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Events in the Theaters SCREEN AND RADIO STARS TO BE SEEN IN 'KING OF JAZZ' A LARGE CAST of stage, screen and radio celebrities, scores of lavish settings, and famous song hits featured by Paul Whiteman and his orchestra, characterize the 1933 version of "King of Jazz." which opens today at the United Artists. The musical extravaganza is entirely in technicolor. Featuring Bing Crosby, Slim Summerville, John Boles, Jeanie Lang, Jeanette Loff, Stanley Smith, Laura La Plante, the Brox sisters, the Sisters 'G' and Russell Market dancers, nothing seems to have been spared to bring this lavish musicale back into public favor. Fresh comedy elements have been Injected in the new version, with Slim Summerville in at least three of these intermissions. New Stage, Screen Bill Is Offered at Capitan A NEW PROGRAM of sparkling sereen and stage entertainment opened yesterday at Capitan.

Joan Crawford and Gary Cooper are co-starring on the screen in "Today We Live." The desire of a man and a. woman to make the most of their love during the World War uncertainty forms the basic drama. The background teems with melodramatic action. Robert Young and Franchot Tone Are important members of the supporting cast. Peggy O'Neill's second stage presentation, "Hot Rhythm Revue," Eddie Peabody, El Capitan Band.

the Dancing Sweethearts in new and delightful melange of beauty and tuneful entertainment. Four new vaudeville acts also are on the bill, headlined by Bud Harris and his company. 'A Lady's Profession' At Mission, Fillmore JACK OAKIE as a tough sailor and Alison Skipworth as an English "disinherited heiress" provide the new double feature program at the New Fillmore and New Mission with plenty of comedy. Oakie is featured in "Sailor Be Good," with Vivienne Osborne and George E. Stone, Skipworth important combines roles.

with Roland Young in "A Lady's Possession." in which the pair of English titled fells take over an American speakeasy. Randolph Scott and Sari Maritza are in the cast. 'Cavalcade' Opens at Alhambra Tomorrow "SHE OUT Done Him," that screaming travesty of Mae West's "She Tene Him Wrong," opens at the Albembra tomorrow with "Cavalcade." Noel Coward's epic of English history and film plea against war. "Hallelujah, I'm a Bum," starring the one and only Al Jolson, and "Pleasure Cruise" with Genevieve Tobin and Roland Young, will be shown for the last times tonight. 'Cohens and Kellys' on Screen at Coliseum THE COLISEUM presents for the last times today, "The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble" starring George Sidney and Charlie Murray with Maureen O'Sullivan and Andy Devine.

Cohen and Kelly are seen A8 a couple of dry-land salts who get mixed up with fast motor boats and alimony-matrimony-minded adventuresses. On the same program is Clyde Beatty in "The Big a. stirring story of circus life. Constance Bennett Due On California Screen WHETHER to marry for love, social position or money is discussed by Constance Bennett, Anita Louise and Gilbert Roland in "Our Betters," which heads the California program two days, starting tomorrow. On the same program will be "Broadway Bad," with Joan Blondell and Ricardo Cortez.

Alexandria Double Program Ends Today THE ALEXANDRIA presents for the last times today Irene Dunne In "The Secret of Madame a story rich in human appeal. Miss Dunne is supported by Philip Holmes and Lionel Atwill. "So This is Africa" starring Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, offers bright satire on wild animal pictures. 'Hell to Heaven' on Royal Screen Today A DOUBLE BILL opens at the Royal today. One of the stellar features is "Hell to Heaven," A comedy, with Jack Oakie, Carole Lombard and David Manners, The second feature is "Girl Missing," starring Ben Lyon and Mary Brian, and featuring Guy Kibbee and Glenda Farrell, who has made a name for herself in hard-boiled roles.

The double-header will play for three days over the week-end. THREE BIG features constitute the program at the Casino today and Sunday. Five headline vaudeville acts appear on the stage headed by Hoffmann's thirty famous dancing kiddies. On the screen the double bill consists of James Cagney, Mary Brian and Robert McWade in "Hard to Handle." while Ben Lyon, Zasu Pitts and James Gleason play the leads in the mystery feature. "Crooked Circle," THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SATURDAY, JULY 1.

1933 World's Greatest Picture Spread Over 157 Years Imaginary Visit to America of 1776 Discloses Almost Unbelievable Change By ANNIE LAURIE 1 776-1933-not such a very long time AS time goes, from the first Independence Day to this very FOURTH OF JULY. One hundred and fifty-seven years why, that's a mere nothing in the history of a race or even of nation. But what a lot has happened in that time. If somebody by some strange magic should turn the clock in reverse for a day and throw us all back into George Washington's time for just one little week -what a lot of helpless, confused creatures we would be. No gas, no electricity, no radio, no telegrams, no typewriters, no motor cars, no railroad trains, no steamships, no public laundries, no airships, no stationary tubs, and no builtin bathtubs, either, mind you that.

And whisper, wasn't every one of these things invented in America? Nothing but open fireplaces to heat your house, and cook your food--not a refrigerator on earth, and nine women out of ten carding the wool and weaving the material for their own dresses, yes -and making the homespun for their husbands' clothes, too. running into town for a bit of shopping as a mere incident of the day-no, thank you, not with the roads nothing but cow paths, and New York five or six days or more from Bostonand no such place as San Francisco on the face of the earth. Every, girl time who she was 20 not was mar- a hopeless old maid and every married woman of 35 who didn't have at least four children under foot -a nobody, and a nothing. No such thing as divorce, and every man supporting as a matter of course, not only his wife and children, but any forlorn sisters and aunts and cousins on either side of the house. Not a woman in business for herself, or any anyone else.

Housework was a woman's work and she did that or she did nothing. No League of Women Voters in those days, no W. C. T. U.

and no Y. M. C. A. -goodness, what a queer world.

UT the great Essentials -the B' Eternal Verities- -they don't seem to have changed much, do they? Murder is still murder, a thief is still A thief, love is still the song in the heart, and the laughter of happy children is still the finest music in the world. Age is still jealous of Youth, and Youth still flouts at Ageand gets away with it. Beauty is beauty just. as it was when Eve gave Adam A. bite of the nice, new, rosy apple, One hundred and fifty-seven years ago the United States of America was a good deal of a joke in the courts of Europe, and the new breed of people called Americans was just something to make 8 funny song about--but somehow or other the world doesn't laugh so hard any more -not at America.

ND it you and I were to be born again tomorrow we'd choose the little old U. S. A. to be born in--if we had A grain of common sense, and even a small streak of honest ambition. This country as it is today is no paradise--but it is still the best place for the average everyday man and women to live and work and bring up a family.

Oh, Old Glory doesn't always look as bright and fresh and immaculate as it should, but, after all, take it by and large in season and out of season-investigations, probes and sensational discoveries about this, that and the other Great Interests and how the Great Interests are sometimes run--nevertheless the Stars and Stripes make the brightest, gayest, most hopeful flag in the world. And I'm just old-fashioned enough to think that I'd rather be a plain citizen of this country today than to be the King or the Queen of any other country under the sun. Wouldn't you? Honestly now. Forget the fads and the isms a minute and let your own real heart. speak and tell the plain, courageous truth--today.

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Laboratories, Seattle, Wash. 0 I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS The Way of a Ranger REGIS TOOMEY and Barbara Weeks in a scene from the Border Patrol thriller, "Soldiers of the Storm," which comes to the Fox today. Miss Stanwyck Does Some Climbing in 'Baby Face' By Lloyd S. Thompson BARBARA STANWYCK climbs, over the prostrate bodies of many male victims to get 1 to her penthouse in "Baby Face," now at the Warfield. For sixty-five minutes of the picture she displays an almost Hitlerian lack of scruple, but in the last five she goes soft, gives George Brent a half-million dollars to save the bank, and goes joyously with him back to the steel mills and the washtub.

The latter part of the picture is too much like a good many others; the earlier scenes are naughtier, and therefore much more fun. Miss Stanwyck starts her climb when the family still blows up and kills her poor old pappy, Beginning with the doorman on the walk in front of a New York skyscraper, she climbs story by story with the aid of the "St. Louis Blues" and "What Every Woman Knows" until she is ensconced in a penthouse, for which the president of the bank pays the rent. Everything seems rosy and the way of sin begins to look unusually attractive. But the fourth vice president (Donald Cook), rises from his prostrate position, wipes the marks of Miss.

Stanwyck's dainty heels from his brow, and shoots the president (Henry Kolker). Enter George Brent, the new president, who ships the trollop to Paris, only to follow her there and wed her. Along comes the depression, which leads to the great change of heart mentioned above. The picture is fun, until the final THRILLS, MYSTERY FELT IN 'NUISANCE THRILLS and mystery vie with screaming comedy situations in Lee Tracy's latest picture, "The Nuisance," which heads the St. Francis program today.

Tracy is seen as an ambulance-chasing shy-, ster lawyer, who outwits juries and attorneys, including the district attorney- a girl detective is put on his trail, and to prevent her from testifying against him marries her! Madge Evans, the comical Butterworth and Frank Morgan' are in the supporting cast. The other feature, "I Love That Man," abounds in comedy, sobs are reached. It is daring material which should draw throngs of good citizens to the box office. The moral vein which runs through it is quite desultory, and, not until the very end does it prevent Miss Stanwyck from behaving like an utterly wanton Jezebel. While I consider the theory, that naughty movies can the young to orgies of lechery a rather dubious one, it still might be a good idea to run across the street and ask Mrs.

Sweeney to look after the kids while you see "Baby Face." It makes sin look far more attractive -and profitable--than it really is. Fanchon and Marco offer an amusing stage frolic in which the pleasant-voiced young tenor, Jetfrey Gill, again is featured. A trio of roller skaters tapdance merrily and Ramon and Virginia contribute an amusing eccentric dance number. Esther Campbell. does plain and fancy whistling, and three comedians "direct from New bring chuckles from the customers.

The Sunkist Beauties pirouette about in unusually ravishing costumes. Jan Rubini conducts the orchestra in the "1812 Overture," with benefit of artillery. With or without ordnance, the Tschaikowsky work is a big job for an orchestra of fifteen pieces. Rubini does it well and a broadside of applause. I pointed out the difficulty of the selection to a wag who sat beside me.

"Sure," he said, "It's a swell trick, even if they don't do it." 'CHANGE YOUR AT CAPITOL SUNDAY THE CAPITOL stage, which in its time has seen some decidedly "warm" entertainment, is said to be in for a "hotter than hot." time with the opening of an all-colored tomorrow at noon. The offering is titled "Change Your Luck," and is hailed as a sizzling demonstration of high-brown hilarity and pep. The Sepia Four are said to have feet that are faster than the eye. The show shifts from Harlem night club scenes down to the negro spirituals of the old South. America Population Jumps 3 Millions to 125,000,0000 WASHINGTON, June -The population of the United States, has 1930, to increased a new high 2,917,954 of since 693,000.

So declared the census bureau today in presenting some complicated additions, subtractions and division arrived at by estimating the increase since the 1930 census on the basis of the available data regarding births, deaths, immigration and emigration. The population of the several States was estimated by ing to them the increase in the national population according to the per cent which each State increased in relation to the national increase between 1920 and 1930. Where there was a decrease in A. State's population the census figure was retained and no estimate was made. The estimated population by States was as follows: April 1.

1930 July 1. 1933 United States. 195.623.000 Alabama 2.697.000 Arizona 435 453.000 Arkansas 854.582 1.872.000 California 6.677.251 6.062.000 1,035,701 1.052.000 SAN FRANCISCO CITY AND COUNTY. Births. ASLANIAN--In this city, June 27.

to the wife of Levon Aslanian, 2664 Bush stir a daughter. BAYES- this city, June 93. to the wife of Hersch E. Bayes. 673 Alvarado a daughter.

-In this city, June 24, to wife of Sigfred H. M. Bertelsen, 307-A Guerrero a son. CASTRO -In this city, June 18. to the wife of Charles T.

Castro. 569 Railroad ave. South San Francisco. a sOn. CHICHIZOLA-In this city.

June 23. to the wife of Thomas Chichizola, Jackson. Amador county, son. DANE- -In this city, June 21. to the wife of Harold S.

H. Dane, 628 Sixth A daughter. EGAWA--In this eity, June 25. to the wife of Gintaro Egawa, 1711 Buchanan A daughter. ENGERT--In this city.

June 26. to the wife of Reinhard F. Engert. 1975 Wash. inston a son.

FALLEN- this city, June 21, to the wife of Godfrey Fallen. 1634 Haight a daughter. HOM-In this city, June 24. to the wife of Hom Chew Wing. 906 Sacramento son.

HOWARD- this city, June 95. to the wife of Raymond J. Howard. 335 Grove a daughter, JEONG--In this city, June 04. to the wife of Jeong Then, 734 Grant A son.

KAI-In this city. June 26. to the wite ot Kai Ming Lee. 757 Jackson A daughter. LA Page--In this city, June 24.

to the wife Frank L. La Page, 251 a daughter. LINNEY--In this city. June 22. to the wife of James F.

Linney. 624 Naples A daughter, MEYER- this city. June to the of Fred D. Meyer. 881 York Oakland, a son.

MOCK--In this city, June 25. to the wife of Mock Yam Min, 870 Clay daughter. MULLARKY-In this eitv. June 23. to the wife of Christopher J.

Mullarky, 1379 Thir a son. MURPHY this city. June 26, to the wife of Frank M. Murphy, San Anselmo, a daughter, PETRAY--In this elty, June to the wife of Ransom P. Petray, 144 ParNANSUS a son.

RINABARGER- this eity, June 26. to the wife of Rafael G. Rinabarger, 1950 a daughter. SWANSON this city. June 26.

wife of Walter G. Swanson, 2001 Broadway st. A son. TURCIC -In this June 24, to the wife of Anton Turcie, 1300 Page daughter. WARNER--In In this vity.

June to the wife of Henry Warner, 1669 Great Highway. son. WATSON- In this eity. June to the wife of George G. Watson.

1315 Waller daughter, WONG this city. June 23. to the wife of Wong Foon, 906 Sacramento son. WYNN-In this city. June 26.

to the wife of Francis P. Wynn. 705 Fifteenth A daughter. The Examiner extends congratulations and best wishes on their contemplated marriage to the following: Notices of Intention to Wed. Edward Edward K.

Cox. 50. Valencia and Maude 8. Anderson. 46.

1260 Valencia st. DeMattei. 25. 836 Vallejo and Orestina Carrossa. 839 Vallejo DIMENT Rester Diment.

29. 517 and Lucille M. Lebrecht. 26. 1539 Twenty-first M.

256 Jersex and Lillian F. De 39:3 Twenty-sixth HESTER DOHERTY Joseph P'. Hester, 30. 1821 Church and Margaret N. Doherty.

816 Douglass st. LA Lawrence E. chet. 606 Waller and Josephine Alello, 18. 544 Cordova st.

LASK Moses Lasky, 25. 2950 Fulton And Ruth H. Abraham, 00 48 Lovola terrace. LEVITAN Aaron H. Levitan, 08.

2745 Mission and Edythe J. Fisher. 23. 41 Jones st. MANN-ROBINSON Bert M.

Mann. 23, and Iris Robinson, 18, both of 440 Eddy street. Iwawaki Masao, 23, 1965 Monterey and Mickai Toshiko, 19. 435 St. Francis bivd.

Russell W. MePherson. 25, 2098 Hyde and Phoebe C. Rodman, 24. 979 Bush st.

QUIN JOSEPH John Quintell. 36. and Katherine Joseph, 21, both of South San Francisco, QUITA SOL -CARNICK Arsenio Quitasol. 28. 126 Bush and Josephine In Carnick.

26. 985 Pine st. Rom. 46. Van Ness and Sophie Judnich, 44.

970 Hampshire st. Marriage Licenses Issued. ADAMS-RILEY-Bernard M. Adams. 95.

and Glenn Riley. 29, both of Los Angeles, ANDERSON-LACEY Fred A. Anderson. 29. 1071 Portola drive, and Marie T.

Lacey, 23. 10 Roscoe st, ASPRAY-PARSONS-Joseph Joseph M. Aspray, 24. Spokane, and Grace M. Parsons.

Idaho. TOPPING Frank Berry, 44. 515 Natoma and Nelva Topping. 33. 517 Natoma st.

BURRIS-HERZ0G-Frederick E. Burris, 00 718 Holloway and Helen Her943 Paris st. CARROLL Richard F. Carroll 25, 418 220 and Elizabeth K. Sullivan, 23.

767 26th ave. COLLING-KIRBY- -Joseph Colling, 24, 206 Diamond and Mary Kirby, 23. 894 Chenery st. DESMOND-LYNCH-Sheldon N. Desmond.

28 129. Duboce and Agnes M. Lynch. 27. 1977 Hampshire st.

ESPOSITO-KLEIN Baldassar A. Esposito, 24. 301 18th and Rose Klein. 23. 1441 Larkin st.

Vincent J. Fortune. 23, 215 7th and Aurelia B. Yperti, 456 Anderson st. GOMAR-VARGAS Francisco L.

Gomar, 37. and Carmen Vargas, 28, both of 2616 Webster st. -Roswell L. schel. 98.

Larspur, and Lola La. Johnson. 21. 1410 15th st. HOLDENER WHITE--Joseph Holdener, 54.

and Annie White, 21, both of 1989 Geary st, HOYAL-CRAIG-John E. Hoyal. 25. 545 Ashby and Minnie L. Craig.

24, 253 Sagamore ave. KANE-ELLIS-Dannie V. Kane. Redwood City. And Dorothy F.

Ellis, 19, 512 24th ave. KRUSE Vincent Kruse. 07. 2310 Castro and Urva Stafford. 24.

187 Winchester st, LAMSAKOV VOJENIKOFF Vladimir Lamsakov. 37. and Christina Vojenikoff. 27. both of 2663 California st.

NEWMAN-EDWARDS-Ben -Ben Newman, 43. Webster and Nettie Edwards, 36. 5941 California st. PATTE John C. Patterson.

22, 1881 15th and Vera A. Ryan, 20. 3420 16th st. Charles S. Powell, 39, 2663 Harrison and Anna Fadeft, 31.

1805 18th st. POWELL-STEPHENS--William G. Powell. 36. 485.

Eureka and Bertha E. Stephens. 27. 550 Larkin st. Funeral Rites Today For Mrs Callahan Funeral services will be held this morning from Old St.

Mary's Church for Mrs. Mary Callahan, pioneer San Franciscan, who died Saturday at, her home at 1216 Twenty-eighth avenue. The funeral was delayed until the arrival of a son, Hugo W. Callahan, who arrived in San Francisco yesterday on the liner Makura from Tahiti. Born in Rochester, N.

Mrs. Callahan came here sixty-eight years ago at the close of the Civil War. She is survived by six children: Mrs. Joseph F. Hotter, Mrs.

Kenneth H. Smitten, Miss Sade Callahan, and Frank W. and Hugo C. Callahan of San Francisco, and Mrs. Daniel A.

Sattler of Santa Barbara. Man, 84, Found Shot To Death at Park Shot through the head, the body of J. A. McKerron, 84, of 1112 Market street, was found in A. clump of bushes near the Golden Gate Park band stand yesterday by Mrs.

Elizabeth Dubin. 1248 Fifth avenue. A gun lay by his side. McKerron was believed to be A former employe of a local bank. RUNGE-HAIZLIP--Felix L.

Runge, 54. Placerville, and Ethel Haizlip, 47, Kansas City. Mo. RUSS-FOX-Fred M. Russ, 26.

1069 Chestnut and Betty A. Fox. 19, 1801 Hyde st. SKOR Nicholas Skoropisoff. 38.

2508 Bush and Angelica Raaben. 36, 1435 Lyon st. Stein. 32. 785 Mission and Molly Bercovitch, 621 Webster st.

George Weiss, 38. Hotel Holland, and Lake Howell. 28, 819 Mason st. WETZEL-MICKELE-Parker Parker B. Wetzel, Oakland, and Florence Mickele.

93. Berkeley. -Wong Ben Sen. 46. 702 Grant and Anne Chan, 32, 26 Beckett alley, Yarwood, 880 Oak and LeNette E.

Knox, 955 Athens st. Decrees Granted. BALAGNA- Velma from Henry, annulment. from Peter. from M.

Raymond. CHIPPERFIELD- -Sadie S. from Ralph E. Violet from Weston Clark. GRANT--Frank H.

from Querita, -Laurent from Catherine, -Myna from Murdock. MeHUGH- Eva from Joseph. PHILLIPS-Barnett. from Arlie T. QUESADA- Sebastian from Rutila, THOMAS- -Virginia from Fred.

annulROLLINS- Beatrice from 1 Dean E. ment. Divorce Complaints Filed. BERKOVITS- -Naomai E. V8, Archie separate maintenance.

CHRISTOPHER-B. R. vs. Myrtle C. DeSMIDT- Mildred E.

vs. Earl 'S KIRKSEY-Lillian J. vs. George W. MALONE-Helen M.

vs. Charles M. MIHARA-Hanne vs. Kazuo, PRICE--Alma ve. Earl Stanley, RAY- -Eleanor va.

Gerald Henry, Vincent G. vs. Fred Kenneth. J. vs.

Estates Filed for Probate. BUCK -Estate of Carsten W. petition of 0. J. Borgfeldt: heirs.

Mrs. Louisa Brugge et less than $10.000. KING--Estate of Martin, petition of Legtie L. Hubbard: heirs. Mrs.

Cecilia King Johnstone et less than RANDOLPH--Estate of Beatrix, petition of R. Randolph: heirs, Beverley Bern. helmer et less than $5.000. VANDERLINDEN-Estate Estate of Omer netition of Ida. heir, Ida Connor.

less than $10.000. WATT--Estate of George petition of Vera Watt: heir. George Kenneth Watt. less than $10.000. ALAMEDA COUNTY Births, CON In this city, June 21.

1933. to the wife of Edward Cova. 936 Kenneds a daughter. FERNANDEZ- -In this city, June 21. 1933.

to the wife of Carmel Fernandez. Box 339. 0' Neils road. Hayward, son. this city, June 23.

1933, to the wife of Albert Gordan, 845 19th daughter. HALE -In this city, June 22. 1933, to the wife of Walter Hale, Walnut Berkeley, a son. HARDIN--In this city. June 1933.

to the wife of Olin G. Hardin, 1010 Haight st. San Francisco, A daughter. -In this eity. June' 23.

1933. to the wife of Thomas Hern. 711 37th ave. a son. LA YCOCK -In this city, June 24.

1933. to the wife of Stanley Laycock. 866 Lydia a daughter, -In this city, June 21. 1933. to' the wife of Charles McCampbell, 016 Madison Albany, a ter.

ROST--In this city. June 21. 1933. to the wife of Joseph Rost, 700 Harrison A son. SEQUEIRA- In this city, June 24.

1933. to the wite of Manuel G. Sequeira. 1105 a Centini. A daughter.

STUL this city, June 93. 1933. to the wife of Charles Stultz. 5054 Bond a son. Notices of Intention to Wed.

CORCORAN-STARRITT J. Joseph, 2531 Channing way, and Elizabeth Starritt, 27, 1243 Grand Piedmont. Gladstein. 24. 607 34th Oakland, and Rebecca Lillian Melreitsky, 25.

516 Church San Francisco, MOSES-JONES- James H. Moses, 27, 3583 Sacramento San Francisco, and Marjorie Jones, 18, 530 Linden San Francisco. RANKIN-MURCH-Robert Bryson Rankin, 28. 718 56th Oakland, and Marian Frances Murch, 29, 5793 Keith Oakland. -Giles Anselm Wall.

24. 1915 57th Oakland, And Ena May KinDa, 21, 0927 65th Oakland. Winter. 31, Dwight way. Berkeley, and Alta E.

Frame, 33. Vevler, Missouri, Marriage Licenses Issued, BARKER-SCHIECK-Herbert Herbert Edgar Bat ker, 20. Berkeley, and Mildred Frances Schierk. 95. Berkeley.

-Eldridge E. Bold, 93. Oakland. and Mildred Katherine MAsuire Oakland, BOOTH James Beverly Booth. 20.

Alameda, and Vera Madeline Jar. dine. 18 Alameda. BOYCE- DE -Stanley Boyer, 30. Oakland.

and Eleanor Katherine De CARNEZA 19. Oakland. Louis 26. Oakland. and Catherine Leimone.

Albany. Charles E. Chatterton, 45, Oakland, and Elizabeth S. Collett. 38.

Oakland, ERERLING-ZAVATTERO-Robert William Eberling. 23. Oakland, and Dorothy F. Zavattero, 31. Berkeley.

LANDOWITZ-COOK Joseph Landowitz, 41. Oakland, and May Cook, 40, San Francisco, MATOS-GEREVAS Joseph Matos. 31. Oakland and Evangeline Gerevas, 30, Oakland. Robert Bruce MeQueen, 28.

Berkeley, and Margaret Foysyth McNail. 27. Oakland, MUTTERSBA -Fred Carl Muttersbach. 23. Vallejo, And Annie Alice Dixon.

19, Onkland. PARISH-GROSTHWAIT Donald King Parish. 29. Oakland, and Lanor Grosthwait. 22.

Oakland. REEVE LEVENTON Robert Belmont Reeve, 28. Oakland, and Zora Leventon, 05. Oakland. Rinaldo, 34 Oakland, and Mary 74 Oakland.

RITCHIE-HODGKINSON Robert Bower, 46. Salt Lake City, and Mary Elizaheth Hodgkinson, 31. Oakland, SAL -Nick Salamida, 21, Napa. and Georgie Barker, 16. San Luis Ohispo.

OR M. Taylor, 97. Livermore. and Frances Cleary, Livermore. WILLI Warren.

48. Oakland. PETER Mary Agnes Peterson, 48, Berkeley. WOOTTON-DECKARD Richens T. A Cy Wootton.

98. Berkeley, and Frederika Deckard, 24, Berkeley. Divorce Suits Filed. BECK from Preston separate maintenance. -Bessie from Vesper, Annulment.

RICHARDSON- Louis from Dolly, annulment. -Ina from Edward. cruelty, VERRINDER--Arthur E. from Sarah. cruelty, WISE -Della P.

from Mildred, annulment. SANTA CLARA COUNTY Notice of Intention to Wed. WELLS Alto, and Evelyn M. N. Bassett, Wells.

95, 18, San Jose. Divorces Granted. STUDDERT-Marjorie from Charles H. RENO Notices of Intention to Wed. (Associated Press.) Oscar Endres, 91, and Mary Hill.

20. both of San Francisco, K. Harkins, and Elizabeth Morris, 21. both nf Fresno, HENRICH-KATTEL-Louis Henrich. over 21.

and Olga Kattel. over 21, both of San Francisco. Alonzo W. Hopkins, over 21. and Beatrice A.

both of Vallejo. HOY-YERINGTON-Marvin Hoy. 21. San Quentin. And Marjorie Terington, 21, Rose.

LEACH-CORRIEA- Grady Leach: 19. and Emily Corriea, 18. both Oakland. Me LAUGHLIN-HUND Charles James MeLaughlin, over 21. Vallejo, and Clara Elizabeth Hund, over 21, Mapleton, Minn.

K. Miller. Salida. and Petra Lugea, 91. Lathrop.

NORBURY-WATSON Fred E. Norbury, 25. Los Angeles, and Hilda M. Watson, Denver. VENN- Lac4 Venn.

over 31. and both of Florence Fresno. Martha Canham, over WODD-O'CONNOR Dr. Clarence L.von Wood. 29.

and Edith O'Connor, 26. both of San Francisco. Deaths Deaths ANTHONY. JOSEPH ADLER. SAMUEL-11 gears BERRY, JOHN yeare The Examiner has printed a booklet which contains many very approThese cards are now being published priate forms 1 for "'Cards of extensively.

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BORMANN. HENRY BOYD. ANNIE-13 CALLAGHAN, MARY years EASTMAN. JOEL-67 years EVANS, NORA VAGREUS. CART-66 years FENNER.

RICHARD FEVRIER. JOHN PACE. FLETCHER. JACKSON years FRAZIER. HAZEL DITTMAR HARGROVE.

JULIA ANN HULL. RALPH-1 sears KAUFMANN. ERNEST KEAMMERLING (WHEELER), DOROTHY DE ORSA KENNY. FRANCIS H. KNOX.

WILLIAM C. MAGUIRE, NATALIA MARKOVITS, EDWARD-61 sears McCARTHY, P. H. MeNEE, ELDON R. OLTMAN, MARGARET ROMAN, AUGUSTA ROSS, JAMES-53 years SCAFIDI.

ANGELINA years SHWARZ. HATTIE K. STEDMAN. GEORGE years TURNER, LILLIAN WARREN, WILLIAM H. WEEDEN, IDA 8.

WOODWARD, JANE K. ADLER-in this city, June 30. 1933. Samuel, beloved husband of the late Rose Adler, loving father of Mrs. Max Mieseles, Abraham and Jack Adler, a native of Austria, aged 11 years.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral gervices Sunday, July at. 11:30 A. from the Hebrew Funeral Parlors, 1115 Buchanan st. Interment, Eternal Home Cemetery, ANTHONY-In this city, June 30. 1933.

Joseph. dearly beloved brother of Meyer Anthony And Abe Anthony of Los Angeles, A member of Magnolia Court F. of and Eureka Lodge No. 6. 1.

0. 0. of Sacramento. Funeral Sunday at 1 DA 11. from Gantner, Felder.

Kenny Chapel. 1965 Market st. at Duboce ave, Interment, Salem Cemetery. BERRY--in Berkeley, June 29, 1933. John Berry, beloved husband of Emma Berry.

father of John. Samuel Emily. James and Victor Berry, A native of Maryland, aged 78 years months and 28 days. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Saturday, July 1. at 1:30 o'clock.

p. at chapel of Edward E. Nichaus 2640 Grove st. at Derby Berkeley. BORMANN- In San Leandro, June 30.

1933. Henry, beloved son of Mrs. Anna Von Glahn, dear brother of Louis, Fred. George Bormann. and August Von Giahn and the late Dora Bormann.

A member of Elmhurst Lodge K. of P. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, July 3. 1933. at 2:30 m.

from the Funeral Home of 407 Estudillo San LeD andro, Interment San Lorenzo Cemetery. BOYD-in this city. June 1933. Annie Hord. native of Scotland, aged 73 years, Funeral services will he held today (Saturday) at p.

from the mortuary of Halsted Co 1123 Sutter street. near Polk. under the auspices Chapter No. 038. 0.

S. CALLAHAN Callahan. this city, widow June of the 1933. late Frank Callahan and dearly beloved mother of Mrs. Joseph F.

Hotter. Mrs. Daniel A. Sattier of Santa Barbara. Mrs.

Kenneth H. Smitten and Sade. Hugo W. and Frank W. Callahan and the late Mrs.

Helen Callahan Wales, a native of Rochester, N. aged 75 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, July 1st, at 9:30 o'clock R. from the chapel of HalstedDierks Co. corner Divisadero and MeAllister thence to Old St.

Mary's Church. California st. at Grant ave. where a solemn requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. commencing At 10 o'clock a.

m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. EASTMAN-In this city, June 20. 1933.

Joel. husband of the late Hattie EastMAN A native of New Hampshire, aged 67 years. member of Carpenters' Union No. 483. and Phoenix Lodze No.

4. K. of P. The funeral service will be held Monday, July 3. at 11 a.

at the chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Co. (Prechtel Mathieson), 1550 California under the auspices of Phoenix Lodge No. 4. K. of P.

EVANS-In this elty. June 29, 1033, Nora, beloved wife of Samuel H. Evans. loving mother of Frank Koopman, Mrs. Grace Chapman and Mrs.

Delphine Holmes, sister of Sarah Canty, A native of New York. Funeral Saturday at 11 a. from Gantner. Felder. Kenny Chapel.

1965 Market st. at Duboce ave. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, FAGREUS-June 28. 1933, Carl Fagreus, boloved father of Mrs. Sam Anderson Jr.

of Aberdeen, Washington: a native of Sweden, aged 66 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, July 1. at 10 8, at the chanel of the Nat C. Maneely Co. (formerly Truman Ind, 1 Co.

of 8. 1.1. Divisadero corner 0' Farrell. under the auspices of Argonne Lodge No, 514. F.

A. M. FENNER-In this city June 30, 1933, Richard Fenner, father of Paul R. native of Hamburg, Germany. The funeral will take place Monday, July 3.

1933. at 0 o'clock D. At the Memorial Chapels of Carew and English. Masonic and Golden Gate avenues, Interment private, FEVRIER-In this city, June 30. 1933.

John Paul. beloved husband of Marie E. Ferrier. father of Marie and John Paul Fevrier and Mrs. Alice Dumesnil and Mrs.

Adele Grimwood, grandfather nf Eugene and Robert Dumesnil. nafive of Switzerland. A member of Perseverance Grove No, 10. U. A.

o. D. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday July 3. at n'elock, from the chapel of Julius S. Godeau.

41 Van Ness ave. Interment private. FLETCHER--In Berkeley, June 30. 1933. Jackson Fletcher, loving son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph M. Fletcher, and grandson ot Mrs. F. Kalisky and Geo.

R. Fletcher. A native of San FrandiSCO. California. Aged 17 years months and 7 days.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the Cathedral Chapel of the Grant D. Miller Mortuary, 2850 Telegraph Oakland, Monday, July 3. 1033. at 10 o'clock a. m.

Entombment Pacific Mausoleum. FRAZIER--In Oakland. June 28. 1933. Dittmar Frazier.

beloved daughter of Elizabeth and the late Charles E. Dittmar, loving sister of Sylvester, Norbert Alba and the late Gregory Dittmar, a native of California, (St. Helena papers please cony. Funeral was held Friday, June 29, 1933. HARGROVE- this city.

June 30. 1933, Julia Ann Hargrove, beloved mother of Ambrose Hargrove of this city, Clinton and Harold R. Hargrove of Salt Lake City. 1 U'tah. Friends may call at the Gantner.

Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market st. at Duboce until 7 p. m. Saturday. Remains will be forwarded to Salt Lake City.

thiah. HULL--in this city. June 30. 1933. Ralph.

dearly beloved son of Sampson and Olive Hull and loving brother William A. and the late Dorothy Hansen, A native of Oregon, aged it vears. Friends may call at the parlors of Subr Wieboldt. 1465 Valencia near 26th st. Notice of funeral later.

KAUFMANN-In this city, June 29, 1933, Ernest, beloved husband of Mary Kaufmann. loving father of Emma Jacobsen, beloved grandfather of Madeline Jacobsen, and brother of Dr. Emil and Henry Kaufmann, a native of Kiel, Germany. Funeral services today (Saturday) July 1. 1933, at 9:30 o'clock p.

at the Memorial Chapels of Carew lish. Masonic and Golden Gate aves. Interment private, Cypress Lawn. KEAMMERLING (WHEELER) In this city, June 30. 1933, Dorothy De Orsa Keammerling.

dearly beloved wife rot Emil Keammerling. loving sister of Mrs. 0. Lightfoot. Mrs.

Bruno J. Mannori and E. W. Wheeler. a native of.

Salem. Oregon, Friends are invited to attend the fitneral services Monday at 10:30 At the chapel of H. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th KENNY- -In this city, June 29. 1933. beloved of Emily Kenny.

native of Brooklyn. member of the Veteran Firemen's A of San Francisco. Funeral will take place today (Saturday), July 1, 1933. 7:30 o'clock from the Memorial Chapels of Carew English, Masonio and Golden Gate thence to St Patrick's Church where requiem of mass will be offered for the repose commencing at 8 o'clock. terment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Alameda, June 30, 1933.

William C. Knox, beloved father of Daniel H. Knox. Funeral at 10:30 o'clock on Monday. July at Fowler-Anderson Parlors, Alameda.

MAGUIRE--In this elty. Natalia Maguire, loving wife of James J. Maguire, mother of Mrs. 'Olga Huddleston, Mrs. Natalia Walters.

Frank W. White, sister of Grunia Beronoft and Alexis Kashe. varoft. Friends are invited to attend the neral Monday. Tuly 3.

at 10:30 from the mortuary of Julius S. Godeau, 41 Van Ness ave, Oakland. June 30, 1933, Edward. dearly beloved husband Marjorie (Bercovich) Markovits. devoted father of Joseph.

Frank and -Burton Markovits, Mrs. David Panposkey, Mrs. Sidney Rosenzweig of Chicazo, lovinz uncle of George B. von Boden loving brother of Byla Markovita, A native of Hungary, aged 61 years Friends are invited to attend the services Sunday afternoon. July nt.

9 at the chapel of Albert. Brown a 3476 Piedmont land. Interment, Home of Peace Ceme. tery, Fairfax Oakland, MeCARTHY-In this city, June 30. 1933.

P. H. McCarthy, beloved husband of Jeanette McCarthy, and loving father of P. H. McCarthy Eileen, Virginia, Kathleen, Marion, Justine, William Barry and the late Cleveland L.

MoCarthy native of Ireland, Former Mayor of San Francisco. Past President of the State and City Bullding Trades Council, Knights of Columbus, South of Market Boys, Loyal Order of Moose, Eagles, Carpenters' Union Local No. 00 Knights of the Red Branch and Ancient Order of Hibernians and B. P. 0.

Elks. The funeral will take place Monday, July 3. 1933. at 8:35 o'clock a. mO, from his late residence, 153 Upper Terrace, thence to St.

Ignatios Church. where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. (Carew English Service.) SOUTH OF MARKET ROTS, INC.The officers and members are fully requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, P.

H. McCarthy, Al KATSCHINSKI. President. PETER R. MALONEY.

Secretary. MeNFF--In this city, June 20, 1033. Eidon loving husband of Myrtle McNee, devoted father of Robert McNee. a native of Kansas. Funeral services will he held day (Saturday) at 9:45 a.

m. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 sutter near Polk. Interment, National Cemetery. OLTMAN-In this city. June 09.

1933. Margaret, beloved wife of the late George Oltman, and mother of Charles and the late George and Katherine M. Oltman. and grandmother of Ellsworth Oltman. Friends are invited to attend the funeral today (Saturday), at 2 p.

at Ashley McMullen's, Geary st. and 6th ave. OSBORNE-In this city. June 30, 1933. James Stuart Osborne, loving father of James Lyle and Egbert B.

Osborne, native of Memphis. Tenn. Funeral and interment private, (Gray's.) Roman, this city. wife of June the 30. late Simon 1933.

Roman, sister of Nathan Strauss of New York and the late Mrs. Babette Loeb. Funeral services will be held tomore row (Sunday), at 10:30 eleck 111 from the mortuary of Halsted 1193 Sutter near Polk. this elty, Tune 30. 1933.

James Ross, dearly beloved brother of George Ross and the late Mrs. Marie Bill. a native of Forest Hill. California, axed 50 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services today at 11 num.

at the chapel of F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th st. Inurn. ment. Olivet Columbarium.

SCAFIDI--In this, eity. June 29. 1933. Angelina M. dearly beloved wife of Salvatore Seatidi.

loving mother Kathleen Seatidi, beloved daughter of Giacomo and Josephine Cincotta, and loving sister of Carmelina, Elena and Jack Cincotta and Mrs. L. J. Scalidi, native of San Francisco, aged years. A member of Isola Salina: ciety: a member of Societa Italiana di Mutua Beneficenza.

Friends are invited to attend the fitneral today (Saturday) at 9 from the chapel of H. F. Subr 2919 Mission near 25th; thence to Church ef St. Charles Borromeo, Howard st. corner 18th st.

where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 A. m. Interment. Italian Cemetery, SHWARZ--In Napa. June 40.

1033. Hattie dearly beloved wife of Wile liam Shwarz, devoted mother of Muriel Pummelsberz of Napa, loving daughter nt Bertha Krom of San Francisco, and loving sister of Mrs. Lucien Reiss of San Francisco: A native of San Fran. cisco. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at Home of Peace Cometery.

Colma, Sunday, July 2. at 11:30 R. 11, STEDMAN-In this city. June 30. 1933, George W.

Stedman, beloved husband of Margaret. Stedman, loving father of Mrs. R. Gillespie and George P. Stedman, A native of San Francisco, aged 73 years 3 months 11 days.

Friends are invited to attend the neral services Monday, July 3. at 1 p. at the chapel of H. Suhr 9919 Mission near 25th. TURNER Daly City, June 28.

1933. Lillian Turner. dearly beloved mother of Harry Turner, a native of Canada. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday, Julv 3. at 2:30 p.

at the mortuary chapel of W. C. Lasswell 6154 Mission st, Interment. Woodlawn Memorial Park. WARREN--In this elty; June 28.

1933. William H. Warren, beloved husband of Robina Warren, and loving father nd Martha Warren. a native of San cisco, Cal. A member of Red Jacket Tribe No.

28. Red Men: Sequora Camp No. 104. Woodmen of the World. and Aerie No.

9, Fraternal Order of Earles, Sacramento Cal. Friends are invited to attend. the funeral services Friday evening at o'clock. from the "Morrison Funeral Home, 401 Baker st. at Hayes st.

terment Saturday, 3 p. Odd Fellows' Cemetery. Sacramento, Calif, WEEDEN- this city. June 28. 1933, Ida.

S. Weeden. mother of Margaret Herbert H. and Paul E. Weeden and Mrs.

Dorothy Terry. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service at 1 o'elock Monday after. noon. July 3. under the auspices of sidio Chanter No.

481. 0. E. at Gray's, Divisadero street at Post. terment private.

WOODWARD-In Redwood City, June 29, 1933. Jane K. Woodward, beloved wife of the late Howard B. Woodward, bee loved mother of Mrs. L.

Haussler, Mr. Norman F. Koon and the late William Koon. Services will be held from the chapel ot James Crowe Co. (Parmelee Phile lins).

Redwood City. Saturday, July 1. 1933. at 9 o'clock. Interment in the G.

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