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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SUNDAY. JANUARY 19. 1919 CC 12 Provisions. GERMAN AIM Births, Engagements, Marriages and Deaths BORN. bfrvav.Hnent In th loss of a dearly WcM wire lining il.vnhter and bekrrsd awter.

6IETIB In ttila city. January 17, 1919, Adolph Siene, fciubaiil of tlio late Annie Siehs. loving father i C. and Adolph Slehe Mrs! lora rchiimaker, Mia Martha Carlm anri Mrs, Kate to attend the solemn renuiem mass at Utu'ch Monday, Jannary BL'RLlvY In Rich mon 1, Contra Costa count. Jan.

18, 1919, Gerald C. rieirlj TtaSJ ll of tlanor, Janiea, Joseirouain of Johanna itiurdou of CrmFett, a native of alt Franoiaio, 13 yirs and 21 daia rr.euds and aifiiiainUnc a ars ni.vtfu!lv in-yittsi to attend Uis funeral Tuesday at 10 a i.Li ''f' MrT Church' I olrit Richmond Remains at Bert Cnrrvs Indertaking Parlors, 3.1J lltht. Itirhinond vt Ceineury. Oakland. laitwmtn.

Ca.llforina, John a McKlhem dearly beloved husband of it McLlhem and loving farlier of PougUa and Francea MLlClliern, aged 35 years 2 uiouttoa sys. MILLTR Ia Oakland, January 18, 1019, Marie tJirtsUna Miller, beloieii wife of Kenneth V. Miller and aiater of Mra J. p. Jensen, Chris Kalie NeU.n, Mrs.

Helen Aa dersin and Fred Peterson, a native of schleswig HolUlll. aged 28 VMrl KXTTDSKN In this Hty, Jannary 18, 1019, Jo-ephiuj, dearly beloved wife of the la's Chnstinn Kannv Knudiwn and loving motl.i William McCarthy, belovwl aistar of Mrs. Marptret liong end George F. Mt3urthy, a native Han Francisco, agad 44 yaaa 2 montlis and 5 days. IVieuds are resfwctfully invited to attend fuuoral tomomrV (Monday, at 2iI0 p.

at liev lalo rwi leniTi, Elsie t. Intormtut, W'oodlawr. Ctmelery. KONOIJI In this city. Jsnnary 18, 1919.

Annie Iorathea, lieloved wife of Annine Konold and loving of Geoige W. Konold and Mrs, A. G. Wbrgef. dearly lieloved tiater of Getirge, Amlrew and Joseph Bnnvn and Mrs.

Elnora Adams of Mt I'itaant t'tah, and Miss Elisabeth Krowr of San Francisco, a native of Mt Pleasant, Utah. Piiniral will take piao tomorrow (Monday), st 2 P. from the parlors of Ganrner 424 Guerrero near ltjtb. Interment Cypress ljiivn Ccnieterv. KRAMER Svlria.

beloved wife of Wm. Kramer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Biryear, aister of Hairy, Samuel, Acne and Jennie Spyear, aged Western Mut Company prices; lUMrt Marrow. 41 Per lb; Prlmros.

4'Je; Fasten! Star, 4l7ko; Oxford. 41c: Oxfurd picnic, 8O0, MACON Mmrose, 4 to vl Tha, fVe; Fastern Star, 0 to lbs, Me: 8 to 10 If We: 10 to lit 81c; Arrow Bacon. to lbs, MV4c: to 111 lira. fi2c: 10 to li medium. 3JV4o; D.

f. 42c' Unlit medium, LA RD- Oolden Oats, tee "SV4e rb: BOi. frr cm. 11.1.5: Ms, I15.36; 8 14.57 Arrow cnmiinnnd, tcs, Uc IJT lb; COOKING i Vi-flow Arrow tea, 2-' Via pr Ih; Whit. liaVsc: rriiuros Balad, tea.

E3.34o "bar FLED MEATS Jtxtra family 14 pr barrel family, 'Jo I12 1 extra mow Pork. Ira prinie 'lo, tlH, stra I'lg do, OALIKKNii--Tub and bbl. 2414 IMVic; cases, large, 11X71; meuiuu $0.18. net lb: tea medium, (12.63; am Miller mi prior: K.MOKKD HAMH M. A L.

engsr enred. 12 to cured, 17 to 20 Iba, 38c; ior 20 lbs 37c; plcm. 'S'Ar: bnUed akin and fat 00, Stic; do akin and fat off. ISACON M. I', tugar rrtrwl.

4 to Iba, Ble; 8 to 10 Iba, 10 to 12 lh. 45Hc; do li to 14 lbs. 4io; it It. 4Uc; amuked lulu backa. 8LARr M.

I pnra lard, tea about 3S0 lb. B't. lr lb. 28Hc; tuba 2Sc; 2'Mb buckata, rana 1 to rae, I'aae. tia.20; lanr tins" 6 to rase, Sl.i.TS: mwlium tins, 12 to rae, fl5.3r: amall tfrw, 20 to caa omixjund, tea, i.ic; inoa, -'0c; iu tu 1 tn riL.

i raao. J1U.0S: larta tioa, to caw tW.2i: medium tlna. 12 to caaa. per cur. SI2.H7: amall Una, 20 to caao.

ir caua. $12.25. Chieann Knot Provisions. nmCAHO, January IS. Pork, nominal Lard, Butter, Eggs, Cheese.

ItaraHpta for 24 hnnrs rndine at 10 a m. yna- tpnlay und Butter, doxea li-''x and .13, rmnud Chfo. TImj onlp oJianKia yestx-rday wre In rirrs rtM declining lac prr drn and mttra rmllet bein hit'lier. Via aal on Change wore aa follow: Jttittnr 10 rameo extras at (Ho "pet pourw and 40 do at KJM-f. j-tem rJxtraa.

JO rani at f. per Airun. 10 do at 1 at 70 do it and 40 do at fiSc. C1ies- 30 fanry flats at JGMifl per dORen. Tlie foflowinu yrim are as estahlislied at the Ran Kranrtaro Wholesale ltiiry J'rcdur Exchange and baaed on in 10-lx lots for botli P.utter nd Kotb and in 20 Cbeusa lota for t'heeM to retail trade.

HUTTKIt Per pound; Prima lanuary Bttm. tirata. ISth 'p'o 17th B4c HUh S4" l.Mh 4tif fie 1 ltd 10th CuVie fcGUN i'er ootien, mniKiing cases: raira Pullets Extras. 54 Ho r3c fj2u 54c January IMra. FiWa.

ITirata. 17tl nse lliih 1.1th rCo Mth S7c Hth 11th fiflHa 10th ti7Vx! No rwiim. OI1EK.HI4 PHrw wmnd UtiC Old rty Call- fnrnia fiino flats. flrst. 32c; thirds.

2c-: Oregon triplets, fancy, 40'jc; tlo jroung Aouer-Icaj, 42a Thc Sugar Market. San Francisco. The local mnrar and refinlnB cnrrmanlm ormte franulatcd bjsit at (to per lb. The basio prine oners all frramilaU-d, couJeotioners' A and berry. Powdered end bar, 0'4e; cubes and epliclcta, ex-cetrt cases and cartons, i) extra 8.60c; golden S'jc; I) and yellow I), 8.40c.

ArtOitiooui tier loo lbs: wmd. boxes. 20c mtire: half bbi. 3fic more; boxes, tlOo more for 'J grades except powdered, cubes and dilwleta, which will bo 4c more if packed in half Cane (rranulalel in 3.Vlb (ins, more; culjea In 28 lb tits, $2.75 mom; cubes in ltvlb Twxes, tioc in ire; i-ubeo in 13-ib boxes. SI.

10 more. Sugar From Hawaii. The TVnartment of Oranmeree reports ttie Te- cniirta of Hawaiian Kurar into thn IJnited Stat tor uio nrm. wo monuia ot l'Jil ana iuxh aa fuUows: Pounda 1H17 131S naw tlSOSi.fiOO Itcftncd 30.110,000 Totals Dwrease 9i7.of!s.7r;s The receipts in 1917 were valued, at S.07a.- OU, aganiat in 1318. New York.

NEW YORK, January IS. Raw Siwar, steady; centrifugal. 7.1c. Itofined, steady; cutloaf, lO.noc; cruslutl, 10.2."ic; n.onld ti.fc; culw. U.70-; XXX.K tiowdiTed, fl.2f(c; powdered, 11.15c; tino granulated and Uismond 0c; coufectionera' 8.00c; Ho.

S.bSc, Hay and Mill Feed Receipts of Bay for the 24 hoars ending at 10 a m. yesterday were 1SG tons. Fancy Wheat hB'it 6-wore bales. No 1 Wheat or Wheat and Oat 22.XK!-'4.00 No. 2 Wheat or Wheat and Oat Choice Tame Oat 21.0X-'3.f0 Other Tame Oat Wild Oat Kl.tHMlS.OO Ba lev 1 o.OOdi 1 Alfalfa 10.0Oro-20.tiO Stock (in order) rilV Damapod Bav.

all kimls. to condition MILL FESTI Bran, $40 per ton; Middlings. J4U- Shcrta, $12; Scratch Feed, $4 per cental; Kolfed Barley, $4Srf0O per ton; Alfalfa Meal, a2 tg'M Scott Ma guar ft Miller's hay circular of the 18th says: Receipts of hay for the week were 1,225 tons; prei-eding week, 690 tons. This is quite an increase yet it has moved without material difficulty. Itactically all of Uiis bay has been from the warehouses and was, therefore, in order.

Very little damaged by the early rains arrived during the week. Considerable choice hay has arrived, thereby satisfving tlie demand for this grade which existed 'during the previous weeks, and although the flrst few cars sold iu eiee. of top quotations, it was difficult to more than quo-Utinna during Uie latter part ot the week. Although most holders of hay think theirs should come under the head of "fancy," it is only very fow sections that ship this grade to the market, and from theae sections only a very small percentage of what can be termed "fancy" arrives. In other words, 0O per cent of the hay received is of the medium and poorer grades, and only about 10 per cent of the entire crop will grade fancy according to the ideas of the San Francisco market There has been some improvememt tn Interior shifJments, veil as in tlie demand for export Alfalfa has been in good supply and prices are somewhat easier.

The ranges are not in any too good eondi-, tion, and stockmen are anxiously looking forward to a storm, which tlie weather bureau promises by the end of the week. This storm is now off CWurubia river, and it is at this writiiur raining in tlie Sacramento yallev. aith promises of continuing south mid eowaing tno whole State, in whic'i case it win be of very material benetit to hrass. Poultry and Game. With, a continual falling off In rooeipts- of lire Poultry, there was comparatively littio unsold on hand at the close of the week.

Receipts by express were 33 eoopa lire Poultry and 41 case dressed Turkeys, also a good quality of Rabbits. POULTRY Califortn'a. per lb: ITema, 8739c; Roosterii, 3--K37c for young and 23(tU5o for old; ft-vers, 4rvH2c; broilers 4.SM50C TURKEYS Dreseed, 40(f43c; tlve, nominal. GAME 4elgian Hares, per lb; Jack-rabbits, per dozen. Beans, Peas and Hops.

There were receipts for 24 boors of 105 sacks Bcana and 40 lales Hops. HbAisr iirict per eerital: Rrnall White, Large nire, DRIED PLiAS Califurnia. IWrms for grnen. HUPS Sonoma and Mendocino, TTe par contracts for 1919 at It fe'Joc. LENTILS 20e per lb for Chile, latrty recetvwl New York Coffee Market.

NTTW YORK, January 18. Coffee futures were qui't but steadier today. In some smarten the Improved tone was attributed to the disparity 1 ween futures quotations and the primary view of values whicn was supposed to have checked telling. The bulk of the buying, boweyer, was believed to be in the tray of covering over the week-end on an advance in futures at Santos. The opening here was 10 to IS points higher and the markot closed at a net advance of 15 to 27 points.

Closing bids; May, 13.79c; Jury, 13.fi2e; 8er tember, 13.4Sc; October, 13.40c; Deoimbec 13 30o; January. 13.2r,e, Spot cotlcn. Irregular: Rio Tt, 14 Uo; Rtntm 4's. 2lic. It was rep.rted that Santos 4's were offered in the cost and freight market late yesterday at London crediU.

Official cables reported a decline of 473 real In Bio spot; Santas spot was not ntjeted. Swift Co. Securities. CHICAGO. January 18.

On tlie Rtnrfc W. change today 1.110 shares of Rvrlft Co. ftock changed hands at 12314, and 1,000 Swift flrat 5a I were wild at 00. I Cuion Ctut ido and Os-Oxn. at 67, irt ot.r mT 1 17ft .1 i ranoeny.

ltl Mexican fii.2r.i6.50; Pink, California Barons t7.a5ia7.50: Blarkeye. $503.25: Red uidW. tO.tKHlO: Osrvanza. S.5r9 and scarce. fS TO BLOCK A Re-Establishment of Poland Would Block Prussian Expansion In West and Kill Ambition (Special Wireless Dhpatch.

Cepyrlfht) LONDON, January 18. The following statement, conspicuously printed In this afternoon's papers, may be conKiJercd authoritative: situation as regards the Ger-majj. army is uncertain, but it is believed that the 1913 and 1919 classes have been retained with the crrtjors, which may amount to men, while, from the number of divisions still existing, a far larger number of men must still bo under arms. t- For the momfent their attention Is probably fully occupied dealing with' the internal situation. Should Ebert gain complete control the army 'Would again be free, while if, on the other hand, the situation develops in favor of the Spartacans and leads to continued action with the Russian Bolshevists a dangerous situation would arise.

As to the wisdom of Foch's military requirements for the allies thcr can be up two opinions. Up to January 8 the Germans had surrendered 2,713 aeroplanes, of which 906 were in bad condition. The Germans have determined to seize all possessions of Poles in l'nissla if the i Polish provinces of. CJermany are to be restored to Poland. All parties in Germany are agreed to this Step, and it would bo the easier, as German Immigrants In these provinces have been armed by the government.

POLISH POSSIBILITY. Poland is regarded as even more important to Germany than the left btwik of the Rhine. If she keeps these provinces, Ebert c'cclares, she can increase her influence south and east and some day reconquer in the west what she has lost now. Germany will reconquer the west through the east. If, on the other hand, she loses these provinces the rebirth of her political power through pacific penetration in the east would be impossible.

J'hese statements were made at a meeting of all parties held by the last Chancellor, Prince Max of Haden, at a secret session of the budget commission just before the armistice. It is clear that Germany will resist, the re-establishment of Poland to-the utmost, as it means a death blow to her ambitions for eastern expansion, and she realizes that the allies' true interest and that of future peace in eastern Europe will fctand or fall with the new Polish state. The German policy is to -leave PpjCnd an easy prey after being ravaged by the Bolshevists, and they seek to insure this by handing oyrr, their arms to the Bolshevists. RUSSIAN POLICY. 1(Jn North Russia we have raised a number of troops whose training is proceeding well, but the present native troops are not in quality or quantity sufficient to make headway against the Bolshevist forces if left to themselves.

'It, must be understood that the British cannot act independently, bui tnust co-operate with the allies, and the big question of policy as regards Russia can only be settled al in Paris. Tending such a decision the British government has no intention of doing what has been stigmatized as attacking Russia or the troops now in that country. There was no truth in the story yesterday of a large anti-Bolshevist rffftflg. the Balkans there have been disturbances in an area Just north e. the armistice line which necessitated its occupation by French and Rumanian troops.

is also friction in Dobrudja between Bulgarians and Rumanians, due to the vigorous action of the Rumanian civil authorities. It is not likely there will be any serious disturbances, as this territory is held by an allied force of occupation pending its final disposal at the peace conference. Camp Lewis Denies Cat. Men Are Delayed CAMP LEWIS, TACOMA January 18. Replying to charges made by Chairman Crombie Allen of the military affairs committee In the California Legislature that California soldiers were being held here while Washington men were given the preference in the discharges, division officers today said it was untrue.

Var Department orders, issued for the demobilization of the men, they pointed out, are that men from this Statte, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and an! far east as Minnesota, will be discharged here and given travel pay to the point from where they were inducted at the rate of three and. half cents a mile. There are two demobilization points in California, at the presidio, near San Francisco, and at Camp Kearny, near San Diogo. The demobilization orders from the adjutant general of the army are that men from California will be discharged at these two points and will be sent from here, so far i3 practicapie, troop 100. ,000 Paid for Apartment House Arj important real estate sale, in wTiieh the purchase price of $100,000 wan paid in cash, was made yesterday through the offlce of Louis T.

Samuels. The four-story brick apart-inent-house situated on the south side California street between Gough and Octavia streets was sold by Martin Show to William F. Hopkins. The building lias a forntage of 75 feet and itf'jWpth of 137:6 feet, and contains ptiteen apartments of six rooms each. Hopkins is one of the heirs of the Hopkins estate, which recently sold for $800,000 the Techau Tavern property at Powell and Eddy streets, where the Bank of Italy will erect a monumental bank structure to cost $1,000,000.

POLE STA Wlinam A. and Joseph Ctowley, a native of Newark, N. 3. The funeral service will be hold at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon, January 20, at Gray's, DiiinadiTO at Geary. Interment private, CRAIG In thi.i city, January It.

1HI9, Atftxw Oiiida, belnvM dauidiler of Aleaaniler P. and Caihemie Craig, hving sister of Alexander Marie Kdwin llos P. and California Craig, a native of ban Francisco, aged 1 year 7 months 10 davs. Interred at Holy Crot Cemetery. CRFAIIY In this city, January 13, 1919, Arm a Creabv.

a native of hillmagh, Ireland, aged 27 ears. The funeral took place Saturday, January 1919, fnm the parlors of Carevr Krur-lish, 1018 eary theocs to St Potninic's tliureh, whe'ro a riuiem mass was celebrated for Uis r'Ooee of b.r soui interuieut was in Holy Crows Vmetery. COTTON-ln this city, January 18. 1019, Emma, Isabel fvuton, wife of Waiter Cotton, mother of Charles B. Cotton arid Mrs.

May Jensen, a native of New IJamBslure, aged ti3 yiars 4 months 13 tiara. llie funeral will be held tomorrow (Monday) st 12:30 o'clock p. m. at the chapol of H. F.

nunr siiiu Mission street at Twenty fifth. Funeral anil interment private. DB LA MONTANYA Jannarv IS. Untmnt Jaquea de la Motituiya, bolovcd husband of jeuery ce ia Wonunyi. loving son of Mrs.

George Terliush and the iate James de la r.if,ntanya, rinrotrd brother of Mrs. Ixrrain, cnttenJen. a nauve of California, aged 2: jrears. Noties of funeral hereafter. DE SOTO In tiis citv, January 18, 1019, Walter Andrew lie Koto, dearly beloved son of eier anil Barbara Lie Roto and brother of ui late PeUir He Boto, a native of Sao Francisco, ageo a ruonins ana 11 davs.

The funeral will ba held tomevrrow (Mon day), at 10:30 a. at the clmnel of H. F. Huhr ic 2910 Mission slreet bet 25th and louowed by blessing at St. Poul I hurcli, 29th and Cliurch commencing at II a in Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

DERHAM In this city, January 18, 1919 William Francis Derham, beloved hnMiand of Clara Irhaiu and loving faUier of William Itobert Iturham and brother of Mrs, V. II. Remmcr of irakiann. a native of California, need 4S years muiiuia a a uicmoer ot nievoaurree lli.Hl. 1'uneral notice later.

Mr. Ihrrham to at th "Hmia-like 1'inct" of the Truman Undertaking mmpauy, itiesrapn avu at iiuruoui st, Oaa- DUkKLOW In this citv. Jannarr 17. 101CI and Harvey OuKciow, a native of Ireland, aged 70 years 23 days. Funeral stsrvicrs will take place today inunnayi.

at z-u p. mau tne chapel of ii. v. punr aiwsion between 25th and 2th sts. Iateruieut, Woodlavm Ceme tery, ny automowio.

IN'DRKSEN in Uiis dty. January 17. 1919 Kdith, beloved daughter of Kroa and Anna Endresen and sustcr of Arthur and Edward i.nfiivsen, a nauve of ban ran Cisco, aired 14 years. Friendj fund scrjusintances are respectfully bivited attend the funeral today (Sure at 2 o'clock p. from the parlors of asarry ncuuy, ttt-nti Valencia st, where services will be held.

Interment, Mt Olivet B31HG1T In this dty. Jnnnary 10. 1919, Anna Fmlioff, (inarly Iloved wife of Albert J. Kniholf. loving mother of Albert Elvers and Margaret, r.uiiirir, Deiovea uauguter ot Mrs.

A. Schwantner and sister of Marie Mawler. a native of Switzerland, ged 2d years 3 months 1 Funeral services wil take today (Sunriaf), at p. at the cnapel of li. F.

Suhr 2919 Mission street, between 25th ar.d 20th streets. Interment prrvate, Mt Olivet Cemetery, by automobile. FEAR In thia citv Jannarv 17. 1010. Samuel Fear, belovod huaband of 'elia Ann Fear and loving ather of Samuel VL.

Joseph and Arthur Fear of New York State and Frederick H. Fu of Fruitvales Cat. a naive of England, sgei 71 ytrs 6 inontlis 17 days. lYiends are invited to atend rhe funeral scr-yvvs bimorrow (Monday), January 20. 1919.

at lli0 o'clock a. at Trunan's Chapel. 1919 Mifion st, near Fiftenth st Interment, lit. Olivet Cemetery FAENZI In this city, January 18, 1919, Route raenzi, wire of J. l'aenzi, motner or auren, F.Uiln, Romeo, Juliet and Irene Faenr.i, stei-daughter of Mrs.

C. Chelini. sister of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Chelini A and Amely Faenzl, aunt of Albert aftd Vit Faijttzi, daughter-in-law of Fntonao 1'aenzi, a nauve of Italy, aged 34 years. Notioo of funeral hereafter. Remains at the parlors of H. F. Suhr 2019 Mutuun street, between 20th and 2Cth streets.

FORBES In Uii city January 18, 1919, Bar bara, at her late residence, 340 Iteaxat avenuo devoted wife oi John Forbes and mother of Ueige Raid, a name cf Austria. ItmnainH lit ihn Km Home narlOrS Of Wll Hsm O'ShatiBhnesjrj 741 to 749 Valencia street, s'uneral notice later. HTlANfTTS tn 11. i. fltv Jirniarr 18.

1919, belorod husband of Lra A. rTancis and loving father of Jean Franraa and brother of Louis and Jixscphine Francis, a member of fracramento Ixlgo No. 0, B. P. O.

JSlks Sao- ramento lodije. K. of and f4eu.ucia i.smo, W. O. a native of Sacramento, CaL, sued years 7 monUis 20 days, tbacnimento papers Ti lavi (ua i-i rvty 1 The funeral wdl take place tomorrow (Mondavi, at a.

from tlie chapel of S. A. Wliite, 2200 Putter street northwest corner Pierce, thence to ISt Acmes tJliurcn wmre requiim mass will bo coiebraled for the reixwe of his (soul commencing at a. m. luier-nu nt private.

Ft'LFORI In thU city, January 18. 1910, Anton l-'uirori, beloved husband ot Wlitli fiilfon ami devoted futlier of Kdward and Virginia lil-fmi, and son in-law of Angelo and Assimta Bemedetti. a nativs of Italy, aged 'M years, 2 months, 23 days. Remains at tlia chapel of TL IL Tellsmo, 100 Fillmore st Notice of fuuoral hereafter. GAItDNF.lt la this city.

January 18. 1919. titles Ldwin' Gardner, beloved son of Mans and stepson of Vance C. Boyer and brother of Mrs R. of Los Angelns, A momher of Golden Gate Camp, No C4, W.

a native of Iilinoia, aged 19 yeara, 9 months and 22 davs. Friends and acqnaintances are rcspecifully' Invited to atUnd funeral 20, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. at Uio chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Cumpiny, 2475 Min-sion ttreet near 21st, under the ansirices of Golden Gate Camp, No 64, Woodmen of the worra. intcramm. Iawn Cemetery.

GAIJ.AGITER In this citr. January 18. 1919 nomas Deiovea sou ot Michael an Annie Gallagher, a native of Ireland, aged Ho yflira. A ni.nuhcr of Marine Firemen, Oilers and Watertenders' of the Pacific. Friends and acquaantances are rcuno-tfidly invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday), at 8:15 from the parlors of Barry A- Kcuily, 7W3-770 Valencia thence to St CetiUa's Church for mass, cummenc.ng at i GOSPER In this city, January 18, 1919, F.liia G.

Gonder, Moved wife of Charles A. (Kinder, motner oi in. a. wise of Mount Pleasant, Miclugan, sister of Mrs. Kate rower, Miaa Anna Gaston, A.

T. txigar and T. Ga-iton, a native of Wisconsin. The remains will bo sbipiied on' Tuesday from the chapel of H. F.

Sulir A 2919 Mission street, to Beloit, Wisconsin, for interment in the family plot HARRIS AN In this citv, Jannarv 1, 1919. 0. J. Harrumn. devoted husband of Marie T.

Har rington and loving father of Howard narnld G. and Onira .1. HaJTigan, and hrother of Mrs. Mary Kirby, Mrs. Hannah Bcnn, Mrs.

Joule Hayes aim James Jtiamgaa, a native of County Limerick, Irelaud. Fijends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend funeral tomorrow (Mondavi, January 20 at 9:30 a. from his late residence. 4 Capitol avenue thence to St Michael's Church, Broad street (Ocean View), where a requiem high mass will lie celebrated for the reposo of his soui, commencinn at 10 o'clock a. m.

Interment TToly Cross Cemetery. HANBBFRG In this city, Jnnnary IT, 191 Frank Henry Hanebexu, dearly bdovcsl htislwnd of Minnie nanebere, loving father of Uenry Walter J. and Gladys M. Hanebarg, son of John HaoKberg and brother of August Joseph, Frank arid Katie Haneberg, Mary Breach, Rosa Hoiman, Minnie Genglor and Joeejrtune Lrescli, a native of Kansas, aged 48 years, 8 months, 27 days, a meroter of Mission Lodge Na 10, CM. H.

and Nord-doutscher Vcrein. Funeral services will be held todav (Snndav), at 10:30 a. at the chapel of H. F. Suhr 219 Naseion street, between Tarerjty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets, tinder the auspices of Mission Lodge Na 10, CL H.

S. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. In thia city. January 17. 1919, Annie Bcrnidctte, dearly beloved danghter of John and Nora Ifermeysy, loving sifter of Ella Mary I.

and Kathelern T. Hennesay, a native of ban Francisco, Cat, aged 20 vear.i 30 months 13 days. (Boston pepers please copy.) A member of tha Yong Ladies' Sodality of St Paul's Part. Friends and acqnalntsrces are tTpertfiIly Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday), January 20. 1919.

at :15 a. from her parents' niaencs, 39 Whitney street, olT Thir-tietli; thence to St l'aul's Church, where a requiem hh mass will be celebrated for the reiwee of her soul, commencing at 9:45 a. m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery Conducted by Jas.

it ReUly Co, HOGGAriLi" Tn Ban Francisco, Mabel ITognard, beloved of William Hotrgvnl, loving motiii of Bsxah Frances and Joseplune, lieloved sister of Mary A. Geicer, Minnie R. Dyer, Blla McIIartly, J. F. Wil.

son Ha.tt.ie. 0. Wiison, Lillian J. Wilson anj Clara TowueenJ, a naurs of Chico, Cal. KNAPr In this dty, January 17, Frank, tint-ten rl of Julia Kiiapp, a native of Minnesota, aged 65 yws.

Funeral services will be held trsaovrrjw (Monday) at 10 o'clock at. the chapel of Hoisted 1122 Sutter street KOULMAH In this city. JSTmsry-MS, RarrmnJ belm-ed bnther of Lena Kolilmsin and Mm. A. Goldberg of Phoenis, Aria, a native of San; Francisco.

Hemains at the chapel of Balsted A Coll 22 Hutter st ETENVEDY Tn this city, Jannary 18, 1919, p. dearly beloved hnsoand of Vinie F. Kennedy, loving father of Vincurt. Frances and Margaret Kennedy and brother of John, Edward, Hugh, S'Man and Catherine Kennedy, a native rif County Donegal, Ireland. A member of S.

F. Council. So. 015, K. of 0 and 0mmercial Travelers.

Tte lneTa1 trill tske plaee toinorrrrir at 9 o'clock, fmm his IrIxj rtvunenca, Z4 are. InWiuicni, privaie. omit newen. s.l ivs 1.1.AI Mil tt Uli is. AJTD FAMILY CARD OP THANKS Ths rsltiv.

of in. Ute John D. Karl wish to tle.r suit- tUanKs to their msjiv frien.L, their mmj-sthy and beautiful floral 'in ard tn the nieintcni of tlie Ounty 1 H', I'niiva and oflicer. i K- i' A-rie. N- ft, F.

(. AND A1HS. J. t. Mt.NKLU CARD OF THANK rerarirrw for Bvmntu aixi fioni Mm.

f.Koiiucii and aocca. CAn" SlANKS. 8t ni.KI'FR The of tuau.ua. father. and 1M1ANKS.

r.K ui, tn nrms tn cmr mta- m''1' hum benntiful tSXl SSlhll. iurm nnil Trieil.Ia Mot kV.1. MU MIL HAItKoWKR MH.S. 1. KH.I.A Mil.

KITH A liOWTTt, Ml HVinty MRS. C. K. CARD OF We wish to rliauk our mai.v friends free tVirr kindniv-s trjuipau.y Unl ni-sl otrruuri etlcndul to wir recent biTeawmer, L. in tlie li of a Joying nustvaiid.

father, sua and l.rmiita". M. K. 8IT.I1VA.V. 79T, Polov-s st.

i Ail I Li, xm Florida st porrqrv 1wllANKii 1 tn IjSbn We wuh to esprebs to our many fneoils antt especial 1T to tlie Swedl-u Ladies Hsietv isir most sincere thanks and apireris-toii for the many Uviiitiful d.Tal off.Tings snd words if esliniie.1 to us dunng the aul hours of late ts-roavemenf, Onmig. the Jusj of a dearly wife and suiter (Sitmxi) MR. JK.VS PoriJsIjjy. MALM KM. MRS.

Hl'LPA JitHNSoV. MRS. MAllTLNEXIi. CARD OF THANKS. xtT5T rrs and familVpf the late Orvlits M.

Tucker extend Uicir heartfelt thanks to thefr many lriends; al. Con11mni1.ru, of tne Forest of Am.ri.-a and ljuirel C.rrle. No. 24. A.

l. V. (ot tn- iniuiv floral offetmgs ardrnany acta of kindut-ss in their lato be- CARD OF THANKS JOITXSOjr-The family of I he Ute 'Mrs. Alrtira Johnson wish to ihank Iheir many friranis fn? ttieir kind of svinputhy and many riesmti-ful floral olferings ex tend I Uhlu in their bus bcroavi-uieut, the Ions of a loving mot tier. CARD OF THANKS.

LORFATZEN -The family of tlie labs Anker tours Lirentwn, herewith desire to tucpr. their heart thanks and appreciation to the uiaiiy friends fnr Iheir U-anUful aural orTerlngs and kind w.ml.i aial exiresuins of svmpathv. diitiim Ui. unl hours of their Ih1 benaveineti't! the lies of a lming son, ami especially to the nurses si, Luke's Hospital who cared ior him during his illness, CARD OF TTTAVKS. Tlie family ol the Ute Nora Calvin herewith desire to extend their heartfelt thanks to their friends Uir Uie many ads of kindness and sytnisi'liv and filial oft'enugs extended tliein iu their Uto bereaviancut.

P. GALVTN. EE FUNERALS Dlttntficd, Elffh-class $75 service complete in all details, as low as Tbs bouse of good service for 32 years H. F. Suhr Co.

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Fred Ssilar 4 Trensi.l A. W. Nelson, SccVs HALSTED BROS. JOHN AtSTED JAMES HALSTED FUNEKAL DIUECTOKS PITISADEKO AT McALLISTEB IV QUALITY AND PRICE! PHONE WEST 114 KO BRANCHES WOODLAWN CREMATORY in Beautiful Woodlawn Cemetery Aon-Seetnrlsn MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION S40-84X Pbelan Bldg. S.

Godeau. (Independent nf be Tmsit 1 Include Cmbalmmg, a inrs. Auto Hearse, IArn-at ip I ouatna Perfect Barvioa. 41 Tan Ness -Phone Market 711 Undertaking Company Establishments la San Frsncbifs and Oakland are pleased to announce that the San Francisco Establishment has been, completely remodeled and entirely refurnished. It has been made comfortable and coay.

Tou will marvel at Its transformation. Floral Designs and Cut Flowers Retailed st Whslssal Prises. prompt attention given telegraph orders! Wire mcney or will make C. O. D.

shrpmsota Express and deltveT charges prepaid on all orcers wthln s0 miles. tlias. C. Aavlct Co, Inc. 423-427 Market 8u San Franciave.

I'hon. Kearny 4279 Ala 22 E. b.n FarnanSa bU Saa Jos LIMOUSINES FOR FUNERALS ED GREEN Market 6.221 0 TRUMAN UOWhUSIr, this rity. Jaouax? It to a son. V' a In lhis dL' JlnnlTJ 121 10 the wile th wifo KAMIE lit thin city, January IS.

to tha wlfs U)i HlSn Una citt, Janury It to tlx wlfs Mclilj IATU In tl.lt cty. January 14. to th wife J.rtnar, PTNKr'Sttimrv 10. to the if of ij. Rianfnrd.

a tla.isbt. SlkV E.vsln thia citr, Jamuu-y 17. lo th vita VOX K'SFX In ia (Jauw, 1. to the w1f of Carl Von Kwen, a daiwlitor, I'lNAOLTA January (. to th wila of tank A.

I'lnarlin, a aon. VnvX, AAssKIt Tn lliia citv, Jannarr 5. to the Wife 0 J''l'lnr" KakT. twin dHinrhtrra. WKTSKKT In thia ritT, Junnary 10, to tha wife of W.

J. VM-'rt, a duti'hti r. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Tlie foilowingmarriaRriiWMeer were Issued 1" rNiti Franri'vo ytterInv: COSTA(j( NA PA UK.Vn Oleato Cnetaennna, 20, and ilaulda jyareuti, 27, both of Broad- 22 AlJiraeda, and There; Curouo. 18.

MiUbrae. rxHN.fTAUP.TSON Roland T. 27. rort Wintieli Stt, and iSonna, M. llrr-o.

iyvi i-i rtoia nnre. 5-1 Pleasant lud Heten LeiUcB, .12. fit Il.a.4Hnt street. lnd street. Rim iur icq IVOKUJ uu, 17 i'rir a -t -1 i n.

Mi; Keen, and Itelle Laser, 1. a m.i-.-. A. Golden tiat arenue, and Agnes aL Jaescnao, 22. 1472A Valencia street NKAL MOMXF Ijeslie Y.

Neal S9. Oold- en at. armue. and Alma T. Moline, 3o.

llio NT I A A TJ P.O DB Hamptrm nteaarrl, KalHiuore, and Beatrice V. liode, 19. W1 TT T. PieeJttl. 22.

1U.V) Stockton street and Lenna fl tn a i ecrv. tirniKPV A. r. rmraen U0. IM Market streat and KrisWfa JTwen.

S1. KK7n Alsbama street SXirm SCtriT--Edward C. Smith, eo. ana i i rlrl.nO. Amelia wu.

win wi S01IIW-T7 RTTtTtT James rWolt. 32. Tr-v street, and May li. Kirby. 25.

12o3 Iwentf- firat areutie. ALTEUOOTT RIMON nottliob K. tVklatid. and Magdelin Sunoa. SO.

Apple-ton. Win. TIA KKIt JO NTS Charles W. TUkCT. 2.1.

Ban rVneixco, and Grace A. 21.. ATanwoa. Kan Francisco. OJid Adelaide Janwn, Fair- PR KIT AS PTVTIETTt A Joas C.

B. i lilnUn both of ir-lanV MAKTIN ATT i Archehold J. MMrt.in. 30, and lura J. Hni'e, Rf, both of alari.i.

KI'NrX ROSK Jose N'inea, 32, Chico, ana Chuder U'ifie. Ni'es. SIIKPAKIN' FOSTKIl F. KheTjarrl- sfin, 30, Uak'aiid, and Zora Foster, 1, EIlivAfTTtATTAM Joser wlT- lnA Trr Orsham. 12.

both of Oakland. Frank Tlllcv. 'raa- land nnd Re-ina Hooper. 20. San Franoto lem Terres, 27.

and KJith IhierTwr. Jit. (wvrn or I Kl.nU. DIED. Arata Gioyanni AUto, F.

2a y. liiiUcl, John Hncki-r. Olive, R. 2. Kramer, Bylvia 19 ra.

Kouoid. Aiuiie I. KlisUkis, A ti spe 70 years. Kuudsen. Josephine 44, Huretta, JoiTJh V.

Hin'ir luriiime mi vra Lucah Wm G. 3 rrs. Hiirkli'urt. 30 val jiinrwire. Albert P.

Boilo, Marirtiret 2S Lilkeodey, Uenry F. 1 yisui Lanuo, tius 24 years Carnio, Perfelia Louisa lmg, Francen M. tifl veaxa. Lajianonit. Gc-rbiird A.

Clohosfy. 74' ytrs Clark, iVancis Uichner, Philit) 38 yn, it years uiwenoerK, lwor y. Cotton, Z. 63. McNiiara, John 18 Cowloy.

Mai'iou Aleyer, Uonuo yrs. Cmig. Asir-s O. 1 yr. Nichols.

ot-tie It 28 Orcahy, Anna 27 yeaJa.O'Hulliran, Savina lie Soto, Walter Andrew Osgood, Alice. a mouUis riina, jiim-a u. Derham, William F. 48 Person. Anna SO yrs.

lie la Montauya, Lieut Prunty, Jjliian May i years. yuinuti, JMary -( Dukelnw, John 70 yra. Kobcrts, KiizjibeUl A Kmliriff, Anna 2ll yra 00 years hVlitJ ta Prwui ftiarlm A (L Kaenzi, Kosie S4 years Riley, KHen l'ear, Samuel 71 rrs. Hchuu, rYiexla. Fulfori, Anton 33 yrs.

SaJiret (nee Canwlli). Forbes, Birlrara. 2S yrs. lVancis. C'l-Vi J.

37 Ta.Slatterr. Timothy 39. Uallairher, Tliouias Sullivan, Lillian. years tiieiie. Adolpu 57 yrs.

uaruner, uuea rxiwm Simon, Henry J. 10 years. Stann, Jiiin J. St yra. Grimier, Kliza G.

Tavlor, HnLh S. y. Harriitan, O. 3. IVibin, Jane O.

Uaiii'lwrg, Frank Henry Thomas, Anna M. sears. Tomlinson, Louis 39 ya. llcnnessy, Annie Bemi- Vnleiuky, Allios 08 y. detts 2l years Vt'aKner.

Rudolph B. Frank 55, y. 31 years. Kohlmnn, Karuuol T. Weber, tla yra, Hogifiuri, Mabel Ylila, Jacob 37 yrs.

heuuedy, 1', J. Young, Lotta L. 23. AUJ.N In this rily, January IS 1010. Prauk Ixtar, lloved husband of Iilly, father Oolin Allen, hrotber of Walter J.

Alien -Jid son-in law trf Mr. and Mrs. B. Fulda, a native of Minnesota, aired 20 years. Service will lie hold toroarrnrw (Mrmday) at 11 m.

at Martin A Brown's, 1515 Hcott street, nr Post, under the auspices of Fair-mount Lodge, No. 4.15, F. and A. It lntar-mi-nt Homo 6f Peace Cameiery. AfiATA In this city, January IB, 1019, Giovanni Arata, denrlv.

beloved husband of Gilda Arata and devoted father of Harry Arata, nephew of Frank le Martini, couniua in Santa Uoa, a native of A ream, Italy. fiends and acquaintances are respectfully inritod tn attend Ui funeral today (Sunday), January 19, at 2:30 p. from the parlors of Vallate Marini, Perata ft 8443 Mission street Funeral to be held under the aispices ot Court Marconi No. 246. Foresters of America.

All members requested to attend. GEO. CAVAGNAKO, Chief Ranger. A. UOSAJA.

Financial Recty. BKR ETTA In this city, January 18, 1910, at his late residence, 563 Eleventh avenuo, Joseph beloved husband of Mary A. lierotta, loving son of John Beretta of ValJejo, brother of James Boretta and Mrs, Albert Wanek, a native of Ban Francisco. A member of the Gentleman's Modality of St Ignatius Church. Notice of funeral later.

Kindly omit flowers. BODij In this city, IS, Margaret Loretta, diau-ly beioved wife of William ivxle and devoted mother of John and Floranoe Bixle, dauirlitcr of John nd Mary Molntusli and eirter of Alexander, Jobjj and Joseph MclrlOMh. Mrs. Wru. H.

Sherhan, Mrs. Thomas J. Cravon and Mrs. M. r.

nontic'ly and the lalo Mary Heaccy, a native of I'etaluma, aged 2.S yeara 'i lrwnUid. tiewuiuna papers pitase copy.) Ueiujiiu at tlie ptu-iors of Leary ziin ooiwcen lurnson ana 15 van I si. Notice of funtral later. BTIICKKH In this city, January 18. 1919.

Olive Kose Bncker. aoariv beloved o.iuunter ot Fred and Theodora lirider and loving Bister of Frenohie Brieker, granddaughter of Antone and the late Uoea Brickor, a native of baa Francisco, aged 2 years 5 months 23 days. The funernj will be held tomorrow (Monday) at 10:30 a. m. at the chapol of H.

F. Suhr 2919 Mission street between 2oth and Srtth streets. Interment, HoJy Cross Cemetery. BLiTLtU in this city Jonn butler (also known aa Jihn AsseUn). Two dearly beloved brothers in 1owell, Mass.

A native of Massachusetts. Friends and acquaintances are reapectfulbr invited to attend tlie funeral tomorrow (Monday) at 2 p. m. from the parlors of Valente, Marini, Perata 6-19 Green at; thence to Mt Olivet Cemetery for interment (Lowell, papers please copy.) BOGUS In thia city, January 17. Caroline, dearly beloved wife of Fiward Boon and loving sister of Mrs.

Kaasner, Mrs. J. Caniwr, Marjorie. Airusta, Fred and l'aid Ruprecht a native of Muskegon, aged 33 years. (Muakeeon, Milwaokeo and Chicago papers pkaae Oonv.) Vriends sre lnTtted to attend the funeral today (Sunday) at 10 o'clock from the new parlors of the Western Undertaking 401 Pa'ner corner Uayes.

Incineration, Wood-lawn Cemetery. BU RKH ART In this city, Jurrary 10, Bertha, beloved wife r.f Adam BurkJiart na loving niotlinjr of Hekn Iturkhart, a nauve of Cincia- call, Ohio, aged 39 years. Friends sre invited to attend the tnneral today (Sunday) at 2 o'clock from tha new parlors of tlie Western Und.Tkiiur 401 Barer st, oorner llayea. Interment private, CVpress Uwn Cemetery. Bl'RKAUD In this city.

January 17, 1910. John Kngene Hurkard, lieloved huaband of Melwsm C. Jinrkard and loving father of Walter 1C and Kugeue J. Burkard, a native of Germany, agod 61 years 0 months. A membei of Redwood Camp, No.

91. Woodmen of the World. Friends aie invited to attend the funeral awrvices tomorrow (Monday), January 20 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m. at 'lYumao's Chapel.

1919 Mission stroot near FifteenUi. Interment, Holy Crow Cemetery. CARilO In thia city. January 17. 1919.

Perfeha louisa Carmo loving motlier of Mrs. M. IUvers and grandmother of Mathew Rivera and great grandmother of Beatrice Rivtsn, sister of Mrs. Annie Marshall, a native of Portugal, aged 6d yeara. Friends and aerpnuntances are renperttiiny Invited to attend Uie funeral tomorrow (Mondavi, January 20, 1019.

at 8:30 o'clock, from lf70 Divissdero st, tlienos to 8t liominic's Church, where maes will be said for tho re pone of her soul, commencing 9 CI.ARK In this city. January 18, 1919, Patrick 1'rancis Clark, a naUve of Ireland, aged 76 years. (Boston paper' please copy.) liners! notice in Monday morning papers. Rtinsins at Anderson's, Valencia and 25th sts. CI)HEMSY A month's mind mass wiH be cele-tn-nlI for the repoee of the soul of the late Margaret Cloherv.

a Mission Iiolotvt Chnn-h, at 9 o'clock tojnorrow (Monday) morning, COWLKY In thia city. January 17. 1910, Mv lion Cowley, btloveil danditer of tie late Kd- Ann l.uflt'V flrvl Rwter 1.1. unl 1. and FlorenJ A.

dwloy and the McCarthy, a lutiv of tlmmin -H r.y yevirs 7 Utonth.s 2l davs. Funeral services will take nlae. (Sunday) at I ii. the ehatl of II. rurir K.Q., khii between 'Jftth and uiimoMIe Mt- Cemetery, by SlMtiN In'tlils city, January 17, Ifili) TIenrv Joseph, dearly beloved husband cf Franeis Sjinon and loving son of Kugeue and Heleii ruimm of Sawyer.

Wisconsin, a native of Wis-ruiiNin. A ni. ndier r.f Biue Star Lodn. Wo Sa04 KulKhts of netids and acquaintances are rp-etMtT Jnvitisl to attend 'lie luneral services which wi'i held otlay tsuriday) at 1 p. from the funeral inino of Motiahau comer l4th and Iolorc under the auspices of P.lim Star-ljdiis No.

C'ltl Kpights of Il2 mains lo be forwarded to Sswver Wionsin for mtennent on trhln leaving San FrancLmTit n. m. Snndav evenuig. AND MTMItms OF KNIGHTS OF 11 HI AH are hereby reonested to astoiii. bl" the funeral home of Monalian A comer and Dolores today iSnndavi.

at IMP to atttrKi to the hineral o( our late brother, Henry Joseph. Simon. By order of a 3 0- PACKARD. C. a -T K.

of R. and SLATTKRY-ln this city. JanuarT 16. 1019. Tlinothj Slattery, nephew of the late John ''j1, naUv of County Kerry.

Irelaud, aged 38 years. Friends are inritod to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday) at 8:30 o'clock a. from tlie chapel of H. F. Suhr A 2019 Mission street, between 25th and 2flth streets: thence to St Peter's Church, Twenty-fourth and Alabama streets, where a solemn requiem high mass will bo celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at' 9 o'clock.

Interment, Holy Cross CcmeUry. by automobile. Please omit flowers. STANHlii thia city, January 18, 1910, John J. Sta.ii.s -a native of Germany, aged years 11 months 4 days.

A manber of the Fourrh TV-grea Aletnany Council, K. of a. No. 9S2, of Naisi, Cal. Notice of funeral hereafVr.

Remains at tha Parlors of D. 1 kennv, 1052 Eddy SULLIVAN In this city, January 17, 1919, Lillian, beloved mother of Franrea, Paul and IkiEcne Sullivan, a native of Illinois The funeral will take place tomorrow (Mon- flllVt tt 11 vvesiem inueriaxing to 4111 itaker street. corner Hayes struct. Incineration. Mount Olivet Cemetery, TAYIX)R In Uii dty.

Jarmary 17th. Ruth 1. beloved wife of the late Harry W. Taylor, be-- loved and devoted mother of Harry O. Taylor, Mrs.

Fannie L. Marh anri th latM Jimm Taylor and loving grandmother of Emmett L. and Fred T. Marsh and Harry W. Taylor, a native of Bath, Maine, aged 90 yeara 10 months and 17 daya (Bath, Ma, and Boston, papers please copy.) Friends may call at the parlors of Bohr A Wieboldt, 1405 Valencia street, between 25 th and 20th.

THOMAS In this dty, Jannary 17. Anna beloved wife of the Ute P. i. Thomas and loving mother of Kdward. Mary Bra and Agnes C.

Thomas and Mrs. D. Clar. a native of Dublin, Ireland. Friends and acquaintances ars respoctMly invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday), January au, 1919.

at 10 o'clock from St Brigid's Church, Broadway aud Van Neai avenue, where a requiem high inaaa will ba celebrated for tlie repose of, her soul. Interment, private. Kindly omit flowers. TOBl.N At her home. 629 Forty-third sw Jan.

i-s lain, jane liranam, oek'vea wits ot and mother of Irklward, Frank, Clarence Mth. John O'Gara, native of New York. Funeral service will be held Monday morning. January 2tith. at St Monica's Church, 2ad ave.

and Geary st, where moss will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, comniencing at o'cloelt. Interment private. TOMIJN'SON In this city. January 17, 1919, Louis Tomlinson, beloveil bnslisnd of Ines Tomlinson snd loving father of James Tomlinson and brother nf Sergeant Albert E. Tomlinson, Camp Lee.

Virginia; Mrs. Ida Bell and Mrs. Georgia Portz, and uncle of Helen E. Tuck, a native of California, age 39 years. months, 11 days.

Funeral tn- be held Monday, Jannary 20, 1919 at 10:30 a. from the chapel of Julius 8. Godean, 41 Van Ness avenue. Concord paisrs please copy. VOLKNSKY In this city, Jarmary 17.

1919, Allias, dearly beloved husband of Fannie Vol-eiitfky. loving father of Bertha, Ida and Sidney Plenky, atred 58 years. The funeral will take vrlaco today (Sunday) at 3 o'clock from the chapel of Then. Dierks Cc. corner Divisadero an I McAllister.

Interment private, riea.se omit flowers. A' v. in tnis city, January ix, lata, rtn-y ooiiMi i-i. vvaguer, a nauve of. Vrermany, ageu 31 vgaxs.

1 Tha funeral will take place Monday at 10:30 s. from the (laxlors of Suhr Wieboldt 14C5 Valencia slreet, between Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth streets. Cremation Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Yi EltJiR Int Hiis city, Jannary 18. 1919, Carrie, whi'W win, in .11 't.

aim liiuuirrr OI itlrj. Benj. J. Sclmiitlt snd Jairms Harrington and sister of William Dubeldeia of Alamwla. nativvj of Rochtet.T, New.

York, aged 08 years. (Ta-conia, rrsixirs please copy.) h'nends are invited to attend the funeral at 10 o'clock Monday morning, January 20th. at Gray's. IHvnsadero at tJwary. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Caklanl. YIjITA In this city, January 17. 1919, Jacob luta, a native or iiniano. aged 37 years. The funeral will he held tornorrow (Monday) at 1 p.

in. at tlie chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Miwion street, between 25th and 26th streets, interment, Woodlawn Ceme-tsrv. YOUNG In this dty, Jannary 17, 1919, Lotta j.ioya, ageq years, neioretl daughter of Mr.

and Mn. L. O. Young, a native of Illinois. (Mattoon, Illinois, papers please copy.) Remains to be shipped at 12 o'clock today (nunaayi, annry mia, vo iiiinoia.

OUTSIDE SAN FRANCISCO Samuel Tt 48 riOr. Veils A fl2 De la Montimya, Jacques Donovan. Knsign D. Fer, Edith Cummings.OIsen, Augusta Claire Fergiison, Howard W. 27 yeara 40 years Penranish, MTVe y.

FTammer. William Rand, Elia 73 Geary. Madeline 1528 Samuels, Anna A. 34 1 ftrrineiderf Martha 9 vj. 00 rieeger.

Jallns 27 ys. H.lr.lrsn. Kornbenrer. Join 72 Hevenn, 'Teresa Teerardon. Lawrence Hurley, Gerald 0.

IS J. Certer 22 years. Mehlhem. vlchr A. 3i.

Vrsrie, Frank A Miller, Marie Christina Whit-. Gertrude C. 28 rears, ri Moulton H. 38 yra. Wilson.

Flora W. 30 Novak, Angelo 11 yra. BTJANO In Oakland. Jannary is, 19)f) B.mnBi Robert Brand beloved hit land of Frnmi Brand, devoted father of Alfred Branda native of lows, iroed 4fl yparl 1 ilTIT. acTisainUnces are resiwct fully invited tn aitn ri dav), st o'clock from is Mate iMei" Int SSlSffi loving oljSiZnTZZ "iSuSS- "Wrd Notice of funeral bereatfer.

'i11" Ohio, Jnrrasry 14, 1919 Fcuth Cummhtra Bager, beloved wife of Edward native of San Francisco, Cat The funeral korvlce will be held at 10 o'ejock Tuesday morning (January 21). at O-I? Ttivisadero at Geary. Interment: private FERGUSON In Oakland. Jannary 18 1910 Howard William, beloved icTrT o7 Phinesi (In France). Mra Louis J.

Srsinger ffT! 7 MnL eeptimaswilio? and FJw Grannjs a native of San fntaaUm. aged 40 years and 3 montlis. The funeral will take pla today flrmd, at 3 p. m. st Martin BiWrTs, L8coU street Interment.

Cypress Uwn OemuU Fl MM ER I HarvWenVo JaTar, HVil-I'-T l0. of Anna "'iThooly of Virginia FHmmer and brother of George and Tliomas and Mrs. A. W. Lasher, a nativs of C.lirnm!7 Friends and acquaintAncei aV rest invited to atund the funeral torTo(Moi m- from hi late residence to St Peters Chttreh, where a requiem hieh mass will be celebrated for th? iZvEFct fc Hcl i Madelins beloved wife of John J.

Geary, loving dauah- ter of cnsrie and Catherine Gillman, sister of Frank, Leon-ire, Raymond and Adelaide Gill-more and Mrs. M. McMurchy. a native rf sged 28 years. Friends are resnectfullT Invited tn attend tha funeral tomorrow (Mondavi.

January 20 J910. at 10:30 a. m. from her late residence, P002 Hillegsa arenue; thence to St Angustine'a Chnrch, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 11 o'clock a. m.

Interment, St Mary's Cemetery. HALLO KAN In Oakland, Jan. 18. 1910, John dearly beloved husband of Bridgie Halloran loving father of Kathleen I. Halloran.

a native of County Kerry Ireland. Member of Hayvrard Council, No. lulB, K. of C. i Stockton Lodge.

No. 218, B. O. K. Tlie funeral will take plsysj tomrvrtow (Mon.

day), January 2, I11IO, at 9 o'clock a. from his lata residence, 1000 Seventh ave; thence to St. Anthony's Church, where a Solemn requiem h'lth mass will be, celebrated for the repose of lus aStml. comuiencTng at o'clock a. nu Interment, St.

Mary's Cemeterv. HANSON In Oakland, January 10, 1919, Louise Carlson Hanson, beloved wife of H. Hanson and mother of Thora L. and Frances M. Hanson and Mrs.

Kay C. Martin. Arthur P. and Karl P. Hanson, a native of Sweden, aged 53 years, Funeral notice later.

Mrs. Hanson is at the Home-like Place" of the Truman Pndertsking Company, Telegraph avenoe at Thirtieth street, Oak'and. HTCVT niN In Oakland, January 18, 1919, Teresa It, dearly beloved daughter of the late lilt rick snd Annie Heverin, dsriirw sister of Margaret Heverin, the Rev, Thomas P. Heverin, Mrs. Holiert Msddem and the lata Mrs.

ITvia W. Moriarty, loving niece of Mrs. John O'Donnell of San Francisco, a native of Orkland, Cal. JRalativcfl and fikuds am tepscUallr irifilei Friends ars invited to attend tlie funeral services tomorrow (Monday), January 20, 111 i. the Houu'llke Plans t.f ne I ruffian liideruking Comiwinv.

Tclegrain ThirticiU sueut, Oakland. pnvale. rm 1- r.ll..nu. 00 nurllngamn, Callfcm J9, Vella Adeline, dearly I iZ, of Louis and bum ai lr 1 01 Anient aud John Island S'or- isn.i,. v.

-t1 noiano. a nauv o' ai-ed 31 yours, lnlernusu siridly private, (Rundav). f-wJr- Mount Olivet Cemetery. naurs o' NOVak T' omit flowers. January 17.

1919, Ai g. lo Novak, Ueariy beloved son of James K. an Vrl brother of Helltn Novak wTAfA Lukuh' gi'd 11 respectfully 1. f'nl Monday. January Marini 'P.

Valenic. li ti('j tircen strwt; it France, December xn Daniel triKnoviui, II, Oiiouovan. sn of 11, anil Jane Lioncvan. biother of Mrs, fV.li iemmr (f kuights of oil ,3 Ju-ry 17. 1919, Augusta rSlii 'la' beloved ile of vf xi Lv fr" the chapei fvvnrwMvcTi, Cemetrrv.

Pi-RGAMSH In Okkland. 17, Bip.i. 1 cousin of lte S. Englez, a native of Austria, aged 3u veaxs reelect fully tnvited to attend the fututal totnonow (Monday). January 20.

1919. at a. from El i.1 423 Wixjd tl.err.e to Ch.i ary aurch. where ma will lw cele-orated the repose of hi soul, commiTiciTig st oclocli. Intcnneut, SU Mary Cemeterv.

Remains at Cimha Catx.rgno's parlors. 1K.2 svaivVr" fakland. until p. m. Sunday.

xl IZZa January 17, 19 lit, Kliza CaiFtiiin David II. Hand, mother of Mrs. Frank C. Havens. Mrs.

Harry M. Maxwell David H. Rand and tlie Ute Mrs. George Sterling and sister of Mn. David Bortree of Oakland and Mrs.

Julia Chase Concord, N. a native of Sew llamihir, aged 73 yeara 1' rtends are respeHfiilly tnrited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday) her late home. 375 2t'ith st at 10 a. at SAMCLIA In Oakland. January 17, 1919, Anns.

A. Samuels, belovwl wife of Arthur G. Samuels and mother of Robert M. White 'and Oeorgi 1ee Samuels, a nativs of Virginia, aged U4 Visalia papers please copy. Funeral and interment private.

Mrs. Ramnels at the 'Homelike Place" of the Tronian Undertaking Company, Telegrapii avenue at Thirtieth Street. llnltlanrl SCHNEIDER In Marvsville, January 17. niaruia hcnnei.ler. rliarlv betoved daugh'er of Seyiiioiir and (Vila Sciineider and fond sister of Hosaliud and Louise Schneider, a native of -California, agod 9 yeara Interment and services at Hills of Eternity rVmeteiy lilav st 12:15 m.

PEBGER In Jsnnary 17, 1919, Julius dearly beloved husband of Helen Seeger (nee Reilly), snd loving fattwr of Ixiis Sieger, beloverl son of Mrs. Oliarleii Wernct and tlie late Ehtil Scegor helovod broUier of IVed, iiml, (5rl and George, a native of San Francisco, Cat, aged 27 years. Friends and acquaintances are reeivjctfnlly Invited to attend the funeral Jan- ury -w, una, at rrom the fiuieral parlors of Ryan, McDonnell Sc Donohns, 4 Valenda atreet, thems to St John's Church, where a requiem high mass will lie celebrated for tea reiioOT of his soul commencing at 10 'nterment Holy CViuetery. SCR BERG Kit In Berkeley, January 1. 1019, Jean H.

Sonibcrger, beloiied wife of the lato Harmon Somlierger and lining mivther of the lata Ir. Herbert Martin, trandiinvthiT of Rolnnd li. and Herbert S. Martin, a native of Mauie. I aged 1 2 yearn 1 month 21) diva.

Friends sre resper-tf invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Monday). January 20. 1919, at, 2 o'clock p. from the parlors of the Berkeley Undorlakiiig 2201 Bancroft way. TF.EGARDEV At Colfax, Jannary 18, 1019.

I A wren ce Carter beloved son of farrie and late, Joseph B. Teegarden and hrother of Mrs. M. rnd Josejvli B. Teegardcn of Redwood City, snd the late Cyril Tcegaxden, a nativs of Chicago, IIL, aced 22 vears.

Friend" re invited to attend the fnncral Monday, January 20, at 1 f) o'clock from the parlors of the Redwood City Ilnriertakujg Company, Redwood City. Interment, Cyjrrcja lwn Cemetery. VEAZIE In OrikUnd January 18, 1919, Frank lieloved hnsbnnd of Kate A. Veazie, of fiarah A. Vcaio, a native of mpers please mpy.) Friends are inv.ted to attend the funeral services Monday, Jannarv 20, 1919 at 1 o'clock p.

m. from the parlors of the Oakland corner Howe and Mather streets. WHITE In El Cemto, Contra Ixista Jarni-nxl J2l''i Grtdrt 0. White, dearly beloved wift of Flf.yd J. While, loving mother of Reece John Harold r.

Alice 11. and lYancis J. White, a native of Ponnsrvirani, Man II ufl1Uw unjra. ix papers please copy.) O'ano, January 17. 1919.

Flora Well Wilson, beloved wife of Frank Wilson, loving moiher of Iigh Rae snd Ksjiura June Wikson, daughter of Joseph and Vila Woll ami sister of Frank, Wnllaty. Walter and AV-idnll Woll and Mrs. Sophie McHmeters, a native xif California, aged 80 years. l'ienda are respectfully tnrited to attend Innerai services tomorrow (Monday). January 20, 1919 at 10 o'clock a.

nv, from the parluM tn vne nerseiey i noerTastng iHiipany, zn Bancroft way. Friends may call at the parlors. InUnaent, Sonset View Cemctury. 1 OF THANKS. MeGfNNlS We wish to thank the nianv kind friends of ornr belovmi iiiter, tlie late Mary Agnes McGirmis, for their sympathy and buiuti-ful 11 oral offerings.

P. CATHERINE IUNN. CARD OF THANKS. I wish to thank my many friends the floral offerings and expressions FMmiathv, and also Uie firm of Sldir A- Wieboldt for their courtesy and kindness during my late bsreave-mont in the Ices of mt huslauid. PATRICK McGoVERN.

IiObB McGOVrTRN. I-jCI Mission st CARD OF TIIANF8. We wish to extend our sincerest thanks to the Knight of the Red Branch, the County Hoard of the A. O. IL, IHvision No.

lo, and the Irish Volttnteeis: also our manv friends and relatives for their kindly sympathy and beautiful floral offorlnriB extended to us during our re. cent bereavement, in the loss of our beloved hmlwnd and fathw. MXNNir, MTIA'AIRN AND CATTTERINJE MTJLCAIUN. CARD OF THANKS. KJCIKB The family of the Isle Augusta Ricks hereby extend their heartfelt thanks to the manv friends, nrurhbors, ufliorrs anrl members of Oerniania )xlite, No.

O. d. H. and employees of the 1 tuou Iron Works for tlie beautiful Oorsi ouVrlna. and the many afa of kindnns and syiTnthv offered during their iile bereavement the loss of a loving wife and devoted mother.

CARD OF THANKS. VfTLKTrN'S tlie family of the lsre WUken herewith extnd their heartfelt Uanks to the many friends for tlie lieautifnl floral offerings and tho niary acts of kindness i.nd comforting words of sympathy offered duriuj their late bereavement CARD OF THANKS. LAMMTCKF.R We wish to express ro our relatives ana many luriih-, anil atriTreHation for their beiuitifnl floral offerings and vrrds of sjmimthy extended to us in our lte berenvemiT. MB. AND MR3.

CTTARLE3 LAMMBRSR. CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A.

Van Ilorenbera; take this means of thanking relativ.u and fiends for the many beautiful floral tokens of remvui-b ranee and for the svuipaihy extended to them in their great fcorrow on the demise of tlicir darling daughter IvuOi. CARD OF THANKS BORCM We herelry desire to exprees rsn thanks to our friends ftr tho kindness shown dur ing our aie rara.mi win esperiauv to Mr. B. Mitchell and Mr. Lane and ail emiloei of the American Lxpres.

MRS- F. L. BORLM AND DAUGITTTR. CARD OF THANKS KTTITIJCMANX -1T, family of the late 'FTmfJ sn-1 uarry i.ui-iiic nummmna mau vo exrerKl their heartfelt tlianks to their many friends for tlieif Smipathy snd beaiitiful floral offerings icra their sad bereavement CARD OF THANKS. The rmKbsnd snd children of the late Mrs.

Lnwy Mallon wish to thank their friends 'the synvpatJiy and beautiful floral otTcrim-a in the l'ws of our dcur wife snd Inrther; niao tlic employoos of Tubtsi Cordage Works. CARD OF THANKS BLACKBFRN nc MoCafferyi Ws wish 'to thank oiu- nei is snd aruiuintances for w.a beaut iful i'onil ofleringo and of svmiHikv auaniai to ot during Uw aid tons uf oua' ILv John in iT l'i ort uou. Cniciuriv i L'J' IHmus of Canada; the, 7 Timoihy ol Ireland, aged riim tVv Skibiy-twn. pTUri of and Mm. J.

K. Bal.re aged 27 M-arn. l.i,i aoi'iamtatuvs are risrtf lnvitrd to atu nd M.r.,.. 1.,... vears.

iVier.da and acqnaintances are nnpertf'illj Inriteil to attend the funeral today lSinday). at 1 ::0 p. from Ou-vra Kadiaiia, Webster at, between foet ana butter. KT18TAFCI8 In th Htv Jannarv IT. 1910.

AriUsiw KtislaJus, a native of Greece, aged 7U ytrs. Funeral Monday at 12:30 p. from the parlors of Suhr Wieboldt 1405 Valencia street, lietween 25th and 2Gth; thence to tbs Greek Church for services it lw m. LAMOl'Rl In this citv, January 17. 1910.

Allurt loving brortier of Jean It. and Aliihonac iAmoure, brother-in-law of Mrs. Jen B. and Mrs. Alphonso Lamoure, naUve of France, aged years.

Fnemls and acquaintances are Invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Monday), January 20. 1919. at o'clock, at the chapel of Crowley Magvndie. 092 Valencia street, near lbth street LAND In this city. January 17, 1019.

Oua, dearly beloved husband of Julia Lando. lpving son of Morris and Annie Iad.Io and bclove.i brother of Sylvan sod tliarles liando, a nauve of San Frunciaco, ageil 24 yeara The funeral wiil Uke place today (8rm-dav), at 10 c'iock, from the cnapel of Theo. I harks eorrer liivisadero and McAllister streets. Interment private. Friends may call at the chapel of Theo.

Dierks Co. LANG In thia city, January 18, 1910. Frances At taug, Ixuoveu wile ot Jttmesi urng mi ii.niiig iiuiuit-r ui a.ruiiir r. xuih. au.

Irwn snd the lata Jobn J. Uean, a nat-vo of Lalifomia. lmeral tomorrow (Monday), lannary 20, 1919, at 8 o'clock at Tnimsn Chapel, 1919 Mission st. near Fifteenth st thence to St. Pal rick's Church, where a ro-qiitcni high mass will be colebratod for the r-oi her soU.

luberment. Holy Ctoss tne- tery LKICHNXR In this dty. January 17, 1919. Philip Lcichuer, lieloved son of Mrs, C. ki.

Ijeirlmer and ths late Omrad Leichm.r, lovins brother of Georpre and William H. Leichner and Mis. Wm. Buluiiigor aivi Mrs. Gus J.

Lenhanlt a native of flan Francico, agetl 3S years 3 months 8 days. A menilier of San Francisco Iruiting I'nwuien's I nion. No. 24, and S. F.

Lodge, No, 1, Knights of America. Funeral services will take placs today (Sunday), at 1 p. mM at the chaiiel of H. Sulir ft. 2919 Mission htreet between 35th and 2htu strocts.

Interment, Mt Olivet Cemetery, by automobile. LANGHORST In this dty. Jannary IS, 1910. ivernara Amoiu lAugnorst, uiorcd husrsind of Mary Annie linshorst and loving father of Mrs. Minnie Church and Katherine LangTioret, a native of Germany, aged 74 years 8 months 7 days.

(Plumas county papers please copy.) Interment at Croinbera. CaL LILKENHBY In this city, Jannary 18,1910. Henry pcioveu son 01 tne lata utlo W. and wretcuon jjiiaei'iiey ana loving orttner of Sopriju 1 1 a MamKaw a 1 II 1 liikui.irj, nnor 11.8, N. S.

O. a native cf Ban Francisco, aged 44 years. Remains at the chapel of 8. A. White, 2200 Sutter street northwest corner Pierce, JSotics or innerai neren-ner.

LOWKNBfcRG in this dty, January 18, 1919, isiuor ljowenis-ni. wr.vtq nusnana or Bettie Lowenberg and devoted father of Albert J. LowOTberg and Mis. Abraham Lincoln Brown and loving grandfather of Alln-rt Iincoln Brown, agtd S4 years 10 months 30 davs. Funeral ceremonies and interment strictly private.

LFOAS In this city, January 18, 1910, Wnv Ci. juueas, ueariy tieiovea sou of Chris and Mar-gun-t Lucas and brother of John and Sopuie Lucas and grandson of John and Marwet Whitehurst a nauve of San Francisco, aged 3 years ti months. Remains at farlors of Valente, Marini, Perata 3 US Mission street. Mi-YKR in this city, January if), J91tt Meier l.lvl i Zi funs fsther of Marjone Meyer, son of (V.r,.ni Meyer, brother of Samuel and Meyer, a native ot Man l-ancispo, yeara A member of Crockett Lodge ft0 13u F. A A.

San Francisco Consistory Jai' and Islam Temple, A. A. (I. N. Jt.

a Funeral today at 10:30 a. m. from th. parlors of Ashley A McJIuller Geary and Sixth avenue. Interment oa Mu CLTO.N" In Berkeley.

Jannarv 17 into net Moiillon, dearly lieloved wife of 1.1. B. Moulton and loving aitsar It Mr Black, a native of Maine, aged months 8 (Uya. (Banjor. MamT pilU" aae Friends and acrpisJntanc are resrjertfnri.

invite.1 to atund tlie funeral eiceTtnVrrvlw (Monday). January 20. at lolta the late Henrt a. neVkele? iXn'ds NICHOLS In lhis city, January 17 ini vrfti. Ruby, beloveil wife of ThoruVs iY NidiolsV Koenig of San Rafsel.

a naOve aged 28 years. A member of Minerva of San Rafael, N. D. G. W.

larlor Friends and acquaintances are rviDectfiillT invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-1 day). January 20. 1919, at aS. from the chapel of Julins a Godean. ii via Ness avenue; thence to St.

Franca? Chnrch, Vallejc 1 and Oolumbtis av-nuo, where mass will said at 10 o'dock. Interment, HolyCrcii and acquaintances 'are resnecifulW invited to atrmd tlie funeral tornnrroTf Mon! dav). at 2 o'clock p. from the narlors of Barry A Scully, 7G8-776' Valencia at Cyprus Lawn 0il5J2fi1T-n, dt7' 3t-nrrT 1, 1010, AUce. "I 1 0 me iate u.

tJsgood and loving motlier 0 James A. and IXhel Ojsrood. and 1 Mi W. -Tiylor, a native of Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at her late residence, 41 Gl heven-tejmth street at 2 p. Monday, January 20.

Interment orriratex Annie Paplna and father ft 1 ui ana Annie brother of Raymond Papina and Mrs. Amelia It Vioia, a native of San Francisco, aged 37 yenrs. The furteral vriTl take place tomorrow (Mon- SSy'Sill (rwL llU reaidonoe, 321 10th it Intermnnt nriv PKltSON In this city, January 17, 1043 Anna i-crvn, Deioveo wits of August Person and loving mother of Alice Person, a native of Sweden, aged 30 yean. Funeral Monday, January 20, 1019 at 3 o'clock from the chapei of Julius S. odea 41 Van Ness avenue.

PTUrNTYIn this city. January T7. 1019, Lillian may, -n iriT-i wile UI PTaHClS tttnea 1'ninty, loring mother of Francis Thomas Adelaide Frances. Agnes, Eugene, John and Lillian Prunty, a native of Michigan. Tlie funeral will take place tomorrow (Monday), January 20.

1919, at 8:30 a. m. from her late residence, 369 Twenty-sixth street; thence to Bt Paul's Church, whore a requiem high mass will be eeJebrated for the repose of her soul, oomrnendng at 9 a m. Intermr-v Holy Cross Cemetery Conducted by Jaa. 'Beilly Co.

QlirNLAX In this city, Jannary IT. 1919 Marv giiuilsu, loving mother of Catherine and Francis Quinlan, beloved daughter of Lewis and Marie Kaownrind, loving sinter of Annie and Joc-oh Kanv-rirmd and MrsL Jas. CoghJan, a of Oolina, aged 27 years 2 months 13 dar t. The funeral will take place tomorrow (Monday). January 20th, at 10:30 a.

froin Uie residence funeral parlors of Jas. Rein. 915 Valencia near 20th: thenr. Michsel'S Church, whtre a requiem high mass will be eeletsatod for Uie hur comeimncitig at 11 m. Interment Holy Cross Ccnieterv.

.,,0 win. rriuiK RILKY In this dty, Jannary 18. relir-f of the late Uennis Ivilrv and beloved mother of Nellie, Thnma. Catherine and Mary liilev and the lute John J. Riley.

Remains at her late residence, M'nsiem Bt, between 24lh and 25th sta Funeral notice in Mifiidav'a ne.oer. ROBERTS In this city. January 17, 1919. Elisa- rM.u s.nn ivooens. neiovea wire 01 th lats Thomas Roberts and loving mother of Mrs.

C. Welsh. Mrs. W. J.

Welsh, Mrs. Stevens, Mra J. B. Gellatly and Ijewis and Hiomis RobertA a native i England, agai 69 years 2 months 5 days. Friends are invited to atten4 the funeral services tomorrow (Monday), January 20, 1U19 at 10 o'clock a.

m. at Truman's Chspel, 1919 Mission street near Fifteenth. Interment, Gyp-em Lawn Cemetery. In this ity, Jannary 18, 1910. Charles A.

Boss, beloved nnsinnd of Flora B. Ross and loving father of Charles Arthur F. anil the late George B. Bos, a nativ of California, agi-d years. Furveral service private, tomrvrrcAT (Monday).

Jannary ii, at 1 cVock p. at Truman's Chapel, 1910 Mission near Fifteenth st Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery SACHET (nee CaneP.i) In this city, Januery 18 1919. Mamie bauret, dearly beloved wife of Om.st.Tnt Sauret snd devoted mother of Vincent Sanre and the late Marie Rauret ami beloved siFter rf Mrs. N. Ferrtri snd I CavAirnaro and loving daughter Mrs.

Mary Ribaaa of Santa Cms. a native of San Francisco, aged 28 rears, rninral will take place tomorrow (Monday) January 20, at 2 p. from the parlors ot Valente, Mnrtni, PtTata 3443 Mission st Interment. Hnlv Cross Onveferv. 8CJrt I In this city.

Jaruary 18, 1010. Frieda Sohnl, dearly beloved daughter, of Lndwig and Katherine Schula, and loving sister of Iouise Bchula. Tlie fnnl will be held Monday at the ehapol of 11. F. Suhr Mission ativet botms-n Twrnty-fifth and Twit-sixU streets.

Services liitf nrcni tints. i 1 A- -s.