Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 31

Li SUNDAY" DaklanO CtiDiuit DECEMBER 18, 1921. 7 rsi Friendships Born in Old Acme Athletic Club Are Revived After Thirty Years as Yuletide Feature iALAMEDASHJNTy LODSEJ1 VETERANS ELECT Native Sons Open Drive For 5000 L. A. Members neater RICHMOND 'inn nnnnr tn nr liWtLbUllUUt EXTENDED HEAD CLERK OF CAMP NEW YEAR CHIEFS u- Grand Organizer James P. Cronln Friday evening.

December 23. lltt' n. rf- I- i IJ aklar.d Camp. N'o. 94 Woodmen Spanish War Soldiers Name4 SC.

A V-l Ml I i I Iff ft A. 3111 of Oakland, who is conducting a membership drive Los Angeles onuntv for 600ft members of the N. W. will return hera for Christ- r- 1 i. ldent of Fruitvale Parlor 252.

the of the Alameda County extension committee, S. O. w. Three meetings have been arranged by the Alameda County extension lnent Native Sons to boost the drive committee, the Alameua county grand officer. of the order, the Eastbay Counties No.

3 Past Pree- i Idents' association and other -prom- risnK emu ra F. Garriso-n. R. G. Barnett, H.

B. gn Vr 'X, rnVi' Farley. Athens parlor No. 195; P. J.

U4 William Forrest. Geo. 1 l1 Ih i now being conducted in Aiameaa nay u. renon, iv. cmuu.

i county during the short visit of the n. lvy. feruttvale parlor 25 The meetings are arraneed R. M. Hamb, William Dunlap tr.

to take In three sections of the city Oakland 1022 gTand parlor commit-as follows: Thursday evening. Dec. tee; J. J. Dignan.

Geo. Wilson. Waist, Fruitvale Parlor 252. Masonic ter R. White, Alameda County ex-hail, East" Fourteenth street and tension committee; J.

M. Ansel. A. T. .11 I 1 1 1 a E'-, w-- vAii rir a iini i i ir i "k- jt r- i Thirty-fourth avenue, at 8 p.

tor Pleasartton, Nlles. ttasntngton. i- terla. Eden, Alameda, lij.lcyonandJ5j-Qsikiin.J5ar.lprs. ARGONAUT TENTt The last regular meeting of Ar- IH HIS WHIST TOURWEY Ofticers for 1922; Installation in January.

Dec. 17. Adnilral Tewey Camp N'o. 46. United Spanish War met last night In the city hall awl elected officers for the ensuing year.

Those named were: H. Klntipy, commander; T. F. Nee. senior vice, commander; R.

Rich. Junior vice commander; I'. Kanuk. officer of the day; J. Gill-niore.

officer of the guard; s. U. Kurtz, trustee for three year term! O. A. Poulsen trustee for two year term; W.

A. Viokery, adjutant; C. JIagerdon. quartermaster; K. E.

Grow, chaplain: C. lirugmon. his-torlnn; Dr. W. M.

Bullock, surgeon: A. Rodaa, sergeant major; V. L. Thrtmnnnn niiarlprmnStor HerEC'int? O. Long.

J. Marein and H. L. Mnun, color sergeant; J. Kovec patriotic appointed publicity chairman.

R. B. Kurtz spoke on the policy of the camp for the next year. An old' fashioned army feed was provided by a commtitee hich Included J. Kovec and J.

Oilmore. The installation of officers ill "take place on the first. Friday In January The next Elks' ladles" night on Friday evening. December IS, will be a combined dancing party and Christmas tree festival for the children. It is announced by the committee of "Shlnolu Shines," who have eharg of the arrangements, James Stewart heads the committee.

There will be a Christmas tree and Eanta Claus In the lodge and other spetaal entertainment. The Sunday school of the St. Mark's church enjoyed a Christmas program at the' Richmond club house this afternoon. The affair had been arranged by the ladies of the church and served to gladden the hearts of the many youngsters who attended. Father.

'Griffin gave a i most interesting talk during me afternoon. An elaborate program is being prepared by the V. 1J. A. of Macca-bees for Wednesday everkig, December 28.

RefreshmentHwill be served during the evening and all members and their families, have been Invited to attend. The committee which has charge cf the arrangements will meet on i Monday evening at the home of Mrs. i Kose Griffin, -2H3 Eighth si red, to make final arrangements fur 'he tree. The committee consists of dames Uolilde Gibson, A. Hohlmpff, I i nnnn tp nurnnrn Clarcmont parlor Golden Gate I hall.

Fifty-seventh and San Pablo venue trr P.lrhmond. i ft i ana tsay lew manure, Tuesday evening. December 27, Parlor -N; 8- Bv Kleventh and Clay streets. 8 W. hall.

p. for Oakland and Piedmont parlors. The committee In charge of these Meetings is composed of Harry Q. Williams, William J. Hayes and Philips.

Claremont rarrbr No. iTtwa. past rrewaenia urpmwr cember 22 ana return aouth Decern- 2 Abu Zald Temple. No. 201, T.

O. which conducted the ceremonies was complimented for the manner in which the lesson contained therein was portrayed. A communication from Imperial Prince Gue Meese asked that a epe j-rince uuo jicrat m'. ry rial ceremonial be held during his 4 nttlclal visit In January. A donation to the hospital Christ mas tree fund as ordered.

Ezra Decoto and Archie M. Howes A vote spose ouring inn s. cf thanks was extended to Santha. No. 5.

Nomads of Abrudaha. pasmnit -n i.uin Schaffner. and a committee of condolence appointed to communl cate with the widow. Harrv Lillian H. and Inea L.

'Ramsay, a native of Nevada, aged yars. Reno, Nevada papers please copy. -Not tee of funeral later. SH AMHM In this city, Dec, 15, 1921, Korah 8 Shambaugh. beloved mother of Jane Snambaugh, a r.atlve'of West Virginia.

Friends and acquaintances are re speotrniiy invitea to atiena rinerai MIUIVTVPnCnPC mmm uiiuuniiL TAKEN IN TEMPLE DURIIGR i gonaut Tent 33, Knights of the a'ciS." of ii Maccabees, was held Thursday. The tyro8 cr0ssed the hot sands of the meeting was called to order by Com-' desert and 40 memberships were ac-mnnder M. Newton Howell. rented by transfer. The divan 'Mil Vw I K- 71 1 )L.

.1 A short business meeting was held land at o'clock the regular monthly whist was given under the supervision of Sir Knight E. P. Kil- core. Many Visiting knights and i their friends were In attendance. leir iriencis were in Argonaut's team initiated rl.iw of r.inilldates Decern- i her 14 for Perkeley- Tent No.

86 at Ktrkolnv. Visit ins knlL'hts from all the bav cities were present, one of the attennams oeniK iireai vom- nander Hall of California who gave 1 an interesting talk. Argonaut degree crancisco uecemoer ior uumnii wt Tent of the Maccabees. An In- vttation Is extended toa.lt the knights, of the Maccabees in the bay cities. ii i -ill ft ix Alameda Co.

Vital Statistic Jvff Vta Births, Marriages and Deaths Alice Scarlet, Louise Hturin i nil Ueta Sunipsnn. Downey, Mrs. Maud HuM' i'il Is Speeches were made by James T. chuliiiiati of the committee, Drew, chief of police; W. H.

L. I Mynes; former district atiorney; The i lection-of rtfflcergrtor' 12S 1,. Hamlin, "Max L. Schletiter of was held at a meeting the. UL li- Chlciig.i, J.

J. Allen. 'George F. Xeoc, moud Court No. I lxicpeudent Hannifin Myron A.

Whld-Order ot Foresters, at r.ieet, lind Willis Sharpe. Members which they held in hull last trm Seattle, and night. various' parts of California were Those elected are: Chief raniii r. i James J. Corbett, formerly It.

11. Ciinri' sub chief, Kdward mmbr of the'clnh. sent a. tele- f' 1 '4 Your receipt number may appear once or a dozen times if you are lucky, so do not overtook chocking up the list a single day. Orpheum (for evenings).

and flnM Chinn Frntt or Met 7 c-- vvoriti will cele'Tate tomor- U. 1 lnH nf'ine coining of Heart M. liohinsoi who I a memnrr of Oaki.in 1 C.mi. Xn 94 and for nixny years a resident of Oakland this night th- camp celebrates its finniversr" and passing of the Ifldn mark In One hund.ed csndl-dates will i.e bv the oifk-ere -of Oakland Carnp. oy the a.ia 1- ranciscn, will the htsaj.

Ptr. F. Giiroy, deputy huid cnsal of tnh' crdor will present to the camp th lOftf) mombfrship trophy. Hundreds of members will V'e present meet the lsttnr as e-H-n of trie twenty-one camps conty bi debnrarrtrms rI8 mine nf e-rrr- land a irom other seitions of the ttate will be In attendance. The evening' entertamnienr.

will concluae nanquetr ihe meeting will take place" at Corinthian Hall, second floor i'acitir building. Sixteenth and Jefferson streets. All -members of the order are invited to Courts Piedmont. No. 7S0.

and Alameda, No 8S61, A. O. have x.n '12 function as. Court Piedmont, titii. lhe action was taken at a meeting l.it Tuesday evening.

Following the form.il exercises the two courts women from' piPljmnnt rtrrlrt mi ompanions of the if.rianwu rniin timiA. ouil Badl Henr Detleff A. G. Leach, court oreanist entertained with musical select'ons. Court Advocate No.

7 3 7 gave a reception and banquet In honor of Chief Ranger (M.irence A Petersen's twentieth birthday Friday evenlno! The a ffair was arranged 'by 'Mrs. M. Petersen, the chief ranger's mother. Speeches were made bv I'ns High Chief Ranger- Realy other court members. Corps and Post To Hold Joint Installatioi Appomattox Corns, N'o.

S. of Auxiliary, and Appomattox Post the A m-ttl HntA Jubilee Wednesday The regular meeting of the Women A Jubilee service will be held next Wednesday arternoon at the usual hour. The affair Is for members, and civil war veterans. A light lunch will be served and gifts exchanged LEG A NOTICE OF sI.E OF MrMCIfMI, I WPHOV Bnp OF THE 1 op COOTY OF ALAMEDA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Sealed proposals will he received by the Clerk of the City of Piedmont.

1922. -and- bearing interest- at the rat.j of five per cent (31.) per annum, payable se-rtil-annuully on the first days of January and July in each principal and Interest living payablt 84 of the Treasurer of th ot I'iedmost. Said bonds are Part Si 15, 000 par valu of bonds of satd C.iiy authorised in gold coin of the 1 nitcd at the lu ll an election held lu said Ul'y on vember 15. 1:121, bo'iuis are dated January ls 19JJ. bear at said rato of five; per cent per sin num.

payable semi-annually on January 1st and July lt of each year, ami six wherof in cohsecutive narnvnea! order, mature ami arc payable on January isr l.i each of (he years from jssj to i40 inclusive, ami th-' remain- inr vn on i I9tr I v. sa'rt win ha prepoi entertained a'. ieM than heir" face valu together with accrued Interest': to the daf.e of 'heir delivery, and ait bids must be acc-'tnpanu-d by a cer-tiCed check, pay.ihle lu -he fcrder ef the Treasurer uf City, upon-- a bank engaged In ess in the State of Cailinrma, in an aiiuunt St leasi enua! to five per cent of the fic vaiue'of the 'eenda hid for, as securlt that the bid'ier will nurciiaie and pay i es )il. 1 pr- I Dirt, i uosal Is accented. Bids will be received for all or any of sld bonds.

Said Board of Truv, I tees reserves tha nfht to reject aLi or any hhis- An opinion ot Messrs. (joorjreiiow. Eells, Moore and O'rick approvica; laeality of said bonis will bs fur-nishcii'to tha successful-bidder, free of chirKe. By orderi.of the sBoard of Trustaei of the said City of Piedmont. (Signed) W.

CI LITTLH, CliJ et the-City vt t'fadwenC escort an.l vv.w,-wr,...i 4. U.ll,tt 1)1 II buunmEiMU PIEDMONT NAME Pictures old Acme Club members will remember. (Top, loft Footrace at Fourteenth and Ccru tor streets, in 1885. (Left to right), GEORGE VAN IIALTREN, GEORGE LAUPKIS and JO.V COyyORS. The man in the high silk hat is HENRY AUDIFFRED, another well-known runner of that time.

(Top, right) The undefeated bicycle team of 1893 of the Acme Athletic Glub. Upper roiv (left to right), IIARRX, MAXWELL, GEORGE SAMPSOS, JOE ROSE. Middle row (mated, left to right), FRANK SIMPSON, CAPTAIN WILLIS Sl'lARPE, GEORGE FAULKNER. Front row (left to right), GRANT BELL, THEODORE SCHLEU-TER, GEORGE HARRIS, GEORGE NEECE, ANDY BEDRURY. BeloxeThft crowd on the porch is a group of club members after the firt lap of their cross country run in 18W from the clubrooms to Laundry Farm and back, a di stance of 24 miles.

The man in the derby i DE WITT VAN COURT, founder of the Acme Club. 'ffV VX7 1 r-t'. HA "3WK Juveniles Will Give 'Follies' for Charity Benefit HA WARD, Dec. 17 evening nt the Native Sons' hall the juven'le troop of Mrs. T.

L. Kelly, supported by additional local and Imfiported talent will give a benefit entertainment for the work of the Associated Charities of Hayward. Fifly Hayward children wlli take! part. An admission charge of 25 cents has been agreed upon. There I will.be no reserved seats and but i one performance will be given, commencing at 8:15 p.

m. Tho "Miniature Follies" to be given by the talented Hayward children will bea duplication of their recent success at the Hayward theater, where the troop presented th? baby musical review for the benefit of the California Home Society undpr the auspices of the California Civic League. The following solo numbers are included in the "Miniature (a) Tennessee Irene Lopes and Beatrice I'oreria: (b Hanntinr 1 altz Iren? argas; (c) Ma Dolan; all o.f tho Happy Jearts division; (a) Peggy O'Nell Dorothy Anglo; (b) Espana, fancy I dance, Wilda oswlll, both from the Little Snnheonisv withtel Cherie Carolyn Krogh, id) old Pal Alice Salgardo; (a) Sleep Margy "Martin and Pauline Angle; (b) Feathers Make, Fine Birds" Metba Kelly; (c) Sunny Roy Thais Schwartz; (d) 'Tucky Home Virginia Bueehert, all of the Paper Dolls, will complete the re. view" feature numbers. The additional numbers will be as follows: (a) quartette.

(b) soprano solo, Miss Zelda. Vierra; c) fancy dance, Miss Louise Bedford: (d) baritone solo, Charles Snrensen; I tonlr'Vl uortfrey; I ti) fltiarct. The performance Tuesday evening will close tho Associated Charities drive for money until after the holiday season, according to Mrs. W. T.

Knightly, chairman of the local organization. Active canvassing and redoubled efforts will be resumed in January, says' Mrs. Knightly. New Homesite Is Topic of Pythians Lakeside Lodge 'No. 142 of met Monday evening at-whteh-thng- a number of visitors were present Among them were Brothers Stein and Malnwarrylng of Oakland Lodge 103, Both men epoke under 1 the good of the order.

After the meeting a committee cf the various Pythian lodges met to discuss the probable location of the new Pythian home. The elephant is not a domestic animal In Africa as in Asia, i i I i services -Monday, Dec. 19. 1321. at of 2 o'clock from the chapel of na7 5' Grant D.

Miller, 2372 East 14th ln I- U. F. ha 1. -cor of 24th ave following officers for the coming STEFFASUEX Iii this city. Decern-: wcre elected at the last meeting -per 17, 1921, Ruby Steffansen, he-- Appomattox Post: H.

Wagon loved wife of Bernard W. Steffan- commander; Fred Dierzman. genie sen ti ml daughter of Henry and vice-president; W. Cheney, Janii-Daisy Sambo and ulster of Mrs. vice-president; P.

P. Demerest suv James Orlans. a native of Nebraska. Ron Dom chaplain; H. 'li taviita Attend the W-druff, oiTicer of the day; funt ral serviceH Mondsv December officer of the guard.

19. at 330 o'clock at Appomattox Post meets every Sa the residence chapel of ths Truman rday. afternoon at 2 o'clock." The Undertaking Company, Telegraph i present membership Is 151. avenue tit Thirtieth street. At the last meeting of Appomattov in Red Bluff December Corps It was decided to accept tht I- A 45rLM lmW- hus; Invitation to attend the ''JiT' i to be given In the Civic An-Friends" and sre "orlum this afternoon.

All invited to attend the bers th9 corps who wish to funeral Monday December IV at! have been requested to be at tin-? P. from the parlors of the 1 stage entrance at 2 o'clock. Oakland Undertaking Co 8479 1 tew'c 'SI tO Hold AlTanpprl bv TattiM neumon oy james M. Mianly rromptg Renewal After more than SO vears of senar atlon. syrvlv'n members of th old! time Ai Athletic club are renewing theties of friendship this year bv sending.

Christmas greetings to each other, it was staled today by local members of the organization. Many well known Oakland business and professional men once belonged to the club, which was organized In 1833. The revival of old acquaintance-chips was prompted by a recent reunion held at the Iroquois cafe. Many of the guests had not seen each other for thirty-three years. Some time ago James M.

Shanly of Oakland sent out letters In an effort to locate as many members of the old Acme club as possible. After four months and a half of correspondence he got In touch with 180 members. He sent out Invitations and 122 members of the club sat at the banquet table on the night of the re- union Only Khah'ly had the list of names of those who would attend the gathering, and none save him supposed that there would be more than a dozen persons present Among the old time, athletes who answered the call for a reunion were members vt the undefeated bicycle of 1 3 which won the first relay race from Han Francisco through Sun around the peninsula. The entire membership of the team was Willis Sharne. enntaln: tJeoree Har Harry Maxwell, Flank Simpson.

Joe FwOsr. tieorge Faulkner, George N'eei Andy Hedbury and George grain wishing success to the reunion and similar messages were received from the Olympic club, Bay City Wheelmen and many other athletic orgcinlzatluns and individual friends the Acme club throughout the United States. Those present at the reunion were: liiirlf Ancle. Arthur A(tnw, II. ll'-iiry a.

Louis Artria, Louis -H-imw, Im, ,1, a kalnj, W. L. Ahnnf. An'ly j. TtierwIi brown.

Pert Broun. Hnrrv I', llrown. Ilnrrr Bllk, tr-i P. -nrmrn. irrn (tuition.

Bs Btd-id-iiw. 1 lu-ma Iieucf p. Ck, A. B. Cbampton, Jain.fi Trunk li.

Oioli, Hfnry J. A. tl.TniiT, LMser F. Cotten Pr. OfU t'erivlrt.

A. J. Ciir'lnM. J. F.

CantW Will In R. F.verelt S. C. E. ItTirv p.

pprnlDC, James Pre. H'-nry w. b. mil frnr'lcU. frank C.

Girraaln. il 'Jlunx Ivrcy U. Ortndlfy. o. ii.

Humbug. Her.r nnhbHI. Kilwln Hiirtlpy. Crmri.ii Hanntti, C1T llnwbakfr, Thniiia .1. William Hughes.

3. A. Iloesrd, W. K. U'pe.

WlUltm Hoearty, Gor llnKifort.T. Id: J. George C. Dr. Cbeflet JurK'n-i.

Jmnn Krnn. dt. It. Ktnne. tiarlp Uitlipy.

Hubert Isndn. Bfrt I.tttte-obn. Bosci) w. Uitlpflsld. Chtrlei Liuffer.

I'rtiT XI. LefpTr. Bert Luad. Hary II. May, Janr's McKeon.

Jam" a U. OWT of York. A. J. Pttraon, 'I'ttt pntn-r.

W. Hirt Palinir. K. W. Parsons.

Uord iS. Pmtt, C. A. I'artrMge. K.

K. Blk. O. M. Rnhlnmn, F.

C. Bnpnert. F. Rnorif.T. John B.

KUtler. Pr. Jam' M. Mindra. Otto Rittter, Giri(i II.

Roi'iuer, FrH W. BnpiMirt, Renrt J. Rothermtn, Cbarra Hlamlfrg of Spattl-, Theo. Schlnfer. Dr.

VI. J. Smyth. Jm Blaltry, Max N'-M'MiliT of bicago, GiurK H. 'Stall.

Frank Silvru. IJcnry J. Still. Htmard D. Rwalfa.

Walor J. Smith. Itntwrt tnrk-y. Barry. J.

siiciiv, Kilw. J. Snllran. Al. I.

Sivain. Gorg W. fllmiwiin, Maurice 8. Stewart, Clsreace Ktnplca of ri'ano. B.

Taltiaaa. Jobn M. Tooblg. Harry J. Tn-sBplta.

Kugne Van Court. I-miI. O. Wolf. rtiarla H.

Wthrbe. O. Harry Wager, Pr. Thar J. Wetaon.

Cbarlea W. Wagner. Pav Wllllnmnon. T'ant Prsldpnta F. Wllllsh Sharp.

Myron W'biddfn. Hon. J. J. Allin.

Georga F. Neroe. W. II. Hyns.

Commltto John Klttben, F. Wlllla Sbarne. James M. Shanly. Hay ward Rebahahs Entertain Friends HATWARD.

Dec. 17. Friends and members of the degree team of the Hajrward Rebekahs lodge Were this week- entertained by Mr. and Mrs. F.

Gibbons. Over 200 were present. Musical numbers, dancing and refreshments were Included on the program of tho evening. The, affair was held at the lodge hall of the Odd Fellows, on street. LEC.AI, NOTICE) an aa.au jyjjy NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION In the Superior Court of- the State of California.

In and for the County of Alameda. In the matter of the application for voluntary dissolution of Oakland Magnesite a Corporation. No. 67454. Dept.

No. I. Pursuant to an order cf the above entitled Court duly made and entered herein on the 26th day of November 1921. notice Is hereby given that aa application for the voluntary dissolution of Oakland Magnesite Company, corppcatlon. has heretofore been steel herein, and that aDnlleotinn Cllhnla In mil iu be beard by the above antiti.rf Court in Department No.

8 thereof at the courtroom of said department. In the Court House. In the City of Oakland.n said County snd Stale.aT 10 p'clock a. m. on Wednesday, the 28th day of December.

1921. In witness whereof. I have i unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Superior Court this 26th day of November. 1921. GEO B.

GROSS. Clerk. By OBO. H. BTRICKSHk.

Deputy. MeKEE. TASHEIRA A nVAHRHAF. TIO, Attorneys for Petitioners. Tbe Oakland.

California Oakland Bank of Savings, Building, i Tribune Subscribers Are Winning Valuable Prizes BORN PRKXTICK To the wife of George Blols Prentice, a daughter, December 13. HOI.SOlV To the wlfa of Abraham Lester Holson, a daughter, December 14 I.EF.S To the wife of Douglas Lees, a 'dttghrr December 11 SHK.nni IIM; To the wife of Harold Wuwburton Sherburne, a son. December til. MnrOTIRE To the wife of John Newman Maclntyro. a daughter.

December VI IMi ll To the wife of Steve Vhlnich, a daughter, December 13 Marriage Licenses Edmund Rogers. TWKeloy, Charlotte McCUue. SO, Oakland. Oeorire Mack, 27, tara Itaiston 29 Oakland. Manwel M.

Araula, 22, Maria Rasmus, S2, fan Leandro. DIED 'AYIIFA In Berkeley. December 1. 1121 Thomas Aydn, beloved husband of Anna Ayden, loving father of -ThotnSS Albert: John. Walter And Margaret Ayden and Mrs- LYR Sklles a native of England Friends sre respectfully Invited to atTcnn ine run cember 19 1921 at 9 o'clock R.

from the faintly residence. Ml Fol- gr avenue.then.ee to -t. Colombo's, church, where a requiem mass will t.e celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at' a. m. interment, privkte.

Please omu 1 X( flowers U-i)() In this city. Dec. 1. irii 13 nnvlrtsnn ninth! nf johri Davidson anil sister of Mrs Martha Onsby of Petersburg. native of Petersburg, aged fi years i Friends are Invited to attend the 1 funeral services Monday Dec .19, 1921.

at 8:30 clock, at. tne chapel of the Albert Brown .184 13th Oakland. FRYE In this city, Dec. IS. 1921.

David Howard, dearly beloved husband of Kate A. father of Mis. F. A. Johnson.

Mrs. B. Pox. Mrs. B.

Huehes and the late Corporal. Louis L. Frye V. S. A a- memberj of Peralta Camp.

W. O. aged 67 years I Friends and acquaintances are re- i spectfullv Invited to attend the! funeral llonoay. uec. is.

isju ai o'clock p. from Inn chapel of J. OOTTOati-fc" Strov-4i33 Dana street. Berkeley. Incineration.

California 'Crematorium-. this cltv. Dec. 16. 1921 Lovina wife of Chnuncoy Olbson, a native of New York, aged SO years, 1 i tns.

Funeral vices Sunday, Dec. 18. i T.4VIOB In this city. December 17, -1921 Anna L'iiiabeth Taylor, be- loved mother of June Elizabeth- Tivln, Int-ini. .1 11-, In I a UH'HCI Ul IMIU4HI rv and Mary M.

Exline, a native o(, Missouri, aged 40 years. (Wednesday in Memorial Hail Brief Friends sre invited to att-end the talks were made by members of the funeral service Tuesday, Deeemher 1 order. Musical numbers also were 1921. at 1 o'clock p. from tha 1 on the proeram.

Are you keeping In mind the number of your Oakland TRIBUNE subscription receipt for the month of December? And watching this list every day Ton TRIRL'NPJ subscribers are receiving free gifts each day during this month. The lucky numbers are published In this column each day. These lucky numbers are selected at random from TRIBUNE receipts that are issued during the month beclnning with December 1, 1921, by the Department, at our main offico branch offices, and by our fcubscrlption collectors who call regularly at the homes of The TRIBUNE subscribers In Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda. Every prUe Is worth while; the prizes vary every day they are of Interest and value to man. woman and child.

So when you pay your TRIBL'NE subscription bill, remember tho number of your receipt and watch The TRIBUNE Subscription Tree Prize List every day from now on. residence of her parents. 725 IS. ETHKRREE Tn this city. Decern sireet.

her 1 1921 IL'nry M. Wetherbee, nuonanri or the late Alice A. anil father of Charles If. etherhee a native of Augusta. Maine, aged 70 years 3 months and days.

Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services Mon- day iifternoon. December 19 o'clock at his late residence 1922 Wehster street Oakland. Inter- men nrlvRtn WETHER In Hayward December 1. 1921. Rusan Wethere.

hin.j I.lstman; parit chleC, A. Wright; fl- nanclal secretary. Mrs. Lewis correHponding 'secretary, Mabel Fniten; treasurer. A.

J. Edwards; Woodward. L. C. Held; Badle, Mrs.

Jj. C. Iteld; orator, Mis. F.tnnia French; trustees, A. Wright and L.

C. Held; doctor, Dr. H. Vestal. These officers will be Installed Friday, January fi.

Thero will be a door prize at. the January meeting. The, door- prize Inst, night was won by B. H. Gingrich.

Last night the Junior order of the Fraternal Brotherhood held a most successful dance at Musicians' hall. A record crowd attended and Minted In swelling the uniform fund order for which the dahco hn been arranged. The committee was, MV ATI. nnlnres Bates. Hornlece Cra ven and Iris Hooker, with Mrs.

J. H. gargent acting as consulting chairman. At the next meeting of the Junior order, on Monday, there will be an Initiation of candidates. On the following Monday, December 26, the Fraternal Brotherhood will hold their Christmas tree at Musicians hall, at which the Junior order will put on a program.

The-Fraternal Rrotherhood In Oakland has extended an Invitation to the Junior drill team to attend their Christmas tree party In the Ta-cltlo building at Sixteenth and Jefferson streets In Oakland on Friday, December 23. Part of the program at the entertainment will be an exhibition drill by tho local drill team. I.K.fJAl. NOTICK STOCKHOLDERS' MErvHlVO The regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Central Savings Bank of Oakland will be held at Its office in the City of Oakland, California, on Tuesday. January loth, 1922.

at o'clock P. for the purpose of electing a Board of Direct, ors and transacting such other business as may properly come before the meeting. H. C. SAGEHORN.

Secretary. BTOCKHOivOKRM' MF.ETIXll. The regular annual meeting the stockholder of the Central National Bank of Oakland will be held at the office of the Association, room 2'i'i Central Bank Building, northeast cor-tier Fourteenth and Broadway, Oakland, on Tuesday, January 10th. 1922, at 2 o'clock P. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors and transacting such other btiHlnnss as may properly come before the meeting.

HASSLFR. Cashier. NOTICE OF THE A1MXUAI. MEETIXO OP STOCKHOLDER" OF THIS OAKI.AM) RANK OF NAVINON. The ajnnual meeting of the stockholders of The Oakland Bank of Savings will be held st the office of the corporation In the banking rooms of The Oakland Bank of 8avingstnorth-east corner of Broadway and Twelfth Street, Oakland, California, on Mon-Lday, January 9.

1922. at 3 o'clock P. M. Hot said day, for the election, of Directors for the ensuing yesr and for 'the transaction of such other bust-i3 as may properly come before said lieeting. GARTHWAITE, President J.

A. THOMSON, Secretary AVAL EETtXG XOTICE. The meeting of the stockholders of the Stat Savings Bank will be held at the banking room of said corporation, corner of Thirteenth and Franklin streets Oakland, California, on Tuesday the 3rd di. of January, 1922, at three o'clock P. for the purpoeo of electing a Board, of Directors for the ensuing year, and for triBurtinr such other business as may legally! Gone uimrg mom.

IV I McMULLEN, Secretary, of .1. of J. II. 8 A. CI.

a wife of Colonel George We'tiern A'ameda County. California, up to and mother of Mrs. A Kills of 30 o'clock p. of Thursday the Portland. Oregon; Mrs Harry Fifth day of 1922.

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Watch tho list EVEKY DAY. RIimic, Michigan. HKiOIN' In Los Angeles county. De-comber 15. 1921, Frederick- George Higgin, beloved husband of Rett a O.

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M-. Berkeley Commandery No. 4 2." and Aahmes Mystic Hhrlne. a native of Toronto, Canada, aged 56 years. Funeral services will be held Monday, December 19, 1921.

at 2 p. from the Masonic Temple, service, under the auspices of Charter Rock Lodge No 410, 1 A. Friends may call at F. W. Durgin's ,2174 University avenue; Cremation.

Oakland crematorv. JACKSOX In Berkeley, Dec. 16. 1921. Edwin Nicholas beloved son of Wllhelmlna and the late An- orew cf.

U.l cai'iuiy nu .1 rt son and Mrs. Mamie Olson, a native of Berkeley. Cal. aged 19 years Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services Monday morning. Dec.

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