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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1934 19 2 2 2 2 OVERNIGHT HIKE IS SCHEDULED BY HIKING CLUB Bay Climbers Will Take Marin County Trails Over Weekend; Rock Climbing Planned Schedules for the coming weekend for the various Bay District hiking clubs were announced yesterday as follows: California Alpine SaturdaySunday- take 2:45 p. m. Sausalito boat and train to Mill Valley. Walk via Tenderfoot Pipe Line and railroad grade to West Point, thence via trail to Rock Spring and in to Laurel Dell. Camp night and join the entertainover will be carted to ment.

Baggage and from camp for nominal charge. Leaders--Gene Bizzell and Hugh Mackey. Sunday--Take 8:15 a. m. boat and train to Mill Valley.

Walk over route to Laurel Dell. Distance, same Leaders- -Dan Leary and 14 V. L. Hinman. Sierra Club, Sunday- Take 8:15 Sausalito ferry and train to a.

m. Mill Valley. Go by way of Tenderfoot, Troop 80 and Steep Ravine trails to beach just south of StinBeach for lunch. Bring canMembers of the rock climbteens. section will give instructions in ing rope technique and rock climbing all who desire it.

Climbers should to rubber soled shoes. Those bring wishing to remain for supper on the beach and a return hike should bring sufficient and flashlight. Distance, 15 miles. Leaders Kenneth May, Herbert B. Blanks and Juliet Abrahamson.

Contra Costa Hills Club, Sunday 7:45 Sausalito ferry and steam train to Bottini. Walk along Lagunitas Canyon and up old road to top of Bolinas Ridge, thence along ridge to spring. Lunch, no fires. Continue along ridge to Laurel Dell and West Point for dinner. After dinner walk by moonlight to Mill Valley.

Bring flashlights. Distance, 16 miles. Leaders -Regina Orteig and Mary Stafford. Take 8:45 a. m.

ferry Sausalito. Berkeley Hiking Club, SundayHike over ridge to Rodeo Beach. No drinking water. Return via Point Bonita and Golden Gate bridge site. Distance, 12 miles.

Leaders- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blanchard. Tourist Club Naturfreunde," Sunday-Hot Springs, leave clubhouse at 7 a. m.

Bring bathing suits. Distance, 9 miles. Leaders -Benny Schmidt and M. Fiedler. Action Delayed in Trial Over Twins Until Superior Judge Syer of San Jose has acted in the matter, the San courts can take no part Francisco, fight for custody of Patricia and Priscilla Kearns, 6-year-old twins.

So ruled Superior Judge Dunne yesterday when their mother, Mrs. Lucile Kearns, appeared with a petition asking that their aunt, Mrs. Elaine Emery, be named their guardian. Victor Kearns, San Francisco salesman, divorced father of the twins, is pressing before Judge Syer an action to modify his divorce decree to give him their custody. Meanwhile, the little girls will remain with their mother, who resides with Mrs.

Emery at 775 Sixth avenue. When You Turn On Gas Heater, Light It, Mr. McNutt HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 17. -Patterson McNutt, film writer, was chilly in his studio office today, and turned a gas heater on full blast after closing all the windows.

His secretary, Miss Katherine O'Brien, smelled gas. She found him unconscious and hurriedly called J. P. McEvoy and Howard J. Green, writers.

McNutt was treated at a studio hospital. McNutt explained: "I thought it was a steam heater. It sizzled like the one in my New York apartment. But somehow the effect wasn't the same." Miss O'Brien took him to task: "If you want to commit suicide, use a gun-I just hate the smell of gas." Fifteen Stories, One Clings To Life by a Hand NEW YORK, Oct. a fellow worker plunged to his death today on the sidewalk 150 feet below a broken scaffold, Perry Fast, 21, grabbed a rope and hung by one hand until he was rescued.

The man who died was Joseph Alampi. at The two were working at the fifteenth floor level of an apartment building when one end of their precarious perch gave way. Fast, with a 60-pound bucket of water-proofing material in one hand, clung to a rope with the other. Maurice Bauman, who lives in the apartment outside which the two men were working, hooked a loop of rope around Fast's feet. Fast let go and hung head down, while Bauman yelled for help.

Michael Spinelli, who had witnessed the accident from his over and helped Bauman pull window across street, ran the, Fast through the window. Lindy's Blacklist Assertion Denied WASHINGTON, Oct. Post Office Department today denied that it had "black listed" officials of air transport companies whose air mail contracts were annulled last winter on the grounds of collusion. In a statement replying to the testimony yesterday by Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh before the Federal Aviation Commission, Harlee Branch, second assistant postmaster general, disputed Lindbergh's assertion that the air transport officials had been given no opportunity to prove whether they had been guilty of wrongdoing in previous air mail contract lettings.

250 Communists Seized in Austria VIENNA, Oct. into action on receipt of reports of a secret armed putsch plot, police made a series of raids in the working class suburbs of Florisdorf and Stadlau tonight, arresting 250 Communists. The Communists, who reportedly had formed cells in the auxiliary army forces, had spread rumors that Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg had been assassinated. Manila- Air Service Forecast MANILA, Oct. -A prediction commercial airplane service will be established by the end of 1935 between the Philippines and Java, connecting the latter country with the existing line to Europe, was here on a survey trip by Capt.

made, A. J. Prillwitz, chief pilot of the Royal Dutch Indian Airlines. He said the Dutch concern believed weekly trips between Manila and Sourabaya would be profitable. Reds, Progressives Kept Off Ballot CHICAGO, Oct.

and National Progressive Party leaders were furious today when the election commissioners barred all their congressional and legislative candidates Chicago from the official ballot. By this action the Communists lose out with both their State and local tickets, named by petition. Former Governor Edward F. Dunne, attorney for. the election commissioners, ruled that the Progressives lost their rights when they filed their petitions with the County Clerk instead of the election commissioners, as provided by law.

The Communists were barred because of alleged insufficiency of their petitions. Forced Jobless Have Vote Right, Asserts Roosevelt WASHINGTON, Oct. -President Roosevelt said today under no possible honest conception of the law could a man out of work and willing to work be regarded as a pauper and be denied the privilege of voting. Informed at his press conference that action had been taken in twelve states to deny the vote to persons on relief, the President said he believed no court in the land would classify, the person willing to work AS pauper. BENNO HART, S.

F. CAPITALIST. DIES IN PARIS Had Made Residence in French Capital, for Several Years; Leaves Widow, 2 Children Benno Hart, former San Francisco socialite and capitalist, died of a heart attack in a Paris hotel yesterday morning, dispatches said. had made his residence in Paris for several years. Surviving are his widow, Sarah, and two children, Benno Hart Jr.

and Mrs. Constance Hart Faure. both of whom figured in sensational divorce court proceedings in the past six years. In 1930, the former Genevieve Mills, after a year of marriage to Benno filed suit for divorce against him in the Paris courts, naming her mother-in-law as the disturbing influence. Mrs.

Faure was divorced from C. Ellsworth Wylie of San Francisco, after court hearings that were attended by startling charges and counter-charges. DR. ERNEST MARTIN. Dr.

Ernest Gale Martin, head of the department of physiology at Stanford University, died at his Palo Alto home of pneumonia last night. Dr. Martin, who was 57, was distinguished in the fields of physiology and biology, and had served on several important Federal health committees. He was a native of Minneapolis. Surviving are his widow, two brothers, Prof.

Arthur W. Martin of Tacoma and Prof. James R. Martin of Boston University, and a sister, Mrs. Emma Barnes of Oakland.

LUKE HAMILTON. Luke Hamilton, 83, former San Francisco hotel man, died yesterday Oakland, at his home, 330 Euclid avenue, illness. following a year's A native of Nova Scotia, Hamilton first came hero 60 years ago. Later, he migrated to the Mother Lode, three country children, in 1900. Mrs.

A wife, Dorothy Eva, H. Barber, Dr. Luke M. Hamilton and Gordon Hamilton, survive. The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 p.

m. from the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont avenue, Oakland, J. C. APPLING. MADERA, Oct.

--J. C. Appling, 73, who once harvested wheat on the site of the present city of Fresno, died at his home last night. He came to California in 1867. VLADIMIR ROSANOFF.

MOSCOW, Oct, Rosanoff, 62, chief surgeon of the Kremlin Hospital, who extracted the bullet from Nikolai Lenin when the Bolshevist leader was shot in 1918, died today. GASPON PLAINTIFF. BRANT LAKE (N. Oct. -Gaspon Plaintiff, for many years associated with Henry Ford, died today at "The Hermitage," his summer home here.

Tenant Denied Bail In Rent Murder CLOVIS (N. Oct. Wolfenbarger, 54, who shot and killed C. A. Massengill, 70, after an argument over $28 rent, was arraigned today on a charge of murder and jailed to await preliminary hearing.

Bail was denied. The landlord had attached and removed Wolfenbarger's furniture, but a court had ordered him to restore it. Girl Exposes Her Tongue in Court And It Costs $13 CLEVELAND, Oct. -Mrs. Lillian Mack smiled today when she was fined $5 and costs, suspended, in Police Court on a disturbance charge.

Elated over the court's decision, she turned to Detective Peter Merylo, who arrested her, and stuck out her tongue at him. The judge saw the gesture, and said promptly, "Mrs. Mack will have to pay the costs." The costs amounted to $13.35. Try Chinese Herbal Remedies for stomach, liver. blood and skin disorders, kidneys, eczema, neuralgia, nervousness.

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Phone FL. 3651 BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS SAN FRANCISCO CITY AND COUNTY Births. BAKER--In this city, Oct 10, to the wife of Paul J. Baker, 2845 Washington st. a daughter BECK In this city, Oct.

13, to the wife of Eugene P. Beck, 120 Rolph a daughter, BREEN-In this city, Oct. 14, to the wife of Matthew A. Breen, 2571 15th twin sons. BURROUGHS--In this city, Oct.

10, to the wife of Ernest B. Burroughs, Mountain View. a son. CARDONA- -In this city, Oct. 13, to the wife of Joaquin Cardona, 815 Laguna a daughter.

FITZSIMMONS- -In this city, Oct. 15, to the wife of Lloyd T. Fitzsimmons, 259A Carl a daughter. GORDON-In this city, Oct. 11, to the wife of George E.

Gordon, 370B W. Cantonment, Presidio of San Francisco, A son. HIGGINS -In this city, Oct. 15, to the wife of Archibald W. Higgins, 800 Head a son.

LANGES- In this eity, Oct. 14, to the wife of James P. Langes, 157 Blake son. MEYER- this city, Oct. 12, to the wife of Luther Meyer, 46 Alpine Terrace, a daughter.

NOISAT- this city. Oct. 14. to the wife of Joseph P. Noisat, 178 Andover son.

OWENS- -in this city. Oct. 14, to the wife ct Edward F. Owens, 2630 21st son. SCHAECHER-In this city, Oct.

10, to the wife of Francis A Schaecher, 546 29th a daughter. SIBERTS -In this city, Oct. 10. to the wife of Paul R. Siberts, 2440 Van Ness a daughter.

TAPPIN- this city, Oct. 10, to the wife of Webster A. Tappin, 778 CAPP a son. The Examiner extends congratulations and best wishes on their contemplated marriage to the following: Notices of Intention to Wed. Antonopoulos, 36.

835 Bush and Sophia Lekometos, 35, 199 Eddy st. BIANCHI-NOONAN-Carl P. Blanchi, 21. 461 Broadway, and Catherine F. Noonan, 20.

Pescadero, Cal William D. Connolly, 39. 551 38th and Ruth I. Ervin, 98, Berkeley. FRASCONA-CONWAY Joseph Frascona, 31.

320 Turk and Florence Conway, 00 339 Sanchez st. GRADDICK-HAMONS Russell Graddick, Alcatraz Prisoner Leaves to Testify Closely guarded by a United States marshal, Gordon Alcorn, former member of a nation-wide kidnaping ring, left the Federal penitentiary on Alcatraz Island yesterday for a temporary glimpse of the outside world. He is en route to Sioux Falls, S. where he will be a Government witness at the retrial of Mrs. Gern, Mrs.

Mae Sankey and Mrs. Alvina Ruth Kohler, sisters, charged with kidnaping. The three women, according to Associated Press dispatches, are implicated in the kidnaping a year and a half ago of Charles Boettcher II, wealthy Denver broker. CourtroomGuarded After 'Red' Notes Preparations to guard the courtroom of Superior Judge Maxwell McNutt from a "red" demonstration today when B. L.

Romero and R. E. Gonzales appear for trial on criminal syndicalism charges were made yesterday by San Mateo county authorities. The men were arrested for distributing radical literature Yesterday there appeared throughout the county copies of a pamphlet warning Judge McNutt to "dismiss these cases from your calendar." Several prospective jurors also received the pamphlets, it was said by Assistant District Attorney Harold Anderson. Deserted, Business Man Tries Suicide "Ellen, oh Ellen, I can't live without you!" A gas-filled room in an obscure lower Mission street hotel was the place chosen by a San Francisco business man last night to keep his rendezvous with death.

Neighbors smelled the gas and police found Edward Myatt, 38, credit manager for a large Mission street jewelry concern. Beside him was the note, written to his wife, whom police said had recently left him. The victim was taken to Harbor Emergency Hospital. He is expected by physicians to recover. Advertisement Children's Coughs Need Creomuision Always get the best, fastest and surest treatment for your child's cough or cold.

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10-19-34 27, and Lonia Hamons, 31, both of Imola, Cal. Guy G. Hartman, 33, 198 Turk and Vera O. Young, 26, Oakland. HAWKINS-URFER-Robert Hawkins, 29.

806. Holloway ave, and Mildred Urfer. 29, 775 Clementina st. KULAS-GORMAN-Cyril Cyril Kulas, 30, Genevieve Williston, North Dakota, and Gorman, 35, 935 O' Farrell st. MeBRIDE-TURNER Raymond McBride, 35, 1214 Polk and Mary Turner, 27.

1456 Jones st. R. McKinnon, 39, 800 Powell and Katherine Stoney. 39, 2660 Scott st. James Murray, 22.

Oakland, and Virginia Spalding, 23, 231 Frederick st. MA THESIEN Pacheco, 22, 423 Green and Lillian Mathesien, 18. 1477 Harrison st. SARSFIELD-SULLIVAN-Patrick J. Sarsfield.

30, 1678 Broadway, and Ann Sullivan, 21. 3059 Balboa st. SNITMAN-McKAY Sidney Snitman, 21, 3440 16th and Marion McKay, 21, Natoma st. VEDEROFF-MAREMANT-Leo Leo A. Vederoff, 24, 285 Divisadero and Henriettu Maremant, 20, 651 Ashbury st.

WEHLE-SMITH Hugo Wehle, 45, and Bertha Smith. 50, both of 41 Shipley st. WOODWARD GOBALET Ronald Woodward, 32. U. S.

Rec. Ship, and Rosetta Gobalet, 29, 2917 Jackson st. Marriage Licenses Issued. ABBOTT-COOPER Raymond E. Abbott, 26.

Crissy Field, and Sara Cooper, 19, 004 Presidio st. BREGER-MORDECAI--Samuel Breger, 21, S. F. Hospital, and Frances M. Mordecai.

18, 1818 Green st. COMPTON-GOETJEN Don Compton 26. Berkeley, and Lucille M. Goetjen, 24. 49 Ford st.

-Samuel Furr, 44, Hollywood, and Sarah Q. Johnson, 23, Los Angeles. John W. Maine, 31, 231 Gates and Katherine R. Espinoza, 30.

329 Winfield ave. HARMON-ALBERS- -Thomas H. Harmon, 42. and Grace M. Albers, 38, both of Sacramento.

Cal, HATHORNE-HANACEK-Henry -Henry Hathorne, and Rosina Hanacek, 19, both of San Bruno, Cal. HOERTKORN DE MATEI Charles E. Hoertkorn. 26, 473 Lombard and Rita E. De Matei, 23.

435 Union st. HOWARD-GRACIA-William J. Howard, 00 6 Gladys and Elena L. Gracia, 29. 132 Hamerton ave.

PHARIS-LAMBERT William B. Pharis, 21. 924 Naples and June K. Lambert. 18.

129 Acadia st. Frank Rogero, 21, 2643 San Bruno and Annie Klueznik. 19. 2544 San Bruno ave. RUGEN-ABERNETHY-Frederick E.

Rit- Grange Leader Hits Crop Destruction SALINAS. Oct. 17. Raymond McKaig of Boise, Idaho, past master of the North Dakota Grange, in an address before the State Grange convention, today attacked forced destroying of crops. "There's no such thing as over production of food, when 000 people are unable to eat full meals," he said.

"It seems that our distribution system has broken down." McKaig also urged strengthening of inheritance laws in order to "break up some of the huge fortunees, because we cannot live in such a manner that half the people are starving while the wealth of America is in the hands of a few." Retired Dentist Commits Suicide SAN JOSE, Oct. K. Donaldson, 48, retired Mountain View dentist, committed suicide at his San Francisco highway home today, utilizing fumes from his a.utomobile exhaust to asphyxiate himself. Ill health was blamed for his action. What's Doing Today DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION.

Bridge trip aboard City of Sacramento, leaving Pier 1 at 12 noon. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYES- -Meeting Dreamland Auditorium, 8 p. m. SAN FRANCISCO MODERN FORUM693 Sutter street. "Economic Background of the by Dr.

Robert A. Brady, BURENA VALLEY PROMUTION ADDUCIATION- Meeting Collingwood Hall, 8:30 p. Middle Age At these three trying periods a woman needs Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Give it to your daughter when she comes to womanhood.

Take it for strength before and after childbirth. Take it to tide over Change of Life. Take it whenever you are nervous, weak and rundown. A medicine which has the written endorsement of nearly 800,000 women must be good. NRA Give it a chance to help you, too.

Take it regularly for best results. WE DO OUR PART LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND 98 out of 100 women report benefit gen 25, 724 Leavenworth and Elizabeth beta H. Abernethy, 29, 163 Naples street. Divorce Complaints Filed.

CUSHING-Lulu vs. Spencer. GROSSMAN- Grace vs. Earl. GRANISS- -Grace V.

va. Charles Walter. KENYON- -Clara vs. Herbert L. MUZINICH- -Myrtle vs.

Daniel. -Leona Edith E. vs. vs. Niles Henry.

Richard. PADILLA- -Alejandro vs. Emileyjane: nulment: SCHINKEL- -Thomas vs. SCHAFFER-Gertrude vs. Bernard.

Divorce. Decrees Granted. DAVIS -Frank J. from Edna H. ENOS- Joe.

PETERSEN- Esther from Einer 0. SOUTHWORTH- Lydia E. from Albert J. WOOD- Lavinia G. Ross.

ZAHNISER-Claire from C. L. Estates Filed for Probate. COUTURON-Estate of Alfred Couturon, alias: petitioner, Alice Arnholt: heirs. Alice Arnholt et al: value.

$1.000. NARDINI- -Estate of Antonio Nardini alias: petitioner. Amelia Nardini Perasso: heir, Amelia Nardini Perasso; value, unknown. SIGGS- Estate of Minnie Siggs: petitioner, Arthur Roland Siggs: heirs. Arthur Roland Siggs.

et al: value unknown. WEEKS- Estate of Edward Weeks: petitioner. George Liebermann; heir, Louise Weeks: value. $3.000. ALAMEDA COUNTY.

Deaths. GOLYER- -In Oakland, October 14, DE Joseph Baldwin De Golyer, aged 73 years, FERRIS- In Oakland, October 14, Deborah A. Ferris, aged 82 years. FRESE- In Oakland, October 14, Emma Amelia Frese, aged 71 years. HUNT--In Oakland, October 15, Herbert Howard Hunt.

aged 70 years. ORDONEZ-In Oakland, October 14, Frank Ordonez, aged 4 years. OWENS- -In Oakland, October 14, Ataurice John Owens, aged 67 years. -In Oakland, October 13, Frank W. Swigart, aged 75 years.

Births. BUGNA- -In Oakland, to the wife of Mira Bugna, 850 33rd October 11, a son, Richard Allan. CEPANICH-In Oakland, to the wife of Lawrence J. Cepanich, 2508 Bartlett October 13, a daughter, Vera Annette, PEDERSEN--In Oakland, to the wife of Harold Pedersen, 1464 10th Berkeley, October 11, a daughter, Martha Ann. VALDOVINOS- In Oakland, to the wife of Roberto Valdovinos, 2529 Church st.

October 8, twin daughters, Nelly and Netty. Notices of Intention to Wed. BRUCE CARLSON Albert Bruce, 48, 1716 San Pablo avenue, and Mary Carlson. 4:0, 548 Thirty-fifth street, both of Oakland. CORRIEA-COSTA Joe Corrien.

21, and Caroline Costa, 19, both of Irvington. ESTRELLA-GREGORY- John P. Estrella, 26, 2512 Customs House, San Francisco, and Margaret Gregory, 21, 584 Twelfth street, Oakland. HOUGH-PARKER-LeRoy Howard Hough, 28, Lincoln avenue, Oakland, and Annie W. Parker, 23, 37 Artune avenue, Piedmont.

NICOLON RAMOS Tony Nicolon. 2610 Twenty-third avenue, and Margaret Ramos, 20. 2749 East Eighth street, both of Oakland. READY -Thomas J. Ready Somerset place.

Berkeley, and Cathrynn M. Reinheimer, 24.0 6124 Buena Vista, Oakland. ROWNEY GILLEY James Rowney, 22. 2140 San Jose avenue, and Nancy Gilley, 91. 2145 San Jose avenue, both of Alameda.

MADDEN- H. Oak- Rumetsch. 28. Forty-third street, land. and Irene H.

Madden, 22. 2321 Oregon Berkeley, Joe Sylvester. 34. 1455 First avenue, Oakland, and Hazel E. Thompson.

19. Gridley, WILLIAMS-HANSING- Carl J. Williams. 0 U.S. S.

Pennsylvania. Pedro. and Ruth D. Hansing, 20, 1240 Fortyseventh avenue, Oakland. Evarist B.

Wilson, 426 Hudson street. Oakland, and Alice M. Chatillon. 2525 Ashby avenue, Berkeley, Marriage Licenses Issued. BUDD-HANSEN Claude A.

Budd. 42. and Charlotte Hansen, 27, both of Oakland. DIRK-DORSETT Oliver C. Dirk, 24.

Walla Walla, and Mary L. Dorsett, 21, San Francisco, -Frank F. Faria, 38, San Lorenzo, and Maria Moreira, 25, Hayward. NISSEN-HOLDENER- -Charles G. Nissen, 23.

Livermore. and Anna M. Holdener, 20. Elmira. ORNELLAS VIERRA Joe Ornellas.

Lucille Vierra, 20. both of Oakland. POOL Paul M. Poole, 00 Kansas City. and Veronica Freitas, 17.

Oakland. PRORST-HEWITT--Austin H. Probst. 48. and Ethyle E.

Hewitt, 37, both of Oakland. TUTTLE-QUAYLE-A. G. Tuttle, 35. Berkeley, and Tattiellen Quayle, 43, Berkeley, Interlocutory Divorce Decrees.

CUNHA-Myrtle from John cruelty, ESTILITA -Evelyn from A cruelty. ROBBINS- Frederick from Grace, cruelty. SCHNABLE- David. cruelty. WYNTON-George from Irene, cruelty, Final Divorce Decrees.

DIERKS- from Hildegarde, cruelty. FRIES- Thelma from Kenneth. cruelty. LOUGHEREY Ellen from Charles. cruelty.

TOON--Blanche from Harold, cruelty. Divorce Complaints Filed. FACKLER- Maude M. vs. Forest desertion MeCABE- William vs.

Ethel, cruelty, SAMMI- vs. Richard, annulment. STORM- Florence M. vs. George W.

SANTA CLARA COUNTY. Deaths. DONALDSON-In Mountain Oct. 17, J. K.

Donaldson, aged 48 years. Marriage Licenses Issued. FAHN-WERZ-Lorenz Fahn, 33. San Francisco, and Anna Werz. 21, South Pasadena, Gastab, 40, Alturas, and Edith Switzer, 40, Fort Bragg.

ROWD-HERON Russell Dowe. 28. San Jose, and Jessie Heron, 28, Vallejo. Notices of Intention to Wed. CUDDY-CONDON Frank Cuddy, 35.

Mountain View, and Jean Condon. 33. Palo Alto. McKEE-SOUZA-Oliver McKee, 27. San Jose.

and Nellie Souza, 26, Santa Clara, WEHATON-HUNTER Charles Wehaton. 24. and Theresa Hunter, 29. both Oakland. Divorce Complaints Filed.

WIDNEY- -John vs. Ethel. BROWN--Rose vs. Edward. -Erma vs.

Ralph. GALLO- Joseph vs. Margaret. WATSON- -Arol vs. Gladys, interlocutory.

LAURSON- -Leah vs. Michael, interlocutory. MARIN COUNTY. Notices of Intention to Wed. BAPTTISTA-VIERRA--Manual J.

Banttista. 28. Point Reyes, and Mary Vierra. 24, Bolinas. SAN MATEO COUNTY Notice of Intentions to Wed BRAY-NELSON-William A.

Bray. 45. Ray. Arizona, and Eleanor Nelson. 40, Niles.

Mich. CALLEN-WHEELER-William J. Callen, 40. Santa Rosa. and Naomi Wheeler, 43.

Los Angeles. LIOTINE-DECANTER-Christopher Liotine. 53. and Annie Decanter. 41.

both of 1320 Kearny San Francisco, PERRY-BOTTARINI- Joe Perry. 30. Daly City, and Angelina Bottarini. 20. 812 Huron San Francisco.

Divorce Complaints Filed. BROOKS Ralph vs. Mildred, complaint filed. -Sarah B. vs.

Richard final decree, RENO Divorce Suits Filed. (Associated -Press) Berger vs. Rubin. married Asbury Park. N.

cruelty. GRISWOLD- -Mildred Churchill vs. Le Grand Cannon, New City, cruelty, KERSTEN- -Esther Hultgren vs. Harold Charles, married St. Louis, cruelty, MORROW--Alta Belle Vs.

Ralph Hartford, cruelty, 'HARROW -Susie Minerva vs. Hiram H. Fort Worth, Texas, cruelty, SHIELDS- -Loucile Pauline vs. John Minneapolis, desertion and cruelty. WEATHER Williams Merton Bakersfield.

cruelty. Marriage Licenses Issued. BLAGRAVE-HESS- George Blagrave, 22. and Irene Hess. 18.

both of Mariposa, COGSWELL-ZWICKEY Hal Cogswell, 34. Los Angeles. and Hilda Andrea Zwicky, 25, Chicago, Ill. DOWNEN-BROWN- Lacey W. Downen, over 21, Oakland, and Frances Brown, over 21.

Sacramento. GILLOON -Samuel R. Gilloon. over 21, Mt. Shasta, and Bessie West, over 21.

Hazel Creek. HUDSON-HEMLICK-Howard R. Hemlick. Hudson, 29. Oroville, and Thelma 23.

Biggs. HULETT-LINCOLN Richard Clinton Hulett, 24, Merced. and Modena Lincoln. 18. Red Bluff.

JACOBS-GIBBS Charles Jacobs. over 21, and Vera E. Gibbs, over 21, both of Martinez. KEHRER-PATTERSON Paul John Kehrer. 28, Fall River Mills, and Lois Patterson.

over 21. Reedly, NORTON-HANIFIN- Edward B. Norton, 21. Healdsburg, and Carol Hanifin. 21.

Berkeley, THORNTON-SPELL -Fred L. Thornton, 30. and Florence M. Spell, 29. both of Napa, WIRTH-GRASS- Otto William Wirth, over 21.

and Rae Grass. over 21, both of Portland. Ore. A FREE BOOKLET. The Examiner has printed booklet which contains many very appropriate forms for of These cards are now being published extensively in place of sending out dividual letters.

The booklet also contains "In Memoriam' verses and correct wording for 'Mass Notices' and Dedications. Call. write or phone The Examiner, SUtter 2424. for a Free Copy of this helpful booklet or for further tion. ANGONET, EMMA BACON BLACKBURN, GRETTA MAY BUONACORE, ALFONSO-60 years DEWAR.

BERTHA V. GORE, FLORENCE LE MAY HALL, WILLIAM HAMMOND-88 years HAMILTON, LUKE-83 years HELLMAN, CLARA L. MAHER, JAMES -HOLLENBECK, MARGARET MeLAUGHLIN, EARLE A. MORSE, CORNELIA. MORTON, EDWARD T.

O'NEILL, PETER OTTOBONI, BERNARDO-12. SARTORI, VICTOR-15 years SEABERG, HARRY years SMITH. W. ALEX SZANIK. SAMUEL WARREN (WELLS), FRANCES WATSON, ROBERT C.

WAXMAN, LEON-29 years WIGLEY, EDWIN WOHLANDER, DAGMAR WRIGHT, JENNIE Deaths ANGONE this city, Oct. 17, 1934, Emma Bacon, dearly beloved wife of P. Frank Angonet, loving mother of Elmer E. Decker, loving sister of Annie Kisling and Charles Bacon of San Jose and sister of the late Frank Bacon. (San Jose papers please copy.) Remains at the mortuary of Julius S.

Godeau, 41 Van Ness ave. Notice of funeral hereafter. BLACKBURN-In this city, Oct. 16, 1934. Gretta May, beloved wife of Albert Jas.

Blackburn, loving mother of Mrs. Belle Morrison Woodward and Lillian Tracy, Mrs. Inez McClure. Mrs. Viola Mallett, Arthur.

Clarence, Charles and Buddy Spurgeon and the late Flossie Spurgeon, and sister of Ben Stoddard. native of Iowa. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday, Oct. 19, at 11 a. from the mortuary of the Peter E.

McLaughlin Co, 435 Duboce ave (Phone MArket 2800 BUONACORE- In this city, Oct. 16, 1934. Alfonso Buonacore. dearly beloved husband of Annie Buonacore. loving father of Rose, Mary and Frank Buonacore, a native of Italy, aged 60 years.

A member of Tomales Grove No. 83, U. A. 0. D.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, Oct. 20. 1934, at 9 11.. from the "Funeral of Valente, Marini Perata 4840 Mission thence to Our Lady of PerHelp Church, where a mass will petual, celebrated for the repose of his soul. commencing at 9:30 a.

m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. DEWAR--In this city, October 15. 1934, Bertha V.

loving mother of Marion 8. and Robert Dewar. a native of Philadelphia. Friends are respectfully invited to 'attend the funeral Thursday at 10 a. from the parlors of Suhr Wieboldt, 1465 Valencia near 26th st.

Inurnmer.t, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. GORE--In this city Oct. 16. 1934. Florence Le May, beloved wife of the late Fred A.

Gore loving mother of Mrs. John T. Lemos, Mrs. Dorothy Le Jeune, Mrs. Gertrude O'Neil.

Mrs. Wilson Robb and Richard Le May, and daughter of Mrs. Florence Dexter. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday at 1 p. at Ashley McMullen's, 6th ave, and Geary blvd.

HALL--In this city, October 16, 1934. William Hammond Hall, husband of the late Kate Fitzhugh Hall, father of Anna Margaret and Katherine B. Hall, brother of Mary B. Hall, and son of the late John Buchanan Hall and Ann Hammond Hall, native of Hagerstown, aged 88 years and 8 months. Funeral private on Thursday.

HAMILTON- -In Oakland, Oct. 17, 1934. Luke Hamilton, beloved husband of Eva M. Hamilton, loving father of Dorothy Hamilton Barber. Dr.

Luke M. and F. Gordon Hamilton, a native of Nova Scotia, aged 83 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday, October 19, 1934. at o'clock p.

at the Chapel of the Chimes 4499 Piedmont Oakland. Friends may call at Truman's, Telegraph ave, and 30th until 12 noon Friday, HELLMAN- this city. beloved October of 17, 1934. Louis dearly wife W. Hellman, devoted mother of Louis W.

Hellman Mrs. Edith Offner. Mrs. Ruth Jones and Miss Fannie Hellman. A native of Healdsburg, Calif.

(Healdsburg papers please copy.) Funeral notice later. Remains at Gantner. Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market street at Duboce avenue. Remains to be forwarded to Healdsburg for interment in family plot. MAHER--In this city.

Oct. 17. 1934. James Maher. beloved brother of Mrs.

Fall, a native of Manchester, England Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the mortuary of Barry MeDonald, 786-770 Valencia st. MeALLEN-HOLLENBECK-In this city, Oct. 16, 1934. Margaret, wife of John Hollenbeck.

loving mother of James. William and Jerry McAllen, Mrs. L. Callahan and Mrs. H.

Van Raam, a native of Vancouver Washington. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday at 10 8. from the parlors of Suhr Wieboldt. 1465 Valencia near 26th st. Interment.

Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. MeLAUGHLIN-In Oakland, Oct. 18. 1934. Earle A.

dearly beloved husband Beatele M. MeLaughlin, devoted father of Frances Laughlin. loving son of Cornelius and the late Eva McLaughlin, and brother of Eugene Forrest, a native of California. Friends are respectfully invited to tend the funeral from the parlors of Hanrahan Wadsworth, Pine Borba, 510 East 14th street. on Friday, Oct.

19, at 9 a. thence to St. Anthony's Church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 9:30 o'clock. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, MORSE In this city, October 17, 1934, Cornelia, beloved wife of Adolph Morse, loving mother of Mrs. Jack H.

Lane and Mrs. Clarence D. Marks, sister of Merriam Rush and Daniel Blume, devoted grandmother of Jack Lane Jr. Joseph and Raymond Marks, Funeral services will be held morrow (Friday), at 10:30 o'clock a. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter street, near Polk.

MORTON-In Albany, Oct, 12, 1934, Edward T. Morton, loving husband of Cora Morton, devoted father of Edward and Robert Morton, son of the late Edwin B. and Jeanette Morton, dearly beloved brother of Mrs. W. F.

Haberly Sr. and Mrs. George Ahrens and the late Percy, Clifford and Ernest Morton, a native of Solano County. The funeral was held October 15th. O'NEILL, PETER All officers and members of Joseph P.

McQuade Post 1205, V. F. are requested to attend the funeral service of our late comrade, Peter F. O'Neill, Friday evening at 8 o'clock, at 645 Valencia st. By order of Commander, OTTOBONI-In Colma, October 17, 1934, Passed on to rest, Bernardo Ottoboni, dearly beloved husband of Anita Ottoboni and idolized father of Olga, Eustace, William, Raymond Ottoboni.

and Mrs. Theresa Vireno, brother of G. toboni and loving grandfather of Mabel, Esther, Andrew Jr. and Dr. Lawrence Vireno, A native of Italy, aged 72 years.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, October 20, at 9:30 a. m. from the mortuary chapel of W. C. Lasswell gO 6154 Mission street, thence to Holy Angels Church, Colma, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10 m.

Entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery, SARTORI--In Marysville, Oct. 13, 1934. Victor Sartori, beloved husband of the rate Clotilde Sartori, loving father of Mrs. Rosina Cenedella, Mrs. Elvira Schumacher and T.

Sartori, brother of Arcangle and Maurice Sartori, native of Switzerland, aged 75 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning, Oct. 20, at St. Francis' Church, Sonoma, where a requiem hich mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10:30 o'clock. Interment, Mountain Cemetery.

Sonoma. The Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock Friday evening, Oct, 19, at Gray's, Divisadero street at Post. Funeral cortege will leave Gray's at 7:45 o'clock Saturday morning, SEABERG--In San Carlos, Oct. 16, 1934, Harry beloved husband of Anna berg father of Hazel E. Seabers, a native of Sweden, aged 39 years.

Past Noble Grand of Fidelity Lodge No. 299, 1. 0. 0. F.

The funeral will be held on Friday at 1 p. m. at the Layng Tinney Funeral Home. Redwood City. Interment 3 p.

National Cemetery, Presidio. SMITH--In this city. October 16, 1934, W. Alex Smith. beloved husband of Edith M.

Smith, loving father of William De Klyne and Dr. E. Robert Smith, native of Philadelphia, Pa. A member of Occidental Lodge No. 22.

F. A. California Commandery No. K. California Bodies No.

1, R. A. Islam Temple A. A. O.

N. M. S. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. October 18th, under the RUSpices of Occidental Lodge No, 02.

F. A. at Gray's. Divisadero street at Post. Interment private.

SZANIK- -Entered into rest. Oct. 16. 1934, Samuel Ssanik. beloved brother of Gena and Ernest Szanik and Louisa Halmi, A member of Presidio Lodge, Odd Fellows: Seltz Lodge, F.

A. M. Services Thursday, Oct, 18, 1934, at 3 o'clock, from the Thomas Whelan Mortuary, 1266 9th ave, Please omit flowers. WARREN (WELLS) -In this city, Oct, 16, 1934. Frances, beloved daughter of Thomas and Mildred Lynch, loving mother of Michael Warren.

Funeral Friday at 2 p. at Avoy O'Hara Market near Church. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. WATSON- Dixon, Oct. 16, 1834, Robert dearly beloved husband of Delia Watson, loving father of Mrs.

T. A. Kilkenny of Dixon and Robert E. and Francis T. Watson, brother of Mrs.

Mary O'Gorman of New York. Mrs. John L. Kilkenny of Dixon and Michael Watson of New York, a native of Ireland. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a.

from Gantner, Felder. Kenny Chapel. 1965 Market st. at Duboce thence to St. Vincent De Paul's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 10 a.

m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, WAXMAN-In this city, Oct. 17. 1934, Leon beloved husband of Rosa Warman, loving son of Elias Waxman and the late Leah Waxman, brother of Abraham. Jack and Esther Waxman, a native of Russia, aged 29 years.

Friends are invited to attend the neral services today (Thursday), October 18th at 2 p. from the Hebrew Funeral Parlors, 1115 Buchanan st. terment, Eternal Home Cemetery. WIGLEY--In this city, October 16, 1934, Edwin beloved husband of Kate Wigley, and loving father of the late James Edward Wiglev, Funeral services today (Thursday), at 10 a. m.

at Ashley 6th ave. and Geary blvd. WOHLANDER-In this, city, October 16, 1934. Dagmar Wohlander, beloved sister of T. F.

Wohlander. A member Golden Gate Council No, 4, Daughters of America. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services today (Thursday) nt p. at Anderson Valencia st. at 25th st.

Inurnment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. WRIGHT. JENNIE MeRinley Circle No. 31. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic: Officers and members please attend the funeral of our late sister, Jennie Wright, at 3 p.

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