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Qards of Thanks CEASAR, ANNIE G. The family of the late Mrs. ANNIE G. CEASAR wish to thank the many friends who sent floral tributes and those who were so kind and ympathetic towards them during their ours of sadness * HACKETT, JOHN F. Th% family of the Jate Mr. JOHN F HACKI wish to con- vey its profound appreciation of the flow- €rs, gifts and other expressions of sympa- thy afforded by rclauves. friends and well- ‘wishers on the passing of their loved one. THE FAMILY. * STEWARY, MATTIE A. The family of the late MATTIE A. STENART wish_to ex- press thanks to the Macedonia Baptist Churrh, the Ministers' Labor League. the athictic club, neighbors and friends for the beutiful floral tribute enc_ expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavemen THE FAMILY. ¢ Braths ABNEY, B. L. _On Thursday. April 18, 1940. B. L. ABNEY of 1309 Corcoran st. w.. loving father of Angeline and Anna: belle Abney. Irene Redd and Nellie Gray: | father-in-law of Harry Pryor and Lawrence | Redd. Many other relatives and_friends slso survive. Remains resting af Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. I ave. n Funeral on Monday. April 22. at 1 from the Metropolitan Bap \ 1225 R st n.w. Rev E. C_Smith officiat- Interment Lincoln Memorial m. ing. tery ADAMS, VERBAL C. On Friday. A 9. 1940, at his residence, Waldorf ERBAL C. ADAMS. beloved husban Effie A Adams (nee Richards) and father | of Mrs Lillian G. Middleton and Vivian | W. “Adams and stepfather of Mrs. Effie Combs : Funeral from his late residence in Wal- | dorf. Md.. on Monday. April 22, at 10 am. | Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. Waldorf, Md - BEIN, BERTHA E. On Friday. April 19 Braths HAMPTON, WALTER D. On Saturday, April 20, 1040, at Children's Hospital, WALTER' D. HAMPTON, beloved son o William D and Marguerite Hampton (nee Gonzalez), of 815 K st. n.e. Remains rest- ing at the T. Frank Murray funeral home, 741 11th st. se. ¥ Notice of funéral later. 5 HANSEN, CHARLES G, Suddenly. Saturday, April 20, 1946, CHARLES HANSEN. beloved” brother of Mrs. Bertha H. Gottsman, Mrs. Beatrice J. Edwards and Marie C. Hansen. Funeral services at his late residence. 4626 9th st. n.w., Monday, April 22, at 3 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. HARRIES, EVELYN L. A goecial meeting of Takoma Chapter, No. 12. 8. is SA1ed for ‘rucedsy: Apty 2%, a1 om for the purpose of attending the funeral of Inte sister, EVELYN L. HARRIES. By order of the worthy matron, INEZ C. BURROWS, Secretary. HARRIES, EVELYN L. Suddenly, on Fri- day, April 19. 1940, at her residence, 1204 Monroe st. n.w. EVELYN L. HARRIES, be- loved wife of Kenneth R. Harries, Services at the S H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st n.w.. on Tuesday, April . at 0 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemeter. 23 ISEMAN: on G. GEORGE L. On Thursday, Acril 18, 1940, at’ New Haven. Conn GEORGE'L_ ISEMANN of University Par Md.. beloved husband of Merceda Iseman: fatiier of Doris Isemann and son of MTs, Minnie_Isemann Remains restine at_the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th n s at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral 001" 14th ‘st ‘n.w. on Monday, 2 Interment Arlington . _ Washington B. P. O. Elks, in’ session of r 30 p.m. Sunday, April 21, for the purrose of Daying_fribute to the mem- orv_of ‘our late _brother. res 00 Cumberlan: 1wt SRR " BerN: widow of Case per Bein. Remains resting at her 'nw; residence Funeral Chureh, 43nd ; o Abri w i\imilt\n\ rd«“ in ed Interment Oak Hill | Cemet 21 | XWELL, OLIVETTE WELLS. On Fri- | d:\“‘onDr. 19. 1940, OLIVETTE WELLS BOXWELL, beloved Alice | Le = erment Berryville, April 22, at 11 am BEENT, FLORA b 0.'at Freedmen's Hospital BRENT, beloved wite of Arthur Bren also leaves to mourn their loss or three nephews. (wo nieces and a other relatives and friends. Remaips may be viewed at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. D.w_. from 5 nm Saturday, April until 12 p.m. Sun Apfil 2 Interment Philadelphia, Pa.. April 22 BRILL, 1940, EDITH T B: scrvices at St. Columbus | and Albemarle sts, niece of Mrs Monday, | April | LORA She aunt, host of | on On Wednesday F] EDITH T. O at_her residence BRILL. Mrs. Katb survived by three brothers a: Remains resting at the Chal b 1400 Chapin st 20 nw Jacob Charles Mass at Church St Mary (Alexandr@ Gazette please copy.) BUTLER. JAM On Wednesday, April 17 1940, ome Hospital. JAMES ' A." BUT husband of Mary L. Butler : Funeral services at ambers fu- neral home, i1th st se. on Monday A 10:30 am. Relatives and friend ed. Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery 21 JAMES A. of 10 am. at h and V s Cemete; The officy Gen, No. 1 yeterans am at the home will Mon Cha funeral wife of the ther of Dr i 7 John Conley ycral from the above April 22 30 am.: S-S Church - where. reatiem 1 be said at 9 a.m. for the repose of her | Relatives and friends invited. _In- ient Mount Oiivet Cemetery. 8 COVEY, MARGARET__ On Thursday. Avril 18, 1940. MARGARET COVEY (nee | Lappin). beloved wife of William B Covey, | daughter of Louisa and Robinson sister_of Robinson. ir. and Abner La Mrs. Mary L. Buckley' and Mrs Services at the Chambers funeral hone. 1400 Chapin_st. n.w.. Monday. April 2 at 11 am. Relatives and friends invi Interment Washington Memorial Park D’AMBROSIO, MARIANA. On v. | April 19. 1940, at her residence. 304 D £ ne. MARIANA D'AMBROSIO. wile of the late Antonio D'Ambrosio and mother of Ettore and John D'Ambrosio. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home, and Mass. ave. ne. until Monday, | &30 am.: thence to Holy ic Church. #ird and F st te offered ends invited. ath st Departed 1040. at : AMY this e o Thrsday, the resigence of e BROWN April 18 devoted Tiorothy crandmoth {(line Lancaster. lsa- | son Roland Brown Mrs. Hazel Thomas and Brown, ir.. J belle and ‘Thelma . | mother of James Jack She also leaves to mourn ‘their i0ss a_ Sister. Agnes Ed- | wards. and other relatives and {riends. Remains resting at Barbour Bros.’ neral home. 48 K st ne. where {1 services will be held Mondéy. April 22. at 1:30 pm. Rev. C R Randall officiating. Interment’ Harmony Cemetery 21 KER, FRISBEY G. On Saturday, April 20,1940, at his recidence. 2001 Kalo. Tama 1d. FRISBEY EIKER, beloved | husband of Katie F_Eiker and father of | Mrs. Ollie Reynolds and Mrs. A. C. Harman, Funeral services at his late residence on Monday. April 22 at 5 pm.* Private inter- | Py SRt () ay morning EWERS, ALICE R. On Friday, April 19, 1940, at her residerice. 4610 15th ‘st, n.we ereat-grand- Ewers, mother of Ba erick H., Alys H.. Elsi Margaret C. Raglai Albert C. Lewis of B: Mrs. Edith Louise O'Dea | Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funcral | home. 2901 I4th st. n.w.. on Monday. April 22, gt 10:30 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 21 FREEMAN, JAMES ANDREW. Departed this life April 18, 1940. at Gallinger Hos- | ital, JAMES ANDREW FREEMAN. H leaves to mourn a wife, Sophia Freeman one stepdaughter. Beatrice Riley: two sons. Bernard and Louis Freeman: two | stepsons, George and Joseph Armstrong; | one sister. one brother and other relatives | and_friends. Remains resting at Ford's funeral home, 1300 South st.. where remains may he viewed after 12 o'ciock Sunday. April 21 Funeral Monday. April 22. at 12 o'clock, from the Evenezer: Church 4th and D sts. se. Interment Payne's Cemetery. FRENZEL, EDWARD W. On Thursd: April 18 1940. EDWARD W. FRENZEL. beloved husband of Mary E. Frenzel. He also is survived by five deughters and two sons Services at _ on Sunday, timore, Mc.. and his late residence. April 21, at 2 pm Cemetery, Fairfax. Va. GEORGIE, CICERO. On Friday. Apriff 19. 1940, at G Hospital, CICERO GEORGIE of . n.w.. husband of the late Laura Georgie. Hemains rosiing at the Malvan & Schey funeral home, N. 7 ave, and R st. n.w Funeral and intefment Sumter. S. C. GRAVES, OTHELLO P. On_Thursday, Ap:il 18. 1040, OTHELLO P. GRAVES of Mass. ave. n.w.. beloved son of Joseph and Nellie ‘Graves ‘and brother of Ernest and Dennis Graves and Ernestine Scho- field. He also is survived by other rela- tives and many friends Remains resting after 12 noon Sunday at his late residence, where funeral services will be held on Monday. April 52, at 2 pm Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrange- ments by McGuire 1* GROVE, WILLIAM P. On Friday. April 19,1940, nt his residence, 1708 Fulton st n.w. WILLIAM P. GROVE. beloved hus- band of Ednu M. Grove and father of Wentzell W. Grove. Remains ' resting at home. 1300 N St n.w.. where services will be heid on Sunday. April 21 at 1. pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Harpers Ferry. W. Va. = 21 Vienna, In. Hysong's funeral | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAlL DIRECTORS Crematorium nd '\llss Ave. N. Lincoln V. L. SPEARE CO. to_nor cnn?eg*edfl W)t{fl 1 R Speare establishmen the orig W Blishin 1009 H St National FUNERAL DESIGNS. "GEO. C. SHAFFER, Inc EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES_ PHONE NAT 0106 open Eveninss Co. 14th & EYe and Sundaye " Floral Pieces GUDE Bkos co Nationa) 4276 1212 F_St. N.W. MONUMENTS. Neither suceessor 89 { Order Today, Pay Decoration Day Beautiful Granite MONUMENTS Forasis 3@ Granite Markers, $10.00 Up Free Delivery Within 200 Miles Lincoln Memorial Works Louise L.|se ton B | OLeary. U | s Laura B. Richa | of ini 2408 Nichols Ave S.E. Open St GEORGE L ISEMANN, enrolled _January 5. 1016, | ho passed to the grand lodse of the hereqtter Apyil 18, 1540 Flk services at Hines. 14th and Harvard sts. n.w. at 8 bm By order of L. MARTIN YOUNG. Exalted Ruler. Atiest: W.'S. SHELBY. Secretar. BETTIE. On Wednesday, ). at her residence. 329 G BETTIE JOHNSON. mother of Cora Clayton. Remains resting at her late residence after Sunday, April 21, 12 | noon | Funeral from Ebenezer M. E Church | Monday. April 22. at 1 pm.. Rev, F. F. King officiating.” Arrangements by Maivan | & Schey. el K JOSEPH A. On Friday. 19, . JOSEPH A. KELL, Daisy Kell, father of Els th _Kell and Arnetta Hickerson, brother of Elvie Kell | of Baltimore. Md.: father-in-law of Made- | lain Kell and Paul Hickerson. Many other | relatives and friends survive. Remains resting _ at Frazier's funeral home, 389 Rb and ave. n.w ice of funeral later. . FLORENCE E. 1940 April husband of On Satu her residence. nw. FLORENCE E. KFL- mother of Jjames H. Kelley n S. Middleton s at her late rasidence on Monday, at 2 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln day. | at b WTON. On Saturday, his howe “near Cedar X NEWTON KING. aged hushand of Clare M. | arles Ward Wood= I» Roland King of Silver Sprin. Mrs. le King of Rockville and Miss Hazel pLuneral services Monday. m. from the Upper Church, Cedar Grove, churchcemetery. % April 22, at 2 | Seneca Md, at tist | Interment | am of Irene Belle 4 s ence Meyers Louis Rem, o at »m._ Monday. 2 eral - services his late residence, 3 Ulah ave. n.w.. on Monday. April p.m. Interment Rock Creek . MOORE, JOHN. Departed this lfe o Thursday. ' April 1S, 1940. at the Alexan: gria Hospital JOHN MOORE. loving hus- | .hz»hmn Moore, devated father of deline Moore. Other relatives o survive Testing at A'P\"l\dr) of John T R 5 ¢ neral hom North Pa funeral e onday. t Harmony MARTHA 0. (MATTIE) A 10. 1940 ai her residence. | se. MARTHA O (MATTIE) | . beloved wife of the late Edward T, Nash rnr;\n\lmlxxm;’o\t' Joseph, Margaret and 1t Nash end Mrs 1 y and Mre. ‘Cornelia Noian. "¢ FavenHer from her late residence on Mon- 7 () am.: thence fo St olic Church. 13th and V sts, te hich requiem mass will be of- | ) am. for the ro pote of her coul | and friends invite nterment | essional Cemetery, R ORENDORF. MARIA LOUISE. &y April 19 1040 a her c Home for Aged Ladies. 4 \nrm LOUISE ORENDORF daughter of the late Miry Catherie Orentors! bell Mrs. Frederick Adam Young her 1015t | Samvel :nd loved aunt of | Capt_ Roger | . and J. Henry Bennett | o at inyited. Balti- Md., papers plea 21 On March 18. 194, HARRY PHYSIC! April 22, at undertakes Al services at funeral home. on Monday. April 22, nd - friends thedral Cemetersy. (Baltimore, James 1241 more, cony.) PHYSIC, HARRY. at Cas ospital. ondsy from anern Co., st. n.w _ Rem may be viewed afier 6 P.m. Sunday, April 21, at Robinson rcn ¢ Woodiawn Cemetery Md, at_his residence, 2448 (t] HARLES RICHARD, Brigadier Gen- | A etired. husband of the late | Funeral se Monday. Arlington RICHARDSON. CLARA MAE REICHEN- | grA{‘(‘l‘é”A>nH5murda April 20, 1940, at | ce Hospital CLARA MAE Ri - | ENBACH RICHARDSON of 7 boslar sva. | RLakoma Park. Md.. beloved wife of Roy G. rdson € also is surviy brother. George Stter Reichenbach” 7 Services at the S Fines Co. funeral | ome, ”'rm} mn n.w. on Monday. | April' 23 gt thence to the Church t Sorrows. Ethan ‘fllfinha\rfi Takoma Park, Md. where mass e offere 0am. Int nt Glen- MARY A. On Friday. April 19, 1 residence. 1011 Kth st. n.e beloved wife of \\'mmm, ; 8t his late residence on pm. " Interment ery 21 st 1 on Monday, terme - Gl Coreters e RINK, MARY. Officers and members of Admiral George Dewey Aux- iliary. U."S. W. V. are re auested to "assemble at the funeral home. . to attend serv- icy devarted _sister, MARY RINK. By ‘order ‘of JENNIE RHODES. President. KATHERINE HUHN, Secretary RINK, MARY A. Sisters of the Lineal Society of the Spanish War will meet at the ~Hines funeral parlors, 14th and Harvard sts. n.w. April 22. 1940, at 1 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetéry. HANNA C. WEBFR. Chief Ruler. CATHERINE BAUM. Secretary. RUPPRECHT. AUGUST F. On Friday, April 19, 1940, at his residence. 1644 | Trinidad ' ave. ne. AUGUST F. RUP-| PRECHT, beloved husband of Catherine E, Rupprecht (nee Coleman) and {ather of William E. Rupprecht and Mrs. Catherine Hudson, Funeral from the above residence on Monday, April at 8:30 am. Reauiem mass at Holy Name Church at 9 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Rel- atives and friends invited. | SHAMWELL, IRTS FELECIA, On Priday. April 19,1940, at Children’s Hospital. IRIS FELECIA SHAMWELL, beloved daughter of Horace F and Elsie R. Shamwell of 5049 East Capitol st (Funeral services Monday, April 22. at 10 from the McGuire funeral home. 1820 Sih st now 21° SHEPHERD. WILBUR C. At Mount Alto | Hospital on Friday. April 19. 1940, after a lingering iilness of several months, WILBUR C. SHEPHERD, beloved husband of Lucille ' Shepherd _of _Fredericksburg, Vanind brother of Gordon K. Shepherd s city. Funeral services at the Thompson fu- neral home, Fredericksburg, Va. on Mon- day. April at 3 p.m. MITH, LEWIS B. On Wednesday. April 17, 1940, at his residence, 511 O st. n.w., LEWIS B, SMITH. husband of Mrs, Maud Smith. —He leaves one devoted step- daughter, three brothers, three sisters-in- Jaw and_a host of other relatiyes and friends. Remains resting at the Wm. T. and Ruth B. Tolbert funeral home, 1308 §th st. n.w. Remains will be resting at his late ~residence after 10 am. Sunday, April 21. Funeral Monday. April 22, SYLVESTER, HUGO. On Saturday, Aprn 20, 1940, at Emergency Hospital. HUGO | BYLVESTER. beloved husband of Filomena Sylvester, father of Lola and Alfred R. Sy~ vester Services ot his late residence 4331 4th st. n.w.. on Tuesday, April 23, at 8:30 a.m. Mass at 9 am. in St. Gabrlel's Church, Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ~ Services by Cham- bers’. TUCKER, ELIZABETH FLORENCE, On Saturday. April 20, 1940, at her residence, 419 Upshur st. n.w., ELIZABETH FLORENC] TUC'(KER beloved wife of the late John E. Tucker. Services will be held at Zirkle's funeral 510 C st. n.e.. on Monday, April 22, 0 pm. Interment Coneressional Cemetery. UNGLAUB. BENJAMIN F. On Fridsy. 11 19, 1940. at his residence. 5 Aerll BeNdamin' ¥ TUNGLAUS. *peloved husband of Nola A. Unglaub (nee Hunt). Funeral from_ {he above residence on day pril 22. at p.m es and hends mvited. “Interment Cedar. Hill Cemetery. 21 UNGLAUB. BENJAMIN F, Special com- munication of Naval Lodge. No 4, F. A . is called at 1:18 S Monday." April 52 140, for the purpose of attending the funeral "of our late brother. BESAMIN B URGLAUB of Lafaveite Lodge, No. 111 of Baltimore, Md. By order of the worship! |at 1 | MAURICE CHILDS SHERBER' AT BROWN, Becretary. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 21, 1940—PART ONE. |Legislator Describes Influx of Migrants How migrants from improverished farm areas descended on California was, described by Representative Murdock of Arizona last night to the Lester P. Ward Sociological So- ciety -of George Washington Uni- versity. The society was holding its fifth annual founders' day banquet at Brooke Farm Tea House, €501 Brookeville road, Chevy Chase, Md. Dr. James A. Nolan of the univer- sity faculty installed the society’s new officers. Braths THOMAS. = On Wednesday. April 17, 1940, THOMAS VARNER of 239 W st. n.w. husband of Julia Varner, step- father of "Rachel Titts, brother of Mrs, Margaret Kelly and Matthew Varner. Many o'her relatives and friends also sur- vive. Remaing resting at Fraziers home. 1 ave. n.w. Services wWill be held &t"10 B Sundas: April Interment Payne's Cemetery. S, WILLIAM BOUIC. On Thursday, 18. 1940, at his home. 806 Maple ave, Rockville, Md. WILLIAM BOUIC VEIRS. Funeral services at his late residence on Sunday. April 21 2:30 pm. Interment Rockville Union Cemetery. 21 WAL WILLIAM. On_PFriday. April 19, 19 ILLIAM WALTERS. devoted brother of Mary H. Savles. He also survived by other relatives and friends. Funeral from the Malvan & Schey fu- neral home, N J. ave. and R Tuesday, April 23. at 10 a.m. WHALLEY, RALPH A. Suddenly. on Friday, April 19, 1940. at his_residence, 620 9ih st ne' RALPH A WHALLEY, beloved son of the late Edward and Cath- erine A, olley. ~ Remains resting at Harry "M. Padgct(’s funeral home. 131 | 11th st. se. Funeral from the above funeral home on Monday. APril 22, at ¥:30 a.m. Requiem St. Martin's Church at % am. and friends invited. Intermant fonal Cemetery. WILLIAMS, JUANITA ELIZABETH, On Thursday, April 18, 1940 at_Gallinger Hoskital, ' JUANITA' ELIZABETH WIL- LIAMS, ‘loving mother of Juanita Lincoln, devoted daughter of Maggie Bell. She is also survived by four brothers. two sisters. an aunt. Mrs Bertha Jackson. and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Janifer funeral home, 1141 2und <t ng. where funeral services will be held on Monday, April pm. Rev. A B. Fisher officialing. | Interment " Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. WINDLE, WILLIAM T. On April 20, 1940 at his residence, bee ave. Bradbury Heights, Md T. WINDLE. beloved husband of Rosa Bow- ers Windle, scn of Mrs. Caroline Coffman Edinbure. Va.: father of Garrett. Albert, Warren and Margaret Windle and 5. M. B. O'Flaherty, Mrs. W. L. Wade and . Robert Hanna. and brother of Harry nd’ Curtis Coffman of Edinburg, Va.. and Mrs W. W. Poe. Remaius resting at home of Mrs. W.'W. Poe, Edinburg, Va Services and interment at Union Forge | Church. Edinburg, Va., Tuesday, April | at 1 pm, 228 In Memortam FERGUSON, MARGARET A. In loving | remembrance ° of _ our dear mother, | MARGARET A. FERGUSON. who departed this life " twelve years ago today. April | 1. 1928 HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON. GILL, VICTOR F. A tribute of love to | the memory of my dear husband, VICTOR | P SILL who passed an elght years ago today, “April * WIFE, MABEL C. GILL. HIS' LOVIN GORRFLL, WARREN A. In sad and loving remembrance of my friend, WAR- REN A GORRELL. who pessed away two years ago today. April 21, 1938, CHRISTIE. HYSON, PEARL L. A sacred and sincere tribute of love to~ the memow of our dear mother and wife. PEARL L. HYSON, who departed this life one year azo today, | April 21, 193¢ ©Oh happy hours we once enfoved. How sweet the memory: still. Bu:_death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. Short and sudden was the eall When vou were taken from us all. But never will those who loved you best | Forget the day you were laid to rest. You are not forgotten. de.: mother, | Nor will you ever be: ne as life and memory lasts | will_remember thee. DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN, MAIR, CHARLOTTE D. In loving re- VARNER, funeral where funeral v April st ny As | membrance of our dear wife and mother, CHARLOTTE D. MAIR. who departed this life four years ago today. April 21, 1936. | It's been four years ago today Since God called you away: And we who loved you most of all Miss gou more each day. Gone i$ the face we loved so dear. Silent 15 the voice we loved to hear: Too far away for sight or speech. But not too far for hearts to reach. HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDR?N MINOR, SARAH McCOWAN. Sacred to the memory of our beloved guardian, Sister | SARAH McCC WAN MINOR. wl away two years OSE_OF SHARON TABERNACLE. G. U. 0. OF CHALDEANS. NORRIS. SUSAN I. AND CHARLES H. A tribute of love and respect to our dear mother, SUSAN I NORRIS who passed awey Affeen years ago today. April oL To our “acay tather. CHARLES H. NORKIS. who. passed ‘away ‘elnt sears ago. April 9. 19 Years have passed since those sad days. When the ones we loved were called | away God took them home. it was His will, Within our hearts they liveth still C. ELDRIDGE NORRIS AND MARY N. LANCASTE SHERBERT, MAURICE CHILDS. In| memory of a_devoted husband and father, who de: parted this today, | April 21. 1937 Deep in our hearts is a picture Of a loved one laid to rest: In_memory's frame we shali keep it. For he was one of the best. Called from this world for peace and st Called by God, who knoweth best: | And while he lies In peaceful slecp | memory we shall always keep. HIS LOVING “WIFE_ AND CHILDREN, | MAURICE AND VIRGINIA. TURNER. BETSY AND JAMES H, In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother, BETSY TURNER, who departed life seven years ago today. April 21 father. JAMES "H. who departed this life eight . February 3. 1932. In life I loted you dearly. In_de: o the same YOUR LONELY “BAUGKTER. MARGIE fe three years ago L5537, LI 5537 M. T. ZIRKLE co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service 510 C St. N.E North Side o7 Stanton Perk COLLINS FUNERAL HOME Francis J. Collins 3821 14th St. W Telephone Randolph 7117 ONE OF e LARGEST UNDERTAKERS LEADING COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Funerals to Fit the Smallest Income PRIVATE AMBULANCE SERVICE Roosevelt Indorses Children’s Crusade Opening Tomorrow Pupils to Be Asked To Give Funds for War Sufferers President Roosevelt has indorsed a Children’s Crusade for Children to begin tomorrow in thousands of schools throughout the country un- der the leadership of Dorothy Can- field Fisher of Arlington, Vt. the novelist. The objectives of the crusade, to last for nine days, are to awake children to a full appreciation of the democratic way of life and to encourage them to “contribute as many pennies as they are a year old” to young war sufferers abroad. In a statement to Mrs. Fisher the President wrote: “The Children’s Crusade offers an excellent means for making Amer- ican children not only understand but feel the consequences of the breakdown of tolerance and fair play. “I can think of no greater service that could be rendered by our schools in these times than to make vivid to the children of America the plight and suffering of children of many races and religions in various parts of the world where the principles | of fair play set forth in our Biil of | Rights are ruthlessly disregarded. “Every child in America ought to feel vividly the suffering and loneli- ness experienced by the children who are victims of a racial and re- ligious intolerance. Such a feeling in the hearts of this generation of children will do much to preserve the sanity of goodwill against the onslaughts of bigotry. A homeless, insecure, frightened orphan is the symbol of lost freedom. Let our chil- dren understand this and be on | guagd against men and movements seeking to frighten and divide us, to arouse hatred and suspicions, and to undermine the fair rules of our American democracy.” Unemployed Women To Hold Session Here Delegates representing the Na- tion’s unemployed women will meet in Washington May 12 and 13 fo | & national conference of the “Daugh- ters of the American Depression” to protest W. P. A. layoffs and wage cuts affecting women workers. The | affair was announced yesterday by the Workers’ Alliance. President Roosevelt is scheduled to meet with a committee of the | delegates, who, it is said, will repre- sent 3.000,000 unemployed women. | The White House talk will be held May 13, when the delegates will present a petition to the President. The delegates will represent wom: | en’s clubs, Y. W. C. A.’s unemploved | groups, settlement houses, churches and other organizations in which + unemployed women are members, Club Indorses Bonuso The Lido Civic Club has adopted | a resolution urging appointment of | Joseph M. Bonuso, Washington at- torney, to the Police Court bench, Frank De Nunzio, club publicity di- rector, announced yesterday L 2204 AT 1622 T. Frank Murray FUNERAL HOME 141 11th St. S.E. Ambulance Service Cremations — NearRock Creek Cometary| [GPER _EUNDAR Y TAYLOR 1100 Number 47 in the Historical Series THRU TRE YEARS WiITH WA A number of military organiza formed largely for social purposes during the ‘Eighties, but on March 1 of Columbia National Guard of 28 companies was formed, and when, on April 23, 1898, the call. for volunteers for the Warwith Sp made, the entire Guard responded; they marched to the Soldiers’ Home Grounds on the 25th for encampment, but accepted for duty, proceeding to Camp Alger at Woodburn Manor for intensive drill. left for Chickamauga on May 21 and returned, wlldly by the populace and re: President McKinIey on September 9 of thut year. cheered Capital Committee Fund Report Due Wednesday ‘The first full report on results of the campaign for funds tc finance the Greater National Capital Com~ mittee for the coming year will be delivered Wednesday night at the annual meeting of the Board of Trade at the Mayflower Hotel. { John J. 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