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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
TEN MINUTE
RELIEF FOR
INDIGESTION
New Cordial Called "Anti-Fer'
ment," Originated by a Drug
gist and Recommended by Ply
sicians, Neutralizes Acid Con-
dition of Stomach, Prevents
Fermentation and Brings In
slant Relief.

INDIGESTION and Its attendant ills such
~ dyspepsia, heartburn. SOUR st"m-
ach. gripping pains, dysent"ry, d1ar'
rhoca, collie. cholera mO:bua, chronic
constipation, gas. etc. and cv'n SICK,
nervous. headaches are new Directly
t!aCeable to disorders in the digestive
OrSans
The fed sours before II IS fully al
ra,rcd. thus putting into solution
toxic pOisOns that are absorbed lntp
the sy!Aem. irritating the ln'cSinr3
and setting up inflammation 10 aVolI
tins. YOU simply have to prevent icr'
merralior by using Anti-Fciment
Anti-Fcrment neutralizcs the aclu
condition Of the stomach. cleanseS
and sweetcns the bowels soothes and
heals the inflamcd intcStines and IN
creases the flow Of gastric Juices, CIV
/ iug quick and certain relief. Get
| bottle Of AntiFcrment from your
druggist with guarantee Of Satstac-
! tory results or money returned. II VIII
( improve your appetite, give YOU rest
iml slccp and make YOU feel better
than YOU ever felt In your llte.-AdF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
FIRST LOCAL LITTER
OF POLICE DOG PUPS

Tho FIRST Hitter OF German police dog
puppies ever horn in this city ar" now
on display in the window Of tho Wheel
ing BIRD Store at Eleventh and Mar
kct streets. The German police dogs
are known for their excellent breeding
and clcvcrness The local dogs are or
he finest blood lines and breeding that
can be scared Their mother is
.pccrv." formerly owned ny Sheriff
,,orse while the father IS Don 10th
air OF Soultz." German police doc
owned by MIX Schleslnger of LenoX,
which dog Is now Serving time with
.ro h,oodhounds IN the Moundsvi!lo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

BROS. MILLS
MUST CLOSE
7 900 MEN WILL BE THROWN 1Nfo
IDDLENESS THIS
WEEK.
Toronto, o., Plant Down Last NiRh1-
Big Mill Suspends
Saturday.

S,cuhrnvillc. Ohio. July ?6.-The
Toronto and Follanshce mills Of the Fol
lansbec Brothers Company. are force"
into suspension OF operations by IN"
coal strike. according to announcement
today by General Manager william Ban
field
The Toronto plant which has been
operating only six mills. due 10 fue.
shortage. viii shut down tonight and
the Fol!anshce plant which has been
operating in full. VII! suspend Saur-
dav morning. The suspension VIII ne
for the duration Of tn" coal strike
Seven hundred mon employed a;
Toronto and Zoo az Follanshee are ar
rcc:cd.
MIR. BarNeld stated that coal tor III"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
WOMEN QUARREL
ONE IS IN JAIL

Mrs ida Miller was arrested last eve
ming by Policeman John Haley on COM
plaint OF Mrs Clara Laughl::. Both
arc residents OF the East End and duarS
relied yesterday. Mrs. Laughlin insisted
upon the arrest Of Mrs. Miller.
John Moore was arrested by Motor
cycle Policeman James Stanley on
drunk charge. The same officer ar
rested Frank Dimgcr on a disorderly
charge. Frank Stankenwiez was arrest
cd by Policeman Ragasee on drunk
charge. All will he arraigncd in police
court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

Toronto plant had been obtained until
recently fro mthc Cashier In!ne nortn
yr this city. This mine however shut
Gown the iirst q fthis week whom miners
wrro inundated by union oTganiZers'
cutting of the mills supply.
Al Fu!lansbcc the fuel shortage -
due 10 the same cause. miners employed
n mines in that vicinity having heeh
forced 70 quit work owing TO threats
made By striking miners.
Ofhcr industries in tho Stcuh"nvilic
district are seriously affected hy tho
coRI shortage and Will soon have to
,rIrtau operations or shut down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
GAS ASSESSMENTS
SHOW A DECLINE
Reduction Over Previous Year Is An
nounced by Board Of Public Works
Increases Noted in Larger
Companies.

Charleston. ". Va, July 26.-Assess-
ments Of oil and gas companies for
1922 were reduced from the figures or
the previous year in many cases al
though increases in few of the larger
companies brought the total slightly
over that OF last year. The assess
ments for the present year, an
nounced today by the Board OF Pubic
Works, reached total Of $l@S,SSi,36l
while a year ago they were Fl-i,-
321.S2O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27

Picnlc saturday
The members OF the NJ. e church Will
hold their picnic a. the fair grounds on
Saturday. All kinds OF amUScmcnts
Will he enjoyed. including swimming.
after which picnic supper Will he en-
joycd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
POWER OF ATTORNEY
IS GRANTED TO TWO

Two local attorneys were given the
rowcr Of attorney Yesterday morning
by County Court Clerk J. Howard Wells.
They were Edwin +. Kline for the Trus-
chel Stewart company and William q.
Caldwell for the American Mortgage
and Discount corporation Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
About People
Novemsu4s OF Individuals 70 Ara
From me ctsy.
AT THE HOTELS.

The Rogers. s. stanton. Clarks-
.hurg: L. A Pauly. ParkersourS: r,
Prince Dayton. o: {. Elehuch. FarAcrs-
burg: 2. E1Ele. Clarkshurs.
Mcrurs Hoesl-R Farmer. New Mar
tipsvslle: II. Fisher. Sistersvillc: d. d.
Jenkins. CiarkShurG: c. L. BatSon'
ParkersburE: J. II. Jones. Pittsburgh.
GRAND csntral--C. A. Coustim, Sisters.
vile: J s. Hartford. Cotagey!lle. W. Va;
I. Hodge. Pittsburgh; C. c. Moore.
Akron. O.; W. Il. Jetfr!cs. Woodsile'd'
Ohio.
Hotel wheeltnS-A A. Garner Akron,
%: II. D. Griffith. Pittsburgh; a. NJ.
clifford Pittsburgh: X. &. Mcdowell.
Franklin. Pa: &. II. Beuter Pittsburgh.
Hotsl wtndsor-Ci r. Miller. Charles
ION: c. +. Armitage. Charleston; d.
r Siher. ClaysvIlie. Pa: J. NJ. RILEY
Cambridge O; 7. r. Wright. Pitts
hursh: T. Moray. Steubenvslle. o.
Smith wickham. OF Pittsburgh who
has boon visiting relatives In this city
left yesterday for Chicago where he
will spend sort time before return
ing here.
Charles Thurman who has been
spending a short vacation with friends
az Fish creek returned home yesterday
Carl Miller left yesterday Tor Park
ershurg where ne will spend severa!
DAYS on business.
Stanley Morgan OF West Alexander
was a business visitor In this city yes
terday.
Mrs Laura Bell OF Thirteenth street
will leave the coming week Tor shors
visit with friends in Cleveland.
Edward Schaat will leave Sunday FER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-27
ANNOUNCE PLANS

Members OF Wheeling Lodge !. .. o.
+. yes; erday received notice OF plans
heinz made by tho Parkcrsburg lodge
for tho entertainment program Of the
state convention of the org" niZatior.
which Will be held IN that city this
fail. The program contains concerts BY
the Children's band Of the Odd Fellows
Home at Elkins. This band has quite
a reputation in the tri-state district
and this announcement will be taken
with Interest by the locals.
Mountaineering minerals have been
found m Madagascar.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
S6OO,O 900 Rental
For 1-StOrv New
9th Ave. Building
-
John IL. Schcicr, Architect.
Leases Structure Just
Completed at 1oih Stree,
Corner and Plans Changes

John II. Scheicr. architect and real
estate investor. leased the four stor,.
building, just completed. al the south
west corner Of Seventh Avenue and
f'orty-ninth Street. in the heart Of the
motion picture Office building and
amusement district, for twcnt,-onc
years with renewals at a rental Of
approximately $500 900. The building
at present contains a large store and
basement, with an entrance in,o the
b. Il. l. broadway subway station a.
Forty y-ninth Street, and the upper Nooys
are designed for use AS lofts
Mr.. Schcicr viii immediately alter
the building to contain number Of
ground floor and basement storcs.
while the upper floors Will be re
modelled into Offices and large roof
sign erected. Frederick FOX & Co. were
thc BROKERS'
Fletcher, Brown & TwycTort. attor-
neys, leased Offices in the Canadian
Pacific Building, Madison Avenue. be
tween Forty-third and Forty-fourth
streets. Cushman & Wakefield. luc.
were the brokers'
Albert 4. Ashforth, inc. with Cush-
man g. Wakefield, lnc leased space in
the Liggett Building, Forty second
Street and Madison Avenue. to the
American Mason Safety Tread Com
pany.
He'll G. Stern leased Aoors ut 1897
and 1893 Broadway to Eureka Dress
Company, Inc; at A to 30 West Twcn-
ty-eigh'h Street to Queen Manufacture
ing Company; at IL to Is West Twcn-
seventh Street TO Siegel & Sand
berg: at $50 and 522 Broadway to the
Modern Travelling Leather Goods Com
pany. Inc. and at 192 to t30 West
Twenty-scvcnth Street to Joseph b.
Friedman.
NJ & l.. Hess. Inc, leased the clcv-
cntn floor at "a and 36 West Thirty
second Street to IIe.man Bros; tnc
fifth floor to Kohn, Goldsmith, Inc ::
space at 327 to 335 East Twcnty-ninth
Street to Philipson's, Inc. and at f26
Fifth Avenue to William Shay.
7. NJ. Clear & Co. leased to NJ. A.
Schuman Offices at Al West Twenty
FIRST Street, the third floor loft at 81 |
Seventh Avenue to the Helene Drcs s
Company.
Charles +. Noycs Company leased to
the California Trading Company the
store and basement at 100 Fulton
Street at an aggregate rental of about
$50 900: two floors at 2S White Street
to F. NJ. Lupton, Publisher, Inc. and a
floor at 275 Water Street to George K
Mckay.
James S. Anderson & Co. rented to
the Silver Stationery Company, Harry
Levy president, a store at ll6 Fulton
Street for stationery business.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Il cal state News
Five Store Buildings
10 Go Up i'm tho Bronx
Increasing Population in North.
"rIy Borough Causes Dc
mand for More Shcps

Nathan Wilson. operator. resold TO
client plot Of over Eve lots on tho
south SIDE OF Fordham Road between
DAVIDSON and Grand Avenues. II has
- S.fo"t frontage on Fordham Road.
running through ard having 1Od
LOOT frontage ON Davidson Avenue
nc purchaser intends to improve the
fordham Road side with stores and a
business building; the Davidson ~vc-
nue. SIDE VIII also be improved with
stores Armstrong Bros. were tho
brokers'
William +. kurz Company sold for
Stebbins Realty Company plot on
lhc west side of lt6th Street, known as
aa' to 457 Willis Avenue, 76xlO7. TO
the Dodge Realty Company. A. Miller,
president, which will immediately erect
a business building.
Schwab Co. sold for the Edwardu.
Company the plot, 30Xl4i. on Beau
"1on' Avenue. running through to Cam
brcleng Avenue. 100 feet south Of 1S9th
Street. to builder who will imurovc
1t for business
}; /. and r. W. Davis sold for the
S'ebn'ns Realty and Construction
company plot at Stebbins Avenue
ana ana io3d street, having a frontage of
ls9 feet. 1t will be Immediately i'm
proved with store building
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
City Acquires Three East
Side Sites for Schools
Several Tencmcnis Now Occupy
Plots Taken Over i'm Con-
demnation PROCEEDINGS

the city Of New York has bought
three large plots on the upper east
side IN condemnation proceedings for
new school buildings.
The entire east block front on Sec
ond Avenue from Sixty-seventh to
SiXtN-e'@hth Street, 200 lOx35O. valued
at S2AN.000 has been ACQUIRED from the
v Nli'lam Schcrmerhorn estate and gives
the city control Of the entire hlock
bounded by First aud Second Avenues
SsiNty- seventh and Sixty eighth Streets
It viii be utilized as q site for the new
Julia Rchman High School.
Sixteen tenement houses and a coz,
ard at a15-4%l East i20th street. run
ming through to A06-43 East 12Ist
Street, 204x224, with oepth Of 200
feet. have been taken over as a public
school site from the following owners:
Mary Iercadante, Lewis y. Austin
William Fink. Luigi Sara, GEORGE A
nauptt, AIRY \. Carter, Frances Mayer
Max hamburger estate. Jacob +. Dillon
and Nichelna Esposito The land was
valued at 100000
A. the site for larger annex f.
Public School l2i, on East 1924 Street
near Second Avenue, the city has ac.
qulrod in similar PROCEEDINGS from Al
ter Mishkin and Morris Beck the two
slN-atory 5 fats at 230-23G East ,o3d
street, on a plot 5Oxl00ll
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Flats in Third
Deal Within
Three Months
Newly Organized Company
Latest Owners Of Two
Houses in West l72d ST.:
Other Apartments Sold

ihc Primrose Realty Company. Jo-
scnh Lesser, president, "A newly formed
company purchased from tho Joe Hen
Neatly Company, Joseph Goldfein.
p'eS'dent, two si.-story elevator apart -.
ments at 1l5 to 725 West 172d Street.
between Fort Washington and Haven
avenues, 24oN91.4. Tho buildings. which
h8Vc been in the hands Of three diff
leTcnt owners since last November,
were valued at $3.50 900 They accom-
modate elghty-four families and we're
acquired by The present selling com
pany from the Ralph Realty Company.
Samuc! Nacht jr., prcsidout which
bought them from tho Ecallaw Com
panv
Tho Pierre & Golden Co. sold for
Patrick Herman the northwest corner
OF Columbus Avenue and Scventy-sixth
Street, five story apartment, with
stores. with frontage of 1922 feet
on Columbus Avenue and % feet on
the street.
Sharp &. Co. sold 3s and 40 West
Ninety 'ghth Street. x-storv mod
crn walkup apartment, aOxlOO housing.
twenty-four families, The property
was held at $4,000. and will be man
aged by the above brokers'
pulitT ~ raIuWlo. INC. rCSOIG Tor Il
client to Robert X. Osborne the six
story apartment. A5.6x10O, at ll3-115
West 102d Street, which the seller ac-
quired through the same brokers n
week ago. The property was held at
$50 900
Jules Nehring. Inc sold for Mrs.
Anna Mcclure to client 2o5 East
l27th Street, a five story Fat. 25xl00.
The four three and five-story tenc
ments, 49xso. at tho southeast corner
Of Avenue and Sixth Street. have
been purchased by tho newly formed
Avenue c and Sixth street Realty
Company O.. Roscnhaum. A. NJ Was
serman and M. Gefncr from Lena
Stolof.
Day 6 Day. Inc. sold for tho Gotham
Improvement Cooperation to Barnett
Levine the fivcstory tenement with
stores at lS40 Second Avenue.
The Hudson p. Rose Company pur-
chased from Carolina A. Lnre the four
story tenement 420 East l15th Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
purchasers of Whi:~ Plains
sites tn Erect Homes

so'.a,i r.nfe & Ripley sold in White Plains
10 S.s. S.s,.s s',es; ~.ich viii be improved
Sud ~ iI4muel .n Benz. Of this city. They
S,o .ao wv; rEo pots ia the Battle Hin Sec
an F~nI'1l F~n'va the buyer Will improve with
otenns,,S s''S" pricA cottage for his own
s3.a ~ TO jchn Frick Two lots adio;o|ne nine
- present property on Lee Avenue.
onr.s le A b. Platt Building Comnanv
syerr@ s,s"~Seo TWO plots on Alexander
at nus on". "hG q. NH improve the property
lor 'TSe rs r. Ihe same brokers also sold
Alexsndou.. -, ". 1enneficn four parcels on
: ssiley. Tho purchaser ;ntepds IN, yV = ia "a
W5i.o WrptoSs e, them immediately. In the m
{ pr p,s rla1ns Highlands section Prince
rjos "'pley nave sod for Agnes ]. Wig
4 d pot or Grandviev Avenue to
expects A'm09d " OF White Plains, VINO
Fancy. ''0 OF MS Own occu-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Jersey City Tube Section
improvements SorgI,,
Measures to Widen boulevard
and Condemn Part OF
Rovu.,, o,x,.,sn,.,.

Assem- blyman Flynn, of Jersey CITY,
has introduced bill TO empower the
hudson Board Of Free holders to widen
by condemnation proceedings the
Boulevard at the Summit Avenue tube
station in jersey City A bill has also
been introduced to permit jersey City
to condemn part Of the old Bergen Re
formed Church Cemetery on the east
side OF Bergen Avenue. in order to
make possible the widening Of that
pant Of Bergen Avenue as another part
OF the big development in that part
Of Jeraey City.
Act''ity in the tube zone dist9ic,
was again in evidence yesterday. John
". Meyers sold to the Universal Sc
cNrity Company the dwelling property
at 424 Summit Avenue, between High
Street and the Pennsylvania Railroad.
12xis6, for $500. The property re-
Gently sold hy Charles ScNrauf at All
and il3 Summit Avenue to the King
hoNor-Shackter Realty Company is to
be implo owed with six-story apart
ment, Il was learned yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Or. Marcus Neusiacdtcr
To Live i'm Park Avenue


DoOelas l. EI]iman & Co leased the
three story dwelling OF i2l5 Park Ave
nue., at Ninety-ffth Street, to DR.. Mar
Gus Ncustaedter. They also have
leased a large duplex apartment. at
$40 Fifth Avenue. unfinished. 70 Fred
ericn A. Stevenson. Of the American
Car and Foundry Company; an apart
ment at o7l Park Avenue to Miss t..
Frances Gafney: an apartment in Al
wyn Court. 1872 West Flfty-e lghth
Street containing twelve rooms and
four baths. to William S. Gould. Of
Portchcster. and an apartment TO Ms.
A. Goldstone at ITO West Fifty-t;fth
Street
r 4. Wood & Co. and d. NJ Thomas
leased Cor the estate Of George H..
Squire TO Mrs Lulu B. Kenny the four
story dwelling at y West Seventy
sixth Street
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Estate Sells 58th Street
Homes Owned O3 Years
Auguste Rosenberg, of Mont.
clair. Parts With Three
Dwellings 10 Operator

Dav & Day. Inc, sold for Augustc
Rosenberg. Of Montciair. \. j.. to the
Bresman Realty Corporation. Samuel
Brenner president. three fourstory
dwellings,, comprising plot 50>l25. at
1lS to l22 West Fifty-e Eighth Street.
This property has been in the selling
family since 1859 and it is understood
that Mr.. Brenncr will erect a nine-
story, small suite apartment house on
the plot. The property was held at
s15o,00O and was an all-cash tHansac-
,ion.
Paul W. Croncc sold to Eugene {.
Worden Ais East Fifty-soverth Street,
Tor the Poggenbure Estate Company,
three story dwelling, lS.Px'c0. My.
Worden plans extensive alterations.
Cru;kshank Company sold FOR the
heirs of Michael Egan property at 10
Vandam Street, tnreestory dwelling,
25xiGcs
Leonard Veil sold to J. Armstrong
the three story dwelling at l29 Eas'
l32d Street, l6.sx10O
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
L, $. Attitude on Trade
Associations Due Soon
Suggestions Governing Acti>i-
lies Nav Be Announced This
y eek l,v Secretary II

W ~ te' A'sti y. az ' > Z W. '|'~
WASHINGTON. Feb. L Announce
ment OF the governments attitude TO-
ward trade association activities unde,
the recent decision Of the Supreme
Court in the Hardwood Lumber Asso-
ciation case may be made in day q
two. Attorney Genera Daugherty said
to-day
Suggestions governing tho activities
Of these associations under the law
Mr. Daughelty said probably would oe
presented to Secretary Hoover BY
Thursday in order that the Comm ercc
Department might inform these asso-
Citations how far they may go IN the
collection Of statistics for publication
by the department.
Mr. Daugherty said he had not de-
cided whether the Justice Department
would make any statement with regarc
to trade associations, but that the ma!
ter would probably be left with Nh
Hoover
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Na Vtailahan Estate Sells
fiat in Fifty-.;xib e,roo,

ts,e e n q, ILadlow & Co. sold for the es-
sas,,s.h.iza h.iza O'Callahsn the fve-storv
S:rcs," at BIS West Fiftv-sixtil
nues ne', sd De'ween Eighth and Ninth ave.
Psun,.oouu P,, ouu@lOo.ll The purchaser is The
Hsary n owe, 9wel and Timber Company.
he sye.s.e sme brokers' sold for client
liz Nnlbasoery tenement. with stores, at
Gsrone ".t Street, 25x75.s. to Martin
Sullivan VINO was represented by Frank
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Award Contrac; for Costly
Home of Mrs. A. II. Rice

TIC contract for CONSTRUCTING a resi-
dcncc at 90l Fifth Avenue for Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton Rice has been
awarded according to Browns Letters.
Inc, Construction Reports The build
ing Will be of brick and limestone con-
struction, three stories high and the
cost of construction will approximat te
$500 900. Plans and specifications we're
prepared by Horace Trum beer, archi-
tect. of Philadelpha. and were filed
yesterday. The contract for the work
has been awarded to John 7. Brady
e co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
W cii-known Homestead
In Flushing Sold
Charles Seton Post Dwelling
Bought for Flat Site 10
Cost $500 ono

Inc Charles Seton Post homestead
ono ono Of the best known properties in
Flushing. at the southwest corner Of
BOVINE Avenue and Washington Street
mas been purchased by the Bovine Ave
nuc Eealty Company, W. W. Smith
prcSldont. The new owners plan tc
nu''d on the site four-story apart
ment house.
inc Halleran Agency. which nogoti.
at'd tie deal. reporta that the transac.
'oh IN It's entirety will involve an out
lay of about 100000. Warren II
Green viii erect the building. The
Post homestead, which has been in the
same ownership for fifty years. con
talns twelve rooms. and is on a Dlo,
WAi %. IN one of Flushng's most
fashionable residential districts.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Conferees ssl> Reed When He
Tan Attend D,e Investigation

: WASHINGTON. Feb -Preliminarv
. setting a date for beginning an in
v".ga''on of the alleged dye lobby. TO
o. conducted under resolution intro
eu'ed by senator king, Democrat, Of
YAH telegram was sen. to-lav TO
Senaior Sr keec, Democrat. OF Missouri. by
senator senator Shortr'dge. Republican, Of CsI-
rO'h's' narnau of Judiciary sub
.OMn't'ea appointed to conduct the in
sll'F' TO ascertain when it Will be con-
sss'usAi Tor him to participate IN the
hearings as minority member.
-. ~ IS NE intention Of the sub-commit
,'}, ."I Senator Shortridge explained, to
,.opoena s.ona witnesses and draft a com
s,snsns''e snsasi,S plan FOR conducting and
,,eSa,y >, concluding the inquiry As soon
~ senator Reed is hoard from
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08

EASY coMMrTAT1oN TO NuW YoKl
F"rnar"nt nome. cVoi,'hiue modern ana
r'a'y for o'"urnnc3 a' above price: no
~ ''r"s steam neat, pa"VuNi noors. heau'i
lullN decorated inside AnI out S,.iorf
strictly rcsldentinl ghnorhoud Water
SD 'is, *olt. country club. schools cnurc hos
'n"rkcts. N"arlY zoo s"oi elrvnilon, no
'nospuitoos Es living rom vim huge
"r'n Ar"N'a"c MANY nne old oaks supply
"bnnlan' shade No servants needed nirc-
'l'ca''y equipped throughnui Including
"t"''rc ranH". electric lights ana bnsc
pug ff'ancc, aftor iuitial payment can
hr na'i ny, WIN loss money than YOU viii
vase IN rrnt the EeNt few years Inv,sti
H"r- y. - WNNC ESTER Suite 1872. 40
l'road way. \. y. t. TEL. l522 cor,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Greenwich Bank Purchases
Building in West 41th 81

Tie Greenwich Bank bought the
property now used for re- taurant pur-
poses at 221 and 22s West Forty-sov-
enth Street from William T. La hiT
1t comprises q three story strueture.
33.10N95.3. adjoining the Central Thea
ter. Mr.. La HiT purchased the prop
e,ty last October from Martin Beck.
subject to mortgage for $4,000 The
hank has one of its branches in the
Astor Thester property. at Broadway
and Forty 'th Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
VIII Tell Story of Manhattan
From Nillape to Grea, I;tx

!. hennard Thomson, consulting en- =
sIneer, who plans the extension Of
Manhattan south toward Staten Island.
viii talk to-morrow 'light to the auto
mobile bureau OF the New York Edison
company on the evolution Of Nanhat-
tan from an Indian village to a great
Me'ropoilS. Ine talk. which viii be
l!lustisted. VIII be given in Edi on
Company Auditorium, 1T 1870 East Fj1
teenth Street
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Corporation Buys Site for Big
Apartsnent House IN Bron,

The newly organized Chabro Realty
Corporation, Barnet Brodshy pres ident.
bought the plot, 75xl21 6. on the west
side Of Marmion Avenue, 1870 feet north
OF l13th Street. for Improvement with
a five story fat The op ration Will
involve $3.50 ,00o. Of which $4,000 rep
fcsents the cost OF construction The
new company, which is represented by
Joscph Levy. arranged with the New
York Title and Trust Company for a
building loan of SS5 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Ribbon and Carbon Concern
Ruys Barclay St. Building O

Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc, sold for
Katherine A. Wood 26 Barclay Street
to the Royal Ribbon and Carbon Com
psny, tenants, who also own tho ad-
Joining building at % Barclay Street
Bv this purchase the buying company
now controls about 10000 square feet
of floor space, and after extensive al
terations are completed will occupy
hoth buildings