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Deaths Reported.

william r. Shield, 80, 432 Newton pl.
Mary Elizabeth PindeIl, u, 3l9 7th st. ne.
Henry Mockabee. 73. Garfield Hospital.
Melvin Lockhart, II. Emergency Hospital
.Iohn irving. s3, 1908 Gales st. ne.
Joseph G. Sullivan. so, Gallinger Hospital.
Murray Randall, AZ. 2010 H st.
George N Doonis, So. George Washington
Daniel Z. Nicholson. 26, Emergency Hos
infant of Welby and Elizabeth Marsh, Ma
tionai Homeopathic Hospital.
Mary j, Jones, 50, Freedmen's Hospital.
Cora Enders. SO, S48 Clarkes ct. s.w.
Helen James, 81, Emergency HOSPITAL.
infant Of John and Mary Bates, 8 days
Freedmens Hospital
Infant Of Dorothy johnson. Gauinser HOS
PM infant Of Walton and Merits Brooks. lc17
3rd st.
Evening star., 1932-09-12
INDIANA PARTIES MERGE
Liberty Groups Join Forces for
Campaign.

INDIANAPOLIS, September IL R.-
The Liberty party and the National
party have merged in Indiana and will
campaign as the National party.
With their separate campaigns already
in progress, the consolidation was
effected at meeting of officials Of both
groups yesterday. Officials and ticket
for State officers were selected from
these Of both groups.
John Zahnd of indianapolis is the
National partys presidential nominee.
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Notice Is Hereby Given
That Goods
LEGAL NOTICES.
HARRY A. GRANT, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE cI,ns: D1s-
plaintiff vs. Cllnes 1nc s,oss c15D1ration; MDfrs is
SeIebSanssGaf SerebS given as follows On june ls lss
the court appointed Harry A. Grant and
John P. Bowling receivers to take charge
and possession of the goods. wares, mer-
chandise books. papers and all money on de,
posit in the District National Bank, and
ali other assets belonging to the above,
named Cline's. Inc a corporation. located
al $40 l4th street northwest; Washlneton'
%. C., and to preserve. collect ana ao-
minister all the effects. property and assets
OF said corporation. under the direction OF
the court. The said receivers havng re-
ported to the court, on August 10, 1882. tnat
they had received private oner 10 puEs
chase the stock and fixtures and accounts
receiyabie of said Clines. Inc. at and for
ihe price Of $4,000. 90. the court, on Angus,
"a 1882, ordered that said offer be accepted
and that said sale be ratified and connrmeo,
and referred the above-entitled cause 70 the
amditor of the court, to state the account ol
said receivers, make distribution TO creo-
itnrs. and proper allowance to the receivers
and to their attorney. In pursuance OF sala
order. the auditor has fixed and appolhtea
Wednesday, october 5, 1882, at ESQ clock
n M as the time and the auditors once IN
the United States Court House. WashlnskoE; 2;
d c., as the place for a hearing and LOT an
acts and proceedings that may De necessariy, !, y
in the premises, at which time and place an
persons interested are hereby warned to ap-
pear and prove their claims. LErI
WITCH SINCLAIR. Auditor of the supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia.
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Bethesda Firemen to Meet.

BETHESDA, Md, September IL (Spe-
ciaD.-A special meeting Of the Be-
thesda Volunteer Fire Department has
been called for tonight at o'clock to
receive the report of the general COM
mittee which had charge Of the recent
carnival held here.
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Log Crushes Man to Death.

ROMNEY, w. Va, September II
Especially Gibson Glib" Everett, son
of George Everett, Junction. near here,
was crushed to death Saturday when ne
slipped while carrying log which
crushed him. He was helping to con-
struct q building at the home of
neighbor at the time of the accident.
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Chicken Supper Saturday.

CLINTON, Md, September IL (Spe-
ciaD The annual chicken supper and
dance of Christ Episcopal Church will
be held Saturday evening in the church
basement, under direction Of the Ladies'
Guild. Mrs. c. w. Mans, president OF
the guild, is in general charge of ar
rangements. The guild will hold its
annual Halloween ball october 20.
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MARRIAGEABLE AGES SET
Girls Must Be 18 and Men 20 in
New Manchukuo State.

CHANGCHUN, Manchuria, Septem-
ber IL R.-The Manchukuo govern
ment of Manchuria yesterday ordered
that no woman shall be permitted to
marry before she attains the age OF
18. A limit Of 20 years was place
against males.
It was announced that the step was
taken in order that Manchukuo shall
have strong and healthy children"
The penalty will be punishment for
parents who permit their children to
marry before they are of age.
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ration Tor aCLacK
by units of his d.
vision, Col. Gar
lington helped es-
tablish an advance
observation POI
Learning q WON
ed omcer was in
front and exposed
to the direct Iire
Of the enemy, Col.
Darlington made
his way twice
through intense fire
from enemy artn-
lery and small
arms, to where the
wounded officer lay,
and, at imminent
peril to his own
life. assisted in
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SLIDE IN F.'.'N.AMA CANAL
$50, 900 Cubic Yards of Earth G.
Into Channel.

PANAMA CITY, September II (P.
Eighty feet of the Panama Canals
3OO-foot channel was blocked today by
slides cause by heavy rains. which pre-
cipitated another 100000 cubic yards
of earth into the cut.
Shipping will not be interrupted.
officials said. for the remaining 220
feet of the channel is ample to handle
the traffic.
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Districts Heroes
in the
World War
Compiled by serst. L. z. Jaeckel.

A 8 recorded In the official cita-
n tion, Cresswell Darlington, then
II lieutenant colonel, General
1 \ staff, 77th Division, American
Expeditionary Force, was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross for extraordinary heroism In ac-
tion with the enemy near Merval,
France, September IA, 1913. In prepa-
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Garden Club to Meet.

FAIRFAX, Va, September IL (Spe-
ciaD The Garden Club Of Fairfax will
meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. H. w. Hughes, on
the Holm Hill estate of Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Peyton Wilson, on the River
road, in Mount Vernon district.
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COCOA PARLEY STARTS
u. S. and South American Nations
Represented at Brussels.

BRUSSELS, September IL P.-The
United States and most South American
republics were represented at the Inter-
national Cocoa Conference which assem-
bled today to seek ways to increase
cocoa consumption and improve produc-
ton methods.
Henri Carton, minister Of interior,
welcomed the delegates. The members
of the conference were to be guests late
today at a reception given by Foreign
Minister Paul Hymans.
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''Baby Crop to Aid
Building Industry,
Association Hears
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, September H.
The yield Of babies this year,
Edward M. Craig predicts, will
stimulate the building industry.
Craig, secretary Of the Building
Employees Association Of Chicago.
yesterday told a gathering that
cities may be overbuilt In some
lines, but not in the apartment
house and small home field.
"As q measure of economy"
he said, many young cou2laEs
are living In furnished rooms,
but before long, especially when
the baby crop Is harvested. there
Is going to be a rush to cottages
and apartments and this means
building"
Evening star., 1932-09-12
Refugees Will Not Leave.

WILLESDEN. England.-Three years
ago family of four appealed to James
S. Taylor of WilIesden for nights
shelter. Now Mr.. Taylor has appealed
to the police to get them out OF his
house. He was advised to 60 to court.
Evening star., 1932-09-12
Announce Librarian Test.

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, September
IL (SpeciaD D.-Examinations for the
position Of assistant librarian in the
school Of dentistry, University Of Mary
land, will be held in the Baltimore
office Of the State Department Of En-
ployment and Registration September
II. Applicants should have a high
school education or its equivalent
cessful -expe1scIH,si = 2lasyswofK and
anssompieted q standard course In
library science.
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Academy Will Reopen.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September IA
st. Mary's Academy, one of the oldest
girls schools in this section Of the
country, will reopen tomorrow morning.
Most OF the students are from Virginia
and Maryland.
Evening star., 1932-09-12
PRINCETON COACH DIES
Joseph M. A. DeVos, Fencing Ex-
pert Taken III in Seattle.

PRINCETON, N. j., September II
(R.-Taken i'll at Seattle, Wash, where
he had gone to coach the Canadian
fencing team. Joseph M. A. de Vos, 81,
for five years fencing coach at Princeton
University, died at his home here yes
terday. --,.-.'--
De Vos, a native Of Belgium, Is sur
vived by his widow and sen, Ray
mond. -
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carrying him to safety. His conspicu-
Gus gallantry was an incentive to all.
Residence at appointment, Washington,
d. c.
With the rank Of major. he Is now
on duty in Washington. and resides at
2l44 wyoming avenue northwest, Wash
ington, D. c.
(Copyright, 1s32)
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Struck over the heart by the bali dur
ing a foot bali match at Colefurd, Eng
Rnd, Ralph White. aged "a, died within
10 H.,,,te.
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Card Party Is September "a.

BRANDYWINE, Md, September IL
Especially A card party will be held
September "a at 8 pm. in the Masonic
Hall by Marlboro Chapter. No. 81, Order
of the Eastern Star. There will be
prizes and refreshments.
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DEMOCRATS SET DATES
FOR RALLIES IN COUNTY
Meetings Will Be Held At Upper
Marlboro. Mt. Rainier and Hy-
attsville on October 4.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSvILLE. Nd. September II.
The chief Democratic rallies Of the
campaign In Prince Georges County will
be held October I. with meetings at
Upper Marlboro, Mount Rainier and
Hyattsville.
United States Senator Millard z. Tyd-
ings and Representative Stephen w.
Gambrill Of the fifth Maryland district
will address the rallies. It is expected
that Gov. Richie also will speak.
The meeting at Upper Marlboro will
be held around noon and those at
Mount Rainier and Hyattsville at night.
Evening star., 1932-09-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Luncheon, Credit Mems Association,
Raleigh Hotel, 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1932-09-12
Pitt co.

Established since 1891
Now Located at 1922 H ST. NV.
Phone National 1894
Interior and exterior painting: wall papers
paperhanging, repairing, refnishing ano
reupholstering furniture, draperies ana WIN
rhoJ
Evening star., 1932-06-07
Dratha.

PIEPER. CHARLES A. On Sunday. June 8.
1922: q hi: residence. Camp stlnss. No:
Iste Teside1e. wednesd.y' June 'so'1 g. st nj !
sp1inss M 'f Md q 50 s pma 1nurfni intefmsns a%s
church cemetery.
QUINN. ANN ELIZABETH; On Monday.
yaTd s. NV. ANN ELizABETH, wife Of
n' Hnss 4a Co f1nera faap' A6me 5ss.ns sss St
18th st. NV. Services at ST. Marys Cath
olic Church, Annapolis, Nd, Wednesday.
Mary's Cemetery.
HENRY: the beloved husband of Jane
9. az am. Requiem mass ma at St Msrys srrs
Church at $50 o'clock Relatives and
Gem.i.ry G1E,ena: invited lnterment St, Marys
Asfys parish ae r Apn mes, sams at .se se'st, i:,
residence Of Mr.; HENRY RErTZ. 1872 o
81 nv on yMsseh.f5hs biEdEnmAss 1nRt & if2, pfs,
JOSEPH DIEGELMANN. sec'y. '''' 1e'
RICHARDSON. BYRON. Departed this III.
ManSay ida S,4:,n1s jsns 1882 e rs 5ssdsRf.
son. devoted Husband q TT Ida s'TnHhn Virsfnjs
RshsresSn r: s,e S.,t. snd s2n e
ms At MsGuire's funeral home. 1870 sth
81. n ". Notice OF funeral hereafter. g.
ssly ssnt. sgPsay sPs ar5sS: 5aSs Issa hss @
Gardiner & Sons, 800 srd St. s.U rl-
neral THURSDAY, June 0, at 2 pm, from
terment Rosemont Cemetery. ''''S IN
ussz: HARVEY K. beloved husband Of Ada
easey sntass ms5 s6s And father Of Ms Them.
mary Shaner and A. Douglas Shaner and
son OF Alexander D and the late Mara
s dsnee Issses sss MonFos FoafTa from his ss Iss
q The Heart hsnss chafch to Were nee Shane s5s
his hhlh sonI 9e Sald pt al am for the Sepose of
lnterment Glenvood Cemetery
SMITH IDA IDA. Departed this life on Tues
gay Ga cJIT1e JTne = 1892 after a brief illness.
47ol snsff sheqif rd h0spls p.s5uon9 IpA Smith q
oI the Iale James Smith. beloved Gauga-
rsv " MaIssret and the late Hugh Muir
isay.! sy; !oYng VI ,, SISTER OF ssrah Newton she
and and friends. Remains at Barbour fSioses BIOS
funeral later. 'N' "a
SrsNCER' Issa !, " VIVIAN On Monday. June O.
xAN hs III EsH s,th Yea y.sr oy T..
son iSyed 9, h5sOnpe ms an Fl Natalie csEs Spencer
Ger. and brother Of Mrs. Wa James n9ei b Ls2na spf1
]css cc. and n1iIae Henry Spencer, Funeral serv.
D. C. eh' az washington,
WALSH. FRANK. Suddenly. m srrd.
June 3 1882. FRANK. beloved son OF NJ
sho MS. T. II Walsh. 1902 Window place
W Fhera! from the above resldence on
Mednesday, June 8, at $50 am Reouiem
,.a mass a. o. AIMS Church at 9 am In
tiIineht IN MOUNT Ohvet Cemetery. Rela-
WILLIAMS, GEORGE FRANK. Tuesdav.
June I, 1882. at his resldene, 22iS = e;
NV; GEORGE FRANK WILLIAMS he.
!oVed husband Of Sarah Williams and father
OF Mrs Eana Wallace. Deiilah l. Williams
ana MIS-. Medlel DAVIS. He leaves a host
o! other relatives and friends, Notice OF
funeral later o1
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VIVIAN SPENCER DIES
AT AGE OF IS YEARS
Retired Attorney Was Brother Of
President of Fruit Growers
Express Co.

Vivian Spencer, IS years old. retired
attorney and brother Of Henry B. spen-
Ger Of 20l2 Massachusetts, avenue, pres
ident Of the Fruit Growers Express Co.,
died yesterday at his home. in New
York City. Funeral services will be
private and the body will be brought
to Washington for burial.
Mr.. Spencer, a graduate of Harvard
University and the New York Law
School. began the practice Of law with
the firm of Stetson Jennings q Russell
retiring several years ago. Since that
time he has travelled extensively and
was q member Of the Metropolitan Club
here He also was a member Of the
Tuxedo Club of Tuxedo Park, N. Y, and
the University Club Of New York City.
In 1904 Mr.. Spencer married Miss
Sara Means, but was later divorced and
married Mrs. Natalie Clews Peabody
during 1927. In addition to his brother
and widow. Mr. Spencer Is survived by
a sister, Mrs. James d. Laying, jr., Of
New York. :.
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4tatha:

ADAMS. JOHN. Departed this life Monday
''? 'i'i5 p.sno's n se' nss' eoSs q: join an
ADAMS; a.Sns.s He He, leaves leaves 70 mourn Their loss
lives and friends ranera 1i' rhursdsy n hs June
iors. si4 ~ st. sW Friends invited. g
snBsSsSs &c Il asssS %SIi.s
1893 We st. NV. Remains restine at Otis
= Aliens funeral home. l2th ST. and Tla.
ARNOLD. wIILIAM M. Suddenly, on Non
TiLLixM NJ AsNoLpP: s. devoted 0fs father MO; IL
Soa5tnsy Sss.s.y and Harriet. Arnold. ioyins
.Dhsw As.e eIaGd esla and Sd sss'G ss4.s sr.x III
ss 'i II; YOU y ST.
lssa, after Hnserins illeess. st his snr resi-. ?
Ssss: sssnd Sf st ..: x.tb:9fpo. tb9Po1R .s0v:s
.dsne' .t.ne. en- wssSnfissy ss asIsy cs%3srs; a
for the repose OF his soul Relative, IN snd
r!ends invited. Interment Congressional
nsaDsEY "a s,,H,a.s A.THmn I. Departed this If.
hn,ssna hhinssS- ARTHUF r. 4. R BRADLEY, devoted
two devoted daurhters and twn ,nnslins I1is loss
law, iSi. .hFes sisters-in-lsw and two brothers
dence. 7is irving st nv. ms W.an..dsY- saie Fesi
.es .4s lnvisa f59.,nss' Ssa'y:; ssa iS.nes
naAapLEI. ~ W A. z special communication
ne held Wednesday. June 8. issa. for the the
s4oRss Of 'sassSt sRsb.Ey the iSn:Ia
MS late residence. 7l9 Irving 81 NV ~
1p-R. w. f wrsrn.V n5ANEs ss.,, !; DYSON, Master. "
CASE. PRISCILLA KENT. Monday .u.,.
3In }yRs KSr cAss lsss VII. 4 s, sJ.S FS: 5sa:
Hefesh :tr7ieis Scr cI.v, =, 6s,i h, late ,esiasnss
Pi,t,byur.h PPfsafy iuns :. g. at $50 pm 1nterment
cE!UICHEI: SARAH DoRCAs. On Sunday,
Mrs S,ass ass2 at cdis her dsnshssrs resdenee
wife Of Henry N crutehet. funeral eiTssn from
the above residence on Wednesday June
hure $50 shsr. m.As ,seasi s se se o.r.5 &, n
s;ns: sSSs; OF Isrmsn, h;' aSs nflf,sss
DAHIs, HARRY. On Monday, Jun. 8. 1882.
Z. H.pRSs 5ss United United States Naval Hospital.
Jas nv AZ 'si sheT. aetsT ..avices iansEh r
ttooSeo oy lnterment IN Arlington Ma
DAHIs. HARRY. The members OF Admiral
Seorse Dewey Naval Camp No
ssa;S. " II $s%. -! ,';;$5:f s. i !.
:ssd; &. .H:. :oS; T.! ~ 8
comrsde. HARRY DAHIS. Burial
IN Arlington National Cemetery
DIEHL. CAROLINE W. On Tuesday. June :
fes rspo1Inr 1i her w residence; the Cairo Ap,s.
Cant Samuel w. b. Diehl. U. S. N and
mother OF Caleb w. O'Connor Services
st the funeral pariors O. Almus r. Speare
ie25 Conn ave Thursday. June g. st
c.ns,alv q sm In'erment Arlington Nationa
FRASER. DAVID: On Friday. June 3. 1882,
Eemsins resting at the Tabler funeral
June 8. at $50 am, when hen they tipIs vii be-
taken 10 Arlington National Cemetery for
services and internent at 10 am
GUIDE. BESSIE MAY. Suddenly on Mon
day June c, 1882. at her residence is
Hoyd ave. Takoma Park. Nd, BESSIE
MAY, beloved wife of George e GUIDE and
mother of Eva Louise GUIDE. Funeral from
per late residence on Thursday June 9. at
3pm. RELATIVES snd friends invited. IN
HAMMER. GEORGE h. Suddenly. on Mon
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Red
miles, l43 st. Sc. GEORGE H HAM
MER. Funeral from the above residence
Wednesday. June 8. at pm Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery
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H. X. SHANER RITES
WILL BE THURSDAY
Retired Painter and Decorator
Dies at Home After Illness
of Several Months.

Funeral services for Harvey X
Shaner. 53-year-old retired painter and
decorator. who died at his residence,
noon after an illness of several months.
will be held at Sacred Heart Church,
Sixteenth street and Park road. Thurs
day morning at 8 O'Clock. Requiem
mass will be celebrated, following which
burial will take place In the family
plot at Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Shaner was born in Sharpsburg,
Md. November IL. 1873. and came to
Washington when boy. He received
his education in District schools and
made a speciality Of the art of painting
and interior decoration. He was asso-
ciated with the Harry Wardman build
ing interests.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Evening star., 1932-06-07
POE RITES TO BE HELD
TOMORROW MORNING
Native of Philadelphia to Be
Buried in Family Lot at Glen
Cam AZ


Funeral services for Mrs Margaret
Aimee Poe. widow Of second cousin
of Edgar Allan Poe. who died yester-
day morning in her home at 1871
Twenty-first street after a brief illness
will be held at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning from the residence. Burial
will be in the family lot at Glenwood
Cemetery.
Mrs Poe, who was 70 years old. was
the widow of the late Prof. George Poe
of Baltimore. A native of Philadelphia
she passed her girlhood and early
married life in Baltimore
Mrs. Poe is survived by three daugh-
ters. Mrs. George P. Hart. Mrs. Vylla
Poe Wilson and Miss Elisabeth Ellicot,
Poe, all of Washington, and eight
grandchildren
Pallbearers will be Rear Admiral
William A Moffett, Edwin N. Lewis
Denman Thompson. William Candy
Robert S. Thornburgh, John Jay Daily
Matthew F. Tighe and Henry Suydam
Evening star., 1932-06-07
ADAMS GETS DEGREE

CHESTER, Pa, June R.-Secre-
tary Of the Navy Charles Francis Adams
today received the honorary degree OF
doctor Of laws at the 112th commence
ment OF Pennsylvania Military College
William w. Atteybury, president OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad, received the
honorary degree of doctor Of engineer
ing. Twenty-four students were grad
uated
Evening star., 1932-06-07

Ada B. Shaner; four daughters, Mrs.
Thomas j. Casey, Mrs. Vincent Tutch-
ing and Misses Byrle and Mary Shaner,
and a son, Douglas A. Shaner, all Of
this city He Is survived also by his
father, A. D. Shaner: a brother, STAN
ley Shaner, and three sisters, Mrs NJ
H. Petrola. Mrs. Thomas B. White and
Mrs. j. e. Lynch, all living in the
District.
Evening star., 1932-06-07
CHOLERA GRIPS SHANGHAI
100 Cases Reported Discovered
With 13 Near Death.

SHANGHAI. June R.-Cholera
has broken out In Shanghai, the city
health authorities revealed today.
The Board Of Health disclosed that
100 cases had been discovered and that
l3 patients were dying In an effort to
check the epidemic the authorities have
inoculated $4,000 persons. -.
Evening star., 1932-06-07
Marrtaur.

DR.. JAMES 3. GOULD Of
kfS KGH oi g. N aba Mr. r.. Var,
united In marriage by Rev A. B. Altfather,
At the PRESBYTERIAN Manse. Falls Church
Va, at $50 pm, Monday, June g. 1897. 9.
Evening star., 1932-06-07
In Mrmurian

BRILL, EVA MAY. token Of love to tn.
BsnnIy RsnGy xao Of my Gyn. deaT VIE, Eva MAY
years ago today, June I. 1918.
little token, sweet and tender.
just TO show l still remember
hIH LOVING HUSBAND, p. r. BRILL.
BUCHHOLz. GUsTAvE. In sad but loving
sIe eUsrStE 0qs BueaHohzz efa5 hhzs0S9a sB1 and md
June 7. 1928. '@''
Dearest Gustave, how We miss you
since from earth you passed sWay
And our hearts are achins for you
4 HIS s. DEVorsb' ael95 q wy %1rS .paayf CHRISTINE
Six years have passed. dear father.
But Our hearts are Iust the same,
Many silent tear has fallen
Al viz Ise prTnh menIion a. Of s your name
GREEN. THoMAsP. In devoted memory of
GREEN. who passed to the great Second
Two years ago today, June T. 1880.
wilsER4 MsT sis tHb sST5 sa5 East n peace G.r j.
sHIMM. GRACE CUMMINGS. Passed to tn.
hisher life Tuesday, June !, 1910, lust
NUs1ny1t"o years ago GRACE CUMMINGS
Eias' pEVoH6 ESTsnssr's auS4 T. all
sHfMn THSMAs, AND SISTER, ERHiNiE =.
sPARsHoTT, CHARLES A. In loving mem
ory OF our dear father, CHARLES A
SPARSHOTT, who left US three wears ago
today. June Z. 1929
He had a smile that every one loved,
heart pure as gold
TO those who knew and loved him
His memory will never GROW old
LOVING DAUGHTERS, LOUISE, GERTIE,
MAMIE.
STEEP: MARY 4. In sad but loving rsmem.
pranSe OF my dear mother, MARY
STEEP, who died four years ago today,
June 7, 1928.
Her busy hands are folded,
Her work On earth is done
Her troubles are ended,
Her heavenly place is won
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MRS. PAUL BAUA
TIPPErT. PATSY LOUISE In loving mem
ory 81 our dear wife and mother PATSY
LOUISE T1PPEFT. who departed this life
nve years ago today. June Z. 1927.
May she rest in peace
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND Chill