Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1929, Page 9

DIES IN FLORIDA. Jefferson D. Young, 67, Is Victim of Heart Disease. Jefferson D, Young, 67 years old, of 1757 P street, this city, and Leesburg, Fla,, died of heart disease at his Lees- burg home Sunday. Funeral services ‘were conducted in Gadsden, Ala., Tues- day. For a number of years Mr. Young had spent part of his time in this city and part in Leesburg. In 1909 he became WASHINGTON'S interested in water power and land de- velopments in the vicinity of Leesburg and bullt a plant on the Ochlawaha River. He also was connected with sev- eral large projects in connection with the dnlnlnz and reclamation of Florida swamplands, He is survived by his widow, a daugh- ter, Mrs. Edwin A. Peeples of Atlanta, and two xrlndehfldren. Until recent times, unlike all other nations, the trader in China had an esteemed place in social life, whereasl the military art was held in contempt. FINEST THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Oy CITY NEWS IN BRIEF, ‘TODAY. Men's Club of 8t Luke's Church meets tonight in the parish hall at 8:30 o'clock. The annual election of officers will take place. United Lodge ‘Theosophists will meet_tonight lt '109 Hill Building. A free lecture on “Fate and Free Will” will be followed by questions and answers, All mcerea'.ed are invited. A special xermun will be preached tonight at the Vermont Avenue Buptist Church by Rev. R. ts, pastor of MEN'’S WEAR Mount Zion Baptist Church. 8 o'clock. Proceeda for the benefit of the church. welcome. FUTURE. Alpha Deltu Phi luncheon will be held at Gordon tomorrow after- noon, 10 zo. National Review, Woman's Benefit Association, will have a bridge and 500 party tomorrow nlght at 8:30, at the clubhouse on Massachusetts avenue. Public invited. ——— Immigration into Canada from all eountrleu;nlut year was 151,000. STORE THESE ARE THE STYLES FOR FALL UNIVERSITY MEN will wear the Hart Schaffner & Marx suit shown in the center; 3 buttons, 2 buttons to button—in Corona brown and Pyramid grey in smart worsteds and cheviots, with two (2) trousers. lapel models. 538 YOUNG MEN IN BUSINESS will wear the two-button peaked lapel suit at the left and the peaked-lapel double-breasted at the right —in fine Grey, Blue, and Brown worsteds, with two (2) trousers. 45 YOUNG MEN IN HIGH SCHOOL will wear the University styles and the peaked In Hart Schaffner & Marx “Prep”’ Suits. Sizes 33 to 36, with two (2) trousers. 525 . LAFAYETTE LEAMAN. Marriage Licenses. 24, Towson, Md., and Elliott, 24, "Goldsboro,” Md.; Rev. Louls J._ Jones, 28 and D 3 nie, Rlcg:ggna 2n orothy CvThamz: Quy P. Talbert, 21, Roanoke, Va., an Alice V. Abrahams, 18, Richmond, Va. Rev. 1derson. James Young, 21, and Ruth Spriggs, 20; S A Wenb 0% ing Bessio A. &b al /enk, In essie pD, 22; Rev. John E. ‘Brigs G, Cark !'uuuce. *%, and_ Nettte 3. Luskey, Rev. John E. Bris Henry H. Miller. 30, and Edna L. Nutt, 38; Rev. Daniel L. Snyder. William M, ‘Werber, 21, Berwyn, Md., and Ksthryn G. Potter, 29. this city; Rev. Homzr J. Councilor. Garland R, Brown, 22, and Alice Gate- wood, 18; Rev. James W. Mitchell. Dantel Quatles, 22, and Annie Dagses, 25; R‘V lChfll’d Grymes. W. Glassmyer, 21, this eity, xnnmne L. Koerner, 31, Merrifield, Rev. Charles Enders. Claric W, May, 32" and Grace M. Shelton, 18; Rev. Allan F. Rozier 3. Sibclate, S and Allce A. Jett, 21 and_Ruth 23, Jonn M_ Cornel, 25, and Gertrude M M ‘ornell, 25, 7 - Giath, 22 E'é"?f"&xv.vn Dowling. :u T arness obingon, 36, an Mitchel, 20; Rev. W. H. # i Georee Landles. 47, and- Atice. Bishop, 40, both of Seat Pleasant, Md.; Judge Kobert E. att and Anclent Egypt had a protective tariff —with a vengeance. A decree provided { that the foreign inventor of new dances | should be put_ to deathl THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1929. LAFAYETTE LEAMAN DIES; WAS RETIRED BUILDER Death Is Attributed to Acute In- digestion and Heart Attack. Lafayette eLaman, retired bullding contractor, for many years a resident of this city, died at his residence, 1408 Al- lison street, yesterday. Death was at- tributed to acute indigestion and heart m‘cx. He was 59 years old. an was a native of Clarks- burg, Md. He had resided in this city for the past 40 years. He was active in ic fraternity, beinz a mem- ber ol Natlonal Lodge, No. 12, F. A. A. !&“oand Eureka Chapter, Royal ‘Arch | ™ He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jane Desmond Leaman; two daughters, Miss Margaret Leaman and Miss Claire | Leaman; three brothers, Oscar Leaman of this city, Ira Leaman of Takoma, |30.2 Md,, and J. R. Leaman of Cape Charles, Va., and two sisters, Mrs, Harriett Lewls of Garrett Park, Md., nnd Mrs. Ella R. King of Clarksburg, Md. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Lo $7,000,000 DEAL BARRED. New York Court Restrains Illumi- nating Display Firm’s Transaction. NEW YORK, September 12 (P).— Supreme Court Justice Valente yester- day signed a temporary order restrain- ing Rainbow Luminous Products, Inc., a large display advertising concern, from carrying out its intention of pay- ing $7,000,000 for a two-thirds interest in the Claude-Neon Federal Co., a dis- play advertising company controlled by the Insull Power interests. The order resulted from an applica- tion to restrain the sale permanently filed by Claude-Neon Light, Inc., which owns a third interest in the Clxude- Neon Federal Co. and the patents under which the latter has been operating. The application set forth that the Insull interests intend to sell out valuable territorial rights of the Claude- Neon Light not only to its most pow- erful competitor, but also to the organi- zation against which the plaintiff has five infringement suits pending. S Ay At the end of the wars of the seven- teenth century Germany *had become reduced in population from about 30, 000,000 to nearer 6,000,000. FOUND. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F DOG_Siall_vicinity of Wardman Fa Sunday. Ad p——— 380. - EYEGLASSI med; found near_6th 0 A ave, (ram oD quonll “Hotel " Wi liam 119_Pa. WATOH-In Canida.— Ladys Waleh—Prove property. * Address Box 103-R, Star office. LOST. BATHING BUIT, Jantzen, onday caréer itaracon o sireet Cor or bu 6905. W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 464 Phones § {0 e 10341 Funeral Sprays 32.50 up Free Delivery Phone Nat. 7672 LEAPLEY FLORIST Our New Address 908 G St. N.W. CAMEQ with earls on gold chain, lost on Labor day. 1330 L st. n.w. at desk. 'Reward. CAT_Black. vellow evesi Labor days vicin- iy of Waidman Park.' Reward. ' Adam DIAMOND RING—White gold mounting: near Bank u!danhl\'uad Return to Bank 000 DOG—White fema oF, about 3 vears B2 Revara (YR 15O & DOG, Black and white wire-natred fox ter- rier with brown patches; 6 months old; “Patch;” tag No. 15808, Liberal rewa returned immediately to Richey. 1801 16th n.w. North 007! GLASSES, dark rimmed. In Edmonds case, on’ Wednesday. 11; between Washing- ton Medical Fiag “snd Treasury ‘Annex, No. Call_Adams 11: n_ring, ldentmc‘uon‘ on isth st. Return zmenon K to 1448 R. E, Tkt tan cloth, containiog Columml 3847-w. _12% of chapter and last Weflnexdly morn- ng e st n.w. or between 11th and 12th sts. Reward. C.ll Potomac 2419-W _after 5:30 p.m. Add: 1201 Que. Apt. 304. POLICE DOG»Slrnyed from 3737 Hunumz- ton st. Wednesday morning a great, big, very hildren's pet._Cleveland PURSE—Lady's reptile purse, 16th and Ar- gonne pl. and 18th and Col. rd. Sunday nisht. _Rewarg, _Potomac 6110, ALLET lost between Fox Theater mxn and E sts., contained cards nnd celed checks: no money. Owne arle Miller, 1000_Conn. ave. 12¢ WATCH, lady's, gold, with link bracelet. Liberal reward for return. Vlullle Nance, 2039_New Hampshire ave Vorth_3280. 14* WRIST WATCH—Lady's, lhl te gold, studded and four ~sapphires; Reward. Call Room 120, Mrs, Ford. Tuesday evening. District_Building. L 2.2.8.2.8.0.0.0.9.0.2.0.2.8.¢.2.9.¢.2.¢.2.2.¢.2.9 Col. 0432 i W. W. Chambers I defy any one to say this is not first- class goods and service. We have expert embalmers, Our Manager, Will % Elliott, is a man of ~5 e jence. 35 years’ experi Pt rs. R 0.8.0.0.¢.8.0.8.2.¢.9.¢.2.¢ ¢ Col. 0432 Fkk . Doctors Recommend It is the best and the charge is only $4.00 in city. CRVE VAULT | guarantee my Or any other best quality service, $75 up, is Price, $85.00. rfect. W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Washington’s Most Reasonable Undertaker 14th, Cor. Chanm St. N.W. Chapel and Offices AN NN OO Col. 0432 ¥ %* X Ambulance Service = 1 will give you a complete funeral, cars and all, cemetery lot included— $150.00 pe Col. 0432 *wwwww#wakw “Ra-leigh” Hats for University men (Shown in center) $ Its brim has a raw edge. Its crown is pinched in. front. Its color is a deep red-tinged brown. White “Manhattan” Shirts, attached or neckband style (Shown in center) $2 Attached collar can be worn pinned down, the new smart style for white shirts with university men.' The “Raleigh 8” Wing-tip Oxford (Shown in center) 8 Martin’s imported Scotch grain in either black or chestnut brown, the new college shoe. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street ‘We’llMake Your Car Run Like New Let Glassman make your car run and look like new. A con- veniently located garage and shop where expert mechanics are equipped to overhaul your car completely. ONE Ill.l. COVERS THE ENTIRE D A YEAR TO PAY ! Painting New Tires Batteries y Loaned on Autos and Trucks 2101 14th St. N. W. Phone North 7800 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; possibly show- ers tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight; gentle winds mostly east and southeast. | Maryland—Mostly cloudy tonight Ind ‘ tomorrow; probably showers tomorrow slightly warmer tonight; gentle to mod- erate winds mostly east and southeast. Virginia—Mostly cloudy, probably showers in south portion tonight and tomorrow and in north portion torior- row; slightly warmer in the interior tonight; moderate northeast shiftingsto east or southeast winds. West Virginia—Increasing cloudiness followed by showers beginning late to- nlght or tomorrow; slightly warmer to- Records for 24-Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 73; 8 p.m., 67; 12 midnight, 61; 4 a.m.,, 58; 8 a.m., 60; noon, 73, Barometer—4 pm., 30.22; 8 pm., X 12 mldnlght 30 28 4am, 30.27; 8 am., 30.29; noon, 30.23. mghest umpenture, 75, occurred at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 57, occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 87; lowest, 68. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast an Geodetic Survey.) z ‘Today—Low tide, 9:35 a.m. and 9:45 p.am.; high tide, 2:39 a.m. and 3:10 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:31 a.m. and 10:42 pm.; high tide, 3:35 am. and 4:07 pm, The Sun and Moon. = may—sun rose 5:46 am.; sun sets ’rorsnozx;row—sun rises 5:47 am.; sun p.m. Moon rises 3:07 a.m. Condition of the Water. Great Falls—Slightly muddy. Har- pers Ferry—Potomac ang Cloudy. d - Shenandoah Weather in Various Cities. SIYAH 8980 **eqgarn aser Stations “t g9pINSAS 0.10 Cloudy 0 Pt.cl 8 ilid Sloudy ™ villeFla. 30,04 Kansas City.Mo. 29. Lo "M Portland, Raleigh, San Diego, Calif 2t San | Frangisco. - Louis, Mo 3 inh smk.m, wnx‘x‘ WASH, D. C.. FORE] (7 am, Greenwich umetwa-w ” London, England.....oo. 80 Fowey Paris, Fran Gibraltar, (Noot Horta ‘(Fayan; Avores 7 (Current observations.) Hamilton, Bermuda. 2 n Juan, Eorto i Ha: s Colon, "Canial Zosie PLAN SAFETY CAMPAIGN. Chief officials of the Educational and Police Departments will attend a dinner given tonight in the cabinet room of the Willard Hotel by the American Automobile Association of Washington. Plans for continumg the fourth year of the American Automobile Associa- tion's safety work among the school children of the District will be dis- cussed. Dr. Frank W. Ballou, super- intendent of schools, and Maj. H. G. Pratt, superintendent of police, are ex- pected to attend. Qard of Thanks. ADAMS, THOMAS H. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to relatives, and meighbors for the " bea etk Horat offerings and expressions of sympathy in | our sad bereavement. LORENZO P." (LAURIE) AND THOMAS ADAMS. Breaths. AMERICA, FRANCES VIRGINIA. On Wed- FRANCES nesday, 1929, VIRG . widow of George . _Funeral from the parlors of Siufiam H- scott, 405 80k at Sat day, September 14, at I and Triends invited o attend. ment at Congressional Cemetery. BOWIE, HARRY C. Suddenly, on Wednes- dag, September 11, 1929, at his residence, lethorpe st. n.w., HAR! . be- 1 ns J. Bowle axe Tesidence on lock, . In "lear £ Clonay Clear Inter- BUSH, SIDNEY. On Se tamber u. 1929, SIDNEY BUSH. CRemains g ‘at_the 8 Hunes Go. funeral home, 001 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral luer HIARA, JOSEPH BATTIST: O e dncsdny: Bepvember i1, s, JOSEPH _ BATTI! be- TA GUCCHIARA. loved husband,of Vita and brother of John eral his late ptember 13, ‘af the Bty Rosary Church, 3rd Snd ¥ sts. n.w. where requiem mass will be sung ai 9 e Olivet Cemetery. On_Wednesday, Sep- G., father of ler. Funeral Boemer 14, a0 = au % | Modern_Chape) . m tal, Poved wite, of Isaac V. Hackley and fo t Al (nee Har the -um» o! ér & Hoewe bt Allenh{unerll Dlflnr.l. Z?Sl ll\h st. nw, Saturday, September 14, at 1 o'clock. b8 terment at Woodlawn Cemetery. “gd , LAPAYETTE. Suddenly, on W un‘e:‘l‘lg. September 11, 1929, at 10 a. his mmam:e.X Tits Ausson, st n L Delo Sbtice of funeral and 1o ond Terment mer. LEWIS, JOHN o c:‘z‘mfi;;r' September 9, 1639, in New ¥o Yor n!’i i, loving Funeral_fom "the ew, York AAC w3034MSt.NW * 9 eathn. OB, orassday, September 10. l..li -i; ‘of lge Jate Johsi neral Shence, 35 . 0t 830, Bervices t Holy Neme [0 Priends invited. Inferment 1GE, .Mnu IL Departed this life Tues- day, ber 10, 1929, at Frecdmen's llmplul. atier a et Uliness, JAMES 3 PAGE of 1026 Kenyon st. n.w.., beloved hiisbang of Marie L. Page, He "siso leaves to_mourn their mldun. three Tnterment Harmiony PAGE, um:s W, Meinbers of Midian Wing Grand Encampment, No. 2, Order of Gali- lean Fishermen, are hereby notified of the death of our late brother. JAMES E. Puneral {rom Metropolitan Bap- ist Church, 12th and R sts. nw., Friday, Septe: 9. Call meeting Thurs- AT R TR L T Ple: 330 F 8t S nGE CAMPBELL, H. P M. uomommv Bec. P MES, nOmiSers and members of iR o Bethienar s, A0 fpembers of gre hereby notified to Witend ‘a call mieet” ing tonight at § pm., at Pishermen Tem. 320 ¥ o arrange for funeral Friday, Beptemby Trons Metrapoliian A mb rom Metropolitan Baptist Church, d R sts. om Al rltnilzk HENRY 8. WASHINGTOR B W SCHWALENBERG, MINNIE. Tuesday Sep- {gmber 10, 1029, 4:45 pm, ‘at her Tesidence; g0 st MINNIE. beloved wife of A Sllwalisibery. Posers] services Pk ptember 13, at her late residence, C st. ne., at 8:30 am. thence to Holy Somforter Church 14t ind B anc tol st., where mass will be said at 9 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Re tives and friends invited to attend, SCHWALENBERG, MINNIE. You are hereby notifled and reqtested to ttend the suncral of our sister, MINNIE SCHWALENBERG, Who died at her home. 1416 C 5. 1 e Sep: fember 10. 1929, “Funeral Friday morn- ing, September 13, 30. BEANGHE WaLkER, pr esident, Columbia Division, No. 115, * SMITH. BELLE. Departed this life Septem- ber 10, 1920, at 7:30 p.m., at her residence, 2800 11th st. n.w. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Fannie Roct: two brothers, a niece, nephew, son-in-law and three grandch dren. Puneral from her residence Friday, Septemuer 13, at 2. Cemetery. SMITH, MARY. On Wednesdsy. September 11, 1529, at 2116 P st. n.w Y SMITH, devoted: dauhter of the Rey. Henry. and fnnie Smith and sister of Rosa Williams, Louise Peace, Charlie and Cleo Smith. Notice of furieral later. Remains resting W. Ernest Jarvis West End funeral Bariors. 2505 ot. and Dumbarton ave hw: STEPHENSON. CHA nesday, September. Lafaveite General Hospital. Buftaio, . ¥ CH. ENRY STEPHEN ars 3_months_ 26 at Buffalo Priday, September 13, o'clock, with burial at Forest Lawn Ceme- tery. For over 20 years was a micro-an- alyst in the Bureau of Chemistry in this city. = STODDARD, CATHERINE VERONICA. On Tuesday, September 10, 1929, at Providence RINE 'VERONICA, beloved wife Levi Woody Stoddard. 'Funeral from Rer late residence, 1351 8th st. 1w Friday, September 13, at 8:30 a.m., thence to Immaculate Conception Church, where requiem mess will be said at 9 a.m. for the Tepose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 12 THIGPEN, JOHN. Deperted this life Wednes. day, September 11, 1929. at Walter Reed General Hospital. 'JOHN THIGPEN. Re- mains resting at Frazier's new funeral home, 389 R. L ave. n.w. Notice of funeral ater. Interment Harmony vnw scnufl. LEO. On Tuesday. Semen- er " 10, ON SCHULT lomfl mpmner "1 e s st. Funeral from W fuineral homer 522 8th st. ptember 13. Creex | Cemetery: invite WA u,AcE, GEORGE FRANCIS. Departed this life Thursqas, September 12, 1929, his residence. 2010 3rd at o CEORGE FRANCIS WATLAGE, ‘ber loved husband of Flora Somerville Wal lace; Jatner of Wilbur, George and Carol Wallace. brother of Emma Wallace, Mary Wallace Gilem and. Annie Wallsce Burke. "Remains resting at Frazier's new funeral home. 389 R. I. ave. B Funeral Saturday. September 14, at 9 am.. from Holy' Redeemer . Ghurch, “whers "Feaniom mass will be sald for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 WELCH, CLARENCE H.. 6R. Suddenly, on Thursdey morning, September his_residence. In Belaitves “ahd " Fricads in_'Clarendon. EN( . aged 73 years. beloved i of the jate Laura V. Welch and father of C. Weich, jr.” Funeral Saturday, September 14, at 2 p.m. Omit fogers. In fi{mntium. ADAMSON, E“WA J. In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother, EMMA J. ADAMSO! who departed this life six g0 today. September 1 . Gone but not 101’!0!"‘1 CLARA. * ALBINSON, JAMES EDWIN. A tribute cl love and devotion to the memory of o son and brother, JAMES EDWIN ALEIN- BON, who departed this life 12 years ago, September 12, 1917. May he rest in peace. 'I'he n'lden gates were open. gentle voice said. “Come,* Anfl with farewell un: tlmkzn He calmly entered ho: HIS LOVING PARENTS ABD BROTHER.® BUTLER, LILLIAN. In sad but loving membrance of my dear wife. LILL BUTLER, who departed. this life one year ago today, September 12, 1928. The blow was hard. the shock severe, L never thougnt her death was o rear. Only those who have lost can tell e pain of parting without saying fare- well. HER LOVING HUSBAND, ROBERT BUT HENDERSON. KATE M. Sacred to the mem- ory of our mother and grandmother. KATE M. HENDERSON. who left us two years 250 todsy, September 12. 1927 HER CHILDREN. .* JOHNSON, LILLIE KEARNEY. In sad but loving_Temembrance of our dear sister, LILLIE KEARNEY JOHNSON. who died eleven years ago toduy. September 13. 1918 HER BROTHERS AND SISTER. MILLER, llownm 3. In saq but loving re- membrance of my dear son, HOWARD J. MILLER, who departed this' iife one yeaf 8g0 today, September 12, 1928. Gone, but not forgotten. It's lonesome here without you, And sad the weary wa t me IS LOVING MOTHER, CORA B. MIL- LER. TAYLOR. MARY E._ 1n sad but Ic\‘nlrp'nc - brance of my dear wife and our beloved mother, MARY E. TAYLOR. who departed this life thirteen years ago today, Sep- tember 12, 1916. Deep in_ our hearts you are fondly re- ‘membered, weet memories cling to your name. True hearts that loved you with deeest affection in lite Will always love you in death just the mn;snsvo'rzn HUSBAND AND CHIL- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance N e Lincoln 0524 Established 1876 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1387 10th St. N.W. __ Phone North 0047 Succeeding the ongm-l W. R. Speare Co. 1623 Connecticut Ave. Pctomac 4600 8 _years at 1208 H st., 45 years at 940 F st. J. WILLIAM LLES SONS, CREMATORIUM. 332 FA. AVE N. NATIONAL 1384, 1385. i Dignified, Emcient Service. autiiils Sevvics . . CHAS. S. ZURHORST ST CAPITOL ST. M rione Lineoin 0378 ]oscph F, Birch’s Sons BIRCH) Phone West Established Frank Geicr s Sons Co, 0098 1841 o%, | Madern Onaper. Teienhone National 2473 D ¥ latives and Triends ::?u'e"uuny "vited to attend. e re bleeding s, Yoo, o0 Benrs, o B0t we would at this solemn m:alél Calmly say, Wi S rted Jfols Tite momean . Pefsied, g e Reed Hossitar: HOBERT Ay loved husband of Grendolyn” Ml Miller’ %0 tnourn, theis Jous & two children, mother, three & host of otner sisters, P, ‘rlh.Y and & RS i ?”m uneral home, 380 K. s aneral home. Interh Cemetery. Testing at aye. n.w. 1 -mi et of O ,l"-‘:}‘smn?nm and smfi{n Ein-t’.’hxvh finerai pasior, 3233 ‘Georsia ave. N.W. MURPHY, FRANCES E. Entered o residence, Saturday. t 3 In T '"m"m..:’..:m TIMOTHY HANLON Puneral Director Private Ambulance 641 H St. N.E. Linc. 5543 V. L. SPEARE CO. l.lt{:hl.r the lueet'uou ©of nor connected FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER SSIVE FLOPAL EMBLEMS AT MOD. PRICES. TEL. NAT. 2416 & NAT. 0108 °.’.:’.'s".':;;";." 14th & Eye mpt Auto Delivery Gude Bros. Con 1212°F St. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive bl.r BLACKISTONE, 1407 H Beautiful Floral Designs $S and uy. (:lmmz& 00D Cl Y Vaultage $5 th. Choice_lots mdhm-h.