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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30. VJZt CC iniOLS In this rdty. March 27. 102t.

lilcliard Nichols, Irlovwl buwlisnd of Mary Nichols, a native of New York City, aged itf years 5 months 2 days, I'MemJ am invited to attend tlie funenil acrrkus liHmirrr'w riiurl.v). at 2:30 o'clock BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Large Cities Hold One Third a p. at tlie chail of 11. r. wimr in, If, MILLS SELF IN HOME 2PI0 Iirtwmn --in ami -oui au.

uictni'raiion, flic tinvei ncaiietery. HSI IKvhnerl In this city. March Iff. 1021. BORN.

Marie belovwl wife of G. Oral, loving atsierl WAR CRIPPLES FORGOntN-l SI FRANCISCO oc t'liarlna. (, N. and Joseph Hjuner ana mm. K.

Schroi'dcr, native ot Sctiwyx, SwiUerlantl, IMuern nientft 1111.1, itIihm muiv 1 I Of Population Frienda and acqiinintancca are rcanectfully Invitwl to attend the funeral tomirrow, Marifi 31. 1021, at o'clock, from the chapel ot luliiia Gotleaii, 41 Van Neaa ave. thence to Notre Dante ilea Vietoires. where a ronuiew HIM. OLfiE.V William P.

II ill, 21. Oakland, ami Ida OUii, IS, IIuuijUm at. IIKKUI.VUTON CHOIHSBH llinrain A. Her. rngtun, 4.H, Han Jim, and Helen Uvoiaacr, 22.

1111 lMTroworth t. MAONOM LAY Oiano Mamoli, 2fl. and LU-. Han A. Lay, both (if KWU KourteMith at.

MAIjNAN I'rUKAN lianlcl I. Magnan. 22, 41.12 tVliforaia lit. and Marie Currau, 20, 115 Iftihoce er. MAKTINBLLO PICCiH rmmcnico Martinelln, fc22 I'otirtMaith at, aad Leua l'tocbi, 20.

44118 Nlnclecnth at. MOOItB MKYKitS nolrt E. Moore, 28, Val-. and Marie Meyer, 27. Lot Anu'lea.

Itonnle A. NcvtlajuL 2d, Kl-M MrAUinter and Myrtle L. Welch, 24, ti.l Albion av. high mass will I celebrated for the repose of I her soul, commencing at uiO clock, iot.r-1 inent. Holy I emeterv.

0WKN8- In thi citv. March 20. 1021. Jndca BW'M in this city. March 28.

to tht wife) of Myrtle T. Mum, a tlauahUr. Bl HiKHS In thia rtty, March 24. to th wile of I arrol Jiler Runieas, BYltriKKH In thu city. March, IKi, to tha wife of John K.

Hyrnraa, a daughter. CAKfc.Y In thia city. Marco 17. to tha wife of Thomas Carey, a eon. In tbia city, March 24.

too wife of Inland Whitmau Cutler, a ton. DAMON In tlim city, March 24, to the wife of Henry J. Damon, a am thin city, Man IT4, to the wife of William Allen Douioino, a son. HA.N.NA In thu city. March 21.

to the wife of V. M. James Hauna, a daughter. MADISON In this city, March 25. to tht wife of Kric A.

Madison, a M'HI)Y In 'thia city. March 26. to tba wilt of Itobert Moodv, a daughter. WILSON In thia city. March 2.

to the wife of Gaunt Arthur Wilson, a daughter. Henry M. Owens, ln-lovetl husliand of Franci-w I II. oweiM and brother of James (J. Owens ol Richinond Min.

Mary P. Bonne of hanta Rosa. native of Kentucky, aired 53 vearH. Annmiiiccinent of funTal later. Friends! UILBHUT Jamea A.

Rich, HO, Fort, kLu4 L'ii. 1 1 11- 'IK nit. may nil at limy Dtvisadero at 1 out. RIKCKI-UC'l II In Alameda. Murch 20.

1021. Knth.rinf lcarly beluveil wife of Conrad Rieael- bulli. mother of Mn. L. W.

Kirhter of OOHQROVB In rmltvale. March 2I, 10'." Margrate, deurly beloved wife of tha ln llioiium CxwgTovit, native ot Ireland, aged 70 years. Frienda and acqualntsnces are respectfulH Invileil to attend the funeral toilay (VVeilnw-div), at o'clock, from the parlors of 11. Morrison, 401 Raker comer Hayes sU. thence to Ht.

Jamus' Church, where a requiem high mans will 1 cclclraled for the repose ot her soul, conuiumclng at 0:43 a. m. luLeiueut. Holy Cross Ccmelciy. DAWK In this city, March 25, 1021 Sarah beloved wife of William 1L Davis, a native of Pennsylvania.

Friends are invinl to attend the funeral Wednesday, March 30. 1021, at 10:30 o'cloun a. nv, (nan the chapel of the Golden Gate 1 mlii-taking 2475 Miwinn near 21st Internirnt. Mt, Olivet Cemetery. DAVIDSON In thia city, March 27.

1021. William 8., beloved husliand of A bins Davidson, idolind father of Audrey Duvidson and son of John B. and Catherine Davidson, a native of Kansas City, Mianouri, aged 33 yeara inuntha 2 days. Tlie funeral will taks place today (Wednn-Jay), at 1 o'chrk, fiotn the parlors of the Henry J. Gallagher Company, 2507 Howard at.

IntemkmU Mt Uiiret Cemetery. DtiKLkLU In this city. Murrh 2X, 1021. John Doelker, dearly lialoied hualnnd of the lute Kbulwih IXwlker. devoted brother of Mm.

Chr stine lercele, Adam and Christian Doelker, a native of lieiimiuy, ged 71 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday, April 1, at 2 o'clock p. at ht. JiAin's Kvsnaulical Lutheran Church, 22d hetwei-n Howard and Copp ate. Interment, Mt Olivet Cemetery.

FrieuiU may call at tho chapel of H. F. Suhr (., juu Mission 'twTi '-KUi ami '241th sts. Dl M'H In this city. March 20, 1021, Mary beloved write of Nicholas R.

Duni-lty loving daughter of Mra. Margaret Coffev and dcvotitl swter of Myrtle, Joeeph. Walter and Arthur Coffey a natiie of han Francisco, aged 25 years months 24 davn Frienda anil acquaintances are reencctfuIlT Invited to attend tlie funeral Tluimday. at 10 a. from the nurlon of Sulir Ac Winboldt.

Htm Valencia street, between 25th ard 2tith ta. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. GRACIA In thia city, March 27. 1021.

Marguerite Martha, beloved wife of Frank P. tiracia, loving mother of Mrs. .1. If. Binning.

F. W. K. and the late E. V.

and J. C. Gracia. devoted aiater of William Mahood. Frienda and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral today, March 30.

1021, at 2X0 p. from the chapel of Julius S. Godeau. 41 Van Neas are. Interment.

'Crutch 3,500 Miles From Home, Longs for Some One to Talk To; Is Patriotism Asleep? WASHINGTON, March 29. More than a third of the country's population in 1920 and nearly 70 per, cent, of the urban dwellers, 37,770,114 personslived in cities of 23,000 inhabitants or more. Census bureau figures today said approximately 36 per cent of the total population was grouped in the 287 communities in this class. There were 2,739 municipalities' having 2,500 or more inhabitants with an aggregate population of 54,314,476. Sacramento, Ijouiae Hildelirand and 1 Conrad ItiigelUuth of Alameda and the lata Annn Tietien.

arandinotner of Harold Iticbter MARRIAGE LICENSES. and Charliti Itiigelliuth, a nalive of Neider- REDDING, March 29. Clair Knight, aged 11. fired a bullet Into his brain lasj night rather than face the disgrace of having appropriated money not his own. He and another school boy, Melvin Hensley, had found the hiding place of money belonging to Camllle Silver, a carpenter.

They were using this liberally to attend moving picture shows, and then came the day of exposure. Seeing Silver approaching the home, Clair Knight scribbled a note Baying: am accused of stealing money, mother. It is driving me crazy. I can't stand it any longer." After the shot, fired in an upstairs room, the body of the boy was found sitting upright on the floor. The lad was a son of Mr, and Mrs.

Charles Knight, recent residents of Susanville. Naval Base Contest Reaches Legislature SACRAMENTO, March 29. Sena Tba following (unman liceuwa were ismietl ill thia city eterday: wclnel. Germauy agtd 74 tears months lii days. Frienda and arquaititancea are reoectfnll Invited to attenq the funeral services today.

Hit 'Pcnyi, 81. both of Bt. Calif. March 30. 1021.

at 2 P. (torn thi fiinersl chapel of George It. Hairy. 1524 Welster st. Alameda interment.

Mb View cemetery TtllKSln this Htv. Man 28. 1021. Violet aiJ i'. 'i i-rm Uii, iijufll.

KIO. SINNHI BHK ASTA(ill John Hinnnnber, HI. and ViatorU Uaataavr, S3, both of rjiiaito, (elif. PUonST Joh.n A. J.

BtileL 26, 44 Uclmer and lrma N. i'rubet, IS, 330 Hermann at, VOI.M KI PEaiOLAT-WUIimn W. Volroer, 211, ill Jackson au, and lluth B. I'enolat, 22, 2202 liiwadero at. i ALAMKDA CO.

MAK1UAGK UOENSES. Ilia fulluwing marnage licenaea were iaeued in OakUnd ycnterday: AUmriT CHI UCH Gliarlm H. Abbott. 64. l.cxii.

and K1U h. Church, 53, Berkeley. COMl'AKT L1KHMAN Lonia Oiiuuart, 05. and Jennie l.ielxuan, 47. Uith of lterkeley.

HI UN IMI0.S Jnhn lliibner. 32. and Alda 1mm, 32, MJi of San Kraiieiaco. NONKS DFJ, IKiNTA Ijngi Nonea, and Annunziala Iel Hunts, 33, both ot Oakland. RL'AN LONO Tlinuuia limine.

8S. Oakland, and Margueret Long, 38, Berkeley. BAN MATRO OO. MARRIAOI LIOKNSE. The following marriage license was issued in Redwood City yeateniay: UlCHARnS-SWKITZKIt H.

Richardson Richards. Sr, and Ulsdya Alberts Bweitaer, 33, both of Chieo. Rosa, beloved ciaunhtcr of Harry F. and Isabel! Ross, a native of California, aged 10 years BltOWNK CROWUrr John F. Browne, 27, I I'Kli Church lb.

and Non Crowley. 20. CWIina-ivood at. COCHKANK (SRANT Jamee Cochrane, Xi. 215 Vcltcr tad Willielraina Grant.

27. Vo- lOTCM st, DKNrXIRI MASCARBIXO nichard IVnwrrl. 21. 70S Pajre at, and Erminia Maaoarello, IN 2014 I'nton at. COI1L EI EB Henry Oohl.

25. and Roe? Meier, 27. both of Kichmond. months. Funeral services Wednesday.

March 30. 1021. at 2 o'clock p. from the remdence of bar lwrent, H.l KHiiui utreeu fl' 1 1 1J 1. tnil.

BmW. native of Sweden, aged 82 ears: a mis.be I BY MOLLIE MERR.CK. "Thirty-flve hundred miles from home and no friends." That's the way a blue-eyed South- erner out at Letterman Hospital put his story to us yesterday. He's a crutch case, this boy, and for six weeks he's been sitting on that broad hospital veranda watching the luckier fellows chatting with friends and eat- ing his heart out for someone to talk to. "Women folks." he says, to remind him of home.

Women folks to brush away for a few glad moment memories that have faded from sharp horror to say gray monotony. There are theater tickets to be had for the asking, he tells us, but if you're too nervous to swing on crutches on and oft the cars and through the thick of the traffic the privilege Is of no use to you. So you of Altahmos iniie. rn. m.

improved u. it. i Tie funeral will take place tomorrow. Marcls R1, at 3 p. (mm the parlors of Comisty A PANAMA URGED TO 0.1 All rlted to attend the funeral today, March 30.

1031. at 1 from chsrwl ot Julius 8. ijKlxau. 41 Van Ncaa avenua. LAKH In Mt.

Hau-na. Marnh 25. Patrick ltlake, pasUir ot Ht. Helena (Jul hollo Clnirvh, brloyrd Iruther of John J. and dktward Blake of Sun Francisco, uatits of County Li'itrim, Ireland.

Funeral will be held from St. Helena Oithollo church" today. March with a anlenin requiem high imws at 11 o'clock. Intennnit, Ht. Helena Oiuctery Friends and acquaiu- tances respectfully inrited to attend.

BOHUHKKN In San Jose. March 20. 11121. Henry beloyid son of Die late Jacob and Hoachken, hrtHher of VV. J.

and Jcuci'h 0. Iloacliken of HaivJnie and uncle ot Leetrr Lunik in of l'nrtcrville, a nat ive of Ban Fra ncii.ro, agcil 50 yearn months 10 days. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, March 31, at 2 o'clock p. from the parlor of ttie oan Jobb Undertaking 276 Hoiilh 2d San June, Cal. Interment, Oak Hill Oniietery.

BROWN- In Nam, CaL, March 27. Arthur Mnrrrt husband of Ktliyl Brown and brother of Mrs. Georae Hoffman, native of Milwaukee, sgrrt 42 years. Funeral eerrlcea will be held, today (Wednesday) at o'clock a. si the chuwl of Halsted 1122 Sutter at Interment BRl'NKLLI In Rtockton.

March 27, 1021. John beloved bimhand of Marion D. Bninelli and loving brother of the late Felix ltninelli. native of Italy, aged 33 years 3 months 24 days. A member of ISakerntleld Lodge No.

473 L. O. o. runeral services tomorrow (ThnrsdsT). at 1 jlO P- from the funeral home of Monahan 4b corner Kith and Dolnrea under the auspices of B.

F. Lodge. No. 26. L.

O. O. M. Interment, Cypress Lawn Cemetery. CAU.NUS In this oitv.

March 2. 1021. Mary dearly beloved wife of the late John Carries, loving mother nf the late ttlizabetb and Mary A. Carnea and Mrs. Grace Heable, grandmother of Grace W.

and John E. Dcable and sister of Patrick J. Cruwe, native ot Eugland. seed 6 v-'ars. The funeral will take place tomorrow (Thursday), at 8:15 s.

from the parlors of the I nited Undertakers, 25ml Howard tt, at 22d at; thence to Ht. Klusaheth'a (liurch, where a reimiem hich mass will be celelirated for the renose nf her soul, at 0 I. in. Interment. Holy Crose Cemetery.

CASSIDY In this city, March 28, 1021, Kllcn M. Ciuwidy, dearly hrloveil sister of Mrs. May J. Dunlin and Mrs. Jos.

T. Callaban, a native of Massachusetts. T'le funeral (private) will take place today, (Wednesday), March 30. at 8 a. from her lute residence, Kfcll Guerrero thence to Ht.

James Church, where a requiem mass will lis celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at, 8:30 a. m. Interment. Holy Cj-netery, conducted by Jas U. Reilly A Co.

In Palo A Ho. John Castro, be-IovhI son of Pablo and Maria Castro and devoted brother of Iia, Paul and Francea Castro and Mrs. Mary Regit, a native of San Francisco, aged 10 yeara. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to nttend the funeral on Thursday, March 31, 1021, at 9:30 a. from aister'a residence, 1045 Taylor apt.

thence to the Church of Nufstra Rcnora de Gusdelupe. where a requiem hiah mass will be celebrated for the repose of bia soul, commencing at 10 a. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. CH4.MRKRLAIN In Berkeley.

March 27. 1021. Hov.rd R. ChAmlwlain. beloved hunband of Irene J.

Chamlierlain and loving father of Raymond K. and Glen W. Chamberlain and Mrs. Francis Duncan, a native of Cleveland. Ohio.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services. Thursday. March 31, at 10 a. in from hia lute residence. Lincoln.

Rerkeley. Cal. CONSTAN8 in thia city. March 2N. 1021.

Jules J. Conatans, beloved husband of Kmma T. Constant a native of Pana. France, aged 50 yeara 11 months 14 days. Friends are invited to attend the funeral aervicee today at 12 o'clock noon, from the Chanel of H.

F. Sulir Mission tor Crowley was permitted by vote of the Senate today to introduce a bill All the Time You Want i nnoliy 112 vaieni'ia ii-ar Aa. wnerai aervitos will te held under the auipiccs of Altah-inn Trine, No. K7, Imimited O. R.

M. Incineration. Wcodlswn Cemetery. 8CAI.LV In Berkeley. March 20.

1921. Catherine Seally, beloved uxither of Mrs. J. Murray. Mm.

J. ltiher and John Scally. a DIED. which would transfer from the State to the United States Government land native of Ireland. (Chicago papers ploass Mt.

Olivet Cemetery I at Alameda for use as a naval base site. Aymcr, Jcwne 43 ym. Ayiiker, Jemie 4T yra. Raniue, Mdiam K. 8 HnuwUi.

John N. 33 Bnschken. Henry D. fH cara RlaJte. Key.

Patrick B. Rmwn. Arthur K. Opposition to the measure has de- outw.) Friends are reapretfully invited to attend tht I funeral Thursday, March 31, at 0 o'clock a. 1 from the jmrlors of Freeman Ai Coi-ltoach tc Kenney, 2414 Grove st, Berkeley: thence to) Ht.

Josephs Church, where a requiem mass will lie celebrated for the repose of her soul, ecsu- PANAMA, March 29. Refusal on the part of Panama to accept the de in una city, aiarcn si, neeiei Harris, beloved husband of the lata Oittrl Hams, loving father of Solomon, Leon Harris and Mra. I'oal Harris, native of Kuaaia, aged Otl Teat i. Frii.niui and acquaintances are reanectfiilly invited to attend the funeral services, which were postponed trnra Tuesday, on Wednretdav, March 30, 1021, at 1 D. m.

sharp, frsm Hebrew Rurial Parlors. 1115-17 Buchaivun rirar Golden Gate are. Interment, Salem velopeiMrom members who contend It would put the State on record in favor of tiie proposed Alameda naval base site as opposed to the one offered at Mare Island. Margrate 76 tneneing at clock s. intenueot, at.

Unit's Cemetery. SHKKMAN lrt thia city. March 20, 1021, Anna amra. Mary A. y.

Conatans, Jules J. no ti.mli.rl.in 1 1 a It M.ennan, rlovl Bister' of S. 8. ana u. cemetery Plea omit flowers.

leu Iran oioii itoweis. sasidy, Klle'n M. A public hearing on the bill will u.wi. HOI'VVnon In this city. Man'h 20.

1021, Oeorite foniia. W. Houwood, a native of England, aged 55X Mends are invited to attend the funeral McGulrk, Rliabeth A. .75 yeara Murptiy Very Iter. John 7 1 Mrliovcm.

Mary K. 74 Moran. Waller yra. MelnUnh, Jennie M. Murphy.

Jauie P. 19 Mi'Munuion, Katherine. Moran. Walter 60 y. Nicholn, Richard 76 J.

Necdluun. Annie Orsi llyhner) k'Marie R. Owens, Judge Henry M. 53 years Orai, Marie RierHhutb. Katherine 74 yra.

Rom. Violet L. 16 y. Rice, Gen re Olirer 05 Krtdly, t'aUierine 8esberc, Ijonia 8mith, Krank 10 Kinitli, George 16 Skeuoted, Charles 44i yearn Stihr. Herman F.

68 Sherman, Anna Tweed, Klilalieth Wachhorst, Dr. Newton years. rnurwiay, at 10 o'clock, from the parlors ot i i. iiuih kite held by Senate and Assembly committees on commerce and navigation next Monday night it was announced ft ml Th imnpiiy. Mary A.

360 Ihiyis. Sarah B. lKjelker. John 71 yra. rayidHon.

Wm. 8. 33 Oraeia, Marguerite M. rlarris, Joaciih Hopwood, George W. fT years -If vn RvMl fill lriends are invited to attend the funeral Ashlrv McMullen Geary and Sijth sv.

lursday, larch 31, 1021. at 11 o'clock a. SKKISTK1 In this city, March 20, 1121. the cliapel of the Gulden Gat I ndertak- i (iliarles Allart SkciBtwi, detirlv beloved hira-! J1, lucuiera- band of I. Skati4ed.

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Olivrt. IVmielerv SkcoHtcl of Chicago, nephew of Cliariea Klein of Turlock. cousin of A. W. Nelson of San Krancv.cn, a native of Illinois, aged 45 Jackaon, May JACKSON In this city.

March 2S. 1021, B.vron Jackson, beloved husband of Mary L. Jackson and father of rhe late Lieut. Hymn S. naure of Norwalk.

Ohio, aged 80 years. Jacobnon, Wllhelmins A 1 jw 11 iiuonins iu nays, Frienda may call at the chapel of H. V. Ruhr A 2010 Miwion Iietween 25th Order of World War Plans Benefit Ball Capt. Frank M.

MacGraw, commander of San Francisco Chapter of Kamlr.de, John V. rrienda are invited to attend the funeral aiui zutn ate. Aotice of funeral later. services at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, March SMITH In this city, March 27, 1021, Frank, be- Cecil' lute rkcating, r-inisis knight, Oiarles P. 71 I -one.

Filwani loved of and the f.iiplli Smith il, st liray'a. DirisadiTo at I'osU Interment, I and Irother of Grace, George, Luella and Billt the Military Order of the World War, Lynch. Maurice. will address the disabled war veterans at the Palo Alto base hospital next Sunday afternoon. On April 9 the San Francisco chap pmnte JACOHHON In thia city.

March 28. littl. dearly bt loved wife of John Jacolison, deroted mother of I'arl Elsie, (leiune, Siftnd and Esther and beloyed daughter of Maria Catherine and Karl Suud. a native of Warsaw. Finland, axed 47 yeara 1 mith 18 days.

Frienda ana acquaintance, are respectfully inrited to attend the funeral today at 10 a. from her late residence, Army uear Sanchez at. Interment, Cypres Lawn 1-Vmetery. tuneral arrangement under tha nf ter will hold a military ball for the benefit of the disabled veterans. The entire proceeds will be turned over to the authorities at Palo Alto to use In the cases of men who are not drawing AYMER March 20.

W21. Jowie, belored wife of rhe late Charles Ayiner, ostire of Scotland, aged 45 yea in. Notice of funeral later. Remains at the nsrlora of Com inky Connelly, 1182 Valencia nrar 23d BARDI'B In Ran Francisco. March W.

1121. Meliiva Kllen Banhie. dearly beloyed wife of lh N. Itardue. mother nf lilo R.

and On Etain Rardue. sinter of Mrs. Mary Drake nf Kuaene. Mrs. Lucretia DaTenixirt of Silrerton.

and Mn. H. V. Morehouse of Reno. na-tiye of Missouri, aeed 66 years.

Friends and sconaintances are reiioectfullT tn- government compensation. The county JACKSON In May itr of uef4t and riaiiuiitpr at tha late Iietween 25th and 20tb its. Interment, Holy council of the American Legion has voted its approval of the ball. 969 Marketr-Next to Strand Theater cross cemetery. I Leaves for Southern California.

Y. L. Mott, assistant manager of the Palace Hotel, left yesterday with members ot the Rotary Club for a week's sojourn in southern California. cision or Chief Justice White of the United States Supreme Court fixing the boundary between this country and Costa Rica might lead to serious consequences for Panama, according to the message of President Porras, which was read yesterday before the extraordinary session of the National Assembly, President Porras asserted that non-acceptance of the White award would result in the United States withdrawing her friendly offices, which recently ended hostilities with Costa Rica, and that warfare would be resumed. He declared that Costa Rica would receive arms and support from other Central American republics, while Panama would be without means of defense.

A committee of seven deputies was name! for the pqrpo.se of studying the note to the Panaman government by Secretary of State Hughes, which suggested the acceptance of the White award. The committee will also consider the reply of Panama, which has been drafted and approved by a conference of promiiient citizens of this country. This projected reply would oppose acceptance of the White award and would suggest that other means for reaching a peaceful settlement be found. The committee was given five days in whichto make its report, Bodies of Nine Heroes Of War Coming Home Bodies of nine war veterans exhumed in France will arrive tomorrow morning at the Oakland mole. A special guard of honor will meet the flag draped caskets.

Those whose bodies will arrive tomorrow are: Pri-bodies will arrive are: Private Homer H. Blevins, company E. Twentieth Infantry, Fresno; Private Ernest Clyde Clark, Company, Fifth Marines, Merced: Private Robert L. Bagwill, Company Twenty-sixth Infantry, Sacramento; First Lieutenant Herbert Boyer, Company First Brigade, M. G.

Stockton; Private Charles L. Steirtman, Company, First Engineers, Visalia; Private Edward C. Kreh, Company First Engineers, Petaluma; Private Lester Ludlnghouse, Company Second F. S. Oakland; Private William A.

Phennig, Company First Engineers, San Francisco; Private Wallace Hyde Chaffee, Company M. G. Ventura. Mott motored to Long 5e9.cn with George H. Pitty and Jim Patrick, where the party will enjoy several days of golf.

Thomas W. Funeral services at 10:30 a. March 31, at the Preabvterian Church. Kausalitn. Cal.

KAMLADK In thia city. March 2S. lflll. John beloved husland of the late Jane Kamlsde. lovipa father of Fred C.

Knmlade and Mra. J. fireaves and the late Herman Kandade. a native of tlermany. The funeral will take place today (Wednesday), at 30 a.

tu. from the parlors of the T'nited I'ndertakem, SWW Howard at at. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. KEATlXti In this city.

March 2. Ii-1. Finima, beloved wife of John i. Kefttinx. beloved mother of Alfred, Jnhn and Francf Keating, tvloved daughter of Mrs.

Itose Ferrogiaro and ainter of J.oui. Allrt and tVed Ferrovnaro and Mrs. Florence Uordemade, a native of Ban Francisco. Ketrmina at her 1st residence, 1539 Innrs are. (formerly Ptii ave.

Sonthl. KNIGHT In this city. Manh 29. 1021. Charles 1'enrose.

husliand of Leontme Knight, father of Iiert Allen 1. and Leonard 1'. Kn glit, Mrs. Louis Hayes and Mrs. T.

J. Mcllale, arandfather of Hert and Ijeonard Johnson, a native of Cincinnati. Ohio, seed 71 years 5 months. just sit day in and day out hoping and praying for a day of release. STRANGE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Strange, that such a thing could happen in Francisco. We, with our motto, "San Francisco knows how." Are we going to let these boys say that San Francisco knows how to forget? "Patriotism isn't dead; it's Just sleeping. It'll wake up some day, all right." And they smile away the suspicious brightness in their eyes. And so it will. But what is going to happen in the meantime? Foundations of bitterness are being laid, not because we do not care, but because we are leaving it all to the other person, forgetting our wartime lesson that great work is accomplished by every man doing his bit rather than by a few deeds of startling mag- nitude.

There's a Middle West boy out there, a farmer's son. He's been in the hos- pital for many months, and it looks as if there would be a long stretch ahead of him yet. He has had crowds of. sweet-faced, smiling women clustered about his cot at Thanksgiving and 'Christmas. Cheer and song and flowers and cigarettes and ripe-cheeked fruit have been his at those times.

"But it's either a feast or a famine," he says. "It's a long stretch yet to the Fourth of July, and I guess they won't come again until then." IT'S A LONG STRETCH. It is a long stretch from Christmas to the Fourth of July. Too long a stretch for a lad who has given his "full measure of devotion" to have to wait for a woman's sympathy and cheer. Only a gentle hand can break the bitter, apathy that is fast settling upon these boys whom fate has robbed of the Joy of going forth to meet the world.

The world must come to them, and come joyously, to pay its debt of gratitude or try to pay what can never be fully recompensed, A few days ago we printed in our columns a letter signed "A Hospital Patient." We have not been abie to locate this boy by name and letters and messages for him are rapidly cumulating at "The Examiner" office. His direct appeal to the friendly heart of San Francisco has already won for him more than one friend. The letters which reach us every day show that it is not so much for-getfulness on the part of the public, but rather bewilderment as to how to go about the carrying out of their wishes. One received yesterday carries this message: During my ten months' residence in San Francisco I have had both the time and the inclination to cheer some lonely soldier-patient at'Letterman Hospital, but I didn't know just how to go about it. LET'S SHOW THEM.

I wonder if it would be asking too much of you to send me the name of some boy who has no friends here, or to tell me whether to telephone' the hospital or just go out on visit-ors' day? There's a friend for some boy. We'll mail her a name tomorrow. We'll get that name from the tfflce flies, for they tell the story in so many eases. It's a lonely chap whose registry slip a blank where it should hold the names of friends or relatives to notify in the event of his death. A Special Purchase of ttmitu, a native of Washington, aged 10 years.

Frirnds are invited to attend the funeral today, March 30, 1021, at 1:30 o'clock: f. from the Church of the Good Samaritan, otnro ave. and st. Interment, Cypress Ijiwn Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking 247S Mission near 21st SMITH In iliis citv, March 2.8, 1921, Onorey, t.

Smith, Iming bntther of Henry H. Smitii and Mra. Florence Heuermann, a native of California, aged 48 years 1 month 22 days Friends are inritel to attend the funeral services tomorrow tTlmrsdayi, at 10:30 o'clock a. at tlie chats-1 of H. F.

Suhr 2919 Mh-sion at. Iwtween IWth and 20th Ma. Incinenition. Cvptoss Iwn Cemetery. Sl IIU In this city.

March 27. 1921. Herman dearly beloved husliand of Marie J. Suhr. father of Fred and George Suhr and brother of Martin Suhr.

a native of Oldenburgh, Germany, aged 1'9 years 2 nioutha 29 days. A memlvr of San Francisco Schnetjcn Verein, Amit Lilien-thaeler Verein. Harmony Lodge. No. 13, I.

f). 0. F. Verein Eintracht, Sunset Society. Minion liOdge No.

10, Od. H. S. San Francisco Grove, No. 3, IT.

A. O. D. Hermati SUmm, No. 224.

IT. O. R. M. San Frandaco Srhivahcn Verein.

Walhalls Hebecca Lodge. No. 130, I. O. P.

Friends are invited to attend the serrieea) todsy, March SO, at 2:30 o'clock p. at 2919 Mission between 25th and 26th ats. Interment, Mt Olivet Cemetery. WALHALLA RKHKKAH I.HDOR, NO. 130 I.

O. O. P. Officers and members are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, H. F.

Suhr, today, March 30, at 2 p. from 2019 Mission st, Iietween and 20th. GEHTItrDi: RAAKA. N. Q.

LOI'ISH FLEISCHER, Secretary. S. FUNERAL DIRECT Its' ASSOOIA-TION The members are hereby requested 1 attend the funeral of Mr. Herman F. Suhr, nil this Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, from 2919 Mission ut.

By order of F. J. MONAHAN. President. H.

W. M.VASS, Secretary. OFFICERS AN'll MEMBERS OF HARMONY LOIiOE. NO. 13.

I. O. O. ars earnestly requested to assemble at tho chapel of 11. P.

Suhr A 2919 Mi. on st. between 25th and 2'th, st 2:30 o'clock p. m. today, tn attend the fimeral services of our late niemDor, Herman F.

Suhr. By order 'of I. MALES, Noble Grand. ETRNST BAUMANN. Recording Sec'y.

In thia city. March 28. 1921. Elisabeth, loved wife of the late Mitchell O. Twertd anj devoted mother of Robert J.

Tweed, Mrs H. Monrti, Mrs. O. Rrignoli. Mrs, N.

Wilslow, John and the late Andrew L. and Mitchell George Tweed, a native of Scotland, Frirnds and acnuaintances are Invited to attend the funeral today st 11:30 a. from the parlors of Hiihr Wieboldt. 14B5 Vtilencia Iietween 2ith and; sts. Interment.

Cyrrrss Dawn Ometery. WACHHORST In this city. March 2. 1921. Dr.

Newton dearly lieloved hiilnd of Catherine A. Wnchhont loving father of Newton B. Wachhorst son of the late Herman and Frances Wachhorst of Sacramento and brother of Eugene 8. achhorst of Sacramento, a native of Sacramento. Cal.

(Sacramento pajiera please copv.) The funeral serrieea will be held today (Wednesdavi, at 10 o'clock, from the funeral home nf 10th and Dolores ata. Incineration. Cypress Lawn Cemetery. CARD CiFTHANKS. Daughters and relatives of the late John Relioul heartily thank all the people who sent the leatitiful floral offerings and the assistance rendered them by their various friends.

CARD OFTHANKS. I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks tn friends for the kindness. svintatftiT and flmil offerings in the loss of my dear mother. Mrs. Jacob Miller.

FRANK A. MILLER. CARD OF THANKS. Manv thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and svnuwthy expressed in our bereavement S. A.

WRIGHT AND DArtlHTER. JheresOne Best Food Grapefuts Flavor Nourishment Convenience Economy AT GROCERS EVERYWHERE Blouses Sweaters will be placed on Sale Wednesday and Thursday Here is an opportunity to effect substantial savings on new, seasonable merchandise not leftovers from last season, as the prices would indicate; and our main object is to acquaint the public with the real values that Joseph Magnin Co. offer at all times. Specials on Wash Blouses 'ells Itcmaina at the parlors of Julius K. Godesii, 41 Van Ness ave.V Funeral notice later.

LONG In thia city, March 'JT. 1021. Edward Kverrtt Long, dearly beloved liusltMid of Eiiutia Long, loving father of Mrs. Violet Weselt-dtuik and Mrs. UtoitiY Marsh, devoted brother of Ovid.

James lie Witt O. and Uttis II. Ltrntr, Mrs. George McNeillia. Mrs.

Kcaulah Michels and Mrs. BesBie Scott, a native Greenfield, (Ihio, aged So years. A member of 8 K. Victory Lodge. No.

1071, Fraternal Brotherhood. Frienda are invited to attend the funeral services today (Wednesday) at 10 o'clock a. at hia late reaidence, lo 4.S Haiglit Iietween Aahbury and Clayton sts. Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

(Funeral arrangements under the direction of H. F. Suhr A Co. i LORENT7.EN In Alameda, March 2. Eb beloved mother of Mrs.

Helen Berk, sister of Mrs M. K. Andersen, a native of Denmark, ajred 73 yeara 1 month. Friends are respectfully remiested tn attend funeral services at 2113 Lincoln avenue. Alameda, st 2 o'clock today.

-March 3d. Interment, private. Please omit flowers. LYNCH In this city. March 28.

1'Jil. Maurice Lvnch, a native of Ireland. Tlie funeral will take place tomorrow (Thursday), March 31, 1021. at o'clock a. from the parlors of Carew English, tt'18 Geary thence to Sacred Heart Church, where a requiem high mass will le offered for the repose of hia soul, commencing at 0 o'clock a.

m. Interment. St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland McMANMON In thia city. March 29.

1021, Katherine McManmon. desrly IWnved wife Frank McManmon and loving mother of Ella. Frank, Florence and Evelyn McManmon and the late Thomas McManmon, a native of County Monaghan, Ireland. Friends and ncnuaintanccs are respectfully inrited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thursday), at 8:30 a. from the parlors of Mc-llrearty McCorniick.

643-fU5 Valencia street, between 17th and Iflth thence to St James' Church, where a reriuiem high mass will be celebrated for the reimse of her soul, commencing at 9 m. Interment, lloly Cross Cemetery. McGUlKK In this city. March 27, 1921. Elisabeth widow of the late John McGuira.

dearly beloved mother of Benjamin John M. mwA VA.rA 1 nnri Mt-S. John J. AT R-OBEUT INS STEIN-RT rVH SMADTH rtTMTC 1 $1.95 3000 French and Figured Voile Blouses will be divided into 2 lots and placed on sale today, and among all the 3000 there Is not one that would ordinarily sell for less than double this price. There are some trimmed with real Filet and real Irish, some hand embroidered; there are tucked models, slip-ons and over-blouses in fact, every style in all sizes.

$40 For Stein-Bloch Suits W. A. HALSTED $2.95 PERCY L. HrNOFDSOal Iennis and the late Harry McilmrK and loving I PrssiSeflt THE OLD FIRM I Specials on Tie-Back Sweaters HALSTED CO. NO BRANCHES 1122 SUTTER ST.

Phone Franklin 123 Stein-Bloch Quality, i a i onally known, at my bottom price, is what I believe to be the best value obtainable tThe only better suits are the more expensive Stein-BIochs. My selections are complete! Forty Dollars and More Delicious Lunch 65c Dinner $1.25 A la carte Here'B one of the most remarkable of all the values we have ever assembled. All-wool tie-back sweaters, in all the leading shades, for two days only, at a price at less than the cost of the wool. Just think of It only Bister of Mra. My Meyer, a native oi Lioweu.

aged 75 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral today at 8:30 a. from her late resid nee, 6:12 Fell between Buchanan and Webster; thence to Sacred Heart Church, where a requiem high niaji will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, coinnnncing at 0 a. in. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, under the direction of McBreartT McComuck.

McGOVEKN In South San Francisco. March 29. 1021. Marv E. McGovem.

beloved w.fe of 1'. McGovern of Halfmoon Hay. mother of K. T. C.

and Dr. J. O. MctSovem. Mrs.

It. McGraw, Mrs. C. C. Conrad and Mrs.

1. Quinlan, a native of Ireland, aged 4 years 12 da.s St. l'atil laperi please coiy. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday. March 31, 1921.

at 9:30 a. from the residence of her dauehter, 530 Grand thence to All Souls' Church, where requiem mass will be celebrated, commencing at 10 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. MclNTOSH In thia city, March 27, 1921.

Jen- nie beloved ivife of M. S. Mclntnw, a native of New Jersey. Notice of funeral hereafter. Friends may call at -the onrlors of Barr)' McDonnell, 70o-770 Valencia st- MOHAN In thia city.

March 29. 1921, Wallet, Vestees Generous portions and reasonable prices Pettibockers Made of very gooquality Jersey silk, in all the favored shades. Come early if you would have one at' We boogrht these attractive vesteen of Real Filet and Real Irish at prices way below their real worth, and they're bound to create a real sensation. $3.95. worth $6.50 $4.95.

worth $7.50 HF.SUHR&CO. (KxtHbliHacd 18H4) norsE ov kService Oar Cliarpcs (onsistciit wltll Everybody's Acquirements 2919 Mission Street I1KTWKE.V 23TH A N'l 2C1TH Pkonrs: Miamlon OH mid MiHMlnn SUHK. H. FRED SUHK JK. A.

W. NELSON DINING ROOMS AND BANQUET HALLS $2.95 hekrved hufW-anrt oi rvsmenne nioran anu iui- ing father of Iatrick Walter Mary (,. and Michael H. Moran. a native of oonty Galwar, Ireland, aged 54 years.

A member of I Golden Camp, No. 04. W. i). W.

I-Viends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday. March 31, 1921. St. James Church. Guerrero and 23d where a hioh ISO SUTTER, Glassfrortt Building 5.95, worth $8.50 Specials in Leather Goods 5, up to date restaurant masa win mu m' i v.

commencing at 9 :45 0 clock a. m. Intenrent. Holy Cross Ormetry. Remains at the c4ia.J of the Golden Gate Undertaking 24u Mission near 21st vrionv In hl flrv March 2S 1021.

James Julius S. Godeau (Independent of the Trust) 1 in mm and Jewelry Swapper BaM Special $3.95 A variety of new styles In "Calf Alligator, Crppe, Pin Seal and Patent Leather. Grey, Brown and Black. rocket Knives (Gold Filled), Special, $1.00 Spanish Pins, Special, 79 (several styles) Sun FrnnolMOo Labor and Capitol Alone Kmployrd by Godeau 30 Yeara la Saa Praaeiaco 41 Tan N'ess Phone Market 711 Saa Francisco, Oakland, Steckten, Lei Aaeelet Silk Moire Hand Hairs $1.95, rep. $3.00 Made of fine silk "olre with fancy metal frames and safety catches.

Taupe. Brown and Black. Bangle Bracelets, Special, 39 Novelty Beads (all the new coin- The Reason Why dearW 1-ielcned son of Hannah White and the late IVnnia I'. Mnmliy. steiwn of Michael White and stetibiother of Ww White, neixiew of Mrs.

R. Farley and Jnmos Howen, a natht of Sin Francisco, arji-d 19 years A niemlvr of Holy Name Society of ht. James ChKneral will take place today (Wednesday) at a. from his late neddem-e. 41.J4 2T.d thence to St where a requiem liieh mass will be celebrated for the i repose of his oouL commencing at a.

m. Interment. Drirate. MVRPHt-In thU eitv. March 2 1921 at St.

Iiominic'B I'riory. Very liev Father i Pint MurDhy. O. rmstor of St Dominies Lhiwh and c-rroineial oi the Domuucaii Order on the racific coast, nauye of Ouebec, Oaasda. "IVrniiln8wil be at the Parlors of I.

Ken- ny 10T.2 Etldy until 9 clock this morning Friends and arouaintanee are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Thursday. March 81 1921 at 10 s. at St Dominic a where a solemn reouiem mass will be ceiebrat a m-ram his imu 1 Interment, in St Dinauons ot coioro Special, 50 I 0 T'S Funeral Parlors 835 Valencia SU net. 19ta aad SOtfc Phone Mlxsilon OHO P. WM.

N. WIEBOLDT, Pro. Formerly of Suhr Wieboldt, lao. Many men and women who wear Gerlach Shoes look upon them not as a routine expense, but an Investment. Gerlach Shoes add to earning power and happiness and save wear and tear on the vocabulary.

And with all these virtues they are good to look at Investigate the Gerlach Shoe as a business proposition. Our store system will enable you to discover Just what type of shoe you need. It la "head-work that makes foot-work of benefit to you. Sold nowkere elate. Safe Milk CALL VtST 1 14 OR 115 For Infant fnralids A Cenalet Feeral Sersriea Stockton and OTarrell Let us send yon our booklet.

MA Message Contort. NO COOKING Dominic's Cemeterv. Benicia. CaL. on arr val of train leaving San Francisco from foot of Market street at 1 n.

m. Office of the dead witf he chanted br the clergy Wednesday evening st :45 o'clock. NEED HAM In thia city, March 29. 1921, Annie, dearly brloved wife of the late Ambrose Need-ham, lotinai mother of John J. Necdham and Mra.

Alex. Potter and aunt of Mm. J. K. O'Connor, a native of County Sligo, Ireland.

The funeral vill take place touua-row (Tlmra-dayl. at 9 a. 'mm St. Ann's Church, where requiem high mass will be ceJels-ated. Interment, Holy Osi Cemetery.

Batnauia at awt 1st nsidenee, 1663 th ave. at aa atmosphere at reiiaeaaaoj TW ieaf eeaa a mmm" HALSTED BROS' THE FUNERAL PALACE DIYISADf-RO AT MCALLISTER FRED W. GERLACH 111 Tbf "Food Drink" for Aii Ages. Quic Lunch at Home, Office, uad (o. ntttinb roi HORUCITS Ami Original and Only Store, 543 Market St.

Established 1S0S.