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The New York herald., 1922-02-10
SPECIAL DAY AUCTION
SALE NETS S27I 500

Joseph +. Day sold number of prop
critics in Manhattan and The Bronx yes
terday in the Vesey Street Exchange.
Tho total obtained for the sale was
S271.500. The first property offered was
the five story tenement 25xS7.S, at III
Ludlow street, between Stanton and East
Houston streets, which was sold to j.
Yavarkovsky for $23,400. The four
story dwelling, 1S3xS0, at IS East Sew
enty-second street, adjoining the south
east corner of Madison avenue, was pur-
chased by Frank Spiess for $4,000.
Immediate possession was given.
Among the other interesting parcels
offered was the northwest corner of
Greenwich and West Tenth streets, a
vacant plot. 52x63.9x irregular. sold to
Charles Cohn for $3.50. The southeast
corner of Second avenue and Fifty ninth
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North Carolina,

THE MANOR. Ashevllle, N. C.
In America, an English Inn.
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street, 1OOxs5O. went to R. ]. Rubin for

street. 1OOx350. went to r. ]. Rubin for
$15.500.
David Granger purchased for 500, 900
the northwest corner of Cortlandt and
Washington streets. five story brick
building with four stores and open lofts
on the upper floors. The property
measures 51.9x55.2x irregular. Marcus
Levine purchased for $1,000 the vacant
lot, 75.2x151.3x irregular, on the west
side of Nelson avenue. about 263 feet
south OF West 16Sth street. and II. G.
Brocken paid $4,000 for the three story
frame dwelling and large plot on the
east side of Broadway between Oneida
and Langdon avenues. Ardsley on the
Hudson. In the Throgs Neck section
vacant plot, 290S S2x10S.O6, at the north
west corner OF Zerega and Houghton
avenues was sold to William Johnson
for $11,350.
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BROWN IS BUYER OF
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Famous Old Theater Property
Passes From Ownership Of
jay Gould Estate.

The Grand Opera House on the west
side of Eighth avenue between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth streets has
been purchased from the Jay Gould
estate by Frederick Brown, the oper-
ator. Rumors of the sale were heard
a week ago, but denals were made by
Mr.. Brown that he intended to take it
over. The house has a seating capacity
of 1900 with standing room for 1,500
more. 1t is assessed by the city at
$50, 900. Mr.. Brown also purchased the
Clement c. Moore leasehold property
50X9S, at 320 and 322 West Twenty
fourth street.
The opera house fronts 1876 feet on
Eighth avenue and 275 feet ON each
street. The land was leased in 1913 from
Bishop Clement c. Moore, author of the
Might Before Christmas" Later Samuel
Pike bought out the lease and acquired
the fee in 1854. For time it was the
scene of the greatest opera productions
in this country. Jim Fisk and Jay
Gould bought the house in March, 1859
but Gould's name was withdrawn from
the enterprise. 1t was Fisk who gave
the theater its spectacular furnishings
and grand stairway. At one time the
property was owned by the Erie Rail-
road. In 1884 il was reopened as u thea
ter.
The heirs of the Gould estate are
George j. Gould. Mrs. Finley G.. She
pard. formerly Helen Gould: Edwin,
Howard and Frank Gould and the
Duchess de Talleyrand OF France. for
merly Anna Gould. The estate was rep
resented by Taylor. Knowles & Hack
John NJ Thompson was the broker
Frederick Brown has also purchased
the four three and four story buildings
at 121-127 West Forty-sixth street, on
the north side between Sixth avenue and
Broadway. occupying a plot, 75Xl00.2
B. g. r. Weinman was the seller.
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BUILDERS. ATTENTION!
Have two good building propositions In
New Jersey; = or more acres I'm each tract |;
streets all improved; property Is a bargain
RYER-HAGUE.
100 SIP Av., JERSEY CITY, N. j.
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IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

James T.. Van SAINT sold through
Emanuel Felman to Miss Meta Peter
son 157 West 120th street, three story
dwelling, 16x100.
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Andrew L. Nahmens 222 West 10th
street a three story dwelling. 17x1O0.
r. S. Morgan Realty Company were the
brokers.
John II. Pierce sold for DR.. Russell Y.
Merkeley the three story dwelling at 213
West 129th street, 19x100. held at $15,-
900. The new owner is Gabriel Garnett
Dardes of Washington.
Henry Brady and Dwight. Archibald
& Perry, Inc. sold for Thomas f. Smith
the three story dwelling at 432 West
Twenty-second street to Elizabeth Can
ton.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-Sale or Rent.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write +. UNSER,
Mineola. Tel Garden City 1C42W.

Mrs. EDMUND W. BODINE, Reel Estate.
4I2 Main ST.. tel. sis New Rochelle.
SEND for our lis. of furnished and unfur-
ished rentals and for sale offerings In
Pelham. New Rochelle. Larchmont. Rye and
vicinity. DRUMMoND. II East 42d st. Tel.
Murray Hin 1928.
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in THE GRAND CENTRAL ZONE,
SOL Madison av, between 41st and I'D SITS.
Lot 24x100 immediate possession: suita
for alteration or Improvement with new
building; an ideal location for bank, truse
company or similar concern: likewise for any
business to which this central busy section
Is essential: brokers are requested to help
sell. lease or exchni ige. WILLIAM d. Kill
PATRICK, Singer Building.
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TRAFFIC LECTURES TONIGHT.

p. l.. Gerhardt. vce-president of the
Bush Terminal Company, will talk on
THE Relation of the Public Warehouse
to Transportation" at the open meeting
tonight of the New York University
Transportation Club at 90 Trinity place
+. Van Zandt Lane will lecture on
motor truck transportation.
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RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Houghton Company with NJ. & L.
Hess leased the four story dwelling at
So West Eighty-eighth street to William
Wray and Sadie a. Wray
Culver & Co. leased, furnished, for
Mrs. Lucy =. 4. Ingersoll her apart
ment in 93a Park avenue for the season
to Mrs. Mary Allen Hubert OF this city
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LEASE MADISON AVE. CORNER

Herbert Hecht e Co. have leased for
Thomas Weathering for long term Of
years the five story altered building
at the northwest corner of Madison
avenue and Sixty-fifth street, at a
rental aggregating approximately $780,
600. TO an Investing corporation. The
property is under lease until 1926, the
new lessees concluding a lease by pay =
ing the owner n bonus each year until
the expiration OF the present lease.
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PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Gov. Miller has consented to address
the members of the Upper Manhattan
Property Owners Association at their
annual dinner in the Hotel Astor on
Saturday night, March IL. Women
guests will attend and the committee
has arranged to present boudoir clock
to every guest. There will be dancing
in the east ballroom after the dinner
and speechmaking.
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STETYINIUS BUYS AT
LOCUST VALLEY, IL.
Member of Morgan Firm Said
to Have Paid $250,000 for
Levi c. Weir Estate.

According to a well substantiated re-
port Edward r. Stettinius. member of
the firm of J. z. Morgan & Co, has
purchased FOR his country home the Levi
C. Weir property at Locust Valley, l..
/. The estate comprises thirty four
acres and was held at $500, 900: The
purchase price Is said to have been in
the neighborhood of $250.Ooo.
The Weir estate is one of the best
Handicapped and most elaborate proper
ties of its kind in a district noted for
rs beautiful ccLntry homes. 1t has
three water views, house of stone and
shingle and cottage and garage. 1t is
known as The Hedges" and was left by
the late Mr. Weir 10 his widow. now the
Viscountess de Ledonck. Mr.. Weir was
president of the Adams Epress Company
and assembled the property at great ex-
pense.
The Weir estate Is just south of the
former Cravath property which was sold
in January 1921, to syndicate of
prominent residents in the neighborhood
who bought the property for the protec-
tion of their own estates. 1t was said
yesterday in real estate circles that con-
tracts had already been signed or were
about to be signed in the sale of the
Weir property.
The estate is in such splendid condi-
tion that Mr. Stettinius will probably
keep it as it is, except for a few minor
alterations.
other Suburban Transactions.
George Howe sold the colonial resi-
dence of Walter B. Storm on Division
driveway, Riveryiew Manor Dobbs
Ferry, N. ". to Lewis C. Haynes of Buff
falo. Mr.. Haynes is the New York rep
resentative of the Buffalo Weaving and
Betting Company, and plans to occupy
the house after making considerable i'm
provements.
Prince & Ripley sold for Caroline C.
Larribee. large plot on Longview ave-
nue., in the White Plains Highland sec
ton. to Francis V. Gillick, who will inn
prove the property with a residence.
Burke Stone, Inc, have sold for Louis
Koop to NJ. Deffat a large plot in
Larchmont Park. I>archmont, which will
be improved with dwelling.
Bowles & Co. sold for /. a. Dewitt,
of Sunbury, Pa, twenty lots on High
wood and Sylvan avenues, Leonia. n. j.,
to A. a. Lincoln, who intends to build
ten houses.
II. Goldschmidt sold for Harry and
Florence Hicks the two story dwelling
on the east side of Grove street. Cedar
hurst l.. l.. to Miss Margaret Turbert
l.. p. Edsell and Son. sold at Cedar
hurst for William ID. Reilly, plot Is on
Revised Map of Cedarhurst Parkway"
to Charles j. Mcdowell, also the prop
erty on Central avenue west of Maple
avenue, including buildings thereon, for
w. A. Parker to Max Berg. The same
broker sold for p V. Skidmore, his prop
erty on Central avenue Lawrence, to
Robert S. Smith. of Far Rockaway
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aUEENs-RICHMoND DEALS.

James s. Graham sold to Mrs. Mary
Rose six lots in block No. IT.. at Floral
Park Manor. Floral Park. l.. T.
James S. Graham sold TO William ].
Harvest lots 80 and "a Of block 20 at
Woodland Terrace, s. ].
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NEWARK. N. j
Tanning Plants.
Miscellancous-saie or Rent.

CAMP, four miles from Hudson River, 20
miles from New York city; beautifully sit
uated for camp or estate; $50 acres In val
ley: swift stream place for lake. $4,000.
EDWARD X. MASSEE. 80 East AID ST.. New
York city Vanderbilt 6407.
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The newly formed Hardware Dealers
Building. Inc, w. II. Sterling. presi-
dent. is the purchaser of the Ave story
building at As Lispenard street, the sale
Of which by Richard S. Elliott was re-
ported recently. 1t is the intention of
the buying company TO provide quarters
for firms affiliated with the hardware
trade. Extensive alterations will be
made.
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Above 59th st.-5th Av. to North River.

FINE modern freproof furnished hotel to
| lease. long term; splendid location; big
possibilities. BROWNING, 20 w. S1st.
MODERN AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSE.
| West 70s, near Drive; story. all modern
| improvements, including elevator. electric
| lights. modern plumbing, parquet floors: .
| master bedrooms, bath: servants roms.
bath. price very reasonable. BROWN
! WHEELOCK CO.. INC. 10 East 45th st.
Murray Hill 300.
80 West eSth st.-Will sacrifice for quick
| sale, five story double apartment house
with basement. OBR1EN, 40 Halsey ST..
| BROOKLYN. Il.f
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Fire Record

! NJ. Loss.
i1:59--i51 Fifth av., Watt. Frankcn
=, Bruno.... ................I .Irifling
12:35-1S2d Cedar av.. Bronx; Frank
Roadore. go. ..... ........ II filing
;3o-t0o West 4Sth St.. Dorothy
5lo-2s9 5EVS West 77th ST. unknown. unknomss
6:2o-l34th st. and Lenox av.. Public
7;5o-525 West 18Th ST.. automobile,
Hughes Mark ................ .Trifling
s:I5-4G7 East 10th ST.. Herman
sehneider sch ;.;..... ..,;::......: Trifling
9:,5-5oo West 18th st., q. Topkin Trifiins
=. VI.
12:i5-3i Mulberry St, Baadeli Bank,
Unknown
l2:45-2e5 West aod ST., truck; Leggio
1:o0-l6s3 Madison av.; Harry Lcf-
kowltz .................... Unknown
1:30-ii West 7Ith ST.. Edwin Kauff-
man .:.:............ Unknown
:jo-47e Willis av., The Bronx; T..
Weintraub ................ Unknown
4:35--3 North Moore ST.; Michael
5:0J-14 Monroe ST.; Michael Dozar;
Unknown
5:3o-3 Washington ST.; empty loft;
7oo-ai anfEsWh Esst Sad St ,nnorn IInkno unknown
:3O-321 9th av.; Wiedio & Co.. Unknown
S:1o-242 w. 1Ifth St, unknown. Unknown
9:l0-F'ront of 1923 Amsterdam av.,
automobile. owned by Stephen
brown .................. Unknown
o'.O-lol3 Amsterdam av., Anna Muir
ray ................ Unknown
10 o:3o-Manhattan Bridge. New York side
automobile truck. owned by Bor-
den MIX Co. ................U Unknown
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RESORTS.
RESORTS.
Canada.
BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL
Canada.

Mr.. Arthur Benagla, Mgr. Banff Springs
Hotel in the Canadian Rockies, is in New
York at the Canadian Pacific Offices Can.
Pac. Bldg, Madison Ave. at 44th St., to fur
njsh all information regarding that mountain
wonderland and make hotel reservations for
the 1922 season, opening May 18th. Hours
l to P. NJ, or any hour by appointment
Tel. Murray Hill 1000
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The Thelma Realty Corporation .G.
Gettinger, u. Savada and Joseph We'll
kenberg), whose purchase of the plot.
240x100. on the south side of 1881
street. 12S feet west of Fort Washing
ton avenue, was announced recently.
will improve the site with two FIVE and
one-half story apartment houses which
with the cost of the land will involve
an outlay of $350,000.
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BUYFR'S OPPORTUNITY.

BUYERS OPPORTUNITY.
Hath ST., west Sd av., four story brown
stone tenement. seven room apartments
baths 3 rooms. basement hot water supply;
price only $4,000. SISCA & PALLADINO,
215 f.. 1i6th.
FOR CLUB. BUSINESS OR APARTMENTS.
On East Goth ST.. near 9TH av., with subway
Mt the door. 4 roomy story dwelling. Dix
100; will sell lease on long term; early
posse ssion. VIM. A. WHITE & SONS, AZ
Cedar st. Tel. John 300.
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For the erection of six story ele-
vator apartment house the II West
Twelfth Street, Inc, representing S.
Morrill, Banner and Herbert Mitler. OBJ
talned from S. w. Straus & Co. build
ing loan OF $290.000 on the property,
s7.6S1O3.S. at 71-77 West Twelfth
street.
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FLATBUSH. 6j5 East 18th St beautiful dc
tached house, emi-bungalow: modern 7
rooms, 3 enclosed porches; driveway. Mans
field 1855.
The New York herald., 1922-02-10

T. Stanton Riker negotiated the sale
Of 252 West Fourteenth street to the
Woodlock Realty and Construction Com
pany The new owners arc investors
who will reconstruct the building into
stores and Offices
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BUILDERS IN BRONX
BUY CHOICE SITES
Deals Presage Erection of Tax
payers and Flats; Trading
Reported Brisk.

Hall ]. Howe & Co. sold for Joseph Il.
Marx the corner near the subway ter
minal on White Plains road and 243d
street. 67x50, for Improvement with an
apartment house and stores.
George j. McCaffrey, Jr.. sold for Mrs.
C. f. Schultz Cunolt plot of fourteen
lots at the southwest corner of Tre-
mont and Crotona avenues, 15Sx2OO.
This is the first sale of the property in
over forty years. 1t will be improved
with a business building.
Louis Gold & Co. have purchased the
property at the. southwest corner OF
Dawson street and Rogers place, upon
which the buyers will erect one story
taxpayer containing fifteen stores which
will be similar to the one nearing COM
pletion at Prospect avenue and South
ern boulevard. Jacob e. Emil Leitner
were the brokers.
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The newly formed Ludor Realty Cor
poration. with Durand II. Van Doren.
Gurney l.. Smith and Louis L. Mentz
as directors. is the buyer of the site at
1i7-151 West Seventy-fourth street, sold
yesterday for Fred Brown. a nine story
apartment will be erected
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

BARGAINS in flats and private houses
MORGAN. 2161 7th av. Phone 2I25 Morn.
FOR choice investment or store properties
see PORTER & CO.. fJ9 W. 125th st.
WEST SIDE dwellings, for SALE NJ II.
GAILIARD G. c.. 900 Bway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-10

BUYERS OPPORTUNITY.

BUYERS OPPORTUNITY.
Tooth ST.. near Lexington av., story brick
tenement. 8 six and five room apartments,
each with bath; two rooms in basement; hot
water supply: price only $13,500. STEEL
REALTY DEVELOPMENT CORP, 132 West
AID ST., Manhattan.
The New York herald., 1922-02-10

II. Buchardt Petersen is the buyer OF
102 Riverside Drive, Morris Snitow OF
355 Eighth avenue and Wolf ID. Sachs
of 357 Eighth avenue. all sold recently
The New York herald., 1922-02-10

a mortgage loan OF S1s5, 200 has been
obtained by william J. Diamond from
the Franklin Savings Bank on the prop
erty, 7It1x126.7. at the southwcrt cor
rcr OF Sc. Nicholas avenue and 1880
street
The New York herald., 1922-02-10
Gas Co. Plans Laboratory.

Plans were filed yesterday for n one
and four story laboratory and library
for the New Amsterdam Gas Company
at 400 to 407 East Fortieth street. W.
Witehill. architect. estimates the cost at
500, 900.
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west side warehouse DenI.

The newly formed l Congress Street
Realty Corporation. having for directors
J. Il. Uniacke. j. Il. Haggerty and Carlo
u Celia. purchased from the Congress
Warehouse and Forwarding Company
the four story building. 21x42. at that
o ddress. near West Houston street.
The New York herald., 1922-02-10
Apartment House Sales.

Stebbins Realty and Construction
Company. Inc. sold through Fred
Lowenthal to Evardus. Inc. the south
east corner 161st street and Morris ave-
nue.. 67x1O). a five story apartment
house with four stores and through
William F. Kurz l25 to 127 st. AIMS
avenue. two five story apartment houses
with stores, each 25x10o, to Thomas
Greene and Annie Wilson. The same
company sold through j. e. Fowler to
Albert L. Allen, 2SS East 162d street. a
three story dwelling, 16sx147, and 2S6
East 1sod street to Charles Smythe,
16 Sx14T
The New York herald., 1922-02-10

Tankoos, Smith & Co. announce tina
William J. Wood has become associated
with their rental sales department.
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Two New Buildings.

Plans have been filed for the follow
ing new buildings:
Sixty-sixth street, 313 to 32t West
For six story salesrooms and business
building. 120xi50 Cutting. Larson Co..
Inc. tho owner and architect. Cost,
si50.o 600.
Twelfth street. II to n West--For a
six story tenement, S7xs6 The Seventy
first West Twelfth street, Inc, IS the
owner, r. 7. Lyons, architect, estimates
tho cost at s125.o00.
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Borough of Bronx-SaIe or Rent.
Borough of BrookIyn-sale or Rent.

McLERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE,
1913 w. Fordhnm road. Phone 0230 Ford.
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'43D ST.--f6 room dwelling; possession.
Suitable 3 families or furnished rooms.
Great bargain: easy terms.
VIM. p. JONES e. SON. 1858 Broadway.
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To Auction East 71st st. House.

Joseph y. Day will sell at auction on
Tuesday, February II. at noon. i'm the
exchange salesroom. 1870 East Seventy
first street, n four story dwelling. lex
1905. The sale Is n result of a fore
closure Of the second mortgage amount
ing TO about s12.650, including costs. in
forest. taxes and other charges above
the first mortgage of $780, 600. Joseph
y. Tuttle is the referee and Brlson
Howio attorney for the plaintiff. In adj
dltion TO selling the property under
foreclosure II Is being sold 10 satisfy
and discharge the dover right Of the de-
fendant
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 14th st. to roth st. UncIusive).
East River TO North River.

EXCLUSIVE MURRAY HILL, S. w. COR
NER OF LEXINGTON AV. AND 3TTH ST.
-FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT, HIGH
STOOP. IS ROOMS AND FOUR BATHS;
ELECTRIC LIGHTS; FIRST CLASS CON
D1TION: HARDWOOD FLOORS, OPEN
FIREPLACES; BELOW ASSESSED VALU-
ALTON. TELEPHONE CHELSEA 1910.
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Bronx Transfer Denis.

Rosa Alper sold to Solomon Helm, two
three story dwellings. each lS.9x115, at
us to III Cauldwell avenue.
The Mavis Realty Company sold to
Horman NJ. Arkin the five story apart
ment. 125x100, at the southeast corner
of Walton avenue and 167th street.
Niederhoffer Realty Corporation sold
to Gertrude T. Beck five story flat,
36x10o at 1913 Webster avenue.
Louis Dansky sold to Samuel Gold
stein u five story flat, 37.6x9O, at 945 East
18th street. 3
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Film Co. Buys New Thcater.

The newly completed theater building
on plot 1O0x110. on the east side oi
Washington avenue, 80 feet south oi
172d street. has been sold by Isidor Ben
enson, who erected the structure, to the
S. X s. Motion Pictures Company. NJ
was sold subject to mortgages fol
sl6o, ,oC0
The New York herald., 1922-02-10
100000 Flats Planned.

Plans were filed yesterday for three
five story apartment houses 66.SxS4.2
for the east side of Davidson avenue,
S79 feet south of Kingsbridge road.
Samuel Roseff e Sons, Inc, are the
owners. Gronenberg & Leuchtag. archi-
tects, estimate the cost at S360,0oo
The New York herald., 1922-02-10
New York State-Sale or Rent.
New Jersey--Saie or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-02-11

you" Hut II was fully ave minutes
later that she began the inevitable
condolences. I'VE talked--Roy and
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belong in my life. now, any more thnn
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sort OF mutual minding OF our own
business.
thank Godi" Mo. Davenport said
fervently. "IIe--he doesn't want to-
he doesn't still feel he won't worry
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IDENTITY. Ilarrlets laugh had an an.
pleasant edge,
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In whisper ~lt--it IL all right,
thenr' she asked. a little timidly.
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~. II haven't drawn happy breath
since saw him All that time came
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tcrday--exccrt that have climbed
a little way, LINDA was happy-I
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had my sclf.rcspect!"
And suddenly the bright head was
In Linda's lap. and she was sobbing
bitterly. Linda. with a great ache In
her heart. clrcled her arms. mother
fashion. as she had circled them .
hundred times. about her little sister.