Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-15
WILL SOUND TAPS FOR
s HEROES OF WORLD WAR
Remains of Local Boys Who
Fell Overseas TO Be In
TERED Here.
ALL WE'RE KILLED IN ACTION
Services for Sncliines and Dance VIII
he Held T"hn. ami Those for Cnp-
tain Anderson aud ScrncnntS Fo,y-
Ter ana Rector Tomorrow.

Taps Will hc sounded this afternoon
for two heroes OF the world war
Julian c. Sncllings. Jr.. and Powha-
tan +. Dance. and tomorrow after
noon for thrce-Cap;ain George
Wayne Anderson Jr.. Sergeant lyon
II. Fowler ana Sergeant Raymond w.
Rector. The Lodics OF the five heroes
have been received from overseas for
rcintcrmeDt in the soil of their native
State.
Julian Ch:ies Sncllines, Jr.. n son
OF j. I. Seedlings. druggist. saw ser
vice at Ariois. St Mihici and on the
Mouse ArEonnc battlefield as n mem
Der of the Three Hundred and Fifth
sanitary Corps Of the Eightioth Di-
VISION. connected with the Three
Hundred and Nineteenth Ambulance.
lie was :" wears OF age and is sur
NiNcd ~ his father. c. SnclIings;
TWO sisters. Mrs. Mary L. Williams
ana MIS-. Claude II. Shotwcll, and one
u: other Thomas ". Sn,iiings. of 1900
Fainhrilgs Street Funeral services
VIII j." conducted ,kis afternoon at
. "'ci"c6 III ii"llYwnud. Rev. w. II.
Moore VIII ctiCiatc.
Was Killed in Action.
OF w. Freeman Dance. was killed in
action while attacking n German ma
chino gun ncS; lie was a member
Of the Forty-Gfih Company Fifth
He"imont Marines. Second Division.
ana on The morning OF his death had
been promoted to high private. lie Is
survived by his father, a brother and
:, sister. Funeral services will be held
TINS afternoon at %:%c o'clock from
the residence ct n!s uncle, George Il
JENNINGS. 1852 PARK Avenue. Rev. ].
! tt:'Nait l. II W.. olliciatc. Bur..i
viii be in hollywood.
Captain George Waync Andersen
lr. was killed in action in France
or November |. 1915. while directing
me fire Of the artillery upon the
'n"'n! machin" Lur positions in the
NhnSe Of Andcvanrc. He was a son
az colonel George Wayne Anderson.
assistant City Attorney. ana a ie-
"crndnat OF Thomas jefferson.
CAPTAIN Anderson was born in
Richmond on January 20. 1886. He
graduated from Woodhcrry Forest
Academy, and later attended the Uni
vorsity or Virginia.
lie was n member of tho rhrc,
hundred ana Thirteenth Field Artil-
ler%, one llundred and Fifty-nfth
Brigade. Eightceth Division, \. l.. r..
FUNERAL services VIII he hcld tomor-
row afternoon n ! O'clock. in St
i'Anrs Episcopal Church Intermcnt
VIII nc in the family section ill., Holy
wood
Sergeant Iyon II. Fowler was a
son of George II. Fowler. of l7ol
delaware Avenue, ana was killed in
the Arronnc Forest offensive. Noyem-
Der ), 1918. lie was - years OF age.
ahh member Of Company l.. Three
Hundred ana Seventeenth Infantry,
'-iGhtieth Division Funeral services
VIII he conducted by Rev Thomas
ScmWcs. in Maury Cemetery, at 3
O'Clock tomorrow AFTERNOON.
Killed in Mrusc- trronnc Offensive.
IN" body OF Sergeant Raymond w
Rector. killed in action. October 5.
islN. IN the Mcusc Areonne offensive;
arrived from overseas last night at
90 o'clock. aad was taken to Blilcy's
nnce riaking establishment. Funeral
services VIII he held at the grave in
HOLLYWOOD at o'clock tomorrow ar
t"rnoon. Ecv. George T. Waite viii
he assisted in the services by Or. Len
= E'oughton, pastor OF the Grove
Avenue Baptist Church. OF which Ser
St3nt Rector was a member
Sergeant Rector trained Mt Camp
Lee. Va. ana went overseas as a
member Of Company l., Three Hun
"fcd ana EiEhtecgtn Regiment. He
was a son of Mrs J: a. Rector. of 1917
Second Avenue, "-uiGhfamd Park. and.
besides his mother, is survived by
,wc sisters. Mrs. \. y. Anderson and
MISS Frances Rector, and one brother,
Welbournc Rector
Paubcarcrs viii be members OF
ScrS Hectors division. and are:
Charles - Curi.y. James y. Pritty,
Baldwin c. Hewitt. O. \ Purcell.
Frank Il: Duke and Leonard w.
kUsterer