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New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Operator Sells
Flats Facing
Central Park
Max \. Na,anson Disposes
of Two Houses Recently
Purchased i'm Trade: Buy.
ing Centers i'm Harlem

Max y Na,anson resold Dos and 226
Central Park West. two six-story cle-
vator apartment houses. 4ls~i00 each.
between Eighty second ard Eighty
third streets. There are two seven
room apartments and bath on eacn floor
IN each house. These houses were
taken by Mr.. Natanson IN part pay
ment for the Arena building AZ Ss and
30 West Thirty-sccond Street. extend
ing through % 30 and 81 West Thirty
first Street. tho sale OF which was
rcportoi a few days ago. Tire houses
were hold az S250.O0O and were sold
90 an investor for cash. Byrne & Bow
man were the brokers
The Madrid. SIX story elevator
apartment at 552 Riverside Drive. 75x
l733x irregular. north OF l27th Street.
has been sold by the Maxroe Realty
Corporation 20 Louis Wiener.
Ennis { Sinnott sold 10 John J.
Scohold through Arthur l.. Shaw 70
Haven Avenue, a fve-story modern
apartment, j7xl0o.
Ralph Russo sold the six-story tene-
men, A. 3ls-3ls East llsth Street.
50xlOO. for Jacob BORROW 20 II. Ma
donna ard another This is the first
sale ot thc property since II was built.
The newly formed Morharc Realty
Corporation ~. and H. J. SlUtsky and
R. a. WickseN purchased from Jennie
Leberstein 1894 Fifth Avenue. soutn-
west corner Of 18TH Street. hvo-story
store fat. 251lxl0o.
J. Holman & Son sold for Rose
Weinstcin the fve-story apartment Ola
West l3ath street 20 DR.. Rose
o. D. & H. Y. Dixie sold 10 an IN
vcstor for the Farestine Real Estate
Corporation j2l Enst Fifteenth Street
q fnnr.afnrv tcnemcn'.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Germans, French. Poles
Clash in Silcsia; l8 Killed
T,entv More Wounded in Nio-
lent Street Fighting in
Hindcnhiro

I 'prRLlN. Jure 80 by The Associ-
.sS Press. One Frcnchman was
j,uN md three wounded. and seven
Ibr Gtrnanr we're killed and ar equal
ts=te- wounded when Polish bands
,o-lsy attacked the town of linden
yg Upper Silosia. They were re-
lied bv German seif.protection
|k;-pa1y.
4 Then French occupation troops
terd from the Poles that The Ger
trs we're occupying the northern
rsri o. the town. a violent combat en-
t.sl Trercn roiniorcoments were at
fttktd By self.profec'ion patrols. and
tsr,wci street fght.nc occurred. after
y aila TIC French retired to their bar
taCks.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
W. s. p. Prentice Sells
House i'm East 55th St.
Buyer in Turn Disposes of
House With Extension at n
Pro6t: West side Sales

Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. sold FOR
" s ? Prentice his residence At 81
Fast Fifiy.fi,h street, a four-s,ory
dwelling with extension. 20xi0ob The
new owner rciold the property 10 a
client ~ Worihington whitehousc. Inc.
n i, reported that " W Hoppin
sold the rcsidcnec NJ Is Fast Seventy
9Th street. hvr-story American
basement house. i7H'00.
Leroy Coventry sold for Thcodora
llamhrock 81 West Nincty-fourth
street % thrcc-Hoiy dwelling. 2oxio0.
Maurice Wcrthelm r,sold the four
.'or, dwelling ~ f2s Lexington Ave
nuc. 201nN1O. 20 William Van Allen. n
member Of the architectural firm OF
Severance & Van Alien. The same prop
cr'y was bouch, by the seller through
the same broker two weeks nro and
makes a substantial profit on the re-
raic
Madcc Clark sold % VI. Rayhrd
Brown lso West scve-ty-siv'h Street.
o four-story dwelling. isx772.
The Hasgstrom- allen Company sold
FOR Marguerite Card the thrce-siory
dwelling ~ 3lG West eevcniic;h street.
isfxl0O. 20 Frederick Hoffman
Louis Schrag and Dwight. Archibald
& Perry sold FOR Mary J Allen the
'hrcc-ftory dwelling q; 232 Wcs;
Twenty-second Street 22x9s.s. 70 Alex
anicr Losio and Anarl'io fogiia.
Ernest 7. Bower soii for Nrs Mary
4. Brcaan .he fhrec-f'o'y dwelling a;
34f West l9ls' Street. i5yi00.
Porter 4 Co. sold FOR Kate Wiedc-
hold the fhreC-s.ory dwelling al IA
West i2fs; Street. 2Oxl00
Hollinc e. Rcu;on sold for Mrs.
Hattie r. Van Sanford the thrcc-story
dwelling a. 10 West l22G Street. OK
100. q l.. Trayers.
James u. Cuikshank purchased
from MARI !. HarFal 25i West i2lst
Street. a fhrcc-s;ory dwelling, i7xi0o,
THROUGH Harry Cucaruar
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Poles Ostracizing
I Iews, Lot Pitiful,
Willard Asserts
,,,., Of The Nation Found u.
'd''e' d4'e'e,'oOoe'sPeasan,.wellOf
t~Sr 0Doort. Rathenau's MUIR u.
nns1fIIrred nsf Openly in Berlin

4 d, Carlson Willard. editor OF
o",.s ,...;or~ ard ether publications
s u Genoa during the recent
go. d. w returned yesterday from
,,r or the steamship President
.s'sSI. y. :" United states Lines. after
~ : Poland, Czeeho-Siov"Sis and
s..'s t...,r.s. .sro. Of Central Europe
p" :. Willard expressed some rather
Vac " ss'nrJ impression. Of tho rea'"ntFy
s..,,. and Of the Poles generally
l.is', .,s IA. in Poland the Jews were
.,'s ..S 8. ''''o .'s,'. '''sf The bulk of whose
- ....o, q, rural are doing WELL he
r. The prosperity is due to the
p ...., o. years Of good crops. The
everywhere arc extremely
fs,''tn po'and - making marked
f'o'P'.a. orly materially but IN in
5a'D saciency Of government no
.,, !, The management Of her rail-
fs'9 with fifteen parties IN their
ro.s,.r. ,hey. Of cours'. have their
H. st.i rroblems and difficulties. They
,e.'.,- .sew,sr ht;le appreciation Of the
,N ,- - history IN Their treatment
-. 49,. -,rorities among them. The lot
. - ~. lew is pi'iful indeed. Even
p u .t.,s have been no physical at
-. ~, A. Them Of late perhaps nowhere
r.,one "a the ostracism OF the Jew
|. sorplete as in Poland.
.r,s - rscrudoscenee and the growth
|, .semitism are the two alarming
.ie,nerts q the entire European
.',,,c- and one Of the most genuine
."s,s of the widespread rcSsimism as
\ ,se future Of Europo.
y, Willard. who left Berlin two days
.s.-. the assassination o. Dr. Rattle
'.n aid that the tragedy was not un-
rrse,,d and thai the Nationalist press
.ss been supporting openly policy Of
rs,Ser,ng the Foreign Minister.
l,other traveller on the Tlft was
trsrre Blumenthai. who represents the
t.rrnsn Opera House o. Berlin and
ia comes hcre 20 arrange FOR the tour
!, German grand opera company
.s.es will open rs season iI Washing
On and present large repertoire OF
y, works o. German composers.
Also on board was a l.. Souihcrd.
sntflear Consul General ~ Jerusalem.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
$4,000 Lent To Erect Two
EIa,s on Thirteenth Ave,

Iawrcrco. Blake & jewell and :. H.
rndio~ & Co. have placed FOR tho Ner-
i~a Po,,tv Cornoraiion. David Kramer
,,rcs'dcr, two building and permanent
srs, MORTGAGES on the enst SIDE OF
rh,r.ern Avenue. between Fifty-hrst
md F,ftv-second streets. for the cree
s'r, "',| ~ tyo four-story apartments, on
nlot lOONl00. totaling SlIO'OoV'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
sSoU,0OO Loaned on New
9th Ave. Store Building

a losn r. 5000 00o has been placed
'ae twelve story store building
's'fr erected for Ludwig Baumann On
cas-. SIDE o. Irhtt Avenue. be-
- l'fty-ffta and Thirty-siXth
-.','s By tNe Tlt'c Guarantee and
~. ~. Company through william A.
- sor,. brokers. l. is FOR five
'ais a. per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Trading in BROOKLYN

The Ncistcr Builders. Inc. sold the
three family dwelling a. iS7 Eighth
Street. brooklyn. 20xioo. - Robert
Micie.
Henry l.. Nielsen sold the three fam
ily dwelling a.; 49, Urian Street. COX
100. for Charles Pollacek.
r. T. newman sold the plot 4oHi0o
on Tie vcstcrly side of East Twenty
frs: Street. 80 feet south of Ave
nue $. for Mary Smith ~ x. Sandherg.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Real Estate News
Estate Sells Erie Hotel.
On West ST. Block Front
Landmark Between Chambers
and Reade Streets Sold by
Mary X. CalIcndcr's Heirs

Robert K. Rainey. Inc. sold for
George Wildwood Murray. as executor
Of The estate of Mary r Calender. the
siN-story Erie Hotel property. occupy
ing the block front on West s'fec,
hetwcen Chambers and Rcade streets.
The building. n landmark Or the ferry
district. has frontages o. 2l5 feet on
Wes; street. 4O.5 feet on Chambers
stree, and SO fee, on Resde street. with
an easterly line OF .57 feet.
Amcs & Co. sold FOR Augustus ard
John Evans 20 II. SiavIn. tic tvo four
story buildings. 7lj and ~ Green
wich street. being two o. three build
ings =, this point recently purchased
by the seller through the same brokers.
NJ. SIavln will convent them into lofta.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
s585,cOO Rental for Court
II. Corner. i'm BROOKLYN

Haio'd : N.ttcmann. builder. has
sassa from J J Fox the southwest
foIF o. Court and Pacific streets
- ~ . 80 Court street. a. an ag-
,tss'e .Sr,al o. more than S5S3.OO0.
y. "''ismarn intends 20 improve the
up.lss
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
LEGAL NOTICES

crpREME COURT or TIE STATE or
y %EW YORK Tfial dfsfed ~ ~
county II N'w Yort -iialehe Lillian
Dorneliy risinuN - C.af'n'r bifer D01'
rsiiy defendant Summons Acton - an'
nui rearr'a~~
10 fhs s6ase named rsfsrdan'
You srs hsfshv summoned ~ answer 'hs
COMPLAIN. ln tbs action fri 90 fef'e
cony - vfsf answer cr d, fhf complaint 10
rn' ssrp> wi'h 'tis sgrnn NJ - tsf'e :
ra'lco n, nfpearance m he risl1'ifs a.
'oraey within tYsnty days aNes re fsry'e.
II ffis summons exclusive ~ NJ DAY ~
,arv.fe r. case II youf ,siiyf' - appear
~ aasSrr ufrmerf VII p f1fs' 'ral'f
,sg by s,f.s., fof tho r'iifi d'nanded IN
tho rrr i..s'
Dated = q York Jgre IN il.l
FREDERicK KLElN.
A'tornfy for p'a.Hfy,
orr, and r o atdrsss - Broad.
way p'rosgh q Manhattan. New
u ol.r-rce riroy ponnsiiy
Tfe reef.ns summons - ,'rfff yI7n
,-u tr D 90 ~ yurtlt'i - ~ or9-,
n li.r Thomas ? ponneii3 jgs'ics ~
-, .Yrr r.. lourt n ~. s'afc & Sev
yD,k dated fhe i1'h day ~ Jvs" if-.
art f.rI with 'ac -np.aii' 81 fAe ofleo
ef "a. t.f-. ~ 'hs county = Nev YORK,
A. ~ Cr.niy court House. IN ihe Borough
o, Manhattan. cry. county ani STATE ~
Hsw York
Dated Acw YORK Jprs ,iih 1912.
FREDERICK KLEIN
Attorney for piaintT.
OY..e ana p Q Allress. .ii Bread.
way Borough Of Manhattan. Nsr
NorS tfy
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Lease Suites i'm Flats

.. ?, '.ioa' lse.in q Co. rented a. 40
80 A'eale an apartment Of thirteen
s.''S ~ AID four baths 20 My,cs J. Tier
Ger 3 Ashtor;h. Inc. leased un-
.i-s~sl - apartments az u last Sixty
I. s.",a 5 s'fee, % Dr H. II. Tyson. AZ
- a's Afenue. 20 Fred " Shiblcy,
r., q 80 We ility-ffih Street TO
80 aimee and Miss Betty Browne.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

REAL EsT,rI Vt AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

RrAI. ESTATE vt hrCr.o>
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
result of Auction Sales

ckar,, y samuel Marr
To- ~" - and o. - -s7 tth
sk-. .. t"Nss Sass Louis q
Ia. ,a-,,., '-afar'y T.-st 60. 40 -. q
|stry II $50 - Tristan u Blsme. a
.lrtr o. i1t-1ts - 100 "a ~, 49,.
Pas. an ag' same 10 Louis &
r. ~fiy ~ lntsres;. Tor $50 600
..T.sfs. - 80 ana 3ss. .. zoos W
- az - Two f-ffy tnm's g. sx.o0.
Ah sane TO Log.s Y B.ume sor
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Bronx

.Huildcrs of 500 EasN Housekeeping Homes
1872 Remsen street. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Plans for Altering Tall Park
Ave. school Into Apartment!

Hun, & Hunt. architects, have .iiee
- 60 making over the cight-story
ss,lool building at 64s Park Avenue
rto an apartment hotel with ffteen
.,,o,.r,en.s a. an estimated cost q;
SO 600 Tic co ParG Avenue Reai'Y
co-nor,.ior ia the owner Of record.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
VNIoN srMIrR srR.ICYS

iNgoN StIJlR srR,ICrS
The Harlem nsf0fm. far,m.Nsv YORK
Ifesbyferian AM Mount N0ri. Baptist
fh4rsAsF r0.Nh|fAf.rf 30 flrff ~ N
iarlfn Re.ofir'l ,htsei If 4 u Gft
John . Moore 80 e'nfirc srrfoe
HiMiIToS GRANGE. (on.cn, Az. & 10Th
ARTHUR iN.DLNlHs - AAi,DN. Minister
sEHflf p At - 4 81 AND 7. y
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Wes'clestsy
New York state

PEI.HAA HOMES for saie o. rent; a,
,UrrTTaN ii MILLS Tel 5l0s PELHAM
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Sclls Home i'm Morrisiown

Eugene V. Welsh sold 70 T. l. Henrn
Miss Lillian p. Fonda's property o.
COLES Avenue and Farragut Place. Nor
ris-owr. y. J.. now occupied by Charles
C. Domonico.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Pa..alr rarl.

l,orsf or 0 ROOMS. srr'enee pofon.
sh.ds trees quiz f'rfei
r.lro.r r.ur.hss g. r.1r,.s 20 -. 49,. .",.-.
80. ma. ..a,i1n prize $4,000. terms
ff..~r ff.fflf. -Nt-J
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
NFN THot GIT
rRysGl
DR.. ROBERT Z. SPEER

..r... ...-f f.rs.er .'ifs.Hrs lre;ti. 10 /.
.ta- .,.f rr.arh .t - = - a-l Pm
- n tf gi.. ,lsf i'r Men .ni N .nl
a I, Drs.n fHfl'al b, htfff Nhlo'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

KFN GARDENS

T. -h' minute vois ~ stai!cH - n r.
nee -ide 90 ifrn station N'r lrfh
rooms flo tt'h sf'sm nca' 'nr..soH
n-..h. private dilf vat. iot .oNioo hos
trttar.s are tully letas he'd and TAX exempt
...'. Z. 600 ash s. .fN0 u1'arf" easy
'.,ms Ian sullivan 5,i 1amaics ~.
,y10ahat,n = 5 Phone Richmond h''.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
!. Staten Island Home sold

r Ira. la. L Sehwao sold :or Catherine
N,s ie. ~ ne one family dwelling a, 223
h Ne ,S-.eI Stree, Tompk.rsville, s. l..
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Long .sland

r-, c.rr- .p.,o.dato i0-room house. on
Nf-rfi- asA ocean front. 20 rfni also %
.crn arartn,enf part 81 aro'he, house sam"
io..tcr for particulars an 4nsP' '''N'
rHo-e Crrev Island 1883
FOR SALE >cw house. rooms ana BAR
every imp. .oNerncnt. oNn"T lraN'ns
town. rartirulafs Phone Flora! Pa3A %
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

r., ypps.aae.mcr purchased the two
pu '.-liaing. z5ix75. az the north
|S.rss. '''Is' Of Broadway and l3Oth
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

pAPGAIS- -Sorihpeit corner isfth - ana
t,r.nI Concoursc plot iGo fcci font on
Con,ourse aui 1-0 fe1t ~ losih - ti,i..e
t.sorG v,li divide Tendergast, 80 Wills
a,t Mslrosr 7.,'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

-.po0M furnished cottage IN woods on
iake froat nth boat srd does. 'yrins
ra'sr. wi4e piazza 3 ~plafe. wart N
Horton -: Drat'lvrst az y y.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
.or.cr or REDEMPTION oF poSos
spryny yf.0rR COMPANY.

OE
spEpRY Pf.OrH TONPANY
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVES that on -
8 -, os !. go, io-2 al q - os,sisne.
fc F.-st .3ifgaye siN Per cent F.fisen
ifs- slr,'rg Punt Gold No1is = Speffy
Flour Company ds'sI fshsyay ! ilio .nl
g,,Ifed hy morFsss o. 'bs 'Afas safe efs'
ci.,ed o. sah syrD 90. 's.. lsny -
Angio.ca.lfos Trss' Company. Trustee.
VII ~ rstsemed. AMI tfe't ~ii p then fcs
All p.yahis % Zach AZ sad 4 mis-. a. tas
ono G, ,ai iczia-csliiorn.a I,1., Com:
rarf tltu-f. "a no tnIrsg of Hlrkst And
a2nfome .t.c'v. ia San Fl6r ,.sso. SAL.
fD..l.. 1fs Hurdrrd AM two IN. cneshsif
l0-isl z r ,en,. q no flfs value thefecf
IN aecs4sl Interest thereon 70 said ist day
n Susi-t ii22. Tn ho'd.fs - saii bonds
40 wgv.isd TO prescn, ,ne '.n,e fof fedsnip.
i.r1 ~ ssh onco oi salG Anz.o- a. ul.fofnia
Truft Company On sali lst DAY q august
ilge slli redemption prize. 20 VII ora
nvnsr.a ma Two and one-hak per cent
- th3 l-insipal amount taereof With a.
cruel Iifercst thereon interest on AID
oo.ls Nil cease TO accrue 90 said isi day
o. Augssf i3li
DATED June ~. i131.
ANcLo-cALiFonsIA TRUST COMPANY.
cHAs. y. LyEoE. vics.Prssiaent
GRANT coRDREy. Asst. asety.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
he .s. / / lew Ter sey = {! (: \
Es u SALE or Is!y1y
BLOOMFIELD

SIX ROOMS. 'llo blih. ei'-'r'e steam
,et s0xfg0 open fireplace. parguei noors
, ~c,,s ete s0fyerl.rf - cars trains.
snap. prize. $1,000 LDtD lthhs VI
Inc - Warrington 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
N~trchcn

r;RNlsHrD pvkIIiNoi NLN go, "a
r.ors and bath conv nif1i o." '"r
,h-r.h.f nantf cnwriuung ID ,..f. -.
s.sf..n rsni July an Als4''
tF.srFHaH .fs-N
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
SUMMONS

ff'NNONr
CITY court OF THE r''r or ~"
YORK. .IAc0r riNNrLsTriN srf ~.
nERr FiSHELsTEiN .s.farf.rs a..
s.vfe = frr,b rfrIsisfsi1 p Son PAS
tins aeairsf LOFTS kAPIAN 'rt 'iiuai'v
AMI - s1if sherufoT untfr 80 az VII
a1d fes'amerf - Abranl or Abraham hap
frr De easaf Iffenlanf.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DrT ENDANT'
rOr ARE HEREHY SUMMONED -
srsper the complaint IN 'hs action Atf -
serve a copy ~ your nrsprf of = ~.
crrnrlaint 10 no. served 9TH 'fis summons
% serve notice - spp.9ranee - ~
riain,i~. attorney prhin TE* 'i0D tays
YOU exclusive u inc DAY ~ service u
cas-. ~ your failure g. appear cr answer
iglgme-' vlll b taken against you D. ds'
f,ui' ar ihs feliei demanded N me com'
plaln' 80.
CARLYLE FfSkEiSrEiN.
Attorney for plalnNNs 80 q ii1~frr
Manhattan Kew Yfrf fif"
TO LOFTS KAPLAN Deffnian'
The foregoing sIninions 70 served pron
y.u b. publication ggfsuanf f1 - crffF
= ~. Hon AieSanfsr Fin'iiie ~. ~ ~
ru.,i,s. = 'his court fsfs4 he 2.d dAy
., June 1921 ard Nod wi'h no corr f.aini
In tho orlcc %. The clerk - The tNy court
of ,hs cfy - SeV Ysra - ~ Drc" A.
.fcno Dunflng No - chambers street
Boro - MsnharAn. cry 4 sew iof~
STATE = Sew iof6
CARLYLE TlSKElSTEiS.
A,torr,y fo' Tialrfirs orlce ara
= q. .Adarss. .. Do~vry Manhas'
tar. : =.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Like llona.eons

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. arss soon,'
sssh Nrspiase wonderful Fc'anaA.
rays motor boat. faily fgrnsn,,e vs-.....,.. '.,.
bussfs boats trains OEbea. slV f"N'"'''
B.es Hcsas&. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
pr,I rs1ArE-s,LE OK RENT
Brooklyn

LARGE 1-sirah!e corner house Z rooms
" o1g Tie ba,h large PIAZZA steam heai
rarao.. aoofs gas aai electricity IA e.
Smrt $3.50 oafh fret moriEns' .'.y
.,rr-1 n.-.hase fnfnev mortgage 81 le'
r,or,h.v insalim~r's ss5 ard inieres; ~ a
a., tit5 ave - Fla'hlsh Amelia Az
man Phone MlVoo1 1897 Address o''
F.iffn - Brcokiyn
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-15

MI. and Mrs. j. Louis Reid, OF
Linkwood spent yesterday as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. FOun-
tain at their home on Choptank
avenue, this city.
Miss Eva Wolff, who has been EN-
ployed as payroll clerk at the
branch factory OF 5. Rosenbloom,
Race street, has been transferred to
their office in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richard Hughlett,
Jr. and two children, Richard and
William, left Sunday for Baltimore,
to spend sometime with Mrs. Hugh
let's mother, Mrs. Sarah Pritchett.
Mr.. Charles n. Crowell, left yes
terday en- route for Baltimore. after
spending sometime as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Meredith, at
their home on Maryland avenue, this
city.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Edward L. Bramble
will be held from his late home on
Mill street, Thursday afternoon at
two-thirty o'clock, with interment in
Christ Church cemetery.
Don't fail to witness the two
games of basket ball tonight at the
Armory. Both sides say that they
mean to win-let's go and see who
wins out ''B" Natural Orchestra
will play during game and an in
formed dance will follow.
The attraction at The Arcade
Theatre for tonight only is Doris May
No al NJ
of Yankee grit in India and real old
fashioned Yankee love. Tomorrow
The Sheik" comes for a three day
engagement with matinee daily. This
picture is brought to Cambridge at
great expense and should not be
missed.
Harold McGrath's famous novel
PARROT and Company" has been
made into a big First National super
feature under the title Not Guilty.
this picture is the attraction at the
Grand Opera House tonight only. I'll
is a picture that takes you on a trip
half way around the world, with
enough thrills for three ordinary
features.
Judge and Mrs. MiIDourn F. Can
non, of this city, announce the marri-
age of their daughter, Cecil Eliza
beth to Mr. Ivan L. Rankin, of Nor
folk, Va. which took place at the
home of her brother, 1892 Alameda
Baltimore, Nd, Sunday
February 18th. The ceremony was
performed by Arthur B. Kinsolving, |
rector of st. Paul's Church, Balti- |
more, Md. The bride was given in
by her brother Claude Can
non. J. Charles Linthicum. Jr., act
ed as best man. Mr. Rankin for
merIy of Florida but now of Norfolk, |
Va, is connected with the Whistle |
Co., of that city.
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Arcade Theatre Offers
The Best In Pictures

The new management Of the Ar
cade, the most up to date theatre IN
the county, has arranged booking on
what are considered the biggest pic
lures made in the past twelve months
and will soon offer them to Cam
bridge theatre goers.
The list includes THE Shiek' for
February 16, II and Is with
Rudolph Valentino and Agnes Ayers;
Forever" which was taken from
Peter Ibbetson, the cast of which in
cludes Elsie Ferguson, Wallace Reid,
Elliott Dexter, George Fawcett and
Dolores Cassinelli; Saturday Night
which is this week packing The Cen
fury Theatre, Baltimore to the doors
at every performance; Don't Tell
Everything" with Gloria Swanson,
Wallace Reid and Elliott Dexter;
The Fools Paradise" with Dorothy
Dalton, Conrad Nagel, Mildred Har-
rfs and Theodore Kesloff together
with others of equal merit which on
" goes II show that your money S
worth always is the basis OF the
Arcade agement.-AdV.
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Federal Inspection OF
Company &c" Held Last Night

The annual Federal Inspection OF
Conpany &c" was held last night iii
the ArmOry. Col. d. John Marley
inspected for the state while Captain
Yancey from the 34th Infantry rep
represented the Federal Government
The inspecting omcers were en-
tirely satisfied with the condition OF
The ArmOry, the equipment and the
manner in which the Company pre-
formed it's drill. The following
statement was issued by Col. Marley
l desire to compliment Capt. +. ;.
Breuil and the members of Company
&c" upon their appearance at the IN
spection last night. The company
displayed a creditable military bear
ing and was especially good on shot
bayonet exercise. The condition
OF the Armory was very satisfactory
as to cleanliness and arrangement OF
the various activities of this unit.
The property was in excellent con-
dition ami a special compliment IS
due the Company Supply Sgt, John
j. Barth.
1t is hoped that the Armory Will
be used as a real recreation centre
| will make a special effort to nave
pool table added to the other at
fractions for the use of the mem
bers of Company 'C'' The National
Guard today is recognized by Con-
gress and the Nation as the country
first line of defense. The regular
Army has been so reduced that they
can only man our overseas posses
sions and act as caretakers OF the
various posts of this country, leaving
only small force ready for emer-
gency purposes.
The National Guard is now COM
pOnent part of the Army of the Z. 3
and numbers $4,000 men in every
state in the union. 1t represents the
most economical national defense
and as it is in harmony with our
traditional military policy it is re
quested that the good people of Cam
bridge and Dorchester county con-
tinue to give to Company &c" their
unqualified support and approval III
the splendid service they are render
ing to our state and nation.
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Burglar AlarmSystem Installed

Owing to the many bank burgla-
ries which are occurring all over this
and other states, the banks are be-
ginning to use extraordinary pre-
cautions to protect themselves
against the yeggmen. Last week
The Eastern Shore Trust Company
installed the latest and most lmprov-
ed type of burglar alarm system On
the market. The system is very
complete The walls, ceiling and
floor of the vault are lined with cop
per wiring and at no point can an
entrance be made, being so construct
ed and installed that any attempt to
enter the vault from any direction
will Immediately sound the gong or
alarm which is contained IN the
large outside housing. This gong
housing is also so constructed that
any tampering with it, such as turn
ing a bolt or attempting to cut cable
leading to it, will sound the alarm.
The vault door, in addition to the
connections with the bolts thru the
combinations, has what is called the
Thermo- Electric attachment, which
will sound if the door is heated to
certain temperature. This Will pre-
vent any attempt to burn thru the
vault door.
The entire system is controlled by
an electric timer located in the vault
This is set on definite hours for open
ing and closing and if the dial on the
vault door is turned a fraction either
way after a certain closing hour, 1t
will result in the sounding OF the
gong.
The o. B. McClintock Co., of Min
neapolis, Mimi, manufacturers OF
this up-to date burglar alarm system
not only guarantee the system to 90
its duty at all times. but also ofer a
standing reward of $500 for the ar
rest and conviction of any party at
lacking any bank using this system.
Persons interested are invited 10
call and inspect the new alarm sys-
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CAMBRIDGE, MD, FEB. Is, 1922