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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
LONG ISLAND TRANSACTIONS.

Alfred L. Schermerhon rented places
at southampton for next season to Mrs
Marshall H. Russell, Or, Henry James.
Mrs. FL K. Robinson, Claiming E
Wiley. Miss Celestine Eustis. Harold NJ
Wall, DR.. Norman f. Ditman. Joseph S
Clark Irving L. Tenney. Mrs Henri; A
Alexander Dr. w. Whitehead Gilhllan
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert, Philip d. Ar
mour, Mrs. Lounsberry Perry, Mrs. Glen
denim s. Ryan. Cornelius Tiers, Charles
F.. Rogers. w. r. Tuckerman. Samuel A.
McClung. Insley Blair. Grosvenor Mich
olas. Mrs. Irwin A. Powell. p. F. Muir
ply, Harr son Tweed. Mrs Harry Payne
Bingham, Albert Gallatin, L. du Pont
Irving, Mrs. Lewis F. Harder. Mrs Will
lam NJ, Constable, William w Hoppin
Frederick c. Perkins and Lester Armour,
The large estates along the Sound al
Malba. l. L.. which were procured by
the late Willla m Ziegler, Sr.. for his pri-
vate homestead. have for the last few
years been occupied as restricted ex-
clus We residential park ny a select COM
munity of all year residents who have
their own country club. golf course.
bathing beach, yacht, pier. SC. Owing u
the unusual natural advanta ges of Malba
and Its close proximity to the heart of
the city the Realty Trust has started
large building operations with the pur-
pose of Offering distinctive homes at
moderate cost as a solution 10 the pres
ent lack OF ava liable homes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. Inc, leased
for Mrs, J. K Olyphant. SO East Fifty
fourth street four story furnished
house on a lot 22x100. between Madison
and Park avenues. to Mrs. James She
wan. and leased furnished apartment
4 1873 Fast Fifty-third street 10 George
NJ. ,Bodman; also n furnished apartment
at DO West Fifty-ffth street to Hamilton
F. Armstrong: also an apartment at t06
East Eighty-fitth street TO Miss s. r.
Nieman, and an apartment al ca East
Sixty sixth street to Mrs, L. A Thomp-
son.
The Houghton Company leased apart
ments to the following at SO West
Eighty ninth street; Mrs. Adella Brand
vh. Benjamin f. Norden. Harry n.
Graham and Mrs. Rae Marks.
Jesse VI Eddy leased his residence AT
SO Madison avenue to Col William NJ.
Mann. publisher of Town Topics. Eugene
V. Welsh of MorristoVn was the broker.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments in
III East Fortieth street to Elizabeth p.
Newell; In z East F'orty,ffth street. to
Lucien Andriot; In ia East Seventy
sixth street to Mrs NJ Hunter; in sc
1853 West Fifteenth street. to Mrs d.
Emmons: In i16 West Fifty-nnth street,
to J. w Hutchinson. Jr.. and J. T.. Chap
leau In 1913 West Seventy-ninth street. to
Lieut. Commander Oscar C. Greene, and
In so West Eighty-eiguth street, to Mrs.
x. Schneider.
I. Phillips & Co leased SO West
Eighty sixth street to a client
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

William Liss. Inc, sold for Jacob
SchmiedeT. 497 Twelfth street, a four
story. eight family apartment house to
Geo. IL. Jackson. The same brokers cold
the northwest corner of East Nnetecnt
street and Avenue s. l00xl00. to the
Harris Building Company. who will i'm
prove with one family detached cottages
with garages.
Meister Builders, Inc. purchased 495
Warren street, a four story double fiat
on a plot 20x100.
Buckley & Horton Company sold 665
ST. Johns Place, a two story and cellar
brown stone one family dwelling, lot
1gx131. for Mrs. Madeleine II Howard
Realty Trust sold for the Artee Realty
Corporation the one family dwellings at
Mapleton Park, 50l6 Nineteenth ave-
ue, to Benjamin Perlman. 1852 Sixty
fourth street, to Angelina Ebro, both
tenants.
B. f. Knowles Company sold at II
Wilson street, three story and basement.
a two family house, to NJ Mandel for in
vestment. and l13 Clymer street, three
story and basement two family house.
plot 20xl00. for William Miller to a
client for investment
Hurry M. Lewis and Howard c. Pyle
a. Co. sold for the First Investing Com
rany the plot. 50xl00. at the northeast
corner OF Fourth avenue and Eighteenth
street.
Tutino Cerny sold for Margaret
Walsh to Selmer Hansen for occupancy
the two family dwelling at 1904 Sixth
avenue
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wEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

Burke Stone. Inc. sod for Louis
Mo'esphlni a residence and Ave lots at
Clifford Park. Bronxvile. to Harold e.
Van Buskirk of this city and rented a
residence on Marquand avenue. Bronx
Manor, to Louise A. Bancroft, and sold
for Frank Pearson his residence at
Armour villa Park to Emil Marcus OF
Bay Ridge section. Brooklyn.
The Cross & Brown Company and the
Anderson Realty Company sold for the
Gramercy Investing Company the dwell
ing 227 South First avenue. Mount Yer
non. to Daniel B. Nally.
The Robert e. Farley Organizatio
sold for John J. De Witt his residence
on Engels road, New Rochelle, 10 Cora
l.. Morford OF Brooklyn, nd for Marion
f. Annie plot at Nepperhan Heights to
A. P. w. Horn OF Yonkers.
Prince & Ripley, Inc. sold for Mrs
Jennie s Couch one acre with Colonial
house in the Bonnlecrest section of New
Rochelle to Otto L. Myer of New York.
Tie suburban residence belonging to
John T. Beam on Edgecliff Terrace, Par';
Hill. has been sold to the well known
playwright, Otto Harbach of New York.
George Howe was the broker.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased to
Brokaw-Eden Company suite of offices
In the so East Forty-second Street
Building and to Percy N. Further execu-
tive Offices In. the sameebuildiug.
s. A. A. Haseman leased for Louis and
Isreal Solowdy the first loft in Al West
Thirty-fifth street to Fanchon Dresses
Inc.
Hell & Stern leased at q and West
Eighteenth street a floor to Harry Tutt-
man. at and . West Eighteenth street
a floor to Renord Dress Company. at 40
and ~ West Twenty-fourth street a
floor to Central Binding Company. at
Is and II East Sixteenth street a floor
to o. G. J. Feldman, at 81 and e. West
Twenty-first, street a floor to Miller.
Mandel & Co., and at 40 and AZ West
Seventeenth street floor to Foster
Manufacturing Company
The Cross & Brown Company leased
Rooms 1901 and 1902 In 800 Broadway
to L. c. Carter & Son. a storesin IS and
GO West Sixty-fifth street to A. c..
Schwarz. a store in 1922 Broadway to
the Colonial Tire and Rubber Company.
and the store floor. basement and sub
basement in los and ITO Duane street to
Tavares-Kalb Company.
Albert F.. Kelly leased the three-story
building 2S2 East Second street to Leon
happ Tor three years, 10 the Z. u.
Clothing Company the store at the
southwest corner OF Thirty-sxth street
and Eighth avenue for five years. parlor
floor In SIC Madison avenue to the
American and British Friendship Society
for three years store and basement In
IS West Seventeenth street to the Re
liable Printing Company. store $40 East
Sixth street to Rosen. 6l2 East Sixth
street to L. Kessner and 333 East
Twenty-eighth street to a. Vernallo.
Duross Company leased the three story
and basement building at s Christopher
street., near Sixth avenue. formerly a
stable. to Donald Dickerman. who Is to
alter the building into a tea room and
studio apartments. Tho same brokers'
have also leased so Perry street. a three
story house. TO William Brandkamp and
21 Perry street. three story house. to
| Albert Bulsone.
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WILL CONDUCT THREE SALES.
j. T.. nay VIII Auction Bronx and
Manhattan Lots October 70.

Three important sales OF Manhattan
and Bronx properties by public auction
are to be held by Joseph p. Day. auc-
tioneer. on Monday, October 20, at noon,
in the Real Estate Salcsroom, Ia Vesey
street.
At absolute auction the large vacant
plot, 200x100, on the west side of Jerome
avenue, occupying the block front from
Duchanon place to 1880 street, The
Bronx, and adjacent to q subway station
on the Jerome avenue extension. Is to be
sod In four separate parcels. each COX
100. by order of Anderson 6 Anderson,
attorneys for the owners.
For the Hon. william G. McAdco. for
mer Secretary Of the Treasury and
now a memter of the firm OF McAdoo,
Cotton & Fra nklin. attorneys. Mr.. Day
will sell on the same day at the same
place the four story and basement dwell
ing. 25x100, at l3 West Forty-eighth
street.
Also by voluntary sale for Hon. Fran
els p. Garvan, Alien Property Custo-
dian. he will sell the seven story factory
| building. 25Xio0. at la Coerck street.
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SALES IN THE BRONX.

GRAND AVENUE--M. =. LarlSin sold
for J. Beckman the southeast corner
Grand avenue and Tooth street. q three
story dwelling on plot 81 feet on l90tn
street by l05 feet on Grand avenue.
POPHAM AN ENUE-Samuel H. Martin
sod for Mary l. Schreyer to client
1898 Popham avenue, three family
frame dwelling Owner Will occupy.
LEGGET ANENUE-Samuel Cowen solo
for Mr.. Dreyer Ola Legget avenue
near 156th street. a two family house,
with garage on a plot 35x100. to a
Mr.. Rosenbloom
CROTONA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maxman
sold for G Bensa to A. Mandel tia
five story apartment PISA Crotona
avenue; also for j. Canebury a two
family house on Clinton avenue, south
OF 1920 street, and for J Cavanagh
the four story fat at 20S1 vyse
avenue
FOX STREET-Kapian & Blackner sold
for the Malex Realty Corporation
Max N Natanson president. 1855 Fox
street. northeast corner of l56th
street. Ave story apartment house
i5xI0O.
FINDLAY AvENUE-A client Of Leu
Schafran purchased from Sigmund
Asrher 1904. 1868. 1912. 1876 and
1850 Find ay avenue, five four story
apartment houses. each on q plot sex
100.
BEACH AVENUE-Charles A. Weber
sold for Harry II. Herche 1875 Beach
avenue. two story two family dwell
ina, on lot 25xl00 The purchaser is
Mrs Louisa Fischer.
EAST l63D STREET-M. Nasanowitz
& Son and Fl Stonebridge sod for J
Gillies of California. sii East le3d
street. three family fiat. 20x100
DAWSON STREET-Alexander Selkin
and Harry KATE sold for Martin j.
Christophers the three story and base
ment three family brick dwelling. 25x
100. at 757 Dawson street
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street, sold by e. W. Smith. Inc, for
Leopold Weiss.
The Harrison s. Colburn Company has
just announced that the business 1t has
closed since July 1 amounts to $4,000.
900. This includes some of the largest
deals in the leases and sales of manu-
featuring property in New York and vi
entity.
The contract for the construction of
the new service station and warehouse
Of the Transport Service, Inc, at Harris
avenue and Sherman street. Long Island
City. designed by 3. II. & c. N. Whin-
ston has been awarded to Louis Gold,
~ Court street, Brooklyn, at a cost OF
100000.
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West 146th street, on lot 4Oxl 90, be-
Samuel Adler.
WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET
The Herman Arms Company sold for
client of Charles s. Kohler. Inc. 207
West Twenty-ninth street. the key to
the northwest corner OF Seventh ave-
nue.. three and four story tenemente,
on plot 19x9S.9, with an l. extension
l9x3S.
WEST S1XTY-NINTH STREET,. ].
Phillips & Co. sold for the First Ma
tional Bank of Hoboken III West
SIXTY ninth street. TO client. who
VIII convert the premises into suites
OF two rooms and bath.
EAST NINETY-FOURTH STREET
John j. Kavanagh and Theodore A.
kavanagh sold for Helen O'Reillcy
and Ellen p Curry the four story
dwelling, 16.sx100.Sih, at 1877 East
Ninety-fourth street
EAST 10TH STREET-Ella l.. Murphy
sold 81 East 116th street, FIVE story
fiat on lot 20x10O.11.
WEST lsOTH STREET-Mrs Rose
Solomon of Salt Lake City. Utah. rep
resented by Jacob l. Berman. attorney,
has purchased through Charles Bor-
lin, from a. Quinn. 556 West i6Otb
street, five story new law apart
ment house. on plot 376x100, neLr
Broadway.
WEST THIRTIETH STREET.-THE five
story building at 22 West THIRTEEN
street, 25x9S.9, near Broadway, title
to which is held by Ethel Blumstead,
Is to be taken over by the 20 West
Thlrtfeth Street Company. incorpor-
ated at Albany with a capital of $780,
600. and H. D. Rayzen. L. Fleck and
e Abeles
EAST SEW ENTY-FOURTH STREET
VII lam b. May Company sold for d
client al East Seventy-fourth street
four story twenty foot dwelling.
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L. s. REALTY SELLS LOFT.

The U. S. Realty & Improvement Co,
one OF the largest owners of real estate
In New York city, has sold the eight
story and basement fireproof structure
At the southeast corner of Spring and
Mercer streets. The property was sold
through, l.. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co.
20 an investor.
Within the past two months the
sellers have disposed of many valuable
and choice buildings and much unim-
proved property, Including the Everett
Building on the northwest corner OF
Union Square and Fourth avenue. which
was erected ten years ago and whose
obstruction was the beginning OF
Fourth avenue as n great commercial
street; the Federal Sugar Building. at
~ Wall street; 12S-132 West Thlrtieth
, street; 1.200 lots mt Kings Highway.
r'latbush. and 25 Park place.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Guiding Figures for Septem-
Der Show 231 Per Cent. Gain
Over 1913 Period.

The first evidence of recession in 1919
building activity as indicated by build
ing permits issued Is manifest In Sep
tember returns. Official reports from
100 cities to the American Contractor
give total estlmated valuation for the
month OF St37,023.T3e. as against an
estimated valuation of $l60.947 233 from
1873 cities In August. which was ''boom"
month. showing the peak Of activity thus
far In the current year.
The falling off for September takes
over August permits Issued are shown in
,sixty-seven cities. Some OF the more
tn!portant cities showing gains are At
anita. Ca: Daltimore Cedar Rap Us.
Iowa. Chicago. Des Moines .t,Itchburg,
Mass: Galveston. Houston Jackson
Mich. milwaukee, New Orleans. ON ha,
Portland Ore. Rochester N. Y. South
Bend Ind. 81 Paul ard Topeka. Kan. i.
Important cities showing heav, loss
from August estin"tes are Atla- tic Citv,
Boston. Dallas DAYTON Du'uth r IT
Wayne, Grand Rapids Hoiyoke. Lincoln
Minneapolis. Boroughs Of B-ooi,lyn.
Manhattan. The Bronx and Richmond.
Iphiladephia. Pittshurg Rtchmo d. va {:
san Francisco Sirux City. Iowa: Seattle
and Washinrton. y C
Fly comparing cities In which gains nre
made with those in which losses are
sustained Il becomes evident that geo
Graphical location has nuihing to do With
continuance OF activity There are no
marked areas of gans O. of losses.
In individual cases tabor unres, or
absence of II has played an important
part. In all the boroughs CONSTITUTING
New York city losses are reflected In the
fact that various building trades strikes
have hampered operations Brook'vn
reredes from 10000 a0o to 0O0 900
Isichmord from SIS 600 to 10000 Man.
haitian from &c GOO 600 to oo0 900 TIE
Bronx from S,0nn00o to 1000 geo The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST SEVENTY-NINTH STREET
Slawson & Hobb sold for Mrs. Louise
NJ. Williams. 210 West Seventy-nnt1
street. three and one-haf story
residence, size lsx60x1O2.2 to a client
for investment.
WEST SEVENTY SEVENTH STREET
Everett NJ Seixas Company sold
for Mrs. c. Newman. represented by
NJ. Morgenthau. Jr., & Co.. as agents,
III West Seventy-seventh street, to
the tenant
WEST 11tTl STREET-James II.
Crr!kshanlS and Charles w. Wynno
purchased from Cedarhurst Realty
Holding Company a six story oleva-
tor apartment house known as the
"Cedarhurst" at 241-2t3 West 111th
street on pltA 50x100. Harry Sugar
man was the broker.
WEST i46TH STREET-Fred Open
heirue- on behalf of the AGRA Realty
Company. Inc, and the Jnstrite
Realty and Mortgage Holding Cor
,poration. sold to a client OF L Lanes.
the six story and basement new law
thirty family house. AT 21S and 22o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13

There will be meeting of the Build
ing Managers and Owners Association
on Tuesday evening at the Advertising
Club. AZ East Twenty-hfth street.
Bryan L. Kennedy, chairman of the
subcommittee on additional sources of
revenue other than real estate, has sent
his resignation to Chairman Hfrsch Of
the Mayors committee on taxation,
stating that inasmuch as the work of his
committee was submitted Ito the Gov
ernor and Mayor In May 1918. which
has since become law, he feels that his
work has been completed.
Irving Bachrach and Ira Rosenstock
are the purchasers of the six story
apartment at 1855 and 157 West l45th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company is making a building loan TO
tho C. b. Holding Corporation for the
purpose of erecting a five story apart
ment house at the southeast cor1er OF
1S4th street and Creston avenue, The
Bronx. opposite the Evander Childs
Hieh School. and also has made a loan
of $4,000 to the Fordwal Realty Cor
pora ton for the purpose of erect ng
two story business building for the
Aeolian Company on Fordham road. op-
posite the new Keith Bronx Theatre.
Malcolm e. Smith q Rudolph c. Gull
yer. Inc, sold for the estate of Walter
r. Page. former Ambassador to Great
Britain. his stock In tho East Sixty-sev-
enth street apartment build ng. repre-
senting one OF the large duplex apart
Hhnts. to William II. Andrews
Pease & Ell'man have been appointed
agents of 25S West Seventy first street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Roman-Callman Company sold for the
Schley Realty Corporation to the Con-
nelley Iron Sponge and Governor Com
pany a plot OF 1880 square feet on the
east corner OF fourteenth and Marion
streets. Long Island City. \ reinforced
concrete factory building will he erected
on the property. This sale. with the sale
previously reported at the Van Alst
avenue corner. completes the transfer
and Improvement OF the eAisse block
front measuring 200 feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13
OUT OF OWN TRANSACTIONS.

The estate of Edward r. Condor sold
to Joseph Beckett of New York the dwell
ign at S3 Atno avenue. Morrstowu. ~
j.. through Eugene V. Welsh
Louis Schesinger. Inc. sold for Nor
man Barker to Or. Joseph Kussy the
three story frame and stucco house, on
lot 2sx1lS. at SO Clinton avenue. New
ark, n ] The same brokers leased the
house at 261 Highland avenue to Caleb
Il C1,hherly, ..,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13

Suit has been begun in the Supreme
Court by the Baltic Holding Corpora
ton against the Blessington Company
and others to foreclose a mortgage of
s125.000 on property on the northwest
corner OF Central Park West and Seven
tieth street, 100.5x150. The mortgage
was made on December 81, 1904.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-13

Borough of Queens sustains slight loss
OF less than 100000.
The gain over 1913 activity is 2Sl
per cent, the greatest gain for any
month. January showed "A loss of IL
per cent The per cent. gains from then
on are February. as: March, n April,
81; May, no. June. 1872 July 22S !;
August. 267; September, 2S1. Only
twelve cities show loss from 1918 esti-
mated values
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RICHMOND NOTE.

Moffatt & Schwab sold for Joseph A
Freund of Massachusetts the dwelling
at 1924 Central avenue. Tompkinsville.
Staten Island. to Walter IL Bruce OF
Jersey City,
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

27TH ST. F, 1854 Il OF nth av. isx
e9l1-John 7 Halliday ct al agt Flos-
sic Besthon ct al Cforcclos of mtg) ::
atty, J NJ Rider.
i0GTH ST, S22 W---Chas p Barley agt
Fifty-eight and Sixty Manhattan Ave-
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nue. Corp ct al (foreclos Of mtg); atty.
THOMPSON ST, cor 90 ct, fi.ix7tx
irreg-Columbia Trust Co. trus, arr
Elena Realty Corp ct al tforeclos oi
mtg): attys Smith e. Agate.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

MILFORD Av, iS74--John V McEviiy agt
Madeline Dorschell ct nl, October q
1919 Neutrality-suspicious.. .....' 'NSs.oV
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REAL ESTATE Ar AUCTION.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION,
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-08
Important Spring Rally.

The congregation of Mt. Pts
gah, A. M. E. Zion Church in
Rockingham is again in the
midst of a great rally for the
completion of their new church
building.
The Rally Day is May 18th.
The religious services for the
occasion will be of unusual inter
est. Preaching at IL o'clock
noon and $50 p. m. by Bishop
A. J. Warner, D. D., of Charlotte.
The public is cordially invited to
come and hear this great preach
err We especially invite our
good white friends to come, as
many as will. We also take this
opportunity to again express our
thanks to them for their splendid
and most substantial help they
have given us in the past, but
being yet in the wilderness of
heavy responsibilities, We still
appeal to their good will and
christian sympathy to help us
again. Any amount from who
so-ever,will will be highly ap-
preciated and properly applied.
We are yours in the fear of
God, and for the cause of Christ.
Thomas T. Taylor, Pastor.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-08
Campbell School Closing.

The following is the program
of exercises for the closing of
the Campbell school, in Wolf Pit,
Friday night, May 10th, at $50.
Miss Nellie w. Waddel is teach
er.
Song. Welcome, by school.
Opening address.
Monologue. Uncle Jake Hunts a
Death Claim"
Doll dialogue.
Recitation. Your Flag and My Flag"
Song. '"Old Glory" by school.
Play. "The Sewing Circle of the Period." "
Recitation. "Johnie's History"
Lesson. Vacation" Grandma"
Dialogue. Taking the Census"
Recitation. can Old Sweetheart of
Mine"
Recitation. "A Yankee in Love-"
Song. Hail to the Public School,"
Recitation. kip Ebert"
Recitation. Vacation Time"
Song School is Over" by school.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-08
Card of Thanks.

We will take this method to
express our thanks to our many
friends who attended us during
the sickness and death of our be-
loved wife and mother, Martha.
| thank those especially who
were so faithful to the end. Hop.
ing they will receive a greater
reward in the future,
NJ. c. ellis and family.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-08
Subse ription Honor Roll.

Owing to the crowded con-
dition of the paper, the weekly
subscription Honor Roll" for the
past three weeks has been forced
out. During the past three
weeks Al NEW subscribers have
joined the Post-Dispatch circle of
readers; also the following renew
ais are recorded:
NEW Subscribers:
E. Thomas, city
j. H. Hasty, Danville
Hal Smith, Rt l
w. J. Latham, city
A. G. Williams, High Point
J. R. Crowson, Entwistle
J. F. Quinn, Osborne
DR.. w. L. Howell, Ellerbe
W. A. Dunn Hoffman
| J. R. Williams, Roberdel
R. L. Hodges, Osborne
A. R. Nicholson, Bennettsville
J. E. Forbis, Ellerbe 2
J. NJ. Sasser, Pee Dee l
Cpl. Arthur Morgan, France
Mary Todd Armistead, Wash'ton
w. D. Smith, Osborne
w. E. Pate, Hamlet
Mrs. J. P. Hall, Red Springs
Lizzie Pankey, Laurinburg
Mrs. Lucy Mcqueen, Ellerbe 3
&c. O. Funderburk, city
| T. T. Cole, Charlotte
J. M. Haywood, Rt 3
R. S. Ledbetter, Osteen
Rev. w. M. snead, RI 3
Alice Steele, 1t 3
Arthur Lisk, Brooklyn
Jane Mckay, Ellerbe l
Mrs. J. W. Ellis, Entwistle
c. B. Millikin, Osborne
Martha Everett, Rt 4
A. M. White, Rt 2
John T. Wall, Rt 4
Mrs. Fannie White, Hamlet
Jane S. Smith, Hamlet
E. P. Covington, City
w. S. Crump, Covington
Iserdoar Poe, City
H. S. Mclean, Abedeen
E. R. Spencer, City
R. c. Cole, Osborne