Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1936, Page 10

A—10 sxxx Married. ‘nl.'m!‘rson_mcnmegn Mrs. Anoie ackson announces the marria S r S G Bt oNSON Thursday, “August 20, 1036, in Wash- ington, D. C. Bzatl;n. ILEY. LOUISE, Departed this life on n‘rhursd‘v August 20, 10:36. at Casualty 1SE beloved ” their loss four sisters. Agnes Belt, Georsl: ana Henson. Mary Harrison and Marie Harrison: four brothers, Joseph. Benny, William and Frank Harrison: also cther friends. Remains resting one Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. Notice of funeral later. BLACK, Fl.om'm\sfie or:"rheursle'l‘lh 20, 1036, at_her residenct Busust 30 AroKA CANSAS BLACK. be- Joved wife of J. H. Black. Remains ing_at Hysong's DBl’loH 1300 N st. Funeral services Saturday, August at 2 p.m. BLACK, FLORA C. A snetml memnl of Naomi Chapter. No. is called for Saturday, August’ m,. at Masonic Temple, Iith nd N Y. ave. n.w.. for the purpase of .u-ndm- the funcial of Mr< FLORA G BLAC 11ZABETH C FLORENCE W, TRIAY, Sects. SHAW, JOHN. On Thursday. August 0:11i. at Prince Frederick. Md.. JOHN ADSHAW. husband of the late Clara Bradshaw. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e.. where services will be held on Saturday, at Relatives and frienas invited. Inferment Congressional Cemetery. Il HA“ . EU ay. August 19 1554 Caivert.st. n.w. EUGENIA MOORE BUCHANAN, the beloved wife of William George Buchanan and daughter of the late Willlam E. and Saliie V. Moore of Vienna. Va. Funeral services at the W. Chambers Co. funeral home. unn Chiapin st. n.w, on Saturday. August 22 at 10 .. interment at 1 Arlington National Cemetery, omit flowers. BURLEY, MARY. On Tuesday. Aunusl 18, 1036, at 2700 P ct. n.w. MARY BUR- LEY. wife of Wilbnr Burley. e Joseph H . mothet of Dolores and Francis Builey. sister of Mrs. Cleola Hainsworth and Mrs. Julia Wright and David Gordon, She also leaves many relatives and Siing at Ridgley & Hick ) M st n.w.. nntil Herenfier at her late residence s.n MOORE. On Wed- 1936, at her hnmr eral Saturdey from_ Jerusalem n.w.. wis. pastor. Departed this lite o Jesidence. A lirive. Ariinston Va. PRISCELLA BUTLER. ' She leaves to mourn their loss one daughter. Mrs six_grandchildren, Mrs. Mable Hill st y Robert vaev John Brown. and many_other Telatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home N. J ave and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral, later DANIEL A, On Wednesdav. 36. at_his residence. 4117 st nw. DANIEL A._CALLAGHAN. beloved hiissand of Nota Callaghan (nes Lane). father of Rev. John J. Callaghan and Michael and Eileen Cailaghan, Fu- neral from the above residence on Satur- day. August 22, at 9:30 am. High re- quiém mass at §t Ann's Catholic Church 8t 10 am. Relatives and friends invited Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Please omit flowers. CARLIN. MARGARET N Eriday. A dence. 7 n. S TPEGGY ) CARLIN, dearly beloved daughter of Thomas F. and Mary Can- non Carlin. Funeral notice Jater. 23 CARSON, m\ . Suddenly. Thursday. Augus 1036, at her resi- 1315 M st. n.w. IDA GRACE ON. retired emplote of General Sotonaning Officer beloved sister of Carrie Lee Beach of Burke, Va. n}‘um;rnl ugust 22, Guneral - home s _conducted by Rev. sson of the Occoguan Meth- Interment Lee Chapel (PEGGY). On Occo- CATALDL, ANNA. On Thursday, August 20. 19:38, at etown University Hos- pital. ANNA CATALDI. beloved wife of the late Domenico Cataldi and mother of George. Louis. Domenico and Mrs. Elvia McClellen. She also is surviv 3 Guiseppe io. Notice of Services by the W. W. Chrampers 0o nuro\‘\s CK E. On Thursday. Au Bishand of _Catherine Chaconas brother of Louis and Peter E. Chaconas and Mrs. Georgia Maritsas. _Funeral from the above address on Saturday. August 22, at 2 pm.: thence to St. “Church. &th and L Gien The W, Chambers Co. On Friday. Augus ley_Hospital, CLEMMIE ife of Edward Clark o Pk and. Marjorie Remains restine at the W. W Cor® Timeral “home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Interment Palmeito, Fla. E J. On Wodnesday. Au- 4 pm_ at Garfield Hos- . beloved wife of n. stepmother of evoted aunt of Ruby r\umezpl Thomas and Vin- cent McR! Remains resting at Adams Smoct's funeral’ Nome. 2323 Nichols ave. se. and may be seen on Friday. August 21. from 3 to 10 p.m. FPuneral from above funeral home on Baturday, August 1 pm. Relatives and friends t6d 1o "atiend. Payne's Cemetery. CROCKETT. , CYNTHIA CATHON. Thursday. Auigust 20. 1036. at of her daughter, Mrs. John L. Sulmnn 44 Concord ave. n.w. CY! A CA- ‘THON CROCKETT. aged R2 vears. widow of W. B Crockett and mothrt of Mrs. John L. Sullivan and Ji of this citv, John gomery, Ala., Luverne, 'Ala. Funeral Saturday. Auzust at § am. from the Church of the Nativity. Father A L. Healy officiating. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. EVANS, RHEBA. Departed this life Priday. August 21, 1936_RHEBA EVANS of 44! Hayes st ne. She leaves to mourn the Joss ‘a_stepmother. Mrs_ Maitie Green, and other relatives and friends. R mains _resting af _the Schey Deanwood_ funeral Deane ave. ne. Notice of funeral Galloway. Irltrm:m 141, Clitton s v.. Sunday. August 23 .m terment Monday. August 11:30 nl‘DlflEk at Monocacy Ccme\ery Bv"s- OLL A On Wednesday, 5. at his residence. 1616 Mol e 34th year of his age, CARKOLL A FIING, heloved son of John William and 'Alice L. Fling_(nee Baliuff). Funeral from the above residence on Sat- urday. August 22. at 9 a.m.: thence to St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Brook- Jand. ., whers mass will be said at for the repose of his soul ReMUPes andt tHicndeore. abites, terment tn Mount Oilvet Cemetery. AT~ rangements hy P. A. Taltavull. FOXWELL, DORA JANE. On ’n-mrsdav August 20, 1936, 8t ner residence. T4 1ith st. ne. DORA JANE FOXWE! the ‘neloved ‘Tother of Mrs. L Karchen and Mfl Ruth Miner. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast lunernl home. 517 lnh st, .._on Sat- urday. August And friends invited: g Kincaln Cemetery. A\IT. LGRRAINI. On Tuesdry, Alxlu(t IR. " 1036 LORRAINE GANT. devoted wife of Norman'Gant, mother of Cecilia ord. She also leaves five sisters, * Fiterment Fort temains restin Ernest Jaryis funeral churcn:, 1415 Dw, Fueral Saturdar Aveust a2 om St. Paul's A E Shureh iin and Eve ste se Rov. Scott offciating. Internient Asbury, Md. GLASCOCK. CHARLES HUNTON. aged 74, beloved “husband of Frances 'n-mlel. Glascock and tather (o1, Mrs Fil- lingame, Mrs. R. Juila g e A R P Glascock. Body resting at funeral par- lors of Money & King. Vienna, Va, Pu- neral announcement later. 23 GRAHAM. MARINA E. COLE. On Thurs- day. August 20, 1036, at Prostbure. M. MARINA E. COLE GRAHAM. belove: wife of Rev Graham. daughter of The late Rev. James Samuel and Liia V. Cole. _sister ‘of Mrs. Cordelia Hallman. Rrs. Beulah C. Bell Mrs rs. Gladys Hagans. Edaar. S Roy and Donald Cole. August rom Warren Chapel Bg:rhwhu{x l\én?ti‘nmery Coun- orris oficiatin 23 oniz\u:n BENJAMIN. suddenly on ‘Thursday, Auzust Nl 1936, 4403 Hayes a0 nie. BENJAMIN. the devoted husband of Rosa Greenleaf. beloved son of Mary and the late s-muel Greenleaf. He also leaves one brother. four sisters and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. 'mains resting at Henry 8. Washington & Sons’ funeral home, 14""5 Deane ave. n.e, Notice, of ral later. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the Successor £o nor connected with the original W nureHel Sihment b Relatives | Breatha. HAVELL, GEORGE F. On Thursday. Au- gust 30. 1936, "at hllnr:ll%enazA 3817 G halflved son o( th: late George W. an Mary D. Hav Funeral from Zur- horst's fune: 1 1, East Capitol st., on Satur 2'pm F. w hington Lodge. IMVI:I.L GEORGE F. Wasl o"':l age. > 1008, nd Lodge of thy .ml East Capitol st. at 2 p.m. T of s FORREST REILLY. Exalted Ruler. Atiest: FLBY, fecretary. IIE\NE\SY MAI\ On_ Thursday. Au- 'u |D.’ll! at her r'sldence R06_6th a.w MARY E. HENNESSY (nee Gor- " aged 60 years. widow of Michael J. Hennessy. Funeral from the above fesidence on Saturday. at am: thence io Dominic's Chumh where mass will he offered at i a.m. for the repose of her soul. Rela- tives and friends are invited. ment. private. in Arlington National Cemetery. Arfangements by P. A. Talta- HEIZOG FRED c day. August morial Hnsnl‘ FRED band of Ruth Barnard H!rzow and son of of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad J. Herzog. Funeral from the residence of his per- ents. 2010 nerce Mill road. on Mon August 2. hm Telatives and frienas tnvited to atten BILI.. .MNE On Wednesday. August 19, p.m.. after a bne( {ilness. }m..L dnudgmer of the late John evoted mother of Mrs. . Annie Green. She also is survived by a devoted niece. Mrs. Helen Blackwell: two granddaugh- ers an By or- other r lemnurlnly resting at Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. 1. Saturday. August late residence. Chain Bridge rd. Funeral Sunday. August 2 from St "Mark’s M, E_Church, town. C.. Rev. Reide officiati lerment “Union Cemetery. LIZZIE. On Thursday, August ° LIZZIE, widow of the iafe Willi nes, beloved mister of y Fiher. "She s also survived by a” der voled brother-in-law, six grandchfldren, other relatives and’ friends, Remai Testing at Stewart's funeral home, i st. e Notice of funeral later. KEEN, GEORGE V. On Thursday. August 20,1956, GEORGE V. KEEN. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home, 4th st and ‘Mass. ave ne. Funeral from St Joseph's Church, 2nd and C Saturday. August 92, at 9 ment Rock Creek Cemetery WALTER BENSON. WAL KI On Thursday. August 50, TER BENSON KING. aged 19 years. beloved husband of Ruth E. King, Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral home. 816 H st. n.e.. Saturday. August 2 3 tives and *friends Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2! LADRE. ANNIE. The officers and members of Forest Temple. No. % are nolified of the fl"ih of Duughter ANNIE LADR n ust ue JACKSON FANNIE GREENE Financisl Secty. LINDSEY. EDWARD F. On Thursdey. Au- at_Montgomery County Eeneral Hosoltal EDWARD F. LINDSEY of Gaithersburg, Md. ~Remains resiing | at the Gartner funeral home. Gaithers- burg Md. Funeral services on Saturday, August 22 at 2:30 p.m.. from the above funeral "home. ™ Intermént in Woodfield emetery LUCAS, ARTHUR. On Wednesday. August 19. 1936, &t his residence. 55 Quincy pl n.w. ARTHUR LUCAS, devoted husband of Margaret Lucas. father of Arihur J. Lucas and Loretta Johnson. grandfather of Helen Blackstone. Alphonzo Lvons and Marguerite Lucas of Detroit Mich. He also s survived by manv other relatives and friends. Funeral Saturday. August | 2 0 am.. from his late residence: | 0 'St. Augustine’s Catholic 15th st. between L and M n.w. where mass will be offered at am’ for the repose of his soul. Inter- ment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. =1 LUCAS, ARTHUR. The Association of Old- est Inhabitants will _attend funeral of ARTHUR LUCAS. Saturday. August p at 9:30 am. from 8t. Au-| Cnurcn 15th st. between L W WATSON, President; G. L. WALTON. Secretary, LYNCH, MARY AGMES. August 19, 1936, n MARY AGNES LYNCH. beloved wife of Charles A Lynch and mother of Charles J1.. of Maplevood. Miss.. and John E Lvnrh of Washington. Punnal from her Inte residen st. 0w on Saturdav. August * e Rega tives and friends Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Chviren wustine's and M sts On Wednesd: | Al o i Garneld Hosp ter a briet Jness XNNTE NADRE® (he daugnier of the late Odessa Marie Madre. to_mourn their loss law. Mrs. Marle Madre Marshail: " Harry Preeman and - Donnel] i three nieces. Muriel. Cleo and d other relatives and | s resting with L. E n, 13th and V sts. n.w’ une | til Saturday. August 22 at 2 p.m.: then 3t Ber late residence. R07 Barry place Funeral Sunday. August 30 orld- Avenue B-pmt A Tavior oficiat Tntermeént Harmony Cemetery. MASKE. AMELIA. On Pridas. August 2 36, Ber: M ce. Berwyn. e aca A yeare, the OK Mrs. Freda Roddy and of Pennsylvania. ~Funeral serv 95 a the W. W. Chambers Co. suburban fu- neul home. 918 Cleveland ave.. Rive: dale, Md. on Monday, August 94, at p.m. Reiatives and friends invite terment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. on Br 1936, EMM. V5 beioved Sife of the late Rear “Admiral Walter | McLean. "Services at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Paul _Patterson. Northwa: at 8 3 Saturday.’ August Interment in lington Cemetery. Washington. D. C. MOORE, MARIE. On Sunday, August 16, 1936, at Gallinger Hospital, TE MOORE. devoted cousin of Mrs. Rosie Thomas and Mr. Marie Ford. She also leaves other rel tives and many friends. Remains resting | at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. iird | ve sl here funeral services | Tuesday, Ausust Thomas. Mrs. On Thursday, Au:un 24 al ler Hospital. EVA wife he late Joseph Myers. dnum of Joseph L. e e ate. Euma Burrell She leaves to mourn their loss five sis- ters. two brothers and a host of other relatives and {riends. Notice of funeral hereafter. MMMF“ (édarHill Was THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1936. ER, A at Olrgod H lfl1fl devoted wif hlmer. beln‘vod d-ulh ary ti nd many fr} ;:]-hnvun' the .m-n’a ¥, chapel. 3rd and Eve st funerai later. ROGERS. EFFIE HAMMACK. On Wednes- day. August 10. 1036 a1 0 p.m.. at her rendenc!. Jeflerson ave.. rd, Md. EFFIE HAMMACK. bel uved '“; er C. Rogers. Services at b ence’on Baturd 5t & ». Relatives and lr-l!lldl ln'l‘.ed n- terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 21 DR, GEORGE W, On Thursday. oIhi20; at his residence. 014 ave. 7, SCALA. beloved son o( the Iate Fran- m and Olivia M. 8ca Puneral from his Inte residence on Mo Mondly Augyst 2 Cr’tlun:h 2d aid © -u - his soul. etery. l(‘lllll)‘l' AUGUST B. On Thursday. Au- 19:18. at his residence. 918 M st 2 U He is Stirvived by ame daughter, Mrs, William M. Lynch oI Round Hill. V. R Pun:r:l = ) a.m.. shise of Tisag X ¢ also leuel ':!h'! where e At 0 a he repose of Toderient Congressionst Gm- 60 N &t n.w. ferment Arlington National Cemetery. TA‘I'SPA‘:GE SAMUEL LEROY. On Thurs- 1036, at ' Providence UEL LERGY TATSPAUGH, beloved brev.htr of John H. 'hunnush of Laurel Md. and Mrs. Frances Murray of Washington. D. C. Funeral from the W. mbers Co. funeral In- home. 1400 "Chi pm day, August friends tnvites Cemetery. TAYLOR, WILLIAM. lmermenl Rock Creek On ‘Thursday. Au- at Georgetown Uni- V!l’l"! mmm [LLIAM TAYLOR. Fu- n"ll from T. F. telio’s funeral home, 17 North Clnl!ol st. on Saturdav, Au[ull at 30 a.m.; thence to St. Aloysius” Church,” where mass “will be | am.' Interment at Moun Olivet Cemetery. WHEELER. DANIEL M. On Wednesdav. August 19. 1036, at m; residence. 4 Lee e ppgictton. N. NIEL on” of ine tate Danici and Elizabeth Wheeler. ‘brother of the late Charles and Thomas Wheeler and Minnie Burke. Surviving are a devoted brother. Henry Wheeler: two devoted sis- ters. Mrs. Carrie Broome and Mrs. Eliza Brooks. and_a loving friend. Mrs. Anna Willigms. . Remains may be viewed at pm. from Biadensburg, Md Relatives and menm invited. Ty, Interment Harmony Cemet On Mon- day. Freedmen's Hospital, . beloved daughter of Lawrence and Pauline Wil- | ms. Bhe also is survived by four brothers.three sisters. four uncles. one grandmother. other relatives and nds. ~ Remains 'resting at Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e.. until Priday. August 21, at 6 thereafter at her late residence. 1634 Rosedale st. n.e. Funerai Saturday, August 22, at 1 p.m.. from the above 'residence, Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 21 'S ALLISON. On Priday. E 6. 8% his residence. 4 S ALLISON WIL- Hieltvea *tatner bt Hattie K Services at the 8. H. Hines funeral “home. 2001 14th si. on Monday. August 24. at tives and 'friends invited. ~TInterme Washingion Memorial Park Cemetery. WOLFERSBERGER., DOROTHY ANN. Friday. August 31. 1936, at Providence HY ANN WOLFER! “llLIA\:R. FIAVCES ALI"., at Oa berger of 12735 Shepherd st. n.w. neral services Monday. August 24, at 2 pm. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N In fli!tmnriam. JACKSON, JULIUS. ol ad but loving ve. membrance _of darling. JULIUS JACKSON. who departed this hle five vears ago this 21st of August, 1936, Life with its sorrows. Life with its tears: No one knows how I mi; Yoy the end of thes five years. YOUR DEVOTED ‘MODENTA * LINK. GOTTLIEB E. In loving remem- brance of our son and brother. LIEB E. LINK. who passed away three years ago today. August . 1933, Today recalls a memory Of & loved one laid {0 rest. And those who think of him ' today Are the ones who loved him best. Your cheery volce, vour smiling face Are a pleasure to recall: You had s friendiy word for each And dled beloved by all. In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly tender. fond and true There {5 not a day. dear Gottlieb. ‘That ‘P do not think of you. HIS MOTHER AND SISTERS. * | LOVE. CHARLES. 1In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear husband 'and ¢ ther. CHARLES LOVE. who dep: led his life one year ago lodly August 21, 1935. Nobody knows my longing And few have seen me wee Ished my tears with an aching heart While others quietly sleep. LONELY WIFE AND CHILDREN: MA! ING. THOMAS D. Sacred to the memory of my de her. THOMAS D. MANNING. who entered info eternal rest fifteen years ago today. August 21, 1921, 1wl remember.thee MATTIE SYDNOR. Ce/clar Hill Cmb;%% Where Inspiring Beauty En- shrines the Dead and Cheers the Living. . FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Piec: 1212 P St N.W NAL . COMLEY &%, " GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESUIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT 0108 t-')::ns:::‘nmn Cor. 14th & Eye WEEK AT hington’s Most Beautiful Cemetery | STONE. FRANK D. A full week of exquisite beauty added to the already perfect lovli- ness of Cedar Hill . . . 5,000 Hy- COL. MILLARD F. WALTZ DIES AT FORT HOUSTON Army Officer, Native of ‘Vlrflnh, BServed in War Department Here Twice. Col. Millard F. Waltz, United States Army, who was born in New Market, Va., and served with the War Depart- ment here twice between 1900 and 1910, died yesterday at Fort Sam Houston, in San Antonio, Tex. Col. Waltz was awarded the Silver Star and the Oak Leaf’ Cluster “for gallantry in action” during the Span- ish-American War. He served as chief of staff of the Army of Pacification in Cuba from 1907 to 19089, Col. Waltz was voluntarily retired in 1918 after 40 years’ service. He was appointed to the United States Mili- tary Academy from Virginia in 1874. Surviving are a daughter in San Antonio and a son on duty with the United States Infantry in Columbus, ©Qhio. MARGARET CARLIN IS DEAD AT HOME Miss Margaret Carlin, 21, died today at her home, 1327 Euclid street, after an illness of several months. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Carlin. Miss Carlin, known to her many friends as Peggy, was graduated from Sacred Heart Academy in 1933 and later attended Visitation Convent. She was president of the Delta Chap- ter, Chi Sigma Sorority, and devoted much of her time to this work. Besides her parents, she is survived by two sisters, Eileen T. and Mary C. Carlin. She was the granddaughter of the late Thomas A. Cannon of Wash- ington. Mrs. Cannon also survives. Funeral services will be held at 10 am. Monday at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Burial arrangements have not been completed. Physical Culture Parade. ‘To mark the second anniversary of the transfer of the capital of the Uk- raine from Kharkov to Kiev, a physi- cal culture parade was held in Kiev. In Memoriam. MINKINS. MRS. SARAH F. A tribute of love and_sad remembrance to our dear mother. Mrs. SARAH F. MINKINS. who passed ‘ai four years ago today. Au: qust 21, 1952, HER CHILDREN. SEBASTIAN. MARY E. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother. MARY E SEBASTIAN. who departed ihis life ug three years ago today. t 21 e There mav be friends who may be true. But we lost our best {riends when we Tost you DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, MAUDE AND MYRTLE. . SOUDER. DORA C. In sad and loving re- + membrance of our dear mother. DORA C. SOl 'R. who passed away iwo years ag0 today. Avgust 1. 1934. Gone. but not forgotten. HER SONS In loving remem- brance of my dear husband. FRANK D. STONE. who departed this years ago today. August 2. 1 loved you in life. 1 remember_you in death HIS LOVING WIFE. ELIZABETH M. STONE. ANY FAMILY Funeral Because . . Is CASKET life three | 1933. “Dedicated to the Ministry of Solace’ We dedicate our funeral service to the comfort and consclation of the living and the reverent adminis- tration of the beautiful last rites for the dear departed. Ryan Funeral Service is motable for its quiet dignity and solemn beauty—leaving a memory picture that comforts the bereaved with the feeling that everything has been done in @ most fitting, considerate and dignified manner. The constant recommendation of Ryan Funeral Serv- ice is evidence of its high regard in this community. 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. W HVANNEMAN, DIESINMT. RAINIER Former Mayor and Civic Leader Succumbs to Heart Attack. By a Staff Correspondent of Cne Star. MOUNT RAINIER, Md., August 21. —Willlam H. “Buck” Vanneman, 60, former mayor and civic leader, died suddenly at his home, 3320 Cedar street, yesterday. Mr. Vanneman, sergeant of the guard at the National Museum, was stricken with a heart attack he prepared to take a bath. The Mount Rainier fire rescue squad attempted to revive him. Born in Washington, September 28, 1876, Mr. Vanneman moved to Mount Rainier in 1907. He served succes- sively as town clerk, councilman and mayor, and also was the first chief of the Mount Rainier fire department. In that capacity he purchased the first hand-drawn chemical engine in the town on his own responsibility. Later it was paid for through dona- tions. He was chairman of the board of local school trustees for 15 years, worked for the additions to the Mount Rainier and Brentwood schools and served- as chairman of the building committees when they were erected. He organized the Third Ward Citi- zens' Association. In recent years he inaugurated an effort to obtain a refund of gasoline | taxes which he held due the town, and was still pushing that project at | the time of his death. A former sailor and base ball player, Mr. Vanneman will be buried in Ar- | lington tomorrow. He is survived by his widow, three | daughters and a son. For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON’S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 CAN AFFORD RYAN FUNERAL SERVICE %< R Ryan De Luxe Side-Serving Ambulance The Last Word in Ambulance Service Reasonable Rates. Phone AT. 1700 James T. Ryan Director Atlantic 1700-1701 Chambers, One of the Largest Undertakers in the World We Can Offer This FINE FUNERAL COMPLETE Including This Beautiful Half-Couch Is Ome of the Largest Undertakers in the World ‘This 1s & beautiful half-couch casket. Lovely quality and per- fect service at one-half the old-time undertaker’s price, Chambers, only $165 for the entire funeral, cars included, ® GRAVE PLOTS $40 COMPLETE e By FALL VICTIM’S FUNERAL IS SET FOR MONDAY Burial with full military honors Monday in Soldiers Home National Cemetery was planned today for War- ren 8. Sample, 66, Government audi- Sugar-Cured SMOKED HAMS 1b- 26¢ 'FANCY STEAKS Round or Sirloin lb.21c SMOKED BEEF TONGUES SPRING LAMB SALE Leg Lamb, Real Fancy____ Shoulder Lamb Roast Breast Lamb FANCY BULK SAUERKRAUT._ SHOULDER SPARERIBS FANCY VEAL CHOPS Fresh Pork Shoulder_ Lean Pork Chops SLICED BOLOGNA GOOD SMOKED SAUSAGE FINEST CORN BEEF SLICED BACON _ __ ROLL TABLE BUTTER LONGHORN CHEESE . _ BEAN PORK (Fat Back) __ PURE HOG LARD, bulk ___ PLATE BEEF POT ROAST __ GOOD PROVIDER'S FAMILY| | always eat good. meals ‘tis true - hat's why | feel as you.nq as yow ! ins why POTATO SALE tor, who jumped to his death Wed- nesday from the tenth floor of the General Accounting Office branch at 514 Eleventh street. Funeral services will be held at 10:40 am. in the home chapel. Sam- ple’s body was transferred from the morgue to the home yesterday. Sample had been in failing health REAL FOOD VALUES MEAT SPECIALS I Fresh Killed Frying Chickens b. 27¢ I FANCY STEWING OR BAKING FOWL _lb. 24¢” Ib. 19¢ FANC RIPE NEW FOR THE WEEK END FRUITS AND VEGETABLES | New Cauliflower, good size ¢ach 10c | NEW LIMA BEANS. FINEST STRING BEAN: Fancy, Hard, Ripe TOMATOES dc» 3 10c FANCY CUCUMBERS _ EATING AND COOKING APPLES NEW ONIONS ___ ANANAS _ for years, and for the two weeks prior to his suicide had been a patient at Soldiers Home. The funeral plans have been ap- proved by Omar H. Sample, a brother, of Rockford, Ill. Previously, the only living relative was thought to be a sister, Mrs. Lannie Gatton of Louis- ville. Smoked CALA HAMS Ib. 19c New Green Cabbage B 6C Tender CHUCK ROAST 12//2c & 15¢” Sugar Corn Special 6 o 10c -4 for10c 31bs. 10c 31bs. 10c Ib. Se _doz. 15¢ SPINACH | Lge., Sweet Watermelons . 20c ana 25¢ | SBMMER SQUASH yellow or white VINEGAR, scant half_ ‘ll (iar free) GALLON (jar free) LARGE CARROTS _ FANCY HEAD LETTUCE_ FANCY BEETS _____ __ 4 lbs. 10c 5S¢ 13e = 25¢ 3 bunches 10c Sc, 8c and 10c _bunch 4c; 3 for 10c | VERY FANCY PEACHES Sc Ib., 4 Ibs. 15c | No. 1 New Potatoes 5 bs. 14¢ Fam‘ilrSiu New POTATOES 5 1bs. 9¢c New Sweef Potatoes Large No. 1 4 lbs. 15¢ 3212 M St. N.W. Jumbo Size Cantaloupes Finest Quality Money Can Buy e€a. Good Size Cantaloupes 10c Save Money c! the Three Busy @® ’ N.E. MKT. 12th & HN.E. 2153 Pa Ave. N.W. THE AUGUST SALE of LIFETIME FURNITURE Open All Day Tomorrow Storewide Reductions More good furniture is included in this sale than you will find anywhere else in this section of the East. Take advantage of the special low sale prices and save here tomorrow. A suggestive few ~of the many articles included are priced below. KARPEN LIVING ROOM SUITES, 2 pieces, as low as TABLE LAMPS, with attractive shades, as low as DINING ROOM SUITES of ten pieces, as low as ROUND MIRRORS in gilded frames as low as OCCASIONAL CHAIRS priced now as low as _ CHESTS OF DRAWERS priced now as ATTRACTIVE FOUR - POSTER BEDS priced as low as BOUDOIR CHAIRS, smartly covered, as low as _ TEA WAGONS with drop $113 as low as $12.75 SECRETARIES, Winthrop type, priced now as low as WINTHROP STYLE DESKS priced now $29.95 KARPEN-MADE LOVE SEATS priced as low as COFFEE TABLES are priced now as -$7.75 GOOD-LOOKING END TABLES priced ROCKERS, nicely upholstered, priced as $17.75 COMFORTABLE KARPEN LOUNGE CHAIRS priced as low os__$34.75 $11.50 leaves, glass COMFORTABLE COIL SPRINGS priced as low as _. KARPEN INNERSPRING MATTRESSES $8.95 NAEa s0n tray, os low as priced now as low as ----$16.75 drangea Shrubs in full bloom . . « studding the smooth green lawns and covering the gently rolling hill- sides with beauty. For the benefit of those who can’t drive out during Undertakers in the. Werld the day the gates of Cedar Hill will 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 be open until 7 P. M. 517 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 o4 J. ngjl:lr:lnlf'e. !Sfl?l):fl Co. Drive out Penns. Ave. S. E., or buses run direct to the property from Ilth and Penns. Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave NE Lincoln 6200 " s. B. Foe s m .“ Frank Geier’s Sons Co. s 7 Chapels, 14 Parlors, 40 Assistants, 25 Cars, Hearses and L Seventn &t N NAtional 2473 Cedar Hill Is Non-Sectarian 3 Ambulances. Everything you expect for Modern Burials. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons : ik e ’ - 1408 GBI 01 “’é‘.fl"‘"‘"""""“é.-" ey sl 3034 MSE N.w. 3 For Price, Quality and Service, who could you get but Cbn,bon that could give so much for the price. In Case of Death Call he Gregter Chambers Go. THREE FUNERAL HOMES -Hundreds of Other Unusual Values MAYER & CO. Seventh S@reet Between D and E One of the Largest