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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-04-09
Social and Personal
ST. PAUL .
Appeal to Citizens
Made in Crispus
Attacks Drive


mittee of the Crispus Attucks
Home Association again appeals to
the citizens of the community to
take memberships in support of
Crispus Attacks Home, our old
folks home, at 1859 Collins St.,
st. Paul.
While it is true that the Commu-
nifty Chest and other social agen-
cies contribute to the support of
the Home, the committee points out
that the citizens must also con-
tribute a quota set by the st. Paul
Community Chest. This quota is
one hundred and fifty dollars
($15O.OO) for 1887, which the COM
mittee is striving to raise by June
Is.
IF there are persons or organiza-
lions that wish to take member
ships, if you call either Dale 6163
or Elkhurst 5842 and leave your
name and address, a representa-
tive will call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Wash
ington and daughter, Joan Frances,
are now residing at the home of
Mrs. F. L. C. Brown of 857 ST.
Anthony Ave.
Miss Edmonia Perry, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Perry of
961 Rondo St., left Tuesday, April
6, for several weeks visit in Cali
fornia, Texas, and other points
South and West.
Miss Willadene Eastman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward East
man of 953 st. Anthony Ave-, re-
turned home Saturday evening,
April 8, from a weeks visit in st.
Louis and Chicago. In st. Louis
Miss Eastman was the house guest
of Miss Margaret Alternately. She
reports an enjoyable trip. Miss
Eastman will graduate from Ma
calester College in June and is
president of the Majestic Club.
Wedding bells will ring Satur-
day, April 10, for Miss Ireta Walk
err of Minneapolis and Mr.. M. K.
Mcknight of $50 Fuller Ave. They
will be at home to their friends at
the Fuller Ave. residence.
The Sterling Club started re-
hearsals Monday night for their
annual Minstrel Show.
The Twin City Golf Club met
Sunday afternoon, April A, at the
Sterling Club.
Mrs. Bertha Gum of 638 st. An
thony Ave. is i'll at Ancker Hospi-
tai.
The Easy Aces Bridge Club will
meet Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Joe Lyle of 651 st. Anthony
Ave.
The Junior Credjafawn Club
met Friday, March 26, at the home
of the Misses Bette and Eva Lee
of Sherburne Ave. Mrs. Alverta
Coram visited the club and spoke
on cooperatives.
Mrs. Myrtle Harris, 687 st. An
thony, is recovering from an attack
of influenza. Mrs. Harris is the
newly-elected Worthy Princess of
Corinthian Temple, S. M. IT'S, St.
Paul.
Mrs. L. E. Willis, 1850 Sherburne
Ave-, left Wednesday night for
Chicago to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Frank Daniels, former st.
Paul resident, who died April 1 in
Los Angeles. Burial will be in Chi
cago.
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Duluth News
By Vivienne Noire

and Alma Upchurch, st. Paul, and
Mrs. Addie Burress of Minneapolis
were house guests of Mrs. Leona
Joseph, 1925 98th Ave. W., Easter
weekend.
Mrs. Joseph and her visitors
were honor guests at the Easter
pageant given at the Church of
God in Christ under the direction
of Miss Flore Sailing.
Miss Sailing is one of the lead
ers in the young peoples social
circle.
Inadvertently the name of Miss
Louise Minis was omitted from the
list of guests at the birthday party
given for Miss Audrey Joseph,
which appeared in this paper
March &c.
Miss Elizabeth WEIGH entertained
at a tea Sunday, April 4, at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. S. Coles.
Mrs. W. B. poured. The table was
most attractively laden with dain-
ties.
Mrs. Dave Henry is recuperat-
ing nicely at the Hearding hospital.
We are glad to report this news.
Mr.. J. Smith is confined at st.
Luke's hospital where he is doing
as well as can be expected. He has
the well wishes of many friends
for speedy recovery.
Next week have some interest
ing facts for bachelors and maid
ems, but since my paper has given
out guess I will too. See you more
remotely.
Selah!
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Adams and
daughter, Constance, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Merry, mo-
tored to the Twin Cities, Saturday,
April 8, and spent the weekend.
Mrs. w. Shackleford of st. Paul
spent Easter week in Duluth as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Richardson.
The Jubilee Singers, a group of
five Negroes from Chicago, have
been drawing large audiences dur
ing their recent stay in the city.
The three mosquitoes" I mean
"musketeers," spent Sunday in the
cities. They were escorted by Mr..
Beverly Hollimon and Miss Merle
Black. At the crack of dawn the
boys were assembled, awaiting the
pleasure of Mr.. B. V. to get start
ed. After impatiently waiting for
about two hours, till it was light
enough to start, the journey was
begun. And did they have a Won
derful time. They came home Mon
day morning, speeches., tired, but
happy. Who are the three EMO
squitoes"? Why, who else but
Louis Rutherford, Albert Black and
Argonne Thornton.
A girls trio, comprised Of the
Misses Frances Watts, Merle Black
and Constance Adams, sang at a
political gathering at Woodman's
Hall, Friday evening, April 2. The
song sung was a composition of
our own "Henry Williams" It was
well received. Mrs. Vivian B. Hol-
limon accompanied the trio at the
piano.
Mr.. George Cook will soon be
rolling around in his new Packard
some class!
Mr.. Henry Richardson had
guests over the past weekend:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Salters from the Twin
Cities. A family get-together was
held Saturday evening in their hon
or.
Mr.. Joseph Albright is once
again an employee of Gasser's Gro
Gerry Store, one of the largest food
marts in the city.
The Forum met this past Sunday,
April 4. They are sponsoring a
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STILL THEY COME

.. April 6, 1887.
Editor:
Enclosed please find my check
for one years subscription for the
st. Paul Recorder.
Yours truly,
.. Morris Gibbs,
2s8 N. st. Adams,
st. Paul, MINI.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

TOMMY FAIR HIZO BUENA
IMPRESSION A LOS QUE lie
VIERON PRACTICAR

Long Branch, N. j., Agosto
10.-Cualquiera que sea ell re-
sultado de la pelea de Tommy
Farr con Jose Luis, senalada
para ell dia rs de agosto, ell in
giles por 10 menos ha obtenido
va la aprobaci6n de la comisi6n
atletica del estado de N. York.
FL coronel D. Walker Wear,
un miembro de la comisi6n, vi6
los ejercicios del britanico, en-
cinco asaltos, y al final comen-
to: Estoy favorablemente impre
sionado.
"Farr me HI sorprendido. Els
fuerte, rudo y un tipo de verda-
dero gladiator. Ataca con fir
meza Y es capaz de cuidarse en-
los momentos de apuro. Su for
ma ffsica parece perfecta."
Pero junto con esas palabras
Ell coronel Wear dispuso que
Farr Sc proteja la cabeza mien-
tras dure su entrenamiento. A
este Sc venfa oponiendo ell in
giles con la excusa de que no h
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

guras siniestras Y las horas en-
tonaban su canci6n profunds
y misteriosa.
Ell sirviente del ascensor me
invite a pasar al tercer piso
destinado a las habitaciones
privadas del presidente v de
sus familiares. a donde solo
subfan las personals de SUI a.
mistad. En- ell amplio hall CEN
trail encontre al doctor Grau
San Martin sentado en- un So
ia, rodeado de su hermana po-
Utica, la seiora Paulina Vida.
de Grau, de sus dos sobrinos y
de SUI amable sobrina Y .secre-
taria privada a, Leopoldina
Grau, intelligence senorita que,
de conformidad con la tradi-
ci6n y costumbres protocols
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
POIONIA EN- PRIMER LU-
GAR Y Al UNIDOS
EN- Ell SEGUNDO

Estokolmo, Agosto 10.-El
team" de ajedrsz de los Esta :
dos Unidos bati6 81 de Dinamar
ca ganando cuatre puntos en- la
la etapadel torneo internacio-
nal.
Las cuatro victorias coloca :
ron a Estados Unidos a media
partida de distancia del primer
puesto, en- Ell que Sc mantlene Pc
lonia con SO victorias y Is derr1
tas. Tienen los americanos S1lA
~victorias y 91l derrotas.
Polonia derrot6 a Finlandia,
pero con anotaci6n de 21b par
|tidas por 112. Holanda, ayuda.
da por ell DR.. Max Euwe, vencit
a Argentina, con 2 por |, mantt
niendose en- Ell tercer lugar. Chs
coeslovaquia apareee en- el cual
to lugar y Argentina en- el sep
ltimo.
Esperase con ansiedad las pa
tidas entire americanos y pola
cos, porque de elias depender,
principalmente Ell triunfo def
nitivo,
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

iHan intervenido los marines
yanquis?
-iQ Que marines nj que...l 5No
sabe listed, me replica un Soda
do, que Sc ha sublevado Ell Cuer-
pc de Policia, ell de Aviaci6n, la
tropa del Quartet de San Ambro
sio, de Atares...? Y ACADIA listed
de pasar por delante de la Jefa-
tura de Policia. lie lutheran
achicharrado 81 Sc percatan de
que venia listed al Palacioi
Confieso que me impresione
profundamente. Y pase al sa-
lon de la Prensa. En- la planta
baja habia una soledad de
temple en- ruinas. Subj al segun
do piso. En- las espaciosas salas
de ordinario repletas de p1bli-
co, las sombras dibuiaban fl
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

sentado ell a de s~eptiembre en-
Columbia solicitando participa-
ci6n en- ell triunfo va consumado
del golpe revolucionario, siendo
rechazados por los lideres estu-
diantiles-; ell Abe, que ha-
bfa mantenido a la ciudad en-
constante zozobra desde ell dia
en- que Cespedes abandonara Ell
poder perdiendo con clio los "a
beceistas' sus canonjias v en-
pleos'; el A.B!C, que solicitaba
conseiO de Mr.. Wells, fue la or
ganizadora del levantamiento
Observation-Disclosures del 8 de
noviembre que culmin6 en- san
griento desastre para la Reac-
ci6n.
Los "abeceistas", en- cuyas fl
las militaban centenares de es-
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
rias, era considerable la prime.

rias, era considerable la prime
"a dana de la Republica.
Sergio Carlo Y SUI esposa, ell
doctor Antonio Guiteras, ell CO.
ronel Manuel Despaigne y tres
o cuatro personals mas haciar
compania al presidente y q su
familia. Supe en- aquel momen
to, que ell doctor Grau San
Martin era hombre valiente v
serene ante ell peligro La no.
che anterior, en- Ell precise ms
tante en- que lie anunciaban la
presencia de uno de los ayiones
que pretendfan bombardear ell
Palacio, discutia con ell ministro
de Justicia un deereto de ur-
genie expedition. al ser impOr
tunado por un ayudante, eli
presidente lie replied sin inmu-
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

panoles de filiaci6n anarouista
que eran aprovechados por los
dlrigentes de la agrupaci6n pa
ra lanzarlos al atentado dina
mltero y a la massacre: esos
lndlVlduos y algunos otros ssh
flllacion theological nj partida-
rlsta, sine Supplements ayentu-
reros y pillos al margen de la
ley; todos ellos de acuerdo con
aigunas unidades militares v la
cast totalidad del Cuerpo de Po-
licia de la Habana, fueron los
comoatientts rebeldes de aoue-
liza dolorosa tornado.
Dlrigiendo desde las sombras
Ell movimiento, encontrabanse
Jorge Manach; ell doctor Itu-
rralde, antique se~cretario en- 81
gablnete de Machado; Ell doctor
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

gusta sentir en- Ia cabeza NADIA
que lie moleste,- Wear ,senala A
punto de due1a pelea es desgran
importancia ySque la prudeecia
aconseja la protection.
La persona qae mira a Fsrc
Ipor primera vez establece un
agxadable coutraste con la ma
yoria de los boxeadores ingle :
ses.
No es IN boxea1pr, es un pu-
gil rudo que gusta de zanzibar
Ifuertes golpes con el rival. Al :
runas veces Sc mueve cen el
l"ring" imitando el sstilo de
Jack Dempsey. Leva baja su IL
quierda, pero la eleva con asom
orosa rapidez Y potencia.
Farr inici6 sus p~raeticas con
8asher Dean, de Newark, lie :
ando a su oponente contra las
sogas y castigandole con golpes
por ell cuerpo. Despues hizo
ruantes con Paddy Quinlan, de
Patterson; Phil Johnson, de Jer
sey City, y Joe Wagner, de Ne
wark.
! Contra todos sus adversarios
llev6 un Elective ataque por e
crerpo. Entra bajo y pega cor
las dos manos. Ocasionalmente
su derecha va hacia la cabeza
del contrario.
Joe Jacobs, director de Sch
melting, vic en- acci6n a Farr J
dijo: Luce ahora un ciento poi
ciento mejor que hRce dos sems
mas. Hoy me pareci6 un yerda'
dero gladiator v trat6 con du
reza a sus ayudantes. Tien'
completa confianza en- ST mis-
mo, 10 que lie ayuda mucho."
Ell ingles dijo Q los reporte
no sen la habitacion donde .
vestfa Luis comprobara que n
Sc me puede pegar facilmente.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

tarse:
ii Bueno! 81 Sc acerca, dis
parenle. No me interrumpa
ahora.
Esta misma resignation ante
la fatalidad, pude sorprenderla
en- su rostro v en- sus ademanes
en- las primeras horas de la ma
mana siguiente. Su inconfundi-
BILE sonrisa de hombre sano Sc
dibuj6 al estrechar yo su mano
en- aquel momentp de- incerti-
dumbre.
Cupome, pues, la suerte de
ser ell 1nico periodista alli pre-
sente en- horas tan atormenta-
das de inquietudes.
La rebellion habia estallado
en- toda su fuerza. Ell Abe
cuyos directories Sc hahian pre-
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
Silver6nici6 81 ataque con "a

SilverS inici6 Ell staque con IA
pidez, 'Gabeando" y poniendose
fuera de .peligro. FL primer asal
to 10 pss6 bien, pero en- Ell segun
do, al miputo y medic, Luis lie
descarg6 la izquierda por la
mandibula Y Silvers cay6.
Roy dazer, de Paterson, hizO
dos asaltos con ell campe6n Y sa-
lilo bien librado. George Nichol-
son, un corpulento negro, So pu-
so en- Ell canine del gancho IL
quierdo y qued6 aturdiSo por
algdn tempo, pero no cay6.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

Jose Luis estuvo a punto de
renir con Jack Blackburn por
asistir a un juego de pelota.
Luis es un fanatico de los IT.
gres de Detroit y Sc fue hasta
New York a presenciar un desa
flo de "su club con los Yam :
KEGS.
Blackburn, que le tenta some
lido o una estricta discipline, sc
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
"a GACErE

bfa rstirado, imitando a Manuel
QEnfsEo, nos llegs ia noticia de
una victoria del tampeno sobre
I'm tai Ray Borree, de Baltimo-
re.
Tampa todavia sen mantiene
en- ell mapa del pugilismo graz
eias a Chino Alvarez, Baby
Y Baby Miller.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
La Gaceta Folletin Nc. 81
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

palabra, les ~interrogaba con la
mirada. Ell policia, que, ademas
de conocerme saba de mi fran
Quicia para penetrar al Palacio
en- TODD momento, rompi6 la en-
barazosa escena con extranas
exclamaciomes.
1Usted esta loco? 10 quie-
re suicidarse? IA nadie Sc lie o.
curre...!
70 no acertaba a compren-
der Ia causa de tales reproches.
-lQue e. 10 que sueede?
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
JOSE LUIS ACOSTO A PAL
SILVERS

Pompton Lakes, N. j., Agos-
to 10.-Jose Luis descarg6 un
gancho izQuierdo en- la mandi :
bula de Pal Silvers, de Brooklyn
y lie derrib6 a la Iona.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

Johnny Cruz parece tener me
jor suerte en- Miamiaqre en- Tam
pa. Aver lie venci6 Ray wood :
ward, mas Ell pdblico pfotest6
de la "sentencia" estimandola
injusta.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

jSaben ustedes en- que lugar
del pals Sc encuentra gozando
de la vida ell vasco Don Isidoro?
La Ultima veg que oimos ha-
blair de 81 Sc encontraba en-
Memphis, Tenn.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

Cruz es un muchacho de bue-
ma figura y usa unas chaquetas
que lie ''agrandaps' Ell pecho has
ia el pinto de hacerlo aparecer
como un fen61neno.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10
CON LOS GUANTEs

Tengan la amabilidad de ano
tarle a Chino esa nueva victoria
de poca importancia.
iCuando lie pondran de nue.,
vo, en- Filadelfia, frente a Ed
die Cool?
lQae Sc hizo de la pelea en-
tire Carl Guggino y Ell Sr. Field
man?
va sabfamos que esos mucha-
chos no vendrfan a Ia Florida
en- busca ode salud,"
Para ellos, Y no hay que re :
procharselo, la plata es 10 i'm :
portante.
Cuando va estabamos pensan
do en- que Baby Manuel Sc ha-
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

LAURENCE ONE SHOP
TAXION - 1909 SEPTIMA
AVENIDA, Tslefono Y 1919.
Goynas q plazos, baterias y ARE
CLOS mecanicos- Los mas quis :
quillosos duenos de automobiles,
son nuestros marchantes. lDe-
nos listed una prusbal
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

Hace algunos dias era 10"
ell diagn6stico de los exper ps
-sobre ell ingles Farr.
Ahora dieen que pega con laF
dos manos, en- los cuerpo a cuek-
pc, es rudo y sabe POGO de DO
xeo.
AL final de L jornada diran
de nuevo: Luis necesitaba tres
hombres como csc.
La gaceta., 1937-08-10

enter6 de la alta y arna6
gresca.
AL fin Ell calor pas6 y LII
prometi6: no 10 volvere a h
Ger.
Evening star., 1937-02-18
1n Mrntnriattt.

BOND. CHARLOTTE NJ. In loving mem
ory Of my sister and our aunt. CHAH-
life three years ago today. February le'
Peaceful be thy rest. dear sister:
'TiS sweet TO breathe thy name:
In life We loved you dearly,
In death HER Es dS SISTER ,ff sans HNp N1EcEs
BUNDY. ANN ELIZABETH. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear mother, ANN
ELIZABETH BUNDY. who passed away
nine nine years ago yesterday February H.
She had smile for every one.
heart as pure as gold.
To those who knsT , and loved her r,S best
B1NpY. N - ~ ~
mother sSe0' ELLIE ELI Z CRAWFORD who de-
parted this life thirteen years ago to-
day, February Is. 1924.
upraht and ust 10 10 the enc end Of her days.
what a beautiful memory she left be-
HEB g6TB HSssASp, aAS 2.yE1E WILLIAM s. cRAw-
SsSs.d nsS. ASS.E ANNE IL pzRN G fHI
Tsso ,sss sss one year Hs eabRsS s9fny SsSru:Fy
FREEMAN. ADELE. In sweet and loving
FREEMAN who entered into eternal
sleep three years ago today. February
Is 1894.
We sometimes think when life seems
And gloom and darkness gather here.
When hopes bright star forsakes our
skies
And sorrow in our pathway lies.
1t would be sweet. It would be best
To fold our tired hands and rest:
But then God sends an angel down
Who sweetly says. No cross no crown.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. LULA %.
LEWIS MINERVA F. CUPID. LLOYD
B. FREEMAN.
GRAHAM, SARAH Z. In memory Of our
dear mother and grandmother. SARAH
E. GRAHAM. who passed away Feoru-
AIRY 1S. 1880.
Time moves on but will never erase
The memory Of one so dear.
DAUGHTERS AND GRANDDAUGHTER.
MRS. M. Eta MULLEN. MISS
BERTHA z. GRAHAM. MISS PAULINE
z MULLEN
Evening star., 1937-02-18
BALDWIN TO SPEAK
FOR WAR PLAN
Opposition Press Joins La.
borites and Liberals in
Attack on Proposal.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, February 1s.-Prime Min
lister Stanley Baldwin planned to take
the floor in the House of Commons to-
day to defend Great Britain's $780,
00v 900 war plan in time Of peace"
against the concerted attack of gov
ernment opponents.
The opposition press joined Laborite
and Liberal members of Parliament in
attacking the plan for enlargement Of
the nations land. sea and air forces
by a $4,000 0,000, 900 loan and increased
taxation.
Baldwin was slated to wind up the
governments defense at tonigh.s ses-
sion after Sir Thomas Inskip, defense
coordination minister, elaborated on
the policy outlined by Chancellor of
the Exchequer Neville Chamberlain.
The House of Commons planned to
get vote by II pm. on the defense
loan resolution moved by Chamber
lain. who said he felt "disgusted and
ashamed" of a civilization which
forced the program Of his country.
The News Chronicle bitterly char
acterized the defense plan as "a sur
render of hope for peace in the fu-
ture" and accused the government of
saddling the taxpayers with a colossal
burden.
The Daily Herald declared Europe
is led back TO pre-war conditions" and
lamented the government showed mo
interest in rebuilding the League of
Nations"
The building program. it was esti-
mated. although increasing taxation,
would pour a half billion dollars
directly into the pockets Of British
wage earners from naval construction
alone.
Evening star., 1937-02-18
fn Mrnturtaii1.

q my dear ha.s.ne. FREpERicR K 1oEes RfmSLs HEI
ago today, February is, 1888.
NY lips don't know what 70 say
6uG Goo 9niy KNOWS now miss you
LoViNG WIRE. ROSE A. HELLER. .
JOHNSON, HENRY p. In sad but loving
Ssr HRS e our sssH bss0aRs aSo snd ds
February Is. 1884. -
Friends may think I am not lonely
y,TI Th.s I suffer ii the while
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER
Of our dear devoted mother: MARY A.
KLINE who departed this life six years
ago Eo6fsE fSs6ff EeshEfEf REfEEE1 1s aNp is2a HARRY
MAGRUDER, MARY r. Sacred to the
NARY r.. MAGRUDER. who departed
this III ,as, lifs six years ago today February
Mother Of ours. the years roll on.
Six long years since you have zone:
To help and to guide us. year by year.
oiS on a. Slnss esn 2f PEEL fie'S Il L. iEss tfs.
That while you are thinking of US
JAMES sFs nAaRUpER seaiRfnE sesf AN1 81 154uoHrERs
E9TIsT I6I.H WAbE sbITH: MoIis BROWN AND
MCCARTHY. WILLIAM M. In sad but low
and daddy" William M, MCCARTHY.
Who ,dss disd one year ago today, February
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MOORE. JOHN Z. A token of remembrance
aho se1 ffer hs life soaM ons
year ago today. February 1S. 1875.
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
RoTUNDO. CoNCETTA. In loving remem-
Il our d1fS ofe vsn snd d.SsE.
this life one year ago today February
This day comes with sad regret
We will always cherish with love Sincere
Beautiful memories of one SO dear.
Whst is home without a mother?
With ever helping hand to lend,
We lost our dearest friend.
We miss your kind and CHEEKY ways.
With you we spent our hapDiest days,
yon dear mothere we Reee Could Always
HER snb pEySTED IED,EJgy HgsBANp, 5A S CHILDREN
THOMPSON. BERTHA. tribute Of love
sERPHA p Wfs who AnS sqnt
this life one year ago today. February
This day comes with sad regret
For one that we love and never will
HUSBAND AND NIECE
THOMAS. JAMES AND WILLIAM II. A
tribute OF love TO the memory OF our be-
loved ones. JAMES THOMAS who left
us two years sgo. January H. 1898.
and WILLIAM H. THOMAS. two years
aeo today February ls, 1885
MOTHER MARY ORMES; SISTERS
AND BROTHER.
WILLIAMS; JAMES A; In loving, r.mem-
brance Of our dear husband and father
JAMES A. WILLIAMS, who departed
this life fve years ago today. February
1s. 1892.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
WILLIAMS. PATTIE. In loving remem-
WILLIAMS who passed away fourteen
years ago today. February Is. 1923.
loved my precious mother.
And I miss her more each day,
But God knew she was suffering.
SO from me he took her away.
But some sweet day we'll meet again
beyond the toll and strife;
hope to meet her some day and clasp
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. EMMA HILL. .
ZUCK. FRANK To the memory OF my be-
loved husband. FRANK luck who
passed to the great beyond February Is.
1882. and a tribute OF admir- tion for
his unselhsh devotion to his family.
HIS LOVING WIFE EMMA D. luck.
Evening star., 1937-02-18

Association in spirit, In vitality or in
cooperation.
After the dinner L. z. Breuninger
acting for c. Marshall Finnan, super
intendent Of the National Capital
porks. presented to President George
A. Ford gavel made from the parts
Of the timbers removed from the roof
Of the White House when it was re.
modelled in 1927.
The dinner featured Gordon Hit
tenmark as master of ceremonies end
included several singers from the
hotels floor show. Numerous prizes,
donated by association members. were
given to the guests.
Evening star., 1937-02-18
WJLJIAM n. Comrades M

Richard J. Hardin Camp,
No. >. United Spanish War
Veterans. will assemble at
Chambers funeral home.
1400 Chaplin st. at 1918
am. Friday. February 10.
1897. for the funeral OF our
late comrade. WILLIAM II.
Infernnenf at Arlinaton
Evening star., 1937-02-18
DEATH OF YOUTH
IN WOODS PROBED
Note to Father Indicates Suicide
Of William Jerome Flanni-
gan, Jr., New York"

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
today was conducting an investiga-
ton into the death of a :3-year -old
youth who was found shot late yes
terday in the woods near Fifteenth
and Evarts streets northeast.
The youth, tentatively identified as
william Jerome Flanagan, ir, Of
New York, was found shot through
the temple. In one hand was clutched
a .22-caliber rife, according to De-
tective Sergt. John c. Dalglish.
The detective also discovered a note
which read: Dear father: am about
to shoot myself. I am not worried,
but slightly nervous" 1t was signed
Junior"
A receipt found in the clothes
showed the youth had purchased .22-
caliber rife and a quantity of bullets
at a downtown store Tuesday, inves-
tigators said.
Police believe the body had lain in
the woods several hours before it was
discovered by a dog being exercised
by Lester Brown. 1882 Mills avenue,
who notified police.
Evening star., 1937-02-18
ELuHRER, JOSEPH A.. Suddenly on

ELUHRER. JOSEPH A. Suddenly. on
Tuesday. February It. 1897. at his resi-
dence, Roanoke. Va. JOSEPH A.
beloved husband of Laura L. Fluhrer
tnee Johnson. He also is survived by a
daughter Mrs. Russell Coleman of
Washington. D. c., and a sister. Miss
Mary Fluhrer OF Edmonston. Md. Re-
mains resting at Gaschs funeral home.
As Maryland ave. Hyattsvile. Md
Services at the above funeral home on
Thursday. February 1S., at 80 pm.
ment Evergreen Cemetery. Bladensburg.
Md.