The Washington times., 1921-03-23
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LIEUT.. ;. NJ. Davidson.

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LIEUT.. ). NJ, DAVIDSON.
With full military honors, the body
OF Lieut.. Joseph NJ. Davidson, former
secretary to Senator Randell OF Louis
lana, who was killed in the Argonne.
November 4. 1918, was buried this
morning in Arlington Cemetery.
Lieutenant Davidson was attached
TO the 31Sth Infantry. His home was
n st. Joseph, La, where he was
prominent In social circles.
He attended George Washington
L aw school, and later was graduated
from the University Of Michigan. He
was a member Of Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity
LIEUT.. DOUGLAS II. CAMERON.
The body of Lieut.. Douglas Tilford
Cameron, son of Col. and Mrs. George
Fl. Cameron, was brought to Wash
ington yesterday. The young man
was killed in France in September.
1918. The body will be inferred in
| Arlington Cemetery Friday afternoon,
| and will rest alongside his, grand
father. Gen. j. g. Tilford.
Lieutenant Cameron was widely
knowni in this city, where he spent his
boyhood. He received part OF his
education in the public schools here
attached to the Seventh field artillery.
MISS vICTORINE kOONEs.
Funeral services for Miss Victorinc
koones, one OF the most prominent
workers in the Episcopal Church in
this city, who died Sunday while
visiting her sister at Leesburg. Va,
were held yesterday at the Church
of the Ascension, Twelfth street and
! sTaS aas.t, aat fe Nn hxsva In,
termcpt was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Miss Koones was active in all en-
Geavors OF the Episcopal Church, and
was devoutly religious. She was
born in Clark county. Va. She was
The daughter of the late Charles
Montgomery koones and Elizabeth
Koones
In 1876 Miss Koones came to Wash
ington to live. She devoted her
TO the Church and was president of
the Chancel Guild of Ascensi On
Church: president Of the Daughters
Of the King. secretary of the Bell
Home for Children, of the Diocese of
| Washington: president of the Girls
Friendly Society; and an officer Of the
Ladies Auxiliary OF Ascension Church.
Her interest in things ecclesiastical
were not confined to her own parish.
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movement at the Cathedral and was
active In the Bishops Guild.
Miss Koones 10 survived by . sis
ter, Mrs William Hawling. of Lees
burg; two brothers, Or. Charles X.
Koones. of 20 Iowa Circle. with whom
che lived and Samuel s. Koones: two
nicces. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Cath
crime Koones. and one nephew
Charles Carr koones.
MISS ELLA L. SCHOOLER.
Miss Ella L. Schooler. a lifelong
resident OF Washington died yester-
day in Carson's private hospital.
Funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon 1t 1 O'Clock from her late
residence, 21o4 Ward place north
west.
Miss Schooler came from long line
of Washingtonians. Her father. the
late William r. Schooler. was q con-
tractor and builder. She was en-
ployed for the past three years at the
Federal Board for Vocational Educa-
ton. She was q member of the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
Surviving Miss Schooler are two
sisters. Susie e. and Dora E. Schooler
and three brothers, William, Arthur
and Harry Schooler. Of Toledo. OhioC
BENJAMIN FIGART.
Benjamin Figart engineer at ths
oxford Building. died yesterday ~
his home, e29 A street southeast
He was sixty-nve years old.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
chapel of James T. Ryan. 317 Penn
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