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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-05
DEATHS

Ernest William SheareK. age 42, died at local infirmary yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Funeral services will be held from Masonic Temple this aft ernoon at 3:S0 o'clock. followed by interment at Elmwood cemetery. Ac- tive pallbearers-Charles T. Fairbern. w. G. Oliver John B. Bethea, S. R. Coleman, Charles w. Mays, George J. Roebuck, W. J. Penhallegan and S. B. Slater. Honorary pallbearers-J. l.. Hogg, W. H. Wolverton. M. J. Greegs, W. NJ. Shafner. Henry Wingate, E. M. Bones and J. B. Bolheln.
 local infirmary yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock The body was sent to Springville this morning at o'clock for interment, by Johns.
 Lester S. Brown-The body of Lester S. Brown, the young son of MT. and Mrs. I. M. Brown, who died at a local in- firmary Friday morning. was sent to Appleton, Wis. yesterday at noon for interment.
 Mrs. Lorenzo o. Smith died late last night at the family residence. 1410 South Eighteenth street Funeral services this afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock from the residence She is survivei by two daughters, Miss Madeline Smith and Mrs. J. R. Andrews.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents.

SA LESMAN-Out Of the most successful
aud best regarded educational institutiu ions
IN Inc country. specializing In the teaching
81 Higher Arcuuntancy by extension. has
splendid "n"ning in Virginia FOR right man
WORK is ethical. digniicd and inspiring and
mcntH aud approval OF hig men straight
commission. exclusive territory AMI inex,
hhu stiblc talking Dotnts that appeal to- com
mon sens. and Judgment Of men really
Interested IN making marked success in
me. our bcSt men are earning from So 600
to $i:.oon wear. Strong and pleasing
personality financial responsibility and aG-
accounting cApcricnc" desirable. but NOT
S'rlttly necessary. give thorough
coaching ana active cooperation 4 rather
,h'hri"t" record of your past experience. viii
be appreciated AMI personal intcr view
VIII he arranged with those sccminc to meet
..uirements coniidc initial. Address - 3SS
care Times Dispatch we
SAl.ESMAN for carbon paper and type
writer ribbons. htlling direct for factory
cricbabnre write /: "In"of Tuc snIn EsI ia
MM.naEcr sij Fifteenth street. y. ~.
~ LES MEN--Wsntod statesmen who .rc
."llinE an n"r"hants In small towns and
s'"',h, 'puhtfS stores I" sell new
~ sim"h nuiht Empire Manufacturing Co
-. W Ilum. Sir,ct. Norfolk. Va.
sA,.t;S MEN -liistory's greatest war. com.
plstc woodrow wilson. his LIES work
Milrrs History FOR III" c"iur.G men makes
,hs strongest lineup in III. country Write
Tor hE.nts terms Victory M.s Co ~
Ut II N!ntn s,trtrt.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Male.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
suRAEcE MEN AND EXPERIENCED
CANvASsERS TO SELL JEwELRY on
THE EASY PAYMENT PLAS. Liberal
SALARY AND COMMISSION TO PRO
pUcERs. APPLY TO CAsTELBERG's. 7lo
EAST BROAD STREET
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L. I. BRANCH. REAL. ESTATE,
sac East Main Street.
Auction Sale

or choice building lots in West Man
saturday, August ., at r. NJ, 30 Very
choice lots. 80 feet by l2o to $40 feet
deep. to he sold on the premises near
Dundee. situated principa lly on Park
Avenue and Midlothian Pike, healthy
neiShborhood. with sewer electric
lights and schools convenient. only few
minutes walk from Hull street and
Forest Hill car lines. No taxes, free
conVcyanccS.
TERMS $1,000 down and $40 per
month
For further particulars apply to the
above address.
J. W. LORD. AUCTIONEER,
Chester Va.
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Nos. | 1921 l24
Perry Street
At Auction

At tho request OF the owner we will
offer for sale on the premises on
MONDAY. AUGUST II. 1919,
AT O'CLOCK f. NJ.
the property above referred to at the
corner OF Perry and Twelfth Streets.
South Richmond. the lots front~2f feet
inches each, and the buildings con-
sist OF two two-story brick fiat or
apartment buildings, with two apart
ments to each building; electric lights
and modern in every particular. These
properties are good renters and will
make good investment. So
TERMS: Easy and announced at the
sale.
y. l.. ADAMSON AND ~ W. BOWIE
& son.
Auctioneers.
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry ana Supplies.
hfEkCffANUiSk

We have for al once grocery and
confectionery store uo.us a nne
business ana could he m4de 4 much
h0cr place with some one to push
Owned by two people too oii 20 10
me worn. 10 muCn A. one OF
thCm has bad health and must leave
!or California A. once. VIII sell
cheap 10 gu!ch buyer. Rent low.
nnc natures. electric lights with
good display window. right on car
Ih- best bargain Of todsy.
All you have TO do /. sec IL and
Then you vii! buy. App.y Bon los.
Highland SPRINGS. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

AGENTS-LarEcst company in the world
specializing In accident and health in
surance wants live. earnest agents through
out your state. over s-0,'o)0J0 paid In
claims. johnson a. Adams Southeastern
managers. $50 Southern Bldg. Washington.
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D{SrLAi --t.i..>>.:,tIB

q stated communication Of Jopra
~ l."dsc No; 80 4. +. 4. NJ. will
w. THURSDAY. 18th inst Al $50 o'ciock
y. NJ Members Of sister lodges and
transient brethren are frattrnsIiy invited
by order Of tn. worshipful Master
George g. Jefferson. Secretary.
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situations Wantcd-Fcmale. ae

A1IkON Wanted position as house
h'"t'rT or nhtipn In = uniNcrgity
,.Er inr Rove Fave had scvcn vcXrs' OK
vi, n'' - mousse "onHr ~ hnvs' school
,d"" - 'i:,r.h put MOu"L accent D.a,-
IN ans rth"r institution for si,n!la, work
Athr.ss Boz iy:. Chatham. F.,tsyivania
SIENoGRAlHER - n, d. competent
tirnrEraDhSr desires i,l st,n M
graphic position where executive ability VIII
t." appreciated over eight vcars' .sDeri.
,nce. AZ present employed but desires to
mar" change. Address H.. i. o. BOX ,St
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BhRHER-wan,cd. ono nr.t-cIaas white
barber. Come ~ once: s25 10 guarantee.
virginia Hotel barber Shop. North En-
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OFFICE MANAcER-rHE orroRruNIrr

OFFICE MASAGER-THE OPPORTUNITY
NAN WHO HAS HAD THE OFFICE EX-
FERENCE OR MAHAGEM E%'r OF AN
1SsTAiLMENT BUSINESS ANp UNDER
COUNTS AND HAS EXECUTIVE ABILITY
SALARY no OBJECT TO THE RIGHT
rARTr ASD REPLIES WILL BE KEfT
DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

BOY Wanted boy q" learn printing trad..
good oppnrlun!ir, Ar"ly 10 second floor.
u LImc =. DHnAtch IkML.ii-..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm. anu Land For sale. q

300 .>IKES-
iustn".s and p!caaurc combined.
nave fine l.pOn-avre farm. front;
INK lorH RIVER. few miles below Nest
i'oint. Lovely beach for bathing.
over 100 acres oysters: nnc fshinE.
ho>inS. etc. -Four sets buildings.
On" LARGE and good Tor club rur-
poses othcrs. for tenants. several
h"NinE aricStan wells. oAccllant
"ai"F. Wanj ten mcu only to put
W small amount money each. on
which they will certsinly get from
r"r cent TO |" pcr cent annu.ilv.
hrsiIcs the pleasure. Address Boa
%, IVES rVint Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

WANTED-CAn use wide -awakc men 10
sell nationally advertised line. city
outside. Promotion and training given.
Permanent work. References required APP
My 6o1. care Times Dispatoh.
NORTHUMBERLAND Matchmaker II
all right. can take charge of business.
Apply early. Is. \. Spear. ~ Meflen Street.
phoehus. Va.
WELLpRILI.ERS-wa welldriiiers and
WrlIdHlIerB' helpers. Address, with age.
axoerience. and references. Virginia Ma
..htnery and Well Co. Inc. Box ll"2, Rich
WHEEI.NAkERS wANTED-Sevcrai all
around whrclmakers at t0c psr hour.
Amply address tho Edw. Stinson Mfg. Co,
5sf fiuilford Avenue. Raltimorc:
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DISPL4Y-CLdSSIFIED

\ called communication OF Tcmrle
Lodge NJ. ., a. r. e. A. ". will be
M held at Masonic Temple. corner
Adams and broad Streets. THURSDAY.
August . 1919. at Gt5 r. ~ Members OF
sister lodges and transient brethren are
cordially invited 10 meet with
by order OF the worShiptul Master. Chas.
Mason. Secretary.
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AUCTIONS-LEC4L
Legal Notices. OF

HI hSdiS. ps sHRRiX g
uf nizf Sa' aub bsSS M
s sSiI grocer,es. etc. covering Seutember
Wsshinsfon D. e. Ss Ras eH o sa alsJ IN IN
eeh, hsr sn1 mus, nsrr FHsra1y Of
BiDs-Zonc Supply ONCE Coca Cola Tuiid
viii 5eeeived here nnt .:oo M' oFS %Ssass
II 1879. for furnishing suhsisto nee sup.
Iulre:nenSs Tor domestic consumptium ,o By he
n niusi ,.s Hd1 u. to be ted in ,ripiea,e and
Information obiainable u, above once '
BiDSIZone supply Once, Coca Cola Ruiid-
an' Is M PFosS Ssus, VII
1919. for furnishing Subsistence SUPPLIES
.n,s domestic Sonsu n1sHS t Sy n.
a a1my. w. h'dS TO be MED, in 1ripiicaIs and
Information nhtainahle vt above once GU"
SEALED PROPOSALS -rroposals for Street
noss s,v'n e. Ssal.d nrorSsnls addressed Fro
and ss's sSress S SlasM1lHs
assA for bids on ten thousand 10000 wards
twenty lhousanI t!Sooc,, ,fSei Of go ecncre "S
M " ahsek 10 fS Ss ;sSc
mad payable TO- r. C. strAtton. treasurer.
enntraet viii b. entered into Ali'P ma
ttSrisi must no Satisfactory TO the CITY
pronoss! At The once Of the 9ity En anc
SarE 81 BIDS e sGdf Sssssi to p. j. r.
in by Angus, Is; noon. 'rhe Street Com.
nii'S Ga re.ervs S the RICH, to reject and
appcar
wATkl -CoTrREIL. Co-The annual
s,ns; ,'o;ifei 60: viii Be- hsid in he .m nee
gus noon sisned, r. s rsnsa an
Sscr.tary z NJ Ire.s1
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LARGE MANUFACTURING F1RM
WANTS THE NAMES OF BOARD
ING HOUSES AND PRIVATE
FAMILIES THAT CAN FURNISH
BOARD FOR ONE OR MORE OF
THEIR YOUNG LADY Ell.
PLoYEEs CHURCH HILL IRE.
FERREp. BUT NOT ESSENTIAL.
SEND YOUR NAME AND AID.
DRESS AND OUR REPRESENTA-.
TIVE Will CALL. ADDRESS
P. o. BOX 1895. CITY.
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YOUNG MAN.

YOUNG MAN.
WANTED. YOUNG Man TO KEEP STOCK
IN DOWNTOWN DRY GOODS STORE.
FREEZER ONE WITH EXPERiENcE IN
AGE. EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EN-
PECrED: ADDRESS SS5. CARE TINES
DISPATCH.
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LikE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets,
Horses, Cattle, VchieIes

North Ninth Street Madison 746s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

MAkE--t,oI sale. sorrel mare and harness.
App!y 32oI Eas. Marshall
FlRGlNlAS Reliable BAZAAR WOLFE
BROOKS You Will lind plenty horses
and mules, secondhand wagons bugcies
and harness for safe daily; Auction days
iucsuay ana SATURDAY. Bring US your sur
you get your money Same day 1901 /
East Franklin Street. Phone Madison $3.50
PEOPLE VINO never used classified ads b..
fore have their wants or offers printed
here today.
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BOARD Wanted by rchncd rpuoic by
CHURCH Hill
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LARORHKS wanted Apply at 7ts North
Seventeenth street;
HEN-Moudcrs ma chinists lathe hands
handy men pipe and foundry. shop oucn
- .
'ion; men put In boa riding houses. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

PIANOS. furniture; household goods bought
sold. exchanged. Anderson broad al
First. Madison 03i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-14
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
GUESTS AT RACES
Many Boxes Taken for United
Hunts First Meet.

Socially prominent persons will turn
out in good numbers this afternoon at
Belmont Park Terminal for the frst of
two meets Of the United Hunts Racing
Association. Boxes have been taken by
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs s. Candy Sc1crmerhorn, Mr. and
Mrs, William R Coe. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton L. Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
]. Barkiie, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ambrose
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. r MuurlinE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Davis, Mr., and
Mrs. F. Skiddy Won Stade. Mr.. and Mrs.
William A Prime, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Norrie Sell
lar. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e widsner,
Mr.. and Mira Henry w. Sage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter J. Salmon. Mr.. and Mra
Howard Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
III. Hough. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Lang
ley, John NICE. Bowman, Charles
Schwartx. Edward r. Whitney, Samuel
D. Riddle. J. Temple Gwsthmey and
James O.. Green.
Many luncheon parties have been ar
ranged for the Turf and Field Club and
others for country houses In the vicinity
of the course. At tho invitation OF some
OF the women interested in the race a
number OF wounded soldiers have been
invited 20 attend. Everything will be
done for their comfort and good seats
have been arranged so that they viii be
able to watch the races,
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SUNDAY. SERMONS !,
IN CITY CHURCHES
Varied Topics to Be Discusseds
by Pastors in New York !.
49,. Tomorrow. =, 70

FORT WASHINGTON PREsBYTER1ANe
CHURCH, Broadway and 1Hth street-Dr. Z
Martin breaches at Il A. NJ, The Secret Of
the Church's Power" TIs p M, no the De-..
parted See and Know what We Are Doing PISS
UNITY SOCIETY or PRACTICAL CHRIS,
TIANTTY, Park Avenue Hotel-''Prayer' Will
be the subject Of Mrs. Croft's lecture tomorrow
NEW CHURCH (swedenborsian). Bsst.c
Thirty fifth street.-The Rev. Julian X. Smytk
will preach Tomorrow At II A. NJ on The
Sacredness Of Immortality"
ST. MARK HE-B0UwERIE, Second
avenue and Tenth street-At II o'clock to-
morrow the. Rev Alexander Griswold Cum
nina, d. D.. will preach on Can the Public
Press Further or Hinder, Progressive Re-
cHURcH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. z
Central Park at seventy-si1th street-The
pastor, Frank Oliver Hail, d. D., will preach
At II A. N. on The Next Step In Human
sf. JGMrs's METHODIST CHURCH, Msdi- I
son avenue at 126th street-At IL A. NJ. Or.
Chester c, Marshall Will preach on The WAls
Of Jericho" At +. NJ. the Lincoln cyclss
motion picture my Father" will be shown.
and Dr. Marshall Will speak on Transforming
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, Fifth
avenue at Tenth street-f1 A. NJ, prayer andu
Sermon by the Rev. DR.. Grant, subject Truth
and Freedom" p. M, the public forum.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH, West End avenue at
Seventy seventh street.-The Rev. Henry ByertSI
son Cobb. d. D., will preach at II A. N. tod
morrow. 4 70.
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DIED.

ARocENA.-RAfaei.d died June -. Lying
in state At THE FUNERAL CHURCH
Campbell Blds.). Broadway at Sixty
uItn street.
Funeral private. convenience OF family.
spanish and Mexican papers please
copy.
CoRLlEs-At Pelham Manor, N. T., June
-. 1919. Susan Meigs. widow Of Ben
tamin r. Corlies and daughter Of
Charles A. and Julia Meigs
Funeral from her late residence, sss
Esplansds. Pelham Manor. on Saturday
morning on the arrival Of the 1906
train from Grand Central Station
FRASER--On Thursday, June II, 1919
Caroline winsiow Fraser. daughter of
the late Charles and Sarah q. Fraser.
at her late residence. ATS Clinton ave.
nue.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Funeral private.
LiNDEMAN-pr. Edward. died suddenly
at Atlantic City. y. Member of Alumni
OF Yale. Class 1905, Shelf; member OF
Ysis Club Of New York, Aiumnus Of
Johns Hopkins. 1908; Fellow Of Plth-
otomy Club formerly Instructor Of
PharmAeoIosy. University Of Michigan,
member Of the American Medical As
ISOLATION, New York Medical Assoeia-
ton. New York County Medical Associ-
euoh' american ASSOCIATION Tor the
Advancement OF Science. New York
Geographical Society.
Services at THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
tcsmpbsli Blds.). Broadway at Sixty
sixth strsst. Sunday. June ~. ~ 10
A. ~.
MISUNDERSTANDING. on June II. In New
York city. John Bodins LunEer. hus-
band Of Jane Burnett Lungsr. in his
nfty-sixth ysar.
FUNERAL services at II A. NJ. Saturday.
Juns'it. az st. Thomas Church, Fifth
avenue and Fifty-third street. New
York. Intsrmsnt at sAsbury. ". j.
ourcK-on Thursday evening. June 10.
1919, Of pnsumenia, Amanda N. Quick.
daughter Of the late Gideon and Clara
Quick OF New Jersey.
Tansrai ssrvios sunday. June Is. at .
y. n, At the residence Of her brother
ia-lAv. George Q. comstoek. ~ West
e sistA street.
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OBITUARIES.
sILAs PARTRIDGE KNIGHT.

Silas Partridge Knight, inventor OF
An electrotyping process of making
copper plates for hne printing. died
yesterday morning at his home, 90
Seventh avenue. Brooklyn. He was %
years old and one Of the Oldest members
Of the Independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows in the United States.
Mr.. Knight was bora at ST. Johns
Newfoundland. on January 81, 1891. He
invented his. eiectrotyplng process n,
Boston and came to Brooklyn with I,
in 1852. He succeeded in having an
electrotypins department installed al
Harper Brothers q Company in Man
haitian and was q superintendent with
that firm for forty years. Mr. Knight
attributed his long life to Temperance
in habits and food, together with vigor-
Gus exercise. His wife, Lydia 0under-
son, died In Brooklyn twenty year,
age. Mr.. KNIGHT In survived by q soh
and three daushetrA Interment will b
at Green Wood Cemetery.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

In st. Georges Church, Seabrisht, N.
j., to-day At noon, Miss Florence Apple
ton. daughter by q former marriage Of
MIRA N. Horsman Swain. win be married
70 James Clarke Milhoiiand Of Pittsburg,
A reception viii follow at the Runscn
Country Club.
Miss Grace Meacham, daughter OF
Mrs. Frederick Castle Meaoham OF
Brooklyn, will be married TO Tracy 3.
Lewis Of Beacon Falls. Conn, to-day in
the country place OF her mother In
wolfsboro. n. H.
The marriage Of Miss Wilma Adele
sours, niece Of Surrogate and Mrs.
George A. Slater, to Kenneth Comstock
Cole, will take place to-day at noon. In
ST Peters Church. Port Chester, N. Y.
The bridegroom-el recently returned
from France. where he served 40 First
Lieutenant IN the Ambulance Corps.
John McEntee Bowman, who win
marry Miss Ciarice n Paterson, dsugh-
ter Of Mre. N. Dorcmus Paterson, on
June 30 in the Central Presbyterian
Church, will give his farewell bachelor
dinner at the Biltmore next Friday even
Ing.
Miss Katharine schulxe. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Schulse Of
St Paul. will be married to Jeremiah
Milbank Of this city next Saturday In
the country place Of her sister, Mrs. The
odore Pomeroy. Byram Shore road, Port
Chester, N. Y.
Mas Katherine Force, who 10 with her
mother, Mrs William H. Force. at the
Ritz-Carlton. IL convalescent after .
eight throat operation three days ego.
Ths marriage Of Miss Ruth Norris.
daughter Of L. w. p. Norris. to Hoyt q.
Post. win take place this afternoon 1t
Einoris Farm. the country place Of her
father In Carmel. N. Y.
Mrs. Henry Lowe Of Mariemont, Ros-
Ign, L. l.. 10 at the Plasa-
A musicale and tea for the benefit of
the Hudson River Music School. under
the direction Of Miss winifred Rogers.
will be given this afternoon ut Spring
hurst. the country place of Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Q. Brown. In Dobbs Ferry.
Among those interested are Mrs. Matt
land =. Griggs, Mrs. Albert Shaw. Mrs.
Henry Willard. Mrs. Stanley Brown-Ser-
mon, Miss Caramai Carroll. Mrs. Henry
Brooks and Mrs. Joseph Glendenin.
Miss Helen Collysr. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Collyer. will be married
to Charles Barrett Bovine Of Poughkesp-
sic. this evening In the homo OF hsf
parents, $40 Greene avenue, Brooklyn.
The marriage Of Miss Mary La Vie,
daughter Of George A. La Vie OF this
city city. to Van Camper Heilner, will
take place in Trinity Church. sprins
Lake. N. J.. June rs. The bride will be
attended by her sisters. the Misses Edith
and Marjory La Vie, and Reginald
Brown will act as best man. A recep-
ton will follow at the summer home Of
the brides father, in Spring Lake.
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DANIELS DINNER GUESTS.
Admiral ana Mrs. Clarke Entertain
Secretary.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Secretary
OF the Navy and Mrs. Daniels were
guests OF honor At a dinner tonight at
which Admiral and Mrs. George r.
Clarke were hosts at wardman Park
Inn. Other guests were Gen. and Mrs.
James McRae, Gen. and Mrs Kreger
Capt and Mrs. Frank B. Freyer, Col
and Mrs George Nugent and Capt and
Mrs. John Kahle. After the dinner Mrs
Daniels left for her home in Raleigh
N. c.. where she will remain several
days.
Sadigh-Es-Sultanes the newly ap-
pointed Minister from Persia, arrived In
Washington to-day and II now at the
Persian Legation. This ID the frst time
In almost two years that there haa been
Minister from Persia at Washington
The former Charge D'Anaires, Mira
Ali-Kuli Khan. Is now In Paris a dele
gate to the Peace Conference.
Representative Luther. w. Mott of
New York has returned from a brief
visit to New York. On Wednesday he
received the degree of Doctor of Laws
at ST. Lawrence University Canton,
N. Y. and spoke at the Alumni luncheon
that day.
Mrs. Mark Bristol will leave te-nisht
for Great Neck. L. l.. where she will
be the guest Of Mrs. Preston p. Sattert-
lee until June 20 when she will sail for
France.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Henry Baretow Plat. 6s5 Park ave.
nue.. announced yesterday the engage
ment Of his daughte-. Miss Charlotte
Plat. to Capt Huntington Lyman, son Of
Hart Lyman OF this city. Miss Plat,
who Is a granddaughter OF the late United
States Senator Thomas c. Plat, was in
troduced to society three years ago. She
was graduated from Miss Porters School
at Pennington. Conn.,, and 10 a member
Of the Junior League. She has been ac-
lively engaged in war hospital work on
Ellis Island. Capt. Lyman was gradu-
ated from Yale in 1915. and was COM
misisoned First Lieutenant at Platts-
burg in August, 1917. Later he was
promoted to Captain at Camp Upton.
and In April, 1913. went to France in
command of Battery A, 3o4th Field Ar
tillery. and served in all the campaigns
Of the Seventy-seventh Division until
the armlstice was signed. He is q MEM
Der of the New York Stock Exchange
and makes his home in this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-14
TO ATTEND LUNGER FUNERAL
Life Insurance Presidents Name
Special Committee.

Life Insurance Presidents Name
Special COMMITTEES. "a
At \ special meeting yesterday Of the
executive committee of the Association
Of Life Insurance Presidents. the follow.
ing were appointed a committee to rep.
resent the association at the funeral ser.
vices Of the late John b. Lunger, vice.
president Of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society Of tho United States. to b
held at st. Thomas's Church. Fifth ave-
nue. and Fifty-third street, at IL O'Clock
this morning:
Z. ]. Heppenheimer, Jersey City: Asa
s. Wing. Philadelphia; William Bro.
smith, Hartford: John K Gore and E
z. Rhodes. Newark; George z. Ide
Charles A. Peabody. George H. Castor
job E Hedges and George T. Wight
New York.
The Union League Club has appointed
the following members as a committee
to attend the funeral services:
John F. Alvord, ]. Sinclair Armstrong.
William Evarts Benjamin. Bertram II.
Arthur L. Livermore, James Joseph
Lyons. William C. Bosworth. Gates w.
McGarrah, William c. Breed, Frank A,
Munscy. Harry A. Cushing. Frank II.
Piatt. William Curtis Demorest. Frank
Presbrey. T. Coleman du Pont. Henry C.
Quinby. Joseph H. Emery. Thomas r.
Shaw. Samuel w. Fairchild, George L.
shepley, Wilson p. Foss. Robert A. @
Smith. William Morris Greenwood,
Harry B. stedman. Henry 8. Higgins,
Hartman B. Vanderhoof. George w.
Hodges. Albert H. wiggin ana George
T. Wilson.
The honorary pallbearers will be
William Alexander. William c. Breed,
Henry A. Caesar, George A. H. Church
ILL., w. A. Day. T. Coleman du Pont.
William Curtis Demorest, Samuel W.
Fairchild. Leon o. Fisher. John D. Ker-
nan. Morgan J. oBrien. Alton b. Parker,
Judson s. Todd. ]. V. Westfall and
George T. Wilson.