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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 1926 CC SERVICE HEALTH TESTS INJURE TWO Candidate for Trolley Job Spine in Fall Off Ladder; Rival Injures Knee in Jump Intense competition for jobs 88 motormen and conductors on the Municipal Railway put two men in the Emergency Hospital yesterday, one with injuries that may cripple him for life. victims, hurt in physical tests before the Civil Service Commission were: Bowers, 923 Eddy street, dangerous injury to the spine, involving possible fracture, received while climbing ladder. Samuel Davis, 1550 Divisadero street, fractured knee, received while attempting a high jump. The physical efforts of rest of the class of sixty men continued, but it was said to be noticeable that there was a slowing up of attempts to be "top man' in the various tests.

According to the records of the Civil Service Commission, these two are the first to be injured in the physical tests of agility and strength required of applicants for street car jobs. Members of the commission deny that these are un. duly hazardous or dangerous. There are six tests required in the physical examination: Climbing ten rungs of a der, fastened to the wall, hand over Running high jump. with maximum four feet and minimum of three feet four Inches.

Lifting a forty- pound dumb bell five times. Vaulting me wooden horse, four feet two inches in height. Five dips on the parallel bars. Picking up 140-pound sack of sand and carrying it up six steps. Bowers is said to have received his injury when he lost his strength through straining to complete the whole ten rungs of the ladder.

His hand slipped its hold and, beIng a heavy tram, he fell violently to the floor. Davis tripped as he attempted to make a jump higher than that required, it was said, and fell with his knee doubled under him. Millionaire's Son Begins Life Term (International News Rich, millionaire's son, became convict 18848 at Michigan -State prison today. Rich, who was sentenced to life Imprisonment for criminally attackAng Miss Louise King, pretty college girl, was questioned, registered and la short time afterwards dressed in the regulation prison denim and placed in solitary confinement for two weeks under quarantine accordIng to prison regulations. He showed little emotion when given to understand that because he was a "lifer" he would not be eligible Husband Slays Wife For 'Carrying On' LOS ANGELES, March Florence Sander, 29, was shot to death in her home, 5246 Lexington avenue, today, and her husband, Herman Sander, 40, was lodged In jail on a murder charge by Hollywood division police.

According to police, Sander confessed the shooting. In a statement to the police Sander declared that his wife had been "carrying on" with the other two men who were in the house. These two men, taking with them the gun with which the shooting was done, left the house before the police arrived. Sander said. California Deports 216 Undesirables acting State Director of Institutions.

DIVORCES COMPLAINTS FILED, ARNOLD -Rose vs. Fred, desertion. BLOOMINGTON-Robert vs. Dorothy. desertion.

-Robert W. Ta. Jessie de sertion. BRIGGS- vs. Thomas cruelGOLBKE -Caroline Bruno HUFF- -Carlos D.

ve. Lavella 'r. eyelet: tion. McCORMICK-Martin cruelty. MIZIO-Sigmund Gertrude.

cruelty. MORPHY-Mary A. William decertion. RUPP-Adine E. Rosal STEWART -Emma Harold WUESTHOFF Maximilian vs.

Amy, cruelty. DECREES GRANTED. BAGEEY-Ada from John -Bessie M. from Louis. -Annabel G.

Stanley C. BROWNE- J. from Harold M. -Maria G. from Joseph C.

000CH-Winifred from Carlos I. FERNAC -Albertine from Paul. GRANT -Louise M. from Harrs S. HAMILTON-Florence A.

from Cecil J. HANSEN- Mabel R. from Peter. Mabel from Nathaniel G. HART -Bertha from Peston.

JALIL -Aida from Gualberto. LAW- Edith from Charles. MALLOS- Cora from George. MARTIN C. L.

from Jane -Louis R. from Victoria B. PARSONS--Pearl from Sidney. REED--Ivan G. from Lillian B.

SMITH -Ernest from Justine B. -Cornelius from Frances C. TAIT- Maude L. from Arthur D. TODAY (Continued from Page One.) cheerful and continues its upward climb, minus the little lambs that jumped out of the window when the well arranged drop came.

In Wall Street and elsewhere, "prove all things, hold that which is good." EXAMINER BUREAU. SACRAMENTO, March California has deported 216 inmates of reformatories and hospitals for the insane since last July, and the deportation total will be swelled to at least 850 by the end of the present fiscal year, saving the State government approximately $658,000, it was announced today by E. G. Twogood, Births, Marriages, Deaths BENNETT-In this city. March 5.

to the wife of Robert Bennett. 8539 Seventeenth a son. BECK--In this city, March 8. to the wife of Carl Beck. 537 Eureka a son.

BINGHAM--In this March 8. to the wife of Thomas Bingham, 217 Hallowas st. son. CAMPION--In this city. March to the wife of Edward J.

Campion. 828 Baker a daughter. this city. March 6. to the wife of Mark Cochrane, 2562 Folsom a daughter.

COHN--In this city, March 8, to the wife of David Cohn 667 Thirty-fifth 8 daughter. DOYLE- this city. March 1 1. 1. 1 1.

to the wife of Paul Doyle. twins. a son and daughter. DOUGLAS -In this city, March the wife of George Douglas. Lilly A son.

ELLIOT--In this city. March 9. to the wife of Fred Elliot. 210 Arleta HEIMAN- this city. March to the Abraham Hetman.

642 Thirtyfifth daughter. JACK- -In this city. March 8. to the wife of John M. Jack.

782 Seventh a daughter. BORN. SNAPPY SHOTS EDWARD JOSE, Real Estate Investments. "The rose of Sharon and the lily of the valley. That's who we are," we told the elevator chap and he said 'he thought so and let us off at Eddie's door.

And Eddie, seeing us, seemed to rejoice with exceeding great joy and with honest pride and warmth told us he was born in Californiasomewhere up in Trinity county--and came to San Francisco when 13. He immediately found employment in a local planing mill and shortly thereafter, applied himself to of architectural engineering. And there you have the secret of the whole thing. Because they made him construction rintendent and Eddie was right bright at estimating building costs he got along immensely. And the boys over at the City Hall heard of him and appointed him Chief Housing Inspector and Eddie adorned that office from 1916 until 1920, when he entered business for himself, specializing in real estate investments and building construction.

And maybe you think he likes to sit around reading Russian and Scandinavian drama and philosophy. Him does! you Eddie doggone knows right his Scandinavian. He's a member of the Shrine, Commandary, a charter member of the Castro ParNative Sons, the Elks and Olympic club. Now everybody stand. Jose can you see-e-eYOU MAY BE NEXT.

Nnrse So Healthy New Law Required WASHINGTON, March Universal Service.) --Miss Samar.tha Plummer, 69, and the oldest nurse in the United States Army, is so soundly healthy that Congress has been asked to pass special legistation SO she can retire 011 a pension, the War Department has announced. There is no regulation permitting army nurses to retire on pension, but the health record of Samantha Plummer inspired a bill in Congress which would make her and other nurses of distinguished service eligible for retirement. Samantha was born in a log cabin in Missouri in 1857. 10c-a-Day Suit Brings Mother $182 Mrs. Concetta Zammit, who in home in the Isle of Malta, sued her son, Peter Paul Zammit, building contractor of the Potrero, for maintenance twenty years ago, is to receive one-third of his $6,000 estate, it was announced yesterday when her claim against the estate was allowed.

When Mrs. Zammit sued years ago, she was allowed 10 cents a day by the Maltese courts. Judge Graham held that in Malta such debts are outlawed after five years, so he allowed only 10 cents a day for the last five years, or $182.60. Independent of Trust $75 Funerals $75 Casket, Robe, Embalming, Hearse, Co. Tax, for $75 Trust Price $150 D.

J. MORRISON 401 BAKER AT HAYES Phone West 76 this city, March the wife 25 of John Johnson. 76 Broad a daughter. KATZ -In this city, March to the wife of Louis Katz. 2855 Pierce 8 daughter.

KEEVY -In this city, March 8. to the wife of Carl E. Keevy. 275 Nineteenth daughter. KELLEY -In this eity, March 10.

to the wife of Orlo Kelley. 231 Lexington A daughter. this city. March 9. to the wife of Henry Kinsell.

111 Thirtieth daughter. -In this city. March 6. to the wife of Henry J. Kolby.

168 Seville MCCLELLAN- this city, March 10. to the wife of Henry McClellan. 281 Rose A 6011. this city. March 8.

to the wife of James Pare, 431 Anza a daughter. ROSEN- this city. March 6. to the wife of Harry Rosen. 1000 Oak a STRIDER -In this city.

March 9. to the of Owen Strider. 43 Tompkins Jaughter. this city. March 9, to the wife: of Paul Strahn.

1585 Waller a son In this city. March 6. to the wife of John Sulivan. 132 Fairmont a son. -In this city.

March 6. to the wife of Wesley Thomas. 41 Brady son. WILLIAMS- In this city. March 8.

to the wife of William L. Williams, 150 Franklin son. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday in this city: BAYLER MILES -John P. E.

Bayler. Miles. 21, 1247 83rd and Aileen 19. 1259: O' Farrell st. -BENEDETTI Frank Feryis.

23. 630 La and Eleanor Benedetti. 23. 114 College ave. HUBER- -Michael Huber.

29. 210 Lawrence and Mechthilde Durr. 33, 1472 Sanchez st. HILL- VOIGET-Carl E. HIll.

1355 Fulton and Helen Voiset. 1184 Pare st. -CHRISTENSEN Emil Lauren. 48. 1383 46th ave.

and Laura Christensen, 41. 1899 California st. B. Low. 26.

259 4th and Hilda M. Striemer. 19. 1249. Jones st.

MALM- -John W. 176. Bocana and Effie M. Corten. 24.

Eureka. Calif. MATTHEW Richard, P. Matthew. 38.

and Elsie 39. both of Stockton. Calif. -Joseph MacDonald. 40.

115 Courtland and Ida M. Field. 43. Repo. Nev.

BALCH. GEORGE THATCHER- -51 years BARCLAY. CAPT. CHARLES BAYLIS. ALICE A.

BLAES. JOSEPH BROWN. GEORGE years BROWN. THOMAS 64 years RUDINCICH: MRS. MARE years CHERRY.

LAWRENCE WILLIS-21 yre. COONEY. ELLEN DEMENY. ELLA SHIPLEY-89 sears DUDLEY. ELIJAH C.

sears FISH. HARRY years FLAKER. ROSE M. FAIRBANKS. AUGUST rears FLOOD.

EMILY V. -57 years FRENETTE. ARMAND FROGNER, ALLARD GREENWOOD, WALTER A. HOSKER. MARGARET KIEM.

CHRISTINA years KOLLMANN, MAX LEHANE. HANNA LESS. ANNIE ELIZABETH MAROHNIC. GASPAR (nee Maronich) MARTIN. JOHN-55 years MARTINEZ.

VICINTE-15 sears McCANN. FRANCIS years McGRATH. MARY PHILIP. ADRIAN PRESS. THOMAS DIXON-77 years QUANE.

MARY THERESA SHAPIRO. LOUIS-46 years SMITH. LENA-83 years STAUNTON. RAYMOND MAYO-89 SWEENEY. SARAH SZYMANSKI.

VICTORIA TRYELL. JEANETTE WATTERS. ISABEL years BALCH--In Fresno, Calif. March 10. George Thatcher Balch.

beloved husband of Myra S. Balch. loving father of Thatcher Gertrude and Jack Balch of Fresno and brother of Mra. Maud Balch Thompson of San Francisco. native of Nevada.

aged 57 years 11 days. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service Friday morning. March 12, at 10:30 o'clock at St. James' Pro Cathedral. Fresno.

Remains will be taken to Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. San Mateo county. Graveside services and interinent at 2 o'clock Saturday atternoon. Dean G. R.

E. MacDonald of Fresno officiating. BARCLAY-In this city. March 11. 1026.

Capt. William Charles Barclay, loving brother of Mrs. W. E. Pratt.

A member of Manila Lodge No, 761. B. P. 0. Elks.

The funeral services will be held day (Friday) at 1:30 p. at the chapel of J. C. O'Connor. 455 Valencia near 16th under the auspices of San Francisco Lodge No.

3. B. P. 0. E.

Incineration. Cypress Lawn. BAYLIS--In Berkeley, March 11, 1926, beloved wife of R. E. Baylie.

loving mother of Elmont. Leila and Helen Baylis. daughter of Mrs. L. Lucier.

sister of G. Humphrey, a native of California. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday. March 13. at 9 a.

from the Berkeley parlors of Freeman Cox-Roach Kenner. 2630 Telegraph thence to St. Joseph's church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. commencing at 9:30 a. m.

Interment. St. Mary's Cemetery. BLAES--In this city, March 11, 1926. Joseph.

beloved husband of the late Pauline Blaes. loving father of Joseph Blaes. beloved brother of Mrs. Edward Weitkunat. brother-in-law of Captain Joseph Muller of Carson City.

Nevada. a native of Alsace Lorraine. A member of Alsace Lorraine Society. Felends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday. at 9 at the chapel of Gantner Maison.

771 to 777 Valencia near 19th thence to St. Anthony a Church. Army where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated. commencing at 9:80 a. m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Officers and members of SOCIETY OF ALSACE LORRAINE are bereby requested to attend the funeral services of our late brother. Joseph Blaes. Saturday, March 18. at 9 a.

at the chapel of Gantner and Maison. 717 Valencia at 19th st. Signed. LOUIS METTER. Pres.

BROWN--In this city, March 9. 1926. George H. Brown, beloved husband of Mary G. Brown, loving father of Mrs.

A. N. Baldwin and Marie G. Brown and the late Thomas J. and George H.

Brown native of San Francisco, aged 56 vears. A member of San cisco Lodge No. 8. B. P.

0. Elks. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday morning. March 12. at St.

Edward's church. California and Walnut st8.7 where a requiem high mass will be sung for the repose of his soul. commencing at 0:80 clock. Interment private. (Gray's.

Divisadero at Post.) BROWN--In Santa Clara, March 10, 1926. Thomas beloved husband of Grace B. Brown. loving father of Leo D. Brown.

Mrs. Aleen Merritt. and grandfather of Wilda Merritt. brother of W. Brown of Eureka, California, a native of New York.

aged 64 years 6 7 days. Friends may call at the "Funeral Home' of A. W. Nuttman. 807 Washington Santa Clara.

until 11 a. services will take place bis late Saturday, March 13. 1926. Funeral residence. 923 Madison at 1:30 D.

Saturday. March 13. 1926. Cremation. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

BUDINCICH-In San Jose, March widow 10. of 1926. Mra. Mare Budincich. the late Milan Budincich.

loving mother of Roy Budincich, sister of Mrs. Jennie Vlaovich of Cupertino. Nick Bielich of Ely. Nevada, Spro. Bielich and Mrs.

Mile Bielich, native of Jugo-Slavia, aged 40 years. Interment. Serbian Cemetery. San Mateo County. Saturday.

March 13. where graveside services will be held 2:30 D. m. CHERRY--In this city. March 9, 1926, Lawrence Willis Cherry, dearly beloved son of Franklin W.

and Lutitica Cherry. and loving brother of Melvin Cherry, a native of Napa. California. aged 21 years 10 months 16 days. member of Tippecanoe Tribe No.

111. Imp. 0. R. M.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services today (Friday), at 10:30 a. at the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission nr. 25th.

Interment. Evergreen Cemetery, Oakland. this city, March 10. 1926. Ellen beloved wife of Peter Cooney.

loving mother of Peter. Mary and Margueritte Cooney. loving daughter of James and the late Mary McHale. loving sister of John Dillon and Mrs. M.

Perry, and niece of Mra. Ellen Cotter. native of San Francisco. member of St. Ann's Contraternity of St.

Peter's church. and Pride of Forest Circle No. 204. C. F.

of A. Frlends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday. at 9:15 a. from her late residence. 2910 Howard thence to St.

Peter's, church. where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:45 a. m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF PRIDE OF THE FOREST. CIRCLE No. 204. C. OF F.

OF are hereby requeated to attend the funeral of our of MAY MIKELSON. C. late companion. Nell BE. order KATE TOOHIG.

F. S. -In Los Angeles. March 1926. Ella Shepley.

beloved wife ot Joseph Demeny. beloved mother of Arthur and Helen Demeny. a native ot Alameda. California. aged 39 years.

Funeral notice hereafter. Remains the chapel of Julius S. Godeau. 41 Van Ness ave. DUDLEY--in this city.

March 10. 1926. Elijah dearly beloved husband of Susanna H. Dudley. and loving father of Raymond, Carlisle and Lloyd Dudley, a native of Maine, aged 71 years.

Friends are Invited to attend the services tomorrow (Saturday), at 1 p. At Martin Brown's. 1515 Scott bet. Geary and Post sts. Interment private.

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Fairbanks, beloved husband of Mrs. Addie B. Fairbanks. loving father of Miss Ruby, Jesse L. and the late H.

T. Fairbanks, loving brother of Mrs. Belle Lacey of Colorado. Mrs. H.

B. Higbee. Mrs. A. B.

Hill. Mrs. E. A. Rich of Petaluma.

and Mra. Thomas McCaughern of Ross, and the late Mrs. Harriet L. Hill. Colonel D.

B. Fairbanks. J. Frank Fairbanks and Wm. H.

Fairbanks, a native of Aurusta. Iowa. aged 69 years 7 months 15 days. Friends are invited to attend funera! Saturday afternoon. at 2 p.

from the Fairbanks residence. 758 Petaluma. Rev. Robert Newton Lynch officiating. Interment in Cypress Hill Vault.

FISH--In this city, March 10, 1026. Harry K. Fish. husband of Georgia Fish. brother of George K.

and Dudley F. Fish. native of San Francisco. aged 47 years Funeral and interment strictly private. Please omit flowers.

Friends may call at Gray's until 9 o'clock Friday morning. March 12th. FLAKER- -In this city, March 11. 1926. Rose beloved daughter of John and Mary Flaker.

and loving sister of Leo J. Flaker and the late Grace Flaker. a native of San Francisco. California. The funeral will take place tomorrow (Saturdas), at 9 a.

from. the New Home Funeral Parlor of the United Undertakers, 2596 Howard at Charles 22nd thence to the Church of St. Borromeo. 18th and Howard where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a. ml.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. FLOOD-In this city. 11. 1026, Emily V.

Flood. devoted: wife of. the late Dr. John J. Flood.

loving mother of Henry L. and the late Robert Flood. beloved sister of Sister Mary Blanche (Holy Name); A native of San Francisco. aged 57 years. A requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul.

tomorrow (Saturday'). at St. Vincent de Paul's church. commencing at 9 o'clock. terment.

Holy Cross, Cemetery. Friends may call at (White's Service Chapel), 2200 Sutter N. W. corner of Pierce. FRENETTE -In this city.

March 10. 1926, Armand. beloved husband of Anna Flora Frenette. a native of Canada. Friends are invited to attend funeral Friday, March 12, 1926.

at 8:30 a. from the chapel of Julius S. Godeau. el Van Ness thence to St. Mary'8 Cathedral.

where a mass will be said for the repose of his soul. commencing at 0 8. m. Interment. Holy Cross.

FROGNER- Tucson. Arizona, March 9. 1926. Allard. beloved husband of Beatrice Ellen Frogner.

loving son of 0. G. and Christine Frogner. a native of Wisconsin. Friends may call at the parlors of D.

J. Morrison. 401 Baker at Hayes st. Notice of funeral in Saturday morning's paper. GREENWOOD--In this city, March 11, 1926.

Walter H. dearly beloved husband of Mary Greenwood. loving father of Jeanette. Eleanor and Walter Greenwood. member a of native Mission of San Parlor No.

Francisco. 38. A S. G. W.

Friends may call at his late residence, 310 San Jose ave. Funeral strictly private. Interment. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. HOSKER--In this city, March 10.

Margaret, beloved wife of the late Thomas Hosker. loving mother of James. William Ralph and Anastasia Hosker Mrs. F. Rice.

sister of Thomas and W. H. Egan and Mrs. John Egan. a native of Maseachusetts.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday. from St. Michael's church. Livermore, where mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. at 10 a.

m. Interment, family, plot. Livermore. Remains of Mrs. Hosker will be at the residence of her daughter.

Mrs. F. Rice. 1176 Dolores until 7 a. Saturday.

KIEM-In this city, March 10. 1926. Christina C. Klem beloved father of Fred Wm. Arthur Jennie J.

and Geo. E. Kiem. Mrs. Geo.

F. Kelker. Mrs. W. E.

Kimzey and Mrs. Lloyd Fuqua, a native of Quincy, 111- inois. aged 74 years 2 months 26 days. Friends are invited to attend the tuneral services this Friday evening. at 8 o'clock.

at the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission nr. 25th. Interment in family plot.

Quincy, Illinois. KOLLMANN-In this city. March 10, 1926. Max Kollmann. beloved husband of Ray Kollmann.

loving father of Blanche Kollmann. brother of Katti Graetzer. Funeral services will be held today (Friday) March 12. at 10:30 o'clock A. at the new chapel of Halsted 1128 Sutter st.

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Next to New Mission Theater LEHANE- In San Rafael. March 10. 1926. Hanna Lehane. loving sister of JereWilliam and the late Timothy Lehane.

a native of Coachford. County Cork. Ireland Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Friday). at 8:30 a. from the parlors of McBrearty McCormick.

643-645 Valencia between 17th and 18th streets: thence to St. Paul's Church. where reutem high mass will be offered for the repose of ber soul. commencing at 9 a. m.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. LESS--In this city, March 9. 1926.. Annie Elizabeth Less.

dearly beloved mother Charles Less. Mrs. Sadie Hattabough and the late Samoel Leba. and beloved sister of Mrs. Geo: Gordon.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday. March 12. at at the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th.

1p- terment. Home of Peace. MAROHNIC (Nee this city, Gaspar. dearly, beloved husband of Mary Marohnie. loving father of Mra.

Ursula Muzinich. Mra. Eileen Sampson and Lorinda Marohnic. son-in-law of the late Vincent Zan of Sydney: Australia. a native of Jugo-Slavia.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Saturday). at 9:15. from his late residence. 4437 25th thence to the Church 'of St. Philip the Apostle.

where a requiem high maRs will be celebrated for the repose of his soul: at 9:45 m1. Interment. Holy Cross. MARTIN- this city. John Martin.

native of Ireland, aged 55 years. Funeral will be held today (Fri. day). at 8:30 m. o'clock.

from the mortuary chapel of Joseph Hagan Sone. Sacramento at Polk thence to Old St. Mary's 'church' (Paulist Fathers), where mass will be said for the repose o'clock. of his soul. confrencing Interment.

Holy Cross Cemetery. 1926. Walnut Creek. March 10, MARTINEZ-In Mrs. Vicinte Martinez.

loving father of Mrs. Violet Annie Peters. Mrs. Carolyn James, brother Yehacla Roberts. Pete Martinet and Lupi of Martinez and Mrs.

75 years Welch, 10 a months. native of California. aged neral Friends Saturday, are Invited to attend the fuMary's at 10 a. from St. requiem bigh mass will be Creek, celebrated where Church.

Walnut Francis this dearly city, March 9. 1926, McCANN-In the late Mary J. McCann. beloved, husband of of Edward Robert loving father and Mrs. C.

Julia H. Joy McCann. of Mrs. J. G.

Casad. Harry late John B. Redwood and City and the John McCann and the late R. brother W. Mc- of Cann and Sarah E.

Jones of New Jersey, native of Man West York chester. papers England, please aged copy.) 84 years. (New neral today (Friday), invited to attend the fuFriends are from his late A o'clock a. at thence to Holy Cross 2815 Church, Geary residence. at requiem 9:30 high mass will be celebrated where Cemetery.

a. m. Interment. Holy Cross McGRATH-In Alameda. March 10, 1926.

Mary dearly beloved wife of the late Patrick H. McGrath. loving mother of James. Eugene and John McGrath and Mrs. A.

J. Reid and the late Frank McGrath. a native of New The tuneral will take place Saturday. at 9 a. from the funeral home of Monahan 16th and Dolores thence to Star of the Sea church.

where 8 requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. at 9:30 m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. PHILIP--In this city.

March 10. 1926, Adrian S. Philip. beloved husband of Margaret F. and brother of Mrs.

Mary Wheelock of New York. native of Stockport. New York. member of Mission Lodge No. 109.

F. M. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Friday). March 12. at 2 o'clock p.

from his late residence. 931 Guerrero thence to the parlors the Henry Gallasher Cos 2597 Howard near 220 where services will be held under the auspices of Mission Lodge No. 169. F. M.

QUANE 1026. Mary rest. Theresa in this city. March 10, Quane. dearly beloved mother of G.

M. Tuley. Mrs. Ernest Wiebalk and Gladye Quane. 8 native of San Francisco.

requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul today (Friday). nt Sacred Heart church. commenelor at 9.0 o'clock. Interment. Holy Crome Cemeters.

Friends may call at (White's Service Chapel). 2200 'Sutter N. W. corner of Pierce. SHAPIRO-In this March 10, 1926, Louis Shapiro.

native of 'Russia, aged 46 years. Friends and acquaintances are spectfully invited to 'attend the funeral services March 19. 1926, at 16 from the Hebrew Funeral Parlore. 1115 Buchanan at Golden Gate avenue. Interment.

1 Home Cemetery, SMITH--In San Rafael. March 11. 1926. Lena, beloved wife of Hymen Smith, mother 'of Mrs. Julia Abrahams.

Mrs. Bella Schwartz of Napa. Mra. Hattie Love of Portland. Oregon: Louts Samuel.

Otto and Zik1" Smith. grandmother of Robert Furst Irving Schwartz. Inez Levy and Eddy and Jordan Smith. sister of the late Mrs. Augusta.

Herzos. a native of Germany. aced 88 Friends and acquaintances are spectfully invited to attend the funeral services (Friduv). March 12. 1026.

at 1 p. from the Hebrew Funeral Parlors, Buchanan Golden Gate avenue. Interment. Salem Cemetery. STAUNTON- Tucson.

Arizona. March 9. 1926. Raymond Mayo Staunton. dearly beloved husband of Mildred E.

Staunton. and beloved brother of Mrs. H. Jurgens. Mre.

Louise Lockwood and Mra. M. E. Streiter. native of Marshalltown.

Iowa, iced 89 years 1 month 8 days. Friends are invited to attend the neral services tomorrow (Saturday). at at the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th.

Interment. National Cemetery. Presidio. this city, March 11, Victoria Szymanskl, native of Poland. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday.

March 18. of W. C. La Laswell 6170 Mission 1926. at o'clock.

from the chapel thence to the Church of the Nativity. Fell between Franklin and Gough. where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. commencing at 9:30. Interment.

Holy Cross Cemetery. SWEENEY-In this city, March 11, 1926. Sarah. beloved wife of. Edward and loving daughter of Catherine and the late John Cannon.

a native of County Mayo. Ireland. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Saturdas), at 8:30 a. 10.. from McAvoy.

O' Mara Geary at 9th thence to Saint Monica's church. where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. at 9 8. m. Interment.

Holy: Cross Cemetery. ST. MONICA'S ROSARY CONFRATERNITY: Members are requested to attend recitation of Rosary, at 8:45 Friday evening. at McAvoy. O'Hara Geary and 9th also mass.

Saturday morning. Signed. MRS. F. SILVA.

Pres. WARREN. Bec'y. TYRELL-In St. Paul.

Jeanette. beloved wife of Carlos D. Tyrell. loving mother of Mrs. A.

R. Thomas. Mra. S. T.

Gorham and Antoinette Julien: daughter of Mrs. M. J. Genols and the late John Genols and sister William Fanta, Mrs. Anthony Sikorski.

Jessica and Elmer Genois. (St. Paul, papers please copy.) Friends are invited to attend the pervices today (Friday) 2 o'clock. at Martin Brown's. 1615 Scott near Post.

Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. WATTERS- this city, March 11, 1920. Isabel J. Watters. beloved wife of the late Robert Watters, and loving mother of Mrs.

W. Parsons, Mrs. T. A. Cuthbertson and Watters.

tive of Nova Scotia, aged years. (Nova Scotia papers please copy.) Friends are invited to attend the neral services Saturday. March 18, 1926. at 2:80 p. at the new chapel of the Truman Undertaking Company, Divisadero cor.

'Farrell. CARD OF THANKS. MacCABE-We wish to thank our friends and employers from Ill. Pae. Glass Co.

packing dept. for their beautiful floral offerings and kind expressions of sympathy extended to us. Also J. 8. Godeau funeral directors.

for their attentions shown to us in our late bereavement. JESSIE GIGLING. CARD OF THANKS. BERTUCCI-The family of the late John felt Bertucci thanks desires and appreciation to their to express their heartmany friends and relatives for the kindness beautiful floral offerings, acts of and comforting words of sympathy extended during the sad hours their late bereavement. in the loss of a voted son and loving brother.

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