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The Washington times., 1919-10-19


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win increase d 0hasl mtssdlenaat
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crease b vital capacity, though exhibiting
siniiaf ire clarifies 81 D. taa ease Of the
stem length.
III ths h6fmsi healthy man ths oifcum.
laishes 81 chest lB on dn average about
IS b. 6tdt amaliof ihsh ths stem length.
tt5dh q q AT number oi individual
btsas th5 6hsst measurement may bs
greater maA ths stem length
ma psfsoh" Bay6 Professor Dreysf IS
lotha q have TOO bis & stem length "a
proportion b hir weight. ths oifoumfsf.
snet q 5asst q Usually too small d pro
b0ltioh o Rsishta
Professor p9sFtFs 6zpsfimsats chow
that ths ub5of classes 0t Ensiishmsn of
the present day rank much higher in ply
steal fitness than the same classes did On
-. Hutehlnson's tlms@ab0dt 19t5, The
SANE change probably holds tue "a other
COMMITTEES end D due % the improved
hahll8 ol good society,"
Professor Dfsy6F found Oxford Under
graduates, Wh5 afe representative Of The
Upper 6lasses. the most physically ft men
D oAan.lA8l ne does net Attribute the
alltlene6s bstNeea them dad poorer men
% ttadsm5htti t6dii5 dehoi6h6lss bat b
saflodnlihg5 during youth.
Boy Scouts th0dBh mainly og the poorer
olassss showed q vital capacity nearly
equal to that oi Oxford undergraduates
Cd we're is per cent stronger than lad8
The Washington times., 1919-10-19

attempting to achieve this result In sueh
a position 3 constant Measurement % stem
length iB provided from the TOP q tA9
head TO the iBchial tuperosltes, anq oAe
that does not vary m ePeAssa MEASURE
ments 81 the same individual
uOn account OF the influence OF the mus
Cles the stem length taken when tue sub
ieCt Is seated In 3 chair does not ahord 9
constant measure Of an individual nor 9
measure which lends Itself 70 accufale
comparison Of one individual with a.
other
Fof measurements Of chest e4bahsion q
dry sbir0metsf was used
The subjects chosen we're boys and men
Of various ages and occupations @ normal
health.
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The Washington times., 1919-10-19

b nt sane e ta5 utie not Boy
scouts
lh 551nsoti6a win these sEbsFimsnts 1t
81 interesting b recall "a studies on the
dilsfeht tgbas 81 niaa al5h we're recently
made b ths French e.sails.s, Professor
a. Chaliioa b lha psslsaF Institute, Of
Paris. ana Pf5ieaa5l Ls6a MaeauiiEs, Of
lhs Paris seh65 81 higher Medical
studies
Ihsss Belsllists found that mankind
sshsfdliy vas divided into four types:
3 The muscular typs B Tie digestive
lgpe. 9. The respiratory type. 4 The
cerebral type.
ID ths mdseuiar and digestive typss Il Is
easy Co recognize the men with large
bodies and short less. Who have been
found b5 Professor Dfeg8f % possess the
nished bv lha French scientists these two
types ere seen % possess relatively short
Ell legs than The other two.
The muscular is the ideal type, with
Symmetrical ffdmsNofE. s00d muscles and
small stomach. His less are less than his
stem length. he g 90 Cor every form Of
exsrtian. and his prospects of ifts are good
because Ne does not s1t ak6ss8 s8ifelv.
The digestive tybs is diatihgulshsd by
heavy Jaws and bIaadlh across the hips
BE s. strong. but much slower than the
muscular typs. BE requires a great deal
0i food and groWa fat Owing % his lnor-
dinate appetite he D subject % digestive
troubles and other Diseases hlane of the
strongest men belong % B mixed musculo-
digestive type
me fesplfat0fy type 81 man Is tan and
is distinguished By slender Gsufe and
less lougsr than SIS stem length. He
shows 9 marked development in tie upper
part Of the chest, due 6 large lungs. His
health l5 aelicats end Be breaks down un-
per sewers abor he makes q good ath-
lete cat4lt9man 6f aviator.
The cerebral type ol mn has q large
head. 5mall body end n66fif developed
MUSCLES. His activities ere Ia hi8 brain
ana neffots system. ld spite Of BIS de-
fective development he hasN as q rule,
good prospects of long ilfs because of his
moderation in eating.
The Washington times., 1919-10-19

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capacity gHeanls
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lhlldJ
Whii8.b6i mea
dfsa bays kl5l 9soE
Df6ftr, hs Ba8stl
was made t6 siahd
with SIS arms hang
ne loosely down 81
"a sla6s, bftathIn8
NORMALLY. Thia method
bf msasdfem6hs Wa8
eh5ssn because Il Waa
found o yi5id more
regular results fo
comparison thah
measurements Nkea
during ealrsms ihapi
ration ana expiration
uThe subisct should
be encouraged 70 taik
while being meas
ufsd, as the MUSCLES
are then more or isss
bsfisotiy relaxed.
Hfhe stem length
was obtained by seat.
iha TIE subject on the
door Of 8 board With
his back against d
bsfbendicdl6f TRAN
Eulaf bfdieetioh, 10
which the scale is
fixed. 10 secure &C.
curate measurement
it "a necessary Tor
him % place bis
hands 0a the H06f uf
board, close to hl8
body. and, drawing ug
his knees, CD raise
himself fof 8 m0meht
and press Bis 0s sac.
rum as close 68 pos
sibis against the scale
"It win be found
that different persons
bend the knees 20 dil
Rsrent degrees Wheh
The Washington times., 1919-10-19

An
A #a
Ph6t6rfaphie
COmpaiton
Between
the
Lons-Bodbd
shortLsEsed
TypG
sanaow
the
sHont Man.
and Ms
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Type
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sprinIoa
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

Lewis b. Discord Charley Nolte. Alf Vs
zina. Wilfreda and Ethel also ran.
Second race -year-oids; claiming
purse, $500; four and one half furiongs)
Sister Helene 1o2 C. Robinson). Q TO H.
to l. even and to 5, seconds Arborvitae
lo7 tCrump) to !. to and even. thiro
Time, o:54-s. Rainbow Division, Peccant
and Cancion also Nan.
Third race three-year olds and UPWARD
claiming; purse, $500: mile and one
son), TO l, TO and TO l, first Yer
max. 40 (Owensl, to l. s 20 and to
b. second; Leah Cochran. 1e2 tCasstyl, :
to l, to l and even. third. Time, .f9's.
Blue Thistle Upright and Duke OF Shelby
also ran.
Fourth race Nhree year -oids and up
ward; claiming: purse. $500 six furlongsl
Orderly, 10 (Carrol). IL to /. 20
and . to ,. hrst kirstie's Cub, 1l2 D3ei'l
to J. TO and TO ;, second Skye Bal.
third. Time, 1853 Archie Alexander.
Bagpipe, Maud Bacon. kuklux. Bob A and
Bond also ran.
Fifth race (three year olds and upward
claiming; purse. $500; one mile and one
sxteenth) Tito. 10 CWiilis). 1s to 5.
son), IS to 3, even and , 10 ;. second .
Ninety Simplex, 10S (Brown). 20 !. to
and to ,. third. Time. l4sS Fo HI.
Hy1re, King Neptune. Examiner and
khymer also ran.
Sixth race three year olds and upward
claiming: purse. $500: one mile and one
siXteenth). - Sophia Gatewood. 100 C.
Eobinson). 70 I. 8 TO 3 and 70 :. first
Parrish. liz (Johnson). TO l. to and
! TO :, second; Little String. Jos Brown. g.
l:4S*s. Dickory Dare Od!n Brown Favor
lite, Aztec, Baby Cal and Saadi also ran.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

6oTH ST, 1913 J.; Etha u Rhett. lanes.
town r to Title G & T Co, 17s Broad
way, atty, Title G & r Co l76 broad
way; Apr IA, 1916. ..............sI2. 900
o6TH ST, 239-245 r.. II g 100 W "a av
1ooxlO0.4; Gothic Garage, 35 Nassau st
to VIM J Brown, 323 87th st. & Hor-
acc NJ Kilborn, 800 West End av. cxrs
& trustees VIII Jas Williams; attvs
sherman & Strong, SIS Wall st Nov @
06TH ST; same prop; same to Norris Os-
Nassau st, Nov 2. 1917. ......... s35 900
6lST ST. $. 213 Madison av. 16xiOO ::
& Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. 100 Broadway
TO tho Equitable Life Assur Society Of
L S; atty, Lawyers T & r Co. 100 Broad
way; Sept IL, 1901 O1............S2 $50 600
CHRYSTIE ST. 6l-63; Sophie Siris e. ano
to Gerson Krimssy. $50 Grand st; attys
Spro & w, 40 Nassau st Dec IA, 19io
ORCHARD ST. 1s4 Kato &, Louise Living.
ston, % ST Nicholas aV, to Sarah NJ
Bernstein, 1S47 7th av; atty, s Bern
stein, l49 Broadway; Apr S, 1912. s.. 900
10TH ST, sal W; Scheer- -Ginsberg r <
G CO, l9S Broadway. to Abel King. l4S
% Broad st; Aug "a. 1914. 1900
SAME PREMISES. Lake Niew Apt House
same TO same. atty. Fredk Lesc. 35 Mas
sau st; Oct Z. 1915. ..-..... 5000
5lST ST, n 3, 1925 5th av. 2oxloO.5
Ellen Melcher to Hy A C Taylor East
rd Portsmouth, n !: atty. T y & T Co,
176 Broadway. Apr 90, 1902. 49,. $50, 900
11lTH ST. II 3, so Madison av, 25xlOO.11:
Harry Cohn. . e nth at. to jerome
kohn; atty, Jerome A kohn. 1400 9Th
av; Dec ,, 1902. ..............,...$ SALE
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market

Fourth Avenue. The property has been
held at S600,000 and brings an an
nual rental of S65,O0O The building
was erected by the seller in 1916. and
is regarded as one Of the highest type
commercial buildings in the city.
Mr.. Low and Mr.. Lowenstahl are Of
flcers in the United States River Re-
claiming Company and buy this prop
erty for personal investment, having
previously purchased from the same
brokers, 40 East Sixty-second Street
nine-story ireproof apartment, and
the Sonona apartment at 1880 Broad
way. This building was subsequently
sold N. A Berwin & Co. will manage
the property for the new owners.
Estate Sells Heights Apartments
Max N. Natanson has purchased
from the estate of Alfonso Montant,
the Madrid, at 552 Riverside Drive,
slx-story elevator apartment, on plot
75x174xirregular.
From the same estate Mr.. Natanson
also purchased the Burrill, at 1864
West 160th Street. between Riverside
Drive and Fort Washington Avenue, a
six-story modern elevator apartment
house, on plot 100x100. Charles
Campbell negotiated both transactions
Alexander S. Natanson represented the
purchaser
Hurrys Part With 150th st Corner
Byrne & Bowman have sold for the
estate of Edmund A. Hurry to Louis
A. kissing, the three five story apart
ments at the southwest corner of Am
sterdam Avenue and 150th Street. on
plot 80X100 The houses were held at
$15000O
Title Co. Liquidates Realty
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany and affiliated concerns have sold
eight lots at the southeast corner of
st. Nicholas Avenue and 193d Street,
fronting 100 feet on the avenue and
zoe feet on 1e3d Street through Pease
q Gilman. 1t is understood that the
newly formed Amerigus Realty Cor
poratlon is the purchaser of the plot.
10 the Wander Iron Works the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company has sold
the plot, 35X137 on the west side Of
Whitlock Avenue, 20 feet north of
l44th Street, through Ephraim Buck
wald as broker. The purchasers will
erect one story building for their
own use.
Three improved properties we're also
disposed Of BY the Title Guarantee Com
.pany. They involve two three story
buildings at 2S6-288 Madison Street, on
plot 36x75, adjoining the southwest
corner of Montgomery Street. The
purchaser IS tlshel Berman, the lessee
Samuel. Goldberg was the broker. To a
buyer Tor occupancy the company sold
the four story house with store at the
northeast corner of Madison Avenue
and 12Oth Street, 17.9xs3, through L.
Hutter. Through Shaw & Co. the com
pany also sold the three story and
basement dwelling at 246 West 136th
Street, on lot 16.8x10O. The buyer
ls the Reyvan Realty Company
Operators Buy Key to 7th Av. Corner
William A. White e. Sons have sold
Tor Laura A. Cregan 2o2-2o4 West
Iwenty-eighth Street, two three story
buildings. on plot 4O.4x614 to
Lowenfeld & Prayer. The property is
the key to the southwest corner of
Seventh Avenue and Twenty-eighth
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

lST AN, 1893 1886. IL w s0th at. stores.
Oin : and Sallic A Roche to Touts
Goldberg, 2l7 T. SAD st; 5 yrs from
April l, 1919; address. ]. Goldberg. on
s5rH ST, 1l9 w. all; El!z X Hitter 10
Bertha FEEDER. 1873 w saith st; vrs from
Dec 10. 1918; atty. Harry A FEEDER, lis
broadway ........,.............. al 500
9TH AV, 2l1-2lb, all; Graco f Alien ct al
70 llallorans, Inc, 215 9Th av: yrs from
May ], 1918; atty John Cunneen. ii
9TH AN. Sos. all Denis T. Cierbersux 10
Antonno Russo. 565 9th av: s yrs fron,
Dec !, 1915: yrs renew atty. S r.
Frank. f70 Bway ...............'slO OSO
Bronx
LOTS NOS 80. 81. 60. blk 46S7, sec 1s tax
map. PiIadc Berticrt agt Emma g
Daily ct al foreclosure OF mtge). atty.
Il Littel.:
WATSON AN, n r, 100 It of Pugsley av
,00xl03.7: rilndo Bcrtieri ngt Mort
Bronx Realty Co ct nj. (forcclosuro ~
fhtge; atty. IIttelI.
LOT No. 232. map OF 327 lots known "a
Hunter estate, property OF Hudson p
Rose u s. Trust Co OF n Y n, trl,at 90
ngt Daniel Nlelson ct al (foreclo.nre
OF mtgc); nttys. Stewart &, Shcarcr'
l77TII ST, q cor Jerome nv, Ss5xfa9 7
National Savings Bank OF City OF Al
hany agt Joseph Is Wcllu ci nj
foreclosure OF mtgc; atty. III Swain.
ST AIMS AN, cor Southern blvd
2+ox10o, Pauline thinner. agt Gus,
tav Schwrnk ct al foreclosure OF
mtge): atty, N II Tcsscnden-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Building Alterations
Manhattan

ST. as, to a 5-sty tenement and
store; Rosenbladt. 1875 w 29th st.
owner; p Bardes. 23o Grand ST. archi
Az. 3o5-4l3. to a 'S.sty Ssty
offices and stores: j Nugent. 1877 Fl 42d
st, owner; J. Fisher. 25 Ave A. archi-
tect; cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 900
and stores; Mrs. { l. Cheesman Garri
son-on-t the Hudson, owner; Rcnwick, AS
pinwall & Tucker. " 4oth ST. archi-
teCts. cost 50 900
BROADWAY. 1886. to a 5-sty tenement
and store ElSin Realty Corpn. 300 w
I09th st, owner; NJ ] Harrison, World
building, architect: cost .:,.. .s21 900
MADISON ST, 2S8. to a 3-sty Turkish bath
7 l}erman. 293 Madison ST. owner ;
Alfred j. Kehoe G. Co. l Beekman st.
18TH ST, 119 w. to 4-sty dwelling
W&ldorf Contracting Co. l72 w 1O4th
st, owners; s. Cohen, 80 Union So. ar
chitcct. cost Observation-Disclosures. S. 500
BROADWAY, cor 4Sth st. to a 5-sty
store and offices; Silk Realty Co, owner
H II & G Winston, Columbus Circle.
architects, cost ...................$3 50, 900
Bronx
COLLEGE, AV. 4o4. 2-sty frame dwelling.
2I.3x49, VIM I4omer. 2s7 e 141st.
owner; Bruno w. Berger G. Son. 12o
Bible House. architect; cost $500
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Another Fine Home
In East SD St. Sold
Third Within Week on Same
Block 10 Change Ownership;
Sales of Other Dwellings

Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. have sold
for Mrs. lie Brun Cooper As East Fifty
second Street. modern fve-story
American basement dwelling, on lot
18x100.5. This is the third sale on this
block within week Mrs. Cooper pur-
chased the dwelling through the same
brokers' about seven years ago from
the builder, Charles Buck
Former BoOkstaver Home Is Sold
William B. May e. Co. have sold for
the 160 East Twenty-f fourth Street Cor
poration "a last Sixty fourth Street.
four story and basement dwelling, on
lot 21x100.5, between Fifth and Madi-
son avenues. The purchaser will re-
build the house for his own occupancy.
1t was formerly the Bookstaver home
and the property is restricted to pri-
vate residences.
More activity in Sixty-first Street
Charles De Witt Rogers is reported
to have sold AZ East Sixty-first Street,
four story dwelling, on lot 2Ox1OO.5,
near Madison Avenue, to a buyer who
will alter the property into small
suites. A number of houses in this
street have been sold recently for SINH
lar alteration.
Add to Madison Avenue Site
William Colgate has purchased from
John II. Hayward and others 21O7
Madison Avenue, a three story and
basement dwelling, on a lot 2Ox8O. Mr..
Colgate owns 2105, 2l09 and Pill Madi- j.
son Avenue, and the purchase squares
plot 80x80
Corporation Counsel Sells Dwelling
Corporation Counsel William P. Burr
has sold his residence at 12 West
120th Street to Frederick Brown. The
house is three stories and basement
and stands on lot 23x136x irregular,
adjoining the southwest corner of
Fifth Avenue and facing Mount Morris
Park. William II. Mchlich was the
broker in the deal.
Estate Sells 121st Street Property
George w. Brettell has sold for the
estate Of Mrs. 4. Scofield to John Fusco
the three story dwelling on lot 17x1O0
at 1913 East 121st Street The estate
owned the property for twenty five
years
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Pigeons Purchased
With Connecticut Estate
A. S. Sutcliffe Buys Property
Near Stamford Valued at $2O,-
600: Westchester Sales

Fish & Marvin have sold the coun-
try estate of M. Anderson Shaw, at No
rotor Heights, near Stamford, Conn,
to A. S. Sutclffe, of the American Mills
Company. 1t is we'll known for its
extensive plant for raising Carneau
pigeons, all of which were taken over
by the purchaser. The property was
held at $4,000. exclusive of stock.
Marshall P. Richards. of Darien, repre-
sented the seller in the sale.
Fish & Marvin also report the sale
for Edward f. Huber, of Eberhard Fa-
ber. his suburban home on Cliff Avenue,
Pelham, to Merton c. Robbins. The
property was held at $25 900; for David
J. Davis, large plot at Murray Hill
Road and Morris Lane, Scarsdale, to
F. H. Bethel, whose estate adjoins, and
have rented for Mrs. Barstow Drake
Smith her estate, at Forest Avenue and
Grace Church Street, Rye, for term
of years, to Frank Adair Monroe, ir.
of Cleveland. The property comprises
three and one-half acres with large
Colonial dwelling and outbuildngs
The same brokers have rented for the
Cowles Realty Company it's property
on Apawamis Avenue. Rye, for a term
of years, to Alexander Taylor, of
this city.
Buyer for Hastings $4,000 Estate
Griffen, Prince & Ripley have sold
for Frederick Upham Adams his coun-
try estate at Hastings, overlooking the
Hudson River, consisting of a dwelling
and about an acre of ground, TO H. W
Cormac, Of this city. The property was
held for $4,000. The same brokers
have sold for George E. Clapp, a plot
of ground in Lester Hill, White Plains
for investment
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Flats in Bronx
Sought by Investors
High Rentals and Promise of
Large Incomes Attract Buyers
TO Northern Borough

The Stebbins Realty and Construc-
tlon Company, j. Malino president. has
sold 508 and $40 East 163d Street, two
five story double flats, on plot 48x1O0,
to the A. W. w. Company, William
II. Werfelman president Christ Hoist
was the broker.
Cash Deal in Waterloo Place
The Marquette Construction Com
pany has sold the ve-story apart
ment, with stores. on plot 29x82, at
1911 Waterloo Place.
Third Avenue House Sold
Irving 1. Levine and Elv Maran have
sold to an investor the fve-story
double fat and stores at 4171 Third
Avenue, on lot 26x100.
University Avenue Investment
Shaw & Co. have sold through j.
Hoffman to an investor 1894 University
Avenue, five-story apartment house.
on plot 55x112. NJ. S. Ames and Leo
pold We'll we're the sellers.
Faile Street Corner Sale
the Mccarthy Macy Company has
sold to an investing client of William
D. Mcdonnell the four-story apart
ment, on plot 50x10O, at 868 Faile
Street, corner of Seneca Avenue.
Bryant Avenue Purchase
James Mcconnell has sold the five
story apartment, with stores, on plot
37.5x100, at 1926 Bryant Avenue,
through William D. Mcdonnell
Buys in 18th Street
James Mcconnell has sold the apart
men at 1015 East 18TH Street, on a
plot 40x10O.
Two-Family House Sold
The Stebbins Realty and Construc
ton Company has sold to Minnie A.
Browning, through Joseph Herzog, the
three story two-family house at 1893
Stebbins Avenue, on lot 20x80, which
the company purchased recently.
Old Holdings Disposed OF
Williamson & Bryant have sold to
7. F. Sullivan for the estate of Louise
Nussbaum 439 Gerard Street, at the
junction of 149th Street, opposite the
Bronx Opera House. on lot 25x1O0. The
property has been held by the estate
for forty years.
E. Sharum has bought from Leonard
Heuser plot 34x110, at the southwest
corner Paulding Avenue and 226th
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

5TH ST. s24 E; Emile Macher to Sarah
SamE Sarsh and an Jos X Raplan a to Robt Macher
loughby av, Brooklyn; atty, II A Cook,
10Th ST; 422 W: ls7th st, 1sl ": f'' $
to Alfred A Gardner, ia E 84th st, gdn:
atty. Wilson NJ Powell, Wall st;
assigns; total int nt......-...... $50 $50
o'Connor to Matthew Robinson. 33l
W l24th st; atty. Lamont McLoushlin,
Sd ST, S. f; l. r q + Co to- Esperanto s11oto
Mort Co, 81 Liberty st; atty, Jos G Levi
18th ST. 1s4 W, T G & T Co to Matilda
Broadway ................' 81 oo0
17sTH ST.. s5e W: recorded from March March
CO zanesyllle Ohio; atty, T G. & T Co,
111TH ST. 81 3; mtge s4,112; Ames sSScsa0 Sost9
Rochelle, N Y; address J A Kohn 1900
s1sT ST, 50 =: John D H Schulz 70 70
215 Montague st, Brooklyn .si2 ooo
1877 HIST. 81 W: mtge. ,11 900; Geo
stTauss stt1s to annie strause aos 5oth st
123D ST. II $, 1875 "a av; Cath clark.
extrx to Harry Smith. 225 West End
$4,000
Notess. o33 Boston rd atty. Elfers 4
SAME PROPERTY; Max Notess to Kath
Elfcrs, 265 Central Park West; atty
! 10TH ST. 63o-6 e; Benenson Realty Co
TO- Ny Hahnenfeld 433 e 1880 st; attys
Elfers & A, 277 Bway g assts) Sc. 900
+ Al iE ST, W 8, 100 Dandall av 25xlo0 ::
Dan'l F Farrell to North Side Mtg Cor,
poration, 391 149th st; attys, Clocke
~ Is n X. 39l f 149th st.........s3oO st 900
TIFFANY ST. 933 Louisa Port cxtrx to
Lawyers Mtg Co. so Liberty ct; atty,
title Guar e. 7 Co, l16 Bway 3l3 O0o
l56TH ST. 4l8 E: y Investors Corpora
ton to Title Guar & II Co. 176 Bway:
atty, Title Guar e. Co, l7s Broad :
Sd AV. 2Sx5S Alfred c Sear.e to Geo A
Schmdt 20 East l24th st; atty. Elfers
A. III Bway. ...............S7 900
i541il ST. 309-11 e; Daily Realty Co 10
Caroline NJ Behnl<en, 351 E Goth at
Hklyn; attys, Elfers & A. Ell Broad
way ................. 50 5oo
THOMAS Av, $ $, so e Welch st. looxS4x
lo0N9S: also Cauldwell av, g. 1loI
n l5Sth st, 376x 90. also Jackson av
s lG0th ct. 54.2xs7.s. y Investors
Corporation to Title Guar & T Co. 176
Bway; atty. Title Guar & T Co, 17s
HWaY C assts) ........ $50 5oo
l63D ST, Sl4 e; Louis Evers to Alfred {,
Searle. 74l Fairmount pl; attys, Elfers
d n, 271 BWay .....,. ,.........s66 200
l46T1I ST. f. 225 n 3D. av. 25x163.6x25x
1882; Kobt Ioewv at al. exrs. to Theresa
I.oewy. 345 Il 146th st, widow; atty. VIM
I orr, 81 thamb ..............3l
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Hot Springs Entries

First race Uour-year olds and upward ;
five furlongs)--Ida Pinack. lO4: Satsuma
Beile, l04. Agnes Reona, 10s; Edith l..
lO4; Oklahoma Irish. l04: Natty l04
sS,obby F1tz. lo9; Royal Tea. los. Robert
Nasledovati. 100. Also Observation-Disclosures
toS; McMurphy. 100, Prosperous Baby.
Second race Claiming; four-ye -olds
ana upward, five furlongs)--Hasty Cora.
IVA; Sureget. l09; Theophile v. 100. Alma
Louise. lo9 Valeris West. l0e Bert
Willams. 100; Thirty Seven. 109. Lang
horne. 1os; Arch Piottcr. 100. King h..
eligible-Bolala. los; Doctor Zab. los.
Careen, 104.
Ihird race Claiming: four-year -olds and
upward, one mile and one ei Ehth) )--eLets.
-; 'Dehra. 95 sMss Wells. 95. 'Durward
Roberts. 100: "IIickory Nut lol; Ellison.
iVo; Grumpy. 100.
Fourth race Claiming: three -ycar-olds
ana ana upward; six furlongs) Happy VALLEY.
loI Blue Paradise los: Lively, li2; Bon
lis.
Fifth race Claiming; three year -clds and
Upward one mile and seventy yardsl
Verify. 81. George Muehlback. 81. stitch
m IN Iime, los, Jessie Louise. ioe: 'JacA
o bowd, 105 Scourgeman. i0s. orderly.
llo' Jack X, ia.
sixth race Claiming; three -ycarclds
ana upward; ono mile and seventy yardsl
-~Caraway. o.; Cavalcadour ed. ss 'Rn
OF Blarney, 80: verna II. io4 sSol Gilsey
100; 'liaffaker. 100; sun Flash. los: Tom
Care, ll0. llomRn. $40, Ben Levy. fio;
Luke Mac, 1lo. Bengaii, lis. Also aligi-
be. G cotc. lo5; Srichley, no, Brace
sApprentice ailowanco. e,ai,ncd