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n. CC THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: FRIDAY. JUNE 22. 1926 WAVGH. CLARENCE II gears Vk KLCH.

EDWARD C. WHEELER, IDA K. niTHROW. EVELYN ALMOND WOODRUFF, DA1IU Vt o'S years ANTI-TRUST Births, Marriages and Deaths husband of Bella Smith, beloved father of James Smith, loving brother of Orra Colmar. Warren Charles Frank Heroert and Allen P.

Smith. Maude Knupfer and the late Cora Hedemark and Blanche Wolff, a native of San Francisco, ageil 41 years 4 months 11 days. A member of Bay City Lodge, No. 52(1, ft A. M.i San Francisco Pyramid No.

1. A. E. O. S.

ft Carpenters' Union Local No. 22. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Monday, June 25, at p. at the chapel of H. F.

Suhr i.1119 Miiisli.n near 25th st. the auspices of Bay City No. 520. F. ft A.

M. Interment. Woodlawn BORN. SMITH To tin wife of James Smith. 11121 Dolores June 10, 1U28, a daughter.

VOUT To the wife of Otto Vogt, 015 Huyea June ID. 1II2S, a daughter. A KTT To the wife of Edmond Audi-tin. Hi Braxll June Hi, 11)28. a daughter.

BACON To the wife of Russell Bacon. 274,1 Thirty-fourth Juno 17, 1112b, a daughter. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MARRY. LAW OF STI HELD HD IX)i JOHAN To the wife of James Doohan, BARONCINI In Martlne. June 20.

1928; Gtsue Haroncinl, brother of I). hrun-clni and Mrs. Ettavlna Mlcheletti, a native of Italy, aged 53 years. Funeral services will take place at Curry's Chapel. Friday, June 22.

at 1:30 p. m. Interment, St. Catherine's Cemetery, Martlnex. ISATK1N In Cotatl.

June 10. 1928, Leonard 8., father of Norton T. Bt.tkm, Mrs. Ada Oi'iOland and Leonard C. Hat-kin, brother of Alfred A.

Butklu and Alice Haidonbrook. Funeral Friday ot ten o'clock at the Chupel of Halated-Dlerks a corner Divisadero and McAllister streets. Interment, private. UKNNEK In this city, June 21. 1928.

Cody, the late John James T. end George F. Welch, a native of San Francisco. A member of Golden Gate Council No. 2507, K.

of C. lledwnod Camp No. 91. W. O.

W.i F. O. E. No and Twin Peaks Parlor No 214. N.

8. O. W.i and Holy Name Sodality ot Star ot the 'Sea Church. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Friday at 9:30 a. frmn his late realdence, 234 Ninth thence to Star of the Sea Church, where a rolmn requiem Is; rt mass will lc celebrated for the remse of his soul, commencing at 10 o'clock a.

m. Interment Holy Crosa Cemetery. WITHROM At San Dlegi, Evelyn Almond lib row, sister ot Marie wtlu-row. Friends are Invited to attend services at chapel. Cypress Lawn Memorial Purk, Friday.

June 22. 1928. at 11 IVOODRIIF In this city. June II. 192.

David beloved huiband of Mabel Lee Woodruff, loving father of (.. and J. F. Woodruff, and beloved brother of C. Woodruff of Omaha, and Major R.

B. Woodruff of Fort Leavenworth, a native of Ohio, a-jed (13 years. (Oskaloosa. 1 papers please copy.) Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at II o'clock, at the Chapel of Halsted-Dierks ft Co corner Dlvlsadero and McAllister streets. Interment, private.

STEW ART In this city, June 21, 1928, June 13, 1U28, a daugh- fi2ll Duboce The following applications for marrluge licenses were made In this city yesterday: AKMANINI RISSETTO John A. Ann. anlnl. 2V. S2U Pari and Mary V.

Rlaselto, 23. Mission st. BAKEK KELLY Ellis K. Baker. S.

Philadelphia, and blizabeth U. Ktlley, 23. Piedmont. of Redwood City: Frank G. Cook et San one.

and Arthur Cook of Los Angeles; a native of San Jove, aged 37 yearn. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, June 23, at 10 a. at the Funeral Home of Layng Tlnney, Redwood City, Interment, Cypress Lnwn, IIOCIISTI HL In this city, June 17, 1928, Elizabeth Hochsluhl, loving mother of Mrs. W. B.

Van Hutton of Columbm, Ohio, a native of Columbus, aged 6'3 years, Frlenila are Invited to attend the fu- nerul Saturday, June 23. at 10:30 a. from the parlors of McLaughlin, Daniels 424 Guerrero near Kith st. thone Market 2800. Interment, Cypres Lawn Cemetery.

(Peter K. McLaughlin director.) HUGUENIN In this city. June 20, 1928. HuKUenln, a native of Switzerland, aged 82 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services Friday.

June 22. 1928, at 2 o'clock from the Mortuury of Peter Magendle, 1340 Qolden Gate bet. Fillmore-Pttiner. Incineration will take place at Mt. Olivet.

KIERCE In Redwood City, June 21. 1928, Frank J. (of Kan Framiwo), beloved husband of Marthu K. Klurce, and loving brother of Mrs, Mary J. Griffin, and Mrs.

Theresa U. Hogan, a native of San Francisco. A member of Pioneer Council No. 1. Y.

M- Past Grand President V. M. 1.: Pacific Parlor No. In, N. H.

a. San Francisco Lodgs No. B. P. O.

E. Knights of Columbus, Council No. 015: Holy Name Society of St. Agnes' Church, and Alumni of St. Mary a College.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday. June 23. at 8:81) S. GJBLIN To the wife of Joseph Olblln. lxo Howih June 11, 1U2K.

a daughter. UiBACK To the wife of Carl Lohatk. 14.1 Lekevlew June 17. a daughter. MARK To the wife of Ngock Mark.

007 Jackson Jane 9, 1928, a daughter. Me KN HILL To the wife of John McEn- hill. 2MS Twenty-aecond June 18. 19'JS. a Kin.

PARENTI To the wife of Michel Psrer.tl. 1S4.S Fillmore June 14, 1U2S, a daughter. OI.SON To the wife of Iver Olson. 3.M) Twenty-flrat June 18. 12S.

a sun. PAILHK To the wife of Alphnnse 1'allhe. 4su Second June 8, U.S. a daughter. PIT.

To the wife of Frank Fugh. 4238 Twenty-third June IS. 11(28, a Kin. SCHWEITZER To the wife of George Decision in $100,000 Suit by Theater Owners Declares 'Due Process' Right Is Violated COHSIQLIA FIGKNK Attlllo T. Cor- slglla.

24. 827 Filbert and Olga K. Flgene. IS, i2JA Filbert St. DE PALMA CASALI Frank He Talma.

18. Fulton and Eleanor 17. 24 (to Lombard St. FOKKR 6ANTOKO Burnard A. Foker.

23. 1 Hyde and Marie Santoro. 20, 52 Aklon St. FISCHER HARRIS William 8. Fischer, 28.

2124 Ueary and Sadie Harris. 35. Stockton. GERHARD WISE Earl Gerhard, 28. SMK) Geary and Evelyn Wise.

1(13 Belvedere st. bnierson beloved hualiund of the late Ellen Benner. and loving father of Harold P. Banner and Mrs. W.

J. a nailve ut Maine, aged OU years. Friends are invited to the services tomorrow (Saturday) at p. at Martin 4 Brown's, 1513 Scott tw-tween Ueary and Pout under the auspices of Mihsion Lodge No. 16U, Ik A.

M. Interment, Cypress Lawn. BOVDl'N At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. bherley K.

Miller, 2809 King.il.tnd avenue, in Oakland, June 2(1, 1U28, Mis. Caroline Louise bujJen. toult. Lake, Utah, and Portland, Oregon, papers. I'leuae copy.) Sn jftrmoriam MURPHY In this city.

June JO, 1928. John J.T dearly beloved husband ot Delia Murphy, devoted fathor of John William Christopher Edns Robert E. and the late Joseph and Florence B. Murphy, loving brother of Mrs. J.

Fields. Mrs. Hanna McCarrun, Mrs. Minnie Anderson and Julia Alur- Kiy. and beloved Urother-ln-Iaw of Mis arold Duncan and Mrc William Fletcher, a native of Carrigallne.

County Cork. Ireland. A member of California Camp No. 284. W.

O. South ot Market Boys, and International Union ot Steam Fitting and Operating Engineers. Friends are respectfully Invited t.i tend the funeral Saturday, at 8:30 a. from the parlors ot Svhr ft Vt'ie-noldt, 1465 Valencia bet. 25th and 21th sts.

thence to St. Paul's Church, where a aolemn requiem high mass will be celebrated fbr the repose of his soul, commencing at a. m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery, MUBPHY Entered Into rest, in this city, June 2U, 1928, William i.

Murphy, VSsi- rant Officer U. S. beloved husband ot Charlotte W. Murphy, and uevoted father of William Jane Marion and Francis Edward Murithy, aim son itt Mi's. John J.

Murphy ot Fltchbui'g. a native of ugd 48 years. A member ut del Orient Lodge, F. A. Manila, P.

and ut col. Logtiry Post Nu, etiu, V. Of F. W. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday.

June 28, at 9:30 a. at Post Chupel, Presidio, where services will be held under the auspices of Military Service Lodge No. 570. F. ft A.

thence to National Cemetery Odlcers' Plot, where services will be held by Col. Loghry Post No. 406, V. of F. W.

Remains at chapel of Harry H. Vellono, 100 Fillmore st. Members of both organizations ere urgently requested to attend. OLINGER In this city, June 20, 1928, Clarence dearly beloved husband ot JS'ellie oflnger, loving father of llllura dinger, brother of C. II.

Ollnger Of Spokane, and Benton dinner of Alton, Iowa, a native of Iowa. A member of Pyramid Lodge No. 502, F. ft A. M.i Chimney Hock Lodge No.

257, I. O. O. of Buyard. and Plumtera' Union No.

442. Friends are invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Saturday) at 2 p. the chapel of H. F. SMhr 2919 Mission nr.

25th, under the auspices of Pyramid Lodge No. 5U2. F. ft A. M.

Inter men'. Cypress Lawn Memorial Paris. rARMISANO In this city, June 20. 1928. Mary parmlsano, dearly beloved wife of August Parmlsano, and idolized mother of Samuel J.

Hose. Lewie Anthony and Albert parmlsano. Mrs. J. Keardun and Mrs.

Rancotore, and loving sister of Sirs. Gatto, Mrs. C. Caruona. Mrs.

M. Maresco. and the late Louis Cafero. (New York papers please copy.) Frlenda and acquaintances rt respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday, June 23. at 9:43 a.

from the mortuary chapel of W. C. Lasswell ft 0154 Mission thence to St. Maximus Church. Daly City, where a hlch mass will be celebrated eVhweltser.

-4NU Folsom June Id, 1828. a win. Samuel, beloved lather Of Mrs. v. M.

Andrews and William E. Stewart, a native of Ireland, aged 65 years. A member of Montana Lodge No. 1. I.

O. O. and Rocky Mountain Encampment No, 1, I. O. O.

ot Helena. Mont. Friends are inlvtcd to attend the funeral services Saturday at two o'clock, at the Chapel of Halstcd-Dierka ft corner Dlvlsadero and McAllister streeta, under the auspices of the General Relief Committee, i. O. O.

F. Interment, ML Olivet. VAISSIEKE In this city. June 20. 1028.

Theophlle, beloved hubanl of Marie Valsslere. loving father of Mra, KdwacU B. Le Dug, father-in-law of Mr. Edward B. Le Due, grandfather ot Marie, lvonne Le Luc, a native of France, Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Friday.

June 22, at 9 o'clock, from the mortuary ot Peter Magendle, 1340 Golden Gate bet. Fillmore and Stelner, thence to the Church of Notre Dames des Vlctolre, where a requiem niase will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cen.etery. VEKMILYA In San Mateo, on June 20. 11 p.

Kathryn Hume Vermilya. beloved wife of Norman beloved mother of Robert H. Funeral, First Presbyterian Church, Burlingame, Friday afternoon, 2 o'clock. Interment, Jit, Olivet. Al'CII In this city.

June 20. 1928. Clarence, beloved son of Clarence and Maye Waush, and loving brother of Sirs. Barbara Martines, Mrs. Thelma Bacclocia, Melba Maxlne A.

and John T. Waugh, a native of Seattle, aged 17 years 7 months and 7 days. The funeral will take place Friday. Jsne 22, at 2 o'clock p. from his late residence, 4212 Twenty-sixth t.

Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. (J. C. O'Connor, Director.) OLERI-In loving memory of a devoted husband and father. Dr.

Antonio Oleil. who passed sway June 22, 1922. MRS. ROSE OLERI ANT) DAUGHTER, AGATHA. HuRUAN HKK.NARD Raymond J.

gan. 22. 1313 Polk and Dorothy U. ISernaid. 21.

183U Beach St. HIGO bTElNOK Joseph F. Hugo. 47. 1378 Pacific and Rtsalle E.

bteinor, 85. Santa C'ruj. JORDAN ALTISKOBORGER Charles W. Jordan. Ml.

311 Whittier and Helen Alterohorter, San Carlos. KNEIER PATS Fred P. Kneier. 28. Oakland, and Rose M.

Pats. 25. 32Utt 24 th st. LARKEA 1NDART Ange! Larrea. 38, and Matilda Jndart, 23, both of Fresno, Cal.

MA DDEV SPAIOHT Jeremiah Madden, 83. .132 Guerrero, and Katherine Bpaight. 23. San Mateo. BAr DRYS RAID $1 CACH from the reeidence of his sister, Mrs.

Griffin, 3SH Winslow Redwood City, thence to Mt. Carmel Church, where a requiem aolemn high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 a. m. Interment, Holy Crons, Colma. GRAND COUNCIL YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE Grand Offlcera are requested to attend the funeral services of late Past Grand president F.

J. Kierce, bat-urday, June 23. F. A. Grand President.

GEORGE A. STANLEY. Grand Secretary. minds are invited to attend Uie funeral at the chapel of Cypress Lawn Memorial I'ark. San Mateo Ccunty, Friday.

June 22. 1928, at 2 o'clock p. (Grant i. Miller Mortuary Service.) IIKOWS -In this city, June 21. 1928, Robert William Brown, dearly beloved sun of Robert and Mary Brown, beloved brother of Lily Brown, a native of Ayrshire.

Scotland, aged 22 years. Krlends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Saturday) at 3 o'clock p. at Anderson's, Valencia at 23th st. Interment, Mt. Olivet C.ULDWKI.L In this city, Mary Kath-eiine Cauldwell, wife ot the late Hugh M.

Cauldwell, mother of Albert 11. Cauldwell. Fureral and Interment, strictly private. O'B I SELuRZANO Nlcholae LA ROC DETTE In this city. June 20.

Established 1883 W. HALSTED, Pres. Percy L. Henderson, Vlce-Prea. The Old Finn HALSTED CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 123 Sutter St Graystone7100 No Branches COOXKY In thie city. June 19. 1928, 1928. Bernard Luclen, dcany peiovea son of Joseph and Marian Labourdette, brother ot Annie and Edward Labourdette. a native of Han Francisco, aged 21 years 8 months 7 days.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday, June 23. 1928. at 9 a. from the mortuary of Jullu 8. Godeau.

41 Van Ness av. thence to Joan of Aro Church, where a mas will be said for the repose of his sou), commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. O'Brien.

2U. 1220 12th and Emma Kelortano. 28. 1897 Greenwich et. PIRO ADDIEGO Camilla Plro.

1720 Lar-kin and Joaie Addiego, 23, 1343 Taylor st. BE LA SCO GORMONO Edward K. Ce-lasco. 22. 1212 Green and Joenphine D.

Gormono. 2'. no Varennes t. SOSN1CK SCHNtLOWlTZ Benjamin Sosnick, 25. 18tl3 McAllister and Natalie Schnuiowitv.

21. Oakland. SONDHEIM bVMMBRS Eugene Sond-heim. 38. 1558 Rush and June Summers.

84. 18K Broadway. WILLIAMS REISER Joe Williams. 43. Blythe.

and Mary Reiser, 3D, Los Angeles. WRIGHT MA ROT William G. Wright. 22. and Hazel F.

Ala rot, 18, both of 272 London st. LANDE In this city, June 21. 1928, John Upholding a brief submitted by Attorney Nat Schmulowltz of San FrancUco, Superior Judge H. E. Lucas yesterday at Santa Cruz ruled that the Cartwright California anti.

trust law is uncou-ktltutional. The decision of Judge Lucas was Riven in a $100,000 civil action brought by J. A. Harvey owner of a Santa Cruz theater, under the terms of the Cartwright act. Harvey contended that Frank Macauley.

Louis Greenfield and Mveral other persons had "entered a conspiracy" preventing Harvey from obtaining fllmB to show in his theater. OWNERS. Macauley and Greenfield are theater owners in Santa Cruz, and the other defendants are film exchange officials. Attorney Schmulowltz represented all the defendants except Macauley. Following oral argument of the ult Schmulowltz submitted his b-ief, asking dismissal of the case.

He argued that the Cartwright Act, somewhat similar to the Sherman ntl-trust law, was unconstitutional In that it does not permit "due process of law," to which all Citizens are entitled. Specifically, Schmulowitz contended the act lacks "due procesH of law" in that it fixes no standard of jruilt and gives the right to com piainant of either criminal or civil recovery. SAME CASE IN COLORADO. He pointed out that the United States Supreme Court, in a recent decision by Chief Justice Taft, declared the Colorado anti-trust act unconstitutional The Coioraoo act is a replica of the Cartwright act, declared the attorney. Attorneys for Harvey declared they would probably appeal Judge Lucas' decision.

The Cartwright act has never been appealed to either the State Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court nd appeal of the decision as a "test case" would welcomed by-many attorneys in California, it was declared. Baptist, beloved husband of ttie iate Madeline Lando, loving father of Peter and John Louis Lnnde, brother of Frank Lande, father-in-law of Mrs. peter Lnnde. and brother-in-law of Mrs. Poter Guillaume, a native of France, aged 57 MARRIAGE LICENSES.

for the repose of her soul commencing at 10 a. m. Internum', Holy Cross Cemetery. WHEELER In this elty. June 20, 1921, Ida beloved wife of George Wheeler, loving sister of Elvira Wheeler of Berkeley, aunt of Mrs.

Jessie L. Maryon of Berkehy, a native of New York. Pest-Great Pocahontas. Degree of Pocahontas, Past Grand Arch Di unless. U.

A. O. D. Past Department President Ladles of the O. A.

Member of Newadaha Council No. 132, D. ot Hesperian Circle No. 20, U. A.

O. George H. Thomas Circle No. 32, Ladles of G. A.

Past Pocahontas and Past Powhat-tan Association, Past Arch Druldesa and City and County Federation of Women's Clubs. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday. June 23, 1928. at 2 o'clock. Services will be held et the mortuary of P.

Magendle. 1840 Golden Gate bet. Fillmore and Steiner. under the auspices of the George H. Thomas Circle No.

82. Ladles or the G. A. R. Mrs.

Wheeler reposes at the mortuary of Peter Magendie. 1340 Golden Gate near Fillmore St. OFFICERS A NO OF GEORGE H. THOMAS CIRCLE No. 82.

LADIES OF THE GRAND ARMY, are requested to attend the funeral of our One of the largest liquor raids ever made in Northern California occurred yesterday when three federal prohibition sgents swooped down on a large two-story house at 9703 Scott street, Oakland. They found the houts packed from basement to second floor with whisky and wines. Four truck loads of assorted whiskies and liquors, valued at $100,000, were seized. Tn house contained 250 cases of champagne, bearing the labels of various foreign, wineries. In the basement of the house were scores of vats, barrels and kegs containing every conceivable kind of wine.

It was impossible to estimate the value of the wine. Included in the seizure were several book, containing names of wealthy East Bay residents, restaurants and cafes. Prohibition agents believe these to have been order books and believe the names are those of customers. The names will be investigated. One arrest was made, of a man found in the house at the time of the raid.

He gave his name as John Severino. "I don't know anything about all ROIIL In Napa. June 20, Annie be Friends and acquaintances are respect, fully Invited to attend tha funeral Saturday, June 23, at 11 o'clock a. from the Weber Funeral Parlors at Napa. California, thence to St.

John'a Church. Napa, vhere a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. loved wile ot John ot mapa, ami sister of Ellen Hasllp of Oakland, a native of New Zealand, aged 50 years. Funeral services at St. John's Catholic Church, Napa, at 10 a.

m. Saturday. Interment. 1 p. at Holy Croas Cemetery In Ban Francisco.

LEE In this city. June 17, 1928. David, JULIUS 5. ODEAU, Inc. 41 VAN NESS AVE, S.

P. PAene Mer HI OAKLAND 'INDEPENDENT WE TRUST EXPERT WOMEN ATTENDANTS "A Service That Saves" Thomas dearly beloved husband or the late Catherine Cooney, father of Edward Aloysiua P. and the late Joseph and Thomas Cooney, a native of County Clare. Ireland, agtd 79 years. The funeral will take place today (Friday), at a.

from the Funeral Home of Monahan company, lUth and Dolores thence to James" Church, whore a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at a. m. Inteiuieut. Holy Cross Cemetery. Dl GIIUO In this city, June 19, 1928.

Paul Di Giulio, dearly beloved husband of Lena Dl Glullo, loving father of Paul Di Giulio, loving brother ot Se-bastiano and Balvatore Dt Giulio, a native of Italy, aged 38 years 4 days. Friend and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral on Paturdny. June 23. 1928. at 1.3U p.

from hia late residence, No. 213 Glrard thence to St. Elisabeth's Church tT a blepsing. commencing at 2 p. m.

Interment. Italian Cemetery. (Funeral under direction of Valente, Marlnl, Perata It Co.) DUNCAN In this city, June 81, 1028, Florence Boyce. wife of the late Samuel M. Duncan, mother of Mrs.

William Knowles of Oakland, Mrs. Lejter Louiie, Mrs. Halliday English, the late Elise Duncan, Mrs. J. S.

Spinning, Aire. W. Cochran and Clarke Duncan, a native of Santa liosa, Calif. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service at ten o'clock Saturday morning. June 23, at Gray's, Dlvlaadero street at; Post.

Interment, private. FLEMING In this city, June 21. 192R, Mae devoted wife of Neil Fleming, loving daughter of Mrs. P. J.

Horrigan (of Napa, sister of Willie Mc-Dermott. a native of San Francisco, Cal. (San Jose and Napa papers pleaice copy.) A requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul Saturday, June 23. at St. Mary's Cathedral, commencing at HI a.

m. Interment. Holv Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at White's Service Chapel. 2200 Butter N.

W. corner ot Fierce. (SHARON In Piedmont, June 21. 19J8. beloved husband ot tiaian Lee.

ana loving father ot Daniel. Samuel. James and William Lee. aged 49 years 3 months 19 daFriend are Invited to attend the funeral services Friday, at 1:30 o'clock, from the chapel of Halsted-Dierks it corner Dlvlsadero and McAllister sts. Interment.

Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Narclsiia M. Sharon, oeioveo. wne Hurford C. Sharon nnd mother of Wanda William and John Hurford Sharon and daughter ot Frank M.

and Josephine Cerlnl, a native of California. Funeral notice later. M-s. Sharon Is St Truman's residence chapel. Telegraph avenue and Thirtieth street, Oakland.

LEVY In this city. June 19th, lM'2f. The following marriage licenses were Issued in this city yesterday: BRAND STEKN John W. Brand. 30, 3443 20th and Martha J.

Stern, 30, 288.1 Golden Gale ave. DOL'OLAS DE SANTO Jack P. Douglas, 22, 2327 lth and Theresa A. De Santo. 18.

133SA Columbus ave. DCVALL AMMERMAN James H. Du- vall. 33. 1941 Mission and Pansy M.

Ammerman. 33. 41(17 26th st. ERIOKSO.N AMUNDSON ilelvln W. Erickson.

21. 801 Joost and Lydla Amutxlsnn. 21. 581 3rd ave. GERNERT R1VKRSOLL George Gern- ert, 43.

and Rachel Riversoll, 3D, both of Los Angeles. HAMMERSMITH BURNS Alfred E. Hammersmith. 20, 2405 Octavla and Dorothy K. Burns, 19.

3000 Jackson st. JONES Leonard A. Hobba, 40, Ml Bush and May II. Jones. SI, 729 Jones st.

JENKINS STEWART Frank C. Jenkins, 2il. 3229 Clement and Loretta M. Stewart, 23. 1460 Chestnut St.

KARL iMILLER Joseph Karl, 49. and Lois Miller. 89. beth of 1817 15th st. KELSO KENNEDY William G.

Kelro, 21. Berkeley, and Marie Kennedy, 18, Oakland. KOHLHOFF CARR Willis A. Kohihoff, 23.. San Rafael, and Dora E.

Carr, 2, 1145 Union st. PACKARD HEIMES Otto B. Packard, 31. Kill Vallejo and Margaret M. Helmes 707 19th ave.

SHORB In Berkeley. June 81. 1028, Ber Past President. Ida E. Wheeler, Saturday, June 23, at p.

from the mortuary of Peter Magendle, 1340 Golden (late near Fillmore at. By or- FLORENCE W. Free. LUCY M. VININO, Secty.

Offlcera and members of the Past Pocahontas and Past Powhatans" Association are requested to attend the services of our late sister, Past' President Ida E. Wheeler, Friday evening, June 22, at 8:15 o'clock, at the funeral parlors of Peter Magendle. 1340 Golden Ghto av. WILHELMINA GODEAU. Free.

FLORA GUILD. Secretary. WELCH In this city. June 20. 1928.

Edward beloved son of Catherine and the late Mbhael Welch, loving brother of Richard Martin Katherine Welch, lira. M. J. Whelan. Catherine Julius, dearly peiovea nusDana oi iui Levy, devoted father of Sarah.

Milton and Lavltta Levy, and loving brother of Henrietta and Augusta Levy, a native of Germany, aged 51 years. A member of Doric Lodgo No. 216, r. ft A. M.

San Francisco Consistory No. 1, M. R. and Islam Temple. A.

A. O. N. M. S.

Pemalns are at his late home. 793 Cole near Frederick. Friondi are invited to attend the t'uneral Friday. Jut'. 22.

at tlie Masonic Temple. 'iak st. and Van Ness where services will be held under the auspices of Doric Lodge No. 210. F.

ft A. at 2 p. m. Interment. Eternal Home Cemetery.

service.) this," Severino told the raiders when they demanded the name of the owner of the huge stock of liquor. "I Just work here." nardo yorha Shorn, peiovea otnwnu ui Aleen Lamble Shorb, son of the late IMr and Mrs. J. de Barth Shorb uf San Marino, brother of Mrs. Carroll de Forest Buck, Mrs.

James King Steele, Ethel Shorb, Donald McMoal Shorb, Norbert N. Shorb, and the late Mrs. John A. Murtagh, J. Campbell Shorb and Dr.

J. de Barth Shorb; a native of Pasadena. Cal. Services today (Friday) at 3:80 n. at Martin ft Brown's, 1515 Scott near Post Interment, San Gabriel, Cal.

Complete Funeral $100 Casket. Rube. Embalming, Hearse and Ce. Tax. We carry a full Hue of all styles of casket.

REASONABLY I RK EH MORRISON WHELAN 401 Baker at Hayes Phone West 18 SMITH In this city June 21. 1928. Mexico Troops, Rebels in Clash Grant Edward Smith, dearly beloved McFAULAND In S-acramento. June 19, LAMOTHE MANCIET I)ula J. I.a-mothe.

22. 43') Ellis and Madeline FRANCHI In this city. June 20. 1928. IrhIil Franchi.

dearly beloved wife of JfooiY. D.G.f. 1928. Alvln. dearly beloved nusDana oi Gertrude WcKarland, son of Mrs.

Mary McFarland of Los Angeles, brother of Mary and Marie McFarland and Mrs. Lawrence Donald of Los Angeles, a na-tiua nf tMlnsntiri. ased 58 vears 9 mo. Antonio Franchi, Idolized mother of Plerruccinl. Oliia Gusllelmlno and Mfinclet.

20. 1297 18th at. LAVERTY GALV1N James M. Laverty, 24. 2WI7 California and Nellie Gal- vln.

22. 281 Jackson st. MURRAY WAGNER George E. Murray, Reno Franchi, daughter of the late and Palmira Mel, devoted sister of GUADALAJARA, (Jalisco, Mexi Chief 'Crowned' Friends and Masons are Invited to tha funeral Saturday. June 23, co), June 21.

(AP) Advices from Valentino Mel. Glusetiolna Mel. Pell Atotonilco today said that a llerce 1928, at 1 p. at the mortuary of s. r.ndean 41 Van Nesa grlno Mel.

Isabella Zaronl, Poinpilia Frediani and Armida Nannlzzl, a native nf Italy. aaed 56 years. 31, 442 Hearst and juamta iu. Wagner. 28, 873 Halaht st.

SYLVESTER TORRANO Phlllo J. Syl where services will be held under the battle was raging between 118 federal soldiers and more than 1,005 vester, 25. 24 McAllister and Rose The funeral will take place on Satur ausplcea ot Roosevelt Lodgo do. bvu. L.

Torrano, IS, 3 Douglass si. day. June 23. 1923. at 8:30 a.

from and A. M. insurgents at Las Huertas. the chaDel of Valente. Marlnl.

Perata MAHONEY In this city. June 19. 1928. Federal forces were holding off Green thence to S3. Peter and Paul's Church, where a mass will the Insurgents and reinforcements were being rushed to the scene.

DifD I raM far the reDose of her soul, com mencir.g at 9 a. m. Interment, Holy The commanding officer was killed Cross Cemetery. GILMAN In Oakland, June 21, 1928. Kate BARONCINI.

GESl'K 03 yean and two officers were wounded. Numerous Insurgents also were K. man. wife of the late Charles rt. Oilman, and loving mother of Mrs.

Mary wounded. Formal ceremonies, Installation of 'efflcers, last night concluded, the forty-second annual Grand Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West at Native Sons' Auditorium. Mrs. Pear! Lamb of Tracy, past grand president, was installation efficer. Mrs.

Mae Himes Noonan of Ban Francisco relinquished the gavel as grand president to Dr. Louise C. Heilbron of San Diego. Miss Esther Sullivan of Marysville took office as vice president of the rganization and Mrs. Sally Thaler of Oakland succeeded herself as K.

Irving, Dr. p. K. and C. fc.

unman. Alfred, beloved son of Earth and me late Catherine Mahoney, loving brother of John and the late Michael J. Mahoney, loving nephew of Katie, Jeremiah, Con, Florence. Michael and Patrick Mahoney; a native of San Fran-clcco. A member of the Gentlemen's Sodality of St.

Peter's Church. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral today (Friday), June 22, at 9:15 a. from the Home Parlora of O'Shaughnessy ft Roche, T41-749 Vatsn-cla between 18th and -19th thence to St. Peter's Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com a native of Eneland. BATKIN.

LEONARD S. BENNER, EMEKSON' O. 88 years HOYDEN. MRS. CAROLINE LOUISE.

BKOWK. ROBERT WILLIAM 2i cars CAIXDIVELL. MAKY KATIIERINE COONEY. THOMAS 79 years Funeral services Saturday morning-, 2 Women Beaten, June 23. at 11 clock, at the new Mortuary of Albert Brown ,1170 Piedmont Oakland.

Interment Robbed by Thugs Two women reported to the po private. HARRIS In Oakland. June 20. 1928 DI GIILIO. PAIL 88 years DUNCAN.

FLORENCE BOYCE Susie Jefferv Harris, wife of the late mencing at 9:45 a. interment, uoiy Thomas J. Harris, mother of Herbert lice yesterday that they had been slugged and robbed earlier In the day. FLEMING, MAE B. I RANCHI, ISOLA 50 years.

Cross Cemetery. Edna B. and Dr. Eva L. Harris secretary.

Mrs. Susie K. Christ of Mrs. Edward C. Campbell and Mr.

OILMAN, KATE K. William Brant, a native ot England. Miss Loretto Rogers, 538 Bainoa Funeral services and Interment. Huron Kan Francisco once again was in-Stalled as treasurer. Most of yesterday's session of the street, was attacked while waiting Ohio.

(Albert Brown Company.) for a street car at Lincoln way and HILL In Alameda. June 19, 1928 Twenty-eighth avenue. She was Agnes C. Hill, beloved mother of the estate convention was taken up with business meetings. The entire Nl V.

"Buy-Two 11 The OWL'S Annual Buy5woSale 1 'will be held late George M. Hill, and grandmother robbed of a diamond ring worth $800 and $4 in silver. Bruce C. Hill, a native of Ohio, aged organization went on record as favoring public ownership of Cali- 81 years 6 months. (Nevada City pa- Miss Marie Roberts, 25, 740 Leav ner nlense ronv.l Friends are respectfully Invited to at tend the funeral services tomorrow (Frl lornias Beaches.

Kama Cruz was chosen for the forty-third annual State convention to be held next dav). June 22. 1923. at Christ's Kplseo enworth street, was held up by a young man who forced his way into her apartment as she answered the doorbell. After beating her up the thief took $20.

nal Church. Grand st. and Santa Clara Bummer. ave. Renin na at the funeral parlors MAMMON In this city, June 20, W28, Patrick, beloved husband of Mary Man-nlon, loving father ot Norbert and Joseph Mannlon, and Sister Mary Hyacinth of the Presentation Order, brother of Michael and Thomas Mannlon.

Sister Mary Uorard of the Presentation Order, and Sirs. M. Monaghan. a native of Ireland. The funeral will take place Friday, June 22d, at a.

from the modern fureral parlors of Jas. H. Hellly ft and Dolores thence to St. Theresa's Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at a. m.

lnierment. Holy Cross. McC'OV In this city, June 21. Wade H. McCoy, dearly beloved husband of Vera F.

McCoy, loving father of Morris B. and Wade JlcCoy beloved son of Mrs. Hatite McCoy, beloved brother of R. C. McCoy, a native of Folo, Illinois.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Saturday), at 10 a. at the chapel of H. F. Suhr 21)10 Mission near 25th st. Interment private.

MOSES In Oakland, June 20. 1028. Rachel (Pettie). beloved wife of Paul L. Moses, and devoted mother ot David Past grand presidents of the or Smiley Gallagher.

141" Oak until 10 a. m. Frhlav. when they will lie In ganization and members of the Na stato at the church parlora. Interment Cypress Lawn "Memorial Park.

HARRIS. SUSIE JKFFKRY HOPKINS. ELIZABETH ELNA 87 yrs. HILL, AGNES 81 years HILTON, EDWARD FOORD 72 year HOCHSTIHL, ELIZABETH 63 years HUGUENIN. EUGENE 82 years KIERCE, 1 RANK J.

LABOUKDETTE, BERNARD LCC1EN 21 years LANDE. JOHN BAPTIST 57 years LEE. DAVID 19 jears LEVY. JI LIUi 51 years MANSION. PATRICK MrCOY.

ADE H. MoFARLAM). AI VIN 58 years. MAHONE1. ALFRED MOSES.

RACHEL (PETT1E) MURPHY, JOHN J. MURPHY, WILLIAM J. 48 years OLINOEK, CLARENCE PARMISANO, MARY KOBL, ANNIE 30 years SHARON, NARCISSA M. SHORB, BERNARDO YOKBA SMITH. GRANT EDWARD 41 years STEWART.

SAMUEL 5 year Kiwanians Elect HILTON 7n this cily, June 21, 1928, Ed tive Daughters' home for children icommittee were guests at a dinner yesterday by Dr. Mariana Bertola, ward Foord Hilton, beloved husband Mary Hilton, father of Ida Mnud Hilton chairman of the home committee. At Closing Session SEATTLE, June 21. (AP) O. or BerKeley.

jMis. Herbert wrmnt Pittsfield. and the late Thorns Foord Hilton, a rathe of England government Will Sam Cunimings, of Kansas City, aeed 72 years. Friends are Invited to attend the fu was unanimously elected presi neral Saturday, June 23. Rt 1:15 o'clock i Give State Big Trees dent of Klwanis International dur from the parlors of McLaughlin.

Imnlel 421 Guerrero near Kith st ing closing sessions of the twelfth annual convention here, today. EXAMINER BUPwEAU. SACRA HENTO, June 21 First steps to Phone Market 2800. Service and Interment will be at Cypress Lawn Ceme C. and Carolyn Moses, loving sister of Louiu J.

Fecliner; a native of Ban Fran- iward acquisition of the Calaveras Charles F. Adams, of Calgary, and James P. Neal, of Walla Walla, tery chapel at 2 clock. (Peter E. McLaughlin Jr.) cisi o.

HOPKINS In San Carlos. June 20. 1928 were chosen vice presidents. and South Calaveras big tree groves as state park lands were accomt Jjlished today with the announce Elizabeth Klna Hopkins, beloved wife Cummings is an official of an in Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Friday afternoon, June 22, at 3 o'clock, at the new mortuary of Albert Brown 34TK Piedmont of Louis P. i Hopkins, loving mother surance company, Adams Is an at Mildred Warren and Charles Drew Ho- VAISSIERE, THEOPHILE VERMILYA, KAT1IRYN HUME.

kins, and sinter of Mrs. T. F. Maloney ment that part of the territory will Ultimately be donated by the Fed Oakland. Interment, private.

torney, and Neal is supervisor of transportation in the Washington State Department of Public Works. eral government. Tho Calaveras bit tree asso Mondav.Tuesdav fetation, announced Fred G. Stevenot is tat 9 director of natural resources, Cemetery Removal Jias urged the State Park Commis Won to consider purchase of ap proximately 9,000 acres privately owned in the groves. A bill sponsored In Congress by Senator Hi ram W.

Johnson and Congressman Harry L. EnglebrlEht. be added, al and Wednesday Hearing Up Today Committees from the Cemetery Protective Organization and the Cemetery Beautifying and anti-Removal Association will oppose removal of bodies from two local cemeteries at a hearing this morning before Health and Welfare committees of the Board of Supervisors, it was said yesterday. lows Federal contribution of 1,100 acres additionally if the errtves nr i ,.1 adopted as a State park during the next, six years. S.

F. Man Chosen DIVORCES Head of Druids Order EXAMINER BUREAU, SACRA See full announcement in A Sunday morning and Monday evening newspapers MlNTO, June 21. State convention sessions of the Ancient Order of Druids concluded here today with C0MPLAINT8 FILED. ALt.EN Nadle ts. William, neglect.

BRENNER Viola vs. Robert deser tlon. BARKER Marian vs. Leon Henry, cruelty. Bl DLONG Euphrosyne C.

vs. Walter cruelty. COLON Franclsca Dial vs. Antonio, election of Andrew J. Camous of ban Tancisco as grand noble arch succeeding k.

o. Maine- of San CASTRO Eugene vs. Alice Barnes, desertion. CORKERY Catherine vs. John tieg- lect.

CAVANACH Inei Marlon vs. Jumes Sfat-thew, annulment. DRACOS Krunres vs. Pete, cruelty. EI.SASKER Sara W.

vs. A. cruelly. FI FIELD Dorothy M. vs.

Harold Jose. Louis Giovannlni, Stockton, was chosen deputy grand noble arch; C. A- Guglielmoni. San Francisco, grand secretary; Eugene N. Cade-nasso, San Francisco, grand treasurer, and Antonio Orfila, Los Angeles, grand herald.

The 1929 convention will be held C.RISEL Bernlre ts. Adnlph, annulment. i r.inma vs. Utlliam, cruelty. Jumes W.

A. vs. lona r. crueiry. HARKINS Rhode Mae vs.

William crnetty. LLOMPART Antnnlo vs. Merle Lebron. MeCARTNEY Ellen -e. Kmll.

eruelty. XI.II2TI,,,I r- Hw' cruelty. OI AT Cille. vs. Alice, eruelty.

I.F.ARY May vs. Harry, cruelty. kit Mount Shasta. Sacramento Woman, Said to Be 105, Dead EXAMINER BUREAU, SACRAMENTO, Juno 21. Mrs.

Carmelita Romero, said to be 105 years old land a participant in many of the stirring events of early California history, died here this morning at her home, 4609 Eleventh avenue. Josephine vs. Morgan cruelty. DECREES GRANTED. J'JiESSf'Vr" A.

frem Evelyn M. OKRLA frank from lona. HJl Oertrurie from Elner R. Josephine. MALENVERIN Cnterlna from Aristlde.

Alir' v-PH EI. A.N Julia A. from Patrlrk. Man from KM, in Mrs. Romero, survived by three i 41 I CS tSJ ons, two grand sons and thirteen (It K.I.EY Agues from James annul- great grand children, lived for many Better Drug Stores 1 ears in Los Angeles, where her HACiK Iva from William.

MI.KV Melvin L. from Nellie. ILUKi Mary from James. Ifwdjf was sent today for burial. 3.