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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
YOUNG PEOPLE MEET
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Baptist Church Societies Hold
an Inspiring Convention

OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE annual
session of the young peoples societies
of the Baptist churches of Northern
California and Nevada was held yes
terday at the First Baptist church. w.
II. Groat state president. in the
chair. assisted by Clinton I. Miller.
state vice president. Representatives
of six of the nine associations at the
conference of the Baptist churches
held during the week, gave short ad-
dresses. State President Groat's an
nual report was read and adopted.
Rev. A w Rider of the student vol
unteers led a conference. at which
Rev. w NJ. Mozart, convention pastor
at large. delivered hn address.
H B. Lyon was toastmaster at sup
per, $50 young people sitting at the
table Rev. J. c. Garth of Napa and
Professor Ecree of California college
were among the speakers. Two In
dian converts were presented by Miss
Murdock.
At the evening session Rev. ]. B.
Travis. the new Sunday school mis-
sionary. sang Get Results the words
by state President Groat and the mu-
sic by Prof George Moody. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Miss A. M.
Hicks of Berkeley. Rev. II. A. Fisk
and Rev. II. Wyse Jones.
New state officers: President, Rev.
J. G.. Barth; vice president; Rev. n. q.
Hobson, Redding; secretary, w. II.
Groat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
Suburban Brevities

SERVICE AT NEW CHURCH-BerkeIey. Nov.
1.-THE new chapel of the Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church. Vine and Walnut streets.
North Berkeley. was used for the first time
this morning when Rev S ID. HutsinpiIler OF
San Francisco dedicated the building The for
NAL dedication will take place on the first
Sunday in December. when Right Rev. Edwin
f. Hughes will offciate.
PRESENTS OLD BALLoT-B Berkeley Nov. IA
John Boyd. one of the oldest residents of
of the second election held in Berkeley to the
police force yesterday. This ballot is 80 years
old and the candidates for trustees IL in
cluded Thomas Graber. Thomas Hahn, {. r..
Lord and ". c. McCleaye.
RUN DOWN BY AUTo-Oakland. Nov. II
John Windrum, living at Fifth street and Uni
versity avenue. West Berkeley, WAS run down
by an automobile driven by DR.. W ]. Nord-
land of Ninth street and Broadway this even
ing and slightly injured at Fourteenth street
aud Broadway.
GIRLS NERVES ovERwRoUGHTABerk
Nov 14-Miss Bessie Burdg daughter Of a
West Berkeley carpenter. was taken TO the re-
ceiving hospital this morning suspected of in
sanity after having disturbed the neighborhood
about her home at 31O4 Wheeler street with
shouts and yells. Her arrangement was said
to be due to overwrought nerves.
HOUSE BURNED-Fitchhurg
Nov. 1.-THE home OF r. Betcher, a carpenter
living in Yoakum. burned with its con
tents carly this morning by tire OF mysterious
origin. Beteher was in another town. where
he Is employed, and his wife and her child
had gone TO her sisters home for the night.
The loss is s.. 900.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
EASTERN STAR TO
GIVE SOCIAL DANCE
Golden Wave Chapter of San
Leandro Announces Enter
tainment in Old Hall

SAN LEANDRO, Nov. 14.-Ap elabo-
rate entertainment and dance is being
planned by Golden Wave chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star, for Friday
evening. November 10. The affair will
be held in the chapters present hall
and probably will be the last func-
tion held there, as the chapter will
soon occupy it's new $4,000 building.
The best vocal and instrumental tai
ent on this side of the bay has been
secured for the entertainment, as we'll
as a clever amateur troupe of actors,
who will present farce comedy un-
der the direction of Fred Butlar.
The committee in charge consists of
Past Matrons Mrs. C. W. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Dr. G.. III. O'Hea, Mrs. J. n.
Frank, Past Patrons A E. Pelton,
John Driver. Judge j. n. Frank and
DIR. C. III. Miller; Mrs. A. E. Pelton,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Lands. The chair
man is III. l.. Lands
After the entertainment the floor
will be cleared for dancing. The deco
rations of the hall will be elaborate.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
GUEST AT HOME OF
PROSPECTIVE BRIDE
Member of Forestry Service Is
Now Visitor i'm Alameda

ALAMEDA, Nov. 14-Philip Talbot
Harris. who is to wed Miss Dorothea
Van Orden, is the guest of the parents
of the bride elect, Doctor and Mrs.
Leander Van Orden, al their residence,
Paru street and Encinal avenue. Har-
ris is connected with the United States
forestry service and is stationed at
Sisson. Miss Van Orden is graduate
of the University of California.
Bishop B. r. Jones of the Free Meth
odist church has arrived from Jackson,
Mich, and will spend the winter in
Alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Boynton will
leave the coming week for the east.
The trip will be one of business and
pleasure for Boynton, who is to appear
before the United States supreme court
in a case concerning the riparian right
of a land owner in California deriving
a water supply from Nevada. Before
returning home the Boyntons will visit
the larger eastern cities.
Mrs. George w. Scott and Miss Rene
Scott spent the week end at the Scott
country place in Los Gatos.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
RAILROADS ORDER
BIG RAIL PURCHASES
Fair Run of Small Orders
Marks Week i'm Iron

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Although
there has been an absence of any large
transactions 10 foundry iron during
the week. there has been a fair run
of small orders averaging from 5000
to 5000 tons a day. Toward the close
of the week some large inquiries were
developed, not only for shipment up
to next April in lots of 10000 tons. but
for even larger tonnage for shipment
over the rest of the year.
An easier tone has been evident in
foundry grades and some concessions
have been made. especially in the Of
ferings OF speculative lots OF southern
metal.
Rail contracts have aggregated
about 250,000 tons. but about half of
this was due to Specifications on pre-
vious contracts. The new business in
cludes 10000 tons for the Great North
ern railroad. 10000 tons for the IlIi-
nois Central. 10000 tons for the Erie
and $4,000 tons for the Pittsburg. Lake
Erie and Western Business for about
$4,000 tons is pending Orders have
also been placed for 10000 wheels. with
10000 tons more pending Railroad
equipment orders included about S.5G0
cars. Locomotive orders aggregated
135.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING SAN FRANCISCO BAY
old MAN SINKS IN
MUD OF ESTUARY
Policemen Rescue John Green
When Almost Dead From
Nights Exposure

ALAMEDA. Nov. 14-Mired in the
marsh up to his armpits and almost
dead from exposure. having been
prisoner in mud all last night. John
Green, 75 years of age, was rescued
today from what would have been his
grave in few hours more by Police
men z. A. Willing and j. Fl. Duser-
The old man is in a critical .eOndi-
tion from shock and exposure at the
emergency hospital He was 50 weak
when dra gged from his miry bed the
he was unable to stand and could
scarcely speak. How the old man sur
vived last night is a puzzle to the
policemen and the doctor who attend
ed him.
Green lives fns san Francisco. Ife
said today that he had some money
coming TO him from a ship that IS
lying up in the estuary near the plant
of the Alaska packers association and
he came across the bay last evening to
collect the cash. He attempted to
reach the ship by crossing the marsh
at the north end of Sherman street.
Darkness came on before the old man
could reach the vessel and il is pre-
sumed that he lost his way, became
confused and finally plunged into soft
place in the marsh.
Green stuck fast in the mud all
night, and when his head was Oh
served today by persons living at the
edge of the marsh the police were
notified and Willing and Duser Wee
sent out to investigate. They expert
enced much difficulty in pulling Green
from the mud and carrying him 10
firp ground.
Green's son and daughter were noti-
fed of his plight and arranged to have
the old man taken home as soon as
he has sufficient strength for the trip
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
READY FOR BABY SHOW
Prizes Will Be Awarded the
San Mateo Youngsters
TSpecioI Dispatch 10 The Call


SAN MATEO. Nov. 1.-THE Ladies
aid society of the First Methodist
church. under the able management OF
the president. Mrs. Henry Thiei, has
completed arrangements for the an
nuai bazaar and baby show to be held
Thursday. November Is, at II 3 street.
The babies will be divided into
classes. according to their ages, and
many beautiful prizes will be awarded
the prettiest, cutest, sweetest or smart
est in each class A prize viii also
be awarded 10 the most beautifully
decorated baby carriage.
The booths and the committees that
will have charge of them are:
Fancy table-Nrs C. Y Congdon. Mesdames
Navpsrd smith and Worsey.
TItility table-Mesdames Ward Bale ana
Teiicstessen--Mesdames Taylor, Watson and
Ice cream-Acsdsmes Colby. Taylor. Lesdly
Codee- Mesdames waggODcr MurkeI, Tbomp
son. Reudy and Faulkner.
Candy-Nesdames Duniphant, Foster and Os-
Gran hag-Nesdames Boring and Nickerson.
POtted plsnts-Mesdsmes Riley. Conrad and
Bsbv show-Afesdames Sylvester and Fisher
and Miss Pearl WaggODer-
Reception committee-Mesdsmes kirkbride and
Sylvester.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
BERKELEY GRADUATES
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Miss Alice Dean Is to Wed an
Engineer

BERKELEY, Nov. 1i.-Miss Alice
Dean. a graduate of the university with
the class of 'O7 and prominent in social
H. T. Hoskins, a consulting engineer,
at dance given to about 20 friends at
her home. % Panoramic way. last even
ing.
While in college Miss Dean was
prominent in Y w. c. A. work and
after her graduation identified herself
with college work for some time.
Hoskins was graduated some time
ago from an eastern college. He is we'll
known in his profession. The wedding
will take place November 20 at the
home aof the bride. Their residence
will be in Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
.CLUBWOMFN PLAN
DISTRICT MEETING
Federation Officers of Alameda
Organization Will Discuss
Details at Ebell

OAKLAND, Nov. 1.-THE officers of
the Alameda District Federation of
Women's Clubs are arranging for a
board meeting on the first Saturday in
December at Ebell club house. So many
matters of Importance are to be dis
cussed that Mrs. Cora E. Jones, the dis
trict president. has planned an all day
session, with buffet luncheon at noon.
A feature of the days deliberations will
be the annual meeting, which is to be
held early in February. The clubs of
Alameda will unite in entertaining the
delegates in the Adefphian club house.
Among the women associated with Mrs.
Jones on the district board are Mrs.
Annie Little Barry. Mrs. Mary c. Allen,
Mrs. L. L. Gilloghly, Mrs. r. ID. Holiness
Mrs. }. c. Lynch and Mrs s. S. Sargent.
The Sunken Bell the beautiful dra-
matte poem by Gerhart Hauptman, will
be read. Tuesday afternoon before the
members and guests of EbelI by Doro-
thea Hoaglin- Ha yden, to piano accom-
paniment. The program promises to be
of exceptional interest to the students
of literature and the modern drama.
Mrs. Guy c. Earl will preside as hostess,
TO-. 4
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
OAKLAND CIRCLE WILL
GIVE THEATER PARTY
Proceeds Will Benefit Relief
Fund of Order

OAKLAND Nov l4.-Oakland circle
No. 2e6. W. O. W. is preparing to give
a theater party AT Ye Liberty theater
on the evening OF November IL to wit
ness the production of THE Rose Of
the Rancho" The proceeds of the
henedt performance will be devoted to
the relief fund Of the circle.
The committee in charge OF the affair
consists Of NJ Baldwin. L. Holmes, NJ.
carray, A. Maehler. NJ Francis, w.
Halter and the officers OF the circle.
Saturday evening, November 20.
Grand Guardian c. G Van Orsdall Will
visit the circles of Alameda county at
Pvthian castle. He viii explain the
new schedule Of rates and the many
changes in the constitution made at
the grand clerks session in Port
land. Ore.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
SOCIALIST SPEAKER
ARRESTED IN STREET
Police Are Hooted-by Crowd of
Sympathizers

OAKLAND. Nov. 14.-J 3. Osborn, a
blind socialist speaker, was arrested
early this evening by Sergeant Byrne
at Eleventh street and Broadway for
speaking on street corner which had
been allotted for Sunday evenings TO
the salvation Army and for which the
propagandist did not have a permit
from the chief of police.
Being surrounded by many socialists
when the police interrupted him, Os-
born was acclaimed for his expostula-
tions against arrest and he and the
policemen in charge, Byrne and Patrol
man Collett, were followed to the city
hall by a crowd of about 700 persons,
many of them socialists, who hooted
the officers.
At the city hall Henry Meier, Wis
itor from Newman, who is a socialistic
sympathizer, began haranguing the
crowd and he was arrested after re-
fusing to move on, for resisting an Off
Ger. Both men got bail.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
MOTHERS CLUBS TO
PRESENT A PLAY
High School Students to Assist
Parents in Staging "The
Artists Dream"

BERKELEY, Nov. 14.-Preparations
have. been completed for the produc-
tion Of the play, The Artists Dream, -
which viii be presented at the high
school auditorium by the GBerkeley
federation of mothers clubs
The play was written by Nine. Mo-
liere, deviser of pantomime plays.
The cast will consist of a number Of
prominent society women and high
school students. Miss Goldie Hulin,
prominent in high school dramatics,
Will take the part Of Psyche in the
drama and Miss Claire Harrington,
prominent in French plays at the Uni
versity of California, will also have
an important role.
The full cast of the play follows:
Celne Nerder .......-.. Miss Claire Harrington
Psyche --------.-..--.-.. Miss Goldie Hulin
Ranniker. .......-... Mrs. Montgomery Hazlett
Count de Camembert. Lawrence Woodwork
Poppy .-.--..--........----..M Miss Myrtle Libbey
Plerrof- --.--- Louis Paragoy
Pierette Observation-Disclosures. Miss Elna Pierce
Clown 49,. August Weisenhaben
Costume plates-Mlss Ruby Hulin. Miss Flor
ence Butler. Miss Gladys Mccormack, Miss Jane
Scbloss and Miss Clara Ahlgren.
Latin quarter studentS--MesSrs II. ID. Bragg.
W J.. Warren. Barclay Adams, Paul Denton, L.
Denton and l.. \. Schloss
The scene of the play is laid in
the Latin quarter of Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
ORDERS ANTI-CHICKEN
CASE INVESTIGATED
City CounciImen to Examine
Charge Against Bates

ALAMEDA, Nov. 1.-THE city coun-
Gil has instructed the health commit
tee to investigate the charge made by
Captain j. S. Hanley, a local real es-
tate dealer. that j. C. Bates Sr of
Central avenue near Walnut street is
violating the municipal ordinance
which prohibits the keeping of chick
ense within 20 feet of a human habi-
tation.
Bates was arrested on complaint of
Hanley, but when the matter came up
in the police court the case was dis
missed, the court holding that the or
dinance was ambiguous. City Attor-
new NJ. w. Simpson has advised the
council that he believes the ordinance
legal.
1t is probable that another complaint
will be sworn to. against Bates and
the matter again taken to court. The
city attorney has advised this course.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
is TAKEN
FROM DOCTORS OFFICE
Burglar Takes Fright When
Trying Mans Door

reported to the police this morning
that a burglar had broken into his
office i'm the Bacon block, using a key
on the door, and had carried away a
$50 microscope.
Burglars cut the screen out of a
bedroom window at J. f. Jadequists
home. 1407 Brush street, entered the
house and stole three purses containz
ing $12.
Clothing worth $40 was stolen from
]. Kischners room in the Davis house.
a burglar attempted TO enter C. N.
Herkenhams home at sic Forty fourth
street through the front door, but took
fright when he was heard by Herken-
ham. The house holder said the man
ran toward Telegraph avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
BERKELEY CLERGYMAN
TO TAKE NEW POST
Rev. |. N. McCash of Christian
Church Resigns

BERKELEY, Nov. 14.-Rev. l. N.
McCash pastor of the First Christian
church of this city, returned Wednes-
day from the east, where he attended
the convention ofy Christian churches
held in Pittsburg. At this mornings
service he gave an account of the work
done at the gathering.
Dr. McCash made several addresses
at the convention and was appointed
general secretary of the General Chris
tian missionary society, the acceptance
of which causes his resignation from
the local church December 15, when
he is to take up his new duties.
The selection of his successor is in
the hands of committee of the church,
which will meet next week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
RIOTING STUDENTS AND
POLICE IN BATTLE

IOWA CITY. Ia. Nov. 14-One thou
sand Iowa university students cele-
brating yesterdays football victory
stormed the Goldren theater last night
and were elected by the police. Then
they stormed the building. breaking
number of windows. William Bennett
a freshman. was struck on the head b
bottle thrown from the opera house
and his scalp cut. Policeman Fieseler
who attempted to arrest a Filipino
student, was Knocked down and his
head cut. Two students were badly
wounded by policemen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
ACQUITTED FOR KILLING
ON SELF-DEFENSE PLEA

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Nov. H.
The jury in the case of Joseph Pace.
charged with the murder of Joe Harris
of Westwater, Utah. few weeks ag,.
brought in verdict of not guilty this
morning.
Pace shot Harris is a dispute over
cattle and entered plea of self
defense.
The trial was held at Moab. Utah.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15

DIR. Luella Clay Carson. president of
Mills college, will be made the guest of
honor at a reception for which the
women of the collegiate alumnae have
sent out cards for Saturday afternoon,
November 20, in the Town Gown
club house. Berkeley, In the receiving
party will be:
Miss Cornelia Mckinney Mrs. Evelyn White AL
Miss Genevieve Cham len , -
Mrs May Cheney mann
Miss Mary Sieyriek- Mrs. Harry Torrey
The alumnae has organized two new
modern plays. Oakland section. under
the direction of Mrs. Fred C. Turner,
will hold its initial gathering late in
the month.
Two interesting programs Monday
afternoon will divide the attention of
the members of the Alta Mira club of
San Leandro. of which Mrs. w. S. Peters
is president AT the residence of Mrs.
C. E. Coleman the women, who meet
monthly for the discussion of current
events, will enjoy a profitable hour un-
der the leadership of Mrs. c. F. Wood.
At the same time the history section,
with Mrs. c. H. Miller as curator, will
meet with Mrs. ]. n. Frank.
The November business meeting of
day afternoon in the clubhouse and be
followed by an hour over the teacups.
Caro- Roma. the Oakland woman who
has achieved fame in the eastern mu-
sical world, as well as on the coast, will
be the theme of the Tuesday morning
meeting of the music history section,
Mrs. Charles II. Smith giving the paper.
Miss Soule Campbell of Berkeley will
go over TO Alameda the same afternoon
to give an informal talk on Russian
art before the members of the art his
tory section. Mr. Opp" will be re-
viewed at the November meeting of the
new book section Thursday afternoon.
The Woman's Improvement club of
Richmond is preparing for the three
days carnival which is to he opened
Thursday afternoon at the residence of
the clubs president. Mrs. Fred Schramn.
Scandinavian and Italian composers
will be discussed at the November meet
ing of the Etude club on Monday week.
Mrs. Robert Watt, president of the
Oakland New Century club, has re-
turned after several months spent in
travel abroad She will resume her du-
ties which have been performed by
Mrs Charles Woodbury. during her alb
sence Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made by the clubwomen for the
holiday festivities. in which the men,
women and children of the neighbor
hood share.
The League of Right Thinking and
Right Living, which has been organized
by Mrs Vance Cheney among a num-
Der of the younger matrons of the
smart set, will hold weekly sessions
during the winter to study the precepts
of the international movement. Mrs.
Cheney has returned to her home in
New York after several weeks in Pied
mont. Among those who are taking an
active interest in the league are:
Mrs. Edward Engs Mrs. Sam Belle Wake
Mrs Wickham Havens Held
Mrs. Harold Havens Mrs. j. Loran Pesse
Mrs. Harry Maxwell Mrs. George Cross
Mrs Henry Rosenfeld Mrs. Fred Moore
Miss Carrie Nicholson Mrs. D. A. Proctor
Miss Eva Powell, president of Ebell,
has been spending the week in Marys-
vile as the house guest Of friends.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
CALL MEETING FOR A
BOND ISSUE DISCUSSION
CITY of Piedmont Residents
Want Fire Protection

OAKLAND. Nov 14.-Residents of the
CITY of Piedmont have called meeting
for wednesday evening at Mowbray
hall to discuss the question of Calling
an election for q bond issue TO cover
NC exnenditures. one item is the
installation of an automobile IRE en-
zine and combination truck apparatus,
With engine house. The second propo-
siffonsis the purchase of park site IN
Pleasant valley
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
ASKS FOR A STREET
Calls for Dedication of Strip at
Postoffice Site

ALAMEDA. Nov. 14.-Charles S.
Neal. who sold the lot at the north
west corner of Central and Park
avenues TO the federal government as
site for the proposed new post Of
fee. has informed the city council
that the government wants the Is
foot strip given by Neal and running
from Park street TO Park avenue in
the rear of the postoffice site dedi-
Gated as a street The city attorney
has been instructed to draw up the
necessary papers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
GROCER'S STOREHOUSE
AND STORE ARE BURNED

ALAMEDA. Nov IA storehouse
owned by s. A. Bugardin, a grocer at
Morton station. was burned with its
contents. and the adjoining store was
destroyed by FIRE which broke out at
o'clock tonight. Kerosene in the
storehouse made the flames so fierce
that the fire department had great diff
ficulty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
SUCCESS ATTENDS THE
CARNIVAL OF NATIONS

ALAMEDA, Nov. 1.-THE weeks
Carnival of Nations" in the old First
Methodist Episcopal church for the
benefit of the new church building
fund was brought to a successful close
last night. The program was in
charge of the managers of the Indian
and colonial booths. Vocal numbers
were given by A. Horatio Cogswen,
Miss Mary Anderson and Mrs. n. B.
Frisbie.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
AGED FILIBUSTER OF
ERIN'S HOPE is DEAD

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Augustine f..
Costello. one of the 40 Fenians who
sailed from this country on a filibuster-
ing expedition in the Erin's Hope i'm
1867. died last night, aged so years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15

Paul John CumbelichZ
| Peter Joseph McNally
Wilfred Francis Lefevre
William Joseph 0'Brisn
Edward Joseph Caplice
Joseph Aloysius Healey
| Charles Enlett Fannon
Raymond Albin Coyne
Lyman Joseph Coyne
Francis John Hogan
Cyril John Kenny
Alfred John Marion
Francis Joseph Magen-
mis-
Roy Paul Sheppard
Edmund Bonayenture
Kenny
James Joseph Meehan
Eugene Joseph O'Brien
Lester Joseph Thomp-
son
Louis Joseph Scozzafavr
Jeremiah Anthony Barry
Thomas Ralph Treacy
Joseph Peter Mulkern e
Michael Cyril Drago-
yich
Romanus Joseph Bowen
Anthony John Mirko
Charles Joseph Jensen
Amiel Lawrence Deluc-
chi
Raymond Michael Bana-
han
Hubert Joseph Cullen
William Patrick Con-
molly
Leonard Joseph Viii
liams
John Joseph Riley
Fred Francis Delchirv
John Francis Nolan
Ralph Anthony Hudson
Thomas Patrick Man
nion
John Joseph Malone
Richard Joseph Spell
man
Francis Joseph Devine
Francis Joseph Bascacci
John Joseph Hand
Carl 0loysius Nicker-
son
John Joseph Lestrange
Edward Francis Smith
Daniel Stephen Delaney
Joseph Milton Roderick
Francis Duffy
Martin Aloysius 0'Don-
nell
Joseph Aloysius 0'Don-
nell
Francis Anthony Gould
Joseph Antonio Scozza-
faya
Clifford Francis Holtz
Steward Joseph Wall
Henry Joseph Tissot
Willard Joseph Holtz
Paul Joseph Gil
Tony Alfred Seozzafava
Theron Joseph Haselton
Alfred Louis GRANDMA
Edward Joseph Hand
Rafael james Perich
Walter Joseph Camozzi
Percy Anthony Read
William Joseph Kliegel
John Jeremiah Scannell
Tony Joseph Vargus
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15

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