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of a a SECTION T-PAGE 16 THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SUNDAY. JUNE 23, 1929 CC SAN JOSE HIT BY FIRE RUSH: $75.000 LOST Wind Fanned Flames Destroy Two Buildings and Smaller Structures; Two Are Injured SAN JOSE, June by a stiff south wind, the most spectacular fire to break out in San Jose for more than a year this afternoon destroyed two buildings and several smaller structures. Damage was estimated at $75,000. The fire originated in the office of the Well Made Tire Company on the second floor of the Lehman Building at West Santa Clara and Autumn streets. The building, a two story wooden structure, was rapidly enveloped in flames, which spread to the Maurer Building.

While all available fire apparatus was called out, the blaze entirely destroyed the two buildings, then to the dry, brush filled bed leaned, Gatos Creek, and crossed the street to the $60,000 Hubbard Carmichael lumber yard. A shingle shed in the lumber yard was reduced to ashes, but the firemen prevented the blaze from sweeping the entire lot. The fate of an entire block of residences on Delmas street adjoining balance. the luebedentard hung prepared in tito abandon Continuing their bed of the creek, the fire destroyed a number of barns and smaller structures adjoining it. G.

L. Tonkins, volunteer fireman, had his hands slashed by a broken windshield, while Bernal Kunze, hydrant inspector, had a long splinter of glass driven into his right leg. Veteran Editor, Wilkinson Dead WASHINGTON, June Universal Service -Edwin Harmon Wilkinson, Sunday editor of the Washington Herald, engaged in newspaper work for 45 years, died from heart disease today at his home here. His death was discovered by 1 his wife, Hope Wilkinson, when she attempted to awake him early today. He apparently had died in his sleep.

Wilkinson was born in Norwalk, Ohio, 67 years ago. When he was he began a distinguished newspaper career which led to 25 years of service with the Hearst organization. Wilkinson came to Washington' from New York five years ago, to become associated with the Vashington Herald, following chase by William Randolp For the greater periods time he served us Sunday, Wilkinson is survived byte ow and and by two children. thert Wilkinson, now conducting WSpaper syndicate in New and Mrs. Helen Minter, of Calif.

Altrusa Clubs Elect. DENVER June 22,4 (AP) Helen Johnston, Des Moines, re-elected president of the National Altrusa Clubs at the closing session of the organization's convention here today. FORD, EDISON 'TEAR DOWN' HOUSE; CAR KING SIFTS NEWS (Continued from Page One.) balls fired in a war. The people who are making money in the liquor traffic are hanging on. The scare is part of a propaganda.

TAXIS SEEK COURT ACTION. Ford--We must have more and cheaper taxis. They are the next step in the evolution of transportation. First the horse the street car and now the taxicab. Taxicab transportation will relieve traffic congestion.

We are ing our output from 8,000 10,000 a day. SPANISH FLYERS. Ford--Aviation is one of the big fields of future development. It is not in competition with the automobile business. Every man who flies expects to find an automobile waiting for him on the landing field.

GARMENT STRIKE VOTE. Ford-Industry needs a few adjustments here and there. The world needs a few more well-organized industries here and there. Otherwise there is a noticeable improvement in conditions everywhere. We are all better off today than ever before.

Ford is returning immediately to Detroit. WILLIAM W. HANSEN, Manager WILLIAM J. McLAUGHLIN, Asst. GEO.

J. ASMUSSEN. Secretary United Undertakers EATABLISHED JULY, 1883 2596 Howard St. at Twenty-second NEW HOME PARLORS Telephone Mission 0276 F.C.JAEGER and SON MASTER FLORISTS Jaeger's Flowers Last Longest Orders Telegraphed Any viere 141 POWELL ST. Tel.

Do agian 4045 Births, Marriages and Deaths The following licenses were issued in this city yesterday: ALEXANDER PETERSON Joseph E. Alexander. 43, Redwood City, and Gladys E. Peterson. 22.

1467 Ellis st. ALEXANDERIAN KELLY Albert A. Alexanderian, 28, 2475 Sacramento and Margaret L. Kelly. 24.

610 Noe st. L. Armenta. 2, 1142 18th and Josephine Galindo, 19, 2824 Folsoni st. BAKER -DICKSON-ohn Baker, 21, 819 Ulloa and Amanda M.

Dickson, 21, 955 Bush st. BELL ALEXANDER James Bell, 46, 615 Wisconsin and Christina T. Alexander. 44. 1917 20th st.

Binelli. 24, 2615 Bryant and Mildred Fregulia, 20. 705 Florida st. BORGHELLO-FREGULIA Artilio Bor23, 2549 Bryant and Elizabeth Fregulia, 23. 705 Florida st.

BROZ McGORVIN George Broz. 24. Mare Island. and Ruth E. McGorvin, 22.

4252A st. Buecl, 29, and Rose Tomasello, 22, both of 725 Silliman st. CASEY SULLIVAN John Casey, 69. Oakland. and Mary Sullivan, 66, 415 Pierce st.

CASTIGLIONE McLAUGHLIN Frank W. Castiglione, 29. 21 Truett and Patricia McLaughlin, 27, Berkeley. Cal. CRAW Elizabeth CRAWFORD-LONG-John Crawford.

of 613 27. and Long. 18, both Hyde st. DAVIS- O' Davis. 26.

1634 24th and Florence O'Donnell, 24. 1246 21st ave. -Emilio Dodi. 54. 2308 Pacific and Mary Abelli, 50.

Alameda. Cal. ELLIS- ELLIS-GREENSLADE-C M. Ellis. 24, 2084 Mission and Olive E.

Greenslade. 18, 5347 Geary st. FINK- Joseph Fink, 26, 2858 Steiner and Jene Brady, 19. 2858 Steiner st. GOOCH- Goochi, 27, 171 Page and Florence Grove street.

22. Fairfax, and Cora E. Zerbe, 22, 28 -ZERBE- Theodore L. Gordon, Cordova st. 70 SEEN FOR LIFE AVERAGE NOTICE OF INTENTION 'TO MARRY "Had health departments of the United States the money to spend in the proper application of the present discoveries of medical science and the people were educated to enjoy these benefits the average life length in the next 20 years would be 70 years." Dr.

Lee K. Frankel, noted health authority of New York, based his conclusion on the progress made by science in combating deadly diseases in the last 25 years. One of the outstanding achievements of medicine cited by Dr. Frankel is the marked decrease in the death rate of infants. Nutrition is given by Dr.

Frankel as one of the great fields of research. Friday morning at 9 o'clock Dr. Frankel, who is stopping at the Fairmont Hotel, will address the National Conference of Social Work. He is second vice president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Arraignment of Suspects Delayed Arraignment of Lloyd Sampsel, alias L.

V. Summers, and Ethan A. McNab, indicted for robbery Friday by the Alameda County Grand Jury, was postponed yesterday by Superior Judge Fred V. Wood at the request of ex- Senator Frank Carr, who appeared the accused men in place of Attorney Hugh K. McKevitt, who was obliged to be out of town yesterday morning.

Senator Carr asked that the arraignment be set for tomorrow, 9 in order to give him time to study the indictments. Both alleged bandits are specifically charged with holding up the Berkeley branch of the Bank of America on June 14 and stealing $17,900. All but $3,084.11 of this amount has been recovered, Berkeley police said. Vincent St. John, I.

W. W. Aide, Dies Death has closed the career of Vincent St. John, former noted labor leader who lived here in obscurity the last few years. He died at a local hospital after a prolonged illness.

St. John and "Big Bill" Haywood were active in founding the Industrial Workers of the World in Chicago in 1905. He was prominent in strikes of metal miners in Colorado, Montana and Idaho, and was one of many arrested In war time on accusations of sedition and sabotage. He served a term in Leavenworth prison, following conviction. Following his release he made his home in California, but was little heard of since.

DIVORCES COMPLAINTS FILED BRADLEY-Anna CHAPMAN-Ruth VA. Orville Lee, cruelty. DEXTER- Albert vs. R. vS.

Edward, Julia cruelty. Rankin. annuiment. V. VA.

James cruelty vs. James desertion. HALF Madelyn L. vs. Worth, cruelty.

KAESTNER-William V5. Catherine, cruelty. PIC Abad vs. William, annulment. SHEETS--Clarence H.

vs. Tina annul" DECREES GRANTED GENOCHIO from Chester B. Virginia from John. ZACARIAS--Anna from Leverato. Established since 1883 -46 years of service.

The same service to all, regardless of cost. H. F. Suhr Co. Incorporated "The House of Service" Fred Suhr, President Herbert F.

Suhr, Manager 2919 Mission St. Phone Mission 1811 GREEN-SMITH-Joseph Green, 21, 933 Buchanan and Dorothy Smith, 18, Buchanan st. HEINT Castro and Louise H. M. Heintz.

Wenzel, 85, 29. 1260 Noe st. HILL-BOTTENSTEIN-Fred Hill, 24, 597 Dolores and Helene Bottenstein, 24, Kentfield. HOUSMAN--KITT Ralph E. Housman, 31.

and Frances M. Kitt. 22, both of Stockton. KENT SHANNON Edward Kent. 35, and Kathleen Shannon.

28, both of vi Shipley st. LECHNER-GORLIER-Frank E. Lechner, 29, 2185 Bay and Sophie F. Gorlier. 24.

3831 Army st. MAHER-MALCHI-Thomas Maher, 21, 852 Geary and Viola Malchi, 18, 959 Sutter st. MARSH-BUSBY-Glenn Marsh. 21, 452 Castro and Virginia Busby, 20. San Jose ave.

Mazzei, 43, and Margaret Teichman, 33. both of Cal. McCARTHY BUCKLEY Thomas Carthy, 30, and Mary Buckley, 23, both of Sacramento, Cul. McKENNEY-BURNETT Hugh McKenney, 28, 645 Bush and Loretta burnett, 20. 1347 85th vichael McQuade, 22, and Ella Hambey, 20, both of 60 Beaver st.

MULLER- Muller, 24, 2325 24th and Ena N. Peninger, 17. 701 28th st. OWEN-CORMACK-James E. Owen.

27, 1746 Geary and May C. Cormack, 28. 50 Endicott Park. PETERSON-WESTLAKE-Emil R. Peterson.

24. 1033 Arkansas and Roberta, M. Westlake. 18, 1156 Shotwell st. Puett 20, 387 Eddy and Jodice Lewis.

26. 834 42d avenue. Quinones, 22, 120 Hyde and Clara Reynolds, 18, 1643 Bush st. A. Raddatz, 30, St.

Paul, and Olga E. Bortoli. 26. South San Francisco. RORVICK-GOMES-George Rorvick.

29, 1109 Page and Virginia Gomes, 19, Oakland, Cal. SHAPIRO-RHEINGOLD-Ollter Shapiro, 45. and Rosie Rheingold. 50. both of 1126 Fillmore st.

Jol S. Sullivan, 37. 3268 Sacramento and Elly Kask, 28 2750 Sutter st. THOR-SANDERSON-Thornton Thor, 26, 3708 Army and Ora Sanderson. 22, San Jose.

Cal. YOUNG- HENRY-Earle Young. 26, 3675 Sacramento and Dorothy Henry, 21, 1667 9th ave. ZU-NIGA ALMENDAREZ Rutilio Zuniga 33. and Teresa Almendarez, 28, both of 484 Bryant st.

MARRIAGE LICENSES The following applications for marriage licenses were made in this city yesterday: BIGGAR-LANGE William Biggar, 04, Santa Monica, and Grace Lange, U. S. Navy, and Caroline Witherly, 25, 48. 2101 Laguna st. BOSTIC-WITHERLY Lee Bostic.

21, San Diego, Cal. BUTLER- BUTLER--FOWLER-Johario J. Butler. 43. 460 24th and Blanche A.

Fowler. 30. 714 43d ave. Walker Clapp, 50. 725 14th and Thelma Starr.

29. vue Hotel. CUDWORTH-BRINGHURST-Kelly Cudworth, 21, Mill Valley, and Luwella Bringhurst, 22, 848 California st. DALY FAY Harold C. Daly, 21, San Pedro, and Margaret I.

Fay, 18, Wilmington. DA SCOTT. Hamilton Dawkins, 29. 182 Nevada and Gregoria Scott, 24. 17 Porter st.

EASTON-JARRETT Laurence Easton, 21. Downieville, and Grace Jarrett. 18. 251 19th ave. GUTIERREZ-MARQUEZ-Joe Gutierrez, 28.

153 Russ and Maria Marquez, 20. 34 Stillman st. HASTINGS-MEYER-Ross Hastings, 25, Los Angeles, and Phyllis Meyer, 24, 2756 Steiner st. ITEN-ZEHNDER-Joe Iten, 32. 500 Bay Shore and Caroline Zehnder, 28, 500 Bay Shore ave.

JARGOYHEN-GRANZELLA-Henry Jargoyhen. 30. 46 Theresa and Edna' Granzella. 25. 2082 Bryant st.

J. Keogh, 50. San Francisco, and Virginia Martini, 85, Hollywood. MARCH-REED-Vreeland L. Marsh, 35, Ukiah, and Malinda Reed.

35, 580 McAllister st. PEARSON- Pearson. 28, 676 Geary and Gertrude Coddington, 22, Yerington. Nev. PEPPARD-REDMOND-Arthur Peppard, 42, Oakland, and Jeanette Redmond.

25, Alberta. Canada. SESTAK RIVERS Joseph Sestak, 23, 210 Scott and Lena Rivers, 23, 3222 st. SEEWALD- SEEWALD-ECKLUND-Walter H. Seewald.

22. and Hilda D. Ecklund, 20, both of Oakland. TAYLOE-PHILIPS-Stephen Tayloe, 26, and Eleanore T. Philips, 23, both of Seattle.

VETTER MORROW Carl 22, Fresno, and Evelyn Morrow. Metteres Cal. APPLICATION TO WED IN MARIN CO. The following application to wed was made in San Rafael vesterday: KLEY- -HEAL G. Lee Kley, 46, 15th and Jefferson Oakland.

and Mrs. Sadie H. Heal, 40. Santa Clara Alameda, MARIN CO. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued in San Rafael vesterday: ROSE- Frank V. Aetten, 33 Route 6, Box 663, Santa Rosa. and Alexine Rose. 29. Route 6.

Box 601, Santa Rosa. ARMSTRONG RUSS George F. Armstrong. 32. 767 36th San Francisco.

and Margaret E. Russ. 213 Sycamore Mill Valley. NEUSSIS-MATTIS-Herbert Herbert Neussis. 39.

1801 23d Oakland, and Margaret G. Mattis. 36. 421 Fairfield Highland. Calif.

Deaths Deaths BARTOW. HARRIET C. BLANK, CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS BOHN, MARY CATHERINE years BROWN. NORMAN WILLIAM-6 months CHRISTEN. CHARLES years COX, MARTHA MUZZY-83 years.

DEPOLD, JOSEPH-65 years DESROSIERS, CHARLES-95 years A SERVICE To assist you in preparing 4Tn Memoriam" or of Thanks" notices The Examiner has prepared a book of very appropriate verses and eards. These notices becoming more popular yearly. Call, write or phone SUtter 2424 for FREE COPY of this booklet or for further information. DONAHUE, years FULLER. GRACE.

'ANNASTASIA GUARAGNELLA, GIUSEPPE-94 sears GUDGEL, MARY years HANSEN, GEORGE years HESLIN, HELEN HINCK. MARGUERITE M. HORAN. REV. MICHAEL J.

HUTCHESON, JANE LAFRENZ. NICOLAUS-84 years LAGORIO, ANGELA LERICHE, A ARMOND-25 years LUDWIG, JOHN-61 years MANGAN, CLARENCE MARKS, MARCUS-79 years MeCLOUD, ELIZABETH LEGER McGOWAN, JOHN T. MeLAUGHLIN, ANNIE LOUISE MILLER. JAMES LEIGHTON MYCROFT, WILLIAM OSBORNE (nee Sawyer) ADELINE J. RENARD, LOUISA RING, WILLIAM N.

RUEGG, MARY-81 years SALSTRAND, EMMA SEEMAN, CELINA MARIE-71 sears SHERIDAN, WILLIAM TEGETHOFF. JOHN B. VINCENT, SERAFIM years VOELKER, GEORGE-71 years BARTOW-In this city, June 21. 1929, Harriet C. Bartow.

wife 01 the late William A. Bartow of Fishkill, N. a native of Brooklyn. N. Y.

(Brooklyn, N. and Washington, D. vapers please copy.) Funeral and interment private. BLANK--In this city, June 21. 1929.

Christopher Francis Blank, dearly loved husband of Grace Knight Blank, a native of London. England. Member of Veteran Firemen ot Vallejo; honorary member of S. F. Court No.

10. I. 0. Widows and Orphans' Aid, Police Dept. of San Francisco.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited attend the funeral Monday. June 24th, at St. Agnes' Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. commencing at 10:30 a. m.

Remains at his late residence. 1269 Waller until Monday. 10 a. m. (Schotield's service.) BOHN-In South San Francisco, June 21, 1929.

Mary Catherine Farrell Bohn, beloved wite of Otto E. Bohn and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Farrell, sieter of Ed. Farrell Mrs.

C. Sullivan, William and David Farrell. Mrs. B. Herrick, Mrs.

B. Peterson and Mrs. L. Plumtree. a native of Nebraska, aged 37 years 6 months 19 days.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, June 24, 1929, at 9:15 a. from the Funeral Home of S. Nieri, 322 Grand thence to All Souls Church, where a high mass will be said for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum. BROWN--In San Francisco, June 22, 1929, Norman William, beloved son of Robert and Ethel Brown of Pittsburg.

and brother of Robert Brown a native of Pittsburg, California, aged 6 months 13 days. Funeral at the Grant D. Miller Mortuary, 2372 East 14tM street, corner 24th avenue, Oakland, Monday, June 24, 1929, at 3 o'clock p. m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

CHRISTEN- -In this city, June 21, 1929, Charles dearly beloved husband of Margaret Christen, loving father of Charles, Lucille, Bernice, Helen, Margaret, and the late Edmund Christen, son of the late John A. and Marguerita Christen, brother of Mrs. Henry Budde, Harry William A. and Margaret IC. Christen, 8 native of San Francisco, California.

aged 39 years. A member of Sequoia Parlor No. 160, N. S. G.

W. The funeral will take place tomorrow (Monday) at 9 a. from the funeral home of Monahan 16th and Dolores thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. at 9:30 a. m.

Interment. Holy Cross Ceretery. SEQUCIA PARLOR NO. 160, N. S.

G. and members are requested to attend the funeral of our late Brother Charles M. Christen, from funeral home of Monahan 16th and Dolores. JOHN LYNCH. Pres.

W. GARRETT, Secty. Muzzy Cox, wife of the late James W. cox -I Oakland, June 22, 1929, Martha Cox. loving aunt of Mra.

Margaret M. Bailey of Oakland, and Joseph A. Moody and R. E. Moody of San Pedro, and Mrs.

Edna Tillotson of Orland. a native of Maine, aged 83 (Searsmont, Maine, papers please copy.) Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday, June 25, 1929. at 1:30 o'clock p. at Truman's Residence Chapel, 'Telegraph avenue and 30th street. Oakland.

DEPOLD--In this city. June 22, 1929, Joseph Depold, aged 65 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. DESROSIERS--In this city, June 21, 1929.

Charles Desrosiers, beloved husband of Maria C. Desrosiers, a native of Canada, aged 05 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, June 24. 1929, at 3:30 p. at the new chapel of the Truman Undertaking Divisadero corner 'Farrell.

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a native of Arizona, aged 54 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services at Webber Funeral Parlor at Napa, on Monday, at 10 a. m. FULLER-In this city, June 21, 1929. Edwin beloved husband of the late Mary Agnes Fuller, loving father of Madeline A.

and Robert E. Fuller, and brother of Ellen D. Fuller. a native of Honolulu. A member of San Francisco Lodge No.

3. B. P. O. Elks.

Interment took place yesterday (Saturday) in Holy Cross Cemetery, following requiem high mass which was offered for the repose of his soul at St. Boniface's Church. GRACE -In this city, June 22, 1929. Annastasia, loving sister of William J. Grace, a native of Massachusetts.

Notice of funeral later. Remuins at the parlors of McBrearty McCormick, 648-645 Valencia street, between 17th and 18th streets. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, GUARAGNELLA-In Pittsburg. June 21, 1929. at his late residence, 30 Front Giuseppe Guaragnella, loving father of T.

J. Guaragnella of San Francisco and stepfather of Louis and D. A. Gatto of Pittsburg, a native of Italy, aged 94 years. Funeral services will be held at St.

Peter's Catholic Church. Pittsbura. Monday, June 24th. at 9:30 d. 111.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery, Antioch. Remains at Nuttman's Chapel. 107 W. 8th Pittsburg.

GUDGEL-In this city, June 21, 1929 Mary L. Gudgel, loving mother of James P. Banks and Clyde R. Banks of Des Moines, Iowa, a native of lowa. aged 88 years.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Monday), at 2:30 o'clock p. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. HANSEN-In this city, June 21, 1929, George R. Hansen. beloved son of Mrs.

F. Hansen, of Seattle, aged 55 years. (Seattle, papers please copy.) A member of San Francisco Typographical Union. No. 21.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, at 2 D. from the modern funeral parlors of Jas. H. Reilly 29th and Dolores thence to Woodlawn Cemetery for interment. Services under the auspices of San Francisco Typographical Union, No.

21. HESLIN-In this city, June 22. 1929, Helen, dearly beloved wife of Bernard Heslin, loving mother of Bernard J. Winne, and sister of Thomas O' Kourke, a native of County Lietrim, Ireland. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday) at 9 a.

from McA voy-O' Hara Geary at 9th thence to St. Edward's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, -In Oakland. June 21, 1920, Marguerite Hinck, dearly beloved daughter of Mr.

and Mrg. Louis Hinck, devoted sister of Dr. Louis R. and Henry E. Hinck, a native of San Francisco, A member of Athens Chapter No.

277, 0. E. S. Friends are invited to attend the. funeral services Monday, June 24, 3:30 p.

at the 'Funeral Home'' of Engel Meinert. 2655 Telegraph at 27th Oakland. HORAN--In San Jose. June 21, 1929. Rev.

Michael J. Horan, formerly Pastor of St. Louis' Church. Oakland, a native of Ireland. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday, June 24th.

at 10 a. from St. Mary's Cathedral, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated tor the repose of his soul. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. On Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock, at St.

Mary's Cathedral the Office of the Dead will be chanted. Friends may call at White's Service Chapel, 2200 Sutter N. W. corner Pierce. until 6 D.

m. Sunday, HUTCHESON-In San Anselmo, June 22. 1929, Jane Hutcheson, loving mother of Mrs. Clyde Dalton of' San Anselme, Mrs. C.

A. Caldweil of Tampico, Mexico; Mrs. E. C. Ramsey of MIll Valley, and William D.

Hutcheson. (Log Angeles papers please copy.) Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Monday) at 1 o'clock p. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter st. Interment, private. -In Oakland.

June 21. 1929, at The Altenheim, Nicolaus Latrenz, a native of Holstein, Germany, aged 84 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, June 24, at 2 o'clock D. at The Altenheim. 1720 Hopkina street.

Mr. Lafrenz will be at the "Funeral Home' of Engel Re Meinert. 2655 Telegraph at 27th Onkland. until Monday noon. LAGORIO-In this city, June 21, 1929, Angela Lagorio, dearly beloved wife of the late Antonio Lagorio, loving mother of John Emil, Fred and Antone Lagorio, Mrs.

Irene Melchiori and Theresa Campus. devoted sister of Mary Garibaldi and Antone Prato, a native of Italy. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Monday. June 24, 1929. at 9:30 a.

from the "'New Funeral of Valente, Marini, Perata 4840 Mission thence to the Church of the Epiphany, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated 1or the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 a. m. Interment, Italian Cemetery. LERICHE-In this city. June 21, 1929, Armond Leriche, aged 25 years.

Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the mortuary of 1123 Sutter near Polk. LUDWIG-In this city, June 21. 1929. John, beloved husband of Axnes Ludwig, brother of William Lindstrom, Andrew Lindell Lindstron.

Mrs. Ingrid Hogberg, Miss Brita Lindstrom, Mrs. Anna Moller and the Jate Mrs. Martha Burns. native of Sweden, aged 61 years.

A member of Pacific Lodge No. 186, F. A. M. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon, June 24.

under the auspices of Pacitic Lodge 186. F. A. at Gray's, Divisadero street at Post. Interment private.

MANGAN--In Burlingame, June 21, Clarence, beloved 5011 of Mrs. M. Mangan and the late Thomas Mangan, beloved brother of Thomas, Edward and Aloysious. a native of San Francisco. Friends are invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday) from his late residence at 1412 Balboa at 9 a.

thence to Holy Angels' Church on Cortez where requiem high mass will be said for the repose of his soul at 9:30. Interment. Holy Cross. MARKS--In Healdsburg. June 1, 1929, father of Mrs.

Abe Isaace, Sara and Abe Marcus Marks, aged 79 years; beloved Marke. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monmorning. June 24. at 9 o'clock, at Young's Undertakers. Interment, Petaluma, at 11 o'clock a.

10. MeCLOUD -Entered into rest, in this city, June 22, 1929, Elizabeth Leger McCloud, loving mother of Charles Lyman MeCloud. Anne McCloud Torstmeier and May McCloud Fonda. (Boston. Monterey and Christian Science papers please copy.) Remains at the mortuary, chapel of Harry H.

Velleno, 100 Fillmore st. Funeral strictly private. McGOWAN-In this city, June 21. 1929, John devoted husband of the late Mary McGowan, loving father of Mary, Beatrice. George and the late John McGowan.

a native of San Francisco. Excaptain of the San Francisco Fire Department. Member of the Widows and Orphans' Society of the San Francisco Fire Department, Friends are invited to attend the funeral June 24. 1929. at 9:30 a.

from the chapel of Julius S. Godeau, 41 Van Ness thence to St. Boniface's Church, where a mass will be said, commencing at 10 a. MeLAUGHLIN-Passed away, June 20, 1929, Annie Louise. beloved wife of the late David McLaughlin and mother of Dr.

W. F. McLaughlin, David H. McLaughlin, Mrs. George N.

O' Brien and Mrs. Fred E. Porter. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Monday morning. June 24th, at 11 o'clock.

at the mortuary of Albert Brown 3476 Piedmont Oakland. Interment private. MILLER--In this city, June 21. 1929, Leighton Miller, beloved brother of May S. Miller and Mrs.

Peter C. Frederickson of Fruitvale. a native of San Francisco, Cal. A member of Court Occidental No. 6676, O.

F. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held Monday, June 24th. at 2 o'clock. at White's Service Chapel, 2200 Sutter N. W.

corner of Pierce. Interment private. MYCROFT-In this city, June 21, 1929. William Mycroft, beloved father of Edgar N. Mycroft.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, June 24. 1029. at 2 p. at the new chapel of the Truman Undertaking Divisadero corner O' Farrell. OSBORNE (nee Sawyer) Oakland.

June 20. 1929. Adeline beloved wife Daniel Osborne, and loving mother of Mrs. Emma Geary. Bert Sirois, Mrs.

Jennie Gavica. Mrs. Florence Grosshans, a native of Canada. Friends are invited to attend the funeral at her late residence. 4511 Walnut Oakland, Monday, June 24.

1929, at 9 o'clock a. thence to St. Lawrence Church. High and Porter Oakland, where a high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing. at 9:30 m.

Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. -Entered into rest. In Rafael, June 20, 1929, Louisa Renard. mother of Elizabeth McLeran.

RING--In Sierra City. June 20, 1920, William N. Ring, beloved husband of Charlotte M. Ring. loving son of the late Edward and Mary Ring and beloved brother of David J.

and Edward F. Ring, Mrs. Catherine Foley, Mrs. Mary Rhead, Mrs. Margaret Prengschat and the late John and Thomas Ring.

a native of San Francisco. Cal. member of Ignatius Council No. 35, Y. M.

Golden Gate Aerie No. 61, F. 0. and Cal. Court No.

4. F. of A. Remains at the funeral chapel of Barry McDonnell, 766-770 Valencia after 3 p. today (Sunday).

For further information phone Valencia 1136. RUEGG-In this city, June 21. 1929, Mary, beloved wife of the late Frank Ruegg. loving mother of Antone, Joseph, Leo. Charles Ruegg, Mrs.

Joseph Furrer, a native of Switzerland, aged 81 vears. A member of Christlichter Mutter Verein, German Third Order of St. Francis of St. Anthony's Church. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, at 9 a.

at the chapel of Gantner Maison, 771 to 777 Valencia. near 19th thence to St. Anthony's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m. Interment.

Holy Cross. SALSTRAND -In this city. June 21. 1929, of Emma Salstrand, dearly beloved wife Albert Salstrand. beloved of George, Clara and Edith Salstrand, a native of Gerniany.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Monday), at 2:30 o'clock at Anderson's. Valencia at 25th st. SEEMAN-In this city, June 20. 1929, Celina Marie Seeman, beloved mother of Rosario J. Belisle.

Mrs. B. M. Botts, Paul and Hercules J. Belisie.

a native of Canada, aged 71 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday. June 24, 1929, at 9 a. from the chapel of Julius S. Godeau.

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commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment. Holy Cross. SHERIDAN-In this city, June 21, 1929, William.

dearly beloved husband of Louise Sheridan. loving brother of Sylvester, Charles. J. E. and James Sheridan, Mrs.

Anna Fetters, Mrs. Elizabeth Fairbanks and Mrs. Belle Davis. a native of Cambridge. Ohio.

A member of Custer Camp. Indian War Veterans. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday. at 8:30 a. from the modern funeral parlors of Jas.

H. Reilly de 29th and Dolores thence to St. Paul's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at 9 a. m. Interment.

National Cemetery, TEGETHOFF-In this city. June 21. 1929, John B. Tegethoff, dearly beloved husband of Sarah Tegethoff, a native of Germany. A member of Golden Gute Camp No.

64, W. 0. W. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, June 24, at 1:30 D. Et the chapel of H.

F. Subr 2919 Mission near 25th. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. VINCENT -In Oaland. Serafim Chas.

Vincent (formerly of Pinole), beloved husband of Lena Vincent, father of Mrs. E. L. Silva, Mrs. A.

M. Lewis and George Vincent of Pinole. brother of John of Pinole and Antone of Boston, a native of Azores Islands. aged 59 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday, at 9:30 a.

at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Pinole, where mass will be said for the repose of his soul. leaving his late residence, Pinole, at 9 a. m.

Interment, St. Joseph's Cemetery. Bert Curry of Richmond in charge. VOELKER-In this city, June 21, 1929, George Voelker, beloved husband of the late Christina Voelker, loving father of Mrs. Christine Moeller.

beloved grandfather of Elsie Moeller, a native of Germany, aged 71 years 6 days. A ber of Seattle Lodge No. 2. 0. D.

H. S. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Monday) at 2:30 p. the Chapel of H. F.

Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Cards of Thanks DUSEL, ADA wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends for their kindness. messages of sympathy: also the beautiful floral offerings received 'in our late bereavement. in the loss of our beloved wife and mother.

We especially thank Marinita Parlor No. 198, N. D. G. and the Woodwardia Circle No.

633. Genessee Council No. 180, Degree of Pocahontas. FRED A. DUSEL AND FAMILY.

HALLIGAN-Members of the family of the late James P. Halligan join in extending their sincere thanks and deep appreciation to. the many kind friends and acquaintances for the beautiful floral offerings, words of sympathy and acts of kindness bestowed upon us in our recent bereavement. on the loss of my dearly beloved husband. a loving son and brother.

MRS. BERNICE HALLIGAN and FAMILY. The family of the late William T. Hearst herewith extend their sincere thanks and appreciation to their relatives and friends for the beautiful floral offerings and kind expressions of pathy in the loss of a loving and devoted husband, son and brother. MRS.

WILLIAM T. HEARST. MRS. CATHERINE HEARST AND FAMILY. LA BONTA- The family of the late Bella La Bonta wish to thank their friends for their beautiful floral tributes and sympathy extended during our late bereavement.

MeCARTHY-Mr. and Mrs. James Carthy and family wish to express to the many friends their heartfelt thanks for the tokens of sympathy tendered them during their recent bereavement. and pecially to Comiskey Connolly. NETO- The family of the late Frank M.

Neto hereby extend their heartfelt thanks to the many friends and the officers and members of Guadalupe Parlor No. 231. N. S. G.

W. for the beautiful floral offerings and the many acts of kindness and comforting words of sympathy offered during their late bereavement. We also wish to thank George L. Suhr for all his kindness and attention shown to us. SPENCE I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to my friends.

Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 517. F. A.

Granat and his associates at the Pacific Steamship Co. for their kindness, messages of sympathy. also the beautiful floral offerings received in my recent bereavement. in the loss of my beloved husband. MRS.

GEORGE SPENCE. STRONG-We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation and thanks for the many kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings, in the loss of our beloved father and husband. MRS. ROSE A. STRONG AND FAMILY.

WETTERAU- the many friends and acquaintances of my late brother, George Wetterau, I take means of conveying my deep anpreciation and sincere thanks to them for the comforting words of sympathy and thoughtfulness, also to the officers and members of San Francisco Typographical Union No. 21. DR. L. G.

WETTERAU. WOODWARD-We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends for their kindness and beautiful floral offering received in our recent bereavement, in the loss of a loving husband. son-inlaw and brother-in-law. Albert Woodward. PAULINE WOODWARD.

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I. LOPRESTI. In Memoriam FLOEGEL, JOSEPHINE- In loving memory of our mother, who passed away four years today. MRS. C.

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