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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
Is YEARS IN MARINE CORPS.
Henry ]. Wylie Retired After 65 Years
Federal Service.

Washington, July 13.-Annomcement
was made by the Navy Department that
Henry J. Wylie, who has served contin-
uously IN the Quartermasters Depart
nent of the United States Marine Corps
for the last forty-hve years, will retire
from the service on August 20, with a
Federal annuity.
AS a matter of fact, Mr.. Wylie, who Is
now nearly eIghty-two years old, has actual.
ly served the United States Government
for a period Of more than sixty-hve years,
forty-fve of which was In the Marine
Corps. During this service MIR. Wyle ad
mmistered the oathof Office to the fol-
lowing Commandments of the corps; Maj.
Gems. Haywood, Elliott, Riddle, Barnett
and Lejeune.
When seventeen years of age Mr.
Wylie entered the service of the Gov
eminent in the Post Office at Pittsfeld,
Mass, In June, 1855. In 1857 he was pro-
NOTED TO chief clerk Of the Post Office In
Pitts6eld, but resigned In 1861 and en-
listed in the 49th Massachusetts Infantry
<x,t ef.I r. ~k
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
REVOLUTION IN BOLIVIA.
Government Reported Overthrow and
President and Cabinet Prisoners.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Lima, Peru, July l3.--A revolution has
broken out In Bolivia, according to dis
patches from La Paz.
The government, headed by President
Jose Gutierres Gucrra, has been over
thrown and the Presiden5 and members
Of his Cabinet have been made prisoners
Basrtista Savcdra has assumed power,
supported by the army, and has appointed
jose Carrasco, former Bolivian minister
to Brazil, AZ chancellor.
Newspapers here say tho revolution IL a
~cr,sshing defeat Of the pro-Chilean policy
pursued by the Bolivian government and
vindicates the community Of interest
existing between Peru and Bolivia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
PROFESSOR OF STACKING.
Title Conferred on Kansas Farmers n
Handling Wheat In Shock.


By Associatod Press to Every Evening
Topeka, July 13.--The title OF "pro
feesor OF stacking" has been conferred on
old time farmers who have mastered the
art Of stacking wheat no that il will with
stand the effects of wind and rain. Score
tAry j. G. Mohler, of the state board Of
agriculture, who confers this degree at
the same time urged that these vctera
farmers be prcssed into service To teach
the younger generations the so-called
lost art of stacking grain.
Pointing out the need of finished stack
ers because much Of the wheat crop must
be held, either in granaries or stacks on the
farm, Mr.. Mohler said:
The older generation numbered many
men who could build stacks that would
stand against the wind and thorough
protect the grain against the rnin and such
stacks had the big advantage of sweating
the wheat and giving it better color and
quality"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-13
Community Service Moe<inS.

A meeting of the general commit &c OF
the Wilmington Community Service Will
be held IN Council Chamber tins after
noon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
VETERANS WILL SCRAP
FOR PLACES AT OREGON

Basketball practice at the Univcr-
sity OF Oregon Is to be deferred nn'
III after-the holidays, says word fron
Eugene. When things end up the
"doughnutn league, Coach G. NJ.
Boiler will trot out his men and tsart
work for championship season. The
Oregon mentor is a brother OF Doe
]. Fred Boiler, Washington State
College basketball coacn,
Tony Jacobberger, who has been
twice a letter winner in basketball,
will be kept out of the lineup this
season because of an injured knee.
The team will have plenty of vet
material, however, for Eddie Duranc,
all-coast forward. and captain this
year. and Nish Chapman, two year
man. are on hand Francis Bellar
Freewater man who made guard last
year, is out 10 make the team once
more, as is Mark Datham, center.
OF the new men who are groomed
to more than fill Jaccobberger's shoes
are Billy Rinehart and Karl Knut-
son, both of whom were kept out OF
the lineup last year by residence in
eligibility. Roland Andre, of Athena.
who made the freshman team last
year. is considered likely varsity ma
teriai
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
NOTICES
NOTICE OF PROPOSED STREET
IMPROVEMENT

Notice IS hereby given that at
regular meeting of the Common Coun.
Gil of The City of Pendleton held at
tho Council Chambers in Pendleton,
Oregon on December sth, 1920 the tol-
lowing Resolution was duly adopted
viz:
WHEREAS, the City Surveyor OF
The City Of Pendleton did on the 3Oth
day of September, 1920, under direc-
U')ns and by requirement Of the Com
mon Council file in the office OF the
Recorder of The City of Pendletan.
plans and specifications for an appro-
PIRATE improvement of the following
named streets in said city:
Jefferson Street from the North line
Of jackson Street to the South line oil
Washington Street, and
Washington Street from the East
lime of Madison Street to the West line
/ of Main Street including the full inter-
\ section of Jefferson and Washington
Streets. together with the estimates
J of the work to be done and the prop
able cost thereof with a statement OF
the lots. parts Of lots and parcels OF
Hand to be benefited by such improve
| ment and the percentage Of the total
cost of improvement, which eacn Q.
such lots, parts o. lots and parcels OF
/ land should pay on account OF tne
| benefits to be derived from such Inn
1 |lprovement. and,
WHEREAS, the council has examhh.
ed such plans and specifications ano
4 estimates and found the same satls'
factofy and the estimates therefore
ia he in accordance with the probable
cost of such work, and
WHEREAS, the property recon-
mended by the city Surveyor to be IN
cluded within the boundaries OF TN
district benefited is in the judgmen
az the Common Council properly t
ha included within such improvement
aistrict and no property is exclude'
slfherefrom which should properly b
included therein, and,
WHEREAS, the Improvement OF IN
hereinabove described portions OF sai
street. either with Gravel Bituiitm
4 pavement Concrete Pavement 0
warrenite BituIithic Pavement Q
Crushed Rock or Crushed Grave
foundation, is at this time necessar'
therefore. be it,
RESOLVED by the Common Cour
ell Of The City of Pendleton that IT
expedient to improve and il Is heren
proposed to improve said portions
] said jefferson and washington stree
4 BY paving the same with either GraN'
e Bitulithic Pavement, Concrete PaV'
ment or warrenite Bitulithic Paw
ment on Crushed Rock or Crusnt
lGraveI foundation such pavement
be constructed and the surface there
y 10 be finished upon the esiablish'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16

grade of said street and the street to
have curbs and cutters and all other
things in accordance with and as
shown in the plans and specifications
for the improvement of Laid portions
of said jefferson and Washington !
Streets. prepared by F. B. Hayes, City
Surveyor, filed with the Recorder OF
said city on the 30th day Of Sept, 1920,
which said plans and specifications
are hereby particularly referred to.
and be it further.
RESOLVED that the Engineers es-
Inmates of the probable total cost Of
such improvement, which said City
Engineers estimates we're made and
prepared by +. B. Hayes, City Survey
or of said city, in the sum of sS553.4V
and were filed with the Recorder OF
said city on the goth day of Sept,
1920, is hereby included and hereby re.
ferred to particularly, and be it furth-
Ter,
RESOLVED that the plans and
specifications and estimates for sucn
Improvement, as prepared by the CITY
Surveyor and filed with the Recorder
Of The City Of Pendleton on the SOth
day Of September, 1920, be and they
are hereby adopted and approved, and
be it further,
RESOLVED that the cost of making
such improvement shall be charge
and lien upon all lots, parts of lots ana
parcels of land e be benefited by such
Improvement, afA The owners OF such
lots, parts Of lots and parcels of land,
SO specially benefited by such i'm
provement shall he liable for the pay
ment Of the costs thereof, and be II
further,
RESOLVED that an assessment dis
trict is hereby created to be known
Eas Assessment District No. 10, en-
bracing the property benefited and to
, be assessed for the payment OF such
improvements, which Assessment Dis
trict shall include all lots, parts Of lots,
and parcels Of land lying and being
!. within the district bounded and de-
: gcribed as follows, to!wit:
: Description of Assessment District
No. 73
4 Commencing at the Southwest cor
: ner of Lot 6, Block 6, Switzler's Add
to Pendleton, thence $50 fl. North and
/, parallel with the West line of Jefferson
: Street; thence West 100 feet and
: parallel with the South line Of Wash
: ington street; thence North 1602 fee
: and parallel with the West line ol
i Jefferson Street; thence East 100 fee
! and parallel with the North line o
. Washington Street; thence North 10I
feet and parallel with the West line o
= jefferson Street: thence East 260 fee
!, and parallel with the North line o
I, Washington Street; thence South 10'
- feet and parallel with the East line o
:, Jefferson Street: thence East 100 fee
and parallel with the North line o
Washington Street; thence South l6
= feet and parallel with the East line o
~ Jafferson Street; thence West 100 fee
- and parallel with the South lined
- Washington street; thence South %
feet and parallel With the East line o
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
.DEMENTED WIDOW IS
KILLED BY DEPUTY

SEATTLE, Dec. 16.-(U. P.)--Mrs.
Mary Howard, Cuban widow was shot
and killed yesterday by Deputy She
riff Lee after she had snapped her
revolver in his face, resisting arrest.
Mrs. Howard, according to neighbors
was demented. She is said to have
been in the habit of frightening net
ghbor women by shooting at their
houses at night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
BOSTON CLUDMAN | S
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY

BOSTON, Dec. 16.-CU. P)-Ed-
wards Davis Rice, 20, prominent ciuh-
man, was arrested on an indictment
warrant charging him with larceny OF
$500 .OOO from two Boston Banks
Rice is alleged to have obtained $780,
COO from each under false pretenses'
The charges against Rice, according
to his counsel, are based on alleged
incorrect statements made by the
clubman to the two banks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
To All Knights of Columbus-An Appeal

the regular meeting of the Supreme Board of Directors
representative of the Knights of Columbus with
Red T. NJ c. A. W. A. Jewish Joint
Committee council
coordination of American Relief in Europe
of the children of America for the
children Europe suffer the aftermath and
the barren wastes of political turmoil
children Of Europe humanity that would be bad
generation of Europe undernourhed nted
deprived right growth Of body and mnde whole world VIII pay
damage will for the damage We need the
children their roduveness just as they need
children their future producteness The world
march and prosperity over the bodies OF
starved children.
call to America the land of
plenty to aid the children of the stricken lands of Europe
Winter with all its dreadful possibilities has descended these
stricken countries With the their fields will be fertile
The machinery ready
ably directed butt needs the motive of American generosity
Millions of hungry child mouths crying to America for food
Will plenty, refuse? Shall civilization the
cry Of the children ignored?
Five dollars will feed child through the winter months
You have got it to give. GIVE!
JAMES A. FLAHERTY
VIM. j. McGindry Supreme Knight
Supreme Secretary. ~. q. = - 80. -. zal T j
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16

jefferson Street; thence West $50 feet
on the North line of Jackson Street to
the point of beginning.
And be it further resolved that a
copy of this resolution together with
the notice that the surveyors esti-
mate of the proportion of the cost Of
said work to be charged against each
lot, part of lot and parcel of land is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
SOLDIER BONUS HELD
DANGEROUS JUST NOW

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-(U. P0
Granting of a soldier bonus at pres
ent would infliet great hardship on
the tax payers. Senator McCumber
acting chairman of the finance COM
mittee, declared.
He predicted a decision on the
bonus will be reached at this session
of congress. II have no doubt that
congress eventually will grant a lib
erai bonus to the veterans" he said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16

charged against each lot. part Of lot
and parcel OF land on account OF said
proposed Improvement is now on file
in the office OF the City Recorder, sub
iect to inspection and examination.
Dated tfiis 9th day OF December.
1920.
THos. FITZ GERALD.
City Recorder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-16

on file in the office OF the City Re-
oorder be published for a period Of
ten days in the East oregonian. which
newspaper is hereby designated by the
Common Council for the publication
thereof.
And further notice Is hereby given
that the Surveyors estimate Of the cost
OF said nroposed improyoment to be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-15

HUDSON ST,
near Christopher st.. five story
warehouse, facing on two streets
possession May, 1921. SAMUEL
KII.PATRICN. oM nnr. Glnrcr Bldg
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REALTY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Cross & Brown have been appointed
agents Of the Bush Terminal Building.
1870 West Forty-second street
Cornelius r. Fish, for many years the
head of Fish & Marvin. has rendered his
RESIGNATION and retired from active par
ticipation in the firms affairs. Mr..
Fish will continue to be associated with
the firm In an advisory capacity.
For the new station house on the
south side of 1S5th street. between Sew
enth and Eirhth avenues the city paid
s37500. Title pressed yesterday
Crrikshank Corlpany NEGOTIATED the
recer thy reported lease for the eetate Of
Charles Frederick Hoffman OF 35O-354 y
Greenwich street ard 1886 Harrison
street to the Owenel CORPORATION for a
term at an aggregate rental Of about
$500 900.
John c., Humbert O., Gregory E.
Giusti Contrary are the pllrcr asers OF
the building 22-24 West Third street,
corner Greene street. sold by Fl. L. Mox-
ley & Co.
william Steinberg IS the buyer OF the
six houses at the northeast corner Of
Third avenue ard Twenty-ffth street,
sold recently by GEORGE Mex. Brown.
William T.anring and Robert S''ther-
land are the purchasers OF the dwelling
at % Bradhurst avenue. sold recently
through w. J. Huston & Son.
Louis Canrto is the buyer Of the house
at Hamilton street
c. Tuoti e Co have been appointed
agents for 305 and 307 East Thirty
ninth street.
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nEPoRrs FROM QUEENS.

Harold a Hawkins. with Corwith
Brothers sold for Florence Raynor To
John Weldon the three four story five
tam Is flats. 75X1QO, at I43 TO TAI Fifth
street. Long Island City. Plans for re
modelling the houses into three and -four
room apartments are now being pre-
pared Mr.. Hawkins also sold a two
story frame dwelling at 400 Second ave-
nue.. Long Island City. for DR. Albert r.
Allen to William Seaman and wife.
H. Randall wangeman in Astoria sold
FOR Amalie Pinnecke TO A. 1 Ross. lot
25x12s on the north side OF Temple
street near Hopkins avenue for He
'ena and JOIN Hyland to Sophie Nc
c. be. a two family frame dwelling at
Si4 Ely avenue; for William Richie 70
Anna pavlik, frame dwelling at 80
fIoyt avenue; for Gilbert Elliott to Boa
.ricc Seven a two family frame dwelling
10 - yelling street. for Ida and Julie
B1ylies 20 Gustave Boehm, vacant
plot. l16x10O. at 30 Remsen street: for
Harry Mendelsohn to Tricomi Construc-
ton Company. a vacant pot, l00Nl00. on
the east side Of Hamilton street near
Freeman avenue.
When Miss Anne Jessup woodin.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William n.
Woodln of Manhattan became the
bride of DIN Freo'e Harvey son of the
late DR.. Olin Frisbie Harvey and Mrs.
Harvey Of wilSesbarre. Pa. last Sat
urday. she received as a gift from her
parents a dwelling at the corner of
Beech street and Syringa place, FLUSH
ing. L. l. The purchase was made
through the Office of Ira L. Terry.
Lewis Fl. Nav Company sold for H. L.
Stroley the Hahn property on the north
side OF T.arkin street. Arverne. L. l.. to
NJ Bieber, who Immediately resold
through the same brokers to ] Fendrick.
The property is a three story hotel.
100x125
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

J. L Feibleman & Co, in Newark. n
J.. leased two stores. S72-s74 Broad
street. to the Globe Carpet and Oilcloth
Company. A. II. Slater. president, rep
resented the firm
Frank Hughes Taylor Company of
Montclair sold the dwelling. I Belvidere
place. 60x140. for Willie Wikstrom to J
T. Buntin
Burke Stone. Inc sold to Edmund
Taber Price vacant plot in Lawrence
Park West, Bronxville: also rented for
Mrs. Margaret Mccain her apartment.
furnished. in Ager Court TO Mr.. Carl
Strong for H NJ White. his residence
at II Elm road. 70 J G. Day. and for G
c.. Comstock, Jr., his home at Cedar
street furnished. to Virsilius Caracristi
II. Goldschmidt rented for the Good
Homes Realty Company house on Will
low avenue, Cedarhurst, to Samuel Wolf:
also for Mrs Anne Milhurn her estate on
West Broadway, Woodmere, to Howard
o. Wood. Jr.
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Thirty seventh street to David Mittei'
man.
Pocher & Co. leased to J. shoeman
leather goods. the second loft In 46s
Seventh avent for three years.
J. Arthur Fischer leased the store and
basement in asa Seventh avenue for ten
years to 3. Green. mems furnishings
also store In IS West Thirty eighth
street to NJ. < ] Talianoff, mil inery
supplies. and corner store In COO sixth
avenue 10 T.. Schiffs, ieweller.
Tierre & Golden Company leased at 90
West Ninety-seyenth street a four story
house for Mrs Louise Dumas 10 Mrs.
A. Dooley for three years also SIT West
l52d street, a three story dwelling. Tor
three years for T. Hooper 10 Mrs. M.
BrOckrnan
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MrscELLANEors LrAsns.

Duross Company leased the store and
basement In 132 70 1876 West Fourteenth
street 60 tho Whiting Parer Company
also to the National Safety First Az
Kit COMPANY, Inc. offices in the north
east corner OF Thirteenth and Hudson
etrects. and 20 Trevlaan & Vignall store
= 4c3 West Fourteenth street.
A. A. Hageman leased stores IN GO and
~ West Thirticth street 20 David Horo-
Snxz also the fourth loft IN G26 SIKH
svenuo to Louis Blcchman and Max
F-einblatt End basement store IN AZ West
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SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE
Cooks. &c.

COOK. Couple, first class cook. husband
chauffeur. wish positions with private
family wages $500: best city references.
i | Herald. Herald 50.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

FINELY furnished room apartment; gas,
heat and light; convenient 4th av. sub
way Bay Ridge; Christian adults; refer
required. Inquire 240 Ovington av.,
Fay Ridge.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE or NEW YORK.

OFFICE OF
sJJPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany. November list, 1920.
NOTICE or CLOSING or STATE CANALS
I'nicss sooner closed by ice, the canals Of
the state viii be closed to navigation as fol-
The Erie. Champlain and Black River ca
nals at twelve o'clock midnight Of Saturday
The oswero and Cay,iga and Seneca canals
nj twelve o'clock midnight OF Saturday, No.
For boats bound through the Erie Canal
and furnishing their own motive power, the
leaue OF through clearances VIII cease at
OF Friday, November ~. 1870.
For boats bound through the Oswego canal
the issue OF through ciearances NJ Oswego
wifi cease az twelve o'clock midnight OF
Thursday, November 10. 1870.
For boats bound through the Champiain
canal the Issue OF through ciearances viii
O'Clock midnight OF Wednesday, November
a, 1920.
boats bound for Intermediate points on the
canal system viii depend on the distances
proposed 10 be Travelled.
Notice l. hereby given that the work OF re-
moving buoys and channel markers from the
Oswego and Cayuga and Seneca ca.ials will
be begun on November %, 1920. and on the
Erie and Champlain canals on November -
1920.
No boats viii be permitted 70 be stored in
the lock chambers during the winter season
Owners OF boats desiring 20 winter their
craft IN any part OF the canal system
should first secure permission 20 do 40 from
the Superintendent OF Public Works at Al
bany, n, Y. Under no circumstances viii
any boat be permitted to remain I'm tho Erie
canal OF canallzed Mohawk river between
Locks Nos. and 10.
n. g. WALSH
Superintendent OF Public Works
state OF New York. Office OF the Secretary
Of state, 80
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued IN duplicate,
hereby certifies that the Brynhldn shipping
Corporation, q domestic stock corporation
has filed In this office on this 3rd day Of
November, 1920, papers for the voluntary
dissolution OF such corporation under section
22i OF the General Corporation Law, and
that Il appears therefrom that such cor
poration has compiled with said section In
order TO he dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF the
office of the Secretary Of State
nj the City ~ Albany. this third
(SEAI-) day Of November, one thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
g. w TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary OF State.
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BEAUTIFUL, all year residence In restricted
section. modern Q rooms, stucro, furnished
or unfurnished. baths. 4 sleeping rooms,
elegantly furnished. Oriental rugs. &c: Inn
mediate possession. This is not a spccula-
ion best of reasons for selling OWNER
90 Exeter at, Manhattan Breach.
BARGAIN-Full three story limestone and
white brick ~ rooms, hardwood trim /:
excellent condition New York Rv. near East
ern Parkway ideal home Tor doctor; price
and terms right Telephone JOHN J. Law
LOR Lafayette 1900
EIGHT family apartment house seven aud
bath 20 each family steam, hot water
electricity frprUuf best built IN Rrpok.
lyu rente ~ 600 per year. lot 30xi25; price
SlIO0Q 1888 bergen 81. Owner GOLDiNG-
EH, go Graham av. Tel. Stage 4425.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FACTORIES FOR RENT-i5OOO "a. r.
floors 5000 or 1000 it,: all or separate:
modern buildings. sprlnklered elevator. cleo
tiictty. heat Bradley Buildings itth St add
Vernon av, Long Island City; minutes
fiCm Grand Central Station. blocks fr
J subways, = cent fare; principals only Ad-
dress A. j. BRADLEY. owner, l0i Beekman
St. New York; telephone 1901 Beekman
FOR bargains In commercial water front
properties sec JOSEPH T. MULLIGAS,
30 Broad -.
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New Jpr- oy- Sale or Rent.

FOR SALE.
West Hoboken, nine room private dwell
Ing. detached building; all improvements:
good neighborhood. on Palisade av: price
81 600 will take half mortgage: no agents
need Apply. H67 Herald. Herald So.
RAMSEY. Eleven room cottage, suitable Q
families; improvements; garage: y acre
$4,000; photographs. HOVER. 2i2 Bway.
New York
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MuitifamiIy Houses Sold.

Duross Company sold for the Elizabeth
Coiey Ross Corporation the four story
single fat at az West Tooth street
1e.4x1O0.3, to Samuel Priess.
Max n. Natanson resold to the II. w
G. Corporation the Ave story fiat with
stores at 204 Delaney street, 25x100.
Benson Manufacturing Corporation
bought from Herman Rieb the four story
nat at 212 East Twelfth street. 20x105.6
Rose X. Spiegel sold TO Malvina Fried
man the Ave story fat at 165 st. Mich
olas avenue. 31.SxS5.S.
Albert A. Krch sold 20 Rose Ketman
the four story tenement at 2396 Second
avenue, 20xS0.
Henry W Allen sold to Salvatore A.
Gothic the four story tenement at 2267
First avenue. 29x7S.