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SATURDAY EVENING Daft la nO Crifcime APRIL 7, 1923 17 GOVERNOR GALLS FEUDIST SOUGHT IN AUTO TRAGEDY Alameda Co. Vital Statistics Births, Marriages and Deaths SCHOOL SYSTEM COSTLY FAILURE AS GIRL SLAYER VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THB UNITED STATES fTha Gold Stripe Order) Membership open to all Soldiers, Sailors and Marlnea who have aeon foreign service. COL JOHN J. ASTOR POST No. 85, meeta 1st and 3rd Friday of each month at o'clock.

Memorial Hall. City Hall. Oakland. Visitors cordially invited. Next meettmr.

April JO. R. E. MITCHELL. Com.

Piedmont 4858J D. BORG1S, Adjt, 623 69th SU Pied. 647JW. LADIES' AUXILIARY TO IOHN J. ASTOR POST meets tnd and 4th Wednesday at I o'clock, Memorial Hall.

City Hall, vited. Visiting ladles cordially Ift- Next meeting-, April 11. MRS. RUTH BOROE, Pres Piedmont 8472W MRS. OT.LIE REMMERS.

Seoy. 6120 Genoa st Pied. ISStW If" LtEOT HOUSl Wood! BUT. HAS9CALLT. WATER- HOUSE POST No.

tit meets Wednesday night. Woodmen's ball. 1261 E. 14ln street Next meeting April 10. CHAS.

FISHER, Merrltt 843. stree Ne I P. ROGERS. Adit. 924 E.

14th St. LADIES AUXILIARY TO LI BUT. WATBRHO08E POST meets tnd and 4t Wadneadav at 8 o'clock D. woodmen a Man. sios si-Next meeting, April It.

MARION W. HEINZ, Pres. Merrltt 841 MISS ORRTRODB B. BROWN. Sec, tl IS 17tb ive.

rcultvaie 1868 tfit LT. E' ERETTR. LEISURE lF POST No. 999. meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month 4Vv at 8 p.

Memorial Hall. City Halt. Oakland. Visitors oor-dlnlly Invited. Next meeting, April 17.

a KAYB. Com. Pa. Lake. 1700 M.

P. MORKEN. AdJL. 1806 65th ave. AMERICAN LEGION OAKLAND POST.

NO. t. Office: Phone Oak. 7811. Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday at clubrooms.

Luncheon every Monday. 1546 Broadway. Next meeting, April 17. New clubrooms at 419 19th at DR. JOHN SLAVICH, Com- AROONNE POST NO.

339 AMERICAN LEGION ARGONNE POST. NO. 235. Phone Oakland 1763 MeetlnKB. Room 107.

Hotel Oakland. 2nd Friday In each month. Next meeting. April 13. M.

SWAN80N. Adj. R. SMITH, Com. WOMEN'SAirxiLIARY of Oakland Post No.

A. I meets tnd and 4th Friday evenings In Pythian Castle. 12th and Alice sta. Next meeting, April 13. CATHERINE RISHEL.

459 st A DEI. 19 CARLY, Secy. 1502 E. 14th St. Merrltt 2347.

United Span. War Veu. R. tt L.IHCUM UAM1" INO. 7.

meets Thursday evening in Memorial hnll. City hall. Oakland. All visit-ins veterans invited. Join the Insurance club.

Next meeting. April 12. C. A. VINCENT.

Com. 1362 Courtland Fruit. 23S0J. C. M.

WARDALU 6020 Webs: -r. Pled. 7447 Jt'LIA A MARTIN AUXILIARY No. 2, Auxiliary to E. If.

LIScum Camp No. 7, U. S. W. meets In Memorial hall, Ity Hall, 1st and 3rd Wednesdays.

Visiting sisters welcome. Next meeting. April 18. ALICE AXFORD, Pres. MARGARET BELLAR.

Secy. JOSEPH H. McCODRT CAMP. No. 12, meets 2nd Thursday, In Native Sons hall, iihatturk.

near Center Uerkelev. Next meeting, April 12. W. C. GASH, Com.

P. HANSCOM. Adjt. British Great War Veterans of America Inc. California Post No.

10 Meets every Monday In' St George hall. Next meeting, April 9. m. GRANT. Prea FRED V.

CLARK, Secy. Office, St George hall. 2Sth and Orove streets, Oakland. Cal. U.

V. R. UNITED VETERANS OF THE REPUBLIC LTEUT. OUENTIN ROOSE VELT DMT No. 15.

All service men with honorable discharge welcome. Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays at p. fourth floor. Odd Fellows 11th and Franklin sts. Next meeting, April 9, J.

P. ST1LLWAUOH, 1474 High St B. R. RENO. Adjt, 1300 46th Ave.

Disabled American Veterans of the World War, Chapter No. 7, meets at Hermann Sons Hall. 1125 West St. nr. 12th.

All disabled ex-serv ice men Invited to join. Next meeting, April 13. Q. KAT7.KNRERG. Com.

a HENDRICK8. Adjt irnc a no ciuhroomn six Rrosfl- SONS OF VETERANS COL. B. D. BAKER CAMP NO.

1, Dlv. Calif, and Pac, meets Memorial halt, 2nd Tuesday and 4 th Monday. Next meeting, April 10. R. R.

DITM8ER. Com. SCOTT G. CLOUD, fiery. Society of the First Division Department of California 1 MEETINGS MEMORIAL HALL, AUDITORIUM, SAN FRANCISCO, IHT MONDAY EACH MONTH.

NEXT MEETING MAY 7. CAPT. BOYD, PRES. Phono BerVeley 8S4KW B. A.

Y. OAKLAND HOMESTEAD No. 139, meets Tuesday evening at L. u. O.

F. temple. 11th and Franklin sts. Tuesday evenina. Anrll 10.

whist party: score card 4. 26c. Public Is invited. JOHN T. McKEOWN.

Foreman. 2037 FrsnelftOA Rt, sti uj MRS. L. HOLMES, iin su. uagiand, uak.

1489. IVANHOB HOMESTEAD No 865 meets the Id and 4th Thursday or each month In I. O. O. F.

hall. Hun Leandro Next meeting, April 11, JOSEPH JORDAN. Foreman. ISGtf HAfninar aw Oabl.ttil MRS. MCNEILL.

Correspondent, 8li8 FistwdHIo kt a 8 Isn. 9S8W DANISH BROTHERHOOD PACIFIC LODOB NO. 39. Meets evsry Tuesday evening at Danish ball. 114 Uth st Visiting brothers walaoma.

Next-meeting. Apm Mf. -r A. HELTBORG. Prea 902 K.

14th st Mar. 4204. NICK A RfiON. secy. () BTsTssaBiBatsj I.

O. O. F. PORTER I)DGB No. 171.

LO.O, F. meeta everv Mondav avenlnc at Porter hall. 1918 Grove ah Visiting orntners welcome. Next meeting, April t. Annual roll call.

Mall in your reservation caras zor oinner at p. m. R. A. BROWN.

N. a 0, P. JOHNSON. R. a Pled.

4274J. FRTJITVALB LODGE No 49. I. CO. meets every Monday evenings In w.

IX W. hall. 1620 E. 14th at Ail visiting Dimmers welcome, Next meeting, April 9. E.

ROCHE. Noble Grand. ZB20 Abfiy st a a Ph. Pled. 1297J.

OAKLAND LODGE No. lit. 1. O. O.

meets every Tuesaey night In I. O. O. F. temple, at Eleventh and Franklin streets.

Next meeting, April Iff. CLAUDE JOHNSON, N. a Phone Oakland till I. J. FRAWLEY, Reo, See.

Lakeside 4321. VORWAERTS LODGE No. 813. 1. O.

meets at Porter hall. 19th inil flrnvi sts. Meetings every Mondav night Next meeting. April 9. First degree will be given Monday night at 7:30.

Brothera and drill team please take not Ire. VICTOR L. LINDQUIST, N. a ANTON U1N1UCHSEN. Keo.

Sea FOUNTAIN LODOB No. 401, tf 1. O. O. meets tvery Wednesday evening In O.

O. K. Tsmple, Eleventh and Franklin streets. Next meeting, April 11. 2nd Degree team take notice.

K. JOHNSON. N. G. A.

J. STURGEON, Uc. yeo. Pled. 1602W.

CAMPANILE LODGE No. 461. I. O. O.

meeta ever Tuesday at I P. at I. O. O. F.

hall, corner Addison and Shattuek, Berkeley. Welcome brothers, wsl- oome. Nexr meeting. April 10. Important business.

Members be sure and show up. G. R. WRIGHT. N.

O. J. MAGNEit R. a ENC1NAL LODOB NO. 114 ceo 1.

6. O. Fn meets every Wednesday evening. Odd Fellows Ball, corner Park street and Santa Clara ave Alameda. Next meeting.

April 11. A. J. HOUCK. N.

0. PBflEY FOX Sec, 1170 Bdwy. ELMHURST LODGE No 114 I meets every huisday evening In 1. O. 6.

F. hail. 92nd ave. and K. 14tb st Visitors always welcomed.

Next meeting, April 12. First degree. Degree staff take notice. O. F.

CARLSON. N. O. J. O.

DANlELSt FtvL 2I4J. GOLDEN RULE ENCAMP- MENT No. 14, 1. O. O.

moos every una ana FRlday. at I p. In Odd Fens tempie, inn anu Franklin streets. Next meeting, April It. 1'atrlarchiai degree will be conferred.

Unity Encampment No, 28 hold their anniversary Monday. Anrll 1. at their hall, I. O. O.

Temple, Han Francisco. Members of Golden Rule meet there, 8 p. m. N. E.

FEAKIN8, C. P. U. HAZELTON, Hoc, Horlbe. Phone Oakland 4624.

CABIRPS meet at 1. O. 0. F. temple, first and third Saturday of eaub month.

Grand Masquerade Ball' at Aahmes Temple. April 7th. Forty prizes. WM. HAMMER.

Archon, WALTER 8TAEHLK. Scrlptor. Phone Frultvala I.891.I. McCKACKEN. Pled.

ex I 0. 0. F. MANCHESTER UNITY Manchester Lodge, I. O.

O. 8068, Manchester Unity, mei(ts In Jenny l.lnil hall. 22211 Telegraph avenue, every Monday at 8 p. un. Initiation verv first and third Mondays In th' BGEO.

A. LANOTRY. N. G. 177 Eighth St.

Oakland 1778, CAJtAT, Secretary. 2501 Blxty-slxth Avenue. TnE SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OAKLAND UUUNUU 713, Security Benefit Association, meets every i Pnrter ha I 1918 Grove st Visiting members welcome. ext meeting. April 13.

Regular meeting. For information call nPVn' lolmson. district deputy. 1529 Jack son. uaaiaim a uonti.

ores dent, lOlhatraatiPhonaOak. WM; Harry Oik. Mlii Maud A. Chesvlck. cor responding secre ary.

4706 Fairfa. ave, Frultvale 2162W, KIRK PATRICK COUNCIL No. 2811 meets every Tues-day at St. George hall and fir Of. Wnclal dance.

April 10. Tues. tickets AT)AMfl, Pres. 8871 Greenwood Mer. 1020.

HATT1K A HN lj neujr. 1179 San Pablo. Berkeley. Berk. 944.1.

J. LYEN, Flnanc er, 2HM Carlton nera5ijr MRS, ISAUrjU uwnuc. Matron. For inrortnauoii. District 007 43d St.

Pled. 6018J, Or J. W. Lei ter. District Deouty, 2t5 West street, r-ieomoni ovt" INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS svtrrriT OAKLAND 1227 meets at St.

George ball. 26th and 0rVGOLDKN JUBILEE Next meeting, April 12. J. (1 MI ELK Chief Ranger. FRANK M.

REED. Fin. Secy. 1419 Broadway, room 2. ForeBteM of America fmiRT SHELL MOUND, No.

17. meets In Golden Gate hall. cor. 67th st and tan Pablo ave, every Thursday evening MANUEL KAtutSi Chief Ranger. H.

NORTHEY. Financial Secy, 3823 Watts ph. Pled. 8872J. ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS COURT ADVOCATE No.

7371 Jenny Llnd hall. 2229 Tele-iriDb are. Every kriday. ir.tr Anril 13. booth, c.

a J. w. REALY, Treaa JUi iin KM. we. 41(13 Pied.

sve. NATIONAL UNION A88LIH. ANCE SOCIETY, Oakland Council No. 973, meets Pacific ltth and Jeffer- son sts. 1st and ra nojm 1329 Octavla.

st fj. FTTRPY Fin. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 784 meets every tnd and fourth Monday evenings at nights of Columbus auditorium, t80 13th st Net pieeMnir Monday, April JOHN 1. FLYNN. Grand Knight.

eL-awjatsatsA frrv'TvyisysPsy KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OAKLAND LODGE Ne. lOt. meets at Uth and Alice sta. Pythian CaaUe. Thurs.

da. Next meeting, April 11. Esquire rank. J0HN OARftTTTT. CL' JAS.

DENNiaON. K. of R. and lARAMODNT LODGE Na 17. meeta every Wednesday at Pythian Castle, 12th and Alice sts.

Visitors welcome Next meeting, April 11; Esquire rank. T. A. RODGER. C.

C. JT. B. DUNHAM. K.

RT S. rieamoni zw. DIRIOO LODGB NO 114 meets In Pythian Castle, and Alice sts, ext meeting, April 10. J. DUNCAN, C.

CARL V. WOOD. K. of R. and 8.

ELM LODGB No. 114 meats every Tuesday evening at a a F. halL 12nd ave and 14th at Visitors always welcome. Next meeting, April 10. Final reading of by-laws.

R. TOUNO, Elmhurst 1900. HENDERSON. K. of R.

and a LAKESIDE LODGE. No. 141 Meets every Monday night, Pytblaa Castle. 11th and-Al-Ice street Esquire rank. April Knight rank, April It.

ABB. DAVIS. A. O. SWAIN.

of R. and Pbone Fruit vale 3130J. Abu Zaid Temple No. 201 D. 0.

K. K. Regular meetings each Mom day in month. Secure your tickets for Patrol EDW. R.

MA1NWAR1NG, Royal Visor. MABRV ST ALLWOUTH. Seoy. PYTHIANISTERS CALANTHB TEMPLE No. meets In Charity Hall, Pythian Castle.

12th and Alice every Tuesday evening. Next meeting, April 10. Whist TINA LAYTHAM. M. IS.

FLORENCB M. FLIELER, M. of R. snd Mer. 159.

LOYAL TEMPLB No. meets In Charity hall, IvTvH Pythian castle, 12th and tM Alloa streets every Wednesday evening. .1 Next meeting, April It RUTH LEES 13. M. Ti.

C.r Oakland 7211 LITNA AUSTIN. M. ot ft. at C. Merrltt 80.

1 Woodmen of the World FRU1TVALB CAMP; the largest oamp In Alameda Co. 1100 members meets In Woodmen ot the World building, list a 14th st, every Thursday evening. visiting neigo oors weioomc Next meeting. April 1 1. THOMAS BACON.

C.C 1163 7th Avo. Elm. 1168. T. T.

BURNETT, Clerk. E. HUNT, Dlst 1gr. ornce in tne ouuaing. open uu; Pbone Frultvale 1314.

3 ATHENS CAMP No. 487. W. O. meets every Wednes day evening, p.

Ma sonlo hall, 6818 College av next to Chimes Theater. Next meeting, April 11. H. R. LAV TON.

C.C. D. A. SINCLAIR, Clerk. Phone Merrltt 1000.

OAKLAND CAMP NO. 94. W. O. meets Monday evening In Corinthian ball, Paclf lo 16th and Jefferson at Next meeting, April 9.

FRED E. ANDERSON, Con. Com. Office hours: 11 a. m.

to I p. m. dally except Saturday, 11 a. m. to I too p.

in. A. D. HUGHES, Clerk. Office, room 218 Paciflo bldg.

Phone Lakeside 7119. ALPHA CAMP No. 101. W. O.

meets every Friday evening at I o'clock Brooklyn temple, 107 E. 14th st Next meeting. Anrll 18. ti w. Mitt ven.f wviih lest) 33rd ave.

T. H. HAGEMAN, Clerk. 1421 23rd eve. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Over a Million Membera Oakland Camn No.

7238 meets Tuesday nlgbt In Porter ball, ml Grove street Next meeting, April 10. Class adoption and Scotch urogram, a la Lauder. IRA PROSSER. V. C.

A tlitlTU'iriT rlarlr lilt Broadway. Lakeside 2178 Office hours, 10 to I p. m. for pay ment of dues. Royal Neighbors of America j-T.

OAKLAND CAMP No. tl79 meeta first and third Fri day nights at ml oeorge ha l. Zbth and urove sis. Next meeting, April 20. BERTHA F.

DIAMOND, Oracle, KS35 Miles ave. Pled. 61'JlJ. MATMK J. LAWHON, 874 asth ave.

Ftvle. 8H43W THE MACCABEES OAKLAND TENT No, 17 meets at Truth Hall. 1. 0. O.

F. 11th and Franklin sts. Office and reading room. 480 12th a I room 209. Next meeting, April 9.

Public whist. C. H. KOEHLER. Com.

Phone Merrltt 971. J. L. FINE, n. K.

Pbone Oak. 8328. WOMEN'8 BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ARGONAUT REVIEW No, meets every weanesaay evening in Wigwam hall, Pacino mam. Next meeting. April 11.

8284 Enclnal ave. Ala. 1033J. MRS. MAUDE PETERSON.

R. K. 2931 hi. iia st urultvaie (. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

OAKXiAMO HtLVinv no. meets Tuesday evening In Paciflo bldg, tttb and Jefferson sts. Next eetlng, April 10, MARY WILLIAMS, Com, 738 16th st Ph. Oak. 6897.

MARY FOSTER, Record Keeper. 4iUeT tail mVSe 87 1U1U ttV Ladies of the Maccabees GOLDEN POPPY HIVE 1018, Ladles ot the Maccabees meets the. first and tiiiid Tuesday nights In every month In O. O. F.

bldg, 11th and Franklin sts. Next meeting, April 17. CATHRYN D. WILT, Com, 637 28th phone Oak. 1110.

ANITA K. CONODON. Reo. Keeper. 2228 89th phone Fruit.

1jfW. FRATERNAL AID UNION OAKLAND LODGE No. 840. fpfa FRATERNAL AID UNION, i-MtU meets zo ana em nu evenings at Athens halt Paciflo Bldg, Utb and Jefferson sta First meeting eacn monm. Busi ness meeting; second meeting, social meeting.

FRANK D. MERRILL. Berkeley 95J. BLANCHE FILE. f31 Shatter ave.

pieomoni i HZ AMERICAN ORDER SONS OF ST. GEORGE ALBION LODGE -eefs every Wednesday evening at St George ball, at tith an Grova at a. Next meeting, April 11. Theater Fulton theater, Thursday, April 12. ---t ERNEST REED, Prea 1724 6th ave.

Men, t440. THOMAS BOOTH. Secy, f21 68th at Pled, 42711. and third Thursday of the month at I p. In the Odd Fallows hall.

Park and Santa Clara avea, Alameda. Next meeting, April 1. Englishmen and Americans of English anoestry eligible. H. SPUROEON.

Pres. tilt Alameda Ala. Ala. 1709J. G.

LIVINGSTON. Secy. lilt 41st ave. F'tvale 12S9W. Junior Order United American Mechanics CUSTER COUNCIL NO.

12. meeta every Tuesday night. Paclde bldg, ltth and Jefferson. Next meeting. April 10.

FOWLER. Councilor. 832 18th at Oak. 7171. B.

Xv ALBRECHT, Reo. Daughters of America fevevf MARTHA WASHINGTON COUNCIL, NO. iOi. meets every Friday night at at Pythian Caatla, 12tb and Alice atreeta. Next meeting, April 19.

MRS. LILLIAN MURDBN. Com. 10S7 Alleen street ROSE A. WAXMAN.

Reo. Beo. 884 17th Oakland. LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF U. S.

A. on the' (Grand Register Triennial Council) OAKUANU A U. no. a us, meets first and third Wed-nesdays In each month, Har hn I Ci. F.

tem- nl. llfh Franklin sta. Oakland. Next meeting. April 111 Initiation and general business.

Whist parly will be given by the lodge Wednesday, April 26. Admis-ston. pEARCB. W. Laksslde 1627.

F. CLARK. Secy, I. O. O.

F. temple. Utb and Franklin sts. Order of Scottish Clans Safe, Sound, Conservauva Fraternity Insurance. -CLAN MacDONALD No.

It meets In- St George ball, 15th and Grove sta, xni mi 4th Fridays. Ail men ot Hoot-Ush birth or descent between the ages of It and 46 are eligible for active memoersnip. am --eligible tor social membership. DAVID HENDRY, Chief. 719 81st St.

PROCTOR. Seoy, 7 4th St.t Pled. 1984W United Commercial Traveler! OAKLAND COUNCIL 194 United Com- iclal Travelers tt America meets 1st and rd Friday, evenings. I. O.

F. Temple, lltli and Frartklln sts, Memorial exercises Apr, at p. m. jtNOWOOO. Secy.

Lakeside '489. Oakland 6807. tl. JULES MA1LLOUX, Senior rounsnlnr: Merrltt tTOil. MOOSE 4 OAKLAND LODOB Na 314.

I. O. meets every Friday nlcht at Moose hall. 12th and Clay sts. Club rooms open Hally.

WM. J. HAMILTON. Seoy. The Oakland Tribune ts a member ot The Association at News paper ClnsslHed Advertising Ms-acers, which Includes leading newspapers throug' ut the country and has for Us aim the elimination of fraudulent and mislead.

Ing classified advertising. The Oakland Tribune, as well as every other member of the Association, endeavors to print onlv truthful Want-ads and will appreciate having its attention called to any advertisement not conforming to the highest standards of honesty. INDEX Want Ad Section Want Ad Classifications appear In numerical ordor, and all related classes are grouped together. For example: All advertising of Rooma To Let is numbered 10 to It. The numbers appear on the headings, so If you seek room and board look throuah the "20s:" "Board" Is No.

25, and always follows "Housekeeping Rooms (24). Note Every "For Sale" or "To Let" heading has a -Wanted" classification with the same number, but toilowed by tbe letter Classification Number Apartments 11) Automobile, including accessories. repairs, trips) tl 91 V. tl tt IB 71 46 IN IB 11-19 It ti IT 44 10-31 .49 39 tM U-it 18 fa Building Trades Business Directory isudoi-Tided by Bus. Eauipment For Business Business property For Bale.

Business Sites To Carpenters Cattle. Goats, Children Boarded Country Dancing Dogs, Cats, Pets. DreesmaklDg Electrical 4 Employment Employment Farm and Dally Factories, Warehouses To Let factory Sites For Flats To Let Flats For Sale Found Articles Garages To Gardeners Help Wanted Hardwood Floors Laid Hardwood Floors Polished. Hotels iM Hotels, etc Fur Sale. Home-made Things For 9 1 '7 19 4 1 40 Sale Horses, eto Houses For Houses To Let.

Household Instruction Invalid's Homes. Lost Articles Lots For Sale money 10 AAian. tt-M Machinery Meetings-Lectures 1 Miscellaneous tis. Motocycles (v 10 Movers annex Music. Dancing.

yi i fuslcal Instruments. el Needlectafts Oftlces To It Oils. Mining, Timber Out-of-Town 11 Painter 1 a tt Property For 4 Rabblta Tl Real Rentala iv-ss Kepalrmea TR Roofers 7U Rooms (Board. Hekp, 12-2 Situations Wanted 17-11 Stocks, Bonds. Investments.

to Stores and Studloe To Let. is Teachers t-l Trades Taught 10 Tractora SI I'rurks; 91 Trailers Trucking Travel 91 Asserts Politicians Rule It and That Is Is Top Heavy With Extravagance. SACRAMENTO. April T. CBy Associated The adminis tration of the California school sys tem was characterised as "a political oligarchy, top heavy, with un- priced and useless spendthrifts," in a' statement issued yesterday by Governor Friend W.

Richardson. The governor charged that "reck less extravagance" had' character ized the management of the schools and that the people generally were dissatisfied with the subjects taught. The governor's statement follows: "The people are coming to know that reckless extravagance has characterized the management of the schools and that our children are being taught to spend foolishly and unwisely, Instead of to save, to practice economy and to follow the doctrines of the great Franklin. With the excessive taxes loaded upon the people for school purposes there has been no corresponding increase in school ef ficiency. ''For the past few weeks I nave been asking parents from all over California, the results of the teach ing their children are receiving.

T-e answers have been that their children are getting a 1 smattering of many subjects, but know little, of any, that they cannot spell cor- rectnly, cannot read well, cannot write legibly, and cannot do simple nroblems. and that high taxes, ex travagance and spending are advocated and even the smallest tot used for spreading political propaganda. "DETHRONE POITICIANS." "The time has come when the schools of California must be put on a business basis, when real edu cation must be. given children, ana when political educators should be dethroned. I am as strong an advocate of the public schools as anyone.

believe In their worth. I know they are the foundation of our gov e.nment. Every teacher has. my sympathetic support and appreci atlon. I stand strongly for good pay for teachers.

But the public schools are facing a dangerous situation Politicians under the guise of edu cators have loaded the school pay roll with unnecessary expenses, have bought recklessly at publio expense and have piled the. tax burden so high upon the people that the whole school structure is In danger. "There must be a return to sane methods and economical admints tration. The political oligarchy in control of the schools must be unhorsed, For the good of the schools there must be a change. The schools are topheavy with unnecessary supervision and high priced and useless spendthrifts.

BUDGET HELD AMPLE. "The elimination of these unnecessary barnacles will result in freeing the teachers from the annoyances of their overlords and give them more time for teaching. I have great confidence in the teachers of California. I believe they are doing their best. I believe, if f.eed from the political highcr-ups they can do betterfi "The budget makes ample provision for the publio schools of California.

It maintains the state's full share of the teachers' salaries and provides well for the children." WOOD MAKES NO REPLY." SAN JOSE, April 6. "I am not particularly Interested in the governor's statement," said Will C. Wood, state superintendent of schools, who was here for a school dedication at Campbell. 'The statement answers itself and the people of California know whether or not it is true." Winters Girl Tells Of Her Engagement WOODLAND, April 7. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Morrison, of Winters, announces the betrothal of their daughter, Miss Katherine Virginia Morrison, to Attorney Richard Frederick Kahle. of San Diego. Miss Morrison was formerly a stu dent of Columbia University, N. while Kahle is a graduate of Stanford University.

The bride-to-be has been of late connected with the decorative department of one of the large San Francisco furni ture stores. Kahle spent a year and a half In France, coming away with a degree from the Besaccon University there. The young couple met while students at Stanford University. DIVORCE STTITS FILED Grace vs. C.

L. Huckins; crulty. Mary vs. Joseph Roberts; non-support. Bert A.

vs. Goldic Dean Relm; annulment David L. vs. Goldle F. Minogglo; desertion.

CARD OF THANKS 1 herebv desire to express my heartfelt thanks to my many friends for their beautiful floral offerings and kind words of sympathy extended to me in my late bereavement, the loss of my beloved wife, Marion Esther Lirabach. (Signed) GERALD R. LIMBACH. The family of the late Ida L. Teung wish, to thank their maov friends for tbelr kind words of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings.

HARVEY F. TOTJNO and family. Is the saving which a Codes. funeral brings yon. the repose of her sou', commencing at 9:30 a.

m. Interment St Mary's Cemetery. KRt'SR In Oakland, April t. 1923, Charles Kruse; a native of Germany, aged tt years I month 10 days. Private funeral this (Saturday) afternoon at the chapel of Grant D.

2373 East Fourteenth street, corner of I4th avenue. Interment Mt. View Cemetery. MARSTON In San Francisco, April 4, 1923, Reba A. Marston, dearly beloved wife of the late Phineas F.

Marston, loving mother of Mrs. R. T. Bray and Mrs. H.

A. Dev ereaux of. Stocktton. and sister of J. Foster of Portland, Oregon; a native of Norwich.

Con. necticut; aged 74 years. 6 months, I day. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, April 7, 1923, at 9:30 o'clock p. m.

at the "Funeral Home" ot Engel A Metnert, 2655 Telegraph avenue at Twenty-seventh street. Interment, Mt View cemetery. MORROW At OJal, Ventura county. L. April 3.

1933. W. C. Morrow, oeiovea nusDnna ox uyaia muuku-, ton Morrow, a native of Alabama, Funeral services will be held in Trinity Church, San Jose, CaU Saturday, April 7, at ociock m. Interment private.

MrKAY In this city, April 1913, William, husband of Frances McKay, and father of Margaret, Norman and Josephine McKay, a native of Canada, aged 62 years, months snd 16 days. Friends and acquaintances are 'respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services to be held at tne chapel of Grant D. Miller, 2373 East Fourteenth street, corner Twenty-fourth avenue, Oakland, Monday, April 9. 1923. at 11 o'clock a.

m. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Mcr.RVW In this city. April 4. 1923.

Julia MnUtaw (McGrath) a native of Ireland, aged 64 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, April 10, 1923, at 8 o'clock a. m. from the chapol of Grant D. Miller, 2372 East Fourteenth street, corner of Twenty-fourth avenuo, thence to St.

Anthony's church where a mass will be celebrated for the repose of her squI commencing at 8:30 a. tn. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. R1S8ELL In this city, April 1923 William Earl Russell, husband of Helen Russell, father ot William J.

Russell son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Russell, and brother of Mrs.

Doris Gray of Redwood City and Mrs. Helen Seavy of Seattle, a native of California, aged 25 years 7 months IV days. A member of Brooklyn lodge No. 225. F.

ft A. and Scottish Rite bodies of Oakland. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services to be held at the chapel of Grant D. Miller, 2372 E. 14th street, corner of 24th Monday, April 9, 1923, at 3 o'clock p.

m. Services under the auspices of Brooklyn Lodge No. 226. F. and A.

M. Interment Mt. View cemetery. Officers and members of Brooklyn Lodge No. 225, F.

A. are hereby requested to attend the funeral services of our late brother, William Earl Russell, Monday, April 9, 1923, at 3 o'clock p. at the chapel of Grant D. Miller, 2372 East Fourteenth street, corner of Twenty-fourth avenue. PaMsWWfs" F.

A. M. DIRECTORY AAHMES TEMPLE OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA, office and club rooma at ltth and Harrison streets, office hours. 9 a.

m. till p. m. Phone Oakland 413 Clubrooms 11 a. m.

till midnight LUNCH II to 1. Phone Oakland 2604. Regular stated session, third Wednesday of each mnnth. Shrine' Circus and 8tyle Show at the Oakland Auditorium, eight nignis, irom April i to 1 inclusive W. J.

MCCRACKEN, Potentate GEO U. SMITH. Recorder. Fellowship Lodge No. 480 F.

ft A. meets every Friday eve at' Masonlo Tempi 12th and Wash W. J. McNALLY. Master.

H. R. McNALLY. Secretary, BAY VIEW LODGE No. 401.

meets Tbnrsdsy nights In LO. O. F. temple, 11th and Franklin st visiting brothers welcome. H.

E. uaxei Master. W. WETMORE, Secretary. SCOTTISH RITE BODIES Cathedral, 15th and Madison Monday evening at 7:10 CIOCK.

Next meeting. Anrll 9. 20. Master of the Symbolic Lodge (ex-empllfled). Charles H.

Adams. 12, K. C. C. presiding.

Office hours, dally, except Sunday, 9 a. m. to 12 m. and 1 to tt p. m.

MAURICE STEWART. See. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR a nwr iftt rt a trr a tJT i aft0 I JLU en W7 vnivunii COMMANDER! NO. It Knights Templar, Masonlo Temole. Next meeting.

April 10. Illustrious Order of the Red Cross. EMINENT SIR WU. A. ROGERS, Commander.

SIR CHAS. A. JEFFERY. ReC SCIOTS OAKLAND PYRAMID No. A.

E. O. S. Clunroom and meeting at Sclota hall (29 ltth st John Freliges picnic at Paradise Cove, May t. Next ceremonial Aahmes Temple, June 2, 19.

Every1 Tuesday Sclot lunch. Port, tea restaurant 420 15th sU 12:10. DR. LOUIS UIETii, Toparcb. 1091 Bella Vista ave.

Merrltt (lit JTUART B. BOWES. Scribe. Plasa Rulldlng. Office Oak 7471.

Res. Berk. U2SW UNITED ARTISANS 0 GOLDEN GATE ASSEMBLY No. 62, meeta 2nd and 4th Friday In the month at I P. In Corinthian hall.

Pa- cino bldg lttb and Jefferson sis. visiting members welcome Next meetimr. Anrll 13 All mem bers requested to be present to meet our visiting Supreme officers. ALICE L. CLARK.

M. A. GRACB HOBNISCH. Sea. Illinois Society of Cal.

The Illinois Society of Cat, meets everv second and fourth Monday of the month at St. George hall, 2gth and Grove sts. All former residents ot Illinois made welcome. Next meeting April 9. I A S.

INTFRNATIOVAL A9SOCTA. TION SPECIALTY SALESMEN. Oak land Assembly No. 1. meeta 11:19 sharp.

Monday at Inneheoo Hotel Oakland. Salesmen Invited. Office, IH.Pantages bldg. Phone Oakland its. LCB RERTTI.MOV.

Oa Jaad 1729. T. KLIVKNBR, Bee uaaiana lis. BORN ALVERS ON March II. to the wife of William A.

Alverson. a daugh- ter. ADAMft April 4. to the wife of Harry Adama. a daughter.

BONNELL March St, to the wife of William Bonnell, a daughter. BRILLANT April 9, to the wife Of Denis 3. Brillant, a daughter. BROWN April 9. to the wife Of Robert Brown, a daughter.

Dakar March SI. to the wife of Ukt Rikir. son. BRONZON April 9, to the wife Ot Charles a son. CLARK March 28, to the wife of ufarinn CTiarir.

a' snn. CHR1STANSEN April 9, to the Wife oi xticnaxa ter. CIRCINCIONO April to the wife of Domlnlo Circinclono, a daughter. DU PI DE MONT BR UN April 9. to the wife of Henri du Puy de Mont Brun, a daughter.

DAHLORHN March 97, to the wife of Gus W. Dahlgren, a daughter. DOPP March 3, to the wife of Eugene H. Dopp, a daughter. FRA8ER March 29.

to the wife of John Frftser, aeon. FALCONER April 1. to the Wife of Erie A. Falconer, a GOBLE March 19, to the wife of Glenard H. Goble, a daughter.

GROO AN March 31, to the wife Of James J. Grogan, a daughter. Hon February It, to the wife of Chow Hoe, a daughter. BOLSTROM March 18, to the wife of Arthur A. Holstrom.

a son. BIPSLBY April to the wife of Mlron J. Hlpsley, a daughter. KL17G March 23, to the wife of Herman J. Klug, a son.

HAN8RN March 23, to the wife of Christian Hansen, a son. LAOORIE March 28, to the wife Of Agestlne Lagorie, a son. LYNCH March 3. to the wife of George N. Lynch, a daughter.

MATSON March to the wife Of Myron B. Matson, a daughter. MORDKEN March 26, to the wife of Benjamin E. Mordeen, a son. MODRANO April 4.

to the wife of Lucille Modrano, a son. MEAGHER April 2, to the wife of Francis L. Meagher, a daughter. NIELSEN March 20, to the wife of Niola C. Nielsen, a daugnter.

KIEFIELD March 16. to the wife of Ellas Ntefeld, a daughter. PAK April 3, to the wife of Wu Pak, a son. PA RP AT April to the wife of Paul Parpat. a son.

PARKER March 27, to the wife of George V. Parker, a daughter. RADONOVICH March 27. to the wife of Blaso Radenovlch, a son. RI AN DA March 21.

to the wife ot Frederick A. Rianda. a son. 8EELEY March 18, to the wife of Leon D. Seeley.

a son. TURNER March 29. to the wife ot Earl E. Turner, a son. VAN HENSSEL A ER March 26.

to the wife of James T. VanHens- i.l.Ar Tr dfLiiirhter. WEISS March 28, to the wife of Leo F. Weiss, a son. WHIPPLE April 24.

to the wife of Walter F. Whipple, a daughter. WHITE April 3, to the wife of John R. White, a son. YETTER March 29.

to the wife of Louis W. Tetter, a son. -YOUNG March 20, to the Wife Of Clarence Young, a son. MARRIAGE LICENSES Edwin Trotman, 48, and Violet Matthews. 24.

both of Oakland. Herbert M. Milan. 23. and Claire E.

Lasstat. 21. both of Oakland. William Nola. 23.

and Julia Neves, 20. both of Oakland. Joe A. Gomes. 27.

and Rita Neves, 19, both of Oakland. Maitlnnd Updike. 45. and Beatrix Mnrel Tucker. 28.

both of Oakland. Dwlght L. Oliver. 23, and Lorioe M. La Zansky.

18. both of Oakland. Viotor Kelex. 83. and Julia Louise Mahurln, 26.

both of San Francisco. Edwin Kles. 33. and Julia Louise Matthews, 24. both of Oakland.

George Rodrlgues. 21. Mt. Eden, and Mary Portalatiu. 16, Oakland.

-t A A anH T.im j. G. Rortro, 21. both of San Francisco. Carl Marceii ijnamoou.

zi, un Nona Beasley, 16, both of Oakland Hnenner Fav Jones. 30. Berkeley, and Lorraine Esther Levy, 26, Oak- Jerry Mllovlch. 42, Richmond, and Xfnrw Pnhrnl 34. Kan FablO.

Walter J. Blood. 21. and Dorothy C. Deruchle, 20, both of Oakland, DIED bray in uaxiana, Apru ui.

William Bray. loving Husband or Eva Bray; a native of England, asred 60 vears 11 months 9 days. Funeral services to be held at chapel of California crematory, 4499 Piedmont avenue, Monday, April 9, 1923. at 11 o'clock a. m.

Remains at the chapel of Grant D. Miller, 2272 E. 14th street, corner of 24th avenue. BROWN In this city, April 7, 1923, H. B.

M. Brown, dearly oeiovea husband of Virgie R. Brown and loving fatner or uecu uranson, Audrey Rue and Herbert B. M. Brown a native ot Canada, aged 43 years, 3 months, tt days.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday. April 9, 1923, at 1 o'clock p. from the "Funeral Home" of Engel ft Meinert. 2655 Telegraph at 27th st. Interment Evergreen Mausoleum.

CHANDLER In this city, April 1929 Benjamin Franklin Chandler, father of Mrs. Kate Houck and Mrs Nellie Gansner a native of New York, aged 83 years 9 months 19 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services to be held at the chapel of the California Crematory, 4499 Piedmont Monday, April 9, 1923, at 10 O'clock a. m. Remains at the chapel of Orant D.

Miller. 2372 E. 14th etreet, cor-ner of Twenty-fourth ave. Incineration California Crematory. DALY In Oakland, April 7.

1923, John D. Daly, dearly beloved husband of Agnes Daly; a native ot Troy, N. aged 7t years; a member of San Francisco Aerie No. F. O.

E. A Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday morning. April 10, at 10:30 from the family residence, 1229 West st Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Arrangements by P. N.

Hanrahan Co, Mer. ritt 3534. ENOS In San Leandro, April t. 1923, Mary, beloved wife pf Bllva. devoted mother of Charles Enos! Mrs.

Mary Fickett-EUshua and Madleae Enos and the late Francis Enos, sister of Mrs. A. Gomes. Mrs. N.

E. Brown. Theresa. M. and J.

Borge: a native of Azores; a member of Council No. B. P. R. 8.

L. of 8an Leandro. I Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Monday, April t. 19J9, at 10 a. from the lata residence.

,199 Callan thence to Saint Leander Church, where a requiem high mass mill be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commenc- Ing at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Hoy Sepulchre. I CIRACD In Oakland. April t. 1921.

Marie, beloved wife of Mrcus Glrand. and loving mother of Clement. Mesplc and Noelie Edwards, and mothcr-ln-law Marie Mcsple and Morris Eewards, an grandmother of Martha Mesple. native of France, are 7t years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to atteevl the funeral Monday.

April 9. at 9 m. from her late residence, 23l East ltth st, thence to St. An-! thony's Church, where a requiem high mass will be offered up for Y. JfoliceVTrace-Muraer Victim From Dance Hall 1 to; Death Scene.

(By Inter- national Kewe Service). Deteo- titer here and In. Jersey City to day continued a search along; the primrose path followed by Mr. Iran Blandino, wife of a Jersey City, and M1m Bessie Me MAhOn of Utlca, N. her chum, murder Victim, whoae bodies were found early yesterday morning by a milk wagon driver by a lonely rbadaide on Staten Island.

JTheir search took them to ray but gaudy dance halls where they believed they would And men who had escorted the youngr women on their nightly expeditions. In the arrest last -night in Jer ey Kity Alfred Montitaro. a police learned that the young women were not at all conventional in selecting com. panlons In their search for thrills. Montitaro Is being detained as a material witness.

Wednesday, Motitltaro told po 1164 he. met the: two women- on a Jersey City, "picked up" and they walked along to gether until another man drove along-In an automobile! The. women, he said, asked to be taken for a ride. The owner of the car. Joseph Padizo.

of Jersey City, agreed and the four drove about several hours. Then, according to the man, at Miss McMahon'a request, they drove to a restaurant, where aha made inquiries for "Eddie" and finding him Out, asked for "Joe." Detectives were checking back over Mrs. Blandino's and Miss McMahon'a careers to find a possible motive for the crime. Several years ago, detectives said, Mrs. Blandino lived in Newark with a.

Sicilian, but excited the admiration of Prank Bongiovani. Bongiovani induced the Sicilian to go ''to Buffalo and. during his absence, 'married the woman. Shortly afterward Bongiovani was found in the street suffering from many stab wounds and a few days afterward died in a hospital. Police now are seeking the Sicilian, whose name they refuse to reveal.

Word that "startling developments" were expected before evening In the investigation came from the office of District Attorney Maloy at Staten Island this morning. OFFICIAL RECOVERING FRENCH CAMP, April 7. Supervisor, James Ansbro, who underwent a critical operation for 'hadlv. fractured leg in a San Francisco hospital recently, is re ported making an excellent recovery. He fell on the steps of his home, sustaining the injury.

It is announced that he will be able to return home In the near future. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. In the Superior Court of the State ef California, In and for the County of Alameda. NO.

7257 Dept. 1. In the Matter of the Application for-Dissolution ef Voss Rich, a corporation. Notice is hereby given that Voee tt Rich, a corporation, and a majority of the Directors thereof, have presented to the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for tle County ef Alameda, a petition praying for dissolution of said corporation, and that Friday, the 17th day of April. 1923, at the opening of court, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, at the court room ef Department No.

1 of this court, have been appointed as the time and place for the hearing of said application. Given nnder my hand and the seal of said court, the 19th day of March, 1923. GEO. E. GROS9.

Clerk. By W. B. ADAMS. Deputy.

WM. H. METSON. Atty. tl7 Balboa, Bldg.

San Francisco. Cal. JfOTICE Or STOCKHOLDERS? MEETING. Annual stockholders' meeting of the Mfg. Co.

will be held at the of floe. 1900 Park street. Alameda, California, at o'clock p. April ttb. 1921, for the electing ef board of directors.

BAKER-HANSEN MFG. CO. By J. ERWIN BAKER. President.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. No. 42801 Department No, 4. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate or Frances Donnelian, deceased, to all persons having claims against the said decedent to. within four (4) months after the first publication of- this notice, either file mem.

wnn necessary vouchers. in the office of the Clerk of the superior Court of the State of Call for a la and for the County of Alameda er exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, to me at Room is Building, Oakland, California, which place the undersigned selects aa the place of business in all matters connected with aaid estate. -ALBERT B. HILL. Administrator- of the estate of ranees uonnenan, deceased.

-Dated at Oakland, California, AiSTTh 11, 1911. TOWARD R. KLIA88EN WALTER H. ELIASSCN. Attorneys for administrator, ninth floor Syndicate Oakland.

Call, fornla. Date ef first publication, March tl, 1989. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. No. 1971 Department No.

4. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of John J. Nlehlson. also known as John J. Nielsoa, deceased, to all persona having claims against the sajd decedent to, with la four (4) months fter the first publication ef this notice, cither file them, with the accessary vouchers; in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court-1 the State of California and for the County of Alameda or exhibit- them, with the necessary vouchers, to me at Room 919.

Bynl-sHeste Building. Oakland. California, which plae the undersigned selects mm the place of business in all matters connected with said ALBERT E. HILL, Administrator of the estate ef John J. also known aa John Nielsoa.

deceased. Dated -at Oakland. California. V-rch ft 191. TOWARD EXT A WEN 4k A WVLTER tt Attorneys for said administrator, ninth floor Syndicate Oakland, California.

-Of -first' publication March SU M2S. 9421 Shatter are. Pied. I409J. i.