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oaw rhAei8co uimoNicLc TtffiDAr july it 1017 xx KrFiammm4fmrmmasSsmmmsnrsrTnr9f rHOUSANpS OF EAST BAY HOUSEWIVES BACK H00VER1 reiRTNsiiviARRiACjEs pEATHS I HUNT MESH I nnsH 1 Behind Hoover Campaign i Alameda County Declared a Great Success iVANT TO HEAR VROOMAN Farmers and Houseyvives in Big Numbers to Attend Meeting Today nUt aajrv TmI 1 1 TH rimnilcn IV which darted this mornlnjr under the RUldsnc of the Alameaa county I womnsrcommltt of th But and National Council of Defense to obtain signature for the Hoover food conservation pledges wn a Dig ess Committees Invaded the down i town and residence dlatrleta and be lore noon had obtained several thou HI aend signatures of housewives wno iiia in th iinunn niKKea tlons looa supplies WOMK2T TO DO THEIR PART eommltta which haa been checking up th raaulta of the slgnature gei Inr campaign at me neaaquanaie TO BE SEA SOLDIER Corpulent Livermore Farm Hand Rejected by Marine Recruiting Sergeant OAKLAND July Attracted by tha athletic appearance of th United State marines aa seen In picture distributed In various places by the publicity bureau of the inarln corp rhllllpe Souse age 28 a farm hand of LJvermore applied for enlistment In the local office M7 Broadaay Sergeant Otlo Hlns lhed with regret when looked at the mans waist line lllni aa forced to tell the man that he was all rlsrht but that there mi too much of him Serjeant Patrick Tepper of the regular Army recruiting ofllc 009 Broadwsy experienced a thrill of de light today when he aliened up I baker He was th first hiker alined i ffi i i afiV Mrs A Carter chairman of th llMii li fi 1 of th Alameda womena committee 114 Fourteenth street says It will 4u kafnva Bill haWOrk 11 completed 31 lira Carter says reports from va nous commute women maicam iiimk th women of Alameda county under atand the part they are expected to play In th great war ram and tnai If Ihey will bend all efforts to help In tha matter of food conservation ft WAMT TO IIKR VROOM Faranere and food conservationists throughout Alameda county will at 1 tend th meeting to be held at the I Commercial Club her tomorrow afternoon which Is to addressed tor Asslatant Secretary of Agriculture Carl Vrooman Wells Drury aecre tary of th Berkeley Chamber of Commerce and Mrs Fred Robson In chare of th get behlnd Hoover movement In Berkeley have notified th local chamber that they will head 1 large deletatlon from that rlty while Alameda will also send a large delegation according to Kdward Stiver aecretary of the Chamber of 1 Commerce of Alameda From the lower and of the county acorea of farmers headed by Farm Adviser i Jfarcaa A Lee of llayward will attend ins auppiy or xarm laoor win tha principal laaua to be discussed by Vroaxaan Frank A Leach Jr will preside HART BERKELEY WOHEY SIG BXRKELBI July Thousands Of Berkeley women enrolled them aelv in thnatIons second ltn of defena today by signing the Hoover pledge cards which th Berkeley mobilised womens organisation clr culated to every precinct of th city was a pre established polling place with a member of the association attendingattending The cards returned to th headquarters at th Hotel Bhattuckv this evening exceeded in number the estimates which had been made At the several churchea of the city yesterday many of the pledge were algned This portion of th work was directed by Mrs Strife Mr Frederick Kobaon president of the aaaoclation directed today campaign with the assistance of a committee hi I SOUTH AMERICANS ht todsy when he signed up a ker He was the flrat baker signed the local ornee In many weeks and the demand for cooks snd bskera exceeds that of any other department Richard Little the recruit told Herges nt Pepper that moat of his eipertfnce had been In pies and pastry but Pepper thinks that he will he able to stew th bean a la milltalre Seven recruits were slgneii for the Intsntry In addition to the baker Th naval recruiting olTlces two recruits weekly he been confined to apprentice seamen There la aueh a demand for machinists aahore that very Jew of them are enltatlnw The two recruits required for this week were signed this morning Petitions of Protest and Approval Are Filed but No Action Is Taken OAKLAND July At The garbage situation again took the center of the stage in the City Council thla morning when petitlona of approval and petitions of protest against the City Hanltary Reduction Company were preaented Oeorge fielder Assemblyman and attorney of Berkeley presented a protest signed by about ffOO residents of the city Plumbing Inspector John Eustace reported that his office had Investigated nearly SiOO complaints many of which he aalo had been Inspired by the former gar bage collectors and that the garbage an now being hsndled satisfactorily City Attorney Taul Morf reported that the proposed referendum agalnat the citys contract with th new company would not be legal as the referendum did not spply to such mst ters Oelder Insisted the referendum did apply and said he ould proceed with tt Th Council refused to take action agalnat the company and referred the entire matter to the Health Department for further Investigation ALAMEDA TILL HOPES TO SECURE BIG NAVAL BASE TJ Commission Aiki Mayor if the City Can Legally Leaie Witter Front Site High School Teachers of California Open Session President Engle Urges New Policy of Time Conservation in the Education of Youth BERKELET July With several hundred members from different psrta of the State attending th fifth annual session of the raftfornla High School Teachers Association opened this afternoon In the Chemistry building at the Unlveralty of California A brief aesslon of the board of dlrectora at which President John Franklin Engle principal of the Placer Union High School presided was held thia morning to arrange rinal detail of the programme At the opening aesslen this afternoon President Engle made a plea for reconsidering the democratization programmes of the school RALEFtL TE1DE1CIRS President Engle said in part The readjustment of a public school sjstem always Involves Intelligent decentralisation The life blood of our public echool system now congests Itself In cities and larger towns while in villages and rural communities It flows so thinly that educational anaemia reaulta Concentration and monopoly ar not ronflned to wealth and economic condltlona In general These baleful tendencies display themselves In educational affairs as well TIME WASTED 11 SCHOOLS In these daya we hear much concerning wast In foodand other malarial things but hear very llttfe about th tim that Is wasted in our present somewhst disjointed school system Sixty per cent of the children could easily complete the elementary school In seven years Eighty per rent of the high echool students might easily complete fifteen unit In three yeara When the aehools are Intelligently administered they will be made to do so The waste of time among university students Is too notorious to be disputed It now re quires nineteen years In the publlo school for an Individual to prepare himself for the practice of medicine He muat spend eight years in the gradea four years In the high schooi four yeara In the unlveralty and three In the professional school In nearly all caaea three out of these nineteen years are waated We ar now dla euaalng the conservation of food to a fraxsl Why ahould not thla discussion suggest to educators a new policy in the conservation of timer WELCOMED BY DEAM HART The delegates were welcomed to the campua by Prof Walter Morris Hart dean of the summer session Th several addresses of the day developed a concluding discussion which was led by Dr Mrt Wilson principal of th manual arts high school A formal report of the con mltte on school architecture and grounda as submitted by Superintendent Templeton of the Mo desto schools Down with the clssaroom recitation was the plea of Vr Frederick Burk president of the Ban Francisco Normal School In his talk on Individual Instruction In the High School He aaaerted the recitation haa been retained as a matter of habit It haa com to be conceited of as schooling and we have come to think of It as a necessary thing which It la not In tha least he said It finds th pupil fearful and in io frame of mind for even dlecloslng what they have learned Th teacher I mad an Inquisitor neJ a friend PROGRESS AND ECOaTDXr More thoroughness faafer progress and ecortomy of school funds are Inherent In the system of Individual Instruction Each according to his meesure Is the ideal thereof and It Is tastly an Improvement on whatever Ideal It Is that directs our present eyatem Democracy demanda the development of community consciousness declared Superintendent Fred Hunter of the Oakland athool department Community consciousness comes only through the practice of co operative group activities This activity originates upon child Initiative The soclah contarts of the children with each other and with the teacher under the wlae and skillful leadership of the teacher stimulate mental growth PROGRAMME FOR TODAY The convention will resolve Itself tomorrow Into sections devoted to varloua portions of the high school curriculum Among the most interesting session Is expected to be that of th commercial section at California Hall at I0 A when the speakers will Victor of the Tawman Brbe Company Frederick Dohrmann of Nathan Dohrmann 4k Co Dlatrlct Secretary Snyder of the United State Civil Service and othera Linking the High School Business Course With Life will be the genersl theme Professor Ponier of Stanford and Professor Putnam of the University of California will address the mathematics section Among the noteble speskers before the mod ern Isngusge section will be Professor Itamon Jsen of West Point and Professor Henri David of the University of Chicago PII1SICAL Fnt CATION SECTION The physical education aectlon haa an extensive programme arranged by Ita chairman Professor Klee berger of the University of California Nash Professor Clark Hetherlngton and others will apeak The rural high echool science and vocational guidance sections also are to convene tomorrow The second aeneral sesalon will be held at 1 30 oclock In the afternoon at the chemistry building city Manager Thomas II Reed of San Jose will speak on High School Civics In Relation to National Preparedness and Professor Hugh of the University of California on Democracy ad Efficiency while the theme of an addreas by lr Emily Nobis of New Tork city will be Short Cuts to Physical Fitness Bartlett will report for the vocational guidance commltte Th convention vt 111 be In sesalon until Friday when officers will be elected Twelve hundred delegatea are expected to be registered before Its conclusion TO Supervisors Create Commis sion but It Will Have No Real Authority OAKLAND July II Tha Board of supervisor thla morning placed th eraptoy of th Alameda County Hospital Infirmary on something like a civil service bl by appointing a county Institution commission of six members which will outline the plan for the government of the hospital infirmary and atabllah an eligible list of the employes The commission Includes President Anmta Relnhardt of Mills College Dr Hamlin Sam DOnohue Frank A Leach Jr Dr Legg and Harrison Robinson Th scop of the commission Is almost aweeplng except for the fact that the Board of Supervlaors may or may not follow It recommendations concerning anything The commission will serve eight years aome member having short and soma long terms provided thst the riosrd of Supervisors doe not discharge them They cannot however be discharged without a hearing The commission will make all rules oT discipline for the hospital verify th payrolls and grade classify and grimp all employe Som dlacusslon was caused by the naming of Dr Hamlin who Foes said was already head of the Emergency Hospital thua having two county lohs The Emergency Hospital how aver I to be eliminated aa a aeparate entity SCHOOL TRUSTEE OFCLOVERDALE KILLS HIMSELF BIRTHS REflt Is tale elty Jsly II re lis wife ef Brest IV I RowV Is tsla elty J7 tss wife et 9 prews a see BROW thla city Jsly IS te Ike wife ef sjrewe torn CRONfM la this rlty July 1 te tke wife et 1 Creels see DOWtINO la tela elty Jsly II te tke wife ErrKHIilCCK cltr Jaiy Hi te tke rk asa cltr Jalr I te tke wife et oeeree rgae a a nKMfra la tkls elty Jaly I tk wife et laieee rieaila aaehtae OROTH I tkls elty Jaly te tk wife ef PftAeh ThIMa II Bfi Tlmeiss oCMaer ea frtteUe a4 aarysasiiivaa tiSBIssa la seta aaar asetia gz ss nasal visa WeddlngRIng Jxzvfum MARRIAGES lirilisTgn inr tkta eity Jalr the lfe ef Mela Heated a esaakter JOHNgnx la tkla elty Jaly II Is tk wit ef otts Johnaes a see JONtS la tkls dry Jaly te tk wife et LrvrT le ikla elty Joty It ts wlf et td Ivtr daafktar Mem IM I tats elty Jaly Iz te tke wife fit KS UPfmrt eea MalinxtT la tkls rlty Jaly te tks wlf ef Mskesey a sngkter MARTINEZ I tkla city Jalr 14 te tk wlf at Rny atertlees dsngkter UIMM la tkls elty Jaly fks wlfs VI UHal Aaustiter MOXSux la this riry Jaly 12 tke wife ef NELRX ta tkls city Jaly 10 te tk wife et DIM SA VYCItf EXAWAID la tkla lty 11 as Era faeaewetk see Zs ItoCKSNrilLO dTgDaUK I tkl eitr Jaly 14 Rev CaMwelL Wllllaaa feeekea feM14 aa Ortselo Kredaiss OONfc IRWIMi tkls elty Jslj irwla II rOMIf It ky Iter ratker Otaiilea greest Brsckl foAD Ie tkla elty Jaly Breei kl 11 aa Ireae Ceaerrer I CirifKINonAil MANIIilX la tkls city Jaly wj net en Mergaa wnrrefi laiBg so sal ierrrfl aissiees Kf AafrtM VImb a lnvhlM renERnON Is tkls city Jaly II ta tka wife nr Heat renereea a eeo iBB la tkla rlty Jaly te tke wife ef note a eon CHNEIPER la tkla elty Jaly 11 wife ef Rckaelder a sea THAU la tkla tt Jaly IJ te tks wlf Alfert Tkas a bob WALLACE la tkl elty Jsly IJ to Iks wlfs i Trainee a kb JOBe iw lea wt FEAR VICTORY vJProf Chapman Says Latin Republics Are Apprehensive for Future BERKELET July 1 That the eeiUtrJea of South America while aenaing tha need for co operation with the alliee If they are to aave thenv elves from future Teuton subjection still do not particularly relish the Idea of a North American victorv was among the conclusions which Iro feaaor Charles Chapman of the depart men of history of the Inlver pity of California reached In an ud dreaa thla evenlnK at Wheeler Hall His talk waa one of a aeries during the aummer session liv members of tbs faculty on Hhe World War and American Ideals Professor f1 Chapmans studies of California hls i tory at ita source haa carried him I recently to South America and gained I for him an Intimate knowledge of th sentiment of that continent The problem of the attitude of the Latin American countries toward Oar many and toward the allies in 5 valves a great many factora aald Dr Chapman Aa between Germany and England the general opinion la that a German victory would reault America bat with political subjc tloa gad that an Englleh victory would roeea the continuance of their i political Independence but with a leaa favorable situation economically Ob of th moat important ale aj nestg In the situation Is the fesr en I tertalaed In meat Hispanic American countries thai an aggressive North American Imperlallam Intenda to wallow them up This ides how 1 ver absurd II may seem to a North Amertcaa public is th baals of a CoaaldsreM propaganda in all parte Beutn America ALAMEDA July 1 The Fnlted States Naval Commlaalon has written the Maror of Alameda Inquiring whether it la now legally possible for thla city to leaaa to the Uovernin waterfront landa The communica tion waa signed by II II Rosseau civil engineer for the commlaalon For months it haa been rumored that Alameda was the favored i for th Pacific Coast naval base to be located aomewhere In the Ban Fran clsro bay region These reports have never been denied nor affirmed by Washington and todays request for a statement of leasing possibilities I tsken by city officials to mean that Alameda Is being seriously constaerea as a base aite location The commtaslon saya It had been informed a bill permitting the leas ing of the land had been Introduced in the State Legislature but did not know whether it had been passed and slgnsd Inquiry was also made us to whether the electors of Atamec had voted upon the leasing nt officials said today they ss no reaaoa why an election should be called until a formal application was made by the Government revTeTrTdille quits pulpit of trinity church Veteran Methodiit Clergrnun of Bay Citii Resigns Hit Berkeley Pastorate RFrtKELEY July 1 Rev Elbert Dllle hss resigned the paatorata of Trinity Methodist Church In this city seeking less onerous charge else where Ills resignation la to take effect with the beginning of the new conference ear In September aerved for two perloda each in the Flrat Mrthodlat Church of Ban Fran Cisco beginning his ministerial work about the bay at the latter thirty yeara ago Ha haa bean Trinity nurch pastor ror four ysara sue reeding Rev Hutalnplller Jaalter la Uar4UAKUAM July 1 ralUag tress a IsdOer la taa evmitkera Pa el tares asr Kelll 4o coagreae avaoe Jaalter eneialaed a fractured left leg He wee traeted si tua Oaklaed Esier WI Hospital NEPTUNtr BEACH A LAMBDA HawaUaa SwlMalar Caralfal Fertile CoaatietVYard Chaaspleaabla JHM rci9 cowzlls XM JDOBOTHT BCBXS MONwTM rtRsaWORKl Dllf LAV i Ft 8ATURPAY J0LV Slat Modesto Subscribers CHRONICLE are hereby notified that Th Chronicle privilege are bow In th band ot Schrader THOSE MODESTO Ml With whom all aubaeripUoaa antt advertisement should be placed AMBULANCE MEN NOT HEROES IN EYES OF FRENCH TT Student Writei That Ameri cans Are All Olad to Get Into Khaki BERKELET July 1 Ths consciousness that they are not in the eyea of the French people doing work at all nor are heroes has been hnrne home to the American unlver atty men who have entered the French hospital service according to letters which John Whltton a University of California atudent has written to friends In this city We were neither pralaed nor feted no banda or cheering met us he writes For to the French mind we are not heroes not to people who have given every young man with half the health and beer we havee to fight ana put ita women ana oia men in in light work or driving arnbuisnces What ws saw In the peoples facs was what were forty two young heal thy fellows doing without uniform Were they foreign alackera quitter who laughed and enjoyed themaelvea while France bled and grit her teeth to save her priceless riches from the terbarian We felt much better get Into khaki and be taken for lerar Ings vanguard for the talk every where la about Vnclo Wama coming Something JVeio in RAZORS The Robeson Shuredge A Razor to Fit Your Face Whether your beard is light or heavy wiry or otherwise we have a razor specially adapted to your needs Come in pr demonstration livery razor fully guaranteed Prices 250 up That Man Pitts 771 Market St 1556 Fillmore St Juanita Miller Sets Old Poem to Music BERKELEY July Professor Lehmers glory aa the composer of muslo for Joaquin Mlllera poem Berkeley Is not to go Unshared Miss Juanita Miller daughter of th poethes set the poem to music for th second time dedicating her effort to Wells Drurv secretary of tha Berkeley Chamber of Commerce and an fntvmate friend of her father Professor Lehmer of the University of California la sn officer of the Berkeley Oratorio Society and hia Betting for the poem had Ita original production by that organisation In chorna Miss Millers composition waa sung aa one of the numbere of the Joaquin Miller day at the Greek Theater yesterday Miss Ooldle llulina rendition of It winning enthuslaatie applause A Cooley Shoota Himself and tn rio au It Found Dying in Cemetery by Hii Wife Special rHapatrk uTThe Chroalrlc CIOVERDALE July 11 A Cooley undertaker and one of the oldest and beat known men of thla aeLtlon took hia life this morning by shooting In the Clorerdale cemetery where he had gone to euperlmend aome work He was a trustee of the school district and took an active Interest In the bonding of the district for a new achoolhouae Being unable to sleep this morning he rose about oclock When he did not return hia wife becoming alarmed found that he had left In hia machine and that his gun was gone She started an Immediate eearoh and he in soon found In the cemetery with a bullet wound In the head He was quickly removed to his home snd died within a couple of hours Cooley lived most of his life In Cloverdale and thla community He had the sincerest friendship of everyone and was a public spirited citizen He leaves a widow three sons and a daughter Mrs Oeorge Imrle of this clt Ills oldest son Victor wss formerly In chsrge of a telephone sta tlon in San Franclaco and la now a lieutenant In the algnal corpa in San Diego IDs second son John Is also a lleuteant In the officers training camp at the Presidio MATtRIAOIS MCENftB The reiiowlae aiarrtas llceaaes were laaoed rraaelsra reiterlar LeoaaM Iaeell ased Bad CrBSrt Lssdreau aged bote ef Coevalla ur William Taa glesle II Pale Alte esd lleles Pntsssi J4 Heaaeea hi tiwttM naene 14 Mare Island sd Loretts Irwls Tbraioela Wye Harold Harris II a ad Grace Cla bath ef Le Anfelee Jess Mlalam St aad Mjra Bltber Itaraoad Canerea 1 3M Mlaale treat aad Florence earlea 1 OalJIaad eos A oelflSieiB as new rise rw Evelya II Bnaa ZZ 1K jvnea ewvwi urr a aaama 33 iM Athena street llenala OHaalea JO 1 WalAaij atreet Arthur Votel St sad Seeks Referendum on Grade Crossing Law ALAMEDA July 1 Inder an amendment to the State vehicle art operative July 27 Alameda la compelled to erect railroad and grade crossing signs at every crossing in the city The new law conaequently would Ciuse the rlty to be literally dotted with warning boards City Attorney A St Sure today took the matter up with the Ieagu of California Municipalities with a view to4ossibly launching a referendum agalnat the law At preaent thla city hss a warning sign at every crossing put there by the railroad Pear rawer te Meet MARTINEZ titS i JnlT 1 Iear sroera tbe cm I will attend a merlins to be held here tomorrow name loaaeca II Bauer 23 null 1 wlter Jr Sen Eddy Btreet Wajue I Weeka 22 Santa Boaa aad Lacy Brewer 19 1S rase atreet Bernard Walea 11 744 Jenrteeatk atreet ia Tie rierida atreet Bnthrland aS Loa ABSalea and Lore A Ilealon 3 Irbaaa III Oeore Meyera 82 and Ida oray 38 Hare 1T 30 13011 Bill street Bad Hilda Caalfea 24 2lo Butter atreet Daelel A Heaocay IT yreaae and Aasa Lalaane 21 413 Ooerrere atreet Lonle Erlrkaea It 26 and Beaale Aecha ti lui ttnrHfin Joaquin ardna 27 1474 Bacrameate treat aad Bad rariaaoa IS 133H jscaaoa atreet Jeremiah Onlll 2 10 IHiacaa street and Doeerhy BorVa 23 110 Boaworth atreet Jehn Banker 34 SIS Minna street aad Mary shaiirt nrt 243 taeenwerth Btreet Qeorte llaBaea 30 aad Lots BaBdltroB 32 holh ef 71 newari atreet Jamee Carr 23 rlaole and Dorothy Mills 21 Ban Joan OAKLAND Jaly IS The fellewiaf BSr tlafa licenses were laaued here today rraarla Cramer ased St daklaad aad llelea I ekan ased 2 Iandra Olnf CaaklB 20 Berkeley sad Lulu Hubert 20 Seattle Oree erlo Bclaeqaa 22 BBd EmBis Brorchlsl 17 both ef Oaklaad Mlka Heaaeuy 47 aad Mary Hast 43 both of Oak lead Harry I later 23 and lone 8 Weldaa 23 Beth ef aarraatento Nteholai Rlenerker 3d and Mahal Bay 3d both ef San Francisco Georia Mcronaell 28 and Ollta Beasa 26 hoth ef Berkeler Leo Mirymost 21 aad Marfaerlte yree man 22 bth ef Oaklaad dealer MacKenile 24 Tallejo aad Ireal 4 klacooariie IS Berkeler Ralph learltt 40 and Ethel au serh or la Anseiea Wahb aad Peaalopa Brace Georae I 211 hoth if Oaklaad Aimer Thominon 73 Haaford aad Artaila Wrlfht Oakland nrad 1 lleeaeremlth 33 and riocenes Connell 22 both or Oaklsnd Norman ilMott S3 San rraBclsre snd Edith Haranod 2 Oaklaad Vtllhur wmiama 21 Ran Jese aad Mattel Tiara 2 Oaklaad MAHTINEZ July Id Tha foIlawlBB nar rlase urease were laaued here teday Bert Krana 33 aad Delais North 23 both of ritthur Bar Brareader 30 Has Francisco snd Florence Messlnger 20 Crockett BACRAMENTO July 1 Tks following marrlatfo llreaaa wa leaned bare today namuet I oia 30 Ian Fraaclace and Asnle Msndalla 10 BacrameBto KAN VIATEO July 13 The fellowlnf mar addreaaed by Couatr Mortl eultural Eipert Fraak aweet aad tC Anderaoa Thuradar aiteriMjua the aa erltl conduct a meeting at the raises llotel SB both of Oaklaad lean A Ilaanoal 22 and Luclle Brerae 22 nclaco Ban Frasclaco and Daly City BAN RATAEL Julr 1 The followlne mar rlasa llceoara were laaued bera today coward Kinney so aad Erlka Balada Robert Harriaon 30 West Berkeley aBd Wfi5te 1 3 JKLi Dance Records HMkHnEl i It BBSssssssrBsssssaBarsfR 1 1 91 BtiJ5jl Weceirry them all HnBpftl scores and scores of victrolas jKJWi dandy dance selections Vficnrf0 caasssssWI RlWl 1 A Ml Vktrola XVII THfHm I i ome and let us play il 25 wfifflflm 1 OVer ecorcs jztZMgm fjjflgim or you 6No BHrHHR llmfMYi obligation to HH fjMmi purchase ARIil lllMHt pMfmm mJm flH Kilill 9Hi jfPMm mmii I Telephone Orders MMMMWKBi s4m LJ jril delivered promptly by JBBIWwK8m tft ryrXU our 8Pccal motor scrv BHB JMfMB JtiUzl ice phone Sutter 6000 BOiJfjiflH 9 Vi asassssnaassVl il iaBnBsssassssI aM fllWWfll IS Hallssssssssssssl lU Third Floor llHlsciiilfl8ssssssssssssl IIWilP 5I a 0 Xtarar aa4 Sutler 8 HAN niAJiCISCO reartecath aat tla 8U 0AXLASD aaraaeat auekt rraass lea Sherman Jnly 4etty Rev fltark Joaerb DuBleary Si IM Mary Oreesawsl S3 FEFLEY TTINJIOW la this city Jaly 14 by Rev rather Fltifersld rhllls Feeler 23 and Mrsnerlte Wlsalow 24 OILltSPir OAFFlf ET I this riff July 11 by Bee clemnert Fraak Gillespie 32 aad Katharine uaffney 2 HALLFTT MeNIRNCY IB this dry Jnly 14 a Rev rasrlea Botterneld Ralph Hllett 2 and Blanche MaNerasy 54 KOFF TRlMBLY I this elty Jalr 14 by Heir Caldwell utary Kotf 32 and Katharine Trainkly 21 LRAVKILLANrJBtAU Is thla rlty Jaly 14 I Lnhr by Ree Clamaatt Iremard Lesrall aad rarseriae LSsdreaa UHM MOaiARITX la thla cltj a csrberlae Lssdreaa 20 ITT la thla eltr Be FaCher IS OBalllraa Joka and Ilarasret alerlsrltr 27 ieuion rouVia i ma riir Jul Jadfs Troutt Clsreses Kelaea ssd nhra sly II by BLLLITAN HEILFROI Is thla city July 1 ty Rev Rabbi Nieto Albert guineas aad Rath HellfroB 24 WAONERFIRCELL Is thla elty Jaly 10 by Rev iiamp sad Kathrya rnreell Bad Helen Araiatreae 30 XBATBON NELBOb la thla rlty Jaly 14 hr Baa a Bersthal Oliver Xeateon 42 and Emma Nelaoa 40 OBITUARY Matthew Nertea laaabersaaa WINONA Ihflasl Jala 1 Uatthaw NertoB millionaire lumbermas of this etty aad president emerltna of Harallae Unleeralty aul died last nliht at hia home In raaa dena cal at tha ass of according to word recetted today Brenn Islla John Dalton Alfred 87 uoufiar jimii Mary Fldelua McCarthy Patrick Mcuowan Brldfet Masnlre Janiee 45 Mooney William 2 a lianoa 1 OKeeffe Catherine Ihlpoa Brldset 7S IKIIC7 Ellaabeth 82 rilmmona 1iiacllla A dwanfeldt Elaer S3 rhlbault Iraner 01 fraxler Robert 7 cruet Henrr Glrnl aul 0 71 Hallett Mart 40 Hamartnn Martha 38 riaea tv iiiiam 30 laaelmaaa VI si Jelnct Ictor A 83 LeVlnaon Maud A Lynett Frederick BaEaTHaaT lB Beslcla July 1 1017 at St laraerlBOa Cearent Plater Mry Fldelui Bresnan helored alater of Brenqan Tuneral VtadBeaday at JO 30 oclock from catherlaea chapel COaalOLLt ln this cltr July IV ioit Jeha beloved brother of Mre Mar Imbrle aad the late Stephen Coralslla a satlts of Pas Franrlaro A member of Aerie No I Funwal Wednesday at 10 30 oclock from tha realdeare ot hia Hater 1044 Hyde at latermest Holy Croea lemetery BAIT0K Ia thla elty July IS 1017 Alfred lalton a nattea of Enflaad ased 37 year A member of Carpentere Lalon No 22 lLondoa Eagiad papera pleaae copyj Friend aatl aryualeraarea are inelted to attend the funeral Wednesday July IS 1017 at 2 clock at the parlor of Martla Brown inob Geary latermest Cypres Laws Cemetery DODOLag In providence Hospital Oaklaad uiy 13 1P1T Jeme beloved huihaad ef alary Douflaa and lorlog father ot Tbomaa and Raymond Douglas a aatlre ef Scotland afed 30 ysars ssd 4 moatba Frlenda and acejualBtsacea are reapectfally larlted Co attend aeralcea Tueaday Jaly If at I oelock at tha chapel Jullua I Godeeu 41 Vaa Neaa ate latermest strictly privets IoaltlTsly omit Sowers IIM3T In this city JaTy 13 1017 Henry cm I nearly beloved aasbasd of the late Lllsabetb A Ernat aad lovlBe fstber of Mr Meorta Uprlnsar Carl FT Bad Hesry A Ernat and Mr Baker a astlvs of GerniSBy A member of ft aclae Ledse No 113 1 aad na Verala Elatraeht The runetal services will be held Wednesday July is at 2 30 oclock at hia hone llayea at between LasoBa and Ba cbssss conducted by Psciac Lodge 133 I Interment private Beatty aad Mr Eaajeala Danarl a aattvs et Tseatsy7 Jaly IT it It MealCistiarcb alesi hlfh sisas will he aaag far theveeoaa ef sial eommaaclng at aehick la termeat pelelts staCABTXT la Idsse Jsly II I01T retries desrly heleeed so of Ueusls ssd EHe ale Csnhy as heleeed seethev et rkwmee Sees Ctlea Timothy Cstherls Pesala aad bile McCsrthy aad Mrs Hssaak Bheehy as tke late Mm McCarthy a aatlva ef sesry Cert Ireland FMeado sad seeaalstssres Br teeoectfullr Invited sttesfl ths fuaersl Tseaday aaae will hs eefebested for ths repose ef hi soal eemmeaelBf at I Cclock leter awat Holy Creaa Cemetery ky aateaaobil atreoWAB Is this elry Jalr Is 1017 Bridget mother of Jabs aad taa late Frank MrOowas and later Mrs reed a satire of Ireland Faneral satire hereafter Remalsa at tka psrlora of Jslla 8 Godeaa 41 Vss Bee ve atOOaTIT ta thla rlty Jaly 15 10IT William Joka dearly beloved soa et William ssd Cstherls Meoaey ssd belevvd heathse ef Mary Asns Dorothy sad Job Moosey a aatles ot Baa Fraadace aged years Trlesda snd aeuatBtaaess are reapectfally laeited to arteBd tha fsseral Tueaday at 1 eelorlr ream ths realdesee ef hia pereats 414 2th at cor ot No Interment Uoly Creaa tetaetery by aotomoblla BICLM In tbl rite Jnlr IS 117 Banna neiored wire of Jamea Mclea lovlag mother of Mm Belma Dafferner and belovad grssd motber of Brnlce Dafferaer a sstlee or Bararia aged 01 year Frlenda are respectfully Invited fo attentl the fsaetsl Tseaday at 1 oclock at tbe chapel ef Then Dlerk a corner of Dltlaadro aad McAIIKter ita iBtnrswSt Home of peace Cemetery rxziTTX ln tkla city Jsly 13 1017 Cath rlae deBrly beloved wire of the lata rk Ogeeffe sBd devoted methee ot Wll llsm Andrew aad the lata Mary Eltaa sets ssd Jaaa Okeeffe a nstlve of Coasty Poeetsl IrellBd seed 01 years sad months Frlenda asd acaaalatssees srs resnectfatly larlted to attend ths funeral Wednesday Jsly 18 IS1I at 10 oclock from tbs reel eae srinsoa William CKeete 14V5 rrsaklla atte4weaa Bask aad iotter la termeaf cypraaa Dawa Cemetery by auto rKIIrl la this HtrVar 1 MIT Bridget ruAppa wue or ine iaie aamuei raippe st loved asother or Jeaee Fhlpn Bad Mrs Wllllsm Bnrry aad aceOmother tt Mr Cath enas Norton a oatlvel or coaaty ireiana age is inert pleaae copy Frit ads BBd ncausl Invited attend the tuner b4 cqatBrtfvej I SO clock MtiilT TMlay at bD to 8 ltritvd to aitoM th faooral Tum4jt Jl IT it oclock from tbo chapel of a flu Godoou 41 Vaa Nt ao thoaco to Metro Damo rlM Vlctolrot Charch whort a rotiolem bleb uiii will bo cotoorateil for tbo ropoa bis ooul coaiaiooclag at AM clecaC HALLXTT Ia Palo Alto Jul 14 11T Mar iroaa uaiiott Mitd wit or turtj Hsllott aaj tolorotl uotbor of aOorotby Way Hallotl a native of Ireland ago 40 joara 11 noatba and IS daa rmndo and acgoalataacoa are reapectralir iaja iv lledwood latormeat Cj proof HAMEBT0V la Oakland Cal Joly IS 1S17 MsirtBa DTlOTska Will VI I DO IOIO slOflB Till Ham UamerLnn loTlna morher ot Mra IJ1II QoalklamBd ibo late Rtert Hamertoo fj1 granaJmotbar of Mioa Mabel OrrUb aod krlfar Tburstoa a aailr of New lork aged jeara 10 uioatha and 7 daa ttfiafford aad alodeato cat papera pleaae cop rrlenda and artjaelafaarea ar reapoctfnil laTltad to attend Uo funeral Wtdoeoda at ft SO oclock from tbo new parlora of Bubr A loboldt 149 Valencia ot bet SSth nod 29th Iniernitai Cjpre a Lawn Lewettr aatoeaoblle HASS In cnla rlly Julr IS 1S1T at tbo Kan rraaciaco iioapitai William Hati a iiaiife of ftwltaorland aged od earo IJISIXMAani la tbla cltr Jul 13 11T trt4rick wiuiam laeeiiuaan tieloTeti ratar of William aM Menrj lMloaao a aatt of Oermaaj aged SI jeart aoaiba aad 1 rrlfade arataTlCM to attend bo funeral aorflcoo toMtirriJw dodaeodaj July 1 at 10 SO A it tbo cbapol II Huhr at Co a ftltt Ml Ml on at bet tfttb and tb latenmeat Moodlana ieueterj bj auluoiw bile JOIWOT lb Ikla cltj Jul 13 117 Irtor A noioTotf Buooona or ine mte luuio joincc aad lot tag father of Mn Brlla Si Bank and tbe late Vraorla aod Aleaaoder Jutoert ood Mra Jennie Torronce a natlvo or Krancf ed yeara 1 moo lb and 33 ly Krlenda ad acqualaiaai ee ore rranirull lorltod to at teexl tbo nueral WealoootJa at II oclock frwea biaxial realdeuro Sal weoeier ef tbeHN to Notro Pamo doe VIciolroa Church Bveh at near Urant are wbero a requleni high ntaaa lll be celo brated for tbe reimoo of bl ciriumvot lag at oelevk latomeot llol Ljruoa IXTOrtOarla thU elly July 15 IOIT Maad a LetisMu aeiavae mother or aubtey a Lerlaaes ssUea ot Colsmbua Tha funeral will lake pises Tueaday at IW lock roes the aerWv at the lleary Gallagher 17 Uealrat Bear rid hesee to Br Unaleam Cksreh Ulh aa Bear cleaaeat atwhr a reulea high aaaw privlf ia llly iraaa laaartary baaalu auoils LTBETT Is thl elty July 11 1017 redrlk dearly behiTed huabaad ot Mary Lysell i arissei uaall and sirs Oeorge Heae aoa ut Iks late Mcholaa ssd datetrd hrotaav Bridget Lleett and Mra uf Ike late Mcholaa aad Uatt ad krelhar of tha lata Bee arher Jws I ynelt ssd lald Mckolsa it it a aaiiv or cau aasllemess aadsUly asil Jsmos lysett sstlv et Caaada ihu altr lliaada BBd acsalBtSBees sre reaaaetfslly laflied I a1vad the fasersl TaeMlar at Bi tclork taaa theparlaes of Leery Bn tlf tih at hat Barrlaoa aad Braat Ihesrs to at Peters tkurrh where a re iilem asset will he eelekrsted far IBs rpoea ot his aeaL eveauiearlas 81 eeierk later meal Holy tVoea cemetery ky sstaaaaklle stAClBI Is IkU rlty Jsly 14 ISIf Jamaa atSUISB Nagatra sewe aaaeaaa or atary Maire ssd Weiss fslksr sf Jamaa VI Jr Bekert Clwea bessld aad fataerlae Magaire a satire Peaasylttsls sgedll tie a aveah aad ya ItioMU ws 11114 I tttta Ha NaaiU 0 oclock IntermesL Uolr Croat Ceme tery By sutomooue mnrr In this city July IS 1017 Bllaabth sLiiey wire ot toe laie iDonii nijey sn mother of Joeepk Blley Mra A Ehrmann Mra Derer Mr Cataldy Mrs Harry IKrkr tad Mra Brsdy a aatlts of lrelaad aged 82 yeara The funeral will take place Tueaday at 0 30 oclock from tbe realdenee of her daughter Mre Cauiay its Tweatlath repoaa of ber soul commencing a 10 oclock Intermeat private Holy Creaa Cemetery Iimcon In thla city Jaly IS HIT Trls cllla A beloved motner or Mrs Elwood Knlrkerbocaer aad Allan filmmon aad alater ot Mra Mahoney a aatlva of Baa rranclaco aged A3 yeara Frlenda and aeannlntaneea ar reanectfully IneltVd to nttend th funeral Tseaday Jnly I at 0 oelock from her late realdenee SH2 PlBe at Ibaace to Bt Dominic Chnrcb where muea will be aald for the repoaa of her soul Interment priests IWAMJrLDT In thla elty Jsly 10 1017 Flner Mnanfeldt native of Norway aged Il rear A member of Marine Firemen Mler Snd Watertender tolou of the Ta clfic Nrtlre of funeral hereafter Remains at the parlora of Barry a rnr 770 Vanea THIBADLT Is thla city Jul IS 11 Jaana beloved wife et Thlbanlt ssd mother of Mr If Kramer astlvs ef tranee aged 01 yesrs Frlsda sad Bequslstssces sre reBaetfslly vited to aliens tne innerai iseaoay JBiy preee Lawa Cemetery TBAILIB In thla rlty July II 1017 st ths Belief Home for the Aged snd Islrm Robert Trasler a satire of Michigan aged 7 yeara GODEAU FUNERALS 2 Trust Prices Insurance Money la the legacy of tk llrtag ssd see erally tke protect loa et family It akould sot be tl mghtlessly 1 Ksded Is ths sssrbltsst funeral ekarsea ipaaad ky tss aasenpaloa Fasetal Trssr aadertakers Bedesa la Indepeadeat ef tke Treat tad will asvs yea keif TELEPHONE Market Til Oaklaad 44V08 when death makaa the undertaker nacaaaary Ve latra Okarg fsr rsslBsslar Berries JULIUS GODEAU 41 Vaa Meae Ave 1S Celassknjs Ave S3ie Webster Bt usklaas OAKLAND PLANS MILITARY BALL FOR WAR WORK Affair on Anpnit 10 Will Be for the Benefit of American Hospital in Parii Society on ths esat aide of ths bav is making elaborate preparations foi a military ball to be Ivan at the Hotel Oakland Kriday evenlns August 10 The brilliant affair Is belli planned for tha beneAt of the California ward of the American Hospital In Parle and many of tha to rtal Isadora In Oakland are acting aa pstronetses The Ivory ballroom at tha Hotel Oakland haa been donated for tha occaaioo and will be decorated with American flea and th flag of the 111 The officers from the training ramp at the Presidio are to be honor guest at the ball which glvea promise ot being one of the most successful benefits ever given In Oakland The palroneeaes are 1IUD1UU Phoebe Hearst Msrh Ijiwreses Beaua Wlllard Wtltlameoa laaae Been Alloa Cbtrkertas Jamee MofOlt Jr vim Hlnreier Tailor rraaa I naveaa Kdeee Ailate Dudley IViter Wllllsm lareller CkrlM Butter VI Ullam da Fremerv MI Eg EtheJ Moo Mstlkts Brows Want More Light on The Protective Bureau OAKLAND July II Mayor I Dtvlss oadlnance abellahlag th Vemena Protective bureau ef the City of Oakland may meet with daieat when It cornea up for rtnal pasaag tomorrow morning becauaa of tbs at titude of the two new members ef the council vtho feel they are not well enough acquainted with the depart inent to vote Intelligently on the measure This th statement of Commissioner Fred Mors wtiasald today ne waa conaiaering the Introduction tomorrow morning of a resolution referring the whole maun to the Civil Service Commission for an Investigation and report Hesse flaarde Oresnllssj wj USB Tlall July wiuot isaXio free all nail et the coasty sitssilts the Milng et the Caalta feats Haeae Cuerda held here laal Hatardar eight tka eesael sstlaeaa perfeeted aad sill be divided lata lews Sail Merit teal has ad eaata sa fee all Iha Uea rsasiy WIU 4vruU Iksit ksiu faU.