Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 9

for the general vaccination of all States Marine officers are wl'.h!lhnmnmoalu.l Nioaraguans to Be Vacoinated. MANAGUA, Mfi April 18 (P) ~—President Mon OWING TO DEATH OF MR. AUGUST WISE STORE CLOSED THURSDAY AND FRIDAY HARRY KAUFMAN 1316-1326 Seventh StNW. Half a Block Below O Street Market- 2/LIFELONG RESIDENT, |42 MRS. WIMSATT, DEAD One of Founders of Catholic Home for Aged Ladies Was 74 Years Old, Mrs. Florence Josephine Wimsatt, one of the founders of Catholic for Ladies and for many years treasurer, died yesterday at her reul- dence, 215 Eighth street southwest, in her seventy-fourth year. Mrs. Wimsatt was a life-long resident | st: Domnn and an active member ic's parish for many years. 1s_survived hy two sons, Lleut C. Wimsatt and Willlam Wimsatt; four daughters, Miss mne vieve B. Wimsatt, Mrs. Albert W. Fox, Mrs. Lenox R. Lohr and Miss Dorothy ‘Wamsatt, and 12 grandchildren. Mrs. Wimsatt was the widow of Wil- -bPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F An Extraovdinary l!-lnA. s Gy, who. died Soverer dealer who died several months Funeral services will be conducted in 55'..;. :M.‘:.. mumeu ¢ the ¢, “Tiermaont Wi be T Rest Creek Oenu' tery. MRS. S. A. THOMAS DIES. Attorney’s Mother, 80, Is Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs, Sarah Alice Thomas, widow of Frederick Morgan Thomas and mother of Attorney Nina Irene Thomas, died recently lt '.m family residence on M street. was 80 years old and al- thou&n born I.n Pennsylvania, most of e 'll mm in Washington. For the pnt lhn had wlr‘w resid- pl, Fla., where she was %m:: March 18 when about to come here to make her home with her daugh- ter. She recovered lumelenuy to tnvzl here, but had a relapse. Religious services were conducted by Rev. Samuel J. Porter of the First Bap- | tist Church and intermept was in the family plot in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Thomas was_the mother of five children, three of whom survive. They ;rree David R. ’I"hvmu and Miss Nina Thomas E. She also is survived by a sister, Josephine Heitz of nvamvt.uu. Ind two y L Barvoodnl!onsm. Mrs. ORIENTAL RUG SALE ihat carries its own convincing appeal HERE are océasionally circumstances, unforeseen, which create opportunities fesulting in very real and substantial savings to alert and discriminating buyers. A shipment of Oriental Rugs, scheduled to reach us three months ago, has but recently arrived. To effect a quick clearance at this advanced stage ‘of the season we are offering them at the remark- ably low prices mentioned below. Genuine Hand-woven 1552 Scatter Sz'z_es n ORrIENTAL RUGs PERSIAN RuGs They are Standard Merchandise The qualities are dependable, the designs and colorings attractive and desirable '\ the prices surprisingly low. These are facts which we feel will be obvious to you upon inspec- tion. A comparison with other values obtainable on the market will, we think, be still more convincing. eAlso DOMESTIC RUGS for s where Domestic Rugs may be desirable we have reduced radically the prices on all discontinued patterns. m$' 30, i85 for o' % 12’ Size T . & J. SLO ; “The House with the Green Slnlnm 709-711-713 TWELFTH STREET, N Ww. ‘WASHINGTON, D. C. AN ASSURANCE OF MflllACleN’ THARGE ACOOUNT! CONVENIENTLY. AIMNGID STOIBOPB‘;IHDUDAKTO 5:30 P. M. DAILY INCLUDING SATURDAY WINGROVE BATHON, | [rrie wearsie | NEWS WRITER, DIES = Former. City Editor of Post, Once on Star Staff, Suc- cumbs After Operation. Wingrove Bathon, 53 years old, for- mer city editor of the Washington Post and for five years a member of the news staff of The Evening Star, died early this morning at Saranac Lake, N, Y, following an operation for appendicitis. Mr. Bathon. who had been in poor health for three years, was operated 4upon Saturday and the operation was regarded as so successful that his wife, who had accompanied him to sannac. returned home. Early this morning, Mrs. Bllhon re- - [ceived a telephone message advising her to hasten to Saranac, but_before she could take the train, Mr. Bathon and i was dead. ‘Wrote Poelry and Fiction. Mr. Bathon was born in mmmm September 26, 1876. In his early he wrote poetry and fiction exclus] vely, but later transferred-to the newspaper fleld. Coming to Washington from New York, he became city editor of the Post and later was on the news stafl of The Star. .. During the Mexican outbreak in 1914 Mr. Bathon was in Vera Cruz, at the time of its occupatiop by United States Marines, as a special correspondent for The Star. He also has served as managing editor of the Cosmopolitan Magazine and as a literary eritic for Collier’s. At one time Mr. Bathon was the Washington representative of the McGaw-Hill Publishing Co. and & correspondent of the magazine, the Electric World. Funeral Probably Saturday. During the last "!oew years, he had | Alb: eonnned himself g to electrical magazines, In addition to his widow, Mr. Bathon is-survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary Wingrove Bathon of New York clty‘ and three sisters. The funeral probably will be held Saturday from the Bathon home, at 3112 Q t. mnigm Dies. ‘Word was received here *today of the death at Mantila, on Arru 9, of Mrs. Louise Hartigan, formerly of this city, widow of Maj. Walter F. L. Hartigan, U. 8. A. The body will bs brought here for burial in Arlington Cemetery. contributini Elder of Kansas City. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Ph°""" Adams 10341 Screen Doors Thnt Wlll Not Wurp or Slg Recommend Undertaker HAMBER Private AMBULANCES Local Calls, $4 Low Cost Out of Town Pho e Columbu 432 Thorough It is & service that is resdy to Pt niont :{- ll‘" mn. h is thoughtful of y " time oy Veqirement. Funeral Parlor—Private Ambulance—and Livery in Connection * JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atisntle 1700-1701 A SALE FOR FLOWER LOVERS You'll enjoy the flowers twice as much for having paid so little for them. Sweet Peas. ..50c bunch Primroses . . ..50c bunch Forget-Me-Nots, 0c bunch Lupins and Stocks, $1.00 bunch She is survived by a brother, Pred |Miami, . ning performanc: Buchhol . aauamarine: Apt. 64, 2 THE WEATHER Dilmfl o( Oolumfll—hk tonight and. in ull perature; possibly h frost in posed places mnuh&.“‘modznu wutetly eryhnfl-th——Pllr tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temper- ature; light frost in the interior to- night; moderu'e to fresh wesierly winds diminishing 'flh West Vlrfinh—?dr tonight; heavy frost;, tomorrow iness, not much change in tempenture Record for 24 Hours. ieter—4 p.m., 52; 8 p.m,, 50; ‘Thermom 12 midnight, 45; 4 am., '43; 8 am., 46; noon, 51, Barometer—4 20.58; 12 mldnllht lfld’l ‘lm.. ”“. 8 a.m,, 29.74; noon, 20.74, Highest temperature, 53, occurred at :15 p.m. yesterday. Lowest wmpmture, 42, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last | o b O Highest, 59; lowsst, 30. Tide Tables. (Furnishied by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 10:07 am. and 10:41 pm.; high tidg, 3:28 a.m. and 3:55 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 11:10 am, and 11:37 p.m.; high tide, 4:31 am. and :57 p.m. F The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 5:28 am.; sun sets 6:48 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:27 a.m.; sun sets 6:49 pm. Moon ris>s 2:20 am.; sets 12:12 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one— half hour after sunset. ! Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Very muddy. Weather in Various Citles. ] Teu | Stations. Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy Rain Snow C Baltimore, Birmingham Bismarck, N. Clear Pt.cloudy lear Gaiveston. Helena, Monl uron, Indianapolis.L Tacksonenleria: 308 Kansas clty, Mo 20.92 Los Angeles, Loutsville., Pl, uoudy | S Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cle Gionay B cloudy 30 .11 Clear 42 ... Pueloudy FOREIGN. (7 am, Greenwich time, todsy) Temperature, Weather Lendon, England Fart cloudy aris, i etouds | Part cloudy le) Austr Berlin,' Germar. Stockholm, Swedes. Wi Horta (nun. Asores... 36 ' Rain urrent t ob n-mam Homilton, Bermu Bast cloudy Juan, Porto Fart clouy GRAYSON L. THORNTON | FUNERAL RITES HELD, Eurial of Real Estate Man of . Takema Follows in Congres- sicnal Cemetery. Funeral services for Grayson Lomax Thornton, preminent real estate man of Takoma Park and Washington, who died at Garfield Hospital Sunday, were held yesterday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at Speare's undertaking parlors. In- terment was in Congressional Cemetery. Rev. Dr. F. J. Bohanan of Rock Creek Protestant Episcopal Church officiated. Fallbearers were: Doran S. Pratt, B. J. Edmunds, Lewis E. Smoot, Alexander R Shepbe;d, D. J. Hoolihan and John Mr Thornton was born in Virginia and spent his early childhood at Port | Royal, Va. He came to this city to at- tend the old Washington High School, where he was graduated, and later studied law at Washington and Lee Col- lege. He received the degree of LL. B. He was the son of the late Champe Brockenbough Thornton and Laura Stettinius Thornton. President Cleveland lp*wlnted his father to purchase the site for the Con- gressional Library, Mr., Thornton was the great-grandson of the late G. G. Grammer, first president of the old Patriotic Bank. He was a pioneer mem- ber of the old Columbia Golf Club. 2 _LOST, EDALE and little Bull !h ane eve, ATR) Wil ghort tail, s-tumnr y; tags 18308 and 15304. CAMFO rxn, whne Tad on Bro'n. sur- rounded by pearls. between 1825 New Hamp- pire ave. and Veterans Bureau, via 17th M and Eye sts. Liber: L. Atkins. the Winder- 0. Abt. 510, oF Br. 406, al re- -um for return to Phone Dec. vn nm' Brea EARRING—Thursday afternoon, pos- Mbly mucn Theater. 1661 Crescent plae, Tat, Dunom out of :lna shoub &° Saitti Brownley's, 13th a R. Masruder, Frankiin DOG, lost lrom 2426 nnll' rge- X Bane blich. Two Blacl & Connells Clev. 9023 ENGLISH BULL DOG, white pi Decatur n'l J. e pied: Phoae ale: license No. DOG, m: . 8. 'Litchfield. 802 F Phone Pr. 10390 or after 6 p.m. A 3812-W. 5 ‘EYEGLASSES. Silver rimmed, " Bunday cv ce at Columbia Theater. Mri Occidental Hotel. Main 646’ rhhluk case. brary, "Tth GoLD TCH—Open-T stop Sioh name 1n back, lost u day mnmux- tween Warrenton, 4 50 Box 86 wnmmglv cgntainin mo:fi:':au PIN, gold breast. contalning Dearis and blue [Evenings, { y | HOGUE, 1 TUDGE. MABEL A, Tovely " Baral Ctribates T the Joss ot .o?xd r beloved brother, WILLIAM FLAVE COL- Brutha. BATHON. WINGROVE, Suddenly Thursday { e " un "operation. fof appendicitis. WiK: | ROVE EATH oeloved husbe of lis Wilson Bathon nl this city. ol(w of funeral later. BELL, A?"l‘llll!ll; Departed thig life l’!'x.nd;r. : inn TR Tie-siso i six muu, ihers ‘and s host of other tves 5. m., {rom Holy Redee: ment Mount Oliver. Cemetery. BINGHAM, ALICE.. Departed this life Sun. SayoAetl 14 020, at €35 pm. ALICE HAM, widow of Moses Bingham and Potner of Pocanontas Biseham. Funeral services at the Barnes funersl pariors *614'2 4% st. Priday. April 19, at 1720 'p.m. Retatives and iriends invited, ROSETT) ted thie e OSE! Pwnr; A Wilson nuxkc | 4 Ga. ave. Neiice oF Tunerel ereaticr. CLARK, ALICE. On Tuesday, Anr‘) 16, l'-zs" at H . ALICE CLAPK. belove and Louise Clar) Tesidence Priday, April 19, 11 o'clock a.m. EMMA E. “u” a foveq ‘wife 'of - the late PE" Puneral services at the . residence of her daugh rs. B. Lewis Bolder, 484 Randolpn April 20, 2 p.m. DULANY, WILLIAM B. Deparied this life gn Thireday, April - 18 To30, WiLL B. DULANY, devoted father of Wiizm: Mary, Martha, Theadore, Julla and Hin: 250 one coLLIxs, On_Thursday, April 1929 af Ting Wells ‘ave. East Hyatis- A E. beloved wife of the late h_E. Gray, ag . Puneral from ifizfi‘l residence on Priday, Aoril 19, at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. . BETTY WEBB. On Wednesdey, b l?:'b, at2 Sibley Hos: rifth, Berwyn. Md.. bk Am laterment f1 :30 a. Parl ore," 34d. muuvu G triends imvited. WARRISON. MARY. Passed Into the lrenl beyond Wednesday, ADTil 17, 1920, MARY HARRISON of 5208 Dix ne. ~ She O owrn thelr locs . devica hus: band. father, mother, four brothers, two glstefs and 4 host Eemains )1 Clarke ' Co., fu Fla. ave. ne. Intermen 200 in Branctville, Va. Y E. Wednesday. April 17. W30 P MARY E, HOGUE, sged John T. Hogus, for- Puneral from Mrs. 1920. at 5:30 88 years. widow of merly of St. Johns., Ariz the residence of her deusht Mecatrerty. 1207 Monroe, ROGSTAD, MARGARET E. On Wednes- | ey At 17, At her residence. 2126 Con sve. MARGARET E K STAD. beloved of Dr. Henry Kro ar‘.n: mother bert, Eacon Krogst uneral st 'n’:ef'oafr ‘st Paul's Church, Rock Cree Eetant § Ctlock CBetarasy mornire, April 20. MAIDEN. MARY. Departed this life st ital on Tuesday. To85, 0415 A MARY MAID o, s ‘mou Joseph Maiden; 3 danlhlen BVl “obinson. Martha Robinson and | Belle Maiden: two sons, Raymond and Teaton Maiden: two srandehildren, a de- Yoted sister, Martha Winters. and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains | Testing”at Holloway & Co. funeral chasey 121 4%2 s.w. Notice of funeral later. 18 MeCANN, .mszrll BICHARD. Suddenly. Wednesday. April 17. 1929, at JOSFPH RICHARD. father of oscin B 21 ard Jean ) \dr(‘annp Remains ¢ chave), | apin st. n.w. _Fane "ridey. April .m.. Trom 19 at 10 a.m.. Tre S Ja ween B and &sin e Tuesday. April | HeCAllEY RANIE & or\‘l" Fl‘ll Chureh, | 16, 1025, at ks nnden;e £, Tols Ciureh, DA te Rachel McCauley, agefl 73 years. ‘;fl'ne‘x"l: Seivices Prides, Apel 18, at e atBLemes Catiolic, Cnu Wi e Sendttht e Relstives and tricads fvited. ANKA E. On Tuesdey, April ANNA E. ISR i Bt e A mersi Friday. April ‘19, at 2 pm.. from her late reside mce. Hunting- ton Terrace, Bethesds, ‘Interment ikor Ginsciers: Rockvine: M. 18 1 . JOTIN J. Suddenly, on April 17, SOR T be loved son of Anne and obn L. O'Connor. Funeral from O Ten Whietler st. nw. Friday, April 19.'at 9:15 a.m.. tnence to 8t. Aldwsius, Church. where rumm mass will ald the reposs of his soul Rolatires and folends tavied to attend. ¢ ONLEY, MARTINA Departed this lite April 17. 1929, ‘nelo Hoepital: MAR DRLET, 10ving drugnter of bredenice A Qifn ‘and Mars Harris, sister of Ruth and Roberta Harris, granddaughter, of Lo} renza Onley. also leaves s host of SOps Coletives md ofriends. resting at the W. T oatiors. 2224 Géoreia ave. n.w. No tice of funeral herealter. PAINE, BERTHA I On Tussday. April 16, 9, at her residence. s Avt 504, 'SERTHA 1. bAYNE, mother ui Sylvia E. Payne. Funeral “services at Gavler's chapel, 1750 Pa. ave. n.w. on Friday, April 19, at 2 pm. Interment pri- FIORRISON, N N ARIE.. On Wednes- "‘«‘.‘.',‘.‘Aifi‘x'?v"‘xnz"n‘ R reence 4 PROVI! B iisier oo beloved wife of Anthons Penna, Funeral from her late residence il 20 at 8:30 a.m. et mnwd this Jlfe W;edfl!: TROZIER. beloved Rusband of Rozier_and son of the late Joseph and Rachael, Roler, brother of Mrs, Mar nford, Mrs, Caroline Gilmore, John ana "G grler, mnh? léaves ther rzlmvu maine rest- fae" 8 W Ernest Jarvig Co. funera peiors. | nz Ga. ave, 2. Notice of fu- neral hereafter. Wednesday. April, 17 ital, O Yames | a w’u'l'fn‘ R ond Casteil Bavie ] am Their loss & host of omu lutives, and friends. Notice of funeral i Suddenly Wednesda: hereafter. yr SEhiidrens Hosmit SIMS, ANDREW ARDREW o 2 veur-ola son of Alnflre' “"‘fnsz"“c SE LEX, o Tesds 16, 1538 Sl PR SRoRER 31 moshter N smflm wil be held vrlvn-ll'! at ence on Friday, 5 3" n® Interment ‘in’ Cede: il Celne- tery. Avril esday. April 16. 1520, g 4 M“zfl l”fr'uv\e{--n Tom W. | B nmt’no—u WEE e me o Déal's fu ' ’, t 2 p. l({m unn S L. On Thurs: A WA ANKLIN " 1o Be R m(fir'l S e oties of Tunersi Fereatier. ednesday. PHINE. On Wednesdar, t W, N WIMSATT, | widow of ina \\'}umm ‘hlnexlf {rom her late re Dominic's Ch ;-"':Z"oz l:enm-m wil be sung at 16 orelock for ml e nvited. ot "Rock :':"d t'"’?m'm‘}f Please omit. fowers. inday. _Re 3 304" 14th n.v. Phone Columd Poog}-l m‘ P YER BEADS, am Earty who phoned please phone, K st n.w., white, name morning. _Cal ut i Tulips .....$1.50 dozen Roses ......$1.00 dozen Carnations .$1.00 dozen Stores 807 14th St. N.W. - Franklin 5442 804 17th St. NW. !‘nflllfll Dlack nun, ltl.. E : llfl- nw L. 7318. A : ,.a.,.. T 'é.mT.TM“' = o'n-. . m'fi unm ln fimnriam. In_ sa bll! loving re- BAILEY, memm' £ ns egr dear a friend * way. .” ended, we u&' weep for you, dear mw can we ever forget? HIA‘ M. mlw.':" n% BRIDGEFORD, EMMA B. Tn fondest mem. "ory of our dear wife and m g EMMA 5 sdtasipT v R e e ek aee ariore i Bl 01 5 Alld AND CHIL- has md-( still T m-x A ncr and “‘t:' " | mazmis, CORBIN, WILLIAM. o dhtt Band i S %’i‘" [AM this life April 16, 1 Thete s one who still 'A,'.“l“fl er 0 s wit 1|M where he i3 la wil and bria) i We have only your memory. denr father, To remember our whole life thro And you are the one we will neyer forger. For we are ciwave b unking of you, EVOTED CHILDREN. GILLEM, Auxnnzl AND FRANCIS. A tribute of respect, love and devotion (o my dear father and loving brother, A . who ds B:"’;‘ nfi‘u“ e Jour months ese, Deey S %, 1928, and four years aso May nulr souls rest in peace, VING _DAU« 3 CLEMENTINE G, DORSEY. B i MARRIS, WILLIAM H. In oy - b of our dear fathe E?{Lug H ARKIS. who departed 1 e 16, TR wo Yewrs: saer Day by day I grow more lon Lonesome as the moments Often i find mysell l-'nnnlnnl— ‘Wondering why he had to die, You don't know the sorrow to bt left alone Tl God sends » mess "Tis sad when He calls But nddm of all when 113 28¥iiG pavenTzR, LILLY PARES. WILLIAM H. In lovins remem- branee of our dear father. WILLIAM H. HARRIS, who departed (WG years ago to- dey. April 18, 192 A faithtul bro!her eood and kind— 4, Bevter ane vou couid net Aind— Who lies in peaceful s B uacred memors. 1 shatl kee. 8ad and sudden was the cal Of one 3o dear and loved by all. 1" FoViNG siek. SMARY WAvGH. Sieep on, dear papa, and take your rest: I loved you, but God loved yod best. HIS LOVING DAUGHTER. MARY WAUGH. HENSON, GERTRUDE AND WILLIAM. In sad_but loving_remembrance of my 'wife. GERTRUDE HENSON. wio departed thl: life elght vears ago tod: WILLIAM HENSON, four years, a lige of sweet remembrance, ond_and true; e's cevotion, ones_gone_ before. re. JOSEPH HEMSON. elo: LL HENSON, ¥oo. deocried This Tife Kprit 18, 1626, A Joving mother, 50 good and kind, Hone on carth like he; To soothe the cares awa We "hope. to ‘meet. you, ‘miother, dear, in DAUGHTER-IN-LAW JOHNSON \lAll’ F. In sad but loving re- me: of oiir_devoted mother” and JOHNSON (nee this life two years 3. CADrh 18, 1927 What happy days we once enjoyed When we were all together, But. oh. what change has taken place Since haye gone to heaven. DAUGHTER = AND ' GRAND- PEAYGHIER, MAGGIE AND CHRIBTINE. McDONALD. HUGH J. In sad but lovt remembrance of our dear husband father. HUGH J. McDONALD. who parted this life” four years ago Todss pril £7%"LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * ALL, JORN T. A tribute to the ¥ of our dear husband and father. HOMAS MULHALL, who deperted SPRIGGS. KATE. In loving remembrance of our dear aunt, KATE SPRIGGS, Who dled Thifieen Years ago. today. APHI 15, Ju;l a line of sweet Temembrance, WS, JGHN- SON. THOMAS AND CLAR- ENCE WEST. SYDNOR, LOUISE. In loving "Il rance (Tcther and sist gt SYDNi departed this 1ite Tour years 250 Today. Apri 18, 102 A loving mother and e 50 good and No friend on earth like her we find To soothe our cares away. We hope to mect, you. mother, desr. in eaven tor YQUR srs’f’"n SitcnTEr aND HUS- w umr\Grnv. ELLEN. brance of my dear wife. INGTON, who departed mxs e eishteca years 2go today, April 18. No_one knows how I mi n , No one knows tne bitter n (0 Jovicy remem- N Wi My heart is heavy since For life rm m\-r be the missed. HER HUSBAND. JERRY WASHINGTON. * MEMORIALS. an. leit me, same. THE J. F. MANNING CO. 919 15T ST. N. W. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. T]]VIOTHY HANLON eral Director * Private Ambula: SHTH St NE. Linc. 5543 T. F. COSTELLO 1724 North Cpitol 6t NORTH 1976 , Joseph F. Birch's' Sons LAC BIRCI 3034 M St NW. - Frose, wes o0 V. L. SPEARE CO. Netther the successors of nor conugcted with the R Evfin est I t. N.W. Fidie T ormerty 940 F St N.W. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 H St NE. un‘dn m Modern_Chapel ALMUS R. iunoeedl the original W. R. Speare Ca, Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600 1208 B lla“”'!‘li!!! . " Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Hom 924 New York Ave, N.W. " Frank Geier's Sons Co- 2 S Ghipel. “Hielephone_ Main 2473 Modern_Oh Disnified, Efficient ek, w Service W.Dul&Co. ST. NE. T CO. o JOHN 1337 _10th Se. ‘W. Syt gartroL J- WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, REMATORIUR CREMA 332 PA. AVE. NW NATIONAL 1384, 1385. Mum-mm-n ———M-!_!_-E_Q== I'IJN“AL DES| TO] Beautnful Floral Dellm §S and u L2 Ourywre,