SOContinued from Page One )ry.iJ known and took an active interest intth** affair* of Cue town. Mayor l'u-neiio Harrison is confined *o I'.is room ] with the ailment^. Hwlw-t Cooper i and six. children of his family and ithree Children of Or. and Mrs. C. E. Foster are down with the O'* .-ease.U was reported last night that the disease had greatly interfered w.lh railroad work in the shops nn;J yards, las A number of employes are ch-k an.Ior.Mill U tT LUliUUVttU V.*burial will be made in Jefferson cemetery.J. .If. Ridenour.The funeral of •?• VC. Hidenour. who died at Hopewell. Va.. will take place in Mt. Olivet chapel. Frederick, on Friday afternoon with services conducted by t)r. I'. S. G. Rupp. The deceased is survived by his parents. Mr.1sand Mrs. H. 0. Ridenour, his wife aim{child and the following brothers andp-many have been forced to it op work to look after members of their jaui-lilies who ar^ ill. in order tnai therewnaen mar return to work and to re- »tyj lieve the physicians as far as possible the local Red Cross members will assist in the work of relief.sisters: Harry Ridenour, in trance: Edward Ridenour. Baltimore; Mr-. James Smith. Frederick: Mi«. L. F. Richards, Frederick; Mrs. J. j antes Davis. Baltimore. F. Obenderfer A: Son are the funeral director,-.Hurry l.ee Fisher.AVorJ was received here of thet death!\lHarry Lre Fisher, *: