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i mwh ty AmM wu idVtiX vffVVf 4 wl JA ww if BAN FRANCISCO CnRONICLE AJy A I BIS JI iTHEITEflS WHEN BAN IS LIFTED Orpheum Alcazar Curruri Hippodrome and Film i Houses Do Big Business BIG SUM FOR WAR WORK En Masse and En Masoue City Leaders Renew En 4 joyment of Stage Fear ef trie Influenza over Son Francisco crowds took their accustomed pleasure In the theiters and movie houses yesterday afternoon and last nlsht with a keen sppetlte whetted by twenty nine days of total abstinence The lean theatrical period ended with a whoop este dsy afternoon when ths Orpheum tho Hippodrome and the movie houses opened for their long nesrlected Saturday matinees The Alcasar and the Curran however halted for the regular evening performance to celebrate tbs lifting of the bar by tha Board of Health The afternoon crowds were good but there wu some hanirlne back for the evenlnr performances at which trine the theatera ours felt they mirht wore completely celebrate their deliverance ORPHKTJM sold out Then tbev turned out The Orphean waa aold out with one of thoie tremendous houses In whleh even the upper botes were packed The Hippo drome waa Jammed continuously all the evenlna lone The Alcazar atock company opened tp a crowded house and tha Curran wu packed As might have been expected after lone an Intermission the audiences In the playhouses and at the hlrh Claas film showa were representative of the best of theatergoers The Isadora of the city took the evening for renewed enjoyment of thedellthtaof the stare and the screen The movie fans wend back to their accustomed diet en masse and also en masque Masks were de rigour In all Iho showhouses and even the seasoned Orpheum habitues managed to forego their accustomed privilege of smoking SUBSTANTIAL SUM Though no returns wore made last Wght on the amount he United War Work campaign will realise from the proceeds of the opening day In the showhouses estimates based on the aide of the crowds vesterday afternoon and last night were that the sum will be one of the most substantial tbe drive has realised Morris Meyerfeld of the Orpheum figured that hla house will turn over to the United War Work fund between 11000 and 11500 with perhaps ven more the total being dependant on volunteer donations of their services by musicians stage hands and perform era Manager Edwin A Morris of tha Hippodrome estimated the net proceeds he will be able to turn over at About 500 In addition to this collection taken at the matinee the evening performances realised between 1600 and 1700 for the United War Work campaign Jso figures were available at the Alcazar and the Curran though there were assurances a goodly sum In each case 1 Tatty Arbuckle and John A Brltton poke for the United War Work campaign at the Orpheum last night and William Crocker handed up a hkk for 1600 Telegraphers9 tfages Increased McAdoo Orders Advance oi 1 3 Cents per Hour WHALING SCHOONER BUILT FOR PIOUS PURP0SEH0LDS RECORD FOR NAVIGATION IN FARNORTH Luck and Captain Pedersen Keep Company Among Icebergs Whales Walrus and Dangers of Arctic Sear Son ofCaptain Shoots Polar Bear ii BUNDATr NOVEMBER 17 1018 JUJ U1LI 11 I ISSU HI IJ LJl I mi I Ill I I III III i LUIM I U1 BIRTHS MARRIAGES rDEATHS The whale and fur schooner Her man which returned to port last Tuesday after an adventurous cruise in Arctic waters as originally he missionary schooner Morning Star In Bath Me about forty years ago She la still aound an a nut and tha cleverest boat In the Arctic Some say It Is sheer bullheaded luck others say It la because Captain Pedersen knows his north better than the rest of them Anyhow since ile haa been In the Arctic trade the Herman has gone farther and met fewer real mishaps than anv other vessel of her class She would readily undertake to make the northeast passage from Point Barrow to JVew York did freight or other Inducements offer a exciting rniisK But this last crulss was one of the most exciting she has known since she took to cruising among the haling grounda and fur atatloas of Llebes A Co In the far North Captain Pedersen as already told In The Chronicle had two murderers and a Northwest Mounted Police corporal as passengers during a portion of his cruise Those Northwest Mounted Police are all sportsmen and wholly Ignorant of what fear means said Pedersen yesterday Inapector Phillips who la In charge of the Mackenzie River district the moat northerly police district In the world and covering a country about the else of California came on board with us for a couple of wejks holiday when we were whaling and he waa as good a whaler as the best of us before he was with us a week All hands were sorry when we put him ashore again A couple of days later while we were still cruising for whale we struck one of the most terrific gales 1 ever knew In the north It was near where Stefanssons boat the Karluk was wrecked In January ltll and It took us all we could do to prevent the Herman going to keep the Karluk company HMVY SSOWSTOHM We were unable to see anything at night because of the Jinavv snow that was flying straight through the atr and seeming never to touch the water Our propeller blades had been so damaged through hitting the Ice all through the summer that our power was badly reducedi and it was a mans Job to prevent the Herman from pounding herself to pieces on the Ice floes It took us six days blasting and bucking to get through ftrt forty five miles east of Point Barrow and on one of those dava my eon Teddy IS roars old fell overboard He waa Jerked off the rail by the shock as we bucked Into the Ice field and had a close call of being crushed between the Ice and the side of the ship before we fished him out Two weeks later he shot his first polar beat while It waa awmmlng Many an old Esquimaux hunter has never killed a polar bear so Teddy is rightly proud of his achievement afOHB BAD LUCK On October 3 wo had another touch of bad luck when Harpooner Joe CJonsalves set the second gun off by accident Just as he had harpooned a whale and nearly blew off two of his lingers The whale escaped In the darkness Another whale we caught that day gave us 1100 pounds of bone arid SS00 gallons of nlgh grade oil The Herman brought down as well as other cargo about 1125 OOOi worth of furs for Llebes dr Co These furs are mostly fox skins blue white silver cross red and all varieties of Arctic foxes also sable and lynx and other rare peltry and Incidentally a number of walrua skins Walrus skins are not the jort of skins ene sees in Post street windows Each pelt weight a trifle Aver a quarter of a ton or more Formerly it was onlv for Its blubber or Its ivory which is very valuaole that men hunted the walrus but now when possible they take off Its immense hide and pickle It for transport The walrus hide though of no use to the furrier and offering peculiar difficulties to tha tanner has Its own place In commerce is used almost exclusively by plate glass factories and is the boat known afent for polishing the big surfaces of plate glass that are used for stoop windows and similar purposes WASHINGTON November It Railroad telegraphers wages were advanced bv order of XHrector Oen eral McAdoo today It cents per hour above the rate prevailing last January I with a minimum of 48 rents per hour retroactive to October li Eight hours hereafter Is to be considered a days work and overtime will be paid at the rate of time and a hsif a Whist APIat AvAlvlnr sn oaiars la AIM Wa UVta tsvevegs npa BO ID creases of about 130000000 a year 1 tM am SA AAA I A AAA ptf wvvvv llll VVVV employee including telegraphers telephone operators agent telegraphers agent telephoners tower men lever men tower and train directors block operatora and staff men It does not applyt to telephone switchboard peratora A separate wage order Will be Issued next week applying to railroad agents who are not telegraphers The wage order does not apply to persons paid 130 leaa per month for i special services taking only a portion of their time Casea of employes paid on a commission basis or a comblna tlon salary and commission basis not 1 Including express or outside commis si slons will be considered by the board ef railroad wages and working con 9 BIllOOS lr Partial Removal of Cable Ban Announced WASHINGTON November 1 It I vas announced by the chief cable Fj Censor today that the restrictions Wt ping cablegrams as to the mention Sef movements locations names etc 10 th necessity for the use wtiif masters names or numbers to dentlfy shipping havs been removed II other requirements not mentioned remain In force To Clear up any misunderstanding resulting from complete elimination of press Censorship th censorship board today Issued the following With reference to erroneous statements which have appeared in ffflill various newepspers giving Uie rA have eesed the censorshlo board 1 Anlw the Area finloriKlDi hv been discontinued Other censor ii i i i Woman Delegate for fi Conference Is Asked XI i tho nan rrancisco center of thai YtL I smlltarn lm vvic ucu yesirraxy sent i KT feiegrams to rreiiceni Wilson and 1 1 hwwi a a nvi anualntment of a woman meiuh nn 1 fff in delegation to the International Peace conference San Francisco wenas have demanded a woman JI I I Ct uv 7 fStW JOOS TO tA WORK FUWD 5l ACrjDVPBrAUV November 11 Ji TM snaetln and tor ehllrJlfpfirade wars held hsrs onfirh In in lntert gaT tnovvnnea wsr wofk rpalgh iiiantai amonne was aa a to VSMay Inquire Into Halting of Truce Ceremony WASHINGTON November 1 In vestlgatlon may be ordered by the State Department to ascertain whether an intentional affront to the United States was involved In ari incident wjilch marred a celebration at tan Joae Costa Rica of the Sign Ins of the armistice Reports of the affair show that when enthusiastic crowds sssembled before the American and allied legations police appesred at the American lesratlon and dlirieri ed the relebrstors and Stewart Johnson second secre tsry In charge who in response to Insistent calls had made a brief speech President Tlnoco whose Government came Into power In Costa Rica nearly two vears ago through a bloodless revolution never has been recognized by the United Ststes It haa been reported that he recently has taken occaalon to make slurring remarks about the American Government and the assumption is that he resented the demonstration before the United States legation and the address of Johnson who has no formal relations with the Costa Rlcan Government Construction Work Is Ordered Resumed WASHINGTON November 16 Resumption of construction work on postofflces and other public buildings was ordered today by Secretary McAdoo thereby rescinding orders of last XWember suspending all public building on account Of war conditions Many millions of authorisations for new buildings are awaiting action McAdoo specified that one of the first construction propositions to be taken up would a new archives building In Washington REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Homestead Itesltv Co te Wilson A wf lot 13 bin I Sllvn Terries 110 I a Kenster to I rensler U7 1000 SC LMtiifforth 71 OlS R2 11 nam to runes iki iiiuo same siu 3 Penwo wf to Bosrbetto McAl lister if Lvoo 25lV 100 110 Oiila to Jones lot 04 Holiday Msn A 110 Fomst Hill llnltv Co to 3 Merrltt lot 1 tilk 7 ronst Hill ftnion sail otber property 110 Hsaie to A iiMrnilm lele lli felk 84 romt Hill FstrpxlAn snd other propertr 10 MucKel taih In rsclOc 0 Hyiif 22 As HO flft A atsenisl to Smith tAmbant 113 Wrbttr till 120 10 Qhnxl to rXMitwo oae thlrd Treat sve 12S IM UliVr 123 0 10 Maimed Men to Be Trained Here Official of Vocational Board in San Francisco James Monroe paper manufacturer of Boston vice chairman of the Federal Board for Vocational Education Is in ttils city to look over the field before tho board opens a San Francisco office to look after the training of wounded soldiers In vocational llnea Of tha total American casualties the board expects about 20000 to become Its students They will be carried on the penalon rolls at the hlrhest class InValion and their education can extend aa far as university degree it a man shows the necessary Inclination and ability The board will spend 000000 next year It doea not begin Its work until the men are discharged from the hospitals and the present educational system will be used The Secretaries of Aaxiculturs Commerce snd Labor and the United States Commissioner of Education Claxton Arthur Holder representing labor Charles A Greathouse representing agrlculturo and James Monroe representing manufactures constitute the board Bronze Oak Leaf Won by Mac Arthur California General Given Decoration WASHINGTON Novemimr It The eommander In chief In the name of the President has awarded to BrigadierBrigadier General Douglas MacArthur lUh Brigade 424 Division for the following act of extraordinary heroism in action a bronze oak leaf to be worn on the Dlstlngulahed Service Cross awarded him March 29 111 Aa brigade commander General Mac Arthur personally led his men and i by the skillful maneuvering of his brigade made possible the capture of Hills 2g 242 and the Cote Cha tlllon October 14 IS and ID 181 He displayed Indomitable resolution and great courage In rallying broken lines and In reforming attacks thereby making victory possible On a field where courate wss the rule his courage was the dominant feature Home address Mrs Arthur MacArthur mother 110 East Arralago street Santa Barbara Cal Mill Value of Deciduous Output of State for 1918 10000000 1 Above That of 1917 Brirru ABKHM In this dtr November the wits of Maurice fctra a eon AHIRN In tbls tj rMvember It to the wife of Fstrlck Vbera a sua Jsmes Tin east CASTOR In this Rorember 12 te the wife of Charles CLstor a son QASLAMt In tills city oinbr 13 to the wife oC Barry Urliod a no Alfred JonruN Is this illy November to be wife of Joeeih JoKUii laughter Msry IjARQB In this elt Nevenber a te the wife of Larte a tihtsr Doroth Adllna LAUNIN Id this iltr November te the wife ef Lauil a son Jsmes Joseph McCORD In this etj November IK to the wife of Wllllsm Uatott a asaihter Harriet Jane ROUTAD In this It sovembe 12 to the wife or Oscar Roitifl fs sahter BAIfQUCsy In this citv Novsmhsr 1 te tbe wife of ftssolMT dshter STONK In this clu November IS te tbe wife of Bert Stow a daughter rotJSIN In this ejtj November to to the alfe of Tolse i Isouhter Vletorls VAN rutlta Is tla eltjf November 13 tne wire or a vsn sieri a uus i VBNDIU Ia Ihlil dtr November 9 to tbe WHO at rl VSM1BI em WeddingRings SoreiumCo Watekasakers Jewelers OptleUaa 71S Market tU near Tklrd Special Dispatch to The Chronicle SACRAMENTO November The UK California deciduous fruit crop fruit circle here esltmate will be valued at around MO 000 000 Statistics of the California Fruit Distributors jhow that to datw 17 0HK csrloads of fresh decMuous fruits have been shipped from Cali fornia to points outside of the Stats in comparison with 34131 carloads foT last year Ths tncreaae Is nearly J000 car loads Most prominent among the Cali fornia fruits are gTapea which report 1 11003 Vs carloads Information from the distributors Indicates fifteen or twenty cars yet are to go forward Xt vear grape shipments totaled 13943 carloads The prices paid for California fruits are unprecedented The buying power of people of the East was greatly augmented bv war prosperity and some fruit sold for as much as twice ai much as they bring In normal seasons Grapes have aold at from 10 to I250O a carload Cherries this year brought up to 3600 a carload Peaches probablv went the lowest ra nglng from 1800 to 11200 a car load I ASt years deciduous fruit crotf so liT for upward of 130 000000 Wolff Bureau Denies Torpedoing of Ship COPENHAGEN November If The semi official Wolff Bureau of Berlin denies that the German training ship Schleslen has been torpedoed A dispatch from Amsterdam dated Tuesday quoted ths Weser Zeltung sf saving the Schlestan had been torpedoed by revolutionary wanhlps Prevtntitv 1 VtaA oat vywi vvi tiiMb ivga 1 the warshln had flmt from TCr mi both of Sen Franrlstoi the sailors rvnlti hrnlra nt 1 Robert Noble II Berkelei Vaa nAm uxm I Thorns Bonseilsi Oaslsnd sad sisrj MOOSE LODflH TO MEIMr jvlln 24 BerseleJ San TrnnilBAn Tiriar Na 9S Im1 nA1n ta Sin DreDClseO SBO Oder of Moose will hold a moating Ullrabetli Bricksw fdklJ next Wednesday evening A vaud VloerT sStt TSsn Vr2clS vllle programme has been arra nged jnsa Anjnlsno sod Roe riores Local Moose lodges report they have both of Berkeley spent more than IWOOOin carlitg for 8tmnlI1IB Vr1 a a sunn me inniienia jraes Horso Ssn Francisco ann epidemic Anl Brt sr jtolr TImotby I One St saotamenls snd Bssel Bornw Ostlaad yy 0ile Jr ss Bertlej sad Valet 81ler SS oeo PAlns Clsrenee Clark 28 sod Tlrtorts Jenkins JT bom er Alameda Orvsi a Tsdlork 34 Wlatsri snilUsocle Mooter 21 Han trinclsce BAN RITASL November 3 The follow Ins marrlase licensee were leenve here todat Io A Aoostolo 22 snd Alice VIV Uarklas 10 both of sea Francisco Das Ntlan 21 and Helen CaI4y 1 both of Bio frtnclico AN JOSE November 1 Tbei followlag mar rlare licenses were Issued bere Hoday till Irsm 0 Morrell SO ana marietta Scott 42 both ef Baa Joe I Joneph oubser 23 and Marls HoUrass 20 bolh of Qllroy MAltRIAOE IJCHlWSBS The followlnj rasrlie llceqsea were Issued la San rrsneisoe jfeiierrtsr tliomss tvdoo srel 21 Seattle Jfssh and ftaldee Cunmillss ad IS bliry Terrsee Jesus Osrcla 34 tSt Ksllroad avoe and Cleofas Del Rio 40 10311 Rsllread avenue Wslter Kluesnlk 1 JIB eltssllll stiver aad Annie Temknwan x54 tsrroll saTie trikl lfl KAlt fi Tstrrfftl JltlfMls and Lera Stste FS U9 pFsrrell street Oeorse Lenclonl 31 402 Broadwsr ana Annie Barnssl IT 41 Banosa place John Dodrts S3 Farrell street ana Sllssbetb Bdfeih 2 7T Otto redersen 7IO spp nuc I TM tla sad Tberess Emerson 21 45 Thirtieth street Arthur tt Mern M14 street sad Marie Wchsrds STTO Mis slon street fc Ernest McCslln 5s 22 Cboreb street sod Mande Ad lev 24 fM rboo avesoe Peter CToole It Ml IseAlllster street and Therees Myraa 0 ISM Eddy street Brnest Morsel 60 1174 Pacle avenue and Hsnna Ssnder 4T IStl dreeowlh street OAKLAND Novenler Id i The following merrlaee licenses wire Issued here today Balph Morton il 27 and Nina Me Ceooell aged IS botll of Rlrhmohd JohaO Anderson Bsn Francisco sad Osella Csrson 21 OsUaod John II Morris sna and Cora Crsmer NEW PREVENTIVE FOR INFLUENZA DISCOVERED Georgia College Profetsor Discovers Deadly Enemy to Influenza Germ First Used It to Protect Qvyn Family Just a Few Drops Inhaled From Pocket Hand kerchief Disinfects Nose and Throat Limousine for Funerals STOX3U01 CAM SAVTT AST SIXTIOX OTJB CAM AD DlglXTECTIB SITZBAX TIKES CAJLT SUHER 400 AtUs Taiicab and Auto Service Co DBA THS rtty Kovtnbev 1 11 NEW preventive treatment for Spanish Influenza called Wilsons Solution has just been placed on the market and is now on sale by leading druggists in San Francisco The formula was perfected by Professor Robert WU son bead of the department of fftiar macy of one of the leading educa tional Institutions of ths country and Is composed of ths most powerful antiseptics and ermlcldes known to science All that Is necessary Is to Innsle the vapors from a few drops on the handkerchief The odor although very penetrating Is not tin pleasant ana haa a very soothing effect on the respiratory cream On arcount of Professor Wilson high standing as a man of learning thousands of people In his home city be tan using the preparation as noon as It became known that he had perfected the formula without any ad vertising whatever In onlv a few days time the nearby town and cities began clamoring for It and Professor Wilson waa forced to tie if In Its manufacture upon an extensive scale Professor Wilson first made the preparation to use In his own family and gave a small quantity of It to one of his neighbors The neighbor told others and In only a ehort time the news spread rapidly over tne city On the third day alone ons retail druggist sold over E00 bottles Lead ing physicians specialists and bac teriologists give the preparation their unqualified Indorsement and ara recommending It to their patients 16 Is Professor I Id in theory that the influenza germs In the nose and throat can be killed by the vapors from his solution just as you can kill the germs In a room by fumlgitlon The fact that holth authorities recommend the use of medicated masks seems to support bis theory Wilson Solution Is especially valuable because It can be conveniently carried on the parson and should be Inhaled from theSiandkerchlef at frequent Intervals tsirthff the day especially when entering crowds or public places As a further precaution Professor Wilson strongly Tecommends sprav Irg the nose anl throat nlirht and morning with tbs solution In diluted form sccordlng to directions on the bottle Although composed of the most powerful germkiB the preparation Is harmless when used In the abov manner A 35 cnt bottle Is sufficient for a week treatment Wilson Solution Is also knvwn as Anti Flu and Is sold by all druggists Professor Wilson states thral his solution is to be used as a preventive treatment only and not aa a cure If you contract Hpenlah Inlvenia he aays call your doctor at ome Lanley Mkiuols fo wholesale distributers for tlaJs section Advt TV ii ty 2r than thus tar raised ill mil I i aH JSWL i ii mSKfll 9 sB Having suffered from nervous indigestion for sevetai years i pna jJsT using ur Caldwells Svrufi Pefisin tJwt I am as well as I ever was and can now eat anything without fear of consequences From a letter to Dr Caldwell written by Mrs John Moore 516 No 27th St Richmond Va Indigestion and constipation are conditions closely related and the cause of much suffering Dr Caldwells Srup Pepsin is a mild pleasantly effective laxative it qujefcly relieves the intestinal congestion that retards digestion and has been the standard household remedy in countless homes for many years DR CALDWELLS Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative Sold by Druggists Everywhere 50cts100 sit some ens it oiTAiNiB rntt or MAe by wsitins to PS CAUvaU439WAHlKGT0N IITr MOhTICllAO IUM0W 53nirmiiMii iiiiiiiiiniriiiniiiitiiii injiiin iiirrnriuiictirijinnJniijtiniiisiiiiiiiiniiiTiMiiriiiiiT5i iiijiHaMiitiiinutiuminimjiiiiiii XMAS PRESENTS 1 FOR OUR BOYS IN FRANCEl SHOULD BE SELECTED NOW I WE HAVE MANY1 ARTICLES THAT 1 ARE BOTH SERVICEABLE AND AP I PROPRIATE FOR THE OCCASION OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND PRICED VERY MODERATELY 5 IDEAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN IN SERVICE Gillette Safety Raztrs Pocket Knives Straight Blade Razors Fountain Pens Stropping Machines Ever sharp Pencils Rubber set Brushes Shaving Supplies Leather Goods Pocketbooks ALrsCHTO In this rttv Knvewbev 1 11 Ioeold ilearlr bloveit hnrhssiit of tbe 1st Hsirtlia Altsrlml sna lovliss father 4 Tineresta Rnrtolf Cberlee 8Tir snd Ben tram Altsrhut sni tbe lste Hufo Altc wbnl anil Mrs Katlile McMieken a dsIIts or tiermsov ased years Wends are riseectfnlly Invited to attenA the funeral Mondsy st 2 orlees from tbe of Tbeo Dlerka Ce corner of Pllsartero anil McAllister itl Intermeat PfllU rrlenes may call at tbe chfpel of Jbeo Dlerks A to B0WMI gcireffler la rlsnts Cms Novwnbee 11 His I eurs Bmver fkbrvinery lovlnf ilsnghter ef Wllbelralns sad tbe 1st 0fbrefrler end beloveit sister of Cstetls smils snd Mejele gcbreiner a asttre of Jvllet III Netlceef fnnersl Ister Retails at tbe 1 rhipet ef nbr A Co 2H3 Mission St IM 23th sod 2Sth AT tn tbla eltv Noemtiet IS 11A Philip Braitv belovea brotber ef tbe lste Tberaaa Bradv a estiva BelonMs A member nf trie Veteran Flrmsas Assn link funeral lll take place tomorrew Mon sj November IS ISIS at clock from tbe funeral parlert ef Care fa English lets flMrv IhMM a at nnnsink Cbnrrb vtjere a requiem msss will be celebrated fjr Tnv repose or his soui cemmPBtrins clock Isterraent Holy Crws Cemi tery Sni In PJrtetvlIle Csl Nevember 111 18 is Carl beloved wrtnnil Hobr rorotnea Brled ilevotetl fstber ef Ailrlan rsther sna Cbsrles Busenr Brled and lelaa brother of Julian A snd Clement I Brled a native of Newark aged 43 Te lr sad It mentbs botlce of funeral later Cinr In tbls eltr Vovemher IS Ibis Tavl4 ttn beloved busbsnd of Lver Caen loving brntber ef Joseph sail Jnllas Caen and Mrs Cohen snd nephew of Isaacs a satire of Sen Francisco ased TnT montba and 27 days A meoJier efj Golden Gate Iidge Itnal Brttb Tbe fnnersl will tske piece tomorrow Mon lij st 10 10 eeloek st the chapel ef snbr Co 2B1 Mission it bet 28tb aivd sotb laterment private Plssae omit Bo vers FHends msr csll st tbe cbspel of eVSobr A Cu 21 Mission it CHXtOO la Mr Nev November WIS iPlsllIp Chereo desrlv beloved son ef tools lU the lste JoseBblne Chenn snd desrlr btjoved Drotoer or LAaise rsisssoio ia Bnno Rosle Ononis snd Vlrsjlnls Csncllls ss4 Dotnlolek berco native ef New Mei lcr atd Sit years snd mpotss The fuoersl will take palm tedsv Son dj Nevember IT st 2 a docb from tbe pitlors rerrarl A Alleoni 314 stocktea et near Union Interment Italian Cemetery Remains at the parlors of rerrarl Alison OTa lSTTJtSTJf In His city November 15 His Charles Christensea a satire of Den merk agist 3s years CTbe funeral will be beld Monday at 1 erlork from Andersons Valenels snd 2Bth Ita Intermeat Mount Olivet Cemetery ClrOLLONlIo tnl elty November IS IMS at hla lste residence 1 Ot sve Oer maso beloved hnebend of Oeorfla Clpollonl a vratlve of Rome Italy aged 5T yesrs Tbs fnnersl will take place tomorrow Mon da at 10 clork from St Ignatius tburb Interment privets CLAVOtJOH fn tbls city November 1 11S Jolra Clsybough funeral services toraorrow Mondsy st 9 clock at Woodlawn remeterw Remslas st tie cbspel of Halatad Co 1 123 Snlter st COKW In 11 city st tbe Hebrew Rome for torn Aged Ilssbled Jn04 Howard st corner ot 21st Amelia Cohen rellrn of tbe late Joeu ph Cohen beloved motWr of Mortoo Cohea and A Cohen and slater of Jacobs and fl Jscobs of Sis rrsnclero nstlre of Peland sged T4 yare A member of Bav tlty Circle No 11 CompsnlonS ef foresters Tbe funeral wltl tske piece todsV Rnn da rl November 17 st a TO clock from 2no4 Howsrd st corner of 1 at Interment private No Sowers COlMAJf In tbls city Noverobef 11 JakIbIi dearlv beloved husband of SngiUle Coleman and loving father of Pa llsm I Colemsn and Kdwsrd and Wllllnm Brsnham naUee Missouri A member of 8 Court Mo 10 lad Orsler of Foresters Jbs funeral will take places Mondav st 10 clock at the chapel nf Oantoer A Malsnn T71 77t Vslencla near lath Interment private Kindly omJt flowers CoVraOS In this elty November 19 181S Jetin Comenos beloved brother of Oeorge toenenos a native of Oreece aged about 40 years Private funeral services Mondsy Novem bf IS 1018 st 10 clock st Trnman chapel 1919 Mission st Beer Tlfteentb In ttrment Mount Olivet Cemetery DEAJT In Oskland Cal November Id IMS HI A Dean beloved sister of William Yssdon snd aunt of Mrs MF Morgan of Rl Uorsdo Mrs 1 rarwrpni no i Yidon Iturtevaot of Oakland a native of WlMonslu sged 71 yesrs months and 4 dajs Interment st El Dorsdo Monday Novem bei 111 st 2 oclock DISXOND In this city Novenber 1 1B1 Catberlne beloved wife of Jnlm Desmnnd ssel Idolised mother of Daniel Semes nt Janes Vf of Port Scott John A In Prance Margaret Cstbertne sad Melon ties med and the late Timothy Thomas sad Mary Desmond a native of County Cork Irrlaad A member of St Anns Confrater sltj of Peters Chnreh Friends snd scquelntsncea sre respectfullv Inrlted to sttend tbe fnnersl Mcsidsy at A SO flock from ber lste residence 28A2 Polsom it thence to St Peters Chiirch where reqjulero hlgb man will be celebrated for the reprae of her sooL oommeneltig at 9 oclock Innrmeot Holy Cross emeterw HOAX In this cltv November 1 1918 Pesrl beloved wife of George Conk loving sister of fleorse and Elmer Miller Mm Whltebmise and Mrs George Orant end alilir In Isw of Mrs Klraer Miller snd Mr riowenre Kleduff native of Ian Francisco sgel gs years runersl Mondav November 1 at otlock from tbe parlors of Ccowlev A Ma geBdte 2 Valencia st near lth Inclners tier st Cypress Lawn Cemetery Tunersl prl vsba BBI900LL In tbls elty Novemler 14 1911 Interment took place Ssturcny at Holy Clems Cemetery from tbe psrlora of McAvoy CHsrs a Co 2081 Market st WATOS Pntered lt east Is Prt Alt Ul It Eaton wrani i du hnaband of Tmrna I Katon anil ether nf rwrntliv and Iyls it Beton aaed yesrs a Snstnn urf New Red isioinw fwt papers please eopv I PMeWs are Invited to ittewl tbe fnnersl services Mondav at i orm si stssfnrd Jr Memorlsl Chorcb snd st 8 30 clock st Cypress Lawn Cemetery rbapel EDVAHDM In this rlty Nnrember 15 181 Onstsv niwardson a natlv of Sweden saw be yesrs 7 months snd 17 dsys A mssntier of In Francisco Lod No 28 bf sndl Riggers and Stevedores Vie fnnessl will tske plsce tomorrow Mon dsr at 1 10 ftcloek from the funeral boms of uinehen A Co 18th and Dwlores sts la tersnent Mount Olivet Cemetetv elBaUS In this city Novemhe 1 191 Peter bsloved brother of wnilsm Pergos sml the lste Mra Svsns andconsln of Jsmes Fergus nsMve of onntf Msyo Ire lsn 1 aged 41 A mepiber of 8 Aer No fi Trtends snd scqiialntences sr respectfullv Hntltcd to sttend br fnneral ionnnrrow Mon dsr st 9 clock from the parlors of Mc Ator oHsrs A lo 231 Msrkeit st tbence Hi AND MANY OTHER SUITABLE GIFTS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU THROUGH INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED THAT MAN PITTS ill MARKET ST 1556 FILLMORE ST I mm iniiiuiiii imuiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiii itiunmiiuniniiiajeUsiiun nui HmoitminmisatrHnmiiinimiimiit nt ffldtminfflonnimni HOW OFTEN do wj regTet the cotETaand dt words to express we would a meag of heartfelt Bympathyr IJpw much better then to lay It With Flowers PELICAN0 ROSSI CO FlOItlSTv 123 Kearny St cfallver flowers anywh In 1b United States In a few hours throuaTh erresponJene Phon Dwtutlas 428 toy Mission Dolorea Cbarch wberss renntem high msn will be celebrated fee the repose of bis soul st 9 30 clock Interment Holy Cress Csuuetecy raCHKsjiln tbls city November 15 Mls Jatie Martin beloved basbsnd ef tie late Oreteban Fischer devoted fatbet of Mrs Btibser and Amanda riacber loving bretber or Mrs Haeta sad tbe lste Marcos Fltcnrr snd beleved grasdfatbee of Hasel ant Mildred Rnbaer a native of Holatslu lennsoy aged 71 years months snd lb oats a member of Vereln Bintraebt rrteads and acquaintances sre respectfully Invited to sttend tbe fuusrsl Monday st 2 oclock from tbepsrlilra of Snbr WIs boldt 148J Vslencla it bet 2Stb and 28tb lutsraeat Cypress Lswa Cemetery TOTTICADI Ia tbls cltv November Id 1918 Oeorgo Heloved buebsnd of Msry Fonresde fattter nf Kstherlse rourcada and brother ef Jlrsi Kllaabeth Johnson and Mrs Berths Horan a native of Australia notice of funeral heresfter Remains at parlors of tbs Henry Gallagher Co J5S7 Howard st seer 22d EOSOAjT In tbls city November 18 191s IMUIa devoted basbsnd of Rosalie Horgan loving son of the late Denis and Nanc Hor I son oriMner or Jsne rarnea nasrgsrB i ail Daniel Horgen Mra Oalllsc Mrs ususgnsn sno tne isle Hary a norgsu a native of Lonnt Cork Ireland friends and acquaintances are respectfnllr mviieq to sttend the funeral tomorrow Moo day November la st 9 eelmh from tbe sew home psrlors of Wn Obbsagbneser A 741 to 740 Valencia st hstween ltb aim ittb tbence to Holy Cross Church whore a reiiulenl high maes will be celebrated for Uie repose of Us sour commeuolng at 30 clock Iniermeut Holy Crosa Came tery JAC0B8 In tbls city November 14 1918 Bnsle beloved wife of Issao Jscobs loving Mrs Rllvsrstela Mri Benjamin mother of Mrs Marblestoos graodmothes of Marjorle Msrbleatone snd sister of Kstrbliiskl snd Srrvlcesgsal years Friends and suslntancfa are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral sarrlces Sun da Nevember tr wit st 11 oclock at ber lste residence I2IRU Eddy it Interment Hills of Eternity Cemetery JOmrsOH In Oakland Nevember IS 11 George William Johnson beloved trashsad of tasrs Le Breton Johnson loving fstber of Oeorge William Johnson Jt son of John snd Marie Johnson and brother of Carl Hannahs Agnri and Julia Jobasoo a native of Minnesota aged 18 yesrs rtende sre respectfully tavited to sttend the funeral services Mondsy Novsmbsr 18 at 2 clock at the home of bis parenti 1814 Alcatrta are Berkeley JOnrsOV In Aberdeen Walk November 19 1918 Joha August Johnson beloved husband et Blldur Johnson and loving step father of Mrs It Johnson a native ef wenon a member of Altebmoa Tribe Be 87 Improved Order of Red Men oners notice Ister Mr Jobneea will be et tbe Homelike Place of tba Truman Undertaking compsnyr Telegrapb ave at Thirtieth st Oakland on arrival from Aberdeen Wash IXnW In tbls city November 16 191 trails Klein nstlve of Germeny sged 78 years i months and 3 dayai A Civil Wsr vetersa Remslns at tba parlors of Subr A Wle boUt 1411 Vslencla St bet 25 tU aad S8th LAUOHLTK In tbls elty November 18 1918 Rev John tlood Lsiis hnn hushsml of Annie Boyd Langhlln and fstber of Isabel Langb lln a native of Newvllle Ta aged 4 years 7 months and 23 days Announcement of funeral later tOEBBMt In thin city November 18 1818 rtirxliire lxsser desrly beloved husband of Augusts toesser snd loving brother of Msx Looeser of New York a native of Germany aged US years 2 months and days A member nf Vehlnlla ITnlnn Vr Mil enrf Workmen a Hick and Deatb Bne8t Socletv of 9 Mends ars Invited to sttend tbe fnnersl services Tueedsr Novsmher 19 st 30 nrinre at cnspei or snbr a ce 2911 Mission st bet 2Mb and 2SWb Inclners tlou Mount Olivet Cemetery by automobile MoHOH In tbla city November 18 1118 at her lata resilience V3 Fell et Barab Me beloved sster of Frank Isabella enjl Hose McXeon a natlva of Nevada City Hemftlns V111 be ferwaedert tn NMrrf ne bleoday November 18 for Interment by a HeDEWforr In tbla city November IS ll John beloved son of William Sad Nora MtDermott and brother of WIlHsm May and Aana McDermott a native of San Fran Cisco sged 14 veers 10 months and Wdsvs Friends snd acqnslotsnres ar respectfully Invited to sttend the funeral Monday st 8 80 oclock from his lste residence 1828 Leavenworth st thence to St Brlglds Church where a requiem blab mass will be eclebrsted for the repose of hie sou com tneuelng st 9 clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery KoOBAtH To tbla eltv November 18 1018 Jobanni MrOrstb a native of County Wster fpril Ireland friend snd acqtisintsnces ire respectfully Inrlted to sttend tbe tuners services Tnes ttar st 8 nb oclock st Anderson 1887 Va lenela st tbence to 8t Jsmes Church where a ivolemn requiem high mass will he eele br ed for tlie repose of her soul commene lug st 9 clock Interment Holy Cross Cenneterv stOaJTrW In tbls clYy November 18 1918 Thomas beloved husband of Merger Xrffewi nstlve of Knaland Notice of funeral hereafter SOLAN In this city Vovemher 11 1911 st the Relief Home for the Aged snd Infirm Thomas Volsu native of County Clare Ireland aged fin vears PA1XSR la Stmkton November 11 1918 Rev Father Inke Psrker beloved brother of William and Harry Parker now In Franco Piaier Msry I ucss nf lows snd Helen Julia tlrere George IMward Fraucla snd Jobs 1srker of Ren Frsnclsvo Fhtnetj eervleps will he beld Mondav No veaiber 18 1918 at St Marys Chnreh fttiwkion csl commencing at ji oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Relatives and friends from San Frsnrlsco wishing to attend tbe services may take tbe Ssnta Fs trala lebvlAglHan Prauclaco at 7 20 oclock Reverend clergy snd friends are Invited to attend the office of tbe deed Mbiny evening at St Marys Cathedral Ssn FtsikiIsco at 8 orloek where requiem hlgb mass will be celebrsted for the repose of his onl Tues dsv November 19 commencing st 30 oclock Retnsln st the pertnrs of Csrrw A Bngllab 1618 eekry It Mondsy evening PKTJ1P8 In tbla cltv November II 1918 Gladys Elslne beloied wife of Clem Phelps mother of Clem Pbnlns and sister of Mrs Pabl of atnektna Mrs Sradbnrv snd Roy Wsrua of Sacramento a native ot California friends are Invited to attend tbe fnnersl Mondsy at 10 10 clock from tbe psrlors of Ashley A McMtlllen Oeiry sf snd sum ave XlCXIa Ssn Rsfiel November 11 1918 francos Viola beloved wife of Wllllsm A Rice Aod devoted mother nf Mrs George Murray ami Albert Virginia and I lentensnr Horace fW Rice a native ot Floston Mass Pnnnrs service private Mondsy Novem ber 18 st ll 4 eloCk sf the reeldenee of her daagbter Mrs George Murrsy R14 First at Sao Rafsel Cremation Mount Olivet Cremstorv Leave font of Msrket st oa arrtrnt Af tbe Ssuasllto automobile bolt at 11 10 clock BOTfSKAV In this elty November 11 1918 Cearlee dearly beloved husband of Fin nla Ronsssstt and devoted father of Cbsrlea Arthur and Oliver Rousseau Mrs Joseph Drossel Mr James Skilly Mrs Dennis Jnrdnn snd Mrs George McArthnr a asttre ef Relglum sged 70 years 3 month and 2J dave Tie funeral will take place Monday November 18 st 9 10 clock from bta lata resilience 1903 Webster ti thence te the Chnreh of Notre Peine des Vlctolrea Rush st where a solemn requiem blgh msss will be celebrsted for the repose of bio soul commencing at 19 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Jf RTJSS In tbls cltv November 18 1l lulls Rna dearlv beloved sister of Mrs Msry Rsfiel Inrsnes Philip snd Arthur Mon dragon and John flallodo a natlva of Csll fornls Friends and acqtisintsnces are respectfully Inrlted to sttend tha funersl Muodsy November 18 1918 st 11 a clock frmn the insyei nr ine uoineo iste I tiaertSKlng en 2413 Mission at neat Slat Utennrnt Meant Olivet Cemetery OHWIUtzXt In fhls eltv November 11 91 Klleen beloved dsnghter of Kdwsrd snd Nellie Schweitzer a native of San Fran Cisco lrnrment took place Saturday at I1lv Cross Cemetery from the parlora bf McAvor Oirira A Co JO1 Msrket st BI1EX In this cltv November IS flla Hello desrly beloved daughter Of vneet is snd the lste nvld Seller snd beloved alstr of Jesse sd Hermlo Seller end Mrs Mossle I Hj aerobe a native of Sen Frsnelsro tal irilneraf servlre will be held tomoriow IM inilsr st 10 oclock at tbe ehsnel If aimed A Co 1122 Sutter at Interment private 8HTJKT2 In Sellnsa Cal vnvemherlt WIS Mamie behiveii wife of Frank Shorts for merly Mamie 4 Barry of Llvermoee Csl I Tie funersl took nlsef Wednesdnv Vo i 4 vsmbat 13 from tbe 10 88 oclock morning trsia Interment St Jflchaela Cemelery UvoroloreCal 7 tHXXJfAjf In Uvcrmore November H1918 Dora Finn Sherman bsloved wife of Charles Sherman dsnghter of the late Owen aad Citberlne riyan of Altauaont snd slater ef Mrs Jobn McOllncbry tbe lata Mrs Annie It till Lf nH SIM SI ffl nn ll FlyanK and Owsn and John Flyaa of Alts Burial St Michaels Cemetery November1 14 1918 private IXkracVS In Orland Cat November 18 381 George Henry Simmons beloved bns banl ef Vsllne Simmons father of Mra Fottor and grandfather of Robert Oeorge Potter a natlv of San Frtnelsco aged 4T ri i years and 4 months Amador papers please I ibl Funersl services will be held Strodsv at Til ISO clock at the Msaonle Temple st Or 1 3 lsnd nqder ths eueplcee ef and A wo 208 Interment at Sacramento STZISHUb On his way to Frasre Russell esny neioved aoa or Andrew Stelger and loving brother of Myrtle and Bernke Stelser a native of gen Francisco Funeral notice later For Information rail us tbe Ooldea Safe Undertaking Co 248J Mtsiainn it nesr 21at 8TROwii bis city November 10 1918 Cbrltlna beloved wife oC the let Fred erlcb Strnbel and lovln anotber ot hrlstlna aad Oartrude Strobe and tbe late Prederlrk Strobel nstlve of Frnkfort oo Mslu Germany sged 64 years Frlenda snd eotiinincs tMnwteiv Invited to attend tbe funeral tomorrow Mon dayt November 18 1918 at 8 in oclock fronj bee late residence 4182 SOtb st i tbence to at Bonifaces Church where a requiem ajgb mass wll bC cslebrated for the repose of ber son commencing st clock Inter nient Holy Croes Ometsry TJUCT In this city Nevember 16 1918 Fred TVacy natlva of lows The remain wore forwsrded from tbe chanel of li allied A to 1123 Sutter sttto ti Los Angeles Csl TS JVrTIJ November IV Vi Km 4 wire of Thnross wren Idolised snd only dsnghter of Csta rlns and the lets William Csrr levies sister nf Jobn William and Walter Csrr and granddaughter of tsarab Syee a native 5 Cisco sged yesrs 8 months and 22 days Frleode snd acquaintances are respectfully lnvlt edto intend tbe funeral Tuesdsy No jember 18 1 at 8 30 clock from thai Jnoeral parlora of Ryan McDonnell A Doao 41 Valescta st thence to Sacred an Hesrt Cbnrcb wber requiem blgh mas will be celebrsted for the repose of hsr soul commenclna at 9 clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery CARD OF THANKS BLARS We dealre to thank our many friends and members of tbe ChleUebe Mutter Vereln for their kind sympathy and beautiful Sorsl offerings during our lste beresvement Is tbe lose sf a loving wife snd mother JOBKPH BLAH3 AND SON CARD OF THANK HABSR We desire to thank onr many frlenda and Jrstcrnal societies for the klsdnees sym pstny and beautiful Doral oSerlngl eitended ns In our lste bereavemoat lu tbs loss of a devoted husband aod loving father ChsrW A Hsber fANNI HABBR AND CH1LDBBN CARD OF THANKS 8ERTBLSEN The family of tin late Louise Iorthv Bertelsen herewith extend their heertfelt thank to the many friends snd neighbors for the beeuttful doral offerings snd tbe many manifestations of kindness snd eonifotUng words of sympathy offered ilurlij their late bereavement and to Qeorge Saihr our manv tnenki for all bis kindness offered to CARD OF THANKS GRltmN wish to eatend our Sincere tnenk to our friends ind relatives for their 5 fmPSiby sbown us In tbe I I tStW broCbers wnuKjSAPt sod rAMIbr TRANK CARD OF1 THANKS KBNBDT I desire to thank my friends it worr Union snd JJ Ik A lm oC ttrry Scully for bre lurl me late bercarement WKS SLSIB KBNNKDT CARD OP THANKt SrTht ur Cecelia fi iT i f1 thelT Heartfelt thanks hee7e nr frlJd na ndsbbors for the beautiful doral offering snd the many acts or madness snd comforting words of sym Id during bereave ment and to George Subr our sincere thanks for all his kbidnras offered to them We loved ber lea ire loved ber but angels loved her more But tbey bare sweetly celled Ucr to yonder shore a Tbe gmlden gate were peeedt a sentle voice id nome And with farewell unapokon she cslmlv ea ttred home THJO FAMILY CARD OF T11ANK1 tETSKJON hrlstenwmTe fsmlly of the Jatberioe Peterson hereby eslend their heertfelt thanks tbe msnr friends and tne officers snd memoirs ot Mission sen bekat Lodge No 20 I and Dsik lh Klsterliond No 2 or the benutlful norsl offerings and tbe manv sets of kind nee snd eomfortlug ords of wmpethy of fereii dnilng their lste beresvement anal to George fiubr our suicire theoks snd sp preclatlou for sll Ills kluJuer CARD OF TIIASK deslr to tbsnk our frlun IS emplore of Itatrnnnlitsn I sundrv Hubsrh and I Hsrry of the firm of Herrr A Kriitlv for thiHr klndnnsa an I hesntlfiil noral of ferllm In one late boreal ement JRSKIN4 and PDWIMi Fsmlllcs CAlID OF THANKS lTOaTCTTKR To relallre and friends wish to extend eur slneern silt liesrtfelt tbsnais f0r the msnv beantlfu floral offer lags and deep respect Hliown to our husband aud brother In our late bereavement MBS HOSflCTTKJl AMJ SISIFRS CARD OF THANKS ICI RTOVICH We desire express our sis cere thanks to our friends fir Ibelr many arts kindness and beautiful floral offerings extended to na in the hour of our lata beroarement 8IM0 KLRTOVICH AND FAMILY CARD OfIFhANIW Men ICE To our many friends we wh to ex tend our sincere thank for tltelr kind ex firesriens of svmpathy and llorsl offsrlags during onr recent bereavement also members I Bush 1 itatlon 8 Mm MrGlGR Dtt 3 AND ANN1B HOGAN CARD OF THANKS MALOCGH We herewith desire to express our nearrteit thanws to Mends and scquslst snees for fhelr kindness sympsthy asd brant If in floral offerings extesded te us iu onr lste berosvemen MR AND MRS MALOCGH AND eV AMIlsfX CARD OF THANKS MICHAFLI8 We herewith delre rt express onr heartfelt thanks to oar kind friends and relatlvea for tbeir many acts of kindness besutlful florsl offerings snd expressions of sympathy extended to ns in onr lste bereavement MRS I KN ST MK HAKLJ8 Mil 0 MJCUAELIS CARD OF THANKS STFPPACniR To my friends 1 wish te tend my most slnrers thanks for their ea preeaUa ot lymnsthe aod klndneaa Mitfi STIITICHBR CARD OF THANKS To mt many frlendi Iwtab to extend sincere end heartfelt thanks for tbe tnanv beentlfit llorsl offerings and dep respect ltown to my dear brother In mv lste bereave ment MRS MARIS ISMvSON I tif JULIUS GODEAU i Ia4eeadea ef the Treat laolnde Eaakalaaliur ranera witk iw aeasavssssw ss aH leavse Llnseolae Prrfeet Service 41 Vaa Veaa Pkeae TnTkt ll at 75 5 hWa nr ki ua r4 3 iWvH 1 tiktibM FUNERALS 75 Complete relieving the family el every possible care The same good service to all even though price Is low as 175 Suhr Co 219 Mission rSt Pha Mission aad II If Subrrrest Freel Sake Jt Treei A Neles Bewy 3 W00DLAWR CREMATORY Located in Beautiful Woodlawn Cemetery Maioric Cemettiiy Association Non aeetarlno NdS wda Phelett DldK Pel Sutler 2WH1 1 iisH WM DUGGAN CO 75 Fnnesral renmlete Treatment most Considerate Service Exrelleot Phope MlseJon 10 1 Talencla Si fii Wiz.