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This letter is in regards to Burke inquiring about the sale of Van Suetendale's property.

This letter is in regards to Roy Bird's mother not vacating her apartment at 10 Overlook Terrace.

This in regards to Arthur J. Van Suetendale repairing Ethel's hallway at 316 Woodworth Avenue.

This letter is in regards to rent that tenant G. Tocco owes Van Suetendael.

These letters are letters are in regards that repairs that needed to be made in Bennett's apartment.

The letter is in regards to Arthur J. Van Suetendael vouching for Theodore Grahlman who is applying to join the American Society of Civil Engineers.

In this letter, tenants of 409 Warbuton Avenue are vouching for the good standing of the Artlery family who were residents of this building. They were accursed of causing disturbances by a tenant.

These properties were owned by Achille Octave and Arthur Van Suetendael.

These properties were owned by Achille Octave and Arthur Van Suetendael.

The architectural drawing was completed by Arthur J. Van Suetendael. The Masonic Temple was built at South Broadway and Guion Street in 1917.