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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_63-0407 Enlarge and print image (6M) |
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THE JEFFERS0N1AN, TOWSON, MARYLAND.
December 25, 1920—Page 3,
Fully Equipped
Service In-Built
Sturdy
Speedy
Dependable
Durable
Practical
Profitable
A TYPE of body for all requirements— Pneumatic Cord Tires Standard Equip-
ment—
Service and Satisfaction In-Built at Factory-Uniformity of Quality—Simplicity of Design—
Thousands in service producing profits for their owners.
THE COMMERCE MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT. MICH.
Open Expre**
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$862,472.40
was the amount of our deposits on the date of our last published statement.
This large sum of money is the property of the people of this community—our depositirs. They have entrusted it to us for safe keeping, - and they know that it is reall\r safe—that they can
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get it when thej^ want it.
Our depositors realize that their funds are protected by our ample capital and surplus and by the many safeguards provided by an experienced and conservative board of directors, composed of men with whom you are acquainted.
We solicit either a checking or savings account from you.
EMERGENCY TARIFF OPPOSITION
GROWS AS HILL IS INTRODUCED
IN CONGRESS.
THE WHITE HULL NATIONAL BANK
WHITE HALL, MD.
Brockway Motor Truck Co.
1006 North Eutaw Street BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
MIMtIMIlIHIM
TIMONIUM.
Missl Esta Simpson and Mr. Charles Kenney spent Sunday with Mr. Ken-ney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenney, of My Lady's Manor.
iMiss Helen Cross, of Waverly, spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Barrett.
Miss Gladys Owensi spent Wednes- I day with relatives in Baltimore. j
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe, of j Cockeysville, spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Simpson and daughter, Ber-tha. • I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and son, | Kennard, of Hampden, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
NATION'S CAPITOL PREPARING FOR BIG INAUGURAL ON MARCH FOURTH.
(Continued from Page 1— Col. 5) Administrations, IX has been 12 years since a great inaugural ceremony and celebration was held, and 12 years' of enthusiasm are to be loosened when the President-elect takes his oath of 10 office.
The business) men of Washington as a jvhole are Republicans, a result of
(Continued from Page 1, Col. 7.)
immediate retaliation by other nations.
"±t might be possible to report out a more hastily prepared ill-considered bill than this one," he said, 'but up to the present time this has never Deen accomplished."
Objection to unanimous consent for passage of the bill on Wednesday was made in the House by Representative De Walt of Pennsylvania, a Democrat.
As sent in by tne committee tne bill extends over a ten months period instead of a year and imposes tne following^ duties:
vvueat iSO cents a bushel, wheat flour and samoline 20 per cent, ad valorem; corn or maize 15 cents per busnel, beans 2 cents per pound; potatoes 25 cents per bushel; onions 40 cents per busihel; rice, cleaned, 2 cents per lb.; rice, uncleaned, l1/* cents per pound; rice flour, rice meal and broken rice *4 cent per pound; paddy or unhulled rice % cent per pound, lemons 1% cts. per pound. Oils: peanut 26 cents per gallon; cottonseed, soy bean, cocoanut 20 cents per gallon; cattle 30 per cent, ad valorem; sneep one-year-old $2 per head; sheep less than one-year oid fl per head; tresn mutton chops and lamb zy2 cents per pound; long sitaple cotton 7 cents per pound, cotton manufacturers 7 cents per pound in addition to present duties, clotning wool (not carpet wool), unwashed 15 cents per pound, washed 30 cents per pound, scoured 5 cents per pound; wool manufactures 45 cents per pound in addition to present dutiesi.
The paragraphs relating specifically to the wool tariff read;
"Wool, commonly known as clothing wool, including hair of the camel, angora goat and alpaca, but not such wools as are commonly known as carpet wool; unwashed 15 cetits per pound, washed 30 cents per pound, scoured 45 cents per pound. Unwashed wools shall be considered such as shall have been shorn from the animal without any cleansng; washed wools shall be considered such as have been washed with water only on the animal's back or on the skin; wools washed in any other manner than on the animal's back or on the skin shall be considered as scoured wools. On wool and hair provided for in this paragraph, which is sorted or increased in value by the rejection of any part of the original fleece, the duty shall be twice the duty to which it otherwise would be. subject, but not more than 45 cents per pound.
"Wool and hair are the kind provided for when advanced in any manner by any process of manufacture beyond the wasned and scoured condition, and manufacturers of whjch wool or hair of the kind provided for in the component material of chief value, 45
the
the many Republican administrations , cents per pound in addition to Boggs"and'which followed the Civil War, Society .rates^ of^uty imposed thereon by ex 'always is grander and gayer during a ] Tne mih6rity report offered by Re-
I Mr Lawrence Kone and sons, Deane Republican administration, as it is aci- ipresentative Rainey in part said
'and Lewrence, Jr., df Baltimore, were mitted that the Cabinet set is more "This bill has been prepared practi-
|guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. representatve of the,wealth of tne na-ically without hearings, a few repre-
Pritchett last Sunday. tion when a Republican is the Chief sentatives of the cattle and sheep in-
tvm <=«<>«* ir«ta and Bertha Simpson Executive. And the inauguration this dustries of the West appeared before «n^n T,iflav evening at the home of time win be regarded as the opening the committee testifying to lack of thefr ?ousfnsy Mr and Mrs WUl!am,°f * four-year period of festivities. markets and deplorable* depression in Lj'p. nf Baltimore "I Little can be'added to the inaugural the industries in which they were in-
«K~:":~K«:~H~HK"M"KK^^^ p„ 'J*^., W/VIir£1 L H4.n ,., ih* a.nlr balls of the past. Although this func- terested. This was all. No exports
*.?. Mr. Harry Rowe is still on the sick ^„has lost nothing of its interest to have been examined by the committee
list. tn woria outside Washington, to those The large amount of information com-
The Sunday-school Christmas enter- wn0 are familiar with the olden days, piled by the Tariff Commission was
tainment will be held on Tuesday jt jS not and cannot be the society not available at the time the bill was
night, December 28th, in the Sunday- function it once was. It is not diffi- reported out by the committee and is
school room. Everyone welcome. cuit to become a member of this party, not now available. The bill has been
A Merrv Xmas and a Happy New in fact, invitations are pressed upon hurriedly prepared without considera-
Yetr to the editor and members of the the visitor. The ball is of consider- tion The rates imposed are believed
staff, able importance because it inspires ad- to be absolutely prohibitory.
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Representing- an Agency of Forty Years.' standing, that has so long enjoyed the confidence of the public, we respectfully solicit of the people of Baltimore, county a continuance of their patronage. ll-6-52w.
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ditional business, for the caterer, the tailor, the hair dresser, the manicurists and the stores in general. The children of Fork. Christian Sun- The mardi gras is a new idea, how-day-school will hold their Christmas ever. It is expected to enliven the entertainment Monday, December 27, "downtown" atmosphere, to permit the at 8 P. M., at the Church. visitors to Washington to "open up
kr. George Smith, of the U. S. Navy, and spread themselves" and to encour-is spending a 12-day leave with his age also the various States to establish parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Smith.
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