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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24
IN SECRET.

am woman. 50 dear. you viii never know
How much love you.
Hos Oft cit and wait; lone tg an empty crate.
Longing for yen
All through the lonely DAY. pale skies Of wretchet
gray
Sailing anon.
Al, how plan for YOU; rray God to keep you true
While you ara gone
And, when have you near. Lore, how l watch IL
fear
Lest I betray
Lest in my anguish sh w you b. look or sigh
2 mus, not sasi
am woman 50. dear you win never know
All in ny heart
Lest like these smbcrz gray your love should burr
away
Sly life DEPART
ORA LEE BARcAMIS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24
Definition.

IRON Ideas
Vera (eight ssyears old)-Whats does
transatlantic mean, mother?
Mother-Aeross the Atlantic. OF course;
but YOU mustn't bother me
Nera-Does trans" always mean
cross?
Mother-I suppose it does. Now IL you
don't stop bothering me with your ques-
tons I shall send you right TO bed.
Vera latter a few minutes silence)-
Then does transparent mean a cross par
.ent?
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Econon. ,.

Exalted son-Ye've hooked a graund
big on this time. father.
The Angler-o, ayei I expect the hsh
is a RIGHT. but I'll feel MIGHTY relieved
when get that half-a-croon dy safely
oct O. his mouth.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Attention was attracted along Potomac
Drive yesterday by the appearance of
a new Maxwell Model G. Sportsman. 50
the first racing car TO make a permanent
home in Washington. This car. which is
the same type exactly as the one which
defeated Barney Oldfield in a handicap
race in Los Angeles recently, is driven
by John r. Thomas, manager Of the
Washington branch Of the Maxwell Bris-
coe Motor Company.
The Model G Sportsman" is the rae
ing model Maxwell, 30-horsepower, and
is capable Of sixty-five miles an hour.
II has the regular racing body, a special
rear axle geared for high speed, and de-
mountable rims. The wheel base is 10
inches The color is red The Maxwell
Briscoe Company is turning out only
few of these cars ana Mr.. Thomas feels
that he is fortunate in being able to get
one.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

with but two weeks remaining before
the close OF the entry list in the Munsey
historic tour, this important automobile
event has assumed such proportions that
it bids fair to eclipse any similar tour
held in the East in years
Four makes of cars that participated
in this years Gidden tour are already
enrolled in the Munsey tour line-up and
the probabilities are strong that this
number viii be materially increased be-
fore august 5. Thes- four makes OF. cars
are the Premier. which carried off hon
ors IN the strenuous tour under the clever
handling of Ray Mcnamara: Maxwell.
Ohio, and Cino A Great Western. one
Of the GIidden tour press cars, has also
been entered.
The official cars selected are: Pilots.
EMF and selden; pacemaker. Column
bia; press cars. Thomas, EMF. and
Washington; starters car American;
photographer car Brush. The great
beauty and historic interest attaching to
the route that has been laid out for this
tour is appealing strongly to automobile
manufacturers. and Judging from the M
merous inquiries received at tour head
quarters the entry list viii receive many
additions within the next few DAYS.
The entries to date are Premier. Coiurn-
hia, Selden. Maxwell, two Washingtons.
Reading, Ford, Elmore, Warren-Detroit.
Corbin, Spoerer, two Brush runahouts.
Regal, Pierce-Racine. two Krits. Enger,
Great Western. Cino, and Ohio. A Ran
dolph truck has been entered in the non
cOntesting class.
That travel by motor car through the
republic Of Mexico presents far more
difficult problems than those encountered
in even the most sparsely populated por-
tons Of the United States has been
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Mr. A L. Willard, commandant of the
Navy Yard. has just received a Washing
ton car of the baby tonneau type. fully
equipped. The car is finished in Port
land amber. striped in gold, with bun
leather upholstering and top to match.
Lighting IS by means OF oil and electric
lights. Ignition is o. the latest type
Bosch magnetic, with locking switch.
which prevents the operation Of the car BY
Yates 1910 model Washington tourabout.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Mr. William Kemeys and party are
spending a few weeks at Atlantic City.
The trip was made over the road in Mr..
Kemeys Washington touring car
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

B. T Crump has placed an order for g
Washington ear of the toy tonneau type
to be finished in royal blue, with cream
running gears. The car is TO be fully
equipped.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

The daily output of the new plant OF
the Kelly Racine Rubber Company. at
Racine, Wis, viii be 1909 automobile
tires, l,io0 motorcycle tires. 5000 bicy-
Gle ,i-cs. and /. 20O inner tubes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

The local branch OF the National Auto
mobile Association has the assurance OF
Mr.. Louis L. Dent, secretary Of the
board Of road directors Of Prince George
County. Md that the bad stretch Of road
near COntee, Nd, viii be temporarily
repaired Work will be commenced i'm
mediately. Mr.. Dent states that the work
would have been done sooner, but the
board has had difficulty in organizing
its work under the new system.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

William C Yates and family are spend
ing few weeks at Wildwood. y J. The
trip was made over the road In Mr..
Yates 1910 model Washington tourabout.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Gen. James A Buchanan left yesterday
for tour through Maryland, PennsyI-
vania, and New York He will spend
several days around OswegO and Sack
etts Harbor. From the latter place he
will visit South Lancaster, Mass, and
Narragansett Pier. Returning he VIII
stop at several New Jersey resorts. He
expects 10 be gone about two weeks. The
tour was arranged by the National Auto
mobile Association.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Mr.. p F. Campbell has placed an
order for a Washington car Of the tour
ing car type. II is 10 be finished In
silver and fully equipped.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Mr.. Elmer r. Wright, in a Hudson
roadster, made a trip from Philadelphia
to New York and thence to this city
last week without experiencing any
trouble.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Lambert Reed, local secretary Of the
National Aatomoble Association. and
special license representative OF New
Jersey, issued the following tourists IL
censes during the past week: Mrs. Julia
B. Kinds, DR.. J. H. Branson. Louis ST.
mons. f. L. Schmidt, and Harry c.
Birge.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Cadillac. Hartford. Apperson. American.
Premier. and other motor car companies
Mr.. Frederick NJ Randall. who has
also been prominent in the advertising
field. viii be associated with Mr. Kelley
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Mr. Joseph Stoddard, Of Cook & Stod-
dard, sails the first of August from New
York for Europe, where he viii join his
family. Mr.. stoddard viii take a Cadil-
lac 30 with him In order to tour the con-
tinent
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

DIR. Willis Cronkhite. OF the Buick
Motor Company. is now on the road
looking after the Buick agencies IN Nary
land and Virginia
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

A carload shipment Of Washington cars
has recently been forwarded to the agent
for the Washington car in the State Of
Iowa The shipment consists OF red.
brown, green. and gray touring cars,
fully equipped,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

Mr.. G. C. Howard, in a Chalmers tour
ing car, left Saturday for a trip to Brad
dock Heights
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-24

The Automobile Club Of Washington
viii take the German orphans of this
city for u ride tomorrow. Among those
who have donated machines are T. B.
Spence. S. A. Luttrell, and Joseph
Faulkner.
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Mr., l. p. Dorset left yesterday in
Studebaker 40 for a trip to Gettysburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
NTT aGAINsT B0RDEN YILk 90.
Charged WITH Consp,ra"y In Controlling
IN" FREE Of Win

UIIc, March - Conspiracy N re-
straint Il trade n 0o1'rolAnE tie price Of
milk pald 70 rroiucers viii be charged In
an action a5out T. 70 brought assins-
me BORDEN Condenssd Mix Company
oy Attorney S,vp- Of Norwich
The scrion Will be brought IN the name
Of a Chcn1ngo coua'y farmer.
The proposed su.J -.N ,shs ~ q df
ferant phase 1T the milk rrlre question
than ,he actions brought agains, the milk
companies IN New York CITY Mr. BiKby
aims that the price pad 70 che farmers
tor their mid N 'h'n laEc county, 4
entirely regulated by me pr'cs offered ~
TIE Bordens No 81 orts are made % con-
cal thts - ~ alleged and so-called in
dar enden' houses MAKE contracts months
ahead with producers based On the prices
Afterward ANNOUNCED by the Bordens
on their seuri-annuAi contract days
The general custom IN 20 contracf for
milk At q prlc three cents per hundred
below the Borden rioe. his covers the
sxpsnsa 20 the farmer for taking his sailk
10 20 an independent plant nearer homS
The eKistence Of 4 secret Agreements be
~ cen ali the companies A. 70 the price
% be paid the farmers for their milk is
alleged and viii be one Of the things
investigated.
& i asserted thar the farmers are not
getting an equitable dividend on the
amount Of their investm@nt in land.
buildings. stock and sq'nnTnsnt and ehat
some Of them are actually losing money
by producing milk. Ctsnnn6o counrv,
according 70 the State p-7artrne 81
Agriculture has the most COW. ~sT square
mile ~ any county In the state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
PRTSONER PLEADS FOR PAL.
Recorder Takes ~ Win Grains o. kan
ana Holds Roth for Grand Jur,

AfN AANfNH wv" wv NHHAtsu d8Ng
William HAn!ey. alias o Brisn. ~ years
Cd. a ssIf-oonf0ssed crook made = plea
t. Recorder McGov~-n In Hoboken yes
tsrday on behalf NJ youth Of % calm z
himself Ber,rAm = RsnGsl Of Syracuse
Who stood bssics him ~ the prisoners
rail Both were arrested early in the
morning for attempting 10 break into a
store at 1910 Washington street
A soon a. = pictsre OF Hanlsy taken
for me rogIes gallery IN IsOs was shown
10 him he stopped looking The Recorder
straight IN the eve Snd said
lhey We got me all right. Judge hut
not this boy here He's innocent and I
don't want YOU 20 send him 10 jsil I've
heen knocking around New York lodging
tao ICES since ! got out and am readv 20
90 nav bit again II hsvs 20 ! ran across
tuts Roy and aske1 him 70 cons' o.
hoOoksn with me. telling him We Would
try 20 get work | di1n't lst him know
what ] vas going 20 10 until I startei
20 crack tnat place Please let this Kid
20. Judge
Rama insisted that he had never
Teen arrested before ana CHARMED that ne
had no Gea hts friend was'in the bar
gar business.
The Recorder hald both IN default OF
$500 hail for the Graad Jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
BLACK H4ND REVENGE.
warning That the Wen VINO Caused Ar.
rests are 80 ne Dealt WIN

WILKEtBARRE. Pa. March .? - Alder
man Daniel 4. MckeIvey ana Constable
Raphael Dc Angelo 81 Ha1Ieton. who
we're Instrumental a few weeks ago in
causing the arrest oi a gang 81 Black
Hand extoTtioners IN the Hazleton region
received . warning day that ~ q meet
Ing Of Back Hand suspects two nishta
ago plane were arranged 20 secure reven &c
for the men Who are now IN lsil
Nckelvoy and De Angelo we're warned
By . friendly italian whose nams they
decline 90 make pubic 70 be on their guard
- three strange Italians have bean
brought TO HaxleCOn II 10 believed they
have Instructions from Black Hand leaders
- attach the two men Mekslvey and De
AnGaiA May they are taxing precautions
20 protect themselves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
ACTRESS PrMNELS AcrOR.
Adele RsIchae saSs she Punehed Carter
ne aaNe en- ''GSea and Pleney."


CHICAGO. March y. --According 20 Carter
leading man in the Girl In the Taxi show.
playing at the Court Theatro. Miss Adele
Richie. the actress. gave him the beating
Of his life lAst night just after the last
curtain.
De Haven admits that he Was put %
rout by his fair adversary. He said in
explanation:
Miss Richie had purchased q boz for
the forthcoming Actora' bsnefit and had
posted q notice m the bulletin hoard
asking the membars 81 the company 70
come through With their pro rata saw
the notice aud said IN Misa Richie: 'Miaa
Richie. u any notices are 20 he poatsd
here will do IL. and then just ripped OF
that notice, crumpled 10 In my hands and
dashed IL to the hoor
we went through the play in the role
OF lovers and the audience was all IN
knowing OF the bitterness that lAy between
Miss Richie hsw AZ me in fury and passion
and punched ms IN the face.
NO. did not strike her could not
do that-but aha threw Q silver vanity
box At me- ana ! grabbed u up. Then she
s~t upnn me- With r~doubled energy and I
aght. and | Netr@Ated.'
Miss Ritchis said:
That miserable little fellow 10 beneath
my contempt utterly beneath my notice
L4t him talk. Why should I notioa what
he saysl ne t ~. been talking ever siiaos
talking ] Will talk IN q different way
i punched him all night. and punched
him good and plenty When the curtain
was runG down ] went after him and
slapped his face. Then the fsllow grabbed
my vanity bog ana oroks tiny silver
and punched his face good for him and he
turned and ran"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
CAVE HOWE 10 NM HIWSELF.
Dallas Man Takes HiS sister for . Dr,, =
aad gnds SIS IIfet

DALLAS Tex March - W Z Cote
man, after having spent two years IN
California s-ekinz health. returned yes
serday % thu home q 10 parents n
Dallas dsprcssad in spirit This morning
he took kis sister for a drive. ~ noon
he hir'd a room a. the 81 james Hcte
and FIVE minutes later stood before a
mirror and blew ont he brains with
psfol bullet
Several notes written during The !p.r
two DAYS were found The crntsnts
showed he had returned home for ne pur-
pces OF committing suede The frs,
note found q The room written 60 a New
York fr!~nd heasn IN su0h = manner az
% give ne impression that Coleman was
q railroad man from New York. Other
pete cleared up HE idsntity and the
family was L.SJ!i-d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
ST. PATRICK.S DAY PARADE.
u h ESpeesee ma, .So.OOS M-a Wm Ne
On Ilne.

On IAne.
When the order TO march 10 given next
Thursday afternoon 70 the Sc. Patrick .
day pAradsrs IL 10 expected that 1000
mem will he in line. Special attention
has bean given TO the military and dis
ciplinAry character Of the parade by the
the matter in charge
The marching oreaniEations will gather
IN the side streets along Fifth avenue
north % Forty-sscond street. They will
be divided into thirteen bAttalions and
will march in an eight als front. The
banners Of the various divisions composing
OF the battalions and each division will
carry Distinguishing guldon-
The order Of formation 10 40 follows:
Platoon OF mounted police. the SIXTY
ninth Regiment. headed BY ios band the
Corp. o. csSsts t rom WlIssssapIp. $500 s
military companies Of the A. o. H. Grand
Marshal James Doris Of Divisiou u.s. A.
o. H.. and his sids; invited gussts and
visiting Hbernians. the thirrsan battAl-
ions OF the A o. H. automobiles and
Irish American Athlstic Club. the Sligo
Mems Association. officers Of variols
blk lodges and old and infirm member
OF the A. o II There will be a rear guard
Of srecial aids IN the grand marshal.
whoSs duty Will BE- 90 keep ont Of the
procession the advertising wagons
Between each 81 the battalions there
will be a hand OF a fife ana drum ,rorpe
Among the bands will be the Catholic
Protectory hand. the Cathedral land
the 81 Johns Orphan Asylum hand 81
BROOKLYN the Eccentric Firamen's fifs
and drum corps and ne Cavan Mans
bend
The line q march Sill be up Fifth avenue
20 Hftleth ~ rect. 10 Madison avenue
past The Archieptscopal residence Nhere
Archbishop Farley wlll review the parade
then through fIfty- first street back 10
Fifth avenue and Bp 20 10th street. where
the parade will turn east 10 Second avenue
FOR final review by the grand marshal
ann has aids After the parade there
Wtll he q reception ana dance A. the
Barlem River Ca&no.
In the evening there will ~ = reception
Anu ball az the armoTy Of the Sixty ninth
Regiment snd the irish Volunteers will
y - dr~ss review a. their headqusTteFs
" the Cram Centrs Palace Mayor
Gaynor has been invited 70 review the
\ 2lGntsers
The snnusl banque, ~ the Friendly
Sons % ~ Patrick vail ~ held ~ lei
monico ana ths Friends Of Ireland will
at Shan!eya
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
NTTCIDE ~ THE TOWBS.
Wan WAITING Trial fsr Nurre- Hanged
Bstsnsp1T.

John Fsrris. . prisoner in ths Tombs
awaiting trial for murder. committed
suicide LAST night He wound q sheet Into
a rore tied 10 90 one ~ the hars IN the
tTansom over hts cell door and hanged
hlmseli
Farris WAs 50 years old and lived &C 10
last loIth street. He gaa formerly . night
aiT Broadway. For eight yearo ne had a.
an aAaietant William WoodS. 20 years Old
Of p Twelfth street. Whiteatone. L. I
Woods came u work an hour iata on the
night Of January B Ferris guarreIlsd
night that followed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
HATBURG To NEW ORLEANS.
Immigrant Steamsnips 10 nun Dsreet.
Beginning N May

Eu.i. L. Boas resident director Of the
HSmrurg- American Line said yesterday
passenger service between Hamburg aud
New Crlsins with the object Of diverting
the currsn, Of immigration from the
n1rth AtlAntio ssaboard and % give the
The fare between NsW Orleans and HAM
burg will be the sam me a. that between New
H5rk and Hamburg. but railroad fares
from New Orisans being less than these
from New York % certain destina tons
would make the Trip cheaper and lees in
convenient for many immigrants The
new service will b monthly at first and
wil - maintained by the steamships
Pailan1a and Pisa Later there will bs
fortnlghtly aail!ngs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
Major LIp.cn. IIs, aeEimcn,. Rs.,-ns

MAJOR William Il L,nson. senior Major
% tie Ssvsnty-h Regiment who served
with . IN Cuoa AZ a Captain during the
var with spain. has resigned after a SER
vice o. more than twenty-five years
ne Joined ths ccnmaad a. private m
Com paEv D Uc'ober -. 1855. and vas
promoted corpora January 20 1857
His succeeding promotions we're Sergeant
May 70. lsss Frst Lieutenant June PS
1891, CAPTAIN. A.K4s; :. 1894 and MAJOR.
sun@ -. 10" tie will probably Dc sue.
caeosd .y capt kdward ! Flack d
COmPsr" 4 SENIOR Line Captain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
Depuiy Bridge smmlssIsocr Reslsns.

Deputy Bridge Commissioner John X.
Little resigned yesterday. Mr. Little 10
a TammAny organization man. but Com
missioner Martin said yesterday that his
RES enation had not been asked for and
the only reason for SIR. Lttls's retire
ment Vas that he wished 20 give his whole
time TO HE private business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
Easter Wopehies
New Importatons Of
Cards. Greetings. Souvenirs and WoVeihes
Of every description
for Infants and Children
6O-62 West 23d Street


The Quebec Steamship Company viii
place q nee steamship IN its s. Law
renee line this summer. She 10 named
Uneava and h being ntt~d out on tho
I lyde especially for the lines sdSnsnee
service on the ST. Lawrence. Her d.
mensions are: LenRth. 3tS feet; beam.
IS lect; apeed. u knots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
submarine salmon .anncn,a

QUINCY. Mas March y The sub.
marine r0st salmon sis-er stip u the
stingrsy ard The Narwhal and ,he last
% ssven coLtTaotsc for three years ago
wa launched tnIs forenoon ~ tha plant
Of the Elsc.r,c Boat Company IN the
Fore River satpnuii6InF iards The sal
mon vac FAMED by Eunicn FitEtisrald
dauahter q Mayor FIlxgeraid Of R0aton
KhO launching vac successful In every
WAg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

Ramscsr u no; hneushing or pinIng
away IN fh~ Ludlow street Jail. the su
thortttes say A lss' reports he vas
PLAYING oucly up,u tho concertins IL
some 81 he FRIENDS don't come iorwaTu
With SO me Old man VA. spend fif'y-uins
days there NeauvhI.. The Margaret
Jshe Home II % 4 pTecsgious condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
Best & Go.
Important Sale
A/ants' and CAl1a1sn'S
Spring Goats and Dresses

Imported Lingerie Goats; various models with haad-
embroidered Cluny Baby Irish and vslsnoisnnss
lace. Sizes mos to 2 yrs. .StS.7S to $500
Hand Embroidered Pque Goats; boyish nOdsls:
medalions Of Irish lace SiEes and 8 yrs.......
Observation-Disclosures. $500 70 $1,000
BroadcLoh Goats; single and double breasted models
newest pastel shades. Sizes and yrs. .........
....................... .$I275 to $4,000
Wide Vale Serge Goats; adjustable collars and cuffs
Of White Pque. Newest styles and colorinss.
sizes TO yrs ..............S $3.50 to $500
Imported Hand-mad Dresses of Fine French Nain-
sook with embroidery and insertions Of Baby Irsh,
Cuny and Real valenesnuss Lace. Exquisite
materials and workmanship sisss moe, and
Syrs....................W Wide range of prices
English NairSook Dresses: simple and elaborate
efectA Sizes 81 mos, a. yrs 81. so and upwards
New Spring ImpOrtatiOns Of
Afghans. Csny Lace Rootses,
HlLov Slams and Gases
at moderate p~iosG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
Y - RsN-.AF


'orssr N CD : Field o. chaftv
Carr nEr' Int 'ae oars Toons 90
surra~ Ma t-s poor ant gre she~
bread 40 b re Gems and dungeons o.
wee arf ertr:e asa 'aeak peace and
pardCc
- Vha1 Cr,s' pleasure ii nat erssisd
D. nohis Act
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-26
BUILDERS SAY
PLENTY WORK
BUT FEW MEN

With a continuation of the small
building boom referred to a week
ago there seems to be plenty of
building work with a scarcity of me-
chanics to do it. Most local e%ontrac-
tors are working with fair-sized
gangs considering the time of the
year and a number are busy with
large forces of men. Thomas Hen
! derson, of the mason contracting
firm of Henderson Brothers, says he
is unable to secure enough men.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new plant for the Phoenix Ceramic
Company which is being erected be-
tween Fords and Metuchen. Hender-
son Brothers, the mason contractors,
have the foundations in and the
large stack up. This contracting
firm is also completing the mason
work on Dr.. Charles /. Silks new
apartment house at the northwest
corner of State and Broad streets.
The structure Is in readiness to be
plastered.
Ira r. Grouse has the contract for
erecting a building 50x44 feet In
size a the Didier-March plant In
Keasbey. He has work well under
way on the new plant Of the Electric
Smelling C Aluminium Company in
Woodbridge township.
Two of the four residential houses
being erected for j. X. Jensen in
Rector street have been completed
and will probably be occupied by the
early part of next week. The other
two will be completed in the course
of a week or two.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-26
REAL EST 4


The following real estate transfers
have been recorded:
Koyen & Ostergaard to Mrs. Etel
Pelessah, lot "a, block 324D, Grove
street; through Massopust Brothers.
Mary e. Nielsen to Niels Christen-
sen, lots 233 and 232, block 312I,
Harrington street; through N. A.
Nielsen.
Giovanni Capaccione to the Italo
Co., lots II and IS, block 1906;
through Thomas Brown.
w. H. Mofitt Realty Company to
John Hanson, lots 365 and 366,
block 313M, Hanson avenue;
through John Hanson.
John Laskowski to Ole N. Qlesen,
lots 10 and 13, block 280; through
f. F. Fox.
Ole N. Olesen to John and Karo-
line Laskowski, lots IL and 10, block
$50; through #. II. Fox.