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portrait proposition of the day
Dept. IL. Portrait Agents Supply Co.
La Porte, Ind,
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WAN is
CLASSIFIED
wANTEp-,AcENTs
.cTTyE Notwithstanding n

ACTIVE AGENTS Something new
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milk. liquor, catsup, etc. Opens ana
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Towels and aprons OF all kinds fur
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FOR SALE-l00 shares of Arkansas
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See me for particulars CAL 524' East
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FOk SALE Dining roo inset, 4S inch
table. 6 leather seat chairs, buffet
and china closet. Phone X ana ar
rangements win be made to SHOW.
E. j Hlackman. 'fse~
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18
LOCAL NEWS

Wanted-Laundry work. Phone
lib J.-adv. 11-18-2p
Mrs. R. H. Craig, who spent about
a week visiting friends in Bismarck.
returned last. Friday.
3: E. Kennedy resumed his work
on the railroad Monday after a sever
al weeks siege of asthma.
A Son was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Swijhal of about six
n one half miles northeast of the
city.
The Welsh singers and a few in
Innate friends Of the DR.. H. A.
Davis family were entertained at the
DAVIS home Sunday afternoon.
MI: and Mrs. Joseph Zahradnik left
n first of the week for New York
to visit for a few months and possibly
TO be absent for the entire winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Woolery of
near Hebron, Don Willard of Wiscon-
sin, who is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Woolery and Miss Florence Freer,
who is teaching in the Hebron vicin-
lty, formed an auto party to Dickin-
son the latter part of last week, re-
naming here several days.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18

A. A. Sadowsky Of 10 miles NORTH
of Dickinson was in the city Monday
The R. C. band of the Congrega.
tional Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. Alice Poland Monday afternoon
Clement, the five-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rose gave a birth
day party to about fifteen little
friends at his home in the eastern
part of the city recently.
Marion Blanchard, the little daugh-
ter of Attorney and Mrs. H. J.
Blanchard, entertained about fifteen
of her little friends Saturday at a
matinee party. Games furnished the
amusement for the remainder of the
afternoon. Mrs. Blanchard, assisted by
Mrs. W. L. Richter, served the little
guests a fine pink and white luncheon
at 5 o'clock.
MI. and Mrs. T. J. Prideaux and
daughter were in Dickinson a short
time since in their car. Mr.. Prideaux
recently returned from Chicago,
where he marketed three carloads of
cattle at good figures. He states that
the grain at his farm north of Taylor
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18

was fine this year: In fact, all of
the crops. in that locality we're large.
Miss Caroline Messersmith enter
tanned about ten little boys Saturday
afternoon for her nephew, Frederick,
son of Mrs. Christine Messersmith.
The party took place at the E. F.
Messersmith home on Second Ave.
West and was in honor of Frederick
sixth birthday. The little folks were
taken to the matinee during the after
noon.
Rex Ware, son of Mrs. Jennie
Ware, entertained the boys of his
grade classmates at his home on Sec
ond Ave. West last Friday evening.
Joe Towle, who had been working
on the ranch, formerly belonging to
his uncle, Mayor ALT. White, the past
summer, is now substituting on the
express delivery wagon for John Nc
Keever, the latter being retained in
the office during the holiday rush.
Joe is making his home with his
uncle in this city.
Ramona Sturgeon, daughter of At
torney and Mrs. J. w. Sturgeon, en-
t%ertained her many friends at birth
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18

building, which has been fitted with
steam heat and plumbing. Mike
Miller has rooms here for his wife
and children, while MI. and Mrs. J.
w. Berns have their own rooms on
the same floor. They are all very
pleasantly situated and it is very con-
venient for all of the families in get
ting back and forth to their work.
In another column the management
Of the Lyric Theatre announces a
small raise in the price of admission
on days Paramount Pictures are
shown. These pictures cost so much
to produce and the rental price is so
high; the management of the Lyric
have found it necessary to make this
small raise in the admission prices or
discontinue the showing of these pic
lures, and they believe their patrons
would prefer to pay this small adj
vance to seeing the pictures discon-
tinued. Beginning with Monday, De-
cember Goth the prices on Paramount
Days will be, evenings, 20 cents, chill
dren 10 cents, matinees Is cents,
children 5 cents.-adv. -.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18

day parties on Friday and Saturday
of last week, being hostess the first
afternoon to her neighbor friends and
the following day to her classmates,
the latter enjoying the afternoon
matinee. Mrs. Sturgeon and Mrs.
J. E. Culp served the guests luncheon
at six o'clock both afternoons.
Dunn County Settler:-W. E. Smith
is making the farmers twice happy
these days in getting US all threshed
out. Joe Remsing and G.. w. Morton
were finished last week. M. J. john
son and w. L. Porter are also ready
and the machine is now at the last
two jobs in this neighborhood, P. j.
Reagan and James Pokorny. The
crop turned out very we'll at all
places. The Schmidt Bros. are at
Fayette this week.
J. W. Berns is having flats fitted
on the second floor of the German
Mercantile Co. building for Mr.. and
Mrs. AL. Groh of Circle, Montana.
Mr.. Groh took possession of the
Martin Schiller pool hall the first of
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Biedle are also to have a fiat in this
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18
WE LOAN MONEY ON I'M
PROVED CITY AND FARM
REAL ESTATE. ORCHARD
AGENCY, PRESS BLDG.-adv.

The Halliday Promoter:-Delbert
Wilson, the young son of Jim Wilson,
left the first of the week for Dickin-
son where he will attend school, MAX
ing his home with his uncle, Ed.
Partridge.
Mesdames C. H. J. Shindler and G.
j. Perdaems of neal South Heart were
in the city the latter part of the
week doing some of their holiday
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Wysocki of
South Heart were in Dickinson Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. Mr..
Wysocki is manager of the Farmers
Elevator Co. at South Heart.
Passenger Conductor j. K. Porter
has sold his fine home on First Ave.
East to Engineer William Wilhouse,
who has been a renter Of the prop
erty for some time.
Contractor Albert Langdon of Dunn
Center is sick with typhoid fever at
St. Joseph's hospital. He was
brought in by Bert Nyhagen on
Thursday and seemed to be getting
along nicely at last reports.
Mrs. Nick Wock of near Lefor had
quite a serious operation at St.
Joseph's hospital on December 8.
While the patient appears to be do
ing nicely, it will be several weeks
likely before she can return home.
Mrs. A. w. Mclean and daughter,
Frances, expected to leave Thursday
for Brodhead, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Leans old home. Mr.. Mclean and
his wife's brother, j. G. Gardner of
Belfeld, intend to go in time to be
there for Christmas.
L. J. Willis was in Dickinson the
first of the week, leaving again for
the Dunn county country. He stated
that people were still threshing out
north and it looked now very much as
though quite a number of the farmers
! would be unable to finish this year.
William Wilson of Charter Oak,
Iowa, writes that he will be moving
to Mitchell, S. D., the coming April.
He states that corn did not mature
well in Iowa the past cas- and that
a great many cattle are now in the
feed lots. Mr.. Wilson was formerly
a live stock buyer in this territory.
Mike Gress returned on the 9th
from the Fayette country, where he
gathered "a head of his horses and
drove the same to his farm south Of
Dickinson, where they will be whit
cred and broken for use. It will be
MI. Gress' plan to trade the horses
off as soon as he has handled them
a few months.
The Dickinson press., 1915-12-18

Mrs. Mary K. Miller was the guest
Of Mrs. w. R. Veigel from Monday
evening until the next afternoon,w when
she returned to her home in Richard
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Ball moved
Saturday from their flat above the
Dickinson Bottling works on Willard
street into a cottage on First Street
North.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM rises Ssa Sun sc,s s2i Noon rises- 70
HIGH WATER THIS DAt.
49, AT Az
SandvIk : % Gov Island 80 Hell Gate 20
LOW WATER THIS DAY
An AN IN
SandyH'k. e.: % Gov Island. = ol Hell Gate fM
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Y6 SHREtNfi EoI pime 2stHi2as9 FBS&&K.
Piaintif, against HENRY corn and
in pursuance OF a Judgment Of fore
Closur" and sale. duly mpd" and entered
Undersigned. the referee ia said Judgment
named. VIII sell At pdo... auction. a, Ne
street, IN IL borough Of Manha',an., cry
Of New loNK. on tn" 10Th day Of Apr!l.
Henry BRADY. Au,iioneer the premises
Greeted by said JsIgm"nt 20 bee sold, ami
therein described - io!Iows; ALL. that
York bounded and described as follows;
REGISNlNG at point In The Northeast
etly side ~ Riverside Drive formery
Boulevard Lafayctte,. distant four hun
drc1 ana seyenty-e!gnt feet and thirty
three one hundredths Of q foot Northwesi,
Northeasterly side Of RiS 'rsils Drive and
he Northerly side Of one hundred and
ginning is also distant SIX hundred and
seyentv-hve feet Westerly from the Wc>'-
ana I ryn G5 be6Cc ' ptr9
nft%..sSca Zee. and atiy.,oqf one hun.
Sou;herly side OF land now or late Of
smith. thence Nor'hwesterly along sait
land now or late Of smith. siNty-three feet
huniresi and sixtierh S,rnet. a, shown IN
middle Iire % saiI one hundred ami sIN
'iath street, thirty nine feet and eighty
four one hurdrrdths Of foot, more or
less. TO a line drawn parable. with and
seven hundred and seventy Nv" feet West
rr!y from the Westerly side of Broadway ,
thence Southerly, parallel wit' Broadway.
two hundred and thirty-pue feet ninety
one one huniredths Of q foot. more or Ie~s.
20 the Northcastcrly side Of Eiv"rsii,
Drive, and theuc" Southeas'ery along ;hs
Sorthoaster.v side OF kiyer7ite Drive,
one hundred and ten feet and ninety
one one -huuired' ms OF foot, more or
less. 20 the point Of beginning. except 80
much thereof a. has ueau taken for 'Na
widening Of Riverside Drive and for the
opening o; ono hundred and SlNfioth
street Being with the said excepted ppr.
iionI the same premises which were con
v-yad 20 Henry Corn by CIV Real Estate
COMPANY by deed ia'ed June it'h. 1905.
and recorded in the office Of the Register
OF the County OF New York on the cQtn
day Of June, 1905, In Liner - Of section
Of Couveydnres, AZ paE" -. TIL" above
described premises lie tn section s. Bic,
?l36 on the Land Map % the city Of Sow
York
Da.ci. New York. March Goth. 1915
GEORGE tuGGII.I, RoferRe.
WOopFORD RONEE a BUTCHER. A.
torupys for P'a!utin. so ! Madison
Avenue. borough Of Manhattan, NJ"
York city.
The following is a diagram OF I've prom
erty to be sold. 1t Is vacant land ana has
no street number;
cE.-fs 4,gs or to" ST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations have
been chartered at Albany:
New York Library square Realty Com
pany, Manhattan: capital. 100000. dlrec-
tors Raphael Brill, Louis Cohen and
David Davis, New York city.
Trusted Holdings. Manhattan; capital
$4,000; directors, Mildred T.. white, STAN
ford. Conn: Walter Avery. New York. and
\. T. Bachman. Orange. y. j.
Water View Realty Company. Manhat-
tan, capital. $4,000: directors. Horace
Barnard, New York city; William T.. bar
busch. Mount Vernon. y. y, and Eugene
W. Boiling. westneld. y. ].
y. Schneider Brooklyn; capital 5000.
directors. Napoleon Schneider. Theodore
Schneider and John J. schneider, Brooklyn.
Preferential MILDLY Company, Manhattan:
capital $1,000; directors, Morris Bersteln.
Louis Brunstein. Brooklyn. Louis Fine,
New York city.
-. 81 East Fifty-seventh Street Company.
George :. Brenele. White Plains y. y.
Russell W. Todd, John Fine. New York
city.
7iss Acres Corporation. Manhattan.
capital $500. directors, Jacob Hider.
Moritz liilder and samuel Cohen. New
York city.
Gent Construction Company The Bronx.
capital, 5000: directors. Harold q. Gent
Nina r. Gent and John q. Gent. The
Bronx
Uptown Realty Corporation Rrooklyn,
lsidor Judelwitz. Brooklyn. Anna green.
hut New York city.
Washington Place Realty Company
Brooklyn; capital $1,000; directors. Edw
\. Geary. Timothy i Mccarthy. BROOKLYN
Jos. W. Cleary New York city.
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BROOkLYN APARTMENTS SOLD.

Harold f. Witteman has sold for tho
.. Johns Holding Corporation 1899 and
l'e3 Dean street, between New York and
Brooklyn avenues. two fou, story apart
rents, n the Covenant Realty Company.
Ndolph Wittcman, president. for invest
nent
John Refs Company has sold Sb4
Nean avenue large residence. TO H.
4'nry Douglas; lie Linden avenue, a
sore 'No.famly dwelling. to George ..
Walhridge; 7aS Flatbush avenue. q brick
I'D s'on" store and apartments. to John
Bendernrtnn; the dwelling AT liz
linden avenue To Edwin Clark. 1850
lis' Eighteenth street. east side. south
II N"nue y, private dwelling. to
''ihur Lawrence: i buckingham road
private dwelling. to J. 4. Jeffs: 1863
'aT Eighteenth street. west side, south
Avenue y. private dwelling, to Denis
Heunessv; 1908 Avenue VI. brick
'oTe and apartments. TO Frank Hart
man l7i Clarkson street. dwelling, to
7 Hahn, who will occupy IT,
Tui'No X Cernay have sold for So
'Me Honeller the four story Nat and
rore at 1903 Fifth avenue, on lot 1910
/ MOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
BUYER FOR BRONX FLAT.

CLINTON AVENUE.-The Client Con-
s,ruction Company. Frank Willets
president. has sold 2ll4 Clinton ave-
rue new five story apartment house,
on plot i3xlo0. near lSlst street. The
buyer is Mr.. Burns. who gave In
par; payment the plot, 5oxl0o. on the
east side of Prospect avenue. 1875 feet
north OF 1881 street. The Clinton
avenue house is one of a row recently
completed by the Client company at
the southeast corner of iSist street.
AVENUE.--De-
slider Schoen has resold the plot, 60. tx
1903 at the southeast corner of Com
monwealth avenue and l77th street to
Jennie T.. Byrne. The seller recently
purchased the property from the Macy
Construction Company.
last FIFTH STREET.-Halr J. How &
Co have sold for John II I.azzarc q
pot I2Nl00. on the north side of 2i1th
street, ~ feet east of White Plains
avenue. TO the City Real Estate Com
pany.
u FoNTAINE AVENUE. F..
Fetzer has sold for Louis Rocth oi3S
Lafontaine avenue. a three story
dwelling on lot a5Nlo0.
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,,sr >0TH STREET Louis Auerbach
reporiedi to have sold IS East Eigh-
,.i,h stree. four story dwelling.
,,th two story extension. on lot
sOys... adjoining the southwest cor
,s- Of Park avenue. The property has
,sen IN possession OF the selling fam
ny FOR twenty-three years.
soRTHERN AVENUE. - Edgar A.
lew has purchased from Robert H..
pula the large plot on the east side
a, Northern avenue. 349 feet north OF
Islst street. The plot comprises
,bou, twenty lots and was given in
payment for and 6 West Thirty
seventh street, the sale of which
through the Lawton II Slawson Com
pany, Pease & Gilman aud Hornor
Co was reported yesterday.
VEST 18TH STREET.-The Katherine
z Fitzpatrick estate has sold 242
West Twenty-fifth street, four story
dwelling. on 10. 15x7se. between Sew
.n,h and Eighth avenues.
East SEQ STREET-Schindler & Lieb-
Ter have sold for Charles +. Klippert
and others $40 East Eighty-second
street. five story apartment on lot
,sxi0O. This property was bid in
b. the sellers at foreclosure proceed
ings on Tuesday.
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FORECLOsURE SALES.


YoRkMUNioN DiME sAvfNGs BANK.
Plaintiff, against HENRY CORN. and
in pursuance OF a judgment of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
n the .bGyGe9itleJ sS,Cn d9d "far Ing
undersigned, the referee In said judgment
named. viii sell at puhiic auction. at me
street. in the Borough of Manhattan. city
of New YORK, on the goth day of April.
iiENnS BRADY, AGcticneer. the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold. aud
therein described as follows:, Nil that
certain plot, piece or parcel OF land. stu.
ate, lying and being In the borough. OF
Manhattan CITY County and state OF Wv
York, bounded and described as follows:
aa ';"i siic Of Riyeps Hd Drive as now
legally opened. distant four hundred and
dred,hs Gl-i0O OF foot Northwester'y
along the same from. the corner formed
side Of Riverside Drive with the Northerly
side of one hundred and nifty eight n
street, said point, Of beginning being dis
feet Westerly from the Westerly side OF
broadway on line ~ right angles there
to; running thence Northcrlv parallel with
and distant i've hundred and seventy five
ti7ji feet Westerly from the Westerly side
Of Broadway. two hundred ana twenty
huudredths t23-lo0I of a foo, to the South
efly side of one hundred and sixtieth
street as now ldlu outt tneu't NFSttE v
along said Soutberly side of one hundred
and siNtieth street one hundred GO0l
feet; thence southerly. parallel with and
distant six hundred and seventy i've (675,
feet Westerly from the Westerly side OF
broadway two hundred and four 600
feet and sixty-four onc-hundredths GA 1901
of a foot to the said Sorthessterly side
Of Riverside Drive. thence Sou'hensterly
along said Northeasteriy side Of Riverside
Drive as il curves one hundred and two
GO2j feet and ninety-siN one hundreIths
tH6- 1000 of foot 80 IN" point or place oi
beginning The above described premise.
ile in section =, Block 2l3S on the Land
Map Of the CITY " New York.
Dated. New York. March @Hih. 1915
MARrtN CONBOY. Referee
wOODFORD. BONEE n BUTCHER. At
torneyS Tor flaintin. No. / Madison
Avenue, Borough % Manhattan. Now
York CITY.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
no street number.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
Bronx
LIS PFNDESS.
Manhattan

18TH ST. 20 w--Carric L. crockor ys
Katherine A Fey ct al 'torec .osur" Of
isT AZ. siO Metropolitan SAVINGS Rank
vs. John Vanderveer ct al foreclosure
of mortgage, attys, \ 4 " liutchius.
l4TH ST, s4l E-Kac \ lilleusteru W
Doric Construction co, Inc, ct al uore-
closure OF mortgage; atty lUion'
stern.
60 vs. stevenson rowlc ct al foreclosure
OF taN lem: atty, \ T. Smith.
PRINCE 81 l5s.MarN o',,nscr 81 al " ",
MORTGAGE, attys kur2mau. frang"u.
heimer u GutmBn.
SUFFOLK ST. lt3 and lt5-'ohn Wei
80 al vs. Gussie Eubel ct al tameud"d
foreclosure of mortgage, attys cold
WALKER ST, al-Julia N Love - a. Va
CIemence l. Roardmhn ct al foreclosure
of mortgage. attys, Edwards y Bryan
10TH ST iproposedI, p. 100 W AuEtrr
dam av. i4N99.ll --Iiamilton fire ms
60 VS. Mary Thornton Ct nj tore.
closur" Of mortgage; ATTY, Il NJ Rclliu-
ger. Jr
T. solomon " CathaTIno NuCltcr ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage; attys Colt.
nor, simon & Asher,
9TH ST, :, l4G5 " 9TH aV, Sl6N93. ~ --
John W Sterling ct NJ W. Geo " Young
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage, attys
sherman a. sterling.
Hrony.
ing 20 agt Elizabeth Rocd'r e. a
foreclosure Of mortgage attys Frcc'
Il McEycttey,
TAYLOR ST, .. between Morris Parl
and Columbus avs, known is lot 3lg
Van Ncsl Park, Gam Ward-Gcnrgr I
Carlisle aft Mary white ct al faction
to forcclose transfer Of tlN HEM. atty
" q Foster
UNION Az, l9S3-l2S5; tlso l'uion Az. "a s.
2s6,5 Boston nv, 2iN llN.s.-I 4
Harrn throwing GO as f"lmiue Fur.
ct ~ ti"r""l"Nnr" az mortgage. aitys
Frees \ McEN r@tN
JENNINGS 81 N3l --Junius J pittmln az
William = Wiulcrhottom ct al tforp
closure OF MORTGAGE. any, A o Ernst
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

SPRING ST. l7-Title Guar a Trust co 80
= Y Iny yet rs Corpn' l7S bway s, a.;
l9TH 81 5c3 W%same 20 jas A Tfow,
bridge Noroton, Conn, atty same. 600
coKNELIA ST. 5i-Amelia " Parsons 20
atty \ y Title ms co. is5 Bway =. 500
'pENELlA 81. -6-Stme 20 same. atty.
li3rH ST :. ssS e Manhattan az. ism
loo.li Lawyers Title 4 60 to Morton
Trust Co. ATTY. Guaranty Trust 60. u"
At'DCiioN Az. n e cor lss,h st. 5i.>iso
same g Julia henna, - " "a =.
ser i sf 5S w Y: TIL; m' In. 60 to- to by 10y
Dock savings lnstn 3il B"wcry atty.
sTu ST. rs i5l 'S WEFid EN- Tras, o. s'' err
to Bowery say. Bank. rs Bowery; at,ys;;
Csdwaisder W 7 40 Wal st. 5000
tItv Mtg co to LAWYERS MIG CO. - LID,
cry. - any: 7 q co. ~ Bway tS;1,5oo
y y Trust 90 10 city Mtg 20. II Wal
;, ATTY, g e: li@ sway - r:.ii;si
81 atty Michael j Murray, $50 an
uHtRIs6N ST. ii-American Mtg co to
Mowers 4 :, Is Cedar st o.. 80. s3.oOa
D,rH ST. ISL w-John Eng'e. Jr. to
Z zoe Kerr. Mi,L Neck l. l. ATTY G iSno
BROADWAY. le>9-Sam" 20 same atty.
,sTH ST 500 w.Rober, Weber 10 W
r1n.,, Mick go -. Johns y. Bk.yu.
ATTY. JOS J Harris. 90 Nassau II $4,000
,5TH ST $50 WIN schultz to John
II Brelchoft 1884 Prospect ~. atty.
nv Msndt. 90 Nassau - ......... VI
isTii ST IS E-Nm g Osborn. eNcr. to
Emlgrant Ind say Bk a Chamber
81, atty. I g 60, lTs Bway ... 5000
HAMILTON 81. istg--Simon p Flannory
to Bernard + Golden, 4.20 l3'h aN.
Bklyn. atty. / Fiannery, II cherry
s,rH ST. g.. E-Sam'i wacht to TILE
wacht. 100 Riverside Drive. atty. q
90. l76 Bway .-......... ,......... 81
I'D Az. y =. 30 n i25th st. 25Nloo-Fannie
q Williams. cNcr. 20 Helena u X
IlnlsI Flushing. /. ! attys, Leach a
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