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RACING FRATERNITY PRESENT AT DAINGERFIELD FUNERAL FUNERALNoted Noted Turfmans Remains Shipped to Lexington Ky for Burial BurialNEW NEW YORK N Y June 12 In a set ¬ ting as placid as the life he had led funeral service was read this morning over Algernon DaingerfieldT assistant secretary of The Jockey Club at the Cathedral of the Incar ¬ nation Garden City CitySurrounded Surrounded by his family and representa ¬ tives of The Jockey Club the United Hunts Association the American Trainers Associa ¬ tion New York State Breeding Bureau The Turf and Field Club New York State Rac ¬ ing Commission the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association the five New York Racing associations and the New York Turf writers Association in an edifice deeply banked with floral tributes from through ¬ out the nation the ceremony was followed by the shipment of the remains to Lexing ¬ ton Ky for burial burialAmong Among those present were William Wood ¬ ward chairman of The Jockey Club Walter M Jeffords George H Bull Dr Edward P Kilroe Alfred G Vanderbilt Robert L Gerry F Ambrose Clark Theodore J JKnapp F S VonStade C J Fitzgerald Harry A Buck Robert A Pinkerton Fred G Parks Harry D Kirkover Frank and Joe Stevens Marshall and George Cassidy A T Colley John F Shevlin Preston Burch Wm Wallace Robert C Turnbull Addison Kelly Frank Kalbac Myron Davis Frank Keogh Otto Townsend Jesse Web ¬ ster Roscoe Johnson John Hastings John F Shevlin Samuel Lampied Henry L Bull Nelson Strang George Hyland C H Cor nehlsen Lieut Abe Goldman Counsellor Lichenstein Abe Hallow Dr J G Catlett Dr Harold Sheets Murray Tynan Niel New ¬ man Frank Shannon T J Shaw John Miller P R Blong Eugene Campbell and many others from all departments of racing as well as neighbors and friends throughout the East
