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is busy these days turning out lumber
for local ranchers. The old machin-
cry has ben repaired and the mill is
now operated by Ray Siggins and G..
R. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Cox were visitors
at Valley Ranch last Saturday. Bub
is adding a new log barn and several
dude cabins to his establishment.
Doc Cash may be seen these blustry
days wearing something very chic in
the way of headgear during his daily
pilgrimages between the Valley Store
and the wood pile. The article in
question strangely resembles a short
section of a rusty stove pipe but in
realty is the ancient fur head piece
of some long departed dude. 1t can
be purchased from the present owner
at a large figure should anyone desire.
The N e Ranch, having ben bother
ed with beaver daming the irrigation
bitches, has arranged with the game
department to get rid of the animals.
Max Wilde is doing the work and sue
ceeded in catching six so far.
Frank Culp is planning on building a
cabin on his new property near the
South Fork bridge.
The pool championship of the South
Fork is being fought out and fought
over nightly on the table recently in
stalled at the Valley Ranch. Judging
by the bellows of rage emanating
from the pool room, Doc Cash is being
hard pressed by Perry Snyder and
Clarence Linn.
Simon Snyder spent several days of
the past week in Cody.
, 1922-02-08


Speaking OF the hotel situation.
there occurred something the other
day which. might well be termed a
good advertisement for the Irma. C.
H. Cass who is working on the High
Gravity rig out on Skull Creek took
his Ford over to Burlington some time
ago to have it repaired. The other
day he sent Malvin Johnson after it.
After travelling ~fayorably enough, the
car broke down about eight miles this
side of Burlington. Instead Of turn.
ing and walking the eight miles back
to burlington. Mr.. johnson strutted
out twenty-five miles for Cody. When
asked as to why he walked SO far
when he could have very easily re-
turned to Burlington. he replied, "Oh,
, 1922-02-08

Cardinal Achille Ratti. archbishop
of Milan, has been chosen supreme
pontiff of the Roman Catholic church
to succeed the late Pope Benedict
XIV. His coronation as Plus XII will
take place February IL.
. >
FATTY" Arbuckle will have his
third trial next week. He must have
some money left.
The conference nations have agreed
to Danish gas from civilized warfare.
The best way to fight would be as the
Irishman suggested: Swords at 20
PAGES"
The design on the new dollar is
new but the sarae cd crowd has de-
signs on it.
W. J. Bryan wants to be Senator
from Florida. 1t wouldn't be Bill if
he wasn't running.
Motto for America at the Genoa
conferences: Columbus, we are here"
The National Farm Conference in
session at Washington recommended
the completion of the big fertilizer
and nitrate projects at Muscle Shoals,
Alabama, which Henry Ford has Of
fered to buy or lease from the gov
eminent, and voted that railroad cor
porations and railroad labor should
participate in price defiation. but de-
clined to ask for a repeal of the Ad-
amson 8 hour day law. The confer
enc Endorsed the Great Lakes-St.
Lawrence waterway and also urged
development of the hydro-electric
projects to make current available
for farm and village consumers. and
urged the stoppage of forest devas-
tation.
.
Gen. WI Pei Flu is a prospective
dictator" of China. He is planning
for a conference to federate and
draft a new constitution for the ma
ton.
, 1922-02-08
NEW SCHOOL
BUILDING TO BE
DEDICATED FEB. 9

The following program will be CIV
en- at the reception to be given at the
new High School building on Thurs
day evening, February 9th:
Group of Songs. 80. Girls Glee Club
Presentation, ........ Howard F. Bell
Acceptance
Pledge of the student body
Kenneth Purdy
High School yells, Loyalty Song
by the students,
Inspection of the building.
Refreshments will be served by the
Domestic Science department.
The Boy Scouts will act as guilds.
, 1922-02-08
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS,
MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Cody Stampede will be
held at the Court House at Cody, wy.
dining, on Friday, February 18th,
1922. at the hour of 500 p. M, sub.
ject to adjournment from day to day
for the purpose of eiecting 3 direct.
ors, as provided for by the bylaws Of
said corporation, and to do such other
and further business as may regularly
come before the meeting.
In accordance with a resolution of
the Bosrd of Directors no stock can
be voted on which has been transfer
red on the books of the Company af-
ter February 10, 1922.
CAROLINE LOCKHART,
4 President.
J.. M. SCHwooB,
Vice-President.
ATTEST: F. F. MCGEE,
Secretary Pro tenn.
, 1922-02-08
BANKS WILL BE CLOSED

In accordance with business Gus
tom turnout the country the banks of
Cody will be closed on Monday the
18th in commemoration of the birth
day of Abraham Lincoln.
Shoshone National Bank.
The First National Bank.
, 1922-02-08

1t is claimed hat South American
soil car produce any crop grown on
earth. 1&w
, 1922-02-08

I wanted to spend the night at the
Irma HOTEL"
, 1922-02-08
ATTENTION, EAeLEsl

All Eagles are requested to meet
Brother A. B. Cohen at the depot, on.
Monday, February ID.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13

Inc Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany sold, for all cash. for approx
lmateIy $500 900, to the Standard Sani.
iary vy manufacturing Company, of New
ork and Pittsburgh, manufacturers Of
plumbers supplies, the six-story fire
proof building. with railroad siding
comprising $4,000 square feet of floor
space with $4,000 square feet of va
cant land adjacent. at the southwest
corner of jackson Avenue and Honey
weli street. opposite to the Becbc Ave
nue. subway station on the Greensboro
subway, Long Island City, through
Nross Brown Company
ne building was erected ORIGINALLY
py the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
oany Tor occupancy for its Eastern dis
,floutlnE house. Subsequently it was
leased through the Cross & Brown
company to the Chevrolet Motor Com
p"ny tor ten years for the uses of the
research department of that company.
Al Ter the du Pont interests gained con-
troi of the General Motors Comnanv
thls department was removed to De-
troit. With the sale of the building
TO the Standard Sanitary Manufactur,
ing Company the lease to the General
Motors Company has been cancelled
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Stores To Be Installed
In Flats Sold i'm Bronx

Calm Calm bought from S. II. ]. A.
Realty Corporation at 1891 to 1897
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, south
of Fordham Road, two four-sto apart
ments fronting 100 feet on the Con
course. The ground floor will be con-
yerted into stores. julius Trattner was
the broker and Eugene l.. Brisach rep
resented the purchaser.
Snowber & Co. sold for the estate of
Sarah B. and Oswald Camman the two
three story apartment houses at Long
fellow Avenue and 172d Street, 25xlOO
each, to a Miss Lindelin. who will ex-
tensively remodel the store and apart
ments.
The A. Z. Realty Company. Inc.
George Iauderer president, sold to
Rose Rothenborg the five story modern
wslk-up apartment 1854 Webster Ave
nue., 50xlo0 Mr. Zaudercr last week
sold the two adjoining houses at $3.50
to 1858 Webster Avenue
Mollie Blutstcn sold to Eva Kan
trowtz a fivc-storv fiat at GAL East
l76th Street, 29.SNl10.7x irregular.
The William Peter Realty Corpora
ton sold 10 Frank Trombctta four
story fat st S27 East 10th Street,
50xl0o
Benjamin katz resold to ]. Arthur
Sedman the SIX story apartment. 44.5x
100, at the northwest corner of 173d
Street and Bathgate Avenue
The Trevoc Realty Company sold to
Frederick S. Schlesingcr the six-story
apartment, 7i.7x75. at the northeast
corner of l69th Street and Prospect
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Private Home Buyers Select
Houses on West Side

The hvestory dwelling 2o,2xe11x
Irregular, at 81 Riverside Drive, has
beer bought by Solomon l.. Pakas from
Gertrude Faunce.
Herbert Noble. tenant. bought the
foN r-stcry dwelling, 2ox1oo.5, at 10
West Fifty eighth Street, together with
the adjoining and similar dwelling, Tx
1908. at l72, from Blanche D. Bright
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Edwin F.
R. Lent the three story dwelling at S
West Eighty third Street. Joseph II.
Kern represented the seller.
The A. T. Realty Company sold to AL
dine Hanger loS West Seventy-e ghth
Street. four-story dwelling, 25x99. TX
irregular.
Anna L. Fink sold to Catherine r. O.
Hanlon the four story dwelling. 25x
9S9 at 327 West Twenty y-eighth Street
Elizabeth J.. Hughes sold to Abraham
Hillman tho fve-story dwelling. 1Ss
1922, at 1o3 West seventy-sixth Street.
Isabel Mackin sold to II. A. and l.. J
Booker PSI West 132d Street, three
story dwelling. 20x99.11.
James l.. Van SAINT purchased 225
West 129th Street, three-s story dwell
ing, 16.Sx99.11.
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Daniel Seymour 191 Edgecombe Ave
nue.. n three story dwelling, 17x10O.
L'Eclusc, Washburn 4 Co. were the
brokers'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Eleven Bldgs.
Greenwich
Village Sold
Estate Sells Old Holdings
at 10th St. and 9th Ave-:
Todd Buys Twelve-Storv
West 9th Street Loft

eleven old three story business build
sgs in old Greenwich Village. which
ure been owned by the estate of
George {. Waterman for forty wears.
have been purchased by the Winters
Realities. Inc, Benjamin Winter pres-
dent, through Eugene ID. Boyer. trustee.
The buildings sold arc at 101 to Ill
Vest Tenth Street and 1873 to l39 Sixth
Avenue. being the northerly block
front of Tenth Street and Sixth Ave
nue.. from Muligan Place round to
Patchiok Place. having frontage of
1i5 feet on Tenth Street, 20 feet on
Sixth Avenue and IS feet on Patchick
Place. The estate has been asking
sl25oo0 for the property. NJ. Cohen
and Henry !. Cooper were the brokers'
The attorney for the purchaser was
Morris L. Gossctt
The twelve story store and loft build
ing, 6S.6NaS.9. at 34 10 3S West Twcn-
ty-seventh Street, has been sold by the
Dual Holding Company. Edwin II. Hess
president, TO the Rivoli Realty Com
rsny OF which Judson S. Todd is presi-
dent. It was transferred subject to
mortgages for S3O5 600
The A. /. G.. Realty Corporation
sold to the Ramld Really Corporation
the scven-storv building q, l59 Rroomc
street. la.5x30. Al tho southwest cor
ner of Attorney Street
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
tn.h street and Broadway, to Joseph

enth p Street and Broadway to Joseph
90 spear d Co. leased the fourth floor at
sc 90 to AZ West Twenty-sixth Street to f.,
nokar, Perle & Goldman. Inc. cloaks
anu a. suits; space at as West Eighteerth
street to Duckett & Adler, Inc. com
merc'al photographers the sixth floor
a. a. Z 10 Astor Place to the Victoria
1ES;r.o,older'es space at 1872 to 1856 Wes.
our'eenth Street to Goldsmith Broth
RS C' leather goods; the third floor Mt So
Treche ! Street to the Canvas and
leather, an Novelty Company. and Offices
a. ''9 broadway to Isaac l.. Jacobs.
On Ames Co. leased the fifth loft at
=" west Seventeenth Street to tho
nu'chess Neckwear Company. Inc and
'ne IN second loft at 26 West Thrtv.6rs,
Strcet to David Lassman.
coseph t. Day leased Il floor in Tho
building at 436 West Fiftv-scventh
street to the James w. Jackman Com.
pany. o"@"'''"" oo"'-
Samuel II. Martin leased the first
noor nc, at So4 Ninth Avenue for T. C
webb to the Motor Car parts Corpora-
The Lewis II. May Company leased
,he ,l eighth floor at 921 BROADWAY to !
bouton e. Co. W =
lhc NJ. Rosenthal Company leased
10 the Right Dress Company the fonrth
MOOR at 90 West Twcntv-seycnth Strnot
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Real Estate News
Upper West Side Flats
Still Rule in Trading
Investor Buys Two Houses on
bradhurst Ave-; Other Apart.
mcnts Sold

Nehrng Brothers sold for tho Cha
teau Holding Corporation. Sidney Som
president, to Frederick HorIinp. 242 +o
-4o bradhurst Avenue. northeast cor>
hef OF la4th Street, two six-storv mod .
ern apartments. 11Ox100, facing Co.
lonla' Park. Nchrng Brothers have
been appointed agents. {
Aoraham Zauderer Inc, sold to tn.
Yet Development Corporation 55. ~
$50 West l4Sth Street. two t;vo' ., stor,' ~
mals known as the Lafayette Court and
Washington Arms, lOOx1OO Wacht r.
seller. '"c
The Aberdeen, a six-storv elevator
apartment. 75x99.li, at $40 and 54o
V, west l46th Street. has been purchased
n1y bertha Eichlcr from Edward p.
Marshall. 1t was disposed of subject
to mortgages for sl5O00O.
Joseph Shenk purchased Harold
Nou''' siN-story elevator apartment
a' 'he southwest corner Of st. Nicholas
Avenue and lSsd Street, 1o4.11x15o.
Williams & Niemcyer sold for Her
man II. Blomcier fve-story fiat at
500 West 116th Street. 25xlOo11.
fvelyn Marquard Wellington sold to
LOUIS Raphael a five story fat at 129
West 103d Street. lS.aX1OO.1l.
me 1o1th Street Realty Company
sold to Grace Corcoran a five. story
house at $2@ West 1O7th Street. o2.6x
l0oli.
Maurice Werthem sold for Cornelius
Lynch 743 Third Avenue, a fvc-s story
tenement with two stores, 25x75, to
Rcbotca Shenkin.
Frank Sullivan sold for .clicnt of
George ". Mercer e. Son a fvc-storv
tenement at A52 West fty-third
Street. o5N1OO
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
STORAGE NOTICES

Globe Storage & Carpet Cleaning Company
Mrs. F Gouget Mr. A. G chenowe,h. '' Ms.
Margaret Kelly. William j. Kane, Nj
No.. ~ j. Murphy, @ Ignatz stummer. Mrs. n.
a5avice; Mrs {. 1aRoyer. Mrs McDonnell
Mr. Robert Morrison. Mr. J. Lee Manning
Sns.~s1 Sastona Lithcsraphins I Co Miss Laur.
Stevens. Erik j. Walenb"re Mr. Waite,
n \ Smith, Mrs; r. lisnnessey: Mr Joseph
Cannon. Or. NJ. r. 'urley. Mr. Albert {
Holmes Mr. J II Ocs'erie Miss p HON
len: Miss b. 1iebner Mr. Leo Norton. Mr.
r Or Mrs A. F. R,9nds Mrs J. NJ Neral.
Mise Mary Fallon. Mr.. Y. Oare Mr VII.
liam Lensbeck: Mrs J. Behcncky. Miss :
man, lieutenant n oettel. il. *. HardiSs.
n, Mr. 6; Cru'chtela. Mrs. =. *. .Imley. Mrs
y. Wilson Mrs. Enfer NJ. N Meltzer, Mrr
Hertz sSeS Mrs NM II H. Hahn aSsF MI Mrs Rebert e +
si9ma; Ma or. M S Gordon. Mr.. Mary Lyons.
Mrs. Mrs W; B. sn.th. Mrs, :. I.owsnsisin.
ward l.. Hall. Mrs +. Gerhard. Mrs Cath
crime McGarry. Mrs. Emiis McNulty. Mr
NJ v 3 Wiicoxon. Mrs. =. slayne. Mr..
NJ or T. G. Meyer. Mrs $ X. RAYMOND
Miss A. Mccormack. c. A. Campbell. May
W,hiipplc, Mrs. 1Ioskins. Mr.. Gonzales. Mr..
A.: caribnia, Mrs Condor. Mrs. Mamie Far
rrsll. Mrs. w; wilson, John u. Wilkins.
M.s asrie JAMES Misa Da'y; i,e,;, q ETekson Mrs y
~.
Mr.. and Mrs; George wood Miss Clifford
Mr.. or Mrs. Fred Fisher Miss NJ Mccall.
Mrs. X Sherman, Mrs Bessie EngleberR
Katherine King, Mrs. b r. Gorn,o. Mrs.
Joseph Cantasano Mrs. Magee. Mrs. n.
F. Ginzomie. Mrs J. Richmond Mr. "
Alexander. Doctor Fisher Charles Carroll
Save U Gasoline Co. Richard Matter Mrs
Elsie Wallace Chas. H. Kristian. Mrs G.
Dunn Chas. Weller. Mrs. Ellen Meehan.
Ivan II. Wise. Marie Maaschardt. Mr..
Geo. T. Barry. Mrs. Minnie johnson. Mrs
Roman, Miss NJ. L. Willard. Reading Elec-
trio Co.. Mrs. Samuel simpson, Miss Annie
Sterna, Mrs. Margaret Gates. Mrs Farrell,
Miss Mary Julian. Mrs. Della Rice Miss
Moselle Lyndon. MIR. A. Sauppe Mrs Ida
Ellis. Mr.. Fred J. kallas Mrs. b. Uuxan
Mr. Edward Hartley. MIR. V. H. Piper,
Miss Curran. Mrs. w. i. sweeney Mr..
Sheehan. Miss NJ. WILL .. DonnelI. Mrs
Clara Finley. Mrs a W Treffrey' Mrs
Mary Jones. Mr.. A. Bucnland. Nj Fro.b-
Herbert
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment OF our
lion upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. to wit: household
goods, personal effects. carpets. etc, stored
by you or in your name. in the Globe
Storage x Carpet Cleaning Company's
Warehouses. will be sold at public auction
according 10 the statute In such case made
slst Street. New York City. MO soAY
JANUARY %. 1922. at 1890 A. NJ. and n
the sale thereof is not completed on said
date. the same will he continued AT tho
same place MONDAY. JANUARY 30
1922, BEGINNING AT 1920 A. NJ and
continuing until the sale is completed.
Globe Storage Carpet Cleaning Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Guaranty Trust Co. Takes
More Nassau St. Space
Will Pay 100000 Rental for
Three Floors in Building
Adjoining Present Quarters

GEORGE K. Read e. Co. rented for tho
National Bank of Commerce to +, q
Guaranty Trust Company three floors
at SO Nassau Street, southwest corner
ot Liberty Street, which will he Noi ooa', nu'
pied by the latter in connection with
Its IT, own building, adjoining in Liberty
street. The lease is for an aggregate
rental or approximately 100000.
me same brokers rented to the
banking house of Salomon Bros. &
Hutzlcr the space recently occupied hv
the metropolitan Trust Company at 60
wall Street, and space in the samc
building now occupied by Goldman.
Sachs & Co.
NJ: & l.. Hess, Inc, leased for John r
Radley the building at GIT to 621 East
Elghteenth Street to the Perfect White
steam Laundry Company, Inc. at an
aggregate rental of over $4,000; the
tenth floor at 1874 to 140 West Twenty.
ninth Street to Jacob BORROW & Bros.
the eleventh floor to Maynard Miller
Inc. and the sixth floor at 115 and ~
East Twenty-third Street to A n
khouri T. Bro, manufacturers of lamn
shades. 'P
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, leased space
in the Munson Building, at Wall
Beaver and Pearl streets. to the En-.
pire Health Laboratories and 10
Humphreys & Co.
Charles r. Van Valcn. Inc. with the
Charles F. Noyes Company, leased tho
fourteenth floor at 110 William Strcct
to Lybrand, Ross Bros. e. Montgomery
now at SIS Liberty Street. with branches
throughout the world. The lease is for
term of years, at an aggregate rental
of 100000. In order to consummate il
the Van Valcn organization effected
cancellation of the lease of the China
Japan and South American Tradinr
Company, Ltd, covering this floor. and
leased to that firm space in another
building.
The Cross T. Brown Company leased
space in the Fisk Building. Fifty-sev-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Natanson Resells Bronx Block

Max \. Natanson sold to Patrick J
Dwyer for cash the block front on the
south side of Burnside Avenue, between
Grand and Harrison avenues. compris-
ing about ten lots. The purchaser has
bought the property for improvement
Byrne e. Bowman were the brokers'
The property was purchased by Mr.
Natanson a month ago from John
O'Leary.
Spots & Starr, Ire, resold for Ru-
dolph Simon the southwest corner of
Southern Boulevard and 167th Street
5Ox1oO, to Isidore Book who will erect
Immediately a. two-story commercial
buildinp
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
--LANDROS ADAMS. Plaintiff. against
ODYSSEUS BARLAFAS and JOHN
GHRIsTou: as co partners. Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED PLAINTIFF:
Notice Is hereby given to you to ap-
point an attorney to represent you in tho
above entitled action. Dated. y. Y. De.
cember Is. 1921.
DEMETRICs A. PAPPY.
Attorney for Defendant. Odysseus Bar
lafas. o. P.-O. Address 2s9 Broad
way, Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York
TO THE ABOvE-NAMED PLAINTIFFS.
The foregoing notice Is served upon you
by publication pursuant to an order OF
Hon. William p Burr. one of the Justices
Of the Supreme Court of the State of
New York. County OF New York. dated
the 9th day Of December. 1921. and fled
in the office of the Clerk OF the County
Of New York at the County Courthouse in
the Borough OF Manhattan, City. County
and State of New York.
Dated. N. T.; December Is. 1921.
DEMETRIUS A. PAPPY
Attorney for Defendant. Odysseus Bar.
lafas. Q. & p. o. Address. 2s9 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Nine-Story Flat. to Cost
Sl.OOO.OOO. for Rronx

nlnc- story apartment estimated to
cost 81 100000 is to be erected Mt the
northwest corner of the Grand Con-
course and kingsbridgc Poad by the
=; =; q H. Building Corporation, Samuel
MImskof president. Plans for the
Structure were filed by Margon &:
Glacer, architects. The house will
occupy site 146.6x13O. Mr.. MinskoT
mas put up number of big apartment
houses in the Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Homes for 224 Families
To Replace Car Barns

Plans have been filed for the con-
structon of a fourteen-story apart
ment for the New York Railways Com
pany. on the site of the old Madison
Avenue car barns, at i to 80 east
Eighty-ffth Street and 10 to 40 East
Eighty street. 1t will have a
frontage of 20i feet and depth of 22O
feet and will have accommodations for
o24 families. c. w. Buckham and F.
H. Dewey & Co. are the architects and
have estimated the cost at $500 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Investor Purchases Flat on
St. Nicholas Ave. Cornc,

Stirling Realty Company sold the
six-story apartment with stores. loon
100, at northeast corner of lo2d Street
and st. Nicholas Avenue to Meyer
lsear The selling company has been
asking $4,000 for the property.
The fves story fat, 33.4x99.11, at 564
West 149th Street, has been sold by
the Lcbertan Corporation to Joseph
Rothman
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Buver of Astor Realty

The property on the west side of
Avenue A from Third to Fourth Streets,
recently sold by the Astor Estate
through Charles f. Noyes Company was
purchased by We'll & Mayer, who it is
reported have already disposed of part
nf the plot.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
operator Buys 3 Dwelling
Houses in St. Nicholas Place

DANIEL Fl. Jackson bought from Alice
u. hlauvelt. of CatskAs, sc to "a St.
Nlcholas Place, four thrcc-storv nri.
v"'s dwellings, 15ovlOO, in possession
q, 1,, ~. lnc selling family since 1881. l.. ]
ihllllps Company were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LCST-White male wire-hairet fox terrier
- oiacK markings: no collar; reward
Telephone Circle 47s5
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Buyine in BROOKLYN

Bulkley e. Horton sold 1922 Third
Avenue, two-family stone building,
2Ox30, for V. Levy and Isadore Blum.
Charles Partridge sold the two-fan-
lily dwelling at 610 Lincoln Place fog
Madge B. Lessinr.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
To Build in Staten Island

J. Sterling Drake sold for Daniel G..
Whitlock to Thomas F. Reilly a plot
50x100 on Mckee Avenue, Great Kills,
S. l., on which Mr.. Reilly will erect
residence.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Mrs. Stanford White Rents
Home i'm 84th Stree,

Culver G. Co. leased furnished for
the season Mrs. Stanford Whites
house at % East Eighty-fourth Street,
to Nh. W. Murray Crane.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
BUYS Home in I'D Street

Douglas Gibbons e. Co. sold to Clark
son Potter for his home the four-story
and basement brick residence at 44
East Seventy-third Street, 22x10o.2, for
the Buting estate. which owned it
since 1899,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
Vacant West Side Sites Sold

Charles +. Sands sold to tho Multiplex
Garages tho vacant lot, 25x9o.I1 on the
south side of West 146th Street. 100
feet west of LenoN Avenue.
me Mclrose Holding Corporation
sold to the Hudson Builders Cornora.
t'on the plot. s9.oxloO, at the north
west corner of lS9th Street
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
House for CITY College Club

The City College Club has leased the
fivestory English basement houIe at
46 East Fiftieth Street from Mrs. H.
X. S. Williams for a clubhouse. Sea-
man e. Pendergast were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-13
New Jersey

A QUAINT LITTLE HOME on quaint.
stndy street near quaint little old
iashloned town. completely equipped for
year round living: less than one hour on the
tram TO New York City; splendid commut-
ing service: plot of onc-thrd acre shaded
oy me old oaks. plenty of flowers and
SHRUBS, completely decorated inside and out
ana Includes all She modern convenicnces for
nomi m, ortahle living six handsome rooms tiled
,'atn' massive open fireplace: high In the
healthy hills; sacrifice for s175o to desirabIe
party. allowing $3.50 in easy payment mort
$50 IT,; near country clubs schools. churches
ana ana, markets in a refined exclusive neigh
oo,nooo; - rights for bathing boating and
nSnihe on privately owned lakes run with
aced; EtRAL, T. o. Box 37s, City Hall Sta.