Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 04, 1912, Page 2, Image 2
2 THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1912. Dainty New Things for Baby Folk L. H. Bat ft Co. or Nwr hav achieved a wonderful success ta the fashioning of exquisite Bttle dresses for infants, and it 1 the inimitable charm and dainti ness of the dresses from this firm that hare made our department of Infants Wear so widely popular. It is Terr important that in fants' garments be made of ma terials which will not irritate the baby's delicate akin, and we pay particular attention to the elec tion of fine, soft, smooth-flnlshel fabrics. For Long Dresse and Skirts we use fine, soft nainsooks and sheer lawns: some styles are plain, others have dainty hand embroidery and featherstltchlng. still others are more elaborately trimmed with fine lace or em broidery, insertions sod edgings. Prices very reasonably at 50 to S4.75 Short Dreaees for Ages 9 to 6 rears are made of dimity, lawn and nainsook In the clever little French styles, with full or pleated skirts. Effectively trimmed with fine laces or Swiss embroHer', pretty medallions of lace or embroidery and plainly showing the painstaking care spent la their mak ing, which gives each little dress tn Individuality apart from other makes of French dresses. , Prices range from $1.50 to $5.00. We also show a complete line of Russian style dresses which Best ft Co. hav brought out especially for baby boys; many mothers also find this style more becoming to the small daughter than the French style. The Russian styles are made of lawns, piques, linen and madras, finished with embroidery edging and little touches of band work. Sixes 1 to a ear. ; Priced at S1.00 to $3.50. . ,r Clever Little Coats for Ages 2 to 10 Years We are fortunate in having the exclusive agency in Omaha for the children's coats mad by Michaels ft Bedlach, on of the foremost firms in the country. The splendid material!, such a serges, English mixtures and all-wool shepherds' checks, together with the fine workmanship and perfect fit of these clever coats, give them a distinctive and dressy appearance. They come in box and reefer styles and the now popular English cutaway front Large sailor collars, many styles with detachable wash collars aod cuffs, other modal with trim mings of buttons and braid. Sixes for age I to 10 years. Prices J5.00 to J12.50. Footwear for Tiny Feet W carry tb celebrated BonlU ahoes for babies. W hav found, after careful comparison and study of shoes mad for tiny feet, that the Boulta la the best fitting and th beat quality soft sole shoe old anywhere. Canvas, fin kid and velvet or with patent leather vamp and soft kid top, In all colore. 500 to 85 ; Ankl Tie In all color of Kid, Velvet and Canvas, 500. 1 Baby moccasins In dainty styles, made Of soft kid with lac or ribbon trimming, also featherstitch-. Ing color ot whlt. pink and blu 50 75 nd S1.0O. Spring and Summer Catalogue Now Ready. ,1518-20 FARNAM STREET Oar tkumlogao how everything la IWiy Wear Bead for it. ar moving their families and belongings to higher land. Water la within X yards ot Laforga. a point In Jsw Madrid count v never heretofore reached. Ftar ef thi Inadequacy ef the levee te held the blab waters ef CaruthersrUle haa caused some residents of that place te come to Mai den lor safety. t , , ItalM Hn.l4t, , , CT. LOUIS, April 1-Wi the atlssla etppt river (ansa bar deleter;. feet the weather gar today In aae ateJ forecast predicted a further rl ef 1.1 feet. On the t- Louie aide ef th river feet 1 considered the denser Mne. Bine recent Improvement In the levee system t East St. Louta th dan ger Una there I 8 feet. The epedal foreosst issued try the weather bursa Is as follows: - "The river at St. Louis will begin te lies Wednesday night and will reach a state ef thirty-one feet by Thursday night' The effect ef the Missouri river nee will have passed by Sunday morning. Th Mississippi at Dubuque has earned, eauatnc Increased rise above HannlbaL The stage at St. Leu la will remain at er slightly abeva tblrty-ene feet for several days. - dim rtaalaa at Mewahla, ' MEMPHIS, Tend.. April l-With water pouring ever the lewlande through bait a dosea gaps la private levee south ef , Carre and wasting the main embank- meats at several point, the flood sttue- Ho along the Mississippi mar thta mora itn7 Is grave. Officially tt Is predicted that the stag at Memphis will reach forty-rive feet. Testrrday rorty-foar feet was forecasted ee the probable saMlmuia. bet today the aredtetfea was revise. At T o'clock this aasnemg the gaog ehewed tt feet, a rise ef Jt since 1 o'clock Mat asrht. Ooverunant officials ar still optlmUtls that they will hold th river within hound. S tar all the main lereee ar Intact, although several points are re garded as dangerous. The government ! embankment Immediately weet ef Hick. (man. Ky- wbk protecta th ReeKoot .lake bealn. and several west Kentucky I counties, the White river front at Modos, Ark., sad the levee aear Linda, Mo., ar jgtvmg the greatest eoocern. Fifteen ret Wate la Mlekaaaa. Breaks la srlvate leveee at Bird Point .and near Commerce Mow, and at Hick man. Ky, havs relieved the situation at I Catra and the flooding of that city which I was threatened yesterday probably will Ik averted. At Hickman, tha factory dls jtrtot, where the levee broke Monday sight. Is la undated to a depth ef trout i fifteen to twenty feet thla morning and .jthe business district Is almost covered 'wkh water. New Madrid. Mo, and Cb tambsa Kr, alas are flooded. The ga plant and th sewerage pump ling statlea ta North Memphis went out .of eoaiiiilssloa hut Bight. Early today ith supply ef ga waa cut cff. I'ntll the i water raced ee Memphhj will be without that commodity. The flooded are la th jaortbera eectwa ef the city I rapidly la I creasing. It la estimated that is or (mere famlliee bar been driven from their lesmee aad practically every Industrial stent ha that district has suspended loperations. TB.ee Meat Ilpwu4 LOUISVILLE. Ky, April (.-The reaoua party that left Fuitaa. air., lau laat laught t ssarck far three saea said te ibev beaa killed while they were Inapect- .lag tracks along the Illinois Central rall (reed. did sot report today, : j Tk tare victim were: K. F. DCPOT8TBR, Illinois Central road eupervlsor. Fallow. Ky. J. A. HENRT. Jackson. Mia. X. DAVIJJ, tlramaa, Jackaon. Team. The men war Inspecting Hie track for Jveshoms, Forty mile south af Fwtn khetr traia went tbrou bridge, ec jCercHii ta th report reoetred here. Mle tataug at WvtsBmrg. fTTTSBrRO. April 1 Heavy volumes jef water eamlng out ef the AliegnenT (rteer for the laat twenty -four noun bars Cad a sharp rate la the OMe river and weather bureau her smwuncee that )twsr or mora feet win to registered . New Nebraska Mayors Alllanc W. O. Barnes ( ) Alma J. B. Billings (rep.) Ashland.... Hugo Wlgglnhorn Auburn Higgins Banaon. .. .Joseph McGulre (dem.). Blair , . .W. U. Haller (rep.) Broken Bow.. Andrew Snyder (clt.) Clay Center J. E. Wheeler Crawford O. McKelsey (clt.) Crete Drwdla (rep.) Falls City W. 8. Leyda (cit.j Florence.... 0org Boransoa (alt.) Oeneva..;.-, j.. ,W. H. Blslen felt.) Hebron John McOlllle (rep.) Holdrege. . , , .a Kngstrora (united) Humboldt. , J.t. Dnvt (clt.) Leitogton.. .....W. H. Wlsda McCook D. F. Hoatlff (rep.) Mlndea J. H. Cardwslt (alt.) Nloa ...,F. O. Bothenfleld Orleaas... .....J. C. Oay (cH.) Oaoeol..... U Snyder Pawnee a E. Wherry (rep.). Plattamouth. .. ,J. P. Battler (dem.) Hone., N. C. Heydon (rap.) Randolph U F. Holts (prog.) Red Cloud. .. .0. W. Turnur (rap.) South Omaha... Tom Jloetor (dem.) Sutton... Jacob Bander (clt) Scott Bluffs F. Alexander Tecumseb William Ernest Valley ,C. B. Nicbola (dem.) Weeping Water. .F. II. Oorder, (clt) Wymor J. A. Reuling Tkamah.....A. M. Anderson (cit) Ord I J. H. Carte before sight. Tb high water I caused by renewed rain about th headwater of the Allegheny tor the laat three day. A have FUeel Stasia at Kewkak. KEOKUK. la.. April l Th Missis sippi river passed the flood (tag bar today by two fast two inches, the gangs reading aUteen feet two Inches. The top ef the power cofferdam la enly three feat above the water. Service on the Burlington railroad te tb south baa been discontinued again. be postmaster at Stuart, vice John Wi Warts, resigned, and J. H. Overman, for postmaster at Stella, were aent to tha senate yesterday for confirmation. P. M. Waleett ef Valentine Is spend ing several days In Waahlngton on bust ness st the bureau ot Indian affaire. C. N. Wright of Scott's Bluff, repre senting tk trl -elate ditch., called en Congrsasmari'Klnkald today. Mr. Wright I taking up with the redamatloa bureau tha matter of obtaining water from ,th govermaamt dtteh for Ma project. Congressmen Lebeck has gon to Now Tork city for th dlatrlct commute to make further study of ths matter ef the proposed plants In Wsshingtoa for burning gmrbs. J. V. Kendall ef Omaha waa a caller at Congreaaman Lobeck's orflc today. Hs Is spending a lelaurely three days in the capital with a boat of other Easter vacation vllsters. Jack Johnson Will Be Prosecuted on Smuggling Charge CHICAGO, April I -Jack Johnson, world's champion pugilist, wlU he preas eutad by the I'nlted States gorem merit for smuggling unless ths sura of . paid a penalty tor secretly brtnglag a M.M diamond aecklaea into thta coun try from Europe without paying duty. COMMITTEE FOR IKDIAH BILL (Continued from First Page.) ataakere Aah Frwtertlaa. repreaeotlng MS Nebraska bank, has asked through O. E. Johnson of Omaha, manager of the protect! v department, that congress legislate to protect them from swindles through ths sale ef artort gaged property and from loaaa of money obtained under fals pretenses. It is claimed that ear present Canadian treaty does not make such offense ex traditable, aad that a trip to Canada is sit that la necessary for a swindler te protect himself after having defrauded the hanks la tha manner mentioned- It la claimed that many losses have beaa auatalned through tb defect which caa- grees la asked to remedy. Sllbert gawks Preaaettea. r. 8. Gilbert, a former anrveratty stu dent at Lincoln, wb for many year has beea vie consul at Nanking. China. Is now in Washington taking nsmiaatlees preparatory to saearlag a prearaMlesi to become full eonaul. Mr. Oltbert' family remained la China, where be exports ta return wben he haa completed bis tests fw. promotion. Westrrw Matters of lateraot. Ed P. Peck of Omaha I Waahlngtoa visitor, having came east ea business- 1 Tb colony of attorney Interested la th argument ef the Minnesota and other rate cases befcr tb aupnrm ooart this weak was further enlarged today by tha arrival of Royal Jobneon, attorney gen eral of South Dakota, aad P. W. Dotarh erty at Den Rapida, a D, es msaal tor tb Soatk Dakota nallaray amsaleelo. Th bill of Ceagrissms Stapbena ta aarmtt the taastiisuOuu of a bndaa across tb Missouri river at South Hots City waa reported favorally by th Interstate Comsrc eonmttt raatardsr. , Th assess C Bobsrt B, CbJttlck to Columbian League Asleep for Season CaiCAOO, April l-W1lllam C. Nleeen. o of th prosotara of tb Columbian Baseball league, announced tonight that the organisation would to reprsaontad la tha United States league. Kiesea further aid tb I'nlted State leagu a aspen would open Msy 1 and does Oct. I. A schedule of games would to forthcoming in a few days, a said. "W will bold a meeting la Pittsburgh April M to cwniplete plena for the year. All ef tb teams saw ar signing plaarrs, and w mu to ready to play ball whan th season oeene. May I," asM Klesen. "For th present tb Columbian Isague is sleeping, but tt la Bot Seed. It win to vary much alive next year, I think." Tk schedule te said to be la the haad of Marshall Henderson of Plttaburgh, secretary ef the United States leagu. White Sox Seconds , Beat the Eourkes JOPL4N. Ma. April t-Tbe asMod dlri alaa of tb Cox Aaasrlean today de feated Omaha at th Western Isagwa. Saor: R.HaV Chicago l Omaha 1 I rlstterlea: Chicago, Pens. Kierts end Block; Omaha. Ittcka, Fttitreea and Arbe- 4. . !-. aillUed Espwrt, ta Dead. stlNNFiA-POUa Mfnn., Apra t. -James M. Logan, agad . well known as a bil liard player la the northwest. Is dead at hla borne nee. Tb body wUI to take te Marten, Iowa, Mra. Letaa's former home, for Inter meat. Law CartaiB Sal Heaaar, Apr! Stk. Ke.S stack af lace certain goes ea sale at prtee eaw-tntrd lees than regular Orchard WUbeim Carpet Ca. PsraalU to smefc ie, Ail dealers. etrd om Will Aid. WASHINGTON. Aprfl t Ttlearams srsra aent frasa th National Red Croea headoaartare here today e vernora Mocreery ot Kaanseky aad Hadkry of Miesoari aeatin that KOS would to sent ta each ef ttoa state tk sarlea ef a local fund for flood eorferere. The Red Croea wiii also sand a aaaa hat tha need dtstrtrta aad will bee. I tmtnh with eoitdltlona a th Cos snu down to Mlsstsaippa. BANNA SENDS IN MESSAGE! Mayor of Bti Koine Outlineg Work of City Administration. SILKS TO PfiOCTJSE HA&X05Y Preside at af Mine Werkrra' l'ala few District Thlrteea Seta A writ It far Recwavealag ef District Detegatra. (From a Staff Correspondent.) DES MOINES. la.. April 1 (Special Telegram.) Jreater economy In. the ex penditure of public funda, continuance of the policy of normal and material prog ress and harmony in the dty council. were urged by Mayor llanna in his an nual mesaage to the new council today. Mayor llanna stands for good roads. He recommenda narrower paving In the residence district and the use of the King road drag on dirt streets. Me urgea the Immediate erection of the market house and river Improvements In the way of flood protection and beautlflcation of the river front. He asserts that he la in favor of tha establishment of a mu nicipal vrorkbouee to car for the minor offenders and tha opening ot rescue homes for fsllen girls. Dare fer Mlae Ceafereace. W. H. Kodgere, president of the Mine Workers' union of District No. It, today aet Thursday. April U. as ths date for the reconvening of the district delegates In Das Moines. Ballota on the referen dum vote on the proposed wage scale formulated in Cleveland were distributed. Ths vote is to be tsken on April 1 and the ballot are to be in the hands of the. district officers by April tt. Water Cewrt Adioansa. The water court, appointed by the su preme court to hear testimony and ar rive at an appraisal of tha water com pany'a plant and bu"ines. adjourned the session scheduled for today until to morrow morning. Th court adjourned several months ago. when Judge Mc pherson Issued a restraining order against the city's going ahead with the con demnation. Threw RepaMlraa Coavealloas. Three republican county conventions were held In low today, two of which Instructed delegates to tha state con vention to work for the nomination ot Senator A. B. Cummin They were Cerro. Gordo and Carroll countlee. The Linn county convention waa controlled by the Taft forces, who Instructed dele gate for the president. wa found and placed In car of a Physidan. H will die. BRYAN SAYS PARTY FIGHT IS AGAINST REACTIONARIES (Prom a Staff Correspondent.) TIES MOINES. April t -(Special Tale gram.) William J. Bryan declared him self here tonight to Iowa democrat a favorable to either Wilson or Clark and dead opposed to both Harmon and Under wood; also as distinctly saklng his Iosra Ii lends under no circumstance to use his name as a candidate. Ha addressed the Jefferson club In the afternoon; also tha Jefferson banquet in the evening, where he spoks to sbout f. "I think I can to ef snore set ilea to the party helping the progretsivs In each slate who Is strongest as against any reactionary," said Colonel Bryan. "I have been trying te gat the progrea elves to unit against reactlonaiiaa. That, It oeema to me, l tb real fight In eur party. What her th progressives or re aeftonartes win control." ' John T. Hamilton of Cedar Rapida and Prank OTonner of New Hampton also epok at th banquet. ' The Jefferson club elected John Holland of this city to be piestdent , , IOWA BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTS DUNN LAW DEAN CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia-, AprU 1-J. a Dunn of Boston. Mas., waa appointed desn of the Iowa Law school at a meet ing of the Bute Board of Education tor thai afternoon. Dunn waa formerly an Instructor In law, but has been prao Uelng la Boston for th I sat tea year. Deaa Scott takes ths professorship of law st Harvard university. IOWA CITT, la., AprU t-Prof. F. E. Bolton, bead of the department of edu cation at Iewa university, today ae oepted a similar position st th t'nl varsity ot Washlr.jten st Seattle. J. L. Oltlln. assistant professor of economics, baa accepted a position as head of th new social survey depart. merrt at Wisconsin university. This de partment la tha first of tha kind created In America. Tries to End His Life. TAMA. la.. April t-(8peclal Tele gram.) Going to tb grav of hla wife. Beth Both, a retired farmer, today at tempted suicide by shooting himself. After wounding himself he started to town. Experience Gained While In the Drug Business I hav beaa troubled more er less In the last five years with kidney trouble aad from the experience I gained while la the drug business aad from estforent cases where I have sold - Swamp-Root with perfect eatlsfaotioa te those wbe purchased it, and I aever bad a em! oosaplalnt regarding the medlesne whli I was la business, I waa ta a position to know that It waa a great preparation and It did aet fall me when 1 used K myself. It has osrtalaly afforded as great relief at all times that any kidneys have troub led me and I era 14 aot to without It. I always reeemmsad Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- Root te my frisnds aa I bailer it ta to a ssedlela ef great curative value In ths diseases for which yo recommend tt Sincerely. t D. A. KOONCH, . Columbia, Ala. ' Personalty appeared bsfor nee. this Uth of September, 10S. D. A. Koonce, who subscribed tb above statement and mad oath that tb same ta true la sub stance and la fact. C. T. Harris, Notary Public. CASHIER DEPARTS WHILE FATHER IS SETTLING BILLS MARSHALLTOWX, la.. April 1 -Special Telegram.) The Citizens bank of Story City, a private bank owned by John Swan and managed by blm and his son. V. J. Swan, is closed and M. J. Bwao Is mining. The senior Swan is in Chicago trying to settle with eastern creditors and has not been notified that his bank la closed and bis son, who is cashier, is gone. An unverified report is that the caahier's speculations brought on. the bank's trouble. Terra Gordw for Cam as I as. MASON CITY. la,. April .-(.Special Telegram.r-Cerro Gordo county went solidly for Cummins for president and endorsed John C. Sherwln for supreme court end T. A. Potter for Fourth dla trlct delegate to the national convention. EASTER SPECIAL FREE Thia Sideboard Set, decan ter and six glasses, given away with a gallon or more of Killer's Pure Food Wines. Either Port, Sherry, Angel ica, Tokay or Muscatel $2.50 Per Gallon 75c Per Quart The Pure Food brand of wines are recommended by physicians and used by the best hospitals. A glass of wine at meal itime is Nature's Spring Tonic. Bottle of Wine FREE This week only :n : v, ive vtiii give a uui- tle of Port Wine ree with a quart or more of Miller's Whiskies Hiller'a Straight Whiskey ' 80c per quart. ! . Hiller'i Old Stock Whiskey 11.00 per quart. Hiller'i Standard Whiskey . $1.25 per quart. , Don't forget that IDller's carry the largest assortment of fine Liquors in the west. All the popular brands of Whiskey at wholesale prices. HILLER'S Family Liquor Store 1309 Farnun Street munis Uiret AMISEMCXTS. Bam BOYD'S DAT" OOat. TXTJB., BUT. BAT. SOIHERN & MARLOWE la hsksspsaiana Barparaotra Thurs. Bight: 'Taming of ths 8hrw FrMsy night: "Msrcbant of Vanloe" Sat. matinee: "ftomeo and Juliet" eaturaay nignt: "Hamlet' Prices Mc to tt. Beau Now Selling. ' BEAN DEIS THEATER lu wan BAJZ.T MATxan Paste nays Se Lue 8ABAH BOUrHARDT CAJmeLE""" angsta. la a BOa. la, iso, tas. gML. t Pays, rwm Tnrq maid (&KtaVNwm Si Mas. Brery Say, til. vry Bright, SO AOTABOB9 TAVDBTTLUI Theodora Roberta; JUy noida A Douagan; Juliet: Caraoa Wlltara: The bour fllehle; Th Vwrber Olrl.; Brrtfe and Mildred Pott: KeBOtoseope: Orpbeum Concert Orchestra: Prkgee. Might. Ma. Sc. Wo and lie: Matinee. Me. ben aeats Sc. except eaturaay and Sunday. aVetter so -Dr. aUlaser Oe, rrtn WW Sriag-ltsst Yifl D ist Ts Send to Or. Kilmer Cat. Maghamtsa, M. I. for a saaapss hotba. It wiu esa- vta anyen. Tea will also receive a booklet eg valaake Bsformatloa. tailing aoat th todawy aad baaader. w'bea arrttmg. be aura aad mecttoa The Omaha Dally Hasi, Jtegular fifty -osM aad oe atlar Sis Bottle fur sal at all drag WK'ia, BtAMCE BLPG. OMAHA American Theater realgSt, state. Taea, Tkara, (JsA MISS STA L4.a BBd k rooDWABD rrocz ookpab-t u m giBaT or Tn ooa BTea Ww-rl alOaTZ) SOPg KRUG THEATER Btstlase Today SiBS angat tse MERRY MAIDENS and CHOOCEETA Laprag- DAH.T stn atArurgs The Show That Always Peck Km Teolght and Balance of Wsk MAD A. X-cisew! and Bowery Burleaaiuara with Luna ellgii. Eddl Fitgarald. Sam Brewa. Jark tttlnn. taeW ansae Btattae Xvwry Week Day iiui guadag aod Wea "Vanigr Fmit j Beautiful Easter Hillinery Thousands of exquisite hats on dis play. Thursday we place on special sale a complete purchase of five hundred sample pattern hats. (no two alike) at the extraordinary prices $5, $6.75 and $8.75 Visit our new . children's department..- A complete . selection of children's hats at very popular prices. 1508 Douglas Street ic Q&VETY THEATER iKlow .pen -WITH- Hoivery Hurlesquers AND VCUSE A r,.E Matinee Every Day There's contemplative pleasure in it. Old Age Is the kind ot beer that you Ilk to think of befor you drtnk tor there la mnch pleasure In looking; upon th sparkling fluid and reallilnr that you are going to have a good, satisfying drink.. . The Amber Bottle kp Old Ag ver pure, by preventing light from decaying It Ask for th amber bottle. B 0" P V a i 1 H. I n ja avrrs 1 VELL KHOIVII PARALYTIC WILL EARN A PEIISIOn Curtis l?Tibli8hiBg Co. Will Deposit $5,000 In Trust for Some Public Charity. John Gordon to pare the Interest $25.00 a Month, I hop every reader of The Omaha Bee will help Gordon, the Magaalna Man. to get 77 sub scription to th Ladles' Horn 1 Journal, Saturday Evening foal and th Country Gentleman by April toth price ti e a year each. Frleodiee and paralysed, having neither feeling nor power of notion from waist down un able even to elt upright only aa he supports himself with hla hands: (or yeara thla broke back man has not only struts led to provide for hie own treatment and ' aupport but alee te help other un fortunates. Truly his is a chiv alrous aplrit and that te under the moat adverse circumstances. Two yeara ago to establish a buslneaa he earned a ll.o prise for the Chllde Saving Institute; hla MmmlulflM belna sufficient for his support. A year ago as a final hope of provision for his future he undertook te write 1S.00S subscriptions for the above n.agaslnee for which the publlehera will deposit tkOOe In trust far hla benefit, th prin ciple to revert to aome charity ta b chosen by the vote of hla subscribers Gordon does not handle the money and may never aee it. But tha In terest will bring him t:f a rnseith aa long aa he lives. He haa succeeded In writing nearly . mbaeriptloas, but must have ever se la April or the It. SO can aot b earned I hav sent blm a check for ta. Ge tboa and do likewise. Ton set full value and at the same time you are doing a good dead whk-h le worth more t you than the paltry IX Th Ladies Horn Journal will be t May 1st. Send In your renewals la advance. Now l.i a year. Sav Sac. Joha Cordon' addrese is 2421 Be. :th Street. Omaha. Neb. J Easter Flowers Foar thousaad Easter Lilies at very moderate pries. Aniens, Hyacinth. Clmarians. Hydrangeas and all kinds of spring b loosing plant. Cat Flowers and Decorations. - COME A5D SEE MT DISPLAY" THE LARGEST IS THE CITY. LEWIS HENDERSON FLORIST Phones: Dong. 1258; Ind, A-1358. 1519 FAENAM ST.