cc THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 1935 13 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS School Head Resigns. LAKEPORT, May W. R. McMalr ten years head of Clear Lake Union High has' tendered his resignation to take effect at the end of the present school year.
HUNDREDS AT FUNERAL FDR If jou are lucky enonith to hart a Mother, be tliotipt litt'ul enough to send her a greet Inp card for Sunday, May eleventh, Is Mother's Ihiy, the parlors of Mct'rearty McCortBlek. 043-643 Valencia between 17ih snd 1Mb sts. WALT II FKS In this elty. Msy 1830, Elitn. desrly txluved wife of Henry WsKhers, lovlns daughter ot Geora and the late Anna Lutein and devoted JATTHUSFN In this city.
Msy B. 1930. Oeorge J. Matthleaen, beloved brother of Anna 8i hulls and uncle of Sirs. C.
Ship-man snd Chsrles Schulti, a Dative of Elm, Uermany, aged tin years. A memos! of Hannoveraner Verein, Friends sr Invited to stiend ths funeral Wednesday, May 7th, at 2 p. at ths til see Lutheran Church. Brussels Thomas Ross, Former S. F.
Accountant, Dies SAN RAFAEL, May Ross, 83, died at hla home here yesterday. Previous to his retirement 10 years ago, he was chief accountant for the George W. Caswell Company in San Francisco for many years. Ross created Forest Lawn Memorial Park at Glendale. The mausoleum was designed by his son, T.
Patterson Ross, San Francisco architect. He was born in Leeds, England, and lived In San Fran-ciseo 47 years. BAT KM AN In fortola, Plumss County. May Campbell beloved husband of Lottie it. Huteman, snd devoted irt(hU' of Mrs.
KdwsM Jury of Manor Mm hi Cuuiitv, native of Missouri, aced c.i yeara. A memier of rait Lake Lodge, B. I'. O. K.
Friends are Invited to attend the fu-nanil svivu-es Thuifdav, May H. at 11 o'dock a. at the parlors of keaion Dusel. Sth snd streets, San lUlHel. Interment pnvaie.
BKOtVNF In thla city. May 5. 1930, John, loving brother of Fatrlrk Browns 'fft eaitiess MkmLJ' HIADX015E5L Jeonara HJ EAR OIXj EAR OIXj AMERICAN BEAUTY PLATE NEVER BEFORE SUCH A MARVELOUS PLATE With My Double Impression System, Fit Ii Always Guaranteed Finest quality nnbrenkablt plate. Light weight Doable suction. Contains robber, at metal.
This is tnt beautiful pink Plata that so many drntists are charging kink prices for. It smooths out wrinkles, Dlumus hollow cheeks, 1 mm bacsj Of IA5-I VST IN HUM Hill 1.25 IrutWi Itscrtitni tiMif ntiitt A. O. LEONARD, Inc. 70 Fifth New York City I PPKR OR LOWER the rob.
Formerly up to ISO. iiTmIM1asWl'1Tfir-iT. to Out-of-Town Patients SI "'T ask voir NKK.nnR ahoi oi'r WORK YOB CANNOT CO WRONG. EXAMINATION FREE Old Gold I Valuable xa full ralus foe It an dentsl srerk. DOLORES WINTERS N.
Lawndalt Chicago, III. "I am a factory worker. I got so nervous I could not sleep at night, I felt weak and had no appetite. My mother recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I took two bottles.
It helped me very much and I recommend it highly. I feci so much stronger, have a better appetite and work in the factory every day." Dolores Wintm. ccojojuiiiimi si jr lit Mayor and Supervisors Lead City Employes in Final Tribute to Memory of Auditor 8an Francfceo, with every honor that a city could bestow, paid Hi final respects yesterday to the memory of City Auditor Thomas F. Boyle. At the Hatated Undertaking H33 Sutter street, hundreds of friends, citizens and officials, attended funeral services for tne man who had been San Fran-cslco's auditor for more than twenty years, and who died last Saturday at the age of 72.
The chapel was filled long before 10:30 o'clock, the hour set for the services, and the crowd stretched far out Into the street, forming a line to pass by the casket LED BY MAYOR. Practically every city official and employe was there, led by Mayor James Rolph and members of the Board of Supervisors. The city Hall was closed during the ritea and flags flew at half mast throughout the city. The services were conducted by the Rev. Father M.
P. Ryan of St. Vincent's Church, assisted by the Rev. Richard Gleason, S. Interment was in Cypress Lawn cemetery.
Late yesterday Mayor Rolph announced that he would name a successor to the late auditor within 48 hours. By the Mayor's appointment Edward Rainey, his executive secretary, is serving as temporary auditor. While he refused to disclose the Identity of the appointee, the Mayor had already indicated that Boyle's successor would he chosen from the ranks of city employes. ROGERS IN LINE. Speculation centered about four city employes and the most likely for appointment appeared to be John W.
Rogers, chief assistant clerk for the Board of Supervisors. Rogers was formerly civil service commissioner and at one time served as the City's legislative representative at Sacramento. He is the founder of the city employes' retirement system. Three other city employes mentioned as possibilities are Bennlng Wentworth, an accountant in the auditor's office; John Boyle, office superintendent, and Henry Ingwer-son, chief deputy. 'Curly Brown Rites Planned for Today GLENDALE, May 6.
(INS)- Harry D. "Curley" Brown, 67, multimillionaire oil operator and race horse man, will be buried tomorrow under plans completed today. Burial will be at Forest Lawn Me morial Park following services at the Jewel City chapel. Man, 71. Held on Girl Charge.
LAKEPORT, May 6. E. Campbell, 71-year-old Middleton jeweler, who is being held on a1 statutory charge Involving a girl of 17, entered a plea of not guilty when arraigned in Superior Court i today. CANNON'S DONOR TELLS JUGGLING OF FUND RECORDS (Continued from Page One.) ization operating in one State only is exempt from filing returns. An effort will be made by the committee to see if this $48,000 was reported to Virginia authorities at the State capitol.
Caraway pointed out that Bishop Cannon received the funds in cash during the campaign, while the report to Congress listed the donation received February 11, 1929. On that same day, according to the record, the anti-Smith committee paid back to Cannon a total of $17,394.11 which he had advanced in loans. Jameson contributed 30,009 to the Virginia Republican committee, making a total of $95,300 for that Mate, $50,000 to the National Constitutional Democratic committee, operating In Southwestern States, and $20,000 to the anti-Smith campaign In North Carolina. His contributions In all totaled I BOYLE snd Bscon sis. Interment.
Cypress Lvn Memorial Park, Remains at "Wleboldt'e" Funersl Parlors. S35 Valencia beiween 19th snd 20th. MICHAELS In this city. Msy S. 1930.
1uib Mirnseis. neioveo son or tne tsts Isssc snd Esther Michaels, nstive of San Franciaco. A member of Bay City Parlor No. 104. N.
8. G. Court Washington No. S7. F.
of I'nity Lodge. I. O. B. and South ol Market Boys' Club.
Frienda srs Invited to attend the funeral services Wedneaday, a 10 80 Mo. a. at the chapel of Halsted- Dierks A corner Pivlsedero snd McAllister sts. Interment, Hills ef Eternity Cemetery. COI'ftT WASHINGTON No.
87. T. OT A. Officers and members sr requested sttend the funeral ot our lata brother, Ijouls L. Michaels CHARLES PRKYFt'S, Chief Ranger.
Attest: MATHKYV KRAnY, Sec. I ITT LOIKIE NO. 273, I. O. B.
B. Officers snd members srs requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, Louis L. Michaela. from Halsted-Liierka Wednesday. 10 s.
m. HAKRISON GANS, President. JOSEPH LICHT. Secretsry. BAY C1TT PARLOR No.
104. K. 8. 0 W. Ths officers and members ars requested to sttend ths funeral of Senior Psst, Preaident Louis L.
Wf.lneaday, Mar Tth, at 10:30 a. m. By order JACOB LKWIS. President MAX E. LICHT.
Reeordlns Secty. SOUTH OF MARKET BOYS. INC. The offlcsra and memoera ars respectfully requested to attend ths funersl of our lata brother. Louis L.
Slichssla. (Sienedl THOMAS A. MALONE7T. Prssldsnt I'KTKR R. MALONEY.
Secretary. JlORRia In this elty. May S. 1930. Fred rick Otto Do Ueer Morris, beloved nus-band of Nancy Immell De Oeer Morris, lovlns father of Fredrick snd Genevieve Morns, loving son of ths lats Fredrick snd Carmen Morris, loving brother of Mrs.
Louis Cnhn of Reno. Nev. Mrs, Oeorg Burr of Sacramento and Guataf A. Morris, uncle of Alberta C. Morrta, native of gan Franciaco.
Frienda are Invited to attend the funeral service st 2 o'clisk Wednesday afternoon. May T. st Gray's. IMvisa-dero st. st Post.
Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. MYERS In this city. May 5, 1030. Edward, beloved husband of Kathenne Theresa Myers and beloved father ot Ralph Alfred. Alma Amy Michael Harold.
Marie Louise and Henry J. Myers and Mra. John F. Adam, a nativa ot London. England, aged 13 yeara.
The funeral will take place today. Wedneaday. May 1930. at 9:30 o'i lock a. from the pa flora of Carew A Engllah.
1618 tiesry thence to Old St. Mary's Church. Grant avs. and Csl-Ifornls wher a requiem mass will offered for tha, repose of his soul, commencing st 10 o'clock. Interment.
Holy Cross Cemetery. NF.AI.B In this eity. Msy 4. 1930. Clsra V.
Neale, Idoliird daughter of ths late George W. and Sarah Neale. loving sister of George A. snd Alfred W. Neale, Cor-nellus King.
Mrs. Mary E. Byron, Mrs. Lottie Suhllnit. Mrs.
Frances Lally, and th lats Frsnk E. King, a nstive of San Frsncjsco, Cslif. A member of Washington Circle No. 1, C. O.
F. of A O. F. The funersl will tak placs Wedneaday. May 19S0, it 11 s.
from the New Funeral Home snd Chapel of I'nlted Vndertskere. 2.MW Howard St at St. Interment, private. Cypress Lawn Meino-rlsl Psrk. PHILLIP In this city.
Msy 8. 1o, Joseph L. Phillips, broiher of Hsnnah Phillips, a native of London. Funeral services wW be held today. Wednesday, at 10 o'clock s.
m. from the mortusry of Hslsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. for In this eity, Msy 4, Lliioe loving slater of Mrs. Rossli Lsndgrebe, sunt of Pors snd Minnie Landgrl; a native of Germany. Friends are Invited to attend services WedneBdav at 1 p.
m. at the chapel of Gantner Malson. 771 to 771 Valencia nesr 19th st. ROOKF. Kntered Into rest.
Ma 1030, dearly beloved husband of Nellie Rooke. loving brother of Mra. Ivy Condron snd Mrs. Ross Sumner of Msrshfield. Oregon.
Notice of funei-al hsresfter. Friends msy call st the raorlusry of Hslsted 1123 Suiter et.near Polk. ROs In San Rafael, May 1930. Thomas, husband of tbe late Ross, devoted father of T. Fsterson Rosa, native ef Leeds, Englsnd.
sged 13 yesrs. Funeral snd Interment firlvst. Plesae omit flowers Friends msy csll st Grsy's. Cinsadero street st Post. SCHIF.VFI.
In (kls city. Msy 8. 130. Msrgsret Bchtebel. a nstive of Germsrv.
A member of ths Third Order of St. Francla of St. Boniface's Church. Funersl tomorrow (Thursdsyl st 5 p. from Gsnlner-FeWer-Kenny Chapel.
IWtiS Market st Huhocg thencs to St. Ronifsoe's Church, where requiem hiah masa will be relebreted at 8 a. m. ln(erment. Holy Croaa.
St 111 I II ne Brsnnl Near Nana. Csbf May (1. IMHil, Lucille Marie, wile of William Schult. daughter of Arthur N. snd Jtilis Brown, naliv of Kentucky, aged 22 yesrs.
Friends si's Invltrd to sttend the funeral service st 8 30 o'clock Thursday sflernoon, May 8, at Gray s. Pivissdeii. st Post. SIK1I Suddenly, near Colma, May Kithryn. denrlv beloved dsughier of Msrlin snd Sadie Siem.
loving sisier of Merguerit snd Martin Jr. Siem. native of San Franclsco. A member of Clients of Mary of St Philip's Church. Filends and seqiiamlances sre resiect-fully Invited to sllend ths funersl tomorrow fThursdsvl st s.
from Glynn's New Chapel. 8143 S4th near 8anchs thence to ths Church of St. Philip the Anoetle where reiulem high mass will celebrated for the rooae of her soul at 8 80 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross.
SILT A In this elty. Msy I. 1930, Harry 1 S'lva. Funersl services will be held today IWedtiesdayl. at 1 30 o'clock s.
at the National Cemetery, preetdio. Frienda may call at the mortuary of Halated 1123 Sutler near Tolk. SIM.FR In thil clly, Msy 4 19S, Fred-. erlck W. Sinssr, eloed son of the lats Frederick snd Amy J.
Singer. Funeral services will held i Thursdsyl, st 8 o'cloik p. at the National Cemetery. Preeidio Frienda may rail si ths mortusry of Halated 1123 Sutter nesr Polk. STEM ART In Msrysvlll.
May 4. IftSo. Beverlv Stewart, beloved of Mrs. Sibvl Stewart snd the Fred L. Stewart, brother ot Lester M.
Stewart. Services Wednesils-' sfternoon, May Tth. st I o'clock, st St. Peter a TCms-consl Chun-h, Hroadwsy snd ljwtim sve Osklsnd. Friends msy csll st the residence Forrest Berkeley, Albert Brown Tl RlftFF In this city." Msy 8.
liwn. Csst John dearly beloved hushnnd of Marseret tSjrioff, a nst've ef Germs nr. A m'Tiber o' Msster Mariners' -ts-evoitot Aa-oriot'oo. snd Anseritsn Sh'-i Mssters" A Jserlstioti. N'Stlc of funeral Ister.
Remilns st To All who call upon us, we offer the personal and interested attention of the proprietoran important consideration. TRUMAN UNDERTAKING rvi(AD(MSstsstuSS, I Tl II. BORN ASARA In this city. April SO. to tha uf Juseiiti Asaia.
lt4 lMh a daughter. BltADKulil) In thla cily. My 1. ta the wua ci Albeit Klvin Viadturd, 2Mi ir-iu. tUuvihui.
BEACH lh this city. May 1, to tha wife nt Mrurl kriitivih l't a aon. BENTLKR In this city. April 20. to tha wile ut Waller lieniler.
HjU Silver a son. BRENNAN In this illy. May 1. to the wits of Jamra J. Biennan, 1741 BalUoa a daushter.
In this city. May 1. to the wife of Clayion C. Casey. 430 81th a daughter.
CVRRAS In thla city. April 29. to the wits fit wilimm lainc curran, l.Kia Sn Bruno a son. Cl'LVKRWELb In this city. May S.
to tha wite of GaorfS Culver til, T3 17th a son, DIAMOND In this city, My 1, to tha wife of Jacob Diamond, SOMA 31tt a daughter. HENRY In this cliy, May 1. to tha wife of William J. Henry, t10 11th a dauehtfr. In this city, April 28.
to the witV of Lontita Charles Jobnaon. 2fc'i titv-nw i'-h daughter. KKAHACH In Due city. May I. to the wifa uf r'nmk A.
Krabacb, OHkland, a dauFhter. KOSAY In Una city, May 2. to the wife of Robert Koasay, 137U Natoma a dHuehier. OL1VA In this city. May to ths wife of Hsrold Oilva (1 Curuas a daughter, SNYDER In this city.
May 4, to tha wife of Willlum tnjjer, ivi Chattanooga a daughter. TYRRELL. in this city. April SO. to the wife of Waller M.
Tyrrell 21 Richland a son. t'M'LRWLH)!) In this city. May 1. to ths wife of Earl Vnderwood. 2716 California a daughter.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Tha following nmrriHsc Uctnaes wers Ismio'1 In this city ypstenlay: HOVYMAN HAMMOND--Carlos W. Bowman. 24. lied wood City, and Yalda L. Hammond.
VK74 2IUh ave. CRKSCl MIZ.AItO Charles D. Cresvl, 23, Ji-ifpy and Fiances Mix-saro, 1H, 1 81 Geneva ave. DAMS BAHKKU Virgil Davis. Jt, 1010 Prott and Mona Barker, 21.
Vlaalia, Cel. DK.N VI AS rOSTKR Jim R. Iienrlas. 27. 6 Csrloa and Ellen Foster, 21.
M'lhrae Holrl. DITTMKK KuKTNEK Arthur H. Dlll- mer, 48, and Mildred E. Kortner, 43, both of Kama Maria, HAWES DDLHOLTZ Eugene E. Hawes.
S. Clayton si and Hannah Dol- holt, 27. l'aonia, Colo. LARKIN WAAtJK William M. Larkin, Sfl.
and 83, both of Lankerahlm Hnt-, LINlKfl'IST BI RKE Elnar Llndqulst, Oakland. Cal and Agnea N. liuike, U.S. 44(i Sin ave. Ll'CAS HiLI.INtiS Rufus I).
Luras, 42, lull Rush and Harriett E. Hillinaa, 52. l-oa Anselee. PLACE EKLDMANN Howard E. Place, 2s.
Y. A. Hotel, snd Olga C. reMrnann. 2rt.
1 HIS Bueh St. ROVQV1K RRA1NERD Tierre Rouqiile, 24, 147 San Jose and May Biai- nerd. 22. till) ave. BI'HNE JOHNSON Pvend Ruhne, SO, 24SA Curl and Karen A.
Johnson, 2V 417 Krederlrk et. SEWARD HOAtt Warren P. Reward. 29, Portland, and Leah Hoag, 30, West-port, Ctr. SMITH- SMITH Jehu M.
fmlth. 2, Spsuldlns Hotel, snd Margaret bmlih, Oakland, Csl. THOMI'KHN Pl'RVS J' Thonipeon, 20, Mnta Rarbais. and Mabel H. Burns, 1 Post a'.
Mli AI.LKK i.RIMA Prefom Ml'-allef. 54. 173 MrKinnon snd Evsngeline irima. 20, Hamilton St. IN-KlUO T1 RON Alfons Von gigs.
52. 20 Waahlnaion at snd Ioniitils Pubon. IValler st, WANKK I'EEL William Wank, 2S. R2B Rnah snd Lsvots Peel, 22, 2311 Vi'oadwav. TflEMKYK.lt PAATR Gefli'S H.
Wl-roever, 21. 70 En-fUa and Bertha E. Davea. 18. 700 Elelner st.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MARRY The following snidlcatlons for mavriaee licenses were made in this city yesterday: BOY AKIN FORTRO Lawrence HV- akin. 3 Oakland. and Gertrude Fortro, 21. Alameda, Cal. B' RKWALL IOHNON I I I T.
Furhwall, Itl Kansas and Fs'her A. Johnson. 24. 1141 Da Htro et. Bl'RT DOLAN Js-a H.
Burt. 25. tt Linden snd Evelyn Polsn. 17, 1S2 Castro ef. CAMERON GI ISTO Walter ft remeron.
ao. Napa. and cuiaio, go. Napa, csl. CAMI'RFLL A MPEIt HON Donald Cmp- bell.
2S. 2I7S snd Eveljs J. An.1raon 2.1 1 Tmk St. tit KKY HUKNNAN Thomas Duffy, 21. tfc-ean ave and Julia E.
Bten- nan. 1. 15 Klfe at. HoRSFALL ATSiiX-William H. Hois- fsli, 2(1, 144 Kddv and Audrey I.
Walaon, 24. 02 Halrlil si. Jl'DSi'N OLSLN Katnue) N. Judaon. 21.
1443 47ih and Claiene A. ulaeti, IS. SW Jules ave MARBLE KAPKItBEK Vernon W. War. ble.
144 Eddy nd Mary J. Ks- derbek, .1" 14r. O. tavia et, O'Jtl l.i: K. O'RIley, 20.
end Fran.es E. Nelif. 22. both of 740 hiro.twcll st poTTK ROTH Jv 11. snd Merv A Roth.
SS. both of lUO Kddy si. A TI.r--I.ATH A Sidney Wusyls. S. S02 K.ddv and Helens Latham.
27, Jlolileier. TIFRNAN VOS Albert R. Tlernan. J1. 2'I3 Folsom snd Kstherine F.
Voss, lit, 50.19 Folsom st. A SERVICE Ts aelt rag In erep irlng "lej StentarUm" sr 'Tarda of Thanks" notices The Kinmlner aaa -e-parrg book sf rf aiuirosrlata irrea and rards. Ihete satires srg Becoming annre pannier tearly. (all. eirlte ee phone afttee t4? for imr (tirv sf this booklet sr for further Information.
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teats Inatltote. 1 4 Iraaeng M-Tel. F'ererers S'7S sister or Mrs. Annie Krueger. Mrs.
Mabel Lillie snd Ooigs Lasieln: a name of San Fran. aged in yesrs. A member of Beulah Chapter No. 00. O.
E. S. Pacific Temple No. 87. Pythian Sistera.
and Prid of th Forest Circls No. 204. C. F. Of A.
Friends sr respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, at 2 p. from tha parlora of Suhr Wieboldt. 14o4 Valencia between 2-ith and 2nth. sis. Interment.
Cj press Lwo Memorial Park. BEt'LA CHAPTER N. O. E. S.
Officers and members srs requested to sttend the funeral of our late aieter. Ellen Wslthers. Wednesdsy. My 7. 1930.
st p. from th garlor of Suhr Wieboldt. 14H5 Valencia between 2Mh snd 2ih BERTHA AIILLY. Worthy Mstroo. SARAH A.
JACOBS, Secretary. ITETZELS (ne RarhnerK-In this eltv, Msy 1930. Lisieua Sadl Westsel inee Bachner). dearly beloved wife ef Erneat Went gel. lov ing mother Arma snd Arnold Wentl snd sister of Ben-jamin snd Lsura Pa hnr ef Mins.
spnlis snd Lillie Hiley of Ssa Joe. a nativa of ilinnespolis. sged 53 years, Minneapolis, papers please copy. I Funeral tomorrow (Thursdsyl, st 8 p. from Gsntner-Felder-Kennr Chapel.
1903 Market at Daboe are. Inurnment. Cypreaa Lawn Memorial Park. Tn this elty. Msy 8.
1M0. Richard Watson Windsor, beloved hue-band of Margaret Windsor, loving-father of George. John. Willlsm and Edwsrd Windsor. Mrs.
Amy La Nieea, and Mrs, Berns Lino, a naliv ot Illinois, ased 67 yeara. Friends sr Invited to attend th funersl services Wednesday. Msy at 8 p. at chapel of Truman Undertaking LMvisedera corner O'FsrrelL, in ittrmoriam FINCH In loving memory of Charles Finch, who passed away a year aga today. Sadly missed hv WIFE AND SON.
FOPPlANtl. MAF Time speeds on. (two) years hsvs passed Since death its gloom, ita shadows csst Within our home, where sll seemed bright, And took from us a shining light. We nvss that light, snd ever will. Her vacant place there' a none ta fill, flow hers we mourn, but not in vain, For up in Heaven we will meet agaia.
HUSBAND AND SON. DcDirarion HOKM r-' Th unveiling of th tsnn. sinne for the late Anna Hoi wits will take place Sunday, May 11, Eternal Horn Cemetery, at 11 30 a. m. MRS.
L. FRCCHT. MRS. F. METERS.
Far 0 Yssrs (It. GRAY A CO.) Where Funeral Services are Distinctive yet not hi priced Divisadero at Peit Street No Branches Established 1883 V. A. HALS I It. Pres.
Vtm, C. Hsminersmltb. Vlee-Prea. The Old Firm HALSTED CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1123 Sutter St ORdway 3000 Complete Funeral Ai QJJ Low Casket, robe, embalmiug, bearse.
Co. tax. We carry a full Hot of all styles caskets. Tbe largest funeral home Invites you to select a funeral equipment as you it-led merchandise. VYa have no solicitors; pay no commission; a distinctl-e publle serrfca.
Dr J. Morrison Co. 401 Baker St. at Hayes, Thona WV.tt 0076.1 i A Service Institution We like to think of pur establishment as an institution for community service. It is dedicated to the principle that the people ot the community deserve the best of service in every respect PETER I.UGERDIE Phone WAlnut 030O 1340 Golden Gate Ate.
FUNERALS S100 and ub Casket. Shroos. Cirsslailag. Rears. LimeaisiM Glynn's llzxi ChapsI f4S HI STB FET Missies tl ATs-sie SM FLORAL TRIBUTES That liprtss Sincerity The 257 GEARY 5T Telephone DOuflas T210 Flower for All Occaiicil rW-er Tsieaeas4 ta eg tnm lU I.HtM A at.
tn of Merrill, Oregon, a saliva of Liamirs Newmarket, County Cork, Ireland. Rmaina st the parlors of McBresrty Mccormick, 04. Valencia between snd lgih. Isotice of funeral later. BRfNNr.R In thla elty.
May 1930. Charlea Brunner, aged 6. years. Funeral IU be held today tWednea-day), oclmk a. from the mortuary ot Hileted A 11 U3 Sutter near Folk.
Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Psrk. CADWAI.LADER In this elty, May 4, ItHO, Fred C. beloved husband of Flor-encs Cadwallader, loving father of William. Mary, Kuih and Fred Cadwallader and brother ot K. H.
K. 1). and Lou Cadwallader, Mrs. Vergle Norton, Mia. Myrtic tiarrett and the lata Frank C.
CidwHlJader, a native of Illinois. Fuiersl services will be held st 3 o'clock p. m. at tiie parlora of Carew a Kntlif-h. Mis Uemy on Wednesday, May T.
11)30. CAHALAN In Pan franclsco, Mar 6. ii'jii. jane, Deioved wire or James A. alialan of banta Rosa, sister of.
M. Lmuort of 8an franclsco, Anmo V. Sanderson of Chico, Cathenn Sanderson of 8an Franclsco, Al.itne 8snderson of Sacramento, Mrs T. F. Shannon of Hepresa.
daughter-in-law of Mr a. Francis Cahalan of San Francisco, sister-in-law of William S. Cahalan and Raymond A. Cahalan of San Franciaco, a native of California, (Nevada papers Please copy.) Friends sre Invited to sttend ths funeral Wednesday Way T. at tl 15 a.
from the chapel of Lafferty a Smith, 415 Santa Rosa; thence to St. Rose a Church In Simla Roaa. where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the rci'ose of her aoul, commencing at o'rloi'k. Interment, Calvary Cemetery, Rama Rosa. t'OHHF! In Naps, May 5, 1030.
Herman .1., beloved husband of the late Minnie Cordes devoted father of Ethel M. Hucklcy. beloved son of the lata Jacob and Henrlka Cordca. lovlns srsnd failier of Carmtl Buckley, and beloved brother of Mrs. Rohrte, Mrs.
Anna Kulinton, Mrs. John Bersman and John and the late Lily Conies, a nativa of tionuany, aeed bit yeara. A member of Amity Lodge No. 870. F.
A A. M. 8. F. ryramiil 1.
Sciots: S. F. Idae No. a. B.
P. o. snd California Council no. nsit. National I nion.
Frien.Is are invited to attend ths fu neral Thursdsy. April 8. at 11 a. st "Wleboldt Kuneial Parlors, M3 Valencia at beiVeen 10th snd 20th. where services will be heid under the suspires of Amity Lodge No, J70, A.
M. Informant, private. IMIRVKt.Wln this city. Mav 1030, 1ouise, dearly beloved mother of Llovd Immell, Leo Mitchell snd i Blsnchs Elevens, Friends sre Invited to sttend the fu neral ThuinlHy, May r.l.'W. at 9 from the niortiiarv of Julius Undeau, 41 Van Ness ava.i thencs to or Arc t'hurch.
where a mass will be celebrated for the repoat Of her soul, commencing st a. m. Interment, Holy Cross, EKWARlia In this city. May S. 1930, Herbert desrly beloved husband of Edna Edward.
Funeisl services will be held tomorrow tThursdavl, at 1 SO o'clock p. from the mortuary of Halsted ft 1123 Sutter near Folk, under the aufticea of San Franciaco Lodge No. S. B. F.
Kike. KFRRAMMI In rlly. fday 4. 1930, Yitgims Feiran.lo, darling dMiishter of Rtibv snd Frank Ferrando snd loving smter o( Kugens Ferrando snd grsnd-daushter of Mia. Kvs Henderson; a natut of Sen Francia'-o.
F'uneral Wednesday at 10 a. m. from Oantner-Feliir Market at fMiboce thencs to M. John's Church. St.
Mary's sve. snd Mission for the blessing which will be held at 1030 o'clock. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, III hi Fit In Hayward. May S. 1U30, F.mily beloved wile of the lata Henry E.
Feuaier. loving mother of Ralph Feimer snd lovlns sister of Florlnda A. Nelson, nativa of California, aged 6t? years months days. Frienda snd ecuiialnlanr-es Srs respectfully Invited to sllend the funersl aerv loea from the parlors of Sorensen fits Castro Hayvrird, st 11 o'clock Wednesday r-orning. May 1930, CARDVER In (Oakland, May Hiram hunband of the lets Angelina 1 C.ardner, beloved fsther of F.dng L.
Oardner, a native of New York. A member ef Alcatrai Lodge No. 244, F. A. M.j CIS land Lodge No.
US. I. O. snd Iceland Stanford Division N'. 23.
n. of L. K. Friends ma- attend the funeral aerv-Icea. riday.
May K. HMO. at 2.30 o'clock p. st the parlors of the Jamea Taylor N. corner th and Jefferson under the direction of Alratras No.
244. F. a A. M. (For parking inquire at our office.) In Seattle.
April SB. 103(1, H. Ceolfrey Uriff, la-loved son of Mrs. I. illiun tiriff of San Franciaco, brother of Floyd tiriff of Seaitle.
David F. tiriff and Mia. A. Waight ot Loa Angeles, (it Vy HI Kl.fK In Alameda, Way S. 1930, lien, beloved hiiliand of Alva Guns-buKer, loving lather tif Frances lluna-burgi-r.
broltier of Itan t'timsburger of San Kiancis'-o. a nativa of Uermany. A member of Star King Loilse No. 8.4, Scottish Rile Bodies of San Fiairlaio, Islam Tenipls, snd I'ltiebuig Lodt-e of Flka. Friends are respctfull InvKed to Si-tend ths funeral Wednesday.
May st 3 p. from the Frultvale Chapel of Clarem-g Cooper, fruitvalg avs. at t. lih st. Oakland.
HAAPK In this city. Msy a. 13, Ross Hsase. dearly beloved wile of Herman Hsaae. lotmg mother of Arnold.
Theo-dois and Frank Haaae and aiater of Herman Affolier snd Mrs. Burkhsrdt snd Mia. Schad of Swltaerland a native of Swittsr'and, ssed yeara 8 nonths days. Friends srs Invited to the fur-era! services tomorrow st 2 30 at the chape! of H. F.
Buhr Co, 2019 Misainn near 25th, Interment, Olivet Memorial I'ark. HAIiRISOS In thla cily. Msy 4. 1930, Jamea Harriaon. beloved husband of the lai Fiances Strang Harriaon.
yncls of Mies Norma tiould of Angeles, native of Mississippi, sged yesrs. A rnenilier of Hums Cotmnandery No. 8. Knights Templar, of Home. Islam Temple; liallaa Lodge No.
Tl. B. P. F. ha tuber of Commerce of S.
and Club of 8. F. Frienda are Invited to s'tend ths funeral service st .1 3o o'clock Wednee.lay afternoon. Mav 7th. at (iiay'a.
Inusa-dero st, st Foet. Interment privsle. HflF this rlty, May 8. 193. St'rcnis belo wife of Csrl fc.
Hese. dsughter of Ann Vary Besae, s'ster of Mrs Adah rodk-e. Mrs. Cli'fcrd R. Falnier.
Claude Joha D. and lete B. Soivey. nativa of Cliftoa II- Mo. Fr'ends sre Invited to the funeral eervire st 1 o'cloek TSutsday Sf-leraoon.
Msy Sth. st Gray's, riviagdere street st Interment privsts. ROWF In Burlintams. Slar 8, l-1-Marie Augusts beloved 'f Harvle Howe, lovios mother of Eltert. Thomas.
Marie, Erneat. Theresa Howe. Funeral will be held Thursday. Msy at 2 p. from the rhapel of Wm Croby 23 California drive, "url'nasme.
under ths suspires Of O. It. Entombment. Cypress t'emetery, -(EM Oakland, May 8. 1030.
Ada Scrantim Junea widow vf (icorge r. J.mea, snd mother of Mrs. C. L. Birth of Oakland and Sidney tiardner Jones of nines noils name of Illinois, ased 71 veara nmnlhe -i' days.
Friends si invued tu attend ths fu-rra at the Crant V. Miller Mnrtuary, 2172 Fast 14th corner 24th sve. O. kiand. Wednesday.
ty t. H'SO. at in so o'cloik a. nr. Interment, Mt.
View Cemetery. Kil l-In th cii. May 4. Wli I Jl Kclan. sn of lu's snd FUs Ksr-'sn.
ami devoted n-otber of itobi W. and the sie A'r-rt and Henry Kaplan, a sativs of San Franco '-o. Fure-il services w'll be held Wen-div. M-' 7 at l'i" o'clock a. from the rii-tuarv of It.sltJ aV 3123, butter near Pasael on In fijklsM.
Mav l-o Fred WiUis-w. ear tnend of Mr and Vrs C. F. I ria-tve of Califs- a ag-8 77 yea's. Frieeos a sa in Ited ts S'terd tie f- eeral Servi-s of Mr.
Fred illlaTi Ieooard, Wednesday sfiernoos. Ma ah. at e'-ie-k. f'om The Littis t'ha-wl of the Flowers IH-iit A ftirgei. at.
at AhT Stat on, Peiaeiey, tllK.RFX to ths r't'. Msr a. Fnri Lo'gren. deany le'oied tlushsed of Antiji Ve," snd Eir te 'aei Jr a S- vf sted 4T. srs Vr iAm msv esit at the ebfipet of t.
T. Si-hr Co, 2'l M'Sion eaf SIS i St. Notice ot fUBersi iatet. etc. Gunrnntred to bile eorn ff tujuasa) nsmisi WmSa's ii iitilmiai ww.
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