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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05

(Form Of county treasurers certificate.J
County Treasurer's Certificate.)
State of Iowa, Crawford county, IS.
l hereby certify that this. bond has
been duly recorded in book for that
purpose in my office in accordance with
section 4Q4 of the code of Iowa. ~ 80,
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shall he called Tor payment and the
county treasurer ~ thereby directed and
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80, ali Of which vi, II bonds due and payable
Feb Is, 1910, with option OF prior pay
ment on or after May 1, 1886.
Sec. g The bonds hereby authorized
shall be in form and recitals substan-
tally as follows:
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

]. Kearny Rice has purchased the
John Christopher Meyer property in
New Brunswick. n. j., consisting of
nine and one-half acres. and a stone
mansion. on the Raritan River Jean
S. Hannah of New Brunswick was the
broker In the deal.
II. T. Whelan sold in South Yonkers
IA Morris Crescent two family house
for ]. +. Howard; Purser place. a
three family house for H. Goldman to
Abraham Libbin; 65 Mclean avenue. a
one family house for c. McCray to WAL
ter Peterson; $50 South Broadway, a
residence, 50x100. for James Nesmith to
7. ]. Murphy of this city; "a Saratoga
avenue. dwelling for ]. Stafano to
Lena Leopold; rs Saratoga avenue. a
brick residence for +. Hudson to II.
Sklarew; 12S and 100 Bruce avenue. a
residence, 145x70. for Will MacFarlane
to Charles w. Boote Of Yonkers, and
499 Saw Mill River road, dwelling for
c. Shipman to z. Kearney Of Yonkers.
stephen J. Stilwell sold the cottage
Of Hattie NJ West at Henry avenue,
Mamaroneck. to Emil Just of this city.
Warren Murdoch sold for the Titus
estate, for improvement, a plot Of wood
land. 250x400 adjoining the Nassau
Country Club, Glen Cove, L. l.. to James
+. Pierce.
Dr. Fl. zinser of this city has pur-
chased part of the historic Smith estate
in Garrison. n. Y. from Assemblyman
John p. Donohue. The property in
cludes residence. outbuildngs and sew
eral acres and overlooks West Point
and the Hudson valley.
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WILL lease property In need OF repairs
lO7 9Th av.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Iron Mountain Realty Company. Isa-
dore Mishkind president, has taken a
twenty-one year lease on tho six story
building at 1853 Greenwich street at an
aggregate rental of $4,000. William j.
Russell was the broker The new lessees
will offer the property for rent with
possession from May 81, 1921.
Albert B. Ashforth Inc. leased for
George A. Helme the five story build
Fernand Dreyfus, who will occupy after
alterations.
Cross e. Brown leased the building
is and 20 West Sixty-third street to tho
Interstate Automobile Coach Works and
George Spegler; space in "a Fifth ave-
nue. to II. Knobel & Co.: in 10 East
Twenty-fourth street to Bigelow Hart
ford Carpet Company; in 7S2 Twelfth
avenue to General Motor Service Cor
poration, and In 90 West Thirty-eighth
street to Abraham Hirsch.
U. d. Perry leased to the Bryant Ga
rage Corporation for twenty-one years
from next February the garage prop
orty at 428 West Nineteenth street.
50x92, at $4,000 per annum.
Ames & Co. leased loft in 16i Madison
avenue to Pail Mall Embroidery Works;
four story building, 22l West Twenty
fifth street, to Mary Brindley, and TO
Rosemary Penonsole the four story
building at 229 West Twenty-fifth street.
Haggstrom-Ca llen Company leased
for Layman & Ayers offices and sales
room in 1888 West Sixty-hfth street TO
Frederick c. Headington.
Hell & Stern leased the eleventh and
twelfth floors In a and 46 East Twenty
fifth street TO the Hartmann Pacific
Company, Inc. and the tenth floor in
the same building to the Arden Mills.
Inc.
The 30 West Fifty-sixth Street Com
pany a. and A. Pincus and Joseph l..
Graf has secured a ten year lease on
the nine story elevator apartment,
Sc sx1005, at 226 West SEVENTEEN street
from December 1. The lessor, the 22t
West SEVENTEEN Street Corporation,
will receive an annual net rental OF
from 1880 to $4,000
Huberth Huberth leased for the
Hudson Motor Car Company the store at
1924 Broadway in the American Circle
Building to the Crow-Ekhart Company
distributors OF the Crow-Elkhart auto
mobiles.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT


BOYNToN BROS. Co.-Factory sites, water,
rail-. ~ Smith -. Perth Amboy ~. J.
FACTORIES FOR RENT-34.oo0 50. a..
floors 600 or 1000 n all or separate
modern building, sprinkered, elevator cleo
tricity. heat: Bradley Building, 18th st. and
Vernon av, Long Island City. minutes
from Grand Central station, blocks from
all subways. cent fare principals only. Ad-
dress A. J FRApLEY, owner. i0i Beekman
49, New York Phone 35oi Beekman.
FOR bargains IN commercial water front
properties SEQ JOSEPH r. MULLfGAN.
20 Broad VI.
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BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Morton NJ. Green sold y ]. A. Win
derling 6s1 East 243d Areet, a two
family dwelling. 25x100: to Edward
Reilley. 3272 Perry avenue, dwelling
25x100: to b. Jakubowitz. 3079 Decatur
avenue. a three family dwelling 54x100x
irregular to L. Klopher 3055 Perry ave.
nue.. a dwelling, 25x100; to Mrs. ]. b.
De Jaime. 1852 linton avenue. a two
family dwelling, 1sx75x irregular; to
Mrs. A. C. Clark. 1856 East 237th street
u two family dwelling. 25x95; to Mrs
Haisse. 1904 Perry avenue. two family
dwelling. 25x120.
Lafayette and Manila Corportion sold
TO the S. S Building Corporation the
southwest corner of Hunts Point and
Lafayette avenues, a frame dwelling
and stable. 105.6x1S1x irregular.
Edward c. Betzig sold to Johanna
Sullivan the three story dwelling at ASS
East 1880 street. 16.9x99.2.
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westchester-saIc or Rent,

SOUTH YONKERS-A dandy home, sl2 800
plot 7nxi3t. near Ludlow station we rec
ommend this property for its value. THOS.
S EI-EfSE. Ynn knra.
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Above beth st.--sth A,. 70 En.t RI,er.

FOR saie.-233 East i27th, f6sxiOO
story FIAT. five rooms and bath on
floor: price $500, year mort
gage. cash So 900. DAVID LION.
owner. 3s Park row. Cortland 50i4.
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REALTY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The American Trading Company is
the buyer of the five story warehouse
at 245 Water street recently sold
through Payson Mel. Merrill Company
and Lawrence Blake G. Jewell.
Francis Y. O'Connell was the broker
In the sale Of the dwellings at 313 West
126th street and 353 West 18th street.
The next meeting of the Harlem Prop
erty Owners Association will be held
Thursday evening, December 9.
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RnonKLYN MARKET.

william p. Jones sold for James $.
Ware to Florence l.. Hanf a vacant lot.
2Ox100. on the south side Of Fifty
seventh street, ESQ feet west OF Twenty
first avenue.
John Pullman. real estate. sold us
President street, three story dwelling,
2Ox10O, for Mrs. Annie Mohr.
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Above seth st.-5th Az. to East River.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


SPECULATIVE Leases
Wanted
ORGE NEIMAN.
so Fifth Avenue
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New Jersey-salc or Rent
81 500 CASH SECURES TITLE.

Immediate occupancy; In scrvantless new
house: & rooms and bath. everything modern :.
on plot 5nx175 feet has living room with
omen fireplace, dining room, kitchen and ;
fine bedrooms, large closets. very wide We
anda with French doors from living room and
dining room, sleeping balcony, electric llghts,
with up 20 date fixtures. steam heat, all In
terror trim white enamel, oak floors; viii
decorate to suit purchaser Balance first
mortgage Of 81. 900 and s 900 on terms OF So
monthly High elevation; dry pure air of
Watching Mountains. Ideal, exclusive sur
rouudings; convenient 20 express station OF
c. r. r. OF ~. j.; only ~ minutes 10 New
York Write or call OWNER. 11i0 Sullman
Az. Plainfield, y. J. Phone Plainfield 222s-W
annofn.rnent for Sunday
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
CITY AND SUBURBAN
Investor Acquires Six Story
Apartment House on the
Heights-Other Deals.

Walter c. Wyckoff sold for the Ban.
croft Realty Company to an investor
the apartment house at 23S Fort Wash
ington avenue, southeast corner of 10th
street, having a frontage of 1875 feet on
Fort Washington avenue and of IS feet
on 10th street 1t is a six story ele-
vator structure containing forty-one
apartments of four. five. six and seven
rooms and bath.
In the Dwelling Market.
George w. Gustus & Co. sold for the
Muller estate the four story dwelling,
2ONI1, at 46o West 165th street, to Maria
Durso. Butler & Baldwin represented
the Muller estate.
Addition to Broad st. Hospital.
Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for building
an addition and making necessary al
terations to the present seven story edi
fee of the Broad Street Hospital at the
northeast corner of Broad and South
streets. The new building will be at
1913 and 125 Broad street and have
frontage of As feet and depth OF 40
feet and has been estimated to cost
100000. The alteration is to be made
so the present structure will connect
with the new one and the cost has been
estimated at $4,000. William NeilI
Smith is the architect.
Dcals Revealed in Transfers.
The three story building, s1x49.4, at
12s East Twenty-fifth street. has been
sold by the Regain Realty Corporation
TO Gustave Kaff.
Olive J. Balm. as executor, sold to
Cortlandt j. Davis the five story loft
vi nj yAn
The five story loft building and three
story tenement. 40x60.4x Irregular. at
II and 70 Washington street have been
purchased by the T-79 Washington
Street. Inc. from the Greek and Syrian
Company.
The five story flat, 25xsss. at 347 East
Thirtieth street, has been bought by
Frank A. Venter and others from Eliza
beth r. Mooney.
ent United Order Scotch Mechanics.
purchased from Marie NJ. Ehlers 241
West 1Soth street, a five story flat.
S5x99.11.
The four story dwelling, 2ox9s.9. at 347
West Thirty-sixth street, has been sold
by Ida a. Poth to the Ambrose Realty
Company.
Hudson P. Rose Company bought from
the Melrah Realty Company the two
three story dwellings, 33.4x9S.9. at 43 and
AZ West 1880 street.
Nathan Appelbaum bought from Hillel
Friedberg 12S West 10th street, a three
story dwelling, 20xl00.l1.
John G.. Wiarda Dstatc at Auction.
To close the estate of the late John c.
Wiarda, the Jere Johnson Jr. Co, auc-
tioneers. will sell at public auction, by
order of the executors and trustees of the
estate. the semi-detached dwelling. 25x
$50. at S75 st. Marks avenue, between
Brooklyn and Kingston avenues, Brook
Ign. The sale will be held to-day at ~
o'clock noon in the Brooklyn Real Estate
Exchange, at 1S9 Montague street. The
house is to be sold with immediate pos
session.
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Borough of Queens--Sale or Rent.

FOR SALES n,inutes from Penn. Station.
beautifully appointed room house. sun
paror, porch. parquet floors, stetm heat.
gas electricity: plot 60Ni0o; fruit trees.
grapevtncs sacrifice for immediate sale :
terms: furnished or unfurnished. r. l..
PENSSON. Quccne. l.. l.
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John G. wiarda Estate at Auction.
Auction at Bridgeport, Conn.

Joseph p. Day sold in Bridgeport,
Conn, last Friday night and Saturday
afternoon, 200 lots and thirteen acreage
plots in the section OF Bridgeport known
as Remington City. The total obtained
was s1.441,302.50. of which s1,312,452
was paid for the houses, 100000 for the
lots and S3s,S50 for the acreage.
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Fire Record

n vi
:4o-In front Of 36s Lafayette ST.:
taxicab, unknown. ........... .Trialng
:55-1n front OF a44 William St
automobile, Automobile Truck
Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Triflng
2:Oo-1bl Il. 10th ST.; r. Reidy. .. Trining
0:4J-2S73 Valentine av.. The Bronx
Charles Schoole. ............. .Trifipg
0:3o--1555 Southern Blvd. The Bronx
Max Rosenthsl. ..... -Trifling
o:45-park Row and Mail ST.; auto
truck, United states. .Trihing
II los w. Both ST.; unknown ...... Trifling
l.. NJ.
IL ;2o-Ntosholu av and Broadway. The
Bronx; billboard. o. J. GUIDE
IL :io-3s2 L. Fordham I'd. The Bronx
Edward Lyons. .....,..........Tr iflng
IL :40-l2S4 Grant av. The Bronx
Charles Hense. ............s. .Trifing
;fo-3si Broome St: Standard bye
and Tool Works. ............ Unknown
3:10-226 w. 1f2d st: unknown Unknown
4:1o-9o3 Courtlandt av.. The Bronx:
J. Eisten ..............,....U Unknown
4:3o-iSo W. 18th ST.. Elliott Gibson. Trining
5:4o-52o W. i5lst st. James Aud
rey ..... .........,..,.......C Unknown
5;45--s74 Broadway. Z. Strauss
o;5o-65i w doth ST.; Figgc Hug
welker ...t...........';+;;. -. Irinins
Drililch ,,;......'' y nknown
7:4o--Ta0 T.. f52d St. unknown. Unknown
o:l0-River and Exterior sts., The
Bronx; Turner Construction Co.,
vacant lot. Unknown
iO;20-2422 Broadway; Goldberg Gown
shop ................... ....'.. lflHlhS
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Isth st. to 59th ST. Unclusive).
East River 10 North River.
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PLAN $1,Ooo,o00 APARTMENT.
A. A. Palermo to BE Owner of
Fourteen story Structure.

Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for the con-
struction of a fourteen story fireproof
apartment house on the northwest cor
ner of West End avenue and Eighty
fourth street for A. A. Palermo as owner.
1t will have a frontage of 1922 feet and
a depth of SOIL feet and has been esti-
mated by the architect Gaetan Ajello
to cost 81, 900, 900.
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Miscellaneous.
HOUSES TO LET, UNFINISHED.

FIVE story 10 lease iG rooms, baths, steam
heat: wonderful condition: > years: reason
able. COUGHLAN & cLISBY, INC. 200 w.
I'D.
LEXINGTON Az si3.-Five story dwelling.
Plaza 2D14.
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UNFINISHED
APARTMENTS :

~-~~~~~~~~~~--~~~e-~~~-~
Above 5oth St.-5th Az. to North Eiver
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

FOR Sale.--Corona. l.. J.. room house
steam heat. etc: near bay and all com
munications room for garage: cash $1,000
balance on first mortgage. Inquire within
"A 55th ST., Corona, l.. l., or write JOHN
CASAUX. Cos Cob. Conn.
HOMES, $4,000 upward: easy terms. HYDE
BAXTER, Port Washington, l.. J.
ONE acre, rooms. new house. all I'M
provements. paruuet floors, tiled baths,
open flrcplaces, sun parlors. latest design 2
car garage ON a plot beautifully Handicapped.
minutes to statiol; $1,000 cash, balance
on easy terms. HARRY CHANDLER, But
Ier st Westhurv L. l.
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From Battery to iith ST.. Inclusive.

BUILDING. 5 story. basement and sub ha So
meni 2ixioo. electric elevator and sidewalk
lft immediate possession. i2i Mercer IT.
FOE rent immediate possession. store and
basement. as West 2Gth ct, c0xiO0, ca
paclty 200 pounds top loft, n White ~
5OxiO0 nth floor. 2ixi0o i2s Bleecker ~
store and basement, 2JxiOO. 1870 Bleeckcr 81
Phone OWNER, Longacrc 2T2o.e
An advertisement w the Lost ond
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers rcot possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
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Borough Of Bronx-saie or Rent.

EXCEPTIONAL bargaln.-Choice story
new law triple apartment; excellent con,
dition good location; low rental; s6.oO'
SAMUEL COwEN. 1900 Intervaie av.
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S12 750, WORTH $4,000.
Owner sacrifices beautiful new one family
brick semi-detached and garage. rooms
trio, steam heat, laundry In cellar. enclosed
porch: cash 81 500; easy terms: near 4th av'
subway. A. r. OLSON CO.. SOFA 9th av.
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Borough of Manhattan-Miseel neOus.

FOR sale.--53 East 1920 20xioo. three story
and basement, 10 rooms and bath; five year
mortgage; price 81 800. cash 50 900. DAVID
LION. Owner. 3s Park row; owner, Cort-
Ia
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WILL build on plot iO61i00 II. 10 3 stories
freproof bldg for mfg, storage. ware
house or garage. J. FRIEDMAN, 2oS
West 42d
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Washington Heights. Above, ls5th ST..
West of sth Az.

FOR sale.-253 West l34th, three
story and basement 10 rooms; i5x1O0.
price 81 900, cash. 81 900. DAVID
LION. Owner. 80 Park row. Cort. 50l4.
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New York state-saIe or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
RATgON FARM AGENCY. 4sa 18th av., ~ Y
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

New York state-saIe or Rent.
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.

New York state-saIe or Rent.
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Borough of BrookIyn-sale or Rent.

4 Good Home Buy-New, rooms. I'll d
bath. steam heat. gas, electricity, lateat
conveniences: front and back yards; room
for garage and driveway only ~ 800 cash.
TELEPHONE $3.50 FLATBUsH.
CORNER : flat. store rented xl.3l2, price
1000. PARTRIDGE TT3 Flatbush av
NEW tapestry brick. 9 rooms and breaktatt
room. sleeping porch; biggest value ~
Brooklyn: II minutes Chambers st. Via SUB
way: So, 900 Sc coo cash; terms. TABOR,
go Wiloughby ST. Main 32ii.
1858 Carroll st. Brooklyn (Kingston av.
subway station)-Brown stone 10 room
vacant; ideal section.
$1,000: offer wanted
Owner ROBERTS, 146 Mt. Vernon av.. MT.
Vernon. N. " Tel Al.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


DWELLING on l26th ST., near 5th av.; good
neighborhood easy terms. A. A. sCHoPP
80 Sd av.
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Borough OF Brookiya.


THREE furnished. with bath. kitchen. teis
phone: aged couple preferred STEWART
80 Vay, Elmhurst. l.. l.
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HAIRDRESSING.

KATHERINE FINAN. Hair Dressing Par
Tors, Brownson Bldg. Electric shampoo.
Permanent French wave and curl Facial
massage. Best grade of hair goods. Phone
5136.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phones
1eorg =. Lang Co. 1905 Orange street.
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HOTELS.

STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTEL-East
Fourth street good rooms with hot water
heat. Tub and shower baths. 81. So So 90
aud $500 weekly. single beds 35c and
soc. &c and 1l.00. Open day and night
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1888 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.
stories rooms BATH porch cemened cellar gas lot 16xl00
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
Player work a speciality; all work guaran-
teed. Formerly with the Robelen Piano Co
Ii. ). Anon. l.. Third street. Phone 276O
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UpHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING.

MAKING OLD FURNITURE ,oox eoaa
TO new repairing. uphoisteriny and can
% Phone eIeo ". 40 french street SIS >
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MN TINVl If@4NbH1F IINO ,ENIBOSSINN
am now prepared TO give good service in
PRINTING. Both quality and delivery
q. H. Gray. rrinter. IL e. Eighth street.
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQ UERADE SUITS and wigs 60 hire
Specialists III paints and mAkeuDs Frank
Biesinger. corner fourth aud Walnut streets.
Phone $3.50 w.
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DOLL HOSPITAL.

DOLL HOSPITAL-Heads and wigs. Comb.
ings made up ID any style. 6Is w sew.
entn street w Walnut street. Phone 292eJ
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2525 WASHINGTON STREET.
Two stories rooms BATH porch hot heat cellar
electric Possession so days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-03

94S EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET
e rooms BATH porch sir heat eemented cellar, gsz.
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Real Estate For Sale

II 9lo JEFFERSON STREET.
stories rooms baths porch hot heat and
II mented cellar. Lot, 30xI5o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
$500 a pairs pairs for S5.75
Well worth S | 90 to S so pair more

Black only colors this lott made by the foremost
probably
them although they Of
silk o me different all regular or
About $50000O worth of Stockings the they
go exceptional quality value $500 pair pairs
for $5.75) apparent WE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO FILL
MAIL AND TELEPHONE ORDERS ON THESE STOCKINGS
please do ask to.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
SIX HURT AS CAR
HITS AUT0TRUCK
Trolley Jumps Track and
Crashes Into Shoe Shop at
Richmond end Ann Streets
POLICE RESERVES CALLED

Six persons wero injured. two Of them
seriously. when Route No. II trolley.
. northbound on Richmond street. last
night collidcd with heavy autotruck,
leaped the tracks and crashed into the
front Of shoe shop at Richmond and
Ann streets.
A number of pedestrians who were
passing and observed the accident mar
rowly ESCAPED injury and several Of
them said that the trolley had not
slowed down upon approaching the in
tersection Of the streets. which is a
skin. stop
The injured. all Of whom were taken
TO the Episcopal Hospital. arc:
George GetZ. thirty eight years old,
21T0 East Lchigh avenue motorman Of
the trolley: crushed hip and foot and
possible internal injuries serious.
Samuel Smith. twenty ono years old,
Of 207N East Thompson street, internal
Inquiries. probably paraly2ed on loft side
injuries. probably serious.
Mrs. Howard MCDcrmott. twenty
eight Years old. of 1927 Frankford ave.
nue.. suffering from nervous shock.
Anthony Bongard, thirty wears old,
Of 3i2S Titon street, Cut about head
and hodv. probable fractur" Of loft arm.
Ignat1uS NITnDSOUs T7I'N tN' wa :
old Of 2416 East Thompson street.
strained hack. cuts about head and face.
The truck. which belonged 70 Fr"d
Heinaman. Of Brodov farm, Montgom-
erv county, was driven by Harry
Heiuzrnan. son Of the owner. twenty
three Yeas Old. OF 2}@5 East vNnango
street. He received bruises about tho
head and shoulder. but was discharged
from the hospital after treatment.
Heinznan says he was trying 10 get
out of the car tracks when the trolley
struck the rear Of his truck.
The trolley car destroyed tho entire
front Of the cobhler shop conducted by
Harry Levin. Police reserves Of tho
Belgrade and Clcarhcld streets and the
Paul and Ruan streets stations. who
responded to the emergency call. had
difficulty in cxtricatinG the injured from
the damaged car. the front end Of which
had penetrated ten feet within the shoe
shop. The car was within block OF the
end Of its run and vas not crowded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17

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