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WOULDN'T YOU RATHER HAVE A PRESIDENT WHO »;30ULD LEAD. OF FORD'S. | comes to the Ford's Theatre, Ball „, „ „„ „ w a ___„ „„ more, next week, with matinees The name of Henry W. Savage on. Wednesday and Saturday( with 6, a musical production has usually thusiastic New York and Boston r been synonymous with excellence of ports, prompts inquiry as to whet singing voices. The array of danc-|er Mr- Savage's taste has sudden ing talent promised in "Lollipop," j turned from the song to the dance Mr. Savage's new musical play which He made the experiment in "Lolll ~H~K~XK~K~X~X~X~XK^^^ JESSOP & JESSOP, Inc. Cockeysville, Md. Dealers in LUMBER, COAL, HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL, &c. Phone, Cockeysville 134 ^X^X^XK-XKKKKKKK-X-X-XK-XKK-X-X-XKK-X^X-XK^X^X-X-X^X-y «? < i < > «> < > « » « > VOTE FOR EDWARD RIDGELY SIMPSON OF BALTIMORE COUNTY Republican Canddate For Congress COO LID CE WILL BE ELECTED Back Him Up With A Loyal CONGRESS (Published by authority Eugene L. 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Roast Spring-Leg of Lamb 37c lb. Stewing1 La»i b or Veal.... 17c lb. Tender You ng; Po rk Roa s t. 33c 1 b. Countrv Style Fh. Sausage 29c lb. Phila. Style Scrapple.....12ic lb. Fresh Liver PiuMing-..... 19c lb. Wll MORNING CHEER COFFEE 39c lb. veri-goueTcoffee 33c lb. Large Yellow Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. 13c Large Yellow Pumpkins, 17c ea. Grape Fruit..............2 for 25c Sweet Calif Oranges...! Doz. 47c Ci 525 York Road Towson Towson 734 V STORES COMPAN BALTIMORE'S BETTER CHAI THAN ONE WHO HAS TO BE LED? WOULDN'T YOU RATHER HAVE HAND-PICKED BIG MEN IN THE CABINET THAN THE SELECTIONS [PUBLICAN MACHINE? THEN VOTE FOR DAVIS AND BRYAN AND TYDINGS. Sunday. The intent of the title is a bit ironical as these occurrences are not the sort marked with the calm that is supposed to go with the day of rest. "Of A Sunday" is being staged by Lester Lonergan, who directed "Abraham Lincoln" and "East is West" for Mr. Harris. The scenes are by Livingston Piatt, designer of all Mr. Harris' sets for the past few years. The new comedy will be seen here the week of November 3rd and will then go to New York for its metropolitan premiere. ----------o---------- (k/sUyKSlKJ an» v®9 sue? Mesas FULL BENCH TO SIT THE GO-GETTER. The Go-Getter goes till he gets what he goes for; The go-getter works till he reaps what he sows for. He fixes a goal and resolves when he sets it, The way to a goal is to go till he gets it. LILLIAN SHAW AT MARYLAND. Some learned professor delved into fun as a science and brought forth a volume of several hundred pages on the art of deriving comedy. Clayton and Lennie have not read one word of the book nor have they spent one second of their time in analyzing fun as a science. To them they find it as natural as breathing and that is the only kind of comedy worth laughing at and it is only possible with natural comedians of different types. Clayton and Lennie are of the eccentric variety and the kind bordering on a class known in vaudeville as "nuts," that is, they are irrational and substitute nonsense for sense, but it is this sort of comicality that has made one of-the laughing hits of vaudeville. There is no more distinctive comedienne in vaudeville than Miss Lil-1^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ lian Shaw, and few acts are more j There's many an auto equipped with The country is crowded with weakling diminishers, And plastered with want-ads for resolute finishers. It's easy enough to start things with a roar, But hard to keep pulling when biceps are sore. The pushers are legion who push to begin, But pushers are rare who will push till they win. The booster we need is the one who will boost Till the cattle come home and the hens go to roost. certain to please an audience than does her offering. Her dialect ballads of the Italian-American have come to be vaudeville classics. She opens her act with a Hebrew character portrayal in song. In this she establishes herself as a comedienne. She sings with the necessary props a song of the woes and worries of a young mother and from this theme gets a wealth of fun. Among other songs is "I Gotta De Rock," sung with great gusto in Italian dialect. In cities where Miss Shaw has appeared she is alwavs welcomed back and her first appearance is bound to win the favor of her audience. AUTO SALESMAN WINS WATCH. GOLD William R. Isennock, ^alsman for the Court Garage at4\>wson, won a handsome gold watoh as a prize awarded for selling the highest number of automobiles during the period of July, August and September, for the Durant Corporation. IPLAY AT SWEET AIR TONIGHT. Tonight (Saturday) Ititled "Twelve a play en- B starter ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ That starts up the hill like the charge of a Tartar! But soon it is found to have also a stopper; The auto for us is the one with a topper. The highway of life has a hundred who peter To one who will stick and become a repeater. To seer and dreamer the world is a debtor, But passes its handsomer gifts to the better. The go-getter goes till he gets what he goes for; The go-getter works till he reaps what he sows for. He fixes a goal, and resolves when he gets it, The way to the prize is to go till he gets it. State's Attorney Requests All Three Judges To Hear Fedeli Case. State's Attorney H. Courtenay Jenifer appeared before Judge Frank I. Duncan in the Circuit Court at Towson Thursday and requested that all the judges of the court, Chief Judge T. Scott Offutt and Associate Judges Frank I. Duncan and Walter W. Preston, sit during the trial of Mrs. Antoinette Fedeli, charged with the murder of her husband, which is scheduled to begin November 6. William Curran, counsel for Mrs. Fedeli, was with Mr. Jenifer at the time. Judge Duncan, in reply, stated that it was unusual to ask for a full bench except in capital cases and intimated to the State's Attorney that the court would like to know, before acceding to his request, what decree of punishment the State would ask for. The State's Attorney thereupon replied that it was the intention of the State to ask for a conviction of murder in the first degree. A jury trial having been prayed by the accused, counsel asked the court to direct the Sheriff to summon a number of talismen on the day of trial, which request was granted. AUDITORIUM Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. William Harris, Jr. Presents "OP A SUNDAY" A Comedy in 3 Acts By Homer Miles With a Notable Cast. BOULEVARD Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday JAMES KIRKWOOD —IN— BROKEN BARRIERS PISTOL PEDDLER FINED Overlea Negro "Taxed" And Costs By Magistrate. $50 William Roberts, a negro of Over-lea, was arrested by Police and charged with peddling pistols to sailors and factory workers along the Baltimore city water-front. He was fined $50 and costs. The man said he was a salesman for a pawnbroker. FIVE RECORDS ESTARLISED AND TEN BROKEN IN BAY SORE AIR PAGEANT. Thursday, Friday and Saturday ADOLPHE MENJOU, ELEANOR BOARDMAN AND CONRAD NAGEL —IN— SINNERS IN SILK SMil NOiR 1^ISt|ENKSYt^NIA Irene Rich, Louise Farenda, Rich- ardo Cortez, Clara Bow, Marc McDermott, Brighton Hale. "THIS WOMAN" A Perfect Photoplay from Howard . . . Rockey's Celebrated Novel. . . . MARYLAND Playing Keith Attractions Week of November 3. 3—Performances Election Day—3 Tuesday, November 4th, 2.00, 8.00 and 11.00 P. M. Election Returns by Special Wire A Real Entertainment Banquet For Election Week. TAKING A LITTLE CREDIT. S. S. Teacher—Can you tell me who made you, Joseph? Joe—God made part of me. S. S. Teacher—Why, what do you mean by that? Joe—He made me real little I just growed the rest myself. and THE WICKED CADDIE. Among Mr. Carnegie's innumerable Scotch stories is one about a ;addie of St. Andrews. This caddie's wife—so Mr. Car-laegie's story runs—was much troubled by her husband's loose way of (ife. He could never have a good lay on the links but he must end it with a wet night at the tavern. So, ;o cure him, the woman lay in wait >n the road one evening, dressed in K white sheet. When her husband appeared she p-ose trom behind a hedge, an awful gvhite figure, with outspread arms. "Who the de'll are you?" asked [he intemperate caddie. "I'm Auld Nickie," said the fig-glire, in a hollow voice. "Gie's a shake o' yer hand, then," laid the tipsy caddie. "I'm married jae a sister o' yours. She'll be Lraitin' for us up at the hoose, an' lae doot she'll mak' ye welcom." EIGHT POLES TO THE WILL. "Speaking of railroad service in ieorgia," said a traveling salesman |f Baltimore, "one day I was wait- lg for a train in a small town of lat State. One hour, two hours, iree hours passed, but no train lulled in. I was about to negotiate >r a vehicle to drive me to the place wished to make, when the station |gent said: "I wouldn't go to that trouble, sir. [he train'll be along soon now." "What makes you think so?" "Well," he answered, "I'm pretty tirtain of it. Here comes the con-uctor's dog now." Ten records were broken and five established at Bay Shore in the greatest aerial pageant in history. Ten thousand persons banked the beach at Bay Shore and watched the airmen perform. Speed, distance and weight-carrying records were broken. In addition Lieut. O. B. Hardison, piloting the PN-7 seaplane, established five new marks in one flight. His plane carried 4,040 pounds, the heaviest load ever borne by an airplane. His records are for various distances and weights. George T. Cuddihy broke world's maximum speed record 300 kilometers straightaway, course lying over the heads of the crowd. He attained the speed of 188.129 miles an hour. The old record was 174.07 miles an hour. The Schneider Cup race was won by Lieut. Ralph A. Ofstie, whose plane was the only one to finish the flight of 500 kilometers. Lieutenant Cuddihy, who started, dropped out at the 300-kilometer mark. During the race Lieutenant Ofstie broke three world records. the for his Special Star Feature A Real One-Act Play Writte nby Port er Emersion Browne Homer B. Marguerite MASON & KEELER In "Married." Added Star Feature 'The Perfect Performer MR. LEO BEERS Vaudeville's Distinctive Entertainer Extraordinary Star Attraction ERNEST EVANS The Smartest of Society Dancers With An Unequalled Aggregation of Talented Beauties In a Euperb Production "Ripples of 1924." Welcome Back Vaudeville's Distinctive Comedienne LILLIAN SRAW The Arch Enemy of Gloom Famous The World Over GAUDSMITH BROS. With Their Clown Dogs. Brilliant and Artistic Musical Offering MARIE, ETHEL & FLORENCE FLEMING America's Representative Concert Stars HIIIII1IIIHIIBIBIIEB FRANK H. NEWELL f Funeral Director s PUFFICKLY GOOD REASON. Chloride, the colored maid, had linounced her impending departure. "What's the matter, Chloridp?" jsked her mistress. "Aren't your ¦ages sufficient? Don't we treat pu right?" "Wellum, de wages is all right, |i' mostly yo' treats me right, but trouble is dis: Dere am too much tiffin' of de dishes fo' de fewness the victuals." EXTREME EMERGENCIES. j "This bell," said the well-meaning |xton, when showing the bell at a rtain church to a party of visitors, only rung in case of a visit from lord bishop, a fire, a flood, or le other such calamity." CNSLATION. |Two sisters—apparently all in to each other—had lived togeth- for many years. Then, when the le was ninety-eight and the other lety-six the elder died. The rela- |e who undertook the task of raking the painful news to the hvivor feared the shock would be lal to her. But the old lady bore wonderfully. "Ah, well," she |>lied, "now I suppose I shall be lie to have my tea made as I like iiiMiEiBiaiiaiiiaaiiiiiiia^^^aiyaiHiiBBeisil A GRAVE MISTAKE. f'Hello! I want to order a box tomorrow." f'What size?" ['There will be six of us ' ty." j'But they come only in js—we'll have to have it jial." j 'Is this the Yyceum?" 'No, it is the undertaker." (Successor to J. H. Kraft) PIKESVILLE, MD. Morgue, Chapel andJFuneral Parlor always at your service. Limousines for ail occasions. Phone Pikesville 430 Something- New Under the Amusement Sun MME. TAKA-TAKA & YOGO-TARO In East India Dances. One of the New Laughing- Hits Eddie — Frank CLAYTON & LENNIE In "A Sundae in London" By Claude W. Bostock. AESOP'S FILM FABLES TOPICS OF THE DAY FORD'S Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. IlllllIIBBaBllllllll Election Returns Tuesday Night. Henry W. Savage Offers ADA MAY In the Happiest, Snappiest Musical Play in Years (New York Evening World). "LOLLIPOP" Original New York Cast ¦BBBBBBBBBflBEBBBBBBEEBEaBBBBBBBBBBSBBflBBi "Keene" for a SQUARE DEAL! Loans $1000 to $100,000 on 1st and 2nd standing mortgages One to ten years to pay. No reduction of principal required! Daily Service---No Charge For Application. CYRIL W. KEENE SSHS?' Howard and Fayette Streets IBBflflBBflflBBBBBBBBBflflBBBBflBflflflflBBBB in the single made *3itN> &UTAW ST. Imported Canaries, guaranteed (Z'J yc Young Songsters; each............ *p I • $ *J A Splendid Showing of the Latest in Cages Attractive Prices. Colored Bowls and Dolphin Stands; Special......................$3 25 Most beautiful when arranged with Aquaria Ornaments. Aquatic Plant, Pebbles, Shells anil Four Fancy Goldfish, complete, $4.95. A SPECIAL SALE OF FERNS FROM 15c up. LILY BULBS. BOWLS AND FLOWER, HOLDERS. A Special Showing: of Beautiful Birds from South America. You will enjoy seeinff them and wo will appreciate your visit.