Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 13

AUCTION SALES JdsnJedagaaeyJvs BftHEuSllS onnn i STRAND In Ms elty. Jsnnary IS, 1M9, Slmoo, dearly beloved father of Mra. B. L. Ursen, Mra.

M. B. Brynildaea and Olaf atraad, a aatlva af Norway, aged S3 years, 5 montha. Friends aad cejuatatanees are rsaoeetfolly Invited ta attend the fnaeral services. TuCMlay, Jaauarj 14.

1919, at 11 odorh from the psrlora of Grant 1. Miller, 2.172 EaatMth street, Oaklaud. Interment. if ker, aoal, rommenelng at SO a. nr.

tateriBent prlvater-Kt. Mary'a cematery. CLARK In this cllj. ianaary 10, 11' 10. James Kilward, deariy belme eoa P.

J. aaS May Clark, lovlns bmtber of Joseph aad Mrl Clark. graikhil(f of tbe late M. J. iiyde, a natlra of Oakland, aged 2 i month and 22 days.

D0NOHOE In tbla city, January 12. 191, Hugh, dearly beloved husband of Franco A. iPTSfllL5s null i ij ii Maude Fulton Cheered iri "One of Us" "Piquant" Leo Beers At Orpheum LUUU ii linn -FIRST OF.GHILDBEH MUNRO CO, AUCTIONEERS. IW Clay at, ror. iota phone Oak ktaa 4671j will pay blgUest price pal4 lor SMreJiandiaa, furatture.

aaaw HI aell ea cominiaaioa. Males vert Friday. iniii niTTi VA BOVXITBEKO Is thia elty, January 11. ljltt -Riita H. Van llovenberr.

dearly be mm uii i ii lored daughter af Mr. aad Mrs: Alfred A.l .1 UN 1114 1 II I Doookoa and beJonred bnxset at Patriek and Owen Donoboc, Mra. John Muuhj, Mra. Joba Ilarvcj nj the late Peter aud Michael Ikiaohoe, a native of County Long (of Inland. A member of DWUtoa No.

2. A. O. California Council, No. MO, Knlghta of Columbna, and Ka'ghta of.

thu Bid Brnnrh. LKfJAL NOTICES ffJi-1. UU III UII I I I.L. If Maude Fulton's heart was not A plM fo, uttUinf. a portion of tha cheered by the big oration that was ataamara tanllt at north Bhouted a her at the Fulton Playhouse 5eeL Van llovenjjerg.

alater of Juliette M. van Hovenberg aad granddaughter of Mra Ida W. La1. Sette, a native of California, aged 11 years, 2 montbs and days, VEGAS -In this city. Jan.

10. l19v Mlnnla Leo Beers Is at tba Orpheum this week with bis distinguished nonchalance and song sketches of almost Ha has added con EDWARDS In ftnrlngflrld. January II. yesterday, then she is Immune to en- r-acmo east ports ror toe Jewc, thuslasm, for the Sunday erowds were Fleet Corporation when the united tint a. wiVticla slow or bashful in Indicate I atai-a entered tha war.

hu been de- iv Charles Stewart Enwarda, ueuireu aon of Mra, J. r. Htewart aad alepaun ot J. K. siderable in the way of piquancy since Ml SAN FRANCISCO.

Jan. IS. "Love of country" and an overpowering desire to bring her children up as Americans and not as Germans or as children without a country, actuated the Baroness Mllo Aherrromhie von Brincken In suing for divorce, she declared today. Attempting to continue as wife of the former consulate attache here, who was convicted of neutrality vio Stewart, and lorlng brother of 11. P.

El- ORDER FIXING TIME FOf HEARINO OF PETITION FOR CONVEYANCE OF REAL PROPERTY. )-In the Superior Court of the State ol -California In and for the County of Alameda. the matrer of the Estate of LtTDO-VINA IVET, also known and described as LUDOV1NA P. DE IVEX, Deceased. No.

23549, Dept. Ko. 4.. Order fixing time for hearing of petition for conveyance of real properly. On reading and filing the verified he was last here, even Improving upon ng that they wt pleased by by Captain A.

F. his exquisitely smart nunnMUmu. the vl8lt of Maud Pulton to her own V. Ban Kran- material is afl new and bis make- Uieater by her new play as well. a great hit.

Ho Is without doubt In tbe ehow went on the play, 07 oisco Bay District for the Fleet cor- Miller Vegas, beloved wue oi onu o. Vegas, laving dsushter of Mrs. J. Miller, sister of Mra. Rliaabeth tichults.

Mrs. Kva Garcia of 8so Josa, Mra. Kstherlne Ferret. Kilward Milleti of New Jersey. John and Carl Miller of Sscratnento, a native of New Jersey, aged 24 yeara.

Krleads and aequslnlnneea are respectfully lavlted to sttend the funeral Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 1:30 o'clock p. at. from the Fruit-vale chspel of O. N.

Cooper. East 14IB street. Interment, Evergreen cemetery. iMsersmente papers please copy.) a class by himself as an enjf 1 the way, being about the cleverest tnmg poratlon. two Tha Karr twins are as like as that has been -on the uoara oi me BuUt tinder "rush" orders, tew 01 Fulton this year-the "thusiaam in- AU fl of ttj.oii vessels have Droved entirely seaworthy.

Partially peas. In looks and acta. They move, in entire unison through all the numbers of their act, which opens with the lation, the former American beauty herself an exile in her own 1BS0CTATEU LtABFD WIRE 70 TR1BUITE. SEATTLE, Jan. II.

Speeches at an open-air meeting heid here yesterday afternoon "In behalf of Russia." said by the police to bars been UII VI1B VI mviB vvwaw petition of A. A. Moore and Stanley smartest little song evor invciiu. seasoned Umbers used In their frames I t. tn.

halr anu. found about the verdict of the crowd. r.v"4". Moore, executors af the last will and sri -mha; dances in a most wariis ana Jim. auiiiy ALiicneu.

Knacral aerilcea from the Albert Brown chapel, at Toesday morniim. Inter -in. it at Ht. View tatnetery. I'rlrate.

OCJIMA-In thia eity, January 10. 1W1V, un-Hilte Oujima, a native or Japan, aged 27 years. I'neuji ara tnrltrd to attend the fnBeral errlcea Todr. January 14. 1S19, at o'clock a.

at tha chapel af tha Oakland Crematory, corner of llowe and slather streets. Oakland. Mr. Gujima la at the 'Homelike Place" of the Truman Cndertak-inir Company, Telegraph sreuue at HOth street. Inelneratloa, Oakland Crematory.

UWEKDEa lu this city, Jaaoary IZ. 1010. Ella (iwerilnr, beloved wife of Theodore Owerder and loriiig daughter of 1'anl and Anna Helchclt and alatcr of Walter. VYaloV mar and Martha Kelcheit and Mrs. Carl V01GHT In this city, January 12.

1919, ia IMS City. annarj 1 have been an exile for two years 7i-i; far thai Aiauae ruiton picaea a wiuu.r i ana Duiia is uiv uw a-" S10.1!? h.v rSv The two PY av unsatisfactory performance. M.rlllsh, beloved wlfa of tbe lste Charles of a violently seditious character. rls lmpTeM you with the alnoerity hBat" Ii These ships were constructed pn- fur. with Bud own original role of ne rau th offhore Voight.

lov ng mother nf Kntie tne late John C. and Metha C. Volgbt Arelmbault, ttn iTder.f native of Ohio, aged T4 years. court directing and authorizing the said Kematna at the realdence parlbra of And executors to complete the agreement of In my own country, she said. if 1 tried to engage a nttrse for my children I must have my mother make the arrangement.

Nobody cared to work for me. I was held to be a v.o. wnnM ha nam to frame mgner nr'a 1 ii iiai 1. 1 inn niuiiu. uutj i i Vir ina ra- ker East Hlu street, nntu nn- uvcucni, ay executing aruiui u.

day evening. Interment. Dutch Flat. Csl German. There was no place for Bernie, who presides at the pluno, put on one of the niftiest sets seen 'recently at this house of marvels.

Swor and Avey In a Poker game rival anything McKotyre and Heath ever aid in coon antics. They have some surprising funny lines and their mastery than that tor any laay or tne iooiugnia. iraae 01 me i-acuic i Jack Lalt Is a Chicago newspaper. m0aj 0f m0st of the local steel ships man. who is rated brilliant llh as a AtlanUo for war transportaUon cabaret life.

Oliver Morosco boughf the Idlosyncracles not conducive to saie Dlav and stared it last summer at the voyaging. It Is said, and to date nave me. I vu listed as a German. WILCOX In nerkcley. January 11.

1919. Laura Ann Wllcoi, mother of Mra. A. E. Bolton, a satire of Ohio, aged 81 years.

Funeral sorvlors and Interment private. a conveyance oi mat certain real property situated in the City ofOalt-land. County of Alameda, State oftEali-fornla, and described as follows: (1st) Commencing at the northeasf corner of a niece of land now or for- ellercleh. Mra. Otto Karen.

Mra. Kunlhert were followed- by a riot when Bol-hevlk sympathizers In the crowd of 2000 persons openly defied the po-j lice and attacked! a police captain who stopped the meeting and a "red flag parade begun immediately afterward. Police reserves, numbering 100, military police, soldiers and sailors. wre joined by citizens in quelling the riot In the buiftess district-Police clubs were used freely and soldiers and sailors accorded rough Schroer; Mra. Carl 'Kaycr and Mra.

Eddie Mueller, a native of Germany, aged Stt WILLIAMS Passed to higher Ufa. in IHIs city, nuuuav uu- Here I was, in my own land, subject to scorn and contempt for being something that I was not." Before this attitude of her countrymen and all It entailed for the future, canny They do a lot of things hfaides Morosco Theater in Los Angeles ami pged quite as much of their time 1 1 u.h If UuA 111-1 ffi- mX. WAAXI III I -t. Ilatlnfl Am 01 coon cnaraciericuca years. January 10, 1919, Mary Emma Williams.

merly belonging to E. A. Balnea, and on beloved wlfa of Todd Williams, aged 20 thfi, west line of the piece or division years and 10 days. I Ko. 5 according to the survey of the xinisn me potter stune, inuuv.iia, iV wt aryaocn uo ww.

ku nn- tham thwt a lindOUut- services Wednesday, January 15, st o'clock a. nt the pariors of Albert Brown Company, 2013 Cnlveraity Berkeler. HAXBC0M In Berkeley. January 12. IBIS.

it A a tC nlB ol jgrmcio i-craiia, oy uuin uasirn. attend the funeral aervlcea. anV-taged it BVSadway7wh.re signed for the tatt it was a resounding success. dilectlon for dry landv voyaging If the New York show came anywhere reputed to have somewhat peeved meir Invited to the baronness' loyalty to hex nu8' hnnrl hrnka down. tnence soutn dim' wear on tne norm line of the said Hainea.

IS 57 chains. st 3 o'clock p. Mondsy, January 13, 1919, at 210 Webster street. edly without a rival. They are one of three genuinely headline acts that make this one ot the best shows the Orpheum huN presented.

The Four Buttercups sing to big annianaa. Thav ara four very attrac "And yet." she said. "I feel that I as near Dein. ae soon as mo crews and skippers. Meidon llanacom, huband of Louisa Hyde llanscom and rmher of tha lata Mel dnn I.

liauacom sud tttltnond II. Haascom tlon Maude Fulton gives, it mn pmahtirr it is might nave aruiea on nu ji been a wonder, for with Faui twer I ham under sail along fnr mv children. But a mother now in France), Mrs. Marion Blrrella Mrs thence on the line of the division No. 1, according to the survey of the hills.

aforesaid north 32 west "8.50 chains up to the line of division with Stmson and Chittenden, ss shown on said, Castro's survey, thenco north 68 east on said line of division 45.42 chains ud to the SAY FR AH CISCO DEATHS. Ahrstns, Joseph D. 1 Kane, Patrick 35 trial Workers of the World cheering for the 'Ted flag." Thirteen arrests were made. Last night Mayor Olo Hanson Issued a statement saying that "riotlnir and disorder would be Adelaide Lecaon, Mrs. Harsh Embury and Tso'Z' Oe "anklind" Sfaud? wart" the Pacific rh7nka 'first of her children And girl, sister of Oakland's champion non- the star, a twenty-four karat show was trda routes.

He plans to re- ln caae, 1 have discovered tnat WiUvb Ll OUQ a ww 1 mm. Atkins. Grace T.l Kavanagh. Julia Mrs. Uertrude Bhnhsw.

a native of Eliot, axed 7.1 rears and It months. Kenne, Anna M. m.nhitmrv and nortlons thinks next of her children's figh'Ung pugilist, Bill Larue. She spells guaranteed. Will Uoyd, by the way.

came In for tructur of the crafts, put country. It could easily be a tragedy rjnorthwest corner of the divieion No. tier name ija cvuv, v' aw ti ther's friends will not reonl her, and sings with a lot of the Larue pop. to bring one's children up with T. LT''" in niaa of smokestacks in mem suppressed.

Free speech does not mean preaching the country's destruction by force." at the mass-meeting Bsnnlstee, Lena Bamardl Saraao II lletis. Kathleen W. Hrlitge, Wm. H. 3T Nurkhard.

Robert Csllimin, Martin I'rillaguin, Joaephlna R. which Maude Fulton received. Mauae rmion out a country. Keegaa, Mary Kerrigan, Annie T. Kerrigan, Edw.

W. Kewln. Wm. C. Kappeler, Hosale Kublemann, Lucille 1 Lingaaa.

Jens SI Usk. Edward 78 a Ma aaa tnat paiiirnan 1 mm uia ssnswni a uiciii urace Ptfeison is ouiea a an unci funeral services will be held Tuesday, January 14. 1(10, at .1:30 p. under tlx auspices of the liursnt Indite, No. 2S.

Masonic Temple, corner of Bancroft Wsy and Hhattiirk avenue. Rerkelej. aBy order of Health Office, wear uiaok. HAK880N-In this city. January 12, 1919.

Alice, dearly beloved wife of Capt. Olaf Hanaaon. lovinx mother of Hvcn and David can-made prima donna. bh opens her been a member of the A lurvey of the Une of ui act wltn tne BallaUlla number, from Knlrn.h Roy nyina Squadron. WH'tl.

ir 1. Urged a general tjtrike to tie up all al ktrike to tie up all Industries engaged In the manu--T Pagllscct, which she sings esceiienuy, thla warm atm0sphere of food raii During the enforced Isolation made necessary 'Juf the cold shoulder turned to Her by the rest of society because vhe was regarded as "Uer-man," the Baroness von Carroll, Mary iitc. fnr tha American and you IhlnK you are tcoina 10 nir ri.nilinA th Jack leui is anureiy for the American and von think you are Kotns to h- Tak iit la entirely facture of supplies Colllna, Margaret 5 Ive. Bertha A. SB ciHir afiu it in.

i-n i nir alnna. From lot I big things, nut you ami i. according to the survey of the hills be- fore mentioned, thence south 32 east on the west line of the division Noa 3 snd 4, 75.50 chains up to the north line of the division No. 5, thence south on this Ins line. 25.50 chains, and thence south 32 east 2.36 chains to the.

-point of commencement, Containing 349 acres of land, and being the same piece of land marked snd known In the said survey of Luis Castro as division No. 2. (2nd) Beginning st a point on the Compromise Line so railed between Tgnacio Peralta and 8imson and Chit- Inge only popular songs after that suchj Vnmmentthe curtain went up on the a AJTFFN SERVICE, A "Dear Old Pal" and "A Wonderlufl themenieurcn CliV i discovered, she saia, mat cuv around at tables, ana fromAmerIca. she "couiu noi nve. liaiihsoo, alater of Yngva Wulff, a native of Sweden, seed 40 years.

I'rlenils are invltcrf to attend the funeral Tuesday. January 14. 1U19. at 3 o'clock p. from the residence parlor of Andker sjO Eat 14th atreet.

corner of Mb avenue. Interment. Mt. View remeterv. FOR WORKbKo in The LittleJohns have a regular tower them f'ollonsn.

John I. S2 Mwry, Rmma IVilton. Ernest .19 Ljmsn, Albert 8. 14 Daly, William J. Madden.

Ellen 80 Datldavn. Lydla M. OOMsllon. Lucy F.t-U Davis, Wm. B.

2 Mattson. infant Dleffenhaeh. A. T. SJMtCsrthy, Adeline K.

Kahev. TaiHe Tbarese Fsvo'rlte, Karlon Doro-McOiynn, Anna ttersiich: Annie of Jewels in their set. They do a club Ti. i th. role of "Dave CITY OPENtU swinging stunt, and their clubs ore ct ni" olcklna his cabaret girl whom made of brilliant stones.

They call gn- hrt3 later-. "My ideals, Interests, am unions, thoughts, all are bound up with America," she said. "I decided that if I continued as the wife of Herman perhaps to be taken back some HAM880N In till city. January 12, 11)19. f.nntn under the direc Ilsvld dearly beloved son of Capt.

Olaf and the late Alice Huniaon. loving brother of Svcn Hansaon, a native of Sweden, aged Flddes. Anns 05 Michaels. Benl. K.

J4 Minto. Msry V. tion of the Oiris the "Diamond Act," whlcn la 1 "JHT. ri Vini nons other Is like. It is one of the most attract- (said cabaret (ft' being WG Re sing.

his cabaret gin ano enaaes using cave-man methods to day to his country tnat i i-uum nt The real me wouia uie. army and Its allies in Kiberia. BILLS CALL MKKXIXU. Call for, the meeting was made by handbills, one of which was signed by the International Workers'. Defense League.

Hulet M. Wells, a Socialist of Seattle, under sentence for obstructing the army draft, was billed as the chief speaker, but was sick. Walker C. Smith, author of literature, took his place. Twenty police officers beard the start of the meeting, held at Fourth avenue and Virginia street.

Notified by a police sergeant of' the antl-Amerlcan utterances of the speakers, Police Captain W. H. Bearing went to the lot and announced that the meeting was at an end. The man speaking at the name has not been learned, said, "We'll be Bolshevlki now," according to the acceptably, wen in race, out ne r.aa iu veara. Krleniia are Invlteil to attend tha funeral Tuesdays January 1019.

at 8 o'clock p. Mora the residence parlors of Andker A 410 East 14th atreet, corner of Sth avenue. fooilan act. it lacss any sense ai TWO WOMEN TO STRUGGLE FOR which may be the way It Is Intenaea to be. But In spite of that he plesses with "Irish Eyes'' and even with "Wild Irish Hose." Two dainty elrls and an IAFEE in this city, Jsnoary 10.

11. win her, on to tne nnai cm i.u sll is smoothed o-it, and everybody was happy, the play was a huge cauldron of fun, excitement and suspense. They say Paul Harvey was to have been the original "Dave Strong" in this Dlav. when Moroaco arranged for Us In Kear Vnrk HaTveV at other man make up his company. Flyiin, Mary Jsne WMfller.

Klorahall B. 23 Gardner. Eugene r. Mobr. Boslna Gelser, Anton 29 llsnsool, lone 24 Glger.

Emma 80 Rlcke. Anguata W. T5 Gillon, Annie A. 52 lllnker, Wm. H.

oS Griffith, Mary IS. aSKItscher. Haakon Hsdley. Cant. J.

B. Kyan. Walter J. 21 Hammlll. Ed.

-20 hyberg, Helen Hsrde, Bernard 0 Bcbwegmann, Oath-Heavey, Kulherins F. erina Hearctty, James F. Rrott, Lloyd A. Heraog, Melville W. Hherry.

Bernard T5 i 4( Webenrt. Ardella I. 21 notrltby, A ana 0. Mlmon. rlamnel Hunter Fred S9 Btendell.

Efrleds 31 Jennings, Frank 498nlllvan, Eugene D. Johnson, OIIVls W. 2 tenden, as shown on Castro survey, sbove referred to, and on The westerly corner of a tract containing ti9 acres heretofore conveyed by said Peralta and hi" wife to their grandchildren of the Martinez family which deed bears date September 4th, 1871. and Is recorded In the County Recorder's office of Alameda Counrv In Book 69 of Deeds at page 46S; thence north 58 east alone said Compromise line 86.45 chains to the boundary of the Snn Antonio Rancho; thence along said boundary south 14 i east 16 rhslns, south east 17.0 chains, south 30 east .92 chains to the northerly corner of a tract containing 68.16 acres heretofore conveyed by Wm. H.

Ivey to said Francisco Peralta; thence south 68 west along ssld tract 83. OC chains to the northeasterly line of a tract containing 849 acres heretofore conveyed by said Tgnacio Peralta and vudf to their dauahter. Ludosrina Ivey. FAREWELL NOTE that time being in Morosco i eW Jennie Lsffee. dear beloved wlfa of Macus a free, devoted lovlns mother of Sarah.

James, Albert and Haselroae la fee. native of Bt. Louis, aged 84 years and 8 lay. Friends and acqnalnrsnrea ara respectfully invited to attend the funeral foot of Market street, by funersl csr, leaving av 1 p. m.

Interment, Home of Peace cemetery. No owpm. Chlyo ano cniyo, two japuno, oanca like Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Crane.

They also do a lot of Vttfer things that are more Japanese, including balancing on three fingers at top of a staff. They present a very good final act on tne roaa as mm and Down." it one sees Harvey in this play why be BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13. When the body of Lloyd Scott, who killed himself at the foot of the McKinley monument at Baker and Fell streets, is taken to Cypress Lawn cemetery today his widow will not police, and summoned the crowd to was selected. Two tough character roles one a tough known as "Coast to Coast Tavlor" and another crook denizen ol L0VEIX In this city, Jsnnary 11, ISIS, Mra.

follow him. Many or tne crowa broke Into I. W. W. songs and start, el a parade down Fourth avenue.

Altogether tnis weea dui is excellent, not allowing a dull moment. It Is If anything an Improvement on last week's show, which was an improvement on the one a week previous. fo It must be said that Manager Harry K. Cornell is being good to his patrona J. D.

v. l.ovell. beloved wire of B. V. Ivell and loving mother of O.

Kllaabeth Ivell and sifter of C. Schumacher. MrsB. Dubois, War Camp community opened at noon today at 144 San Pablo avenue. A arKe number of ths young womerf who are employed ln ths downtown district took advantage of the new scheme which has been launched under government authority.

It Is designed primarily for young business and professional women who find themselves ln the downtown district during the noon hour. Hot drinks will be served to sxipple-ment home lunches or simple, satisfying menus will be served at nominal cost. The clubrooms of the Glrur Division will be thrown open each day from .11 a. m. to p.

m. for the canteen service. Admission is not limited to membership. The girls who make use of the canteen will have all the privileges of the comfortable center at noon. Miss Ethel Moore entertained at a canteen luncheon today.

Inviting those who have assisted In launching the Girls' Division ln Oakland to be her guests. Miss Moore Is chairman of the lwl committee which Is direct-imr the local effort. the underworld, known as "parson Smith" were brilliantly portrayed by Will Lloyd and Frank tarlen Lloyd Is a subtle artist and he give a nnlahed performance of this "Coast to Coast Taylor," a thief whose "woman was both ifOsk and. Kuwral notice hereafter. Remalna are at the cbauel of Jullm H.

Oodeau, 2210 Webster street, corner of 21st street. POf LTRY AND KABBITS. Continued. atcOEADY In tilla city. January II, 1919.

Captain Searing caught up with the head of the parade and ordered M. FINEST HATCH KIIY IN THK WORLD taken from nun or vrank Darian as ''Parson Smith was Haby chicks. White LeRhoms. I. an odd sort-a "gent" who was a beer Cloth Covered, Silver Jo Monnted Caskets 0J Lowest states Xladeat Consideration CREMATION $25 SUPERIOR SERVICC Mi Undertaking Co.

Ml GROVE, CORNER RUSSELL. BERKELEY 1147. thence north 32 west along the last mentioned line, 34.11 chains to the place of beginning. Containing 290.84 acres. Subject to thateertain right of way -and easement over said property granted to that Bay Counties Power Company and recorded In tbe office of the County Recorder of rhe County of Btato of California, oh March 28th, 1908.

In Liber 1414 of deeds at pRge 25; slso subject to the easement for a public: road conveyed to the County of Alameda by deed dated December Eth. 1889, sid recorded In the office of the Country-Recorder of Alameda bounty on June H. Stumpf, Its alleged leader, to stop It. Stumpf continued to wave Reds, los, 100s, 1000s, hatched right In our IH0.00O brick and concrete naries, dearly beloved Husband of Bessie; Mrtlesdy. A member of Los Angeles Lodge, No.

o. 0. and ectrleal Workers. Friends are Invited to attenif the fnnaral Tuesday, January 14, 1919. st 11:110 o'clock a.

from the Oskland Crematory. Remains st tbe residence parlor of Andker A 4ri0 East 1 1th atreet. corner of (Sth sve. his arms to tne crowd ana wnen slinger tn a caoarei of the night, and later on stepped around the corner and delivered ser hatchery from our -quality heavy lay. ara: raaanrtahlA nrinea: flifttrhitlff ftrira.

placed under arrest struck Searing in the face, said the officer. A nair- mons at tne -uoapei naai. A long cast of clever actors, lnc'uO; stork. Ihblei-He Poultry Farm, dozen sympathizers tried to attack CLIVAL In this elty. January 11.

1918. Ger at Cel. Ing. Eleanor Parker, as mans, dearly beioved wlfa of M. r.

Ollvel, the captain, who was rescued by MHsntan. 1l eed Ouallly rounta. VVi-hlnslon; ph. police officers. In the meantime a huge crowd nanny caoarei m.

rmu. as a detective; Jerome hheldon as a newspaper reporter: Hugh Knox as a Waiinca aa a private Ikctlde lit gathered and from here and there Foil SAt-K 14 Belgian does and 1 buck, also hutches. ti nr. Market. 19th, 1890, tn Uioer 4us oi aeeas si PIT 13 HEREBY ORDERED that the 11th day of February, 1919.

st the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of said day, st the Court Room of ssld court. Department i detective; Sara Burton as ajwllow scion of a rich family; Helen Audlffred as a came, cries of "cheers for the red flua!" mother of Laura, Mary and Eva Ollval, a native of A tores, aged 87 years, 1 montha. Friends and aeqnalntsneea are reaoeetfnlly Invited to attend tbe funeral Tuesday.

Jan. 14, 1919, at 0 a. from her lata residence, 1.1.14 East 1 street, tbenca to Bt. Joseph's charch. where a reqglem high mass will be celebrated (or the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a.

m. latermest, Bt. Mary's cemeterv. LARGE size of fast-breeding and ex FUNERAL, fMPt.BTa. ITS.

Cloth -covered alrvar mounted casket, embalming, shroud, auto hearse, 1 sute, personal service of Mr. aad Mra Oar-mat), i. Gorman Son, UU Dana; phone Berkeley 1SL nrattT DMae ana a ntrai niKRS. SAILORS QVKVLi KIOT Ira large xquab-rslslng pigeons for Soldiers, marines and citizens dealt sale. I'ark Lmeryvllie, op, be in the funeral cortege.

explained: "He had been dead to roe for six months ever since discovered there was another wo-man." But after the funeral Mr. Scott and the woman faho has posed as Mra Scott for two years will engage in a battle ln the court for Scott's effect, including his farewell note. The widow, who Is recovering from Influenza, yesterday directed her attorney to begin legal proceed-'ngs. x. The 'other woman," whose name is said to be Nina Thompson, admitted that she had lived with Scott for two yeara She said that Mra Scott had not held her husband's affections.

The two lived In Sacramento, Chico, Ban Francisco and other places ln California for a year and a half before Mrs. Scott discovered it, she says. When she learned that another woman was using the name of "Mrs. L. A.

Scott" In Sacramento, her own-t homo, town, Mrs. Scolt Instituted divorce proceedinga The suit was pending when BcoU shot himself. TURNED DOWN BY WIFE. MAN poHlte Town Hall. roughly with persons suspected of VSED AS DECOY joining in the cries, ana a man saia NEW ZKALANO Reds and I-lemlsh LEGAL NOTICES KEATING ln thia elty.

January IS. 1919. aiants for sale or trade for chickens. rnaiic i' an world characters. "It is announced that "The Brat, Maude Fulton's famous Jjlay, will produced next Sunday afternoon, wltn Miss Fulton herself as "The Paul Harvev and Will Lloyd and Frank Darlen ail In tha cast.

J777 Piedmont sve. I'avld Renting, beloved hnband of Jennie It. Keating snd father of Vlda Frances and to have denounced the American flag was quickly the center of hundreds of persons trying to maul him. Three men were considerably bruised In tha fighting that followed before NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROVING WILL. ETC.

R. B. RABB1THT. 2922 5rh sve Jsne, Louise Kentlnc. a native of Massa New Zealand and Flemixh breeding don.

Right. Frultvale 44Z-W. In the Buperior Court of rhe County of Alameda, State of California. I) the matter of tbe estate of Albert ILLUSIONIST WINS the man was arrested. Police re 8 .1 I 1.SU out (tie varieties pure bred no mereoi, in na iuuinj House of the County of Alnmeda.

In the City of Oakland, County of Alameda. State of California, be end are hereby appointed as the time snd place for hearing of Hold petition, when and where any person Interested in said estate may appear and make objections' to the granting of snid netitlonr AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that notice of said hearing be published In the OAKLAND TRIBUNE a newspaper published In the City of Onkland. County of Alameda. State of at least four 4) successive weeks before said Urns of hearing. TJone tn open court this 9th day of January, 1119.

LINCOLN 8. CHURCa Judge of the Buperior Court. (Endorsed): Filed Jan. 9th. 1919.

GEO. R. GROSS. County Clerk. Th.

If HENNINGSEN. ruhhlt: s'so hutchr. 67th St. serves, soldiers and sailors by this time were on the scene in great Welatead. deceasea.

No. Ifilaf. numbers and cleared the streets of THul.Ol'OHhRKIl tw.erels snd pul letK. K. I.

Beds. Orpingtons, Lang hnn B7th t. Notice of time set for proving" will, etc. Not ic la hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of Albert WHITE ORI'INUTONf. 1 rooster.

hens. AT PANTAOEI. A list ol notable the rawr Parttages Theater bill of fare for this week, featuring Great Leon Company" as the bead ine act and yesterday's audience greeted this wonder worker with great enthusiasm. This artist gives a series of the most remarkable Illusions. He celebrated Fire and Water" trick, ln which he apparently burns up a woman, and then causes her to come back to life and make her appearance In a small glass a HL a mm mm Aa mm mm.

AVfl IAH. Welatead, deceased, ana lor tne issu lut prize Oak. I Rhow. 2906 Abby chusetts, sged 42 yesrs. A merauer of tae Commercial Onb of San Francisco.

Knnersl notice Ister. Mr. Resting la at the "Homelike Piace" of tba Truman Undertaking Compsny. Telegrsph avenne at with street. Oakland.

LEGAL In Alameda, January 12. 1910. Emily adopted dsnrhter of Mr. anal Mra. A.

A. Boehn of 22t)2 Lincoln avenue, Alameda, a native of California, aged 18 years, months and 8 days. L0TELL Pearl, beloved wife of Earl V. Ltvell snd mother of Elisabeth Lovell, since, of Mra. Schumacher and" Mra.

R. Dubois of Oakland, a satire af Saa Luis Obispo, aged 23 years, 8 BJonths and 15 days. Krlcnda and acqnalntnnees are reapeetfnlly Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, Jan. 14, st a. from tba chapel of Julias S.

Godean, 2210 Webster street, corner of 21at street. Incineration, Oakland Crematory: private. BY BANDIT GANG SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IS.

A spooning couple were need as a decoy by a pair of holdup men who operated near the Civic Center early this morning. After walking through the Plasa John Heycock, living at the Odeon Hotel in Eighth street, was passing the Red Cross building when his attention was attracted by the couple. That's a rather public plare for those people to be billing and cooing. Isn't Itr remarked Heycocjt to a stranger, who appeared. "It Is," assented the stranger, "but we want you to throw up your hands quick," and he prodded Heycock in the stomach with a revolver as the second man came up.

The second man searched Heycock. relieving him of 9 snd his walch. phone Frultvale lggW. every person who failed to "move on" by order. B.

W. Brooks of Seattle, chairman of the mass-meeting. Is under order of deportation by the federal authorities on a charge of having advocated unlawful- destruction of property. In his speech he advocated a "social revolution. Smith, ance to R.

W. Meadows of letters testamentary thereon has been filed in this Court, and that Wednesday, the 22nd day ot January, A. D. 191. at 10 o'clock a vr of sold day.

at the Courtroom WHITE Kina each If taken this week. 1SS2 Franklin St. WHITE Leghorn and Plymouth Rock Dentitv Clerk. punets rnr aaie. lSifl iztn si.

FITZGERALD, ABBOTT tank nnea wun waiar, niifnnnatlnna ara astound reciting I. W. W. history In the LET, Artorneya lor executors, vaa- TAKES POISON ing and his ability to completely mystify land. Cal.

his audience, are on a i. u.rmm the Great and the TOTTNO hena In W. Leghorns, brown LeRhoms, Brd. Rorks, I. Reds In full lay, breeding rooster In tbe above breeds; only a few left; chicken coops, houses, fiI4 ft.

everything must be aold. going away. 74 Sth as. snd 8th near W. P.

tracks. famous Kellar. No such magician has come over the circuit In many a moon. of Department no. or.

aaia wiun, at the Court House In the City of Oakland, In said County of Alameda, has bten set for the hearing of said petition and proving ssld wilL when and where any person Interested may appear and contest the earns. Dated: January rn. ltlt. GEO. K.

GROSS, Clerk, llv H. HENNINOHKN, Deputy Clerk. AARON TURNER. Attorney for Petitioner, First Savings Bank Oskland, Calif. McLULICH In Berkeley, lCsl January 13.

Because his wife refused to make up with him, John Miller. 1531 Eighteenth street, attempted ZZ. summit suicide last night by northwest, referred to the naval Intelligence staff at this port, according to the police, as "a bunch of scab herdera He concluded by saying "our system of government must chgnge. I would that it could change without bloodshed, but if not, the less bloodshed the better, "Hall to the Bolshevlki: 'Hall to ths Am at aanaeiui Deauiv ia 'u-Dn- lna Ouon Tal. called "Tne Nightingale," for her lovely voice, ana drinking a quantity of bichloride NEW ZEALAND Keds.

first litter, with or without 8-tler hutch. Bth and Dover, fire house. 1019. Iter, re non JohnafrLollch. Moved husband of Alice McLullch, a nativ of Scnt'and.

spcif 72 years. 6 1'rlcnds and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tba funeral from Rt. Peter's Episcopal church, corner Lawtou and Broadway, Oakland, January 14, 1919, at 1 o'clock p. in. Interment private.

Take College avenue ear. I laTRSLXCK In tan Franelsco, January 10, 1919. Annie Morsllrh. dearly beloved wife County Sealer Tells the ease wun wmcn ano A farcical playlet which wins manV laughs is put on by Barney Williams Jc. Company and It I full of good music rlaverlv introduced.

10 F. O. IKiEH, 3 bucks: exchanse white Angora bucks for guinea pigs; 4M4 Kannlns Mlh sve. car. Singers and comedians par-excellence of Work for Year Couny Sealer of Weights and Meas- otmhridre filed an annual are Jack King ano ikii their first tour of the MVKKTOCK of the Iste Dnmmlck Mersllch, belored' mother of Mra.

James Costello of El Carrtto western states with their own oncenj ures i how vaudeville audiences should repoi and of the late Mrs. Jennie Kelllng, a aa tive of f41lro. Ireland. NOTICE OF TIMB ET FOR PROV-ING AUTHENTICATED COPY OF WILL. ETC.

In the Superior Court of the County Of Alameda. State of California. In the matter of tbe estate of Fannls Horne, deceased. Notice of time set for proving authenticated copy of will, etc No. 16176.

Notice Is hereby given, thet a petition for the probate of an authenticated, copy of the will of Fannie Horne. deceased, and for the Issuance to A. Home of letters testamentary thereon i has been tiled ln this Court, and that -Monday, rhe 20th day of January, A. D. 1919, at 10 o'clock A.

af. of said day. at the Courtroom of Department No. 4. of said Court, at the Court House tn the City of Oakland, In said County af Alameda, has been set for the hearing of said petition and proving said authenticated copy of will, when and where any person Interested may appear and contest the same.

Dated: January 7. 1919. 7 GEO. E. GROSS, Clerk.

-By HENNINGSON, Deputy Clerk. LOUIS (1LICKMAN. 1 NEW MIR JJk WATKIN8. Attorneys for 501-3 Oakland Bank of Ssvlngs Building, Twelfth and Broadway, Oakland. Csllfornls.

with the Board of Super- be entertained. Both are Immense 1 191g today h. Both are Immensa iig today FRESH XIOAT, others soon, also Nubian 22M Ban Pablo Berkeley. WEST OAKLAND HOME. The following children have been received Into the Home from, July 1 to Dec.

3L 1918: Malcolm Blake. 7 years, parents living; Robert Blake, years, parents living; Patty Blake, years, parents living; Charlotta Jones, I years, parents living; Edna Jones, years, parents living; Mildred Jones, I years; parents living; Mlrana Bagaur, 2 years, parents living; Clamenta Qaudagna, 8 years, parents living; Vecente Qaudagna, 6 years, parents living: John Qaudagna, 6 years, parents living; ffal-vatore Oaudagna, 2 years, parents living. GRACE H. HER8HET, Rec. gee.

Friends and acqualntaneca ara respectfully favorites In the east visors. fJ ih.t there have been S9 nfKhatma at nauiawuT aa i GENTLE old horse for sale; S20. Bunnyside at, Klmliurst. lavlted to attend tne runersi Monday, Jan. 18, at 10 a.

from tha parlors of Va-lente. Msrinl, Perms. S49 Green atreet. of mercury. lie wa miu the receiving hosplwl, where Iirompt measures by the attending physicians saved his life.

Miller, who had been In a despondent mood during the day, went to the home of his wlfes mother, 8687 Gray street, last evening and insisted on aee'n his wife and persuading Irer to return lo him. She is alleged to have refused to see him or have anything further to do with him. He then turned away and going to bis room swallowed the pol- BHis cries of pain were heard by other people In the house, the police were called and the suffering man to the hospital. Eoidemic Cripples "aToVm killers noblr their "on, iuHn, the year, right to the title, for they harvest In a on two prosecu lnspectors taUam, evgvmnasac act which I. been "SSde and oonsldereable One circulated called upon soldiers and sailors "to put down Industrial autocracy ln America'' and "help raak the United States safe for Tom Mooney and Billings." It added "we demand $300 for each discharged soldier and sailor." BLUE ENVELOP! AT VE LIBERTY.

"The Blue Envelope" got away to a flying start at Ys Liberty Playhouse yesterday afternoon and Crane Wilbur scored one of the most pronounced hits of his varied career the screamingly funny role or "John Doe." As "Richard, Roe," Ben Erway ran Wilbur a close second ior comedy honors and ths Pair were surrounded by an excellent company. Next to the two men on tbe lauEh-nrovoklnr side of the Program thenca to St. Frn nets' chnrch. where a NICE young family cow. soon be fresh.

S747 E. 14th near (Sth ave. buck. 2 NANNIES and 1 Toggsnburg 120 each, 3 77th avenue. requiem high mass will be celebrated far the repcx of her soul, thenca to Holy Ones cemetery for Interment.

MOORE In this elty. January 8. 1919, Agues beloved wife of the lata Frank Moors, loving mother of Bar mood L. Moore, a HORSES AVT VEHTCLKS replete with sensational thrills is oar- qomnrtIes of merchandise connscatea lngly done by "The Leoras. and of weights.

Over 6S58 clisis a program every number of were visited and a total of C7.000 which Is unusual ln its excellence, and bottles examined. In the OOOBLE BILL main, the report says, the o'efthT ATAM6RICAN. complied willingly with the regulations, A meritorius, highly entertaining ILng weights when shortages have double program Is now being presented tMr attention. Several Dative of Ireland, seed ni yeara. Friends and aeanslntsneea are respectfully Invited to attend the fnneral Tuesday.

Jan. FOR BALE 1 team of horses, weight sbt. 1600 eacht good work team. IB, K. Wood Lumber Co.

ANNUAL MEETING. The regular annual meeting ef the stockholders of the FIRST RAVINGS BANK OF OAKLAND, will be held at the otflce of the corporation, southeast corner of Sixteenth street and Baa Psblo avenue. Oakland, California. wagon. SoO FOR SALE! Horse and Sycamore st fnl rfflSS; Strain rSima-fie nTndreTfaulty acale.

and measures were Ule of SouSerS chivalry. Indomitable confiscated and a considerable quantity Tuesday, January 14th. 1J19, st tne SPLENDID horse cheap; also buggy snd harneHS. 1H1 6th W. Berk.

14. from the Fruitvnle chapel or N. Cooper, thence ta Rt. lawrenea O'Tnole yhurctt, corner of nih and Porter streets, wbrv a requiem hitrh mass will lie celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at o'clock a. n.

Interment, St. Msrv'a cemetery, stKLSOU In Ibis Hl.r. Jsnnary 11, 1919. Murle Clirlstlnc. dearly beloved wife of Msds Nelson, loving mother of George C.

Kopbus, Merlin. Mrs. J. II. Msklna.

Mrs. hour ot 11 A. as.v (or me election or a Board of Directors to serve during tbe aiisulnc year, or until their suceaaaora Local Court Action Th inmianza. eoidemic all but sus spirit ana a aesperaie uuo ivr 0 berries, rruit ud lortuiie; and Madeline Travers In ov m- "The Danger Zone," a powerful story aanilCKLE of theatrical and high society Ws are l1, 57 CKL nkntnnlava ahown. et Mltama; nanl are elected, and for the transaction ot SKWING MACHINE.

awjaaaeeeaeaaaeewia pended the business of the Superior WILL, ETC. In the Superior Court of the Caunty ef Alameda. State of California. In tha matter of the estate of Jennie A. Apaley, deceased.

Notice of time set for proving will, etc No. 22147. Notice Is hereby given, that a Petition for the probate of tbe will of Jennie A Apsley, deceased, and for the la- tn J. A. Hill of letters testa such otner ousiness as may properly eomi'belors said meeting.

J. V. LANGE. Secretary. Court today, an out two oi iD cases being continued by reason of the DIVIDEND NOTICE.

BANK OF IT ALT. ass at satsa SB taTsBaa ndlaLa. aa Vb7 is a play swift aJtoW Laai simple si a furn in action and fuU of continuous sur- mhf)rto Ttty" Arbuckle out Scene WE HAVE Chester P. Darling, a native of Denmark, aged 70 yeara, 7 mouths snd la davs. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Japunry 14.

st 2:50 o'cloek p. from her late residence, 213T East 21st. Oakland. KTN0 Mi this cllv. Jsnuarv 12, 1919.

Irene dunces beloved wife of Itelnsldo n4Bw0 isvsjj CSsau latsvisauij. Vgn, tha half -VHf ndl na DaTeCmlasw mentary thereon has been filed In thia indisposition of attorneys or The care of Mrs. Vera Smith against L. Smith, for maintenance, was on trial before Jude T. W.

Harris. Smith reoently received a decree of annulment of their marriage because Mrs. Smfth ti ism- 4 dividend has btn d3rUPH -vmrt and that Thursday, the 16th day was Marts Golden, ln one of her best moods, creating laughs by the dozen with practically no effort. Ths new show was marked for several thlnga In the first plaoe it introduced a new lesding woman in the person of Auda Dua Miss Due has played leads on many occasions with succeaa but her work yesterday won a new-place for her In the estimation of b-r patrona Her work was polished and clever and thoroughly entertaining. She worked through the different scenes with ease and proved herself an actress Of the first magnitude.

Bessie Sankey's return to Te Liberty was the signal for a big reception. All of her friends were on hand to extend the warm hand of welcome and Miss Bankey responded with a nice little apeech. She said she was glad to be back at home and seemed to mean It Miss Sankey's best quality Is her sincerity She has ths ability to read her speeches on the stage a manner seldom heard ln dramatlo stock companies. Another old favorite to return was i ri iwiigcr ty," i I maata a daahtns? little laay in a wi atorv of a beautiful and accomplished meets A i-uah Nino and mother of Rsr. Jack, Alice ann st the rate of four (4 per cent per an of January, A.

1919, at 19 o'clock, sum on all aavlngs depoalts, payable ea I a m. of said day, at the Courtroom? snd after Thursday. January nil. I of Department Ne. 4, of said Court, at Dividends not called for are added to the Court House In th City of Oak.

and bear the same rate of Interest ss 1 hand. In said County of Alameda, has found to liave another husband llv- woman whose ready wit thwarts tne --M nf the olumo "was .7. reiected lover, minute tne i v.u Hawkins, whom she nao Karl Jiino, dsnshter of the late Joseph and Harsh Mnrtliii-a and sleter of Mra. Alice Harrison. Mrs.

sbc' Msdsen. Mrs. Loells Murlllo. Alliert slid Henry Msrt'nea. a na About 50 New White Rotary SEWING Mis.

Traver" hS not only a strikingly IJi a Tlnce" when he left for the principal iruiu aauuary isiv. 1 Kaen set tor tne neanna 01 aaiu jerii- a i.aira riava after their marriage. when and Depoalts mass on or oeaore January tlon and proving said win. tive nf Osklsnd, aged 41 yesrs, 8 10. H19.

will vara interest from Jaou The suit is for maintenance pending the adjustment of property rights. sry I. 1919. A. P.

OIANNINI. President. lurcnlha and 5 dnys. Friends nrn Invited to attend the fn iei eevleea Wecfnesrlsr. Jsnnarr beauurui woman -for-a maid, the love of country marked dramatlo ability.

and the lovs of children makes a tre- Tbeathe News Weekly is an inter- dln "pvttl In ths Cecil De Mills ftf i every evening: production" 'Till I Come Back to Tou." A delightful feature of every evening i featr 0f th Program, performance at the American the burn plays the Tilgh- 1019. at 9:30 o'clork a. at her tate where nay person Interested oiay ap. near anij s-onteat the same. Dated January 2d.

1919. GEO E. GROSS. Ciert. Bv W.

E. ADAMS. Deputy Clerk. DUNN. WHITE AIKEN.

Attorneys fnr Petitioner, 602 Syndicate pnVe of Brat publication Jaw. 4. 1919. residence. M71 Vicente atreet.

fhence tn SScred llesrt chnrch. Corner 40lh and Grove streets, where requiem blah msss will be celebrated for the repose or iter soul THE liAST PIUSONEIl SAN PEDRO. Jan. 18. To be the last man taken prisoner by the Germans before the armistice was signed, was a unique experience for Karl Kelsey, but according to a letter to his mother, who lives hers, of the situation was en ANNUAL MEETINQL THJt OAKLAND BANK OP SAVINGS.

OAKLAND, CAL. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of The Osklsnd Bank of Saving Oakland. California, will be held at tbe ofAce of the corporation, northeast corner of Broadway sod Twelfth street Oakland, California, on Monday, Jean ery 13th. 1919. st -8 o'clock P.

M. oaieuiewss a--- i ni the name proarmni -u Kln'm MACHINES 1919 Models Slightly damaged In shipment, ea which the railroad company has allowed us our claim. Tbe retail price of these narhtnaa la HO. For aulck sale wa ara sitv aav WATER COMPANY. the performances tomorrow evening.

William B. Maylon, corporal In headquarters company of the 143rd Meld Artillery, who returned Just In time to play the part of Maurice," which he created ln the New York production of "The Blue Envelope." Maylon's re THEDA BARA ALICE JOYCE AT T. AND P. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVE that the annual meeting of the stockholders.

tst th. vast Hav VHter Company wit! IN "SHE DEVIL." commencing st 10:13 clock. Interment. S'. Mary's cemetery.

OBEJtO In this city, Jsnnsrv 12. 1I9. Elinor Annshelle. desrlv beloved daughter of John B. snd Anne Ohcrg.

loving sister of the late Edward Oberg, a nallve of Oskland. aged 7 years. 9 months snd 14 dnys. Notice of funersl heresfter. FAF80WTTH In this elir.

15, 1919 linra. "denrlv beloved dsmrhter nf Mr. end hanced when he discovered that his captor before the war waa the owner Alice Joyce, supported by a notable "The She DevlL- SrVr. In J. A.

THOMSON. Secretary. ception amounted to an ovation and he spsnt about fifteen minutes between cast Including the matinee Idol. Mau- production. tha ml.

nf a Rnanlsh coauette. fur- be held at the principal office of the. of a large loj muoj i ivHr-- i. 'Haxrte--relating aem-o hi, 'TOCKHOLDERS' MEETINQ. I niahari tha headllner to the Broadway at the front His performance was also theater's' screen p'rograTfr yesf ertaTwtJi: ments; Liberty Bonds, face value.

Mrs. 'l)aiiierraWownK7'TeTngWterort rice Costello. appears in a delightful tain" at the Oakland T. and D. for a three'days-run-endlng tomorrow night (Tuesday) and capacity houses yesterday manifested their approval of MARRIAGE will be seen again toaay tor ins iaav annual meeting of stork- company, in the n.n a Oskland.

California, will be held at the southenst corner tVr. "J1 the office of the corporation on Tnes. Ninth Street, In the Any. January 14th. 1919.

at o'clock I County of Alameda Stale of CaMfornla, P. for the purpose of electing a I on Monday, the 3Tth day of Jamiarv. 1 eh. hcur nt two ClOCk I i- Whim meiooramaiio, tna prouiicimii Dressmsklng course ires. We also have a few very good, slight, hr used machines from up, all guar-ant red for i years.

WH1TB BKWINO MACHTNB CO, all 14t'a corner Jcffersoa Vi wtiloh waa i tiaa a touch oi-nam coineuy wnicn un- MAQOIAHAHOOEHS Arthur n. Masrlara, trannacClntt above reproach. Altogether the production of "The Blue Envelope'' was up to Ye Liberty's high standard and if there was anyone ln the audience who didn't lauRh, at (the ridiculously funny scenes in the play, there was something radically wrong with his mental equilibrium. The play was billed as a scream. It is.

WALLV KBID WINS AT FRANKLIN. Hni ll'-S'i velms B. Kogen, Lua Anselea. UCfl nrr iu jr yrupriy William I'srsnwllh. a tslirc of Rlissis.

aged 17 vrrs, rlenils sre Invited to sttend the funeral TuefJsy. 14. 1II1II. st 10 o'clock a. from the residence psriors vf Andiier A East Uth street, corner of 1Mb ave.

BANCHTJ! In. this cltv, Jsnnnry 11. 1019 ttoste Ksnches. beloved ifauybter of Mr. still Naticbes snd loving skter of I snrlli CilPtlne.

Anlnnette. Alevsnder. Isnila snd Jne fa lies, a native nf New Oolas, aged IS yeses. A months. Friends and scquslatsnees are respeetfullv Invited to sttend the funeral Tuesday.

Jan CUIUS oeiwo iim nimuit. SAGEHORV. Sscralary. NELSON buys, sells, rents snd repairs sll mskss of sewing mschlnes. (It 14th bet.

Jefferson and Grove. Oskland 1714. DEATHS adapted fronTthe story "Cap'n Abe- ferentiates it from the Theda Baia Storekeepert' -Jy James A. Cooper, pictures to( which we have become ac-Allce Joyce as Louise, a sorlet- girl customed. 'The star has gone to Spain who runs away from her straight-Uioed for her story and depicts a woman cltv aunt to visit Uncle Abe down on without a conscience adored snd sought the Cape and poses ss Lady Macbeth to by all men.

Her conquests finally fur-rout superstitious Indians bsnt on slay- nlsh a sensational climax but the story Ing her uncle, is sure to Increase her Is never overdrawn and the siren of ever-growing number of admirers. the screen Is at her best It Is a The other feature photoplay at the Ham Fos production and up to the and D. Is entitled "The Man ot standard usually presented by the pro-Bronse" and Lewis Stone and Mar- ducer. guerlte Clayton share honors ln this The program today off ers surf sit of well wriuin and intelligently produced screen enterUlnment that-' runs the screen drama. The music at the.

big gamut of war thrills and enlightenment rleV nn Kiaenth street Is. as usuaf. The concluding events of the great. SEWING all makes, II up: The annual meeting of the Ladles' Relief Society will be held 00 Thursday January 9, 1919, at 10 A. In tbe Cblldrao'S Home, 345 rortT-flfth street.

HELEN CAMPBELL, Cor. Secy. Ladles' Belief Society. of stld day. for the elwtlnn 'or directors for the ensuln year arid for the transaction of such other miy properly come before said meet- January 11 MARKa Secretary of Ess BsyWster Cotnpsnv.

LaoTes' relief societv Tha following children stcre admlthrd' to the home of tha Ladles' Relief Society of Oakland during the half year Sndfng December 21. 191S: Half orphans: John Af vears" Jean Smith. 4 month; Burt El sold. rented, repsirea. uavio.

ess AKATA In this eltr. Hmtrf It, lfit. nr. Clay. Lake 141.

11th 14. 1919. at her lste residence. Sin Castro Ixnilu Arata, 0rly belornl wire ot Aa ela. kaiareS nothr of Stella.

Mary 1,11 TVPEWRITKKS. Waaaaaaaaaaaa)aata SaSassastal liaa, Aafele oJm'f Arata. loving alater of Mr. Paisilra Bllfla of Mill Valley, a street, thence to Rf. Msrv'a rhnreh.

where mass will be said for tbe repose of her sonl, commencing nt 9 o'clock, tbenca to Bt Msrv's cemetery. TVTHMFTJ! -ln Alstneils. January 13, 1919 aatlva of Itilr. axtd 20 rara. Because there's no use arguing with an electrlo chair, Wally Reld escapes to the Funeral Range in "The Man from Funeral Range at tha Franklin Sunday till Wednesday.

Oun play and quick wit sava ths situation, and the young prospector, played by Reld, shoulders all tha blame. However, while some men have spent their lives In ths refuge of the Funeral Range, Reld romes back to seek vindication and ths girl for whom he eao-a, rlflced himself. Women and Tawe Lions," a "roarlnsr" comedy, is slrown On ths TO WHOM CONCERNED: R. H. Robinson, 2801 California atreet, rieikeley, will not be responsible for bills contracted by his wife, Mrs.

R. H. (Susie) Robinson. rt. h.

Robinson. ADT In (hla dir. January It, 1910, Allr. Theodore Frederick Htelnmets. 'orlng be.pretl wife ot John Brmlr.

(otlag Riotbar conflict sre shown in a war review and a Chester outing supplies interest of Emma, Bntno, Winter, Rmr.ilpn snd will of Mra. waittr I. smyin no iwrs. rrener-Irk H. yield, a satlvt of Ht.

Clair. Ism Htelnmets, a native of Germany, aged mer Tully. monms; oiuioo amtrr, ''floth parents living: Doris Watson, years: Ixmnld Watson, years; la.b-rr I yenr: Qeorga Canfivld, a Eniren'a Wflili. 1 month. superb.

Katltan Attl, the famous harp virtuoso is heard nightly on this wonderful instrument and Is well worth the admission price alone. Bignor Mar-celll and his orchestra render Offenbach's "Orpheus" ln a splendid manner. to education lovers, a hick eennpi Comedy, "Ladles First," creates roars of laughtsr. AMERICAN FACTORY REB HILT TYPEWRITERS are rtcognld as the standard of re 1 built machines throughout ths eotomer cial world, yet rhey cost no more than others. Prices rsnse from tii to 171 Standard typewriters rented at law fates.

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Th fuoaral wrlU- tal place Tatwdar. Jas 71 rears. II months and 1M dsrs. ITIAND In this citr, January 11, 1010 Hl.non. dearly beloved father of Mra.

10 1 My wife, Enxy Ft. Walker, having left my bed and board, I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by har on and after this 11th day of Janu- 14, 1010. at a. froui tha parlors at Tomorrow, Mams norniana ui a 1 t- xl r- uniH'i cr Larsrn. Mra.

E. B. Brynlldsen and Olaf Itnaca A Knoe. IUT t'lxlniont anaut, and Mynard Khsrman Jones at the seen In "A Perfect 88 snd KeMiie a master of that Hayakawa will reappear In "Ths Cheat" same program, as well as "Three Hours T-t a fhplaHa PnmaHv ant a aAanln Christie Comedy, and a scenic, Htrsnd, a native sf aged (3 years, ery. 1919, (henua ra at.

To's rbsreh. where a roiulasi (blSMds, JAMBS ANPKBW WALKBO. klgk suss wUI be aaiabratea tor lbs reposs moo tag. organ proves te be i The Trail to tbs Bkjr." mawnOUt instrument organ proves to be with. Fannie Ward, Ladles' KoUvf -i.