Paris. March 19.?A solemn service
with mas* was celebrated to-day in the
church of St. Roch for the soldiers of
the allied armies who fell on the Ar
gonne battlefield*. The high altar and
tne choir lort wero draped with allied
flags, among which the Stars and
Mripes had a conspicuous position
Contributions were received to be de
mndot?-thf,erc< tion "f a monument on
v. in k" ?' Chevauchec, whereon
Hi i ",p numbers of all the
allied regiments that participated in the
Argonne fighting.
OBITUARIES.
' HARLKN I). Til.roll I).
Gharles D. Tllford. 61. uho was en
gaged in the brokerage business fnr
twenty-rive years, died Satur^lay at hi?
home. 3210 Broadway. He was a cousin
#i 2^ T11*01"'1 ot Park & Tllford. He
n?tired from business severul y.-ars ago
rJ^k ii T,re" wi" bo he,d 111 fhe
< ampbell Funeral Church, 'Broa?tway
nnd Sixty-sixth street, Wednesday after
noon.
WR". c. n. v. ii. iti TiicBF-onn.
Mrs. Clementine D. Van II Ruther
ord, aged 8S. ?vif" of the |at.> Thoma?
i|utl:erfo!d. who was a manufacturer of
clothing, died from the infirmities of muo
yesterday |n her I onic, , South EiMof
Place. Brook!; ?. She I ,vcs tw.. dm.gh
ters. Mir. George Cine hikI Jlif Flm n< e
Thorp, ami j, ^on. Thomas W Rut'.er
lord. She wa? born in Green Ttlxei,
" is l?|; | . ill (RhKl.
