Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1932, Page 9

THE FACTS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW WASHINGTON'S LEADING FUNERAL IN 1920 W. W. Deal, through phe- nomenal growth, was forced to move to still larger quarters. IN 1903 W. W. Deal passed Mary- land State Board of Under- takers to practice his pro- fession. IN 1909 W. W. Deal, sensing pub- lic demand, introduced fo Washington the $150 complete funeral for $i5. IN 1925 W. W. Deal, strictly ad- hering to his_original lowest price policy. was far ahead of others. IN 1915 W. W. Deal established new records for growth with his original complete funeral for §75. IN 1932 W. W. Deal continues as the outstanding leader. an- nouncing we guarantee to do the funeral for less. DEAL FUIIERHL HOME TELEPHONE LINCOLN 8200 CERTIFIED Fr Watch the Food Section of The Washington Evening Star FOR REAL MEAT VALUES AT CERTIFIED ESSKAY MEAT DEALERS’, Wonien readers of The Washington Evening Star who have been in our Stores need no introduction—but to those who are not acquainted with us we extend a welcome invitation to try our Quality Meats at Economy Prices. Certified Esskay Meat Dealers are a Group of Independent Stores, organized to efficiently serve your food needs, specializing in “ESSKAY MEATS.” Each Store displaying the Certified Esskay Meat Dealers’ Sign is owned and operated by the individual behind the counter. He gives you Quality Foods at Reasonable Prices along with complete Service. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATUR.DAY S BONELESS BACON » 15¢ BY THE PIECE SK STEER CHUCK ROAST. ............... b l’c Wisconsin Delicious, Nou Meadow Gold Sotgneen . 1 9¢ Cheese 210 Rous 49€ 4 to 5 lbs. hing and Economical, Too P Open Kettle Rendered PURE LARD 2-LB. CARTONS SK Franks SK Lamb Pure All Meat Shoulders SK FRESH, LEAN GROUND BEEF......... b SK SLICED DRIED BEEF i Colophone Packages 1) ), SK BOILED HAM, WHOLE OR HALF....... .0 Ib. 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ 35c¢ 17¢ 10 to 12 Ib. avg. Whole or Half Ib. SK FRESH HAMS ... ... .. To be at its best, Pork must be Fresh. The U. S. Inspection num- ber, 649, stamped on FRESH PORK assures you that it is Fresh. Any of the following Certified Esskay Meat Dealers unll be glad to serve you with quality meats at reasonable price. GILBERT & ARBOGAST. 5004 R. I Ave., Hyattsville, Md. R’'S QUALITY MARKET, 207 15th St. N. MARKET. 1820 1st ft. N.W. JOBN A. GIRVIN, 3000 12th St. N.E.. Washinien, D. C. ABE GLICKMAN, 269 Carroll §t.. Takoma Park. D. C. WHITE FRONT MARKET, 1335 B 8t. N. BERWYN MARKET. Berwyn, Md. E. R. HARRISON. Laurel. Md. CHARLES E. HILL, Brinklow, Montzomery County, Md. KLEIN'S MARKET, 501 Kennedy St. N.W., Wash., D. C. GREENLEAF MARKET, 1300 415 St. 8. ONARD B. KOONTZ, 1327 W St. PERCHICK, 15 BACH. 126 15th St. B.E. OLIVE MARKET, 1227 20th St. N.W. 8. CHMAR, Rockville, Md. ©0. P. COLLINS, Beltsville. Md. DeW. H. DONALDSO! CENTRAL MARKET. EPSTEIN'S IDEAL MARKET, 1629 13th s . N.W. SAMUEL FOX, 203 Flori Ave. N.W. M. B. FROTHINGHAM. 367 Main St., Laus Md. LAUREL MARKET, Main and B Sts., Laurel, Md. CHARLES SCHNEIDI H. R. THOMPSON. 218 Carroll Ave.. Takoms Park, Md. R. P. SOPER. Olney, Md. EVENING STAR, MASON P. WELLER IS TAKEN BY DEATH Veteran Proofreader for Star Dies After Short Illness at Age of 70. WS Mason P. Weller, 70, & proofreader for The Star for more than 30 years, died yesterday at his apartment in the Montclair after a short illness. A native of Thurmont, Frederick County, Md., Mr. Weller came to the Capital about 60 years ago and had lived here continuously. Prior to his employment at The Star, he was a proofreader for Judd & Detwiler, Inc., for 20 years. Mr. Weller came to The Star in June, 1901. Up to his recent iliness he had taken but one day sick leave in 26 years. He was a member of The lve- ning Star Chapel, Columbia graphical Union, No. 101. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. ‘Gino Davis Weller, and a brother, Dr. Pranklin Weller. Funeral services will be private. The body may be viewed at Birch's funeral home, 3034 M street. GTON, n o, TODAY. Meeting, Csatholic Evidence Guild, Immaculate Conception Hall, 8 p.m. Banquet, National Retail Credit Asso- ciation, Mayflower Hotel, 9:30 p.m. FUTURE. Card party, benefit third annual car- nival, Church of the Nativity, Audi- torium, 6000 George avenue, tomorrow, 8:15 pm. Biblical drama, Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, tomorrow, 8:30 p.m. e Deaths Reported. 1824 F bourne at. , Amert nu‘l(fi ital. u-or.lt %mm S, Waror‘Reed" General Briess. 36, Walter Reed Gen- o Shildrens Hoita g r!nomm res ospital ¥ 8hos d rear 122 lst at. s.w. ara Alezander 35 ‘Emersencs Hos: illle, Knizhts, 38 Gallinger Houital. 1pkin: field_Hospit; BSTABLISHED 1900 Wm. B. Sardo & Company DIRE FUNERAL The Funeral Chapel PIPE ORGA Service that is Distinctive BUT NOT EXPENSIVE CTOR'S MINIMUM COMPLETE FUNERAL.. $75 % 2 We connot do more then shose we have served. Bdeonsed tm Btates of 9 Dignity and refinement in a sacrificed ju: ture. 1 Sympathy plays no we handle each case indi; find Ryan service supersor sn can afford it. attendant. These essentials charge. 1700-1701. Funeral 317 Pa. Ave. S.E can do this— of funerals in Washington. SERVICE is our SUCCESS LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H STREET N. ‘ For our complete funeral prices, 12 JPUBLIC Experience points out the besten roadway to Satisfactory Service. 1o ask you 1o talk with Ask osbout eur ability, equip- ment and personal aftentivemess. PHONE NORTH 318 “W. BRNEST JARVIS CO., INC. Fwneral €hurch 142 YOU STREET N.W. PRIVATE AMBULANCE ¥. 5. Gevt. Undertakers for Colored Sailers and Seldiers Meryland end Virginte Any Family Can Afford Ryan Service mortuary service need not be because the family may have to economize. That is why Ryan service is constantly being recommended to fam:lies in all walks of life. wears has been characterized by the finest services hu- manly possible to offer . . . yet without heedless expendi- Ryan service through the mall part in our service—because sdually—not collectively. Y ou will every detail—yet any family Perfectly appointed funeral home. Music if desired. Lady without call are offered extra Atlantic James T. Ryan Director Phone Atlantic 17001701 CHAMBERS —<claims to be the largest Undertakers in the city. fact, one of the largest in the world. Thnt is why we Complete Funeral '65* The Whole Funeral, Casket and All. We have 6 parlors, 3 chapels, branch offices, 14 hearses, cars and ambulances. - We give you Free more than some whole funerals amount to. strong. Records show that we serve the largest volume We are big and In Case of Death, Call The Greater Chambers Co. 14th, cor. Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 ms\\sss\\\fi\\\“\m\\\\ss\mm\}“ = 8. 1932. ‘ THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, cooler tonight; tomorrow fair; nnlu northwest winds. Maryland—Fair tonight and tomor- row; slightly cooler in central and east Mim‘ tonllh'. and in extreme east portion tom Vh‘lln(l—-’lll’ slightly cooler in cen- tral and east portions tonight; tomor- row partly clnudy slightly cooler in ex- treme east portion. West Vlr['lnll'—hir tonight and to- morrow, not much change in tempera- ture, Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature, Barometer. Degrees, Inches. mghut 91 5:00 p.m. yesterdly‘ 2go, 88. Lowe: “72, 6:00 am. today. Year Year Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. 11:48am. 6:12am. Tomorrow. 12:26a.m. T7:05am. 1241 pm. 7:21pm, High {Low “6:34pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. . Sun, today .. 4:43 7:37 {Sun, tomorrow 4:43 7:38 Moon, today.. 11:23 p.m. 10:02 am. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour lrttr sunset. mfall. Monthly rlinflll in inches in the Clplll] (current month to date): Month. 1932, Average. Rl‘cord 82 35 'M 91 < swpiaise. WHUBH Abilene. Tex... Mass. N.Y Slevetuma.” G Columbia, 8. Denver, El Paso. Tex Gaiveston. Helena, seont . lndll apollaind 29 sonville Fia. 30 04 l v Gty Mo 30 06 1 9,64 ] - 3 22RRTTIIRTR8L2LS 23822222222833233% 2BIILIAIBEB228AB 3230 2XAIIA8R o .32&===z===ss==sés c n Cloudy Gloudy Clea B Clouds 3 Fot B22ALSILI8S . Clear 74 0,58 Ptcloudy 7 Clear FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time. today.) Stations Tempe:ature. Weather. Lndon. “Eneiana R ake Faris. Fran Part cloudy Viepna, - Austria Cloudy Beriin. Germany Cloudy 3 y Part cloudy o7 Greenw s tod Horta :rny.h Azore Current’ nbmvmom ) Hamilton, Bermuda 6 8an Juar. L3 Havana a 8 lon, Canal Zone. 3 e clouay Gloudy Part cloudy ' Partcloudy Births Reported fonn E. and Macior An d Essie E. Newton, boy. Walter G_‘¥na Everal Rthores B“:«nfl cral M Rice. po wirl, 3 an. £ W, rtie R. Ferguson. irl. Joseph M. and Licifle M Edmends. s Jack C.and Allie E. Baker gir t 5' il Jeter.’ boy and Marguerite Townsend. bor. Orren and Otelia Jeter. boy. — Storm Brings Havoc. MILESTONE, Saskatchewan, June 23 (#).—A brief but vicicus storm of wind and hail wrought havoc south of here ast night. The house of Robert Ren- | nick. jr, was lifted and smashed to | | kindling. It is feared other buildings | were dlmm. as well as ergE I — | FOUND.. o | WRIST WATCH AND nmmrr 'nmrmy. | June "16. " Owner ma: upon | Droper ‘Gescribiion_and eost of ad " Address X 306-E. Star office . LOST._ Tn front of 1606 U st black leather uflfiunmn ey, Reward i returned. #old_ivy leaves: morning . Fune IE, young. female; golt wn: an- swers Lassie. Reward. Return to 4211 39th t. n.w. p INNER RING. ) car, 11th and | Reward. 3544 10th st. n.w. DOG—WiIL + n(fln‘ae of ot in vielnity. of 10ih day morning about to West 22032 Ted mm umr d G n.w. Wednes. lease Teport same QLA Ja eveni rimmed. Ful-vue style. Reward. _ PHOTOGRA . unframed, size 11x14, of old, Colonial living room: "between April 14 and May 7. Grateful for return 1o Arthur | 3" eaton. 1211 Gonnecticu RCTACLES. Torp, simmed: Beiven 100 | SrEcTc a?m.-nanm “Revard it l'll\ll’ll.d lo m 26th Dog—German | I’olue | Reward. 2831 Chesterfleld ol.n.w.. Cley 0335 \COOL SUMMER SUITS Charge It! Pay as Convenient EISEMAN S, 7tl| & E. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Ph Col. 0464 v { Adams 10341 lear Part cloudy | 100+ LAST RITES TOMORROW FOR MRS. M’MILLAN Capital Resident of 40 Years to Rest in Michigan—Brother and Sister Survive. Puneral services for Mrs. Lillian McMillan, who died yesterday at her home, 1649 Hobart ltrte( will be, held at the residence :30 p.m. to- morrow. Burial will be at Howe 1, Mich. Mrs. McMillan, a resident here for more than 40 years, was prominent in the affairs of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and was a mem- ber of Continental Chapter of that or- ganization. She was s member of Gunston Memorial Presbyterian Church. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. ‘Thomas D. Whyte of this city: a brother, Will Riddle, Colcrado Spri: Colo., and two nephews, Clifford R. and Rus- sell 1. Whyte of this city. Florence MOORE RITES TOMORROW | Alexandria Man, Who Died Tues- day, to Be Buried in St. Mary" Funeral services for Thomas Alton | Moore, 78, who died Tuesday at his| residence, 419 South Lee strect, Alex- | andria, Va., will be held tomorrow at| 9:30 am. at St. Mary’s Catholic Church | in Alexandria. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Born and reared in Alexandria, Mr Moore was associated for more than| half & century with W. S. Moore's Sons marine machinists. He retired abcut 12 g0. ing Mr. Moore are two brothers, Joseph and Norman Moore, both of | Alexandria, and five children, three sons | and two daughters. Named Civitan Deputy. ANNAPOLIS, Md., June 23 (Special), | —Roland R. Thomas, past presidetnt of ithe Annapolis Civitan Club, has been | named a deputy of the Chesapeake dis- | trict, it was announced today from Civ- itan headquarters. Dr. M. C. Townshend of the Wash- | ington, D. C,, club is the other district i d!lglw. 2 Braths. W AUCE, | o Thursda Freedmen's Hospi! devoted wife of er of Maurice and aughte: of Wiiliam and T 'mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarv funeral chureh. 1432 You st. n.w.” N tice of funeral m-r. June 23. " ALICE h Birckhead (nee Hicks). and ather ®f Mrs. Elizabeth Hopper. BSeri- ices st s iate residence, 215 Tenn ne. Pr 2 R Uves and {riends mmm Paul’s Chapel. Waldor: BRANCH. LINE. On u-unem-- pm e Jterment 8 June 22 | P Rev uon‘ Remains tem- ing s: Majvan & Schey's 424'R st nw. BURLEIGH. On Tues- 1932, st "Lawrence, Kams., por: res Reral pariors. after a short BURGESS. LI 32 76 vears, U On Wednesdar. LILLIAN LOU BURGESS. mother, of Busane 8. and Jalier M Burgess. Puneral from v Boears Co's. 1008 H st nw. on Pridss: June 24."at'2:30 pm *interment Atexan: ria. ARLES. MARY C. On Wednesday. . 1932. MARY C.. beloved wife of ton Chsries and mother of Mrs Berry. Miss Clara Charles Balye: ices at northwest, Relatives and friends are invited Tnferment " Ariington Natlonal Cemeter CORCORAN. WILLIAM P. On Thursday June 3. 1933, a¢ bis residence, 3630 W i WILLIAM COR. Seloved Busbang of Wy 3 Coaeas Puneral from his late residence. ai n 10 am. Relat apd friends invited 10 attend Mount Olivet Cemetery. Pl moneie DAV B Suddeniy. Jue 2 AV Garnets Hospitale SOHR 282 loved father of James A. and Davis. Funeral services at his gence, 430 Shepherd st n'w. Priday. June | 24wt nterment Rock Creek | Cemetery: DAVIS. JOHN W. There will be a special gmmunication of Joppa Lodge, No. 35 at F riday. June % doad: fend the funeral of our Ite | brother. JDHN iy DAY RRY W. BEACH. Master. DOVE. cnnu:n EDWARD. Suddenly. Wedneatay. June 22. 1932 st Georgelown University 'Hospital. CHARLES ARD. in his 19th year. M. gnd Marthe E Dove, " emaing re | at the funeral parlors of Warner. - phres. Rockville, Md. ~Notice of ®funes ER. EDWARD. Suddenls, 932. EDWAR! ne 20, belovm gfather R ne. Puneral from Zurhorst's Tinersi “bariors. W Eas Capitol st.. on Pridav. June 24. at 11 am. Interment Cedar 'Hill Cemetery. EDELIN. WALTER. Departed this lite on hi enee. izt Del EDELIN. He leaves loving wite. 1832, on | on ret Edelin Willlam A, Edelin; & sister, te iives and frien: from his late residence at 830 urdes. June 2§; thence to 8t. Paul's Church, South ) ¥here solemn high mi for the repose of his soul. Tnterment Mount' Oliver Gemerers A precious one from us has gone, Which never can be fl Enter thy mm” ity HIS DEVOTED WIFE. 24 ESPUTA. JOBN. Suddenly. on Wednesdas. June 22, . at_Georgetown University Fioipital; JOHN' ' ESPUTa Joar, Rgmains resting st the Coloniai funeral home of Willlam Reuben Pum phrey of Rockville, Md. Notice of funeral in_his 27th - BLANCH. on Thursday. June 3. 1932 BLANCH FIELD. 1’ residence 1839’ 9th st sunnlnl her “are one | daughter. ield, and one grandson and other relatives mains at Prasier fune 389 Rhod Tslana Sve. nw. ‘Notice of funeral ater ORY. PETER. On Monday. June st his residence. 933 Flor n GREGORY. devoted of Belly Crawford and brother of Hentv recory. ~ Remains resting at the W roest Jarvis funeral church. 1433 You w." Notice of funeral Iater CHSOH Funeral from above residente Pridey. June 24, at 2 p.m. Interment Olney, M HALL. EDWARD ADAVID. Suddenly on peral_trom Shove address o a-nuan, June 25, at 1 HOPEINS, lup\ RNE G, On wunua.v. e 22, Tet of his sis- " Mvs. Jessie” Belbert- 61T J0th st v R ERBUR NE G, HOPKINS. Funerai ‘William Reuben Pumphrey, Rock- . Puneral from the home of his Saturday. June 25. at 11 am. !nlermcnl Moocacy Cemetery, ~Beails- ville, Md. JOHNSON. MARY E., Departed this m' an Wednesday. June = e rasidence. 638 L st nie . MARY E. JOHNSO! he leaves 1o mourn their loas & husband. three bro wo_sisters 4nd otner relaiives and % host,_of friends. rsday. Jun Eriday, June’ 34, {rom Yeount ALy tist Church) Rev. A. J. Tyler officiat- Intorment Linéoms Gemetery. LIZABETH. On Wednesday. June at 1431 Monroe st. n.w., ELIZA KENT. widow of the late William ent;_beloved mother of Mrs. J ell Puneral from W. W. bers Oo xunem Jhome. at 1 {ives and” triends. invited. Cedar Hill Cemetery. LAMBERT, WILLIAM P. On Thursdsy, 1932, at 6 a.mc et his residence; 3438 dionros st WIL BERT, beloved husband of Mary and 0n of the late Betty McPherson Lam- t. Remains resting at his late resi- 2438 Monroe Notice, of ral Tnterment in at. ne. GIOIG! Suddenly. on June 23, 23 RGE. a .m. Relatives a. Iriends invited. Interment in Port Hnt‘ n LUNSFORD, JOHN WILLIAM. On Th 32, at residi ulz it June 33, 1332, st Wis vesidence. 1363 3is¢ e e ged mrlorr:' Remains ne's Bhera s | Modern Chapel. Telephane Beraths. | MeCOO: CHARLES L. On Jednesgay. Jun 22. 1932, at Freedmen's Hos LES the devoted Bisoa d or Baine erme “NeOo0. father ot Thim n McCoo. brother of Alice Smith and Mary Hobday and William MeCoo. son of E McCoo. Notice of funersl resting at the W church, 1432 You st. nw. McGINNIS, CLARENCE_J. On Wednesday, June 32 3 Puneral sery- g ay 24. 2 pm. Friends are ivited Intermeni Ceda? Hin Cemetery. McMILLAN. FLORE! wednesdsy. June dence. 1 st LILLIAN Mt\flLLA‘l helo e Mrs. Thomas te and Ciffiord T and Rimsell T Wiss 3% jthe above address Pri 0 p.m. Interment Ho\ MeNT l.'r d Tine 23, e 15 siso furvived farreil and a brother mai it the Tabler' funeral home. 938 AL st B .. utpl Saturday, ‘June 8. when they will taken to'Walter Reed chapel. where m: will be said at 9 am. followed by inter- n Arlington Natlonal Cemetery Reiatives and Frivods tniontho Sometery; OVERHALL. GEORGIANNA. Departed thi: life on Tuesday, June 21 W]w“ l”'rh: brief = jiiness at Gallinger Ho<pital. OIOR(‘lAfiNA‘OVERhALL of 2213 12th e leaves o eir o two devoted daughters, fl;‘“'m:'" s sisters and & host of ‘other friends. Puneral from He; ipgton's funersl’ home riday.’ June 24, at '3 Woodlawn Cemetery. R | FITTS. GRORGE w. as Jay G. McNulty. Members of Pytha- at pPose of ‘attending brother. T A" 30 v . E. WAYMAN, Secy iunE5Rw. ,\3‘. op, Nednes- RY C. PYLES, Georee ¥ Bries ay P Bohman, Hag b Pries e E7E Pyien ‘ot Washineton b ¢ Natine 2T o neral hereatter. S Notlea b RABE. EVA W 1932, at her 7 2. 1932 loved wite of the ] mother of Mis F. Ral e(curu on Sat o thence ©o me EDOWARD. Suddenly. on Wednesday, £t Georgetow spit EDWaip Rézp £ " Hispang of father of Wallace Reed and n Reec | Notice™ ot 'fu- Testing at the W funeral church, 1432 U SHACKLETT. HARRY IRVING. e Wednesda~, {he, renideiice of nis s ter. Mrs. J P Rincheloe, hall. Va HARRY™ TRVING SHACKLEFL. ™ belored Dusband of Edna Shackieti (nee' Da Funeral Av afternoon. June 24, Church ALIE MARGARET. On Wed- at Emergency Hos mrwn‘ VICKERS of . MASON P. On Wednesdar *t his residence t ON P. . WESTERMEYER, o dar, June 23. “n ;o\xd(su‘r ay. June 23 0 o Lee's ‘hapei. 332 Pr avr tives and friends invi WYATT, JomX nuvn:nysn On Wednes. A 5 JOHY\ urnatRT be. = of W ir m, ate mmem- r'dp nd ;;rrnu:r. Petersbure, Va. Sal NG _beloved Pierce. Notice of In Memoriam BROOKE. SUSAN V. membrance of BROO] today, June 23, In_our hearts your m Tencer. Kind and Tre | C There is not a day. dear mother, That we do not think of you HER (iAAUGHTERS, ETHEL ~AND VIR- llIlTH !lll FERGUSON. ory 'of 0T beiored da ; d:du er. SARA PERGUSON SMITH. who ssed” inio the eren: by : - ™ Loved in life, remembered In loving mem- hter wife. mother ___FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN fi“‘”Wi’zi’&HT co. ALI‘IID l GA WL LTER A GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER JOSEPH (GAWLER Established 1850 Cremations Lady stfendant -2-4 Pennsylv: Avenue N.W. NAtional 5512-5513 NO BRANCH OFFICE cn-e; " WILLIAM H. SCOTT LIN'(‘IY(’)LN 05350 J- WILLIAM LEE'S §O\S 333 PA_AVE. N.W NATIDNA;, 1384. 1388, CHAMBERS " Frank Geier’s Sons Co 1113 SEVENTH ST. NW National 2473 . Speare Ce. ing the Connecticu Decatur 6243 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 0L EAST, CAPITOL ST. hone _Lincoln 0372 }oscph F erchs Sons 3034 M St MW th,,;i;-;;mt LAGAWLER CO. - Fumeral Directors - LEONAED M. GAWLER 1004 M _Si. N.W. _an GEO. W. WISE CO. (w. F. TAYLOR) ST NW. izinal W. _Ave. e WW DEAL&CO. LINCOLN 8300 V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors to nor connected with ‘the orisinal Speare establis H st. N 0 Fiione Natjonal 2492 1009 er! F Gude Bros, Co, 122 F 5L Prempt Aute Delivery Serviee. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. " GEO. C. SHAFFER FLORAL EMBLEMS A’ -onfin;n PiCEe AL ONE AT, Sie. nee 14th & Eye days MONUMENTS. THE TARGEST SELECTION IN D . MONUMENTS Al ATUAR' hov base the ulecgnn ) m-b family ographs shown' by Siers or agents as, ¥y may be deceived. Redieed orlees, for 30 4 Glenwood Cemetery Choice Lots and Sites For Sale ENDOWMENT FUND ENSURING PERPETUITY