Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 5

Dafclanu Ctlfcane AUGUST 13, 1327 SATURDAY EVENING TO-DAYon ABY QUAFFS SEVEN PEHN11TS flU'ir in Checkmatec MRS. LLEVELLYN HILL, -ing charges of passing ficti-Uss blames her downfall to her craving for cie.irettes. Lillian in Silent Drama LILLIAN GISH. film star, who refused to testify when cited to give a depositiop. to attorneys of Charles H.

head of Inspirational Pictures, who is suing her for $5,000,000 on alleged breach of contract. TOD 11 CDPS SOWORK IS LEFT il rnnni INSPECT III HUE SITES iu u. rnuan giifjuiiiii ini M.i.i..i-rvtty. a' toft i. IK femsa on en a rn Only prompt worit by doctors at the Oakland Emerrencjr hospital wed little Cieveia.n'1 Williams from dev.lv by Cleveland, who Is 14 montha oM, was playing at.

the horneof hi parents at 833 Thirl y-third" 'afreet. He found a bottle in a corner, pulled out cork, and then drank. The botcle" contained furniture polish. The child's paren's found him in convulsions, 6.x the half empty bottle, and then rushed Cleveland to the hospital. of the stomach pump saved the'Laoy') life.

He apparently sil right again today. 1.F.UW MITlf'E, NOTICI-: OF KIM0 ASK.S.MI;T. Notice Is. herel'v ciyf-ti that the Superintendent of Strepfs and e-x- Oft'irio City Engineer of the of Oakland has filer! with the City Clerk and of the Council of the City of Oakland, tlu? with the diagram attached thereto, which assessment show's the total -I expenses of the proposed iniprov-' mnnt for the opening of Street rorii' Jackson Street' easterly Tn tl.e City of Oakland, County of Alameda. State of California, which s-ild opening was.

ordered httlie Councilor the Cltv of Odkhinfl liv Orrlirianrs No. passed March t2. All persons interested in said improvement and all persons ownlne- or having an interest in any prop- ertV tnrlitflofl TL-lrMn tht fl.G.nin.nl district to be benefited by said nn- provement snd assessed to pay the expenses thereof are. required to file with said City Clerk at his office in the City Hall, northwest corner of 14th and Washington Streets in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, their objections, If any they have, to the confirmation of said assessment bv the Council of the City iof Oakland, which said objections must be filed within thirty (00) days after the date of the first publication of this cation of this notice is August 9. 1927.

Dated this ilth dav of Aueust, lt3T. FRANK C. MK'RRITT, rtu.i. 1 vn. viniv hiju uerK oi me council of the City of Oakland.

K2-Aug. y-iot XOTICK UMJ(i KOR BIDS FOB BORIXGWKLLS. Tllfl Ttna rl Ho the City of will receive ociiicu urns ai room 4tu uuv Jriatl, on August 16, '11127, between the hours of and 8:30 o'clock P. for "I'm. iiici for and form of proposal will be Lii.iii&iieu uy me secretary upon ap plication.

A bond of J70U.OU for the faithful nai'fACrnonna fivuvi tllUPIVO I. II 1.1 fit, I IU be given by the suocessful bidder. Contract to be entered into within ten ouci nivaiu uiereoT ana completed within thirty days there- EOAKD OF PARK DIRECTORS. By WALTER S. CHANDLER, Secretary." or.

1 SOTIt'E BIDS FOR PAKTS FOH' Pt'MPKR. TtiA ftnnnnll land will receive sealed bids on inursaay, August IS, 1B27, between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and 12 o'clock for furnishing and, delivering various parts tor six (6) cylinder American La Franco Pumper, raffl.l... ti.l..t vr iirimi iimiiuer u)39, lor use in the Fire Department.

Blank forms of proposals will be furulehe' by the City Clerk on applicable Bond of 25 of contract price th' to be entered into within 5 da after award and nartu if. ho ereu wiunn in nays. rxiAnu nll'j KrtlTT, 135-Aug. 10-5t NOTICE OK IIKAHOO PETITIONS FOIl DAMAGES. Notice is hereby given bv the Commission appuinud by Resolution No.

SD276 N. H. of the City Council of the City of Oakland that Tuesday, September 13, 11)27, at 1:30 o'clock P. at Room 80S in the City Hall, City of Oakland have been fixed by It as th time and place for hearing petitions for damages caused by the improvement of Frultvale Avenue between Hoover Avenue and the southeastern line produced of Lot 1 of Block 7 nf "Frultvale Garden Farms" 'J'r. and a portion of Hoover Avenues ceFiain rignis or Ordered by the City Council oftr.

City of Oakland on the 28th dav oi April, 1927 by Resolution No. 3U276 N. to which reference is hereby made for further particulars. Dated at Oakland, California this 11th day of Anenst. A.

1327 hv order of said Commission. CHARLES 11. FROST, Secretary. 148-Aug-. 11-St NOTICE OF PETITIONS FOR DAMAGES.

Notice Is herehy civen bv the Commission appointed by Resolu tion MO. 31746 N. Si. of the City Council of the City of Oakland that Friday, September lfith, 1927, at the hour ot 1:30 p. m.

at Room 803 in tl. City Hall, City of Oakland, hav bn fixed by it as the time and Place for hearing petitions for dam ages caused by tho improvement of Georgia Street from Alldval Avenue northwesterly. Ordered by the City Council of tne City ot Oakland on the 23d day of February, 11)27, by Resolution No. 38746 N. to which reference I hereby made for further particulars.

Dated at Oaklnnd. Ca fornla. this 11th day of AuKust. A D. 1327.

by order of said Commission. CHARLES II. FROST, Secretary. 147-Aug ll-5t dill SS' Fresurt Solon Sees Figlit at Next Session and Seeks Information. RAX FRANCISCO, Aug.

13. A tour of bridsrehoad sites' for the proposed span across Sun Francisco bay was being; raatl today by a party of visiting congressmen under escort of Representative Richord J. Welch. Welch and three other members Of the house returned here yesterday on the army transport Somme from Hawaii. In the party are Representatives H.

K. Barber of Fresno. Frank James of Michigan and Adam M. Ilyant of Pennsyl- van in. "It looks as though the jnatter ill be carried to the next session of congress," said Barber, speaking of the.

nay, bridge question, "and I wont to lie as-ell informed onihe subject as I can. It will be up to San Franclscp to demonstrate to congress that the Ttavy's 'objections den of proof will be on San Francisco." RepTesFnlaTJves 'Tames-Is -Ithe ranking Republican member of the house committee on Military affairs, which deals directly with war department affairs, and as such is deeply' Interested In how the defenses of the San Francisco bay region would be affected by a bridge. He looked into the question of better defenses for the Hawaiian Islands on his recent trip and expressed the belief the facilities of Pearl Harbor should be developed and the air service jreatly extended. Another congressman In San Francisco today is Representative Ross A. Cillins, who, accojnpanied by Mrs.

Collins and their two children, arrived on the transport Chauteau Thierry, en route to China for a visit. Collins told Interviewers he believed President Ooolidge's recent announcement regarding 128 means that under no circumstances will he become a candidate for re-election. Farewell Dinner Given for Taylor BERKELEY. Aug. 18.

An work that Clarence Taylor did tot-Berkeley traffic regulation, took the form of a farewell dinner given in a downtown cafe by the Berkeley Traffic commission last night. Taylor has been connected with the local police department, directing traffic work, and recently was awarded the Erskine scholarship at Harvard. Hollis Thompson, president of the commission, was the tatst-master. Guests at the Taylor dinner Included Chief of Police and Mrs. Aupust Vollmer, Mr.

and Mrs. Reeue Clark, Mr. and Mrs. V. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutliff, Mr. and Mrs. fireen, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berg. Mr.

and Mrs. M. T. Heavey, Mr. and Mrs.

L. V). Browning, Serg. Frank Swain W. A.

Gabrielson. Roy Pilling, John Carboni, W. Knight and A. L. Brown, Woman Auto Victim Asks Big Damages Injuries suffered in a collision of automobiles at Eighth and Jefferson streets July 27 are the basis of a damage suit of filed today by Booth Goodman, attorney for Mrs.

Bertha De May. The suit is directed against W. E. Lawler arid the Singer Sewing Machine company. Mrs.

De May states in her complaint that she was riding in the machine with her htieiband when their car was struck by an automobile driven by Lawler. Sirs. De May received severe cuts over the eye which have resulted in permanent disfigurement, she declares. Wife Asks Divorce, Names Other Women Harry N. Colquhoun went with other women and bought bicycles for iheir.xhildren.

according to a divorce complaint on file today by Mrs. Elizabeth M. Colquhoun, who seeks a decree on grounds of cruelty. She also wants return of lier maiden name of Elizabeth Mrs. Colquhoun declares that her husband told people hs was living with his niece, meaning her, and is now serving a sentence in the Oakland eity, jail for having indecent literature in hie possession.

The cOtiple married in 1923 and separated June 13 last. 841 Persons Compile hist of Teaching Topics Most Important Items In Civic Education Listed After Extensive Survey. Lillian Gish Refuses Deposition in Duell's $5,000,000 Contract Suit A I a. m. 3 KLX OAKLAND Oaklnnd Trtbp OS Vetera 2:45 p.

m. Baseball. 7 tn ni. Amusement infor mation; news broadcast. bikent after p.

KGO OAKLAND Genernl Elertfte K4.4 Met4r 8 p. m. N. B. C.

Saturday night review, 9 :15. p. m. Radio vaudeville. 10 to 1 a.

m. Hotel Whitcomb orchestra. KTAB OAKLAND i Ao. Hrflfirtcnatcr' 180.2 Meter I 6:45 to 7:30 m. Shopping KFWM OAKLAND EdaenlinnRl Soe.

tli Meter to' Id m. KFUS OAKLSNJg Shermtn-SehoW SB6 Matert ti :4 ii to p. m. Weather, church announcements. KPO BAN FRANCISCO Hale 422.3 Meter p.

m. Twilight 4 p. m. "Ye towrie to 7:30 p. m.

States rest.iu rant orchestra. Br-m, nlght- reuisw. 9 p. m. Goodrich Sllvertown Cord orchestra.

12 to 1 a. m. Palace hotel ianco orchestra. KFRC IAN FRANCISCO Don Lee 454.S Meter 5:30 p. m.

Mac and his gang. 8:25 p. m. "Stage and po. lice reports; "Lost and Pound." Ceeilian trio.

7 to 12 p. m. Mark Hopkins dance orchestra. 12 to 1 a. m.

KrausgriU's Bal-conades ballroom orchestra KYA SAM FRANCISCO Picifio Broadcasting Corp. 399.8 Meters p. m. Golden Gate crier and Georgie Karl. 7 to 7:30 p.

m. Clift hotel concert trio. 8 to 10 p. m. Studio program, featuring Loretta Green; Truman Bishop Handy, pianist: Camilla Danero.

soprano; Helen Marie Coulter, accompanist; Mickey Hester and Maurle Staub; Hervey sA.us.tln, tenor, and Anita Howe. KFWI BAN FRANCISCO Radio fcnterfmnmenli 267.7 Meter 6 p. riu Construction reports. 5:30 p.m. Theatrical program.

6 p. m. Dinner hour concert. 7 p. in.

Sports. 7:15 to 7:30 p. m. Geo. Taylor and Clem Kennedy.

8 p.m. Athena Alexandroffi soprano: Donald English, baritone; Alicia Pasco, pianist; Mr. J. E. Lewis, accompanist.

9 p. m. Clyde Cooper' Roof Garden orchestra. 12 to 2:30 a. m.

Hour of mirth. I LOCAL TIME SCHEDULE I p. m. KPO, 'KFWI. 5:30 p.

m. KFRO, KPO, KTA.KPWI. 6:00 p. in. KFRO, KPO.

KY A.KFWI. 6:30 p. m. KFRC, KZM, KPO.KFWI. KYA, KLX.

7:00 p. m. KLX, KPO. KTAB, KZM, KYA, KFRC, KFWI. 7:30 n.

period. p. m. KFRC. KPO, KFWI, KYA.

KGO- 8:30 p. m. KG, A.KPO, KF iVI, KFWM, KGO, KFUS. 9:00 p. m.

KF WM, KGO, KPO, KFRC, KYA. KFWI. 9 :30 p. m. M.

GO. KFRC. KYA, KFWI. 10:00 p. m.

KPO. KFRC, KGO.KFWI. 10:30 p. KPO. KFRC.

KGO.KFWI 11:00 p. m. KPO, KFRC, KGO.KFWI 11.30 p. m. KPO, KFRC, KFWI, KGO Distant Stations Call Meter KFI.

Lo Angeles, p. ra.v..469 KPSN, Pasadena, 8-9 p. 316 KHJ. Lt Angeles, 6-10 p. 408 KOIN Portland, 6-8 p.

...319 KOMO, Seattle, 306 KFOA. Seattle, 6-9 p. 44S KMX Lot 6 p.m.-2 a-m. .337 KGW Portland 8-12 p. 402 KFOK, Long Beach.

6-12 m. KFWB, Hollywood p.m.,. 361 Antioch Eagles to Fete Founding ANTlOCHjAug. ahriiversary of the -founding of Antioch s-erle of Eagles wilt be marked by a banquet and social August .17, when district members assemble here. George Ackerman, -as chairman, and Irwin Rose, secretary of the good of the order committee, will have charge.

4 NEWUYWEDS PETEB CONCORD Aug. 13. Mr and Mrs. Frank PedrizzetU wer feted by a host of friend last evening upon their return from a honeymoon trip to the south, The young couple will reside here, Pedrizettl 1 the former-Mlsj Leola Ware of Martinez. FITTED AT COX CORD CONCORD, 'Aug.

18. Judge and Mrs Jackson residents her the past twenty years, were feted by friends at. their home on Mount Diablo street, the occasion being their silver anniversary. The occasion was marked by a banquet served In Italian style by Mrs Jennie Martini. udge Jackson has Ifeld the Justiceship here the past twelve years Mrs.

Jackson is a prominent farm bureau official. STILUS SEIZED, ONE JAILED OKOVILLE, Aug. stlllst ae with a capacity of 65 gallon and another with a ca paclty of 15 gallons and 47 gallons of whisky were confiscated and William K. Byrne wa arrested on a charge 'of possession of still loft raid conducted In the Berry Creek district yesterday by Constable Herbert. Taylor and Deputy Con stabl Glen Sheets AIBIR.N MAN WEDS AUBURN Aug.

13. The marriage of Agnes Gahagan of Denver, Colorado, and Harold Engl of San Francisco, was solemnized at the home of the latter' parents. Dr. and Mrs J. J.

Engle, at their horns on Aeolla Heights. Rev Grant Shaffe officiated at the wedding. The bride is a graduate cf the University of Colorado The bridegroom is a graduate of th Placer Union- High school. EXECUTIVES CLOSE MEET, SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Aug 13 UP) The eighth annua', convention of the International Executives' Association was brought te close last night It was announced that Chicago would be the head quarters city At the morning se sion Colonel John F. Keer of (Van couver.

B. wa electei president of th association and Vancouver va named the 121 convention city. sunn Five Short-Terra Licenses Given for Transoceanic Aviation. By ROBERT MACK. Special Correspondent The Oakland TRrBIJ'NE WASHINGTON.

Aug. 13. Along with th Issuance of five short term license authorizing planes preparing for projected transoceanic flights to broadcast signal on the 800 meter S. O. S.

and ship call channel, the Federal Radio Commission announces the granting of seven construction permit and licenses to new stations in the southern radio zone. Four of the aircraft radio licenses permit the use of the foreign call letters by 'these entrants In the Dole flight to Honolulu. KRK. N'orman A. Goddard; KWS, George Hearst: KOE.

B. H. Griffin s.nd KGGA, Pabco Pacific filer. The latter was also broadcast on a short wave of 23.1 meters. The fifth, license was for the plane Old Glory which' will use WRHP as Its call on both and 00 meters en the flight from New York to Rome to be attempted by Lloyd Bertaud.

LICENSES ISSUED The permits and licenses were issued to program stations constructed prior to the passage of the radio act last All the stations are Invthe district of Commissioner Sykes, who explained that they have been held up pending action on older stations; that the commission feels that these stations will render a real public service in states, which heretofore haye had very limited broadcasting facilities, and that with their low power they will not create material interference. It has been the stated policy of the commission not to license new broadcasters, but exceptions were made in these instances, since the stations had already been projected. Following is a list of the permits and licenses granted: WTHS, Atlanta, Technical School, issued construction permit' specifying 1320 kilocycle (227.1 meters), 200 watts. PERMITS ISSUED WKBJ, Toccoa, Toccoa Falls Institute, issued construction -specifying (209.7 meters); 250 watts. KFYO, Breckenridge, Texas, KIrksey Brothers company, Issued construction permit specifying 1420 kilocycles (211.i meters); watts.

Harllngen, Texas, Music company, issued construction permit specifying 1270 kilocycles (236.1 meters); 100 watts. KGGF. Picher, Dr. D. L.

Connelly, issued license to operate on 1450 kilocycle (206.8 meters); iv watts. KLCN. Blytheville. Courier-News, Issued license to use 1050 kilocycles (286.6 meters); 50 watts day time only. KGGH, Cedar Grove.

Bates Radio company, license to use 1410 kilocycles (212.6 meters); 50 watts, sharing with KGDX, Shreve-port, La. Consolidated Presi Aisn.) U. C. Adds Course In Oil Geology BERKELEY, Aug. 18.

To stisfy new requirements in geologl-cal practice which have been introduced by recent developments in the oil industry, the University of California is offering a special course In microscopical paleon. tology this semester. The course will be given by Dr. B. L.

Clark, who has Just returned from a summer of study of geological formations in oil-producing district In th southern part of th state. The new course will consist principally of a study of foramlnlfera, tiny shell-forming organisms ranging In size from a pin point to two Inches in diameter, which are found In every ocean-laid strata In the world. They are useful to oil drillers in determining the strata through which a well Is being bored. Berkeley Employees Plan Party at Camp BERKELEY, Aug. 18 Em-ployees of th city with their famine and friend will hold a Weekend party at th municipal camp at Cazadero closses for- th Several hundred Berkeley people spent their summer vacation at the Cazadero camp undei th city supervision Now th plact will be dismantled until tht summer of 128, The week-end guesu will leave the -Berkeley City Hall shortly-after noon toda and motor up to the camp, spending Saturdaj night and Sunday there The caravan tan back to Berkeley on Sunday night.

Several of the camp employee will be retained for the week-end finish Boy, 7, Drowns in Swimming Pool SAN ANSRLMO, Aug. IS. Losing hi balance while reaching for a small boat In a swimming poo) at an orphanage here, Leroy Brown, seven was drowned yesterday after leaving the infirmary of the home without knowledge of the attendants Hii body, discovered about an hour after the accident wss taken to the general hospital, whers respiration measures proved unsuccessful. Roosevelt Doesn't 'Choose' to Seek Toga NEW YORK Aug' 15W Frankllr. D.

Roosevelt, 'former' assistant secretary.htof-' th navy, "does not 'choose to ee the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate from this state next fall he declared today. Asked If wouid not maki hli declaration more unequivocal Roosevelt said would follow tht Coolidge example and let itlitani a uttered Mabel Normand on Road to Recovery BEVERLY KILLS Aug. 13 Mabel Normand screen comedienne, was back in her home today to convalesce after being ill a Sanu Monica hospital for ten day Miss Normand contracted a severe cold ah5 was treated to prevent recurrence of bronchial pneumonia, from which she previously wa seriously sick tlx month ago. LOS ANliELES, 13. MP) Lillian Oish, start of tho silent drama, "ran true to form yesterday, when cited to give a deposition to attorneys for Charles H.

Dtiell. head of Inspirational Pictures, ho is suing her for on alleged breach of contract. She, the star of the legal drama, Helpful Students With Asli Cans Guide Traffic Under Eyes of Sophomores. BERKELEY, Aug. 13.

Hereafter traffic can take care of itself on the opening day of the university as tar as Policeman Louis D.Browning Is concerned. Browning attempted to regulate things in the traffic line at Telegraph and Bancroft yesterday at the noon hour. The sophs were putting the freshmen through their pa.ces. Five of them gathered in as many ash cans, arranged them around Browning, and helped him direct traffic. "I don't want to direct any more traffic on the opening day of college anywhere in the world," said Browning when the noon rush was over.

EILIT Long period licenses will not be issued to broadcasting stations for some time to come, according to Federal Radio Commissioner Henry A. Bellows. When the present licenses expire on August 15 new licenses for sixty dys will be Issued, which in turn will expire on October 15. Then again sixty-day licenses will be issued. According to Bellows, the idea is to prevent the situation from becoming frozen to the point where the commission cannot step in and make whatever changes seem desirable as a result of changing conditions.

If for any reason the present allocations should prove unsatisfactory, the commission would be in a position to figure out, a new scheme and put it into effect without the complications that would be bound to result If three-year licenses were granted. Scouts to Assemble HAYWARD, Aug. 13. More than 160. Boy Scouts from Washington and Eden townships will assemble at the Boy Scout camp in Nlles canyon on Friday and Saturday, August 19 and 20, for the annual southern Alameda county Boy Scout reunion, according to an announcement by H.

Vejby, president of the Southern Alameda County Scout Leaders' association, under tne auspices of which the reunion will be held. The camp consists of several acres. Among the recreational facilities are a swimming pool. Credit Men Will Organize Branch "SAN JOSE. Aug.

13. Formal 'announcement of the organization here of a branch of the Retail Credit Men's association will be made at a dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. on Thursday, August 25, under auspices of the San Jose Merchants' association. The unit of the national 'association has been organized some time, and formal an-naunocement of its existence and its official dedication will take place at the forthcoming dinner meeting.

Dancing will follow the dinner. Governor to Defer Council Meeting SACRAMENTO, Aug. IS. The first meeting of Governor "Young's cabinet of directing heads of state departments scheduled for the latter pan of this month probably will be postponed until during September, due to the expressed intention of Young to attend the conference of govern ore in tht middle-west to discuss the. Boulder dam legislation.

No definite postponement of the council meeting hat been ordered a yet. Anti-Communism Law O. K. in Brazil RIO JANEIRO Braztt, Aug 13. MP! The law designed to repress communism was giver, presidential approval today The measure make all strike Illegal.

Municipal President Maurlcift Lacerda, who has been strongly opposed to thf act, askeo -the municipal council to fly the city's flag at half mast as a protest against the "decree of cessation of civil and proletarian liberties," Hospital Official's Condition Critical CO VINA. Aur .13. (P) The condition of Mr! George Olney, head of the physiotherapy department of the Methodist hospital of Los Angeles shot through the chest here Thursday night, ig declared serious A pistol, belonging to her was discharged when Mrs. Olney was putting it away. Detroit Pastor to Talk at M.

E. Church SAN Aug. 13. Harold Hough, noted pastor of Central church, Detroltj will occupy the pulpit of the First Methodist church here tomorrow morning as special preacher In a recent poll of the great preachers of America as made by the Christian Century of Chicago. Dr Hough was listed among the first five His sermon tomorrow will be on the subject "The Two Highways." Teachers' Contracts To Be Filed Sept.

15 SAN JOSE, Ag 1 3. Classification and registration of teachers for Santa Clara county school! during the coming term Is under way at of Schools Joseph Hancock here jut contracts or new teacnere must be filed with his Office before the fall semester starts or. September 15- according to Hancock. YOUNG NAMES SUPERVISOR. Aug 13.

Gov-crnor Young announced yesterday through Homer Spence, private secretary the appointment of W. J. Hamilton to the vacancy existing in the third supervisorial district of Santa Barbara county. Hamilton succeed Joseph 7, Sexton. i I Two Fishermen Held in Probe of other re Taught to smoke Mrs.

Llewellyn Hill, 20. mother of two children, today blamed her craving for this cigarette her downfall, on being arraigned before Police Judge Howard L. Bacon today on charges of passing fictitious She was arrested on a tip by San Francisco police, who have been looking for her for more than a year. At the city jail, she told police that couple in San Francisco taught her to smoke the "loco-weed" cigarette and while under the influencfe of thi drug, forced her to writ? bad cheks. She turned over most of tho money to this couple.

Mrs. Hill, who lires in Alameda, is estranged from her husband. Funeral Held for Famed Sea Painter SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13. The funeral of Paulding Farnham, 58, celebrated marine artists, who died Wednesday, was held this morning from a funeral chapel at 1123 Sutter street.

Farnham "The Mayflower," prints of which have been sold by thousands ail over the world, and spent 14 years painting 12 historical marines which have been ehown in many He was a native of New York and Is survived by a widow, Ida; a son. Charles, and three daughters, Mrs. Ida Pollard, Mrs W. J. Hlgglns and Mrs.

Helen Doan all of San Francisco. Spanish War Hero Dies Suddenly in S. F. SAN FRANCISO. Aug.

13. Major Robert II. Tleld, V. A- retired, decorated for hravery in the Spanish-American War In the Philippines, died here suddenly yes-terday of a cerebral hemorrhage, at the age of OS, In the Letterman General hospital. He entered the service In 1894 and retired In but wa called back again during the World War to serve as a quartermaster in St, Louis.

Surviving him is his mother, Mrs. Minna Field, 1499 Sutter street. Looking for a Carpenter? Read Building Trades in the 3akian0 Cribune 'Classified Section Wireless Courses Private Classes Western Radio Institute Hotel Oakland was silent; refused to answer all questions. grounds for this stand were revealed to be that Miss Gish had already been adjudicated in the New York federal courts. There, it was declared, the courts rules that both parties had broken the contract to such an extent tha the actress could consider the agreement ended.

Off Pacific Grove Gilardl, who, like Auterl, is a fisherman and a member of the same fleet. as the murder victim. Auterl is alleged to have the life of Mrs. Mlcalizr. unless she signed over to his wife community property worth -Another man, now being sought, Is said to have repeated the threats.

Auterl and Gilardl were both friends of Giovanni Saffioti, who was murdered at Lai-kin and Bay streets here in 1 920. Gilardl is said by the police to have made conflicting statements regarding the Saffiotl. affair. As the Mkallzzi murder wa apparently committed on the high seas, the cose probahlv fail iindeF. federat 'jurlsdictlorr.

United States Attorney Hatfield yesterday questioned Auterl. Fire on Destroyer To Be Investigated PHILADELPHIA. Aug. MP) The United State? I.amson, one of the newest of the navy's destroyers, remained at League island today pending repairs 'a nS'n Inquiry Into the cauce of the fire that for a time threatened the vessel's destruction. She had been scheduled to sail today with a groups of re--servists.

As yet the. ship's officers have not fixed the responsibility for the fire that-swept I fire room yesterday, jjor has 'the amount of damage been estimated Sailors were of the opinion that 'oil in the bilge, between the keel and the keelson, became ignited by spontaneous combustion, bul no official statement ha been made: The fire was discovered shortly after the Lamson had returned to the navy yard with a complement of 43 reservists from a two weeks' cruise. Amnesty Granted Sandino Followers MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Aug. -38 W) Brigadier General Logan In command of the United States marine forces In Nicaragua, reported that conditions in Nicaragua are rapidly approaching' normal. The general has Issued a proclamatoin granting amnesty to all followers of the former libera! General, Sandino whe lay down their arms.

The conservative government of President Adolfo Diaz acting at the suggestion of the United States state department, will offer twe cabinet posts to the liberal party, members of which are deliberating the questlo- CATTLE DUTY DECREED ASUNCION, Paraguay Aug MP) -A decree was issued yester.V. for the payment of duty of 100 pesos on each head of foreign cattle-entering ystery Murder SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13. With the arrest of Seveilo Auterl on of attempted extortion, detecMves today believe they have linked the unsolved murder of Frank.StlcalizzI, wealthy San Cisco fisherman, to a vendetta which saw its first bloodshed seven years ago. Mlcalazzl was found last month In a small boat drifting off the noast at Pacific Grove, his dead hand on the tiller, and seven bullets in his body.

Creed and family quarrels are put forward as possible motives for the mysterious murder. With Auterl, who is the son-in-law of the murdered man's widow, the authorities are holding Paul 3.0,,his nephew. No charge has as yet been placed against Good Templars to Broaden Platform PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 13 MP) Delegates to the convention of the International supreme lodge of Good yesterday advo- cated a broadening of its platfofm. This view was supported by Senator Oskar Olson, Sweden, who urged a gradual education against liquor instead of a sweeping advocacy of total abstinence, and by S. A.

Hughes Sheiar. Sydney. New' South Wales. The-convention voted to hold Its next, triennial session in Stockholm, Sweden, after choosing Lars O. Jensen, Bergen, Norway, as International chief templar for the third Kiictessive term.

George F. Cottrill, Seattle, Wash. was chosen eonselor. Settlement Denied In Religious Dispute MEXICO CITY. Aug.

13. MP) Flat denial wac made by the Department of Interior today of persistent report; that negotiations are being carried on for settlement of the religious controversy, either by a return of the exiled prelates resumption of religious services. 'Thr past, year's experience," tsnys a statement" Issueff' by the department, "has shown that the people throughout the county can do without priests Final Rites Held For Saratoga Woman SARATOGA, Auk. 13. Funeral ritea were held today froir the Saratoga Federated church for Mrs.

Frances Ellen McGuire 72. who died here a.sl Thursday. Interment followed at' Madrons cemetery. Mrs. MuGuire was the wife of Lyman McGuire, mother of Lou E.

Kerr, Iiattie E. Tomiinson and Arthui McGuire of Saratoga and Mrs. Ida Eaton of Oakland. She was a native of Illinois. BERKELEY.

Aug. 13. The ten topics which people interested in civic, instruction believe are most important In the community education of citizens have just been selected by Miss Margaret M. All-tucker, summer session educator" 'at the University of California, after making a survey of the onininns ORDINANCE N. f.

AN ORDINANCE ADDING SUCTION 81 TO ORDINANCE KO. 1S56 S. AND SECTION 144i TO ORDINANCE NO 1857 N. S. BE l'J ORDAINED by trii Council of the City ot Oakland as follows: SECTION There Ik herehy added to Ordlnar.ct No 18E a new Section to be known at Section 31 which shall read follows; Section 91 'i Ont Assistant Building Nurnr.erer SECTION 2 Ther 1 hereby add- e5 to Ordinanc No.

186) a new Section to knowi as Section H-2 which shall read at. follow- Section 1444 AeslsUM fiulidln Numberei, compenaatlor. 1175.00 pr month SECTION 3 Tan. ordliiar.tr shall tak effect Immediately. In Council.

Oakland Cai o. -11-1S27 Passed to prna for ws day bj the followinif vote: Aye Parker. Toung and president Davi 4 Noes Commissioner Sturgi i. Absent Nor.e FRANK C. MF.ftllJTT, City Clerk.

UC-Aug ORDIN.VNf'F. 0. AN ORDINANCE CHANGING AND ESTABLISHING THE WIDTH SIDEWALKS ON MONA.DNOCK WAY FROM SK.MlNAFi'i' A VENUS TO 64TH AVENCE' AND REPEALING PARTS OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City ot Oakland as follows: SECTION I. The width of waiks on Moi adi.ee Way from Seminary Avenue tu 64th Avenue are hereby chancni tn and established at 10 feet SECTION 2 All parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are liere-bv 'repealed. SECTION 3.

This ordinance shall take effect Immediately. In Council, Oakland. Au- gust 1927. Passed to print for tvo days by the following vote: Ayes Commissioners Coibourn, Parker, Sturgis. Young and President Davie 5.

Noes Nnne. FRANK C. ITT, City Clerk. 151-Aug. 12-Ut of 8541 persons on this subject.

The topics are: individual duties, responsibilities, and privileges as a citizen; duty to vole: respect and obedience for law; responsibility of tho Individual to the community; cooperation in community affairs' public health: honesty: gover ment, its purpose, importance growth, benefits, and principles: payment of taxes willingly; respect for the rights of others. "Social science Is the science of getting on with people," says Miss Alltucker, who is assistanl director of the research division. National Education association. "Washington. 1).

C. "These subjects, when inculcated into the minds of the populace, include the present acts of men, thfir background, and their outlook." The most important socially approved activities and characterise ul'h vi iiujiiuii wfun tucker says, are: obedience the standards of virtue: friendly att. tudes, feelings, and rections. courtesy, itraciousness. ad magna nlrhl-ty: intelligence, alertness, md wisdom; original, 9t Mcond-hand,.