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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
GOVERNORS FAIL
AGREE TODAY ON
PR0HI QUESTION
Widely Different Views Advanced BY
Chief Executives In Meeting al
Sulphur Springs; Row Starts
over Khan.
SESSION NEAR BREAKING,
DISCUSSION is HOSTILE
Predict Presidents Conference Of
State Chiefs In January VIII
De Unable to Agree; Some
Against Meeting.
ng IAWnENcE MARTIN

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va,
Dee. i5.-Widoly divided ON the
questions on prohibition enforcement
and the best means OF meeting ku
l<lux Klan activities, the governors
meeting In conference here Will be
unable 10 agree on any suggestions
10 Presidcnt Harding at the forth
coming prohibition parloy, 1t. is In.
dicaiod today,
Injection OF the prohibition and
khan question almost broke mp the
conference 40 FAR apart are the gov.
ern0rs on the problems. The klan
question caused them TO hold n sos.
sion until well after last midnight
40 this session somewhat heated
discussion broke out. because Gov
ernor John ". Parker, Louisiana.
earlier IN the evening had delivered
a challenge to his colleagues 10
meet squarely what he called the
twin menace OF prohibition law yio'
lations and the Ku Klux Klan.
Governors Morrison. North Caro-.
lima and Kilby. Alabama. said they
agreed with Parker in his unmeas-
ured denunciation OF mass action by
masked men, but did not want the
impression created that the confer
ence agreed unanimously with Park
er's assertion that congressional
Legislation should be enacted to curb
the khan. Parker has recommended
laws to enforce filing with the de-
partment of justice of sworn lists of
members of all secret orders, and
another to prohibit masking.
"The way to meet the khan prob
lem Is by confuting and confounding
them in argument said Morrison.
Parker asked sarcastically how Of
ficers could meet and argue with
masked men who operate under COW
On Of darkness.
"Well, we argue with masked high.
waymen" said Morrison, explaining
that he meant argument by bringing
10 bear the force Of public opinion
Governor Kilby, also said that while
he agreed with Parker and did not
see the force Of Morrison's state
ment he did not wish by his silence
to concede all Parker's arguments.
Another attempt to arouse the
governors to some definite stand on
The klan will be made when Gov
ernor Henry J. Allen of Kansas, ad'
dresses the conference Saturday
Allen was duo here today. Ho
will confer with Governor Parker,
who will leave tonight for Louisiana
Allen arrived to find the conference
had moved away for the day. AT
the Invitation Of Governor Morgan,
of West Virginia, the visitors went
by special train and motor to Beck.
ley 20 miles away to inspect a coal
mine. Morgan told the eecutiyes he
would show them that many OF the
stories about labor conditions and
the way West Virginia miners had
to live were "gross exaggerations.
Governor Oleott, of Oregon today
received an anonymous letter tell
ing him he ought to be shot at sun
rise for his opposition to tho klan
and warning him watch your step
Bennie Olcott."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15

Washington. Dec. Is. The i'm
peachment proceedings against At
torney-General Daugherty are near
an end, in the opinion Of observers
today.
A spectacular climax is expected
today when Representative Keller,
republican. Of Minnesota, will be
hailed before the house judiciary
committee by official subpoena,
placed under oath and a demand
made that he divulge any evidence
he has in support Of his eleven un-
tried specifications against the at
torneygeneral.
Keller was served with a subpoena
last night after he had flatly re-
fnsed TO 20 under oath voluntarily
and had stamped out of the commit
tee room, with his counsel because
the committee declined to let nm
mako statement. This statement
subsequently given to the press,
charged the judiciary committee WIN
beipg biased and intent upon white
washing" Attorney-General Daugher-
~ Keller also made public letter
from Samuel Untermyer New YORK
attorney, declaring that proceedings
in the impeachment thus far nave
been "manifestly unfair"
The Minnesota congressman was
expected to refuse today to proceeu
with the Introduction of testimony,
and to counter with the demand tha'
the committee report out his reso-
luton recommending a final I'M
neachment trial before the senate.
Counsel for Daugherty, it is un-
derstood, will make a statement de
claring charges must be threshec
out to the bottom
II Keller refuses to TESTIFY, seV
eral committeeman, including lateS
Of Illinois and Classon Of Wisconsin
have stated they viii demand ina,
Keller make public retractlon .,
The charges he uttered agalns'
Daugherty on the floor Of the mouse
last SEPTEMBER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
Nations Favor Plan.

Paris Dee 15.- France and Eng
land are in accord on the question
Of asking the United States to par
ticipate in readjustment of interna-
tional debts on basis laid down prl-
vately at the London premiors' con-
ference, it was semi Officially an
nounced today.
1t is understood the American
government will be asked:
!. TO reduce rates OF interest on
capital loaned.
2. To increase delays eheady con
sented to for definite settlement.
3. To cooperate in helping nations
(which suffer most from the war"
France is to cancel the obligation
of her debtors among the small ma
tions which fought on the allied side
in the war, and England will cancel
the French debt America, it is said
will be asked to initiate Fracce.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
TRANSFER BANK
CASES To CHIX.
El Reno Bankers Get Change OF
Venue and VIII De Tried Here;
Indicted In Connection With
Commercial Bank.

~ Reno. Okla. Dec. 15.-Trial Of
G.. l.. Englo. Frank Engle, ]. o. Gal.
loway and John Hale on the lndict.
1onts returned against them by tho
grand Jury here last summer. IN con-
nectlon with the closing OF the Com
mercial bank, has been transferred
from Canadian county district court
to the district court Of Grady county,
the petition for change Of venue
by the defendants having been
graneid by Judge c. c. Smith OF
Guthrie. Earl Morris and r. =.
lackman. who were also indicted by
the grand jury. will be tried in the
district court here. no request for
a change Of venue having been made
by either
Frank Engle, Galloway and Hale
are confronted BY only one case,
that being on a charge OF eonspir-
acy against the state Of Oklahoma.
Mr. Engle, who was president Of
the failed Commercial bank. faces
seventeen counts, fourteen being for
receiving money when the bank was
In an insolvent condition, one LOT
embezzlement. one for using n bank
to defraud and one for conspiracy
against the state.
Judgments were rendered by the
district court here Monday against
G. l.. Engle, Frank Engle, Earl
Morris. Clyde Matthews and Dr. W.
p. Cato on the suit for the collec-
ion of their double liability as stock.
holders of the delunet Commercial
bank. The suit was filed by Roy
Waicatt as state bank commissioner.
with the exception of Or. Cato, who
failed to appear in the court to fight
She case, all of the defendants gave
notice OF appeal to the supreme
court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
RenOUdi of Court
From Politics Is
Biggest KaRs. job

Topeka. Kan, Doc. i5.@Rcmoval
of tho Kansas Industrial Court from
politics Is the biggest problem Kan.
sas has to solve. W l.. lIugglns
presiding judge OF that court told
tho Kansas Engineers Society at ils
annual banquet here last night.
"Nelthor labor or capital can be
expected 10 have any confidence ln
the court unless this can bo DONE"
Judge llugglns said.
The Kansas Engineers were TO
conclude their twoday convention
hero today with an all-day program
oi discussions OF engineering prob
lema.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
KELLER REFUSES
SUBPOENA ORDER
Of HOUSE TODAY
Opponent Of paunheriy In impeach.
mcnt Case ceiles Judiciary Com
mlttee; May Be Disciplined
az Result, 10 Idea.
TROUBLE COMES AFTER
HEATED W2ANcLE THURS.
Committee Votes 10 Co Ahead With
Proceedings Despite kellers Ac-
tion; VIII slit Matter 10
Bottom, Says View.

Washington. Dec Representa-.
tive Oscar Keller. Minnesota, author
of the impeachment resolution
against AttorncyGoueral Daugheriy,
today deiied the house judiciary
committee.
lie refused to appear before the
committee In answer 10 n subpoena.
Issuance OF the subpoena followed
an acrimonious wranglo between
Keller and the committee last night,
during which the congressman sought
20 read statement charging that
tso impeachment inquiry thus far
had been "a whltowash," and an
a0uncing that he was through with
the affair.
AS the result Of Keller's failure to
answer tho subpoena. disciplinary ac-
tiun before the bar OF the house was
suggested by Representative Gra-
ham. Pennsylvania, member OF the
committee. Other members favored
delaying any such action for day
TO allow Keller more time to appear
The committee voted unanimously
TO 70 ahead with the impeachment
proceedings, despite keller's refusal
to appear and further press his
charges.
ave win SIT this matter to the
bottom" declared Chairman Vol
stead. III Keller persists in backing
down. we will call our own wit
nesses and try the remaining charges
as best we can.'
After members had taken turns
EXPRESSING their views that Keller
Wa running out" the committee
voted to give the Minnesota con
gfessman until tomorrow to answer
the subpoena.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
AMERICAN LABOR MUST CHANGE IT'S
TACTICS, BRITfSHER SAYS; GOMPERS
ANSWERS, STATEMENT IN INTERVIEW

field. Keep repeating the process
until success comes" That is Mac
Donald's advice to American labor.
Macdonald is a firm believer in
the destiny of labor. Despite nat
ural caution in the matter of politi-
cal prophecies he gives the present
government less than the average
life of the British parliament. AS
to its successor he pointed out that
labor is now the official opposition
to His Majesty's government, as
represented by Premier Ronar Law
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
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MARROW, Okla. Dec. 15.--The body
of Arthur Johnson, young man OF
this city who was killed in an ac-
cident in the Grady county gas field
this morning, was broght here today
and is being pr pared for burial.
He moved here about three weeks
ago with his parents from Comanche.
When news of the accident reached
NARROW the parents of the victim
were in Comanche. They were noti-
fled and were expected to return
here this afternoon.
No announcement of funeral ar
rangements had been made at noon.
1t was not known whether burial
would occur here or in the former
home of the family in Comanche.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
TEXAS MAN CONVICTED.
(By The United Press.)

Houston. Texas, Dec. 15.-Leon
Briggs, charged with murder in con-
nection with the shooting to death
of ]. w. Floyd. federal prohibition
officer, was today found guilty of
manslaughter and sentenced to five
years imprisonment
The jury returned the verdict af-
ter celebrating twenty-one hours.
Floyd was killed in raid by pro-
hibition officers on Briggs home
| here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
BANDITS IN RAID
ON DURANT BANK

Durant, Okla, Dec. 15.-Four
masked bandits held UP two bank
officers in the Caddo National bank,
raddo. twelve miles north Of here TO-
dav. and escaped with all the cur
Tencv and liberty bonds in the IN
stitution, according to work re-
ceiyed here. LA
Amount of the loot obtained couia
not be ascertained, bank otficlaiS
said A check is being made it was
Posses are chasing the bandits
who made their getaway in an auto
mobile.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
State Capitol in
Mourning, Another
Empl0ye Is Dead

Oklahoma city Dec i5.-okla'
homas state capitol was IN mourn
lng to-day for the second time within
a week when Il became known the
J. Bart Foster, veteran employo OF
tho state. was dead,
Foster died yesterday Of hNarl
disease. llo was formerly assistant
state fire marshal. 4 year ago he
went 10 tho insurance department
J. =. Noaln. state cmployc. Was
killed Saturday In an accident. Ills
former home was Chandler and
burial Is expected to be made there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
BANDITS KILL PAYMASTER.
CIV The United Pres }

Boston, Mass, Dec. 1.-two ban
dts shot and killed George A..
Willis, 30, paymaster of The Boston
News Bureau today as he was en-
tering his office in Kilby street,
and escaped with about $500 in
cash.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
BY SAMUEL GOMPERS,
(Hresident of the American Fedora
tion of Labor.)
(Written for the United Pressl

(Written for the United Press)
Copyright, 1922, by United Press)
Washington, Dec 15.-I dare say
that American labor today is ex-
actly as effective politically as Brit
ish labor but whether or not that
is the case, the material thing is
that the latter must, and does, suit
its conduct to the conditions which
surround British labor and to the
physiology of British labor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
NOMINATE CUSHING P. M.

Washington, Dec 10. = President
Harding today sent to the senate
the nomination of Clarence S. Brig
ham. at Cushing, Okla, to be post
master.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
COLLECTING PERSONAL TAX.

!" Many tax warrants for the collec-
3ion Of delinquent personal tax have
been placed in the hands OF the
sberiffs office for collection.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15

Mexico has tree that has
branches resembling blood-red hands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
HAYWOOD BONDS
TO Be forfeited

Chicago, Dec l5.-Twenty thou
sand dollars in bonds put up by
Bill Haywood and Henry Rochfisher'
who fled to Russia after being con
victed of violation of the espionage
act were declared forfeited today
hv Federal Judge Page.
The bondsman was VIM. Bross
Lloyd, who was recently released
from state prison after serving d
short term for similar charge un-
der state statutes.
If the money is not paid within
ten days federal agents will seize
Lloyd's home here.
ROTARY TO UNION HILL.
Tonight at Union Hill graded
school, southeast Of Chickasha, the
Chickasha Rotary club will stage
its rural acquaintance minstrel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
TOPPLES INSIDE
Of TOWER FROM
LOFTY PLATFORM
Arthur Johnson. Derrick Man on
caudlll Wells, Falls 10 Death
From Rigs "crow's Nest;
Body Badly Crushed.
BODY TAKEN TO MARROW,
PARENTS ARE NOTIFIED
First Tragedy for Field; Second Ac-
oident Of Day Comes When Lon
Dustin Injured When Caught
In Gasoline Engine.

Tho chlckasha gas ficld saw its
flist tragedy this morning In an ac-
cldont which cost the life OF Arthur
Johnson OF MARROW. derrick man on
the Caudlll Bros. well In section
2.in.Sw.
According TO reports from tho
field, Mr.. Johnson was working on
the platform high up In the derrick.
In some manner he was caught by
the derrick line. tho report said.
causing him TO lose his balance and
crash some sixty feet to the derrick
floor below.
The workers at the rig rushed 10
the man. but ell efforts 10 revive
him failed His body was horribly
crushed by the fall. nearly every
bone In the mans body being brok-
en-. lie died instantly
The best information obtainablo
today was that he had been working
on the Caudill well only a few days.
One report stated that he had pre-
vlously worked in the Stephens
county field near Comanche. His
DOuy was taken 10 MafloW.
Another Man Injured.
Lon Dustin, living In the vicinity
of Farwell, was injuerd this morn
ing when he was hit by moving
parts of a pump being used to pump
water for n drilling well In the
Grady county gas field.
The injured man was rushed to
Chickasha in an ambulance and Is
undergoing treatment In hospitrl
here. Physicians believe he will
recover.
Dustin. according to reports, was
engaged in repairing a certain part
of the engine when he feinted ald
fell against moving paris \. thu
machine. His back was hurt and he
sustained other injuries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15

CONGRESS TO-DAY.

: Senate.
= Debates ship subsidy bill. I
= Special committee eonllnu. I
= ues Standard on probe.
1. AEric ulturc committee In !
= caucus ON Norris farm credits I
. bin. I
= Military affairs committee I
= IN executive session. 4
: House. !
: judiciary committee con- I
. tlnucs impeachment hearings. I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15

CONTINUED on page two.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
A HOME PAPER

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press. Latest world news by Leased
Wire from the United rress Asso.
citation.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Cburtb Of tbt Grsnsliourstisn

Z Tstt 10Th q. DF. UUIbUTON. HfftoFs
COMMtfNfONs ara . 4 "
1880. CRuICK sffANf.g MASS AND
gEnMO"
o'cfork CHORAL EVENfONG
sPOHRS Praise His Awfsi Hams."
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
S5.OOO.OO0 Rental
To Be Paid for
Hotel Claridge
Broadway Hosielry Taken
for Twcnty-one Years by
Morris vi. Glascr; Will
Put Stores on First Floors

The Claridgc Hotel. at the southeas,
corner of Broadway and Forty-fourth
Street. one Of the fine hotels Of the
broadway and Forty-seeond Street dis
trici. has been taken on lease by Nor
ris ~ Glaser. The lease is for twenty
ono years. at rental that will total
s.. 200. 900 for the entire period. The
property was leased from the Claridge
Hotel Corporation. Lueian Bloomer
took 10 over some years ago, when u
was known rs Rcctor's.
The building is thirteen stories high
and covers % site iO2 feet on Broadway
rnd 1918 feet IN Forty-fourth street.
Mr. Glaser acquired recently from Fred
Brown the old Grand Opera House. at
tho northwest corner of Eighth Avenue
and Twcnty-third Street. The Claridge
lease was negotiated by Day & Day,
the brown Whoclock Company and
Harvey y. Newman Ncwins. The FIRST
three floors Of the building will be al
tered. for tho ground or street hoor
is 20 he subdividcd into stores. The
alteration will cost s25O.U00
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Tall West End Ave.
Flat i'm Course of
Construction Sold
Vincent ]. Slattery Purchases
l5-Siory Buildings Being
Built for 90 Families.
Other Apartment Trading

Vincent ]. lattcry bought the fifteen.
story apartment now in course Of con-
struction on the east side Of West End
Avenue. between Eighty-eiEhth and
EiChty-ninth streets. Tho building is
being erected by the 5Ss West End
Avenue Corporation. II. A. Hayman
president. The building will contain
sixty apartments Of three and four
rooms each. The entire plot was cx-
cavatcd 90 depth Of fifteen feet and
n complete laundry Installed in the
basement for the accommodation of
tenants. More than 80 per cent Of tho
apartments have been rented from
plans. The property was held AZ $780,
O00 Sharp & Co.. the brokers in tho
transaction. have been appointed agents
by the now owner.
Julius Maicr purchased from J. V.
Cohen & Co. tho former Griffin estate
holdings al the northeast corner Of
First Avenue and Eighteenth Street.
comprising eight four-story store tcno.
ments fronting 81 feet ON the avenue
and 100 feet on the street James +.
Meighan was the broker.
Edward {. H. NoClcr. through his
representative. Frank y. Haubcg'. sold
'or the estate of John J. Never the
fvc-story apartment 40 81 Amsterdam
Avenue. 271X10O
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Large Bronx apartments
Eirnrc in the Trading

The fvc-story apartment at 007 Ire
mont Avenue. ctrnor O.. Honeywell Ave
nrc. c0vl0O has been sold by Aneo-
witz & Cohen fo- the Sackming Realty
Corporation 10 J. Jacovy.
The George Goidbiatt Company and
Sam Cowcn sold five fve-story apart
r,erts with stores 4Oxl00 each. ~ l4s1
10 1897 and 1881 20 1885 Westchcster
Avenue. held 40 100000. 70 Ed Robit-
eek. The samc brokers sold the plot,
50xs5. al 30f East 10th Street. west
of Courlandt Avenue. for the O'Gor-
nan cst~to 20 buyer who viii build
stores This IS is hrst sale in thirty
years. .
Ihc fvc-s;ory modern apartment
house 90 the southeast corner ot Crcs-
ton Avenue and 10Th Street, SoX95, rs
rcrortcd 90 havo been sold.
The two-family house 20 3l95 De.
cat1r Avenue. c5xll2. has been sold
fv Johanna Haardt 20 Max EGgers'
through Robert Foley.
IT, u. REYNOLDS sold for Thomas
rowrr 1900 Gleason Avenue. two
family dwelling, 2JXloo, 90 Jerry Bas-
scrddi ~,
walter Z. Brown sold for Helen Bell
ct AL the southeast corner Fronklin
Avenue and Crotona Park South a
ore-famlv dwelling. 39.30xl0s. owned
hy thc Bell family for thirty years
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
History Esplanade
Apartment Hotel
Sold by Operators
J. c. and NJ. G. Mayer Re-
sell Building al West End
Avenue and 18th Street
Completed Last Year

Tho Esplanade. modern fourteen
story apartment hotel al the northwo Fl
corner of West End Avenue and Sew
cuty-four;h Street. has been sold by
jerome {. and Mortimer G.. Mayer, who
have been asking S2.5OOO0O for tho
property. Mark Rofalsky Company
negotiated tho deal. The Esplanade
orcrlooks the palatial home Of Charles
". Schwab. Il was completed last year
hy tho 305 West End Avenue Corpora
tion, Henry Mayer president, and re-
turns an annual rental Of approxi-
matoiy $4,000. The house has a front
age OF 10 fec. on West End Avenue
and 100 feet on Sovcnty-fourth Street
ard commands extensive views OF the
Hudson and Paiisadog.
Tho hotel contains twcntv-six rooms
and fourteen baths on floor. so ar
RANGED that suites or various sizes can
DO obtained. On the main floor the.e
is n large dining room and the lobby
i- finished in panolod wood. with doors
and pcdimcnts Of the Georgian period
design The Mcssrs Mayer bought the
.'ructure in March Of las' year from
tlo builders
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Cathedral OF ST. John the Divine

Amsifriam Avenue and ii2th Street
- = The Holy Communion
N A u -e rrfarhffaR Henry Lupech,
IL D. - Q. l..
tP rlsschsf-. Stuart J. Tyson,
Honorary Vicar - fhe rathetfal
Uaty Service 20 a ",
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Mace Estate to Part With
Holding in Bronx To-day
Two subway Stations Are on
Tract of 523 Lots 10 Go
NJ Amciinn

Tho Mace estate sale Of 523 lots I'M
,hc Bronx will be held on the property
TODAY hy Bryan J.. Kennedy, Inc. The
tract is bounded by the Boston Post
Road. the highway 20 Wes,chester
County. Sow England and the North,
White Plains Road and William sbridge
Road. There are two subway stations
on tho property tho Allorton Avenue
and Rurko Avenue stations Of the Lex
!ncton Avoruc-White Plains extension.
The Mace estate has q particular ap-
peal ID the homcseekcss in that II is
located neXt door 90 Bronx Park. and
~ the samc time the waterfront play
ground Of Pelham Bay Park is only a
shor, distance east. The streets are
laid out. some with an Improvements.
The ground has not been filed in,
which is m important point. Founda-
tions can be built easily and at a low
cost.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Purchasers for Private Houses
On East end Wesi sides

Ennis & Sinnott sold l05 East Thirty
|srh.h Street. a four-story dwelling.
mss .. 20 Fitz Henry Tucker The
hovn- -Wheelock Company was the
sokcr.
The Childess Company sold the four
rsry dwelling at 81 Riverside Drive.
n3xT2. .lOx irregular. for the Com t0ck
Helding Company, II. p. Davis prcsi-
INT
Robert G. Stroud sold 90 Hannah F.
Hebard the three-story dwelling az 321
Wes. Nineteenth Street. 207x92.
The three-story dwelling. l76XS5.6,
a. ls2 Wavcrly Place. l76Xs5.6 has
been sold by Abraham Schwariz TO Mas
S,Tunsky.