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THE JEFFERSONIAN,
NUMBEE OF HIGHLY PAID OFFICIALS WILL
BE NAMED BY GOVERNOR RITCHIE
However, Executive Of State Makes Fact Plain He Will
Not Begin Consideration Until
After Holidays.
A considerable number of appointments or reappointments to State
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offices will confront Governor Ritchie during the coming year. Some of the most important places in the State Government are concerned.
When the holders of these positions were appointed, their tenures of office were to expire in 1926. Then the fewer elections amendment to the State Constitution was adopted, and one of the effects of this amendment was to cut the present Gubernatorial term from the usual four years to three.
To bring the terms of the appointed officials into harmony with the term of the Governor to be elected in 1926, the fewed elections amendment provided, among other things, that:
"The terms of all State and coun-
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during the year 1925, 1926, 1927 or
1928, shall be reduced by one year,
and their successors shall be ap-| holidays
pointed for the terms now provided!
by law in the years 1924, 1925, 1926
or 1927, respectively."
Among important (paid) State officials whose tenms, according to the Maryland Manual, will not expire until 1926 and which terms, under the Constitutional amendment just cited, will be reduced by one year, are the following, the figures after the position indicating salary:
Charles D. Gaither, Police Commissioner of Baltimore City, $10,-000.
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Governor Ritchie said recentl will not \egin consideration of year's appointments until after the
KILLING CATS REACH THIS COMMUNITY.
"Of course, all cats is cats," says Ca.pt. Edward Judson of the steamship Colombia, anchored off the county water front, from San Francisco with a cargo, "but certainly some cats shouldn't be known as such. Some should be classed as miniature tigers." He added:
"Now take into consideration the two animals we have aboard. They
LliE MAN INJURED-^-XEGRO AUTOIST SUMMONED.
Good Things For The Home Table
Buy Now-With An Eye To The Holidays
SUNSWEET
PRUNES
2-lb. Carton 25c
Choice
WHITE BEANS
2 lbs. 15c
LOG CABIN SYRUP
25c in the Cabin tin
J. Enos Ray, chairman State Taxi00k like cats. If you'd ask me I'd Commission, $6000. I say they were too dog-gone mean to
Dr. John S. Fulton, Director of,De honest-to-goodness cats. Health, $4500. "For one thing they are murder-
J. Frank Harper, member Public' ers They take a keen delight in Service Commissin, $5000. 'killing those of their kind. Let
George Louis Eppler, member In-' another cat stroll aboard the Colom-dustrial Accident Commission, $5-^clb. Fresh Liver Pudding-.............. 19c lb.
Sweet Florida Oranges......... 31c doz.
Juicy Calif. Lemons............. 25cdoz.
Large Florida Grapefruit.......3 for 25c.
Best Cooking- Apples............3 lbs. lie.
Rich and Wholesome
Mother's Joy Fxtra Creamery
BUTTER
57c Pound Print
GUARANTEED EGGS 45c doz.
Sound, Round, White
POTATOES
23c 15-lb. Peck
Maryland Biscuit Company's
PACKAGE CAKES
2 for 9c
Choice of Marbis, Cheese Midgets, Vanilla Wafers, Lemon Snaps, M. B. C. Oyster Crackers and Ginger Snaps
Noiseless Tip MATCHES 6 Boxes 25c
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Automobiles have increased the J peril to wild birds and other game I by 50 per cent., according to State I Game Warden E. Lee Le Compte.
Consequently there is special need of protecting Maryland game during closed seasons for hunting and for providing food and shelter for wild game during severe weather, he declared.
To further propagation of game, the State has leased Baltimore city property at Loch Raven, and planted soy bean, kaffir corn and buckwheat to serve as food and shelter for birds during the winter. S/lmilar measures have been taken at various State properties and farmers have been distributed seed free on condition that the grain be allowed to stand all winter as protection for1 birds.
Use of the automobile by hunters has made formerly inaccessible sections within easy reach and increased the amount of game killed, Mr. Le Compte declared. He pointed out that there are now no sections unfrequented by hunters except game preserves on which all gunning is banned.
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COUNTY TAX RATE FIXED AT $1.64.
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The White Monkey—Galsworthy.
The Enchanted Hill—Peter B. Kyne.
A Gentleman of Courage— James Oliver Curwood.
The Unknown Quantity—Eehel Dell.
The Old Ladies—Hugh Wal-pole.
St. Martin's . Summer—Rafael Sabatini.
Coming of Amos — William
R. F. D. No. 3—Homer Croy.
Julia Cane—Harvey O'Higgins
Deep in the Hearts of Men—¦ Mary E. Waller.
The Little French Girl—Anne Douglas Sedgwick.
So Big—Edna Ferber.
Rose of the World—Kathleen Norris.
The Red Riders—Thomas Nelson Page.
The Needle's Eye—-Arthur Train.
Rugged Water—Joseph Lincoln.
Nina—Susan Ertz.
Red 'of the Redfields—Grace Richmond.
'LEATHER BOUND BIBLES— SPECIAL AT $2.00.
For teachers' or scholars' use including red letter Bibles, Bibles with questions and answers, or Bibles with concordance; all have illustrations and maps.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS 35c
Peter Rabbit's Birthday. Little Wise Chicken That
Knew It All. Three Bears. Cinderella. Red Riding Hood.
Little Jack Rabbit Stories. Sleepy Time Tales. Make Believe Stories. Tuck-Me-In Tales. Slumbertown Tales. Three Pigs.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS 50c
Well known Classics and Adventure Stories, 9 to 14. Little Women. Heidi.
Child's Garden of Verse. Little Lame Prince. A Dog of Flanders. Grimm's Fairy Tales. Andersen's Fairy Tales. Hans Brinker. Black Beauty. Bobsey Twins Series.
MARK TWAIN'S INNOCENTS
ABROAD 75c
A popular edition of a world-famous book by a world-famous author; originally published at $2.00.
SHAKESPEARE, $1.(55.
Complete in one volumne. All the poems and plays with the famous Gollanez notes, readible type, flexible binding.
HISTORY. TRAVEL, BIOGRAPHY, ESSAYS.
Woodrow Wilson—The Man— His Times—His Tasks by William Allen White, $5.
Recollections and letters of General Lee, $5.
Whaling—'Charles Boardman Howe, $5.
The Fabulous Forties—Meade Minningerode, $3.50.
Tales of Southern Rivers—< Zane Grey, $4.
Glimpses of Japan and Formosa—Harry Franck, $3.
$3. 15-VOL.
Maine Beautiful, New Hampshire Beautiful, Vermont Beautiful, Connecticut Beautiful, by Wallace Nutting, $4. The Book of Hobbies CHARLES DICKENS SET, $15.00. Large type, cloth binding, a complete set. Same set in 3-4 leather binding, $25.
TWO GOOD BOOKS FOR
GIFTS, EACH $1. Americanization of Edward Bok—an autobiography.
Theodore Roosevelt's Letters to His Children. WONDER BOOK OF BIBLE STORIES, $1. A big illustrated book of Bible Stories told in simple language.
POPULAR BOOKS AT 75c Yolanda—'Charles Major. The Sea Hawk—Sabatini. Babbitt—Sinclair Lewis . Main Street-—Sinclair Lewis. Monsieur Beaucaire — Booth
Tarkington. The Iron Puddler (a biography)—James J. Davis. Helen of the Old House—•
Harold Bell Wright. Enchanted Canyon — Honore
Wilse. Breaking Point—Mary Roberts Rinehart. Larkspur—Jane Abbott. The Flaming Forest—James
Oliver Curwood. Wanderer of the Wasteland—
Zane Grey. The Pride of Palomar—Peter
B. Kyne. Merton of the Movies—Harry
Leon Wilson. The White Sister — Marion
Crawford. Fair Harbor—Joseph Lincoln.
The Baltimore county tax rate for 1925 has been fixed by the County Commissioners at Towson at $1.64 on $100. This is an increase of. two cents over the 1924 rate.
In a statement given out by the! commissioners it is declared this increase was made necessary to provide $70,000 for the first payment for a necessary addition to the Court House. Otherwise the rate would have been lowered about four cents. Work will begin on the addition the early part of 1925.
About $7,000,000 was added to the taxable basis for 1925, making the total basis $119,805,470. The appropriations for 1925 amount to $2,112,137.08, the principal appropriations being as follows:
Schools, $830,779; highways, $593,621; fire department, $127,-000; police department, $101,000; lighting, $95,000; addition to Courts House, $70,000. j
In addition to the regular county] tax a special tax of 20 cents is levied: for local improvements in the village j of Lutherville, Lansdowne a n d j Joshua, Relay and Monumental, and 30 cents for Towson.
The new fiscal year will begin January 1.
HEBBVTLLE EVANGELICAL CHURCH LISTS SERVICES.
The Rev. M. A. Kennelley of Hughesville, Pa., spoke at the anniversary services at the Hebbville! Evangelical Church Sunday morning! and night. Evangelistic services^ were conducted every night this | week and will continue the coming] week. The Rev. E. G. Woolery is pastor of the church.
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HVLETHORPE MAN PROTESTS
WAY ELECTRIC LINE IS
OPERATED.
The Public Service Commission has received a complaint from Mr. Paul May in behalf of the Halethorpe Improvement Association against the way the Halethorpe electric line is operated.
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DR Ihis re; foolhardy to allow anyone but the most expert to attempt the repair of a magneto. We have proved our expertness.
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John Walsh of Parkville, was taken to the office of Dr. Harry A. Naylor, Pikesville, for treatment of injuries received when struck by an automobile as he walked on the Reisterstown road near Clarendon avenue, Pikesville.
Milton Hammond, negro, of Union Bridge, driver of the car, was summoned to appear before Magistrate John F. McGraw.
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LONG GREEN CIRCUIT TO HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING.
The third quarterly meeting of Long Green Circuit will be held on Friday evening in Shirley Hall, Fork.
CHRISTMAS SALE TODAY AT CATONSVILLE CHURCH.
A Christmas sale will be held at the Catonsville M. E. Church today (Saturday) from 1 to 6 P. M.
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TOWSON, MD.
Phone, Towson 682
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Phone—525—793
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