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ewsgraviire Section, THE JEFFERSQNIAN, Towaon, Md.( November 1, 1924.
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the famous Josef Denyn. At eight o'clock, nearby traffic is stopped, and a deep silence spreads over the listening throng of 60,000 or more souls. "Then pianissimo, from the highest, lightest bells-, as if not to startle us," he writes,* "and from the sky itself—came trills and runs that were angelic. Rapidly they grew in volume and majesty as
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! they descended the scale until the i entire heaven seemed full of .music.
"Seated in the garden below, jwe watched the little light in the tower, where we knew the unseen carilloneur sat at his clavier and drew the music from his keys, and yet as we watched we somehow felt that the music came from somewhere far beyond the tower, far higher than that dim light, and was produced by human hands. Sometimes in winter after icicles have formed there comes a thaw, and one by one they tinkle gently and timidly at first; then bolder in a mass they come till, like an avalanche, they crash down with a mighty road. All of this the music suggested.
"It was low, it was loud; it was from one bell, it was from chords or many bells; it was majestic, it was simple. And every note seemed to fall from above, from such heights that the whole land heard its beauty. It was as if a master said: ' I am no longer content to sit at my cathedral organ and give joy to a few hundred only; I must give joy to thousands.' So he mounts the Catahedral tower, and plays his sonata, or his prelude, or his songs upon the great clavier, so that all the world may hear.
"With this feeling, we listened to van der Gheyn's 'Prelude' and to the Andante and Allegro from Rossini's 'Barbier de Seville,' and to old Belgian and French folk songs. Indeed, the tower seemed a living being, opening its lips in the mysterious . night to pour out a great and noble message of song to all mankind. The
concert ended promptly at nine with the national air of Belgium. Directly after this the great bell slowly, solemnly struck the hour."
It may be in the future that-such scenes and such recitals will be not uncommon in America. It may yet come about that our churches, too, will have carillons sending their music through the air every few minutes in one unending ' chain of lovely song.
Certainly, the steps thus far taken toward the adoption of the art here point to such developments in the not too distant future.
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AGO IN BALTIMORE CO.
for Congress who, by his courageous, capable and conscientious efforts won the nomination two years ago and was elected to serve the people of the second Congressional Pistrict at Washington, and has proved faithful to his trust.
Millard E. Tydings, who seeks re-election to Congresss, is clean, efficient, alert, energetic and has made an able representative.
Congressman Tydings not only deserves re-election, but an old-time Baltimore county majority.
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(Democratic) U. S. Senator
I heartily endorse the proposed amendment to the Constitution to place the office of the State's Attorney of Baltimore City on a budget basis. The entire expense of the office under the plan will be borne by Baltimore City.
The amendment will be voted on at the coming election and I trust that it will commend itself to the voters of all parties.
(Republican) U. 8. Senator
The fee system, under which the State's Attorney's office is compelled to work, is ancient, awkward and expensive. It is the application of ox cart methods in a day of automobiles. In the interest of efficiency and good government such a system ought not to prevail. A vote for the Amendment will cost the Counties nothing.
(Democratic) Former State's Attorney
During my terms of eight years in the State's Attorney's office, I had occasion to see the inherent dangers attendant upon the operation of the fee system in that most important Department of our Government. Such a system, as now prevails, is a relic of the past and has no place in an up-to-date community. J am most firmly of the belief that this proposed amendment is a worthy one and should command the support of voters regardless of party affiliations. The salary increases provided for are small when the great responsibilities assumed by the men in this office are considered.
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CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
THE undersigned offer $32 per share for 37,000 shares of capital stock of Continental Life Insurance Co., Wilmington, Delaware, and have made arrangements with the Franklin Trust Company of Philadelphia, Fifteenth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, to act as Depositary to receive the said stock if and when 37,000 shares (including the shares already on deposit with the Franklin Trust Company) have been deposited with said Trust Company.
Stockholders desiring to sell should deposit their certificates promptly with blank powers, properly executed," attached, with the Trust Department of Franklin Trust Company, pending the deposit there of 37-000 shares.
If the full 37,000 shares are not deposited by or .before December 1, 1924, the certificates will be returned. If, and when the required amount is deposited, payment for same will be made at said Trust Company. On the stock deposited, stockholders retain full voting and dividend rights until payment.
This offer is effective until December 1, 1924, and is limited to the purchase of 37,000 shares. When that amount is reached, no further stock will be accepted for deposit.
*GEORGE E. SAULSBURY,
Baltimore, Maryland.
HARVEY L. COOPER,
Denton, Maryland.
•Mr. Saulsbury is the largest stockholder in the Continental Life Insurance Co.
STOCKHOLDERS CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Should Not Sign Voting Trust If They Wish To Sell Their Stock At $32 A Share
YOU have received a circular letter from Mr. Philip Burnet, President of the Continental Life Insurance Company, asking you to deposit your stock under a Voting Trust Agreement. The undersigned own and control a substantial amount of the stock of the Company and are of the opinion that it is not to your best interest to become a party to this Voting Trust arrangement.
Signing the Voting Trust Agreement deprives you of the opportunity to sell your stock at a very substantial cash profit. If you have not received the letter offering you $32 a share for your stock, and explaining the dangers of the Voting Trust Agreement, write or telephone to the undersigned at once.
GEORGE E. SAULSBURY HARVEY L. COOPER
George E. Saulsbury
717 Continental Building Baltimore, Md. Phone PLaza 1618.
I own.
____shares of stock of the Continental Life insurance
Company. Send me full information about the offer of $32 per share. Meanwhile, I will not sign the Voting Trust Agreement that deprives me of the right to accept this offer.
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