Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1935, Page 9

JORDAN SPECIAL TWO-TUB &= WASHER $ $1 A WEEK BUYS The two-tub washer and dryer is the safest, easiest and quickest way to wash and dry your clothes. onstrators at this attractive price. Come early. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY Cor. 13th N.W. 1239 G STREET Only a few dem: " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1935. L. E MITCHELL DIES IN PHILADELPHIA Author of “Becky Sharp” Formerly Was Wash- ington Resident. Langdon EIwyn Mitchell, 73, who wrote the play “Becky Sharp” and a variety of other plays and poems, died vesterday in University Hospital, Philadelphia, according to word re- ceived here. He was a former resident of Washington. Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Mitchell was the son of Silas Weir and Mary Middleton Mitchell. He was educated at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H,, and studied abroad for three years Later he attended the Harvard Uni- versity Law School for two years and Columbia University for one. He was admitted to the New York bar in 1886. Mr. Mitchell began his literary career in 1883. Under the name of John Philip Varley he wrote “Sylvan and Other Poems,” “Love in the Back- woods,” “Becky Sharp,” “The New | York Idea” and the book “Under- standing America.” He lived in Wash- ington at the height of his writing reer. In New York, where Mr. Mitchell lived during most of the latter part of his life, he was a member of the Play- ers’ Club and the National Institute of Arts and Letters. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. William Gammell, jr, of Provi- dence, R. I, and Mrs. Kenneth Day of Philadelphia, and a son, Weir Mitchell, of New York City. —— MRS. SUSAN LONG DIES Funeral Will Be Held at Luray Church Tomorraw. Special Dispatch to The Star. LURAY, Va, October 22.—Funeral services for Mrs. Susan M. Long, 98, of Front Royal, formerly of Luray, will be held at the Old School Bap- tist Church here tomorrow, with in- terment in the family burying ground. Mrs. Long was a daughter of the late Philip Long, owner of Fort Long in Page County. Her son, Lee Long of Harrisonburg, died several weeks aga. She was the widow of Michael Long, prominent Shenandoah Valley landowner. A daughter, Mrs. Henry Downing of Front Royal, survives. ' Births Reported. Charles and Agnes Myers. boy. JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE CO...909 F St. N.W. A TREMENDOUS October Sale of A superb stock, representing the newest and best creations. They are offered in this sale at tremendous savings. Don’t delay in making your selection. Junior Lamp $ 5.95 In many popular styles and de- slgn Table Lamp $3.95 Shapely lamps with attractive shades, Bridge_ Lamp $4.95 Many of the latest models and colors. Pottery Base Lamp $]-85 Worth much more than this low price. Varied colors and designs. Open a J. L. Budget Account Nothing Added for Credit 4-Pc. Moderne Bedroom Suite Four attractive pieces in true moderne style. Built of burl walnut veneers with striped walnut ends, dust- proof construction and center drawer guides. Note the attractive rounded mirrors on vanity and dresser. Priced for big savings during this sale, Buy on the J. L. Budget Plan — Nothing 169 Added for Credit! cJilius Lansburgh Furniture (2o, 909 F St. N.W. Physician Dead DR. DANIEL K. SHUTE. MRS. ALICE G. FLOWERS EXPIRES AT AGE OF 84 Mrs. Alice Gray Flowers, 84, died yesterday at the home of her daugh- | ter, Mrs. D. M. Corcoran, 1640 Kal- orama road, after a lorg illness. She was the widow of Dr. J. R. Flowers, who died about 35 years ago. Funeral services will be held at| 12:30 pm. tomorrow at the S. H. | Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Flowers was born in Pitts- lburzh. but lived most of her life in | Washington and Columbus, Ohio. | She had been a resident of the Dis- trict for the last 20 years. 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SHUTE DIE AFTER VAGATION Distinguished Physician and Eye Specialist Expires Unexpectedly. Dr. Daniel Kerfoot Shute, 77, dis- tinguished physician and one of the city’s original eye specialists, died sud- denly yesterday at his home, 1727 De Sales street. Apparently in good health despite his advanced years, Dr. Shute had just returned from a brief vaca- tion trip in Virginia. Death came un- expectedly. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow from the residence, fol- lowed by private burial at Upperville, Va. Native of Alexandria. Born at Alexandria, Va., Dr. Shute studied at the old Columbian College (now George Washington University) and received his medical degree in 1883. He subsequently took post- graduate courses at the Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital and at the Uni- versity of Berlin. Widely known as an ophthalmolo- gist, Dr. Shute had been on the medi- | cal faculty of George Washington Uni- | versity since 1886, and had been asso- clated th various hospitals here, He was theé author of numerous works on medical subjects. Former Medical Society Fead. Dr. Shute was past president of the District of Columbia Medical Society and of the Society of Ophthalmologists and Otologists of Washington. He pe- longed also to the American Medical Association, the Washington Academy of Sciences, the Sons of the American Revolution, the Society of the Cincin- nati and numerous minor medical groups. Surviving Dr. Shute are his widow, Mrs. Augusta Shute; three sisters, Misses Delia D., Edith and Nella B. Shute of Upperville, Va.: a brother, Willilam F. Shute, who lives in Ala- bama; & daughter, Mrs. James C. Baker, jr., of Newport News, Va., and a granddaughter, — 'HENRI PAPINEAU, 60, EXPIRES SUDDENLY Resident Here for 25 Years Was Once Proprietor of National Token Shop. Henri Papineau, 60, former portrait painter and once proprietor of the old National Token Shop on Pennsyl- | vania avenue, died suddenly yesterday at his home in the Conard Apart- ments, 1228 I strret. He had been a resident of Washington for 25 years. A great-grandson of Louis Joseph Papineau, former premier of Canada, Papineau was born in Montreal. studied art in Montreal and Paris and at 25 took a studio in New York City, | where he engaged in portrait painting. Abandoning his studio a few years later, Mr. Papineau traveled abroad with his wife, Mabel Howe Papineau, for thres years and then setled in Washington. He conducted the nov- | elty shop until five years ago and since then had been an employe of the Garrison Toy & Novelty Co. Besides his widow, two sisters, who are in a Canadian convent, survive, STUDENT, 13, DIES Henry David Mess, 13, son of Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Mess, 821 Longfel- low street, died yesterday of blood poisoning after a week's illness. He | was a freshman at Gonzaga High School. Funeral services will be held at; the residence at 9 a.m. tomorrow, fol+ lowed by requiem mass at the Church of the Nativity at 9:30 am. Burial will be in St. John's Church Ceme- it,ery. Forest Glen, Md. BAND DIRECTOR DIES TUCSON, Ariz,, October 22 (P)— Joseph de Luca, 47, noted band direc- tor and composer, died here last night. He had been connected with the University of Arizona music fac- ulty since 1928, A native of Rome, Italy, he made his first American appearance as a member of Pryor's Band and later was & soloist with John Philip Sousa. Deaths Reported. Michael Casey. 84 Walter Reed Hospital. James Payne. 82 Emeuency Hospital. Elena Nicastri, 410 Otis st. n.e. Sarah B. Harvie. 74, 2332 thomln ave. Adelaide Gelger. 70. 431 Pl Ibert C. Gree 5 Calltornia at. Yot LW Borke 56, 8¢, Eiizasern's Hos- pital Henry He!lwll. 45 National Homeopathic Hospital. 2216 Hall nl ualty Hospital 8057 Novih Carolina Patricia Cloey. 2. Abn CalvoB5 Galinece Hogoia Frederick Johnson. 32. Gallinger Hosp! Anna M, Bootn, 30, Casualty Sospitan Infant Curtis, Freedm Hospital. Tntant Clark'1550 otk b FOUND. REPORT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS . To The Animal Protective Association. PHONE EMERSON 5941. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BRIEF CASE. containing work papers and other correspordence; lost from car while visiting Zoo. ard. Harry T. Kates, 136! _E. t 2 BUNCH OF KEYS between fire house and church. North Capiol at Florids, ~ Phoue to Miss Annie M, Tresselt, 16, 5th Lincoln 1 23% name Jefl. Re'll'd. 3217 hlll lm'n. 1713 Hobars st now. DASCHUND. 8 Iln'll! evening: 0 Bucky. 1al reward. cnorn “Garsets, 1808 New nhsre -u AR PIN T O 'hone -mvm Maitese, " Reward. nwne “Adams 8530, 'y Chase. leenl Toward: Wisconsih 3600 < DOG _black male Gordon setter: vicinity Chase: _dog wearing tag No. 8014. atchel. Decatur 0551. DOG. mongrel. Irish terrier “and police: iicense number 2718, Phone Cle v 34 EYEGLASSES. in hl-ck Yicnity Wyoming aver 6165. Hartman. Sund Sewara.” Novin YEG] in_case: light-brown tor- tolse frame. Rew-rd Evans, 752 Rock Creek Church r 3 FOX mtum male. wmte with _black hl‘,e and ears. Wwhite stripe between eyes. black spot on hip and black tail. Answery to name “‘Andy 4. It fimna o1l Tihcoin_3006" ll IOUND DOO‘ dark brown, -n rge; near Re::rd it ntnrnld within 3 d‘". North m .. _Oherr: eas 1801 rydale, Va. in; lell Satur- value, 4529 Col. _3022. Wfl! the ffi'fl"m v ’m. ? Satinar” He | | HAWES. ISAAC P. 21, 18 ISA MRS. ALDA C. REPPERT, COLONEL’S WIDOW, DIE Burial of Massachusetts Woman to Be This Week in Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs. Alda Cora Reppert, widow of Col. William E. Reppert, U. 8. A, re- tired, died suddenly today at her home at Great Barrington, Mass., ac- cording to word received here. Mrs, Reppert, a native of Balti- more, is survived by her daughters, Mrs. Willilam H. Luckett of this city and Mrs, Willa® Reppert Kirk of Great Barrington, Mass., and her sis- ters, Mrs. Hannah R. Donaldson of Washington and Mrs. William H. Mc- Gee of Baltimore. She was the aunt of Mrs. Riley E. Elgen, wife of the chairman of the District Public Util- itles Commission. Col. Reppert formerly was general passenger agent of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Burial of Mrs. Rep- pert will be at Arlingtom Cemetery some time this week. Braths. ALEXANDER, IAI’I'IIA JANE. On Mon- day, October 1935, st 315 am. st her relldence. B MARTHA ANE ALEXANDER, beloved wife of AeNara G Aiexanac and grandmother of Gertrude, Winston, Payne. Remains resting he Lee funeral home, and Mash, ave me. pool ALSOP. GEORGE. f GEORGE ALSOP residence, 1116 Thursday, October 24, at tives d friends invited. Congressionsl Cemetery. ALSOP. GEORGE. A special communica- tion of Hope Lodge, No. 20. F. A. A. M.. | {5 heteby Calica Tor IR burpose of at: tending the {uneral of our late brother. | GEORGE ALSOP. on Thursday, October 24, 1935, at 1 o'clock p.m §. GEORGE TATE. Master, Attest: PAUL B ELCAN. Secreiary. 1 BOAGS, MAK RET. ay. Octo- b 19, MARGARET BOA(.E of . She is survived | devoted husband. James Boags: & Tovite athes and mother - Jonn ad Liz: : three sisters, Mrs. Cary Wil- Miss Geneva Sales, Mrs. Hattie : four brothers. John. Willie. Ran- h'and Malchi Sales; four uncics. Na- Armstead. Joseph and Albert Bales; one aunt. Mrs. Mary Borron, and also other relatives and friends. ' Re- mains may be seen at Malvin & Schey's funeral home, New Jersey ave. and R st.. until p.m. Tuesday. October thereafter at her late resid e On Sunday. October | Providence ' Hospital. Services at his late da ave. ne. on pm. Rela- | Interment be ahipped to Roanoke, Va., for interment, JOHN. On Monday. October 21 . JOHN BOTTS and of Viola father of Ec 'd Botts, and son of the late Magzie and James Bors He leaves ihree brothers, Clarence. Ed- ward and James Botts. and also man: other relatives and friends Remains | resting Ridgely & Hicks' funeral home. M st. n.w. Notice of fu neral later. BRADEN. WHEELER EUGE) on Saturday, O(Iobt tanburg. 8. BRADEN of 678 Ei Suddenty 5. al WHEELER * EUGENE t Capitol st. be- Tnterment Codar Bl Cer MATTHEW C. On Tuesday, 1935, at Garfield Hospital EW' 'C.. "beloved husband A. Colton. Remains rest- ing at hu late residence. 3000 Adams Puneral from "All Eaints Churkhy Calvert County. Md. on Thune day. October 24, at 2 p.m. DAY. LATIMER W. On Monday. October 21, 1935, at_nis home at Kempiown, | Md. LATIMER W. DAY, aged X3. be- | loved ~husband Browning Day. of the late Lavinia | Survived by one son, | Ira Day of Boswell Va_ Funeral will take place Wednesday, October 23, at m. from Providence’ M. P. Church at | Kenipiown. - Interment i church ceme- | ery. 22 DOWNEY, MARY B. Entered into rest Saturddy, Octoper 19 1955, Mrs, MA B. DOWNEY, beloved mother of Ha Downey Stitt. Burial in Staunton. V FLOWERS, ALICE GRAY. _Suddenl Monday, October =1 at_her dence 1640 Kalorania road a.w., ALICE GRAY FLOWERS. beloved wife of ke Funeral services at neral home. S " Wednesdas 2 w pm. Interment Cedar Hill on October . home of | his dausnter, Mrs, £ H. Russel, of Lats Fairmont st. n.w.. DONALD FRASER. Busband of Elizabeth Emma Fraser Co™fineral ‘home. "2001° 14ih sty on Wednesday. October 2. at Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. GIOVANNETTL SILVIO. On Monday, tober 1 B e T ot ot Col bia rd. n.w. on Wednesday. October 2 at 3 pm. interment Prospect Hill Cem- Dj e- loved husband of Maude Gray, father of Dorothy Gray. ~Remains resting at W, Ernest Jarvis iuneral church, 35 n.w. untl 5 p.m lnerrlll!r 5 e rthcentr Inursday, October m. Ebeneczer A M. E. Church. 4th and D | sts. s.e. Interment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Sleep on. beloved. sieep and take thy Lay do“n thy head upon the Savior's We loved thee well, but Jesus loves thee st Good night—good night—good mlhl. GREEN. JAMES H. Suddenly, on Mondly ober 21. 1935, JAMES 'H. GREEN, Sveaeh years. belover Hatbind o ey E. Green. Funeral from the Deal fu- neral home, 816 H at. n.e..on Thursday, ‘Relatives and invited. ~ Interment ® Glenwood Cemetery. 23 GRICE, ULYSSES M. Deparhd this _life on Monday. October 21, 1935 a1 11:15 pm., SSES M. CE. son of ihe B ‘Georee W and Sars band of Evelyn Harper Grice: of George Grice and Rose Brow: Deral from his late residence. 1 st. n.w. Thursday. October 24. p.m. Relatives triends invited. 23 On Monday, October AC P. HAWES. beloved and Sarah Hawes of Vir- ginia and brother of Ashly Hawes of Virginia: Mrs. Mammie Jimney and Mrs. Pear] Stanley of Washington. D. C., and Mrs. Sarah Kneen of Baltimore, Md. Puneral services at the W. W. bers Co. Southeast funeral home, 11th st. s.e. Notice of funeral later. _OLIVER. On Sunday. 5 RLNiS Tesidence. 81 Pl n.W.. OLIVER HOUSTON. Beloved” son of Chre.CKIverting Housion King and father of Alberting C. and J. 1d Funeral from W. w-ue: g‘nlu\ulls funeral home. L. Grice, hus- brother Fu- onal Cemetery. (New O leans, La.. papers please copy.) HOUSTON, JOHN OLIVER. Members of v W. Lawton Camp. No. ‘wre, Geauesied 16 Siscmble s} ‘tHe funeral parlor of W. W, Taltavull. w. Wi d m.. tend of our late co:vrldoe! JOHN OLIVER HOUSTON. By order CHAS. E. HAWKINS, Cnmmlnder. JACKSON. EDWARD. Departed, this life Tuesday, October 22, 1935, at his on of al tine Jackson. He is also survived by other relatives to mourn his departure. Remains resting at the John T Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. Notice of iuneral later. JDII)AN Bl IOCCO S. On Monday, ber 5. at Georsetown Uni: Vot Hosoital DR HOGEOCS” JO DAN, professor of Dental School. George- | town “University. beloved hushand "of Mary D Jordan. —Funeral services at the residence of his mother, 1218 South Main st.. Scranton, Pa.' on Friday Torning. " October 25. KEATING, FRANK JAMES. On Monday, Qgtober'21, 1045, ax Children's Hospital: FRANK JAMES KEATING, 3d, 7 months S8, Deloved baby son of Frank 3 Madeline Keating of 624 Rock Chhurch road nw. Services at the S H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. B.w., on Thursday, October 24. st 10 8. DY. ms: On 'hleldl{ Oclobe!é 09, v Tcther oF Thomas Beans Kenteds: “hex W o and KNO JAMES WALTER. Monday. Oetover 31 100 at Bibicy Hosmitel JAMES WALTER KN( beloved hus- band of Amelia Margaret Knott (nee Kramer). Funeral from his late re(l- dence, Clinton. Prince Geo d.., on Thursday. October £ SoMary's Chureh, . Where mass will be t 0, am. for the repose of his nd friends invited. In- {oiment ot Cednr HILl Cemetery, 25 TUCAS, WILLIAM F. = On Monday, Octo; LUCAS. of n n. Beloved husband of the | fate Blancne ucss (nee Hurdie). . Fu- peral will be held from ‘Timothy Han- n's fu ol Glenwood Ceme! Hves mnd triends mvited: MATTINGLY, MABEL HIGGINS. d- geniy. on Sunday, October 20. 1935, 1n Larchmont. N. HIGGINS MNTTINGLY. wife "of Ohariss M. pas tingly. formerly of Washington C. Funeral will uke vllce bnkweldnndly Sotoer B3t o'ell [} - SPEAR, REGINALD. $ A9 Beaths. IICEQMACK MARY. On Sunday, Oclomr 20,1935, at her reridence ne. ' MARY MCCOMA . _three ' sons an frandchiidrer, and o host of o(h'e‘l"‘rl:l:'-l tives and friends. a sting William T “Tolbert's Tuneral: home. 1105 Ot 1 D¥q Junersl Wednesday. Oce D.m.. from Southern Bape st Chuirch, Ath And B s hen) Ba2s Dans will be shipped o Rowesville, MeDUELL, GEORGE H. on M ber %1 Tidb. GECRGE H, MBUFLL. beloved hulblnd of Julia A. McDuell; Services at the 8. H. Humes Co._funerai . n¥. on Wednnse day, 4 Inters ment Glenwood Cemetery. MESS. DAVID. On Monday, October 21, VID. beloved son of Dr. Henry ¥ alia Eana Duyer Meser Puncral from hll parents’ residence. 821 Longfs (v on Wednesday. October uiem mass at the of ite” Natiylty, at Do o clock tives and friends invited. Interment St. John's Cemetery. Forest Glen. Md. onN 3. on Sunduy October Ohio. JOHN SNEIEL. beltoved peosher it “itaTy. Cative erine and Della O'Neill of 2216 G_st. nw." Funeral will be held from Tims othy Hanlon's funeral parlors H . on Thursday, October_? a.m. Requiem mass ai St s Church at 9 am. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. (Pleass omit flowers.) PALMER. MA LLE R. On Monday. tober 21 5. at_the residence of E Blanche E. Murphy. MABELLE PALNER. PEervices: anainterment 4 Harrisburg. Pa. PAPINEAU, HENRIL day, October 21. 1 the " Conard Oc- Suddenly, on Mone at his residence, Mabel Howe Pap Thursday. Octoner - Hysong's ‘parior. 1 terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. PARKER, EDWARD L. On Monday. Oc- tober 21 at_the Georgetown U iospital. EDWARD. . d "husband. 6f Louise Osborn Parker { %30 Kentucky ave se. ~Funeral trom H. M. Pad i Wednesday. terment Cedar Tate resid on Wednesday, Oc: thence to St.Stephen’s f‘hu‘ch |nrrr requiem mass will be of« ve: Pinterment On Tue am., BARAH beloved ‘wife of Charles au om_her late resi- dence. 2801 Rhode Isiand ave. n.e Thursday. October 24. at 11 am. atives and friends irvited to atte Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. PIERCE, MARIE HRF“DR D’nn"'d thv! o Mount life cn Monday her__residence E B her ot e deatin MARIE B mt‘u‘r Call meet 1935, 8 p. ARLOTT] CENEVA TIPPELT. Dt RAMSTAD. CARL. Suddenly, October 20 1445, CARL RAMSTAD. be- ved husband of Mary E Ramstad of S Lawrence st. ne.: father of Wes a on_Sunday, neral services and military 3 pm. Relatives and IOA'I“ grlfi\i fREDEIH(K sAdrn.l.L 3. FRANK. October 1 F) Oliver Cemetery SHUTE, DR %\\'ILL KERFOOT. da. er 1 hi by interment at Upperv m'\- 50\\'IAG> FKA\(‘E‘ M. On ‘\!undn'; October 19. o rensdence. K40 50 NALD SPEAR._ belov R. Spear. Funera Roieag> TAYL oR. KITTY. | Deper ¥, October 2 Hotpital Kr-r\ TnLoR resting at o orlan ave. Bw Culpeper, Suddenly n a.m. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery omit flowers.) In Memoriam, CAKID'IN REV. \'.l'l’H.l\‘l\_El. MONROE. Rev. 4 who died four years ago today, October 19: &iieore And kind tn heart and mind What s besutiful memory he left behind. HIS DEVOTED SON. REV. ROLL. Falls Church, Va. CARTER, SARAH A. Sacred to_the mem- or: ur ot SARAH A. cARn:R Through years you strugeled on: Those hands that rest foreve Are the ones that made our home. We,took our sorrows all to sou. mooth our troubled bro luds awas, EMMA. AND We" could_not. forget you now BEVOTED ' CHILDREN. JESSIE,” MARGARET NDSAY. JOHN ROBERT. A tribute of e memory of our father, JOHN u years ago today. October 22, Today recalls the memory Of a loved one laid to rest And Ihn!! who think of him today Are the ones that loved him the best. Nolhml can ever take away he love the heart holds dear, Pond menfin"fi nkn(vr ex\fry day, Remembrance keeps him near HIS LOVING DAUGHTERS. * ODLER, MARGARET CLARK. beloved .dnuzhlu of Mary C. and the late J. Blake Clark. who died_twenty-five years ago today. October 1910, Annie versary mass at Holy Comforter Chnrch. Beloved and remembered by mother. YLOR. WILLIAM F. Sacred to_the TAmEmm‘v of my devoted husband, WILe LIAM F. TAYLOR. who cassed to the great bevond eisht vears ago today. Oce tober Till mrmor\ fades and lifs departs You will live forever in myv heart Gone and forgotten by some you may be. But never by me who will always love thee. None knows the depth of my deep regrety But I'll remember when others forget. Sadly missed . FUNERAL DIRECTORS Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1‘13 Beventh !LN W NAtlo“al 2473 odern_Chapel CHAS S ZURHORST ~co. 1 EAST CAPITOL ST soPhonns Lincoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE (0. the successor to nor connected with ‘);e.ltg:r tnn W R spenil establishment, NAtional 2892 . J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. A N Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Ph w‘z:mx(me 3034 M St W. e !stzhsuhed 1841 323!;?15LN— FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY 8% 5 Artistic Floral Designs by EXperts. Night Phone. Clarendon 261-J-1. GUDE BROS. CQ. Floral Pieces 1412 P St. NW. ___ NAtional 4276 "GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLOI MODERATE PIKCIB. ~I’BONI IAT. 010' and sundsys Cor. 14th § Eye