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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-18
PROPOSALS

April l.. 1872.
Bids will be received by the City Clerk
until l. o'clock noon, April u. for rcmOy
ing garbage, ashes. paper. rubbish. refuse.
ofTal and other matter from all Of the
streets, lanes and alleys every day (Sun-
day excepted1.
For removing streets sweepings from ali
streets. lanes and alleys on days when
piled by the city men. For the ensuing
year from June !. 1922.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids, or any portion of bids For fur
Their information and specifications, apply
VIM II. YANSANT,
a22 City Commissioner.
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There will be no need of censorship
if the motion picture people live up to
their after-dinner speeches. - WASH
ington Star. s-
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Worth CuItivating.

"How rich is Mr.. Gra0colnF
"He must be quite wealthy"
"Yes:"
Several artists have told him he
would make a magnificent portrait
study"
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that on and after
April I9sh. the City Clerk is ready to be-
gin the issuance of all 1922 licenses
All persons. or bodies corporate. requir-
ing same in accordance with the City Code
are notified to procure licenses before May
l, 1922.
City Clerk.
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Under and by virtue OF the power OF saie
contained In a mortgage from the Circle
plavhonse. Inc. dated April 20. 1871 anu
recorded among the Land Records OF Anne
ARUNDEL County in I.iber w. y W No. 80,
rnlio in the undersigned. as the Assignee
-, s,i,I ,nnr.t.rarc hy short assignment.
also duly recorded among said Land Res,
orils. will Offer For sale by public auction
nj the Court House door. in the CITY o.
'Aunouolis MARYLAND. on
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Tuesday. May s. 1922,

AT IL O'Clock A. NJ.
the property mentioned in said mortgage
and described az follows:
BEGINNING for the same al stake 10
Gated ~ feet inches from the northwest
side of Fifth street at its intersection with
Severn avenue. and running thence at
right angles with Severn avenue II feet In
northwcsterly direction to a pipe. thence
at right angles with said line and Fifth
street ~ feet . inches in a nOrtheastcrly
direction to post, thence along the line
Of Fifth street in northwesterly direction
los feet To pipe located on the line be
tween this property ana the lot recently
sold by q. Clifton Sunderland to the
Chance Construction Company, thence
along said line in a southwesterly direc-
ton TO the line of Severn avenue for dis
tance of 2J6 feet, thence in northeasterly
direction along Severn avenue for a dis
lance Of 10 feet , inches To the place OF
beginning.
This property is good business stand
and is improved by store in which n
good business is now being conducted, and
is very desirable for business purposes.
TERMS OF SALE:-casII on ratification
of sale, or all cash at option of purchaser.
A deposit OF $500 required on day of sale,
Half Of the purchase money can be OBJ
tanned on mortgage.
JAMES w. OWENS,
Attorney named in Mortgage.
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PUBLIC SALE
I TUSItVs.
WILLIAM III. MOSS,
Auctionepr.


By virtue of a warrant of distress, is
sued at the suit of Rudolph Kaiser against
the goods and clIattels land and tene-
meuts Of William Morris Feldmeyer 20 me
tress all the estate, right. title, interest
property claim and demand III law anu III
equity of said William Morris Feidineyrr
I'M and to the following property. namely :;
Five auto tires large truck tire: q
inner tubes: ~ auto springs; i tire rack:
auto grease pump; 1 auto jack; l step
ladder: ? oil drums and pump; lot o!
brake lining; 1 Niagara Triplfcator:
bulb cabinet ana contents; 3S cans Whlz
PRODUCTS: &c spark plugs: II boxes Good
year tire putty; ! 80 by q Mason tune;
show case counter; Singer sewing ma
chine; L fat-top' desk; cabinet desk !
rocking chair; l small rack; 3 pairs skid
chains and lot of cross chains: spring
auto bumpers chest of drawers ana con-
tents; ] cash register; bundle OF rubber
hose; rack, clips and bolts: brace wren.
ches; 20 can Leath X. NJ. Top dressing;
can Steiner HydrOkit; 10 rubber connec-
tions; cans Wonder Worker Top Dress
ing: = Ford Timers; coil copper tubing ;
coil Tabrick tubing; Beardmore Water
meters Il small cabinet: oak cabinet with
distributor parts; ; porcelain core plugs:
glass oil gauge steering braces
teries for Ray-O-light. and other articles
. blow out patches; 20 boxes piston rings;
I wind shield visor Il small lot heavy
rubber tubing; Air-co gauges; = Keep
chair. and lot of miscellaneous articles.
And / hereby give notice, that on
Saturday, April %, 1922,
At Il o'clock
in the City of Annapolis. Maryland. / will
offer for sale the said property so seized
and taken in distress. by public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, at 100 Col
lege Avenue. Annapolis Maryland.
RICHARD +. SIMMONS.
Bailif.
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Re Specific.

Farmer Giles-Allus be oop and do
in, my boy-allus be oop and doin'."
Son educated in the city)-Up to
what. father? And doing whom?
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY
situate on the South side of West Street,
Annapolis, Maryland.

Under and by virtue of a power of sale
contained in Il mortgage from RObb
Combs AMI wife. dated the 18th day of
January, 1921. recorded among the Land
Records OF Anne Arundel county in Liber
w " w No. "S. folio 19T. aud in pursu-
ance of an order OF the Circuit Court for
Anne Arundel county, in Equity. passed
on the 10th day of April. 1922. in the Mat
ter of the Trust Estate of Robb Combs.
No. 1915 Equity. we will offer at public
sale at the Court House door, Annapolis,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
OF Robb Combs, Trading as kobD
Combs q Go.

By virtue Of an order Of The tlrul
Court for Anne Arundel county dluns "
Equity. passed on the ION day q apf.fi
1872. In the matter Of the Trust l si',.,o !.
Kobb Combs. the undersigned trustees
will offer At public sale on
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Vicious Circle.

Vicious Circle.
You get a wrinkle and then you fret
And fretting tires the brain.
The more you get the more you fret.
1t is an endless chain.
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SOMETlME S

Assumptions. !.
The man of egotistic turn
Would not annoy us so
II he would only try TO learn
What he pretends to know.
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Long Suffering.

"what are you reading:"
"The Married Life of Ellend and
Joren.'"
Hasn't that woman gotten d.
vorce yet?"
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FLARES UP
81 hear Bill married on old flame"
Eyes, and she makes II pretty hot
for him."
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire herewith tu thank all our
friends Tor their Kindness during the II.
ness of DorOthca f. Heller aud to tApi'"
of the beautiful Hoidi ""
utcs sent NJ the time OF her fuh'r'i.
THE FAMILY
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The Reason For 1t

Mother, why does the stream seem
to be laughing along on its way?"
THE channel has just tcen divert
ed, my son''-Farm Life.
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WIN. ii. MOSS ~
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE

Valuable Real Estate known as
the Circle Playhouse, on
State Circle, between Cornhili
and East streets, Annapolis,
Md.
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SALE
OF vALUABLE-
RESIDENCE AT MURRAY
HILL

Under and by virtue of the power OF sale
contained in a mortgage from Rom
Combs ard wife. dated the nth day OF
January. 1920. and recorded IN Land Lec-
ords of Anne Arundel county in Liber
w " w No. Z folio, Isl &C.. and III pur-
suance of an order of the Circuit Court
for said comfy. in Equity. passed on the
10th day of April. 1872 ia the matter OF
the Trust Estate Of Robb Combs. No. 1913
Equity, we viii offer AZ public sale ut the
Cnnrt Hn1,sl. ,lnnr Arlilannlis. Nd. on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-18
Tuesday, May 9, 1922,

At eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
all that lot of ground on the north side OF
Southgate avenue. Murray HILL Annapolis
which was conveyed TO Robb Combs by
Eugene Iglehart by deed dated roth Janu-
airy. 1920 laid down on the plat nled with
said deed and recorded in Land records
of said county in Liber W. y. w No. -
folio -. and in said deed fully described.
Said lot fronts 20 feet on Southgafe ave-
rue, and mas a uniform depth from the
curb line of said avenue OF HOBO feet and
is composed Of Lots - and "a OF B.ock II
Of Melvin's. Plan of Murray Hin
The said Tot il Improved By large new
commodious dwelling house. With all moi
ern improvements and conveniences. Ter
sons desiring to inspect the property VIII
please apply Ia the undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE:--Cash on ratification
of sale. a deposit of 500 Will be required
of the purchaser on the day of sale. Ar
engagements may he made by a responsible
purchaser 10 SECURE 20 per cent: OF the
purchase nssneS ODD agst slHorfgase Of tie
property -
JAMES NJ MU<ROE.
Attorney named in Mortgage.
CHARLES F. LEE.
JOHN q. SCHILPP.
Trustees
J. ROLANIpaBEADY,
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w. ii. MOSS Auctionecr.
ATTORNEYS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT EAsTPORT

At the request of the owner and by vir-
tue Of. power Of sale i'm mort gage from
G.. G. Sunderland. dated the 22nd day of
September. 1917. ana recorded among the
Land Records in llibcr q. w. No. III. folio
313. the Undersigned. attorney named In
said mortgage. will offer at public sale AT
the Court House door. In Annapolis. on
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For tickets and Information apply at our
city ticket Offices: West Street Station.
State House Station, College Avenue and
Bladen Street; CarYel Hall. Maryland
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FOR SALE-Rccd stroller. i'm -.at ,..n.
ton. Apply l3i Conduit street or can
i16-J. ago
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WANTED

WANTED TO RENT Ev Ma, fn .
furnished or 1-room house IN Vu--",
hili or other equally Uls.r5tic
Phone i1i-J
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Entered at Annapolis PostOfflce az
Second Class Matter.
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WANTED Apply % S,-.
a-N
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FOR RENT-Furnishe apartment, or rs
single rooms; no children. Phone w }.
FOR RENT Rooms for week rlils ana
lime Week. Apply III Gloucester
troot ul9
FOX Neutrality-suspicious. furnished, g.
oud floor. Gloucester Apartments al'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16

and shortly after. in a fit OF casper
alton. lighted the candle, found his
book. and fumbled vainly for q
cigarette.
What greater folly could there be
than to want a cigarette and do
without one when there were pientJ
in the drawing room, I o be had fol
the taking? He rose and left hi.
chamber.
Shielding the candle fame with
his hand, he gained the drawing
room as noislessly as any ghost.
The fire had died down till only
enters glowed. faint under films OF
ash
The cigarettes were not where he
had expected TO find them, near one
end of a certain table. Duchemin
put down the candlestick and moved
toward the other end, discovering
the box he sought as soon as his
back was turned to the light. In the
same breath this last went out.
He stood for a moment transixcJ
in establishment. There were no win
dcws open, no draughts. An insane
thing to happen to one, at such an
hour, in such a place -.
He turned back to relight the can.
de. 1t was gone.
Continued i'm Our Next Issue)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

When the English Secret Service
sent the brilliant detective, who re-
lerred TO be known as
ANDRE DUCHEMIN, to the south Of
France to avoid harm from the
vengetul Bolsheviki, they unwIIting-
ly opened the way to more hazard
Gus adventures.
First he had rescued from robDery
by ApacheS
NINE. DE SEVENIE and her guests,
among whom was the beautiful
EVE DE MONTALAIS, American
widow of a French officer nd pGss-
essor OF a magnificent collection of
jewels.
While Duchemin was dining at
tho chateau, a strange automobile
party takes refuge from a storIi..
II consists OF
WHITAKER MONK; his secretary,
PHlNUlT; the latter's brother,
JULES, who acts as chauffeur and
the
COUNT and COUNTESS DE LOR-
GNES.
Duchemin's suspicious are aroused
when they cleverly inquire OF Eve
dc Montalais' jewels and learn dat
they are i'll the chateau. Above all,
Duchemln is dismayed when tney
speak of the Lone Wolf" the
famous master craftsman OF ear Ter
days. Did they know his secret?
Duchemin is attacked again by the
same Apache and severely wounded
before being rescued by Eve lie
M~ontalais.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16

upholstered furniture. On the third
floor will be a complete display of
bedroom furniture and sanitary bed
ding. The fourth floor will be util-
lied for the display of dining room
furniture. in complete suites or
separate pieces. A new feature of
the store will be series of rooms on
every floor where complete room
outfits can be shown in their en-
tirety.
The fifth floor will be utilized en-
tirety for odd pieces of furniture,
such as wardrobes, cabinets and the
hundred and one things that go to-
ward making the complete home
furnishing store. The sixth floor will
be entirely used for a finishing and
upholstery shop where furniture is
prepared by skilled mechanics for
delivery to the home. The basement
which will be zen feet six inches
high. will house all the kitchen fur
niture, gas and coal ranges, as we'll
as all other furniture designed for
kitchen use.
1t is proposed that a complete
house furnishing department will be
installed, thereby giving newlyweds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16

sat forward, elbows on knees, hands
laced, her level gaze holding his.
1t is true, our acquaintance is bare
ly three weeks old; but the mask
you hold between yourself and the
world, lest it pry into what does not
concern it, has been lowered when
you have talked to me; and | have
lad eyes to see what was revealed"
"Ah, madame!'
the nature OF a ma OF honor,
monsieur, simple of heart ami gen.
erous. as faithful as he is brave
Eve had spoken impulsiveiy, with
warmth OF feeling u%nrealized until
TOO late. But slow color mantied
steadfast, candid, unashamed. 1t
was Duchemin who dropped MS
gaze, abashed.
With a troubled smile he said: Il
would give much to be worthy of
what you think of me, maua.me.
And | would be a poor thing m
deed if | failed to try to live up to
your faith"
You will not fail" she replied.
"And that was
THAT a criminal, at least a thief
to be successful must be absolutely
anonymous and friendless; in which
case nobody can betray him. AS
madame probably understands
criminals above a certain level o.
intelligence are seldom caught by
the police except through the treach-
cry of accomplices."
Still, in the end"
"Oh, no, madame. The one Wolf
was never caught. He simply
ceased to thrive"
Il wonder why -"
Il believe because he fell in love
ard considered good faith with the
object of his affections Incompatible
with a career of crime"
80 he gave up crime. How ro-
mantle! And the m did she
appreciate the sacrifice"
while she lived, yes, madame,
Or as they say. Unfortunately, she
died"
And then"
$50 far as is known the converted
enemy to society did not backslide.
the Lone Wolf never prowled again"
IAN extraordinary story"
But Is not every story that has
to do with the workings of the hu-
man soul? Even you- A woman
of your sort walling herself up in a
NlIutIlitSS, ItIOullClllS lHt Woli
renouncing life itself in its very hey
day"
II will explain" The sleekly COLI
fured brown head bent low over
hands that played absently with
their jewels. ITO a of my
sort. monsieur, life is not life with
out love. l lived once for a little
time. then love was taken out of my
life. When my sorrow had spent it
self, / knew that | must find love
again if l were to go on living.
What was ! to do? 1 know that
love is not found through seeking.
So l waited :"
What you are, you were before my
faith was, and will be afterward
when. . E"
She did not finish. but of a sudden
recollected herself. lounged back If
ter chair, and laughed quietly, wilf
humorous appeal to his sympathy
80, that is settled: I am not t.
be permitted to take my jewels tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16

Perth Amboy's first skyscraper is
now in the course of erection at the
corner of King and Smith streets.
When completed will be six stories
high and will be occupied entirely
for the furniture business of Albert
icon.
= The work of erecting this great
building is in full swing. The
excavating having been completed.
The concrete foundation to hold the
great steel structure is o being
poured and the piers are being set.
The steel contracting firm of II. w.
schrimpf & Company. of this city.
will commence the erection of the
immense steel frame. The building
will be constructed of steel, brick
and terra Gotta. The terra Gotta is
being furnished by the Atlantic
Terra Gotta Company of this city.
The front brick will be a smooth
buff. The building will be heated by
4 special heating process. The
electrical lighting system will be
novel in many ways. There will be
an approved sprinkler system
throughout the building, which will
make the structure absolutely fire
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16

4'arIs alone. What then, monsItu. 70
Il would suggest you write yJor
bankers" said Duchemin seriously,
n request them to send you -wo
trusted men-to guard you on The
way"
"Bu why? You have beer 50 per-
sistenL about this matter, monsieur.
Ever since hat night when those
curious people stopped here in me
rain. . . Can it De that you suspect
tnem of evil designs upon my trlpk-
ets?"
Duchemin shrugged. Who knows.
madame, what they were?"
They were clever people, far more
clever than poor p~rovIncials X us.'
She took a IN Tor thought.
But / am puzzled by their harLing
on the subject of think they
called him the Lone Wolf. Now
why should they do lhat?"
Duchemin was constrained to lake
refuge in another shrug. WHO
Knows" he iterated. III they were
as clever as We assume doubL4ess
they were clever enough to have a
motive even for that"
He really existed. this Lone
Wolff"
"Assuredly, madame. For years
he was the nightmare and me
scourge of people with wealth IN
every capital of Europe
why did they call him the Lone
Wolf, do you know"
Il believe some imaginative Far
isian journalist fixed that sobriGuet
or him, in recognition of the theoly
upon which, apparently, he oper-
ated."
But this is not writing to my
bankers, monsieur" she said in a
changed but steady voice. Il must
do that at once il l am to get the
letter in today's post
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16
REAL ESTATE

The following real estate trans
fers have been recorded in the city
collectors Office during the past few
days:
From John Korack to Johonnes
Anderson, block 2S5, lot 80, Carson
avenue, through j. B. Jackson.
From John A. Kozusko to Wadis-
Ian Staszeweski, block 266. lots 35-
sc, tombstone street, through Koez-
marek.
From James and Helen Grigel, to
Paulina Dubasak. block 405, lots 49,
20, Grove street, through Morris
Goldberger.
From NJ. Clausen to Niels C. Han.
sen. block 296, lots 36-37a, Hazel
street, through ] NJ. Keene.
From Teofil Lars to Charles Mel
les, block 1903. lots 81, SO. 49,. Rari-
tan avenue. through Al Balint, Jr.
From John Hagaman to Charles
Celesky, block 800, lots 81, 80. 80.
"a, S5, SO, 81, Hagaman street,
through AL Balint, Jr.
From John Hrebik to Michael
Mattock and others, block 258, lot
4, Charles street. through Morris
Gcldberger..
From Frank Lakowsky to John
Babines. block EOS, lot 40. Lawrie
street, through P. C. Clausen.
From Susan Gerek to Anna Fee.
jertak, block 346, lot %, Cortland
street, through George Goldberger.
From John Hagaman to Clifford
J.. Hagaman, block 1856. lots $3.50
Hagaman street, through George
Goldberger.
From Benjamin to Ira Klerouse.
block rs. lot 10, Rector street.
through George Goldberger.
From Albert Bababas to Anna
Ekreder. block 437. lot SO, Summit
avenue, through AL Balint. Jr.
From Stephen Frankie to Frank
Firkiewz. block 433. lot s. Summit
avenue, through Morris Goldberge..
From Stephen Brodzinsky TO
George Arti, block rs, lot 25, Good
win street, through Morris Gold
berger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16

the opportunity TO purchase every
thing they need under the one roof.
The erection of this building is a
distinct gain to the commercial life
of the city of Perth Amboy. 1t is
a proof that aggressive methods,
liberal advertising, backed up by a
sincerity of purpose, is bound to gain
success. The founder of this institu-
ton, Albert Leon, has lived in Perth
Amboy ever since he started here,
eighteen years ago. in the small
store of which Reynolds Brothers
Dry goods store is now a part. When
the building at the corner of State
and Smith streets was completed,
Mr.. Leon rented 1t for a term of ten
years, but found that after he had
occupied it five years. that he needed
more Don to develop his growing
business.
Unable to obtain it in the loca-
ton where he is at present situated,
he purchased the property on the
corner of King and Smith streets,
where the first six story building will
soon stand as a living example of
Perth Amboy industry and Perth
Amboy thrift.
The general contractor is a Perth
Amboy man, Ira K. Grouse, who is
well known for the many big build
ings that he has erected. The archi-
tect is a Perth Amboy man, Ben
jamin Goldberger, who is a product
of a local high school and who has
lived here all his life. Perth Amboy
union labor is being employed on the
entire job. The electrical, heating,
plumbing and roofing contracts will
be given u in the next few days
and since only Perth Amboy firms
have been working on this job, this
work will remain in Perth Amboy.
Mr.. Leon himself is an ardent
booster for Perth Amboy and in
building his own place of business
he is demonstrating the fact that
Perth Amboy is a good city to live
in and a good city to thrive in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-16

proof.
The building will have a forty
foot front on Smith street and 125
feet on King street. The first floor
will be eighteen foot high and will
have large show windows on the
Smith street and King street sides.
There will be a passenge: elevator
near the front on Smith street and
a large electric freight elevator on
the King street side.
The ground floor will contain the
offices and the floor space will be
exclusively used for the display of
furniture novelties. The mezzanine
floor will be nine feet high. On this
floor will be located the photograph
department for which all the latest
improvements are being built, as
we'll as the piano department which
is to be an added feature of the new
store. On the mezzanine floor will
be a rest oom for ladies. Twelve
demonstration rooms will be built
for record service. These rooms will
be soundproof.
The second floor will have display
show windows and will be used for
the display of floor coverings and