Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 6

o ~ NTESINTWOCITIES " Funerals for Soldiers Found With Lieut. Sheehan to Be Held Simultaneously. owitz of the 79th Divi- sion. one of the six enlisted men whose bodies were recovered from a shell- hole in France along with that of Lieut. William A. Sheeb Al burled in Arlington Natios tery tomorrow afternoon at with military and Jewish rit At the same hour, it was announced here, the body of Pvt. ng Roflis, 4 in the same shell-hole. will be a similar burial in the Monte- ewish Cemetery of New York Pvt. Ellis E: Rabbi Louis J. Sixth Str at the serv diers from ley over the g s in Baltimore. om Balti- | where most | esiding. He ix| 3 Mollie Her- | showitz of 1223 T} eet north- | who will attend the servi George G. Cohen, local representat of the Jewish Welfare Board, also will attend as the representative from that of his rels survived whose body was brought | ry on the same vessel| with the bodies of his former com | rades, is survived by a widowed mother, who, through efforts of the Jewish Welfare Board, has just been awarded compensation and the bonus | from the Veterans' Bureau. | Two men who tried vainly to save | the life of Lieut. Sheehan on that fatal night in France when the young | Washington officer fell in action w present when his body was laid vesterday afternoon in its final re ing place in Arlington Cemetery. two comrades were Phillip White 7 Phillip Goodman of Philadelphi “non-coms” in Lieut. Sheehan's outfit the 315th Infantry, 79th Divisiof. Col Noble Riley of the old 315th Infantry | also attended the services. | | | Services at Fort Myer. Burial followed services in the Fort | Myer Chapel, when Chief Chaplain John T. Axton, U. 8. A., and Rev. R. G. Lancaster of Winchester, former chaplain with the 79th Di - ciated. Mrs. Eudora Sheehan and Raymond Sheehan of New York, mother and brother of the officer, at- tended the burial. The pallbearers included Wade H. Ellis, Challis B. Ellis, Abner H. Fergu- son, Woodson P. Houghton, Commis- sioner Sidney Taliaferro, William J. Bride, corporation counsel; Judge George Howard, Harry E. Garner, William E. Leahy and Capt. Julius L Peyser. SCHOOL PLANS PROGRESS. The District Commissioners decided today to ask Congress for an urgent deficiency appropriation large enough to permit construction of the Garnet. Patterson Junior High School, bids for which have been rejected. The bids were opened last week and the prices quoted ranged above $500,- 000, whereas the unobligated balance of the appropriation for erection of the school is $485,000. 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