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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Her: LITTLE GIRL
SICkLY LOOKING
poc1ons SAID Vas Lyv11 x1ou-
Rla. SUFFERED TWO YEARS.
TEEN N11aNAoH TOLD
KER WHAT TO DO.

we had our little girl to several
doctors and for two years We were
grieved at tho way ahe looked. She
was so weak, puny and thin and
her complexion &as 50 yellow and
sickly looking. Nothing they could
DO seemed to help her and she DRIFT
I'd OIL. Her appetite was gone ana
she would stay out Of school and
Just lay around the house and drag
around from room to room like an
Did person. Her liver they said was
had and she just kept getting worse
until a neiehbor lady told me about
Hypo-Cod. got a bottle and my
daughter hasn't been bothered atpee.
She has = better appetite than she
ever had Ia her life and seems to be
hungry all the time. She Is the picture
Of health and PUSHES home from
school Just wild to get into the PAN
Try and ind something to eat. She
likes Hypo-Cod too. It is so nice and
oasy for children TO take. We recon-
mend Hypo-Cod 10 all our friends for
Wo certainly know what 1t will do
for little girls who are weak. and
sick and need q good ionic declares
Mrs. Mathew Krcw. bridgeport, Ohio.
When a child is in a weak. nervous,
rundown condition there Is always
the ever present danger Of weak
lungs. pulmonary trouble, germs and
wIntry his. Such children all catch
cold easy. Get sick easy and arc
not only stuated in growth but ham,
percd In studios. They cannot grow.
We must build them up. Just a tiny
dose before meals and on going to
bed for few days accomPiishea
wonders for weak. coughing, nervous,
adgcty children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
FEARED OPERATION
WAS ONLY. hope
WEAK, FRArL, PUNY LOOKING
pAUGHTEE WAS SICK SEW
ERAL YEARS.
TOOK HYpo-coD, QAHED
WEIGHT, REELS PINE

MY daughter was in genera rum
down condition had no appetite no
ambition ard had not hccn well OF
strong in several years. We had sew.
eral docIors but mono Of them hc'peo
her In tho least. Finally they wanted
to.takc her TO the hospital tn UNDERGO
IN operation. but VIC hated that so we
decided to try once more or III" rec
,mmcndation OF friends and bought
bottle Of Hyro-cod. Tho results were
splendid She began picking UP. we
were elatcd. We got some moro anu
since sho has taken three bottles the
.hanee has been wonderful. She feels
and looks better in every way She
raincd weight rapidly and changed
from a delicate, weak, puny LOOKING
child into a robust little woman she
has an awful appetite and wants 10
sut all the time. Send anybody VINO
wants TO know q good medicine Tor
children to me. recommend Hyp',-
Cod 10 the sky declared Mr.. Ed.
Haynes. 46 :3rd street. wheeling, ".
va. Read what still othorn nay IN
wheeling. Then get bottle tonihnt.
II is the very best thing on earn I"t
children and gro~n-ups too for thot
matter. Read the stores above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
ATTORNE YS FOR
BRACE:Y PASS UP
REV. COVERT
WAVE PRIVILEGE OF CRoSS-EX-
AWNING STATES STAR WIT
NESS IN TRIAL ON SINCE
WEDNESDAY.
ANNOUNCEMENT CAME AS SUE
PRISE TO PROSECUTION, Gov
ERT AND HUNDREDS OF
SPECTATORS
FAMOUS CASE WILL NOT BE CON-
CLUDED UNTIL NEXT WEEK
DESPITE LONG NIGHT
SESSIONS,

Although the trial of the case Of the
state vs.. Smit H. Bracey which has
been going on in The criminal court
since "Wednesday morning. WAS short
cncd several hours by counsel for inc
defense declining to croSs-cXamlne the
states star Witness Rev. w. Il covert
there is little possibility Of the case
poinG TO the jury before the first OF
next week. Night sessions Of court
arc being held in order to speed the
trial along.
Tho announcemnt by counsel for the
defense that they had nothing 10 ASK
the witness Covert, after the state nao
finished with him at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. came both 81 q surprise and
disappointment to the more than
hundred spectators who had been hang
jnr abolit the court room since morning
for some intellectual foreworAs when
Cover, and Attorney Handlan matched
wits. And, apparently the most ois-
appointed man in the court room was
Rev. Covert himself. The announce
mcnt that he had nothing to ask the
witness was made by Attorney J. Is.
Handlan after Il conference Of some ten
or fifteen minutes with his associate
counsel Attorneys Frank \. OBrleh'
! D. 3. Evans and Dolph. the latter
Baltimore attorney When Rev. covert
left the witness stand he carried wiz
him a suitcase and hand satchei
bullying with letters, records and other
documents which he carefully ARRANGED
on the table in front Of him for ready
reference in giving his testimony.
Aside from the examination or Rev.
Covert practically MI OF yesterday was
taken up In the Identifying and reading
of court records, and dispositions. me
state rested shortly before court au-
iourned for the afternoon session.
Among the witnesses the state VIII!
offer in rebuttal is Reginald Petere. OF
Baltimore who is graduate OF Oxl"rd
college and one Of the most noteo
mining engineers OF the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
AFTER PNEU N 0NlA
CHILD WAS WEAK
" Had 10 APPETITE SATS
MOTHER WHO LIVES N1H1
IN WEHEL1Ha.
-.a -arr o-a ATYHY,T 36R V1

my little girl. Margaret, had pneu-
monia and it left her in a very weak
ered rundown condition. Her APP
petite had gone and she was terribly
rundown, fortunately for us neigh
Dor lady (Mrs. King) recommended
Hypo-Cod TO nc. saying her HUSBAND
had taken II with wonderful results
and as a tonic for child I don't
think that It can be beat She began
picking up right away and became
much stronger. She seerns to feel
hungry ali the time now and has
wonderful appetite. It improved ana
strengthened her In eycrywhy." de-
clared still another Wheeling lady
Mrs. Margaret Lowther. 10th street
who endorses Hypo-Cod above al
other tonics for weak, sickly children
NIL rundown or who after illness arc
TO weak to recover rapidly.
In Washington, D. c.. down South
In Alabama. Norfolk. Richmond ana
out west and north OF here, still other
narcnts by the thousand praise Hypo-
Cod. Hundreds Of children In Akron
were given Hypo-cod this fall.
Whole families take 1t. 1t strength
ems the disease resisting vitality or
children. Wards off wtntry Ills.
colds. coughs. weak lungs. chest sore
ness, bronchial. catarrhal and pull
monary troubles. Stimulates the ap-
neti.a and digestion and enriches the
blood. AK your doctor II Syrup OF
Hypophosphites. Cod Liver OIL. Malt,
Iron, Wine and Wild Cherry Bark
isn't fine for growing children. That
Is what Hypo-Cod contains. 1t Is
the finest preparation Of It's Kind in
the world. Get q bottle at. c. H.
Griest & Co.'S store tonight. Read
what still other parents aay here In
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
GOLD GONE! HEAD
I||Dl NOSE CLEAR
1<1t no&a Of "Pape's Cola Compound
8alieves an Grippe Misery.

sx1t Do&a Of "Pape's Cold Compound
Galieves Al Grippe Misery.
EDonst stay stuffed up!
SCutf blowing and snufrllng. 4 dose of
pSpe'E Cold Compound" taken every
ftHa hours until three doses are taken,
VIA dnd grippe misery and break up a
aEsrA cold either in the head. chest.
nE5 Or limbs
It promptly opens clogTedup nostrils
n air passages; stops nasty discharge
;npae running: relieves sick headache.
tIne7A, fererishncss. sore throat,
e13ng, soreness and Stiffness
Pane Cold Compound" Is the quickest
4s$ relief known and cost only a few
fkaAt drug stores. 1t acts without
i3taoce. tastes nice. and causes no
AptaYenierce. Don't accept e substi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
TALK TO PARENTS
ABOUT FRA|L, BACKWARD CHILDREN
Parents Blamed Many Cases Cited to Snow HOW
Easily They May Be Strengthened
WHEELING PARENTS
RELATE EXPERIENCE

The startling disclosures OF the
War Department regarding the
alarming ratio Of men physically UNI
fl. even among youths called to the
colors, ia now followed by still more
startling disclosures regarding mere
children, retarded. hampered. neg
lected, by foolish. carelcss parents
who unmindful OF the chtld's frnll,
anemic, rundown condition give them
nothing or worse than noth!HS-a
pill now and then and sound spank
ing II they are peevish. fretful. cross
and backward.
Local Cases Cited.
The statement Of authorities all
over the country and here in Wheel
Ing. as shown by the recent report
made by the Chlld's Health Organ
ization of the public schools. provo
that six out of every 10 children are
undernourishcd. uncared for. neglect
cd and seldom given the benefit OF
either medical attention or homo
treatment. This is astounding. To
do as some do-give child a laxative
every time he cries or looks cross'
eyed, is a crime. 1t gives the child
habit that hangs like milestone
around his or her neck all their lilo
sometimes. The sensible thing is to
give the child good strengthening
tonic. How easily It Ia to strengthen
a frail, weak child Is proVon IN the
statements of people right here In
Wheeling which are published on the
right.
Weak, nervous, fraIl and backward
children need n tonic TO build them
I'D and give them new life. Tho uni
versal opinion among parents who
have tried It is that Hypo-Cod Is the
best. With this splendid tonic YOU
can soon make n rosE-checked. clear
eyed, robust and husky child out ot
the bashful, backward. thin and pale
looking young one who Is always
catching colds, always crying. II
etyes them the hearty appetite,
smooth working stomach. rich red
blood and steady nerves and sound
sleep that you wish for. 1t Ewes
them the added weight and vitality
. from which to draw as they grow
each day. It gives them the stamina
10 play and romp without danger.
gives than the strong disease resist
ing vitality that dencs epidcmics.
colds, coughs. weak lungs, constipa-
ton. sleepleRsness and kindred dis
eases and troubles. Discard the old
fashioned idea that oil children must
have measles. mumpa. sore throat
bad breath. restless nights, etc. Chill
dren do not have to be sick a day'in
their life II you build them up as
parents recommend elsewhere on this
page when thoy aro sicSly, weak
rundown. you will have the pretty,
rosy, fat and vigorous child you wish
for. Read what they say.
Submit the formula printed below
70 your doctor, or better still. set
bottle and watch II work its wonders
with children. Hypo-Cod contains
Cod Liver cxtractives in a pleasant
TO tako combination with Malt, Iron,
Sherry Wine. Wild Cherry Bark and
the Compound Syrup Of Fypophis-
phites Of Lime. Potassium. Man
Enncse. Iron. Sirychnine. Quinine and
Sodium. The best chtld's tonic you
can buy, It stops coughs and colds
and weak sore lungs and prevents
them. Wards OF wintty ills and cpl
denies. too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Scent MYSTERY IN
FOREIGNERS DEATH

Jefferson county authorities are IN
vestiEating the death OF Michael Volko,
aged IS, whose home was in Adena, and
who jumped from w. & L. Z treste
Wednesday.
The original story told Coroner Kirk
was to the effect that Folko had COM
mi,ted suicide in the above manner be-
cause of 6eing unable to marry his cou-
sin, with whom he was alleged to have
been madly in love. From investiga-
lions made since the suicide. it appears
that the entire affair is shroudod IN
mystery, which the coroner deems
worthy Of further investigation before
rendering verdict as to cause OF death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
MY BOY PICKED UP.
RIGHT AWAY ON
HYpO.COD
WILLING MOTHER sAXS M
BOY, so wEAx, 1uHDoWH,
JUHT LAID A1ouND
RoUEI ALL OAK.
ux1S WHAT sU DID.

my boy was terribly rundown. Ho
would just lie around the house all
day and never felt like moving out
stde tho house. He lacked energy or
ambition to do anything except NOPE
and pout and act UP. Ho wouldn't
eat even the most tempting dishes.
but folks sdd-why don't you stVe
him some Hypo-Cod-it is fine
helped my children-stc.. until at last
/ 60, a bottle and I want to say 1t
Ia just grand. 1t Is wonderful medi-
cine" declared Mrs. VIM. Bartailar.
1922 Jacob st., Wheeling. w. Va
PAYS An Day HOW.
"siucs gave him Hypo-cod he
looks like a different boy. Honestly.
it was wonderful the things it did for
my ron when everything else I tried
had failed. He romps out to play
these days and has wonderful appeI
tits. He. eats everything that IS De-
fore him and wants to be eating IN
between meals all the time. Hypo-
Cod has my endorsement alright"
continued this lady, who Is one OF
many hundreds ip Wheeling who are
enthusiastic since restoring their
children TO robust youthful yigor and
health by simply siy!nE Hypo-Cod a
few days Just before meals and at
bedtime. Children like it too. 1t IS
nice to take and mighty soon does
the work. Fun directions on tho bot
tie for use Of children. Get bottle
tonight at c. Il Grtests's Drug Store
in Wheeling or at your favorite store
In nearby towns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

, vale store last evening and broke his
neck The body was removed 10 Bcrt"s'
morgue-
Bruno KIloshi. aged 80, miner OF
Dillonvaae sustained injuries while at
his work in the Glcns Run Coal company
mines which resulted in his death short
~ afterward. He was caught by fall
Of stone. Deceased leaves widow and
two children-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Mrs. Katherine manIon.

Mrs katherine Mauion. wife Of Will
liam Manion. died OF pneumonia foi-
lowing influenza. at her residence, ls2
Eighteenth street at $3.50 o'clock. She
was we'll known in the vicinity i'll which
she resided and her sudden and I'M
timely demise comes a. painful shock
to her many friends and acQuaintances
by whom she was held in high esteem.
Mrs. Manion was horn in Marshall
county and before her marriage was
Katherine McTighe. She was u mem
Dor of the Catholic church ana attended
ST. Joscph's Cathedral. Surviving are
her husband and ono daughter. Miss
Catherine: also one brother. James Nc
Tighc of Mt de Chautal. and three sis
tors Mrs. Mary Vaughan, Of Mounus-
willie, Mrs. Paul Hendricks, of rail-
Tree, W. Va. and Mrs. Jennie Stanley.
IF Wheeling.
Funeral services will be conducted
Monday morning at $50 o'clock at the
residence. followed by requiem high
mass ut s. Joscph's Cathedral at y
o'clock The remains will be laid at rest
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Last evening in the high school gym.
the Skeleton basketball team defeated
tho Lincoln five by the score Of - to
22. The games were fast and interest,"
ing throughout, and the victory was
doubtful until the referees whistle blew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMbACO
Sloan's Imminent has the punch
that relieves rheumatic
twingles.

This thanksgiving. conEcsticn-scat-
tcrtng. circulation stimulating remedy
penetratcs without rubbing right to the
aching spot and brings quick relief.
surely. clearly. A wonderful help for
external pains. sprains. strains. stiff
ness. headache. lumbaGo, bruises.
Got your bottle to-day--coSts little.
means much. Ask your druggist for II
by name. Keep IL handy for the whole
family. The big bottle is economy. SOC.
80. and S1.20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
REPuBLIC RESTORED.
LONDON,

LONDON. Feb. 14-Thc people of
Oporto. supported by Republican forces,
have restored the republic in htnorern
Portugal. according to a Lisbon dispatch
received by the Portuguese legation.
Pavia Coucciro. the Royalist leader, has
been arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Mrs. Louise Bsutas,

Mrs. Louise Reuter-. wife Of the late
Max Beutcr. died at S o'clock last night
al tho North Wheeling hospital follow
in. an uperati0n She WAS taken to the
hospital Tuesday and operated on yes
terday morning. Mrs. BeuteF WAS 81
years of age. and resided at S38 Main
street She was born in Wheeling and
WAS Il lifelong resident OF the city. Her
sudden and unexpected demise comes Us
i shock to her many friends and &C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Rolf Funeral.

From the family residence at o.
Twcnty-sixth street, this afternoon a.
o'clock, will take place the luhcIa
az Mrs. Amelia Rolf, wife OF Nharts
Rolf, whose death occurrsd last NeoHes,
day evening following an illness u
several weeks Rev. s. +. strauss. pas
tor OF Zion Lutheran church. Will Oh
Relate. Friends Of tho family ara IN
vitcd. Interment will be made IN MI
Zion cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS law
been made for special car 70 con
yey the funeral party to tho cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Carenbauer Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Carcnhaucr. who died Thursday morn
inr. will ho held this morning at the
family residence at 645 Market street.
this morning at $50 o'clock. followed
hy requiem high mass at 9 o'clock at
ST. Joscpils Cathedral. Friends Of the
deceased are invited. Intcrmcnt Will be
mad" in MI. Calvary cemetery.
The deceased was one or tho oldest
and mos; highly esteemed ladies' OF the
city She was in her S9th year and
had been u resident Of the city during
tho last sixty years of her life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
OHIO MINERS In PLEA
TO GOVERNOR COX

tS Local officials are considerably inter-
eStsd In the plea Of the Ohio Federation
pf Miners to investigate the conditions
BE- housinE which are alleged 10 be de-
Eplosable in the various mining centers
Ethfnpshout tho state. 4 resolution to
these alleged conditions was
hzausht before the house at Columbus
,GatSSday, according to a local miner.
SNha further states that a commission or
th1ee, has been appointed to make an
and report the facts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
HLU EPIDEMIC IN Ohio
cost LIVES OF 16,443

Es COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. 1.-THE "flc'
s4nd pneumonia epidemic which swept
Fthe World and caused the greatest loss
enf life during the months of October ard
ElSovainber, resulted in i5.44$ deaths in
EOhIo. in that period. according 10 the
tfeport Of the state vital statistics hu-
today.
More Ohioans between the ages of 20
and o., died than those OF all other age
periods combined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Speaker Funeral Today.

Brief funeral services for Henry u.
Speaker, who died Thursday morning.
will be- conducted at the residcnc Of his
sister. Mrs Harry Burke at l6a
Eighteenth street. this morning at y
o'clock at st. Alphohsus church. In
tcrment will be mado in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
The deceased was 20 years Of ago
and the son of the late Fred and
Augusta Speaker Three sisters and
three brothers survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Mrs. Elizabeth Rrovn.

Local friends OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown will be srieved to learn OF her
death, which occurred Wednesday night
at her home in Cleveland. Pneumoni"'
supcrinduccd By influenza was the
cause Of death. The deceased was we'll
known in Wheeling and vicinity. having
at one time been resident OF tho city.
Tho funeral will take place this after
noon from her late rcsidence In Cove
land and interment will BIO made IN
Lake Wood cemetery. that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Q0NVALE WOMAN
.tETS &,992 FOR i.
/: HUSBANDS DEATH

Mrs. Mary z. Baker. Of Stewartsviue
Eraa Awarded the sum Of 1892 by the
state industrial commission under the
vofkfhcn's compensation act yesterday
te and seven other women were given
he naxi-lun. death awGrds for the loss
81 their husbands lives in industrial
Earci7ents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Mr.. Johnson, manager for the Skeletons.
is arranging series OF games, that viii
be played in the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

There is never enough labor for the
farms. no matter what the unemploy.
ment problem may % elsewhere Why
not make farm life attractive to re-
turned fighting men?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
INJURED MINER REMOVED
1TO WHEELING HOSPITAL

rNan Du1odich. aged 81 years. we'll
nown miner pr Glencoe. Ohio. was
brought to the North Wheeling hospital
6hnftly before noon yesterday. suffering
from injuries received in an accident
the T. & o.. Coal Company mine At
hat place. Dujodich was caught under
f4u Of stone. and although the exact
kture Of his injuries is not yet deter
lined. 1t Is hardly thought that they
3l exceed a broken leg and a few
ptSes about the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
,uairtances. by whom she was held IN

Surviving are two daughters, airs. D.
c,,c,nt nnd Mrs. William G. Patterson
ho,h Of this city. Her husband. inc late
Max Beuter, died about two years aso'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
BENWOOD

See page twelve for Red Star Grocery
41S Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
TWO DIE ACCIDENTLY
IN DILLONVALE

Samuel Moore. farmer of Harr1svllle.
fell down the steps in front OF Dillon
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Manhattan 'Treasure Island'' for
Many; Profession al Men Give Up Old
Occupations to Devote Time to Realty

The question. "Who has made money
In real estate this year," may best be
answered by tho question. who has
NOT made money in real estate this
year" One is safely within the realm
Of conservatism in saying that near
ly every property sold during the last
eleven months at private contract and
not encompassed by compelling cir
oumstances has brought profit to the
seller. Profit, an unfamiliar word in
the realty market few years ago, Is
rather commonplace these days. Even
in the auction room property is often
turned over at an advance before the
terms of the sale have been signed.
There is no section in this great city,
whether it be the most congested tone
ment neighborhood, the finest dwelling
district, the section where apartment
suites rent for $1,000 a room, or the
little home development in the suburbs,
that has not at least a dozen instances
to hold forth of profits being made by
men and women who have taken fiers
IN the realty market.
For this reason the year 1919 will
hold q big place in real estate history.
because it will be remembered as the
period that marked the great revival Of
real estate interest in New York, the
recovery of values lost in the panic
Of 1907.
First in interest. therefore. is not
Who has made money out of real es-
tate? but Vino has made the most?
since every one who has entered the
market for speculation has made some.
There is no formula for arriving at
such conclusion except the gossip
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Many Buyers in Market
For Bronx Homes
Brokers Unable to Meet De,
mands From Spectators
and Investors

B. Fl. Weisker has sold for Edwin c.
Dusenbury the apartment house, on
plot 46x100 at the northeast corner of
Evelyn Place and Davidson Avenue.
M. H. Tropauer and J. Clarence
Davies have sold for j. D. Fuller 2478
Tiebout Avenue, a four-story apart
| ment house, on plot 31x1OO.
Boulevard Dwelling Buyer
E. Osborne Smith has sold for Axel
Seadale the one-family frame dwelling
at 2182 Grand Concourse, on lot COX
lat, to Josephine A. Casey.
Boulevard House Deals
William H. Mehlich and George s.
Runk have sold for George Doll, 1891
Grand Concourse, and for the Rocky
Crest Realty Company 1897 Grand Con-
course to S. H. j. NJ. Realty Company,
two apartments, having 100 feet front
age, Immediately south of Fordham
Road.
Harry L. We'll has bought the five
story apartment house, with stores on
plot 4Ox123, at 1913 Southern Boule-
ward. A. G. Bechman was the broker