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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1922 cc GIRL GOES ON MYSTERY TRIP CASE Miss Evan B. Fontaine Believed to Be Seeking Reconciliation; Departs L. A. Hotel in Motoring ANGELES, July Universal her intentions with mystery, beautiful Miss Orien- Evan Burrows Fontaine, tal danceuse, hurriedly departed from her hotel today for a "motor ride" which was rumored to be a. new toward reconciliation with Cornelius to Vanderbilt Whitney, heir to millions, against whom she has filed suits involving an alleged promise to marry and the paternity of her 19 months old baby.

Avoiding visitors and refusing to comment maintained on the the case. closest Missecrecya as she prepared to leave the hotel. If she knew of "Sonny" Whitney's whereabouts, her smile failed to reveal it. The charming dancer, however, has declared that Whitney come back to her if it were not for his parents' domination, this air of confidence, coupled with the knowledge that Whitney is somewhere in Southern California, and possibly near Los Angeles, revived the report that an early reconciliation may settle the sensational court action. Determined to press her suit on behalf of the child, whom she calls Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney in the event of Whitney's failure to settle the dispute of court, Miss Fontaine declared that one attorney refused to handle her case, another equally prominent would be secured.

While admitting that she would welcome a settlement of the case by marriage Miss Fontaine sought to communicate with ex-Senator Brackett of New York, her counsel, by telegraph in an effort to learn his attitude directly. In the meantime "Sonny" Whitney, as defendant in the sensational suits is better known, remained "somewhere in Southern California." Calls at the home of his sister, whom it is reported the youthful heir was visiting, remained unanswered. And Miss Fontaine, smiling enigmatically, declared she did not know where he could be located. She reiterated, her attempt belief, to see however, her to that cuss a settlement in defiance of his parents, the wealthy Harry Payne Whitneys of New York. Barbicue Planned For Fire Chiefs Included in the program for the entertainment of visiting fire chiefs at the international convention in this city next month will be a barbecue and dance at Paradise Cove at California City in Marin county.

Fire chiefs of Marin county met last Friday night and to hold a dance at Larkspur to raise funds to assist in making Marin county day one of the striking features. The dance will be held at Larkspur on Wednesday evening, August 2, in the open air rose pavilion at Larkspur and the proceeds will be added to the fund for entertaining the fire chiefs. It is proposed to take the delegates to the convention on a special steamer. TODAY (Continued from Page one.) drowned because he could not swim a stroke. There is one thing worse than not exercising enough, and that is exercising too much.

The mind rules in various waysthrough love, fear, curiosity, hatred. The New York "Times" tells of a cripple 011 his way to Lourdes, hobbling painfully on crutches. He thought he could not walk. Crossthe railroad track, he saw an engine coming toward him. The crowd shrieked, the cripple dropped his crutches and ran to safety.

him. Fear had cured In other cases fear has killed. The English are building an airship that will cross the Atlantic in one day. They are energetic citizens, those Englishmen. And they will rule the above us as well as the wet ocean if the United States continues to sleep, content to talk.

RYAN LIABILITY TOTAL IS GUT NEW YORK, July 24. -Counsel for the receivers of Allan A. Ryan, Wall street broker, who last Friday filed a voluntary petition in bankruptey listing liabilities totalling more than $32,000,000, reported today that there had been a great deal of duplication in the schedules and that the actual liabilities would amount to not more than 000. Secured claims, it was added, amounted to about $14,000,000. This information was given in United States District Court during argument for a stay of the sale at public auction by the Guaranty Trust Company of collateral held on loans to the brokerage firm bearing Ryan's name.

Judge Augustus Hand, upon mutual agreement of counsel for reand creditors, ordered postponement of the sale until August 2. S. F. Stock Seller Again Indicted The grand jury last, night voted to indict Frederick Stern, proprietor of the defunct Mercantile Finance on a charge of issuing a false prospectus in connection with the sale of stock. He had previously been indicted some months ago for the alleged obtaining of money under false pretenses and for alleged fraudulent stock sales.

Jury Charges Arson To Business Man Indictment of J. S. Torrence, proprietor of a leather goods supply house in the Mainwell Building, 9 Main on a charge of arson in connection with a mysterious fire in his plant on July 5, was voted last night by the grand jury. Torrence, who was arrested lowing the is now at liberty on $5,000 U.S. EASY ON FRENCH DEBT WASHINGTON.

July 24. (By Universal Service.) The world war debt funding commission has been called to meet Thursday to hear Jean V. Parmentier's plea for leniency in the granted for funding of the principal and payment of interest on France's debt $3,750,000,000 to the United States. Announcement of the call was made today by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, chairman of the commission. M.

Parmentier, director of finance of the French treasury, here to negotiate the funding arrangements, will appear before the commission to present his country's case, The commission will then consider in executive session what terms are to be granted. No payments on the principal are expected at this time. The only question of immediate concern involves the interest which has been deferred for three Full advantage will be. taken of the provision in the law creating mission which allows the principal funded over twenty-five years. It is now plainly indicated that France will be aftorded further opportunity to strengthen her financial condition before being required to begin interest payments.

M. Parmentier has submitted data requested on his arrival in Washington and treasury statisticians and actuaries informed the Secretoday that they will have finished compiling the data by Thursday. The plan is to "boil down" the statements prepared by M. Parmentier 80 that members of the commission may have a "thumbnail" picture of the entire financial and economic situation in France. The disposition of the commission seems to be to treat the debtor government pretty liberally.

Nevada May Alter Laws on Divorce RENO, July -Nevada voters will express their views of the Nevada divorce law when two measures will appear on the ballot this year, No matter which measure is successful, the six-month residence rel quirement, which has made the divorce courts of Reno and Nevada famous, will for not which be, changed, divorces and can be secured will remain the same. The only question involved is whether a six months' interlocutory decree shall be substituted for the regulation final decree granted under present law. Through initiative petition, the measure providing for an interlocudecree found its way the ballot. The bill was introduced at last session of the legislature and was immediately rejected by practically a unanimous vote, but under the law this action on the part of the legislature is to be confirmed or disapproved by the people of the State. In an effort to make certain that the Interlocutory measure would not become the law.

the legislature prepared a substitute bill which embodies the exact language of the present divorce law, except for words: "Provided, that, unless the cause of action shall have accrued within the county while plaintiff and defendant were actually a domiciled therein, no court shall have jurisdiction to grant a divorce uneither the plaintiff or defendant shall have been a resident of State for a period of not less than six months next preceding the commencement of the action, "The judgment or decree of vorce granted under the provisions of this act shall be a final PERSHING MARKET Third Anniversary Sale Starts Today and Lasts for a Week We have prepared for this big event-we are prepared to startle the people of this city with such prices that will make them think the very bottom has dropped out of the food market. Carload after carload of meat, chickens, butter and eggs will be sacrificed in making this the greatest of all anniversary sales. Everyone will have an opportunity to profit--come early and often tell your friends, so they may benefit. Everything is guaranteed-your money back if desired. 1 lb.

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Plate Shider. Corn Beef, lb. Shoulder of Veal, Rib Pot Roast, lb. Legs of Lamb, lb. Hamburger, Ih.

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Breasts of Lamb, Heel of the Round, Lamb Stew, 1b. Sirloin Tenderloin Steak, Steak, 1b. Hams and Bacon Rib Lamb Chops, Beef Stew, Ih. Shoulder Lamb Chops, Flank Steaks, lb. Prime Rib Steaks, each.

15c Department Loin Porterhouse Steak, lb. PICNIC HAMS. Large Chops, Cross Rib, lh. SMOKED BUTTS, I Lamb Brains for Corned Neck Bones, lb. BACON, sugar cured, lb.

Poultry Dept. Pork Specials. All fresh killed daily. Shoulder of Pork, Salt Pork, 1b. BROILERS.

1b. Small Loin Chops, lb. Pure Rendered Lard, Pig's Feet (corned), Compound, rendered, CHICKEN, lb. Country Sausage Meat, Leaf Lard, lb. PERSHING MARKET WE DELIVER 741 MARKET STREET OPPOSITE PARCEL POST GRANT AVE.

BOYFLEES HOME: REPENTS SOON Leroy Santonino, 1156 Fitzgerald street, diminutive negro 8 years old. felt the first nip of life's ingratitude yesterday. The experience cost him $1, a sad heart: and a longing for home, A kind old lady financed him to the extent of 5 cents and a policeman satisfied his last desire. Early in the morning Leroy decided that he could not get along with his folks any more and that there was only one thing to do--get out into the world and shift for himself. He stocked up with an extra pair of stockings, a picture book and the dollar, left out to pay the milk bill.

"I got along fine most of the day," the boy explained to Policeman M. J. McDonald, to whom he took his shivering form and troubles long after sundown. met a gang of white kids on North Beach and after I showed the dollar they treated me like a brother. dollar lasted a long time and we had candy and everything.

Pretty soon the dollar was gone and one of them said, 'Beat it. you little sunburned "I started to cry, and a lady came along and gave me a nickel to get home. That part of it is all right, but if it is just the same to you, Mr. Policeman, I'd like you to go I'm looking for trouble alenFina dollar." McDonald came back to the station and reported 1 that he had squared things for Leroy at the Santonino homestead. Troopers, Strikers Clash; Two Injured BUFFALO, July man with a broken arm and another with a fractured skull were In the hospital today after clashes with State troopers guarding the trolley lines of the International Railway Company, whose employes have strike since July 2.

To reports that the constabulary unduly harsh Major Chandler replied that his men were teaching respect for the law. Indian at Massacre Of Custer Dies at 100 WEYLURH July Antoine Oullette, one of the Indians who served under Sitting Bull at the time of the Custer massacre, more that fifty years ago, is dead here age of 100 years. He died at the mental hospital, where he was a patient. Democratic Dies. PITTSBURG.

24-Colonel Leader, Robert Walker Guthrie, for many years an outstanding figure in the business life of Pittsburg and for a time Democratic national committeeman from Pennsylvania, died" at his home here today, aged 76 years Divorce Complaints Filed. Hulda Fred Hanak, neglect; John TR. V8. Viola E. Bacigalupt, cruelty; Fred' vs.

Vesta M. Meinhold, annulment: Helen va. Fred B. Field, annulment; Lupe 18. Patrick O'Brien, desertion: Lulu VR.

Oliver F. cruelty; Edgar VS. Naomah Mae Mathers, desertion; Josephine 18. Vincent Russo, desertion. In every cup of you will notice rich and mellow'd not there by chance.

because the green been specially tropics. It's easy coffee now grocer for BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS BAHN- In this city, July 20, to the wife of J. Bahn, a daughter. BARE--In this city, July 19, to the wife of Irvin Bare, a daughter. CUNNINGHAM In this city, July 15, to the wite of I.

Cunningham, a son. DAVIS--In this city, July 22, to the wife of Davis, a daughter. DUDLEY- In this city, July 20, to the wife of L. M. Dudley, a son.

FARRANT- In this city, July 21, to the wife of A. E. Farrant, a daughter. FINNEGAN- -In this city, July 13, to the wife of J. P.

Finnegan. a son. FISCHER-In this city, July 12, to the wife of G. W. Fischer, a daughter, FRIETZSCHE- -In this city, July 22, to the wife of C.

H. Frietzsche, a soil. FOSEIDE -In this city, July 21, to the wife of L. J. Foseide, a daughter.

GRADY--In this city, July 14, to the wife of Grady, a soD. HENES- In this city, July 20, to the wife of L. G. Henes, 4 daughter. HERTEL In this city, July 19, to the wife of E.

M. Hertel, a son. JORDAN--In this city, July 20, to the wife of J. J. Jordan, 8 son.

KING- In this city, July 18, to the wife of L. H. King, a daughter. MAKELIM--In this city, July 14, to the wife of H. G.

Makelim, a daughter. NELLE-In this city, July 17, to the wife of J. Nelle, a 5011. this city, July 10, to the wife of PAYNE- In J. M.

Payne, A son. PURRINGTON-In this city, July 9, to the wife of E. E. Purrington, a daughter. -In this city, July 16, to the wife of B.

W. Robinson, twin sons. SHEAHAN- -In this city, July 22, to the wife of J. Sheahan, a daughter. SIMPSON-In this city, July 6, to the wife of R.

P. Simpson, daughter. SIMPSON this city, July 21, to the wife of A. H. Simpson, a daughter, TIERNEY- In this city, July 21, to the wife of G.

R. Tierney, a daughter. WOMBLE- -In this city, July 17, to the wife of J. R. Womble, a son.

ZIMMERMAN- -In this city, July 21, to the wife of F. T. Zimmerman, a son. BORN. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued in tris city yesterday: AHL- -GRAY- Charles B. Abl, 26, 60 Central and Dorothy M. Gray, 22, 1225 Ashbury et. ARNHOLD -Benjamin Arnhold, 25, and Helen Hossli, 28, both of Newman. Mission Hotel, BOEHM-ROBERTSON-Otto and Sadie J.

Robertson, 35, Otto A. Boehm, 51, 225 Twenty-seventh ave. BONNER- George Bonner, 30, 1330 Haight and Edith M. O'Hara, 25, 370 Frederick st. BLAKE-BLAKE-Leo J.

Blake, 21, 1219 Sixth and Lucinda M. Blake, 18, 1448 Hayes. st. BANOS MANIATOUPOULOU Banos, 39. and Angelica Maniatoupoulou, 20, both of 2451 Mission st.

Charles J. Birdsail, 46, 60 Market and Florence R. Miller, 38, 1225 Taylor st. CONNER-CULLEN-Cland M. Conner, 42, 955 Golden Gate and Dolores Cullen, 27, 1015 Pierce st.

CHRISTY-HAYMAKER- Henry A. Christy, 26, Ukiah, and Helen R. Haymaker, 26, Canton, Ohio. DROLETTE J. Drolette, 23, 37 Clipper and Minnie Bailey, 18, 1425 Fourth ave.

FLEDDERMAN-FIOCK- FIOCK-Aloysius G. Fledderman, 32, Yreka, and Marie 0. Fiock, 22, Montague. EGDORF- Louis Egdorf, Chicago, and Hulda F. Schmidt, 40, San Jose.

ELLIS -Aaron I. Ellis, 42, 753 Bush and Ora Harris, 30, 776 Bush st. Fiorucci, 81. 2 Norton and Matilda Vigna, 20, 111 Whipple are. GIRVIN S.

Girtin, 33, 545 Turk and Julia E. Gillespie, 27, Decoto, Cal. GIGGEL -Charles Giggel, 40, and Eva L. Wild, 27, both of Salt Lake City, Utah. -Morris E.

Harkin, 34, 1330 Union and Lucile M. Kindlen, 30, 1151 Filbert st. JAMES -Francis 1. James, 21, 1446 Washington and Mary E. Feily, 18, 1450 Washington st.

MELLOW Coffee unusually flavor. It's It's there aged in the make good ask your KEMPER- CURTIN- -Bernard W. Kemper, Pocatello, Idaho, and Gloria J. Curtin, 1332 Clement st. LAIRD -WICHTY-Harvey B.

Laird, 25, San Carlos and Marie B. Lichty, 20, 660 Bush st. LEE -BARBRACK-Robert B. Lee, 20, 2784 Twenty -second and Frances Barbrack, 18. 1N8 Silver ave.

LOPEZ FOWLER- John B. Lopez, 48, and Inez M. Fowler, 27, both of Oakland, LOGAS -Victor Logas, 32, 3833 Seventeenth and Ida Andersen, 36, Berkeley. MEYERS- -TOTH-Emil Meyers, and Julia Toth, 35, both of 1470 Valencia st. O'CONNELL-LOFTUS-Martin O'Connell, 50, 744A Howard and Anne Loftus, 25, Oakland.

SCHRAMM-LEWIS--Thomas H. Schramm, 34. 1721 Pacific and Audrey M. Lewis, 26. Portland.

SIDERS CONDIT-Florrant A. Siders, 39, Gammet, Kansas, and Ruth B. Condit, 30, Indianola, lowa. THAL-ANDERSON-Perrie Thal, 29, 1266 Tenth and Mary E. Anderson, 29, 36 Gaven st.

WECHTER ABRAMS Abraham Weehter, 37, 305 Arguello and Julia Abrams, 28, 428 Fifteenth ave. WEEDE EDWARDS- Frederick V. Weede, 31, 735 Taylor and Myrtle K. Edwards, 32, 1248 Twenty-fifth ave. BROWN -In this elts, July 1922, Mrs Flora Brown, beloved wife of the late Charles Brown: and loving mother Flora Chamberlin and loving grandmother of Julius Cantw-ll and George Lawrence, a native of Scotland, aged 71 years.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), at 9 a. from the parlors of MeBrearty McCormick, 645 Valencia bet. 17th and 18th, thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

BROWNING in Alameda, duly 23, 1922, Zeruah Browning, widow of the late Jacob Browning and mother of Mrs. H. F. Dexter, the late Frank the late Edward and the late Peter Y. Browning, aged 81 years.

Funeral services Tuesday afternoon, July 25, at 2 o'clock, at her late home, 1519 Grand Alameda. CAMMACK- -At South Pasadena, Christine Cammack, widow of the late Addison B. Cammack of New Orleans, and mother of Mrs. A. J.

De Lamare, Mrs. George Vairin, Mrs. Kirkman L. Perry, Horace, R. R.

T. and Lomax Cammack. (New Orleans papers please copy.) CURRAN--In this city, July 22, 1922, Daniel beloved husband of Edna Curran, loving son of Emma Curran, beloved brother of Curtis and Otis Curran and Mrs. W. 0.

Browns, a native of Iowa, aged 39 years months 9 days. member of San Francisco Aerie No. 5, F. 0. E.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, July 26, at 8:30 1. from the residence funeral parlors of Jas. H. Reilly 929 Valencia near 20th: thence to St. Paul's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a.

m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, DE In this city, July 24, 1922, Carrie Wilson de Mamiel, beloved wife of Gustave H. and mother of Archie H. de Mamiel and Mrs. Edwin Brooks, a native of San Francisco.

Friends are invited to attend the services Wednesday, at 2 o'clock p. from the parlors of Martin Brown, 1515 Scott street, near Post. Interment, private. EHLING In San Mateo, July 23,1922, Katherina Elling, loving mother of Joseph, Nicholas, Michael, Ernest, Jacob and Otto Ehling, Mrs. Bertha Boltres and Eleanore Nicoli, a native of Hungary, aged 71 years 10 months and 25 days.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), at 2 p. from the parlors of Suhr Wieboldt, 1465 Valencia street, between 25th and 26th, Interment, Cypress Lawn Cemetery. FENTON- In this city, July 22, 1922, John, dearly beloved husband of Mary E. Fenton and loving father of Laurence, James, Thomas, Alfred and Mary Fenton, Mrs. Ray Howland, Mervin, Francis, Joseph and the late William, John and Agues Fenton, grandfather of Elizabeth, Mary, Alfred and Raymond Fenton, a native of County Waterford, Ireland, aged 80 years.

A member of F. Local S6, Stationary Firemen's Union of and Confraternity of the Holy Family of St. John's Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today. July 25, at 9 from the parlors of Comisky Connolly, 1182 Valencia near 23d thence to St. John's Church, where a requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 a.

m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. GREENE- -In this city, July 24, of 1922, Leopold Leopold J. W. H.

Greene, beloved father Greene and brother of George W. Greene, MrA. M. A. Clark, Mrs.

N. Ada Beckwith, Beckwith, uncle of Mrs. L. Tichenor and a native of San Francisco, Cal. Remains at the chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking 2475 Mission near 21st st.

Funeral notice later. -In this city, July 22. Marie Harms-Rose, beloved mother of the late Mrs. Freida Carlson and Mrs. Rosie Noreross and loving sister of Mrs.

Augusta Holzheter, Mr. Louisa Ehrenworth, Mrs. Johanna Gatie and Mrs. Rose Vrachliotti and the late Mrs. Frida Fischer, a native of Claustabl, Germany, invited attend 1 Friends are respectfully to the funeral services today, July 25.

at 2 p. at Anderson's, Valencia and 25th sta. Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. IVANCOVICH--In this city, July 22, Ivanco- 1922, Louis, beloved husband of Manuels vich and loving father of Mary and Louis Ivancovich a native of Austria, aged 49 years.

A member of Cooks' Union, Local No. 44. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, at 8:80 8. from the parlors of Suhr Wieboldt, 1465 Valencia st. bet.

25th and 26th thence to St. Paul's Church, where requiem mass will be said for the repose of his, soul, commencing at 9 o'clock 8. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. JACOBS- Entered into rest, July 24, 1922, Charles S.

Jacobs, beloved son of the late Solomon and Mary Jacobs, beloved brother of Mrs. Dora Meyer and the late Ray Levy, a native of California. Friends may call at parlors of Ashley McMullen, Geary st. and Sixth ave. Funeral strictly private.

Kindly omit flowers. JONES- In this city, July 22, 1922, Louis 9., dearly beloved son 'of Catherine and the late John A. Jones and loving brother of Richard John Walter Charles Edward Frank Joseph Leo Raymond, Mary, Catherine and Jane Jones, native of San Francisco, aged 29 years. The funeral' will take place Tuesday, July 25, at 8:80 o'clock a. from his late residence, 1917.

Vallejo thence to St. Brigid' Church, where a requiem high mass will be celobrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment private, Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends may call at his late residence after 2 p. m.

Monday. JUERGENSEN- -In this city, July 23, 1022, Amalia, beloved wife of the late 'Charles Juergensen, devoted mother of Mrs. Rose B. Frese and the late Mrs. Alma Zeuner and loving grandmother of Clifford Frese, Edward Zeuner, Mrs.

Frank Mueller and Mrs. George Roloff, A native of Coburg, Saxony, Germany, aged 74 years. A member of St. Matthew's Frauen Verein and Lincoln Relief Corps No. 3, Aux, of the G.

A. R. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, under the auspices of Lincoln Relief Corps No. 3, Aux. of the G.

A. Wednesday, July 26, at 2 p. at "Wieboldt's" funeral parlors, 835 Valencia street, between 19th and 20th. Incineration, Cypress Lawn Crematory. KJENONG -in this city, July 20, 1922, Adolph Kjenong, brother of Mrs.

Johnson of Napa, California, native of Gottenberg, Sweden, aged 58 years and 19 days. A private funeral took place yesterday, July 24, from the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2019 Mission street. Interment, Woodlawn Cemetery.

LYNCH- In this city, July 23, 1922, Thomas, dearly beloved husband of the late Mary Lynch, loving father of Katherine and the late Mary Lynch, beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Banks, John Joseph and the late Michael and Philip Lynch, native of County Louth, aged 38 years. member of Court S. No. 10, Independent Order of Foresters.

and Union, Local No. 6. LYNCH, MARY- Dearly beloved wife of the late Thomas Lynch and loving mother of Katherine and the late Mary Lynch, A native of County Mayo, Ireland, aged 35 years LYNCH. MARY- daughter of the late Thomas and Mary Lynch and loving sister of Katherine Lynch, a native of San Francisco, aged 5 years. LYNCH, BRIDGET -Dearly beloved wife of the late Philip Lynch, loving -mother of John.

Maria and the late Philip Lynch, a native of County Louth, Ireland, aged 80 years. LYNCH. son of the late Philip and Bridget Lynch, loving brother of John and Maria Lynch a native of San Francisco, aged 2 years 3 months. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, July 26, 1922. at 9 a.

from the parlors of Ryan, McDonnell Donohoe, 435 Valencia st. thence to St. Teresa's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of their souls, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment.

Holy Cross Cemetery. MASLIN- -In this city, July 24th, 1922. Gretchen Stearns Maalin, beloved mother of Mrs. Louis Wolford, Mra. W.

T. Chapman and Mrs. E. M. Rowland, sister of Elizabeth Holliger, native of New York, aged 60 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, July 25th, at Gray's, Divisadero at Post. Interment, private. Please omit flowers. DIED. Coffee McGUIRE--in this city, July 21, 1922.

John dearly beloved husband Catherine MeGuire and loving brother of Mira W. R. Huntley, Mrs. W. Kelley and J.

H. Me42 years 4 months 20 days. Guire, a native of Mendocino City, aged The funeral will take place today (Tuesday), at 9 a. from chapel of S. A.

White, 2200 Sutter street, N. W. corner Pierce, thence to St. Agues' Church, where requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m.

Interment private, Holy Cross Cametery. MARENCO -In Mt. View, July 22, 1922. Josephine Marenco (nee Bernis), dearly beloved wife of Paul Marenco, loving mother of John, Peter Paul and Rosalia Marenco, a native of Haute, Alps, France, aged 35 years 1 month 13 days. invited Friends to and attend acquaintances are respectfully funeral services on Wednesday, parlors July of 20.

1922, at 2:30 p. from. the 645 Valente, Marini, Perata Green thence to Red Men's Hall. 210 Golden Gate where services will be held under the auspices of Seminole Council No. 68, Degree of Pocahontas, commencing at 3 p.

m. Interment, Italian Cemetery. -In Berkeley, July 22. Mr. 1922.

Edith May, beloved daughter and Mrs. Walter McIntosh and sister of J. William A. and Robert J. Mcintosb, a native of Berkeley, aged 3 years, Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday, July 26, 1922, at 10:80 a.

from Frank A. Berg's Funeral Parlors, 1936 University Berkeley. Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. NICHOLSON In Tulsa.

Oklahoma, July 20, 1922, John Ross Nicholson, dearly beloved son of William and Catherine Nicholson and loving brother of William Nicholson and Mrs. Olga Bowman, A native of San Francisco, aged 11 years 8 months 8 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to altend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 9 a. from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Olga Bowman, 124 Carmel thence to St.

Agnes' Church, where requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 m. Interment private, Holy Cross Cemetery, -E O'DOAN- July 22, 1922, Leonard, beloved son of Daniel and Mary O'Doan and brother of James, Leroy, Theodore and Dewey O'Doan, a native of Utah, aged 26 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited 26, to 1922, attend the funeral Wednesday. July at 9 a. from the parlors of D.

I. Kenny, 1652 Eddy between Steiner and Pierce, Interment, National Cemetery. OLSEN-In this city, July 23, 1922, Josephine Agnes, beloved wile of the late John Olsen. loving daughter of Margaret Kelly, mother of Mrs. Joseph Sheedy and Mrs.

Charles Muller. sister of Mrs. Curl Anthony, Mrs. S. J.

Goodwin, Mrs. C. Hinds, Mrs. T. Walker and the late George Kelly.

Funeral will be held Tuesday, July 25, at Miasion Dolores Church, 16th and Dolores where a requiem high mass will be cele brated for the repose of her soul, commeneing at 9 o'clock in. Remains at the chapel of Halsted 1122 Sutter st. Interment, Holy Cross Cometery. PAWSEY- Pinole, Contra Costa July 28, 1922, John Henry Pawsey, beloved 80n of John Pawsey and the Elizabeth Pawsey, brother of William, Herbert, George and Archie Pawsey, a native of New York; aged 45 years 9 months 11 days. Deceased was a member of Giant Lodge No.

400, 1. 0. 0. of Pinole. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday.

respectfully July 26, from I. 0. 0. at Pinole, where services will be conducted wider the auspices of I. 0.

0. F. Lodge. Interment, Sunset View Cemetery. PORTIS In this city, July 23, 1022, Mary E.

Portis, mother beloved wife of W. J. Portis, loving of Mrs. Hono Lanctot, Mrs. Grace Marks and mother of Charles Louis and Alvan Fouratt.

invited Friends to and attend acquaintances are respectfully the funeral today (Tnesday), from the chapel of S. A. White, northwest corner of Sutter and Pierce, at 0 a. thence to Holy Cross Church, where pose of her soul, commencing at 9:80 o'clock. requiem mass will be offered for the re PRIME--In this city, July 24th, 1922, Mary Denison prime, native of Michigan.

Interment, Woodlawn Cemetery. Gray's Divisadero at Post. RYAN-In this city, July 23, 1922, Elizabeth, beloved daughter of the late Edward and Mary Charles, Ryan, loving sister of Margaret, George, Edward, William Ryan and Mrs. Clinton Mason, a native of Marin county, Cal. requiem high mass will be celebrated to.

day (Tuesday), at 10 a. Star of the Sea Church, Sausalito, Remains at residence 1070 funeral parlors of Samuel McFadden Haight st. Interment private, Fern wood Cemetery. SIMMA-In this city, July 23, Joseph Antone, father of William Simma, Mrs. beloved Bertha O' Brien, Mrs.

Edna Stehlin and Mrs Alice Kentzell, a native of Austria, aged D7 years. Funeral today (Tuesday), at 10 a. the chapel of Gantner Maison, 771 to 771 Valencia near 19th st. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. STOFAN-In this city, July 23, 1922, Ora, dearly beloved wife of John Stofan, beloved daughter of Prank Miller, A native of California, aged 21 yeara.

Remains will be forwarded to Oakdale. Tuesday, July 25, 1922, on the 9 a. m. train. Remains at the new home funeral parlors of the United Undertakers, 2596 Howard at 22d st.

THOMAS -In this city, July 23, 1922, Win fred Thomas, wife of the late Zero Thomas, dearly beloved mother of Daniel Zero Mabel Robert E. Jones Henry C. and James Thomas, Mrs. and Mrs. Minnie A.

Raymond. Alma. Byas, beloved grandmother of Brightwell. William, Edward, Maxine and Zero Thomas, James, Julius and Anita Jones, Clara, Lillian and Charlina Raymond, tive of Virginia, aged 67 years 7 months. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday, July 26, at 2 p.

at Anderson's, Valencia and 25tb streets. this city, July 24, Joseph, beloved father of Mrs. Lily Sims, Mrs. Georgia Doane, Mrs. Mattie Bitner, Mrs.

Beulah Barlag, Mrs. Emily Evans. Member Ft. Wayne Lodge No. 14, 0.

0. campment No. 16, Odd Fellowe. (Fort Services at papers please copy.) Wayne, Funeral Parlors, 741. Valencia Tuesday, at 6 p.

m. Friends are invited to attend. Interment, Los Angeles. WOLL--At Fitch Mountain, July 23, 1922, Anna Laura, beloved wife of Charles and mother of Mrs. E.

C. Cope, C. Woll Stanley and Krecenz M. Woll and Mrs. Joseph Friends Canoles, a native of Pennsylvania, are invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), at from the parlors of Ashley McMullen, Geary and Sixth avenue.

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