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Morris tribune., 1921-09-09
HAVING FUN WITH RICH.

Everybody's doing it-having fun with John H Rich
chairman of Federal Bank Minneapolis,
that the crop this year going to be
$500, OOO and that this would allow the
pay their debts and prosperity would return
with bang.
Based the crop estimate given in the subjoined
table, Mr.. Rich figured that the crop worth $780,,
100000 but he evidently the price quotation the
highest grade at the terminal market But when one
takes the price quotations the grade at the
primary market the return to the farmer
Morris tribune., 1921-09-09

146, 100000 bushelts wheat at SLIP
3O2, 100000 bushels corn at .32
100000 bushels oats at .18
900 bushels rye at 80
62,666,OO0 bushels barley at 80
35,88O,OOO bushels potatoes at It's
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

LONG BRANCH--OCEAN FRONT.
Country home. facing Boulevard and Boa I'd
walk; corner 108xi67 12 rooms, baths
every Improvement; carefully restricted
beautifully furnished, Oriental rugs. &c. !;
lawns, flowers; car garage; cost S+2,yOoi
SACRIFICE 20 quick buyer, 100000; unusual
bargain. ARTHUR HoLTsoN, Long Branch.
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Borough OF Brsouyn.

FIATBUSH.-Two sunny rooms, private
bath; Christian gentleman. Phone Mid
xyood hSIpAT
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e2D ST. 90 WEST.

18TH. 5oT w.-Delightful high grade. 2, ,.
4. room fireproof elevator building; uoa-
crate rents. Tel. Cathedral 1880.
117TH sT.. 81 WEST--WeI furnished corner
apt. facing park. Phone Morn. 3549 VI.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FREE POwER-FREE LIVE STEAM.
Space In corner building with 1900 feet.
5000 feet, 5000 feet, IL 900 feet, GO Rail-
road av. corner Hamilton St, Newark, OPP
posite Market st. station, Pennsylvania II,
r. WALTER ]. SMITH. 1873 Montague st.,
Brooklyn.
FOR sAIE-Factory, 244-6 East 52d St.
1900 square feet; strong. wen lighted,
good condition; elevator; heat; wired for
power and light; man on premises Il. G.
DEWITT, Si2 5th av. Longacre 67fS.
TO LEASE
THIRD FLOOR
OF
CARY BUILDING
ABOUT 13. 900 SO. TT.
WITH AMPLE POWER
IN TIE FINEST CONCRETE FIREPROOF
BUILDING IN GREATER NEW YORK,
FRONTING MANHATTAN BRIDGE PLAZA.
CARY MANUFACTURING CO.,
Manhattan Bridge Plaza. Brooklyn, N. y.
35 CENTS FOOT. down town, Brooklyn, five
story brick, 81, 600 feet, elevators. live
steam, steam power. WALTER SMITH, 1sS
Montague St, Brooklyn.
IL, eco SQUARE FEET; floors. 1000 feet
each; Q bank vaults on each floor; all or
separate modern building, sprnklered. ele-
vstor. electricity, heat; Bradley Buildings,
nth at. and Vernon av., Long Island city;
8 minutes from Grand Central Station, =
blocks from all subways. Address a. j.
BRADLEY owner, 10l Beehman ST., New
York. Phone 3J01 Beekman.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED
From Battery to Itth ST.. Inclusive.

FIFTH Av., 8i-Entirely new, remodelled
apartment. second floor. . rooms bath:
splendlfly situated. Supt. on premises from
II A. NJ. 20 r. NJ. wM. A. WHITE &
SONS. 48 Cedar -. Tel. John 800.
GREENWICH VILLAGE (8 Grove ST.
Near sheridan So. newly remodelled house.
quaint top floor studio, rooms. bath, $50.
Spring 1925.
WASHINGToN SQUARE, room kltchenctis
and bath apartments; NEW. ABSOLUTE
IY FIREPROOF house: elevator and hall
service; business and social references re-
culred: $1,000, $500. See superintendent N
premises. Van Noorst Apartments, ~
waverley place.
11TH ST. 2G3 Wcst--Parlor floor. studio or
living, north and south llSht extra large
rooms and high ceilings; all improvements.
now: references required. Phone Watkins
CotQ
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery 20 Nth ST., InciusfvM

APPROXIMATELY ! 300 SO. n. corner suite,
extremely light, in first class Office build
ing, facing City Hall Park; present Lessee
Will subet for approximately three years to
responsible party in one lot only, at n sacri-
flee well under the present running ratio for
the building. Apply r. T.. STEVENS. $40
Madison av. Vanderbilt s0T0.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WHITE PLAINS or vicinity, modern house
about rooms price sii o00-si2 COO. W. L.
MCGUIRE, i53 w. 10Th.
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DESIRABLE five story double, 10 apart
ments, II rooms on floor, steam heat and
hot water; 83.4x102: mortgage s27 600, 90.
3 years: rents 81 300. price $52, 900. CIIAS.
8. KOfILER. Inc. OOl Columbus az. (104th)
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Borough OF Queens--Sale or Rent.
ST. ALBANS-Modern residence and garage.
10 rooms, baths sell reasonable. MIS-.
Fl, HATCH. go West I'D.
WILL build on your lot two story house,
rooms, all improvements, $4,000; open
evenings. ENGINEERS BUILDINGS CORR,
ll6 West seth 81. Fitzroy o6s3.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Bronx-saIe or Rent.
Borough Of Brooklyn-snIe or Rent.

CHOICEST apartment house plot in Brook
lyn, corner sth av and Union, 124x1OO f..
with proper Improvement: unlimited rents
are obtainable. CHARLES LAUE. Owner.
x Repkman
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HOUSES WANTED, ,UNFURNIsHED

Observation-Disclosures private house In col
ored section Of Brooklyn. THOMPSON. 223I
9Th
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Miscellaneous.

ELEGANTLY furnished office room, with
telephone, &C.; good. quiet location on Jth
av., short term lease; immediate possession.
Box II 23i Herald, Herald sq.
LIGHT basement, windows back and front
l,20O SO. IT.: lease to May 4; $40 month.
ll6 Enst 24th 81.
LOFT, % IT., modern building. Sd and 9Th,
side windows. 81. 100. DUROSS, 15J West
14th. Phone Watkins 1000.
sTLENDDLV equipped demonstration room.
equipped with projection machine and
screen. available at all hours up to p. NJ.
and after j. NJ. Fifth av. location. Box x
2o4 Herald Hara1d sn
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

rI,ATDUstf--Six family corner apartment
house. Will exchange for Rruotyn lots u
and room modnHfl pertinent HtNAIi lteat. 4.
,aultv So. 900; fend fuii detpMH; rfvsers pro
teotsd. Address A, losD Herald, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

ATTRACTIVE FOR INVESTORS.
100 S., near Broadway. 10 family houses.
VIM =. JONES & son. 1888 broadway.
BARGAIN.--Vacant dwelling for sale. 1875
West s1st.. 1s.6xl0o. story and basement
$1,000 cash required; open for inspection
to-day 2-4 =. NJ. Apply NJ. IL. GAILLARD
a CO., 2299 Broadway.
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$50 ACRES-2S CATTLEs-S2, 900 CASH.
Wonderful dairy farm; houfes barns,
S11 .0o0. Send for new catalogue.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4S9 9th av.. n. Y.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
HIGn oI.Ass corrNrRY rsrATE

HIGH CLASS COUNTRY ESTATE
HUNTINGTON. l.. i.
OVERLOOKING LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Handsome stucco residence, Ia rooms,
baths, handsomely furnished; fur
nishings alone cost S12. 900; garage
and apartment for chauffeur; gar
daner's room cottage, stable. green
house; complete in every respects price
$4,000; small mortgage So, 200;
trade equity for apartment. loft or
private dwellings suitable for altera-
tion.
Sec WILLIAM ]. MOCK
L'ECLUSE, WASHBURN & COMPANY,
% East 4Oth ST., New York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
6 LEFT OUT OF 40.

New one family houses, with ga
rage, attic, sun parlor, solid slate
roof. In beautiful established home
surroundings, with asphalt street
and all improvements; tax exempt
saving you 81 400; attractive
price and terms: on 9Th av., at
at BSth st., two blocks from Bay
Ridge av. station of 4th av. ID. +.
REALTY ASSOCIATES BUILDERS.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


ANYwIIERE-Buying selling, exchanging
properties Of ali kinds our speciality; mail
full particulars; no sale, no charge. our
motto. NICHOLSON COMPANY. Lyndhurst,
n. J.
HAVE client for parcel of land with lake or
river frontage within two hours ride from
New York city. Send all particulars to
BRANDLEY CO, 1888 broadway. n, u. 2.
HOTEL or ROAD HOUSE, New Jersey or
New York. II. THOMAS, Eiagg Bldgr
Yonkers. y. Y.
wANTED-Have calls for high class shore
$4,000 10 sl25. 900; give full particulars
principals only. EDWARD K. MASSEE. 30
Last 42d st. city.
WANTED Business property, apartment
houses, leasehold and garage property:
prices must be right for conservative cash
buyers. Send me full details or call 1877
West I'D St EDWIN L. sHATTUCk.
WANTED, altered dwelling above 5eth st.,
West Side, showing n good income; Will
pay cash and make terms TO suit. Address
CASH BUYER, 800 Herald, Herald square.
WANTED to rent, summer camp on body Of
90 children, near New York: state rental and
full particulars. II 1891 Herald. Fulton st.
WANTED--Forest Hills or Kew Gardens ;
or all cash: modern improvements; no bro
lSers. 179s Herald Washington Heights.
WANTED-Large office building, mid-town
renting agent. $ 116 Herald. Herald "a.
WE collect rents in Bronx 2,s per cent.
s. l.. ARoNDs CO.. 470 fremont aV.
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Borough OF BroRx.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

LOFT building. approximately 1900 square
feet with New York Central Railroad sid
Ing. 973 RTook av.. Bronx.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

STORE. 200 feet: street level; between 14th
and 59th sts. PALMER BROS, 81 East
2fst ST.
WANTED.
We have waiting list OF clients for cheap
manufacturing space, any size or location
JOHN A. POWER,
900 w 42d ct. Bryant 1870
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Pennsylvania.

ATTENTION. AUTOMOBILE TRADEl
/ am authorized to offer for lease from
February l three modern show rooms with
service stations combined; South Broadway,
in the heart OF tho automobile district. NJ. A.
BRODERICK, "a Warburton av., Honkers
y. Y, Tel. Yonkers 101.
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STORES on busy thoroughfore, Brooklyn
several corners. also first floors; large
basement suitable bowling alley or skating
rink BAB'FA & DIXON. 17e Remsen St.
Brooklyn. Telephone Main 147-14s.
STORE TO rent; excellent location for drug
store, dellcatessen, grocery; reasonable.
S02l 1th az. Phone Glenfnorn 25h5.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Washington Heights. Above l25th Sc,
West Of 9Th Av.

ST. NICHOLAS AV., near 1sfst ST.. building
for sale where possession of store can be
had. terms TO suit buyer who VIII occupy
part OF premises for his business. SLAW-
SON & HOBBS, 1G2 w. 12d street.
TWO family dwelling. sacrifice; owner com
PEELED TO leave city; Washington Heights,
select neighborhood Write J. J.. 1926 Bway.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS bargain: story
high class elevator apartment house; 4S
apartments; excellent layout; leased To one
tenant with substantial security; viii guar
antee net income OF $4,000 yearly on in
vestment of $50 900: price less than 5h times
actual rental; quick action necessary ac-
count of dissolution of partnership. SLOAN
& BONGARD, AS nth st., Brooklyn. Shore
Road 1927
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-BARGA Y.
Modern story 30 foot apartment. on ave-
nue.; rent $l9300: cash $20, 900; price
500. 900; quick action; principals only.
NJ. ROSENTHAL CO,
2s7 Tth av (27th) watkins 0t30
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Above Isth st. TO 5oth Sc. Unciusive),
East River to North River.

APARTMENT 20 sublet-An exceptionally de-
sirable unfurnIshed room apartment. cor
ner 5Sth ST. and Park av.; masters bed
rooms and 2 baths, 2 servants bedrooms and
! BATH large sitting room, dining room and
kitchen; every convenience. southern ey-
posure: light on all sides Immediate possess
sion may be had at cost 70 present tenant,
any and reasonable term OF lease can be
arranged: references required. For info-ms-
tion telephone Hanover 4i3l extension ,. or
Plaza 2Jis.
APARTMENT large, light rooms and bath.
electric liEht, beautiful house, 3fs Wesr
29d at HENRY MERRITT, 2G2 West 90.
BEEK1AN PLACE, . CE. 19th)-5 rooms
and bath, alfo parlor floor and base
mont: residential location corner.
DOCTORS office, AZ West oath st.-Si zoo. 5
room suite = desired.
LARGE studio apartment. top floor; two
apartrnentH, furnished or unfurnished:
fourth floor. Apply Janitor. e5 West 65th q.
IF%TNGToN Az, 736 (nesr 69th)-2 room
ana artnent. steam, electric light; SOD
mont hiy DFNZER, 3s0T B'way. Aud. STOT
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New Jersey.

TO LET-4.OOO TO 1900 feet. modern loft;
excellent working conditions; cheapest rent
in metropolitan district; near railroad. Apply
BENJAMIN EASTWOOD CO.. Paterson. n. J.
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PennsyIvania--snle or Rent.

IN PoCoNo MOUNTAINS.
Beautiful modern country home on Bear
Creek, II min. from Wilkesbarre, hours
from New York city, OF IA rooms and baths
(besides servant quarters)i electricity and
water system; broad porches, 3 acres of
we'll kept grounds; garage for 4 cars; chick
en- runs hunting on grounds fishing near
by; terms. Photo and particulars request.
MARY O'NEILL FAHEY, Home Finder and
Realtor, 20s East State ST.. Ithaca. N. Y. e.
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Connecticut-Saie or Rent.

ABOUT ~ miles distance. room house. i'm
provemcnts; fireplaces; handy to station {;
S12, 500
GEORGE i. ARCHER,
REAL ESTATE.
10 Il, AID ST VANDERBILT 5OdS,
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18TH ST.. Park and Lexington avs story.
with extension: immediate possession.
PEASE 4 ELLIMAN $40 Madison av.
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I1orida-sale or Rent.

FLORIDA-Indian River Park. Of 10000
acres; high, rich land for citrus fruit and
truck growing, stock and general farming ;
will subdvide. i. w. VALENTINE, Agent,
373 4th av., New York city.
FOR Sale--40 acre grove, near Dixie high
way. Fruitland Park, Lake county; 1000
grape, 500 orange four years old; 5000
peach trees, third bearing. A. HOPKINS,
106 Ryerson St, Brooklyn.
FOR Exchange-4C acre bearing orange groyo
nr. Miami for Northern property saio or
rent, Miami residences. w II. GARRETT.
131 East Flaeler St. Miami, Fla
FLORIDA-Inyest IN Lakeland HIghlands
groves. W. F. HALLAM & CO, T99 Bway.
n. Y. Tel. stuy. 0939 NEAR Wanamakersl - :.
RESIDENCE. on Halifax River, Daytona,
Florida; completely furnished, five sleeping
rooms, four toilets two servants rooms and
toilet: green lawn. 200 feet; dock, fishing.
&C.; three car garage; oranges. grapefruit
flowers In bloom now; So 600 for season
silver and linen included; also houseboat Eli
III and day cruiser suitable for Southern fish
ing; IL miles hour, self-starter. &c. bar
gain. Wire JULIA HOTCHKlSS, Daytona,
Florida.
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.--First class gro
Gerry store stock; well established; 5000
HOVER. 212 Broadway.
ST. observation-disclosures room bun
galow; every convenience; price $3.50
only $500 cash; photographs. HOVER. 2i2
Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
WV WANT yoI7R PRopERTY.

WE WANT YOUR PROPERTY.
Many Years Trading Experience.
City income, lots. factories, garages, apart
ment houses and one two family dwell
ings; also country estates hotels, homes
and farms. Tell Us what you have and
what you want. HARRY A. LEVINE,
formerly GheGan & Levine, 123 Kingston av..
Brooklyn.
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Above bpth st.-5th Ay. 70 North River

$4,000 purchases 25xi00, 4 story. near 72d
st. and Sd av. possession. 20I2 Herald.
Herald SQUARE
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above 5eth st.-5th Av. to East Rivsc.
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Long Island.
New York.

LONG ISLAND farms. 81 900 up: now Is tho
time to buy; write requirements. Room
f112, 90 Cedar 1T.
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westchester--snlo or Rent.

A partioulariy choice building plot at Phillpss
Manor can be purchased at ridiculousiy
low figure as owner desires To liquidnte I'M
mediateiy fully improved. sewer, water, gas,
electricity, sidewalks: no future assessments
river view; lovely trees; protecting restrie-
tions come out to-day and ask for Mr.. Nor
ris, Palmer av., Philpse Manor. or Inquire
y. r.. NORRIS, 53T 5th av. New York Phone
Vanderbilt 96lo.
DRONXvILLE---ro effect an immediate sale
an unusual opportunity Is available 70 pur-
ohase at less than present reproduction cost
either one or two very Desirable houses, re-
Gently completed, located on high ground in
the center OF a we'll known colony, near
Bronxville station and having all conven-
lences and improvements, Including garages.
An appointment 20 Inspect these houses can
be arranged by calling Bronxvlle aloe.
EIGHT room home, completely furnished
restricted neighborhood; Riverview Manor,
Hastings on Hudson; Si25 monthly. A. =.
WILSON, 81 East 42d st.
FIRST and second MORTGAGES bought and
sold full details necessary.
BURKE STONE. INC, sCARSDALE.
NEW ROCHELLE.
Owner leaving town, will sacrifice fine
bath, glass enclosed sun pnrlor. open fire.
pace, slate roof, hot water heat, gas and
electricity. white nnd mahogany trim, hard
wood floors large plot, car garage. gar
nen and shade trees. Convenient location.
restricted. Asking 500 900. Open TO offer.
Terms. -
20 North av. Tel. 900.
OFFICE OPEN 81 :, DAMS
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.

FOR Sale--Poultry farm OF one and one-hali
acres OF land; house seven rooms, small
barn; abundance OF fruit and water OF
main road. ten minutes walk from trolley
iarsain. J. s. HIGGINS, Danbury, Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

FOUR story and basement. noar broadway;
II rooms. four baths electric lights par
east nderfT5 gGnfdltSSn 6o0 S
West 72d.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

lslsl lA sA Atlif ItNss
All about the "Idcal Home Town"
SECRETARY, Box II, Nvtleys ~. ),
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AMER. REALTY CO.. 200 Broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
BARGAINS IN Real Estate.
RYAN & CO.. 142 West 125th.
SAMUEL KRONSKY. INC, Real Estate,
Marbridge Building, Broadway and saith st.
Tel. I72 Fitz Roy.
THE QUEENSBORO CORPORATION,
so East 42d ST., corner Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
MoNTCLAIR RESIDENCE.

widow Must Sell
her property to settle estate; residence Of \
rooms. bathrooms, sun parlor. sleeping
porch. all improvements good residential
location; mortgage 1925 terms to suit; look
at this attractive home with us ct once
price S14,>oO. FRANK HUGHES COMPANY,
phone 5000 Mortclalr, ~. !.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Notwithstanding or Rent.

NEWLY built room brick house. modern
improvements; ideal location; for sale or
rent. with option OF buying. HARTLEY,
N. Y. Hillcrest 3536-J
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Virginia.

HOMEsEEKERs send for Va. Farm List;
beet climate. Dept 30. Emporia. Va.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

The Ideal time TO purchase that home you
have been thinking of; offer in the West
Sos 3 story and basement dwelling. always
occupied by the owner and IN exceptional con-
dition; sixe 1s.8x100; 10 rooms and BATH
electric light. HOT WATER HEAT; asking
price s25 900: cash required 81 900. possibly
LER. Amsterdam av, corner SD st. Phone
Schuyler 9141s
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

THE BEST OF ALL THE FARMS
for sale in N. y, n. j. and Conn. at prices
ranging from $4,000 upward are offered
by us; II you want high class dairy, fruit
or general farm, or "a fine country estate
ask specifically for our GENERAL PORT
FOLIO, containing 1872 pictures.
ELOCUM FARM AGENCY. 1Al broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

| STATE road remodeled. improvements, 12
room farm house, set modern buildings, big
| brook, two ponds. Is acres, fruit, shaded.
mile Harlem depot. So miles Grand Central .
| g10.0 900, easy terms sacrifice half value of
| buildings; suitable inn, garage. CYRUS
! MASON. TOyners N Y
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

PROSPECT PARK section, both subwaya.
or attractively furnished rooms FOR
housekeeping. separate entrance, modern i'm
provements, maid service ~ desired. Call
Pros S204 6l7 Vanderbilt ay., cor. Park pl.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

house, tenant house. barn, stable, chicken
houscs taken IN exchange; will sacrifice
WALTER J. SMITH, 1ss Montague a.,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-05-19
The Exceptional Spring Weather Of the Past
Few Days Has Apparently Started a
~ . :.
Buying Fever" and Business
Promises to Improve Rapid
~
ly From Now On
MT. STERLING VULcANIzING co.

The above named firm opened business in this
city about four years ago, under the able ownership
and management of FL. r. Stewart The excellent
work produced by this progressive firm necessitated
an enlargement of the plant and two years ago
partner was taken in In the person of f. W. Smith,
of ST. Louis and the business moved to it's present
location on Bank Street. These two colored men
leaerned the vulcanizing business in st. Louis and
that they know their business thoroughly is evil
denced by it's rapid growth and general satisfaction
given Mr.. Stewart is a native of this city, while
Mr.. Smith home is in st. Louis They both
splendid business men and stand for any movement
that will tend toward the advancement of Mt. Ster
ling and her business interests. They have one of
the best equipped plants to be found in any town of
this size in the state using the modern Haywood
equipment. All work done by them is positively
guaranteed to give satisfaction, personal interest
being taken in every job matter whether it be the
mending of hot water bottle the vulcaniizng of
the largest size tires the same attention is given to
the work.
They vulcanize absolutely anything in rubber
goods, such tires rubber boots and Shoes gloves
hot water bottes and in fact anything made of rub
ber They are firm believers in newspaper advertis
ing and attribute much of their success to newspa
per publicity. However, they do not confine all
their advertising to the newspaper, as they believe
in making every job turned out advertisement
for them, doing the job just little better than is
necessary and in this manner making satisfied GUS
toners who tell others of the merit of the Mt Ster
ling Vulcanizing Co. IF in need of any work in this
line you will do well to call the above named firm
where a satisfactory job is absolutely assured
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
Fifty Thousand Jews Are Engaged in
Farming in the United States

Farming in the United States
New York.-There are no less than
$4,000 Jewish farmers in the United
States tilling between them more
than million acres, according to the
annual report of the Jewish Agricul-
tural and Industrial Aid Society of
America, which has just been made
public. This shows remarkable
growth of the "back to the soil"
movement among Jews and the So
ciety comes in for a deserved share
of credit for this achievement. Dur
ing the past year the society has
found farms for III Jewish appli-
cants. 1t has also obtained employ
ment for more than thousand men.
Excellent work is also being done by
it's loan department which has given
out, since it's establishment, $3,476,000
in leans, covering an area of 81
states.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-08
MAYOR CHOOSES PROMINENT
MEN TO GREET THE ZION
TST LEADERS
IST LEADERS

New York.-Mayor Hylan Of this
city has made public list of citi-
zens whom he has chosen to meet and
entertain Professor Chain Weiz-
mann, Professor Albert Einstein and
M. M. Ussishkin. who arrived in this
country on the S. S. Rotterdam, Sat-
urday. The list includes prominent
men of every section of citizenship of
Greater New York and contains the
following names:
Nathan Straus. who heads the
committee, Commissioner of Educa-
ton Joseph Barondess. Arthur Bris-
bane, E. E. Brown, Herman Bern
stein, the Hon. George Gordan Battle,
Rabbi G. Blau, DR.. Joseph R. Blue
stone, Henry F. Baldwin, Bernard M.