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ROAD UNIT HEADS
WIFE SUCCUMBS
Mrs. Elizabeth Macdonald
Dies in Battery Park,
Md, Residence.

Mrs. Elizabeth Macdonald, promi-
nent member of Washington clubs and
the wife Of Thomas H. Macdonald,
chief Of the United States Bureau Of
Public Roads, died yesterday at her
residence, 4s11 Moorland lane. Bat
terry Park, Md, after an illness Of
two years.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed. but 1t Is expected that
burial will be near her birthplace in
Iowa.
Mrs. Macdonald came to Washing
ton In 1918, when Mr.. Macdonald
was appointed to the roads bureau
position. Prior to her marriage in
1906. she had taught school near her
birthplace at Boone, Iowa, and served
as secretary to the dean of the Engi-
neering College Of Iowa State Uni
versity, Ames.
In Washington, Mrs. Macdonald
was a member Of the Women's Club
of Chevy Chase and Of Chapter 3 .;
the p. z. O., National Women's Secret
Society. She was an oficer of the
Bethesda Garden Club.
Besides her husband, she Is sur
vived by a son, Thomas, jr.; daugh-
ter. Margaret; her mother, Mrs. Addie
Durham of New York; two sisters,
Mrs. Earl Van Valkenburg and Mrs
Raymon Hurst of New York, and two
brothers, Fred Durham Of Sioux City
Iowa. and Burt Durham of Phila-
delphia.
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PARK POLICEMAN
DIES HERE AT Ga
J. P. Stakeholder, Veteran Of
Two Armies, Was Hyatts-
vile Resident.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSvILLE, Md, August t.
Park Policeman John p. Stakeholder,
GA, a Spanish-American War veteran,
of II Shepherd street, died in Mount
Alto Hospital. Washington, yesterday
of heart trouble.
Born in Holland, he came to this
country when 10 years Of age, after
2h years service in Dutch Guiana as
q soldier.
He first settled in Iowa, working on
q cattle ranch and later driving q mail
stage coach. He Joined the United
States Army at Fort Sheridan, Ill,
was sent to the Philippines and saw
service In China during the Boxer
rebellion. After being promoted to
the rank of master sergeant he left
the Army 23 years ago.
Since that time he has resided in
Hyattsville and vicinity. Before be-
coming a member Of the park police
force he worked as a guard at the
Smithsonian Institution and as a
printer at the Bureau Of Engraving.
He is survived by his widow, the
former Miss Hannah e. Bell of Chi
cago, and a son. Joshua Stendehouder,
of Washington.
Funeral services will be held Friday
morning at Gasch's funeral home
here, followed by interment with mill.
tary honors in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Births Reported.

John and Kathryn Joy. twin sirls.
John and Betty wagner. boy.
Robert and Eleanor Bains. boy.
Carl and 1neZ Sierk. boy.
Marshall and Mabel Knott. icy.
Henry and Ruth De Loatche boy.
Thomas and Nell Durkin. boy
Charles and Myrtle Garrison. boy.
Edward and Hannah McWiliiams. boy
George and Mildred Perry, boy.
BENJAMIN and Sara Goodman. girl.
Saul and Elizabeth Gordon. girl.
Dominic and Emma Falcone. girl.
Samuel and Mabel Turner, girl.
Russell and Dennie Gurganus, girl.
Morton and Mildred Gooch. girl.
Arson and Sarah Meister. boy.
Ley and ina }ssR saeS Boy soy
5Sss1a and and Lee M:rf feVn P soy boy
Julian and Helen Berry. ooy.
America and Marie Midolo. boy.
Joseph and Jennie Gasperow. boy.
Virgil and Hazel Hallman. boy.
Melvin and Ruth Vaughn, boy.
Lyndon and Fleta Rives, boy;
Charles and Irene Thomas. girl
Michael and Bessie Richards, girl.
Gilbert and Dorothy Myers, girl.
David and Margaret Werts. girl.
John and Olive Kasow. girl.
EdWard and and Eiias yS h9 Brown sir airl
neu!y hnu MARION MlIllnsS. poy.
Fred and Dorothy Lambert. boy.
Charles and Selma Daniels. boy.
William and Polly May. boy.
william and Edna Moore. girl.
Jerry and Frances Digs. girl.
Jerome aGd Lula Miller. girl.
Frederick and Madeline Pierce, boy.
Ray and Katie Bruner. boy.
william and Isabelle Thomas. boy.
Walter and Maresret Byrd. boy.
Albert and Mary Lyons, girl.
Lawrence and Rosa Crawford, girl.
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Marriage Licenses.

John II. Marsh. 25. Remington, Va. and
u lucia &c G. HonsdkeTN; Ne. e. Huntinston. W
VIII" Lillian AZ stei9sr Is. Plaza TIM aaS
Rev. e. B.. Harris.
Richard willis. so, 1917 Risss pl.. and
Elizabeth X; Fyles. "a. Ferhus Falls
Arthur Defresne. %. west Palm Beach
Fla, and Dora L: Jaeschke. "a, 1902
No sCrIh Gs osn Jq a N,E hsmsEll,
ave. and Mary +. Rosers. "a. Cisxton,
Robert E. talbot, 81. s7si Benton st.. and
Dorothy, M. Wise. %. 6023 9th st.; Rev
Thomas ". Whitfield. g. 1928 N St, and
judge 3: T. Mattinsly 5000
s sea Fos e E EoIon' a. 500 Decatur ST.
Daniel oconnere' ' SO. 2s4e Nichols ave.
Sc, and Mary NJ. Lucas. IS, 2231
shannon pl; Sc; Rev. p. c; Keenan,.
joseph r. Tillis. 32. Miami. Fla. and
Willie Kate Lee. AZ. Jacksonville, Fla;
Judge r. 3. Mattinzly..
Ollie =. Miller. a.; and Mary e. Hawking.
81. both OF 426 LIST st.; Judge r. T.
John S.'i'ns sfxp.q t.: 81 ass g., 5ss a, &.
ave; ne; Rev, q; W; Dow. a. ,.
meadow. Mass. and Ethel NJ: waters.
%. 1415 g st. Sc; Rev. a: r. 7; Rsum.
Ad aa and Sroy p nass 1915
Melvin l. Penn. 81 Rockville. Nd. and
Nd: Rev. r. 0. Harding.
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WASHINGTON RESIDENT
FOR ~ YEARS EXPIRES
J. Frank Booth Had Been Crit.
ically Ill Since November.
Funeral Tomorrow.

J. Frank Booth, SO, a resident Of
Washington for % years, died yester-
day at his home. 1405 Girard street,
after q long illness. He had been
critically Ill since last November.
Mr.. Booth was q salesman for the
De Laval Co., manufacturers Of farm
equipment in New York. He was q
member of the Mount Pleasant Ma
sonic Lodge and the Calvary Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Elsie Booth; brother, Alex Booth, of
Baltimore; sister. Mrs. Maggie
Wells, Of Easton, Md: two sons,
James. of Lynchburg. Va. and W. H.
Booth, Of Roanoke. Va; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Margaret Davis, Of Atlanta,
and Mrs. Robert H Mcneil, of Blacks
burg, Va, and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at Easton, Md. Burial
will be in Spring Hill Cemetery there.
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In Mrirnrtart

COON. EDWARD LESTER tribute OF
love ana DEVOTION TO the memory Of ouI
LESTER COON. who left us suddenly
eleven years aso today, August z. 1924
Gons. but meyer viii you be forgotten.
Y0 46r,S ONLY SISTER. AND LOVING
GELSToN. EMMA HARRIET. In sad but
EMMA HARRIET GELsToN, who de.
parted from life three years ago TODAY.
HER LOVING BROTHERS SISTER AND
HENRY ELIZA y "a n sad but loving 5emsm-
ELIZA HENRY. who left US three years
ago today August 7, 1882.
You shall always be remembered
You shall neve- be forgotten
HUSBAND AND DAUcHTER.
PARKER. WALTER G., Sacred to the
WALTER G. PARKER, who died August
:. 1919.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
FAMILY.
brsnce Of our dear mother, mother-iu-
SACKETT. who kissed US and said good
by three years ago today. August 7. 1882.
What is home without a motherf
All things this world may send,
God gave me wonderful mother.
And when I lost my dear mother
lost nv dearest friend.
LONELY SON. EDWIN J. SACKETT.
The dearest pal ever had.
Mother-tn-law. darling, that vas you.
How I miss you God only knows.
Three years have gone dear mother-in.
law, since you kissed me and saic
HEART-BROKEN DAUGHTER 1N-LAw
ETHEL SIMPSON SACKETT.
A loving grandmother. so good and kind,
No better on earth could ever be found
LOVING YIN rS GIRSANSDEG9sAgGHTERs, LEoNA
SACKETT. LILLIAN C. In loving remem.
LIAM c. sAcKETT TT Who s di HlT three years
ago today 4 ARRSy7 :, 1872 BETTY n.
| SACKETT. LILLIAN C. In loving remem-
sACKETT who died three years ago to-
~ ~ MAURICE sAcKErT.
! SACKETT. LILLIAN c. In loving remem-
brance of my dear mother. LILLIAN C.
SACKETT, who died three years ago to-
' ' ANN J. PETTY.
SMITH THOMAS W. SR In sad but low
ing remembrance OF our dear father;
THOMAS v. SMITH Sr.. who departed
this life one year ago today, August 4
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON.
R ILtER D 3SP aERN E5EdIAM r
RUTH AND TOMMY.
SMITH. THOMAS ". SR. Sacred 10 the
memory of my dear father, THOMAS Y.
SMITH, ST. who departed this life one
year ago today. August :. 1884.
Oh, the memory Of that Tuesday morn,
when angels grasped my fathers hand
and took him to heaven.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON
| IN-LAW, BERTHA AND FRANK MAR
| DEN. JR.. AND GRANDCHILD. NO.
LET
| SMITH, THOMAS W. SR- In sad but low
ing remembrance of a dear. loving hus-
band and father. THOMAS V. SMITH,
Sr.. who died one year ago today, August
| Z. 1884.
Till memory fades and life departs
You'll live forever in our hearts.
MOST DEVOTED WIFE AND chill
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MRS. MARY A. 0'NEILL
DIES AT HOME HERE

Mrs. Mary Agnes O'Neill, so, of
20l3 New Hampshire avenue died yes
terday at her home after long ILL
ness.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at $50 am. from Chambers
funeral home. followed by mass at
st. Paul's Church. Interment will
be in Mount st. Mary's Cemetery,
Flushing, Long Island.
Surviving are her husband, Harry
s. O'Neill, retired Government EN-
ploye; q son, Harry B. ONeill; a
daughter, Mrs. Agnes McBrair, all Of
Washington, and another daughter,
Mrs. Mary Metzser Of New York.
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Deaths Reported.

Agnes J. Glass. 81. 300 South Dakota
John r. Conway. rs 1901 Delaneld st.
Qeorse e. Gone. so. 523 Sd St
Steven v White 81. 1887 California st
Marie Mcintyre. IS. walter Reed Genera
Hospital
Frank r. Richardson. "a, 1907 18th st.
Hubert r. Mcconnell ST. 90. 1888 Trini'
Emma B. hopkins. 81. deorse Washington
william p. johnson. go, Gallinser Hos.
siiss Kidwell So. Emergency Hospital
Mary Felker, IS, Providence Hospital
Catherine 3. weber, 81. 404 II st. ne.
Robert White. As. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
shire ave.
Marie Reeves. e5, Garfield Hospital.
Gentry T. Dodson, %, Potomac River.
De Forrest Barnes. II. Garfield Hospital
Frank Wade. SO. s15 New Jersey ave,
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mOuOd1 az 00
field Hospital.
Funeral services
were eld this
morning at Hines
fun eral home.
Burial will be in
Cedar Fill Gene
terry.
Miss Frazier
graduated as an
honor student this
Spring from Mac
Farland Ju nj or
High School.
Besides her par
ents che ir Sirr-
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DrathH.
ANDERSON, ELIZABETH.

ANDERSON, ELIZABETH. Suddenly. on
Tuesday. August 8. 1888. ELIZABETH.
the beloved wife Of Robert Anderson,
Robert r. Anderson. grandmcther Of Albert bert
Harmon and Cornelia Anderson. Re
mains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis
tice of funeral later.
BELL, HUDSON. On Wednesday. August
1885. at am, at his residence
Remains at Frazier's funeral home, 3s9
Rhode Island ave. NV. Notice Of fu-
neral later.
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Boys Demonstrate Steps.

Boys Of Sheltenham (England Col
lege recently gave q physical training
display to demonstrate that dance
steps and music can be included with
out detracting from the value Of the
exercises.
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Master Plumbers to Meet.

Plans for participation in a ma
tional health campaign will be con-
sidered at 8 pm. tonight in a meet
ing of the Master Plumbers Asso-
citation at the Pythian Temple.
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vived by two brothers, Donald and
Pascal, and sister, Doris.
Mr.. Frazier is senior specialist in
teacher training at the United States
once of Education.
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Winner; q sister, Miss Marie Z. Winner.
both Of washington, and another sis
ter, Mrs. James B. Rorer, of Rio Bani-
ba, Ecuador.
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High School here, died Sunday at
Gloucester. Mass, following long Ill
ness.
Funeral services will pe held tomor-
row ct Gloucester, with burial In Con-
gressional Cemetery here at an unde-
termined later date.
Miss Winner attended Goucher Col
leee in Baltimore, continuing her work
ct the Sorbonne, in France. In 1926
she received an A. B. degree from
George Washington University.
Surviving are her father, James B
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. IL o st. NV.
Phone North b730
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MISS FRAZIER DIES:
WAS HONOR STUDENT
Daughter of B. A. Frazier Sue
cumbs at 14-Funeral Held
Today.

Miss Benna Louise Frazier, IA,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
A. Frazier, 526 Taylor street, died
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DpathH.

1855, JOHN II. SIMS, aged 62 years, be-.
loved husband Of LYDIA Sims. Remains
sis IhS w. y Euner a iq frem c eSn
Episcopal chusch: Q st; Sc. On Thurs:
Congressional Cemetery.
sTEDEHAUDER, JOHN p. On Tuesday,
August 8, 1885 at Mount Alto Hospital
John John I F. beloyed husband Of Hannah
land ave: Hysttsviile. Nd. s ep esfs at
the above funeral home on Friday, Au-
are Invited. Interment Arlington cemes
August g, d!lSS5: CAROLINE sTRoHMANS..
motSr OF Joseph sFShms sro sna 1sOysS S
Mrs. Elizabeth g. Hirrlneer. Funeral
from her late residence, SO Quincy pl
ne, on Friday. August q, at $50 M
followed by high requiem mass at St
Martins Church at 9 am. Relatives
Mary's Cemetery.
THoMs.. JOSEPH HERR. Suddenly. on
2Sth st; NV. JOSEPH HERR THoMs,
Of funeral later.
ToRREGRossA. NICHOLAS A. On Sum
pitaI, NICHOLAS A., beloved husband dor Of
Marion Poweh Torregrosss and son OF
Joseph Sp snd Lena TorregroSsa. Residence
late residence on Thursday August 3. at
$50 am; thence to Sacred Heart
SShsrch' where bsit, high mass will be sung at
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
TOWNsHEND, MARY ELEANORE. On
No 0RRdFsy 5WSsSsE 3 1872 5.. MA MS ELEA
loved wife Of Harry Walter Townshend
| services at Mount Oak Church MITCHELL
VILE No 46,. on Thqrsday August 8. at II
TURNBURKE. GEORGE W. On Monday
GEORGE "; TURNBURKE. Of Clear
Saunders Turnburke ana fsfher 81 5Fe Ver.
ard Sfs Harry sy,s II, Tnfn6grfs Of cisaEssis s
neral home, 290I 14th st NV, on
THURSDAY August s. at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery
TURNBURKE. GEORGE W. Members Of
EGEA meet az az. Hines funeral home
AyGAg9ssuust syn !. 1885 at eTp pm q
ZSrHN attend the funeral Of our our late te
brother, GEORGE w. TURN
WALTER HAYDEN, Councillor.
GEO. 7. BARKSDALE, Rec. Secy.
WILSON; HAROLD. On Tuesday, August
e soN is35' at l2;lQ am: HAROLD VIII
Helen Green Wilson and Henry Wilson,
oeVoteo husband OF Ella Wilson, brother
York City ard Eunice Shelton of Phiia-
delphia. Pa, and nephew OF Charles
Green. Funeral Thursday August s. at
I'm. from the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1892 You st. NV. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Harmony
Cemetery.
winner. MARTHA z. On Monday. August
>. 1885. at Gloucester Mass Miss
MARTHA z. winner. daughter of Mr.
James B. Winner Of 1922 Belmont I'd
| NV Washington d c SerVices m
Thursday, August 8, at Gloucester, Mass
WOOD, JOHN W. On Tuesday. August 6.
1855, at his residence. 1927 Eye ST Sc
| JOHN w. WOOD. son Of the late Richard
!. and Mary z. Wood and beloved brother
of Mary E. and Henry S Wood and Mrs
May Wood Connick. Funeral from the
above residence on Thursday. August s
at pm. Relatives and friends invited
Interment CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Rain this
afternoon, tonight and possibly tomor-
row morning; not quite so cool tomor-
row afternoon; moderate southeast
winds tonight, shifting to west to-
morrow.
Maryland-Cloudy, with rain to-
night and probably In central and
east portions tomorrow morning;
slowly rising temperature tomorrow
afternoon.
Virginia-Cloudy, with occasional
rain In central and east portions to-
night and probably tomorrow morn
ing; slowly rising temperature in CEN
trail and north portions tomorrow.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy, with
showers In north portion tonight; TO-
morrow generally fair; not much
change in temperature.
River Report.
Potomac River very cloudy anc
Shenandoah muddy today.
Report for Last "a Hours.
Temp. Bsro. Temp. Baro
x.st. pssye''' Inches Today Desrss'' Inches
| 4 pm. - IS 1897 ann 90 20 81
5 pm. - 70 5000 5 am 81 29.9i
Midnisht 90 29.e6 Noon - 81 29.9S
Record fer Last "a Hours.
(Prom noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 80. at 3 pm. yesterday. Yea
Lowest, 81. at noon today. Year ago, 81
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. ps, on July 20.
Lowest. .. on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
l. Highest. 90 per cent. at IL pm. yester
Lowest. IS per cent. at 3:45 pm. yes
Tide Tables.
Purnisned By United States Coast an
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The Sun and Moon.

Monthly precipitation in inches In tn
Capital (current month to date:
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MARI AuNES. MEMBERS OF Ine
I: q
N9 Chambers funeral parlor'
VuEY4lJl4A7pose of reciting. the Rosary
ROSE JuENEMANN. Precept.
o'NEILL. MARY AGNES. Members Of
psFct Of S9,pm5 3, Mo ea
ssSSsfssa e Be Ras.sRs = as
/ 6er May XoNEs oNE1IL. .Reauiem
Gpn1cS viii IN s9G snd q SITS s nr at s. sars It
Flushing, Long Island, n. Y
GRACE SPRUCEBANK, G. R.
MARGARET TkAAIMELL. Fin. Secy.
PARKER. MARTHA. On Tuesday. AUGUST
f e2RkE Rt0t TIE devoted mother q ssrs6
Ashton and James Eskridge, and aunt
Of Maud Davis. Remains resting at the
w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432
You st. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
sc zaaass MAMIE las PhID NAME e MP Rb
3 Se1 1s5s o Ssd a aa ssS %f
Pride. Royal ana DIT. William frloe. soLle
also leaves to mourn their loss tive
grandchildren. Wilhelmina Scheper and
Arlene Leake. Remains resting at her
late residence after 4:30 pm. wednesday,
August z. Funeral Thursday, August ):
at pm. from the MCGUIRE funeral
home; 1920 9th St NV: Relatives snd
mortal Cemetery.
SCHULTZ. EMMA HORNER. Suddenly on
sgndsy A%gSss T. 1g25 ct sH egng N VI; r.
OF GuStave H. SchulZe Of 3 Moves drive
Silver Spring, Md. mother of Lewellyn
J. Hupp and sister OF Jack Horner OF
Guthrie Okla. Funeral from the Nevius
funeral home. 924 New York ave. NV.
Wednesday, August 2. at 2:30 PM m
terment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. 70
SCOTT, MARY Z. On Monday. August 3.
1885, MARY z. SCOTT of 5000 Sherman
ave. NV. She Is survived by q devoted
husband, Thomas Scott, and one nephew.
Milton Hopewell; two EieceS and very
dear friend. Myrtle Costley Remains at
Frazier's funeral home. $50 r. !. ave
NV. Funeral Thursday. August 3. at 2
pm. from the above funeral home.
SIMPSON. ROSCOE c. On Tuesday. Au-
gust 8. 1885. ROSCOE c. SIMPSON of
2035 Claggett place ne. He is survived
by devoted wife. Mrs. Shirley Simpson:
one sister Mrs, Leona Brown of Detroit.
Mich; one brother of Louisville. XIV.
Edward Simpson. Remains ct Frazier s
funeral home. .3S9 r. I. ave. NV. Fl-
neral Friday. August 9, at 1 pm. from
the, above. funeral home. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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sTROHMAN' CAKoLINE; On Tuesday.
A AgSow q I aSSiS; CAROLINE sTEoHMAN;
mother of Joseph W. Strohman and
Mrs. Elizabeth 8. HirrlinRer. Funeral
ne, on Friday. August Q, at $40 am
followed by high requiem mass at St
Martins Church at 9 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment St
Mary,S Cemetery
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SIMS, JOHN n. On Tuesday. August q,
1885. JOHN H. SIMS, aged 62 years, be-
loved husband Of LYDIA Sims. Remains
resting at the w. w Deal funeral home.
s16 II St. ne. Funeral from Christ
episcopal ChuGch. @ st: Sc, on Thurs
gay. August g.: at l pm. 1nterment
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EIsLER. JULIA. On Tuesday. August I

1895. JULIA EISLER Of 6II Keefer place
NV. She is survived by one brother
Frank Eisler, and three sisters. Mary and
Kathe Eisler and Mrs. Teresa Ramiscn
all Of WASHINGTON. D. c. Funeral serv-
ives at the above residence on Thursday
August 3. at $50 am; thence to Shrine
of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
where mass will be offered at 10 IN
JOternent Mount Olivaf
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N. L. BRoUGHMAN

Nathan Leech Broughman, SO,
passed away on Wednesday after
noon at the Kennewick sanitarium
where he had been a patient for
several weeks and had been i'll since
the 18th of January, when he had
bronchial pneumonia, from which
he was unable to recover. He was
born September 10, 1865 in Rock
bridge County, Va. and was mar
ried to Mrs. v. Boley at Snohom-
ish, Wash. in 1905. He is survived
by three children, George of
Grangeville, Idaho; Mrs. Ethel V.
Alexander of Carnation, and w. F.
Billy of Kennewick and by a
step-daughter, Mrs. E. E. Cox in
Seattle, and seven grandchildren.
He had been a resident of the East
Kennewick district for 20 years.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock
in the Mueller chapel, with Rev.
Reginald Shepard of College place
in charge.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-03-28
FRANK L. TRIMBLE

Funeral services were held on
Wednesday afternoon in the Muel-
Ter chapel for Frank Lenny Trim
BILE, who passed away Monday IN
the Pasco hospital, as the result
of internal injuries received in ar
automobile accident. He was born
June 81, 1884 at Stevens Point,
Wisconsin. He is survived by his
widow and his mother, Mrs. May
I'rimble Of Tacoma and brother
Fred TrimIble of California. He hai
been a resident of the Highlands
for 16 years and was manager OF
the Northwestern Improvement
holdings for a number of years.
The body was shipped to Tacoma
today.