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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

BUNGALOW BARGAINS.
-Four rooms and bath $3.50;
terms.
Three rooms and sleeping
porch, $3.50: terms.
Five rooms and sleeping
porch. $4,000. terms
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
We have new modern bunga-
lows. builtin features, hard
wood floors. sic pin 2
porches. etc, from $3.50 Up
10 s11. SEQ.
ALSO SOME choice lots on
which we viii build TO SUR,
on easy terms
p. Houston
GOODMAN BROTHERS &
COMPANY
Real Estate Insurance
EOS n. Stanton St.
Phone 2424.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
sHAIr houses. ALI nARGAINs

; WIII HWI eEe1 III WNNVT7NI-El
rooms, sleeping porches,
bath. etc. close 10 car line and
Southwestern shops. Corner,
$3.50. inside. 1850.
room brick and sleeping
porch; a dandy; only $3.50.
Terms. $500. balance like rent.
Better hurry; they will sell
Ike hot cakes
ETIE REALTY CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
CLOSE N BUNGALOW

CLOSE N BUNGALOW
BARGAIN
SIX ROOMS, with all the
huiltin features. hardwood
floors throughout, on paved
street. close 20 car line. q
bungalow up 10 the minute
in every detail; immediate
possession; only $500. The
terms can be made 10 suit
you. See il today.
LESLIE REED
Real Estate. Insurance,
Rentals
30 Mills Bldg. Phone 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
Ready Reference Business Directory
Contractors
Dancing Lessons.


EVENING class for beginners IN span
ish just forming. Ph. 559I "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
Furnifure UnholsFsring.

PRACTICAL FURNITURE UFH0LsTER-
ING b. one who SHOWS how. all wcrE
guaranteed Pm 1853
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

Furniture Packing
@~@----------~---~ r----------------------~-
We PACK. SHIP OR sTORE furniture.
cut glass ana china. satisfaction Euaran-
tred- r. l. DANIEL T. 8 81. TCTEFi r.
1325-1011.
BETTER FURNITURE PACKING
We pack. ship or store fErnitura cut glass
and china. I work mechanics only ard
superintend an ny packing personally.
Used furniture taken IN ezchausa FOR work.
c. D. HoUsER UPHOLsTERrsG co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

sIX ROOM BUNGALOW-L0cated on
south front lots. IN best residence
section, living room across front.
dining room, three bed rooms and
large porch. basement and furnace
Price, $500 For particulars, phone
KELLER, with
LEAFELL & SHERMAN.
116 IeNas St Phone 1896
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

MoIes. scars. facial blemishea removed
saEElng cheeks. mouth 20 nose lines cor
rscted- MRS. GRACE A. BENsoN. =
Bucizier Blde- Pm 7sf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
For Sals-city Property

By THE OWNER.
Attractive room bungalow near the high
school Phi 2772.
lots Il AND rs, block So. Grandview.
for sale by owner. situated IN $3.50 block
OF Idalia St. Pm 2s62
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

r s. p. 1000 Z. Rio Grande. s4.75O.00
P, 1900 Blk n. Kansas --.. 4,75O.0O
p 1900 Blk y. Kansas ..-. $4,000
S p, 200 Blk Arizona $500 $4,000
r. s. p. Mesa Ave $500 $4,000
8 r. 1900 Blk. e Boulevard. $4,000
5 T. $500 Blk La Luz. . lots A.S5O-O0
r. $500 Blk Bliss ------.- 100000
r, 800 Blk. Frutus $500 2,50O.00
G p. 300 Blk. Alamogordo 5000. 90
Z p ~ n Piedras. 2 lots 90 100000
Z R.. Lots. Cebada St. 90. 100000
p ; p, Idalia -..--- 3.250.0O
; p, $. p $500 Blk Nations. $4,000
6 r., 1890 Blk. Nevada -..... 3.s5O.0O
Z R.. 200 Mobile -..-. 2.250.00
r. POO Blk fremont $500. 100000
S r. POO Blk. Portland -. 3,5OO.0O
3 r, 200 Blk Portland -... 100000
r, $500 Blk Aurora $500 $4,000
We have new bungalows that are
now under construction in all parts
of the city and we viii be glad to
make an appointment 10 show them
70 you at any time. We viii treat
you right call and see Us.
See Mr.. Means
DOUGLAS q CROWELL AGENCY
22f Mills Bldg Phone $500
NEW ROOM BUNGALOW-S425
N MANHATTAN.
Has, ) rooms, all builtin features,
hardwood floors. etc. basement.
wood porches. About $500 down. s25
per month See Gregg
PHILBIPs-CREEL REALTY co.
Ph 436- 307 First Natl Bldg.
FIVE ROOM RESIDENCE. oak floors.
pOrches. near car. immediate poses
sion. $3.50. S2o0 down. balance
monthly.
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW. porches,
paved street. Alta Vista. immediate
possession $4,000, S4o0 cash, bal
ance monthly
FRANK f. cox.
219 Caples Bldg Ph- 6f25.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26
Mercantile AGENCIES


Paso ofnce. 5l1 Guaranly Iruss BIZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

WAREHOUSE
MANUFACTURING
SITES
The Cotton Addition is the most con
venient and desirable warehouse and
sites in FL Paso,
Trackage and all other convenience.
Il can be had in acreage any size OF
lots and blocks, and Il is being Of
fered very cheap at this time We also
have houses. bungalows and busi-
ness property in best ocation, ~ bot
tom prices call on
A.P. COLES & BROS.
Real Estate.
204 n. Oregon St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

ALTURA PARK
The Gem of the Highlands.
Adjoins Manhattan Heights on
the North.
ONLY , MINUTES FROM FIVE
POINTS
Every lot IS on or within 9 blocks
Of car line and pavement.
Excellent locations 70 choose
from
LOTS $4,000 TO $4,000
EASY TERMS
LESLIE REED, SOLE AGENT
SO Mills Bldg. Phone 1906
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

777777777|7|l77-@17-------
SIMON NlESCAS-Chiuney sweep. furnace
cleaned. stoves repaired and SET uu. Ph
ESQ, eos s. Stanton
CHDlNEHS. furnace. stoves. Cleaned -
paired. household goods packed. furniture
repaired LOPEZ 2os S. stanton. PA. g08s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

NINE well located lots Alta Vista 10
trade for small bungalow not too far out.
Address P. o. Box ~. City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

FOR SALE-eSiue room. story residence,
hot water. heat, basement garage and
serVants quarterss one Of the best ioca-
tons in the city. close in Owner. ac-
dress u 200 care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

NEAR Fl. BLISS-Cheap. = rooms and
sleeping porch. all modern convenience
chicken yard. garage, on car line, near
scheo1. Phi 2775TT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

-----~-~---~-~-----~------
PHONE 4637-F0r an kinds OF house re-
rairs carpeutering piagteriug cement and
Job work etc; also express and hauling
CARPENTER work. an kinds, door. vim
dow, roof porch and Carare renat-fnas
LUNDELL a ToAILINSON. PHONE ssss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-26

RANCH OF acres. county road. between
Ysleta and Fl Paso for rent: prefer per
manenL people. Ph. go or a1l5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-31
n, !. STOCKS

NEW YORK. May So.-Derclopnic..i,SsS
Of last week were Constructive ~.
most part. in the opinion OF leauvri ics
r,nance and Industry. the se Su.rti
market manifested firmer ,h" cTrdit
with signs OF relaxation or the Ct 49,
strain. aAtho - the federal Ssaprs
bank ordered another general adFa"''
OF discounts. D. .o,,,,,,odi-
ties liquidation made further prVs'CsS'
this being especially true OF t ns
called "luxury" trades and such PE"an,,
ncnt industrials as textiles; Ieat 80 a
numerous war products. lnS.o bus-
perceptible slowing down Oh soA
mess all over the country, 49,. ,be re-
l'nod nrices also rcccdcd. nut tne
action IL, that quarter was farm
rajl ernbargoes and SCARCITY VI I'M.
labor. Crop prospects IN ,inps OF the
west and southwest are eXtre'he'H -
isin1 however as evidenced o!
from Kansas and Iowa -. mead Of
Bankers again STRESSED Ins Nd tho
fortifyInK productive projects 80 an
SrsnSthsn,1g of legitimate business en-
fSrnrisas hut continued TO urge k. %
doptr,ctIon Of speculative loans go
the extent OF a further raIieh'"e
funds ,,. l. rxnccted 10
10000 FOR the next four weeks or untt
w. a5yent Of the mid-year. Shoule sn
period be reached without ms. 60
sinn or further Industrial ana COMM ~.
riai upsettlement bankers oeheve s
snsncisi structure will once more rest
y" fovsmsnts Of foreign exchange d.
rcrted renewed attention 70 the cor
,ry's international trade. wnlch Ia
coming more uncertain ouantts.
iudved nv Aprils export figures. Inere
ia an increasing disposition 10 dlseouts,
are new foreign underwritlnSs until
home conditions become less ooscu'e'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-31
new MATAMORAS

Mrs. T. Hanshumaker spent several
days with her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Algeo at Salem Hall. o.
Henry Karcher. Of Moundsville. spent
Sunday in town
Messrs. Everett and Emmett Rowles.
who arc in school at Athens. o.. are
spending Decoration Day at home.
Il Mrs. c. II. Holswade and little SIN.
OF Spencer. W. Va, spent few days
here last week with her parents Dr.
and Mrs. c. T. Rolsy.
Allen Wells. OF GallipoliS. o.. visited
friends in town for few days. ,.
i Mrs. II. c. Donnelly and little
daughter, OF Wheeling. w. Va, ara VS.
lting at the home OF her parents MIR.
and Mrs. Ed. Machelauz. ~
/ The Misses Marie Cline and Rosetta
Shaw have gone to Akron, o. where
they will be employed.
Herman Hill went to Kentucky on
Thursday. where he Will DC employed
in the oil fields.
4 Miss Elva Rounshousen. Of Glass. O..
was shopping In town Saturday.
d Miss Josephine Gautschi was the
guest of her aunts, Mrs. Raper and Mrs.
| Freter. in Pittsburgh, Ia, Tor a lie"
( A. Muth, of Eldorado, Kans.. Is
here spending a few weeks with MS
parents.
Thomas MInder, have gone to Wheel
ing, w. Va. where they have employ
Mr., NJ. G. Eddy. of Dart. o.. was a
! business visitor in town Thursday.
/ The Misses Grace Eddy and Mildred
Joy were Sunday visitors in Marietta
: Ohio.
! Eugene Wheeler. who is employed at
Darlington, Ohio spent Sunday at nome.
! Charles Sleigh, who has employment
! at McKeesport. Pa. Is spending rev
days. here with his family.
Dr. Rowlcs was a visitor in Marietta,
! O.. Saturday. -.
/ Miss Louise Finley. Of Montgomery.
| Ala, who has been visiting relatives In
| town for several days. has gone to
! Wheeling for a short visit with friends.
after which she will return to her home
! in Alabama.
Messrs. w. l.. West, NJ. V. Suter. j.
]. Young, f. l.. Carson. Thomas McVcy,
! {. G. True, S. E. Fulmcr, William Kohl
man. G. H. True, J. w Berentz, c., ).
! Cochran and George White attended
Shriners meeting In Wheeling, Thurs.
day and Friday. They report grand
| Miss Ruena Nikolaus Of St Clans
Vile, spent the weekend here with hcr
PearIy Adamson is at home for few
DAVIS from McSfechen. Pa. where he Is
Miss Bernice Smith left for her home
in Ada. O.. Saturday, after closing her
Mrs. George Emery. Of Belfountaine,
O., is the guest Of relatives here for
Miss Libbie. who was a teacher in
our schools, left. Saturday for her home
| in Illinois
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-31

,.r,o-rance Of tho movie show. and the
,pSctst antilles you to both the movie
and the play.
M and Mrs. Sanford Bumgardner.
v,sitcd their daughter at Marietta on
Thursday.
II N Ashmeade was a business calieF
at Marietta Thursday. ,o..... TO
Mrs y; H. Nsyman p WaS sISie Class
~ the Presbyterian church. Tuesoay
evening at her home on Cherry s'reuS ed
4 very, pleasant time was sPeht
rcfrsshments were served 10 1870
r. A. Hall and Glen Trip!et. Hh Gertrnde
w., Dorothy Riggs, Marguerite "eb-
ar and eraldIne Mcbride. -,.,, "
CT Mr. w c. Wagner Of Brooklyn: n.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs Iaoa
Pane. ~ 40. yyednesday for
uhnoI,ny 10 visit her parents, Mr.. ana
AhS w. lacy Gardner, Of Paden CITY.
was the guest Of friends here 10"
days this week. oaI1-
II. MARBLE OF Peasants was CALL
er' mere sarron was at ParkersburE.
Ma Rachel Roe Of Raven Rock. was
. caller here. Wednesday. Mil
A. c. LeBaron let: Thursuay lo ,rsnn
rho will return homo with him, Ao"-
day. r,oL, yi.itea rela-
tIyes here, Thursday. S. r,,,h
Mrs Rose Curtis and daughter futh,
are visiting friends in sistersfiile' 'h's
week. .honntnr IN
Parkersburg Wednesday
ION, Gorrell visited his son. Seh' NJ
Williamstown. Thursday. al,
MIS-, r. r. Heslop was shopping al
Marietta. Wednesday ,o, MI.
Row Flowers Of Marietta. visited MS
nsrsnt. here a few days this week.
business caller in town THURSDAY.
Misses Irma Pickens. Lucille RuIIe ,,
cutter and Frances Adkins went to VIII
f.mstown Wednesday evening to see the
High school class play.
!, Clyde Carpenter returned tn,s %eex
from a business trip up the Allegheny
river. c,orhapy,1le
is visiting his parents here this week, eek,
N5ias Cuba Morgan. who has peen
teaching In the normal scnool ,.,th
Athens. Is spending her vacation WIN
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. morgan"
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HANNIBAL, 0.

Mrs. A. B. wilker and two children OF
Berea. Ohio. arrived Saturday evening 70
spend several weeks with her parents
DIR. and Mrs. T. W. Mckelvey.
Al days with his sister. Mrs. orvilie
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Mellott of woods
field, Ohio, were visitors in town sun
Mrs. E. P. Beech spent Friday in
j. r. Seuenschwander returned Tues
day for Coraopolis. Pa. where they are
land. Ohio.
MSundsviile Monday where they pur.
chased a home and will leave LOT tnat
city In a few weeks. ,,,
Misses Minnie and Sarah Muhleman
and nellie Parks and Rev. Ertel motoreu
Mrs, r. c. fisher and baby left Mon
dn vfor Coraopolis. Pa. where they are
visiting her sister, Miss Alice Aiexah-
der. lift,
ron and Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. POUNDS and
SON Of New MartinsviIle, spent Sunday
with friends in town.
Veriin Webster and Herman Suter LEFT
Monday for Indiana. where they Will
spend two mo9ths on farm; ouo, Gun
day morning for the annual memorial
services. The Civil War veterans were
eccompanied by the ladies circle O.. n
r md a number ~ World War retcr-
ans. Rev. I. E. Webster preached the
sermon.
Decoration day will he observed At
this place on Monday. May 81. An 40
drcss will be made In the afternoon by
INDY eScramm OF Marietta. Ohio. ana
music will be furnished by the SISTERS
J. A. Sole left Monday FOR. Bremen,
Ohio. after short visit at his mono
here
Mrs. Nothing spent several days al
Athens, Ohio the past week
Mrs Louise Braun of wheeling. was
the guest Of Mrs. G.. W. Yenau. Monday
evening and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Goddard and MISS
Jeanette Goddard OF Sardts. o.. were Vis-
ltors In town Tuesday evening.
oscar fisher WAS at Woodsheld. o.'
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Shell Marling returned To her
home In Bellaire. Ohio Monday, aiIer-
spending a week with Mrs. H. J. Muhie-
man. 49,.
Miss Ella Fernyak. teacher OF the
grammar room Of the Dublic' scnooIs
here the past year. Lett Friday Tor her
home in Mansfield. Ohio.
Mrs Earl Day and two chiioren o.
New Mart!nsvIlle. spent Thursday WIN
Mrs Frank Lloyd.
J. p. Ncunnschwander. Oscar fisher.
:. 4 .Noll and John Kletzly were WooosT
field visitors Thursday 4.
Miss konney nf California: was tne
guest for several DAVIS Of Mrs. Carl
Ertel at the German N. E. parsonage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-31
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. May 3o.-The steel in
lustry Is showing Improvement ali aIons
the line. The operations have lncreaseo
TO about so or 70 percent and shipments
OF finished products TO consumers are
coming along better. reducing yard ana
terminal congestion somewhat. though
the stocked material Is In the neighbor-
hood Of some 10000 tons.
The Ingot production OF leading pro-
ducers Is near so percent which Is re-
markable record, considering the handi-
caps Of coal and car shortage ana rSh-
road congestions. Foreign interests arc
more active than at any time this year
as exchange advances. England ana
Scotland demand ship plates and nave
bought on tho basis OF 3.S5 10 $50 rlttS-
burgh. Farm implements are also large
" wanted in Europe.
The iron trade has not improved as
readily as steel. but satisfaction IL eH-
pressed that some step was TAKEN ~
wards bettermCnt during the week. De-
liveries have been more active 10 inc
satisfaction of consumers, but produc-
ton has not. ketp pace with treiBnt
movement. The market Is firm WIN an
advance Of so cents for the minimum
price of Pittsburgh Bessemcr 70 S4t.oV.
Coke IL not much improved with prices
stiff at Sl4 70 SIS Connellsvilie covering
The copper market has been more or
the end Of July with business stasnant
owing tn delivery and price uncertain-
ties. Export demand Is better with
large contracts expected.
Lead has been dull and quiet al
through the week with little trade pass
ing Leading interests report suostan-
tai shipments east bound 10 the coast
from western SHELTERS. but held up by
congestion.
After growing weakness earlier in the
NesL that showed tin a new low level.
the British market recovered IT'S
strength on bullish pressure and good
buying. gaining Is yesterday.
Zinc continued its easy tone tnIousH
the wee,< owing to lack OF demand and
diSintereSted buyers.
The frst Inquiries for anttmony de-
veloped the past few days. and although
prices are in easy tone at 81 cents
round with 81, cents retail, indications
were Arm because OF more activity OF
buyers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-31
ST, MARyS

Two big ball games will be played on
Monday May 81. between Petersburg
and ST, Narys. One at 1880 and one at
s:20 at Williams Park; .A,,d-
rem. OF Eureka were the guests or MT.
and Mrs. s. D. Snyder and family here
Thursday D.,
A: 8. Grimm is -.IAiaE his son. DR..
II w. Grimm, at Durham, y. Q.
Mrs. L. r. Alley and little son OF
shinnston. were the gusets OF friends
here few days this week
William Dotson. Jr.. visited friends at
Sistersvi1le Wednesday.
J. G Powell was a business caller at
Marietta Friday.
r.Itiyes AT Parkcrsburg Thursday. =.
Reryl Mason ~ Hebron, was caiier
John Brothers was at williamstown
Thursday. ,,
veina Northrop visited friends at New
II IL Roby. Of Spencer. was in town
e. p simonton. Of AdlaI. was in town
Wednesday.
Harry Myers, OF Finch. was caller
here Friday.
ROSS Williamson spent few days at
his home At Bens Run this week.
Mrs. Ella watts Is recovering from
recent illness.
n. 8. RUSSELL. Of Willow. was caller
here Thursday.
Mrs. Lizzie Petty and children OF
Newport. visited friends here Friday
Mr1 + c. Mclaughlin iS seriously Ill
NJ her homo on Main street.
l. A. Ellis OF Parkersourg. was mere
Wednesday. ,,,.,.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Lane and little
son RAYMOND are visiting relatives in
Ohio this week.
FIoyd MARBLE. OF Peasants, was in
The Girl Scouts OF st. Mary's. the
nsxiy7 organized troop. win give play
in thS auditorium. Tuesday. June LIST.
abor and How will follow the first
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-31

has been spending the past fortnlsht
here, will leave Sunday Tor Cameron
W. Va TO visit friends Few days oc-
fore returning home.
II. A, Burlingame. local representa-
two OF the National Wooden Mis- Com
pany, returned home Friday from RAJ
kersburg. where he was attending 10
business matters.
Floyd Wilson has purchased new
Buick touring car.
O. D. Steel returned Friday to his Is
home at Porter's Falls. after Sis''
with relatives here.
Mrs. S. B. McFedden has gone TO Y.sit
relatives and friends in Raven Ruck
and Parkersburg, W. Va.
Mrs. Mary Bauman has returned 20
! her home at .Sardis. O.. after snort
visit with relatives and friends mere;
The Ladies' AID Society OF the Chrls,
tian church. was pleasantly enterta!nea
Thursday evening at the home or MIS-:
Edith Cunningham. After the business
meeting a social hour was spent arter
which light refreshments were served.
Miss Beatrice Burlingnme was tho
guest Friday Of friends In New Mar
| tinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Fish. Of Dunbar
W. Va. are here for a VISIT with friends
and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish are
former Paden City residsntI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-31
PADEN CITY

Walter B. Keller. agent Tor the faaen
City Land Company. mas retuFneu i'''
a business trip to Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Shook and Mrs. Edgar
Slider and children are home arter a
short visit with relatives In Woodlands
W. Va. ,, , ,,.ho
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
Henry B. Davenport Dies
President Of Home Title Insur.
ance COmpanY


- Henry B. Davenport, sixty-flve, presi-
dent of the Home Title Insurance Com
pany, Of Jay and Willoughby streets,
Brooklyn, died unexpectedly Monday
night Of apoplexy shortly after his ar
rival at his home, 600 Ocean Avenue,
Flatbush.
Mr.. Davenport was born in Brooklyn
and educated at the Polytechnic Insti-
tute there. He was an engineer in the
United States Navy and later studied
law, practicing in Brooklyn until 1906,
when he organized the Home Title In
surance Company, of which he became
president. He also was one of the
founders Of the old Flatbush Trust
Company and trustee of that company
until it was merged with the Broadway
Trust Company. Mr.. Davenport was
one of the organizers Of the Flatbush
Savings Bank.
He was Il member of the University
Club of Brooklyn and the Knicker
booker Field Club. Mr.. Davenport was
student of the history of Brooklyn
and New Canaan, Conn.,, where his
father lived for many years.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-18
OBITUARY NOTES

DANIEL KRAKAUER, fifty-four.. piano
manufacturer died Saturday at his home IN
Mount Vernon, N. Y He was .;.h TSsnSnre MUSICIAN
Thomas orchestra, which formerly was
noted for its symphony concerts. Twesty
years ago he was forced to retire from IN the
firm of Krakauer Bros. because OF Ill neai1h.
THE REV. JOSEPH A. DEvANS, thirty
Ave: assistant pastor Of ST. Michaels honan n
Sunday night in Brooklyn Of pneumonia
after an illness Of three weeks. He was
born in Ireland where he was ordained ten
years ago.
DAVID ENGEL, sixty-six, well known
night at his residence. 81 johnson Street,
Brooklyn, of heart disease. He leaves a
wife, two daughters and four sons.
PROFESSOR JACOB M. SCHWENDER.
eighty five, a retired organist and teacher
Of music, died Sunday Of arterio sclerosis at
his home, 140 Summit Street, Brooklyn,
where he lived for fifty years.
JOHN HENRY WOOLLEY, seventy-seven
retired builder and real estate operator.
died Monday at his home, 800 st. James
Place, Brooklyn.
MATTHEW PELL HULL, Afty-Ave. an
active member of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics, died yesterday morn
ing of pneumonia at his home, 62s Herkimer
Street, Brooklyn. He formerly WAS New
York State councillor Of the mechanics order
and was a past commander and for many
years secretary Of General Wayne Council
of that order.
MISS EMMA I. DAUCHY, eighty, one OF
the Oldest members Of the Brooklyn Institute
of Arts and Sciences. died Sunday night at
her home, 80 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn.
She was born in Troy. N. X, and was
graduated from the Emma Willard School
there.
EDWARD J. TOOLE, fifty-flve, a bushes.
man of Elmira, N. Y. who was clerk Of
the race course at the Syracuse State Fair
for twenty-seven years. died OF pneumonia
at Elmira. Monday