Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1932, Page 9

G. E. TALBOTT DIES Lifelong Resident of District Suf- fers Heart Attack. George E. Talbott, 47, a lifelong resl- dent of the District, died suddenly early today at his home, 714 Madison street, after a heart attack. Mr. Talbott, who was in the interior decorating business, was a son of the late Harry E. and Mary I Talbott of this city. Funeral services will be held Thursday. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nellie Virginia Talbott; six brothers, James S. Walter, Alvin, Harry, Ray- mond S. and Robert S. Talbott, and HEADS LEGION DISTRICT Special Dispatch to The Btar. BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va., June 21.—Carl Sanders of Romney was elected commander of American Legion District No. 10, West Virginia Depart- ment, at the annual meeting held here yesterday and attended by 150 ex-serv- ice men. He succeeds Marshall Carrier Romney, was named delegate to the national convention at Portland, Oreg., in September. ‘The district meeting indorsed Hetzel Pownall of Moorefleld for the State commandership. T. J. McCarthy of Martinsburg was made membership offi- two sisters, Mrs. James P. McCurdy cer for the district and Lawrence Park- and Mrs. Clarence Parsley. inson of Martinsburg athletic officer. —in excess of a thousand dollars for a good many funeral services. And yet, when that is the family’s wish, we can and do serve for as little as any other funeral director in town. No one save the family need know what our services cost; that is one reason why thoughtful families call us. -3 ‘ gEAL FUNERAL HOME hiwc ‘or reference, Ask your neighbor 816 H STREET.'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-8201 THE EVENING BEAR -W. { St “nsdNy A e MISS KEELEY DEAD OF LONG ILLNESS Member of District Bar Had Been Resident of Wash- ington Since 1907. Miss Cora Larrimore 'Keeley, an active member of the District bar and one of the Capital's best known women attorneys, died early today after a long iliness. Miss Keeley, who had been confined to George Washington University Hospital for about two weeks, had been ailing for several years. Miss Keeley, who was born in Lar- rimore, S. Dak., had been a resident of this city since 1907. She attended public schools here, and graduated from Business High School. In 1918 she re- ceived the degree of bachelor of laws from Washington College of Law, and in 1919 was given a master's degree from the same school. She was admitted to the District bar and the District Supreme Court in 1918, and to the Supreme Court of the United States in 1921. She has main- tained her own offices in the Woodward Building since 1920. She was a member of the American Bar Association, Women's Bar Associa- tion of the District of Columbia, Areme Chapter, Order of Eastern Star; Kappa Beta Pi International Legal Sorority. which she served as registrar in 1920 and 1921, and dean in 1922; the Ameri- can Association of University Women, Women's City Club, Zonta Club and other organizations. She devoted much time to women's interests, and the women's organizations of which she was a member. She jis survived by her father, Rev. James Hugh Keeley of Riverdale, M TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road j Col. 0464 | Adams 10341 I “Now | Can Enjoy Our Gool Veranda EVERY ‘ Washday... ELITES [HRIF-T SERVICE { Did Our Entire Wash Last Week fo They Called for and Returned My Bundle on Schedule. Everything Safeguarded with “PROTECTO” Mesh Bags. Flatwork IRONED (Table and Bed Linen) Wearing Apparel Returned Damp Ready for Leisurely Home Ironing. 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Why not call POtomac 0040 now, while you're thinking about it, and Out of the have a courteous Elite Route Man call and explain Elite’s famous Thrif-T and other economical services. “PROTECTO” MESH BAGS Take the rub Lawyer Dies MISS C. LARRIMORE KEELEY. —Harrls & Ewing. | two brothers, Ralph of Riverdale and James H, jr, United States consul at Montreal, Canada. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Court Is Adjourned. Attorney Etta L. Taggart informed Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat this | morning of the death of Miss Keeley and asked that the minutes of the gen- eral term show an adjournment in re- spect to her memory. The chief justice expressed the regrets of the court and granted the motion. | Miss Keeley was recently instrumental | in securing a room at the Court House | for the use of women lawyers. She headed a committee that waited on United States Marshal Edgar C. Snyder and obtained permission for the use of the room. Births Reported. Joe E. and Tona Golns. boy, Harry W. and Dureda L. Fisher. mirl. Frederick L. and Annie Leckwith, boy’ | COOL SUMMER SUITS Charge It! ‘ 1 O Up Pay as EISEMAN’S, 7th & F Convenient IOURNALIST DIES [DR.I. W.AUSTIN INHOSPITAL HERE| ~ SUCCUMBS AT &2 Cleveland Perkins Was Prominent Socially and in Editorial Work. Cleveland Perkins, news syndicate editorial writer and socially prominent here, died at 11 o'clock last night at Emergency Hospital of pneumonia. He was 39 years old and had been an in- valid for the past year, but was not regarded as seriously {ll until about a week ago, when the pneumonia and complications set In. Simple funeral services will be held at noon tomorrow at St. John's® Epis- copal Church. Mr. Perkins was born in England. He came to this country when his fam- ily settled here in 1898. He was the son of the late Henry C. Perkins, a distinguished American mining en- gineer, who founded a fortune in South Af rica. He was graduated from Harvard Uni- versity in 1915, and shortly afterward became private secretary to the Amer- ican Minister at Copenhagen. Later he became private secretary to Amer- ican Aml Richard Washburn Child at Rome. He had lived in Washington continu- ously for the past 10 years, engaging in editorial work, writing on politics and national events. He was a bach- elor. Four sisters survive him Mrs. Hamilton Carroll of Baltimore, Miss Ruth Perkins of Washington. Mrs. Francis Ruggles, wife of Col. Francis Ruggles, U. 8. A. and Mrs. Robert WnTlach of erre?t,xc‘m. Va. The pallbearers follow: » Coleman Jennings, Grant Smith, W. Bostrom, the minister from Sweden; George A. Garrett, Philip O. Coffin, Myron A. Hofer, Frederick Nano, Flem- ing Newbold, Charles Wilson, James C. Dunn, Francis Riggs, Warren D. Rob- bins and Willlam Merriam. PLAN ROAD CEREMONY By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. GLENN DALE, Md.. June 21.—County officials. fire companies and local resi- dents are expected to participate in a e incident to the opening of the hville-Glenn Dale road Saturday oon. .mprae.dm will start here, go to Branchville and return to the home of Joe Ciprianni for an informal celebra- tion. Just Look at What My BIG Bundle Actually Contained . . . 3 sheets 4 pillowcases 4 Turkish towels 2 wash cloths 1 tablecloth 7 prs. of socks 1 pair of pajamas | Promised 1 Schedule— | All for tub PHONE POTOMAC 0040 FOR SERVICE CONTROLLED Returned on 1 nightgown . 4 union suits 6 napkins 4 hand towels " §dish towels 5 shirts 12 handker- chiefs $1.12 An Early Officer of Public Health Service, He Retired 11 Years Ago. Dr. Hiram W. Austin. 82, one of the early officers of the United States Pub- lic Health Service, died yesterday at his home, 2700 Connecticut avenue. He had been retired from active duty for about 11 years. Funeral services will be held tomor- Tow at 2 p.m. at his home, followed by Interment in Congressional Cemetery. Active pallbearers, all doctors in the Public Health Service, will include R. R. Spencer, R. D. Lillle, L. F. Badger, R. R. Jones, G. L. Dunnahoo and W. G. ‘Workman. Honorary pallbearers will be Drs. J. H. White, Pairfax Irwin, W. W. King, G. W. McCoy, Edward Francis, B. g Warren, J. P. Leake, C. C. Plerce and George Tully Vaughn. All these but Dr. | Vaughn are with the Public Health Service and he formerly was connected with the department. A native of Canfield, Ohlo, Dr. Aus- tin became connected with the Public Health Service in February, 1876. A prominent operating s , he his service with the Public Health group in a hospital at Evansville, Ind., and worked there through an epidemic of yellow fever. Later he went to Key West, Fla., where he worked during an- other such epidemic. Other Public Health posts he held were in New Or- leans, Cincinnati, Chicago, Boston, Phil- adelphia, Detroit, New York, San Fran- cisco and Louisville. In the late eighties Dr. Austin, then stationed at Boston, aided in the pre- vention of smallpox along the Cana- dian border at a time when the Domin- ion was having an epidemic. He served in an administrative capacity in Wash- ington from 1890 to 1895, and aided in drafting the quarantine act of 1893, when Europeans were suffering from & cholera plague. Since his retirement in 1921 he had lived in this city. He is survived by his widow and a daughter, Miss Edith Austin. Deaths Reported. t ing. 74, & D'E FS 1 ‘.‘Osh Capitol st. . 1005 9th st. wlld:{ st. lames P Garner. 51, Gal fll!:fl%lv‘ll &nes Witcover. '45. Georgetown Hospital naemuel Mitchell, 44, Home for Aged and 1 Roy T Swartzlander. 38. en route to Emer- gency Hospita Nellie V. . 34. 3525 16th st nberger. 27, Georgetown Raymond and Catherine King. n| utes. Gallinger Hospital 360RKROWR man about 35. C. & O. Cany s Emmett Gordon. 29, 401 E st Abraham “Gray. Rena Peterson. 25. Gallinger Hospital Infagt to James and Glacie Newm: days. Ga - Hospital Infant to James an . Ga D. OF C. PLANS SHAFT Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER. Va, monument to the memory of Peter Stover, German settler, who founded the town of Strasburg, will be erected in Riverview Cemetery there by Stover Camp Chapter, Daughters of the Con- federacy, it was anncunced today. It is proposed to erect a granite marker over the grave of the German, who gave the land on which the town was built. ~ FOUND. K Will person o lost ketbook on June 15, in Kresge's store a: h and E n.w.. call there? WRIST WATCH AND BRACELET. Thursday. | June 16 Owner may have same roper description_and cost of ad Box_306-E. Star office. B LOST. i BRIEF CASE. brown: containing music. near R I and Conn. aves. Return Epiphany Chure care _of organist ot BRIEF CASE—3$75 reward for return of brief case_containing records of Hope Lodge. No. A A M. lost Monday between 3 and 1347 Randolph st. n.w. Ad. 6224 ND_ 17842, R fice. 2 upo Addre: DIAMOND. WEDDING RING. No. ward. _Address Box 315-E. Siar o NER RING. d line eward. i % 4502 DOG—Police and Collie. male: left home Saturday. June 18; light brown. with tag on collar; ‘answers to name Zip. 1506 6ih st. n.w._ Reward 24 mele; a swers 10 | Reward. Dist. 0714 EYEGLASSES, white goid. in black case; ‘an, corner * 14th T nw' Saturday noon. 1829 14th st. n.w. Pot. 3210 GLASSES, tortoise shell: rims slightly spi on street or in Police Court Building. N 5060. Ex. 2413._Reward PIN_Kilow t Club. dark blue, four small $8 Teward. Phone Wisconsia ' WATCH_Green gold, D: between Scott Circle Miss Weed. North 9360. Established 1900 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CThe Funeral Chapel Service That Is Distinctive But Not Exp ! l__—c—;plm Funeral < 37‘—5_1 LiIncoln 0524-9244 5 412 -:l. ortheast DOCTORS Recommend AMBULANCES CHAMBERS Largest in the City n, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 ANY PLACE IN D. C. Call COL. 0432 Phone or write your address. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of How We Do It. AMBULANCE SERVICE —the Newest —the Best We have an ambulance service that is the very last word in mod- ern construc- tion. Roomy and comfortable, with all mod- ern sanitary conveniences. At- tendants accompanying, for either local or out-of-town service. Reasonable cost. JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave, S.E. Telephono Atiantie 1700-1708 CI R ne 27." Tuberculosis Hospital June 21—A) | hire. 0 | in temperature. | Yesterday— Braths. AUSTIN. DR. HIRAM W. On Monday. June 20, 1932, at Emergency Hospital, DR. IRAM STIN. bel d BUCKLEY, J 20, 1932; Annie Buckley (ng {rom nhis late residence, 507 G inez: une 22, ai e s at 8t Jossn 3 Chufchi. at m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 2 21 BUCKLEY, JAMES M. Members of 8t. Jo- h’s Holy Name Society are advised of the ' death of Mr. BUCKLEY, e Rosary the deceased, Ji . 193 BARBARA L. Monday. June 20, . at Children’s Hospital, BARBARA L. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs_ H. C. Burket of 3404 Morrison st. n.w. Bervices at the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 . nw., Wednesday, June 2., at ILIP T. On Monday. June 30, Sibley * Hospital, PHILIP 'T. of 1401 Col. rd. n.w.. age beloved husband of He is_survived by s ret Dooley. and one st orke of . Wednesday, June Interment Glenwood Cemet: CUMMINGS, CHRISTINE VET?. On Monday, June 20, 1932, at 5:35 p'm. at Sibley 'Hospital. ' CHRISTINE LOVETT CUMMINGS, aged 18 years, beloved wife of omas’ F. Cummings and beloved daughter of Minnie Scott Lovett and the late Willlam Loveit of Alexandria, Va Funeral Thursday, June 23. at 3.30 p.m., from the funeral home of George W. Wise Co.. 2900 M st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Alexandria, Va. DAVIS, ALFRED A. On Tuesday, June 21, 1932, at 6:50 am.. at his residence 116 hts, Va., ALFRED . DAVIS. aged 64 years. beloved husband of Annie Prench Davis and father of Evon T. Davis of Palls Church, Va., and Edward P. Davis of Washington, D. Puneral services the Methodist Protestant Chureh, Oherrydale, Va. on Thursday. June 23. at m.' Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Fa urch, Va. 22 EDELIN. WALTER. Departed this life. after a short iliness. Tuesday. June 21. 1932. at 8153 . 437 Delaware ave W, IN.' devoted husband of Adrian Tolson Edelin. He also leaves to mourn their loss a loving mother. Mar- maret Dorothy Edelin: a | and sister. William and Jane Edelin. and a host of other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later FLETCHER. ALDRIGE. Departed this life on Sunday. June 19.1932. 2t 11:20 a.m inis residence. 1708 12th st RIGE FLETCHER. He ] wife, Sarah B. Fletcher. or daughter, two sisters. one b: host of other relatives and mourn _their F T H._Winslow Co.’s chapel. 1702 12th st. n.w. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 21 on Mondav. June 20. 's “Hospital. ' HARRY d of Mabel Green and brother of Mer- n Puneral Wednesday. t 1230 pm. from the Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1433 You st Interment Arlington National Cem- RY, PETER. On Mondsy. June 20, 1032 st his residence. 933 Florida ave nw. PETER GREGORY. devoted father of ally Crawford and brother of Henry Remains resting at the 1 church. 1432 You neral later. On_Monday. nce. 3205 15th Funera] from her late 2, 8t 8:30 ment St. Mary's Cemetery. HAWES, EVEL n 1932. af t Alines r ot of 1875 Mintwood pl. of Miss ina Belle Hawes services at Hysonz pa 1300 N nw on Wednesday. Jun Interment Oxford, Mass On Thursday. June 16 Hospital, MARY HIP- wife Randolph er of Thomas and mains resting at the W. funeral church. 1432 U st be shipped to King Queen Coun June 22, HOLMES. WARREN. Saturday. June 18. 1932, WARREN HOLMES. Funefal Weg: n’s’funeral home. 12th' st._and Florida June 22. 1pm. trom Of nw. Rev. Waiter H. Brooks. off- A siste t0 va £ CHARLES H. On Sunday. June 10 10:30 pm’. CHARLES H.. beloved Ada J. Huth (nee Osborn. his daugh- HUTH, 1932, at husb: residence of Wi District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, not much change in temperature; gentle to mod- erate winds. Maryland, West Virginia — Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature Virginia—Partly cloudy, with local thundershowers in south portion to- night and tomorrow; not much change | Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Inches. 30.03 30.03 30.02 4pm. . 8pm. . Midnight . Today— 4am. . 8am. . 30.02 Noon . 30.00 Highest, 80, noon today. Year ago, 91. Lowost, 68, 6:00 am. today. Year ago, 75. 30.01 Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Tomorrow. 10:57a.m. 5:19am. . 10:07am. 4:25am. . 10°41pm. 4:59 pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .. 4:42 Sun, tomorrow 4:42 7:37 Moon, today.. 10:33 p.m. T:46am. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month. 1932. Average. Record January ... 482 35 709 '82 February 2.46 March April May . June- July .. August September . October . November 11:33pm. 5:47pm. Sets. 7:37 Stations. Weather, 0.20 Cloudy .. Pt.cloudy 0,02 Clesr -... Ptcloudy . Cloudy Clear PBt.cloudy Pt cloudy Cle Charleston. 8.C. Chicago, IIl.... Cincinnati, Ohio 29 9 Cleveland,” Ohio 29 32323 2222222222 |+ = Galveston, Helena, Mont * A9 Beaths. KEELEY. C. (CORA) LARIMORE. Tues- %;y‘ .Jufie Ih lfl!{ at LGeorée w.lhml};ioln MORE E Servi . Hines Co. funeral home, 2f . Wedne: v, June 22, at 4 p.m. Interment Bloomington. Pa 22 LEIMBACH, RUTH JOSEPHINE. day. June 21. 1932. at her residence, Elliott _st. ne. RUTH JOSEPHINE. be- loved daugkter of Prancis A. and Anna G. Leimbach (nee Emmerick). Notice of fu- neral later, Ll\:’l!.thAl:lA. O:‘l ‘Ham‘i‘lny. June 20. 1932, w e exandria ospital. LAURA LEWIS. the devoted wife of Wil Lewis. Bhe also leaves three daughters, iwo sons home. 221 North Patrick st, Alexandria, Va. Notice of funeral later. LI T:JEI ll:t‘l‘lll 5 Ouosundty. June . T residence, Oxon Hill. Md., BERTHA E. LINDNER. beloved wife of John B. Lindner. Funeral from the resi- dence of her daughter. Mrs. Nichols Pett, .O‘xcln pm]' Igfl. on W(vfl¥ud‘ly. June 323, St TS SHRY, Do Cedar Hill Ccmel':\y.‘ Ay LYDDANE, On Tu a2 pm Interment 31 2, at 830 am. Requ mass at Holy Trinity Church at Bq .l"r:l“ Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. = Relatives and friends invited. Pleate omit flowers. * MeCORMICK. JOS| On Monday. June 20. 1932, at 11 a lLingering ill- ness, JgfllPH MCcCORMICK. beloved son of T_and Grace McCormick and brother of Frank and John McCormick hie | VIR-e e ilia road, Claren £r Vi ivins Church. Clarendon, lerment (private) Cemetery. MOORE. JAMES, In- gton National 2 Suddenly, on Monds June 20,1932, JAMES. the devoted son of Mack Moore, ‘brother of “Marcella and Mack Moore. Jr., and Alice Sci Remains resting ‘st the W. Er funeral church. 1432 You st (private) Thursday. June 23, Interment Lincoln Memori FEACH. FANNIE E. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. PERKINS. CLEVELAND. On Mond, GEORGE W. Departed aturday. June 18 1932 N. Y. GEOKGE W. PI Testing at McGuire's Testing at fuperal home. 18 Notice of funeral hereaft: 22¢ DEAN CHARLES. On 1932 at Ry RANDALL, June 20, ooas Wednesday. June 22. at n ment Rock Cresk Gemeters: > BOTT. GEORGE EARL On . 1932, at his residence, 'fl":”l'd son st.'mw ' GEORGE EARL T. beloved husband of Nellie Virg! bott. Notice of funeral later. lOMPSON. JOBN WESLEY. Sudden): nday, June 19, 1932, in Atlantic O w3, THOMPSON, _de- Yyoted fon of Decato and Susan Thompson of “Alexandria, He_aiso leaves other selatives and friends. Remains resting at {he Jopn T Rhines fuperal’ home. 221 atrick st Ale; . Va. North Patrick s xandria, Va. Notice VOLKMAN, HARRY F. On_ Sunday. 19. ‘1932, at his residence. : AabkyTepcence, 1448 East on ty. from Harry P. Volkman. ir. 241 on Wednesday. June 22, at thence to Holy' Comforter re mass will be offered tives iends invited. ~ Iny Mount Olivet Cemetery. o WHITE. EARL. On Monday. June 20, 1932, At his Tesidence. 113 Frerte 0m o ot a,briet iliness,” EARL. father of 'Erline White, brother' of Lawrence and the late Frank White and Mabel Baston of B more and devoted friend of Bertie Harley. He also leaves one aunt, one cousin and a host of friends t Teral Thursday, from his late 'residence D e Inte Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. e In Memoriam CONES. LINDELL REDD. brance of my dear son. CONES. “who left 'm June 21,1891 e In loving remem- ELL D your memory lingt kind and true; B & day. dear son, That I do not think of you. T YOUR LOVING DAD. * NES. LINDELL REDD. In loving mem- ory_of LINDELL REDD Ct . Who left us one year ago today, June 21, 1931 The blow was hard. the shock severe, 1 never thousht your death so near. Only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting witho BROTH] FRAZIER. ALEXANDER. 1In loving memory of my dear son. ALEXANDER FRAZIER. who departed this life four years ago to- June 21. 1928, ot forget you. nor do T intend. of you always and will to the end Gone and forgotten by some you may be, But dear to my memory you ever will be. HIS MOTHER. * HALLER, WILLIAM G. I nmemory of our father. WILLIAM G. HALLER. who died HERVEY 0 AT T8 marran MCLARREN. . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th ST SR LINCOLN 0530. J. WILLIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 332 PA_AVE NW. _ NATIONAL 1384. 1385, Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH E w vatl Modernrngbll.r'rsr]l.epfinng National 2473 1 W. R. Speare Ce. Decatur_624% CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoin 6372, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) b4 3034 M St. N.W, Fpone west LAGAWLER CO * Fumeral Directors - LEONARD M. GAWLER N X AR an, 1004 M St. GEO. W. WISE CO. (W. P. TAYLOR) 2000 M ST. N.W. West_ 0138 "W. W. DEAL & CO., 16 H ST _NE_.. ._LINCOLN 8300. V. L. SPEARE CO. Phone Hllrlar:;l 7!2 JOHN R.“"WRIGHT coO 1337_10th St N.W. e North ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER JOSEPH (GAWLER SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phones: NAtional 5512-3513 NO BRANCH OFFICE oo Huron,' 8. Dak. 30.00 Indianapolis.Ind 29.94 Jacksonville,Fla. 30.00 ty:Mo. 30:00 Clear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy it cit 8an Antonlo.... San Diego, Caiif 29. San_Prancisco.. 29. 232383308382322222323323238333 JEBIIANIIRISZIS Plan Tom Thumb Wedding. SILVER SPRING, Md., June 21 (Spe- cial). —Plans are being made by the Junior Choir of the Woodside Methodist 21;0“ Church for the presentaticn CHAMBERS = FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St, Prompt Aute Delivery Serviee. Anl:}ft—axnmfive;tqegyg- " GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE !m EMBLEMS .‘Il ol oy SALE—CEMETERY_LOTS. IOT IN CEDAR HILL CEMETERY; M( ‘ desirable section; will sacrifice. Address Box ¢ 24.E_Star office. 4 I —— Glenwood Cemetery Choice Lots and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND ENSURING PERPETULTY