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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-08-25

Il No freedom loving citizen .
e should vote for any candidate :
Il. who will not pledge himself i.
Il. to oppose any form of COM i.
y. pulsory labor law.
4. No justice loving citizen .
u. should vote for a candidate :
y. for any office who will not :
j. pledge himself to oppose in .
Il. functions and contempt pro- 4.
y. ceedings as a substitute for ,
Il trial by jury.
!. No freedom loving citizen i.
i. should vote for any candidate :
j. who will not pledge himself .
i. to vote for legislation abol- :.
X ishing child labor.
i
Observation-Disclosures.
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Building and General
LabOrers' Internation-
al Protective Union of
America, No. Fourteen
OFFICERS

President, Charles Paul. Res.
1902 w. Park ST., Urbana.
Tel. Main 1888.
Fin. Sec, |. Fl. Garman. Res.
sol n. Lincoln Ave. Urbana,
Tel. Main 995
Treasurer, A. c. Moss. Res
20S +. Washington St. Cham
paign, Tel. Main ISIS
Rec. Sec- j. L. Buckner, Res.
i05 f. Eureka St., Tel Main
2214
Business Agent, Oscar Weeks,
Res. 203h E. Park Ave-,
Champaign, Tel. Main 24S3.
We endorse John Gray for
Sheriff.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-13

Supervisor E. S. Spears moved thai
the report of the Superintendent OF
the poor farm be accepted.
:! Supervisor Jipson moved that the
| Board take a recess of thirty min.
utes. Motion carried.
Board convened again.
Supervisor Jipson moved that the
| report of the Equalization committee
be adopted.
Motion adopted.
To the Honorable Board of Super.
visors, Rusk County, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen:
Permit me to- call the attention OF
your Honorable Body to the appeal
and petition served through the coun-
ty clerk, Mr.. f. Munroe, on May 21st,
1921, at Ladysmith, Wisconsin.
This appeal and petition covers a
bridge crossing Deer Tail Creek on
highway, on section line running
west from Gates Road between sec
tons and 9 and 5 and 8, in town
of Willard
Kindly advise me what action, il
any, is taken on this matter, and
oblige.
Very sincerely yours,
J. FRANK DALEY,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Supervisor Miller moved that the
petition OF Daley be laid on the table
until the Spring meeting. Motion
carried.
Notice of Appeal to the County
Board.
To the Chairman of the town of
Atlanta:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned, free holders of the
township of Atlanta, Rusk County,
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IVER BERGSTROM,

v EN- ISOM,
Wisconsin, do hereby appeal to the
County Board of said county from
your failure and neglect to- repair,
grade and put INTO reasonable con-
dition for travel the following high
way, to wit:
The north and south highway run
ming through the center of Section
ten (10), township thirty-five (35),
range eight (S), through the whole
length OF said section ten (10).
CARL p ANDERSON,
And IA others.
Supervisor Summerville moved
that the petition OF the free holders
of the town of Atlanta be laid on the
table until Spring meeting Motion
carried.
Report of District Attorney
State of wisconsin,
SIS.
Rusk County,
O. ]. Falge being first duly sworn
ON oath, says: That he as the dis
trict attorney of Rusk County, Wis
consin, and that from the third day
of December, 1920, he has received
no fines, recognizances, forfeitures,
penalties, Or costs by virtue of his
said office, and makes this affidavit
pursuant to statutes in such case
made and provided
O. j. FALGE,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this goth day of November, 1921.
Fl. f. DUCKART,
foto Yll
sim
Supervisor Helm moved that the
report be adopted. Motion carried
Report Of Justice and ConstabIe's
COMMITTEES.
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ART LINDBLAD,
Chairman of the town of Rusk
To the County Board of Supervis
ors of Rusk County, Wisconsin:
The electors of the town of South
Fork, Rusk County, Wisconsin, hav-
ing voted special tax of seven hum
dred and fifty dollars ($750.00) for
the purpose Of improving the road
running north from the southwest
corner Of section fourteen (14)
hereby petition your Honorable Body
to appropriate an amount at least
equal to the amount voted by the
electors Of the town of South Fork.
All of said money to be used for the
improvement of said road in the
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DWPOI Y IoV1 II. p bpGdIo IIUFVU
adopted. Motion carried
TO the County Board of Super
visors of Rusk County, Wisconsin,:
The town of Rusk, Rusk County,
Wisconsin, having voted to repair
and make a fill Of the bridge on the
narrows of Potato Lake, in said
town, and having further voted for
the payment Of one-half Of the esti-
mated cost, to-wit; two hundred and
fifty dollars; hereby respectfully pc
tition your Honorable Body to APP
propriate an equal amount, namely
two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00)
for such repairs and fill
The estimated cost of such repairs
and fill is five hundred dollars,
($500.O0).
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Poor Commissioner, $4,000 and &C.
tual expenses per month.
We further recommend that the
board cost to- county prisoners be
fixed at not to exceed four dollars
($4.0O) per week of ri meals.
O. L. HOTZ,
j, Helm. Jr.
G. JOINER.
All fees to go to the Sheriff the
same as in the past four years.
Supervisor Jipson moved that the
report of the committee be adopted.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Helm moved that the
matter of working prisoners be left
to Supervisor Miller. Motion car
ried.
Supervisor Helm moved that the
Board adjourn until 1870 P. M. Mo.
ton carried and Board adjourned.
f e. MUNROE,
County Clerk.
Ladysmith, Wis,
Dec. /, 1921.
1880 p. M.
Board called to order by the Chair.
man.
Supervisor Summerville moved
that the calling of the roll and read
ing of the minutes be dispensed with.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Hotz moved that Mr..
Holmes be given vote of thanks for
coming here and explaining his in
spection of the bridge in the town of
RRsk. Motion carried.
Resolution offered by Supervisor
Miller.
Resolved, that the rules govern
ing the procedure of the County
Board of Rusk County be amended
by adding the following rule: "Any
taxpayer or his representative may,
upon application to the chairman,
present to this Board, either in writ
ing or orally, his views upon any mat
ter coming before this Board. I'M
mediately on opening each days
session of this Board, opportunity
shall be given for the presentation
of such views by such tax payer or
his representative.
V. V. MILLER,
Supervisor.
Supervisor e. S. Spears moved
the adoption of the resolution.
To be continued next week
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Hurrah! The dogs of war have all
been disposed Of but details.-Man-
liza Bulletin.
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ing alone but should be adopted by
every department of the county
government Therefore pc it
Resolved, by the County Board OF
Supervisors of Rusk County, Wiscon-
sin, that en- and after this date all
supplies over $500 purchased by
this county be let to the lowest re
sponsible bidder. And be it fur
ther
Resolved, that before any county
road or bridge contract is let that the
same be advertised at least once in
the official paper in this county.
Signed
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FRANK Z1MM Err.
Supervisor Jipson moved that the
petitions be adopted. Motion car
ried
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors Of Rusk County, Wisconsin,.
Gentlemen
At the special meeting OF this
Board held on May 3, 1921. the un-
dersigned Printing and Stationery
Committee were instructed to let all
county printing coming under their
supervision to the lowest bidder.
These instructions have been carried
out. We secured bids from every
printer in the county and also from
outside sources and are satisfied that
a substantial saving has been made
to the tax payers of Rusk County
We are Of the opinion that this meth
cd of doing the county's business
should not be confined to the print
Report of Sheriff and
We, the undersigned committee
bills, having had the same under con
recommend to the Board that they b
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Report Of ittee
To he they allowed follows
G.. JOINER,
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manner approved by the COUNTY
State Road and Bridge Committee.
SAM BIDA,
Town Chairman, town Of South
Fork
Approved:
D. J. SUMMRVILLE,
r r DUCKLOW
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sss should be s adopted
state S0sa any SAM BIn government Therefore bs
Town Chairman County
s essns, s e. . ss os
FRANK zIsIsiER sponsbe bidder And be it fur
p be- so, saa' any
san official sss a sas su9
Board s:s e .' 1921. 4 Il. sa
vs4s sn to s M
auditing settlement Commit
p p W sed h ba Dss om zee
printer in the county
saving has been made sergen moved that
chiren Home Society
should Id not atH Be confined the print
Report Of and oroner'sC ommtte
bills hana had
( ( !. 5 s sssSs
l. Maloney, board prisoners 81 s1so
f. o g. ras aa'e expense snS"l lses " 1000
4 Scarab ps G seney sheriff fees 1888 $3.50
Gerald H5rf ssass s'' sss@iff fss
..S eaFdt n,osss sheriff }ss os
H. Gerald c. Maoney boarding prisoners $3.50
IS Ditmanson Nelson clothing prisoners,
Gerald M Maens s sasd ss
i Gerald Gerald n Maioa pe euppf a9
IS sheriff 44o
State of Wisconsin }
u., (ss
coroners Ru County
o.. FA5aE,
that the be
Report of superintendent 0 Farm
herewith present to you reports on the county farm expenses
Iabor the year were as l0no 's145s2s
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FRANk I'm VI Err,
JOSEPH w. JONES

DRANK
JOSEPH w.
Richards,
A. Troer
&
j.
Maloney
w.
Supervisor f. the of the
Mileage Per Diem Committee
the Board they be allowed follows:
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~, tu,
adopted
carried.
Illegal Certificate Comm ittee
consideration
the Board that they be allowed follows
V. " MILLER,
HERBERT
J illegal certificate
W. Carow, illegal certificate 1926
Henry Leppert illegal certificate 1864
Baker Land Title Co., illegal certificate 1877
j. McGilvray, illegal certificate,
81. Falge, illegal certificate,
z Paul Foust illegal tax deed PISA
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o. A. SERGENT,
G. L. SPEAR,
p. I'll. DOAR.

Supervisor Summerville moved
to amend the resolution by making
the auditing and Settlement Commit
tee purchasing committee.
/. Amendment adopted.
Original resolution as amended
adopted
Supervisor Sergent moved that
the County appropriate $4,000 to
the Children's Home Society for the
coming year.
Motion carried.
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-
We, the undersigned cpnmmittee,
to whom was referred the annexed
bills, having had the same under
consideration report the same back,
and recommend to the Board that
they be allowed as follows:
w. H. UMBACK,
c. A. PAUL,
s. HALAS.
| Conrad Thieman, witness $3.50
f. A Kirvan, justice fees 9.75
3 E. A. Kirvan, justice fees 1884
4 P. J Kassela, justice fees, 10
Is P. J. Kassela. justice fees, 400
E. w. Frenchick, const fees. sos
is E. A. Kirvan, justice fees, 1872
z E. A. Kirvan, justice
ices ....... 11.55 ST.
State of Wisconsin, }
County of Rusk,
l, the undersigned, o. j. Falge,
duly elected and qualified district at
Wisconsin, do certify that I have ey,
amired the above statements of JUS
tice and constable fees and find them
proper charges against Rusk County,
and said county is liable to pay the
same.
o. j. FALGE,
District Attorney,
Supervisor E. s. Spears moved that
the report of the committee be adopt
ed. Motion carried.
Supervisor Helm moved that we
adopt the State system of keeping
county books, and that an approp-
ration of $500 for installing the
same be made. Motion carried.
Supervisor Summewille moved
that committee of three be appoint
ed to look into the matter of dispos-
ing county tax certificates. Motion
carried.
Referred to the Finance Commit
tee.
Supervisor Summerville moved
that vote of thanks be extended to
the Rusk County Development Com
mittee, Mr.. Emmons and the Lady
smith papers for the energetic cam
paign on land clearing. Motion car
ried.
Supervisor E. S. Spears moved that
the Board adjourn until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Motion carried
and Board adjourned.
r. E. MUNROE,
County Clerk.
Ladysmith, Wis,
Dec. 1, 1921.
10 o'clock A. M.
Board called to order by the Chair
man.
Roll called. Board all present.
Supervisor McHugh moved that the
reading of the minutes be dispensed
with. Motion carried.
Supervisor Summerville moved
that the purchasing Of an adding ma
chine for the Supervisor of Assess
ments be left up 10 the purchasing
committee. Motion carried.
Report of Salary Committee.
We, the undersigned committee to
whom the question of officers salar-
les, clerk hire, etc., was referred, beg
to report that we have considered
each office and recommend that the
following clerk hire and salary be al
lowed to each county officer, begin
ming as soon hereafter as the law will
permit.
District Attorney, salary 100000
Clerk hire none
4 No. 49, Il
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Motion
bills consideration
recommend the Board that they be allowed follows
o. A
p.
q l.,
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j be
md rounds Comm
o the
the as
" ". MILLER,
j. r. DUCKLOW
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that the report of the committee be
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o Comm
undersigned
the back and
be asfo
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O
o. J. FALGE,
Supervisor E. of
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COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS:
Continued from last week.
Report of County Treasurer

70 the honorable Board OF Supervisors of Rusk
of
the office of the County
1921
Respectfully,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-06
Urges Trading Mart
In Leather ''Futr,ros.,

bOSION, May Establishment.
by tanners of an active market IN
leather futures so that insurance
may be had against price Auctya.
lions by hedging was susge ested bv
NJ. c. Rorty. vice president Of tbo
Bell Telephone Securities Companv
at the annual convention Of the
tanners Council at the Cop|ev-
Plaza Hotel.
The tanning industry" he said
rs unique, owing to the fact tbs4
ra" materials are, in the main.
seml-perishablc by-products of the
meat and dairy and wool industries
and come on the market in stcadv
stream, regardless of variations IN
the demand for leather.
There are possibilities of i'm
provement through cooperative
technical research for shortening
the time for the production. hut
the greatest hope seems to lie in
action which will minimize tho
risk and cost Of storing surplus
leather output. Warehouse receipts
for stocks of finished leather must
become high grade collateral for
bank loans"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-06
Late Judge C. II. Duell's
Lots Will Be Sold To-day
Auction Comprises 649 Parcels
in the Dnnton Section
of Jamaica

domestic seekers, operators and in
Vesoors VIII have an opportunity to
select from 649 lots at Dunton-.Jamaica
to-day at prices Of their own making.
The auction will be conducted on the
premises by Joseph P. Day and J. Clar-
ence Davies. The property is known as
the Ducli estate tract. having been
purchased in 1914 by the late judge
Charles II, Duell and associates to de-
velop 1t into fine residential property.
He died just as his Judgment was about
to be vindicatcd, and the auction is to
close the estate
The lots arc on Van Wyck, Suwanee.
Lincoln and 111th avenues, 133d. bath.
135th, l38th and l39th streets Nearly
all thoroughfaros arc graded. curbed
and have cement sidewalks, Van Wyck
and Suwonee avenues being macadam-
ized streets.
"TaX exemption, and the fact that
so per cent may remain on installment
contract. should act as magnets to
homcseekers." said Messra. Day and
Davies. "Jamajca is the center of
transportation on Long island, being
but eleven miles from the Pennsyl-
avnia station The Long Island Rail
road runs to Jamaica from Flatbush
station in twenty minutes, also the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-06
Mrs. Mary N. Perkins Sells
Home in East I'D Street
House Held at 100000 Will Be
Rebuilt by New Owner;
Other DWELLING Sales

-, William B. May & Co. and Brown,
W heelock & Co sold the four-story and
basement, high stoop. private residence
]" East Seyentythird Street, 227x1o2.2
IoH Mrs, Mary n. Perkins. to a client
VINO vS viii imme diate'y rebuild the house
ne property has been held at $40 900
me Fitzgerald estate sold to Lewis
fhIllips 312 West Twenty-third Street
1our-story dwelling, which had been
- ~ the selling family for half century
dwight. Archibald & Perry and John
W. Browne were the brokers.
Jane K. Ketchum sold to Emslie NJ
GIilet y, four-story dwelling at 15s East
lhlrty-eighth Street. 1890.
John II. Lynch sold to Frederick T
Case five story residence at 500 West
Ninety first Street, 25x76.4
John N. Whitehouse sold to Sigmund
9chIesslnger three story dwelling at
o' West l27th Street. 17.9xae11.
J. Arthur Fischer has sold for NJ. A
Magee the threestory dwelling 3S4 st
;NIcho!as Avenue, 1SXl25, TO Thomas f
Healy
o. ga ". Fish sold to Henry B. Farr
a three-story dwelling at 46 West
Eleventh Street. 21.Sx949.
Van Nlet & Place sold for the es-
tate of James F. Carroll the three story
dwelling and stable at l2o Charles
Street. 25.9x97.2.
Charles I. Bell sold to Mosella A
Johnson a three-story dwelling at 205
west 136th Street, 11X991l
New-York tribune., 1922-05-06
Investing in Residential
And Unimproycd Bronx Realty

A client of Charles Siegel Levy pur-
chased from August Lauter 613 Hest
chester Avenue, fourstory tenement
with stores. William Krone was the
broker.
julius Trattner sold for Emillie
Graeber the fve-story fat, 533 East
147th Street 25xl0O, to Elsie Ges and
Katherine HaGpt.
g. Tuoti &, Co. sold for the Benen-
son Realty Company to Mrs. Calderelli
the fiye-story apartment 556-55S East
18lst Street, 50x63.
The J. H. and H. Holding Company
ive-siory fats at 1890 Park Avenue,
100N.1O at the northeast corner Of
lS5th Street.
The Ebling Realty Company sold to
Samuel lsaacson the two three-story
flats. 5Sx1O0, at the south west cor
ner Of Cauldwc)l Avenue and l58th
Street
Jacob T. Datturgler sold to Bessie
Goldstein the four-story house at $50
Westchester Avenue, 63x irregular, AT
the northeast corner of 156th Street.
D. A. Trotta sold for the estate Of
Charles Baechler 1888 Unionport Road,
E hreefamily dwelling, 26x1oo.
Shaw, Rockwell 6. Sanford sold for
Mandelbaum & Levine the vacant plot.
50r97, al the northeast corner Of
jerome Avenue and lS3d Street to a
client fer improvement.
Barbara Leopard sold to the Under
cliff Realty Company the property
357xl10x irregular, at the southeast
corner of freeman Street and Stebbins
Avenue.
Samuel Luria bought the property,
100x62.1l. at the northwest corner Of
1S1st Street and Valentine Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-06
BUY
COLONY Arcade.
In 38tI, Street
Levy Bros. Also Extensive
BUILDERS in Brooklyn, Get
History West Side Struc.
turc Held at S1.25O.OOO

byrnc e. Bowman sold for the
colony Construction Company. Robert
r. Aooel. president, to Lew Bros.
Brooklyn, builders and operators. the
colony Arcade, a twelve-s story build
ing at 65 and 81 West Thirty-eiehtb
street, running through to Sc and sa
est lhlrty-ninth Street. on plot 6, o
o., on lhlrty- eighth Street. and As on
nlrty,nlnth Street The building is
oeVoted entirely to tho millinery
trade. 1t was held at $3.50. 900 and
was sold on cash basis.
inns is Levy Bros first large nur-
Ichasc, in the mid town section. thev
nave been previously engaged in cxten-
sive building and lot operations in
brooklyn. This sale makes the fourt h
large building in this vicinity sold bv
byrne l. Bowman this year.
Sales on East Side
The 43 Second Avenue Corporation
with M. X, Orbach. ]. NJ. Kane and
r. PoIaretskv. as directors. has been
ormed TO take over the seven-s+orv
ouliding with stores at 43 Second Ave
nue., 22xl00, at that address. adioin-
ing The entrance 10 the Marble Ceno-
terry.
Coraline l.. lmlach sold to +bo
Yankee Construction Corporation =
1our-story house at lO7 Fl asst Thir+r
first Street, 22x9S.o.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-06
Wool Market Still S,rono

BOSTON. May 5.--"The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say: THE
market here has continued very stronc
and prices are again somewhat hirher
for the week. Although the volume Of
business has been little less on &C
count Of reduced stocks with which to
90 business in the West, there has
been very, general buying. with prices
slightly dearer than last week, fine
wools selling. generally at 35c to 42c.
Inc demand for goods is somewhat i'm
proved. even worsted goods at length
responding. and the American Wooler
Company has advanced prices 10 "a ooc
a yard on these goods. occasionai]l,
more. with the expectation tha. nyices
will be still higher on account Of tha
rise in wool"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-06
Trading in Flats
Continues Active
I'm Many Sections
Apartments in West 98th
ST. Resold; Brown BUYS
the Abercrombie, on St.
Nicholas Avenue Corner

The Joe-Hen Realty Company. repre-
sented by Goldfein & Weltfisch. resold
to client Of Benjamin Harris the
two six-story apartments at TO -
west Ninety eighth Street, on a plot
l00.SXl00.l1, adjoining the southwest
corner of Central Park West. The
property was held at $1SO,00O. The
houses contain accomm odations for
forty-elght families and were bought
ny the sellers couple of months ago
Frederick Brown purchased from
Murray Hill the Abercrombie, a six
story elevator apartment at the south
west corner Of st. Nicholas Avenue and
l6oth Street, containing forty apart
ments and six stores, 120xllTx irreg-
ular. Nehring Bros. were the brokers.
Pease {; Gilman sold for Mrs Mar
garet w. Smelling 536 East Ninety
NTH street, a slx-story apartment, 4Ox
100.
O'Rciily & Dahn and Emanuel Simon
resoid for Edgar ". Levy to a client
corner Of Ninety-ffth Street and Park
Avenue, fivestory building, 25.S1ax90.
Sharp & Co. sold for Sophie Phnder
TO Louis Kramer 687 Amsterdam Ave
nue.. fvestory fiat with four stores,
G9Xl00. The same brokers have resold
the property for My. Kramer to a client
OF Mclaughlin & Stern, attorneys.
Anna G. Schmitt sold to Pearl and
Louise Kramer the four story store
tenement at 719 Ninth Avenue, 25.1x
700 at The southwest corner of Forty
ninth Street
SCHNEIDER & Liebler sold for the es
tate of Otto Burkart the two five story
tenements at 393 and 395 East Eighth
Street. The property had not been
transferred since 1855.
F. G. Loefer sold to Catherine Nc
West Fifty-eighth Street. 25x10O.5.
the seven story elevator apartment.
with seven stores. 26.7X100, at 159 Sec
ond Avenue. at the southwest corner Of
Tenth Street
The two fve-story apartments at 512
to 518 West 156th Street. 100X99.1
have been sold by the kretcr Realty
Company to the Artisan Realty Com
panY.
NAilie McGloine sold to J. S God
reds four story fiat at 526 West 1850
Street, 16.Sx99,llx irregular.
Abraham Midonich sold TO Joseph
TILES the two siX-story apartm ents al
537 to 5d3 West 133d Street 100x99 IL
Fitz Howell sold for Israel Ackels-
berg and Samuel Grossman the five
story apartment 206 West 14Sth Street,
37.6x99.l1
Frank Cimiro sold to the Newark
Construction Company six-story
store tenement at 473 and AIS East
Houston Street, 50X40x irregular.