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fll MAI AliTt6BHTWfijwft A swSTTTrfw i wY A 4 fc I SAX XlttVNCISCO CHRONICLE THURSDAY OCTOBER 30 iDID WHEN SHALL WE 11 ASKS REALIZE PEACE mlL feLr Wsordered Condition Pending Ratification of Five More Treaties Mirrored pORMAL TIMES DISTANT i Ciutt DiiIn lr PHccIfloH iiouvici nuoaia io Frankly As Enemy Until Lenine Trotzky pail iv Iv Br EDWIN JAMS A Bacrtal CI Tb Chr nler fCsorttrtt 191 br tbe celeste jrreuee oy PARIS October is delayed in a ssjrauugiy woroeo aruci mi mAc today When nr going to have peace In Europe TM Journal alray in cioi touch with French of feaaldem call attention to th fact rMhatttiera remain after the treatr of VtrsaOlss five other treaties to Pain anil ratified Tt nlrturaa the flswrdared condition tn Europ and still at a dlrtanae the dar when i ftS continent will once more be nor LuckinPawri Will Be Shown At California Tex article la noteworthy because It Make the flat statement that ovlt i spepie ie in enemy ot in awivs ana ray tJiat before pence eomos to Bu rata more must bo accords with Basal isft That central tone of thl portrayal erf the situation Is anvthlnr but ontt Bristle aYTATE IF WAR THrtK tTEII rTa fifteen days we ere assured saya Xet Matin that the treaty of Vr alUr nl come Into force But srtlt one be able to see In this his terle act the return of peace to two mal conditions We do not better Germany was certainly CW principal enemy but she waa vet Itte only one and a state of mtir threatens to continue yet for fusr months strangling our com snsmee and our economic expansion I I i i i saaaHTS if aaavalaalaalaaaaM JHdTOK KIDHAPIHB OF IktsT IFNRINS iiwhis i wasisiiiisw Sat The iter of Luck in Pawn Marguerite Clark coming next to the California signature of the armistice had Annvrrjirv Wwk to Br tor tus an effect llltlo foreseen UHHVCrsaiy WCCIt IU tC Observed at 1 heater gluat of lncreaslnir lhe number of SMS lmli Thev wr four due la the war they hevo berome six A etlA mnmjnt whn nAKnl luttAnH ttt aeace began Austria Hungary it Affect wasut in two and It be amo necessary to treat with both 9 Vienna and Budapest 7artermore tre iiuasian Soviets Other Attractions Another Broadway taj sucesa has been converted Into screen vehicle for Marauerlte Clark Marvin rhoee attitude waa for a lonstlmo Taylors llgrht dramatic success Luck parts of lie country to kidnap prom doubtful have passed rranKly into pAWn Wlth this petite star In the inent foreigners laa camp oi our aaversaries rSSoTi orarathat7uop en toy the real benefit of peace It le feature attraction at the California OecoesarV to ratify or sign yet Theater for Us annlveraary week bb treaties of peace Since Rus H11 Sunday aU has not participated In the The story presents the star aa a Vt conference we must some of country girl with ambitions to these days when order shall have come an artlat She falls In her cho been re eatabilshed In that country I nd but wina the love of a alga with he special accords Be young millionaire or these acta can ba accomplished I The picture Is described as a com what complications exist for our dy of the type that Miss Clark has business men wishing to stab always succeeded In making ex lUh foreign commerce tremely entertaining and sparkling TRADE DIFFICULT pVharleT Meredith head a capable Today the bualness tnan baring calt wrlcti Includes Leota Lofralne aomethlng to sell and wishing to Hlchard Wayne and John Stepptttig go tor example by the land route Herman Heller and the California to Constantinople Is forced to theater orchestra will entertain In 1 cross four enemy countrlee Aus ther usuai excellent manner offering trta Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey programmes supreme Eddie Uorton Technically and for long months the at ne organ wni please tnan who undertakes sucn a voy TM feature attraction playing at the California this week Is What Every Woman Learns An excep age makes hlmselt lour times an enemy One can understand then that under these conditions the end of hos EnM Bennett ond Irving Cummlngs DUtles although officially pro claimed is tar irom naving arrived tlonal cast contains Milton Sills claimed is tar rrom naving arrived i Then when will come the real end UOCk OtTlRe Parleys have tried to Inform ourselves JJg ReSXZTTied JOCtOy Tne whMJM 1 Employers and employes I the DlDtomatique It their opinions are i divided they ar nevertheless all jrL Tr MBr thosanirwfth egari tVaU non th countrie with which we are at ZJ Representatives Personal Attorney in Custody In Mexico ACCUSED OF COMPLICITY Correspondence of American and Wife Seized by Government WABHIKCITON Octbber it Ad Tlcea reached the Stat Department today stating that Senor Mestre personal attorney for William Jenkins the American consular agent In Puebla Mar who waa kidnaped and ransomed for 111000 had been arrested charged with complicity In the kldnailng State Department officials regard the arrest of Meatre and the charges officially mad In Mexico that Jenkins waa In a plot to be kidnaped and ranaomed for a larga aum aa anotner example of the Mexican Government poller of attempting to cloud the Issue by raising false Issues tn the endeavor to cover up the Inefficiency of the Government in protecting foreigners and national throughout rftxlco It Is likened to the charges mad by the Oarrandstaa that the oil company paymasters robbed thera selvee HID HIMSELF If CHARUE The charge has bn openly mad by th Stat goyernment of Puebla that Jenklna acted by orders of the United States Government to hide himself and thua provoke a grave International aituatlon This Is branded by State pepartment official as being utterly absurd It was lea ned today thai the Mexican Government has seised all th correspondence of Jenkins and hie wife In the hope of ftnding something upon which to base tho charges of conspiracy ACCUSED AS DKBTOll Articles have appeared in some of the administration newspapers of Mexico City charging vaguely that Jenkins was In arrears 00 000 pesos nearly the amount of the ransom in revenues to the Mexican Government These papers however explained that It was not known for what this revenue was ewed Other charges nad In the papers according to todaya advices are that enomres of the Government had sent agents to varloua to kidnap prom In order to create additional internal trouble for Presi dent Carrania No credence is given to thee charges in ofilclal circles here The State Pepartment still Is waiting for more particulars regarding the kidnaping of Jenkins and the payment of the ransom Imperial Film Feature Has Notable Cast I 2 gHsggsaa FWasaijH smalrSiSaPB tjflBSeBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsVVK llssllHSrlH 4lssssssssssBal 0LjsH 1 rF BBBBSBSBSBSISsMy JalaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsWakvS TssWlTHllinr 1 llfni i it KVital WP AmiilflraUIlSir bsbbbbbbH Green Figs Fatal Special pupatcli to Tile CbroeMr SANTA BARBARA October I After reooTtrlng from sickness resulting from drinking a cup of coal oil last week Earl Pitcher 4 year old son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Pitcher died today from eating green Uga INCREASED I PAY 200 1 DAK Lila Lee one of the principal players in Male and Female at the Imperial Theater Well Known Screen Star Seen in Cecil De Milles New Drama Adjtetlves could be easily applied In praising th technical and nrttstia values of Male and Female Cecil De Milles new drama aitrrtr unusual attention among local tho ater goers and now Its second week at the Imperial Thenter It is a trrulera that tho publlu has beccme exacting in Its demands and requires th real thing In trie pnotoplay and In this film thero will be found no disappointment It Is not a one star picture The cast is plentifully sprinkled with players that have firmly established themselves In the good graces of the picture fan long since No better choice to play the role of Crichton than Thomas Melghan could have been mad Gloria Swanson does some of ker most acceptable work as the Lady Mary She displays a wealth of gowis Theodore Roberts gives a flawless cnaractarlxatlon of th Lord Loam Dainty and popular Llla Lee has nevei been cast to better advantage than as Tweeny the scullery maid There are a score or more ot other talented actors who aid materially In establishing Male and Female one of th really big successes of the screen LAUIVDHYMAJf nOBBBD OAKLAND October ft A robbery war Austria has Just concurred It appears there was not far to go to arrive at peace at th hands ot the 1 After yesterdays session members tit the ltio aera and Stevedores Union expressed satisfaction with the meet West replying that she does not care lug Their conference committee nad eeparate irom ner momor mey saio ji was inu i Gerrridg Wife WifeWhoStuckto MotherDivorced Spouse Say She Refused to Join Him Here Romance without her mother did not appeal to Mrs Anna Clark according to the testimony of her hus band Chester Clark mananer of attributed to two youths who have the Western branch or tne Kelly puo llshlna Company and the Hendricks Company who has been awarded a divorce decree by Superior Judge George A Bturtevant on deaertlon grounds According to Clark he and his wife who lives at 14 Steuart street Brooklyn were married In 113 before he was of age and on February 1 1918 he tetabllshed himself in San Francisco Although he haa written her to Join htm her and ha sent her money according to his attorney Benham she has refused to come Markle Can Do More Work man tver aince iaK Ing Tanlao Teniae has done so much for and I have praised It ao highly that my family and numbers of my friends hav started taking it waa in statement made in an Interview th othr day by Julian Markl ZI0I Naomi street Los Angeles CaL a popular employ of th American Brak Sho and Foundry Company Rheumatism troubled for thr years before I began taking Teniae continued Mr Marxie xou see i work In damp sand a great deal and both my feet ached all the time and sometimes they would swell up and pain me so bad that 1 would simply hav to lay off work until they got better The rheumatism got in my hands too and they swelled so much and hurt me so terribly that I couldnt hold on to my tools and I thought In a short time I would Just have to give up my work ntlrly My atom ach then went back on me and I loat my appetite and when I would fore myself to eat a little something I suffered no end of misery with gaa and Indigestion Every night that cam waa agony tor me for If my teet and hands didnt give me awful pains my stomach would and many a time I hav lain awake th whole night without sleeping a wink Tim and again I bathed my feet for an hour or more at a time before I could relieve th awful pain and to make a long story short my run down con dition had made me so nervous that I was almost a perfect wreck I guess I would still have been la this shape if I hadnt taken Tan lac for all th other medicines I had tried was simply money thrown away But Ill tell th world that nothing In the world can buy th good Tanlao has dona me Tou may not beliove It but today I havent an ache or pain In my whole body Why It seems Ilk a dream for ma to be so completely relieved of that old rheumatism And my stomach Is In perfect Shape and It makea no difference at All what 1 eat for I digest It and never have a sign of gae or Indigestion and I have gained Just fifteen pound Talk about sleeping Well I would sleep twelve solid hours a day If somebody didnt come and wake me up In the morning My nerves are aa steady as a man could want them and in fact I was never In hotter health in my whole life than I am right now In th foundry I am paid by th piece and ray work is so easy since Tanlao has restored me to health that I make 12 a day or more every day than I used to Oh yes go Vm and publish this statement If you want to for It gives me pleasure to tell the people what Tanlao has done for me and what a remaakabl medicine I have found It to Tanlao Is sold in San Franclsoo and Oakland by The Owl Drug Co The Tanlac representative is at the 77S Market street store meeting the public and explaining thk merits ot the medicine Advt BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHeS CARDS OF THANKS nc vr BIKTTtS BROfSON In this city Oetotwr tL tlis wife ot Vrawa a dauiliter Mary Htlra CALUS la this city October S3 to the wire of dills a son CIU1U8 In tin rllr October C9 to til wlfttot ctiellls a ilauthter Mtrjorlt Veeoolet DALY In this city Ortober te ibe wife of DIt dsofbter Mary ICIl DUMNIOAT Is tble city October te Ms wire A thinolgv a oiosbur see Mnrle BDUUN la this city October te th wife ot I Ediron sea Datl KmlL FRAHU la ibis elty October tot tbe wife ot Louln a ribm dtnshter GOOOIN In Osklend October Si te tbe wife of Alfred 8 aoftls oausnter UARLESS In rbl city October 4otbe wife of Ifarlou eoa U4SKELL In fills city Vetober to the wife of 8 lleiiell a sen Koetrd Llnd wood JOHNSON Tn this trlty Ocleber Hie wtfe ef Johnset a see Tbaretea Berry KKMYON la this city October 3 to the wife ef I Kesyo twin so Philip end Jemes KISHFL In tins city rvtobef SO to lbs wits or I Kinel daughter Ruelrn Tetta KOTOS In this city October in is tbe wile or Hotoi a daothter Calliope MOHDVa In this city Orlober to tbe wife of Mordim daosbter Helen KAITO In tbis city October 21 tbs wife of Xslto a Keoio PRTAL In tbis city October 29 to tbe wife vi rrysi twioi esnsnier tnq nAMCSKM I tbis elty Ortober IT to tbe wife of haemnwee a onasbtef SCANNKLL lo Uli elty Ortober 10 to tbe lfe ot Mlcbsel Scenoell ion Mlcbsel Joseph SCHCIX In this elty October zS te tbe wire Jf Schnlt a diafbter Bleanor Tbelis SMITH la tbis city October 2 to the wits of Binllb dsusbter Vlrflnli Jesn SORENSON In tile city October SS to the alfe of Sureoeea a soa ar iiL VULSStS JSttd Ittatl iK Frlclsco cargo will be moving normally soon Daily Fire Record Austria has been negotiated dts eussed argued and Anally signed at St Germain It has been ratified by on entente power Italy But when will we havo other ratifications Nobody knows What Is LVr4 SKS2 I were ture1 la up vbvtiBitcv i0 oriora iiit mint for a long time France has no more chamber The new one will meet on December and Ita legls latlv power will not begin for som time after that date One i formees then that the exchange of ratifications of the treaty wlth Austria cannot take place before th month of February 120 AND THEN BTJLOAJIIA Bulgaria comes after Austria Her conditions of peace have been glvon berl she had answered and ah will 4111 4 40 A Setter ml Urant No dsniase Still 10 00 A Artstlle bonlertrt sod tke No dsmese Stin 1 Oeary sad tarxln Ve tam sie Still 1 21 Ml Stockton No dnm Still S3 fllilb itemio sad Jada No liimeie Bol itHiM Preetllo No flemil Stilt 2411 1 3903 ssaraaieoto No Ttifl en Moalllstei set Tea Kess Ko dsmevo Wins Suit for Divorce Mrs Lotta 13 Gertrldge was granted a dlvprce by Superior Judge George 11 Cabanlss yesterday from Gertrldge former liquor dealer who answered her suit charging him with desertion snd neglect by denying that she was sver his wife She produced evidence that they were married at Boise Idaho January 4 lilt and liver together many year thereafter She said her marriage certificate waa stolen from her trunk In Baker Or while she was on a visit to hefmother In Salt Lake City She asked for a division of property valued at MOOOO tut while th case was pending settlement waa mad out ef court alcei without doubt esma out On la 1st think thst this country will to ponce wtth us about March April next year A tar Turkey nothing has been yet decided There Is not even th bail ginning of a project of peace with tb Ottoman Empire and no on Faay waw wiu do vn yat Ot th geographta outlines of that eouatry fyr Hungary that is yt another i aftatr We do not know yet who ther can enter Into negotla 1 Un with that country We have not recognised the Hungarian Gov ttmmfwt mnA ua ialt i 1 wevB in A xormaiion at uuaapest or a mln Istry which win be able to send ft plenipotentiaries to us UAa for Russia It Is useless even to make guesses It all depends on th succees of the fight against th i i Bolsheviks and on cannot hop 11 fr peace In Russia before the fall ot Lenine and Trotsky ius Will be nerhana armh liliS awJtlng the far off end of boatlll jff tie to nroceed to rA kKni tlallyth state of peace One could by a number of prudent measures tear down some of the harriers which now divid and hav the effect of strangllnr a th rebirth li i Gee Whia How it Hurts Tho Pain in MyjFoot been operating In this city for the last month was perpetrated on Ow Lee a laundryman of 27 Fourth street at Fourth and Harrison streets early this morning Th loss of f3 was reported Heres a Fine Tonic Laxative Says Druggist Every other night for threa weeks Its your duty to brew a cup of this great vegetable tatthat Is if you want better blood clear complexion and sparkling eyes Celery King Get a package to day It costs but a trifle but as ahealth builder la worth Its weight in gold Normal bowel action perfect working stomach and sweet breath follow Its use The children drink It and enjoy It and Its the gentlest acting laxative they can take 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SSS Market St psoas Setter MT foe Bootlet Gee fQiifVi gee how yotlll latf and latt and laff when you see the famous BOOB WEEKLY thats one of th funny section ot th new San Francisco Chronicle Screen Magazine that will take this town by storm Hsre In this great new SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE SCREEN MAGAZINE ea week youll see In fascinating moving pictures all those InterestingInteresting things that you see and road of In all th latest mag aslnes Art Science Industry Fashions Physical til Trick Photography runny Stunts Famous People Things youve never seen before and a thousand and one other things we cant even think of now ASK your THEATER MANAGER TO SHOW IT each week He will do It If you ask for it A8KI THE LOS ANGELES TIMES Regularly Print Start CLASoinhTD ADVERTISING than Any Ottat Los Angeles Newspaper SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 742 Market Street At Graae Ave TclephoM Kearny 2121 BIDWELL CO RepreaeoUuVaa MARRfAGB LICENSES The foUowint aarrlate license were leaned In Baa ranclHco retterdar Ednuard Dalmon sgod S5 and Phllomeae Ttaraaleous ad 48 both of 700 Broad ear fred Butler OT sod Tilly Frederics S3 both of Hldrldfe Cat rred 1 Post as Berkeley sad Anns Eea 2D MlaoeapolU Minn Ernet Oart it ilo Brodarlck street and rlortace Potter St 8i Wiener street Charles Noteatlse 34 sad Jimiaa Weraer SO both of lone Oeary street Wsllsce Wrlsbt 88 Z1 Post street sad Oertrnde McQueen SI Honolulnl It Tomaky 31 1ST csrl atraet aad Stells Harris IS 291 Csrl afreet Walter Cathie 40 and CeneTiere Keller 29 botb of 321 Urant svenne Herman Bi ojer 8S 2S2II rolaom street and Idabelle Alser 7S Bartlett atreot Ktnll gelfert Wheatland and Mar fnartte Van Oooe SS Baeramento Jsaes Beaver S3 Portland Or aad Cbrtathie Wlelr 80 Alameda William MePbenmn 23 A and Mary A Duncan 23 370 Leilnfton see Due Frank McArdle 81 S4A Colore etreet aad Aaae laafley is Ml reoujjltaiila avenue William Qreenbow 31 2MS Lane street aad Marjort McKlaler 18 8001 Pin atreet AITS It Yooaf 2S 12ES Guerrero atreet sad MlanleA Duskel 23 7M llilru tourlh eve see Herbert Maelnra 25 Stockton aad Pearl Mcuaffer x2 Bay foist Joeenb wollr 21 lend Suttee street sad Lens Meyer 11 2772 Bush atreet ueorge lo mrioo oo xfrooairo and Pali Dan 34 Keoo Ner Uaora II RrhitlMt SA4R Csllfomle atreet aad Kate Jaeboe 2 571 Blfltteeatb avooue Donald French 24 Bio Dell Oal snd Marie Koters 24 Ororllle Alfred Bmltn 27 11 CUT streeti and OsnerlaTS A llenderaoe 28 1449 Poat etreet Ctiarlre Blom 28 Alameda sud Mabel JC Csrllierg 23 Clinton Okie OAKLAND October 2B The followlaf mar rlsaa Ilcenaes were Inaued here today i Stanley Hesfren sgee xj snq jmpnijii Meurer ased IS both of Oakland Charles 1 Durand 82 Colfai and Anna Preltaa 20 Oakland Albert a BIlTerfoot Point Bens aad Vlrslnla I Ciiadro 21 Oakland Manuel SlWa Ss and Margaret Ceccbl 24 both of Pleaaantoa Frank Fountain 83 and Margaret Lepa aoich 22 ootn ot Oakland Tboma Van Alatroe 87 and Lllllaa Barnard 05 both of waahlngton UIIU Ul OW Richardson 37 Bniilagama Abe 8oaa 28 Stockton and Ethel Rosenberg IS Oakland BAN JOSH October 2 The followtng mar rlage lleenaea were laaued here today lleorae Noe 44 and Buale Culbert 48 both of Plymouth Amador county Perry Hliorrldan 34 and Irene Rey nolda 1 both of Oakland Harry Olaen 27 and Aramlnta Howe 23 both of Palo Alto Frank Coucaloea 23 Wataonrllle and Mary tordoea 22 Ban Jose Morris Freemen 20 and Barbara A Wella 20 botb of Ban Franelaco Frank Bantoa 32 and 8o0a Blag 28 both ef Santa Clara SAN RAFAEL October IB Tbe fouWng nsarrlage lleenaea were laaued nere today John Dremen 41 and Lorcttt Bandolpn SI both of Oakland Ilarry Oyoung 21 and France Ting 18 both of San Francisco Lester Tubbe 24 Vallfjo aad Besale II Plan 28 San Franelaco In San Francisco BAJtar In tble pity October 29 191 Anthony Fredmlok Barry a native of Couety Cork Ireland aged 4 years Hrmalns et tbe cbapel of It Bubr Co S91B Mlsalop at between 26tB sad 2Stb CA1XT In tbis rltr October I9I Ellas both Caley beloted wife of Robert taley and lerlng mother of William Robert snd a me Caley andthe late JDIIaabeth Caley Lltllewood and John Tbeeaes Albert George Snd Oats snd Mrs JJlanrho Barman and grandmotlierfof laelya A 11 it 1c wood safisuiea Csleyi a satire ef England Friends ere Invited to attend the funeral eerrlree Saturday No ember 1919 at erloca It at Trinity Cburcb sis ternrh and Market ate Mra Cater la at Trumass chapel lv Mlkslmi St near Flf tsrermeat Mount ojnet ceaietery ne ab Fnneral emH val ii hMth jam 2 see tomorrow iFrldsyl at S30 A thence to Hacred Heart Church where requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of ble soul eommeecing at 0 AT Remains st tbe chapel of llalated ft Oe 1122 Bntter st ontll llB0 oclock Tkoraday nljbU Intemsent private CASTAOVOLA In this city October 28 1919 Uetvnlme Caatagnola Deleted wife Of tbe late Andrew Csstegnols nailee of Italy sgad 3yearev A member of St Aaes Somelr ef sta peter snd Pauls Cburcb ZHt a Papers plesae cepy John and Mary Brenoan mother of lira Catherine Emerson and tb lace MaryiBulll van grandmother of Beroice Emereoo4 slates of Jamre Istrlrk Brenoan a aatlte et New oril aged 07 leers 11 months sad dart Funeral aervlree Thursday October i SO lull at 1 30 oclock at her late real dence A026 San Psblo are thenee le au Calumbaa Church Wth at and Ban Pabls are for bleealng Interment St Mac a Cemetery WTXlOH ltl North Oakland Ortober ta 119 Hlchard A Wilson leloed lioaband ef Miriam Urare Wilson lotlng father of Marsarell Wll on and beloeed son of sad Msry Wilton and brother of Roland Clsreane Prsecea Erelya and Percy wilaoa of Be nlda a native of San I rancleco aged 29 yeere and 24 day A member of Boilermakers Inloa Local 23 rrleedi are epei I fdllr Invited to ettead the funeral Thuraday Ortler 30 at oclock A from hie lata realdeora 6304 Karmam et thent to st Augustine a lea and Airaxraa ave vim OAlinog la hi ii Aetahee to i4ie 4 thilreb Paa and Alr ttraa are where a Po aseo years i i bih i MtM A 1L Interment lloly Sepdlihre Cemetery Outside San Francisco lf kf from her lute vooner ard loving father of ilath liaael Raymond end I a satire at Iewe aged Bo yei days A member ef Rli Weedlsg suagsysp WtlMakMKlJaWeJM Ostlelsas sterke Se MAnRIAGEB BELIOOODF la this cltyr Ortober 21 by Judge Deasy Thomas Bell egad 42 and Mary Ellaabeth Oooile aged 87 CARLSON snoRLIN la this city October S3 by Bev Mothenway Arthur Fred erlck Carlson 24 and Margaret Slolse CLAILiwini ta this etty October 27 by judge a Oonlso Bnrke Uwreocs Oley 22 snd Elenors lewl 24 OOuVlTBtMAM BALDWlN In thU city October 27 by Judge Rolls Wstt Wllllsm Cenntrytuan 41 and Prlacllls Ssldwlat CBAMER BELriLS In 4hle city October 17 Rev 1 Blblev William Cramer 21 sod Harriett Wleo Belflla 90 CROWELL KTTKR In thla city October 22 by Bev Sibley William Bulye Crowell 23 snd Marlon hfaaon Vtter 28 DENHTON COMLANp Ie tl city Octo DVuVlatooTsS and Edns Oopelaod 19 DOBiA STAArs lo this city October 17 br Judge noils a Watt Joseph Doraa Z4 sad Elhel Btaata 24 BNDKRS JAOOBa 1 this city Ojlober 2T bv Rev A Cv Shepherd JihS Edward Badera 24 aad Eva waive Jacobs 22 ORKNUiAFDA ILVA la this elty Octo 277y Jodge tVeey Loula Oreen leaf 28 sod Mine da Sllve 40 ORlVriMI KlCKI this city October tt by judge Rolls watt yernon Boa land Orlf 5th 23 snd Phoebe Klek IS HOlXlNfiSWORTa 8CHIjitt la Ms elty October 24 br Judge A I Baraett William rJyllelUaiorta SI end Xtlca Each MKYERNEDaACa It thla City October 23 Judge Deasy Walter Joseph Merer 23 and Evelyn Sellne Keuhans ill MmTHELL BIIKKE SIn thla city October 27 by Juoti Rolls Watt Joseph Mitchell nft and Beaale Bnrke 87 PADbATZ PATTERBON In thla city October ss Ihr Rev Sibley Edward Andrew Pad daW 32 and Helen Cynthia Patterson 23 IlIllMMCwW rtt October 12 br Rev Nlbley Dstld Smith 32 and Eatber McCrscken 24 SVENDdES afADSEN ln this city October 23 by Judge Prendergaet Rvendeen 29 and Anna Madaen 20 THOMAS SCHWEITZER In thla Clly October 27 if Bev 8 Wueatley Jacob IToaby Ibemes 21 anff Elslns Bchweltser 21 TOWMIEkl58MAlL ln thla rltr October 28 be Judge A Bsrnett Jack Dauber Towne end sad Ellth Bails Small 9 WALinVWALRATMI Ia this city Ookoeer 17 by RtT 1 Willie Jobs Rolsud wslsb 28 aad Oartrad Wslratts 28 aVWsaafyvastF 1 1 11 1 LJJaMllllllJ YOUR TIMK MAY BS LIMITEIJ TO CATCH A BOAT Oft TRAIN LMiiBurw DKATIli ISi SAN fRAhCIHt Barry Anthony 04 Caley Elisabeth Campion 38 Castagaols Geronlma lonper 40 Fdlagton Berths Rvana Alinlo 41 Fallon Delia xflin tl 80 Kliaiiairkk John ilelmer 48 Lesnrua Bertha McQualde Emma foatlng Stella MT I Roes Donald 71 Shoudy Dexter Hinnea Minnie 4 I blinir Clinrlet I WIlllaiiK Clay 8 a PiKuai flEitritLviiAuaiA i Wllaon A 2B onTiipJUH turnkey IUri Mn Sullivan Annie 3T rjeeaae Henry 331 Leeeseam A TL Gerdsor VlrglsU rVhiU Ceikerlae 1 Vlted sttend QA AA a- at av A ai rom net inm realrlenos 312 Francisco gu theses lo Bts Poter sad tattia Cburcb vrbere a recufeta nigh maea will be celebrated tor tbe recess ef her seal eorameactag at 1030 A COpriR Is this etty October IS 191 rr uviorva naBDana or siiaaoeta ooper ard loving father of James PesrL Krneti vooner eara 8 montha tnhntAH Pmn No 470 0 Csrasas Colon Local no oia Peudaare Invited te attend the fdheral services Thorsday October 80 at 10 oclock A it at Trumans chaVel 1919 Mlaalna at near Fifteenm st Interment Sunset kVlew Cemetery Oakland Snaxov la thU city October 28 1919 Berths beloved wife of Job Edlagtea sister of William 11 rreeetntBsC a native ot Australia Friends are Invited to sttesd the fnneral today at 230 it from the parlors ot Aahlcy McMullea oeary et Sixth sve XTAJfS In thla etty October 28 1919 Aante Evana Scottl benvel wife of Barry Arthur Kress a native ef England aged 41 years Frlenda snd acquaintance are rsesectfully Invited te attend iueeral services Thursdsy October 80 1S19 at oclock from the chapel of Jnllua aodeau 41 Vsa Mess ste FAtLOg In this elty October Sa 1911 Delia dearly beloved wife of the late James Fallns and loving motber of Emma Fallon Mra A Hampton Mrs Csllon Mra OConnor Mra II Oreefkena and the lata Mary Lennoe and James Fallon snd grandmother of Clareac Lennon a native of Ireland The funeral will tike place tomorrow Friday et 0 oclock A rrom her late reel dence 2328 Dlvlaadero at thence to St Dominics Cburcb where requiem maea will be celebrated for the renoae of her eoul wHHvHva Wiov clue a ii juj private Uoly Cross Cemetery Kindly oinlrl oowers TEHTOsT October 28 1019 Oeerae Feston father ef Mrs faille Ht rlt Mrs Isors Isvia Mrs Cora Blcks Mrs Emms Perry Janet Leo sad Marvin FoaUna egei 80 yesra months sad It dare Funeral servloea will be held Prlday October Si it 2 oclock at the rhap of llalated ft Co 1122 Butter at under th auaplcea of the Orand Army of the Republic Interment Nations Cemetery prmldlo nrzfATRlCX An anhlvereary recnlem maea will be celebrated for tbs repose of the eoula ef the lets John Fltapstrlek who died Is France aad Sarah ritipatrlck et the Canrrh of tbe Moat Uoly Redeemer tomorrow Frl day morning st 8 oclock SZUtrxR la ths clly October 29 1919 Edward i Hcluier beloved eon of Louis Bel ner brother of Al Belmer ef Oakland Cat Louis Ilelmer ef New York Mrs Sayra of this city native of Oes Moines la aged 48 years Remains st tbe chapel of Halated ft Co 1122 Sutter st nntll 7 A Friday In torment Colorado Springs Col LAZVavaIa thla city October 1919 Bertha beloved mother ot Paul Lssurus slater of Mrs Eugene Sommer snd Mrs I Levy ot New Haven Conn Mew Xork and New Haven nepers please copy atoaVAXSZ la thla dry October 28 1919 Emma beloved wife et Arthur te Suslds aad daughter of Mary and the late amea Hereon altter of James Francla and Mary A oleeaon a astlvs ef bloke lumne Hill Calaveras county Csl Frlenda and acqualntancea are respectfully lnvled to attend the faaeral today Thiirsdar at 9 oclock from her late real dence 224 Clayton at thence to St Agnes Church where a requiem blgb maea will be celebrated for tbe repose or her eonl com menclog at 980 oclock Intermest Holy Croaa Cemetery P0NT1SO In thla city October 28 1019 Stella Marie Louise dearly beloved wife of Walter Posting loving nebghter of Mra Fred Reads and the late Rev Frederick Beade great rrandilaugbter of Lord Colebroke former Governor General of the Province or New Brunswick Canada a native of England The funeral will take place tomorrow Friday from tbs funeral home ef Moashsn ft Co 18th snd Dolores ats where services a ill be held commencing at 3 later uiena vprees inwn vsmeury BOSS in this city October 1919 Donsld Roaa Idolised bnsbesd ef Catherine Rots loving father of jantse Allater Harry A Annette snd Wslter Roea astlvs of Scotland aged 71 rears 3 moetha 12 daya A member ot California Lodge Ne I and A and California Chapter No 8 A Friends are Invited to attend thst fnneral serrlces today Tnumdsy st 11 oclock A st tbe Mssoelc Temple Van Neaa ave and Market at under the suspires of California Ledge No 1 and A Friends may call at bla late boms IBS Albion svs Interment Woodlsw Cemetery Fuseril srsngements under be direction st Bubr ft Co SH01TDT In thla elty October 28 1919 Dexter beloved mirnnit of Julia Shoudy and father of Kenneth Shoudy and son of Mary Shoudy a native ef Wsshlsgtoa A menoer ef nue Temple A A of Seattle and 0 of Seattle Notice ot uneral hereafter Remains st ths parlors ot McAvoy ft Oilers Company 2001 Market st SIVMEs In thla olty Ortober 29 1919 Mia nio dearly beloved wife of Anton Slnnea loving mother of Henry Toft aad beloved eieter of Mrs Annie Ipeen of Oakland Mra Mary Uhlenberg ot San Franolaco snd Hsneeo of Wlaconeln a native of Denmark aged 34 years 11 montha and 25 daya Frlenda are Invited to attend tbe funeral services tomorrow rrldsy et 2 30 oclock at the cbapel of 11 Subr ft Co 2019 Mlaalon at between 23th and 2tth In clnerst Ion Mouot Olivet Cemetery Plesas omit flowers WJXtlAntS In this elty October SS 1919 Clsy Hanlson Idolised sea ot Alfred snd Ads Harriaon Williams levlag grandeoa of Mrs Ellaabeth Rsrrleoa a astlvs of Ssn Frsnclaoo aged year 23 days Tbs funeral will take place tomorrow Friday at 9 30 A from tbs parents reel denes 823 24th svs Interment Holy Cross Cemetery tTBHOFT Ie this clly October 29 1919 Chsrlea Lidssrly beloved bnsbsnd of Caroline VbhofT loving father of Mrs A Holmgren Charles Clihoft Jr snd Mrs Lillian Oanthlef native ot Oermsuy Friends are Invited te attend tbe tneeral eervlcea tomorrow Frldsy at I oclock at the chapel of Snhr A Co 2019 Mlaaloa at between 23th esd 2lh Interment private WHITE In Dsly City October 29 1019 Carb vrlna White beloved wife of tbe late Fen ton Whits loving mower of Peter le Xmm Near Rom Orlnlicp ST 1919 Henry Wtfres Dome beloved nuehtnd of Ada Rice Pomes loving father of Eve Irving Crleon It Grace Chsrlea af snd Lrlssd Domes a native of Csll forels sgad S3 years Pnnersl services Frldav Octoler 31 1919 at 1 II at the parlors of Jauiea Taylor northeaet corner of lAth Snd Jetrertn eta Oakland Cai to which frlenda are Invited Friends Sad aconalstaneen reeneetfnllv Is a buAK ine ranerai Aaunraav vce uasaais ia stsn juruei uctoner xs ivi Vtrslnls beloved wife of the late Jamea II Gardner mother of the late Marie Harlan and graadmotker of George 11 Harlan a native of Francs aged 93 yesra 4 montha IT days Friends err respectfully Invited te sttesd tbe funeral eervlcea Thursday October SO 1919 at 10 oclock A st St Raphaels Cburcb where requiem nigh maea will be said for tbe repose of her eoolt Intermest prlvste Remains st tbs parlor of IT Sawyer 000 Fourth St San Rafaev L0CHBA1TX In Ban Mateo October 28 11 AtiguBt Locnbaum beloved busbsnd of Annie Lorbbsutn snd beloved father et tbe lots AngiiKt 11 Lochbaum Mra Johaana Oreen JEttward Lochbaum Mra Martha Hadley OUv Lochbeum Cbarles Lochbaum Mrs Josephine Wider and Mra Oa moot a member ot Psclfle Lodge No 13s ssd A Mf a astlvs of Edeaksses Stats of Bavaria Germany egad SI years meatus snd 14 days Frlenda ire Invited te attend tbe funeral services Thursday afternoon October 80 at 1 st daeonlc Temple Van Ness svs snd Onk tL whsre services will be held under the auaplcee ef Paclno Lodge Ne 18s aed A Cremation cypreaa Lawa Cemetery Remelaa at Geo Snelder Co chapel Saa Mateo a IN MEMOBIAM WARMAN la loving memory of my Idolised dsnghter Mergsret McCloekey Wsr msn who passed sv ay one year ago today Dear one you are not forgotten Non will you ever be Ae long aa life and memory laata 1 thill always think of thee MUM MARX McCLOSKET October 30 le CARD OF THAVES UARCIANO The family and relatives of the 1st Antonio Msrdano herewith vlah to es preea their alncere thanks for the comforting words of aympsthy snd bosutlful florsl offer lage tendered tbem during the sad boura of their lots bereavement HALSTCD CO THE OLD FIRM Foaaded 1883 A HALSTED Fwaeral Directors aad Knbalmer 1123 SUTTEB ST Phone Franklin 6265 Is Braacket Plea for Farmer Continued Before House Committee Miller Urges Members Nation May Lose Self Sustaining Status Sk iV jtr if Special bv Lfaecd Wire to The Chronicle WASHINGTON October 29 Unle mora satisfactory returns are assured farmers the Nation will cease to be self sustaining In ten years time John Miller representing the National Board of Farm Organisation told th House Judiciary Committee today Millar continued his argument for the Cupper Hern an 1111 I permitting farmers to bargain col lectively for their sale of products The matter la very serious said Miller Many economists agree that in ten years unless present conditions are changed and present tendencies checked America will ceaee to ba a self supporting ration Sh must In that case draw her suppliea ot food from other land When wis comcH lo pass thPeac Ond safety of the Nation will threatened We will probably lo the balance of trade now in our favor and will bo forced to take such defensive meaauies as will filve us control of the seas Miller said the food speculator must be eliminated The conflict between the middleman and the producer Is on and it must go forward until a decision Is made said Miller It Is Impossible to go on aa we hivo proceeded In the past without encountering danger and possible ruin Fanners should havo liberty to rlo collectively what they have the right to do as Individuals By legalising co operative effort the good of all Hie world would be conserved and promoted McAdoo Mentioned In President Race Movernent for Former Rail Chief Gains Strength Special Dispatch to The Chronicle SANTA BARBARA October William 0 McAdoo will In all prob ability bo the next democratic carf dldate for President This Is th news brought from Washington today bv Postmaster fitorke who has been East eceral weeR Thai McAdoo movement Is stirring througi all Democratic circle New York city leaders and rank and file In other larga Eastern cities looking favorably upon the former Secretary and Federal railroad head as the partys standard beaicr next Mar Fnrmor Speaker Clark Is1 also mentioned said Tostmaster Storks but ther oun be no doubt but that McAdoo la regarded aa likely to tho most formidable candidate It I also certain that were President Wilson to allow hi name lo be ad vanced lis would receive the solid support of the party but his condition of health Is such as to preclude any possibility i Entertained Other Women Her Plaint Mr Clira Qrac waa rrantd 4I va a -late Martltner bullh as daughter et Us late i clerk by Superior Judge John Hunt yesieraay lor willful neglect Sh said he gave her scarcely any money and told her ho couldnt because his salary was only ISO a month When sh complained to the manager of the bank that this was not a fair sal ary for a married mam she said sh learned he had been getting 1140 month Eh said he spent it enter talnfnsT othr womn Thy wra married at SanJos April SO lilt 4 llearv and William Boyle Feotos White and tbe late Thomaa Boyle a native of Creokatewn County Cork Ireland aged SS years Friends sre Invited te alteud the funeral tomorrow Friday at 9 oclock A from the chapel of bubr ft Co 291 Mlaaloa between xfitb ssd 2utb tfaesee to St Anns Church Coitus where 1 requiem high meet will celebrated for the repose of her will cominenrlnej at 9 30 oclock A Interment Holy Croas Cemetery In Oakland Berkeley Alameda 1 TmMU I Ahl A1 A A MWAUBAVM I WlWn AO IV Samuel Llvlngafon dearly beloved huebaad of ia Livingston laving father et Raymond Olsdyss Janice Rase Ethel Lltlsgstos loving son sf lassc sad Ssrsh Livingston and brother of Abe Llvlagatne a astlvs ef thlcsgo aged 4H yean montha 28 daya A member of Oakland Lodge Ne 133 and A Fuoeral service Thuraday October 30 at 10 clock A from his lata residence 841 Perry at Oakland STLUTA In Qsklaml Csl Ortober 20 1019 Annie cuiurnn oetoveu wiaow of the JULIUS G0DEAU1 Independent tbe Treiet In Eablsalng Funerals wh Hears Uaal4 Menarlags Ant a 4rTC as tiiiw pegg ferrle 4t Taa Xsv ra Mark rFMivlW I jhWaJMM iWi 1 i aSI tf.