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Page 2—Saturday, April 12, 1924.
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
WORK OF THE BETTER KIND SEE
W. R. GILL, Ruxton, Md.
Office, Room 5, Reckord BIdg.
TOWSON, MD.
Drop a Postal Card Estimates Cheerfully Given Telephone, Towson 94
MRS. JULIA B. DEWLING SEEKS
PARTIAL DIVORCE FROM
HUSBAND ALLEGING
CRUELTY AND NON-
» SUPPORT.
Ask for it at your nearest store or phone
I H.J.GETTEMUL1ER SCO.
600=4 Elisor St.. Cor. Forrest
BALTIMORE, MD.
Mrs. Julia B. Dewling, by R. E. Kanode, attorney, filed a bill in the Circuit Court at Towson in which she asks for a partial divorce from Thos. G. Dewling for alleged cruelty and non-support. Mrs. Dewling complains that her husband, w;th a 38-calibre revolver in hand, recently threatened to take her life, and that on several occasions he has, without the slightest provocation, maliciously and wilfully destroyed household furniture belonging to her, having on one occasion- destroyed a valuable bed with an axe. Mrs. Dewling further complains that in March, 1923, she purchased with funds which she had inherited from her father and mother, a Stutz 5-passenger automobile, the title to which her husband, without her knowledge, succeeded in having registered in his name, and he is now threatening to sell the machine.
The bill states that the parties were married October 3, 1894, and that since 1921 they have lived on Coleraine road, near Catonsville.
Judge Duncan signed an order upon the bill restraining the defendant from disposing of the automobile or breaking up any more furniture or occupying the Coleraine road property unless cause to the contrary be shown by April 21.
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GEO. E. RYAN, WORLD WAR VETERAN, WHO KILLED HIS WIFE, FREED FROM LUNATIC ASYLUM.
BODY OF GARDENER IS FOUND HANGING IN RUXTON BARN.
Hanging in the barn on the estate of Philip L. Poe, at Ruxton, the body of Charles Eckart, gardener, was discovered by another employee.
A physician was summoned hur riedly, but on arrival pronounced the man dead. William P. Butler, of Towson, issued a certificate of suicide.
Eckhart had been in ill health for the last four or five weeks. This, it is believed, led him to seek death. He was 54 years old and came from Cockeysville about six months ago to take the position of gardener on the Poe estate. He made his home in the tenant house. He is survived by his widow and two daughters, one 12 and the other 8.
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TO OCCUPY NEW HEADQUARTERS
The Towson Heights Building Association will occupy its new office at 415 York Road, Towson, today (Saturday).
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International 3-Ton Cab Top
Armleder 2-Ton Chassis
Cfcevorlet 1-Ton Panel Body
Ford Truck 1-Ton Full Panel Body
Ford Truck I-Toe .Full Panel Cody
Ford Truck 1-Ton Full Panel Body
Packard 33^-Ton Chassis
Packard 3M-Ton Chassis
Reo l-To» Panel Body
Republic 1,-Ton Chassis
Commerce lJ^-Ton Full Panel Body
Greham-Dodge 2-Ton
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Rebuilt 950
Rebuilt 1200
Fair 650
Good 350
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Good 550
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William T. Wolsh, of Towson, a member of.the Baltimore County Fire Department, stationed at Dundalk, was dismissed by the County. *j* Commissioners after a hearing at»X which Chief Engineer Priester pre-(?J ferred charges against him of failing rj: to carry out orders of his superiorly officer.
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General Office 81 Mosher St.
Day---Madison 0280 Night—Madison 9373
Sales and Service 2565 Pennsylvania Av.
When you Buy a De Forest ' ^!bu Have All There Is!
YOU can spend twice and three times as much for a radio receiving set and get no more than you get with a De Forest Reflex Radiophone at $150.
You can buy more tubes, a larger cabinet, more elaborate wiring. You will probably also buy the necessity for using an outdoor aerial and a ground. You will pay much more for tubes and battery upkeep.
But if you are buying the most radio miles, the clearest reception of broadcasting, the greatest number of stations, the easiest and surest operation— buy a De Forest and you have all there is.
The way to prove its supremacy is to operate a De Forest D-10 Radiophone in the same room with any other set made—no matter what its price —and select the one that works best for you.
Forget the long names and the trick circuits. Forget the multiplicity of tubes. Buy on performance.
Remember that De Forest invented broadcasting. Remember that De Forest invented the vacuum tube which makes all present-day radio possible.
Regardless of price there is no better set made than theDeForestReflexRadiophone.Prove it to yourself.
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The larger women's are straight lined models; some have belt; other styles shown with effective side closing. Polaire and tweeds- Tan and gray.
Third Floor, Stewart & Co.
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KAHN OF OLD TOWN
"The Good Maker of Kahn's Good Klothes." COR. GAY and EAST STREETS
"Your Good Money's Worth Or Your Good Money Back"
Another Eventful Week In "Old Town"
"MOSE'S" BIG OFFERINGS FOR EASTER.
**lVfOSE" is a mighty busy
•J- * man these days. Spring business, which started a couple of weeks ago here, has kept him and the boys busy, and now conies the rush of Easter trade—two good solid weeks of it—and it surely is going to make us all hustle.
But that's what "Mose" is here for. He knows just what business he Is going to do this Easter—about all of it in "Old Town."—and he is prepared for it.
He has the biggest and best stock of new Spring Clothing he ever carried in all of his 35 years of business experience.
His Easter Suits and Topcoats, which are all "Mose's" own good make—made right here at home on his own premises—-and made especially for this Easter trade—can't be beat anywhere—in any first-class store or in any good custom tailor shop in the city. And "Mose" tells you that you can't get such suits and topcoats elsewhere for less than half as much again or double the money.
The First Of April and a Snow--stonn and All Fool's Day Last Tuesday; Jack Dunn and His Birds in Their Homeward Flight; State Arbor Day and a New Moon, and "Mose's" Rig Sale of Men's and Young Men's Easter Suits and Topcoats.
?MOSES KAHN OF OLD TOWN'
FINE SUITS AND TOPCOATS.
**1VT OSE" vvants to ^y *o the
¦*¦ •¦• workingman— for this sale is for their benefit—that if they can't' get here Saturday or Saturday night, come around Monday night. We keep open late that night just to accommodate you and the same suits and other clothes we advertise today will be here for you.
Folks who think that work-inginen don't wear good clothes have got another "think" coming to them. In Old Town they wear the best. And why shouldn't 'they? They work and make good wages and own their homes «nd they are deserving of the best.
And, furthermore, the workingman is honest. He is the "prop and mainstay" of Mose's business—and has been for 35 years.—and he can come to his "Old Friend" any time he feels like it and get whatever he wants and all he wants.
"Mose" wants everyone who needs a new suit for Easter to attend this sale.
EASTER SUITS AND TOPCOATS AT LOW PRICES FINE EASTER SUITS ! GOOD LOT OF PANTS
Young- Men's Good Quality, Well Made, Single Breasted Blue Serge Suits; quarter
lined with genuine Alpaca; piped.. (Pi Q f\f\
Men's Regular and Stout Size Plain Blue, Brown and Dark Gray LIghfWeight Worsted Suits; pin stripes, dark herringbones and fancy stripes; pretty patterns, 6V.\JKJ
Young Men's Dark Blue and Brown Pin and Fancy Striped Casimere Suits; quarteh fl*OK C\C\ lined; piped seams ..................^)£i*j*\J\J
Young Men's Pure Worsted Latest Color Chocolate Brown Suits; 2-button single-breasted; quarter lined; piped ^C^JO 00
Young Men's Latest Colors Light Gray, Tan and Smoke Overplaid Suits; newest single and
double-breasted styles; best trimmings ffOC f\(\ an dtailoring; Some suits! ...........*pO%J»\J\J
Men's Good Strong, Cotton Worsted Pants............ ..............
Men's and Young Men's Neat Nicely Made Blue Serge Pants........... .
$2.00 $2.50
Men"s Well-Made Dark Gray Striped, Good \A eight Worsted Pants; good for work (CO nn
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Young Men's Good Quality Casimere Pants;
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brown and blue pin stripe and fancy 'jL«P«5««[)U
Men's and Young Men's Best Quality Pin Striped and Neatly Checked Clear- <£V5 AA
Face Worsted Pants .................. .p^I.UU
Men's Dark-Paced Worsted Pants; excellent for evening wear with dary (PC aa
Men's and Young Men's Best Quality William Whitman's 2400 Blue Serge Pants! (T/? (\(\
excellent make...................... Cpu.Uu
YOUNG MEN'S NEWEST BOXED MODEL TOP COATS
Mixtures, Small Plaids, Large Overplaids; Light Tans, Gra\^s and Smoke—All the
New Styles and Patterns and Colors; Quarter Lined
in Silk and All Seams Piped With Silk.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR EASTER $30, STORE OPEN LATE SATURDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS
" MOSES KAHN OF OLD TOWN"
GAY AND EAST STREETS, BALTIMORE, MD.
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