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New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Moors, Queens
Tax Official.
l. Suspended
Deputy Receiver May Lose
Post Because of Failure
to Repor, Grand Jurors
' isit to His Office
Nothing Wrong in Book
DereIiclion of Duty Il
Charge: Inquiry Said 10
Have Been Unauthorized

Anthony Moors, Deputy Receiver of
Taxes IN Queens, has been suspended
from Office by Comptroller Craig pend
ing further action as the result OF
Moors' failure recently to report tine
visit OF several Queens County grand
jurors TO the Office o. tae Queens Bor-
ough Tax Receiver u max" an lnsooc-
tlon of the system Of handlinr receipts.
Dereliction OF duty was tie charge
made against Moors. and it is ex-
pected that he viii be removed
Moors is an active Republican who
originally was a1pointed by former
Comptroller William A. Prendergast.
He was an officer OF the Queens County
Republican Committee for several
years. He lives in Woodhaven.
According to Deputy Comptroller
FRANK }. Prial. one of the grand jurors
came to him few days ago and rec
commended certain changes in the ac.
counting system in the Queens Office,
saying the grand jury had made an in
.spectlon Of the Office Mr. Prial said
that was the first he or Comptroller
Craig had heard Of grand jury in
vestlgat'on' of the Queens Office The
grand jurors visited the office at the
invitation Of Moors. it was said Mooys
was summoned to the Comptroler's
Office and asked 20 explain his failure
to report the Investigation Not re.
ccIWng satisfactory xlanaCion. ,hs
Comptroiler suspended Moors
The Comptroller ordered an audit OF
the accounts Of the Office, but il was
said tEat nothing wrong was found
with tie books. According TO rcpre-
sentatlves Of the Comptroller, Moors
WAS pui urder charges about year
aGp TO" Withholding news Of ROBBERY
o. the tax Office in Long Island City.
II appeared that there was a delay OF
three or four days after the robbc~y
was discovered before Mooys comnuni-
Gated the fact TO the Comptroller.
Former Assemblyman Frank Hop
Fms. Of Jamaica, was foreman of The
June grand jury Of Queens 1t was
said yesterday tina; the grand jury had
rot act horized an Investigation Of the
Receiver of Taxes Office, and tnat if
any members had visited the orfce
they lad done so without explicit di-
rrction. Edward Smyth, chief CLERK Of
the Lax Receivers office has been tenn
!crarilY placed in charge OF the Office
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Rail Strikers to File
Protest With HyIu,,

At a meeting of 1000 Long
Island Railroad strikers last night
in the Roosevelt Republican Club,
Richmond Hill. committee was
appointed to call on Mayor Hylan
this morning with demand that
Long Island Railroad officials be
urged as a measure Of safety 10
discontinue using ordinary track
men as car inspectors.
A. }. Burger. general chairman
Of the railway carmen, criticized
President Harding for saying
that the strike is directed against
the United States government.
and not against the railway man
ayers. Burger declared President
Harding ignorant of railway af
fairs, except to the extent that he
had acquired knowledge on trips
to golf courses near WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
II. {. Fol ger Obtain,s
Shakespeare Fiir,s,l !,
Folio for $4,000
Standard Oh Executive ADDS
Perfect Copy OF Precious
Work TO E!is Collection
as Result of London Sale

By his purchase Of The Daniel copy
OF the First Folio cba&o>nea,e for in
nyov;mo.oI,. e2s ooo H.. =, -.
.f nao,., '' ~,
oi oroo"iyn' PreS'deAs Of the standard
Oh Company OF New ora. has alriVcd
one step nearer 10 corncri7r 4ba n,.y-
te4 on .be most ,a,.,.hlo ot cLor....s
r,,.it;os ~ ''i"Ne i'''it'e
;,
Aifeao" an mas the Tor.C nest snG
most coinpie,e collection Of Shake
aP'I ana WhIIe the Danlo. copy Oh
'aiHea Tor hIln ny ihe RoSenoach CON
PaE! lr' m 'he burdett-Couita Sale.Nn
LONDON laSt monta give nlm posse
SION IT IS estlmatrc. oj oight Of the
finest INST fo!los.
he price Pad b., M |olCer for the
copy is the .oNftG a.e3c fct given
by an AmrrIcan co lector for a rare
Toiume' MIR .o.gor hlmaeif na.d
highest rms sum VAS $i0G,J1e f0E
UNIQUE COPY o. Shakes speares plays.
p9oIished pN lnomas PaVier IN 1919,
Wnicn ahleoateg b. 1"ur years the pub
'n'ioH ., tne nrsN 20 a.
con;r irhiE T. huht'h%'Hn' % san Aarlno,
ca. az - To- h 'le n@.C ."o h'oSt F"luaoie
'eo. y. poonN 'i :, ,,'ietlel' ohe ~ the
' qua -, o. ''hA"c spes'e Fepu'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Foreign Credit Granting
Now OH SOunder Basis
Few Overdue Accounts Orisi.
mated This Year, Says
Commerce Official

Evidences are multiplying that Amer
lean manufacturers and exnorters have
henaftod b,, ,lo ,>.,>oei.. ,-
'' '',' eN p'',S'Ve lessons
learned during the last three years in
the promiscuous granting Of credit TO
foreign buyers. Greater discrimina-
ton now is being practiced and vet
liberal treatment is being extended
where deserved.
"A scrutiny of several overdue ac-
counts submitted to me for advice and
assistance,' says A. j Wolfe. chief Of
the division Of commercial laws in the
Department of Commerce. "shows a re
markedly small proportion ORIGINATING
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
II Sentenced for KILLING
All Convicted in Illinois Rail-
WY l.apor War -

QUINCY ~. July 2. Seventeen for
me-. track ilborors Of the twentY-nine
accused % murder in connection with
the Staying Of Sheriff Edward Lash
brcok. of Schuyler County. were SEN
fenced 10 serve tho statutory term for
manslaught one year to life in
court tc~e today. They were found
guilty Saturday night
Ten men were granted new trials
and two freed Of the Lashbrook murder
charge. Murder charges stand against
all of them. however, III connection
with the slaylag Of two denuty sheriff =.
The Killings occurred at Fredericks,
H.. on April 2s. when Che Sheriff and
his men approached the car shahties
Of the .aborers in an effort 70 protect
them from attacks cf aHotAer group Of
men Mho had been threatening them.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Brazilian Officer Arrested
FOnseca. Ex-president, Held as
Anti-COvernnlent plot.er

RIO DE. JANEIRO. July 8 By The
Associated Press).-The Brazilian gov
ernment has ordered the arrest of for
mer President Hermes Fonseca, charg-
ing him with political activities mimi
cal to the government. The former
President at present is ranking officer
of the army and president Of a mill
tary club. which has been ordered
closed for SIX months. Several off
GERS of the general staff OF the army
have been removed.
The governments action was precipi-
tated by an incident which occurred
last Saturday, when the government
ordered the Minister of War to, Sc
.verely reprimand Senor Fonseca. who
is said 70 have returned the documen.
cor rtaining the reprlmand to the GOV
errment
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgme We're filed yes
terday, July g. The first name being lhat
a Alien en' w:ibur % r--c Il crousa .. s7242,72
Barash. .Abram, Sarah Ba~ash and
Capital Building Co--R Pearl 9'3.s8
BrotYnan, Jonas j. Broadway Dc
velopment Corp. Inc ......a...., b64 g
Bruno. Philp--Park & Tuiforet 80. 2$4.5G
BreItung. Edw and Chas tE
\ Breitung & Co)--Third Natl
Bank of Phiadel phia .......- 2t,o3S. 80
Cohen Lous--Fair Waist < Dress
Co Inc .....-... :..,..-.. .....- "d-'Vt
u ,ottl nse''a' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,o'.'e'''" 3is39
Dalton. Noel R-~Acker, Merrau
6. Condt Co .................. 2g2,H4
Ecker Max-M Davidson ...... 1916
FYchen. Samuel--S Sim ......... $50 20
f''I5o4i Hol1inr r Gorp '. ..'.'......>,l,. 9i755
Caller Benjamin tHarieln Credit
Clothing COZ Chevers. 1871
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Wabash Clerks Accent Cut

st. LOUIS, July 3.-Wabash Rafiwe Y
officials this afternoon annotspct d
they had reached am agreement 'Tn n
representatives of their $500 clerks,
whereby the clerks accept wage- be
duction averaging 50 week. This,gL.s
slightly less than that ordered by DE
Railroad Labor Board, and makes the
average pay sl0s a month, it was said.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Seeks New Swim Records

MISS SNblT Bauer, the worlds
premier woman backstroke swimmer.
VIII commune her assault on worlds
re- recoios IN the open-alr pool at
Brighton Beach this afternoon. The
seventeen- year-old Chca"o champion
VIII Try to improve her own best
nSures for 90 and 220 yards back
stroke. The foremost mermaids Of
the metropolitan district and Phila-
delphIa will appear against Miss Bauer.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Bernstein Posts Forfeit

JscK beFnsteln. local Ightweight
who is scheduled to box Sol Seeman in
one OF the twelve-round bouts at the
commonwealth Sporting Club on Satur-
day night, posted his forfeit yesterday.
Seeman posted his appearance money
when ne signed to box Bernstein In
another twelve -rounder. which precedes s
the wind-up, two clever hvweiehts
Phil Rosenberg and Samm Butts
VIII strive for the hnnors
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
AlI.Bernuda Wins

EXcelling their opponents with both
bat and bali after "declaring' with oIsy
Cricket Club defeated the Intrepid
Cricket Club in a New York Criekyt t
Lcague game at Van Cortlandt Park
yesterday. The score was 163 to 64,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Power Boats Race To-day

PEORIA, Ill.,, July Contestants
for the Webb trophy tuned up this
afternoon in the Mississippi Valley
Power Boat Association regatta here.
Hundreds of racing enthusiasts were
present and perfect weather prevailed
Three new classes of fast runabouts
were entered. Miss America, Detroit =
world champion motor boat, arrived to-
day, but needed repairs made it uncer
tain whether she would be seen in ac-
tiOn
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Senator Crow Is Weaker

uNIONTOWN, Pa. July b United
States Senator W +. Crow, Ill at his
summer home near here, was in u
weakened condition to-day. mis-
physicians announced. Late last
week, the Senator had improved 20
such an extent that he was permitted
to receive visitors. 10
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Commercial Credit

The commercial money market yes
terday was of p semi-holiday character
and ruled very quiet
Commercial paper yesterday con.
tinued to discount at and l14 per
cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acccptanccs eligible
for purchase by the Federal Reserve
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Prices Rule Firm
n Dull Session
On Curb Exchange
r.,nsactions Are III Small
Volume and Changes I'm
important, but List Is Bet
ter Supported as a Whole

holiday spirit marked trading ON
~ market Yesterday and trans
the cur nsre restricted TO narrow
ses,ons A generally firm tone prevailed
limits. .sr and the list. as whole. was a;
aoxe,sr, SOW, ,.snn,ported. ~T Changes were small; !;
veil suppSS Service gained point and
Cites sa oil oil Of Indiana worked slightly
stanaaf' Carib Syndicate, Southern
higher o;I and others of the group
ssase. steady and held up we'll
Industrials
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Satisf ed judgments

1hn first name is that OF The debtor
the second that of the creditor ana dale
when Judgment was filed
Hart, Robert. and National Surety
in New York County
Co-People. etc Dec 30, 1927 $1,000 90
attardo, Nincenzo. and National
surety Co Same; April 5. 1872 2 900 90
Paupas, Gus. and National Surety
Cos-Sams; March a. 1872 ... 500 90
Coleman. Marie and National
surety Co-Same, Jan IT, 1922 500 Oo
G}aze, Thomas II. ana National
Surety Co-Same; Feb 1922 loo 90
i5G"ara Anthony, and National
surety Co-~Saine; Jan 4, 1892 ! 600 90
GlisHoid Building 60. lnc-A !
Rappold Feb -, 1922 ...... 20sI02
Rheiach. Augusta ana Frank--F
izenbers; July 2l, 1920. ..-... sS19a
Ward Baking Goa q Walker:
Nov %, 1877 49,. .............. 5,4S9.32
Avedon. Wlliam-L Karlathe
Pastry shop ct al; June -.
1922 ............. ........,............., 6s391
Urbis Realty 60. Inc-Globe
Realty Co, Nov e9. 1927 Gre
versed) ..........- ........ 1l275
June la. 1892 ...',...,..'.. 4Gs Al
Ward Baking Goa q Walker;
Juno 30, 1922. 22........s..... 1Qll0
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

Potntoes-South Carolina, bbl. S8@
q $3.50. North Carolina. $3.50. No ..
Dbl. 75c $3.50; Virginia. bbl S975MS4.
undergrades. $l0$2.50, New Jersey. l20
lbs, $2.25 q $3 so; Long Island. bbl $350:
Malno Old, i50 lbs, s.. so sweets, New
Jersey bsk., $2QF25o; Florida, Dbl, s46o
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

Call loans against acceptanccs, per
cent
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

- fIrst name IS fhat o tho debtor,
second that of the creditor ana dat
II Judgment was filed
{. 10 bort and National Surety,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-28
GLADES COUNTY NEWS

Robert Altman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Altman who live near
Moore Haven, was drowned last week
while crossing the canal alone in a
small hand operated ferry. Funeral
services were held at Meuse.
A. w. Fisher, A. C. l.. Ry. agent
at Moore Haven, is placed on 81 900
bond following the accusation that he
was in league with Henry Ray of
Tampa in an attempt to have Mrs.
Rosa Newsome murdered by a bought
and paid for man who was supposed
by the accused to be a bandit. Date
for the preliminary hearing in Tampa
has not yet been set.
Sheriff Richards of Glades county
and his deputies are getting the boot
leggers with the goods. The result
is that f. Hadley and a negro named
Hicks were each fined $500 by Judge
Long. In another case d. E. Prop
and negro were caught, the former
plead not guilty, but the latter plead
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-28

the settlers have already paid for
the installation of 80 phones. Big
bee is to leave Magill's employ as
soon as the new lines are run, and
will then take his tent and travel
as a Baptist Evangelist.
Mr. and Mrs. Bekemeyer are NOV
| ing into their house that adjoins the
Dreyer home in North LaBelle. and
Mrs. Bpkemeyer is looking for her
mothrr, MS Dreyer, to arrive in La
Belle about September first.
B. w. Blount swore an attach
ment on four mules and harness
against Hankeson and Braddock Of
North Florida to whom Blount ad-
Ivanced money for them to come down
and work at the tie camp. The ac-
cused claim they have no intention
of leaving without paying their in
Idebtedness to Mr.. BlOunt.
Mrs. Tippins is expecting her son
John Tippins in August from Water
Ivliet,' New York, and says it is his
! intention to have her return with him
TO the lirtle city on the banks of the
! Hudson River Mrs. Tippins is ad-
vertising hel place for sale, and as
shown by the ad elsewhere in this
issue, she is not likely to have diff
Guilty in finding buyer
VIM. III. Pool swore out a warrant
| for the arrest of d. A. Rimes whom
he accused OF having obtained goods
under false pretenses. Rimes claim
ed his aunt, Mrs. Cochran, sent him
for the goods. but this statement was
refuted by Mrs. Cochran. Rimes
/ paid part of the bill and the Justice
OF the Peace has allowed him thirty
days in which to settle in full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark were dc
! lighted last Saturday evening when
their son X. J. Clark arrived from
| Lexington, Nebraska. Mr.. Clark is
to make LaBelle his home and will
live here with his parents. He is to
drive the morning and evening b.
| from Fort Myers for Oscar Hand.
Mrs. r. j. Clark, with her little two
! year old daughter, is visiting rCla-
tives in the north and will join h
| husband here later in the summer.
LaBelle extends a welcome to her new
citizens.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-28
ALHA NOTES

Mr.. Maurice English. who has been
away from Alva for the past SIX
years, arrived last week to visit rcla-
| tives in Alva. He is thinking OF
staying some time in Lee county.
The Misses Anita Cox, Myrtle
Wade, Alice Malakowsky, Margaret
Jones and Edwina Parkinson spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Kate Solomon
visiting Miss Katharine English.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Parkinson
went to LaBelle Sunday to visit Mrs.
Parkinsn's brother, Mr.. Clark who
had just arrived from Nebraska.
Little Miss Elinor Rinkel of Fort
Myers, visited her grandparents last
week.
DR.. Byle killed his big gobbler Sat
urday and invited Jay Hurd and fam
lily, r. NJ. Cox and family and Mrs
Brown and son, Harold, to dinner
| Sunday. The turkey weighed 25 lbs
dressed, they did not make much
Roadway with it so they all west III
near Denaud where they had picnic
supper. Only a few bones were left
when they finished eating.
DR.. Congdon and children have
gone down to the coast in their boat
for few days trip.
Mr.. Barwick and family have re,
turned from Il three weeks visit in
Georeia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rinkel and Miss Diza
Mae attended the funeral OF Mr.. Davi
son in Fort Myers Thursday.
Mr.. Cecil Parkinson, the Misses
Grahms and Messrs Duncan Motif
and Bryan Stalls from Moore Havcr
composed a house party that spen'
the week end with Miss Myrtle Wade
DR.. and Mrs. Jones and mother
Mrs. Warner are staying a short tins
with their children. Donovan ant
wife.
DR.. and Mrs. Donovan Jones ant
father, Dr. Jones, motored to LaBell'
Monday. DR.. Jones stayed few
days to do dental work.
| Mrs. Cox and daughters, Mrs. Byl,
and Miss Anita motored to Iona Tues
day to visit Mr.. Pixton's family. Mrs
Cox will remain a few days.
Several car loads OF Alva folks at
tended the movies in Fort Myers both
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. alst
Saturday.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-28

Mrs. Lee Whdden's little boy has
been under DR.. Seebold's care with
tonsil trouble.
George Turner is spending the
summer as chef for a summer camp
up on Lake Huron.
| Mr.. Willis of North LaBelle very
ably filled the pulpit at the Baptist
church last Sunday.
Miss Besse Bandy of Tampa has
been the guest of Mrs. Slattery for
couple of weeks.
Henry Lester, who has not been in
LaBelle for year and half. is now
visiting friends here ana staying at
the loyal Ialm,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Market is to occupy
the 3ekemeyer home in North La
Belle and Mr.. Markette will work the
farm on n $3.50 basis.
Mrs. August Anderson and attrac-
tive daughter, Marinda, who live or
ranch at Fisheating Greek visited
Mrs. Hubbard early in the week.
Mr.. Swindle of Moore Haven is
staying at the Royal Palm Hotel and
Henry Lester also has his name regis
tered here and is visiting friends.
G. W. Tucker, local tie contractor,
is leaving for Dade City and Green
Springs at which latter place he plans
to take treatments for rheumatism.
Miss Lavita Allen and several as
sociates in the Lee Memorial Hospital
are expected to take a boat trip up
the river to LaBelle where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Allen.
George Aiken visited Mrs. Aiken
Sunday in Fort Myers wher the lat
ter is taking chiropractic treatments
from DR.. Gresham. Mrs. Aiken was
somewhat improved but did NOT eX-
| pect to return to LaBelle before Sat
urday of this week
Harry Flemming is producing some
wonderful pumpkins, one perfectly
shaped fellow measuring over five
feet around. 1t is to be saved for
the South Florida Fair to give others
an idea of what our soil can do. No
fertilizer whatever was used on the
vine.
Glen Magill returned Sunday eve
ming to Moore Haven where he is in
stalling an order for IA new phones.
He will also work with Mr.. Magill's
assistant, Mr. Bigbee, and complete
the phone system south of the lake
about Bare Beach and Rita where
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-28
mALIA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Murray visited
friends and relatives In Alva Sunday.
The Olga w, C. T. U. met at the
home of Mrs. Hoffman, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jones is very i'll this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallamore and chill
dren o. Myers visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Coule Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Mcneil spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. Hoffman, Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcneil, Mrs. Schell and daugh-
ter Alice and Mr.. Frank Walker were
business visitors to Fort Myers this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Darcy and little
daughter. Patsy, left, Thursday for
Punta Gorda where they will make
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wieboldt
took them to Myers to catch the train.
We are very sorry TO lose these
talented people from our community.
Mr.. George Jones returned home
Saturday. He has been gone for sew
eral months; after taking a course
in the Sweeny Auto School in Kansas
City he went to Minnesota where he
visited his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Murray and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Mcneil
spent pleasant evening at the home
of Mrs. H T. Jones in honor OF her
birthday. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Mr.. Eddy stopped in this communi-
ty this week on his way from Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Mcneil, Mrs.
Mcneil, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor and children motored to
Crescent Beach Thursday.
Mr.. Henry FIGHTER of Rialto was a
guest at the home of Miss Ruth
Walker Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and children
returned to their home in Coleman
Friday, after visiting relatives here
for the past week.
Miss Alice Schell is taking sub
scriptions for "The Current" and will
appreciate having her neighbors turn
business her way.
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guilty and was fined $500. Fred
Brown. a colored restaurant owner
was caught with the goods and
promptly paid in the customary $500
cash into the treasury.
w. j. Trippe, Jr, and o. S. Miller
have bought controlling interest in
the Everglades State Bank, Lanier
and Skipper being the retiring share
holders.
Mrs. Joe Taylor died in Moore
Haven Monday of this week due to a
severe attack of diphtheria. her body
being removed to Fort Myers Tues
day morning for burial Mrs. Taylor
is survived by her husband and two
little daughters.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-28
La BELLE

Mrs. Anderson is Offering hen
house and two lots at $500.
Deputies Barnhill and Wells were
m town on official business Tuesday
DR.. P. Fl. Jones received numerous
patients while in LaBelle early in the
week.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-28

Plans are being formulated and
discussed for a cold storage and ice
plant at Mcintosh. 1t is probable
that this will be an accomplished en-
terprise by fall.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-07-28

A remarkable bird found in Mexico
is the bee martin. which has trick
of ruffling up the feathers on top of
its head into the exact semblance of
a beautiful flower
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

Society OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. $1,000.
Sheltering Arms Hospital. $4,000
$1,000.
Trustees OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Educational Society in Virginia
$4,000.
To Old Dominion Trast Company
as trustee. $1,000 for the Community
House for Colored People for TWEEN
u years, the principal 10 go to tina,
institution at that time.
Industrial School ana Farm for
Homeless Boys. $4,000.
Medical College OF Virginia. or It's
successor. $4,000 FOR the negro pa
viliou in Richmond.
Y. w. g. \. of RichmuuL. $4,000 as
permanent endowment fund.
pne-half OF the remaining portion
as Mrs. lIabliston's VIII directs.
out of the remaining half Mrs.
Matte fiabliston will receive $4,000;
Mrs. y. NJ. Lyon. $4,000; the child or
children of !. 81. Slmonin. $4,000.
c5ild or children OF Mrs. Josephine
llahliston, $1,000: Sadie Habliston
Shield. trust fund with Old Dominion
Trust Company. $500. Protestant
Episcopal Church Home Of Richmond.
$4,000.
Tho remaining onc-half goes to
stuart Hall. ST. Anne's Church School
for Girls ana the Virginia Episcopal
School for Boys.
The first codicii leaves \. j. Win