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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13
Beauty Is Not Everything.

ut is not because a man knows that
his wife has grown fat and ugly. but
that he tells her so, that women are per-
petually seeking the fountain of youth
and flocking to the obesity cures
Personally, think beauty is not so
much to be desired as many other
things II is the most ephemeral Of
all the qualities that enhance the charm
of woman
II think that If most women would
dismiss lot of this silly trying to make
themselves over and turn their atten-
ton to making themselves interesting,
they would be more popular. And isn't
it popularity we are all after?
Magnetism, temperament, beauty
all are born in us and with US. Roll
ing ten thousand times over the draw
ing room floor will not bring them to
US, neither will rubbing the skin off our
forehead or screwing our mouths into
prunes and prisms give us a strange
hold on age, who delights in making
lines where we once had dimples. If
we stop to think sanely, we will know
that the lines were better than the dim
pies, anyway, because the lines mean
something"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13
TODAY'S INsTALLMENT.

a.. -,.u- 49, . rfz.t Ir.-lr.-t-p
WITS O.Nqu'" ms
All Lambert Ihe WHIP arrived
The manner OF Sartoris was assured aA"
easy
Lambert looked him directly ir me eve
Yes. she has" he suuttered. and she's
going to arrive tomorrow, too. you Inc
fernal scoundreI, Don't talk to me-lal.t
YOU dare to show your hally nose near my
horse-or III pulverize you
The smile Of sartoris was coutemp-
tuous.
nv good idiot-you are very drunk.
he said
"No. I'm not" disclaimcd tie trainer
Then what the deuce oo you mean
by"
81 mean" said Lambert. stcruJy. that
] vas al Madame 'Too-Sous' on @aiur-
day night. Captain Sar,orIs. close to your
elbow, at your back ami Z heard every
blooming word YOU said
Mrs D'AquiIa had followed Sartorls
into the yard and she heard Lambert s
last words
Dear me. who is this creature she
drawled, surveying the horsemsn through
her glasses
you'll Jolly soon know tomorrow" the
outraged and angry trainer said, when
DOtn
you hear what I've sworn-that you
wanted It so badly-that you had the
pluck-but there wasn't an accident
And Lambert, who knew that If he re-
manned longer IN the yard he couldn
keep from thrashing Sartoris, left alb
ruptly
The captain was slightly taken abacE.
zone Oath Against Two"
ibid you hear that" he asked the
woman. Your own words. The beast
must have been there really hidden
we never saw him and he heard every
fhing"
What does X matter! returned me
steadier nerNed woman Hes no VII
nesses. And IT'S one oath against TWO.
shall swear that i was never there Ih
my lie
is II worth the trouble
My dear Grevile'
You've forgotten the accident
i've not. always thought 1t posi-
BILE she said.
= didn't lie returned sharply. J
thought that when the horse box stopped
on the line, the lad, the trainer whoever
IT was-could get out-go for help-at
any rate jump out when they heard the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13
They Possess No Sesame. "

Actresses have no open sesame to
the vaults where the secrets Of beauty
are stored, and they are much like 9TH
er women in their care for themselves
They do the things they ought not to do
and do not the things they ought to do
If they wear tight shoes and their feet
hurt them, they go to a chiropodist: If
they need a massage or Turkish bath or
shampoo, they go where they can be
obtained. They don't learn to do these
things for themselves. for the clever
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13

be beauty specialist as well. APP
parently, she must know of every beau
~ i'll to which women are heir, and
she must write as though she had taken
course in therapeutics and hygiene,
the requirement of which would have
used so much Of the time that she could
not by any possibility have given a
moment to her supposed chosen pro-
feSSion
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13

Mrs. A. r. Tabor, of Order, Mo,
had bee troubled with sick head
ache for about five years, when she
began taking Chamberlain's Tab
let's. She has taken two bottles of
them and they have cured her.
Sick headache is caused by a dis
ordered stomach for which these
tablets are especially intended. Try
them, get well and stay well. Sold
by all dealers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13
Did the Punishment Fit the Crimep
By Beatrice Fairfax

Her lips were so near
That-what else could l do
You'll be angry. l fear
But her lips were so near
Well, | can't make it clear,
or explain it to you,
But her lips were so near
That-what else could | do?
WALTER LEARNED.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13
Another Plot

And ] should swear it, forcibly." she
went on, before The nearest magistrate I'm
London. and come down tomorrow with
detectives and arrest him on the course,
just before the race"
They'd get another jockey"
ITO ride The Whip You know that's
lmpossible"
Sartor!s took deep breath Of relief
That's truei' he exclaimed
VERY we'll she said euthusiasticar~
No race is over until it's lost. Here
Is your chance Almost certainty
Take it and win"
by heaven I WIN" he said. fervently.
Then put that thing away" she said.
indicating the revolver Don't lose a
minute IN walk with you to- the sta
ton. Go uP to town al once and do your
work Wen see Braucaster broken and
beaten yet"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13
Actresses Have No Monopoly Of Beauty, Says Mar
garet Ellington

ones know that one profession is
enough.
The truth of the matter is that an
actress-or any other woman-can i'm
part the secrets of beauty to another
any more than the rich man can i'm
part the secrets Of bushes success to
some other man.
1T is something every woman must
find for herself-if she can. The meth
Cd is different in each case
Beauty is in the eye Of the beholder.
One OF the most famous beauties, who,
In telling her Secrets said one very
true thing when she launched the cpl
gram, Many an ugly woman has never
known she was not beautiful, because
some good man has loved her and lied
to her. Strange how loving and lying
usually go in pairs!
IF every man does not think the
woman he loves is beautiful, he makes
her think she is beautiful. Usually Gu
pid has a pretty way of making him see
through rose colored glasses and every
woman believes the man she loves. And
If either Of them wants TO keep on
loving and being loved, they have both
got to keep up these tlattering little
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13

We are accustomed to think of post
age stamps as penny or halfpenny
things until they become old, but stamps
Of the face value of pounds have been
issued in Great Britain and are still
common in other countries. The Unit
ed States has a $50 postage stamp, and
British South Africa until recently had
one for 10 pounds. The highest priced
stamp ever issued was the rectangular
pink 10O-pound stamp of Victoria. Aus
tralia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13
Do You Know.

The amount of the death duties
which the Rothschild family had to pay
at Vienna after the death of Baron Al
bert de Rothschild last year was over
$5,000,O00.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13

WAS the man very wicked? Was
w the girl too cold. and did the
punishment fit the crime? Read
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13

A German biologist says that the two
sides of face are never alike; in two
cases out of five the eyes are out of
line; one eve is stronger than. the other
in seven persons out of ten, and the
right eye is generally higher than the
left
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-13

t,oant think -s Ma.
The border vidette., 1913-04-19
Cotton and Tobacco.

Many years ago, we wrote articles for this paper that some day cotton and tobacco would be successfully cultivated in Ari- zona. Cotton is now being pro- fitably grown in some of the valleys of the middle and south ern Arizona and some day people who know how will grow a very superior brand of tobacco in some of the lower valleys of the northern part of this state. This tobacco will be about the same brand as the best of the cele- brated Virginia tobacco. Every cigar factory now being con- ducted in this state should be supplied with home grown to- bacco. The wild tobacco grows in the mountains of this county, so several old timers inform us Prescott Courier.
 The above reminds us that in 1882, J. B. Remy, a French gardener residing on a ranch near Florence, raised an exper- imentat tobacco crop consisting of few hundred plants. The crop was great success, both as to the extraordinary size at tained by the plants and the exquisite flavor of the leaf. But there was no market in Arizona at that time for the raw tobacco material and Mir. Remy did not engage in tobacco raising Blade Tribune.
The border vidette., 1913-04-19
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
The Third Special Session Convened
 April I4th.

Phoenix, Ariz., April 14-The third extraordinary session of
 the first state legislature began
 business this morning at 1C o'clock and inside of ten minutes
 both houses had re elected their
 former presiding officers, agreed to the rules of procedure and standing committees, and had in the senate, heard titles of twenty-two bills read and in the house, twenty one bills. Most all of these measures were be- fore the late session.
 The governors call included sixty two subjects and was ac- companied- by a brief message in which the executive urged especially completion of the re- vision of the code, appropria- tiOnS for state institutions, en- actment of revenue laws, an in vestigation of financial admins tration of the state prison and passage of the three cent bill.
 The first bill proposed in the house was the penal code, which was reintroduced in the exact form in which the governor had vetoed it.
 In the senate the first bill was the municipal slaughter house measure by Hughes which was, at the afternoon session, apprOv- ed by the senate committee as whole, as was also the state tax commission bill and the bill relating to the levy and cOllec- ton of taxes.
 In the house, when adjourn ment tonight was taken, seven teen bills had been approved by committees of the whole and whipped into shape for a third reading and final vote.
 In the house an effort to raise the superior court judges salary failed although at the late ses- sion it was voted in the house but failed in the senate. The effort to reduce the Cochise county sheriff's salary also fail ed.
 Graham of Cochise, who re- his mine tax bill, says enough votes will be se- cured in the house to pass the although with what he could not at this time say.
 There is a general opinion here all members that the session will take but few weeks to conclude it's work. Some of the members of the house want a session of sixty days while the senate believes the business can all be done in thirty days.
The border vidette., 1913-04-19

were elected for the ensuing year as follows: Harold Steele of Tucson high school, pres ident; Frank Hart, Prescott high school, vice presidents; G. E. Cornelius, Winslow high school, secretary treasurer.
 The high schools of the state will be governed by this athletic association an all contests and all matters of dispute will be sent to the three officers above named Exchange.
The border vidette., 1913-04-19
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Arizona High School Association will
 Head Track Meets.

Arizona high schools now have an athletic organization which is similar to the organizations of a like kind found in all states of the middle west. The new organization is known as the Arizona State High School Athletic Association. It's con- stitution and by y-laws were ap- proved at Tucson by visiting high school officials, and officers
The border vidette., 1913-04-19
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate.

In the Superior Court of Mar icopa County, State of Arizona. In the matter of the Estate of Charles H. Ferry, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that in Superior Court of Maricopa County. State of Arizona, made on the 29th day of March, 1913, nunc pro tune as of the 18th day of November, 1912, in the matter of the Estate of Chas. H. Ferry, deceased, the undersign- ed, the administrator with Will annexed of said Estate, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, subject to con- firmatiOn by said Superior Court, Cn Tuesday, the 29th day of April, 1913, at 12 o'oclock M. at the front door of the County Court House of the County of Santa Cruz in the town of Mo- gales, Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, and all the right, title, interest and estate of said Char les H. Ferry, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the estate has by operation of law or other wise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Charles H. Ferry, at the time of his death, in and to all those certain mines and mining claims, situated in the said County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona, more particularly described as follows, to wit:
 An undivided 3-5 interest in and to those five patented mines, known and called the Mabel, Thunderer, Bradford, Salvation and Delta, U. S. patents for which are of record in the office of the County Recorder of said Santa Cruz County; also the following four unpatented min ing claims in Tyndall Mining District in said Santa Cruz Coun- ty, named and the Notices of Locations of which are of record in the office of said County Recorder in said Santa Cruz County, to wit:
 Name. Record in Book of
 Mining Location. EUREKA Book l, D. 379 380. SUNSET Book 3. p. S5 86 S7. HIGHSIDE Book 3, p. 97-98-99. WESTERN EXTEN-
 SION OF MABEL Book 3, D. 95- -96-97.
 Such sale to be subject, how ever, to a certain agreement for the optional sale of said mines and mining claims heretofore and on the 1st day of April, 1912, made and entered into by said Administrator with Ben. E. which said agreement is of record in the office of the said County Recorder in book 9 of Miscellaneous Records at page 581 ct seq. thereof.
 Terms and conditions of sale, cash, gold coin of the United States, '1O% of the purchase money to be paid to the auction ger on the day of the sale, bal ance on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court.
 Dated this 1st day of April, 1913.
 HARRY E. LEIGHTON,
 Administrator with Will an nexed of the Estate of Charles H. Ferry, Deceased. 45-4t
The border vidette., 1913-04-19

ed themselves against the fed eral Notifications, forced the fighting and won the days battle and the five days siege.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
.f fRt ! !;z4z
re MARNT
<$:e
TO BUILD NEAR MADISON SQUARE
Franklin Pe Will Soon Become the Owner Of Plot at 2lst
Street and Broadway.
SOME LARGE SUBURBAN LAND SALES REPORTED

, space in No. - TO IS East 2Ist street 70
| the following firms: ITesse & Co. j. II.
e. NJ Sarnuels and the Lion Noollen Com
pany.
George r Read & co. have leased Tor
r. CRYSTAL &; Son tho entire tenth floor In
the building Nos. a. and 80 Vest street 10
the Fidelity and Casualty Company and
Davis & Fitzgerald, for a term OF years
also. for H. j. Scheuber. the building NO.
AS Greenwich street To Calvin Tomkins.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Edwin
Wolff, of Philadelphia. Offices AT NO. 81
Fifth avenue to NJ. Fisher. Also. leased
an apartment at No. IS West 5sth street
To Miss Emma :. Turpin for the winter
months furnished.
II. &. Senior e. Co. have leased for the
Junction Realty Company the second floor
I'm the building at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 64th street 10 Herioerto
Barron for the display Of Mexican prod
ucts: for the Ballantine Brewing Com
panw. OF Newark the building No. &'
Amsterdam avenue to James Haggerty:
for the Ess En- Realty Company. stores
in No. lOi West SD street to Henry MehT-
tens and James .Fein: Tor Charles Sooy-
smith. the vacant plot. px2fh feet. in es'h
street. 100 feet west of West End avenue,
through 10 9th street. to the OBrien
Express Company, and for Alice +. "ard
the four story dwelling house No. lla
West cath street. to Sarah :. Hart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
New York Life Insurance Co. owner; Cryss
Engineering Co. contractor: 1881 20.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY-9.


Louis Godsteil agt Fluri Construction Co "a
al; June IS. 1912: $337 80
SAME PROPERTY Rider-Ericsson Engine
Co agt same: June q. 1912; $40.
SAME PROPERTY: CasInento Roofing Co
SAME PROPERTY: American Ka,amein
Works, Inc, agt same; June - 1912: 1851
SAME PROPERTY: Otis Elevator Co agt
same: Aug 10. 1872: 81 600.
SAME PROPERTY: r + Hahn Construction
Co agt same: June ~, 1912: $40.
SAME PROPERTY; Rudolph Gersmann ast
same: June %. 1912; Sl.sJ0.
TIFFANY ST. go; Harlem Wall Paper SIP.
ply agt steinmetz Construction Co ct al; Nov
20. 1912; 1894
WEST HOUSTON ST. W cor Wooster q:
Max Davis agt Fluri Construction Co ct al:
June 70. 1912: s5i4 -.
I4TH ST. l5+ East: Beaver Constr Lotion Co
agt Helen N Post ct al: Jan 1s 1913: S333
5TH AVE cor ll6th ST. George X Reed.
Inc. agt Ancient order Of Hibernians. New
York County, ct al by bond: Dec 81. 1912;
81. sos o..
SAME PROPERTY; Standard Fireproof Sash
and Door Co agt same; Jan II. 1913 toy bond;
81. so.
SAITH ST. 30 AM 252 West: Leslie Bros a
Ferguson agt Charlotte Lee ct al; Aug 3.
SAME PROPERTY; same as. same; Feb II.
'' BROADWAY. 2ai5: Joseph Ella, ast Char
Iotte r Lee ct al; Nov 20. 1909; $3.50
S4TfI ST $50 TO Pc West Richard Spers
aSt Charlotte X Lee ct al: Aug IL 1910:
s232 80 o..
VApEs AVE. W cor lslst ST: Bronx Cut
stone Co agt Regr, Construction co ct al
Jan %. 1913: $1,000 - v,
6iST ST. 239 West: James w Hellion az
Otto Wagner ct all Jan q. 1912; $500
WALES AVE. $. les 1T OF l+9th St;
Standard Plumbing supply CO 90, ae e clifford
Iuildin, 90 OF al: Jan 4. 1913; $500 9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31

Gcntes. 3oi9 Hull ave: Jan 81 u: at.o'ns fsc
LAWYERS Title Insurance Ir1N Co. ~"
Broadway. ca.
LOT ~. map lots near wiisnsbridse sta
ton: Rosario 10 Buc TO Francesca 10 Bus
oS97 sth ave; Jan 20 mtg j.2so) Sloo; s''o'
ney. c Burland; Willismsbr,i,dse sGua Vim p
Ogden: Frank GLADDEN.. ref TO Ella II Law
erty. iss Madison ST. Brooklyn: Jan 3o' $500;
LOTT ,c hG mas I ESS r'n Park
IIcaucy u Thomas Heaney. I53 East Hem
st; IL part. Jan q. 81; attorney ''oo'-
'''s SANE PRoPERTY: sam. to villa m
Heaney. i53 East 18th st, Jan p; 81 same
attorney. y.
Lot II. blk as. map Morris Park: James p
Heanev TO Thomas IIeaney. l53 East lI5'h 80 H
Jan II; ST. attorney. Gustav Goodman on
Broadway. ,,,,,
SAME PROPERTY: same TO William
! Heaney. 1853 East 18th st, Jan q; >i' same
NORRIS AVE. 1860. n W .. 25x1o2 susan
Fitzpatrick to Peter F Kane. PSI PARK ave we
Trust Co. 100 Broadway. J..
ROAD leading through West Farms .. to :.
nunts Point Point a5lSlI,nsa an1 Haw.hor r
Building 60 to Miner d Randall. South Nor
walk. Conn: Jan q; 81: attorneys Roe e
HAYS. - Pine St ..
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. rs lilo =,
aud $40 East. .2xl00: Bernhard 1eymann 10 70
Margaret e Veil and ano. 68| West 134th
st: Jan -. 81. attorneys, fhllbin' BeeK1lah az
MenSen. - William ~.
ST AIMS AVE. 2ss. 5. q 6xi01 ~ Au.
gust * Rasche to Charles Z Rasche. 7s4 East
10th st: Jan % mtg sl5.oool: 500: attorney
George " Stcinmuller, 1911 "a ave.
SAME PROPERTY: Charles T. Rascho 10
August X Rasche. 7s4 East 165th st mig
s15 600 Jan 90 500, same attorney.
STEBBINS AVE. 1898. $. 30x12e: August
X Rasche n Charles T. Rasche, - fas'
is5th 81 Jan 20 mts s36,som; 800; same
attorncy.
SAME PROPERTY: Charles r Rasche 10
Angus, x Rasche. 7s4 East ls5th St Jan 20
(mtg $3e. 500: 81. same attorney.
WESTMINSTER AVE. 3. adjoining iano
Of Thomas c Taylor runs 33 IL -
n 30s.6 OIL; Harry Westfeld TO Marie
Westfeld $3.50 Westchester ave: Jan ~: u;
attorney. Hyman X Meymann. SO Beaver St
l33D ST. = f25 II . Of Brook ave 5IsN
100: Port Morris Land and improvement 90
TO Anton Ifeiss and ano las 50 AIMS ave;
Jan 20. 81. attorney. Title Guarantee ana
Trust 60. 118 Broadway
i55TII ST. 100 East 25x1Oo; Joseph Court
cnav TO George II Janss. G3l East l"Sth So
Jan - mtg 5000. 500: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, lI6 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; George II Janss 70
Antonio Pozzuto and ano. 91l East l'oth 81
mtg s.. 1000. Jan 20: 800: attorney LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust co, 100 Broad"a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Isabella W Hayes to Nina Hayes; asst';
George w l. Curtis 70 Carrie Breiten-
John Gsell 20 Frederick Schoy $4,000
samuel Grofirgsky TO Herman i Hosen'
Hcnry Morgenthau Co to Leopold Stern;
$50 600.
leopold Haas TO joseph l. Buttenweiser'
800. -
$40 $500
New York Public Library Aston. Lemon
anI TI'den Foundations Corporation. 10 Ger
man Savings Bank Of the city or sew forb
ST 600.
Same 10 same: 81 600. 1880
Harry Hall 20 Thomas J Brady $1,000
CITY Mortgage 90 10 Thomas y hidden
Vow York Trus, CO 20 CITY Mortgage
american Mortgage co 70 Lincoln Trus
Co. $4,000 .,
same to Henry r Kunuhardt. 'rus' 80
5o7 G..
Julius Ba.iin 10 Abraham Singer: 81
James Do l. Yer Planck 10 American
Mortgage 90. $1,000
Emily " Lawrence. cNtrH, 20 Uni'eh eta'e'
Truq, 90 ~ New York. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 20

HUGHES AVE. " $. 200 n ~ issth 81. on
yS1S. Hudson Woodworking 60 agt huropedN
C'onstruction 80 owner and contractor, Colo
zero Dibandetto owner: SsI5.
HENRY ST 49, and 49,: T Callan 20, me
agt Rabbi Jacob Joseph school. owner and COLI
tractor. S1.315. 60.
IT NICHOLAS AVE i53 and T55: savoy
Glass 90 aat - Nicholas Holding GO. owner
and contractor. S2l6 % =,
18TH ST G53 and ga West Standard Arch
co agt United Electric Light ami Power Co.
owner. George Vasss<, Son q 90, Inc, con-
AVE y. I24 and l26: Barnett l. Abrams as'
X & W Holding Corporation. owner; sam FlA'
BIM Pt. ~ $. oloio Il Of Fordham I'd;
4lxi0b 3Siixll2s. Hamilton & Son ag'
William S Warren, Inc, owner and contractor
18TH ST. o54 and CSC West; Joseph Kollen-
der 20 agt United Electric Light and Power
Co owner; George Nassar, Son s co, con-
is7Tf sT ga and $50 West: John II do..-
chins az. United Electric Light and Power co,
owner: George vassar. Son Co, Inc, con
tractor: 81. 49, ~.
ETH ST. 10 and IL West; John Goet-
chins agt Dreicer Realty co. owner; George
Vas.ar, Son & 20. Inc. contractor; $50
10TH ST. "a East; John II Goetschins aGt
q Reading BeItron. owner: George Nassar.
Son & CO. Inc. contractor; $500 Il.
BROADWAY. 3i6; Nelson Brothers Co agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
LIS PEN DENS.
JANUARY 30.

WEST BROADWAY. ., 30 u o. Spring
6. 5IxlOO: Eleanor Il Lenane ast mary ~
Fitzgerald o. al foreclosure Of mts); aoor-
news Wessellnan & kraus o... ., "a
18th ST. r. 10 IL East. ana 2ith ut. "
10 "a East: Sexauer & Lomke aet henry
Corn ct al faction TO foreclose TWO mt
chanics' liensl: attorney, Kuntz .
15sTH ST II " cor OF - AIMS ave lux
as3 Hattie \ Stewart agt Carrie Wen
~ nj foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys saher
C0tJWBi'S AVE. . g o5l1 II OF asth
At aOxi4: Arthur often agt Alma q o"en
81 al Ipar,ition): attorney. n Wendt
PARKER AVE. $. 325 II OF Lyon
ave a5xi3O: Robert r Schorah agt Eizeoetn
:, Fonda et al foreclosure OF mtg; at'or-
nevs. Colckc Koch &c Reidy.
asTH ST. 200 West: Joseph n scneler as'
Abraham Goldberg action 10 toreclose ms
chances lem: attorney. r Everett
STEBBINs AVE. 1l06, John Wnlams
at William Drummer et al foreclosurs OF
transfer OF tax lien): attorney. VIII
Jams - 49,. ,arx
no .. ro.cph Hamerschae agt Wendover
Rronx co et al foreclosure OF mtg; a''or-
SIMPSON ST. :. 39I u n OF Home 81.
2sixilO. 10: simpson 81. " cor OF ho1ls
81. Sa.1xioi.4: two actions: George Mands !.
az. C;ingold Realty co ct al foreclosure OF
Two mtgs): at.ornev. II Swain. a.
1oiTH ST. s, ESQ Il OF "a ave OK
% II: Emma Knapp AIT David Gilmore ~ al
foreclosure Of Mtg; attorney, q ii corey