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THREE STABLES SHIP EAST.
Consign Thompson. Miller and
Hers Horses 10 Belmont Park.

LOUISVILLE. May 3O.-After capturing
the two choicest plums In the West
the string of horses owned by Harry
Payne Whitney OF New York and leased
to l.. $. Thompson We're shipped to
Belmont Park to-day. In the string
are the two noted cracks which swept
aside the most formidable opposition
which could be gathered in the West
Regret. the first Ally to win the Ken
lucky Derby, and Borrow, winner OF the
rich Kentucky Handicap at Douglas
Park yesterday. The pair won over
S23. 600. Harmonicon. Pandean and
half IA dozen Others were in the ship
ment under the capable care OF Trainer
James Rowe.
Andrew Miller Of New York also
shipped his stable cas-, to-day. The
lot includes Roamer, the beaten favorite
in the Kentucky Handicap, and Lady
Rotha, which failed to win the Kentucky
Oaks. He was deeply disappointed in
the showing of his horses.
Emil Herr. who has been the lead
ing figure in the selling war in Ken
lucky. shipped with the others to Bel
mont Park. The stable II headed by
the sensational Short Grass. an Eng
lish bred crack, Thoughtreader and
half a dozen selling platers complete
the assignment.
Trainer Rowe announced that IL Re
greet does we'll In her work In the East
he will bring her back TO Kentucky
one week from next Saturday to start
In the Latonia Derby.
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary and Forced Offerings In
Manhattan and The Bronx.
lat - vESEY STREET.

lat - vEsEY STREET.
ny Samuel Marx.
9TH ST. e-s ". $ 1874 W 9Th sv,
6ssN93Ii. . : sly dwlEs Harry Con-
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.isaSs'oe: iaxes. &c. si',si 20. sub to
two mtgs aggregating $4,000.
ny Henry BRADY.
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and Jacob Wiener ct all; Charles Pu,zsl.
atty G g peLaoy. ref; due, I'll ?30.5s.
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by Henry Brady,
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creating $3.50.
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IA se'dman atty; n 4 Poweli, ref
mtg Of $4,000.
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Py James L. Wells Company.
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due. s37. %0s07; taxes, sc, n,ttab3.
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action ssms asty, RI NoSSin:; ref
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Best Metropolitan Golfers to Sttue for Title on Apaquanis Links
and notified the Ensiewood club that the
a nd n.ar IN Aha ucaN

and notified the Enelewood club that the
sand was on the way
Although the upper reaches OF the
HaCkensaCk are In sight from the links,
Englewuod hardly can he called a port
of entry. so the Barber brothers having
done their share the other members OF
the club began to devise ways and means
TO get the sand to its ultimate destina-
ton. A sand fund" amounting to
81 900 was raised by general subscrip-
ton and has been used 10 defray the
expense of transporting the sand from
the ship to the course.
As fast as the sand arrived IL was
pi!cd on Etc lower part of the course
near tine third mole and liz gradually
being distributed about the links. II Is
said that some OF the members are
acquiring n noticeable Scotch accent as
a result OF their intimate acquaintance
with the real Scotch sand. blu that re-
port has not been verified.
When James r. Hyde. South Shore
]. y. steele. Jr.. Piping Rock. and Cor
nelius $. Lee. Tuxedo were beaten on
Saturday morning In their matches In
the Tuxedo ournamen they suddenly
remembered hat they had tied for the
net prize in the handicap in the 1914
tournament and that the tie never had
been played on. SO with McKim Hollins
to act as scorer the trio started out on
Saturday afternoon to determine the
winner OF the year old event. Lee won
and took possession Of the prize that the
club had been guarding for the last
twelve months.
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FANCIES IN GOLF SHOTS
CHANGE WITH SEASONS
Long Driving Commands Most Attention Now, Though
Once Putting and Approaching Dead to
Hole Had Their Vogue.

which rises gradually until the final
sw oop down Is the most efncacious.
II was with a pertinent degree OF
Interest that ! followed a golf smuggling
match last Wednesday at the Wood
land Golf Club at Auburndale. Mass
Four well known players whose long
hitting proclivities have been told and
read about for some years made up
the party. Included I'm the list was
Jesse Guilford. who has a reputation
second to zone for long swats. ! won
dered Just what distance he would get
on the average OF say ten drives. and
taking what I found as the average l
am prepared to say that the distances
accorded to most long drivers are 20
per cent. too high.
Not one OF Guilford's shots nor Of
those OF his champions. Rodney Brown.
Paul Tewksbury and Brice Evans. meas
ured "A foot over ESQ yards. counting roll
and all. and the average carry was GER
tainly not over 225 yards. But this Ia a
big carry, one which would place any
golfer In a beautiful position FOR his sec
ond shot on any course In the world and
, make a formidable opponent OF an ordi-
nary player of the other shots. provided
II was a consistent display, which in
Guilford's case Is true. That Is what
makes us regard him as sue a long
HlttcTs II " toIlsiSttitty apoNe ~ NV
things which makes a reputation. II was
Travis's and Travers's consistent work
with the putter that brought that por-
, ton OF their game into prominence. and
with the long drivers II has been the
same.
! Guilford tells me that his driving this
year Is not as powerful as laR Evans
and Brown have always been long hit
tiers. but never truly consistent. while
many a golfer could be named who has
made a record drive which has given
him a standing In the ranks OF long hit
tiers quite undeserved. We would do
well to remember that spasmodic bits OF
spectacular play do not stand for the
whole rounded out game or for any par,
Of Il.
In this connection let us think OF
Francis Ouimet. No part OF his game
has brought forth plaudits OF the tx.
ceptionsl kind. II Is praised for lis
roundedoutness. its lack Of weak spots
and for that kind Of a game we should
all strive. And just as we are accus
toned TO say that our score was higt
because the ground was wet and soggy
50 let us be chary OF accepting any won
derful record drives until we know tho
conditions. Remember hat Tom Nc
Namara putted a ball four m4shIwc
years ago. Yes. II was on Ice. OF curse
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ketcham. receiver.
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BY James J. Donovan.
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II l. Luce. ref. due. 500 Is: taxes. &C.
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lis pENDFNS.


Adelaide r Thompson ar' M,,hi,de Juvet
e. al foreclosure Of mtseb, ATTY. J p
FIRTH Az. " :. 81 10 n 3ed ST. l5llx
i0O-L!N!rgstou Phelps ag' Samuel
Kurzman 81 al foreclosure ot nigel:
attys, Stcvart n Shearcr.
Kings couniy-chas " TTask AK, Chas
Z Annett 80 al partition, attys. Eos
ter a. Newman
9TH Az, " :. q n i7ist -. 2'Va9-Aimee
Robcr; ct al aEt Sarah E;;iuger ct al
foreclosure Of mtgeI. at'ys. r. kus
Gleason & ~proghluer
LAWRENCE 81. sl-Loui- g Wallach AIT
Edward Mcmahon 9. al foreclosure OF
mtseI atty. : Deu'sch.
18TH ST, 3i Ell Judd agt Giuseppe
Ferri ct ~ ,torec.osure OF mtg-,: atty,
II !. Bogert.
itsTH IT. :. ?ic.s W 7,h av. 81 sxs,li-
mel! ct al foreclosure ~ mtge); attye
Butler. Wyckor n Campbell.
list ST, -3lf E-So'omor Kllurens.ein ct
al agt Bella Leon .; Al foreclosure Of
ioSTH ST. aao. E-MHrv Kcrkeisssn ar,
Doris Ossermtu % al foreclosure OF
mtssl atty HCractler
18Th ST. ; >. l75 " IN av. - SKIS III
J Herbert, Carpenter az, Joseph Neon
Bu'ler wvckor 4 CamphaN
PROSPECT Az. . :. 2Hs Z; II . Beck At.
375Nion-Lavyers Mtg 90 ACT Julius
bernstein - al for,oios Of mtg a'tvs.
cary Il Carroll.
MT HOPE ri. c92-Lucre''a Rerte ast
Frederick 9 Berte ~ al partition suit)
attys, Iamerou n Hiu'on
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Tho freshman class at Pordham has
oeen en~deavoring TO keep secret the
la't that Coach Mulcahy Is to be pre-.
Soh'ea with a three foot silver loving cup
~ the %,talanta Boat Club after the
,it'.cm rrsctta to-day. Joseph a.
i'eai'y, = former member OF the Ford
nam crew and president Of the fresh
man class, will make the presentation
address.
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their community by
an unwonted but
timely excellence In
a shot which may
not. however, re-
main an estab-
lished fixture. IL is
mot my intention to
speak OF the pros
and cons of the ar
guments in favor
OF the various go0
shots. but rather to
trace the attitudes
of the golhng mind
during the past
twenty years and
show how all OF US
drift back over the
beaten path.
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ny JOHN q.

The opinions of golfers concerning the
relative merits Of certain shots change
with the seasons. Shots are in fashion
or out OF fashion. II seems a trihe
incongruous, too. that the varying ideas
should be controlled not by sane think
ing but by the spectacular excellence
Of some one or two players who win q
championship or two. or else s,artle
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J. n. De wolff won thc mems handi-
cap singles or the Flushing Country
Club courts yesterday, defeating +. G.
Chapman in the Anal. De Woln won
after an interesting match in which he
was extended by his opponent, the score
being 81. l0-s. Ga. The winner
won his way into the nnal BY defeating
r. Howard In the semi-fnal by lo-s.
81. SIS. and Chapman reached the
last stage of the event by defeating
w. II. Sprague by 7-5. s-3.
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TUXEDO PARK, N. Y. May 30,-James
X Hyde, South Shore, and Paul Moore,
,,NorS county, fitted In together excel
lrh'Iy In the four ball foursome played
ln'day AS part of the Tuxedo Golf
'Iuos IMITATION tournament AND won
'asliy. Their score OF 70-5. IS led
a Dig field, about twenty-five pairs play
ing IN the competition.
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1870 I'd ay. May q. mtg $1,000. ATTY:
LELAND Az. n e. cor Wood av 2Sxioo1,1
Geo .Rueckel TO Frank Gass, s2tS Powell
az, Apr ~ mtg 1850; atty FRANK cas-
Az, u 9 cor 1881 st. 1oNloi'r
nihssey contracting % 10 a,noIn p
Heihs ivy C!ateWl' az aPpet h"hsc..''.
. Mayss mug ''l'VVo' aVSs 81 a
~, ~ Nassau 81 ' .e
SL,NSn NN,,N, -rS Se" as' i,p 1N 81
n-,Nisg stnan nutfan. as ..uS w.
mrrmin "i'sh- 80 I,es'ns."u Nv s,oo
~ stty' ~ 90. l,o bMay s'eSS
ISL AZ y Lot q map ftospect mn, ~
Sdvu- Ma,y ~ Woo.t 70 rou.uu'se OV n,s
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with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
East side.
EAST Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and ii0th stsD
18th ST. a25 - leasehold-Frank
Florentino to Henry Elias Brewing Co.
tos e s.th st. May ?s. demand; s Pc
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
Msysr G.ns 70 GsS' R u r%r %n W s:s,
yrs. Z p c; atty, + 6 CO. AZ
18TH at. n :. 81 W wad.worth av' SSs
Aron. ?iSi Bway' May :'' . yrs
Ac.A,iByikMIYP Sc 81, 10 bT fsS n verm,,alsyss0 's sT.
iSuim as Wv i'm n IS, Nay g.
demand. s p c: atty l. T CO, dsS
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
vIREo Az, .. :7.s n opdyke av. ass
ss 5--Arthur Simermeyer TO Eastchester
saying; Bank : 30 av. Noun, vernon.
r co. ifs Bway ......,-.,. $4,000
THIERioT Az. e. 100 : Eastern Douie.
7 salt. Hmhurst. l. I. May IS. due June
i'iss : p "a; s'.y, Asis"r g ssna .no
Woif' Neptune av' New Roch.lis.
Co $50 Bway' =. 5000
LOTS grs 90 80 Sna ;5i Tss Mnn 70 b PCtG,
s.p {: atty, walter wechsier, 30 z
18th ST. . :. las e Willis av. s.ixi0S.
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CLARENCE p Randall, S Bellevue 81, Wee
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due a. per bond. atty, T q & T Co. lT6
BAssFoRp Az 9 sch st. 55xssH
Giengarin Const Co'to Empire City saw
inrs Bank. May q. ! VI, 3 y 4. attv.
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18TH ST. II .. 203 . Bathga,e av, ~ *
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HOU USE S
FOR THE SUMNER
Long 4

PRIVATE COTTAGES to let. from 500
to $500 per season also two large board
houses, IL To- II rooms each all In nrst
class condition, In a refined neighhorhoai
Gear Az, Arverue, l.. ]. Inquire WILLIAM
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HOUSES TO LET-UNFuRNISHED.
FLUSHING 1. !.

81 MAPLE AVE-Is rooms, 800: an
summit 81, 10 rooms, sb; all improve
ments; garage. IS 90. tl2 sanford Ave. $50.
BOGERT, 80 Nassau st, New York. or
local agents.
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LEASES.
Manhattan

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Demetrius karaglanis to At1uas'os Di-
metios. $50 sth av. , yrs from May 7.
1915 atty, J A Fischer, $50 sth av. $500
18TH ST, 325 T., ALLY + VOTERS to
Frank Florentino. a25 T. cfth -. s 5-12
yrs from May /, 1919. atty, Louis w
osterweis. zoo 9Th v........,.... $1,000
Bronx.
cOtRTLANDT Az. 80. store. Sr-Henry
Helirich 10 Adam Amh"rg. 80 Court
landt Az. z yrs from MAJ T. 1915: attys,
Schlefer & Son, 1G3 Courf'audf Az. $40
18TH ST, 4sl l.. Hll-IIytWs Rl'v 90 TO
sam Bernstein ard nn". so Y fHSth 81.
: yrs and 10 m'h~ from july T.. 1915.
atty. sam Bnrs'ein. 3lS iisth 81 81. 900
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BILLY SUNDAY BACK
AT WINNING TRICKS
Black Mule Repeats Former
Speedway NictOry-Straus
Horses in Form.
CLONER PATCH FASTEST

Early morning rain. which for a time
threatened to put a damper on the
Harlem Speedway sport, just laid the
d,st low enough to put the driveway
r. perfect condition yesterday.
Another mule race was scheduled as
an added attraction and produced plenty
Of sport. Billy Sunday, the black mule
which won the initial event. repeated
IN fcld OF six. Yankee, driven by j.
Smith. finished second. n Morris. with
V Hunt driving. was third. h
eco, went in straight heats.
Nathan S,raus was a double winner
with his horses n. O. Mckinney and
newer In the :o5 class trot the
mckinney gelding won In straight heats
from A four horse field. with Kitty Oak
land placed In the summary. The stable
f,v,rlte. Denver. defeated last week by
James Murphy's Oakland Boy In the
,.og class trn,. reversed the tables and
was the wiuner In straigh; heats after
two spirited finishes. On both occa-
siors Oakland Boy was of In front
and held the lead until within a few
wards from the finish, when Denver
came on with a u II won by scant
margins.
l. V. Hunt managed to get the top
honors In the I :03 pacing class with
Glover Patch In straight heats. Coast
Marie and Buster Brown. the other two
horses in the class. aliernated In second
and third places. Clover Patch won
handily each time. The summaries:
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RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address ~ lender ana
ATTORNEY. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF second rartD
Downtown.
South % Fourteenth stD
ALBANY ST, = :. ssh 2 West ~. issy
mans BANK for savings. - Wall 81,
May -; attys, Cadwaiader, W g. 7. 40
Wal ssfr:y' sr a. n Division a., COX
l0O-Iouis Ronssin 80 Anna Roossin. ;
Attorney a.. May -. mtge $4,000; ATTY.
j Mannheim. 500 Bway 800
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sITl ATIo>> WASTED VALE.

BODKk EEIEli .'i'. r,.,. "n,c.
sp"Aklrg Eng ..r. ..,... ..r.. . ..G.n,
wishes posse ." tr b. hH " n
work 5000 prnU.tU u.l.i 'Hs' I.-f
reference. EDMOND H.tr.. ., West
9Hth St
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lEaat. side.

i6O-Louis Roossin 80 Anna Roos'in, ;
Attorney. -. May %. mtge $4,000; atty,
J Mannheim. 500 Bway. ............s 800
East Side.
CEas, Of Fifth ay: between Fourteenth and
10th sts>
AVENUE r. ?s7, : ~ : l7th st, :oS6s---
Mcri. Frank 70 FanH's his We; 81
mar to Is it, Ave corpn. So: " liam
j. m,ss n@Ooc, Nay - atty ,r;issd5
"icaa :EArnnoli . Hin: % Kf-.n.hsy
mtse 5000, at,ys. sal'er q :. 80
Nassau t.......... ........ ...''. tpo
West side.
,we-' % Fith, a, ne'ween Fourteenth
''S Mr. E wssiu TO to II VI Wen 60. q. "
3Ith -, May 8. mtss '29. ::". 500
18TH ST, rs :SS v IN a. 49,
W2 i5i.t u, MAY IS, mtrc SIS 900
ATTY. l. r CO. 100 Bway ...... ..... 500
s7TH ST, -. go e,5th ~. lIii.iGS, :.
.,.Ws e56 TN az. ';,6siO6-Harry l..
Horton to blanche II Hutton. Bayshore.
l. l. May :" a c. nt'ys, Hart Il T. 3SS
,osTHM ST. -. %; v Am.'crdarn av ,Sd>
loOli-RernarI VI l. Ernst. ref. TO Fretk
900, May .; ATTY. Jos : Rosa!s.v. go
>O,TGbxioG',,tsafss nan ZonGman to I.,el
Realty. Corp SO: W llsth At MAY 20,
mtee st5,7 $50. .,,,. 500
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
llSTH ST. .30s and 3os F. 100 2 I'd
i7?d st, m,re So 40, al Hens, May? Is;
,essrpH 81. n s. 5ss ~ Az. iSvioo IL
Jno MrKcc. 70 lno J Griffin ,Eas, orange,
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s3Sioo-same to Eiiz IL R,ycr. Pasadena,
,.Gsls stty g c. iy6 hway ~
Henrietta \ Rosenhlat', at Rway, e
cor e9th st; attys. Cirdozo q W. l.s
??D Sr. AZ W Henrietta 4 E5scnbla't
to Gertrude Dreyfous g3O " 99th st;
sntty,y Ss44rdoao 6 y, Is Away. 50 900
to Linda Roll. 81 W s9th st; attys: .Dgo
7,fTr' sT.i 20 sT FaTyusier r rIe.iaoa' ~ G; NV
man say Bank. ISL 9TH Nv. atty. r . 90.
isab' s .E' :, w.Pnilp Vi rnornc to GSSS
W. Trotnan, q william -. 81
18TH SIS :. ~ " IN hv. b6X2I i
Louise wenz to Title Guar a T 60, i7s
SEP 81, rs E-Lagysi. J,!!tIs : = coyt6
ndfr = rnaerSs.t ss' w sf'h St, s, oSS
.7Fn' 81 no 5. H nv . ID az 81, $50
metropolitan r-us' 60 70 Fgeler!a G
ncubuscher, : " l2ith st address. 25S
ssTH ST. sos w-same. to same atty.
s5D ST. So E-Titic quar- & . to
Emanuel Einstein and ano, eNrs; attys,
Gugsenheimer. u 4 VI. AZ Wall
sTm ~. :. IS n isis, 81. 2sx,s -l.ui. "
Robert TO Caroline n Washington. Mas
&c. l. !. attys. Elkus. q n =, IL
18TH ST. 40 w.woicott q Lane, trn.,
TO wolcott O Lane, trus, 353 " san 81:
12sTH at. i4s W-Same and anc, trus, TO
Emigrant Ind Saw Bank, u chambers
st atty. same. ........ .......s. 1000
18th ST, n " cor lst av. 7~9xes.3. also isth
~, 5i3 E-l.ouise Albus 10 Emma
Brandt. Sls W s7th ~; atty, -Chss
Brandt. Jr, 30 Nassau a. ......... 80. 5ad
sTH Az, 2isi-Title Guar & r Co to Ny
Savings Rank. 81 Sth tv, atty. John \
Dutton. so Maiden lane $4,000
BronN.
MANHATTAN MTG co to Empire city
Savings Bank ...... 81. 10
SAME to SAINT, ......... .....S lN.'oe
J 81 y 10 same ...sss. sa..s .s... sdl.NNU
! CORELL. PETER. 20 REM Werner. $1,000
TITLE GUAR a TRUST 60 to Eleanor q
Noorhis ......... 81. $50
coRELL, PETER. to Reni Werner $500
stliCT ESTHER. 20 Elias Sufu'......s1
BCTIER WM \. and auo. trus. 70 Farm
trs Loan Il Trust co ............... 81
sCliAEFER, LOUISA VI. 10 Amy
schaefer .....-..
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MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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1Eas, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th stzl

AVENUE r, ISL. es ~ : i7th ST, eoS6s-
Morris Frank TO Fannie. his wife, So!
Fismere nj. u part. al! Hens. May q 81
list Az. as. .es. 81 tNloo-lsaac Fond
81. mtge $4,000. May -: atty. lstel
Really corpn. ss9 W ism - 500
strH ST. r =, IFS 9, Avenue \ l9,sx
lO2 Arnold J n Helms - kiussey
contracting Co. 237 L l63d -. May %.
mtge 5000, attys. Saiter a = 40
NAssAu 81 $1,000 .---- .--...-- NlnU