New-York tribune., 1919-04-03
OBITUARY NOTES

JOHN G. M'NAMARA, sixty-four wears
old, for the last three years member Of
the brick agents firm of Barnes & McNa
mara and for thirty-fve years engaged in
the brick business in this city is dead of
pneumonia at his home in Beacon. N. Y.
MISS ELIZABETH e. GIES. of S54S
10th Street, Richmond Hill, and for more
than seven years employed by Enos Rich
ardson g. Co in this city. died Tuesday. She
was active in girls clubs and Lutheran
Sunday School leagues, and was secretary Of
the Bible Association of the Eastern Con-
ference Of the New York and New England
Synod.
JAMES A. AITKIN, sixty, son of the
late Thomas Aitkin of this city, who was
one of the pioneer pilots off Sandy Hook.
died Tuesday at his home, l15 Vanderbilt
Avenue, Brooklyn. For the last thirty years
Mr. Aitkin had been employed in the De-
partment of Bridges.
JOSEPH DOMMINEY, for eighteen years
connected with the Realty Associates. is dead
at his home, 563 Park Place Brooklyn
ISAAC EHRMAN. seventy-eight, for many
years in the real estate business in Brook
lyn, is dead at his home there. 159 Halsey
Street
MRS. IDA ADDISON PLOTZ, wife of
Joseph Plotz superintendent in Brooklyn of
the Prudential Insurance Company. is dead
at her home there. son, Major Harry
eral Of the United States army at Wash
ington.
HERBERT JAMES MEYER, of the firm
of Meyer g. Carmody, grocery importing
company, is dead of pneumonia at his home
o27 West ll0th Street
JOHN GOODWIN, of the real estate firm
of Goodwin g. Goodwin. with Offices Lenox
Avenue and on West Fifty-seventh Street
died Tuesday at his home, 800 Central Park
West He was sixty-eight years old.
=, EDWARD F; CoNDoN. Tax Appraiser Of
Richmond, died suddenly on his 6ftieth birth
at homo I 1C+c
Avenue.
JAMES R. BEATON, of the hosiery firm
Of J. r. Beaton & CO., Fourth Avenue
died Tuesday at his home. 7S Prospect Ave
nue., Brooklyn
F, W. HASKELL, Of Buffalo, president of
the Carbor -ndum Company, died of heart
failure yesterday in Dayton, Fla.
OSCAR l.. MOSES. hfty-two, member
of the Printers Ink Publishing Company, in
this city, and resident of Upper Montcair
n. j., fell dead on the sidewalk before the
Mountain Avenue station in Montcair yes
terday morning.
WILLIAM F. DEvINE, thirty-nve, a
United States army field clerk recently sta
toned at Hoboken and formerly for eighteen
Years with the law firm of Cadwalader,
day at his home in Brooklyn
MRS. DEBORAH RAPHAEL died yester-
day at her home, ia Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn. She was born in Manhattan and
mad lived in Brooklyn more than fifty years.
MRS. ANNIE ANNGIER, sixty-hve. was
found dead in her home. GIG Wythe Avenue
Brooklyn yesterday. On a bureau was q
letter from her son, in the service overseas
reassurng her of his early return. Death
attributed to heart disease
MRS MARY ELIZABETH CRANDALL
CAPES, seventy-nne is dead at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs Christian Meyer. 357
Highland Boulevard, Brooklyn. Active in the
work OF the 26th Ward Auxiliary OF the Red
Cross. Mrs. Capes was knitting socks for the
Belgians the night she suddenly died.
L. TOWNSEND FOWES is dead at his
West Point in the class y 1867. Mr.. Howes owes
served in the ist United 'Statcs Artillery in
Texas for two years, resigned from the ser
vice, and entered business in New York. or
five surviving sons. two until recently
in the service of the United States and
daughter, Miss Susan Howes, is at present
abroad engaged in work for the Y. NJ. c. A.