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i} C;‘érz‘ (edar Hill Washinglmis most Beaudil (emetery Where Perpetual Care is | More Than a Promise | A incoln A burial, ' park of abiding loveliness G. ). STOCKMAN, ATTORNEY, DIES Prominent Patent Lawyer Was Leader in Forming Traffic Laws. Charles J. Stockman, 66, died Sun- day afternoon at his home, street. He was a prominent patent | attorney with offices for 40 years in the 600 block of F street. He was a member of the Lions Club SNEREAANSENNNNCNNNNNINS | 1 the Washington Board of Trade, Established 1900 :SARDO & CO S e S SN ARRS 26 = > Z 21C SERVICE $4.00 All City Calls ' LINCOLN 0524 7 Solid Peg Maple Twin Bed Outflt | and took a leading part in the man- agement of the Washington Industrial | Exposition. He was a leader in | formulating the new set of traffic laws sponsored by the Board of Trade. Mr, Stockman is survived by his | widow, Mrs. Mary Stockman; a son, Raymond E. Stockman, and five daughters, Miss Annabelle Stockman, Mrs. Ruth M. Moore, Mrs. Mary L. | Campbell, Mrs. Estelle Mead and Mrs. Catherine Smith. He was an active committee mem- | ber of the Chamber of Commerce | for many years and formerly chair- man of the Committee on Manu- | factures. He headed a committee ‘ | \“‘\\‘\\S\\\\\ 1734 P | | | | THE EVENING Lawyer Dies CHARLES J. STOCKMAN. which secured a reduction in fire insurance rates several years ago and | he was a director of the Committee on Police and Fire Protection. He was past grand patriarch and past chief patriarch of the Inde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows. He belonged also to the Society of Na- tives of the District of Columbia. STAR, WASHINGTON, H. C. STEWERT DIES ON TRIP TO NORWAY Washington Lawyer, 73, Stricken Seven Weeks Ago on Voy- age to Iceland. Henry Clay Stewert, 73, Washington Jawyer who lived at the Connecticut Apartments, Connecticut avenue and | M street, died yesterday in the Red | Cross Hospital at Trondheim, Norway, | according to word received here. Since his retirement 10 years ago, Mr. Stewert had been traveling exten- sively. His fatal iliness began seven weeks ago on a voyage to Iceland with his wife. Mr. Stewert was born in Washing- ton. He graduated from Princeton University in 1884 and since then has sbeen praminent in Washington civic |and fraternal organizations. He was | an auditor of the National Geographic ‘Socmy and a director of the National | Savings and Trust Co. He was presi- | dent of the Princeton Alumni Club here and belonged to the Chevy Chase | and Metropolitan clubs. His widow, Mrs. Mirah Ross Stewert, survives. New Schools for Moscow. Seventy-two new school houses a! being erected at Moscow, Russia. Lustrous Deep-Pile Axminster Rugs Specially Priced During the August Sale If you've planned on getting a new Winter rug, here’s your opportunity to buy a genuine heavy Axminster at sensational savings. All the new warm Winter colorings and back- grounds are offered in this great group. Take advantage of this extraordinary value now. Buy on J. L. Budget plan. Nothing added for credit. August Sale of Includes pair of twin ‘beds, 2 coil springs and 2 comfortable mattresses. This fine outfit will enable you to furnish a bed room at minimum cost. structed of solid The beds are con- peg maple, nicely finished. 44 Buy on J. L. Budget Plan. Nothing added for credit. $6.5 0 Ukility End Table D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1935. LUCIAN VANDOREN, WILLIAM H. CORDELL, SILVER SPRING, DIES Former Washington Contractor ‘Will Be Buried Tomorrow Afternoon. Special Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., August 20 —William H. Cordell, 74, resident of this community for 10 years, died | pital after a year’s illness. A native of Franklin County, Pa., | Mr. Cordell moved to Washington 50 years ago, where he was engaged In contracting work. He came with his family to Sllver Spring in 1925. Funeral services will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock at his resi- dence, 602 Thayer avenue. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lucy J. Cordell, and the following sons and daughters: Bertha A. and William E. Cordell of Washington and Talmadge R., J. Paul Cordell and Marriage Licenses. Melvin G. Keebler. 23. Pittsburgh. Pa_. and Marianne McDaniei, 1318 11th at.; Rev. M. C. Brittain John H. Brandon. 6. W fleld; Long Tsland and Bessie M. Worth, Island; Judge R. E M-umm John B. Lallande. 23. 51 ave.oand Helen K. Ray, 1K30 16th st Re 5 : Bin 5t 7 Orion 8. and Emma M. Jones, 4% bath of King and Queen Courthouse, Rev. F. Bland Tucker e nard R Jones. 3. S0 Prench st. and Carrie L Fuller. 33, 1170 Ath st.. and 718 Prospect’ave.; Jackson. Mich and Gibson. N. C.; | Rev | . P B Hurn i""b" R i 210. T at., 16, 1635 3 nr: Helen Wllhlml re Wilson. lfhenflor- Sreen R | Margaret Randall.” 18 W Charles Brllll [ Prederick A Dodge. 2R st.. and Edna R. ren gt Rev Charles H Reilly. 13th 308 st. an 7ih st 47 Madison 727, 4637 War- 3% ‘and Anne M_ Sacha. Rev. Andrew H Sth st 1441 A st se. 20 se’ Rev. 1827 Park_rd 3 Madison, Wi Rev. Wifliam Chrisiian. Manuel Glick. 2%, 496 G st AN Marilyn Wougmaster, 24, ('nrlm.l\(m [ ;pRey- Georse Silverstone 1 d D 21. James . Massachuset. 21, 1618 22nd st. and Ma North Carolina ave. Rev ghes Harey E. Robertson o1, and Ida Mae Early 20 Doth of Charlottesville. Va Rev. Freeley Rohrer i and Rev, West_Point, Va.. New. 18, Cohoke, Va Preeley R o Hallnnd 5. 200 15th st "Bertie M. Siater. 30. Atlanta, Rev, Montgomery. el. 30.° and Dorothy E. both of Baltimore, Md © Rev. 8. T_ Nichola: John Caponiti. 21 905 B st. se., fo. 23, 502 Trving 1119 4th st 19, 1247 ne Ga; and hn F. Spencer Onll‘l,e smumm- ne. Alice Gilllons. Oates st . Swem Phill Thurston. o1 1820 Corcoran st.. and Bessie R Brooks. 18. 5402 Con- Rectieul ave.: Rev Robert: Anderson Clarence M. Barker. 21. and Katherine M. Eoroughtr, 1% both of Richmond, Va.; Jo~eph it ek e Collier 24. both of v. f Richmond, V Hennig. Jn«wh F. Mills Viola Gnt]ml Har ch-rlex Nl lr!l sGumm Rev. Samuel Kornbiatr, Dus._ 25. both 24, 1733 12th st. 18, 518 M st. ne.; 1105 € st. sw._ and | s, 17, 218 9th st. | wel and Pauline Klom mberland. Md.; Re and Rev. st N, se. an 20, 26 D d 3t ses For a Regular $150 Funeral 75 No Extras! It has taken rnn and & stendily cre bus eSiabiishment price that traordinary. al service is always lhe same, irrespective of price! WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li.8200-8201 $3.95 All-over size, 23 by 12 and 26 in. high. ‘Walnut veneer top. Has magazine shelf and side pockets. A most ex- traordinary value. Buy on J. L. Budget plan. Jlius Lansburgh Jurniture (2o, 909 F St. N.W. Is One of the Largest Undertakers in llne World A $500 SERVICE For Only $265 e o o o In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. COlumbia 0432 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. ATlantis 6700 & early yesterday at Homeopathic Hos- | ):n. J. H. Timmons, all of this place. aspeth, Long | Connecticut | 1410 12th st Rev. | Chairman of Boxing Com- mission Died Yesterday of Heart Attack. Funeral services for Lucian Van. doren, prominent lawyer and chair- man of the Boxing Commission, who died yesterday of a heart attack, will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow from the St. Thomas Catholic Church. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. Mr. Vandoren died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Alice Vandoren, 2726 Connecticut avenue. He had been i1l since Wednesday, apparently suffering from excessive heat. Distinguished for his law career, for his heroism in the World War and for successful administration of boxing affairs in the District, Mr. Vandoren was widely known and respected. Friends and assoclates, saddened by news of his death, last night lauded him for leadership and fairness. Taps was blown in his honor at the boxing matches in the Griffith Stadium. Court Is Adjourned. H. Winship Wheatley, president of the District Bar Assoctation, notified the District Supreme Court this morn- ing of Mr. Vandoren's death. Jus- tice Jesse C. Adkins, speaking for the court, said his death was an firrep- arable loss and announced an ad- journment of court as a mark of re- spect to him. Justice Adkins said Mr. Vandoren had earned the complete confidence of all his associates and that he had promised to become the best trial lawyer in the city. Mr. Wheatley read an account of Mr. Vandoren's life, which was or- dered spread upon the records of the court. | Ma). Harvey Miller, secretary of the commission and a close friend of Mr. Vandaren, last night declared: “He ran the District of Columbia Commission and was looked up to by | all on the board or employed by it. He was fair and just in all the cakes | brought up, withal firm and forceful.’ Born in Hyattaville, Mr. Vandoren was born in Hyatts- ville, Md., and attended high school | there. After a brilliant scholastic and athletic record at Georgetown Univer- | | sity Law School he passed the bar ex- | amination in 1917, Immediately after graduation from Georgetown Mr. Vandoren enlisted in | the 2nd Division of the Marine Corps. | As a lieutenant and captain overseas he fought in most of the major battles and five times was decorated for bravery in action. | FRY. | GASTERLAND. WILLIAM JOX. @urd of ‘dhanku COMPTON. RACHEL. family RACHEL COMPTON acknewledges wi Sraceful appreciniion the many kind ex: Ppressions of sympathy from their {riends, Btaflm. BECKLEY, SARAR L. On Sunday. August afl e residence. 134 2% 'BARAl BECKLEY. W11 of the Iais Lous Beckiey. leaves other relatives and many friends | to mourn her departure. Remains res ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. A1d and Eve sts. 5% . 4 Wed- 23 ay, the above residence. ' Interment in Lm- coln Memorial Cemetery. 21 Md ON Hicharas. belgved aile of John W, Bond and mother of Amos and Joseph Bond 9.5 Sl Funeral from her late residence on ‘Wednesday, August 21. &t 1:30 pm thence to Emanuel Church. Horsehead. Md ‘where services will be conducted at Interment church cemetery. Refilves and Triends are invited. BURKART. On Monday 1%, 1935 st nw. E) Mrs 3R Wiiton"of Washington and Rev. J. J. Burkart of Baltimore. Md. Eervices at the above residence on Wed- nesday. August 1. at 1:45 pm. Inter- ment Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore, CLARK, MARION. On Monday. August 19 19:45. at her residence, Lamont st n.w. MARION CLARK. P 8t her mother's residence, Cec) on Thursday. August 2, Interment St. Stephen's’ Earleville, Md. CORBY, WILLIAM £. Suddenly. on Sun- ay. "August 1R 1935. at bis Summer feme Buld- Peak Country Club Colony, Ehurchyard Moultonboro. N. H, WILLIAM & . beloved | husband of Muriel Corby. Funeral from his late residence. 9 Chevy Chase circle. Chevy Chase, Md., on Tuesday, August 20, at 3 p.m. CORDELL. WILLIAM M. on Monday Homeopathic Hos- ital H. CORDELL. beloved usband of Lucy J. Cordell ar of and < are Rock Creek Cemetery. COX. HENRY S Interment _On Wednes Interment Arlington DE_MARR. I Cemetery, CHARLES KENNETH, €ud Mor r oseph A. and E t Berwyn, Md. Notice of 21 Congressional Ceme HENRY M Association Oldest Siened EODORE_W. J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Eec Sudder 0n Sunday at mouth LAND. Following the armistice, he returned | to Washington, served as assistant dis- | trict attorney until 1920, and then began private law practice with the | firm of Vandoren, Rafferty & Horning, an association which he retained until his death. In private practice he was con- cerned primarily with civil law cases. In addition to membership in the | District Bar, he belonged to the bars of the United States Supreme Court, the District Court of Appeals and the State of Maryland. He was a past vice president and director of the District Bar Association. For 14 years he served on the faculty of the Wash- | ington College of Law, | He was made chairman of the| Boxing Commission in April, 1934, and | was well known for the reforms he instituted in boxing rules here. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Kath- arine Shaw Vandoren, and three chil- | dren. Lucian, jr., 10; Patricia Ann, 8, and Mary Katherine, 6. His family | was in Atlantic City at the time of | Mr. Vandoren's death. They returned to Washington last night. | He is also survived by his mother, Mrs. Alice Vandoren; three brothers, Bernard, Theodore and William T. | Vandoren, ‘and two sisters, Mrs, Ivor | [ Watts and Miss Eleanore Vandoren. | Honorary pallbearers are Mr. Wheat- | ley, William E. Leahy, Col. Clifton | Cates, District Commissioner Melvin | ‘C Hazen, Fred Buckholz, George D. Horning, jr.; James C. Wilkes, John H. Burnett, Jerome C. Barnard. Har- old Marsh, Paul E. Lash and Joseph A. Rafferty. The following were named honorary | | pallbearers to represent the bar asso- ciation: Justice Adkins, W. W. | Millan. Henry A. Schweinhaut, Francis | W. Hill, Leslie C. Garnett and John | E. Laskey. The active palibearers are Maj. Harvey L. Miller, Ma Don S. Knowlton, Maj. Chauncey | Parker, jr.: Capt. Ralph B. De wm.‘ Lieut. Wilfred J. Serpas and Lieut, | William J. Burrows, ‘ CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. ‘ Topay. Meeting, Oriental Council, Royal Arcanum, 930 H street, 8 p.m. | Meeting, Stenographers and Typists and Bookkeepers' Association, Hamil- | ton Hotel, 8 p.m. | Meeting. Southern Hamilton Hotel, 7 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Optimist Club, Hamilton | Hotel, 12:30 p.m. g Meeting, National Shorthand Re- | porters’ Association, Mayflower Hotel, 9 am. 1 ‘Wholesalers, Bingo and Card party, Washington | Retreat House, 4000 Harewood road, | 1:30 pm. LOS Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to nmoon day of issue. Saturdays | and legal holidays up to 10 am. | day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. SCOTTIE —Hair cllvv!g“ Bame Tom 3927 Reward. * Decatur 3516-W. DOG—Pemale; smooth Tox, terrier. whit ng ack and brown spots. Reward. | TOOTH, Southeast Washington | Sunday. ' Sultable reward for return to | 615 7th st. o PRA’!'ERNITY PIN. Greek letters “Beta 1 diamond, black enamel on Zold."prday tn wnhlnxton or on Chever bus. Liberal reward. Ambassador Hnte GLASSES in “Teunis" h'll‘flv Phone Emerson 7577. BAn Station Monday atates. Aukuar 13 ation Mondsy tor Notily ‘Atchis M. Smith. The Flains, Va: PIN—Diamond pin: Md_ Club Gardens. Prldrz night; v:luefl as keepsake; bel rmzs:—-wmn eonnlnln' small_am¢ of money, riving Permit.. eic.: be- 11t sts. n.w. and Internal Revenue T o O Bic Revenue Bide. Branch Re mall. black. zipper. money of Reedy Berson: vicinity Ambassador Theater. Reward._Georgla 5021 or_return muu engraved inside. “Bhohe Potomac 0157, p.m. fter 4 _ lady's white gold Bulova “icnity Ist ang. Madison Phone_Adams R3S6. o-lvesmn Los Angeles ille. WRIST wrrcu 1ady’s, _gold, Bulova: ’“k! ' vlc‘lll“." Palace The. inda; Mert reward, - Goluibln 0308, 20" atinum, with & small T g o B 8. Louis. Mo Seattle, Wash _ pokase, Wednesday. ~ August from Frazier's funeral ave. n.w. HADLEY. GEORGE W. ends are inv t Interment Washington Mem: Park Cemetery HALEY, BESSIE R i 5 SSIE of Mre Gertrude Mas d 3 Remains resting at the W. W. Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Partly cloudy, probably showers tonight and tomorrow; not much change in tem- perature; gentle east winds. Maryland—Probably showers night and tomorrow; not much change | in temperature. Virginia—Probably showers tonight and tomorrow; temperature. ‘West Virginia—Partly cloudy, prob- thowers tomorrow and in south portion tonight; not much change in temperature. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Yes'day. ‘{;mn Bar. Today. gpm. o M 38 Record for Last 24 Hours. (From noon vesterday to noon todar.) Highest, 86, 2 p.m. vesterdar. Year| ® west, 73, § a.m. today. Year ago, 66 Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 88 on July 20 west, —%. on January Humidity for Last 23 Hours. (From noon vesterday to noon Highest, 89 per cent, at 8 am Lowest, 51 per cent. at 2 p.m. . 14 3018 Jaom Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast E and Geodetic Surv 8 63 pm. 12:45p fights must be turned on after sunset Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date Month January one-half hour | Pebruary March May June July August September tober November December Weather in Various cn Stations. Abilene, Tex._ ibany. “ex on Horon 8. Indianapolis rsas Ky. August | h to- | | Open Evenings " the. beloved g Henry Hind. mother of Henry, ir., Aubrey Hind, Other relatives and friends Remains resting st 8 ,Washington & Sons” funera 1 5 Deane ave ne. "Notice of mneui uorrmw MARY E. On Sunday. August 1935, at 1:30 pm., MARY E. widow o! Mar'm (Van) Hoftman P‘ur‘!ul]wm f Prank_Geier's Sons’ n.w. Wednesday R30 a.m Reaulem ma: HMardih's Churen at 5 friends invited. anermtnl Moun O Cemetery. i JAMISUN. MAMIE SUTTON, this life suddeniy. Sunday. August 1%, 1945, at her reside 107 D st s.w IAMIE ~ SUTTON JAMISON. beloved gaushier of the late Georgianma ‘and 8ilas_Sutton. ' Re Barnes & Matthews' fun 4th st. sw. Notice of 1 KITCHIN. EDGAR M. ust t d t Departed d in snd rof Em- and Willlam M. _Kitchin, Jeanne M Pleifter ana Alice R Sicine. "Ricanne jeating &t the 8 H. Hines Co 14th st an 1. Wednesda Cedar Hill C ADA B. On Monday. Au- | Tsust 18, 190: t her residence. 5200 st st LA MONTAGNE ori al Plainfield, day five 5, 1933 at th 3 Hospi 1 JAMES ved husoand d fath 1o attend. Congressional Cemetery, LEE, JAMES B A spect | “of Lebanon Lodse. No. 7. P A A- M. hereby called for the purpose of a ing the funeral of our Iiate Brother LEE. You are earnestly re- to b joresent at the Masonic { t 1115 p.m. Thursday, August 21 Departed this life. )35. at_Gallinger H % EpWaRD EARLY, Master, LEECH, GERALDINE. Remains re North Carolina R LE MOUR. SOPHIA J. _On Tuesay. August Elizabetn s Ho n'e. ROSANNA E ed wife of John Mc- Seorse © d R SHORTER, RERTHA August 1%, ves_and friends. L. E_Murrav st pw at 1:20 pm Gray offciatin 3 termen n Pavne's Cemete: = Remains resting In- I Oon Monda- ES J. B’I‘O('K\!\\' band of Mary L Stockman R i et Glenwood Gemerery, TAYLOR, CECELIAP. On Monday. Augy:t . at Eme CE il Cemetery. Tuesday not much change in VANDOREN. LUCIAN HALL Hn»d. Au \AI\DORE “ WU(‘(ITf ADI\IF PU ‘f\ i_“d 038 beloved mother of Ev Funeral services a1 Hysong's p nterment Rock Ci In Memartam. BOSTIC. MARY ELLEN. In sacred memors dei epa. Augu: HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN MORRIS. ANDREW. SR. Sacred dear hisband and father SR who departed HANLON h this .'(l- 'v\pl\! years ago today. 20, 18 o Sents aEo B0 165, e FAMILY ROSASCO. r brothe: LOUIS A. In memory of our LOUTS A. ROSASCO. who nly ten years ago v August ! SRt AND BroTiERS MRS, JUD. ON O HARRISON. MRS E JACK BRODT. JOSEPH A. AND NOEL F. ROSASCO. . ik I"UANER:KL DIREC CHAS. S. ZURHO! 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lincaln 0372 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the, original Speare establighment. Pho; NAtional 289 I"U‘WEIIAI. DIRECTORS. Crematorium Mass. Ave. NE incoln 8200 Joseph F Bu'ch s Sons hone wm. nunfi 3034 M S(. N.W. Ettablishea 1847 Frank Geier's Sons Co. 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