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iUiii iiiiX BAH ypjHiAaVA9A EHEM TV oBONict sxrjfDAT ijriJNE iia ioitf 30C PARADE II BE LED CLERGY Bte Vessel Is Launched at Mare Island Navy Yard oo chmj a oa oo oa oo Thousands Watch Tanker Cuyama Glide Into Water All Denominations Will Be Represented In Corps Organized by Rey McQuade NO AUTOS TO BE IN LINE Women From Service School at Presidio Will Be Interesting Feature A corps ot clergymen will lead the treat preparedness narade on July 4 Every denomination will be represent ea in tnia corps and it will take the place of tie usual police escort that lieads parades In general over the citys streets Rev Joseph McQuade la organising this section of the parade Grand Marshal Thornwell Mullally announced yesterday that the parade will roade up of sections and dU visions and that each business will be represented in Its separate section Senator A Scott will le In command of the section made up of fraternal bodies and Supervisor Ralph McLaren will head a division composed of representatives of the build Ins industries He promises to have about 4000 men In line from the crafts engaged In that line of work ACTOISTS WILL WALK No automobiles will be allowed in the line at march The men engaged In automobile Industries will parade as a large marching unit Representatives of the municipal departments will be In one division and State employes will be In another Many will be In line from sister rltles In the State and they will be given prominent places In the line of march Stockton has announced that It will be well represented California women will figure prowl rrently In the demonstration The women now attending the national service school at the Presidio will be one of the units nn parade and the members of the Womens Club of Sau sallto will be another WAR VETERANS TO MARCH A division will be given to the veterans of the Civil and Spanish wars and another attractive body In the parade will be several hundred nativenative born Chinese who are affiliated with the Native Sons of the Golden West Walter Lum and Leon Kow will be In charge of the patrlotlo i The tanker Cuyama as she started to move down the ways at Mare Island Navy Yard The big crane is used to regulate the movement of the vessel so it wiH nut gain too much speed The portrait is that of Miss Margaret Offley who christened the ship BIG GUNS VISITED BY SOLDIEREHES Lecture on Battlefield First Aid Further Diversion in Camp Routine Work Soldlerettes of the Womens National Service Training School at the Presidio hiked to the big coast defense guns at Fort Wlnfleld Scott yesterday and gurgled with amassment at their else They were permitted to Inspect the mechanism of some and witnessed a demonstration At one of the big disappearing rifles a company went through the evolutions of firing It csused many cf the soldlerettes to hold their ears nd show alarm even though i the big iun was not discharged After Inspection of the runs sev rel squads went to the Letterman ileneral Hospital and heard lectures first aid work on the battle field by officers of the medical corps Aside from these two diversions the regular routine of the camp was observed The new recruits which went into the service Friday are entering Into the spirit of the occasion with a will There are approximately seventy five soldlerettes now In the camp the largest number since the encampment was established Low Colonist Fares From East Arranged Sates wil Be Effective During tie Pall The Santa Fe Southern Pacific and Western Pacific yesterday announced the low colonist fares from Eastern points to California These will be sold from September 21 to October Inclusive Passengers will be allowed liberal stopover privileges The fares are one way and are mads to assist Easterners who desire to make their homes In California Fares from some of the mors Im portant points are as follows Caltaso SaO BOl Council Bluffs S33T8t Kas II City 18250 Mtraohls 18810 New Of lasoa S3810 Omaha M2B0 St Louis ISS10 St Joseph S3S50 Atealsoa SSISO sad rot wetta Un i TJMMER SCHOOL TO OPE1T PALO ALTO June 17 The summer session of the Stanford Law School will open Monday Dean Frank Woodward will have charge of the course He expects fifty students The session will run for six weeks I MW JL ll Sf llfiTj jf JE SHMB I ttsiiiiHslHHill ssf lfltHssssssssssssssssssssssV I Vsssssssssn AlftWsatoaxsM vCfk ssaMBsssflF fislsssslssssV I LsssssssssssssssssssssHssBERoPI SbsH SbbV sbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb WWVR Mmiy K3slsBsslt BpPtfTSHTsmssssssssi jTfc i WjLfc ift rr sflBBiReBBSSE 9sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssWsaAsMsssssssl Tssi HH YiJi Ml i BKSXWWtlKKBB9M sVjDIsssssbsssI BJsJsMslrlirMllsssssssssssssssssssssssssss ISflBJBWss Kssi fsssssl sssbssbKL 5 fit i lsssssssssssssVlsn9sfwV3sssBl I flW HpiBKl t5iWiBT ttslsssssssssssssssssHJsWK IBjIIIsssssVssssBssTav HjHnHiSiBHH MwEHEKKiwmkfr I sBiisiiiiiBssHKHsWEsKI i9ssVsSsVsSHPJBBHRnK2FBa rmKtKSKKfsMmMi KIW AkKKKWikKSXfiamtytLiATSBt vV ijV jsBsswJsssFf sHPSsSHBS Jfjj9mr ssHIp I lljfjil sMnBnilrWlsWL IHmWMMsbssssW I lisfclllllll WsssssssMfclti tVslssBpiJisgBiyM papasSakXWslsWssssD sHsVlsls9ssflsH KKKMtmSh i IsiHrTr il tissssssHsslPisHV ssssIssIbssssIHstI I 7llf4 1 OssssssssssssssssssssssPt wAwp i sPJsPssHBBK3s VI Han jj tT gfw 4 tlk sasSlMsBSaBBSSBBSISSSlSBSSBBBBaBBBBBBBaSBSBSBBBaaa Vast Increase in Trade With South America Is Predicted Seftor Adolfo Stahl Returns From East With Glowing Reports of Present Business Conditions Americans Waking to Opportunities in the South sBB9aaatawaSsWMJSHsff Mi SMHOEIS DCAnvxnD ireii liLnU I I Ull UULiJ I il ii i Senor Adolfo Stahl president of the Banco de Guatemala and a well known figure In the banking world of this country an In Europe as well as of Central America returned to this city yes terday after a six months visit to New Tork With him he brought a glowing report of business oondl tlons In the East and a prediction of vastly increased trade between this country and the nations of South and Central Atn lea ln addition to his interests In ana Ismala Stahl has Urge holdings lit the United States and divides his time about equally between San Francisco Now Tork and Guatemala He was the Guatemalan Com missioner to the exposition and was chiefly response hie for the sclsndld showing his na tlon made at San Franciscos big cele Ibratlon With his family he Is now at his Ban rraneiaco rssioenee ii Jackson street METHODS BEING CORRECTED Business throughout the East Is remarkable he said and I was particularly gratified to see that the American manufacturers are beginning to realise why they could never get their share of South and Central American trade and to correct their methods of doing business with thoso nations In the first place they are beginning to extend credit like the European manufacturers have always done This Is the most essential step toward securing that trade Also they are beginning to pack their goods In the manner and in quantities iq suit the purchasers BBBMMVtiBBBsl jTSBsl SBBiSBT VsBBBBBB snrox ADOLTO SIASX New Addition to Navy Is Christened by Miss Margaret Offley Who Is Presented With Bouquets by Residents of Vallejo ARE ISLAND June 17 Mare Island launched Its ftftn Dig auxiliary vessel here this aft ernoon In the presence of several thousand spectators Miss Margaret Offley daughter of Captain Cltland Offley head of the machinery department at Mare Island broke a bottle of California champagne over the bow of the big vessel just as It started on Its trip toward the waters of the bay and christened her Cuyama The launching was a success and as the vessel gilded Into the stream a thrill of applause ran through the spectators gathered at the navy yard and on the Vallejo shore Naval Constructor IL Qleason hull department officer here was showered with congratulations for the manner In which he handled the launching The launching brakes which were given another severs test came up to all requirements Before the guests left the launching platform Mayor James Ronay of Vallejo presented Miss Offley with a bouquet of American beauty roses on behalf of the residents of the community across the channel and Ship fitter Andy Ollmour aotlng as representative of the Mare Island mechanics also gave the sponsor a bouquet of the seasons choicest blossoms With the successful launching of the Cuyama this afternoon Mars Island graduates lute a battle ship building navy yard and henceforth the navy yard mechanics will be called upon to construct dreadnaughts for our Navy No time win be lost In preparing the slip to receive the keel for the battle ship California which is to bo laid In September The Cuyama was authorised March Special Dispatch to The Cbronlrle i 1315 and the keel was laid December 15 1915 and Mare Islands record In launching the ship In six months time Is equal to any of the private snipouiiaing establishments The contract date of completion of the Cuyama Is August 1 1817 The hull structure Is 85 per cent complete today and the vessel according to Qleason will be completed and will go Into service In April KIT four months ahead of the contract date It Is understood that the Cuyama la destined to Join the Mare Island built colliers Prometheus and Jupiter and the tankers Kanawha and Maumee on the Eastern seaboard soon after she Is placed In commission The record made by Qleason In the construction of the Cuyama Is another feather In his cap and he had already been congratulated by the Navy Department for living up to his promise to have the ship ovsrboard In June which be made last December before Mare Island could secure the battle ship contract LAUNCHING MARKED BY SOCIAL AFFAIRS Mare Island Center of Crayety for the Day The launching of the tanker Cuyama was the motif for Innumerable social affairs the guest list of which Included many from this city Oakland Marin county and the peninsula It was a gala day at Mafe Island and society testified Its appreciation of that fact by arriving several hundred strong to take part In the days celebration Preceding the launching of the vessel there wore many luncheon parties almost eVery home on the Island assembling guests Afterward all of these hostesses with their partlee went to the home of Captain and Mrs Frank Bennett where In honor of the occaaiOD an elaborate reception was held DECORATIONS ARE PROFUSE Indoors as well as In the garden there was a riot of colorful bloom the decorative scheme of the house having seemed merely a continuation of the bloom out of doors One passed through a hall banked with wood wardlas sword ferns and maidenhair Into a large reception room where roses and an Infinite variety ef the seasons blossoms served to make an effective scheme Fink sweet peas were combined with maidenhair ferns In the adornment of the dining room and red the color chosen for the library was seen In misses of sweet peas carnations and poppies IlEIVJfBTTS RECEIVE Captain and Mrs Bennett received the guests In the drawing room The hostess wors a handsome gown of white crepe de Chine and a white hat Miss Dorothy Bennett was also In white her frock having been of georgette crepe made with a short full skirt and bodice of chiffon both the bodies and sleeves embroidered In a conventional design She wore a large white picture hat Meadames Joseph Reeves Lincoln Karmany Paul Frets Henry Qleason Misses Dorothy Bennett Mabel Updegraff Mary Oorgas Marlon Payne and Ruth Hascal assisted Captain and Mrs Bennett In welcoming the guests and Mesdames Ulys Webb Ralph Pope and James Reed presided over the tea table GUESTS AT RECEPTION Among those Invited to the reception were Colonel and Mrs Tbosass Bess Professor tod Mri rooms ne iitutftnsnt sua Mr Lso Seam Csptiln end Mrs William Hmnll FrofeMor stid Mrs Milton Cpdegriff Surgeon sod Mrs a Woodward Ueuteuaot aurt Mrs Richard Wnest Llfutaoant and Mrs Cssrles Yatas Commander sod Mra Cla land OfSry Lltrntftnant Conwnaniler awl Mra Ralph Pope Captain and Mra Joatpli Rpavra Major Oeoeral and Mra Fraok Hn Bell Paymaater and Mra Jonathan Brooks Captain and Mrs Jobn Elllcott Natal Coo structor sod Mrs Hanrr of Gtoaaoa Utntso ant Commondr sad Mrs Charles Huff Captain and Mrs Philip Andrawe Pay Director snd Mrs franklin Anna Llautenant and Mrs Daniel Gardner Llsutensnt sod Mrs Ball Natal Conatrnotor and Mra Rob art Billiard Llautenant aod Mrs A Howard GoTarnor and Mra Hiram Johnson uaotaoaat ana Mra Harsart A Jonea Colo nel and Mrs Lincoln Karmany Mr and tfrs Robert Bray Naval Conatroctor and Mra Philip Lauman Siirreoo and Mrs Rudolph I Lonsabsush Clrll Knglnaer and Mrs Georgo A McKay Lieutenant and Mra 17 nolda Pay Director and Mra Barron Du Bols Surgaon snd Mrs Charles riak Llu taoaot asd Mrs MUas 0 Gorgaa Llsuteuant Commsodar snd Mrs Jobs Graham Llan The Paclflo Coast Is bound to get soma benefit from the Increased trade with the southern republics but this benefit cannot be fully realised or much more than faintly realised until shipping facilities are Improved and we cannot expect much Improvement In this respect until the war is ended SHIPS ARE essential We cannot have trade without the ships to carry It on with The Seamens bill which robbed the Pacific of some of Its finest vessels did this Coast much harm Ths Paolflc Coast with Its lumber grain of all kinds canned fruit lard tallow and similar productsoffers a fine fHld for trade with Central America If ships ere provided and proper selling methods used Guatemala Stahl said was expert enelng unparalleled prosperity chiefly through the wise snd progressive administration of President Manuel Estrada Cabrera His excellency extends a most cordial welcome to all foreign enters prlsss espsclally American he said EveryN form of development Is wel corned and every protection Is given sny enterprise Introduced byeforelgn ers Th President Is a thoroughly progressive as well as a rood man rM runner manayer ui utuiucmyj al Hotel Greeted by FrierWsli nn Ronnoninn flat llvl Under ths management of OaorfeVji Warren Hooper former manager eC ths Occidental Hotel a San FrandssestR landmark In the days before the ilreviM the Sutter Hotel yesterday reopened 5 ita cAp tn in nimiie ThriturhAtie dav a eonrJnneunvil stream of visitors thronged itheyl flower banked lobby offering elicits tlons and good wishes to Manager Hooper and Assistant Manager Fredla Hill both of whom found frequent octVil caslon to reminisce with old gUtitVi of the Occidental Among the first to register fort rooms were three former guests ot ins wccioeniai vr jhcaasv PhlDDi and Alfred Monottl of this VI city Othan sruests Included EAWattlspl of Sacramento Shirley Ryan San Francisco John Evans of the Hotels Land Sacramento od Mrs EvanstS 4ir ana ura rii vnjw sj wvvirv uaii ana ar tuiu nxs wmaj Sutton of this city Xj In the hotel buffet William Heath cote one premier mixologist of the olds Occidental looked as much at home as though there had never been a drew or a lapse of ten years since his lass appearance behind the bar of the old Montgomery street nouse -Practically all of the employes who were connected with the Sutter atthea1 time ef Its closing were on tho Job Sl yesterday welcoming incoming guetts saaaav MBS EE1DA FOBS 5T0TT IS GBAUTED A DECBEE Mrs Relda Ford Stott daughter of former State Attorney General Tlrey Ford was granted an Interlocutory decree of divorce yesterday from Frederick Stott the New Tork broker whom aha married In this city in June of 1901 The decree was signed by Superior Judge 3 Crothers after Mra Stott had testified that for more than a year last past her husband has remained away from her and has not contributed to her support Stott la In New York while Mrs Stott Is In this city with her parents tenant and Mra William Glsssford Sear Admiral aad Mrs Chariot Gore Mra George Marre Mrs Eleanor Martin Mrs Krtloge Mra Mary Tnrnar Major Samuel Bottoma Uenlanaot 7 Cummtng Jhan lain Plemlnr Natal Constructor W0 llam rogarty CepUla Bonnet Purrear LARGE LCNCHEOM GIVEN Colonel and Mrs Lincoln Karmany nreslded at one of the largeat lunch eons of the day A basket of sweet peas decorated the table about which were seated Colonel and Mra Kar many Messrs and Mesdames Robert A nrat David Edwards and Leo Len telll Mra Bertha Lum Miss Louise Mahoney and Lewie Herter Mrs Mary Turner entertained for Misses Helen anjl Isabel wnite ana Reginald White Naval Constructor and Mra James Reed had as their luncheon guests Mr snd Mrs Charles Page Mr and Mrs Edward Schneider Mrs Cutt and Stanley Page Quests of Mra John Elllcott for ths afternoon were Mrs Eleanor Martin Count and Countess Del Valla de Relaser Captain and Mrs Frank Helm Misses Lily OConnor and Mary Phelan and captain unaries nowiana Several dinners concluded the day Paymaster and Mra Jonathan Brooks entertained In their quarters Mr and Mrs Lewis and Donald Lewis Lieutenant and Mia Herbert Jones were hosts at as elaborate affair the guest list of which Included Mrs John Elllcott Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Ralph Pope Lieutenant and Mrs 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