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San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 30

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rreso tT tfaS 3f VSrTJW Vl MEXICO CITYS urv I fA I CONTROL AGAIN CHANGED BWH General Gonzales Reported to Have Reoccupied Capital i eh Carranzas Order WOULD PLACATE THE POPES PLEA FOR PH ACE PICTURES RUIN OF WAR Implores Belligerents to End Carnage in Graphic Pen rortrayal of Horrors Attending Conflagration Which for Year Has Been Dishonoring AH Europe 1 SAN FRANCISCO OHRONlCLEoSUNDAti ae Restoration of Order and Relief of Distressed Prom ised by First Chief TITAHINQTON July 1 While reports of the rcoecupatlon of Mexico City 6y General Oonxales licked of flf ttal confirmation tonlcht It Kftovn that General Carranxe had ordered his forces back into tit capital General Carrania also dl MCted that strong patrols be established along the Mexican rallroadbe tween Aslsaco and Mexico City to Protect it from bandit raids The order followed closely the re rv ip ny uenerai varranza ot tne vlforous representations sent by Sco tt retsry Lansing urglnc that the rail AAIUJ a iwiiwni aq kbjii gpen so the starving population of Mexico City could he fed Similar representations went to Generals Villa and Zapata but officials here felt that General Carranra held the key to the situation through his control of jUi port ef Vera Crus ORDERED TO CAPITAL flf The Carreiaa agency Issued this HV statement tonight 5 nti vuici ivauiuftno varransa has ordered General Pablo Oonxales fc to reeocupy Mexico City In view of the reports In circulation with re rard tri th Critical nnjtrtlnn In tka AAnlfjll HIUM Jt Ihibfa JF foodstuffs The orders Include ln Structlon lo General Gonsalee to ax aWU ar VjM th lmMaiUI hav fjfrtftlon of train loads of staple articles 6 or looa at the same time his troops fiVnter the olty Wj Carransaa nramnt rilnAnl to Itw F3 stlstenee by the United States was re araraad here as averting necessity for Immediate action by this Government to insure transportation of provisions to the Mexican capital Administration officials had deter mined that provisions piled high tn warehouses at Vera Crui should be ent to the capital Although no an nouncement was mad of this Govern ment plans it Is known officials of the Army and Navy war ready to niivuiQ a lorceiui programme PLANS OF CAKRANZA An outline of General Carransas plans to relieve distress In Mexico City and for the re establlshment ot government was conveyed to the Stat Department today Strong Intimations were mad also that he soon would formally ask the United States to recognise a de facto government pending a constitutional election General Carransa Is said to be firm ly resolved not to yield to any proposal for a peace conferene which would necessitate a representative convention He will not talk peace with Villa or Zapata It la stated unless his afliersariea first lay down their arms tlUt HAS COUNTEB Pbtff tT VHla and his adherents propose to Mi all In their power fb avert the is possibility of Carransas receiving the PLSt moral support of the United Htates tf To tills end they have proposed the Mt 1 tn counter plan for consideration here tribal rH factional leaders Join In a peaceTonferon select a man for protMonal President and then hold learulur ele Hone If Cananza will not yield to this they suggest that the United States support them In such a conference Without him provided the ran show thai they reprosent a majority of the people It Is between these two plans that the United States may be forced to find a middle ground for settling the Mexican situation without armed intervention Ceatlsmet and to make It more effective we have taken care that It be accompanied by work of Christian penitence Today on the sad anniversary of the terrible conflict our heart aives forth the wish that the war will soon end raise again our voice to utter a fatherly cry for peace May mis cry dominating the frightful noise of arms reach the warring peoples and their chiefs and Indue kindly and mora serene intentions In the name of the Lord God In the name of the Father and Lord tn Heaven tn the name of the Blessed tuooa of Jesus the price of the re demption of humanity we Implore the belligerent nations before divine providence henceforth to end the har rible carnage which fdr a year has won uisnononng Europe Thls the blood of brothers that is oeing sued on land and nee The most beautiful regions of Europe mi garaen or tne world are sown with bodies and ruli RICHES OF PEACE Tou who before Ood and men are charged with TJte grave responsibility of peace and war listen to our prayer listen to the fatherly voice of the vicar of the Eternal and Supreme Judge to whom you should give account of your publlo works aa well as private actions The abundant riches which the creating God has given to Vour lands permits you to continue the contest but at what a price is the answer of thousands of young whose lives are lost each day on the battlefield and of the ruins of so many cities and villages so many monuments due to the piety and genius of our forefathers TEAR IH HOWES The bitter tears flow In the sanc tity of homes and at the foot of altars do they not also repeat that the prise of the continuation of the contest is great too great And it cannot be said that the Immense conflict cannot be ended with out violence of arma May this oourse for destruction be abandoned nations do not perish Humiliated And oppressed they tremblingly carry the yoke Imposed on them and pre pare their revenge tran emitting from generation to generation a sorrowful heritage of hate and vengeance Why not now weigh with serene conscience the rights and Just aspl tatlons of the peoples Why not start with good will a direct or Indirect exchange of views with the object of considering as far as possible these rights and aspirations and thus put to an end the terrible combat BLESSED RE PEACEMAKERS Blessed be he who first extends the olive branch and tenders his hand to the enemy In offering him reasonable conditions of peace The equilibrium of world progress and the security and tranquility of i Page 71 nations repose on mutual well being and respect of the right and dignity of others more than on the number of armies and a formidable sone of fortresses It Is the cry of peace which Issues from our supreme soul this sad day and which Invite the true friends ot peace In the world to extend their hand to hasten the end ot a war which for a year ha transformed Europe Into an enormous battlefield May Jesus In hi pity by the Intermediary of the Mother of Sorrows and the terrible tempest and cause to arise a radiant dawn and the quietude ot peace formed In hi own dlvln Image May hymns of thanks to the most high author ot all ood things soon resound HOPE FOR RECONCILIATION Let us hope for the reconciliation of Ue states May the peoples once again becomeTrothers and return to their peaceful labor In arts learning and Industry May onea again the empire ot Justice be established May the people decide henceforth to confine the solution of their differences no longer to the sword but to courts of Justice and equity where the question may be studied with necessary calm and thought This will be the most beautiful and glorious victory In confidence that the tree of peace will soon allow the world to enjoy again its fruits which are so much to bedeslred we bestow our apostolic benediction upon all those who are part of the mystic flock which Is confided to our keeping and also on those who do not yet belong to the Roman church We pray the Holy Father to unite himself to us by bonds of perfect charity BRITISH PEESS OBJECTS Does Not Agree With Popes View of the War LONDON July II 1 II Pope Benedicts plea for an arranging of aspirations finds no response In the British press which rejects as the Westminster Gaiette puts It the implication of the Pope that we all equally are involved In a fratricidal struggle and that all In equal degree are responsible for the origin and outcome of this strife We bad no choke In the matter In Auguat 1814 the newspaper says and we have no choice in the matter now There Is no conceivable ar rangement of aspirations which will meet our view short of in Issue which will make a repetition of thess events Impossible In the future The Pall Mall Gaiette writing In a similar vein and while not questioning the Popes sincerity or Impartiality remarks But until victory definitely rests on the banner of our alllanVe the Popes wish cannot be realised without the deepest wrong to the lause of right and liberty and peace itself HHTff AX AUGUST 1 ms 77 I 3lP Kl llilniUII iu1 IIIJIlllilUiJ sHsfr IISlrj IJHWUni JJ i ll I I ESgBSWMSSaW iJ Czars Declaration Is Reiterated 0O X9 J1 frwSM re No Peace While Enemy Is in Land PETROGRAD vi London July SL I hereby solemnly declare that we will not conclude peace until the last enemy soldier has left our land These words of Emperor Nicholas of Russia uttered at the Winter Palace on August 1 1914 are reproduced in the press of Petrograd orrtHe anniversary of thewar A message in the Bourse Gazette today printed in all the languages of Russias allies says For a year past the enemy has been threatening the freedom of the world We deeply appreciate the self sacrificing aid of the allies in exerting a combined pressure on him on all sides A firm confidence in victory in a community of worldwide interests and in the final triumph of right fires the spirit of the nation It has been our guiding star throughout this year of bloodshed It will serve us in the coming months maybe years of this terrible struggle Russia greets her allies France Great Britain Belgium Serbia Montenegro Japan and Italy All hail to their heroic loyalty and firm determination to stand by her to the end till light dispels the gloom BIRTHS MARRIAGESDETHS II ML ura ras ftJJtau la this city JmitU tie wife jweia ojerre ex a sosr CONVEHSEI tin city Jaly SI tM wit ef wSaaf tt lf Onaverae at a eon CR0N1N la tale dtjr July the wife ef JiihC Orhiu of a sea GOLDXN Is this city July 38 as wife ef JoMph Oeldea ef a dessater BOEINl lo Mils elty July 33 the wife ot rraas norm or twin sees JACKSON la this elty Jaly the wife of Ernest Jackeoa ot a sea LAMM la this elty Jaly 2s the wife ef Kndolph 0 Lean ot a danshter LEMON la thta elty Jaly Ue wife Mark Lemon ef eaafbtet UcOOWAN la thta city Jaly 2S the wife ef JmeeP MeOewaa of i iwrtttr MATIIaJa this elty Jaly JO the fife ef rreilerlclt Matties of a sen MOtNlHAN lo Oile city Jaly 3S the wife of Jaek 4V UanMhiH a Jauchtar OLSONIa thli eitji Jaly S3 the wife ef Xrneet Vf Olson of a oanchtar SAMUELS this elVi Jalr the wife ef Albt aV gamaela bf oanshter WEBSTER In thle Jaly 21 the wfe ot Oeorte Webster a dawhter WILSON In thiaelty Jalr SS tt wife ef ijernen wuaow of a aaasnter If ARRIAGB LICENSES The Mlowlaf narrtase llcaates were leaned lnSea fnrocleetf yeaurday Charlaa Kelloss ased ft Darwin Cat tad Loots Snwa ased Oakland Paal Knrel 36 yisalle asd Clara Move 3J Clevis Wearies Denaaure ST Los Annies sad Lanretts 0 Harrli 0 Salem Or frank Thnrre 20 and Adeline Aateee SO both ef Martlnes Altsner llehhamt eo ana icmma vyii Mml Maeatat Alitxailaler SALIHAgJalr Mra Sarah Alex aaaer wue ox rfaaae 4 it ajiunair oi laat avenana aftae an lllnaaa ef several moetha he was one ef the sloeeer woman pf CalUss nie arriTin seoa anar tun iroia eiseever She waa fkmmlnant In ehnreh and dvlo wot A husband and three children sottIts Miss Mara nertt Elmer and Roy Alexander EMPEROR WILLIAM SAYS CONSCIENCE IS CLEAR UR 1 GOES 0 BUY AUTO TRAPPED ROBBED Offers to Trade Diamonds for Motorfi Is Lured by Bandit to Lonely Spot OAKLAND July Jl UxtA In a taxleab to a lonely spot on Ocean View drive tonl tht Alfred Steves AheatIlcaI VtTtorvr residing at 0 Twenty flfth aSISl two dlind valued at It 10f 5 young man who Hred sev ral shots at bu victim ki Ik ting away with the gems with Si Steves at the time wa hi sister in law Mrs Olia LamonL la the pollc Steve yelated a jtrtory ot the robbery which I oneof the mot unusual that has come fur the attentinn a i ai To week ago he says he Inserted MitMHioin a newspaoer Kj1 ma fcw cAtuavue wo aiamonas Mr for an automobile The day following ict at young roan canea at nis house and after an Inspection of the leweia said tfcU lie would buy them when he had Vri onaulted with his mother who th ail stranger said wa the owner of an Kpartment bouse In Berkeley F5 titeves heard nothlnar fnrth fm il visiter until this evening when iSfs taxleab drew up la front of hi witd him to go to the latter home i wnero in gem couia mown to Ui1n mAfljM Taking hi slstsr lnrlaw with blm Ctevs entered the machine with the stranger who rave orders to th hawITeur to proceed to Ocean View Jarenus where the taxleab itonnui in front of a house fmlVtt take the diamonds in to lhow tbem to my mother said the It etranarar wrhn wVn amvm kn Sllna the a ama aat ji4 a rttKii nil aiTHJ Pj1 WjblMVtlnM ailanlffjna Jwti tba man awlij Kjn Ii i I waw lav Lolvr and fired The bullet terer head and he let go hi hold Firing three more shots the robber Hisappearaa in tne oarxness Vh Inspectors ISmlgh and Niels whs ELrrt placed on ther case found that rVe tailcab belonged tthe Acme tjoiopany Albert Nelon th chant jfeur vald that he had been hired In jfrout of the Oakland Hotl by a man waqin aia neS Know rtflr A OUR GIRLS DROWTTED I XjOOK HAVK JToiy ILFour TlrUrwera drowned at rjemington ir1tef todar Tr war Esther Jlhr sad Thelma rionat of jiMjiaivuj Mariea sewrr is ot Monument Pa and Srna Sutter aeign 4 vnerry rse ra It 4i In Manifesto to Germans the Kaiser Reiterates War Was Forced Upon Them Ceattaaew from Page ST Its energies to parrying the common danger With deep gratitude the fatherland today and always will remember Its warriors those who defy ln Hdei show a bold front to the enemy those who wounded or III return those above all who rest from battle on a foreign soil or at the bottom of the see With mothers widows and orphans I feel grief for their beloved whose trials make the nation reverent and Arm of heart In heroic action we suffer and work without wavering until peace comes peace which offers us the necessary military and political economies and guarantee for a future which fills the conditions for the unhindered development of our producing energy at home and on the free seas Thus we shall emerge with hoVior from a war for Germanys right and freedom however long the war may last and be worthy of victory before Ood who we pray may bless henceforth our arms WILL GUARANTEE VICTORY Internal strength and a unanimous national will In In ths spirit of the founders of the empire guarantee victory The dykes they erected in anticipation thA we once more should have to defend that which we gained In 1170 have defied the highest tide In the worlds history After unexampled proofs of personal ability and national energy I cherish the bright confidence that the German people faithfully preserving the purification acquired through war will vigorously proceed on the tried old ways and confidently enter the new Si More Names Added to Referendum Petition Five More Conntiiei Heard From Against Non Partisan Law SACRAMENTO July 1 With the filing ot petition from five more counties today the referendum petition against tha non partisan law passsd by the last Legislature reached 15411 name The counties which sent name and their totals are as follows Humboldt 111 Merced 165 Yolo 414 Ban Bernardino 77 San Luis Obispo It Uncle Sam to Help Market Cantaloupes The United State Department ef Agriculture ha asslgnsd Schleussner one of Its Commissioners to Brawler Imperial Valley to direct a Federal distribution of cantaloupes throughout the country The Government sees to It that while tha cantaloupes reach all the markets none of Ue latter is glutted with the melons TbS neAdaea tana If anatilajl ft sell his crop at a fair prfond the consumer gets thsnuatafalr price Mot than IMS carloads of the melons are shipped out luring tfc season THIRTY FIVE WHEN EIGHT CARS TURN OVER CJoudburst Washes Out Railroad Culvert Near Colo rado Springs COLORADO SPRINGS Col July 81 Seven of the thirty five persons Injured In the wreck of Santa Train No 5 at Kelker eight mile south of this city lata last night a the result of a cloudburst Wen con lined In a local hospital tonight The others Injured resumed their travel Heavy rains in the hills have sent a torrent down a dry arroyo washing out the supports ot a railroad culvert When the train reached the bridge the engine crossed In safety but the baggage car and chair car turned over and six sleepers left the track The circumstances surrounding the derailment were similar to those of the Kden wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad between Colo rado Springs and Pueblo eleven years age In which nearly 100 passengers were drowned RECEIVERSHIP DENIED NEW YORK July SI Judge Hand tn the United States District Court today denied the motion for a receivership In this and other mles ot the American Five and Ten Cent Stores Incorporated mad In an equity suit filed by the Peck 4 Mack Company and four other creditors with claims aggregating 13000 The motion was denied because the complainants were not Judgment creditors iV jprr wirn mm notue nunung a pleasure ncy WHEN HMSE HUlfllffi Sr rs II BEAUTY DOCTOR TELLS SECRET Detroit Beauty Doctor Gives Staple Etelp to Darken Gray Ilalr aaJ Pronote Its Growth Miss Alice Whitney a well known beauty doctor ot Detroit Mich recently cave out the following statement Anyone can prepare a simple mixture at home at very little cost that will darkt gray hair promote Its growth and make It soft and glosty To halt a pint ot water add 1 os ot bay rum a small box ot Barbo Compound and os ot glycerins These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at rery little cost Apply to the hair twles a week until the desired shade la obtained This will make a gray haired person look twenty years younger It Is also fine to promote the growth ot the hair relieve Itching and scalp diseases and Is excel lent tor dandruff and falling hair STOMACH STJFJTERJERS ROAD THIS Bo many stomach sufferers have been benefited by a simple prscrlp goa bf vegetable oil which cured a hlcags druggist of chronlo stomach liver and Intestinal trouble et year standing that want you surely to try this remedy It Is known a Uayrs Wonderful Remedy On do will convince you It usually give eomplete and permanent results van in the most stubborn eases One dos will eonvlne you Mayr Won drful Remedy 1 sold Ay leading druggists everywhere with th positive understanding that your money will refunded without question or aulbkl It ONE kettle fallr to glv you absolute satisfaction Combination Yacnum Carpet Cleaner gnd Sweeper 875 Tw la Oa Slno Devea S100 atleek Noiseless easy running ruli ball bearings Use It as a vacuum cleaner or detach and use sweeper separate Picks up dirt pins raveling Will quickly pay for Itself in tne saving or carpeti Brooms are aesvi germ chasers No should be wlthou these sanitary vacuum cleaners itructlve II io home II one of tt know every desirable vacancy in Jthe city They know whpre to obtain the beat car service where yon will find the best schools and stores Our special lists of Houses Bungalows Flats and Apartments are yours for the asking Everything is free and at your service without obligation YOURE WELCOME Inlaid Linoleum 90yi Laid on Your Floor The seasons cleanest and newest Dattems in tile and wood effects Colors go clear through to the floor no attention necessaryaf ter laying Will wear for many years and the patterns will remain as long as theres a shred of fabric The price js the lowest for which you will ever buy genuine Inlaid Linoleum wi mmmm illC jtftr Jwffixi aTaaQ Massive Si ft 50 LUUU 11 iutiriiii777j777Zf BRUSSELS CARPET 85c YARD Sewed Lined Laid A wonder for wear patterns are dyed In the fabric and go hrough to the back which mean your carpets will look well twice Fatterns for vtry room EXTRA VALUE BRUSSELS RUGS 9x12 rttlS 1250 Ive rug Wilton natterna In an Inexo give twenty 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Exactly as ploturrd also la whit and gold will par pwet learn what a new CrafUaaa Range 0Hrd at this low price solely for th reason bat wl or you la the saving time fuel and nrvs want you to open an account and loin th big Telephone Market 1793 aa ear stv xerl vein olrol of Sterling customers all aad give re prle rv iter Daily Iree Delivery 5 wfth ent own motor trucks In Oakland Alameda Berkeley and the bay cltlea Carpets laid stoves et Up no extra charge Store oratMffliorvrrlervte 2 10A9 MBaar sTsatTigi OpaawltrifeiJUstev aad Jeaee Au a step at Sterling Terms Are Best No fuss red tape no Interest No en eklna credit need leave here appointed ever aia iiBiuH net Dum rja MjiBiiSa i I 1 Jean 0 Hortoa IS be Asseles ssd ftoardee OetOosal 184 Scott etreet Kaaaeu CVKeal iMJXT tMreats aeeaa aad Klrera 1 ScSreltse 1 Set Filth are aae i 1 Herald Brown SltSS Feralta ateaae ass Coaenele Haaallla IS Berkeley Jobs Hallery 8V 101 McAllUtar street aae Carrie Merer SaS rraaklla street Oeear Bonssder 80 701 Sereath ITDua and May Sodra 1 Saa Bs laei Clarence HaHM S54 Orore strMt ssd Alna Smltk 138 Kirkkam street mr Brandt ado sad SSUsa A Beatno 3S both of Healdebnrt Eraeet Bailer 21 SOS Twelft svesne aad asas Mlohaal 31 lot Weahlartoa street a Benjamin Oreer SO Portlanl ssd Caarlotte a Caee 24 Loa Anealita nunno Apeseebe 14 MOO Jackeoa etreet and Boblaa Henry SO S2S2 Jacksoe street rleyit Habbard IS sntl Loula Kins Bite McMahan SS botk ot Mew lorfc LeoJs SUter SS rresse sad BarUs Miller 1 Loa Aaseles Slaafred 3 Sekmldt 80Txe iaselei ssd HJMa Braaoeebwela IS TaUey street William rarrell asd jTtsaees Ij Martin SS bolHot OaUaafL OAKLAND lair Tbe fallewlag sue Mage Slceniel were leaned bar todayi Joe Abrla eced 23 aad MlanleB Kiss egftd 32 bnth of Oakland Bay Oaj 32 and Dor ItTWeodtTird so botk of Oakland waiter Saarwend S3 aaS Ooastaace A Frlce SS betk Oakland Bobert Cbaadlee 28 aad Xmma WUli 82 both of aklanji xr Fraak A Smith A3 Saa Loreano and Ills oerpenrer fie santa crna SMward RtieeatL SS Nlohola and Teteriaa un za uasiana Bndoloh BelnlDfhetie STjUercsS sad Bar ale dealer 23 Oakland Michel A NlUnd 40 and Nellie Oraarar Sa hnth nt narkelav BmU Sebeneck 45 San Fraadeee aad seitt Frlcbard zs Oakland ManueHPj Amarg 33 aad Basle SCedellos 31 botk ot Oakland rranSvjTanei vt ana urace Hcaenaiev IS botk et Oakland Joaepn 3 Pycoek 4S aad Aaaa DtijTt 38 botk ef Oakland paal Jeanderllle 33 aad OertradeOerew 18 both ot Saata Boas MABTWX3 Jalr IL The follewtag mar Hase llreseee were lesaed bare todayi Bay Coreet 81 aad SUsa Hambartsr 38 botk et Fortland Join Mi 8 aad Clara Leoeals SI both et Oleas Btaalslsas meaty BAIT RAFAEL Fair Tlie followlag uieTrlase41eenee wee lesoad kere todayi Boy Smith 33 Sen Freaelsoo aad Belea Fenger 2S Oaklaod SAN JOSE July 31 The fnowlif auft Elage llceaeee were leaned ber today franklin Shaw 14 aad Beaala Lealae Gilford 34 both ef Sen Joee oeorge setnnei jwuse 44 eaa joee aaa styrtle Toul4a Mletb 85 SenFraiKiaco Boland Moore Atkineoe 34 end Helen TjQnlwe Knann IP both of Saratoga aad SStk Interment Cypres Iawa oeais jji teryv by satomoblls 1 1 XnrOAI Ia tkU elty Jaly Sfl lease 4e lorea snanasa or aoae aiacais laian Bella and May Xlneela a aTe ft VJ Wbiteseld We sd IS rear a meauia aaa asys WeddinsRings Jcmpuenfli ejFeVtehauker Jfwelerav Optllaja Market St aeeu TklreV I aaaaaSlBBBaV va HARRIAGBf ALBSION rOTIS la thle elty July 33 by Ke rather Byrne Jamee Alexloa and May bell Fotla BAOOS KETTLnWEIjIj I this elty July 38 ny aee Fatoer Reoam rraas bsssb ana Merr Kattlawall DENSVOKJC HAER13 In thle elty Jnlr II 07 jnetlce ef the peace jBernett Maurice a Ljenimore and Lauretta a liarrie 01BZ PRADO In tble rl Jalr 81 bv Jna nee or toe reeo aernett Aateajo uiea aaa Maenna iraeo RLBBARO McMAHAN la thle elty Jaly 81 ny juattce ue peace Harnett Flora Hnbbard and Lnilaa Ulte MeMehan JENSEN GOopnUE In thle eltv July SS by Bee Wooleter Kdwerd Jenaoa and Ijonlae doodbne KtLLooO BBOWH In this rlty Jnly SI by Juetlee et the Peers Barnett Cbarlee KeUoa and Ioalaa Brown KINZEL MOORE In this elty Jnly 31 by Jnitlee of the Peece Beraett Paul Klniel end Clsrs Moore McSHANE KIION In thla rlty Tnly SI kr Justice ef the Peace Bernett Maurice Methane and Marxaret Nixon METBKBECK Is thle cltr Jaly 3S by Bee Ij Sawyer Cberles Meyer aad Henrietta Beck MUEPIiy OCAIXAHHAN la tble eltT Jnlr 2S br Rev rather Murphy Rleherd Mnrsbj end Hannah Qt allashan Frlanda and aeanalataneaS are reenectfUllT tnvlted attend the faaerel Moaday at 1 30 oclock from the Masonic Ttmele aa Ness aad Oak undee tha ausptcee et PaclBo UKlsa No 138 Fv aad A tU In torment pmsts H0TE la this city Jalr SO Carl selo red bob ef WUhelnlna Xlate eairbrottiar ef Henry WUllam MartUfasd Conrad Klute a seUre Bretaereoarde Oermanr aied 83 yeare vFnaeral and Interment private Baftnalna at the new parlors of Snhr Wleheldt ltsS Valencia at between 26th end SSik XuTTBT la Saa Bafael July Jl Margaret dearly beloeed daughter ef Elisabeth and the lete Patrick Lunar and detotrd eleter of Mre A Mableoteld Mrs Lobee aad JCdward and JuUa Luaay and the late Mra Jeaaattt sod Jack asd Thomas Lndby a native or San Bafaet sf rC Friends and acqualataooes are reepeetralir tSTlted to attend the funeral Moaday August 3 at 10 oclock from her late reeUeaee SIT 8th st Sea Rafael thence St Repfaael Cfaurcii where a reiaulem klgh maee will be celebrated or the Tepase of her soul eomroenUar at 10 SO oclock ta termeut Mount OUret CeueterT McFABDEg In this ri2 Jalr 31 Mirr dearly beleeed wife ot the late Henry A McPaddee aad peloeed motbes of Ohsrles Mcpadden Mra George Hynee sad Mre Easier ssUte of Mew Tort egad SS peers 7 months sad 10 days Bemalna at the funeral perlor et Me Brearty McCormlck SIS Valencia at nr SOU Notice ot funeral hereafter XeXXZ In tils elty Jnly 81 Bebert Mo Kee father ot Annie smler aad grandfather of Elmer Etnlay a native ef libatf rey Cal aged 87 yeare Notice sr rnnerat hereafter rruads ere end Dlrtaader eltr Jnlr SO If be lored husband of the late 0 McMahen end rather or nngk Marioa aad Mabry Me Maaae and Mrs 0011a urTanneeaeer Friends and aeqnalntaneea are reeseetfutlr Hnrlted to attend the funeral Monday Auguat 3 at 3 oclock from Calvary Cbnreh cor Fillmore sad Jackeoa at Istermest Mouat Ollret Cemetery BrrUXa In Palrfat afarls eousty Cal July El 8 Mailer beloved fatkar of Aoguat Raymond Mailer and devoted sen or a bbu Bueaa atnner a aatlT er tn If FIT rwuloom at Ortji Qwrr JtoKAHAJT la tblt city Jul srr I Mti fornlti iffd 40 jnn iwatu taA 17 Uji JTrtMidi tpd aogaintCM rMPctullr iaritsxt to atttMira th ftiDtiriL Tnekda Andnrion Andy Arsu Maria Beriutvln Owar 10 Borfer Louith2 t3onwj Marsartt Doff Ttranrtr 72 HaLxr 8uft Darla HcorKli 31 ay net Fraok 72 Krfe Artbnr 28 nwr Mary DKATHS McKm Robart MeMaban Mullor tO Parr Richard 69 pBtttni pr Biirbara 71 iteuiy Bttaaa 20 Rothachlld Martllda Rvao 0orv tao HrhMDfeld Joph 48 UT9Dtwo Maria 7 Terry BrnaM i erri Drrnsra KloealtL Isaifj 72 aTleroff Maria Klute CartAa Valliar Lillian SS Minny uamaret Meradaea mary 1 i Wrndt flilna A fl BlM0ir la tbii cny July 31 lady An1enioa Remalai at tha parlor of fttjhr 4 Co 2019 Ml Ion it between 25tn and 2fltb eUUTA In tbla city July 30 Maria wife of tb lata Francewo Araia and beloTed motber of Mra Adalrl A Grondona rrienaa ana acquaintance art mpectfaJly Invltod to attend KH funeral twwlett Monday Annit 2 at fO dock at Sta Patar and Pauli Church where a eolamn raqulem blfh maai will celebrated for tb rapoae oi bot aoni iBwrmvnc private Ainruy omit flowera Remalna at bar lata real net 8301 Lark In at BXftMTXtt la thla eltr Jalr 80 Oeear Beroateln belored brother of Ik and An Bernateln Mra Ouaalo Pratt of Portland and Mr Barnett a natlrt of Ban fTiocwo atTwi aw yeara ana iv BMntna Funeral and interment private Romaln at the new parlor of 8whr A WJeboldt 160 Valeocla at bet 36th and 20th BXTROER la tbla cltr Jnly 80 Louis dearly mioTfjq woidii oi Alice jxuMrjr aevoteq mhaaa at Aaanrsraa VI it as saltan 1Vmaa Vt1j jaia aaBsa iva wwaav iviHtB aevausaag aafaeef sjai Katl and Loal Burir lorlna aoa of Georia ana AnnlM Burger and beloved brother of LlUJe Annie Frank Thomaa Leland and Georr Buffer a nativ of Bib Fraaclaco agtM 89 yeera 1 montliv and 25 If are A member of Minmens Union No 41 Friend and acaualntences are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Mondlr at 1 10 eeloek from Sis lste residence MI valley et sear Itoei thence to St Feels Church where eerrlcee will be held at tOitO eeloek Interment Holy Orosa Cemetery by automobile C01TWAT fa this dry Jaly 2S Margaret beloved wife et the late John Coaway loving mother at James Coowiy Mrs Jamee Win thorne and tbs late John Coowar end aunt et atlas Cera Llnlnlger aatlve et Irelend Friends aad aenaalstaaees ere nspeetfslly Invited to steod the funeral Monday et oeloek from bar late reeldoace 440 Balboa st Bichmond dlBtrlet thence te Stsv et the Sea Okurek where a resulen high mass I11 I JUj hmu kjM soul commencing nt SO Vcloek later meat Jioly uoss cemetery sy eutomooiie DuTTT In tkls dty Jaly SO Terrene Dairy kusbaad ef the late Aaa Duffy aad fathei of Mrs Carkerise Brews Mrs Mary SaUts Mrs Emma Brews Mrs Mey Hewver aad Mrs Josephine Hahn a satlT ef Ooasty Monaghss Ireland aged IJ rears most sad 2 dsys Friends tre Invited te attend the fnsenl Mondey Aogast at 2 eeloek from his late realdence 798 Hayes st lateraseajV Cypress Lawa Cemetery HABT3 ra thla city Jaly SO Busl Deris Haher relief ef Henri I Haber uonsM i mother of Eleeaor eadIrfietl Beber end belored slater ef Mrs Armer ef ea Aageles sad George IJ ssd Charles Peele native of Sacramento CaL Funeral sort Ices will be held Monday et SO oclock st her late residence 431 Le euBt at Interment strictly prlrata XBITXICH In this elty July 1 Walter dearly helored son ot Henrietta and the late PhlUs Benrlch and deeeted brother of John and Peter Henrleh a native of Saa Fran Cisco egad SI years months and 22 ears Friends snd segoalstaneee are reseeetfally lavlted te attend the funeral Tuesday et 10 oclock from the sew parlors of Snhr Si Wleootdt 148 Valencia st bet 2Sth sad SSth Isctneretim at Cypres Lawn Cemetery by eatemoblle JATXCS i In Psle Alto July SO Prsak Jayses or naa rraacieco ansoana oc mssis A Jeynee eged T2 yesrs Friends era Invited te attend the fuaeril Monday Aagust 2 at eeloek from kla late rwldence IS6T Cewpet St Palo Alt Interment Cypress tewn by autemoblla Van la thle city Jaly so at th St srancie ctoepiiai Anaur rrv aearty be loved en ef Asa ssd the late Denial Keefe snd levin brother et MsyJ John Daniel and Ethel Keefe a satire ef California ased SS yeare andS sjontha reejulem mass will be MIebrsted for tb rapoae of hie eoal Monday Auiraat a oclock at Star of the sea Church Inter men I private Rem alna at tha parlor of Carew Alngllah ISIS Geary st BXXx In tble elty July SO Mary beloved wtce ex aranci nerr jorins metser ef James Besets Margaret ssd tobort Kerr and alstee et Jamee snd Joh Wbltelaw Mra Marae ec Flint and Mra Treat hfeft I a native ef Scotland eged 5 yeara 1 moatk a Hit mla rr a Frlpnos suit sosahitaBces sre reepeetfutlr Invited to attend the fuuorelt serelees Men Suht as WIS kuiloe su betwaes S8ttt Auguet 3 at 11 clock from the new par ion or Bear av wieooidt i4Ujfauacia St bet 25th snd 20th eta latermeat Mouse OIlTet Oemetery by 11 SO ckxartrals front 25th and Valencia et PASS Ps seed wey la Alameda Jaly SI Blchard BUery Pan lovlog husband of Minnie Parr father ef Balpk Clarence and Dorothy 0 Parr snd brother ot Mre Laerems ot Saa Francisco a native ef Greenwich England sged i yeare Funeral eervicee will be held on Monday August 2 at eeloek st his late residence 21 23 Buena Vista are Alameda Interment Ivergreen Cemetery by automobile PETTlBGra In this dry July 80 st the reeiuence or ner uaua nter sea isra at aar bare Pettlnger belored wife ef Ue late Peter Pettlnger loving mthr ef Bernard and Joseph Pettlnger aad Mrs prank Scbmltt and beloved sister ef Mrs A Brunat a aatlve et Bhelnptalts jOemunr aged Tl yeare 10 months and 1 day A member of the Ladles Sodality ef St Igna tins Chunk Chrlstllehe Mutter Verels and Third Order ef St FranTls ot St Boniface Church Friends aad acanalntaneee ere resneetfullv Invited to attend the funeral Taesday Aa SUBt at 8 SO oclock from the residence of her den gh ter Mre Frank Scbmltt S8S 14th st thence te St Boalfice Church where a requiem high maee will be celebrat ed for the repose ef ber soul commencing et oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemoterv by sntomoblle Please omit flowers StZHXT Entered Into rent Jul SI Susen Bellly beloved slater of Mrs Fred Lysn native ot Ireland aged 29 years Frtende and acqualotancee are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Mondev An guat 2 at 8 SO oclock from the funeral parloro of MeBrearty McCormlck Sin Valencia et nr 20tbi thence te St Joeepn a Church where a requiem blsh maee will be celebrated for the renoee ot ber soul com menelng at oclock Interment Holy Crone Cemetery by automobile EOntSOHILD In tbla eltv July SI Mertllda dearly beloved wife of Fred BothBeblld lev Ing mother of Buesell Rothschild and loving stater ot Mra Meyers Mre 0 Srbon Mre A Chappie Mre A Ceber Mrs Roae Scovine Mra Annie Butte end Riiafa a native ef California BemelntT et the pnrlore of Suhr A Co 291S Mleslan st bet Uth tad 28th see BYAK In thle city Jnly SO George Byaa beloved eon of Joan and Catherine Byen a satire of San Frandece aged SO yeara Frlende and acquaintances are reepectfullv Invited to attend the funeral Mondey at SO oclock from his late residence Ml Lsgune st thence to St Mary Cathedral where a high mass will be celehreted for the repose of hie soul commencing 0 oclock SCHOEKTIXD In thla city JulT 81 Joeeph beloved hoeband of Eva Scboenfrld lov lng father of Peullno and Jerome Schoenfeld eon of the late Ernst and Pnnllne Schoenfeld and loving brother of Leoa end One Schoenfeld and the late Abe end Milton Schoenfeld a aatlve of Cellfornla eged 43 rears 7 months and dare A member ot Golden Gate Aerie No SI ind Paclflc Tent No 04 0 Frleaibj are reepectnilly Invited to attend the funeral eervUvs Monday August 2 at 11 oelocb et the cbeim of Halsted Broth era McAllister and blvlsadero eta inter raent private STIXSOS July SO at her late reeldence 444T wm St aiaris nearly beloved wife oft Per Sveneon and loving mother ef Seen Auguet Anne Merls Per Imll Jobsans Emilia and Theodor Person a native ot Wlrmlasd Sweden aged S7 years 1 mostk gad 24 days Friends srs reepectfullT Invited ettond the fnneral eervicee Monday Auguet 2 st 2 eeloek St the Swedish Tabernacle Dolores etM near lflth Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery by funeral car from 13U and West Mission au XEXXT Drowned at sea July 25 off the British steeraer Bl Lobo Is Let 43 dee 30 mln North Lens 124 dea Rn m4n Bernard Horatio Terry deerly beloved son and only chnd nt Mattle A end the lete Horntte Terry a native ef Saa Fran Cisco ItEBOPP Id Oaklsadl July SIMeris Tlrelr widow ef the late August Tiered mother of Mre lenra Mitchell end slater of Mrs Alice Kennedy a aatlve ef County Weaiord Frlende sre respectfully lavlted te attend tbs tuners eervicee Monday Aagust 2 st oclock st the reeldence ef bar daniatr Kre Laura Mitchell SSS Slat st aklasd dearly beloved wife ef Albert Tilllar lon mother of Albert Valller JT beloved nag5 te et leaae and Sadie Corey aad beloved sister et Mr Thomas Blsglal and Devi Corey native et Nevada Olty Cat ased year Nevada City CaL MPsfs plVeli opy Frlende ssd acaaalatasces are reeoeetfallr Invited te attend tk fnneral ltVadayAu Kt et 2 eeloek from the parlor of eodot Dlerks Jk Co 0S4 Ftllawrest be twees MeAlilateriand JVteTlatsrsitI Mouat Olivet Cemetery emBt WETDT In this eltr Jaly So Bdnn WieaU Wwdt arty Woved SghTf iSa end Frits Weadt lovlsg grandcalid of Minna Aasmaaa aad niece ef Carl ui Mete Aeaman a aatlve of Saa Francisco ased years months end 23 dare Friends aad acqualstaaces are reeDectfnllr Invited to sttend the faaelTcBMoa SrbSritJ1 i Darlon of II Suhr SCo 2je Mlselos at be twees 25th 4 SBth Itwrnen ifojjt Olivet Cemetery by automobile CARD DP THANKS tRT ibUt 8 Ws Albert MiBIIwit 0 asareea their heartfelt thanks sad sspredatlon te their sssy frtende eeseelallr the Phot En gravers Union No snd Golden Gate camp 84 W0 for the besutifJ floral offerlnga ssd ths msny kind words aad eipreaalona of srmpathr extended during the sad hour ef their lete bereave most CARD OP TH1NK1 UKSSEMER The relatlvee oftbe lete Mra imiit ineir neerr felt thanks to their many frlende for tlir 1 sincere srmpstby snd heantlfnl Birsl eyrrerv lngs eitemled thorn In their latn beresve rdaalngthJrI WHJW THB TTHDBBTiBBB BECOMES NBCESSABt SAVB HALF ef tk Funeral Sspeeao a ti Teleykeae if JULIUS SGODEMJ Market TIL Oaklaad 404a l4epsnTei et tke Trsst tUT MSZATfTTraTBaUL SXBVJCB will farslak fa STS embalming aaroodVlvie taoosted slotk eevere eeeket keaiie sad llmeust as sis sraJ nnerrlslo ratjsT TnppTAxrjts wax CsUxsa reo tun te tke same fuaesaJTZtt Iksif erloea as prapertteaste Oedeau Paaeeal Sarvlee 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