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New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Buys
Mills & Glib
Tall Building
Frederick Brown Purchases
Fourteen-Story Structure
at Fourth Ave. and 22d
St. Held at Sl,500,000

The fourteen-StoIy Mills & Glib
Building nt the northwest corner Of
Twenty-seeond Street and Fourth Ave
nue, fronting ia feet on the avenue
and 100 feet on the street, has been
bought by Frederick Brown from Mills
4 GLIB through the Charles F. Noyes
Company. The deal involves 81. 800, 900.
In turn the sellers have leased back
the structure through the same brokers
to Mills & Glib for term Of years at
net annual rental Of $1,000 900.
Mills & Glib occupy eight floors and
the balance of the structure Is leased
for Offices and salesrooms. The build
ing was erected from plans by Star
rett q Van Week by the George A.
Fuller Construction Company. The
ground was bought In 1911 for S6s0.000
and the structure built the following
year NJ n cost Of over 100000. Il ad-
joins the Mercantile Building occupy
Ing the remainder Of the block front
on Fourth Avenue 20 Twenty-third
Street, sold by the same brokers 20
William F. Kenney for the United
States Realty and Improvement Com
pany last July. The legal details for
the Mills & Glib Building were at
tended 10 by White & Case for the
sellers and Harry Marks. Of Marks 4
Marks, for Frederick Brown.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
New York Railroad Club 10
Hold Golden Jubilee Dinner

The fftieth anniversary golden
Jubilee dinner Of the New York Rail
road Club will take place tonight az
the Hotel Commodore. More than $500
reservations have been made for this
banquet. Railroad presidents, promi-
nent bankers, statesmen and merchants
will be present The principal ad-
dress will be made By Ex-Governor j. j.
Cornwell, Of West Virginia, now gen
eral council Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. Hon. George A. Post, ex-
Conoressman. now chairman OF the
railroad committee Of the United
Statues Chamber Of Commerce, will
also speak. w. G. Besler, president OF
the Central Railroad OF New Jersey.
will make the presentation speech and
the delivery Of loving cup TO the re-
tiring president of the club. +. T..
Dickerson, secretary and treasurer Of
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
will preside
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Y1oraA

THEs ia! rgSJ yIE u S%iIsTIE siH.i' CO. NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Operators Pay Profit for
Houses i'm Lexington Ave

Paul D. SAKE sold 1910 and io42 Lex
ington Avenue for the Edward b. In
derhill estate. which has owned the
property since 1885, 10 the Msndel-
Enrich Corporation. The property con-
sists OF two three story dwellings,
80xs5.6.
Charles X. Clisby & Co. and Brown,
Wheelock, Harris. Vought & Co. sold
80 West Seventy-third Street, n four
story twenty-foot dwelling, for the
Clark estate.
The Moller family sold the thres-
story high-stoop dwelling at rs Bank
Street 10 Bella Farley, who has been
the tenant for the last FIVE years. The
house stands on plot 20.l0x90 and has
been owned by the selling family for
over half n century.
The three-story dwelling At IA West
Eleventh Street. 22.6xe0. 10 reported
10 have been sold. Title stands in the
name OF the Lucien Nathan estate.
The Brunswick Realty Company sold
10 the Absolute Realty Company the
four-story dwelling al 1852 West Sixty.
ffth Street, lsxi00.5. The buyers re-
Gently purchased l65 and l66, adJoin-
ing. from Isidorc Witkind.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
STORAGE NOTICES
SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

In accordance with tho proyialon ~ iaw.
fhere being due and unpaid claff..l
which the undsrsignef. Tlib AAEti.
CAN STORAGE CO, is snNllet I'D "
len as warehouseman. on fhr goods hr'0-
inaftor described end due notice hffhf
been given 10 all parties known m 'i.
an Interest therein. and The ilma
In such notice for payment ot tlch tht.t
having erpired there will be- IaIl at ....
lio auction ~ Anllera Auction hoe.l.
University Place, Now n"Ie ~.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER l2D. 1873 bcf'
ming AT 1890 A. a.. and continuing p''"
an the goods are sold 49,.
hold furniture coHriefing of rafIpI i.l.l
bedroom suits. dinint room ste ,..-.. ..l
furniture, pianos Nictrolas, phoNofIN
,-u.irsi instruments typawriffrs. cor IN.t
rugs trunks boxes. barrels. suIfcatft
Tents consisting of cloininh un-., Yf
papers stationery. pictures. fnNl1
shkne- icebores. cutlery. lamps. b i'.Hs
brac. china and glas.Ware. stt,
beddinR, draperies and materials
other personal enecis hf
Tie warehouse inventory ifflfl
Nsrehouse and held Tor The accolria %
the following parties concerned ailt3 t.
KIBBE. KELLY BROIttls ~ ~ '
agent for MRS FULLER Mdoiilit,ii,,
PRANK MURRAY. KELLY hl.yt lsis'
PRESS. agent for MRS GILL; Mite
BEE NARBARDI. MRS A r. 40
MRS. Is. !. HARVEY, Mlt. j. -n,,..,,,.. =
NEY, WILBUR Tti nRocro,I. rni
kGAE',vto hdt1N ,vtoGr' SIR. n. " TELFAtR. .il
NJ dIsELMAN. MR. JOSEPH s. Hor
fgtVcK agent Tor SIN TUCKER. and hlt'.
- Al being now stored IN said Anefli,'.
storage Co. IN ~ warehouse .ns 49,
be more specifically described '' '''-
sAia TuE Goops WILL BE oN ENai tis u
rroS AT THE TINE AND FbA'H ~
AMERICAN Aff EsRf1cAN STORAGE CO..
7i7.7iS West s9th -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Independent Wireless Tele'
graph Co., Inc.

distance In miles: position AZ noon un-
less otherwise speeihed)
Aewlraex fio sW Nantucket Dec II.
Anacortes ses from Cape Henry Dec IL
Apache Sc SW Diamond Shoals Dec II.
Aewihavre SO s Hatteras Dec T.
Agwistnf i,i61 Balboa Dec 10
BrIdEetown 40 Sc Scotland Dec II.
Beividere li6 Boston Dec 10
currier 22T sW Brenton Reef Dec IL.
cspo ytrnbi Bi3 Scotland Dec 10
cosnanche left Jacksonville PM Dec 10
DskaGiSH an z1s NV Nantucket Dec ii.
nj apifan 700 Scotland Dec II.
W Sinclair is2 r Tampico Dec 10
Ecuador Ices y cristobal Dec 10
Kl orisnte 7ss ERE Gaivosfon Dec 10.
NJ Suc .3a ESE CT weston Dec 10.
Eastern Coast 100 = Ambrose Dec ~
Guifatar 10 N Jupiter Dec 10.
Guifon 81 s Hatteras Dec 10.
Gaasterdyk lat 40 80 Ion So 20 Dec IL ~,
Gear0sman pd Hen and Chickens Pm
Henry gS d p Wilton 800 NE Jupiter Dec II.
Helen ssa Scotland Dec IL: :.
" " Rogers 50 sW Diamond shoals Dec TO-
Huron 7ot s Scotland pee 70
n r Mallory s7s 2 Galveston Dec 10.
froquols B7s Scotland Dec IL.
Iowan aiB Scotland Dec 10.
Inoho ltl Y Ambrose Dec II.
Irene Do winterquarter Dec II.
Lewis X Thuriow 55 Sw Fire Island Dec
IL bound Providence.
Lake Fannin 2es Scotland DEC II, I,.,.z
Liberty Clio 1.sis Sc Cape Cod Dec 10.
Montana $50 5 Henlopcn Dec IL.
Meteor 2 T. Montauk Dec 10.
Maine ~ eW Nantucket Dec TO-
Menmonth 100 Cr-e pe7-v fec IL
WYnarro 3ss Ambrose Ter -
Monterey aCs W Progreso Dec 10
Nebraekan 10 Ambrose Dec 70.
Nord Ameriks ~ sw Hsttsras Dec II.
or,noeo 10 sws Cape Maysi zee o.
r,reefdeDt Roosevelt 30 Ambrose Dec II.
Ponce go 8 Scotland Dec 10 =.
ppresldent Filmore t6e Ambrose Dsc w.
pobln Hood a.0ss sE Ambrose Dec ~
Robin x6air s42 8 Boston Dec u. 81.
San W Lorenzs sD s Scotland . AZ plsS.
A. Mihiei f.iis from san Juan Dec 10
sttensv s7s s Scotland Dec IL -, ...s
swift Arrow left Fall River AN ooun"
schroon ga Z Ambrose Dec H..
10 ..tff rrsa Dec IL.
wet camak a.lss Sc Ambrose Dec 10.
west Gotomska s7s Ambrose Dec IL
We, Keddon 100 sE Hatteras Dec IL
zaremo f.a6, Ambrose Dec ~, -, .,
$1,000, ieft Jacksonville pa DsS "a
hound Charleston.
ScssnsBss 90 nai 80"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Cleared

Ami Dutch). Juising; sabhng ond
F,sr Trnch. Edye.
= at,sam Klng. Miller: spencer'S ISL
Iiksior6. Norris; Tampieo; R L
~
i-tsa. Hartley: hamburg via Plyn-
r Il chsfhourF. American Line.
tan .yyu Boston: United American
i-usssa tBr). smith; southampton
1sftegfg: Cunard Line.
l'ttt Dexter. Cartagena, BuenaNen-
|nm Parama Canal; W R Grace.
~ Nina Nsdeau (BrJ. OgilNie' Apple
y q Bfldgtport p sexton
isi frfl, Ie Brun: Horta. Angra via
|rsfrse; fabre Line.
~. Johnson; Philadelphia; HAS
ssco
lfilk Roslns: Boston: Eastern S
sgt Lers; Cap, Hsytisn and Port
IN, clycs Line d.
|ks.ln DER. jOhannssSsn; walton: J
lans3
<saPs, Ksmbls; Charleston and Jack
ne, Clyde Line
frinia ElprssS Johnson; Riehmond'
..,aeao snt NlsS CO.
Itelo,n: Van Bufen Moore; queens
~ ana fymccth. Y Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Builders Sell New Bronx Flat

The new 5iz-story apartment at the
southwest corner OF i6sth Street and
Grand Concourse has been sold by the
KlarmAn Construction Company, lne-
builders, 70 Abraham Crosney. IL !.
on plot i0oxi02. The purchaser paid
ali cash above the mortgages. y.
Shapiro was the broker.
Nehring Bros. sold for the benne,,
son Realty Company 20 Louis GerAud
1920 University Avenue, four-story
apartment, 42.sxl22.
The Bainbridge Avenue Construction
Corporation sold 20 Kopel PodwidL the
new six-story apartment on the east
side Of Bainbridge Avenue, zzii ieet
south OF is6th Street, iooxibi.iix
s. soracl sold TO Joseph Dlnolfo a
two-story frame house at 6it3 Leioig
Avenue recently bought from the NJ. D.
Construction Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
suRRoeArEs NOTICES

o'NErf. HENRY Mn pursusnes OF an
+. eurroeate OF the County Of New York
notlcs is hereby given 70 all persous nav
lnr claims against Henry n. ONeh. late
on the County Of New York. deceased, 20
present the same. with vouchers thereof, 70
the s1bscriberR A. their place ea usns~ ~
Syestervelt Jr,. ~ Main street. Hackensack.
courtv Of Berren. New Jersey, on OF before
th~ aftssnth day OF June. 1919.
DATED. New York. the ninth day OF De'
es'h'''' 80 MICHAEL E. o'DoNovAN,
CERTRUDE A. O'NEiL,
ID. EDWIN O'NEIL.
Executors.
WARNER ". wEsTERvELT. Jh.,
Attorney for Executors, Onice ana
r. o. Address 70 Main Street hsoA-
ensaek New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
sUsisIONs

s,-pprWF COURT. NEW YORK coltD.H,ll y
oeI THE ROYAL BANK QF ,A,,ee.,,,.
,,-,,,ty against GONZALo Ah.sN NN,S.
r.a'noii,i "a All. p SAvIGATION co, rs D
ondants-SUMMONH
r. ~ above-named dofendanis. 90
10 vpTr AEE HEREBY suMhoNhL
-. ,he complaint in this actlon' .n+
a~.s-' ~ eo,v of your answer or
49,, -, a. not served with fnla SUNNI. p
se".s, ss,e notfce of appearance on n
~. .t.tto,. Aftorneys within twenty pri'
- ~ service of this summons
elusive Of the day Of service. Ht,,',,,,.,s-
Your failure 70 appear Or answef, 5,',i, f-s
yvlil b. taken against you ~
The relief demanded ln thg ,vll fsts
Dated. New York. December o.-l.1n
ZkBRrsKIE, SAGE. GRAY LDDD,
Attorneys fof Plalnln' -, 3.---t
Post orice Aderess. - 80. 49,
Hanhattan. New York Cliy' 49,. ~
r. dirLT NAVIGATION Co. INC b'-
fondanti .. A.. ..,ved urnn
The foregoing summons - ,-I.r
you By publication pnfsu"h' ,..,e. ~ tr.
~ Hon. George v. Muiian, a Jes,s. 49, IN.
o,,I,o,. t.o., CONT OF the state Of New 10. y
dated the sth day OF Dffemp.t 'e y,
died With the complaint IN ns a.,
~. clerk OF the County Of NeN a,...,.
thS County Court House IN the
of Manhattan. city. County au' ''-'' ~
p.,eS' New York. Dscembsr i J; le,t.
ZABRIsKIE. SAGE, GkAf @aoDn. l,.s
Attorneys for Plainiini ,
post Onice Addrces. ~ Weh 'He'T
Manhattan New YORK CIV
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Sales of Bronx Vacant Sites

Jacob Leitner sold TO the courtlAndt
Realty Construction Company the tn,
angular block bounded By the Grand
Concourse, Van Cortlandt Avenue and
Mosholu Parkway South, with trent.
ages Of 2s5.il, 25i.2 and s6e.il feet
respectively. The buying company was
recently formed with Louis KIOSK,
Alter NJ. Brody, Edward Miller and
Barnet Brodsky as directors.
The Congregation Kenilath Israei
has bought from the Spear Construe-
tion Company the plot, o61ioox irregu-
lar. at the southeast corner OF Croton1
Park East and Suburban Place.
The Shakespeare CONSTRUCTION Cof- -
poratlon sold 10 Gabriel Liehtensteih,
he lot, 25xl00, on the east SIDE o.
Shakespeare Avenue, 21l.7 feet soutn
Of Festherbed Lane. -
Charles NJ. Rosenthal sold 70 tne
Robson Realty Corporation the plot;
15oxlOo. AT the southwest corner Oh
Grand Avenue and 1s0th Street.
Mandelbaum & Levine sold 70 tne
Harmon Realty Company the piot, VIZ VIZ
o7s. at the northwest corner OF Waitoh
Avenue and 1880 Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
SUPREME COURT. WV YORK e3qtN,yJ,tlsiiI 53St,y,lii

arrppr,fr COURT. NEW YORK cQuN.Lli.--,,I
rtIr IAcoB HOFFMANN bkkWlN4
rr,.ap Any Piainfin. sglinst etytt p
coSTos ana CHRIST CASINO D''s''''''''
10 THE ABovE-NAMED DEfENDNNt"
AND EACH OF THEN ..o..-,, a..
YOU ARE HEREBY hDnai'DfhD, .
ansver the complaint IN this aellpn tli ...,
-srvs copy on your answer on tne l,l,Ntl =
stsorneys within twenty tays aftet ,hi
- "a ,hla eunmOna. exclusive of We Nlt 'f
.ervto., ard In case Of your ttllie h .tl
r..r a. answer judgment VIII h
ssainst YOU b. default for the feiiei e
~ nded In tho complaint.
Trfei desired IN New YORK coQnn
h.tsA New York. June ifth. ltsll
CfrCaENHEfNER. UNIEN0l hh
uARsHAI.f.. Attorneys iof IlAn,.A
Oeace ana poet Once Addressi 80
fso Broadway, Borough or AanhAt
tar. New York CITY
To George contos' - -, ..,.,
rbe foregoing summons u efff.l Nl.,' ~.
~ rnhiication pursuant 10 an ofiff ~ N.l
deere v. Muilfn. Justice or tne
Conr Of the gtats Of New 1ofh, ohl
IN n.v of pecsmbsr. 1922, and nled VII
eorplalnt IN the oGice Of NJ ,,.t. " ~.
County OF New YORK. bor0uSh OF 'aA"''''-'
city of New York .
Bated. December tn. 1879.
0roGFSHEfNER,' UNIblt1i hh
MARBHALI. Attorneys 81 flaN,
once and post Offce Aeartr-
fge broadway, Borough OK AanNN'N~'f
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Candy Concern to Pay 5000, 900
Rental for Broadway Stores

Joseph P. Day, Inc, Iessed =" W.
Fanny Farmer Candy SHOPS inc, lhs
two stores No the southeast corner .,
Broadway and John Street at rentAi
OF over $500, 900.
A. @. Ora leased the store and pase-
uent AZ iT4 Bleeeker Street for hve
years 20 the SAnterba Perfumery Man
ufacturers, Inc; 10 Irving Drusser tne
tore and basement at 1TS Blocker
s,yeet and the basement and first hoor
Al 16i West Fourth Street 70 Harry
peII Tor a tearoom and restaurant.
n 4 I. Hess, Inc. leased the tenth
eoor Az 6 and West Twentieth Street
10 the Vanity Brassiere Company, lne.'
and with Hlrseh & Co. the sixth moor
AZ 27 20 SO West Twentieth Street 70
the New Idea Infants Wear, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

az PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF hsa-
JoHN p. coHALAN. q surroEats o. tn.
csvsty q New York. NOTICE 10 hsfssy
ysn s rsS ;rRasTcEtER aaInEt sIiT Ia. q q:
rs.SsT 81 rsv Yotk, deosAsed. 20 present ne
~ ~. with Touchsrs thereof. % the sgosens..
sTs a thsir Rlaes q tr.nssTs,sSI Tws,SI,'Ssaz thsls
.,,.Snsys. Al Ne. N ETchangs Place, 10 ths
poroush of Manhattan, IN the Ciy .. ~. .,.
fsrk. stats ef New Iorh on o. psi''' w
''Is 81 New Ycrk. ~ 18th day Of August
u'h ROBERT GIBSON,
BOLTS v. BRENNEN.
Executors.
nrrxR. STRONG a WHIT EHEAD. After, i,
r@Ts FOR Executors, once ara -
Ofhoe Address. ~ EIcm nge Flses, "N'
surh 81 Manhattan NsW Ion S'V.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
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NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
sHIPMAsTERS

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New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Sell Suite From Plans

The Joint Ownership Contributor
Company, Inc. Frederic Culver presl-
dent sold an apartment IN the new
100 per cent Joint Ownership builolns
which they are erecting at ee5 Le1lhs
ton Avenue 10 William a feIEusoh'
Hamilton, Iselin & Co. leased foI
pariamin Mccormick furnished
ansytment AT i4o West Fifty-seventn
Street 10 Grace G. Drayton.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Woman Buys Back Dwelling
In East Fifty-fifth Street

Miss Adele Miller, who In April, IVY,
East Fifty-hfth Street and sold u laIt
March 70 the Capuehon Company
through Douglas l.. Gilman, has pur-
chased back the property, ZoxiS,
through tho same brokers. IL Is SAID
she paid $4,000 more for the properly
than she sold IL for.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
YORK, ny The gTaSe 2t $50 Seqi re- SsoIS enc
lndependsnt..--Io The FAkMEhs - LOns a..
iast will and testament Of Douglas y
Grant deceased; FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. trustee under the last
viii and testament OF Doesias o 9gtsn,. gt.n.
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM.
P1NY. trustee under the last will and
testament Of Douglas 8. Grant DECEASED
Tor Beach Douglas Grant. NAhoAhbI
PATRrcfA oRANT; BEACH DOUGLAS
aI, .ST, HENRY v. HIGGINS and ROB-
ERT 0RANT, Jr., as executors of the isst
will and testament OF Adele bs,eh, oS. =.
goAS r.. cAPELL: EDYTHE ds BRE.
TEUIL; CHARLES 8. I, Do BREIEUiLi
JEAN p. = ds BRETEuIL,, END .s1 MONT
CLAIR pssEx IkUsTI, ST, S2aF~S,s s1a tss,smn.nt
Of william wallace. deceased, and 70 All
psfs sons Interested as benenciaries or ether.
wise. In the estate OF Richard suydam
Grant asssI''a. 1:,lssS, Sso Of R The Coo County q Of
New York, Send Greeting:
frpon the petition OF Thomas J. Curren'
az adminisrator OF william o OPoIs
isstamsnt OF Richard suydam Grant de-
ceased, residing at No 1895 Harrison Ave.
nue.. IN the Borough Of the Bronx, OF the
ei,y Of Ssw sosf' s.- \" 'ss York coSS yos .ss
saeh OF you are hereby cited 70 show
cause before the suToEater Court or New
YORK County. held a. the HAL OF hscoIae
In The County Of New York, on the tth
AZ ~ January, is93, At half-past tsn
o'eiock IN the forenoon Of that day. why
the account of proceedings 81 tns ,. sac
,,s under the iast will and testamsnt q
ala dsceassd, a. rendered BY BE said
sdrnlnlstrator. should not be judiciAliy set
IN TESTIMONY wHBREoF We have
eau,.d the seai Of the surrogate9 Court OF
me ssid County Of New York 70 oe mere
uhve hwverTNEss. Tsifs HONORABLE JOHN P. co.
tflI.lN a gurroEats Of our said County
At the County Of New York. tns
fI.RI 7sth day Of Novembsr. In me yeei
OF our Lord one thousAnd nins
hundred and twenty-five.
MARTIN q. NcCUB. -
clerk Of the Surrogatsa Court
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Passenger Ships Due
Due u tsr

,fseerg tBr). SOUTHAMPTON Dec ?. 70
eAi Line with itt cabin. l0J thlro
- malls and mdss. is expected 20
stssen : and 10 IN at Pier e'
4 tsR ia %
Clay. Hamburg Nov 30: 70
tntnean Line with IL cabin. Iss
49, pass and mdse: anchored on
Kei vii dock about . a m.
~ bairuSiegui (Spl. Barcolona
Il spanish Line with pass. mails
ita.,zpecied 10 dock at Pier T.
fts slip).
VI ngfton Dec s: 70 Clyde Line
hEAt and mdse: is expected 10
k~r Pier -. n r.
III hle Southampton and Cher
ns2 star Line with b31 nrst.
a. - r3is third class pass. malls
ga t1peeted 10 reach Ambrose
frHr.ed dock about 1880 a m at
.h West l7th s).
. u - teoteyelt Bremen Dec 2. TO
-, "a pass mails and mdse: 10
tf s-ch Ambrose about noon ana
4 ta,. y Pier ,, Hoboken
I = ~ Nassau Dec 8; 10 Munson
~ ltH. nails and mdse: Il eE-
- - forenoon az Pier ?, y X
4 ~ =. ha,,ssna Dec .; 70 n Ia Cuba
y -, ~ a nrst and rs third class
aI,s.s. ~ mdsr: 10 expected 20 reach
|ittS b. 80 m and dock about 4
"a, ~ z r fWail sD.
II ~ ;tssssonv.lle Dec 3: Charleston 10;
=. ~ With pass and mdse: 10 ex-
ia ~ ''O0h a. F'e' ''' " -
h,,. Due Wednesday
I4f folk. London Dee 2. Cher
d, -. ~ laeen town 4; 20 u 8 Line
'l,iI,' 's nails and mdse; is due IN
|1t m Tuesday and Will dock
r. - wednesday al Pier 4. Ho-
~ ~. Iurks Island Dec .: 20 clyde
II. 60 60 Line With pass. malls ana
~. s,seied 70 dock late to-day or
.1aset,a aa,scay AZ Pier -. B'klyn.
\ 3. II 80, y, sseksonville Dec 10. charles-
.c,,i,a1 '.re Line with pass and mdse ;
( lck,s,. eesk forenoon at Pier sS'
IA saentgemery. Savannah Dec iei
80 !, - With pass and mdse -
I ess' eoek forenoon At Pier t1'
n Due Thursday
; IA. - Antwerp Dec S; 20 Amer
s,..,.ss .-s s''h 10 pass. mails ana mde ;
n ii.h 70 dock a. Pier So. y Il
'i,,,, IBID London. Southampton.
Z ~ ~ Ha'ifaS; 70 cunard Line
a. ~ .aeiis and mdse. IL expected 20
'c.rs 49, y fWeat 18th st)
Eishw ~ Thomas Dec 8. 20 Fur
'ltsr,.f WIN 20 pas. mails ana mdse f:
"a y aock afternoon al Pier "a.
: ~, Ger. Bremen Dec 2; 70 Ham
!. L ,en Line with pass. malls and
n sAIeeted 70 dock AZ eth et, Ho-
~ soion Nov 80. 20 United Fruit
'ak Z, mails and mdse IL expected
''sF ~ Z e (haldsn Lane).
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Builder Buys Part Of Old
Orchard Lodge For New Home

Hugh White, yiee-president OF the
Fuller Construction Company. has pur-
chased from the estate Of the late John
V. Christensen a portion Of Old Orchard
Lodge, consisting Of an old-fashioned
Colonial farmhouse and an acre. MT.
white has been a resident Of SearSdhlo
for many years and plans the erection
Of a fine country home. Kenneth Ives
A Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
City Island

Bound gouth-sehrs J X Mitchell
BridEewater for New York, with lumber
TO ] II Booth; Leona and Marion. Machias
for New York. with lath. 10 Stoison, cutter
Redman: Henry II Chamberlain, New
Rochelle for New York 90 Gllmartin CO..
tuKs Liberty, John Garrett. with six barges'
motor barge Radium.
Bound East-Tugs Lenape. Win tnIss
two barges; Rich Steers. with two
barEes: owen McWnliems with seven
barges; Frederick Kellers. with olght
barEes; Murrell, with three barges.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
r e al Estate News
East Side Flats Rule
In Apartment Trading
Two Houses on Park Avenue
Among Properties TO Pass
10 New 0Mncra


Paul d. SAKE sold 1922 Park Avenue,
northwest corner Of Ninety-hfth Street,
q hve-story apartment with stores,
25.2xi00, for the Mandel-Ehrieh Cor
poration 10 Ennis a Sinnott.
Sherman 4 Kirsehner sold for Pivaif
a Pressman the four-story hAt at 1908
Park Avenue, 26.iixso.
s. Soraci bought from the Verdi
Realty company the six-story modern
house, b0xi00. at l53-i55 East iisth
Street. Mr. Soracl sold for G..
Palumbo 10 Emilio Del Giorno the FIVE
story tenement, 25xioo, at S55 East
ll3th Street.
Anna W. HilyArd Is reported to have
sold the three and four-story houses
At lS2 and i4i East Forty-ninth Street,
50xi00.5.
Charles +. Noyes Company resold
for Daniel B. Freedman 1881 Third
Avenue, southeast corner i0fth Street,
n four-story apartment With stores,
22xT0. 10 Sobel Realty Company. Joseph
ssbel president, which intends 10 open
a branch restaurant at expiration Of
lease.
Harry L. Gutter sold 10 the Vodel
Realty Corporation the six-story apart.
ment at 2i6-2iS West i43d Street, 50x
pQll
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
R-orx Store Building Sold

Ryan & Co. and James Z. Barry sold
for Gustave Schmidt the northwest
corner Of Freeman Street and Stebbins
Avenue. a one-story building contain
ing seven stores, 42xllOx irregular.
The same brokers resold the properly
to an investing client.