"Rothschild Brothers have purchased of the Weed livery property on East Green street of Mrs. Charles Potter and will take possession July 1, it was announced today.
  The Weed property just acqiored by the Rothschild firm has a frontage of 93 feet and includes an area-way of 132 feet in the rear of the Rothschild store. The new property will give the firm a driveway from State to Green streets. 
  For several years the Rothschild firm has used the old Billiken Theater property at Green and Tioga streets as a warehouse. This property recently was sold by J. W. Hook to James R. Robinson and has been leased by the latter tot he J. B. Lang Engine and Garage Company for automobile salesroom purposes. Consequently the department store firm was required to vacate those premises.
  No definite plans have been made by Rothschild Brothers for remodeling the livery buildings for warehouse purposes but this may be done in the near future it was said."

"Rothschilds Acquire Weed Livery Stables; Take Possession July 1," Ithaca Journal, May 27, 1921, 5.