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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-18
The Person Who Able Work and Inclined to Work May Find the
Right Opportunity Quickly through the Classified


BABY CHICKS Tor sale. Phone 1870.
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FOR SALE - Blacksmith business.
stock and tools shop can be rented
cheap. Address Box L. Forum.
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sTEAM L.AUNpRY FoR 49,

FOR sALE-Lats model, 1917 Ford
touring cars Al condition. Iib atn
ST. n.
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BARRED ROCK SETTING EGGs--
Phone Diiworth IS
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NEWSPAPER FOR LEASE, vita
privilege OF buying on easy termRs
good equipment. good business. Plaza
Pioneer. Plaza, IN. ID.
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WANTED ~ Horse 20 umn during
spring and summer. Inquire shot
wen Floral Co.
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WwpWHTENCED steuographer. with
knowledge OF bookkeepinHs peFma~
ment position Apply Ga person be-
tween hours Of 4 and Saturday to
Mr. Morrow care J, @. vincent Coo
zoe 81. y. Ave-
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DRs. RINDLAuB-J. 81. RindIhuh.
j d.; Elizabeth kindinub al. n.s 49,
ain n. hindtnuhs IA. AZ apeeia8faf
0aLendFecis bAkss Fargo
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c. A. HENNlEd-PnintinR AID decor
RtinE. Phone SOe6-w.
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osTROPATHS.
RERkpnAl

DIR. T. w. CAMPBELLs-speciarint
eye. ear nose ana throat nawafat
BluEp harBos ~. ~.
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WE PAi-Sl.50 per 100 for raRs Sea
per 100 for magazines, csc per 100
for newspapers. Phone 12ke-W.
NcEtheTn Paper Stock Co. lat Sc. N.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Men,
women government war positions,
800 month Write Tor list franklin
institute, Dept. 318 y, Rochester y. 4,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28

"Doe' your wife neglect her home
10 making speeches.
mot III, OF II, replied Nr. Meek.
ton. she always lets me hear tho
speccbe, first"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28

II you wish to be very patriotic YOU
can cut down on this menu, as every.
body eats too much and our Allies are
crying for prunes. II might be- Well
10 have waterless day to conserve
The. supply, as millions Of suffering
carp are complaining Of shortage Of
water In the well known |. a. NJ. Tad.
polo Ditch. We are thinking of petit
tioning Mr.. Hoover to establish an
airloss day everybody breathes 100
much air and the supply ought to he
conserved so as to supply our con.
5reSsinen with sufficient quantity Of
the heated variety, and anyway air is
the only thing they haven't cut down
on and IN times OF war one must be
efficient, AZ der Kaiser says, and
they'll probably do 1t eventually why
not now? With best wihes
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28
DRINK MORE WATER
/ KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat lees meat and take Salts for Back.
ache or Bladder trouble
Neutralizes acids

Uric acid in meat erei'rs tho kidncya,
they hrcnmr ovrrNoth,d; cct elu.gish,
srbe. and feel Ike nmps Of lead. The
ur'no becomes cloudy: the bladder ia rr-
tatod. aud yoD may BE- Obliged TO seek re-
lief two or three times during The night.
When The kidneys clog you mU5s help
them llush oil The b,dy's uriuous waste
or youth lie real sics person shortly.
At frat you feel a dull misery in the kid.
ney region, rou suffer frum bsckache,
sick hcalnchc, dizziness, stomach epts
sour, tourlc coated aud ,ou feel rheu-
matte tw,ngcs when the weather il bad.
bat less meat, drink lots OF water;
also get from any pharmacist four ounces
OF Jad Salts; take q tablespoonful
in glass OF water before breakfast
Tor few dnys and your Kidneys will
then act fine This famous ealts is made
IRON The sriJ oi graIcs and lemon juice,
combined With ithia. aud has been used
Tor generations 10 clran clogscd kidneys
and stimulate them 10 normal activity,
nlso 10 neutralizc the acids in urina, ~
IT no longer Is q source OF irritation,
thus ending bladder wealcpcss.
!sl eahs il inexpensive, cennot in.
lure; makes delightful e1cryosccct
lithis water drink which everyone should
take now and then 10 keep the kidpeys
clean and active. Druggists here 10y
they sell lots Of Jsd Salts 10 folks who
believe Ia overcoming kidney tioubh
While II In only trouble.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28
HE Reason for lesyinu.

z lie had come in answer TO tho al
vcitiaemeht Of a position open for
ixckkeeper. when the following con
vcfsation took place.
Manager - THE las, man We had
here had The place for forty.'hreo
years,
Applieant--"Wby did he leayc?"
Msnsger.-"0h. he vac one Of those
fellovs that's never happy urleas he's
on the 60
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28
The Apprentice To-Day

Twenty years ago an apprentice bay
On entering the average shop, like
luuse eli the railways, was iH0t nturep
lie was given rough work to DO, and
no one paid much attention to him
Tor the first six months, as he was
not considered Of much account. y
onder he olten got discoura sod Nov
all has changed. Apprentices arr gas
co the individual atten.aon Of stop IN
struct0r5 who are competent nechah
1cs, aud who have nothing else % do
II addition, "A comprehensive general
aiming Is given. Under this system
Tie young men frequently distance th,
older ones. who learned IN The Old WAY
and have spent talt their lifetime ii
tie trade
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28

~ poae ~ ieak a, bun chump
Ven Ay skol tell IN, Yake.
About q guide long running yump
ay zee Sven Swengon make.
SNcpson h. ban sax feet say,
In desc har stocking feet
lla ban as hard az blade of axe
And tough lax frozen meat
One night ven he ban coming home
Ills wife grab rolling pin,
And Tag gun swing at SwcnsSn's dome,
Cause be lan drinking yin
Den down tru town Sven SNcnson 20.
And he han running gsand,
lila wife, sho don't run very slow.
Win rolling pin In hand
and ven dey come to OI"son's Brook
Bout ihiriy-two icep wide.
= guide long yump Sven Swcnson took
And land on other side
IN net he land on other side.
And keep on running, 'og'
aud den hia darling li,tle bride
Sho don't know vat to do
Sho don't know how TO yump lax mon
And 80 she give GUIDE sigh.
And t'row dis rolling pin at Sven
And den sit down and cry.
Az spose yu tank Ay oan n chump.
Hut Ay ban single man
because Ay don't know how to yump
Like Old Sven SWenson can
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28
What A LITTLE
BOY CAN Do

Dad what eau "a I'iil" boy d" fer
his country
Il was IN the early weeks ~ ihe
war. A boy al tU eive va> rending ~
tho rush go euli>l. uf the prospects II
rnnscription. nj he enormous sHuIs
headed tn carr, an the Nar snd ~
he American deslrocerS which Ind
sope across the sea +" hunt down %"
German submarines.
He was burning With enthusiasm +"
dn something for his country, bu
there did moi scent 80 be anything h.
could DO 81 he put tie question AT
10 bis father, who 20 him. seemed IA
eDhodiment ~ ~ wisdom.
And she iaihrt. Nhn Vas In mU'd
the sane state "f mind rs the son.
~as Al loss for m answer IA"
yoverpnenl VAS going auead, raising
money snd raising armies Without ISL,
Inc his help Rurtpuod Uih family
he ronl0 nnl euiiai Eat least not IN,
III The toen without responsibilities
had gone. and there did not y"elu ANY
thug for him 10 do cilirr
Hnt II was ncressart f"r him to
keep up his pose befnre his snail sou,
so he replied. rather vaguely:
"A little boy can han. fa. IN
front Of his homr, ia show hp Is y pa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28
Varieties OF 'listlctoe.

Therc ar" tnorc ysielit TT thistle.
toe growing about the world gina
could be named il q euia8H of u"N,-
paper print hut he eoulmolc>t ia
America il thai WhIrh the hptmi~'
INITIAL uamnd after the ';neh fash
ion "tr thief. or decentralization.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28
SHRAP-NEL
Our Own Conservation Humbe

Here's letter we Just received.
Dear Shrdp:
VIII YOU please help me- to be aa-
,riotic? | am already observing heat
less. meatless, Wheatless. eatle5s, egg
less. sugarless. porkless and q l0t al
other less days. but 1 still feel that |
am not doing my bit. So bring my
troubles TO you. as you are the last
resort VIII YOU please suggest some
way I'm which can economic and be
patriotic. | am greatly in favor OF
conservation and think Mr. Hoover is
a lovely man as run boarding
house
Yours economically.
tMrs) TAKEN lime
Here's our reply:
Madam:
We are no resort. thank goa not
evcn winter resort. nevertheless We
are delighted 10 help you in this
g-ea, work of conservation. We herr
present 10 you a suitable menu for
DAYS meals. These foods. madam,
are full OF calories. but We don't Ike
ealories ourseli--wo much prefer
apple pic.
Menu a la Hoover.
Breakfast
Largo glass Of water
Ono small peanut
More water
Luncheon
Water
Corn meal mush la Hoover
tCreamless and sugaressl
A little more water
Dinner.
Water
Fried mush
Two peanuts
One small prune
Water
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28

The h1rdiest pnln, N al COMMON Is
California's Trschy >arous oycclsus,
known as The Windmill palm. Not
alone Is II hardy IN oi'hstandng how
le;nperainres. ~ II IL tough and VIII
endure rough Treatment. hnt boxed It
Il not success.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28
Special Assessment Notice

Special assessment warrants for
paving aud sewers are now Id The
bauls Of the city collector. All per.
sons obligated - ray same will please
coll Of the city Office, northeast base.
lleli ROOM VI Ccniral Lille building
W ", CURTIS,
City colleelnr
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-28

She Is Like the Reed.

Woman lis NE t.i, a., IS ajch lends
10 rNrty hr"r=r hut bricks not Ia the
tempest Archbishop Nnate'y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
HENRICo TRUST DEED.

Marshall Burton, Jr., to f. ]. Craw-
ford. trustee. 80 Ia acres land IN
iuckahoe rIaGisterial District, being
tne same property conveyed by deed
from T. j. Puryear ct ux., dated .Jnna
u. 1915; also 80 acres land on the so,,th
side of the Nuckols Road. about IN
s44S 'u"e ~ 1919
Thomas p. Bryan. trustee. tn Nrs
Jennine Burdett. lots and /. block
80. plan of Woodland Heights. Nav %
1918; s2,6Go.4o ~
". F. Bryce. trustee. to Mrs. Bessie
n. kosslow. lots 10 and 90. square "a
plan OF West Manchester Land Com,
pany. April !. 1918: $1,000.
y. H. Adamson. trustee. to jamie 7,
Strader let's and Z, block 46, MAJ
Of Woodland Heights. June Is, l9ls:
Edward s. and William s. Rose
trustees. to Maggie +. Robins. 41yGi
feet, known as 102 East Eighteenth
street June Is. 1915; $500.
a. j. Chewing. Jr., and F. NJ. BoSley
trustees TO j. II. Engle, ID acres land
corner Maury Street and Riveryiew
lot II. plan of subdivision of the estate
OF the late Joseph Marx: also 33.03 Ir-
reEula: depth east line OF n road 30
feet wide extending from Maurv Streot
10 Fails Plantation, 5000 feet from the
1918: s7.0S0. 90
Peter and Gertrude warmenhoyen to
H. J. and w. NJ. Rosbaci, trustees, lots
l., 2. 3 and (. block =, section 2 nIon
or Highland Springs (buiIdine inas
June II. 1918; $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
pany. Incorporated. Norfolk. Capital
stock: $4,000; object: manufacturing
o oee ssaa asa n renh sa
timore, NJ; Abram Watner, secretary
and treasurer. Norfolk.
rhe QUAKER oats Company. a New
Jersey Corporation, capital stock s30,-
600, 900. domesticated to do business in
Virginia. PRINCIPAL office, Richmond
mond.
Charters were issued by the State
follows:
Lindsey Robinson & Co., Inc Inc. Roa-
noke. Capital stock. 100000: Pur-
sey. president: c. e. Lindsey. secretary
both OF Roanoke.
Williamsburg Heights Land and I'm
Capital stock. $1,000. Purposes: real
estate business. Reeve c. Steiner.
president; Walter, FL Cohn. secretary
tai stock, $4,000. PURPOSES: buying
and selling potatoes and other farm
East 6range w. william fhGa w. Goon
Bonasa co,set'en AEsn SGS inc
poses: collection business. Preston A.
Ross president; f. III. Bear. secretary
both Of Staunton.
Virginia Reclamation Corporation.
Norfolk. Capital stock. $4,000. Pur-
poses: buy, sell and deal in food. etc.
William NJ. l!nnnan. Jr., president
Norfolk: NJ. Davidson, secretary, Nor
folk.
Newport News Crystal Ice Corpora
ton. Newport News. Capital stock.
$4,000. PURPOSES: ice business T.. w.
Powell. president: 7. Z. Gordy secrc-
tary--both Of Newport News.
Southern Surety Comnany, Inc. Nor
folk. Capital stock, 100000. Purposes:
Health and liability insurance business,
etc. j. Iredell Jenkins. president: Rob-
"rt c. HoGue. secretary-both of Nor
folk.
beneficial Loan Association. Inc,
Richmond. Claude S. Thompson. presi-
dent: L. e. Pope. secretary-both of
Richmond. Capital: $4,000. Object:
Amendments: wailops Island oys-
ter Company. Inc. Chincoteague Island.
Nn.. increasing its capital stock from
$1,000 to $4,000 and charging it's pur-
poses.
Sabine Collieries Corporation. Rich
mcrd. Va. increasing its CAPITAL stock
from 100000 TO $500 600 and reducing
par value OF its charter from 800 to
So per share.
supplemental Certificate Incorpora-
tion. Numbering Oil and Gas Corpor-
otion. Salem. Va. increa sing MAXIMUM,
So. 600 to 100000: minimum. SIS 400 to
$4,000. and creating $4,000 preferred
stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
REA HESITATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Total OF Fifty -Four Transfers
Recorded. Aggrcgating During
Week $2G3, 5SJ.IO.
BUILDING IS MORE ACTIVE
Largest Permit for Week Is for
Structural Repairs to Merchants
National Bank Building, Eleventh
and Main Streets, to Cost $4,000.
Real Estate Summary

Quantity rather than quality featured
The sales during the past week in The
local real estate market. Il total of
hi'yriour transfer" being recorded for
total of S263.5351o.
Among the more important trnpu,o.
tions might be mentioned the sale ty
j. l.. Davis ard w. < Bell 10 Henry (
Nal!errtcin OF the piece OF Dropertv
on Park Avenue. with a frontage Of
sixty-three feet and OF irregular denth.
known as 1912. I2f2-A. l2li. lo1; "A.
i.it. ls'5-A Park Avenue. fer the SUN
o! $4,000
The former. in turn. acquired from
III. S. Wallerstein two pieces Of reai
estate on the South Side. consisting of
the property known as 1902 HUI Street
measuring "a feet inches by 1917 feet.
ana the land IS by $50 feet. on tho
south side Of Hull Street. 30 feet cas-,
of Twelfth Street. for s2750o.
Julien Gum also purchased from IL
- Walerstein the property. 40 feet by
81 feet inches, on the west line RI
Addison Street. eighty feet norm ~
Chahiin street, and the real estate. 70
by l2o feet. on the north side OF Broad
street, lGo feet cast Of West Street.
the respective prices being $4,000 and
10000.
L. T. Allan sold to Ella II. Russell
INC improved real estate. fronting %
feet Inches on the south line Of
monument Avenue, and designated by
the street number 1905, ror sio.1no
operations in the building field wern
mhre active than in the past week \
total Of thirtythrec permits being is
SUED 'or an estimated total OF s56.GO5.
INC largest individual operation was
Tor repair work at the Merchants Ma
,iohai 6ank Building. TO cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
HUSTINGs Trust DEEDS.

Trustees of the Building Loan and
T-nst CompaMy to ]. Frank ALBRIGHT.
str1et. June s. I9is, $1,000.
". 7. Lane OF lux. to c. c. satterheld.
trustee, tract land containing acres.
.a.Ccon'l1g on what is known as the
&c r'r E nroa Roadn sbout II miles norm
District. Juno p. 1918; $500
John z. Woodcock TO c. F. Lowman.
trustee, lot ?, square l. plan Of Bur
fo9rs addition: June c; 1918; $50.
tesnth street. March c, is1s sa st5 ieSs"-
MaE 81 ;I, F.. Robins ct vir Edward S.
line Eighteenth Street at its intersee sec.
ton with the southern lire OF Decatur
street t., 5i, s, -: lsis; sl,o9s.
Eainbridge Street. June S. 1915; 500.
{. H. kahl ct uS. to Augustine Royal
trustee: lots and 2. square a. second
NV fodHH. oo5 CT .S32rioots addition. June TO-.
J; r noub ct ux. to Robert F. Henley
ana M, L. Conrad. trustees, GOxl4o feet.
Of subd 1s Of an" Ms S 'l?a snsie nsn
Land Company. June is, 1915: $1,000.
sarah Smith TO 4. ]: Chewing. Jr..
FuStee. le3 acres land on ouioccasln
road. short distance west Of Vest
hampton. May 90. 1915: $1,000.
~. r. Mitchell TO w. w. Beverley and
w. II. Redd. trustees. 10 S-4 acres land
in Tuckahoc MaEisterlal District, front
ing on Broad Street Road. about six
m les west of Richmond. June Is, 1918:
Harry T. Moore and Frank S.
Richeson to Z. Arthur Bayl!ss trustee,
2l2 acres land on White Oak Swamp at
E!l:o station on the C.. e. o. Railway
bounded on the east by Eiko Road and
on the south by White Oak Swamp.
June 6. 1918: s+.2io
william y. Willis ct ux to r. a.
Lancaster. Jr.. and S. S. T. Patteson.
trustees. l5ox2o0 feet. west side OF
College Terrace, June II, 1918: $1,000.
Paul y. Neude ct ux to John c.
Easley. trustee, % acres land on south
side Williamsburg Road. Juno I, 1918;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

J: +. Bass ct ux. to ]. ]. I.eake and
2 -, i T i5snss fTaS,sss fss;
Avenue. June ~ 1915; $3.50.
-. =. Jackson ct ux 10 T. Sitterding
Ct ais, trustees. lot .. block 8. ProvL
de1ce Eark June 90; 1915; s9s7;5O. .
land Park. June II. 1915; $3.50 . "
L. y; Bayliss 10 Cosby & Richard,
clay Street. May - leiS: s2i2.
Martha {. Thompkins Ell vir TO y. ].
Chewing, Jr.. trustee, G2xlo0 feet
known as 20 West High Street. june
Lucy /. HENDERSON ct vir to a. j.
Chewing, Lr.. trustee, 132x1G5 feet
south side bowling Green Road. June
u. II. Pair to z. y. Schmidt & Co,
ton Avenue. 80 feet north OF Crawford
street. June 12, 1918: S2.3I5 SO
q. c. Unger TO J. T. Carneal. trustee.
triangular plot, known as 500 north
Twcnty-ihird street, being part OF
square Us. Adams plan. May 60. 1918;
Mamie f. Dilcount al. to j. r. Car
neal. trustee. 2lXl20 feet. known asIll1
West Main street. June - 1918: $3.50.
NJ. l.. Trayior ct uX. to J. Il. Walsh,
iraSt o,s lot -. block L. Falkland. June
A.1oeborah Patterson to Alice F.. Pat
tersoh. trustee, 10 ll-IaxlO5 feet.
known as Ills West High Street. Mag
n; n. "ihitloek ct ais to H. \. Nc
Curdy. trustee, 2IX97 feet south side
Leigh Street, 1Gi - feet east of C;iimer
street. June ., 1915: $1,000.
- Phennie II. Reynolds ct vir TO G. T.
Trant. trustee. 20 feet l-2 inches:
125 feet south side Paramount Avenue
40 feet east Of Nineteenth street: also
IS l-2X90 feet. known AS 1916 Short
Baker street. June Is. 1918, s3.2GG.
H. Il. Sanford 10 F.. l.. Crutchfeld
trustee. 3SXl32 feet east line Twenty
ninth Street, so feet south of Street
June II. 1918; 1886.
r: b. Hardy to L. !. Blake. trustee
Il feet 1-2 inches by ?j feet ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

20 feet II l-2 inches by 10 fee. feet
east line Thirty-sixth Street 11o SO
feet ESu'h OF Marshall Street June
H. a. McCurdy. trustee, to r. A.
Mayo. 25Hs5 foot cast line Thirty nrst
SStrest.. 81 rcet north OF N Street. June
IL r. Pollard. Ir.. trustee. to Virginia
Realty and Construction Company. Inc,
as 2Olo-so10 i-2 g Street. june II,
1918: SLIGO.
II: s; Taylor. trustee, to Atlantic
street. 81 feet south Of Moore Street.
June "a. 1918: t2,6l2.5o.
WOOD Il a2p6 Rect JT knows russs 30, t " North +
Twenty-seventh street. June IS. 1915;
J. p. Learry. trustee, to w. L. Wills.
land Park. May 90, 1915: $4,000.
c; X: willis and II. H. Davis. trustees
;ween four alleys in block bounded by
Floyd Grove and Belmont Avenues and
Sheppard Street June 10: 1918; $500.
Ware e, vr g feei Known Sa
as l01 North Belmont Avenue. June
70 1918: $3.50
gie E. perkinson ct al. soxioi is Feet feet.
june 5. 1915; 5000. - afN avenue
pd " W. Jones ssxot trustee to Mamie I.
s25O
Joseph .Kersey. trustee. to ]. A.
Davis. 20 l-l2Ni35 feet, known as 1904
lloyd Avenue. June Is. 1918: $1,000.
Hutzler and Levy. trustees. to Frank
Morano ct uX.. 23x102 feet. known as
Up East Marshall Street June 10.
ISIS: $3.50.
Elan & Funston. trustees. to J. T.
Wright. I5H2S5 feet, east line' North
Avenue. Z! feet north Of Essex street
June 20. 1918, S177o
l.. w. Ryland. trustee, to w. C.
Crcnshaw. 5oxl30 feet. west line Car
land Avenue, $50 feet south Of Mere
ds'h Street (extended). June IL. 1alS.
c. Il. Keppler. trustee. TO Q. B. Nan
mann ct n.y.. % 12x1o5 teet. known as
i.is East Franklin steet. June II.
+. sitterding ct ais trustees. to
julia NJ Cavedo ct al, lot 20 and part
lot ~ block 10. Brookland Park. June
l3. 1918, sl.S25.
Joseph Huppert ct ais. trustees. to
r. D. Garcin. soxle5 feet. known as
Iao5-7 North Twenty fourth Street.
June !. 1918. sSS7.04.
w. II. Dunn, trustee. to North Side
Mutual B. & l.. Corporation, Al 1-sXI40
rect east line Fourth Avenue. Alt
iees north OF Trigg Street. May 81,