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New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Operators Buy
Large Apartments
On Heights $
Brown Gets the Sequoia,
on Broadway, and Syndi-
cate Takes Over Fort
Washington Avenue House

Frederick Brown has bought from G.
D. Clark, of Cincinnati, Ohio, the Sc
ouoia, formerly Bradley Court, the ten
story apartment, with stores, at the
southeast corner of Broadway and
165th Street. The structure fronts
III feet on Broadway and 1905 feet
on 165th Street. Max Blau and Lett
ner. Brener & Starr were the brokers.
The house was taken by Mr.. Brown
subject to a mortgage of $315,000 held
by the Metropolitan life Insurance
Company. The present sellers acquired
the property five years ago from the
Fort Washington Realty Company.
Mr.. Brown has sold to Michael Retz-
ker the five-story apartment, on plot
54x12O, at the northeast corner of Au-
dubon Avenue and 185th Street, through
Charles Goldberg.
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has bought the six-story elevator apart
ment at 2S6-294 Fort Washington Ave
nue., at the northeast corner of 172d
Street, from the 172d Street Holding
Company, Samuel L. Krulewitch presi-
dent. The house fronts 100 feet on
Fort Washington Avenue and 1916 feet
on 172d Street. Henry J. Kantrowitz
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Sale of lO9th Street Flat

Samuel Seiniger has sold for Dora
W. Pope, 100 West 106th Street, five
story fat, on lot 25x10O.-
Heights Apartments Reported Resold
Charles Kimmolman is reported to
have resold the two five story apart
ments at 644 and $50 West 173d Street
Each house stands on a plot 75x97 8
feet. They were acquired by the sell
ers few months ago.
Colonel Parsons Sells SD Street Flat
Colonel William Barclay Pasons has
sold the five-story fiat and store at 159
East Fifty third Street on plot 27.6x
1905.
Sale in Little Italy
Sisca & Palladino have sold 225 East
10oth Street, a four story tenement
with store, on lot 25x100, to Berar-
dino de Nunzio.
Sells House in 122d Street
Louis Schrag has sold for Charles
Schenck the five-story apartment, GO
East 1921 Street, on lot 2lx100.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Active Market for All
Glasses of Bronx Realty
Operator Buys Modern Office
Building at 10th Street Cor.
ner Held at $500. 600

Harry Aranson has purchased from
the Peoples Big Market, Inc, the
northeast corner of 149th Street and
Courtlandt Avenue, one block west Of
Third Avenue, on plot So feet on Court
landt Avenue and 100 feet on 149th
Street, fourstory and basement med
err ean office building. 1t was held at
S3OO,000. A. w. Mclaughlin g. Co.
were the brokers.
Investor Gets fremont Avenue Corner
Michael Retzker has bought tha fve-
story apartment, on plot 8Ox8O, at the
southwest corner of Lillian Place and
fremont Avenue, from the Lillian and
fremont Realities Company through S.
Geilich.
Buyers for Concourse Buildings
Richard H. Scobie has sold for John
Cusack, the two buildings known as
2409 and 2413 Concourse, on plot 10Ox
~. 1t was cash transaction.
Other Apartment Sales !
The Meister Builders have sold the
slx-story apartment at the northwest
corner of Bathgate Avenue and 179th
Street, on plot 60x94.
Phlllp Wattenberg has sold 825 East
l61th Street, a five-story apartment
iVuoe, Oli plOt 4O&lZO, TO Harry Sch ke-
noff and to Schlenoff Bros, the five
story apartment at 892 East 165th
Street, on plot 40x11O.
Demand for Dwelling Houses
Edward Polak has resold for the
Van de Veer estates 579 East 1GSth
Street, four-story apartment on lot
28x81 and 1868 Bathgate Avenue, a
three-story dwelling, for the Living
ston estate to DR.. Mirchin. Mr.. Polak
has also sold 321 East 196th Street, q
ttwo-story dwelling with garage, for
Mrs. Jane N. Casle to Michael Walsh
and 1926 Hughes Avenue, a two-family
house, for F. A. Mulgannon.
Mrs. Albert L. Lowenstein has sold
the three-story brick dwelling at IL
West Fordham Road, on lot 24.3x1O0, to
Minnie Wagner, who will convert it
into business building.
Kurz G. Uren have sold for Mrs.
Annie V. z. Hanford. 1460 Bryant
Avenue, a three-story two-family
dwelling on lot 25x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

NEW .YoRK.-UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. as trustee.
individually and as executor and trustee
under the win of selim Marks. deceased;
MONTAGUE y. COHEN. as execator ana
ceased; FLORA MARKS. MONTAGUE
MARKS. FRANCES MARKS. his wife.
JOEL MARKS. IDA MARKS, his wife;
brfsr9S bfIoN 9osgfHNa fHIA hTAs EAwy
coin. QUEEN VICTORIA LEAvITr.
coaEisN.A sAS B4akRe6MAA 4 e6AANs MARKs. sk IRENE IRENE
yine). MABEL. KAssEI.. HARRY APPLE
LEAvY. ANToNfA sILBERMAN. ELL
LERsDlE DIXON. CONSTANCE HYAss.
ROBERT l. WHITE; ROBERT I LIN
LEAv!TT. JOHN LEAvITT. AARoN
LEAVITT. JR.. EU0ENE DAVIS. BAR
NET MARKS. HARRY p. LINCOLN. as
jinshi; JACOB WOLF. ROSA WOLF his
wife: REALTY SUPERVISION COMPANY
and THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. Defendants.
Action No. . 2-SUMMONs-Triai desired
in the County Of New York
18th TO the above named Defendants
answer the complaint in this action. and
to serve a copy of your answer on the
p,alnt.ns taa attorneys within twenty days
sve OF the day of service: and in case OF
Your failure to. appear or answer. judy
ment will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, New York. January 22. 1919.
STEWART & sBEARER. Attorneys for
Plaintiff; Once and Post osice Ad-
dress. IS Wall Street, Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York.
TO Leonors Dixon. Queen vic.oria
Leavitt. Charles NJ Msrks Jr. Illersdi 10
Dixon. Margery Leavitt. John Leayitt.
aaron I.eavitt Jr. and Barnett Marks:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
Of Hon. John N. Tierney. a Justice OF ths
Supreme Court OF the state OF New York.
dated the i2,h day Of June 1918. and nled
with the complaint In the ofsice OF ths
Clerk of the County OF New York, a. tss
County cour, House. in the Borough o,
Manhattan. city. County and State of New
York.
Dated June f6. 1919
STEWART q sHEARER, Attorneys fc-
Plaintiff: Once and Post once Ad.
dress. No. IS Wall Street Borough o.
Manhattan. City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market
East Side Dwelling To Be
Replaced With New One
100000 East Goth St. Realty
Bought for REINFORCEMENT
With Fine House

William B. May & Co. have sold the
four-story and basement high stoop
dwelling at s East Sixty-ninth Street
for the estate of Teresa M. ]. O'Dono-
hue to client who will replace the
house with modern English basement
residence: The property has front
age of 81 feet. 1t is one Of the few
wide plots available in this immediate
section. 1t has been held for sale at
100000.
Trading in 74th St. Dwellings
The two four-story dwellings at So
and 55 West Seventy fourth Street,
near Columbus Avenue, have been sold.
Jacques r. Simon, silk merchant,
who owns and occupies No. So, pur-
chased the adjoining house from Kath-
crime Walker and resold the two prop
critics to an unnamed buyer for invest
ment. The buildings occupy plot
40x100.
= Adjoining Owner Buys
Jane Newburgh has purchased from
a client of Otterbourg, Steindler &
Houston the three-story and basement
dwelling at 389 Manhattan Avenue, on
lot 18x6O. The purchaser owns the
tensive alterations.
Sale in Goth Street
Joseph F. Seitz sold for Betti Muller
the dwelling at 231 East Sixtieth
Street, on lot 20x1O0, which the seller
bought three weeks ago through the
same broker.
Mrs. Balfour Buys House
M L. & G. Ernst have sold to Mrs.
P. N. Balfour for occupancy the three
story and basement dwelling, or lot
17.9x62.6, at 12B Washington Terrace,
just south Of 186th Street and east Of
Amsterdam Avenue. j. Pick vas the
broker
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Arthur Sachs to Build
New Home on 69th Stree,

Plans have been filed by C. P. H.
Gilbert, architect, for the freproof
residence to be erected for Arthur
Sachs at AZ and "a East Sixty-ninth
Street on fifty-foot site.
The house will measure COX about
81, with an eleven-foot court for light
and air. The exterior will be of gray
limestone, four stories. and a man
sard in height. The facade will be OF
Gothic design. Excavation will COM
mence Immediately, and the build
ing IS to be completed in the autumn
awarded. ~1
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Bank Sells Brooklyn
Realty to Investor
Property in Classon Avenue;
Dwelling Houses in Other
Sections Sold

Thomas j. O'Reilly has sold for the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 64s
and s51 Classon Avenue, on plot 5oxSs,
to Harry Braunstein fol. investment.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 1875 North Oxford Street, a two
story dwelling, on plot 16x1O0, for Har-
old F. Hutchinson.
Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov have
sold from plans for the Poret Building
Corporation one family house with
garage, on plot 30x1oo, on the west
side of East Twelfth Street, $50 feet
south of Avenue I.
The F. c. Sauter Company has sold
to Simon Crystal the one family dwell
ing at 1854 Fifth Street, from Emma L.
Fraser.
B. J.. sforss has sold for Charles J..
Fox to James Russo the two family
house, on lot 2ox1o0, at 6S1O Sixteenth
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
II. W. Murray Chances Berth

Reginald W. Murray has been elected
v1ce-president and director Of Cush-
man man q Wakefield, Inc, to succeed
bernard Wakefield, who has Joined the
Cunard Line force, having charge of
the twenty-story building to be erected
on the site of the old Stevens House
on Broadway. Mr. Murray for many
years was manager of the management
department and q director Of the Doug
las L. Elliman Co. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Resale of Former Trinity
Property Brings Profit
Operators Dispose of Greenwich
Street Building, Last of Group
Bought Recently

The Broadway-John Street Cornora-
tion, Elias A. Cohen, president. has re-
sold 637 Greenwich Street, a one-storv
building on lot 25x114, between Barrow
and Morton streets, to Francis & Jo-
seph Gilroy, who will use it for ware
house purposes. Charles Cohn was the
broker.
This completes the resale of group
OF old buildings at this point purchased
a few months ago by Mr.. Cohen from
the Trinity Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Old Horton Homestead
At White Plains Is Sold

Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. have sold
the Horton estate property, at the
corner Of Broadway and MARITIME Ave-
nue., White Plains, consisting of nearly
an acre and Colonial residence, over
looking Broadway Park and opposite
the residence of Thomas Simpson.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Famous Players Get Another
Studio in 1X5th Stree

The Famous Players Lasky Corpora
tion has obtained the Estees Studio
and Laboratory, Inc, at 361 West 125th
Street. This additional space has been
found necessary to handle she in
creasing activities of the corporation.
Long Island City is being rushed The
excavating for the studio is nearly
completed and the first floor of the
laboratory has been laid.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
More Downtown Space
For COnversa g. r.

Wright Barclay has leased to Con-
verse, q Go. the fve-story store and
loft building at 1926 Broadway for a
term Of years. The lessees will oc-
cupy the building after it has been
altered in connection with their prem
lses at 1888 Worth Street, running
through to 10 Thomas Street,
Cushman & Wakefield have leased
at 10 East Fortieth Street the store,
basement and mezzanine floor for
electrical supply business to Charles
T. Morrison.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

Manhattan
LEXINGTON Av, sol; Rocco Di Lorenzo
against Joseph I, Buttonweiser, owner;
Reynolds e. Reilly, Inc, contractor s105
Delaney ST, s, whole front between
Lewis & Cannon SITS. under Williams burg
bridge. 1o6.2x95.8; Boniface Construction
Co. Inc. against City of New York.
owner; Delaney Garage. Inc, contractor
$14, 900
147TH ST, 546 e; Benjamin CHASER
against Mary r. Bunt. owner, Mary L
Bunt and James T Bunt. contractor (re-
newaD Observation-Disclosures. 1892. SO
ST AIMS AVE, All: Benjamin CHASER
against Mary f Bunt. owner. Mary Il
Bunt and James Bunt. contractors (re-
newaD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....... $1l6
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

WE'LL to Max Cohen: NJ Cohen to Harry
Clamen; Fisher Levine to Harry Cla
sa exra to a' Harry ciamsn; nan atty. title Guar
& Co. ITS Broadway. 4 assign,
18th ST. 22s w: mtg $4,000, Jao o' coigsn : gan
and ano. trustees to Lawyers Mort Co
and Lawyers Mort Co to Louise K
Treutle, 25s W 4th st; atty. Lawyers
lseTH eaG4 ST. $3.50 w mtgs $4,000 ''.uuI and
$4,000; National Saw Bank of City of
st; atty. Title Guar g. Co, l7e Bway
n4P5soS ST. w. mtg Ss,
at Shelter Island. N Y; attys. Cardoza
& N. l2s Bway. 81
S5Th to Ghs, Sr lis59 r. westssh s Kfay ss,S
ct al; attys, Babbage & S. III Broad
2sTH ST. aa5 W: Excelsior SAY Bank SiOto to
Laurence c Hafner. i54 W s4th st. ana
ano. exrs; atty. A B Dayton, Is Will
1s7rH a't ST. 3. s7i.s PARK av; Reetor' s..so
etc. Of christ Church. RiSerdaie, to
LAWYERS Mort Go, SO Liberty st. SIS. 900
s4TH ST; sos,sos WI mtg now $4,000;
9Th av; atty. Julius Offenbaeh. 6: VIII
lam st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80, 900
VERIO AV, d272; Fairfield Holding Corp
to Elizabeth K Upham. 247 5th av: attys
Merrill r T. 100 Bway 500
SAME property. Samuel l. Hewlett and
ano, exrs. to Fairfield Holding Corp. zoo
K1NGssBiRIDaE %Hs RID. 10 E: Elizabeth if,09l K
Dooling to n Johnston. e 69th ST:
atty, Davies, 149th st and 3rd ay
$500
KINGSBRrD0E TER. 2751: Hugh G Mur-
ray. trus. to Hannah Kronenthal. %
Riverside Drive: atty. Kroneenthal, %
Jackson Av. 1888 n Home. 2Txso
| to Boston rd X 295x42.4: Peoples Trust
Co. trus to Edmund Bayer. 425 r. 13eth
a.; atty. Lawyers Title & Co. leG
HOLLAND Av. i72s: phiiip Murray My''te te
VIM l. schaaf. 1913 Bogart av atty
Chas Batcher. 1928 L Tremon, q,
$500
sPUYTEN DYUvIL PKwAY. e. 2sl
o27th st, rs !rreg Helen NJ Qlennon 4
| w Dando. gdt Newark, N j; atty
| Thos Q Larkin. 2si1 Bway. s.
lsoTH ST. 8. SOS W DAILY av. %7.sxso
Cross Avenue Co to Lawrence Davies. 2S'
| w 47th ct atty. Clarence Davies, l49tl
ct and 3rd av .................... $40,
FOX sr. Gas. Aron Realty Co to Kantol
Holding Corp. 1923 Kelly st: atty. Il,
GreenberE, % Nassau sc .........$l 81 o.
PROSPECT Av. Ssb; Milton Hoffman I,
Emanuel Giaubcr. ss6 West End av
atty. NJ p Hoffman. s6 Nassau at $40
BRYANT Az. sls; Sadie sasse TO Johl
Aensns; Z. n, ~ eeo 2 is. at atty. Title Qua
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
George Fl. Earle, jr., Adds
to Realty in Hotel District

George H. Earle, jr., of Philadelphia.
theatre district Of this city, has bought
from Joseph Richards and others the
three and four story houses at 1913 to
1877 Vest Forty-seventh Street, located
between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
The combined properties measure COX
1908 and adjoin the Hotel St. Mar
garet on the east.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Colonel George B. M. Harvey
Sells West Side House

Colonel George B. NJ. Harvey has
sold his house at 122 West Seventy
first Street through Frederic II. Allen
of Frederick Zittel G. Sons. 1t is a
fourstory brownstone dwelling on
lot 21x102.2, with dining room exten-
sion. A client of Brooks & Momand
is the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

117TH ST. = 3. 1910 It of st. Nicholas
av, 100x100; Lawyers Mortgage Co loans
Samw' CONSTRUCTION co to erect e-snE soH
apart house; payments. .-.S 600
Bronx
GRAND BOULEVARD s. CONCoURSE,
g. 10s II n OF Fordham rd. 100xloo;
also Grand Boulevard & Concourse. w q,
2os It n OF Fordham rd looxioo Law
yers Mortgage Co loans Level Realty
Corpn to erect two 6-sty apts: pay
ments on each building $2so. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
John Mccormack Buys
5000, 900 Country Place
Acquires From Henry L. Stod.
dard His Estate in Con-
necticuts

GREENWICH, Conn, July 49,
Laurence Timmons has sold for Henry
L. Stoddard his estate, formerly the
Stokes Farm, partly in Darien and
partly in Noroton, Conn, to John Nc
Cormack, the tenor. It consists of 100
acres and is one of the finest pieces
OF property in Connecticut The price
paid is said to be close to 100000.
The estate owned by Sidney A. Will
Jams in Thrushwood Park, Riverside
Conn, has also been sold through Mr.
Ilmmons to Walter A. Moore, of
Greenwich. This property was held at
S150,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

tain Garage, Inc, ss4 Oakland pl; pr
mtg sac. 900: July IA; 10 yrs; per cont;
atty Dunn, Is Broad st. -. SAP. 500
Av, 1o5S60. leasehold;
Harry Davidson to Hyman Hermle, 1910
Washington av: July s; instals, 6 per
cent; attys, Koppelman & w, 144 Riv-
1ngton st; notes. s................$ 81, 500
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
SCARSDALE

HANDSOME HILL Tor. 10 ACRES. ideal
for gcntlemans country estate. near golf
club, unobstructcd view In all directions;
splendid orchards and stately trees. at at
tractive price; particulars No brokers.
Owner. Scaredale. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
ME-. KISCO.

THE BESr FART OF MT. KIsCO.
House rooms and large open attic
Village water, Bewnr. electricity, hot air
heat, ha rd wood nonrs throughout. In excel
lent condition. 1o0xz0o. low priced
property iocateH in section OF much
higher values Price 5000; half cash.
CARPENTER e. rELTON, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Staten Island Sites for
New Housing Accommodations

Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for John
Hetfernan two lots on Glove Road
Grasmere, Staten Island, to Charles D.
Durkee, who will improve them with
small COTTAGES
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

9TH ST. s, 100 TT of West End av;
Rosenthal Engineering Contracting Co,
Inc. agt Commonwealth Ice Co ct al
July IA, 1919 1905 IS
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
CHESTER HILL RESTRICTED SECTION

$1,000 CASH plot 75x125: house II rooms.
baths. steam heat. electrioity fine resi-
for "nck sale s14 600 CI,ARf$ 6s Vest
First Street
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
MT. VERNON

PERFECT HOUSE, sleeping porch. sun
parlor; steam heated; garage: every improve
fnent ready for Inspection $1,000 to $l2, 600
Office 704 So. 5th av.. blocks Of Dyre
av. station. Westchester Boston X. r.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

AT OAKWOOD HEIGHTS
Mt. vernon's Exclusive Residential Section,
$4,000 buys this modern 7-room stucco house.
Large living room and tiled bath. See at
once. Steger Bros, 20 S. 18th Ave, Nit.
Vernon. Tel 844
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

AT NEW ROCHELLE.--A Bargain: whter
front bungalow. 0 rooms. 3 baths; plot
BUY In tho city. Rcynard & Kraft. 2O6
Hugucnot St Tel. 2b4l Now Rochelle. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
MAKE us AN OFFER,

Fine horne. stucco. rooms, tiled BATH
all improvements: large plot; garage.
Asking $4,000. r. j. SULLIVAN. 20 North
Avc. Tel. 2730
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16
An Investment That Can't BE Beat
NEW ROCHELLE

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, Is
rooms. 3 baths all modern improvements.
car garage: large plot. Price s45. 900 !:
terms. Home Realty Co., New Rochelle
Trust Co. Bldg. Room 33. Phone 337.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-16

ATTRACTIVE HOME, large rooms. two
tiled baths. open hreplaces; half aore
plot. fruits. etc. Fine location. Only
s1l.6oo. other attractive offerings COLE
= SON ~ North ave- -A--4-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-11-15
To The Foreign Mission Board,
N. B. c., Philadelphia, Pa.

We are to land in Liverpool about
noon on the 18th. 1t was kind Of SO
many of our Pastors and people to
come to tho sailing. Our boat got
away at p. NJ.
All are well. Each of us has been
vacinated with Typhoid Serum, rs
Il protection against Malaria. fever
SO prevalent in West Africa. The
children took "one shot" while tho
grown ups took three, about three
days apart.
The sea has been smooth, but each
Of us suffered little fever and
chills from the incubation. All-in-all
We are we'll.
We are not sure the operating
table marked, Or. .Sisusa, the organ
and two boxes marked ~. B NJ" are
on the ship and fear they were left
behind.
We hope to get out Of Liverpool
for Africa next week. We feel tho
Churches and friends ut homo are
praying for us. Each of the workers
seem to appreciate what Is expected
OF them and appear ready to serve
for the Glory of God, the good of
the African and the JOY Of those who
sent them.
There are several missionaries on
Board, going to various parts Of tho
world. Our Lord is going to get a
hearing rs nevn: befo1e. Til. crm
ing days are to be great days for
the doing Of the Gospel" and Oh!
may my brethren arise to the great
ness OF their opportunities. "Thy
people shall be willing" is tho pro
mise.
We shall pray every day for our
Chairman, every member Of the Board
our Churches, Pastors and Friends.
To do what we have planned we must
feel borne up on the wings of your
prayers.
A letter with a five cent stamp Or
a card with two cent stamp, mall
ed to me on or before the 10th Of
December to Monrovia, Liberia, West
Coast of Africa will reach me. God
bless you all, I am,
Yours in His service,
Signed: L. G. JORDAN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-11-15
Resolutions OF Respect for Sir Hard
Smith, of Pulaski.

Pulaski, Va, November 5-Peals
Knob Lodge, No. Ga, Knights of
Pythias announces with sadness The
death of Sir Hard Smith. God in
His allwise and omnipotent power
saw fit to remove from us our be-
loved brother, who departed this life
November 4, 1919, after an illness of
short duration. Sir Smith was a
good and faithful Knight of Pythias
and n beloved and devoted husband
and father. The Lodge adopted the
following resolution out OF respect to
his memory:
Whereas it was the will of
Almighty God to call our dear brother
to place where there is no sickness
or death; and
Whereas, our loss is but Heavens
gain; therefore be it,
Resolved, That we who as brethren
loved him, humbly bow to the will
OF our Father, who doeth all things
we'll.
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be sent to The Richmond
Planet for publication and that a
copy be sent to the fanny of the
member.
Fraternally submitted,
Committee-O. B. Davis, District
Deputy G. c.; William Winston,
Special Deputy; J. G. Travis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-11-15
FIRST MT. ,OEIVR NOTHs.

Ncwtown, Va, November II 1.-The
funeral services Of Mr.. Warner
Monroe, seventy years old, who died
in Memorial Hospital, on the fifth
after being in failing health for
several months were conducted last
Saturday at 1:3O p. NJ. by the pastor
assisted by Rev. G.. +. Holmes. The
Gospel Train Society had charge OF
the burial The deceased leaves a
widow, five daughters, two sons and
a large number of grandchildren tC
mourn their loss.
On our sick list are Deacon Charles
Taylor. Mrs. Emily Holmes. Miss
Florinc Banks and Mr.. Edward
Roane
Because of rheumatism Mr.. John,
ny Harvey is still on crutches.
Our public school teachers of this
section in the persons Of Misses Mary
Jones. Julia Jones, Susie Jones
Mayme BraXton, Anna Bowler, Eta
Roanc and Mr.. Winston Holmes
spent the week end with their par.
cntS.
Mcssrs. NJ. M. nabncy and Alfred
Baylor returned from Quantico last
Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Acres many friends
were glad to welcome him home &
few days ago.
Mrs. Lavinia Harvey brought to us
Il splendid report on the exhibit which
MAS held ut Bowling Green few
days ago. While there she was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Fortune
The Women's Working. Club OF
Now Bethel Sunday School is to be
complimented for it's splendid work
few Sundays ago it raised moro
than $4,000.
The old fox hunters OF this section
have no trouble In starting their
game. Last Saturday at 800 p. NJ
Messrs. Silas Thomas, William Robin
son and others went out for pleas
urc ride. In short their we'll trained
hounds jumped two Of those sly fol
lows and by $500 p. NJ. they haG
, sacked one and brought il home as
n trophy for the evenings trip. Will,
these follows were chasing THEN
trophy Messrs. Willie Halves, Jimmie
Roane and others were hunting rah
bits. They brought back &c. Al
this rate we shall soon cry out
rabbits are scarce"