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The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-19

Electricity for service, that's why
we sell electric waffle irons, coasters,
grills, toast-stoves, immersion heaters,
curling irons, cozy-glow heaters,
and everything. Northwestern Hard
ware company.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-19
ACTION TAKEN
BY RED CROSS
is CRITICIZED

The American Red Cross has
"broken it's pick with the Alaska
.sourdough miner, according to Off
Gals of the territory. The officials
were led to believe that the Red Cross
would, in return for the many efforts
put forth by whites and natives in
Alaska to raise funds for the Red
Gross, assist in the matter of influenza
quarantine and succOr to the victims
on Seward peninsula. Now the Red
Gross Northwest headquarters in Sc
attic has advised the governors Of
fee that the Red Cross will assist in
any subsequent epidemics, but will
not assist financially in meeting the
bills for the big epidemic of last win
ter.
The bills for Seward peninsula
amounting to more than one hundred
thousand dollars, are now being audit
ed. There was $4,000 appropriated
by the Fourth territorial legislature,
which will not meet the bills sent in.
These bills show some surprising
amounts. In the case of coal to succor
those freezing around Nome, the fuel
| is billed at $3.50 a sack, just a trifing
amount of $38 a ton. Other bills for
groceries, medicines, ETC., are equally
high
One high territorial official is said
to have declared that "the American
Red Cross has received my last dol
lar" meaning, no doubt, that as long
as its affairs were administered by the
Seattle management Alaskans should
cease supporting it.
Adding to the financial embarrass-
ment of the territory in the influenza
matter is the refusal of congress to
assist financially.-Jun Dispatch.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-19

Read the Daily Times for the latest
and most reliable world news.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-19
HUN EDITOR REFUSES
TO film EX-KAISER

BERLIN, June 10 (by maiD.-An-
nouncement is made by Macmillan
Harden, the German editor, that he
has declined handsome fee and large
royalties offered him for a motion pic
ture play dealing with the career of
the former German emperor Harden
said he had no intention of entering
the movie" field.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-19

The well-known "WestinghOuse"
electric heaters are now for sale by
the Northwestern Hardware Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-19

Special turkey and chicken dinner
served at the Cordova Grill on Sunday
from IL to o'clock. Price $1.OO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

OEvERAL DAYS ago reference was made IN this
column 10 the plan of a group OF Santa Pc
business men aud property owners 10 meet the
housing problem IN the state capital. Since that
reference a representative OF the Herald has had
an opportunity 10 see the plan Of this group aud 10
talk with some ~ the men who arr leading IN the
movement
This is not a philanthropic movement in amy
sense. - said a Santa Fe man who is Interested IN
the undertaking. We see a certain and substantial
profit in our project. We have plenty Of money
available. we have desirable building sites, we have
admirable plans for dwelling which will harmon
ixe with the typical Santa Fc architecture and prove
additionally attractive on that account, aud we have
plenty Of waiting customer 10 buy or lease our
houses as rapidly a. they are completed. We stand
no chance Ia lose. We have studied the building
situation. There is no chance for lower prices with
in the time that these proposed buildings will pay
their way out. In the meantime Santa Fe needs the
homes and ia addition 10 the direct profit we are
confident the venture will earn. we will receive an
indirect return through increase in desirable pop
ulaiion and general stimulation 90 local business.
II is the iaiement NJ as hard.hcaded a business
man as lives in New Mexico. II states the facts as
20 building conditions. Il might be fitted without
change TO all conditions in Albuquerque. There
are Whiting to-day desirable tenants in sufficient
numbers 10 fill several large apartment houses aud
make them pay a profit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
coeYRicAr. totO. n; y. ". suRoGss
BJsTER nTNn HNs \ coon
DiiiNk

A TTEU Blacny the CROW and hi.
"A friends amt sammy Jas hHh
a n driven Hustler Bear 20 hlH bod
room unArr thp great pile of tall,n
trees. doom BOO the Green Forest, Pc
icmaIu,. there uu hlH bed ut leave.
until I.IIr. round. rcd NJ sun had
SON, in bed behind the Purple liills
lie knew that bis tnrmrufurs h1d nl'
I'd gone tu bed. Anl that he could Fo
where BE- pleased without trnr ~ h'.
lur bothered hy that noisy crew
buster likes the uirht Hr likes q"
roam around Boz the dark for hn can
see where sou and . could moe sec
at uuL
Buster was hunrrirr han ever Al.
rn De- was THIRSTY tie went down 20
me Laughing urnnk and along thia
until hc found re- place whore th'r'
wnr uu irs After 90 good drink no
ftit better Then hc started 90 roam
uhuut 60 see what he could %
m the course 81 Die wuuderiurs no
reached that port of the Green For
ert wh 20 the surIr NAPLES grow
con- the yer, FIRST sugar mnpl' ho
rlue tu hc sow something bright unl
shluN whore the moonlight touched
10 Right away Uusttr stopped o.
slt uu tl stIrp ut 10 suHulciuuflN ~
didn't move On was Hs stan HH " D.
we're IA uurt of the tree Buster tried
% deep Ernwl san be- didn't move
Hustler took u' few stops amt ui'd
again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

. have lust had % late with % peach
She va u nuffy little thinF, com.
Ui.xlon 20 peaches and cream, come
hithor eyes. rosebud mouth. NhupeN
hands. exquisite form and dhgziiur
smile. on. Boy
There was "a perfectly good chap.
srun along ana We hHd a. lunch 10
frank Cnres perfectly uice hotel
And locked 40 this chufminF mite
huty thut seemed o. have stepped
right out from tho front row 10 Mt
Zlerfsld'a aggregation ~ baby dulir
Z looked ut her, I think : hlve flli
that twice. and J. looked 90 her twice.
lud then some. and what do you
think rho VAS
rms darInr angel child. Of twenty
five or NIX. the klud that you would
expect 40 hfr lifr o. have
Nofhinr hut strawh'rrlcs, sugar and
cream,
And ~ ON q cushion and sew "a Fine
scam.
WIS uu Explorer
She has luat returned from a four.
teen months ulp Doe the South sea
irIunds where sine and hpr husband
had been W1kiur motion pictures ~
tho shkHres and .tudNlnr their hHhl'H
A. 9 listened iu her toll N her IS.
ucrisurcH I found them hard 60 De.
NrVc For this dainty china Dresden
doll had tfumpod through Wild fui
estH. HtUppiuE over rrucodilcs und
dDirluE spiders as NJ as crabs, auh
meeting rlnnihal KINGS n doinr al
SORTS OF Mild things she had heen
clptersd uur hy 20 native king who
Intended her the horror 90 being hiH
t-wruty-siNth wife and hiH design WIS
spoiled only hy the unexpected arriv-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
ONE GIRL
BY DIR. a CRANE
49, ,eo,rs,anr. ,s,.. ~ o. ,..as es.nsl
BY Webster.

ai nf uritish cruiser THIS was on
iIr Nuwbrfe Island where hefof" her
"a, hand 81 the white man had
ueNer sot foot
shr h. contemplating another trip
within u frw DAYS. when Hhc VIII 80
Into she interior 81 New pulnrr, b
widest ~ the Wild. the innd - fierce
uHtltrs qua urrcer fevsrf.
She BE- a kansas sri aud married
Cor love ut the y uf sixteen She
d~iarntrred that her husband had u
dominating mania. IN" south Sea
ialinus pnf dHy after they had been
married f1f slN yoars be- announced
Co. her ur could Doe longer resist the
call OF fhe Tropics Do aatuunded
hlm boy rrpiyiuE hat iu that case she
would Fn with him. Ne protested
thHf aIs was not strong enough to
stand the hardship.
Aupf considerable argument they
compromised trNpu uH YOU and -
Hnd % huu her way. She has never
been sirk. while her husband has
bod several uttHrKs ~ the fever. She
has proved herself 90 Doc an lntrcpid
rNnlurtr Hud t%irelcss traveller, she
has he,nmo d Druck shot. "A good
DINNER lni a stiifll sailor.
.m afraid this Mrs. usn Martin
Uu.Ur % haunt mN dreams ana !
shall often think ~ the gentle aud
i,hrs creature making her per.lous
WuN hruueh he tangled lunEles, ov-
oftHu.ur incnnceiythlr obstacles and
hfttIrr go maunrr ~ dangers Just
for tns IHs of tne great game and "f
stiuilur side ht Tide with her mat.
After 600. 10 b. the Adventure that
counts uh. youth. youth!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

ON their way 10 saint Cloud and
compelled 10 return 10 Paris.
ON tho isui OF April IN iTss Sir
Sydney Smith. a noted English ad-
mlUl. was captured by the French
during The war bstwoon France and
England. sir sydney smith was
captured In tho hnrhor of Harvo lie
Grace and sent 20 Paris, from
whence he escaped and crossed tho
channel in u small rowboat 10 Ems
land.
In 1877 on tho 18Th Of April during
the Mexican war tho hattie OF Derro
Gordo was fought. Genoul Winfield
Scott with 1000 men defeated Gen
rrnl santa Ann with o. force of 10000.
ON the 18Th Of April. 1855. the
United StntsF afuutp and HE house ~
representative declared Jointly
that the tnihana arc ana OF o. nrht
ought 90 ha free and indenendfnt'
and empowered President Mckinley
10 use tho ard and naval forces OF
u United states TO their utmost
rnpncitN to curry tho resolution into
effect Ttis resolution constituted
our doclnratI ON or war AGAINST Spain.
ON the isth Or April in 1905 the
great california earthquake do
Htruycd the business section OF son
ffuuriaco. The first duako was fe.
corded "a si1a o. M. The buildings
on un area NJ 10000 acres wfrr
almost entirely destroyed hy tho
earthquake and tho nrr which broke
out immediately nfterwurd nmonr
tho ruins The humber Of lives loHi
Was cHtimnted a. f.oOo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
An Unfailing Index

you know whether business Is good, bad
or indiffrdcnt IN your town.
No mnttcr whether Il is Albuquerque or
some other town. there Is one source Of souadly re
liable information that never fails to answer.
Ask the transfer concerns.
When concerns whose business Il II 20 haul IN
coming fright 20 business houses aud outgoing
freight 20 The freight house are busy II Is a thou
sand to one shot that business IN their town is good.
When they are rushed to the limit. business j. rush.
ing. When they canno, keep up with orders bush
ness II bOomi.r.
The first sign Of business depression shows IN
the transfer business. There aloo shows the first
and each succeeding sign Of business activity and
prosperity.
The transfer concerns Of Albuquerque are ~ busy
right now Ms ever in the history Of Albuquerque,
perhaps a iriflc buster. You may draw your own
conclusions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
EFFICIENCY IDEALS
~ .. Al5DINo NOTION q


r EFFICIENCY null u a watchword
q the day Books dtaliinE e.
flciencf msfnods find a ready
sale Corrfauondrnce courses IN. els
cl1ncy are In hrlsk demand. Which
u ali ven rirhf and prcfer.
not . 40 wlah there were in the
marker more hooks - more CORE
npcrdcnce courses dealing not merely
with efficiency a. such, but with the
purposes which efficiency ought 70
serve.
FOR Efficiency may be worse than
useless. may be positively dangerous
unloss al the nln dime there "a a
coTrect understanding Of what men
ought TO be efficient for. Aud many
people do not a. yet understand that
correctly.
some Of tho most efficient people 10
the world do not understand a. ~ a
result they make .lmmeasurable
trouble Cor other p~eople-and for
Fake the case Of he super-efncieni
German people, a. a concrete exam
rralnlnr for efficiency begins In
Germany almost from tho cradle. Ef-
flclency ms hoda permeate every Ger
ma institution. from the primary
school up 20 the bisfss, industrial "a
NMI
Admittedly no people anywhere. as
a nation. are more efficient than the
Germans. Yet because thes have
hHt no lofty efficiency ideals, bu; are
Inspired by n nordid m~Aterialism. the
browning work Of their offlulenoy has
Loen "a wholesale slaughter o. human
hind. q hellifh devastation OF other
peoples lands. ohaoa. M %ottsnnes
Ia Germany itself.
II h precisely the same with In
dlyidualh "A with. nationh, when cf-
nclency has no truly idealistic mo-
tive. -
Again and again. 20 give another
concrSte example. w zee a~rticleF on
efficiency. written hy mcn themaeivcs
70 efficient that they have made an
security 20 the respondent Elories %
milllonairedom.
But scruitinire closely the NE Ms
tories ~ these a~rch-aposties OF effl.
Too often u viii be FOUND MA their
ffficlency. Ike The famed efficiency
Of the 0ernana. has been a crnsalp
material. a s0ul-dcntFoyinE rffieieney.
IL has not impelled item, as Il did
the Germans, 10 ruplne ana torture
and murder, But just "a truly as
the Germans they have left a rail- Of
suffering IN their progress.
Nor has their vauntad efficiency
brought 20 themselves much besides a
euperahundanre OF flchea. n decid-
udly has mot brought 10 them hapni.
HeHa n frace ~ mind
~ the nAfnre OF thinss u could not
lfnpDiHsss aad peace u mind eems
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

~ an ~ II ne United States having electric
ttftef tsf service. even 4 casual inquiry VIII dis
: ciaet thai extension of electric transportation
lines has invariably btsn followed b, substantial
growth :: VIA b 'auns that me street car lines
rn,<il IN Ibis ~ thar iissrirt. 70 proht BY nusi.
1><< nifra1< ffttftI. but THAT these lines hau
tt1nr<I<-,, btinf e<stntiu; elements IN crratinr the
business and pronpsinf the ffetth. \ viii h
~ tn<ints< districts <ffs~a There ARE numerous
r~rur,t,<- have built trolley iines oai o. subscription
FIND. aud have ;h<frafitf tass.sd Them over bodily
ind without po<f 70 the operating companies.
IL tIis eofIA<>tion his44atrqne probably has no
r.-At 10 rsr or n n'ftinpt ~ ny whpt The owners
~ proptf'y aIenf Ne ptepoaed trolley line exsen.
IA payment o. uonusei Is properly henefited md
fe1nd also. that IN a ssry large majority Of fxtefi-
.itn 10 Lo< 0fieaos should pay III the war Of q
bonns' With these property owners. many OF
rhmn own ltfit or ncftinF asidc from their lhnds,
the question j. enc Of direct service rendered ana
direct benefit 10 aecfae IA inefeAsed values OF
lands. The country l,tcplt living along the pro-
phstd line haft y flfhi % decide fnr themselves
what they are willing 20 pay IN tlie way 81 a bonus
for the lines Il Is significant that more than ninety
per cent II these propertg owners have arrecd 70
INV their proportion Of the bonus nsked for. APP.
nafrniiy they nee IN the line an Important conyen-
icucc aud q valuable increase IN the values OF their
farms and suburban honcs.
With the city Of Albuquerque, and particularly
With the Albuquerque business district the ease u
somewhat different. business IN Albuquerque will
ne, bath direct and ihdirect rcf-srns from the build
inr Of this line. The direef results will inelude an
immediate increase IN trade from the country dis
frisf north ~ rs. and n general stimulation ~ hnsi-
ness due to the fnef that construction Of a suburban
street car line Is under way. The Importance Of
that stimulation should not he overlooked for a
minnie. In our opinion IL will be worth the entire
...a 80 ma hoa,,a asIed and ttiIl he refuprled exue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
COLONEL. orr YorR KIDDING
THI san JUAN COOKS.

Harrington Times NuHtlrrl
Colonel o. X. ~ SELLERS who WIS
in the county a couple Of wee 81 fro.
IN pcddlinE IL iunkcr story OF li In
dian uprising in this section. he is
reported "a ave stated that De- fuW
armed men with aiNshoutVrs crutv-
whore here, and m ono Kitchen rr
snw r. womnn mnklnr hrH1i with
two revolyrfs hundt upon the tl'fe
W. ARE inclined 10 believe this latter
statement partially true. only Tho
guns tho lady had were there i]ccuufr
The olonHl whs Ben the viciEity. D.
tufulpr Netf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

car construction because the county will get direct
and important RETURNS from increased valuations.
rs development proceeds. The Chamber Of Con-
merce has taken the position that this Is a ~ianrillc
public improvement aud an important wedge for
immediate rrowfh that must be employed. The
Chamber Of Commerce is right. The project merits
prompt and liberal support from every business
Interest IN Albuquerque. That support will pay
quick and handsome dividends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

The nearer he got ~ that bright
shiny thing the more curious he be-
came ur walked all around d
tru, ut safe distance. Presently
hls Keen nose caught the smell ut
Farmer Iirowu'H iiny, Instantly the
hair ON ihe back OF his neck TODD
ON end and hr rtuwlcd re- moro deep
N. rumhly. rrumhly rruwi than hr-
fore. Ito was suspicious than
yytf. he b. always suspirinua when
Boz gets % Whit of that hated mlu
SMELL
nustcf suspected IL trap Vet that
bright. shiny thluE mad him Hu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
Tomorrow

on the iSth ~ Apfil IN 1881 tho
british fotces evacuated Camden, 4
-, after burning the jail, mill. part
OF h village AMI "a large quantity of
private stores.
IN 1874 on pio 18TH Of April Louis
NNl 81 France. and tho royal nmih
were arrested by the popuiuce while
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

SPURIOUS that he couldn't tear himself
away Uy md hy be- was near enough
20 reach uut and touch n very gent
80 with one paw Ito pulled that
paw back like e. flash. half suspect
lrE INIT something would happen,
hut nothing did happen Hustler
touched b. aruin aud decided u was
harmless
iir was ap near now mat he could
hour a ftiut drip. drip urlp, no "
drops ui water were falling. for o.
stopped running a. puzzled him uu-
ti, standing 90 hiH hind legs. he
looked INTO that strange shiny thinE
and saw that II waF haif fuli Of what
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
SOLOS
sr THE Second Fiddle

THWTY-Two paars OF a-polnt
tables urc rtuuffvd by the De-
plftmcnt Of Iahor's monthly re-
view Ia demonstrate c%onSiprinrly INT
the hiEh OF Twins came down I
percent In January. Three months
Of careful figuring were required 10
make the discovery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
RIM DAYS on RrNL sponT.

u was Nolltairn who said You Du
not play whiat7 An. what "a duil old
ufc 20 are preparing tnr YOURSELF"
The brilliant fronchman i,oi before
the enactment OF tho graduated in-
come and oNrefs Profit aWt MHkiur
Mp tho tax statement Do nns % 'hs
hest known Indoor spori4 Of todlY
although ~ can hardly b. called rpp
ulnr luaton Commercial Hullrtiu.
when creek meets creek look out
for spring freshsta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

olR GOVERNMENT legal nd.
viscfa Inability 10 solve wartime
.df,r' riddle auarests that most rid.
dies are dry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

An cnterprislnN pcnnsvivpnia nuc-
tonccr combines bereavement and
business W tho uantiile Morning
News OF IVA. 70.
,BEAlTfFTI Iocation-Nalunhic
meadow and creek and spring
0ool peach frcca-Three acres
wUodiand@ncw home and harm
Two arfrr IN winter rrain. adapted
Tor uoulirt-Honey heea@fruit-
trreenhovsfH and choice anrienn
ttl nne COWS. tp hogs. Of0l
chickunH.i tiol bushels oats. Nol
corn. Utl potatoes hay. straw
(2ol acres (t1. ao0l everything for
tti.suol, Husband dead thcfl
los tVourl rnln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

looked ltc water. and that little
drops were failing into II from the
tInuHlN Buster stretched out his head
and Huiffod, There was u pleasant
udor n didn't smell like uny water
Buster hnG over had. Buster put a
paw into the sap pain, for hat IN
what the queer, shiny thing was,
then lickcd his paw. one minute
later he had omptied that sap pain,
n WIS one ~ The best drlnks Buster
had ever had,
NcNt story Farmer browns hoy
SUSPECTS - Ihicf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

Az 1NTERNATiuNAL convention
Of Jazz COM oaorH is to be- held ir
'hlcnEo. n IN fortunate that Chicago
has boon chosen fbr this honor
Chicago merits it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

THREE GovEnNoRs. n som ~
and 400 delegates nre ~ Mineral
Wells n h. fortm hte. under uid
conditions hat tho supply cf milne AZ
water In the wells ~ abundant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

Enloymcut IL the sweet satlsftolj0N
at know luH D. "a your neon. h more
thqn yuu can possibly spend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

4 FORT WORTH newspaper nf-
nounc~E that "novcrnof farrtxoi, =
AriNont" u 10 visit that fair city w
store order In Mexico. but that hgl
undertaken 20 handle Arixuna also b.
news.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

DAVID LAwRENcE. swinging
around his widely advertised circle.
hgs discovered that democracy -
dead IN ohio disappeared from In
diana and fnhinH 81 the middle
west For an enthusiastic supporter
OF tho administration David makes a
noise like a cheerful hiaa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

AnOLISHtNG nrcrot diplomacy ln
Washington. according 10 an usfuio
observer, IN going 20 be- some job. sn
Ions as The foreign embassies o., uain
wet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

4 COPYRIGHTED article BY n
Chicago University professor has an
nnurrCf-r -TT-coNerN 81 tho first
man IN Java $4,000 years nro Ills
~fUutura Hnya the article. care
uEiy" No doubt hp was the original
uolaheyiid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

oNE D. G. INu0HTER ias hcrn
piuched in Nsw Orleans Tor noing thc
proud possessor m transport Of go
quarts Of rod booze. rinchinr prom
ably q relieved offend iaurhtrr Of
both his EiErlc and his rurrle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

DOUBTLESS. airo. certain ~%eciioas
of no administration will presently
be ehcerfully cuaaiur David.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

METROPOLITAN opgga slnrrts
viii rcsf two days az laredo TeNnH.
before ro,,ir Into MeNico. They l
probably need more than two DAYS
rest after they get out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

COMMERCIAL. NOTE Grand
opsfn slnrtra can got wholesale pass
ports into Mexico. Mere American
business men are told go stay lt
home Which proves that AT again
has pat BE- an over business with or
STATE nefn rfment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03

Like Wykagy Park Quaker Ridge rolling country voodan
fields and winding drives
Many New York business that oueude Of home life so h.
to ind within the confines of the Here the opportunity TO en
exclusive suburban life best within throw of the Crea
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03

us immense open fireplace. laru. =,
There arc also two israc rooms fc Il,
Second foor-iarps bedroom. "a.
1919, with opon fireplace, bath
roc n ant pcrcn.
Five bedrooms. I5xl5 and TX
i5-4, vita open FIRE places, bacn
rocri Et1ule closets.
Third foor-threo bedrooms. all
Wit olcssii. The house Is cqu,ype .
wtti' noncrn piurihine. tao hsi
water heating furnaces.
Trim and decoration thrcua;,ou.
the eni.gc house are Of unusually
eooa character and WcrkH aaship.
Stable and garage In FIRST oiss-
condition. never falling watei
supply furnished from Uttered els
tern. Fine lawn. old shade trees
ana shrnboery. This would be en-
IDEAL place for a hieh class Tea
Room or Boarding House. Prise
s'3 GOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-03
A Modern
Farm,
NO. 1909

Located three miles
from railroad station
and consisting Of 2O8
acres of land under a
high state Of cultiva-
ton. Borders on
creek large enough
for boating and bath
ing. Has Il very valu-
e