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LOS angClCg tTimgg JUNE 1944-Port I 5 DEATHS MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED OBITUARY With Funeral Aascmneeraenta WEATHER REPORT ers and Merchants National Banking Association, were conducted yesterday at Pierce Bros. Crematorium. Memorial services followed at her residence, 2412 S. Gramercy Tark. Mrs.

BUCKLEY. Prank M. services m. -raursaay at r-Larca Bro'hera. 720 West Washington.

Cemetery. Mr. Eisner, who died Ul il ILiiCy FISTULAS, ABSCESSES FIRST EXAMINATION FREE Mrs. Eugenia R. Bollong CAMPBELL.

Robert Alan, husband or Funeral services for Mrs. Eu LOCAL TEMPtm ATtm ES Minimum nd miiimum lemptrit'irn from Southern California points repArtee) yesterday to the lot Antelea office ef the U.S. Weather Bureau were ss (oliowi; genia R. Bollong, 87, of 1617 Mabie campoeti: son or iwrs. Jim" Campbell, brother of Mrs.

Florence M. Gooch. John Russell and William Campbell. Services Thursday. 2 p.m.

Grace Chapel. Inglewood Cemetery, Oraham Isbell. directors. last Saturday, leaves his widow Nettie; three children, Morton Eisner, Mrs. Lucille Kent and Mrs.

Anita Wagner; two brothers, Joe and Max Eisner, and a sister, Mrs. Marguerite Newman, Wachtel had -been a resident stop needless uffiiih-ii( iiti wit sty r. cua eme wethad trMtaiant, Ssily fraat a.ai. a.ai. Alia Mas- ere for the last hi j-ears.

ne a a (cie Saturdays a suty.i leaves a son, Leonard R. Wach-j rrJTTvVHm.f tel. I OR. H. KAMMANN, 0.

Sfft 11 S. HILL St. VA. 2511 Middleton Place, a resident here JTJHICW MOKTOTA O. Jr.

34. A. 3JL KNOWLES WRIGHT. J. 21.

IB. KNOX GIPFORD. N. Jr. 38.

8. 22. LANDON WHEELER. S. 21.

B. 17. LAPBE MrNABB. A 24. L.

20. LATAILLADE TWAITS. 30. J. 30.

LAW GILBERT. Jr. 29. M. 27.

LINDEBERG HAWKINS. J. 25. C. IB.

LOGAN BETHEL. A. 43. M. 3.

LOOMIS TURGEON. E. 37. R. 30.

LORIO rAVI3. J. 25. 19. MALONEY WALflH R.

30. V. 24. MARDEPEN 8UBLETT. O.

28. H. 29. MARTIN RHODES. J.

29. L. 21. MASON HOTK1N. W.

31. T. 22. MATHEia JONES O. 65.

O. 41. MATLOCK ACRES. J. 32.

T. 22. MAULDIN RHODE W. 27. O.

23. McCLOPKEY HUNTER. A. 57. R.

54. McCROSKEY RECTOR. G. 24. D.

22. MELOSH BRIGGS. E. 3. G.

31. MILLER GERSOV 22. B. 20. for a half-century, will be con Station Lot Angelas H.

r. Xaaiaiaaa. CARLIN. David Gregory Carlln. ducted today at 10 a.m.

with cremation to follow. Mrs. Bol services toaar. i p.m.. at Smith nits Mnrtuary.

CARR. Emma Carr. suddenly, at Chicago. BurbanS Culver City Imoerlal Ion Beech Edwards Brotners voioniai mori.ua.ix. CHAPMAN.

Bervicea for WllMam Emery, long, who leaves a daughter, Mrs. Norman G. Stewart, died Monday. Thursday. 11 a.m.a as Armauuni Family Mortuary.

Mas. Mln. ..11 "JJ 1 57 ..70 SO ..100 ..70 en rt 70 4 7 51 9 7 70 7 ..77 ..73 4 74 73 COLE. Mattie wife of Adelbert C. all of Los Angeles.

Arthur M. Bachman Funeral services for Arthur Macabees Bachman, 44, Los Angeles art dealer, will be conducted at 10 a.m. today at the chapel of W. A. Brown Son.

Cremation will follow. He died Newport Harbor riverside Fred E. Eisner The funeral of Fred E. Eisner, 65, of 719 S. Orange Drive, will be conducted today at 10 a.m.

at MONNOT O'BRIEN. W. 21. V. 19.

MORENO COOPER. M. 29. I. 25.

MORI ARTY GENTRY. C. 21, C. 19. MORTON MILLARD.

A. 48. A. 44. MURRAY CLEVELAND.

J. 21. 1. 24. MYERS ARNTSON.

J. 2. G. 21. NORDBFRG WOLF.

J. 25. S. 21. OBERLIES JAMISON.

O. 40. D. 24. OLIPHANT BROWN.

W. 22, O. 15. me Barbara finti Monica VI.CX.A Groman Mortuary with burial at the family home, 8215 West FORECASTS PELAGATTI RUBLY. P.

23. E. Zl. Blvd. He leaves his widow, following in Home of Peace Leu Angeles and vicinity and Southern PETERSON KNIGHT.

R. 23. H. 24. PETERSON MARCHEFSKI.

R. 24. L. 22. California coastal area: Cloud with local FATHER'S DAY JUNE POINTER HELDEFLE.

H. 57. J. 30. PONTRELLI COLANTONIO.

A. 56. D. 41. PRESTON 8PARKS.

H. 21. P. 18. drirns thta momma, otherwise partly elourty today and tomorrow: continued tool.

California mAiintlln area RABY DAVIS. 19. P. IB CTntMv pntittil tlAn torie. with flrisrle 1 RrrTDft AMORET.LI.

J. 25. 3 22. Dunne forenoon heromms partly cloudy REMPEL WHITMER 21. E.

21. tennht and tomorrow. otherwise fslr; RICHARDS FITZPATRICK. A. 31, F.

18 nr-iBTVK D. 38. E. 28 little rhanse In temperature ROONHY MURPHY. B.

29. E. 25. ROTHMAN ROSBNSTOCK. N.

27, A. 12. Southern California interior region: Con. tinned fair today and tomorrow; cooler south portion and east portion Motsve Desert tnday. little Changs In tempers-sure tomorrow.

TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION and motner or J. uonaa iTie. Pnvat services 11 a m. Thursday at the residence 414 Rnsemont avenue. Pierce Brotherg.

directors. COLLORD. Honorina. beloved mother of Hasetle Griffin of Arcadia. Hattle Clugston end Roy Collord of Ainam-bra.

Ed end Earl Collord of Illinois. Services 11 Thursdav at Pierce Brothers. 720 Weat Washington. DEAN. Nelson B.

Services 2 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers. 720 West Washington. DELAY. Eliiabeth Delay.

Services 3 m. Wednesday at the Wilshire Funeral Home. 1519 Wllahire Boulevard. San'a Monica. EISNER Fred E.

Eisner, beloved husband of Nettie Eisner, loving father of Morton Eisner. Mrs. Lucille Kent and Mrs. Anita Wagner: brother of Jo and Max Eisner and Mrs. Margaret Newman.

Services today, 10 Groman Mnrtuary. FISHER. Dr. Carl Pisher. Funeral notice later upon arrival of his brother.

Blending Fisher, from North Dakota. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. FOLLETT. Ann E. Pollett.

Pierce Brothers' Alhambra. 345 West Main street. FRY. Eliza Eole. services 11 am.

Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boulevard. GARAI. Services for Joseph Oara! 3 p.m. today at Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Olasband directors.

GATES. Mabel Barneit Gates, beloved sister of Fred P. and Robert C. Barnett. sister-in-law of Belie Gates Ehnes and Anna Gates Greening, Services Thursday.

11:30 a.m.. In he Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. GOLDBERG. Clara, beloved mother of Louis and Doris Goldberg.

Mrs. 6adelle Kaolan and Mrs. Frances Kreuse. Rervires Thursday. 1 p.m..

it Hotly- Frertpi- Helen a-daughter, Virginia; his mother, Matilda Bachman, and a sister, Clara. Daniel A. Bowers Funeral services for Daniel A. Bowers, 32, of 622 N. New Hampshire radio announcer, who died Sunday, will he conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 3:30 p.m.

today in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Cremation will follow. He leaves his widow, a son, two daughters, his parents, a sister and four brothers. Mrs. Nina R.

Wachtel Private services for Mrs. Xina Rose Wachtel, 89, daughter of Leonard J. Rose, former California State Senator, and widow of John W. Wachtel of the Farm- Mln. tation RYAN LA BAK.

L. o. V. at. A BIN LONG.

F. 26. W. 22. SAWTELLE TIERNEY.

C. 18. J. 18. BCHULPKE ELLIOTT.

E. 37. 47. SEIPEL JACKSON. 32.

A. 29 SIBBALD LANGNER. 23. C. 20.

SLIMMER BOWMAN. R. 41. D. 41.

SMITH P.UCKER. P. 24. I. 19.

8TEINBACH BAIN. K. 43. M. 39.

STIEFLER KEEN. F. 28. F. 21 STOKES MARTIN.

26. O. 20. STON EBURN ER PRATER. G.

25. V. 1-STRIKER FIELDS. J. 59.

L. 50. 8TROM 8EDEN. A. 22.

M. 17. SULLIVAN BURNS. J. 43, C.

48 SWAFFORD LEWBAW. C. 30. E. 19.

K.rf noirrv A. I5. T. TALAMENTES RODRIGUEZ. 24.

P. 23. .63 .32 .15 .15 .04 ki a at I) CUT RATE DRUG STORES I mi Golden Empire DEATHS With Funeral Announcements 8LATTBRY. Nancy, beloved mother nt Mrs. Thursa lMgli sister of Claud Hsyword.

Services Thursday at 3:30 m. at Hdwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SMITH. William beloved husband of Mary E. Services 3 m.

Thursday at Pieree Brothers. 720 West Washington. Lydla Sorenson. Services and interment at Moorhead Cemetery. Moorhead, la.

Pierce Brothers' Inglewood Mortuary, directors. STANDING. William Sr. Services 2 m. today at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, S99 Santa Monica Boulevard.

STADKCIK. Bertha. Services Thursday. p.m., at Jones Hsmrock Mortuary. STEINBERG.

Carl Steinberg. Remains forwarded to Wichita. bv Groman Mortuary. TAYLOR. Joseoh I.

Christian Science services today. 4 p.m.. at Edwarda Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. TRANTER. Bertram Kay Tranter.

Services Saturday, 10:30 am. at Reed Tapley Oeiger. 721 Weat Washington. tBoston, papers plesse copr VON ROTTKE. Flora.

Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. WADE. Florence L. Pierce Brothers, 720 West Washington Boulevard. WALKER.

Vera Mae Walker. Armstrong Family in charge WALSH. Servleea for Mildred Lucille today, 2 p.m.. at Armstrong Family. WAT80N.

Benjamin A. Watson, beloved husband of Francea Walaon, father of Miss Irene Louise Watson: also survived by four brothers and two sisters. Services Friday. 2:30 P.m., In the Wee Kirk o- the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

WHITE. John L. Services 10 a.m. today at Fierce Brothers. 720 West Washington.

Please omit flowers. WILLIAMS. 8 Sgt. Jeff H. Bervicea lo a m.

Thursday at Pieree Brothers, 720 West Washington. WILSON. Charlotte K. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. SB59 Santa Monica Boulevard.

ZIMMERMAN. The funeral services of Menno Zimmerman will be held today at 4 p.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown Son.

IRIS South Flower street. Interment Bluffton. O. Please omit flowers. TAYLOR RYSAM.

B. o. i- TUSO JENKINS. P. 25.

D. 21. VANDRUFF MARTINEZ C. 36. M.

IB. VARAJAS LOMELI. B. 35 28 VICKROY WEAVER. O.

39. P. 37. VIGNOLA GREEN. G.

24 M. 23. WALKER JORDAN. J. 40.

T. 47. WALLACE BRINK H. 39 H. 52.

WALLACE HAMMER. E. 30. I. 25.

WEBER BURNS. H. 39. M. 24 WEEDIN LOGAN.

J. 20. 8. 21. WEIR OIBFORD.

W. 40. C. 3S. WINN COOGAN.

H. Jr. 21. 8. 21.

wood Cemetery Chapel. Malinow A 'WITLER ELIA8 O. 31. R. 12.

T. 1 14 .63 .35 .90 T. 1 79 i 88 1.70 Station! -Albuquerque Amariiio Atlanta Bismarck Blythe Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Denver Des Mouiea Detroit El Paso Eureka T. Worth Fresno Galveston Jndtanapolia Jacksonville Kansas City Las Veias Lit'le Rode Memphu Miami Mmneapolte Mobile New Orleana Kew York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Fedding Reno Sacramento St. Lo-iia Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Seattle Fpekana Tampa Tucson Washington Wichita Winnipeg Wmslow Max.

7 91 ...90 7 102 ...77 ..78 85 ...88 91 85 ...82 74 ...92 55 91 ...83 ...89 ...87 92 88 95 91 87 8S ...7 92 ...8 ...87 SS ...88 .100 8 ...82 ...75 75 ...72 ...93 ...77 ...88 ...8 ...63 91 98 91 ...93 ...72 ...86 57 58 70 53 73 83 83 75 68 68 81 68 85 64 49 77 83 81 68 74 66 70 71 69 78 67 72 74 68 60 64 65 65 65 52 60 37 50 70 53 74 50 49 46 76 6(5 68 64 64 55 KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Fluh Out Poisonous Waste tf ron feae an ex" of netdm in vour blond: Simons, directora. GOTTLIEB. Services for Mollv 12 noon Thursday. Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary.

HAGGARTY. Bertha M. Servtcee 3 m. today at Pierce Brorhers. 720 West Washington (instead of as previously announced.) RAHN.

Doris L. Hahn. Pierce Brothers- Hollywood, 95 Santa Monica Boulevard. wanev Minnie L. Haney.

Services 1:30 P.m. Thursday. Pierce Brothers' Alhambra, 345 west Main street. ANN A WELL. Roy.

Rarvieea Fridav. 2 Mottell Mortuary. Long Beach. Pierce Broth WRIOHT-6TSMKBBI. WUST 8ALANDER.

R. 60. S. 66. BIRTHS Name.

and dale of birth ALEXANDER. Mr. R- E. Boy. May SO.

ALDERMAN. Mrs. RlPh H. Girl. June 7, AUERBACH.

Mrs. C. R- Boy. June 8. BAILEY.

Mrs. Ross .1. Girl. June 8. BARNES Mrs.

Georae S. Girl. June 6. BENAVIDEZ. Mrs.

Leonardo. Bov. June BRODY. Mrs. Bernard.

Boy. May 28. BUA. Mrs. Ben L.

Boy. June 5. BURME8TER. Mrs. C.

F. Boy. June 6. CHAVEZ. Mrs.

Raul. Boy. June 1. COOPER. Mrs.

Gerald. Girl. June J. CORT. Mrs.

Clarence R. Boy June 7. CURREN. Mrs. Everett.

Girl. May IS. CUSHLEN. Mrs. Alvln.

Girl. June 5. DARWIN. Mrs. Jsmes W.

Boy. June 1. ECKER. Mrs. Louis F.

Boy. Mav 31. EDWIN. Mrs. Donald B.

Boy. June 1. FERGUSON. Mrs. T.

J. Girl. June 5. FISHMAN. Mrs.

Leo. Boy. June 1. FTTZGFRALD. Mrs.

L. E. Bov. June 8 FORESMAN. Mrs.

Kenneth. Boy. June o. FRANKS. Mrs.

Charles. Girl. June 6. GARTEN. Mrs.

Maurice. Boy. June 7. GEARON Mrs. Joseph H.

Boy. June 1. GEHLBACH Mrs. M. H.

Girl. June 7. u.env l.wrtnM N. BOV. June 7.

.04 .14 .01 T. ".08 CHAMPAGIME Large 26-Ounce Bofffe top-ranking American Cham- I fiL i jjy pagne, made from selected, sun- JfJ your IH miles of kidney tut may be over- worked. The tiny filter and tub work-. ing day and night to help Nature rid your system of ezceaa acjda and poiaooous waste. When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it may eauee nagging backarha, rheumatic paiius leg pains, lorn of pep and energy, getting up night, swelling, purBness under the eyes, headaches and dizzinens.

Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning some times shows there is something wrong with .15 T. ers' Hollywood, directors. HARRIS. Mrs. Julia Elisabeth Harris, he-loved mother of Mrs.

Lillian Julette Holland. Services Thursday, 12:30 p.m.. In he Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. HARVEY.

Alexander beloved husband of Eunice Harvey. Services 2 P.m. Thursday at Pierre Brothers- Beverly Hills, 417 North Maple Drive. HARVEY. Jsmes A.

Services Friday. 10 m. a Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park, 179 East Garvev Boulevard. HEIM. Louis Heim.

Forest Lawn Mortuary In chsrge. Irvine Gene. VITAL RECORD your Kianeys or oiaaaer. Kidneys may need help the ss me as howels; eo ask your druggist for Doan Pills, used sue-ressfully by millions for over 40 years. They give happv relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tunes flush out poisonous waste frons your blood.

Get Doan Pills. A ivvrt 1 mmt. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CVKX1AOHAM O'CONNOR Fl'NFRAL PIRECTORS INSPECTION OF LOS ANGELES- MOST BEAUTIFUL MORTUARY MAY BB MAl-lR AT ANY TIME KIRKPATRICK. Mrs. W.

H. Girl. May 31. miD wnnprr nil iiui Pierre Brothers. 720 West Washing S50 WEST WASHISOTOS PH-0287 ton Boulevard.

Rev. A. George E. II 'P I Iks Jl famous French process. KmJ Vnk.

SJy 4f fiflflf' t' if Services 11 a.m. at St Mary of the PUNMALLS Mrs. W. W. Boy June 1.

SARLOA. Mrs. Jess. Girl. June 3.

WORLEY. Mrs. WUllanv D. Boy. June 3.

DIVORCE SUITS FILED ARRIOLA. Mary P. esamst John. ABRO. Estelle acainst Charles M.

BABINSKI. Ida M. against George J. r. Inn.

Angels church. 4510 Fmley avenue. Gift toward memorial fund preferred to flowers. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. JOHNSON Mrs.

Anna Olive aw aa aav PI Services 2 P.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Leimert Park, 4601 Cren i-n'nniu r. BEAUREGARD. Pauline J. against Leo L.

shaw Boulevard jnvr.l tteoree mom. BISHOP. Nina B. agatnst Herman BLUMER Naomi P. against Claude F.

ntr-rT-pHU irtrvtn A asainst Harvey Services 2 ra. Friday at Pierce CHURCH. Virginia F. against William E. Brothers, 720 west wasmngion, KELLY Mrs.

Ida Kelly. A. Brown Jte Son. directors. CLARK.

Hope p. against Eioert BRESEK BROS. GTT.TiETTE FIFTY-TWO YF.ARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. PB-S1I4.

FIERCE BROS." MORTUARIES TEN CONVENIENT CHAPELS INCLUDING CREMATORY. FOB INFORMATION, CALL MORTUARY IN VoREST I.AWN EVERYTHING AT TIME OF SORROW TF.LF.PHONF: CLEVELAND K-XIS1. Fareat Lawn Memorial Park Inc. BRAMBLE FUNERAT. H0MK Reverent christian service.

Moderate price. 1816 TOBERMAN STREET. PR-2256. EP WARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MOBTrARY 1000 Venice Boulevard. PBospect SI81 RITPE MORTUARY 1001 West Washington Boolevar FRoiDert Olii DAVIDSON.

Gladys I. against Vincent P. KING. Jerry son of Mr. and Mrs.

DE MODEN A. Alvera O. against Mono noivr 1. aaaitiKt. George E.

Charles King. Rervtrea toriav. 1:30 n.m.. at Utter- McKinley Southwest, 10625 South EBERWEIN. Nadene I.

against Herold E. ESPINOZA. Manuel M. against petra v. FOSTER.

Leona against Richard I. GARCIA. Mahel E. against Frank O. r- A ffam M.

Broadway. KTRBY. Olive Kirby. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, LEONARD. Edward Henry.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSCED ALLEN NEWTON 65. L. 56. ARMTNTROUT BREHMER. L.

30. R. 22. BANNISTER GRIFFIN J. 51.

M. 45. BARBER PRESLAR. 21. D.

19. FASSHAM VOSS. H. 30. A.

24. ELDING ROBINSON. H. 27. K.

31. BELL BLACKETER. 21. M. 21.

BLANK BUTLER. H. 67. R. 60.

BLODGETT SIOUELAND. A 27. S. 54. BR ANN1GAN CHAMBERS.

D. Jr. 23. C. 33.

BROWN HO AG. 19. 18 CABELL CHANDLER J. 27. 17.

CLARKE SAWERS. Jr 23. E. 21. CLASEN WAITING.

R. 30. L. 17. CLEMENS GRAVES.

J. 29. A. 23. CONKLE WESTER BECK.

28. 29. COPELMAN HUNTER. J. 33, E.

23. COSBY SCHAFER. R. 19. L.

18. COWIE RASBURY. A- 24. R. 19.

COX HALSETH P. 23. M. 24. DA UOHERTY BABER.

F. 21. B. 23. DOTY WHITE H.

35. L. 29. IDDS GIBSON S. 43.

V. 36 ELMORE CLARK. 22. E. 20.

EMBRODEN MALLETTE. M. 23. G. 37.

EVA VKO LEWIS, P. 21. O. 19. FARNHAM GRAY.

L. 56. L. 49. FELIX LEVY.

M. 38. 38. FORS STODDARD. W.

53. R. 44. rUJAN ANDERSON. C.

28. A. 25. 6. FULMER HALL C.

40. A. 31. -jd GBUR B. B.

21. BUSH R. 68. E. 56.

GREEN BUSKEN. C. 72. A. 20.

GREEN TOWNE 29. E. 29 GREENE SUMMERS 54. 58. GUTTING MALESICK.

E. 21. M. 19. HAGGERTY PRIDDY.

30. C. 23. HAINES TYER E. 38.

M. 33. HALL KLEPFER. L. 26.

R. 25. ALSTFAD METTS. D. 2S.

20. HARDWICK PRICE B. Jr. 24. L.

22. HAYMAN FORGETTE. N. 48. P.

44. HTLLYER I AVER. F. 28. V.

24. HOLMES PETERSON. E. 31. L.

2S. HUNT HALL. D. 18. S.

18. HUSON CRIDER G. 23. A. 23.

JONTE ROWE. C. 32. E. 32.

GROSHONG. G. H. against Gertrude A. 8, Mass 9 am.

today at St Mary Magdalen Church. Corning street, at Stomal a QPSEI Be gentle with vpset stomach. Don't dd to th upset with overdose of antacids or harsh physics. Soothing FEPTO-BISMOL is not laxative, not antacid. It helps calm and sooth, upset stomach.

Pleasant to the tast. children like it. 4sk your druggist for PEPTO-BistdQL when your atom. mch is upeet. A NORWICH PRODUCT Pico Boulevard.

Pierce Brothers Bev e-lw Will directors. HALMOS. Ex-elyn against Freo c. HALFRIN. Elm H.

against Billie L. R. HA WORTH. Mary T. acainst Francia HAYES.

Janet L. against Harry W. titrar y.ni against Georae O. LINTON. Julian Thomas, loying husband of Lvdia Linton, father of Beatrice Reader, father-in-law of Rex L.

Marjorie F. agsinst C. Reader amd uncle of Robert T. Board- W. A.

BROWN SON man FLOWER STREET. PR-20U Broadway. REED TAPLEY GEtGER LUCAS. William A. Friends may rati from 12 noon to in m.

today. Services and interment San Francisco. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directora. MADORSKY. Services for Sam Madorsky today.

2 p.m.. at Groman Mortuary. A ATTN Mariorie T.ee Pierce Brothers, Tio wess wasn- ioaton Bmilevard. HOUSH. Eva L.

against George M. HUDSON. Charles E. against Lucy. JENNINGS.

Catherine against Elmer A. KEANE. Ruby G. against Frank M. LAKIN.

Fye against Charlea LASER. Joseph C. against Eugenia LTEBER. Freda M. against Eert C.

LEWIS Carolyn against Elmer J. MAXWELL. Lansford aaainat Kathrm. MAZO. Mrs.

6uann against Bemarr. McCORD. H. A. against Oeraldine.

McLain. Josle against Howard O. MOLINA. Caroline against Jessie. MOORE.

Eldred A. against Lonnie A. MOORE. Francea against Jasper. NOE.

Wilms N. L. against Fletcher C. PATRICK. Rose A.

against William A. POWERS Bet'y L. against Edwin F. REED June A. against Robert R.

SETBER. Ethel M. against Joseph SHEETS Dorothy L. acainst Donald L. SILVER STONE, pearl B.

against Lester. STENEMAN. Arnold ginst Frances. STERNER. Joyce M.

against Blame J. TWELE. Katherlne E. against John R. VARGA.

Pose against Jne. WELLS. Oretchen E. against Colin u. WHITE Donna against Albert w.

vn.T.TlMS glrenre M. against G. J. ra Pedro Domeeq lH i I imported Inf-ms Hf.ir-i i 3 lw -1 tSy Spain. Quality Sherry.

jsT" i "IJ i aawawawawawaBwawawawawawawawaawaawawawawawawasaawsBj Baaaaes" mf MATHEUS. Mrs. Matilda F. Matheus. be Why Waste Butter On mm Kitchen Burns There is no need to waste precious butter on those annoying, minor kitchen burns.

Be wise. Do as other mart women do. Guard against infection. The instant you or your children euftera minor injury cut, scratch or burn-cleanse the wound. Then apply effective, inhibitory, antiseptic OIL-O-SOL.

Used for over 50 yeara in industrial first aid stationa and homes. Combats infection helps relieve Earn, rieasant to use. Keep a bottle in the itchen slways ready for use. Only 50e at your druggist's. Mint satisfv vou or money back.

Get Mwaae's OIL-O-tOL today. loved mother or tne victor iu. Matheus. Miss Mattie Matheus. Mrs.

Louis Vautrot and Mrs. w. B. Deman. Remains at the Wallace E.

White Howard J. Callanan Mortuary. Requiem mass Thursday. 30 a.m., at Calvarv Mausoleum Chanel. OVER-COUNTER Furnished by National Association ef Securities Dealers.

Inc. MATTOON Stanley Fuller Mattoon of Gar 121 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. FB-6151 ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1501 SOUTH HOPE STREET. BI-6348 UTTER-MoKINLEY Tea Convenient Mortnariea. AD-3181.

FRANCIS V. HA II' RON 1607 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-2212 DAVE PROSPECT 13? GROMAN MORTPART Funeral Dlreeterf 830 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. BI-2201 GARRF.TT BROTHEBS Venice rlouleyard.

FB-103S. WALLACE B. WHITE HOWARD 1. CALLANAN Graham A Isbell Assist. Fmb, LOII5 R.

RLFPE PB-A50U CEMETERIES INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY tABCFST IN CALIFORNIA Televhnne OResen 81351 Mausoleum Cresaatery Calusaksrlgss Bid Asked! Bid Asked Bost EdU 34 Vi 37 7ii BostEIRR 69 74 WILSON. Leonard H. against Edith C. 2114lBdyDS pf 9S'-a 59 624 If yon suffer MONTHLY MORGADO SILVA 58 DIVORCES GRANTED Pf 81' 27' cutis io 7 291 17Va 23 171 14 9 Deep Rck 21U Disoepf 15s Fed W0 13 a den Grove, nusoana ot crna c. Mattoon.

father of Stanley F. Mattoon Erna Claire and Joan Patricia son of Mrs. L. J. Huff of Hollywood.

Services were held June 13 in long Beach. Baits Mortuary. Newport Beach, directors (San Francisco papers please copy MAUCORONEL. Hubert Maucoronel. Recitation of the Rosary todav.

8 in the chapel of Godeau Ax Mar-tinoni. Funeral Thursdav. 9 Is a.m.. from the chapel. Requiem mass 10 a.m.

at St. Raphael's Church. Interment Cslvary. MEACHAM. Flora M.

Meachsm. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. MEREDITH. The funeral services of Frank Meredtth will be held Thursdav at 2 m. from the Fifth Street Mission.

512 Towns avenue. W. A. Brown A ALEGRIA. Frank O.

from Rosarto. ALGIERO. Fernande A. from Ar.gelo. ANDERSOH.

Rosanna from William M. ANEIRO. Vincent from Edwarda. BAIR. Leralne from Roy.

Birt r. r-om Alevander H. 87 'i 12'i 7925 Vinfage IMPORTED PORT A Flltrol 25 34 44'i'Oarrett 3'a R. Hearst 23 28' tnsersnee Aetna 49 Am All 20- Am Cts HVi Am Eo 16 AmlnsNk 14-ti Am Res 14' 4 Bait Am 6' FireFund 83 FirelnNk llv Frank 23 Glens Fl 41 7H Great Am 27 Hanov. 26 Hartf 95 Home Ina 27 Knirkerb 74 MrMfra 5 Nat Lib 6', NY Fire 12 No River 21 S'd Arcid 61 Westch 20 Ranks Bkra Tr 52 'a Kk Manh 2.1 FEMALE PAK1 Ton who suffer such pstn with tired, nervous lrrltsbls bl feeHiifts duo to functional monthly disturbances should try Lydla E.

Pinkhsm's Vegetable; Compound to rellevs such symptoms. Here's product thst Hsxes NATmrs. It Is also fins sto-machie tonic! Follow label dlrec-tlona. Worth trying. LYDIA E.

PINKHAM'S compound BLOMSNESS. Edith from OUy -Jr ERADNER. Jairollyn from Charles E. 35 CAPP. Elesnor from Gerald 3 CONSTANTINE.

Charlotte A. from L. D. 00 craig Carl w. from Lorraine.

fifth Gallon $039 fe-l" CRAWFORD. Bertie from James A. 11 BEACTIFVli fermented in the toltlel Santa Angela ARGENTINE CHAMPAGNE i Large Zotifo Mode from a famous old French formula. Smooth tatting, with delicate oroma worthy of Father'! Day honors! National Disfttfsri MERITO TAWI1Y PORT WINE Fifth Gallon Medium Dry. A blended wins which, as it develops, gradually turns a lovsly tawny color.

Product ef Portugal rich, mallow. Interst Air i'h Kern Cty 33 Kldde. 19'4 Kinner Mo 70 Knudsen Do pf 10 LA Shipb 2'e MassU pf 31 Nat Fd A 144 Northrop 5V Par Mut 11 PacAmlny I'a Do Bf IK'. r.RR 27T 99 '14 2J4 6 7 22. 64'.

55 a 24'. Son. directora. i ll Hill 4 MFMORUT MTLLER. Services for Nettie Frances to- 2i 34 'f 12 Vi 2 Charleston S-21S5 or Sisnley 7-2143.

rlav. ll a at Armstrong Family. Flovorsoms product of a old Portugal. ooa" FLORISTS CALIFORNIA FLORA Ij CO. 104 South Spring Phene 17 20 CROWLEY.

Clara C. from John J. DALTON. Doris E. from Clyde 1 DOWNS Eleanor J.

from Victor 3 DUNLOP. Charlotte M. from. William S. EDWARDS.

Ida L. from Eugene R. EDWARDS. Leonard L. from Margaret D.

ERWIN. Frances C. from Joseph E. Psuline M. from Russell E.

FFRGERSON. Zelma from Willie. FISH. Theodore from Lois F. GONZALEZ.

Frank O. from Dorothy E. GOODMAN. Thalia A. from Otis E.

OREUTERT. Dorothy M. from Henry Jr. HALE. Helen from Raymond N.

Hiwg TC from Rlt V. Were Stomach Ulcer Pains Doprpf 105 PHV COlO 20 20 Chase 38 41 Napoleon's Waterloo? MILLER. Services for Samuel Miller at Bresee Brothers St Gillette Chapel to-day. 1:30 p.m. MORGAN.

John Morgan. Pierce Brothers- Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard MORRILL. Hattie Briggs. loving wifa of Randall C. Morrill.

Services Thursdav. 3 p.m st Titter. McKinley Broadway, 4254 South Brosdv-sy. MORRISSEY. Mrs.

Alice A. Morrlsser. Reautem mass today. 9 a at 1H 2sn BF.OAnW.4Y FLORISTS Attractive floral rtcsisns. 216 'a W.

5 St. MU-43R TTJ-6701 Th trrat N'apotfon vh rtnTUwrM nations wni himwrrlf virtim of fi'r-linK puinii. Thos who mrm dilrMed with irtomsch or Chem Bk 53' 4 5" Cont 111 97U 101-, Guar Tr 329 340 Irving Tr 15 16 Mfrs Tr 50 53 Nat City 3S'- 37 Coast lisaee Am TrSP 47', 80f, 28" PSvInd 17 i Rnhr Aire GATE 13 DSspf 24 SCWat 2-a SW Sv 14'n Wickw8'l 11 Bonds Amb 5s 8S AsGAE4s 2t4 MAUSOLEUMS ulcer rains, indigtwtton, gn puns, hrt MAKr MAa sanal Mt sue rhnc crypfs for bit offer. Box Ttrn-n. PU-74na, HEATH.

Tloye E. from MarkeL ll'l HTRRON. Jennie L. from Bee. 1 HEWITT Julia from Russell F.

Hel-n D. from George W. S. 31 a.jOBMAN EfTie M. from John F.

condition rustd Hr icr rid should try Santo Tomas Sweet or Dry VERMOUTH full Quart Dopf SSI 88 Vi 53 8-Ounc luhs Perchard White CARBONATED WINE 68 B0 4a 101 JOHNSON, wally from Frank w. Myrtle from Henrv B. CREMATOHIES VAk. O-t of tM TbW from rJerrei Brothers' Crfmatory nouBl.K YOUR 1605 8. Catalms Bt.

RE-517S MONEY RACK. I Advertisement. 45 41 86 Bk Amer 50 Calif Bk Cltu Nat 38 B-lst Nat 53 Title Ina 81 Bdy8A3s 50 54 'i CalCon3s 80'4 85 ConOfc3 40 44 trnatTQig Pinm from l.udwia r.AiimFNTg Robert w. from Blanche M. Norman w.

from Bettle J. ConPckos 04 Un Bk in $489 CEMETERY LOTS Wan lots in all local eemeteneg. Gra. ham. 727 W.

Washlnston Blvd. RI-0277 I J.mM 2cS-Oynce Gotdtn Empire 5 V1 16 SPARKLING BURGUNDY. 26-Oonce Chateau Martin S39 CHAMPAGNE Want graves, crrpta, yvirsat Lawn. Inglewood. Caner.

1S43 W. Oage. TW-0211. i full bodied from tho oHciint vineyard, of Mexico. yreterrra uaussa i-scsi "a iuj MAGTD.

Gertrude rrom victor. Arden 7V 8 Marble Ss 7t MANCHESTER. Effie J- from Dale R. Dopf 80 S.m PE 5s Kl 03'4j McCLELIJCN Ina M. from Ossle A.

A'Telpf 27t4 PortlElKa 334, McCORMICK. Lillian L. from Oraydon BostiAl 108'a 114 lTelBS3s 9S 1004, McMULI.EN. Hawl from Edward L. INVESTMENT FUNDS I MOREDOCK.

Beulah from Shelby. Vi 1 ot mai'NOCCHI. Mary E. from Albert L. AfTill.t IT 3 81 4 19 g-3 9 J1 10 81 OLSON.

Camilla D. from Joseph O. AmBusShr 3 87 4 .02 S-4 4.54 5 03 M. from Howard. Aie Fd 14.79 15.90 Knickers 6 0s pfna Fay from James.

llll 12iPETAUAT LmT.n from Michael J. Broad St 29 09 31 45iMaryl Fd 4 55 4 9fi! PORTWOon. Frankie from aeo. Bullock 15 39 15 87 Masalnv 21 94 23 59; RENNIE Bertha J. from William M.

CentShTr 27.37 29 Mass 2nd 10 78 11 .59 ROBINSON. Franklin O. from Ethel O. Chem Fd 72 10 52 Nat Wide II .32 J-' ROSSI. Rose from Joseoh.

Comwllnv 4 82 5 .24 Nat Inv 7 54 8 13; BUPPBHX. Rosamond F. from Charles Dela gFrl 18.15 19 62 Nat Sec 4 B4 BANDS. Hazel K. frqm Spencer C.

Plvif.Shr 124 138 Do LP Bd S.94 7 63 SARRI3 Gdy, M. from Van. FdTrShA 3.75 4.35! Qtr lnc 7 25 SCHRAEDER. Wilma H. from George A.

WiS ltiv 07 lO 25 32. State St 41.69 45.01 cum t-n ntltti.m $42 26-Ounce. Chateau Thierry CHAMPAGNE. Sun.MoonandTide U.S. Cit and Owwlftio Burye if fuu At oo Ouaa.

etooe PROSTATE TrMfaMf Without or try Tim Lt From Wrh fm GUAIIAIVTEE SEC fXSallNSTION NASStN. SO, STAFT 411 W. 7tk ata Flaer TS. lag Inflamed Eyes? Ot prompt TIirf with Lavptlk. Aluo ooih)i granutatafd yHd; rliva tirvd, norr.

itchinffa atieky. burn ina or irritatod or mony rfundd. HQ yeara aiterraa. Praiwf by thousands. 0t Lavoplik today.

(Ey-cup inrlnded.) At all druffflttrtii AdvrtiMmt. Fiffh Gallon Vintners Select ROMA TABLE WINES. 93 June 19 June July 5 July 12 Oen Cap 34.12 36.69, carotin fiee: ir- S- il .7 SHEAR wood. Margaret c. trom soya r.

152 at' SHUSETT. Darld from Fannie J. Do ,5 Ji ,2 Hi STEIN. Ooldie from Sam. Mil 2'22 SULPIZTO.

Nadla from Robert. Well gtpn 16 73 18.38TOOKER Lvnette D. from William. ALAMAC Imported SPARKLING BURGUNDY Fifth C0I.0 $024 Immacuia'e Heart of Mary Church. Cunningham St Connor, directors.

MORTON. Wslter fa'her of Louise V. Scott and William Elliott Morton. Services Thurdsy. 3 p.m..

Grace Chspel. Inglewood Cemetery. Snyder's Southwest Mortuary in charge. NESTOSS. Anna, sister of Martha M.

Mathesnn. Alice snd Emma Margan. Services Thursday. 1:30 p.m.- st TJtter-McKlnleya Southwest, 10623 8outh Broadway. Hermina J.

OConnelL Jones St Hsmrock. directors. PALMER. Bervicea for Mini Palmer. Thursdav.

9:45 a at Edwards Brothers-Colonial Mortuary. Entombment For-est Lawn Mausoleum. PrTELAN. Jamea 8. Phelan.

Fequiem mass today. 10 a.m.. st sit. Kevin's Church. Cunningham St Connor, directors.

PHILLIPS. Anna I. Phillips, beloved wife of Hsrvev E. rhilllps: sifter of Mrs. Katia Hohan.

Mrs, Jennie Whalen. Mrs Alice Jury. Mrs. Sadie Stshl. John.

Rev. Norman. Benjamins Lower and William Bowman. Services Thursday. 3 In the Little Church of the Flowers.

Forest. Lawn Mortuary in charge. PHILP. Ethel Louise Philp. beloved mother of Richard and Gordon Philp: sister of William Gordon and J.

Harold Gilbert. Services Thursday at 330 p.m. In -the Wee Kirk o' tho Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. QUINT.

Julius Quint. Remains at Sinai Chspel, 7700 Santa Monica Boulevard. REED. Irving J. Reed.

Remains at Oroman Mortuary. RICFEY. Katherine Rtrhev. Edwarda Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. RONE.

Mrv Lou Rone. Services Friday, 10 a at Pierce Brothers- Little Church Around ths Corner, 3443 Manchester Boulevard. SAALFIELD. Edith Saalfleld. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard.

SCHATTE. John W. Services today. 3 st Edwards Brothers' Colonisl Mortuary. SCHtlLTZ Bervicea for Esther Schtiltg 3 m.

Thursday at Groman Mortuary, SHELLER. F. R. Pierce Brothers, 720 West Washington Boulevard. SHTREY Carl 8.

Bervicea 2 m. Saturday st Plerca Brothers, 720 West Washington. Auto 8 31 94 Avist 5 93 i S3 Chemical 5 67 6 24 Bonds 8 41 9 27 Mining 4 95 5 45 Petrol 6 09 6 701 26-Ounce Mamac Extra Dry S024 DEMI SEC WINE Mm WEDNE8DAT, JUNE 14 fttin rises 6 42 am. aets 1:04 m. Moon rises 1 49 a aets 2:01 p.m.

TinrS. LOS ANGELCA HARBOR June High Low High Low 14 4:30 4 0 11:01 0 4 Ml I Low High Low High 16 0.2113 8:54 3 11S 01 SI 15 1:10 OS 7.09 3 10 7:1 17 2:08 0 0 it 39 13 1:19 IS 8 9 Cvl 3 9 I 3 19 3 II Sfi 3 9 lfl 9:01 3 RREo 4 12 4 54 PRShrs 3 85 4 25 $073 gaatlmWtlNifStttisf UM nstt t) atHttt, itJtrtH sill van ALSTINE. Oladys A. rrom Victor z. KY Stocks: VOSBURG.

Chester J. Jr. from Mary J. Agrieul 10 53 11 57 WAGNER. Thelma from Frank Jr.

Auto 8 .3 WALLACE. Lillian M. from William F. 5 52 5 2 WARN. Louis from Anyvonne Bids Bus 7 53 8.29 WEAVER.

Oeraldine O. from Russell E. Elec Eo 8. 16 8 98- wFTCH Kenneth from Esther. 5 12 21 WILLIAMS.

Euni'e W. from perry Merch 9 07 9 97' WILLIAMS. Bhlrley from Jsmes M. .512 .5 WISEMAN. Henry C.

Irom Ruby. Oil 10.00 10.99 fifth Gallon Florido Imported PALE DRY SHERRY Steel 4.28 4.72 Ine Inv 22 06 23 72 A InvCoAm 24.96 2717 Key Cuttod B-l 20 10:42 3.8 2 0 .3 27 84 29 20 29 03 31 86 $019 A Colifornia wine tangy, sejrful. Tides ere given In order or occurrence: first column denoting the time and second 20 83 22 B4 Reg. $2.73 Fifth Gallon Florido Imported EL CID SHERRY RR 5 41 5 96i H. ft lwlm.Sutra.il.

lessits tMttt tsn rrtrsart B-2 B-3 B-4 K-l K-3 S-2 column height In feet above or below RR Ej Steel 71 8.98 6.59 1047 11 49 17 56 19.25 02 22 12.53 an mean lower low water. Light face type denotes a.m.. black face a.m. All time listed is Pacific War Time. iiiavMiivrvii i $022 Fifth Gallon Florido Imported M0N0P0LE SHERRY LIVESTOCK Bodegas Cetfo IMPORTED PORT WINE With Funeral Announcements ANIlfPSOH.

William beloved brother of Mrs. A. C. Swltser snd Mrs. Violet A.

Kills. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m.. st F'inpe Mortiiarv. BACHMANN. The funeral services of Arthur M.

Bsehmann will he held todar st 10 a m. from the chapel nf W. A. Brown St Son, 1815 South Flower street. BENT7.TNGER.

Hattle. Remains forwarded to Keokuk. bv Edwarda Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BERGMAN. Charles Bergman.

Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BLACK. Glsdvs L. Services lorn. Thursdsv Plerca Fifth Gallon Cresta Blanca ft 1 3 CLARET or SAUTERNE I Fifth Gallon Ambassador Sj30 SWEET Fifth Gallon At GALLO TABLE WINES Oil SVri.rsl-fftat.' MarkM Kw Sarvlro CATTLE B0(1: fairly actlva on fws at stssdr tn highr prices: snm.

sars 2S-50 ud on low.r grsds; nthr elaa sliw. sboit stfadr: mrdlum to (no4 grass rrs. t3 VJtMVOfl; r-ommon M.xlcans. 11.3SW11.S0; several loads of feeders at 10.25 10 7S: medium to good grass hetf-ers, 12. SO 14 2S; cutter to common, 509 11.2V common to medium cows, A39W 11.

SO; few. 12.00: cutler to common. 8.009 9 Off: esnners snd cutters. A0Oi7.7.V CALVES Salable. 100: steady: medium good range calves and veslers.

13.00r IS 00; common to medium. 10. 000 12. 7S; culls down to 7 SO and under. HOOS Salable.

S00. falrlv active; atedv tn strong; too. 14.7 on good to choice 200 to 250-pound: medium 10 to 770-pound. 12.0013 50; few to 14 25; 300 to 320-pound. 1150912.00; good te choice 'immmmmmmmmemmmmmmmmmKmamammmmmMmmmrs Fifth Gallon CETTO itiMmmnm II MM II 1 59 5 EACH EDWARDS BROTHERS FUNERAL IS COMPLETE regardless ef cost.

Mora than one-third of all ssrvices art in the price rang from $70 to $150. Troihers. 720 West Washington. BLANEY. Csthertn L.

Pieree Brothers' Beverlr Hills, 417 forth Maple Drive. BOLLONG Services for Fusenla It. todsv. i 10 a at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortusrv. Fine flavored, full bodied dinner wine.

COLONIAL $401 Fifth Gallon PETRI DESERT WINES EDWARDS BROTHERS ORTUARY 1 aasa a i vaaesai ivki vnarik! frsrt Mil isee viski i IBOWEN The oeral services of Mrs I Edith E. Bowen will be held today at 2 pm. from the ehpl of w. A. Brown is Boa, 1815 South Flower.

aos wooiMnso. SHIEP Salable. 200; steadv: msdlurn to food ee with No 3 palt. 5 50; eommoB, good sprinc lambs, 14.50. COLUMSARIUM MSUWLIUM VAULTS.

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