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property way uptown on 42nd street across broadway and seventh avenue a little triangle hotel their downtown and he sold that property to the new york times. and it became time square. one of the deals is that his name has to appear on the building in the lease and it remains there for many years. that williams was witness to all of that and was in charge of madison square garden was in a different location for when prince henry prussia it was one of the biggest events for tour of several american cities. . . . . at his house, tl palace. . . . . at his house, tl he was a boy then and had never gotten over it, so he became a this big advocate for black culture and wanted to know more. he thoroughly was in charge of the decorations, but also he was about fair play, so he had his staff do it which meant that he put one of the coworkers in charge and the prince was so impressed that he asked him to come back to decorate the state room anstateroom and the palaced them back with a diamond watch and everything. these kind of things really affected james williams coming of age. it was like an apprenticeship where you learn what people want and seeing what people are orderi

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