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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
Little interoiews

recovered my Ford car twice for me-
The first time, a man at BalmOrhea,
Tex, sent me the information as to
the whereabouts Of the car. after he
had read my advertisement in The
Herald, and this time a woman tele-
phOned me that it was in the sand out
beyond the Tularosa street pavement,
where the thief had stalled with it
She said she had read my advertise
ment IN The Herald I think that is
getting results when two advertise
ments in the same paper viii recover
a car twice"
THE last issue Of Activities. issued
by the San Francisco chamber of
commerce." said Burt Orndorff, Of the
Sheldon, ''recites the great reception
accorded by that organization to the
French Symphony orchestra which in
cluded a luncheon at the club rooms
and a ride over the city TO the parks,
beaches and points OF interest The
party was met at the railroad station
by a large number OF decorated auto
mobiles. This merely illustrates the
backwardness Of FL Paso in not taking
more interest in showing the city to
those who would go away and adver-
tise its beauty and attractiveness-
When this orchestra was in this city
short time ago, sufficient automo-
bilss could not be secured from the
residents to take the membe for a
half hour ride, and it was necessary
to hire some TO accommodate all. In
the east, wonderful receptions were
accorded this orchestra. and the dis
interestedness OF the business men Of
this city is in striking contrast"
I am willing to make a complaint
against the men who are robbing
Mexican laborers passing through
here said Mexican vice consul San
doyal, in connection with the reports
Of = systematic scheme for defraud-
ing transient Mexican worImen.
We are receiving three or four
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
AGUINALDO SENDS soN

To L. ;. TO STUDY LAW
san Francisco. Calf. Dec. 13.-Ai-
though Emilio Aguinaldo fought bit
terry against the United States as
leader OF the Philippine insurrection
until beaten and trapped BY the Amer
lean forces under Gen Frederick
Funston, that bitterness has disap-
peared. as evidenced by the recent ar
rival OF his son Emilio. r., IN this
country TO study for the bar Emilio.
IT., who Is but Is. brought with him
renewed assurances OF the friendl-
ness OF his father for America
Young Agulnaldo IS pursuing his
studies in Boston Upon graduation he
expects 10 return 10 the Philippines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
Uncle Walls Denatured Poem.
End OF Hating

MY full joy soul on earth Before the
4sl ar1ice signed hate of the TeuOn filled mind;
to feel before and after meal! And when jOurny late
when I'd forgive the
Turks: don't forgive them pet
lilies and Hun
willing that the Turf and Hun
have forgvenesswhen it's
they trust regan Nov don't
that hatred The sign goes and
mine; and hated him hating
couldn't add ounce W, to that huge load he's bearing
Copyright By eeorss Matthew MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
GOV. HOBBY URGES TEXANS
TO ENROL In RED CROSS

Austin. Tex, Dec IA proclama-
tion issued by Gov. Hobby invites the
citizens Of Texas to enrol as mebers
OF the Red Cross during enrolment
week which begins December IS. He
also calls upon the teachers OF the
state to urge enrolment OF children
and states that the goal Is reached
only when every person In Texas is
enrolled and Texas leads all other
humanity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

complaints a day from men who have
been victimized out OF from SO to $50
or $40 each One Of the schemes is
to pretend that these men have CON-
mitted some crime, and hush money
is demanded under threats of turning
the victims over to the police"
=
FL Paso IS a wonderful place" said
". T. VanArsdel. and I am leaving
here with the greatest reluctance. for
I am thoroughly infatuated with the
town and country after my four
months stay. OF course. there is not
much green grass here, but the sun
shine and fresh air more than COM
pensate for any lack in that direc-
ton"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

billet Pronounced bill et). The orig
inal significance OF the word Is q
ticket given TO the soldier by the bill
let master or other officer requesting
the person to whom It is addressed 10
provide board and lodging. Hence the
term is now generally used TO desig-
nate any place where soldiers are
quartered when not in action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
Breaking Copper Record

FIER fearing failure for months the Arizona
copper industry has equalled last years production
record and has done better than that it has beaten
me previous best by 100000 pounds The output last
year was about 7oooooooo pounds This years close will
see the production total seoO0ooo pounds in the opinion
OF Joseph T. Curry, secretary of the Arizona chapter of
the American Mining congress-
Aoout 100000 pounds might be included in the
states total This shipped of the state to selte
Inns iine record has been made in spite of an made
guate supply OF efficient miners The war took many of
tnem away until copper mining held to be an essen
tai industry and deferred classification was Granted N
miners The situation relieved, also when the fed
ia employment bureau barred copper miners from trans
70 oner industries such munition making and shin
building was because of the labor shortage that The
inning companies for time feared they would fan below
last years production record
One thing that helped greatly the lack of strikes
Inc agreement of the companies with the department f
labor as to wages stabilized that phase of the aboT
pa9n and with one slight interruption Jerome work
mas been steady IN al districts throughout the wear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

aHe's n Iawyer, Chris, and he
talks for n living too
"Daddy. do they get PAID FOR
TALKINGsS
@Yes, son. they get paid for
talking
: Then. Daddy snId little Chris,
@Why don't you quit work-yOu
ought TO make n IOta money"
4 common expression DOM around
Beaumont these days is that hes as
rich as bOOtlegger.'
Three negro boys OF, the Fletcher
farm near Beaumont recently cap
tured three wild turkeys alive. They
have the turkeys in a coop IN the
yard Of their log cabin on the Fetch
er property as proof It is said to be
feat hitherto unknown.
Explaining il. one Of the negro
boys said;
ives cutting wood out in the brush
and the turkeys they runs out We
runs after them and they gets into
closes in on 'em and catches 'em.
That's ALL
Il am in favor of erecting de-
cent, hOsDitable quarters on all
the prison farms Of the Erafe.-
VersatiOn with bnnch OF Texas
editors the other day Mt Beau
mont. Il think we should erect
safe. sanitary housing for our
prisoners and in the end we will
get II back in better results. I nm
going TO urge this upon the legIs-
lnture. IL looks rs IL the sale OF
the RuSk iron foundry might not ,
40 through md II 1t fails. I am
going TO see II the state can't Op-
make some money for the state
out Of IT. The plant was made to
pay once and IL could he made TO
pay again il operated right
x
A contributor wishes to know n IL
wouldn't be a good idea II the city
council would pass a law 10 stop peo-
pie from picking out the fruit in the
stores and squeezing with their fling
ers-
Another bad thing they do. says the
correspondent. Is TO put the fruit up
20 their noses and smell It
IF the storekeeper should draw
their attention to what they are do
ing, they would be insulted. and never
would return TO his place Of business.
II there should be such 4 law passed
and notices posted from the city II
viii do away with such carelessness
and disregard to sanitary require
ments-
Apprentice Electrician: How do
you get a ground on board ship"
Old Timer, They drop the anchor
in the mud and ground through the
anchor chain"
=
When the order came out from
Washington that officers and men
who remained In this country dur
ing the war with Germany, would
he permitted to wear silver serr-
Ice chevrOns similar to the gold
service chevrons worn by the ex-
peditiOnary forces. m officer
said; @It's tough enough to have
had to stay here. without having
10 be branded the rest Of our
lives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

There's discussion whether all the who gave
their lives in defence of their country have gone
It to be hoped they have but if few haven't doubt
less they will think any place heaven compared Ypre
Verdun and the Argonne forest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

1t appears that all the higher ups in German affairs
and the common people also, trying to make Gen LII
oendorf the scapegoat of the But If GERMANY had
won he would have been the great national hero alone
with Hindenburg -s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

With 500 newspaPermen from America on the Job the
peace conference ought to receive enough publicity if it
isn't CreeIed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

The office Of the secretary of the treasury will now be-
Glass house which it is better not to heave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

Tho national debt Of the United States
figures VI at $3.50; Great Britain's $500;
EEa1es's ssls. ard Itsiy's fz75 per capita.
-From rsslie,a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

Gen Leonard Wood says must not forget the lesson
OF unreparedness It's fine doctrine but so far as the
general IS concerned he prepared and nothing hap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

The government is releasing stocks of wool to the trade
and there's incentive to buy good clothes and
them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

little more even distribution of the rain and snow.
year BY year with fewer drouths and deiuges would help
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

Showing the intensity with which attention has been
concentrated Europe people asking: as
Carranza still president of Mezico?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

One way to punish the Germans is to send them food
and make them pay as much for it we have to pay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

This is Bryan's great opportunity to slip in and tax
look at the presidential chair with nobody sitting in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

The war stopped in time to make it Christmas as usual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

They call him nO-oOunt HOAenEOIern now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

asHe's n Iawyer, Chris, and he
talks for n living too
@Daddy. do they get PAID FOR
TALKINGs-
@Yes, son, they get paid for
talking.D
Then, Daddy said little Chris,
@Why don't you quit wOrk-yOu
ought TO make n lOta money!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

4 common expression doDn around
Beaumont these days is that hes as
rich as bOOhegger."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

Apprentice Electrician: How do
you get a ground on board ship"
Old Timer: They drop the anchor
in the mud and ground through the
anchor chain"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13

THE Chadwick forgeries viii total
1 s1s.o0O.o0o. It is said. although the
total Of the colossal transaction con
tinues TO grow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

; rCDEBAK ER-One t-cyIinder Stud cha kci
touring; good mechanical condition. At 3
sacrifice price or $50.
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trustee trustee: 30 l-3Xl2S % feet ives, lire
rnth street. "a feet south OF Marshall
street. February @6. 1918: ss.65732.
w j. Gilman ct ux. 10 {. l.. Denoon.
htLustce. block II. and southern half
plock -, Sydnor's Point Addition, Eeh-
ruarN &c 1915; s4.25o
Edward Brown ct ux. to 10 Lane
stern and William s Rose, trustees,
, ~ I ana - block E. plan OF T. Craw
.oro kedd BROTHER: fronting ~ feet
ruary ~ 1918: s625.
Robert Johnson ct ux. TO {. w.
,funp trustee. Is I-12x1l5 feet. known
as 'o4 Virginia Street. February 30
Alonxo Carter TO c. w. Crump. ,rus.
zee. IL 1-12Ni15 feet known as .os
Yrs mia street. February 90. iolS;
Andrew Eraxton c, ux to G. W
,rnmp trustee. III 23xll5 feet. known
rs EOS Virginia street. February y"
lalS; Sii3. "''S
Henry :. Wallcrstcin ct uy. 10 y r
kichcSon. trustee. 20 feet a inch and
OF unspeciiicd depth known Hs iii
EAST Main street February IS. 1918:
W. l.. Hin TO e w. Crump. trustee
J." I'M II feet. known as 7l1 Vjrcini,
street. February Is. 1915: s45o.
{. ;. Elicit et ny. TO Stuart Row.
trustee. IS 3X5j feet. known as Isot
l2"', EOS l21o, and 12l. Page street, :;
ais" "'N6" feet. known as loia-, North
S:Lcntcenth street. February -. IolS.
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The Curb Nfurkef

new YORK. February 2s-Busin.ss on
tH' 'urb today hut
prices maintained firm tone throuShotI,
inc greater rart OF tho session.
Motors continued to attract tho attention
OF tho speculative" clement. Chcvrolct Mo.
tors advanced points from :nc initial price
OF INC iay. but this MAS lost Unit I'd
Motors. after scoring fractional advance
i"st all OF II toward tho close
independent oil stocks worc more active
man thHN have been. and this l. cspccia llv
,In" OF III" w-pric"d shares Higher.
prlrcd issues were fairly active and :irtncr
Ie," A-tna EHnlosivcs. s7,Ts4. 500 ,'hov.
r"'"tt Motor niis: 500 Maxim Munitions
an Ills; go United Motors .5i, n .s5,
NJ l.. ,HosdGn on ;,,ns; 80, Federal Oh
okla hoimh. common. IN ~: 400 Victoria nrN
stock -. MS: 300 Atlanta. liais: so,
tiE Lodge. y. q 5-iS. 800 jerome Verde
ii-lHn@.; Loo Jumbo EN;.. i6Ml7: 10,
MOTHER Lode. "a a -: 90 Rex Cons. IL, n !
~ North American Pulp aud IA per ~, n,
~: goo United States Steamship % iFi -
~" MidwcSt on. i9I1 los: @.5o ok!.homs
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCEnY TRANSFERS.

:. Il. 'rimberiake ct ux. to Rober,
Johnson 10 '-l@Nil3 feet. known as 7O4
ttN. 81; $40.
y T. Timberlake. ct ny to .Nionzo
carter IL l-l:Nll5 feet, known as zoo
N'rginia street. February -, ISIS;
y. i :! mhcrlakc ct ux. to Andrew
EraNton. 'c2-Sxll5 feet. known AS
!os Nirs..ria Street. February -. ial$:
:iy, i go.
\. Is. Timherlakc ct ux. to w l..
I'M l62-%Nll3 feet. known as 40 Viz
S,nia street. February IL. lalS: tax.
Howard j.. Stone. ct ux. TO W. l.. Hof-
hcr ct uN 80 J.: feet and Of irregular
shape, known rs 29ll Nine Mile Road
february -. lalS: sl.4JO.
highland Park Realty Corporation to
George w. Morris lot - and eastern
portion OF lot IL. block l.. Battery Court
addition, February -. lGlS; tax. ST.
David May to w J. Gilman &el-$x
- =" feet west line Fifth street. :,
rect south Of Marshall street Echru-
.'.% -. -"i>: tax, $40: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

NEW. YORK. fehruary : MerGGan't!IG? -Ga:
commercial SIXTY day bills ON banks. ss2;
commercial s!Aty day bills. si.'lir; demand.
sL15L cables. 81 .,6 ID: bar silver. SIS:
Mexican d"liaTs Is Govcrn'n,rcnt bonds
strong; siAty days. ninety dsSs and six
months. hld call money, strong: ruling
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AUTOMOBILES.

HtPMoBiLE--lclI roadster equipped with
wiz" wheels Recently oycrhaulcd in
n"riHct condition. Phone wyman. RAN
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LOST AND FOUND.

IAMEo PlN-iost. Wednesday on Main
Stfre', between Addison and Elm Streets.
reward. 232l Wcst Main street
coAI-I-ost one blue dotted coat some :
Mhcfe IN West End Jackson Ward
mcMhrd, Return Henry Chinault. 1870
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the stat,
corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
The Miller Fertilizer Company. o,
Baltimore City. Maryland Corpora
S22Q,0o0 TO $4,000
Amendment to Rolston River Lum
Der Company. a West Virginia corpora
ton. increasing its capital stock from
100000 to 100000
Amendment to the Grand Union Tea
company. corporation, reducing it's
capital stock from 100000 to $1,000
Amendment to Gcrmania Fire lnsu--
ancc Company, New York corpora
non. changing its name to Nationa
Liberty insurance Company OF Amcri-
ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

SEVERAL. good used ears cheap ncwl
painted. kach!c- Motor Co. Broad an
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WHOLE alc NuOIaiinn.

. s. Food Administrstion idcens, So G 1854.
tBy q u 'Vrric & CO.
g., h mind i-rtry.... ..t.
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FEW MAT ER|AL CHANGES
/ in WALL STREET STOCKS
ings Will Drop Heavily RESPONSE
BILE for Irrcgularity of Trailing.
coPPERs ARE DOING WELL
Absence Of Speculative Public Has
Big Influence on Markct-I'cw Is
sues Display Strength - German
Delay Puzzles.


NEW YORK. February 2N.-Stochs
closed lower again to-day. after day
of great irrcgulHrltN in which only
few issues We're consistently strong.
These strong stocks were Car Fouu
dry, rittshurg Coal and Corn Products.
81. Paul WAS one Of the few issues
10 show net advance FOR the day. hut
il would Ice wrong TO describe it's ad-
vance as evidence OF strength. Ca
l!adtin l'acifiC also rose. kethiGhcm
tric and Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
were lower. Few Other stocks record
Cd material changes at tho close OF tho
In the absence. OF any known reasons
FOR the markets. irrcEulari'y Wall
Street made Charles NJ Schwab the
scapcSoa. This shows how desperate
Tho traders are TO ind an excuse for
What they do. Mr.. Schwah's orcnse
CONSISTED in stating that bethlehem
las, year, and TINS Year VIII make only
between and IL per cent. From
this tn, Street argues that Eethlchcm
Steel Will sec a big reduction in earn
ines. That does not follow for the
volume OF l}cthichcns business Viii
break all records. This conclusion is
reached 10y a process Of elimination.
The Russian situation is fully as bad
as anybody has imagined II 10 lie. II
Japan takes aggressive action 10y way
joioiue. both from u military and tinan-
cial standpoint in America one thing
that is puzHliilr military authorities in
'nc Sipth utSItN'i IL inc u'IsiN % yer
many in making the big drive so long
advertised. y good many of them
think no drive is intended on the west
front, but that the great army there
is nothing moro than Il protection, while
easier work is being done in the east
and in the south. Those who believe
in AN advancing stock market immc-
diatcly arc dcpcndioG largely ON the
known intrinsic Na!r Of stocks. as
compared to their pr;c,5.
Great expectations are also based on
the railroad bill and finance bill. The
street WAS expecting to-day 10 see
both Of these materially advanced be
fore night. the Trance bill through the
senate, and the railway bill through
the House. Action of the st. Paul di-
rectorS III postponing dividends was
both these bills passed before an
nouncinc "a policy.
. Copper stocks. although duh. arc act
ing well. in view Of the labor dispute
in which they are Involved. Smcltcrs
arc asking AN increase of price at ono
end OF the business and miners AT the
. ether.
The big fact in tho markc, from a
Technical point of view is the absence
of a speculative public. Brokers hold
practically no more stocks than they
held in December when stocks were
10 TO 20 points lower There Is a short
interest in several of the leaders.
NEW. Yonk., l,serusrX 3 MerSSan,!ISs -EFa:
commercial siNty-day hill on banks. s''g;
ssL.bh: cahlcs S',S'-i"; bar silver, SIS;
heavy: railroad bonds. heavy. 'rmc loan,
ss.ronE; Si>iy daySi ninety dsS and .ix
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IN HI:niOItlhAI.

'i ii, NJ -ii"n",iiui IN its example, aIiite to
~ ~ anu young is the life OF MRS. LIIIIE
,,i.'HiS WI" entered into rest ON Thurs
uIIf' ,r.bruhrE y. at l::O5 a NJ. and long
VI! h"i gentle influence abide among the
!,mmmy who loved her as the wife or Il:
ihoiiitIas orghin. fsu.. she presided with
n"u u,@r fraSe In "a home noted for It's
rhrrr. Those who crossed liz nor. t..
iort,nwith realized III" charm of their
n"SiivsS ana saw In Mrs. OrEain tho ON !.
s n"n', ,,I Of all the virtues which make
i"i "'IhltE ana force in mntronngr She
Wa !" wife who offered love and moral
n nn it .ruuhi measure. "a mother whose
nnIh' WIS IN" synonym FOR tenderness ui,I
hh.cti"ii. friend who's" loyalty and SYM
pmsuns w'Ic yer "a stimulus to those yyho
ILL, ~, ~ ruli of generous. chari,abin
V, iahlant woman so full, Indeed. thai
h"t every act bore tho stamp or unsclnsn
ness Ana added to her chnorfulnnss L.
efficiency. her unscIrshuess and her so.ii
Erncc. Was broad Christian spirIt "r
h tamI.. wh ,nI ci"s.d her eyes 10 tho
gentle and tolerant In speech Jruiv III, Il
good wife. this tender mother tbis Iox.,i
lrItnu. has wrought lovingly and we'll nn,i
i 10y, ,""h WI. IN" incense Of her memory
A FRIEND
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cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

= Wallcrst"in. trustee. TO Hvman
,:!2nk ct uN. :SNl1S feet. known as I3iS
81 l.ciGE street. February IS. l?IS:
:, w, l.. Snl'ivan, trustee. to Annie +.
lar" e, Vi" - feet and Of irregula r
:Plh. known ~ "i3o East Broad stree,
February - l:!S: $3.50
=. ~. Smith. trustee. to Joscph Si,un
son 6t-lo0 acres fronting l2i "a feet
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BOND LIST

Am. Writing Paper - Observation-Disclosures. So.
Atlantic Coast l.us As ............. SIS
\ e. II. end ~ col Is ,htd! i
chesapeake and ohio CN. ti.S..........-. .o'-
Chess pcakc and Ohio ov. Js..........,... ~.
l.tEgott and Myers - .....,.......... ...... sS-
l.orilard FOB. 60. - thdl ................ ~
Mercantile Marine is ....-. -.......... o.
Scaboard Air Line adj .................. 5"i:
Scaboard Air Line ref is................ a.'.
Southern Railway T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40,
southern Railway - ..-......,.. ........... 81.
Y. $. Registered ., 1880 !bil'. a5"..
L. =. Registered IS. 1878 iblCh.........-. os..
I. s Registered A.. 1879 did .,......... iaiS
l. =. Liberty a'.S .........-.. g; 81
l.. :. Liberty 'st 4 SOS
y. : Liberty mi g .......... ...... - -
limited states Steel - ....-..... .......-.. 99s
Ma i!rown Bros. cts CIV. N..b ta,h"dD ,
: Va Car Chemical it IS tb!dl ......... ~
b Na.-tar Chemical Is ............ .isI,
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on south side Grove Road February %.

on south side Grove Road. February 81.
IL: X; Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to Henry
s Wallcrstcin fronting AZ feet on
west line of Sixth Street and of irrcgu-
lar depth. designated us lot &. on plat
OF I. Crawford Itedd & Brother. dated
$50
u; NJ. Jacobs. trustee. to Charles T..
Sprlnklc II feet - inch and of irrcgu-
lar depth south line Marshall Street
~ :" fee, west OF Nineteenth street.
sch: uaIy \, 1918: Sl.32J.
LcrCy T.. Brown. trustee. to Lewis
Elac!icr at NY. 30Xl0U feet. known as
co Church street February -. 1918:
$i2i