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| Page 6—Saturday, November 22, 1924. ¦jeWersonian, towsoi TLAND THIED PARTY'S END SEEN BY RITCHIE—DECLARES IT LACKS UNDERLYING ISSUE TO HOLD TOGETHER Governor Gives History Of Factions—Favors Domination Of Two Big Groups In Philadelphia Speech. (Special to The Jeffersonian) Prediction that the Progressive party,, headed by Senator Robert M. La Follette will disintegrate "be- T& former vice.chairman cause there is no underlying issue to ./1L. ™r_..i.i\-„__>t„+«__„i r<~™™<+ vania League of Women Voters at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel. Other speakers included Governor Pichot of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Harriet hold it together," was made in an address here by Governor Ritchie of Maryland. The Maryland Governor spoke at the annual banquet of the Pennsyl- of the Republican National Committee. Speaking on "The Historical and Constitutional Background of the Two-Party System of Government," t Sealed! to protect Buick performance Bukk's chassis is sealed. Iron and steel housing protect the operation of all driving parts—seal them in to safeguard Buick performance. Here are the vital points at which Buick engineering provides this extra protection: 1FAN HUB—Fan bearing- totally enclosed—lubricated by its own gear pump. 5 6 O MOTOR—Steel keeps water from short-circuiting spark plugs. Steel cover over valve-in-head mechanism keeps dust out, oil in. 3 STARTER - GENERATOR— Delco single-unit starter-generator completely housed in single housing. Starting gears housed with flywheel. A FLYWHEEL — Comple t e 1 y ^* housed. Starting teeth protected from road damage and accumulation of mud and dirt. CLUTCH—Multiple disc—completely housed. TRANSMISSION— Completely protected. Shifting mechanism holes sealed. 7 UNIVERSAL JOINT — Com-• pletely encased in ball joint at front end of torque tube—• lubricated automatically from transmission. 8 PROPELLER SHAFT—Buick's third member drive, which is a torque tube, completely encloses the propeller shaft. It is impossible for road dirt to work from the sljaft into the universal joint or rear axle. Q REAR AXLE—Floating type, 17 totally enclosed in rear axle housing*. YORK ROAD GARAGE Towson, Md. Governor Ritchie traced the brief histories of smaller parties which have sprung up, including the Know-Nothings, the early anti-slavery parties wnich combined to form the Republican party, and the Greenback-ers from 1876 to 1884. He continued: "Under Roosevelt the STATE BALLOT BOARD WILL MEET SOON. PARK HEIGHTS TRACT AGAIN SWEPT BY FIRE. INCORPORATION PAPERS FILED FOR McMAHON EXPRESS COMPANY. Progres- The State Board of Canvassers is A woods fire swept over 12 acres expected to meet in Annapolis the on the 1000-acre tract at Park latter part of this month on a call to Heights avenue near Caves road, be issued by the Secretary of State, owned by Janon Fisher. The Pikes- The law provides that the meeting vilic Fire Department extinguished polled 30 per cent. * of The musV take place within 30 days af- the blaze after a two-hour fight. A tei the election. 10-acre tract on tne Fisher property The duty of the State Board of was burned over last week. Canvassers, which comprises the —__-__0______ Secretary of State Comptroller, 20 NEW HOMES ARE PLANNED Treasurer, Clerk of the Court of Ap- »nrvn»Tw peals and the Attorney General, is A1 ROORDALb. to canvass the returns from the vari-i „. ' ous counties and from Baltimore There are a number of pretty sub- (.jtv, urban residential developments near A certificate of the results is then Baltimore city. The latest to bo filed with the Secretary of State. , started is that on the Miltord Mill Maryland's Presidential electors, r Liberty road, Kocitdale. chosen at the last election, will meet popular vote in 1912 and won 88 electors. But when Roosevelt declined the nomination in 1916, the party broke up. "Senator La Follette's Progressive party will break up, too. There is no underlying issue or issues to hold it together. If La Follette's leadership were withdrawn his party would disintegrate as rapidly as Rosevelt's Progressives did in 1916. "In my judgment the country'c national political life is much better because of its domination by two parties only. Under the multiparty system two things happen, both of them bad. "First, the parties almost always form on the basis of class or-racial considerations, and secondly, the tendency is for two of the parties to combine at election time, not upon a common issue, because there is none, but in order to secure a majority of the voters and win. If such a combination does not take place, then a minority of the voters generally determine the political complexion of the Government." The Governor said, however, that the smaller parties have educational value and also serve as safety valves for public opinion upon questions not met by the principal parties, and often inaugurate issues which the bigger parties afterwards take up. Articles of incorporation of the McMahon Express Corporation were filed at Towson with Carville D. Benson, Jr., E. Stabler Maxwell and John D. Nock as incorporators. It has an authorized capital stock of 2000 shares of which 1000 shares have a par value of $100 each preferred stock, and 1000 common stock without par value. «»¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦< ¦ J. Albert Marriott, Jr., who has in the State House, Annapolis, at Practically developed the Rockdale noon on the second Monday in Jan uary to "give (in the language of the law) their votes for President and Vice-President of the United States." 136 PAROLES GRANTED SINCE JANUARY FIRST. 3 FINED UNDER GAME LAWS. Several prosecutions in the counties as a result of violations of the State game laws prohibiting hunters from shooting wild fowl from boats have been reported to E. Lee Le-compte, State Game Warden. Three violators were fined $100 in the Fullerton Police Court by Magistrate E. J. Herrmann. PRELATE TO VISIT COUNTY CHURCHES. ^•KK~x~:~:~K~:~x~:~:~K~:~:~:~x^^^ I PEOPLE ARE KNOWN BY THE CARS THEY DRIVE. & THE owner ia never ashamed of his car's performance or appearance—in any company. THE TOWSON FLINT CO. COURT GARAGE TOWSON, MD. Appointments of the Rt. Rev. John G. Murray, Bishop of Maryland, have been announced. Tomorrow (Sunday) he will visit St. Marks-on-the-Hill, Pikesville, at 11 A. M. On December 28th he will visit the Church of the Good Shepherd at Ruxton at 11 A. M. EXILED SAILOR MUST LEAVE THESE PARTS. *JHJMJ «> It • > JESSOP & JESSOP, Inc. Cockeysville, Md. Phone, Cockeysville 134 THE STORE WITH THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS HOUSEHOLD PAINTING GUIDE ^^t^^t^^i^^^^a^^so^Sf^^^^^aie^ti FOR BUILDING OR Negotiate your First Mortgage Loans on business and residential property herewith an organization which can give you prompt decisions. MARYLAND TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY Qround Floor - - - Munsey Building CALVERT AND FAYETTE STREETS 9 » Isaiah Brooks came to the United States from England in a dirty little tramp steamer that anchored off the county's water front. He was a mess boy on the kind of a ship where a mess boy's life is not a bed of roses. # He started back for home, leaving in a Pullman and when he reaches New York will board the Leviathan, the queen of the seas, and will go back home as a guest of the United States Government. But Brooks is not going One hundred and thirty-six paroles have been granted since January 1, 1924, to prisoners in Maryland penal institutions by Governor Ritchie, it was learned. Due to four deaths among paroled prisoners, four pardons, 14 violations of parole and 114 expired parole's, the number of former prisoners now on parole is exactly the same as at the beginning of the year. At that time there were 134 paroles in effect. During 1924 the Governor has also granted nine reductions of sentence to prisoners, and nine pardons to restore citizenship of paroled prisoners. There have been a total of 723 parole applications heard by Parole Commissioner Edward M. Parrish this year, according to records of the parole office. A total of 151 applicants were recommended for parole and 340 applications were declined by Mr. Parrish. The number of parole applications received has more than doubled in the past two years, Mr. Parrish said. Last year 726 applications were received and in 1922 there were approximately 370, he said. In the first ten months of this year Governor Ritchie has granted the exact number of paroles given during the full year of 1923, the records show. Of the 134 prisoners paroled this year, State and county liquor law violators were more numerous than other types of offenders. There were 18 paroles granted to such violators. Next in number were 14 convicted of larceny, and nine convicted of manslaughter, the parole records show. Three of the 14 paroled prisoners who violated their paroles during 1924 are still at large, Mr. Parrish said. The others have either been j returned to Maryland penal institu- j tions or are now serving sentences i in other States. community, announced he will erect 20 homes of the bungalow and* cottage type on the Milford Mill Road. The property is the balance of a large tract of land purchased by Marriott, and which has been fully developed with the exception of a few acres. The houses to be erected will be suitabe for families of limited means such as clerks, mechanics, office workers, etc. The lots will have measurments of 50 by 155 feet and 82.6 by 186 feet, and the improvements will represent a total investment of approximately $70,000. aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 5 FRANK H. NEWELL ! m a a a a Funeral Director (Successor to J. H. Kraft) PIKESVILLE, MD. ¦ B I Morgue, Chapel and Funeral Parlor g B always at your service. am g Limousines for all occasions. 5 Phone Pikesville 430 B ¦ For JEWELRY of the Better Sort At Prices Consistent With Its Quality See WM. J. MILLER 28 E. Baltimore St. BALTIMORE, MD. i a D a n m ss m is i AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF BALTIMORE COUNTY BANK FILED INCREASING CAPITAL TO $100,000. An amendment to the charter of the Baltimore County Bank of Towson has been filed, increasing its capital stock from $25,000 to $100,-000. Night Coughing— How to Stop It Night coughing which, through loss of valuable sleep, often makes you feel utterly worn-out and useless during the day, and by quickly weakening the system lays you open to the most dangerous infections, can now be promptly checked by a very simple treatment. People who have hardly been able to rest on account of coughing spells have found that they can sleep the whole night through undisturbed often after the very first trial. The treatment is based on a remarkable prescription known as Dr. King's New Discovery. You simply take a tea-epoonful at night before retiring and hold It In your throat for 15 or 20 seconds before swallowing it. The prescription has a double action. It not only soothes and heals the soreness and Irritation, but it quickly loosens and removes the phlegm and congestion which Is the real cause of the cough. The result Is that you usually sleep as soundly as a babe the very first night, and the cough goes in a very short time. The prescription contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Excellent for children as well as grown-ups. For coughs, chest colds, hoarseness, sore throat, spasmodic croup, bronchitis, la'ryngitis and bronchial asthma. At all good druggists. Ask for s~xkk~kkk~xkkk~:~kk~k^ V ? i 1 i I ? r t Y V V t SANDOW TRUCKS Built For Durability Long Life Plus Economy Sizes 1 to 5 Tons Sandow Sales & Service Co., Distributors Reese and :28th Sts., Baltimore, Md. Telephone, Homewood 7612 :$<«x~>*xk~x^~X"^h«X":~^ WILLIAMS-KIRK VENEER COMPANY PILES AMENDMENT TO ITS CHARTER. An amendment to the articles of home i incorporation of the Williams-Kirk through choice. He is being deported by the Immigration Bureau. Two months ago in Philadelphia Brooks, who was a steward aboard the steamer Delisle, which makes Baltimore her home port, was arrested and accused of smuggling a stowaway into the Pennsylvania port. Brooks admitted the charge and said that he received $120 for his part in the transaction. He was given a short jail sentence and then went blithely on his way. He was arrested in Baltimore by Immigration Inspectors and accused of being an undesirable alien. The Washington officials agreed with the Baltimore men in regard to Brooks' status and he was ordered deported. Veneer Company was filed changing its name to the Williams Brothers Veneer Company. The company has a plant at Texas, this county. INCORPORATION PAPERS FILED FOR SAL-FRUITOL CO. Articles of incorporation of the Sal-Fruitol Company were filed at Towson by Ben C. Marley, John V. Marley and Ben C. Marley, Jr. It has a capital stock of 1000 shares, par value of $10 each, and will manufacture drug of above name, with office at Towson. VICTIM PUT DOWN IN FRONT OF HOSPITAL. Injured in an automobile collision and left on the pavement of Mercy Hospital was the experience of Wm. V. Nickel, twenty-three, 129 South Broadway, Baltimore city. Nickel said he was driving a truck of the Fairfield Farms Dairy north on Exeter street about 3 A. M., when au automobile going east on Fayette street struck his vehicle. Nickel was thrown out. He said the driver of the automobile returned, picked him up and drove to the hospital, where he left Nickel on the sidewalk. Nickel obtained the number of the man's car, and the police arrested Paul Ensor of Parkton on charges of failing to give information after ail accident and failing to give right of way. Agents for "All Leather" "Red Goose" Shoes Bxpert Shoe Repairing TOWSON SHOE STORE York & Joppa Roads TOWSON, MD. Give "Red Goose" Shoes a trial on your next Shoe Purchase •*?*%**?*%*%•%*•?**?•*?**•¦ «> «"?•*••*>4>•"•> •¦•> •>•••¦•¦•¦ •¦•¦•> •¦•¦ •?••%M»^%%%%^%H«MA'W'ViVS,VV Towson Radiator & Welding Works We Recharge and Repair Batteries Batteries Recharged 75c and $1.00 PHILCO BATTERIES SALES AND SERVICE Phone, Towson 136 East Pennsylvania Avenue THE HEN THAT LAYS IS THE HEN THAT PAYS-GET MORE EGGS WITH SANITARY MEAT MARKET OUR MEATS ARE ALL BALTIMORE DRESSED. THIS MEANS CHOICE FRESH MFIATS WALTER HOOS, Prop. 421 YORK ROAD Towson, "*;d. TO GIVE CONCERT AT SCHOOL. The second of a series of concerts given to father the work of the Maryland School for the Blind at Overlea, in making the blind of the State self-supporting through educational and vocational training, w 11 be held December 2 in Newcomer Hall, attched to the school. Marcel Grandjany, of France, considered by many critics as one of the greatest living harpists, will play. Busses will meet patrons at the Overlea car line to carry them to the hall, it has been announced. I II \i | | * The Boot Shop WM. F. ORTH, Prop. 5«0 York Hood TOWSON, MD. Graduate Practipedist FINE SHOES WORK SHOES Rubbers-Gum Boots-Arties Or. Schull'g Arches OPEN EVENINGS Your School Too can have an orchestra or glee club of its own. Get together, boys and girls, and get started. We'll furnish the organizer—a skilled musician. And we'll let you have the instruments on small weekly payments. In no time you'll have an orchestra that will be able to play at special affairs; something to make your school famous. Write us today. Note to and Music If you would like to hav give a concert before yo Plaza 6270. A New Discovery. Absolutely Guaranteed to put your hens in good health, help them through the moult and make them Lay More Eggs. It has paid thousands of other poultry raisers and will ^ay you. TRY DON SUNG AT OUR RISK. We Guarantee "More Eggs or No Pay." On the Don Sunjr there are three sizes: 50c, $1.00 and $5.00 which contains 6 times the il.OO size. On the Roup-Over there are two siz.es, 50c and $1.00. All postpaid. ROUP OVER "The Over-Night Roup Remedy" A New Prompt and Positive Guaranteed Treatment for Roup, Canker and Colds in Poultry. Sold by The Meyer Seed Company a B 32 LIGHT STREET, Baltimore, Md. ¦ iBBBBaBBBflBBBBBBBBBBflBflBBSBBBBBBaa^aBBi APR 11 North Ho Exclusive Agents Conn Brass YOU! OWE it to your wife and children to give them the convenience of Water Under Pres-ure in your home. A "DURO" ater System with "guaranteed" Service will give you this convenience. "Let us be of Service to you." DURO WATER SYSTEM CO. H. E. & J. F. KLEIN, Factory Representatives 3108 FREDERICK AVENUE, BALTIMORE, MD. PHONE. GILMOR T441 © Maryland State Archives mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0403.jpg |