Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1937, Page 10

A—10 #% Braths. ADAMS, LOUISE. Departed this life Wednesday 8t u ospital vt ‘Morlan Baptist. Ghiréh, wite of Dea- con Richard P. Adams. She also leaves to mourn their oss one daughter. Erma Ad- ama Bullock; one sister. Janie 'Lill one brother. Charles Craig: & Dr. Samuel L. Bullock. and several other Telatives and friends. "Remains resiing at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Caplitol st.. may be viewed o Motialy Bapuist hurch affer 0 am. v Late resi- Church arlet o am. Saturdy, " Late teal Funeral Saturday. October 9. at 1'pm. from Mount Moriah Bapti g ar\dnllll"‘fl. Iluflll\l‘n\ \\on(\l’\n| Ceme* ;IY BACON. Wednesday. on d Mrs. Philip Pear- at the above resi- October 9, at 10::30 Glenwood — Cemetery, at 1 p.m. LLIAM F. On Wednesday Interment. VRshington. D. C BENDER. W 6. 1027 e T E| heloved husband of Filx E. Benger (nee Hinton). He is also survived by three sons, Paul S Thomas M. and William Bender, ir. and | daughter. Mrs. Bertha Muir. Funeral | rom the chapel of Thomas E Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols ave se. on Saturday October 9. at R and friends tnvited. Interment, Fort Lincoln Cemetery. AM F. Officers and of Anacostia Counc U. A. M., are T assemble at the | “Mirray funeral par- 2007 Nichols ave. se.. Sat- October 9. at 2 pm.. 10 conduct _the fun services of sur, late brother. WILLL BENDER. By order of the Councilor L. BONIF; J E. R. THOMAS, Recording BOOKE, LUCY Md. She leaves one brother. one stepson. Georse many other relatives and { Testing at rome. Commer BOsCOE, tober 7. 1¢ SOSEPH 1. now., helove JOSEPH L. on Thursday. Oc- « t and friends invited, Cemetery, BOYD. JOHN M. Depar Wednesday. October 610 gence. 6 Defrees ot. n.w father of Sarah. Chatits and 15 survived by one devo! Rovd; three sisters, \ Mrs. ' Sarah Papsco Warner. and fihaton: National BRADLEY, ELIZABETH On"l um\l, tbber: 5 resiGence G Oth s WILLIAM _CHARL v. on tober LA CHARLES BA husband of Otiiliee B Funeral from I Ha neral services at the W. W Southeast funeral home. 5 on Friday. October X. at 3 tives and ' friend Cedar Hill Cemet FRANK. On Wednesdav. Oct K COX. lusband of Ad Susie Castor. s and friends Ernest, Jarvis funeral nw. of funeral Chame: ober TAYLOR. On Fri- | t 10:30 am. at 30°East Bradles lane, Chevs: Chas MARIAN TAYLOR CUMM i mins. n funeral Fomé of W, Reuben Pump) rey consin ave.' Bethesda, Md. funeral later. On T CURRIER. CLORINDIA C. da resige: or Bia'¢ ConRs curri funeral Rotiee " of CLORI ow of Thomas J. S. H. Hines Co. n.w. on Sat 30 am. Relativ nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ddenly. on | SEO Richmond. Va.. for York City anda Kineston, Pa . from 1 to 9 p.m DOW. MORRL Octobe: at Dty rive. Biiv ERSKIN DOW. ERSKIN, r Qs Tesidence. & Sk M MORF Beloven Basand. of Avoes Dow and only son of Jesse Erskin and | Ciarinda Coppinger Dow. ral later. DN SAMMEL LEWIS. On Thurs- day. t Blenheim. N. J.. SAMOEL TEvris' DUNNING. hicband ¢ the late Annie Dunning (nee Card07o) anc father of Mrs. . Saunders. Mrs. Margaret Collins. A H. A Gibson Charies Dunning “Annie Tyree. .John Dunning. Mrs. M. White and George Du Funeral services at the W. s Co. Southeas! funcral home: 517 1th st. se. on Monday, October 11. at p.m latives and friends invited. | terment, Congressional Cemetery. On Thursda tober at Georzetown Uni Roaital, GEORGE & BT1S beloved band of Hazel T. Eilis and faiher of H Ellis rvices at his late residence. t Highway. Eatirans’ Otobesd fives and friends. inviied lineton National Cemetery. ELLIS, GEORGE Notice of fune- Chevy Chase. o on Beturany 9. am. for the purpose of attending the funeral of Brother GEORGE S. ELIAS. By order of. EARL J. BROW! FADLE. NANN dav. October 5 Bandolph bl nw ' NANNTE FADLE, devored wife of Joseph Fadie lov ing mother of Mrs. Cassie Washington. Mrs Catherine Draper. Mrs. Bailey Lee and | Mrs. Mamie €mith. She alco leaves nne‘ sister. Mrs. Lucy Grigssby. and a number of grandchildren and other relatives and | friends. Remains mav be viewed at her late residence on Friday. October K. from 6to7pm Funeral services at above resi- | p.m. Rela- | Interment | . Saturday. October 9, at 1 Arrangements by Jarvis, 8 . W. M. Aehington, D C. The hefoved Tife of Peter Frank and mother of Edward Hopper Frank and sister of William Hopper of Washington. D. C. Brief cerv ices ‘and_interment_at Rock Creek Ceme- tery on Saturday. October 9 Relatives and friends are invited. Service by the W. W. Chambers Co. GARNE| October 7 Hospital. THOMAS W. On Thursday, '1937. at_the ‘Winchester THOMAS 'W. GARNER of Froni 7 _vears. He is survived Eva R. Garner. and_ three Preston and Walter Garner. Body resting at Scott’s funeral home. Front Roval. Va. Services Saturdav. October 9, &t 10 am. at the above pariors. HALLMAN. JAMES HENRY. Following 1 nOTyliness at his home ai *Seliman Md. JAMES HENRY HALLMAN. husband of the late E_ Elizabeth, father of John H. James A. Charles C.. the late Richard, ‘Adelie Johinson Fietcher A~ Eaward b the late William McR. and Inez Smith. Notice of funeral later. * HICKS. ROBERT L. On Wednesday, October 6. 1037 at Mount Alto Hospital ROBERT L. HICKS. beloved hushand of Nina Hicks mains resting at 502 Rth sw. Funeral services at Fort Myer Ehapel. Fort Mver. Va.“on Sathcqoy. Oc- fober 9. at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington Natfonal Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Cham- bers Co. 8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave NE. Lincoln 5200 'Joseph F. Bitch’s Sons Manager) A L PHATNG T 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. LR ae ey Y. National 2473 | W V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. mavoner2e0s 1009 H St. N.W. er’ One or the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. 517 11th St. S.E."}\ Atlantic 6700 918 Cleveland Avéi,.Riverdale, Md. ¥ mav be viewed after | Where body ma Rari FATHER OF 38 RETHEM, Germany, October 8 (#).—August Thiele, 64, yesterday had Germany's record for paternal pro- lificacy. His thirty-eighth child was born. Thirty-four children and 60 grand- children are alive. Thiele married three times, two of his wives having died. Draths. HINTON, OLIVER. suddenly. on_Tuesday. i A OLIVER HINTON of 1135 L st devoted busband of Carrie Hinton, loving father of AliceSterline. Louts. Louise. Oliver. ir. Henrictta. Magedeline. William, Margaret, Michael and Pasteline Hinton., He also aves to mourn their loss a sister a other relatives and friends. Remains Barbour Bros. funeral home. e watlh 1 b, Friday. Oetober | thereatfer’ at late residence. Funeral Sat- urday October 9. at 9 am.. from St. Vin- cent de Paul's Church. South Capitol and M sts. Interment. Mount Olivel Cemetery. HOPKINS. BARBARA DUNCAN. On Thursday, October &, 1937, BARBARA DUNCAN' HOPKINS. wife of Harry L. Hopkins. Body resting at Gawler's chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. _Services at fount Pleacant Congrezetional Church October 9. at 10:30 am. Cmnk Crmmry Wednesday, Oc. shand Departed this lifs Qtober 5. e | tover i To0t OLivER B LEWIS B | of the late Ella twright uuls father of Helen Biaylock and Elr wis. grand- father of William Blavlock. ir. and Faith Lewis. Remains resting at Frazier's fu- neral home. 80 Rhode Island ave. until Friday, October S. at 10 am. after at his late residence. n.e Funeral Saturday am. from the above funcral home. Rev A stian officiating. Interment Arling- ton National Cemetery, L LLOYD ROBERT E. Officers and mem- bers of Benning Council. No. 21, United American | are hereby notified | th of Brother R. E. 406 North | Funeral | at the | Departed . at her nw. after a At RO WHELEON Trat beloved daughter of Mrs, Mness the hby. John' Ma: and friends. L. E Murray & Son. uneral Saturday, October 9. at © pm. fetropolitan’ Baptist Church. Rev. E. th officiating. Interment in Lincoln orial Cemeters McCANN, e M. October 14 his My and other relatives Remains restine with On Thur home. 16 Che beloved Remains restinz at vm- Wm. Reuben Pumpl esda, Md. Aspen_ st McCANN, McCann bome of hry 3 w Notice of On Thursday. residence. 1440 W st. | E the beloved sister Funeral services ers Co. funeral home. on Monday, October to St. Paul's W, where mass t 9 am for the repose of ives and friends are invi‘ed Interment Cemetery. 10 ORENDOFF, GEORGE H. uesday. October 5 Octo- | Suddenly residence. 197 v _Hampshire GEORGE H ORENDOFF. heloved son of Ravmond and he late Grace Orendoff of Jolict. IIL. and brother of Harry and Ella Orendoffl.” R mains _restine the WicGuire 15 . n.w. until 3 p. 9 rment,” Jo O Thurs: BN h Capi- “PLORENCE 4. ‘RICHARDE. beioved Henry T and Florence B. Ruth and F‘rnnklvn esting_at_the me. 2001 tol st Richards Hines Co | nw. until 9:30 am private, Interment Yoy Sunday. Services Williamsbure.” Mass. SCOTT, FRANK 1. dav. October 5. 19:7. FR. SCOTT. beloved husband of Addie M. Scott (nee Cheseléine) and father of Mrs. Evel: Dent. Remains resting at Lee’ home. 4th st. and Mass._ave ne.. | services will be held on Saturday. October 0 2t 10 am. Relatives and friends in- Interment Arlington National Cem- Suddenly on T Comrades of Rich- & en Cam United Spanich War Veterans. will assemble Saturday SLOTT. FRANK L Interment H. L. LESLIE Adithne MITH, WILLIAM A, 1y 1 0 Taussig his resid: WILLIANC A SMITH, boloved the late Flizabeth D. Smith (nee from the above residence neral ._Octoher i st_° Alovsius - Church. © where mass will_be said at 10 am. for repose of his soul. Interment. Mount o1 Cemetery. " Relatives and friends are SPENGLER, JOHN. On Friday, at his residence. Or«nbrr o Beloved husband of Calherme L. Spongler Funcral from_his late residence Monda¥. October 11. at 2:30 pm. Friends and relatives invited. = Interment, | Hill Cemetery. 10 | 4, STONE, LAURA VIRGINIA. On Thurs. | dav. 37 30'am. LAURA | VIRGINTA STONE. widow of the jare. Wit liam Ridzely Stone. Funeral . from the home of Cissel Simpson. Fulton Post Office Howard County. Md.. on Saturday. October 9. at 2 pm. Interment Rock Creck Ceme- { ter % WALLACE, 1 Oon Thursday, | october LUVENIA WALLACE, Qevored wife of Thomas_ Wallace | mother of Christine. Nan Elien and Thomas Caecar Wallace: daughter of Lucretia Town. She alio leaves three sisters. nne other and other relatives and friends. emains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. WAITE. THOMAS M. On Thursday. Oc- tober 7 7. THOMAS M. WHITE. be. loven fon_of ' ihe date Michae) ard Mucy Quimlan ‘White, Funeral from his " late residence, KOR"Madicon wt. mw.. on Satc Urdas. October 9. at am ' Reaquiem Ay &t ne GRurch nf the Naitits Bribhr: wood. D. €. at 9 am. Relatives and frienas Jnvited”" Tterment Mount orf¥er Cemete WHITE, THOMAS M. Members of me Washintton Council. No. 224 A K. of C. are advised of the geath, o Thursday, October BROT THOMAS M. WHITE of K08 Madison st nw. and are requested to attend neral services at 6000 Georgia ave. n.x.. on Satur- at 9 am. The members late residence Friday, for recitation of “huren October 9. will meet at his October 8, at &70 D.m. | Sravi age m?-;fi;\%"f\f—:h&fi?;w;\no Grapd Knisht. DR. A. E. WILKINEON, & A irreD, EALLIAM D fhe belove mlwnnf Mable L. Whitted. departed this | life Th'l!fid\' f,);t;fibl‘r T»HXH ?f?c‘d:“:‘:l': o mother. " Mary D. iehters. Althea one W '“h"{w jtted. Ir. and two Brothers and_thre Remiatne rests ing with L_E. 7\1\.1‘{]‘/ & "Son. 12th and V. s m. Funeral otics Inter WITH 'Ar\\lEs Fd ()n P‘r St . (" t resider Ber's, I at bis rosldence, 1228 ikt of Minnie Withers and {(Mher{o(,g(r# Lu‘i"l .. True. Remains resting a . }‘hlm;‘l‘f< Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. In Memoriam. BALL, HIRAM W. Sacrod to the memory of my dear father. HTRAM W. BALL. Who departed this life ane year ago today, Octo- ber &, 1936, Dear father. we are lonesome. For we miss your loving face; But_vou left us to remember Thal none on earth can take your plac LOVING DAUGHTER AND SON.INLAW, ETHFL VIRGINIA AND JESSE POLL BROOKS, MINNIE C. to the memory of my dear mother. O R who anesed s twa Denrs ago today. October 8. 19 As T loved vou, 0 T miss vou, vy memory yon are alwavs near. Hm Lovmo DAUGHTER. BERNICE B. no(;l'l: ANNIE 0. In memory of our dear mother, ANNIE UE. _who passed away ‘three years ago today, Octo- ber 8, 195 Attribute of love INNTE Asleep in_Jesus. ANNA MAE AND GEORGE. * RICHARDSON, MARION E. In loving 1S ARhopdtehter, | Mrs. DSON (nee Jackson), Yo daparted this e to Lve the Tite be: yond October 8, 1912. My home is yet ‘mfii%;“ EVOTED MOTHER. MRS. PAR- THENIA E. JOHNSON. WHITE, WESLEY McQUISTON. In lov- {ng memoty of our beloved son and brotner WESLEY McQ who Darted this life (w0 JCATs 480 today, Octe- ber 8. 19 What would T give to clasp his hand, His happy face to see. To hear his voice and sce him smile, That meant so much to m LOVING MOTHER, FATHER, SISTERS “FUNERAL DESIGNS. " GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES MODERATE PRICES. PHONF NAT G708, Open Evenings Cor ]14th & Eye and Sundays FLOWERS, INC.. Funeral Sprays 1431 H St. N.W. Distriet_5252. GUDE BROS. C Floral Pieces 1213 ¥ 8. N.W. National 4276 THE EVENING COL. BARNES DIES AT WALTER REED Adjutant General of First Field Army in France Was Native of Capital. Col. Joseph F. Barnes, U. S. A, retired, adjutant general of the first army, American Expeditionary Forces, died today at Walter Reed Hospital. Col. Barnes was born here on September 15, 1878, and began his military career as cadet at the West Point Military Academy. He was com- missioned in the Artillery Corps in 1901 and served in the Philippines campaign and in China. After serving in the Philippines in 1906, Col. Barnes was detailed as an instructor in the Department of Philosophy at the Military Academy, later serving two additional tours of duty in the Philippines. During the World War he served in France as adjutant general of the first Army artillery, then as adjutant gen- eral, Second Army Corps, and finally as adjutant general of the First Army. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for his war duty. At other times Col. Barnes served as commanding officer of several Field Artillery regiments in France, After the war, he served several tours of duty in Washington and in 1923 was sent to China as chief of staff of the American forces there. At the time of his retirement, September 30 last, he was on duty in Panama as an inspector. He came from Panama directly to Walter Reed Hospital. Col. Barnes is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Barnes, whose temporary address is the Hostess House at Walter Reed. ol R \GEORGE S. ELLIS, ATTORNEY, DIES Served in Legal Division of Vet- erans’ Administration—Burial in Arlington. George S. Ellis, 39, an attorney in the legal division of the Veterans' Administration, died yesterday in Georgetown Hospital. He had been in failing health for several years, but | continued at work until about two weeks ago. A native of this city, Mr. Ellis was a graduate of the George Washington University Law School. For a number of years he had practiced law in Philadelphia. Mr. Ellis was a World War veteran, serving overseas in the Army Medical Corps as a master hospital sergeant. He belonged to the New Jerusalem Lodge of Masons and was a member of the District and Pennsylvania bars. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Hazel T. Ellis, and daughter Helene, who live at the family residence, 318 East-West Highway, Chevy Chase, Md.; his mother, Mrs. Ida May Ellis; Lwo sisters, Mrs. Edna Ellis Hilton and Mrs. Andrew T. Dent, and brother, Miner Ellis, all of this city. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 am. tomorrow at Mr. Ellis’ late resi- dence in Chevy Chase. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. CUSTOM TRI-WEARS GIVE YOU SIX EXTRA FEATURES STAR, WASHINGTON, MAJ. CHARLES S. MOYER WILL BE BURIED TODAY Maj. Charles 8. Moyer, U. §. A, re- tired, who died October 3 at Village Springs, N. Y., will be buried with full military honors late today in Arlington National Cemetery. Funeral services are to be held in Fort Myer Chapel, with Chaplain Ora J. Cohee officiating. Maj. Moyer, a native of Morris- town, N. Y., where he was born June 5, 1884, had one tour of duty in Wash- ington, in 1919-20, when he was sta- tioned in the office of the chief of the Chemical Warfare Service. He begun his military career in the New York National Guard, entering the Regular Army in 1920. He was re- tired September 30, 1934, for disability in line of duty. GEORGE M. M'CANN DIES AT RESIDENCE Chief of Cannon Section, Army Ordnance Department, Was Il Since May. George M. McCann, 53, chief engi- neer of the cannon section of the Army Ordnance Department, died yesterday at his home, 16 Aspen street. He had been ill since May 5. Mr. McCann, who had been in Government service for more than 20 years, designed all types of can- non from the size of the French 75 to 16-inch guns. He was widely known in the department as an expert in his line, A native of New Castle, Del, Mr. McCann received his early education in public schools there and later was graduated from Drexel Institute, Philadelphia. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lydia A. McCann; a daughter, Miss Mary McCann, student at the Chevy Chase High School; a son, Robert McCann; his mother, Mrs. Mary McCann, and brother, S. Austin McCann, both of whom live in New Castle. completed | brother. Pa. later on arrival of his Burial will be in Chestcr, ILLNESS IS FATAL KINSTON, N. C, October 8 ().— Mrs. Emma Richardson Johnson, 80, mother of Assistant Secretary of Com- merce J. Monroe Johnson, died here yesterday after an illness of several day: Mrs. Johnson, who had lived here in recent years with a daughter, Mr. J. Frank Laroque, suffered a heart at- tack early this week and had been critically ill since. retary, were at her bedside. Members of the family said the body would be taken to Marion, S. C., today for the funeral. MARINES SEEK RECRUITS The Marine Corps is in the market | again for recruits, officials announced today. Men between 18 and 30 years are required, and for first enlistments must be from 5 feet 4 inches to 6 feet 2 inches in height. Applicants must be able to furnish character references and the wriiten consent of their parents is required for those under 21. The recruiting station here is in Room 6, Winder Building, Seventeenth and F streets. ® Hand Lasted Uppers ® Full Leather Lining ® Two Full Soles HAHN MEN'S SHOPS—14th &G * 7th& K 3212 14th Funeral arrangements were to be | | Her six children, including the Sec- | D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 8, 1937. RITES TOMORROW FOR MRS. HOPKING President and Mrs Roose- velt to Attend Services in Mt. Pleasant Church. President and Mrs. Roosevelt will attend funeral services here tomorrow for Mrs. Harry L. Hopkins, wife of the works progress administrator, who died yesterday in Garfield Hospital. The services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. in the Mount Pleasant Congrega- tional Church by Rev. Dr. Russell J. Clinchy, the pastor. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemmetery. Pallbearers will be James Roosevelt, son of the President; Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau; Aubrey Wil- liams, deputy W. P. A. adminisirator; Col. E. A. Watson, military aide to the President; Marvin McIntyre and Stephen Early, presidential secretaries; Frank C. Walker, former head of the National Emergency Council, and Burnett Ma)bank Mayor of Charles- ton, S. C. Among those coming from other cities to attend the funeral are Mayor Fiorella La Guardia of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Langdon Post of New York, James H. Crutcher of New Or- leans, representing Gov. R. W. Leche of Louisiana and Dr. and Mrs. John A. Kingsbury of Yonkers, N. Y. Formerly Barbara Duncan, Mrs. Hopkins was born and reared in Ben- ton Harbor, Mich., and spent two years at the University of Michigan. She married Hopkins when he was director | of the New York Tuberculosis and Health Association in 1931. JOSEPH L. BOSCOE, 47, DIES IN SANITARIUM | Electrical Engineer Expires After | | Long Illness—Rites Will Be Tomorrow. Joseph L. Boscoe, 47, of 425 Buchan- | an street, an electrical engineer with | the H. P. Foley Co,, electrical contrac- | tors, died yesterday in the Washington | Sanitarium, Takoma Park, Md., after a | long illness, Mr. Boscoe, & native of this city, was educated in the public schools, Emer- | son Institute and the Bliss Electrical School. He had been with the con- tracting firm for many years. He was member of the Washington Cen- tennial Lodge of Masons. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Hen- rietta Boscoe: a daughter, Miss Mar- | guerite Boscoe; a brother, Oresta | Boscoe, and his father, E. Boscoe. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemelery POLICE “RO0 “ROOKIES” READY Forty-eight “rookie” policemen yes- | terday completed final examinations | of the three-month training course | and prepared to go on active duty in | the precincts Monday. L A banquet celebrating their grad- uation will be held at the Mayflower | Hotel tomorrow night, with Police Supt. Ernest W. Brown as honor guest. Lieut. Walter Storm super- FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR REV. V. 0. ANDERSON Funeral services for Rev. Victor O. Anderson, 49, rector of St. Agnes’ Episcopal Church since 1923, who died Wednesday at his home, 44 Q street, were held at 10 am. today in the church. Rev. Howard G. Mueller offi- ciated. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery, Boston, Rev. Mr. Anderson entered the min- istry in 1913. During the World War he served as chaplain with the Amer- fcan expeditionary forces and was gassed while on duty in the front line trenches. RETREAT PLANNED Catholic Women’s Clubs to Hold It October 15, 16 and 17. The Federation of Catholic Wom- en’s Clubs of Montgomery County, Md., will hold a retreat at the Wash- ington Retreat House, 4000 Harewood road northeast, October 15, 16 and 17, Rev. Thomas Becker, S. J., assistant pastor of St. Aloysius Church and former spiritual director of the Jesuit House at Woodstock, is to be the re- treat master, This is the eighth annual retreat of the federation. FIOWERS DUPONT CIRCLE NO.7000 Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co, | FUNERAL DIRECTORS Amoulance Service 510 C 5t. NE. Linc. 5537 North Side of Stanton Part Cedar Hill Washington’s Most Beautifud Cemetery NO CONNECTION WITH NOR INTEREST IN ANY OTHER CEMETERY UNDER THE SAME MAN. 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