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New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Onc Roof Now Houses
1000 Industrial Firms
tenants Represent Manufactur.
ers From All Parts of the
United States


The increasing Importance Of the
Times Square district as q merchan-
dising center and also the gradual an
proach Of business toward normal are
indicated by the large number of ,ea.ss
ror r nocr space In the Bush Termin al
oaies buildlng ut 130-132 West Forty
second street. near Broadway, which
"A recent rearrangement of the mer
cnandise divisions of the Bush bu;Idjne
maze available desirable locations iS
the tower OF the structure. The re
Gently completed addition to the huild .
.ng' erected at a cost of S4oo 900 at
iot los West Forty-frst Street. made
available to the merchandise divisions
tnat have heretofore been confined to
the main structure more than Al ooo
square feet Of additional floor space.
In these divisions almost one thou
sand Leading manufacturers show and
seH thelr lines to merchants and store
eeuyers from all parts of the United
states. Owing to the demand for addi
.lonai moor space on the part of tn
increasing number of manufacturer
represented in these divisions. and aieo
10 the fact that it is desirable to have
Az merchandise of similar charactar
snown on a single floor level, the mer-
chandlse divisions that formerly occu-
pied the tower of the building. vh;o
includes all floors above the tenth Aoor
nave been moved from these short
floors to the fourth, fifth, sixth. sev.
enth, eighth, ninth and tenth floors
which extend the entire length of the
block between Forty-hrst and Forty
second streets. This has left floor
space. in the short tower floors from
the eleventh to thirtieth floors, inclu
slve, open to executive Offices and show
rooms Tor many important concerns,
whlch have taken advantage of the op-
portunlty to locate in the bui1dino
The building is the headouarters Of
six important industrial associations
and one South American government :
information bureau. Manufacturers to
the number of almost one thousand
from great industrial centers in the
united states are represented in it's
merchandise sales divisions
Recent Tenants in Building
The Cross & Brown Company leased
floors and Offices in the Terminal Build
ing to the National Association of Cost
Accountants, George D. Russell. Steu-
art & Perry, the Holcomb & Hoke
Charlton Draft Company, Inc; Richard
M. krouse, Grandin. Dorrance, Sulli-
van. Inc; the Milwaukee Chair Com
pany Larkin G. Mead, the Wall Paper
manufacturing Association. the valley
Electric Company, Ingouf & Vaurie. the
Zine Arts Import Corporation, the
Radio Mat Slide Company. the National
Salesmen's Training Association, Ryan
d Wood, Arthur s. Roberts, the Mohr-
lite Company of America and Foster G.
Reynolds.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
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Manhattan

NEW four-rocm al apartment for rent AT sac
Telephone Bryant sf65
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Metropolitan Advances
$4,000. 600 in Loans

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company yesterday announced loans
aggre eating s5,00o,0o0 Of this amount
about 100000 are for ninety-four new
dwelling houses in this city, s620oOo
buildings The housing loans are for
fifteen years, payable in installments.
Other cities and places to share in
these loans are: Miami, Fla; Des
Moines, Iowa; South Bend, Ind; Gary,
Ind; Chicago, Akron, New Orleans,
Minneapolis, Charleston, Bessemerr,
Ala; Seattle and Spokane, Portland,
Ore; Knoxville, Tenn. Three million
FIVE hundred thousand dollars was
loaned on forty-nine farms in Kansas,
Arkansas, Alabama, Iowa, Georgia, Col
orado, North and South Carolina, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri,
South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota and
Oklahoma.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Other Trading in Flats

Charles S. Kohler.. Inc, sold 52s
West 1s7th Street, six-story elevator
apartment, s76xe411.
Henry S. Kirschner bought the five
stcrv fat at the southwest corner Of
Madison Avenue and 10th Street, 26x
%, from the estate OF Ferrucio vi
vanti William Greenbaum. executor,
through the Sherman Brokerage Corn
PAM.
Peppie Butler sold to Joseph Feiner
and Sarah Baker the six-story tene-
ment, 204-206 East Tooth Street, 376
x1oo.
Morris R. Horowitz sold to Charles
Friedman the fve-storv apartment 6o4
West 1s1st Street, 5ox1oo
Sarah RessleT sold to Frederick W.
Krochle the four story tenement, 36o
East Seventy-sixth Street, 25x102.2.
The Nineteenth Ward Realty Com
pany sold to Sophie Nagin the six
story tenement, 26s Delaney Street,
northeast corner of Columbia Street,
e5y10n
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Stores and Movie Theater
For Rogers Place Block Front

Morris Maran's Murray Holding
Company has purchased through
Spotts & Starr, Inc, from the Central
Union Trust Company and Frederick
Johnson, executors of the George f.
Johnson estate. the block front on the
east side of Rogers Place, between
163d Street and Westchester Avenue,
with frontages of 105 feet on 163d
Street, 126 feet on Rogers Place and
sixty nine feet on Westchester Ave
nue.. The property will be improved
with q one-story building containing
stores and theater, having seating
canacitY of / 150n
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Operator Sells
Another Group
OF Apartments
joseph Shenk. Who Recently
Transferred 65 Houses,
Parts With Ten Others
in West Harlem Section

Joseph Shenk. operator, who re-
Gently transferred sixts-fve apart.
ments in the upper part of the city.
yesterday disposed Of ten others in the
West Harlem section which he re-
Gently acquired. To Tomback l. Fisher
Mr.. Shenk sold the three six-story
apartment houses at $50, 2s4 and 2sS
West 1l1th StSeet, 125x10o, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues: the four
six-story structures at 1892 West
Ninety-esghth Street, 1s5x1oo. between
Central Psrk West and Columbus Ave
rue, and the two SIX story apsrtine nts.
with stores. at the southwest cnrner
of Lexington Avenue and 12sd Street,
65x10o. Mr. Saenk recently purchased
these nine houses from Reuben Sadow-
sky.
Mr. Shenk sold to syndicate,
headed by Barnet Klar, the Lake View,
six-story elevator apartment at 35-41
West 10th Street, which he bought
last week from the Mcrgenstern Bros.
Syndicate. Mr.. Klar's syndicate was
also the buyer Of the sixty-fve houses
recently sold by Mr.. Shenk.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Joseph p. Day Elected Director
of Realty Associates

Joseph P. Day was elected director
at yesterdays meeting of the Realty
Associates. The directorate, as at pres
cnt composed, consists of Frank
Bailey, Andrew D. Baird, Charles
S. Brown, Clinton D: Burdick,
Edward c. Delaheld, William M
Greve. Crowell Hadden, Louis j.
Horowitz, Edward T. Horwill, Clarence
II. Kelsey. Frederick Potter James G..
Wentz and William H. Nheeloek.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
A. ]. Robertson Sells Attractive
Home at Pelham Heights

Fish & Marvin sold for A. ]. Robert
son his Colonial house on Elderwood
Avenue, Pelham Heights, to member
of the new Pelham Golf Club. The
property was held at 100000.
The same brokers rented for Bertram
Bosnian his community house in Beach
Tree Terrace to Jack Eaton, scenario
writer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Home Buying in Brooklyn

Home Buying in Brooklyn
J. Laeov sold for the Mf1ler-Bergs
Building Corporation to Max Gold
stein Sl2 Avenue j, three-story
dwelling with garage, 4ox1oo, for
Henry Pierson & Co., Inc, sold 5s5
Fifth Street, three-story dwelling,
for estate of Augustus T. Hanabergh.
Moriarty & Hollahan sold q plot
40x1o0 on the west side Of Fourth
Avenue, sixty-one feet north of Bay
Ridge Avenue. for Arthur Stone to a
client for imnrnYemert.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Realty Owners Association
Favors Port DEVELOPMENT Bill

The United Real Estate Owners AS
sociation at recent meeting passed
resolutions favoring the Meyer-Adler
bill, commonly known as the New York
and, New. Jersey port treaty, which
has been introduced in the Legislature.
The resolution states in part that the
city has spent hundreds of millions
of dollars for development of passen-
ger rapid transit shut not one dollar
for handling freight
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Ten-Story Apartment
For Lexington Ave. Cor.
Rhinelander Company to Spend
$500, 900 ON New Housing 4
Project at Q(lth Street

Plans were filed yesterday for ten
story apartment, to be erected at the
southeast corner of Lexington Avenue
and Ninetieta Street, on plot 101.2x
S4.9.
Rhinclander Real Estate Company and,
according to Maynicke & FRANKIE, archi-
tects, will cost 100000.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Rent Stores Downtown

Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the store, 1873 Maiden Lane, to Charlie
Davidson the store and basement, 113
John Street, to Gus Faclavas. Michael
Menidiatis and Nicholas Patitsas; a
floor at 103 Front Street to Cohen &,
Co; floor at 1913 William Street to
Ravner Press, and additional space
at 118 William Street to Pacific Fire
Insurance COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Another Insurance Firm Joins
Lover 5th Avenue Colon,

The London Guarantee and Accident
Insurance Company Limited, of Lon
don, leased through Spear T. Co. the
sixteenth floor In the Hudson Build
ing, 1922 Fifth Avenue, at an aggre~
sate rental Of over 100000. This Is
the third insurance company to come
into the lower Fifth Avenue section
within tho last year, the Ocean Acct
dent and Guarantee Company having
taken two floors and the Commercial
Union Fine Insurance Company ore
floor at ia Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Real Estate News
$4,000 for Right
To Sell Smokes
To Curb Brokers

FOR the privilege Of furnishing
Smokes" and the "makings~ to
Curb brokers In their new building,
which soon will be completed, on
Trinity Place, William A. Hollings-
worth will pay s5o.eeo. A stand will.
be erected in the members smoking
room, adjoining the board room
the floor of the Curb. Tankoos,
Smith 4 Co. negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Activity in Mount Kisco

Joseph E.. Merriam sold for John h.
Whyte his residence on Hillside Ave
nue., Mount Kisco, to Charles !. Hollins..
head; for Wolfe Marks the balance of
his property to the Mount Kisco Laun-
dry, Inc; the farm of Herbert A.
Briggs, at Yorktown Heights, consist
ing of twenty-five acres, overlooking
Lake Mohansic, to o. ]. Brown, held at
SIS 600, and the farm of Jacob Maurer.
on Croton Lake, including fourteen
acres, to Teto Brecetti.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Church of St. Simon Plans
FdiGce for Ryer Ave. Corner

The Church of st. Simon, the Rev
William E. OFarrell pastor, is to
build place Of worship to cost
100000 at the southeast corner of
Ryer Avenue and 182d Street, 744x163x
irregular Plans call for a one story
structure, from designs by Eliot
Lynch.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Cable Directory Headquarters
To Be i'm Tishman's Building

Cross & Brown Co. leased space
in the new sixtesn- STORY baolding, re
Gently completed by Julius Tishman &
Sons, at 10 West Thirty seventh
Street, to the international Gable
Directory Company, for executive Of
fees
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Long island

ALONG THE GREAT SOUTH BAY
Attractive Houses to Rent;
Desirable Properties for Sale.
JEREMIAH ROBBINS
Babylon L. /. Telephone 5S
FOR HALE-AT BAYsHonU. L. l., g.
room house; about twelve cultivated
acres; nicely shaded high elevation. Bar
gain. $1,000. DONELLAN. 140 Nassau st.,
Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Cleveland Property at Miami,
Valued at $50. 900. Is Sold

Ladd & Nichols have sold the Cleve-
land property at Miami, Fla, consisting
Of shore front, large modern house
held at $4,000. This sale is the sec
ond one of over $4,000 closed by the
same brokers in the last two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
A RARE BARGAIN An anxious to Sc

a KAkE bAKUAIN r ,in snsious no 90, 70 s. 7
. weeks fine home property consisting of
beautiful modern Colonial house of ten
rooms. two tiled baths and nne sleepsne.
corner plot. with fine lawn. flowers and
shade trees Easy committing distance. ia
heart OF Jerseys most beautiful suburban
community near express station and troll
ley line; bathing and boating within walk
Ing distance; $4,000 cash secures title and
occupancy; complete in every detail includ
ing large garage, electric. iighta ANA ~
tures- shades and electric range ready for
immediate occupancy. balance of 50 6an on
ofhce box lle7. City Hall Station, New
York City. -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
wEsTcHEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
$500 CASH

VIII buy at Rryn Mawr Park. on outskirt.
OF Bronxville choice 1roon house on
large plot with fine old shade. The house
IS exceptionally we'll built with many limo
Vations for easy housekeeping has ever
npro ovemeAt and is Dutch Colonial. oi
vide, white shingles. The price is $4,000
Easy terms. ROBERT f. FARLEY OR.
GASIZATI0N. IL Z. oath ST., n. Y. C.
Murray Hill 772D.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
III. L. Hildebrandt, Artist, BUYS
House for Studio in 5lst Stree.

The Frank L. Fisher Company sold
for the Kahn estate 306 East Fifty
first Stret, 18.Sx1O0, to H. L. Hide
Brandt, portrait painter, for his studio.
Rose Adler sold to Reuben Cohen the
three-etory dwelling 212 West 121st
Street, 15x10011.
Clarence H. Fay sold to James M.
Howell the three story dwelling 27
West 130th Street, 196x100.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

woNDNRFuL oPPoRTUN1TY-compa pany
having outErown present quarters will
sublet about 10, 900 square feet with light
on four sides in desirable location for two
years at figure considerably below mar
ket price. No manufacturing. Excellent
shipping facilities Phone Murray Hill
353n Ext s.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
Brooklyn

Brooklyn
HOUSE FOR SALE OR LEASE, SIX
rooms; last November; completely
equipped, neatly constructed, &14.5oo; easy
terms: inrn late occupancy. 1o7 South 2eth
st., Broadway, Flushing. Inquire prem
ises or Bennett. Rector 1900.
BROOKLYN HE1GHTs-Ten minutes
from Wall st; four and Eve room apart
ments: freproof elevator building. II. ".
STELLE, so Maiden Lane, New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
In the Auction Market

BY Henry Brady
yARICK ST. 90 s. SO Beach st. 25x65.
vacant BenG & Mtg Guarantee, CO agt
Peter II McArdle ct al. due. s22 sse os;
tatssa etc. sx,s9o; to ths defendant TOR
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Westchester

OWNERS will sacrifice several North White
Plains we'll located building lots to close
out holdings; builders opportunity. JOS.
LAMBDEN E. son, INC. SIS Lawson ct.
Phone 800 New Rochelle, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
NEW HOUSES

Just completed. ready for occupanee. a
minutes from Hudson Terminal, 5 and
rooms bath. steam heat; large ii,tng room,
az lmproTern nsnts sewer. wafer. gas else
tricity; three rai-1ntes TO station; on large
plots. prices $500 to sle 800 20 per Ger,
cash. balance on terms to suit: fev ve-s
desirahle rlo,s for sale. FRANK MILLER
~ Para Row taisVaoas Barclay seas.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

Gets Dwelling in 123d Street
Thomas J. OReilly leased the three.
story dwelling at West l23d street
for Mrs. Helen M. Dwight to W. 3
Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

IN your spare time take up = course ri
instruction Ia some profitable profession or
ana Male Instruction Column In to-dayss
AHouns.--Aovrs
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Gerry Sells in Cherry Street

Elizabeth T. Gerry sold to Altref
sharman 73 Cherry Street, vacan
plot 80 3.3x12O.s, to Water Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

Sells Yorktown Heights Farm
Prince & Ripley sold for Raymont
Spaulding. his farm at yorktown
Heights.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

W. S. Lapham Buys on Sound
Harris, Vought & Co. sold to W. 5.
Lapham, of this city, one-half acre at
Wilson'S Point. on the Sound, between
Darien and South Norwalk, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Greenwich

Greenwich Village House Sold
J. Irving Walsh SOLD for Mrs. Ethel
r. Haythe the three-story dwelling,
248 West Eleventh Street, l6.ax5o
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Broker in Madison Ave. Sale

Samuel Kaplan was the broker ir
the sale of the northeast corner OF
Madison Avenue and Eighty ninth
Street, reported recently
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
New Jersey

NUTLEY-Artist's suburban home. on plot
14ox1so it.; 12 large rooms. all modern
conveniences; open freplaces; studio. ask
ss. Price $4,000. Terms. Full particu-
lars, II. r. Vaughn. Perry st. Tel. Chel-
sea 3339.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Richmond

LEAVING city, forced sell .x ,eptionallv
constructed home, seven large rooms
Improvements; hot water heating system
copper screens throughout: large plot :
bathing beach rights; Just completed; tax
exempt; easy committing. Koon 15e
Oceanic Av.. Eltingvile Shore.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Staten Island Church Purchases
Dwelling for Parish House

The Brighton Heights Reformed
Church purchased from Mrs. Fedor
Schmidt her dwelling and grounds at
Daniel Low Terrace, Fort Place and
Belmont Place, St. George. The church
Moffat & Schwab. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
slOO. 600 Loan on 7th Ave.

Lawrence. Blake & Jewell placed for
the upjohn Company, of Kalamazoo
Michigan, a loan of 100000. on the
southwest corner of Morton street ana
Seventh Avenue. new hve-story ouiid-
ing to be used by themselves.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
Fifteen Rooms ON 5th Avenue
For E. 7. Stehli. Silk Merchant

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment of fifteen rooms and five
baths in the building completed recent
ly at 910 Fifth Avenue to E.. ]. Stehli
president of the Stehli Silk Cor
poration.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29

Flat in East 18TH St. Sold
Nehring Brothers sold for the Metro,
politan Mortgage Company to Edward
A. Dorman, 62s East 18th Street, a
FIVE and one-half-story apartment 8T.ox
New-York tribune., 1921-03-29
TO LET-FuRN1sHED


Manhattan
SlST STREET. corner Central Park West
Hotel Beresford; two large, beautiful
rooms with bath, fourth floor: corner
apartment, nine outside windows fve over
looking Central Park; to suoet from May
!, furnished or unfurnished. Addresses s. H.
Busser, Hotel Beresford, or telephone
Schuyler 924o. Apartment 144.
7TH AVE. 18th STE r. T. station and
9Th Av bus at door; handsomely furni ish ed
apt. large rooms. bed; baths. large
closet, high ceilings, cool. Apr to Oct. or
longer, $500. Tel. Rector $3.50
ED ST, 9 EAST-Handsomely furnished
new apartments. and rooms and
bath: service. Ring Paddels bell
APARTMENTS TO LET-UNFURNISHED
Manhattan
16sTH. sol w, cor. Broadway-elevator
apartment; SIX large rooms. bath; choice
residential section. All modern Improve
ments.
NEW four-rocm spa artfnent for rent at $50
Telephone Bryant sf65
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

~w Jersey & Spns investment
The corporation Nof this STATE.
pal office is situated at the
icoH Pearl Place and Miller street.
Of Perth Amboy. County OF
kNssfbeing the agent therein and In
MI thereof, upon whom process may
Meal. has complied with the require
aFx Of IAN act concerning corporations
Vision Of 1861" preliminary to the
Ing OF this Certificate of Dissolution;
Tow, THEREFORE,. l. THOMAS :.
)IARTIN, Secretary of State q the state
III New Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that
r said corporation did, on the eigh-
Sehth day Of May, 1921. me In my office
duly executed and attested consent IN
iHtinR to, the dissolution of said cor
Eofati6n, executed by all the stockholders
hereof, Which said consent and the rec
4 n of Me proceedings aforesaid are now
III AlAd in my said office as provided by
E1NYTEsTIMoNY WHEREOF, I have
Etedo set my hand and affixed my Of
VI seal. at Trenton, this eighteenth day
YMny. A. D. one thousand nine hundred
&tnd twenty-ons.
D. s. THOMAS F MARTIN.
Secretary of State.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
STRAIN
/ IN BIC FIGHT
iCorbett Says That Dempsey
; is Most Nervous Champ
He Ever Knew
RY DEAN

Between now and the afternoon
July 2, Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter will undergo a terrific
mental strain.
This is the mo Mans Land of
anxiety through which all cham
pions and challengers pass.
1t is going to effect Dempsey far
more than the F~renchman, thinks
James j. Corbett, ex-heavyweight
champion.
"Dempsey is the most nervous
heavyweight champion 1 ever
Knew" says Corbett.
And Corbett, the conqueror of the
great John L.. Sullivan has seen
hem all come and go for the past
80 years.
-:'Bempsey is the hunted now in
1<edd of the hunter as at Toledo two
reArs ago.
N-He has everything at stake.
Carp is Cool
"Carpentier, who risks nothing is
cool, CALCULATING fellow. He i'm
presses me as a better waiter than
Dempsey. He'll be spending the time
between now and the time of tho
light mapping out plans of attack
on the champion.
"Of TIKI old champions. I think
reffries ibid Willard were the more
rose airing training grinds. They
! pa fellows and couldn't daz-
friends by fancy dancing
Arring partners.
N 3iNMvan was the aggressive ner-
type. He was a hard worker
EE carried a braggadocio
Id of supreme confidence.
"Fitzsimmons and johnson were
<ervous types. They showed
XII kfk.-l uN1AyV
<0vered up by kidding their friends.
II was always during the
3nng training days. But that tension
zDft me the minute / climbed into the
Ing for the fight. An electric wave
to pass over me and left me
Ijool and calm.
n Dempsey All Nerves
III 1Dempsey enters the ring for his
<Ixhts with a morose look on his
Zee. This is intensified by the
hack beard which he always grows
55rior to battle.
IS sCarpentier years more of a
iearching, expectant, cat-like ex-
Yression on his face when he climbs
Between the ropes. The Frenchman
y al! business.
"Of course nobody knows what
Actics Carpenter will adopt against
Dempsey.
There is only way to fight a
nan who hits with Dempsey's
team. 1t is the hit-an-get-away
lyle until the opening
where ystr-afn put all you've got in
b yoy5 Buileckout punch.
y NEW pentier can hit, too, as
st: shows.
~ opinion that Dempsey
ut on his hands his time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

the idea of a local world series this
fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
Cloyers af Charleston

The Clover baseball team of this
city will travel to Charleston, Stat
en- Island on Sunday afternoon,
where they are scheduled to oppose
the representative diamondo team
of that place. Oldenloom and Low
will be in the points for the Glover
team in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

Failure of enough entries to
breeze in for the King Albert Cup
races has caused the postponement
of the yacht classic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

Manager Jawn Evers sometimes
leaves the field during playing hours
by request.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

The quiet sign hangs out so often
at Carpenters barbed wire castle
that the place resembles a hospital
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

Connie Mack doesn't care how
poorly a ball player plays SO long as
he tries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

The Franklin baseball team of
this city will hold a practice ses-
sion on the Raritan Copper Works
field tonight in preparation for their
tussle scheduled for Sunday after
noon with the Alerts of Atlantic
Highlands All of the players on
the Franklin roster are requested
to report for tonight's drill, which
will start at s O'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

They are calling the Baltimore
Orioles the nonstop team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

swat the fly is the motto OF
other players besides Babe Ruth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

The pawn shops will do a big
business after July 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
ATE OF NEW JERSEY
APARTMENT OF STATE

sTFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Whom these presents may come
REAS, It appears to my satisfac-
, duly authenticated record OF the
ings for thp voluntary dissolution
Z by the unanimous consent of all
,cthoIdcrs depnsited in my Office,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

Ed Horemans has convinced a lot
of worries that he is their master
during his stay in this country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

Jim Jeffries would like nothing
better than to be a ringside referee
at the eJrsey City merry-go-round.