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The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Bonus for Chicks.

Memphis. July 2. Fans here
are subscribing for a purse to be
given the Memphis Chicks in case
they win the Southern League mus
lin. Money back IL they don't COP.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03

Mc. Bauy Ruth. Sultan of Swat.
may pole even fifty home runs this
season but he went be able to en-
danger one major league record.
We're speaking OF the one held by
silver-topped Wooden Shoes" Cav
Wy Cravsth. he OF the Philly clan.
Old Faithful Cravath. 1t appears
from the records, is some little
home run swatter himself. and the
Babe can't even touch him unless he
plays about five years more OF or
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Outswius Duke.

Seattle, July 2..Mitrie Konowal-
on, young Seattle sprint swimmer
has clipped four-ffths Of a SECOND
from the worlds record for the SO.
yard back stroke made by Duke Ka-
hanamoku.
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the team scoring the largest num-
ber of points in the meet.
The new field has a covered
grandstand which has a seating
capacity of 800. while the bleachers
is said to hold over 1000 specta-
tors.
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Play Is Sheaky.

Chicago. July 2.-The. Cubs have
proven to be, a streaky ball, club so
far this year, They win a row of
games and then turn round and lose
a string before getting set again.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03

Park Burns.

Denver, July 2y-since .fire de-
stroyed the stands at Broadway
Park the home Of the old, Western
League Bears, the City league has
resorted TO playing morning games
at Elitch.s Gardens.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03

Kuhs batted ln--KIce Vt, McIhnls, Foster
0, Ro.h (3), Judge CD, Milan. Schang (2),
Scott. Witt. Hooper. Catchers' record
Rice ont Stealing IN first. Two-bsse
hits-Shannon. Erickson, schanE. Walters,
Witt. Three-base hit-Foster. Home run
Roth. Sacrifice hits-Judge, shanks, Witt.
Nclnnis. Stolen base-Judge. First base
on balls-on Jones. /; Of Eibel. L; OF Erick-
son, 8; on Snyder, 1; OF Courtney. 1: OF
Schach. l.. Struck out-by Erickson, =; by
Jcnes, 4: by E;beA I. Hit by pitcher-by
Snyder (walters). Passed ball-walters.
Losing pitcher--Shaw. Innings pitched-by
Erickson. 8 %, with hits and runs; by
Snyder. Ia. with / hit and no runs: by
Courtney, Is. with no hits and 1 run; by
Schach, I i-3, with l hit and / run: by
shaw. Is, with hits and I run; BY Jones
9, with Is hits and runs; by Eibel q with
hit and no runs; by Ksrr. ?. with . hits
and no runs. Umpires-Moriority and Chill
Time. 2:43.
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Three-base hits-Carter, Robertson. Sacrifice
hits-Terry See, Rath. Barber. stolen bases
Robertson. Groh. Kopf. Neale. Double
plays-Rath to Roush to Kopf. Errors-Hol-
iocher. Daily. Bslk. Carter. struck cut-oy
Carter, i; by Ring. 1. Bases on balls
Carter, 5; Ring, 4. Hit by pitcher-by
Carter (see). Umpires-Klem and Emslie.
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-, ,huns-Witt, strunk, Griffin. Styles, Ward
Errors-Walker (2l. Duran. Tva-hss. si,:
Perkins, Witt. Three-base hit-witt Sac.
rince hit-Thomas. Double play.-wftt "a
Dugan to Griffin: Thomas to Perkins N ne
gan 10 Griffin to Witt to Thomas. Stolen
psses-kuth' Hannah. Pratt. Struck ont
len. 8. -
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Htrrahl Toledo.

Toledo, July 2.-This city further
demonstrated 1t Is a frst-class box
ing center by refunding money on
unused tickets to the Pal Moore Carl
Tremaine fight.
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Major League Statistics
xEsrrzpAY's REsuLTs.

YEsrE1pAY's RESULTS.
American League.
Boston. 10; washington. 0 TO inninss')
Cleveland. 10 !. Detroit, 3.
New York. Z; Philacelphia. 4.
st. Louis, Z; Chicago. t10 inningsl.
Nauonai League.
st. Louis, o; Pittsburg. o.
Cincinnati. g; Chicago. lo inninso.
Boston, D; New York, thrst gamel.
New York. 13; Boston, 4.
Brooklyn. 2; Philadelphia. !.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Washington at Boston two games.r
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
National Leagus.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn 1.-TWO games.)
Pittsburg ut st. Louis.
Chicago ut Cincinnati
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CUBS LOSE OVERTIME
CONTEST TO REDS

Cincinnati. July 2.-Doubles by
Kopf and wingo. with a pass to
See between, gave Cincinnati two
runs in the eleventh inning today
to win TO 5. The score:
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rors-Stengel. r. Miller. Johnston. Kildur.
konetchy. Two-base hit-Fieteher. Struck
out-by Causey. .; by Pfeher. 6. First base
on balls-on Causey, .: OF Pfeher, l.
Double plAy-Fletcher to Rawlins to Paul
ette. Sacrifice hits-Pfener, Paulette. Um-
pires-Hart and Harrison.
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Dislikes Fe.ce.

Cincinnati. July 2.-Greasy Neale
doesn't like to play the right field at
Phlladelphia. The fence Is close in
2nd II is dihicult for him to gauge
ebound hits that nick the wail.
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First Game.

Totals. As Is 33 II
Ran for Gowdy in ninth.
tBatted for 0eschger in eleventh.
tBatted for Nehf in eighth.
Slated for Benton in ninth.
Slated for Douglas In eleventh.
Boston. 03 o o o 1 o . o "a
New York. k........ 100 / o o o.
Runs-Powen t2), Pick. Sullivan (2),
Boeckel, Maranville, Ford. Christenbury
Burns (2), Young (2), Kauf (2l, Doyle
Two-base hits-Sunivan, Smith, Young
Pick. Three chase hits-Sullivan. Gowdy.
Home runs-Young. Kauf. Pick Doyle,
Burns. Double plays-Maranville TO Pick to
Holke; Bancroft to Doyle TO Kelly. Left on
oases--Boston, O.; New York. 8. Bases on
balls-on 0eschger. 8; Nehf. 2: Douglas, J.
struck out--By Oeschger. 8; by Nehs,
Umpires-ouigley and O'Day.
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Runs-Lavan, Dillhoefer- Errors-scbult=.
Two-base hitS-Dillhoefer. Cation. Sacrifice
hits-Dosk. =. Stolen base--Stock. Bases on
balls--on Doak, 3; OF Hamilton, /; on
Mesdor, 2. Pitching record-of Hamilton,
. hits and . runs In innings. Left on
bases-st. Louis, ., Pittsburg, s. Time,
lao. Umpires-Rigler and Moran.
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Cops Bat STUD,

Oakland, July .. = Hugh Walker,
heavyweight boxer. who IL touring
coast rings. IL hailed a. the equal,
~ not the superior. OF Battling Nell
SON for sssimiiatins punlshment.
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Totals. IS 62T 1ol Totals. 81 GA II
Slated for Hamilton n eighth.
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MARINES TENNIS
TOURNEY UNDER WAY

The Marine Corps Tennis Tourna-
ment got under way this week
when the opening round, was played
on the municipal courts on the MonE
ument Grounds. A large number of
entrants are out for honors In this
tournament, and judging by yester-
days play. some sensational matches
will take place before the hnais ara
reached.
Matches in this tournament viii
be played from 4 to 5 p. m, each
afternoon until July 9. on Courte,
6, Z. s, . and 10 at Seventeenth and
B streets northwest.
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Babe Ruth, Sultan Of Swat
Has Gaupy,s Mark to Shoot at

CANNED baseball and keepslup some
thing like his present pace. And
even then It must be remembered
that Cravath, war-horse that he Is.
is still In the game occasionally and
hitting them out.
Cravath began polling homers in
Los Angeles I'm 1908 and since then
he has hit at least ten every year
except Ave. He has hit that figure
for ound-the-circuit clouts every
year since he Joined the Phillies
with one exception--1s1s.
In all he has ambled around the
bases after slamming the ball over
the fence exactly 21S times to date.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-03
Stadium for Kassas U.iver,itv.

Lawrence. Kans, July "A con-
crete stadium to seat $4,000 persons
and to cost 100000 Is to be built
for Kansas University on the present
site Of McCook Field. II will be
ready for the Football season of 1921.
- NJ o.. -
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
Syracuse. 4: Reading. Is.
Rochester, 2: Akron, 1o.
Buffalo, 8; Toronto. I.
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Totals. s47 '24 Is Totals. 30 "a 1

'None out when winning run scored.
tran for Elliott in eighth.
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- - - -
q. IS 10 IS 10 Totals. 80 Q 33 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
CURB SECURITIES
MOVE DOWNWARD
Losses Comparatively Small
and Heaviest Trading in
Independent Oils.

Stocks in the outside market moved
with the general weakness shown on
the Stock Exchange, but losses, as a
rule. were comparatively small. con-
sidering the amount of pressure in the
early trading. Accumulation of selling
orders in many cases forced liduida-
ton. met the opening of the market
and. although prices declined under
that first wave of selling. movements
In some more active shares barely ex-
ceeded q point. At the early low levels
light demand developed on short COW
ering, but the market slumped again
In the afternoon and made stu further
declines
Traders confined their heaviest opera
tons to independent ellis. in which losses
ranged up TO little more than points
General Asphalt and Carlb Syndicate
showed the largest declines among the
more active shares. while Midwest Re-
filming fell 3 points. International
Petroleum declined fraction, and
Snfms Petroleum changed hands at Its
previous low after making small adj
vance In the first few minutes. The
new Standard Oil Of Indiana stock with
q par value Of $50 was introduced to
the market.
There was little pressure against the
industrials. Aetna Explosives declined
Il fraction and heaviness was noted in
motors. Mines were not affected by
weakness elsewhere, and in some cases
made small recoveries from their re-
cent weakness.
Bonds were quiet and steady.
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
STATE or OKLAHOMA }

STATE or OKLAHOMA
COUNTY or HUGHES
In the Matter Of the Liquidation % tbs
American National Bank 81 Hodenville.
Oklahoma.
NOTICE.
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL BANK
The creditors OF the above named bank
are hereby notified that said bank. by
order Of the Board OF Directors concurred
IN by two-thirds OF the stockholders. went
into voluntary liquidation or the 18th day
OF septcnnher 1920 That Vernon II. Youns
was appointed lquidatng agent OF said
bank and you and each OF you are hereby
notified TO present your claims against said
American National Bank Of Holdenville.
Oklahoma. 20 me on or before the 18th day
Of November. 1870.
Dated at Holdenvile. Oklahoma. this the
18TH day Of October. 1870.
v Il. YOUNG. Liqudatiug Agent
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ASK BERGER CASE ADVANCE.
Supreme Court Requested 10 Ex-
pedite HEARING.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s--The Govern
ment to-day requested the Supreme Court
to advance for early hearing the case OF
Victor Berger convicted on charges Of
having violated the espionage act.
Twice elected 60 Congress. Berger was
denied Il seat-once before and once
since his conviction. Solicitor-General
Fricrson, who filed the motion 10 adj
vance. said it was Of great Importance
that the Government have an early
ruling for the guidance OF District Judges
in similar cases.
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Fire Record

s. ~ Loss.
i.5.p-ia0 nassau Sci. unknown... Unknown
.iO--3, Clinton 81. Jacob NHErr lrillns
$ 2O-2.A East i59th at.; y ~. Mould
ING GO. and Manhattan Wood
WnrknR Co..-.t. - !, h"iof"
2O-T1t -. AIMS av.. The Brorx;
unknown ..s...t.. ...ss O. .lNI-o'It
% '9u-S2 Bowery; urkuoWn. .......t ,IfulnE
9 ,4o-ils Lawts st.. Louis Cans Unknown
D. "
2:0O-iess Melville st. The Bror1
Frank Ia Roallo. ........... .TriflinE
. 80 shak osprare aud Iackeon ayes,
Tho Bronx Mirhaa rrren... THfiing
49, Nrt tcrdam av and i5ath It,.
toolhouse. Rengley Conatruc- ,,,-
-o wv W." 49, American
TOOK Co. ...... .... ..'.' 49,. lIli''"s
rO0-2, East i0ith o., Emma Haunt
man ........4.4.....- -.t.tt lflliluA
i5--tt1 Rlvington st, William
5.i5-staFy ana scundyiew ave. Tho
rronx automobile. Joseph
Iricc ......... +..... ..... .rr rts,t..
1:O5-t9 East Sth st.. Stylish Fulton
Worries .......,. ...4........ UNnoNit
s;05-i6 East 44th n Empire Cart 5,,,.,,
s.a5-Sih az. and ION 81 auto
g:o5--lHO west is2d ST.; Mrs .,..
o.io-4s wss, 25,h 81 L. olchiu =
e;is-5S west sth H.; Lion Rub
ois--S 5ss H sSsi ioi., st. clara VII.
20 Rolf West i0rh st angelo
Cbappiano .......... ....... Iriiilng
10 i1.-411 Brnadway. nroa Hang
Ecrclif Co.,, ..tt.t.. hhllu"h
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PENNsYLyANIA OIL MARKET.

OIL CITY. Nov. S.--Credit balances
SEQ. Runs, s4.619; average. G1,l72.
Shipments, 60,110; average. 57,065.
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TO THE HOLDERS or
THE CONSOLIDATION COAL co.
First and Refunding Mortgage $50 Bonds.
Due December L. 1850.

Due December 1, 1850.
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given, as provided In
Section of Article VI. OF the Indenture
dated December /. 1910. securing the above
bonds. chat offers win be received until 10
o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday. November %, 1920.
at the office OF the undersigned. 40 Broad
way. New York City, for the sale 70 u ON
Of par. OF bonds Of this issue In such
amount win exhaust the sum OF sixty
seven thousand seven hundred fifty-nIne dol
lars and eighty-niue cents 1857 1850.
Offers should be addressed 10 the TRUST
DEPARTMENT and prices should be quoted
cember 1920. should be collected In the
usual manner. Tho right Is reserved to
reject any and all offers in whole or In part.
GUARANTY Trust COMPANY
or NEW YORK., Trustee,
BY CHARLES IL. SABIN. President.
Dated. New York, November ., 1920.
THE MEXICAN EAGLE OIL COMPANY,
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
EXCHANGE OF PROVISIONAL CERTrFT-
Gates FOR DEF1NITIVE SHARE
WARRANTS.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that tid
'eiiMtive share Warrants 20 Bearer are
ready In England for delivery in exchange
for Provisional Certificates dated 18th
september. 1919.
Holders Of Provisional Certificates should
lodge them with the American Exchange
tive Share Warrants viii be handed them
In exchange therefor In about twenty one
days from receipt.
For WHITEHALL SECURITIES CORPORA
TON, Ltd.
By Its Attorney INTACT,
HERBERT ]. CARR.
Go Broadway. NEW YORK
9TH November. 1a20.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
SECI RITES CORPORATION
1875 P-Ondway.

NEW YORK. y. y. October 20, 1920.
Notice IS hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of The Stockholders 81 the Electrical
Securities Corporation xiii be held at the
office ~ the Corporation az i6j broadway,
IN the city of New York =. y. on Wcdnes-
day. the 10th day Of November, 1920. at y
O'Clock noon, for the purpose Of electins
directors and for the transaction 81 such
other business as may properly come before
the meeting. The polls viii remain open
from r. - r. VI. until 80 r. NJ. of said
day. Transfer books VIII be closed ~ the
close ~ business on October 3d. 1920. and
will reopen at IL O'Clock noon on November
H. 1890 l.. w. OSBORNE. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09

Ar advertisement ~ the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
herald offers real possibility o,
recovering your Lost property
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Net
Sales. High. Low. Last. Chgs.
1000 r Is, '23.... 9S % 9s
10000 Sinclair C 7iss. 9l7s 91ss 9lB
$4,000 Sol ct Gle S.. .100h 10O% 1904 ..
1000 South Bell Is. 94% DIX 94A ? y
2i000 Texas Co Ts... 9SA asNs 9sA + a
1900 Union Tank IL. zoos 1908 luO@s + %
1900 West Elec Is. 09ls 90 99is
FOREIGN BONDS.
10000 Cologne 31ks... sA 50 81
10000 Denmark Ss.. 1905 100 100 y
10000 French As, II. 43 42@ 42h y
$4,000 + Vic rs, 81. ~ 80 80 %
$4,000 Norway SIS 1908 zoos 1OOSs - y
10000 Swedish 6s.... 81 S. 81 X
60o0 Zurich $751;. 99A 99ls 1915 - u
tSes cents share. "Odd lots.
Total sales stocks. 437 G2J shares.
Total sales bonds. $956.0C0 par value.
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able
ADV Rumely n a., 81 80. Dec ~ Jan 3
Cnsoin Co OF Amer, 49,. Nov. 3 Nov. -
Crescent pipe Line, q, IJc. Nov. ~ Dec. -
INT cotton Mills, a., 81 80. Nov ~ Dec
fht Cot. Mills pf, o., 81 10. Nov. 20 Tee. I
H. r. Seamcns Co., O., VI. Nov. " Nov. 80
a. r. Seamens Co. pf., a., 81 Nov. ~ Nov. 30
Pitts, Young. Ash. pr, O.,
81 .Td.....s. ......sst 500 .ssNoNs ~ Lee. i
Pitts. Bess. L. r. pf,
50 ST.. ............ Nov. rs Dec.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION or HIGH
PRESSURE PUMPING STATION,
(TfHN TNTwrpOTfr


PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION or HIGH
PRESSURE PUMPING STATION,
CITY OF DETROIT.
Sealed proposals for the erection and com
pletion Of nigh pressure pumping station
for the Board OF Fire Commissioners, also
for concrete wharf. al located at the foot
o. Randolph ST., Detroit. for the Foard Of
Fire commissioners Department of Public
Works, and Public Lighting Commission,
OF the Secretary OK the Fire Commission,
Wayne and Larned SITS, Detroit. Mich. until
;39 o'clock. r. NJ. Monday. November %.
Separate proposals win be received on
the following branches Of the work: also
lump bids covering tho entire work:
(0 Foundations for pumping station.
6bD Superstructure for pumping station.
(c) Concrete wharf.
The entire work TO be in accordance with
plans and specifications prepared by Smith,
Hnchman & Gryls, architects. no Washing
ton Arcade, Detroit, Mich. and which plans
and specifications may be obtained upon ap-
pication NJ their office
Each bidder shah file with his bid. in a
separate envelope certified check in n
sum equal 10 five 90 per cent. OF the amount
Of bid payable TO the order of the Treasurer
City OF Detroit, and which check shall be
forfeited upon failure Of the successful bid
der 60 enter into contract witt the city
Of Detroit for the work, within not 20 exceed
fifteen days from date Of awarding OF con
tract.
The successful bidder will he required to
furnish a satisfactory Surety Company bond
in the full amount Of contract as n guar
autce or the fulfulment or same.
An contracts win be subject 10 the con-
fiimatfon Of the Common Council.
The right to reject any or all proposals Is
reserved HARRY BRNBYN, Secretary.
Board OF Fire commissioners,
City OF Detroit, Mich.
PROPOSALS FOR magnet wire, insuators,
auto tire pumps. shovel handles, asphaltum
boiler compound. paper. dippcr lips and
steel-Sealed proposals WIN be received Mt the
office Of fffc General Purchasing officer
the Panama Canal, Washington y. G.. until
80 O'Clock A. VI. November 20, 1920. at
which time they will be opened in public for
furnishing the above mentioned articles.
Blaf1ks and information relating to THIS cir
crIar n41a) may be obtained from this
office or the offices OF the Assistant Pur-
chasing Agent. - State ST., New York city;
600 Common St. New Orleans, La. and Fort
Mason. San francisco. Cal; also from the
United States Engineer offices In the princi-
pal cities throughout the United States A. l..
FLINT General Purchasing officer.
PROPOSALS FOX Overcoatg. Wooden. o. D.
office OF the Depot Quartermaster. T. g.
Army. PhradclNhia. Pa Sealed proposals
will be received here until II 90 A. NJ. No
vcniber -. 1920, for the manufacture Of all
or any part OF go COO Overcoats. from ma
tersls furnished by the United States. In
formation upon request.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions IN bankruptcy filed Monday In the
Urtsd States District Court were as follows:
Involuntary petition against A. Lepanto and
benjamin Klein. trading Lepalto Klein.
80 West Thfty-eiahth street. Business not
stated. Liabilities $4,000; assets $4,000
Julius Fischer, - Nassau street, Is attorney
for the three creditors petitioning.
Involuntary petition against Israel Felt.
silks. BIG Fifth avenue. Liabilities and as
sets not stated. Archibald Palmer. ~
Broadway is attorney for the three petioling
creditors.
Involuntary petition against Max and Jacob
Goldstein, ladies' apparel trading as Gold
stein Bros, 1888 Broadway. Liabilities and
assets not given Archibald Palmer, 800
Broadway. is attorney for the petitionins
creditors.
Involuntary petition against william
Deutsch. 900 Broadway, trading as william
Deutsch Co. Business not given I.labili-
ties so 900; assets 1000 Cohen. Rosenthal
& Shapiro 81 Union Square are attorneys
for the three creditors petitioning.
Voluntary petition by Harry Bollett, zoos
Ihird avenue, business not stated; Iiabili-
ties 81 ,O9e; no assets. Max BOLT. 271 Broad
way. Is attorney for the bankrupt.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY
Schedules In bankruptcy filed Monday In
the United States District Court were as fol-
lows.
Schedules of the Growers Fruit Company
wholesale frulterers, address not stated, give
liabilities as 1927 2J4: assets. So. 900
Schedules of weiss. Hershkowitz d Rem
merit. Inc, furs, POI West Twenty-ninth street,
Schedules of Louis :. Tara'sinsky. dry
goods, 81 Orchard street, give Liabilities as
S2o,13T; no assets.
RECEIVER IN BANKRUPTCY
The following receiver in bankruptcy was
appointed Monday IN the United States Dis
trict Court:
Judge Augustus ~ Hand appointed Percival
Wids receiver for Jacob kawanov jobber IN
silks trading as J, Kawanov and as the SILK
House, 40 Fourth avenue, IN a bond OF
SO 600. Liabilities exceed xIO OOO ogse@s
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rosEpH p. DAY. Auctioneor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30


To cara cmhman. James Tyroli and Ken
BY vir,ne OF an order Of the Court Of
Chancery made on the day OF the date
hereof IN a certain cause wherein Perth
Amboy Mortgage & Investment Co., IS
complainant and you and others are de-
PENDANTS. you are required 70 appear.
Complaint on or before the 18th day OF
September next. or that in default there
~ such decree be made against you as
the Chancellor shall think equitable and
just.
certsHn Iaads and premises in tSe city Of
Perth Amboy. Nj, whereof JONES E. Tyrell
aisd seized and known as lots No. 176 and
one half o. lot No. i75 on a map OF lands
Of the Perth Amboy Manufacturing Co.,
Rounded Northerly by Broad street.
Easterly ~ lot No. III. SGutherly by lots
Nos. Is5 anl 159, Westerly by half OF lot
No. III. tho said Westerly line being dis
tant from the Easterly line Of High street
fsT I-2 feet said premises being S7.5
clara Cushman are made a defendant be-
cause you ara the wife of the late Edward
TvreiL deceased and as such have or claim
TO have come interest IT. said lands and
premises by virtue Of YOUR inchoate right
OF dover therein.
And YOU James Tyrell and Kenneth Ty-
reiI are made defendants because you. are
such claim to have some interest in the
said lands and premises.
Dated July 10th. 1920.
LEO GILDBERGER,
Solicitor OF Compl.
IFS Smith Street.
Perth Amboy. N. J.
is17s-7-as-4t-oeT-fri
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30


Sealed bids and proposals will be receiv-
ed on August I'd. 1920, at 1880 p. NJ. stan
dard time by the Council in the Council
Chambers at the City Hall, Perth Amboy.
n. j., for the resurfacing and repairing Of
State Street from Smith Street north to
end OF brick pavement; Smith Street from
the ferry tC State Street and from the
Central Railroad to the lands of the Rari-
tan Terminal & Transportation Company;
Division Street from New Brunswick to
Broad Street; Gordon Street from Rector
Street to Second Street; Mcclellan Street
from Marke- Street to Smith Street, and
Center Street from High Street to State
Street. with Warrenite.
Plans. spe ciications, end proposal sheets
may be examined at the office Of Morgan
F. Larson. City Engineer, IFS Smith Street.
Perth Amboy, N. j., any week day from
$40 A. NJ. to $500 P. NJ. Bids must be
made on the proposal form furnished by
and addressed to the Council of Perth
Amboy. bearing the name and address of
the bidder on the outside.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash
or a certified check in the amount Of
81, 900 payable to the order of the City
Treasurer of Perth Amboy. without any
conditional endorsement. The successful
bidder will be required to furnish a surety
company bend in the amount Of the con-
tract price, conditioned for the faithful
performance of the work and indemnify
ing the City of Perth Amboy from all
proceedings. suits or actions of any namc
or description.
The Council reserves the ril hit to re-
ject any or all bids. II, in their opinion, II
is to the best interest OF the City so to
do.
Dated July e. 1890.
1sO96-7-21-26-30 Street Commissioner