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This letter is informing Arthur that Mr. Cuthbert will be vacating his apartment.

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.

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.

A representative of B. Altman & CO. is asking for an interview with Mr. Van Suetendale regarding decorative services.
The is dated April 3, 1912.

This letter is in regards to June Lowth being behind on her payments to the Van Suetendale brothers for property they own. They are threatening to foreclose on her mortgage.
The letter was written on September 4, 1917.

Correspondence regrading missing shipment that was supposed to be delivered to the Philipsburgh Construction Co.

Arthur J. Van Suetendael was president of W.H. Odell Co., INC.
The form is dated 12/31/1916.

Arthur J. Van Suetendael was the president of the company. Achille Octave Van Suetendael was the vice-president.
The form is dated December 31, 1916.

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

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