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Evening star., 1908-12-22
MUST FACE CHARGES HERE.
William Davis and Alice Allen to Be
Brought by Deputy Marshal.

William Davis. who was recently arrest
cd il Philadelphia by Detectives Baur
and CornWe'l to answer a charge OF hav-
ing ViCtilnized several local merchants by
operating the tiln-flam game. is TO he
brought here tomorrow by deputy mar
shal Alice Allen alias Reed, colored.
will b. brought here with him. she being
charged with grand larceny. The woman
was given q hearing before United
States commissioner several days ago,
while Davis was given q hearing yester-
day.
Davis. II is charged operated the en-
Ve.opc game at three business houses
July II last. and witnesses WHO appeared
IN Philadelphia yesterday fully identified
him as the alleged crook. 1t is charged
that Davis asked for change at each OF
the three places where he IS alleged 10
nave obtained sums of money. succeeding
il is charged by confusing the clerks and
shifting envelopes.
The colored woman is alleged 10 have
stolen $40 worth of jewe,ry from tne
boarding house Of Mrs. w. IL. Hayes. ?%o
X street northwest. where she was en-
ploycd as Il domestic. ]: is charged that
the woman remained in The house only
long enough In get passes sion OF th.
icweli!. SIe denies that shc stole ;le
ic"r'rN. although part OF il was found IN
her possession at the time oflher arrest
Evening star., 1908-12-22
HEALTH WORK IN SCHOOLS
HOW BATTLE AGAINST CON-
SUMPTION IS FOUGHT.
Supt. Stuart and Others Address
/ Members of the Monday
J Evening Club.

What the officials of several branches
OF the District are doing toward stamp
ing out tuberculosis was discussed last
night at a meeting of the Monday Even
ing Club in the y. NJ. & A. building
Speeches were made by A. T. Stuart
superintendent of schools: DR.. George NJ
kober. vice president Of the Assocat ed
Charities; William H. Baldwin of the As
sociatIon fox the Prevention Of Tubercl.-
losis. and Miss Eugenia NJ. Bray. secre-
taTy of the same association
Supt- Stuart laid stress on the work
that could be done and which is being
done by the students and teachers in the
which must be adopted Tn order to stamp
out the white plague. The normal
schools are now using in their regular
course the book on tuberculosis furnished
by the Association for the Prevention OF
Tuberculosis.
Mr.. Stuart spoke OF the work being done
by the twelve medical inspectors in the
schools, but he said that he hoped to see
in the near future several times tha,
number While the school authorities car
do great deal toward assuring proper
ventilation and the proper location OF
school buildings. more medical inspectors
would be great help. Mr.. Stuart is
strongly OF the opinion that there should
be more Fairgrounds and holds that the
playground for the school children is one
OF the strongest weapons in the fight
against consumption and other forms OF
tuberculosis.
Mr.. Baldwin spoke OF the law passed
by Congress to check the disease. He
said that in three months after the law
was in force nearly 800 cases of tubercu-
losis had been reported to the health de-
paT;ment of the District. The wisdom
of this measure, he said. is appealing
more strongly to the physicians of the
city every day. He declared that he
could see no III effects from the workings
of the law.
He told of the eXamina ton of sputum
from suspected cases, and said that OF
30 eXamina tions nearly half showed the
disease. He said also that a record is
kept of all the cases secretly reported to
the health officials up to the time of thei1
recovery.
Miss Bray spoke of the phase of the
subject presented to the social workers
She said that the charity workers pro-
vide help for the families of the working
men who have to go into the country to
escape the first rayageS Of the disease,
and generally pay TO the mans family
the amount of his wages while he is not
working.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
HELPING HER ARTISANS.
Japan's Method Of Recouping Cos
of the Russian War.

Instead of recouping the cost of its
great war with Russia and incidentally
protecting it's home industries by tariff
regulations, Japan is adopting the
policy OF helping it's manufacturers to
experiment on the manufacture of Sc
lected foreign products at government
expense. and thus check the import Of
foreign goods 1t has also decided to
import the less expensive kinds of
machinery, such as finishing machines
for cotton and silk fabrics. paper. paper
ware, glass, metal ware and porcelain
making machines which can be utilized
by the smaller factories, and TO hire
them out to producers. Mr.. Shoji an
expert, has recently been sent to Eu-
rope to purchase these machines which
will be lent free of charge for two or
three years to those manufacturers who
are experienced and enjoy public con-
fidence. in order to awaken interest in
the use of machinery. In defense Of
this scheme. it is explained that wages
in Japan have been rapidly increasing
and will cintinue to do so. and therefore
il is imperative that Japanese manu-
facturers take advantage OF labor
saving machinery to prevent their in
dustries being superseded by those OF
America and Europe. The government.
it is said. has also adopted meas
ures for improving the character and
skill Of operatives with satisfactory
results.
The foregoing is the substance of an
article which appeared in the Japan
Chronicle. and which was clipped and
sent to the Department OF State by Vice
Consul General f. q. Babbit, at Yo-
kohama.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
ENFORCING PURE FOOD LAW
ALLEGED VIOLATIONS RE-
FERRED FOR ACTION
Work of the Health Officer and His
Employees Since Late in July.
Sampling the Milk.

Nineteen cases Of violation OF the pure
food law have been referred to the dis
trict attorney by the health officer of the
District of Columbia since the latter part
Of July Most of them are due to the
sale OF adulterated and impure milk.
Three dealers have been hncd and five
is still after them
The Department of Agriculture has no
corner on the pure food crusade. pr. WI
ley turns things upside down sometimes
and then again he doesn't But in Dr.
Woodward, health officer for the District.
the department has an ally who has been
doing u little effective gumshoe work on
his own account during the past six
months with the result that he has just
made report to Secretary Wilson high
l. gratifying to that member of the cab-
net.
On the oath of last July Secretary Will
son commissioned DIR. Woodward and his
officers and employees to collect samples
of foods and drugs offered for sale or
manufactured in the District of Column
hia. Subsequently the chemists in the
service of the health department of the
District were authorized to make anaIy-
Ses for the Commissioners and De.
Charles T.. MunrOe was comm SSioned as
collaborating chemist.
Since that time DIR. Woodward and the
chemists have been attending strictly TO
business. with the result that they have
examined since they began work. LAS
samples of milk. fourteen Samples Of
lard and forty-Seven samples OF candy.
The analyses OF all these products have
not Yet been completed, but the work is
proceeding steadily. About ten samples
of milk are collected every day.
Thjrty-seven hearings have been held.
of which thirty-three were because of
adulterated milk. three. because Of adul-
teratcd cream and one because OF adul-
terated lard.
Nineteen cases have been referred to
the district attorney for. prosecution" Dr..
Woodward writes. land as result three
dealers have been fined and five have
forfeited collateral. One case only has
been dismissed and that because of an
error in drawing the information
II might add that a larger number of
hearings would have been given and prob
ably large number of prosecutions
would have been brought had il not
been for the fact that the health de-
partment was, so to speak. just getting
its bearings under the procedure neces-
Sary under the act named. and that
hereafter a similar number of analyses
Will. unless there should he an improve
ment in quality of the goods sold. result
in more numerous hearings and the i'm
position of more frequent fines.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
DISTRICT NAVY LAID UP.
Vigilant Is Being Fitted With Win
ter Equipment

The harbor police boat Nigilant, flag
ship of the District navy. was this morn
ing hauled out on the marine railway at
Rennett's boatyard 10 he fitted with the
propeller wheel she uses in winter serv-
ice.
During the summer months the police
tug is equipped with light bronze speed
wheel bull, for service in open water and
to give tic tug speed. This wheel. If used
in ice, would have its blades twisted
and bent out % shape SO Just before ice
making weather comes each year the Wig
ilan; IS hauied out and the light wheel
removed and i heavier cast-iron wheel
is substituted
This winter wheel has seen hard sei'v-
ice in thick ice and stands the poundin .
of the big cakes OF ice very we'll The
work cf removing the light wheel and
substituting the heavier one will be com
plcted this afternoon, and if the tide al
lows the Visiiant will then he launched.
She will be ready to return to service to-
morrow The launches attached to the
harbor precinct station are doing patrol
work about the harbor today in place of
the EiSilant.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
HURT BY FALL ON STAIRS.
Miss A. NJ. Eckbert. Post Office
Clerk. Sprains Her Wrist

Miss A. Nj. Eckbert, a clerk in the chief
clerks office. Post Office Department,
while on her way from the fifth to the
fourth floor of the post Office building.
this morning, slipped on the top step of
the flight of stairs on the east side.
She fell several steps, severely spraining
her left wrist and slightly cutting her
head. When assistance reached her she
was found stunned and helpless
Dr. George E. Corey of the bond diyi-
sion rendered first aid. binding up the
spraned arm. Miss Eckbert was removed
20 her mothers home at l717 (; street
northwest, where she was attended BY Or.
John crayke Simpson and DR.. j. f.
Mitchell.
DR.. Simpson stated that careful ex-
animation failed to reveal fracture To
make certain the arm will he subjected
to an X-ray examination tomorrow He
said. however, the fall was severe and
the sprain exceedingly painful.
Miss Eckbert was resting easy this aft :
ernoon. The wound on the head was not
serious.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
FUNERAL OF J. II. WASHBURN.
Body to Be Buried in Arlington
After Services Tomorrow.

Funeral services for John May Wash
burn, who died at his home. 2145 Califor-
MIA avenue. yesterday. will be held at ST.
Thomas Church at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning. 1nterment will be in Aring-
ton.
Mr.. Washburn possessed the unusual
record Of having served forty years con-
t!nuously in the quartermaster's depart
ment. United States Army. He was a
native of New York, but was appointed in
the quarternaster's department from
Pennsylvania in 1862 when sixteen years
old. Serving efficiently throughout the
civil war. he was rewarded in 1873 by
promotion to the chief clerkship Of tho
Office Of national cemeteries, which he
held until 1898.
When the Spanish war broke out he
offered his services and was placed in
charge of an important branch of the
qua artermaster's department at Tampa.
Later he served with the department in
China and the Philippines. Illness in 1902
caused his transfer back to- this city
Mr. WashbuTn's Wife, who was former
Iy Miss Hannah Wautow of Alexandria.
Va; four daughters. Misses Emma, Lily
and Gene WasIlburn, and Mrs. Herbert
NJ. Hall and two sons. Morgan and Ar
thur Wasnburn, survive him.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Are You Moving? Consult Greater
Washington Express. Phcae Col 2J32.-
AQvt.
Woodmen of America Election.

Inc annual election of officers was held
at a recent meeting OF Georgetown
amp. l2Jtii, Modern Woodman of Amer
ira. and resulted follows: DR. w c.
Barr. past consul; Michael Peter jr con-
SUI; d y. Stanton; adviser; j. s. Greene
banker; James II. Ruth, clerk: CatIett
u. Davis. escort: j. w. Peck: watchmap:
=. +. Fiddell, sentry; DR. Michael j.
Ready, physician. and Messrs. Frank J.
feady. y. j. Garland and DR. Michael
Ready. directors
ne camp was organized about one wear
ago with a membership uf tifty-threc 1t
now has total membership of III, Ar
ftagerncnts have been made to distribute
!" lum""r Of Christmas baskets To poor
Pcop'" o. the Georgetown section Of the
ritN.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Capt. Benjamin Chambers Dead

Fin"ral services for Capt BENJAMIN
Chambers. VINO died AT his nome. Jodc,.
VA. last Saturday. will be held from Tho
nome o. his daughter, t4S NJ street. to-
morrow afternoon at - o'clock Internent
Viii he in Oak Hill cemetery Cant
chambers commanded Company 4 I'd
Pennsylvania Cavalry. throughout the
civil war For more than forty-five. wears
he was a government contractor He
Was a member OF Kit Carson Posi- {;
\. K His wife. three SONS j Edgar
Chambers of Lodge. Va, and Daniel Il
and Albert Chambers of Baltimore and
1wo daughters. Mrs. John Washington ana
Mrs. NJ. l.. Dobyns OF this city. survive
him
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Kodaks and Cameras for Xmas.

AL! Cameras sold at g. discount Column
bia Photo. Supply Co. 1854 n. Y. ave. II. ".
de13-I1t,3
Evening star., 1908-12-22
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS STAMPS
Number of Business Men Purchasing
the Little Stickers

MSS May Petty reported today that
among the many Washington business
houses that are using the Red Cross
Christmas stamps on their correspondence
are G.. q. Cornwell. Golden & Co. Parker.
Bridget & Co. Mr.. Pfeister. Demonet and
". II. Cooper. She also stated that
George Bell. an offi"e boy employed at
Golden'S. has been purchasing the tubef-
cuoss stamps AT his own expense and
placing them on letters and packages sent
out by the firm
Many stamps are being sold at the
GenrgetoNr branch post office by Miss
Mamie Fatten and Robert Murphy. The
American National Bank officials vii.
bring the matter of using the stickerS on
the banks correspondence before meet
ing nf the directors today. The downtown
sales are reported brisk a Christmas
draws near.
Evening star., 1908-12-22

Tree ornaments, toys. Gould>s, %2l 9th Il. W.
-AdVt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Full Dress Suits for Men
Funeral of Prof. w. B. Carr.

:aultlessly tailored Icy Owen. IL; 11th.
tCiVt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22

W. P. Moreland, resident Of Vienna.
Va. came TO the city yesterday to make
some Christmas purchases. incidentally
he purchased some of the nee essarieS Of
life. such as beefsteak and pork chops. A
new suit of clothes. pair of kid shoes
some candy and peanuts We're included
among his other purchases. No. wanting
To be burCiened with many psickacas
wlie waiting for "A car last night, the
N'rginian stopped at n restaurant near
th" north end OF tho Adueduct bridge and
eft them. Later II" returned for them
and Vas surprised to tiud they had dis
appeared The police were asked to find
Jhc missing property.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
The Finest Poultry Obtainahle.
Santa Meets Up" With Robbers.

Golden&Co.'s Milk-fed Chickens. Dealers
--Advt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22

Funeral services for Prof. w r. Carr,
y no died at the Emergency Hospital Sat
urday, will be held this afternoon a 1 80
o clock from the residence of his son, DR..
William p. Carr. 141S l. street. Inter
ment will be at Leesburg, Va. tomor-
row. Prof. Carr. who was ninety years
Old. was for many years professor OF
Latin and Greek in Randolph Macon Col
iese. and during his long career as an
educator owned and conducted several
private institutions of learning. During
the civil war he served in the Con federate
army.
Evening star., 1908-12-22

sit the Art Shop OF Lycett. the Society
Stationcr aud Engravcr, 81 n. Charles
street Baltimore, Md This is without
Doubt one of the most unique Gift Shops
.u .hc -rited States. Goods delivered in
Washington free. Send for our N1nas
4uemoranda book. a neat but helpful little
brochure. containing blank pages for
N1nas shopping. Mail orders carefully
Cz.cutcd.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Mr.. Esau L. Johnson

has much pleasure in announcing 10 pa
irons of the Hotel Johnson and the pub
l. generally that he has secured the yalu-
able services manager of Mr.. Thomas
Mcdonald date manager of Iarvcys,. The
nIbir may rC!X upon receiving every at
tention and courtesy. A prompt and Ell
ticisnt service, combined with really
uigh-claSs cuisine, which Wll he under the
p"rsCual supervision of Mr.. Mcdonald. All
the seasons specialtes. Special luncheon l.
10 :. Banquet parties and aftcrtheater sup
perS will he made a leading feature by
! ~ mana cement. Mr.. Mcdonald will be
pleased to see all old acquaintancss.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
VICTIMS OF BURNS.
Death of Dora Neidfelt-Walter
I.arson's Condition Improyed.

Dora Neidfeldt, the twelve ycar-old girl
V no ws1S taken to the Emergency Hos
pital yesterday morning suffering from
burns received as a result of her cloth
ing catching fire while assisting her
mother in preparing lunch at her home,
2311 street northwest, died at that insti-
tuition last night.
The condition of Walter Larson, eleven
wears of age. who was burned about the
hands and body as result OF playing
with matches and was later removed to
the Caspalty Hospital, Is today report ed
10 be improved
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Russian Furs at Auction.

TomOrrow at SlOan's. 1ip1 g street. II
am. and pm, there will be sold a val
liable collection of ladies' and gentlemens s
fur-lined coats, robes. wraps. NUTS, neck
pieces. floor rugs, auto and carriage robes,
etc There will he hundreds OF pieces to
select from. and the sale offers grand
chance to get expensive fnrs ut Your own
price. Tomorrow is the last day and seats
will he provided for patrons. with polite
attendants to show and explain the diff
fercnt articleS.--tdVt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Randall ADAMS. colored. twenty-three
years of age living at I2G New Jersey
avenue vas removed to the Emergency
Hospital last evening and given treatment
for scalds about his neck and hands He
told the police that he sustained the pain
ful injuries while engaged i'll fight with
an unidentified man at the Cairo Hotel.
the latter, he charges. having aided him
with hot cuffee. Adams was able to
leave the hospital after he had received
treatment
Evening star., 1908-12-22

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Natioual--"The Servant III the House,
S:15 PIN.
Pela lasco-"Yosemite,' Sis pm.
Columbia-Cohan & Harris Minstreis,
s.l5 pm.
Chase 'S-Politc vaudeville. Sis pm.
New Academy-'Sure Shot SAM" S:lJ
pm
New Lyccum Colonial Bellcs,' S:ll
pm.
t;avcty-"CIark's Runaway Girls s:lJ
pm.
Majestic - Continuous vaudeville ana
moving pictures. 80 pm.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Bitten by a Bulldog.

julius Coleman. colored. seven wears; of
age Of ll5s 10Th street northwest. was
taken To the Emergency Hospital vester-
day afternoon by his mother. suffering
from u bite IN his neck. which was in
hicted by bulldog owned by some one
uCar his home. TIr wound MAS rautcriZetl
crd the boy was later taken II his home.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
413 Lbs. Mixed Nuts for soc;

Pure Mixed Candy. 12c; Figs. Zoe; Dates
&c: Citron. lie; Raisins. Sc: Curi'ants. Sc;
Atmore's Gel. Mincemea: 10c; Plum Pud
ding. 19c; Butter. soc; Eggs. 3or: :; cans
Fish Roe &c: Pears. 7c; Tomatoes. 6i2c
bottles Zoe Vanilla. 25c: Pound Cake
Gresh). 19c. J. r. d. PyleS' stores.
dc..2-3t
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Free Demonstration Van Houten's
COCOA All THIS WEEK.
You're invited. Jas. u. Donueily. 14th &

No. ] engine company responded ~ a
local alarm Of fire this morning d bout 2::iH
o'clock and found blaze in the shed in
rear OF the house os Isabella Williams.
1166 Goth street northwest. The Are
started from cause which could not be
determined and excited the occupants OF
a number OF houses In 20:h street and
vicinity. About 800 damage resulted.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
The Best Place to Buy Your

Fruits. Vegetables.
Groceries. Wines and
Liquors is
P X Chaconas'.
9th and La. ave.
Main 40 and III.
Home Dressed Chickens
apd Turkeys
at lowest prices de17-It
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Fruit Cake for Xmas.

Made in Tho HON" way Of the best in
-edicntS and clean. choice fruit. Any
; zc ,5c IL. Delicious homemade Pies
delivered direct. .lc. Holmes Bakery.
1t and streets. Phones Lincoln liiu
and Hi
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Hotel johnson Cafes.

Just received d choice Shipment Of Mob
jack bays Illisll-2rade oystersl. They are
solid, fat and fine favored. For ST steaming
par excellent. Try our special lunch and
table dc llote dinner.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Don't Overlook Your Christmas

Order fnr Old GLORY.
What would %maS be without a supply
"f this satisfying. hea1thful dark beer?
Phone W. -tiJ, AbnerDrury Brew. Go.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Coal for Private Residences.

We pay most careful attention to its prep
aration. and feel that we can now guaran
tee 10 our customers coal that IS free o
dirt and slate. j. Maury Dove Company
-NlIt
Evening star., 1908-12-22
A Supplv of Heurich's Eears

will insure a ''Merrv Xmas in your
household. order a case or two of these
famous beers tomorrow. > doZ MaerZ"n
or Senate. SI.75. , olCz. Lager. 81 30: hot.
rebate, SOC. Postal OF phone w 1t;h'.
Evening star., 1908-12-22

via Washington Sunset route Tourist
sleeping cars without change. Berth. s. ~
A. j. Poston, G.. A, 305 + st. nv; 10
10Th St n.w.-AdVt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
CITY ITEMS.
If Too Busy With Xmas

preparations to give thought to tie mat
ter now, bear in mind that LIEGER, S1i
7th NV, renovates mattresses for s.: ol
with new ticking for 81 Wagons call.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Formerly of 10th and F Sts.,

* now located at 5i1 11th st. NV. b.
ueen f and r, and 119 1ith street All
yaadies GJc per pound.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
C. A. Muddiman & Co.

~, ->ti" Electric and Gas Drop Lights.
Natl. Inverted Lights, Art pomos.
Inp{ u ST GIG Eth st
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Disease Germs
Cannot harm healthy human
bodies. We cannot have healthy
bodies unless we have pure blood
the kind OF blood that Hood 5
Sarsaparilla makes.

This great medicine has uuealaled unap-
preached record for purifying and enrichiug the
blood.
II cures scrofUs eczema. eruptionS cata.rh
rheumatism, an"na. nervousness. that tired
feeling. dyspepsia loss of appetite. general de-
biiity. aIid builds the whole system
Get II ,"dStv in the usual liquid form. or. in
chocoatcd tublet form called Sarsatabs.
Evening star., 1908-12-22

Money to lend at and SO on real estate
Frank L. Rawlings Co.. 1905 Pa. ave
Advt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Making Millwork to Order

is Il special feature Of Our business. Ge
our prices Eisinger Bros. "lo9 7th nv
de21-d .eSu.2
Evening star., 1908-12-22

An alarm OF fire was turned in last
evening about : o'clock from box 80, be-
ca use Of a blaze in the shed in rear Of
the house Of Lawrence Battonfe 91l
Sth street northeast The blaze was eX-
tinSuished before any serious damage
had been caused.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
GOOD Cheer" for Xmas Guests.

John 7. Crowley's 'Criteriou' Whiskey is
holiday favorite. Old. mellow. nutty in
flavor. Delivered to any address: 81 Jull
qt. S'1 18th NV. Postal or phone.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
9TH and T SITS. Star Branch Office

~ the rate of cent per word Wanfe-
= ~ Advertisements are received at C',.is-
" Il. b Drug store. 1th and 4 81 NV ami
aEI sent Immediately 10 The Star office
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Christian Xander's Xmas Beverages.
A Special Invitation Is Hereby Ex-

The largest and best appointed stock in
e,, country Quality House. :AE' 9TH.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Snall's Flowers for Christmas.

18th and {; sts., Washington: Waldorf
astoria and 11J3 Broadway. New YORK
Adyt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
No Other Cakes surpass Klenk's.

the finest Fruit and Pound Cake in town
Homemade Minre Pies a speciality. Stands
In all markets. Phone West 500. Or bakery
2l2@ I. st. NV. dclS, It, -
Evening star., 1908-12-22

Gifts for Physicians at Gilman ..
GOT Pa ave: handbags. obstetrical cases,
vial cases. ETC.; complete line: all prices
Advt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Protection. Best Service, Interest

-three of the many advantages enjoyed
by depositors in banking dept. OF nion
Trust Co, 18th & II sts- Interest on all ac-
counts, deposits subject to check.-Advt.
Evening star., 1908-12-22

Blooming Plants. Ferneries, Palms,
make acceptable gifts. Shaffer. 18th & I.
-Adyt
Evening star., 1908-12-22
A Dainty Floral Tribute.
Best Service to California

from Guide will make IL most accepta
Nmas gift, 1214 F.-Advt