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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12

OF the gift was the erection of
suitable buildings on the premises.
and this part Of the agreement is
now being carried out.
The farm Is considered an ideal
site for home Of this kind, located
as it is on the Chicaso-Detroit
highway about Is miles west Of
South Bend and two miles north
east OF New Carlisle on the Chicago,
South Bend AID Northern Indiana
railway
The conditions OF entrance into
the home. it is said will not be pro-
hbltive.
The building, as it has been de-
cided upon. will be Of adequate size
and modernly equipped 1t viii be
built in the shape of a II, " the
main part having a frontage Of PAS
feet, exclusive of verandas, and a
depth Of "A 10 feet. To the rear is
an s5-foot wing. The superintend-
ent's quarters and the Administra-
tive department will be located in
the central part OF the main build
ing. on each side of which will be
number of guest rooms opening
into the corridor. At the ends Of the
corridor are large sitting rooms
opening into large verandas on the
east and west ends OF the building
The main dining room, a private
dining room, kitchena pantries, stor-
age and stock rooms Will be located
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12
SAYS CONFIDENCE
EXCHANGE SUCCESS

The Confidential Exchange which
was established last October by the
Federation for Social Service has
proved successful and is Offering
service that should be used more,
according to Miss Helen Gregory.
executive secretary of the fedora
ton
The exchange consists Of a card
index in which are filed the names
and addresses OF all families who
have received aid Of one kind or
another from charitable and social
service organizations Of the city. In
formation regarding the family IS
not kept on file. according to Miss
Gregory, but persons who are gen
timely interested are able. through
the exchange service. to get IN touch
with organizations or persons who
know the family and its needs.
The exchange acts as a check, -
said Miss Gregory. 80 that there
is no duplication Of effort. Organi-
cations which become interested in
a certain family can find. through
the exchange whether another or
ganization is also interested and Civ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12
.STUDEBAKER MAKES
NEW HIGH RECORD
Continued Strength by Lead
ing Issues Feature of
Market.

NEW YORK, April 11-Quoted
values in the stock market register
ed additional substantial gatnst
Tuesday In another large turnover,
sales amounting TO 100000 shares.
The irregular tone of the list in the
first and final hours was ascribed TO
rroft-making based on the more
acute coal strike situation.
The same group of stocks which
have given greatest momentum 10
more steady advanse Of the past few
weeks-steels. motors and their spe-
cialties. oils and utiIiues-again
were conspicuous i'm the days opera
lions. at extreme gainst of I TO 5
points
New high records for the year or
considerable longer period COM
pretended Studenakcr and several
affiliated issues ass well as Mexican
Petroleum and many unclassifed
speclalties. copper tobacco and tex
tiles.
T. s. Steel failed to equal its max
imum Of the previous Gay. but was
i'm fair demand. AS sroup, rails
were sluggish. but expressions were
made by Rock Island. Chicago
Great Western and Reading
Fractional losses I'm Bethlehem,
Crurible and Gulf states Stee. and
Baldwin Locomotive. at the close,
were neutralzed by net gains of 1
20 points lu S.udebaker. Mexican
Petroleum. Royal Dutch Pacific Oil
Utah. American Smelling. Couput-
ing tahUlatiuE and Strombers CoCr-
burator Heavy inflow of funds
from interior banks accounted for
RELAXED money rates but call loans
eased from 4iz 10 4 percent in the
last half OF The session. Time mon
ey rates We're unaltered but in more
liberia, supply for short dates.
Brokers reported only niuder-
ate amount ~ trading in foreign ex-
change British and the leading con-
t.reutl rates were mainly lower.
rg- Dutch and German bills dis
PLAYED principal strength and the
Greek rate WAS ro u1favoraole in
fuer-e by reports which confirmed
recent advces Of distur Dances in
ecoriuac conditions in that country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12
Farmer Sues Railroad
For Killing animals

GOSHEN, ind. April II. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Co. Is
defendant in a suit for $1,000 dam
ages. filed in circuit court here by
William w. Feldman, an Elkhart
county farmer residing near Nap
panee. who seeks such judgment as
the result of five OF his animals
four horses and one mule-having
been killed by a train when they
strayed on tho track near the Field.
man farm
Feldman alleges the engineer OF
the train saw the animals on the
right of way and that he had ample
time in which 20 stop his engine.
bur that he neglected his duty and
failed 90 do so, the killing resulting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12

IN the wing
on the second floor there Will be
50 guest rooms. opening into cor
rIdor similar 10 the first floor ar
rangement. with sun porches at the
east and west ends Of the building
The chapel. the sleeping quarters and
sitting room for the help, viii be
coated i'm the wing Each floor Will
be completely equipped with bath
and toilet rooms. supply and serv-
ing rooms. There Will be "A large at
tic space over the entire second
floor and a basement under the en-
tire building In the basement will
be space for boiler and fuel rooms,
pumping room. vegetable cellars,
trunk room. miscellaneous storage
rooms. and a laundry, bakery and
refrigerating plant
The building viii be two stories
in height. The exterior Will be Of
Saraband Chinchilla brick. with
Bedford stone trimmings and slate
roof The interior finish throughout
viii be Southern Gum, natural fin
ish, and hard maple floors All plas-
tered walls will be painted The
building viii have an ample water
supply derived from two separate
wells on which will be installed two
nigh pressure electric driven pumps
Gischarging into two large steel pres
sure storage tanks. The boiler room.
fuel storage, as well as laundry
bakery and cold storage rooms are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12

ed somewhat 10 rally the wheat
market here, but toward the end OF
the day a renewal of weakness be-
came evident. Selling of 100000
bushels was also a bearish factor in
the market. Unfavorable crop res
ports from parts of Kansas were
virtually ignored.
Persistent rainy weather made
the market for corn and oats rel
ativeTy steady Business however,
lacked volume
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12
EASTER RABBITS COME

from the same place Santa Claus
does. Give us an order for flowers
and see where good flowers come
from. Adam Beehler Florist. Main
1899; Lincoln $3.50. 22O6 Miami st.
1O2-a. IN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12

from the same place Santa C,aus
does. Give Us an order for flowers
and see where good flowers come
from Adam Beehler. Florist. Main
1898: lincoln 69S0. 2206 Miami St
I02-a. N.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12

ing aid. 1t provides a check, also.
on the families or persons who are
out for all they can get and who
viii ask help in the way of food sup
plies or money from anyone whom
they think will provide what is asked
for Our file tells MS Immediately
the number Of organizations or per
sons who are giving help 20 one fam
lily"
Those interested I'm social service
are invited to use the confidential
exchange, but information will not
be given promiscuously it IS said
TERRE HAUTE-Plans for hole-
ing the Wabash Valley exposition OF
all the manufactured products Of
Terre Haute and the other cities IN
the wabash Valley on May II and
II, are progressing rapidly The eX-
position viii be handled on a gigantic
scale, 1t Is said.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Columbia TO Get
Large Income From
BrOadwayP Property
Leases Greater Part Of Block
Of Former Emo Estate at
SD Street for Yearly
Rental of SI25,000

Columbia UnAer er1lty has leased for
long term q large site IN the upper
end Of the theater district. a former
holding n the late Amos P. Emo. and
willcd to the university. The lease in
wolves the greater part Of the block
bounded by broadway, Seventh Avenue.
Fifty-seeond and Fif,y-third streets. Il
takes Do the northerly end of the
block, and includes from 1880 to 1888
Broadway 200 20 220 West Ffty-third
Street and sos 70 $50 Seventh Avenue.
The property Is cncumbcrcd with a
two.story building on Broadway, for
merly used O. a skating rink and run
ming th ough 90 Seventh Avenue On
the Fifty-third Street front there are
ten old-i.shioncd dwellings, now con-
yerted q business use The entire
holding has a Broadway frontage Of
1867 feet On Seventh Avenue the
property fronts 1855 feet, and on
Ffty-third Stect the frontage is 1853
feet. The southerly dimension Is 1919
feet.
The lease e. being arranged for sew
cral twenty -oEc-yenr periods at q
rental that will bring the trustees Of
the university a reported net annual
payment Of about si25o00 Frederick
A. Goctze, treasurer 4 the university,
said yesterday that until next week he
could not discuss the trans lction.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Sale of Apartments
And Vacant Bronx Sites

Abraham Zauderer. Inc. sold TO the
Denwood Realty Company representing
Bencnson Bros, the modern hye-storv
apartment al the southwest corner OF
Weeks Avenue and 1CGth street, S5X
o.. The Messrs Zaudcrer recently
sold the two apartments az 1881 10 lsJb
Walton Avenue. comprising the block
front. Frederick Zityei & sons nego-
tiated both sales.
Arthur Cutler & Co. cold for The Al
ston Realty Corporation 1921 Avenue
81. John. corner Of Sout' ern holie-
ward, a fve-story apartment house Win
store, 50x1O0.
p n Miller and N. SmoleroG sold
for the Nos. l524-i530 Lon fellow Ave
nue. CORPORATION the siX-story apart
ment houses. 1Ooxi00, az the northee st I,
corner Of Lon-fe'low Avenue ana l'-d
Street to II. Yazerbaum
Alexander Selkin. Maurice Cohen and
Winfrcd ". Stern sold Tor william g.
Allan the two-familt dwelling at yi5
Stebbins Avenue.
Max n. Natanson rosold 20 Ferdinand
Z. Weiss the vacant plot "a the no IN
west corner Of Third Avenue and 18Th
street. Z2XiO2x30 10 ie understood that
the purchaser will improve the site FOR
his restaurant business.
Murray Mar n purchased from James
Rothchild the three-story business
building, 25xl00, on il3d street and
Third Avenue adjoin'ng the Rogers de-
partment store, which occupies the
store in the building under lease eX-
piring next April. William r. hurz
WIS the broker.
The Vita Holding Corporation bought
from Eliza Lubbers and others the plot
- 5x20Or4, m the north side OF l6ith
Street, 1873 6 feet west Of Third Avenue
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Apartment Trading Sill
Cenlers on West Side
Arrowhead Court on Pinehursi
Avenue Corner Among
Large Houses Sold

Nchring Bros. sold f,r The Bliser
Realty Company 70 the Evelyn Realty
Corporation the modern six-story ele-
vator apartment known a. Arrowhead
Court, NJ 2 Pinohurst Avenue, north
west corner Of l7lth Street. l00Xl2b
r. n. schultz. Of the Pierre q Golden
Company, with L. Francis lillcnhrand,
sold for the c. & h. Realty Company
1900 70 1906 Amsterdam Avenue aud
5Ol West l29th Street. the northwest
corner, 100 feet on Amsterdam Avenue,
with seven stores, a siX-story apart
ment, known as Haddon Hall, 10 Will
liam J. Oetjen. who purchased the
northwest corner OF Amsterdam Ave
nue. and Eighty fourth Street; also a
six-stoiy walk-up fr m Nathan " lson,
whJ bought it from the same coipoia-
tion and through the same brokers
about a month ago
Lillian zibell sold to the Hywis Hold
ing Corporation the sevcu-st ~ apart
ment known ns the Hamilton, at AZ
Amsterdam Avenue. northeast corner
Of ti0th Street, 09.iiXi0.
Fagin & Glascr sold l9l 81. Nicholas
Avenue. a fve-story apartment 3i.Sx
SS6
Mary A. Pope sold 70 Emm NJ Glei.
stein the hvc-story fat al III West
Tooth Street. 25xl0011.
The Regal Building Company sold 90
Edith Goldman the fvc-story apart
mcnt at 233 West i4sth Street S9x
Q0ll
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Inrre Smiles in Flats

Pcase & Gilman leased apartments
90 1850 Fifth Avenue 20 Neville De
Motion. at 10 E1st Fifty-fourth Street
20 Mrs. r, Currier, az "a Fast Sixty.
fourth Street 20 Mrs. x. r. Morgan and
% j. A. billiard, at l5l East Eightieth
Street 20 Sydney j. Dickinson, at -
Fast Eichty-fourth Street 20 Matthew
Hinman. at go Park Avenue to r. do
Roget. az o. Claremont Avenue TO G..
VI. Fyie. NJ 1f5 West Seventy-second
Stree, TO Miss Nita Fogerty, and al 1852
West Eighty-s.Kth Street % Mrs. III.
Re nor and 20 Miss Dolores Stead.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
a duplex stud o apartment a. 2s7 West
Ei~hty-s.zth Street 20 william c.
Forster. apartments ut 90 Washington
Squ rc South % Nat +. Roberts and 20
Miss Julie Brown. no ~ Park Avenue
20 Seymour Knight. az - East Sixty
sixth Street 20 Miss Elizabeth 4.
Eamcs, and at 20s Lexington Avenue
20 Mss DO-rift O-ann. Miss Blanche
CanrIlht and Miss Jeanne Barber.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Navv Orders

From The Tyibuno's Woshingion Burc0H
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. - Navy
orders to-day follow:
Howard, Com. d. l., 20 u. 3. 3. Texas
Catch. It, Com. r l., 10 Z. 5. Lamson.
Krez. Il Q A.. 10 Pensacola.
Kvlo. 1t j. r., 90 Pensacola.
Rundqulst. II. X. 70 Il. S. 8 Pyro.
nav IL. q. g.) ID. X, 10 4. 8. s. $50.
Martin. 1t. q. 3D. w. r. resigned
Mays. II. 6. g. w. H.. 70 L. 8. 3. Che-
sample. Tps It. g. 81 W. D., to ii'h Naval
seSTd. Ems r. W. 70 L. s. s. chswink.
Brasheara Ems r. L.. resigned.
Dillon. Ems L. A.. TO destroyer squadron
Hssl.y' g,i,,,' Eps. s1s W. H.. to U. 8. capsila.
WNlenkoe ter, Ems. r. H.. 10 L. s. > O-@'
Ricfsrl son. Ems n. r., 70 U. s. s. lsher-
saSSiot. S10a Ems A. J.. TO L. s. S. J. P. sarnes
Banyard, It. q. 81 F. X 70 hampton
ps1ReS' II. r. r.. 70 Charleston.
p-ck II =. C. 10 L. s. s. Nevada
Daniels. 1t j. B.. 20 Newport
Crofut 1t. 6. - @. H., Y. s. = beaver
Thomas. 1t. g. 80 J. VI" 10 Hampton
Web. Il. g g. L. j.. 10 Pensacola
SINNERS. Capt. e. n, 10 Boston.
Nyland. 1t. r. C.. % 18th Naval District
Kupbens Bosnn. + J.. g T. SIS 8, +. pueblo
YOUNG. Gun d. T.. 20 Mare iDland.
De finger. Ch Mach. J. j., 10 u D. O.
M6eobins' Carp o.. TO q. s. g. Idaho.
smith Ch Pharm. X. a., 70 u. 8. :. hehei'
Hathaway. Pay Clk. r.. 10 u. 5. .. Jason
REID, Ap. Clk. C.. 20 Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Purchases Of Residences
rnd W~s'~h~s,e~ Plots

The residence or James s. AleEand 2
IN Coonor Road. in the Murray Hill
section Of ecarsdalc. has been Id 20
David w. Maeow7n. The property COM
crises q large res drnce. with CARA e,
and two and "a half a.res. II was held
90 ss5 600. TIE Fish-Garm1ny Realty
Co-nor on regof ated tho deal.
Curlca W. Wynnc and Louis II. Low
resold % Elmw cd Avenue, Rye. n. Y,
o three-story dwell ng, 5oX'00, 10 a
client Of W. C.. Bennett The same
broker sold q Elmwood Avenue, a sim
liar house, 20 G.. W. Conrad.
Hamilton Iselin & Co. sold for the
estate o. Harriet r. Rockwell a large
plot al Orchard Place and Sunset Lane,
prorxvilln, 90 Garret c. Common.
The Robert +. Farley Organization
sold for the Searsd7lc Estates plot
in ,ts new Greenr'3ge development, ad-
lining tho scorsdale golf course, 20
Charles L. Hardenbergh, Of Brooklyn
for q home site.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
BIO West End
Avenue Flats in
heal for Homes
s.derick Brown Trades l2-
orv Corner Apartment
tor "a New Dwelling
Houses in wesiches,er

..,.,iek Brown yesterday gave the
.tSrv apartment at the south
.srnef Of West End Avenue and
- st..v.eirsth Street. recently pur-
~ lin, in an exchange for
srt fo.r modern Westchcster resi-
-. -. .eS,ee,sd by the Herkimer, Inc,
~ e.,s'.b Bert S. Herkimer is president
a. ,-s5, involves S1.C0o,o0O.
~ ~ ,teen OF tie houses are IN Cor
fe.i,Wev go Mount Vernon, on Eli
s,.-1 Te-rsee Oak and and Lexington
80, - and Hawthorne Terrace and
~ ,te ISen estate, in Pelham, and
=. Z. n .i,ra,ed in Wolf Lane and on the
r..,.rsss ~ The houses vary m arehi-
~ l,..i.i .arI- Jssics and some arc now ten
.1S ,s...'-' Az. Brown will oaer them for
.e1c -D..I The HerkimsT' Inc; throuugh ,
Isss.. ca.,.s howe will offer the West End
svS-se apartment to tenant owners
.,,5cr l,s fbe cooperative ownership plan.
Snl,s aao-r. n Howe and George Levy were
the br0ke.A
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Mrs. P. A. Valentine Sells
Fine Home in OOH St.
Bopse Eaot of Fifth Ave. Held
at Sf50,000 Contains Rare
Wood Work

Wr. p. 4. Valentine sold her hne
re5ern home at 8 East Sixty-uinth
street, With q frontage Of IS feet. 70 q
ven known New York family, whose
rne for the present 10 withheld. The
issse was in the market at si50,000
AZ Is from plans by Peabody & Stern,
q boston. Il contains rare examples
4 Old World woodwork. William B.
Vty & Co. were the brokers.
he lmogcn Realty Corporation sold
b ihe June Development c mpany the
tssf-story dwelling at l5l West Seven
,rffh Street, 2Ox1022.
s.rah A. Ransom sold 70 Lucy NJ
r6 Maria Fletcher the thrce-story
Jrelling % 237 West 131st Street, 1904
nlL
Leroy Coventry sold AZ SIS Convent
lvgnue 81 story dwelling, 20xi00.
TIE Holpht Company sold for
Nnud and Mary A. Sergeant the
trse-stofy dwelling 20 West Ninety
s,eoni Street. 20xl008iz.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
General Housevorkers, Ete.

hoUeEwoRRERS. cooks. uaitressf,
1inka Andersen Scandinavian Agrlcyi
ialt broadway, sgd. schuyler 1892
HOUsEWORKER- recommended ta-
madam. Miss Halls Bureau II West tNh'
Vanderbilt $40.
HOUg-WORKER, general; splendid cook.
iaunil sfi reco handed; iis. Wett4ers >
Az ncy, 20 West f3d.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Recent Buyers Of Realty

The l5-l7 Greene Street c rporTation1'
riib ". and g. L. Gerofsky and j. j.
Alexander as directors, Is the buyer OF
be six-story build ng at that address
uported sold Tuesday. Dowiing q
Aeyander, attorneys, represented the
company.
Wchae' Fishbone and Samuel Pollaek
were The buyers Of 80 West Eighty
eighth street sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Site in New Garment Center
Bought for History Loft

A fourteen-Story store and lott
building is TO be erected in the gar.
ment center by A. +. Lefcourt and
Louis Haas on the vacant plot. 67x9ss.
purchased from the Matz Holding Com
rany at l48 to i54 West Thirty
seventh Street. The entire operation
will involve over 100000. Larry b.
Cutner was the broker. II is from
plans BY George and dwa~d Blum.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Fire Record

AZ LOSS
iN--ss Stanton g.: Baker Unknown
'"s~'s Great Jone- st.. Il. ArroE.
as-sl.r 6. Eas, River: tusbS,s,t:
t.s-i6o' AVe =. JOS Psnker. Unknown
-san.l and Washington sts -.
'Ne-s1 LenoT av.. Herman vosel.
'i'-sis Eaeio av. Bronx: Liilag1.
a Noi'oas. -s..... .''.' ''.'A i'ii'''N
''NH Union So: Louis Eobpslsy.
'sss-i,' Wee, nan e. nay RTsss5. =.
'''--''.i' Brooms st.; Louis cIsneh.
'a'--iio W 7ia st.. Eleanor s''iOn,
'1'-isstb It. and River av.. Bronx;
'''--i', West issth 81: VIM Hosn.
'''--''' ysrlok n James Gallagher. -,
'@'-ilsth 81 ana Manhattan av:
"o delivery auto; unknoEn, ,o,,..,
''''--,s ives, e.. vacant lof, ~.
'''-a Canal st. sporting corn.
~ Mssl End av. building IN
IA - % construction.
~ Az. Hsnry Walzman
"A, Unknown
i.tt. ssso1x 9. T. woodalI.......s .siight
Canal a.. Meyers Clothing
fIt. -, ..........s.r.. .tI.o'V
Eis- W 1851 e.. s. Jones. Unkno~r
ieih st.. Impeusi Bind
01a 10 60. .................Uu Unknown
- W iiiet e., Aafy Marlin
CnkncUn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
The Towers, on Central
Park West Corner, Sold

The eighia9ry elevator apartment,
tnoxn As The Towers. az 34l Central
Ps-s Vest, az the north corner OF
Nrsyf.urth Street, has been sold by
Ae H.geinson Realt Company
6nsrh Byrne E. Bowman. II covers
9 pioi Cs.3xiOO. and has two suits O.
nins rooms and two baths to a hoor.
d vas purchased by client Of Gilbert
( Gilbert.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
sI,5OO,OOO Building Planned
For Now Garment Center

Plans have been fled f-r a seven
teen-story building for show rooms
and stores AZ the northeast corner
Of Seventh Aven-e and Tairty-seventh
Street for to Gilbur Corporation
Inc. Arthur Quinn, president Il will
have a frontage Of 989 feet on the
aven,e b. Pa feet on tie street. Buch-
man e. Kahn arc the architects and
have estimated the cost Of Sl,j0OOOO.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
siratfo d Avon Apartment
FIGURES I'm FOu th Deal

The Mcistcr Builders bought the
sveive.s.or, Stratford Avon apartment
Al ne north correr Of Riverside Drive
ssd Ninety-thi-d Street. the resale OF
uh,eb was reported in these columns
Yesterday by Fred rick Brown. II. d.
B,ter ana A Robins n we've the bro
kers. IN turn the Meister Builders are
ysoorted 10 have d sposed Of the apart
r,ent 70 ether operators.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Iease Wilh Onion to Buy

Henry Peters. proprietor Of Peters
Restaurant, leased for ten years WITH
an option 70 purchase, the three four
story dwellings at l69 70 l15. West
Ninety-seventh Street. The buying op-
ton Is 10 be exercised before May /.
1925 and calls for the payment Of Sl4,-
600 on each house. The net annual
rental is S1256.GG on each dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Rnvinc In New Jersey

Psyson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Henry Z. Dunn to Vern d. Newman
eight acres with modern dwelling and
garage a. Mountain and Tulip avenues,
West Orange. N. J.
Eugene V. Welsh sold for the Welsh
r rpany the bui ding at 9e and %
EH' Street Morristown, TO Maurice j.
Weiss.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Down own Bus'ness SaIcs

+. II. Lrdlow & Co. have sold for
Oscar ScNcrer & Son, Inc. the three
story building at 80 Frankfort street
24.4x1O6, 10 Sterling 81. John. Tee
buyer will occupy after extensive
alterations.
Cruikshank Company sold Tor r.
Fougera & Co., &c Vesey Street, I'VE
story business building, 249xl0l. The
purchaser will occupy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Rnr. Green,sich YiIlage Plot

james l. Van SAINT purchased from
the House Of Cavalry the e. i1ngular
lot AZ the northeast corner i seventh
Avenue and Perry Street l'lX2I'N
S2t Il Is part Of site f0imeriy oe-
ppied by this society. The Duross
CCnparv NEGOTIATED the deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

lPIKTMENTs To LEr-CNFURNIsHED
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Inres,nr Gcis 2d Ave. Conner

Ames & co. sold for Horry Ao- ath
the four-st~ry bushes bu lding at 49,
second Avenue. southwest corner OF
T,yontv ffth Street. 20xs0, 20 Ben
iorin Suskind for his own business.
Tbcv also sold for F. Hartnetty ard
q Forsrtv the sopr-story hui ng. 45X
ion, II 24s-245 East Thirty-sixth Street,
a John ] NcGirr for invc tmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
A-r,,v Orders

IRON, The Tribune's WoshiHgfon Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow;
Miscellaneous
O1hus. Capt. A. r.. Mcd. c.. 70 Balboa
Scott. Capt. Z. NJ. Q. N. c., to Phradei-
phia.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Sells Estate in Glen Cove
Held ai S65,000

Mrs. L. Mortimer He'ne 50 her eoun-
Try mace in Overlook Road, Glen Cove
l. l.. confa ming Si4 acres with resi-
dcnce. stable. etc, held az Sj5'0llo' TO
a Graham Miles. Hamilton, lselin &
Co. we're the brokers.