Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
HOLD LAST RITES OVER
BODIES OF LOCAL HEROES
Richmond Boys Who Fell in
War Will Be Buried With
Full Military Honors.
OBsEQUIES OF FOUR TODAY
Sergeant Sale wnn Laid TO tcnt Ycs-
terdny-Funernl Services for Jnmes
Frances VIII lie Conducted Tues
dry Morning.

Bodies OF four American soldiers.
brought back from the battlcnelds OF
France. will be buried here today.
Funeral services for one fallen hero.
Sergeant II. Il. Sale. were conducted
yesterday. and burial OF the remain
OF Lieutenant James Frances Will
take place Tuesday morning.
Private Edwin 4. Jenkins. OF Han
over County. who was Killed In action
at Bots Brieules. September y. 1918.
VIII be buried this afternoon at 3
o'clock. in the family burying ground
in Hanover County. Funeral services
will be conducted In the home OF his
sisters 30S Minor Street. Barton
Heights.
Private Jenkins IL survived by his
father. Solomon r. Jenkins: four sis
ters and three brothers. lie became
n member OF Headquarters Company
Three Hundred and Eighteenth In
fantry. Eighticth Division, in Sep
TENDER, 1918
Funeral services for Private Lloyd
D. letter. only son Of Otto and Jen-
ME Joyncs IIetzcr. will be held this
afternoon at o'clock from the grave
IN R1vcrview Cemetery. He Will be
nuried with fun military honors. a
local military detachment performing
hha ceremony and firing n salute.
Trained mt Camp Lee.
irfdtc 1ictzcr was trained ut
camp Lee and left In July for France
He was In Company r. Three Hun
dred and Twcnty-ninth Infantry.
Eighty-third Division when sent
overseas. but later was transferred 10
Company u. Sixty-nrst Infantry.
Firth Division. with which company
he was serving when killed Active
pailbcarcrs are: John +. IIill. Il. l..
I'M. Richard Graham Clinton Starkc.
James Wells. John Davis. Frank
jerks and W. -. Harvey. Honorary
pallbcarers: Charles Ecitig. l.. NJ
oBTicn, o. Il. Goldback. Charles Bill
ley, +. Mathews and James Berry.
Funeral services for Corporal An
drew w. Arnold. who died October
%, 1918, in France. will be conducted
at 10 o'clock this morning, in Woody's
funeral parlOrs. 700 North Twenty
mrs, Street Burial will be in oak
wood Cemetery. where full military
honors VIII be accorded. Members Of
Captain Dickcrson's company Will ac,
hs a military escort.
corporal Arnold was the son of Mrs.
Bottle Arnold. of 7is North Twenty
seventh Street
Hurry Stern in Hollywood.
Private sam Stern will be buried
at O'Clock this afternoon In the
Mcbrcw section OF Oakwood Gene
terry Funeral services VIII be CON
r.
Private stern was "a member Of Com
pany IL, Thiriy-cighth infantry.
Funeral services for Sergeant
Thomas Bca! Sale. who was wounded
in action October 5. 1915, in the Ar
gonne offensive, and died October 20.
1918 in base hospital at St Dennis.
France. VIII be conducted, with mill
tary honors. this afternoon a; 1910
o'clock at the grave in Hollywood
"a
pastor OF Seventh Street Christian
church. will on!ciate.
Sergeant Sale WAS serving with
Company !, Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Infantry. Eightieth Divi-
sion, at the time he was mortally
wounded He was the son OF MIR
and Mrs. X. r. Sale, OF Highland
Park
Lieutenant, james Frances will be
inferred in Hollywood Cemetery
Tuesday morning. Funeral services
will he conducted from Christians
funeral pariOrs at IL o'clock. His
father has come to this city from
North Carolina TO attend the burial
Funeral services for Joseph Miles
who was killed in action In France
will be conducted in Pamunkcy Bap-
list Church, At Lester Manor. King
William County. this afternoon at
cemetery.
Miles WAS 4 member of the tribe
Of Pamunkey Indians. lie volun-
tcered for service upon the entrance
of America into the war. and was
with one OF the first american con-
tingcnts to be sent overseas. lie is
survived by his mother. Mrs. Gerta
Collins. and a half brother.
Private Daniel a. Macintosh who
was Killed in action in France Oc-
tohcr S. 1918, will be reintcrrcd this
afternoon at o'clock in Orange.
Corporal jacob +. Carter. who was
killed In action while serving in
Company +. Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Infantry, under the COM
mand OF Captain Crumb. we'll known
In Richmond. who also lost his life.
will be buried this afternoon ut the
family burying ground. in Goochland
County. Due to the inability Of Cap
tain Dickerson. commander OF the
Service Company OF the Grays. to
furnish an escort for the burial OF
Corporal Carter. the Richmond Blues
will perform the military ceremonies.
The Grays will escort the bodies of
all Of the other local men to the
grave.