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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0425 Enlarge and print image (6M) |
| Page 6—Saturday, ovember 29, 1924. THE ION! MARYLAND "APPLE WEEK" OVERLOOKED IN WEEK THAT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WAS SETTLED "An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away" Was Slogan Decided Upon, But Never Used—Season To Be Put Over Big Next Year. » During the excitement of the National and State elections many persons have overlooked the fact that it was Apple Week. It has never been made clear by the promoters of Apple Week to what special use ^:«kk-x-x-x-x«:-x«x-x-x-xk«x«x^xk^x^xk^x-x-xkkk-xk-x- Agents for "All Leather" "Red Goose" Shoes Expert Shoe Repairing TOWSON SHOE STORE York and Joppa Roads, TOWSON, MARYLAND •*? Give Red Goose'' Shoes a trial on your next Shoe Purchase «!h":~h~xk~:~xk~:"X~xk~:~X"X"XK^ Have You Tried Our Hot Rolls? Morning and Evening, Every Day. Denton Bakeries % 409 York Road, Towson 5320 York Road, Govans % <~X^~XK"X~X~X~X"XK~X~X^~X^ • ^~x~:„x„xkk~xk~X"X~X"X~^^^^ ;; PEOPLE ARE KNOWN BY THE CARS THEY DRIVE. ;; THE owner is never ashamed of his car's performance or appearance—in any company. THE TOWSON FLINT CO. COURT GARAGE TOWSON, MD. X^X«X^XKKKK-X^X^X^XKKK-X-X-X^X-X«X^X-XKKKK^X-X»*X*t apples should be put during the six days of celebration; and it should not beforgotten that apples may be used extensively for cooking or for eating raw. Moreover, there are many other uses to which apples may be put, which today are only whispered about in polite circles. We can mention above a whisper such by-products as cider and vinegar—but some of the old timers remember the days when apple jack or "Jersey Lightning" as they affectionately called apple brandy, was a potent medium fo softening some of the rigors of a cold winter day. Then too, large quantities of fruit nowadays are dried in evaporators and exported. But these things are beside the subject, if we accept the slogan of the Apple Week projectors: "An apple a day keeps the doctor away." Perhaps this is true—but is it an incentive to the doctors to observe such a week? We guess not—and there are a lot of doctors about, too! The apple is truly a fruit for the seven ages of man. The boy thinks of it in terms of eating until there "ain't no core." The youth likees to give Grandpa a large rosy Been Davis, for example, and let its juice transform him into an arch recon-teur, and he will tell you more tales about Blaady Angle and the Battle of Gettysburg, than Marshal Foch could tell about the Western front— provided the marshal is not eating an apple too! The bald-headed man of forty falls an easy prey to the spell of the apple, et his jaws crunch into the luscious juice of a Yellow Bellflower, for instance, and lie can sell ice to an Eskimo! In Baltimore county citizens of as many ages, sizes and shapes as the children who follow the Pied Piper of Memelin, glory in the potential^ ities of the Winesap, the juice of which must have prompted our forefathers to be the first to sign the Federal Constitution. TWO HURT FATALLY IN FREDERICK ROAD AUTOMOBILE SMASH-UP B. W. Lego Dies As Result Of Being Hurled From Machine— Accident Occurs Between Catonsville And Ellicott City. Thrown from a speeding automobile, which is said to have turned over several times on the Frederick road before it nally came to a stop, Berkert W. Lego, 3309 Elm avenue, Baltimore city, received injuries which caused his death at St. Agnes' Hospital. Two other men in the same accident are reported in serious condition at the hospital. A fourth man escaped injury. Lego is said to have been the owner and driver of the automobile which caused his death. The other occupants, Thomas J. Curtis, 3036 Cedar avenue, and Clarence Crabson, 3238 Cedar avenue, are at the hospital, while Louis Rice, 3353 Chestnut avenue, escaped injury. The accident occurred between Catonsville and Ellicott City. Lizzie Hammond, colored, told the police, they say, that the machine was traveling a fast rate of speed. A short time before, Nathaniel Reid, colored, 20 Norris street, Baltimore city, was crushed to death TOWSON MASONS ATTEND CHURCH SERVICE. TYDINGS CONDEMNS BUREAUCRACY. WHEN James Evans, of Franklin, Pa., discovered the world's best lubricating Oil in his backyard well, in 1859, pandemonium broke loose. Almost at the same time, both illuminating and lubricating Oil had been found in unfathomed abundance. It can readily be imagined that the whole population of Franklin "went crazy" over the wonderful find. Business, school, housekeeping—everything was forgotten in the mad rush to see the well. And the mad rush was not confined to Franklin; all over the world the thought of vast wealth from a hole in the ground was capturing the hearts of the adventurous. *l That night a young man stopped at the Evans home. Miss Anna Evans, one of the blacksmith's daughters, met him at the door and cried: "Dad's struck ile!" The expression caught the popular fancy, was printed everywhere, and it will go down as an immortal characteristic of the early days of Oil. Nowadays when a Kerosene buyer first tries The Red C Oil or The White C Oil, same except in color, he knows that he has "struck ile" better than he ever knew existed. It is beyond question the satisfactory, economical Kerosene you have been looking for, for your Lamps, Stoves and Incubators The Red C Oil The White C Oil The tendency cyf Cngress to restrict the States in the regulation of their internal affairs bv transferring thir powers to the National Government was condemned by Millard E. Tydings, Representative from the Second Maryland district, in an address before members of the Sisterhood and Brotherhood of Eutaw Place Temple at Temple Center, Eutaw Place and Lanvale street, Baltimore city. Other speakers were Moses Wies-enfeld, president of the brotherhood; Leonard Hecht, Mrs. Joseph Wiesen-feld and Frank R. Kent. During the last session of Congress Mr. Tydings said, more than 200 amendments to the National Constitution were proposed. Many of them were similar in character, he said, but they were all directed toward centralization of government. The proposed Child Labor amendment was cited by Mr. Tydings as an illustration of interference with State's rights. He stated that if the people substitute Federal bureaucracy for natural parentage they will be creating a possible agency for tearing down the structure of Government. The people are interested in reducing taxes, Mr. Tydings said, but if the National Government continues creating bureaus to spend money, tax reduction is impossible. Tax reduction, he asserted, itself is not nearly so imourtant as to stop the thing that makes high taxes. Mt. Moriah Lodge of Masons attended services last Sunday morning at Trinity P. E. Church at Tow-son. Rev. Henry B. Lee, Jr., the rector, preached. when he was pinned under an automobile truck laden with building material, which toppled into a gul-ley beside the Sulphur Springs road, at Arbutus. ----------*. —------- SPEAKS AT TEMPLE MEETING. BLIND PREACHER TO BEGIN UNITED CAMPAIGN. The Rev. Thomas Houston, famous blind preacher and singer, who has conducted two successful gospel campaigns in Chestnut Grove Church will begin a united campaign on Sunday at 3 P. M. He will preach and sing at the Ashland Presbyterian Church. At 7.30 P. M. he will preach at the Epworth M. E. Church, Cockeysville, and then at 7.30 every night in Ashland Presbyterian Church. Wherever he goes, he attracts crowds to hear him sing and preach. ISSIlSBIIBeiBIll For | JEWELRY | of the [ Better \ Sort I Representative Millard E. Tydings of the Second district, addressed a joint meeting of the sisterhood and brotherhood of Eutaw Place Temple, Baltimore city, in the temple center. TAR POT BLAZE CALLS OUT FIRE ENGINE. The Catonsville Fire Co. was called to extinguish a tar pot which ignited near the new Catonsville Community Church Building. ----------o---------- SUPPER AT BLENHEIM DECEMBER 6TH. Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of Blenheim Lutheran Church an oyster supper will be held on the evening of December 6th. HBBBBBBBBBflflBBBBBBI FRANK H. NEWELL ¦ Funeral Director ¦ ¦ (Successor to J. H. Kraft) PIKESVILLE, MD. ¦ ¦ Morgue, Chapel and Funeral Parlor always at your service. Limousines for all occasions. S Phone Pikesville 430 " fl ! H \ U II u m m ¦¦ H H At Prices Consistent With Its Quality See WM. J. MILLER 28 E. Baltimore St. BALTIMORE, MD. ¦¦¦¦¦¦BE!IBBSUB B B fl fl a b****+WQ44ft**+**4&*Q*****WW+***4M********+***M DUNDALK GRIDMEN DOWN LANSDOWNE "TRIBE" he Dundalk football team administered the first defeat of the season to the strong Lansdowne eleven in a stubbornly fought contest on the gridiron at Dundalk, 3 to 0. Although keeping the ball in their opponents' territory during most of the game, the Dundalk gridmen were unable to cross the goal line. With four minutes to play in the last half and with the ball n the 47-yard line, Sullivan, of the Dundalk eleven, dropkicked the field goal that made the only score of the game, the ball sailing high and directly across the middle of the goal posts. WOMAN SHIPS ON FREIGHTER AS COOK AND STEWARDESS. NewWaytoStop Night Coughing Those who have suffered the tortures of sleeplessness due to continual coughing at night, and who as a result often feel utterly worn-out and useless during the day, need no longer permit their systems to be weakened and their vitality sapped by this distressing ailment. For through a very simple treatment the trouble can be stopped almost at once, and people often get their full night's rest undisturbed after the very first trial. Here is the method: Simply get a bottle of the prescription known as Dr. King's New Discovery from any good drug store. Then to-night before retiring take one teaspoonful and hold it in your throat for 15 or 20 seconds before swallowing it. This 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 causa Of the cough. So your throat is left wonderfully soothed and cleared of irritating gatherings, you can sleep soundly and restfully, and the cough is usually gone in a very short time. Dr. King's New Discovery is a remarkable remedy for coughs, chest cold3» hoarseness, sore throat, spasmodic croup, bronchitis, laryngitis and bronchial asthma. At all good druggists. Ask fo£ » : 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 i I ? t i i i I I i I ? T I Y % V t ¦WW GWYNNBROOK GIRL DEAD. A fine Kerosene colored red to brighten up your lamps NO SMOKE A white Kerosene that satisfies; clear because it's clean NO ODOR Ruth E. Bean, dughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bean, of Gwynn-brook, died. Funeral services were conducted at Trinity Lutheran Church, Reis-terstown, interment being in Asbury M. E. Church Cemetery. ----------o---------- REISTERSTOWN IS WINNER AT SOCCER. Buy from these good dealers: EL W. Corb-ln, Towson, Md. - W. P. Beall, Stevenson, Md. Brooks Dept. Store, Reisterstown, Md. Gns Bruehi, Reisterstown, Md. Cr. H. Davis, Gwynnbrook, Md. Garrison l.ongley. Hebbville, Md. Maple Heights Grocery Co., Owings Mills, Md. Jf. Harry Lau, Delight, Md. Grover C. Hidey, Rockdale, Md. Geo. C. Smith, Indian Rock, Md. H. J. Tremper, Perry Hall. Md. Wm. Snyder, Perry Hall, Md. Geo. A. Kleln & Sons, Putty Hill, Md. Bernard K. Baake, Carney, Md. Louis C. Geller, Carney, Md. Hflgreman Brunaige Co., Stevenson. Md. Wm. Foley & Son, Pikesville, Md. G. B. Cnltrlde*. Reisterstown, Md. Robert Cor»ett & Son, Pikesville, Md. N. M. Dell. Hernwood, Md. Garner Bros., Owings Mills, Md. Hi. Griffin, Park ton, Md. H. Harker, Holbrook, Md. C. A. Haptke & Bwk, Elkridge, Md. J. T. Hicks, Hereford, Md. D. H. Kelly, Harrisonville, Md. J. H. 3lerryman, Sparks, Md. Nelson Store Co., White Hall, Md. T. E. Pear«e, Hereford, Md. C. E. Plowman, Parkton, Md. H. Price & Son, Philopolis, Md. Starner Battery Station, Turnpike Station, Md. J. C. Stimer, Parkton, Md. S. Street, Shawsville, Md. W. W. Wade, Old Court & Liberty Bds. E. G. 'Wheeler & Son, Olyndon, Md. J. F. Wiley, White Hall, Md. M. V. Winemiller & Br©., Gorsuch Mills W. B. Wright & Son, Vernon, Md. C. E. Wisncr, Mt. Carmel, Md. Yaniger & Erlick, Boring, Md. W. T. Gent, Butler, Md. Wisrht & Hyland, Cockeysville, Md. S. E. Mathews, Belfast, Md. J. E. Shaver & Co., Freeland, Md. Ekio Supply Co., Eklo, Md. Oh! the Joy of It When You Motor With WIZARD GAS, "It*. Better", or PREMIUM GAS, "The All-Gas Straight", with SPEEDWAY OILS to Lubricate. TkeRed£!Oil Co, The Reisterstown soccer team moved up another notch in the Greater Baltimore Soccer League by defeating the Parkside team, 2 to 1. Parkside drew first blood when H. Sennett shot a pretty goal from the outside. A few minutes later Richards tied the score for Reisterstown when he slipped one past Goalkeeper Boehmes. ----------o---------- MRS. LIZZIE V. SHIPLEY WANTS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Mrs. Lizzie V. Shipley filed a bill in the Circuit Court at Towson against Warren L. Shipley in which she asks for an absolute divorce on the ground of abandonment. The bill states that the parties were married Novemeber 15, 1893, and that they separated February 15, 1913. The defendant is alleged to be a non-resident. Git Trade Sinceld7d ''"lIHlIlIlllllillllllllll The Boot Shop WM. F. ORTH. Prop. 529 York Road TOWSON, MD. Graduate Practipedlst FINE SHOES WORK SHOES Rubbers-Gum Boots-Arties Dr. Sehull's Arches OPEN EVENINGS Being chambermaid and cook on a tramp steamer is much preferable to performing the same duties in a house on shore according to Miss Anna Sodersten, stewardess of the steamer Eros, of Helsingfors, Finland, which has arrived off the county water front with a cargo of wood pulp. Until six months ago she had been cook in the house of a Helsingfors burger ever since she was a young girl. Then, at 35 years of age, the monotony of the dull routine of cooking, washing dishes, sweeping and cleaning began to pall. Anna decided she must make a change. She had read sea stories and the romance and dangers of the sea appealed to her. She decided to go sailing. Due to her sex she had a hard time finding a berth, but finally induced Capt. Alexander Lija, of the Eros, to ship her as stewardess. This is her third trip and despite the fact that she has to cook for 22 men, and is the only woman aboard the ship, Anna likes the life. In fact she declared that the rest of her life would be spent on the "bounding main." She said she likes "the sound of the waves beating against the bow" and that there is nothing in a landlubberly existence to compare with it. >.»«>»>^>.>*>»_M>.>.>«>.>*>«>»>»>»iM> Towson Radiator & Welding Works We Recharge and Repair Batteries Batteries Recharged 75c and $1.00 PHILCO BATTERIES SA! ES AND SERVICE Phone, Towson 136 East Pennsylvania Avenue SANITARY MEAT MARKET OUR xMEATS ARE ALL BALTIMORE DRESSED. THIS MEANS CHOICE FRESH MEATS WALTER HOOS, Prop. 421 YORK ROAD Towson, Md. 5! X|i 4] f ill i i i, I X X X x i x I ! Ca5III»IIIII»IBEIEE5BIIIIBE»EIBIII»BB THE HEN THAT LAYS IS THE HEN « i THAT PAYS--CET MORE EGGS WITH 3 m A New Discovery. Absolute^ 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 pay you. TRY DON SUNG AT OUR RISK. We Guarantee "More Eggs or No Pay." On the Don Sung there are three sizes: 50c, $1.00 and $5.00 which contains 6 times the $1.00 size. On the Roup-Over there are two sizes, 50c and $1.00. All postpaid. ROUP OVER 'The Over-Night Roup Remedy" A New Prompt and Positive Guaranteed Treotment for Roup, Canker and Colds in Poultry. vSold by YOUR BOY today just a youngster. Tomorrow1/ Perhaps a White-man, a Kreisler, or a Sousa. Who knows? Cultivate his musical instinct! Genius or not—the ability to play a musical instrument will make him many friends and give him a welcome in the best circles. Help him. We'll help, too, by selling him a musical instrument on terms as low as 50c a Week With a Few Lessons FREE Visit our store with your boy today. If you can't, mail the attached coupon. Dear Sir: I am interested in a_________ Please send me full information. Name__________________________ Address------------------------------ ARMRDWISP* 11 North Howard Street | Exclusive Agents Conn Brass and Bacon String Instruments ¦ The Meyer Seed Company I 32 LIGHT STREET, Baltimore, Md. flflflBflBflflBflflflflflflSlBflBllflflflflflflSIiHESglSiaSil'ili^E H B B a s FJ fl m ¦ a ¦ n m H M YOU! OWE it to your wife and children to give them the convenience of Water Under Pressure in your home. A "DURO" Water 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 S441 |