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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-02-10

See the bug bite in THE MI
CROBE OF LOVE"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-02-10

Mr.. w. r. Bean of Dundee, was in
Hartford Monday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-02-10

We are headquarters for Red Top
and Red Glover Seed, and, other grass
Seeds.
w. e. ELLIS & BRO.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-02-10

Renew your subscription to TIL
Hartford Republican.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-02-10

Don't forget the "MICRoBE OF
LOVE" Laugh and forget.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-02-10

BASKET BALL-TomOrrow night
Double header.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-02-10
PERSONAL NEWS
AND SOCIAL EVENTS

TIE. Maiden of Sunnydale, was in
town yesterday
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-02-10

Hemstitching and Picot Edging.
MRS. w. ]. BEAN, Hartford, Ky
, 1922-07-15
MOUNTAIN ROAD
IS OPENED FOR
SUNDAY TRAVEL

The Casper Mountain o was
thrown open for travel at 25o o'clock
this afternoon. and viii be in good
shape for Sunday vacationists who
wish to spend n day among the cool
pine trees OF the mountain.
Tn heavy tractor and grader will
put in about a week more on the road,
and then the powder gang viii spend
the balance OF the time blowing Off
the sharp turns known as observation
and inspiration points.
At a place Tea inspiration point a
heavy charge of dynamite opened up
an e cave. which is being explored
by many sightseers- A heavy draft
y, ice cold air up through the
opening and real ice several inches in
thickness was discovered on the walls
OF the cave AZ Dor as possible the
cave will be opened up and Thoroughly
explored.
, 1922-07-15

Fifth and Beech streets C. NJ.
Thompson, Jr.. pastor. Sunday school.
s55 a. m. there is a class for you.
Morning worship. IL a. m. them@
The Contribution OF Fea-." 500,
Miss LaCiaire Dismuke. Solo, Mr.. J..
C Carr b y. p. L.. 7 p. m. Evening
service. 8 p. m, theme-"As He
Passed By" Solo. Mr.. Goodmanson.
Midweek service. "Wednesday. s p. M.
study in the Book OF Romans. During
the sumner we are keeping up the
services TO h high standard OF the
winter. II YOU r In the city for the
make his your church home
II you are without a church home you
are welcomed among US. or course
all Baptists In Casper viii be lined up
with Baptist headquarters. You are a
stranger but once in the First Baptist
church.
, 1922-07-15


Corner OF South Durbin and Second
Streets. Rev. Lewis E. Carte.
Pastor.
s4s a m. Sunday school.
1850 a m. sermon. The Father
hood of God and the Brotherhood Of
Man" Solo by Miss Charlotte Gantz.
TOO p. m Epworth League. Leader
Miss Charlotte Gantz-
500 p m, sermon and praise ser
vice. Subject. Looking Ahord."
This Epworth League officers win
be installed at this service. Solo by
A i. Cook.
"wednesday. 7so p. m. prayer ser
Vice.
Tourists are cordially invited to at
tend this church. on the yellowstone
Highwry. T~ownspeople arr invited.
While the temperature goe up let us
not lower our moral standards.
, 1922-07-15
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ARE
PLACED ON BIG SALE

s~eventy-five hundred collars worth
Of household goods viii be placed on
TIE bargain counter. an unusual price
siashing. cash raising sale for ten days
beginning Monday at . q IA. at 22i
West First street. two doors east Of
the Columbia Everything In furni-
ture and the household line will be
placed before the bargain ase public
OF Casper at this time.
The sale f. entirely for the purpose
Of raising Immediate cash and for that
, 1922-07-15
HUB FILM PLAY sTIRs
MEMORIES OF OLD WEST

IL a man OF the romantic west fails
in love with a woma and her finds
she's connected with n land Of horse
or cattle thieves. he is likely to muss
up a few men Just by way OF getting
even with fate. For in the west there
has v been any creature held IN
lower esteem than a horse thief. But
the hero OF step On It," the Univer.
sal picture that brings Hoot Gibson
, 1922-07-15

Corner Sixth and Durbin streets.
DR.. Charles A. Wilson. pastor. sun
day school and bible classes. ssf5 a
M. Morning worship. IL a m. Ser
mon instrumentation of life" Eve
ming worship. s y. N. Sermon.
Things tina. Remain Special music
at both services Brunch Sunday
schools Kenwood at Fourteenth and
jefferson streets. Mr.. II. c. Marquis.
superintendent East Casper Sunday
school corner A and Fenway streets
The Sunday services are worth your
while Attend at least one service.
, 1922-07-15

"a The RAJ H A. Auspaeh has been
unavoioably delayed It Is expected
that the program As announced VIII
be carried out Tho Rev J. NJ Com
er. d. D.. VIII preach in the morning
and the Rev. H A Auspach viii
preach IN he evening and VIII arrange
for an early organization AL Luth-
eran people who are interested n buflc-
ing up a true Evangelical church are
cordially invited
J. NJ cRoNER
, 1922-07-15

South Park and East Fourth streets.
]. H Gockei. pastor $50. Sunday
school. 1890. morning service Ger
mani. Text OF sermon-Luke 1860.
ThemeE.resus IN the House OF 81
mon the Psin-issee." q D. m. evening
service EngiIshl. The morning ser
NOR win be repeated in English.
, 1922-07-15

Tzs West Eleventh street. Sunday
school. $50 p m. classes for every
.age- Presiding service. $40 D. m.
Rev. G. NJ. Thompson. Jr.. win be in
tho pulpit gain this Sunday. All liv-
ing in the western part OF town are
welcome. This is your chapel. Come
out = enjoy your services.
, 1922-07-15

pe-ity se-v1cs each DAY. 1910. Hea-
ing service eaeE 60 /. STUDENT
class IN Chrirtfan healing Tuesday
evening. Tsf5 .. IN An meee1ngs open
to the vublio.
, 1922-07-15

reason the goods r being soid much
more eheapiy Than would ordinarily
be possible or wise
Davenport beds. chairs, tcbles
arssssn. Kitchen cabinets. china ]
, 1922-07-15

VIII leave the church at 100 q m
Each person f. asked 20 bring a cup
and 1poou- Lunch iii b provided for
all Those who have not been asked
to donate articles for the lrnch may
make a contribution toward the CT
pensss-
, 1922-07-15

The Industrial s'turdon From a
Biblical Standpoint" will oe the sub
ject at the Dreamland Garden North
Casper. Sunday evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend tho services.
Seats free. c. II. Bates. evangelist.
, 1922-07-15
Ncrth C..H h-I

1908 North Durbin Street. Benjamin
3. Winter. pastor. Sunday school.
10 a m: preaching services. 1850 a
m. and 500 D. p. Christian Endeavor.
40 D. m Al the Sunday morning
services h p.lstor viii discuss the
theme. The Lie Worth Living" AT
me evening hour. An Unanswered
question" There VIII b special
music at all s-rviees.
Come and worship with Us.
, 1922-07-15

the Hub theater today and Sunday,
found out his sweetheart was mixed
up with a cattle rustling project on his
own ranch. and he was too. much IN
love with her to say a blessed wordi
, 1922-07-15

Seventh and woicott Streets
Rev. Philip X. Edwards, rector.
Holy communion at 500 q m. An
outdoor service and picnic viii take
the place Of the later services. Trans
portation viii be provided for all not
having cars OF their own. The cars
, 1922-07-15

sts, are among the items listed fo-
h fale-
II WI. be closed within exactly ten
days-sooner IL the goods do not AT
NTH that time.
, 1922-07-15
The Church OF jesus Christ Later
nz- 2.fu4.

Services held N Union Labor hall.
North Wolcott street Sunday school
1880 a. m Evening service at 7:so.
Everybody Is welcome 70 attend. No
collection taken.
, 1922-07-15

Grant streets. The lesson sermon for
tomorrow IL Life"
The public is cordially invit.d-
Sunday school for pupils up 70 the
age OF 20 Is held at ss45 a. m.
Testimonial meetings are held Wed
nesday evening at s O'Clock.
, 1922-07-15

The announcement OF services by
the United Lutheran church at Odd
Fellows hail for July Is. must be
changed to the following Sunday. July
, 1922-07-15

Room No. ais Midwest Building.
Leade- Mrs. Annie L. Parmerton.
sunday school. 10 o. m. Sunday serv-
&c. ~ a. m subiec. Healing" Pros
, 1922-07-15

christian Science services are held
every Sunday at IL a. m. in the church
edificS at the corner of Fourth and
, 1922-07-15

When you vote for John Hay you vote for economy and efficiency
in state government. You vote for retrenchment in state expenditures.
You vote for reduction in your own tax bills.
When you vote for John Hay, vote for good competent business
men for members of the state legislature, SO the two interests IAN work
together to accomplish good.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
improvements for Bronx Filed
esierdav to Cost 5000. $50

Forty-four sets Of plans, calling for
an estimated expenditure Of s2,036, ,450
were filed yesterday with the Bronx
Building Department. They include
apartment houses. dwellings. stores.
factories and hospital. The larges
of the project follow
MORRIS Az q. l0o Burnside Az, SIX
f-sty brick ap,s. Rothaus Realty co,
samuel Eothaus &6s East l69th st. pres
Frank Hausie, archt. $4,000
n INGSRRIDGE ROAD g, PA webb
r., 6sty art: Wa"ht Const Go, Jos
Wacht, 500 Farinont ay, pres. ] NJ Fell
son arcNt; $4,000.
GRAND CONCOrRSE. =. 15i lS2d 81,
6-siy apt Bardc Realty CO. oscar Peder-
sen. 81 a and itsth 81. nres Moore &
BAILEY AN. 8. 1os II summit av 5-sty
W 45th at. pres; J Nj Felson. archi;
$l5O.u00
TOPPING AN. Il " cor MI Eden av. 5-stv
apt; Hilisan Blds Corp. owners; Frank z
Hi. 3416 80 ev. pres, } NJ Foison. archt
sl5o o00
1S8TH ST, e s from Valentine 10 Tiebout
aV. 6-sty hospital, c3bxt7: Union Hospital
Of the RronK, owners. Jos Bostwick PASS
Valentine az, pres; Dodge & Morr icon
archts. 100000
f15TH ST. :. is5 " So Blvd s-sty apt:
1aquino Tealty Corp owners, 4 Jsduino.
$50 Rroome ct, pres: Walter f jackson.
archt; $50, 600
2l3TH ST T. s. :51 Jer6me AZ 5-sty apt.
Jas c Gafner. los East ls2d 81. owner;
WIN 4 Geisen srcht: Ss5 0nn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
operators Active in Flat
Trading in Nort.scrsy Borouoh

'ahn d ca hn, operators, purchased
from Z. Harris 374 East 159th Street.
a six-story modern apartment. 50x100,
harry Iahn, operator purchased
from Abraham Rubin the fve-story
modern apartment ct 1o4 West 174th
Street. 50Nlo0. Mcdowell & Bvlno
we're the brokers.
Julius Trsttncr sold for the St.
John Realty Company to Jacob Lin
schitz the sc story modern apartment
l69 Brook Avenue, 1880. and for a
Mr. Humheutei tine four story fiat ASS
East IA1th Street, 25NlO0.
G. fuoti & Co. sold for I. dc Can
dido to Mr.. Neglia the Gvc-etory
modern apsrtment at the southwest
GO oGrer of Cambrelleng Avenue and
1S9th Street 50x1o0.
The four~story fat at 173 St. AIMS
Avenue has been sold by Laumoister &
Hermann.
The Hudson p. Rose Company pur-
chased from A. Calm $50 East 1G9th
street, two-famAy house with store.
and purchased from Mrs. Nolan the
tWofamily house at 527 Timpso, plac,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Germans 10 Share Docks
Ill Cooperate in Sailing
Na!cs Viii, 4. =. LING

WASHINGTON, March 2S. An ar
Nneoment With tho North German
lloyd interests ny which tho shirs Of
ae J0ltc9 States Ilnes can utilize
iock facilities in Germany and CO.
lperate 10 the mptual ADVANTAGE Of
zach service I'm sailing dates is beinr
worked out by w. j. Love, vice rrcsi-
aart of tno Emergency Fleet CORPORA
ten in charge Of traffic, and Director
Stadf lauder OF the German company.
A mutual plan has been under dis
tussion ard is IN tentative shane for
Presentation 20 the North German
Lloyd people for approval. Under this
pan the cost Of maintaining the pior
and dock facilities Wall be consider
aoly reduced, 1T is understood
The hope of the fleet corporation that
ne contract with the North German
Lloyd would be continued and be con-
sidered along with the assets Of the
united States Lines in any sale to rrf.
'oie operators has practically boon
iasncone1. Tho owners Of the Ger
nan lire have indicated willingness
70 continue The contract in effect so
leng as the feet corporation has con
pol of the United states Lines, but re-
serves the right to deal directly with
any ncw purchaser.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Real Estate News
Nine. Schumann-Heink
Sells 36tI, Street House
singer Disposes of English
Type Of Dwelling 10 BUYER
for Ocrupaury

NINE. Schunarn- n eink has sold
through Brown-W heelock COMPANY,
Inc The fourstory English basement
mouse at 1913 East Thirty y-sixth Street
iFN9o.s- to buyer for occupancy. The
same brokers sold for Charles ". Bow
ring the modern fve-storv American
basement residence at 160 East Sev-
enty fourth Street, 1s.ex1005. The
purchaser, who was represented hv
Miss c. Y. Il. Delaheld, will occupv
The same brokers sold on this block
the houses at 16S and 165 TO DR.. Colin
l.. Begg and Arthur Wood, respec
lively
Fred oppenheimer resold the four
story dwelling at 500 Convent Avenue.
20x1oo.5 recently acquired at auction
at the stand Of Henry Brady.
James n, Cruikshank purchased from
hdward B. and Eva Nj. Flaher,y f47
west 129th Street, three-story dwell
ing, 16.SNl00, through G. f. Hutchin-
son.
John H. Pierce sold for the Hudwill
three-story dwelling, 17.6x1O0
Moore. Srhutte {. Co. sold the two
family dwelling, 5l2 West 142d Street,
i5X99.l for Rose Greenburg and Lii
lisn Schwartz.
John J. and Theodore A. Kavanagh
sold for Miriam G. Benjamin 1919
Madison Avenue. a four story. nigh
stoop dwelling, 16.sx75
Mulvihill & Co sold for Catherine A
r. Boylan tho three story dwelling 229
East ll6th Street, 20xloo. to Barbara
Whitman. The property has been
owned by the selling family for thirty
FIVE years.
Pepe & Bro. sold for Mary Fox S5
Washington Place. II four-s story dwell
ing, 22X9', to Michael Maresca, who
plans alterations.
Hsyman and Gussic Freund sold to
Edward and Jacob Segal two three
story dwellings, at ISL and 15a East
flfty-FiNth Street. 37.6%8o.
Phlillp j. Lipsett sold TO Minnie and
Oina y 'no}ur B three story dwelling
at 10 East 1l9th Street, 157xl00.1l.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Oclls Estate
Sells Flats
I'm ;5Oth St.
three Houses. Between 3d
and Lexington Avenues.
Owned SO Years. Bought
by ;. A. Herzog. Builder

ihe executors and trustees Of the
MARTIN B. Ochs estate have sold.
through Pcase & Gilman. the three
hVe-story apartment houses at l45. 147
and lao East Fifticth Street. 75x1Oo.
between Third and Lexington avenues
Inc buyer is Samuel A. Herzoo the
well known builder Of apartment
houses in the Park Avenue section
The property has been owned bv the
estate for fifty years, and was sold for
cash. '' 'o'
Is. Schm muckler, Inc, bought. Through
Norman Dcnzer. the six-storv elevator
apartment at the northeast corner of
r Fort Washington Avenue and 1s1st
street, known as Manfred Court. 1nSx
13e. '"-' y i00A
The Williams Dexter Company, Inc,
Sotd the tlVe-story tenement at IA and
rs West Ninety-scventh street o5x 100
WIN SIN stores, through Leonard Nor
gan & Co.
ne Wentworth Realty Company sold
to belgclman & Speelman the north
east corner of Park Avenue and 115th
street and 1o7 and 109 East 115th
street, adjoining, two siX-storv apart
nents and stores, 90x1oo. Wechsler E.
kohn were the ATTORNEYS.
3. NJ. O'Connor sold to Timothy NJ
heeie the fiyc-story store fat. 2s5
TOOK irregular, at the northwest cor,
ner Of 1l4th Street and Eighth Ave
nue.
Temple c. Burse sold a four-storv
Rouse eouse at 27S West Twcnty-eiehtb
street to the Ethel Holding CORPORA
uIon, which rosold the property TO
Henry G. Wallace and William Booker.
The Brett Realty Corporation sold 10
JACOB Schwartz q fve-story store tene-
ment me- at 4l4 East FIFTY eighth Street,
Lcisor Rosenbaum sold to Rubin
'9ihnlnskF fve-story store tenement
zoos. -'N
Bernard Smyth & Sons sold for Dan
rel b. Freedman 1888 Broadway. four
story apartment, with store. 24.2x111.4
Lyman Lander sold to Fay Richman
five story store tenement at "a Ridge
street, - 9x78x irregular.
Land Estates. Inc, sold to Anna Hen
rnteld a fivcstory store tenement at
1853 Henry Street, 26x10e.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Corporation May Erect
o-Story Flat in 84th St.
Preliminary Plans Being Pre-
pared for Site Bought Near
Madison Avenue

nine story apartment house prob
ably Will be erected or the vacant plot
5oNloo. on the north side of East
Eighty fourth Street, 20 feet west Of
Madison Avenue, purchased by the
Mandel- Enrich Corporation. composed
OF Henry Mandel and Seward ". Ehr-
lch. Sketch drawings and preliminary
plans are being prepared by John
Sloan. architect.
The sellers are the Mid-City Realty
Corporation, of which Henry G. Barley
is president and Alfred Seton vice
president. The property has been in
possession OF the settlers for about
twenty-five years. 1t adjoins the large
private dwelling recently purchased by
+. l.. Doheny jr., Of the Mexican Petro-
leum Company, from the Hoffman cs-
tate. The Brown. Wheelock Company,
Inc, were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
OOO,000Liherian
loan Attacked bv
Mysterious Foes
kause Committee Defcrs Ac-
ton; Hughes Will Urge
Congress to Give Plan
Favorable Consideration

,n.. TIE TY,bpac's Washington Bu-ra.
wASHINGTON. March 2s.-Favor-
action BY Congress on the resolu-
n authorizing s5,o00.0oo loan to
asris. in return for which this gov
I~sment will take supreme control OF
S.. fscal relations of that government.
- he urged by the State Department
iire with the agreement signed by
:.evtary of State Hughes and the
;s-rian Plenary Commission, it devel-
sssd to-day
= the same time the House WAYS
x Means Comm ittee failed to carry
T. It's intention to make a favorable
sssart on the proposed legislation.
rssiru1an Forney's committee met in
.fsrutiye session for a short time this
-crning and briefly considered the
.Ssstion Il was declared there were
.r,Sences Of q suddenly developed hos
,lg;g 10 the proposal, and after a short
5sfu gsioR ii was agreed TO defer final
stf,on for two weeks with no promise
= what decision then would be reached
+. vas learned IN an autholA ative
ksarter to-day that ali details OF the
f-onesed arrangement with Liberia
Esere disclosed in q communication sent
h Congress BY the President, which in
Iluded a statement from Secretary
Hughes giving all details of the matter.
n was officially denied that the loan
xss suggested by American bankers
pbo were holding Liberian paper. On
he contrary, il was pointed out that
|asrcely more than $58,o0o of Iibcrian
ueurities were held by American bank
trs
This government was described as
ksng morally bound to assist Liberia
h refund its debt, and the proposed
losn IS the only method open to bring
s5out this end. The United States, one
administration To6cs man said, has
had Traditional relations with the
ifricar repu5.lc, Ia the creation of
vfich lhe American nation was instru-
rsutai The United Statcs was said 10
ewe 1t to Liberia 10 corne to her aid
fpsnciailv at this time. and the full
sNaenj Of what was described as q
rest sacred moral obHgationn can
srly be accomplished hy the granting
q the proposed loan.
This government has agreed with Ii
bsra to put under American control
fer fiscal relations so that proper ac
fosnt may be taken in the disposal of
he fur5 lent
1t was said that. should this govern
aent fail ln granting the loan. some
sther nation willingly would grant il.
end il this should develop no guaranty
'or American interests there could be
secured No preferential treatment is
fought by the United States in Liberia.
bat safeguards are included i'm tho
'greement 10 afford adequate security
or The lInancial assistance oFernd
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
siAMARONECE

TWO-FATfIN house. 10 rooms, 2 ba hs,
fully improVcd garage. conservatory ::
location - deal and station and
t.-olley: 4ox20o, price $1,000 owner 80
Melbourne av.- Mamaronsck. Telephone
ac3 Mnmsroneck
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
April Milk Price Cut | Cent

F J. FoN, president Of Bordon's
Pam Products Company. announced
Yesterday THAT next mouths price Of
MIX to tho consuming public will
Nsch lts lowest April level in four
uors.
,thele vas . reduction Of less than
ray eeot quart in the dairymen's
price TO us" explained President Fox.
We are able to PASS on a full cent to
me public in conformity with our
policy Of giving every possible arice
concession as soon as possible, because
81 material savings achieved through
'nGrsased methods of efficiency"
htrdon's prices for April, effective
ApfIt l. are: Grade bottled milk. IA
[eiII quart; Grade a bottled milk.
II cents quart. Last April Grade r
sod At ID cents and Grade a at IS
cents
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
liast da Is Asloca.ed for
soui!lcrn Atlantic SerNice

WASHINGTON, March %. Tho Ma
suoa' /" 7i95-ton vessel, was allocated
w,aay by the Emergency Fleet Corpor-
a. stloh to Trosdsl, Plant G. La Fonta. OF
NeW Orleans, under the managing
agent agreement. The vessel will be
used IN the South Atlantic, Liverpool
ana Manchester service.
continued requests arc being re-
veNeq by the Fleet Corporation for
eSseis under the bare boat charter
stem' due to the improvement in
Mlpplng conditions.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
- Lots Bought i'm Brooklyn
To Bc Improved With Homes

The MQister Builders. Inc. sold to
Ralph II. Segal fifteen building lots on
Coney Island Avenue and East Eleventh
Street and Avenue X, upon which he
will erect two-famiIy dwellings,.
Z, 7. Newman has sold the three
story dwelling at 65 Prospect PARK
West, 26X97, COR Francis lambert
The Eul%lcy \ f3orton Company sold
2o3a Eas> Sixteenth Street, two-fam- l.
ily residerce, 4oNl0o. for the c. A. c.
Construction Company
F. c. Seuter sold 10 st Andrews
Place. tArce-fs family house, for Isidor
Taub, and 155 Sixteenth Street, q dwell
ling, for the Oakley estate.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Bronx Business Buildings Sold

William Luscher, deaIed in phono-
graphs. a tenant in the three story
building. 2Sx9l.9x irregular at the
northeast corner of Third Avenue and
14&ta Street, has bought the property
from Mabel Bernhardt.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Max Levitt 2036 Fifth Avenue. four
story business building, 20XS5, to
TIiair,ar Ahn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
A FARMERS FARM

A FARMERS FARM Of 200 acres in
northern Westrnekter at farmers price !;
on state road, near railroad station. mod =
ernized house aud cottage exceptionally
good farm buiiding, springs, brook anl
orchards 4 dirt farmer can rlake lnohey
with thiR farm. Graham WhiIa Tel. u
ksuns k1sea. n. =.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS

TWENTY YEARS ago New York gentle
man moved into Westchester County to
give his children chance TO grow UP and
develop IN country environment
Thirteen years ago he built beautiful
Colonial home which is now for sale. as he
has accom- pllshed MS purpose and "a NOV
ing back tc the city.
The hoLse iH lovely Colonial building
which has 20 be seen 10 be spnreciated. on
he Harlem Division OF ths New York Cen
tral, near Tucka hoe. n Y. Ten rooma ana
three bsths Plot ihox2oh. eas. electricity.
hot water heat. seweraEs all modern iir, .
proyen,en,s Two car heated garage.
p. ADpOMs. sb Duane 81. NJ Y. e.
1alApheAA Werta I1es ~ alvasa1ds Sl7A
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
IwcIve-Story Apartment
For Mesi 86fh 81 Site

l. J. Philips & Co. sold far Heilner
& Wolf 172 and la West Eighty sixth
Street, and for Henry l.. Liebmann the
adjoining parcel at ITO to Abraham
Ruth. who will ultimately erect on the
combined site a twclve-sto apartment
house. The properties form plot. COX
1922, and are now occupied with three
four-story dwellings.