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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-06
NEW POULTRY ASSOCIATION

Indications point to decided boom
in the poultry affairs of the state. A
new association, known Us the Mary
land State Poultry Association, has
been formed and is now working along
constructive lines for the development
of the industry in this State. An at
tractve and aggressive policy has been
outlined by the officers ana Board OF
Directors and alrcldy plans are being
formulated for The organization of u
producers bureau which will give CO.
operative outlet and concerted adj
vcrtising campaign to its members.
The constitution and bylaws of this
new organization present business
like system which will allow a liberal
and constructive administration of its
affairs. 1t provides for the election,
by the membership, of board Of direc-
tors. consisting cf six members, who
shall have the management of the as
socation and who shall also have the
power to elect, from the membership,
the President, one or more vice-presi
dents and a secretarvt treasurer, who,
upon election become members Of the
board Of directors. Quarterly meet
ings of the Board and yearly meetings
of the Association are provided for.
The constitution also provides for an
Advisory Board consisting Of one mem
her from each County of tho State
whose duties 1t will be to look after
the affairs of the Association In his re-
spective county and to act in an advis-
ory capacity to the board of directors.
In Ian hn Of
who are at the head of this new organi-
cation to take IA broad and liberal view
of the duties confronting them.
Realizing that the poultry industry
of the State il composed Of many units,
some of which seldom enter tho field
of organized endeavOr, tho officers are
trying to reach those units that here
tofor have been unreprcsentod.
Thomas W. Kemp, who headed the
Carroll County Poultry Association
was chosen NJ the first President, Fred
ii. Thayer, OF Baltimore, the live wire
secretary Of the International BABY
Chick Association, In vice-prcsident,
Aaron Fell former member of tho
Pennsylvania State Poultry Associa-
ton, and now Il progressive poultry
maui VI WAL yIhHt, WIS htlpCItU IOf INC
important position Of Secretary-Trens-
urer.
The Board of Directors consist OF
George 0. Brown, the veteran Judge
and fancier, James A. leG0re, pronii-
nent poultry breeder of LeG0re, Md,
Alex. Carr, of the Dawn to Dark Pou!-
try Farm of Roslyn, Md, +. o. Riggs.
the well known fancier and breeder,
of Boone, Roy NJ. Waite, pout,yman
of the Maryland State Agricultural
College and Robert Dyer, the buff Or
pington breeder of Milestone, Md.
The Maryland Farmer has been OBJ
tanned as the official organ of the As
sociation and this journal will assist
In furthering the objects Of the new
association.
We would suggest that anyone dcpir-
ing further information in regards 10
this new association write to the Sec
retary-treasurer, Aaron Fell, Bethesda,
Md, who, we feel sure will be pleased
to give full and complete information
in regards to same.
WHAT IT Is NECESSARY TO
KNOW BEFORE MAKING
OUT INCOME TAX
BLANKS
- Sasaa
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-06

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-06
WHAT IT Is NECESSARY TO
KNOW BEFORE MAKING
OUT INCOME TAX
BLANKS
~ - M n $3.50 SiIFiSsl
500 u
new and imDottnpt nrd,pySfn.. 4 s&l6i

N IN w E0nQ I01l, 2,E
WHIT nceodmsVfdr Kf1r>yal| I'M MI
new and important pr6yfttNsS n 4I&
Revenue Act OF 1921 Is that every ptT
son whose gross income for 1921 was
$1,000 or over shall flo n return rc-
gardless Of the amount of net income
upon which the tax liz assessed Re-
turns are required Of every married
person living with husband or wife
whose net income was $4,000 or over
ana every single person whose net In
come was 81 900 or over. Wldowa and
wldowers and persons separated or d.
Vorced from husband or wife, are ro-
garded az single persons.
net income Is gross income, less GER
tam deductions for business expenses
losses, taxes, etc. Gross income in
elude practically all income received
ny the taxpayer during the year; In
the ease Of the waRe enrner. anlnrins
wages, bonuses and commissions; In
the case of professional mon, all
amounts received for professional ser.
vices; IN the cases Of farmers, all pro-
hts from sale of farm products. and
rental or sale Of land.
In making OF income tax return for
the year l02l, every taxpayer should
'iona. '''""'' Wv 'o''""'hH queS-
VIA, ,o.o ~
,, T"a W.T. your prohts from your
,inm ''""e' PROGRESSION or V0ch.
IN M ,...,
ionn a ~" 'e''''e any interest ON bank
w PVJ''n -,.
Or. ~" you receive any income In the
' 'o'n VI nlVlnend or interest from
htockh or bonds
INA you receive any bonuses during
inc year
pId you make any profit on the sale
OF STOCKS, bonds, or other property,
r'al or personal?
Dld you act M n broker In any trans
action from which you received com.
mission?
Did you receive any directors fec
or trustees fee In the course of the
year?
Are you Interested in any mariner.
ship or other firm from which Won 70.
ccived any income?
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-06
Sow and litter Zig Club
Total Profit

We glad that about 70 cent of the boys of the County
will complete
their records This compared with 81
Is southern States
The following list all their records for
this year.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Space Leased in Fourth Ave.
And Broadway Buildings

Carstein & Linnekin, Inc, leased at
3 West Twenty-ninth Street space to
the Superior Lace Company, II. A.
Reiling, Inc, the Ross Stores, Inc, and
the Cristall Coat Company, Inc; at 456
Fourth Avenue space to Tobler e.
Hoenig and Max Iglo; at 35l LeMng-
ton Avenue building TO Frederick J.
Frei: at 396 Broadway space 10 Her
man NJ Sherline. the Manchester Trad
inC Company, the Central Merchandise
Company and Ira Barnett: at 26s
Fourth Avenue a floor TO Hirschberg.
Schultz & Co.; at 422 Fourth Avenue
space to A. Hamburger & Sons, Inc,
with Spear & Co.. at sos Broadway
space 10 Jacob Gutlaiser; at "a and 26
East Twenty-frst Street space 20
Henry Meuer, the Metric Knitwear
Company and the Panama Knitting
Mills: at S33 Broadway a floor 10
Salick-Levine, Inc; at 215 Fourth Ave
nue. space 10 the Panlico Textile Com
pany, Inc, the Baldwin Manufacturing
Company. Loeb & Moss, Nathan Rosen-
berg and the Brown Method Company,
Inc: at 320 Fifth Avenue space 10
Joseph II. Cohen; at III Macdougal
Street floors 10 Charles II. Bohn & Co.
az l38th Street and Mott Avenue space
to Driscoll. Dempsey & Drscoll; at $40
Broadway floor to Braunstein & Ju-
deson, and at l42 West rhirty-second
Street floor to the Golden Gate En-
broideTing Company
The VI. Rosenthsl Company has
leased for William Burns the store at
the southwest corner Of Sixth Avenue
and Thirty-seventh Street TO William
Faber.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Real Estate News
Outlying Vacant Realty
Fails to Attract Bidders
City-Owned Real Estate Sale
Adjourned Until To-day;
Three Parcels Sold

The auction sale Of unused real es-
tate owned by the city being held AZ
the seth Regiment Armory was ad-
lourned yesterday until to-day because
Of the unwillingness Of the bidders 70
give the upset prices fixed on the par
cells offered. Most Of the property put
up was unimproved land In the outly-
ing sections Of the Bronx.
Three properties were sold. however,
before adjournment was decided upon.
Arnold Krakaper bid the upset price
OF 81 500 for the lot. 2bx90, on the
north side OF Burnett Place. 10 feet
west Of Barry Street. the Bronx. The
same purchaser also took the lot, 25x
S2.9x irregular. on the east side Of
Longfellow Avenue. s1.3 feet north Of
Rodman Place, at the upset price Of
$500.
The plot, 5o.5x71, on the north side
Of East 233d Street. l5l feet west Of
Kepler Avenue. went 20 Frank Fritton
for the upset figure, $4,000.
II was announced that Theodore
Archer would offer eleven parcels In
the Borough Of Queens to-day at the
same place. Henry Brady was the
auctioneer yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Court Favors Lease Of Madison
Ave. Corner for Improvement

The United States Trust Com pany Of
New York and Ira Bliss Stewart, trus-
tees under the will Of Abram Baudou
inc, have obtained the courts approval
TO execute and deliver the lease for
the premises at 666 Madison Avenue TO
Francis s. Palermo, president Of the
666 Madison Avenue Corporation. The
lease covers the property at 26 and 2S
East Sixty-frst Street, forming the
Southwest corner of Madison Avenue.
1t is for twenty-one years, with the
privilege Of two renewals for twenty
one years each. Rem. for the first
twenty-one years aggregates $450,000.
Sherman & Sterling represented the
trustees and Stoddard g. Marks repre-
sented the lessees.
Plans have been filed for a five-story
business building. with a frontage OF
81 feet on Madison Avenue and 4s feet
in Sixty-hrst Street. The first and
second floors will be divided into stores
and the three upper floors arranged TO
meet the requirements Of dentists and
doctors Work will be started immedi-
stely, so that the building will be COM
pleted and ready. for occupancy this
fall. Brady e. Bowman, Inc, will be
the agent of the property.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Business and Home
Properties in Brooklyn

Bulklev & Horton Company sold
rremises 5. 10 and ~ Clinton Avenue.
hrss one-family houses, for Walter
6. Stellges.
william Liss. Inc. sold for the Tuck
Realty Company 20 Ernanno Martini
a tvo-story brick building at s3s
Kings Highway, consisting OF a store
With apartment above, on plot 2OxlO5x
irregular. held at $4,000.
Tie Mclnerney Klinck Realty Com
psny sold the four-story stone apart
rsnt at 4s7 Myrtle Avenue, 25xlc9' for
John c. Krohn 70 VIM. r. Weiser
Henry L. Nielsen Offices solo the
tvs family dwelling at 523 Sixty-sec-
ond Street 20xl00. for Emmy Benon'
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Sale of Car Barn Realty
IN Fourth Ave. Postponed
,.,,;on Of Block Between 32d
and s3d Streets Put of
Until Next Month

ale Of the New ork railways
.v Ine So nroperty block bounded by
%e.yr,s %Tee.'-y.r.ss.,ond and Thirty-third streets,
isrs,~.or ~ and Fourth avenues, which
kx"s s.isSsdsled 80 70 be sold yesterday,
va va sssn adjourned 70 September 10.
:. - iii be held on the steps OF the
County Court House. 49,, -. -,
'Ur 'TSis Is the only remaining pleee OF
aa,,,y ~, IN this action which will be
pP;tsUpp"ssS Of. Joseph P. Day sold the
SispS SispS'ssS don't on the west side OF Madi-
-. D,S Avenue, from Eighty-hfth to
ssG9nn,,y's;rtb sGn streets. in February for
;os5 900 on which there is now being
erected fourteen-s'ory apartment
hotel. ..;., Nth the
al, Of the property, known as the
~ h,rr property. at Thirty-seeond and
Lyh;,,v.third ~ streets. Lexington to
rnsyth Avenue, has been modified, EN-,
.s-syirg .y-,, the special master, Nathaniel
< Tlsberg. TO sell the property in nu-
asTons ~ plots and then as an entirety'
sb,rsby giving the small buyers who
,s,ssS 70 purchase small plot an
s,sportunity to buy at the auction sale
S,stsOn. Jennings & Russell are the
attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
I.ARCHMOST
ONLY HIO.aOO.

A REAL BARGAIN in Larehmont Manor.
T-rOom house. all conveniences. near
water; price $4,000; unusual terms.
Larchmont Court. Phone Larchmont fss.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Quick Turnover Made on
Bronx Store Building

Irving & Chester d. Judis, opera
tors, purchased from the Single Real
ty Corporation and resold TO an in
vesting client of Z. Osborne Smith
the one-story and basement business
building. containing fifteen stores. at
the northeast corner Of Burnside
and Harrison avenues, 1s7x1s7x irrcg-
ular The Messrs. Judis recently
purchased the northeast corner Of
Burnside and Davidson avenues, a six
story apartment house.
The Columbia Ice Corporation sold
TO the Artwell Realty and Construc-
tion Company the property l40xi50 at
the southwest corner Of Whitlock and
Bryant avenues.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
REAL EsTATT-sALE OR RENT
New jersey

An ARTISTIC LITTLE year round home
Of rooms and hath. BY the side OF the
road hlfh In Jersey Hills. within easy
commutinE dissancs Of Manhattan. near
an oid-fash.oned town. can be purenAseo
and occupancy secured for fi.boo. bAi.hes
fov vounr couple or small family. Pine
residential section. with ali eonvenisnees
for comfortable. economical llrlng
Grounds io0Kz2O r.. beautifully shaded
ertrn 10 buy: monthly payments less than
rent for a small city apartment petais
from the owner. Post once BOX ll"''
city Hall Station, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Trading in Flats and Private
Homes in Noriherly Borough

Arthur {. Mason sold 70 Rose VII
ror the apartment at 90S East lelst
Street, 50xs05x irregular.
Jacob Freeman sold to the X. 7. w.
Realty Corporation l4ll-l4lb VIII
krs Avenue, two fve-story apart
nents. sl3xl55.5x irregular.
Harry Calm sold 20 Samuel Cohn
The dwelling at the southwest corner
Of Willow Avenue and 13sth Street.
samuel Cowen. with l. Charles
Shwalb, sold the hree-story dwell
ing s05 Jackson Avenue, l9xlO0, TO 5.
Fried.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Sale of Loft
Building Near
Penn Station
.S,orv Structure on 34th
Sire street, Recently Altered
and Held at s225, 900,
Passes to New Hands

-, newly improved hve-story loft
:, 49, ',or. building at 254 West Thirty
- ~ street. on plot 32.exioo. hes
". - la BY the sylvania Improvement
- -. Henry B. Singer, president
,l;,nt Of Horace L. Ely 4 Co.
:, = ,,o,.,,y is twenty feet west Of the
..,s.....tourth Street entrance TO the
.''.v,v,nia s.S Station and was held at
sefs 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Tobacco Dealers Buy Six
Houses in Manhattan Ave.
schinasi Bros. Purchase Dwell
ings at the Southeast Corner
of lI5ih Street

The sehinasi Commercial Corpora
ton. acting for Schinasi Brothers tne
tohaeeo dealers, has bought the six
svsllinss al 346 TO e54 Manhattan Ave
rus and S24 West ll5th Street, form
lnv the southeast corner OF these
,koroughfares and presenting & plot
nre Of iOOllxlO, 4. Il was sold by
siSsyal Realities. Of which jacob Va
lerd is president.
The new owners have made no plans
for the reimprovement OF the properly
Il was said yesterday at the sehina'i
onees.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Lease Offices in Central Zone

Lashman 4 Wakefield. Inc. lease d
ss'ees IN the Canadian Pacific Building
sacison Avenue, Forty-third 10 Forty
ioprth streets. 10 New York Wire Cloth
Sog Prank u Gibson, r. S. Tyus and
\. Williamson COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
s75O.OOO for 5ih Ave. Realty

8. H. Stone, writing from Lenox,
hass, says that the price Of the
peperty a. e47 Fifth Avenue, which he
purchased the other day, was s75o.0O0.
Instead Of s35O.0O0 AS reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
r'ss::;i:. ss;'s;i: HESS p':s:'s!' s:sa'iE
FARMS FoR SALE
1p,,cK AND POULTRY FARM

on BEAUTIFUL vISELAND s..,, IN. - :,
sa,.6 ~ ths rreatsst fruit. truck ana pouitry
section: Is acres. mile from CITY ,i,s. s1Sa
nslrhbcrhood. on stat. rosa LOO LOO" ay,stv nps
:, ,~,,i,, oid age forces sale; VIII inciude
harsr. / COW. flock Of chickens. wssons,
h.rness. piows. cultivaiors. other tools. Az
CROWNS crops: begin where prsssh' p.h 81 ,oo
r.t.,rs sarne a. rent For details and ifee
i,,t esil or write vineiand Farm Agency.
TEL, lands av. yineland. y !. Not
eonnscfsd with any City yarn Asehsiss-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
New jersey

A FAMILY OF refinement and eaucatoh al ean
.seure title 20 and occupy AZ once this
un-to-dste Colonial home. located on one of
the best streets OF celebrates suburban
resldentlsl section near New YORK City. where
,he ne,ghboring families are the kind o. pco-
pie who are Desirable 10 know, on the pay
fnent OF $4,000. balance % $4,000 On long.
time easy-payrnent mortgage The piot
fronfs 800 n on the street and extends lto
n deep: cen;ains 10 rooms. baths. wine
verandas The elevation 10 over 100 n. II "a
only few minutes walk 70 railroad e1ptess
sfefioo on the best committing road out of
New YORK city. and IL offered complete, with
no extras ready 20 occupy. There are over
% commuters from this section nov bAtn-
ing boating skating. golf. tennis and coun-
try clubs are available. together with me
schools churches and markets. u u a bar
gain and a wonderful piece for ehllcren:
Your reply will receive pereonal, conndsntiAl
and courteous. attention. SERIOUS. i. o
BOX 7fs. City Hall statisS. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
TO LET FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LOFT 20 sublst. for irnmsdiaie possession.
with or without fixtures. cheap Apply
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
RIAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Westchester

Nrv ,tueco house. seven rooms and tie
bathroom hot water heat gss. tlec-
tricity: hardwood noors. open hrepiaee
concrete walks. good SURROUNDINGS, I'VE
rainutes' walk from station ana sehooL
Owner, Daniel Riccio. Harrison. y. I.
T. o. Box 36g.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
sl50,000 Rental for Floor
". Leased From Plans

y Hell L Storm have leased the second
foSs IN the new building being erected
~ ihe southeast corner Of Broadway
ana Ihirty-seventh Street 20 !. D..
hsrpSs 4 Co., AZ an aggregate rental OF
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Manhattan

PRIVATE HOUSES. for rent or sale. on
West End ave. Riverside Drive and ad-
jaeent streets slawson Hobbs. iss W.
ia st.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

TO LET-UNFuKSIsHED
Manhattan
Brooklyn

OCEAN PARKWAY. SIS Cecrner Az Fl-
Kew modern. room. Ss5; Nbi ; ills'
AGENT on premises. Ralph Sloan. ssI FIAT
turh av. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Long Island

BRIGHTwATERs l.. I
Hour from Penn. Station-BUNGLA-
LOW and COTTAGE plots. contain
ing city lots: only 1900 up. easy
terms Book OF plans 20 each pur-
chaser T. y. a. II. w. ACKERSON.
Brightwaters. l.. ]. 2s Court st..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

BUILD IN SPRINGFIELD MANOR. l.. :.
Six-room house. 4OxiO0 plot. IS f50 COM
pieto For particulars inquire Farmers ay.
and A'errick Road. Phone Lhurelton S9yl
Mr., Lassman. Room sO5. 35s 5th av.
Phone Fitzroy 41e7-t.
ESTATE 60 ACRES. y MILE TO BAY.
il-room house. oak hoors' open nreplAee.
bsthroornE 6-roorn gardeners cottage. :
orchards. poultry plant. $500. Box H.
Shelter Island. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
snE ROOMS.
MOUNT VERNON

Ikh HfLL~-iz-room house. modern
I -. Il ofements; two-cGr garage. excellent
49,, near schools. trolley station. etc;
!. L.. $1,000. Phone Watkins f332 par
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
MORTGAGE MONTY

WILLIAM B. MERRALL.
MORTGAGES. CANADIAN PACIFIC plps
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
TRAVEL
Hudson River
by Daylight

Daily, Including Sunday. for KlkSstes
Point. Csfsiiil, Hudson ssf Aloscf.
steamer leaves Dssbfossss ~ 100 a. Nj
w. t1d -. $40 a. " ". lz,th ~ . ~
A N Yonkers. 1915 A. ", falso tef
pouEhksepsle every day bpt batufdAyl.
Direct rali connections Al raii uesen
Nsw York 20 Albany and Albany % Hsr
York accepted
Daily, including sunday, for freaf Noun
tain. fWsst Point (eEespt s1Bdsyl, f..sv:
burTh and fPo1ghke~p-le. str. DE wiz
clinton leaves VesI "a s.. 10 90 a -
West i2)th s.. 1910 4. n. Yoaksrs. iobp
a ~
Daily, except sunday, for fBear Moan
tain. fWsst Point and fNewbafgh, tAlss
POughkeeosie saturday only tsamsi
leaves Desbrosses s., $40 \. Nj ". "a
g. 800 4 ". w. l13th s., $50 A. n
Yonkers. 80 A. -
Saturdays only-For fBesr Mounisin,
tWest Point and fNewburEh. str, hSo.t
uifon leaves DesbrCsses Sc. 30 y y
?. NJ. Yonksr-. 1io P. ~
sundays only.-Tor tBear Mountala.
fNswbnrFh and fPous hksspsis. So.
v Washington Irving leaves Desbrosss' ST.
$50 A. n.
fReturn htearsr same day from poinu
marked :. Daylight Saving Time.
Round Trip Rates New York 70 Bs.s
burEh, 1896 PouEhksepsio, o.. z.o9I kinfs-
ton Point 500. c1tsklll. soc; HudseA
H.23: Albany, S5.25.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

n wli,. Va VAN p wISErr hsEi.i co. 90 Ra;hsrfordSj
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

ApAFTMENTs FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
RYE
BRoSxvILLE

BARGAIN-Attractive Dutch Colonial
eonamisyon; roonA hsshe Aess5
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-10-19

GramOnt drove away, and was Just
coming to the Ledanois drive when he
suddenly threw on the brakes and
halted the car, listening. From some
where ahead OF him-the Gumberts
place, he thought instantly-echOed a
shot, and several faint shouts. Then
silence again.
Gramont paused, indeclslve. The
sheriff was making an arrest, he
thought. A hundred possibilities fit
ted through his brain, suggested by
the sinister combination Of Memphis
Ivy, known even to Hammond as a
prince among crooks, with this Sc
Guided place leased by Inventors"
~Bootlegging? Counterfeiting?
As he paused, thus, he suddenly
started; he was certain that he had
caught the tones Of Hammond, as
though In a sudden uplifted oath OF
anger. GramOnt threw in his clutch
and sent the ear jumping forward-he
remembered that he had left Ham
mond beside the ~rlvulet, close to the
Gumberts property. What had hap
pened?
He came, after a moment of impa-
thence, to an open gate whose drive
led TO the Gumhorts place. Before him,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-10-19
SYNOPSIS

I-DIrIug tho height OF the
New orleans carnival season joachim Fol-.
wealthy though somewhat myst" |ous eI'-
izau. aud Or Aus.uN, are discussing % series
Of r.lh,rI,. bv an individual known ms tho
Midnight Nagqu,r. who. invariably aitIred
as an aviator has long dedcd jh- police. Jo-
scph MaIIurd. wealthy banker, is giving a
bali tbat pIeGt. an which thc Masqu,r has
threatened h. appear and rob the guests.
It,u and Anzley. on thoId way to the affair.
moot , ,rl dressed al. ~Columhinr. seemingly
known 10 roll. but masked. who accompanies
ibrn to thr ban
CHAPTER U-Luci, I.adanois. recently
the ward OF hrr uuoIc. Joseph M1illarI. is
the roIumI inc
CHATTER II-Iu his library Joseph
MailI,ro and % eroup of 'IIuuIs are u'Id HP
aud robbed by ih" M|dh'E"i M'aIu'''
CIiAIt hlt Lu'' I'u'h"!7' lh' ia'l
OF an old IalnlIy, ls ln s'ftll'htn 'H,nW
stances. Joseph MA'II'Id hanaIiuE OF A,
iuud~ has h''h unfortunate rem Ia an or,
friend OF her parents ana deeply interested
iu the gu Henry "ihia'hl' ie'ilS ne
prince dc 6rainoni, son OF a FfrIl'h ihlh''
ana am American mother, put VINO epuihS
the tn" OF prince, IS enainpf'd OF hn'lt anu
CHAPTER N.-Gramonts chnunrr. Ham
mond. sergeant ina the American army I'M
France. aud there known TO Gramont, lives
with him. He was the original Midnight
Masqucr. and Gramonl, for a particular pur
nose after discovering uammoud's activities.
assumes the role. Where hammond has
hacu n robbtr for financial gain, Grarnout, of
course. is not. He arraugcs to return the
loot" to those whom he has robbed The
jewels and money, ina individual packages,
are got ready for delivery next day TO thelr
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-10-19
Ito be continued
BRUCE

From the Herald:
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Hurd spent Sun
day in Brookings at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Larson.
Mrs. Lynn Hutton of Brookings
spent Thursday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. a. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Hastings and
two daughters of Brookings, spent
Sunday in Bruce with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Bailey spent
Sunday in Brookings at the home of
Mir. and Mrs. S. II. Vananingham.