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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0620 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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Saturday, March 29, 1924—Page. 2
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND
CLAIMS $5000 DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT.
William A. Sayre, through Curran & Leach, attorneys,, filed a suit in the Circuit Court at Towson against Frank R. Swope and Lillie Swope in which the plaintiff claims $5000 damages for alleged assault upon him by the defendants at or near Monumental in Baltimore county, on March 17. At the same time a separate suit was filed by the same plaintiff against Julius Fritz, containing the same averments and claiming the same amount in damages. ---------o---------
OYSTER ROAST TOMORROW.
The Billiken Pleasure Club of Dun-dalk, will hold an oyster roast tomorrow (Sunday) at Hughes' Shore, Bear Creek.
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Towson's Newest, Best, Service Station, York Road & Washington Ave. At Top of Hill.
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Service Station
York Road c Washington Av.
TOWSON, MD.
"Courteous Service To All."
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LISTEN! For
Plumbing of the Better Sort See
WM. A. HOWARD 208 York Road Towson, Md. Distributor for
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PARTIES READY TO DESPOIL DOLLINGS COMPANIES SCORED—CALLED PLUNDERERS
Bushnell, Active In Protective Committee Of Stockholders, Says
Dissolution Of Concerns Entangled In Crash Means
t Forced Sales At Bargain Counter Prices.
(Special to The Jeffersonian) John A. Bushnell, of Columbus, Ohio, active in the Protective Committees of Dollings stockholders, is-used a statement scoring the opponents of the United Stockholders Organization for alleged piratical motives, which will be of interest to hundreds in Baltimore county, who invested in the R. L. Dollings Company securities.
"The Dollings receiverships," said Mr. Bushnell, "involve properties and assets valued at some fifty millions of dollars. These assets offer a rich prize for the plunderers, vultures
RETURNS TO HOME IN PRINCE FREDERICK.
Mrs. Wm. Dorsey Gray has returned to her home in Prince Frederick after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Evans Anderson, at White Hall.
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BEAVER DAM CROSSING TO BE
DISCUSSED AGAIN ON
APRIL, 3RD.
' A follow-up public meeting on the Beaver Dam Crossing matter will be held by the Cockeysville Improvement Association on Thursday evening, April 3rd, at 8 o'clock in Firemen's Hall. While a large crowd was present at the last meeting there was some disappointment at the absence of a Pennsylvania Railroad representative to explain the road's intentions. Supt. George M. Smith has promised to be present himself at this coming meeting.
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YOUNGSTER HAS SCARLET FEVER.
The young son of Mr. ond Mrs. Lewis Hoshall, of near White Hall, is confined to his home with an attack of scarlet fever.
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RESIDENTS TO SEEK LOWER
FARE ON MIDDLE RIVER
AND SPARROWS POINT
CAR LINES.
and other members of the wrecking crew interested in the tearing down, liquidation and dissolution of the Dollings Companies. These properties rightfully belong to the stockholders with whose money they were secured; and it is necessary for these stockholders to organize and cooperate as a unit in order to protect their properties."
"The dissolution of these concerns means the forced sales of such assets, under the hammer. It means the sales of valuable properties at bargain counter prices—perhaps at a few cents on the dollar of their real values—leaving little or nothing for preferred stockholders, after current debts are paid. In the face of these conditions it is certainly the sane and obviously business-like procedure for the real owners—the stockholders—to organise themselves for their own protection, with the purpose of holding these companies intact and rebuilding them on a basis which offers the chance of realizing substantial values for their investments."
"We hear the Teapot Dome scandal on every side," he continued. "In my opinion, a conspiracy is go-
ing to be uncovered in connection with the Dollings wreck that will make these stockholders boil with personal indignation, shoufd it be allowed to succeed. I firmly believe that this conspiracy will involve certain well-known politicians, officials and financial figurees in both Ohio and Indiana."
"We always find," Bushnell added, "that those individuals who are active in opposing the organization and operation of the United Protective Committees, are doing so with a motive. That motive is usually not hard to determine. The stockholders' organization is a big obstacle to plunderers. Too many men of respectable appearances are only pirates at heart."
Mr. Bushnell refused to discuss the identity of the alleged spoilers. "If you want advance information along that line" Bushnell remarked, "watch the individuals fighting this Stockholders' Organization."
FOR PLASTERING & CEMENT '
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
Exceptional Bargains IN USED TRUCKS All Makes and Capacities Prices Ranging From $250 Up Franklin Touring Car For Sale Che Garford 1, iy2, 2V2, 4 and 5 Ton
FACTORY BRANCH:
GARFORD MOTOR TRUCK CO., Inc. 49-51 W. Oliver Street Baltimore, Md.
Elimination of the second fare on Back and Middle River and
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Phone Vernon 6888.
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will be sought by residents in that section of the county.
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WILL OF ANNIE C. WILHELM PROBATED.
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The will of Mrs. Annie C. Wilhelm of the Sixth district, was probated in the Orphans' Court at Towson. She bequeaths her estate to her husband, William F. Wilhelm.
STATE PASSES THREE HUNDRED AND SECOND MILE-STONE.
Tuesday last was Maryland Day, it making the three hundred and and second anniversary of the landing of the Calverts from the ship "Ark and Dove."
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COLORED DOMESTIC DROPS DEAD
Nellie Johnson (colored), a domestic in the home of Dr. Bridges, Superintendent of Eudowood Sanitorium, Towson, dropped dead in the pursuit of her duties.
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VOU are paid for your milk on a basis of the butter-1 fat it contains. We have at the head of our Guernsey Herd the champion milk and butterfat bred bull of the breed,
LONE PINE RESOLUTE 80438. His seven nearest dams average 15,838.90 lbs. of milk, 784.85 lbs. of butterfat. This record is not equalled by any other Guernsey Bull. His services are available to selected cows at $100 each. A real opportunity to breed . your own herd bull.
We are shipping our last bull calf to Cumberland this week : gg and will consider offers for sons of Lone Pine Resolute ¦ for Fall Delivery-----—n^*>
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HYDRAULIC
Underbody and Vertical Hoists and
Steel Dump Bodies
SURE OPERATION
Continuity of Service Is
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St. Paul Hydraulic Hoists
DISTRIBUTORS:
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BALTIMORE MARYLAND
Stewarts (5.
In Connection With James McCreery & Co., New York
The Modes of the Moment
Spring Suits—Women's, Misses'
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Hair-line stripes, Poiret twills, Tricotine, velour checks, mannish materials. Excellently tailored and lined with Crepe de Chine and Satin de Chine. Colors: Navy, Black, Tan, Grey, Mixtures.
Third Floor, Stewart & Co.
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MOSES 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"
A Week Of Big Events In "Old Town
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BIG THINGS HAPPEN IN
"OLD TOWN" EVERY
WEEK!
AS for the moon, which got full this week; that is the least important of the hig events of the week, for she does that once every month ust as regular as clock-work, and she never "lets up" until she has spent her last quartey. There are those profane enough to say "Bully for the Moon." Well, so says "Mose," for she's a good old girl for all that.
But the advent of Spring— the Vernal Equinox, as they call it—when the sun crosses the line and the days are equal —is a hig event—and it means much to us—for it is the resurrection, the beginning of a new life, when Nature throws off her Winter trappings and comes out in her splendid robes of green.
But the biggest event of all is "Mose's" Sale of early Spring Suits and Trousers, which begins Monday. As the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher used to say, "It takes the rag right off the bush."
What With "St. Patrick's Bay I»ast Monday, The Arrival of Spring And A Full Moon And The Big Sale -4Mose' Starts Monday, Surely This Is A Big Weew In 'Old Town' !"
"OLD TOWN" HAS A WAY OF DOING BIG THINGS!
YES, This is a big event, for auioo oj noi sjub.u uosojv„ over and get acquainted with him and see what a grand provision he has made for you this Springs—and to induce you to come he has made spepcial prices on several fine lots of Suits and Trousers, which cannot be duplicated in any good clothing store in the city for less than half as much again or double the money.
"Mose" picks these better Suits and Trousers for this sale( because Easter is coming along and he knows that you will want to look your best at that time, and these good suits that "Mose" is givink you, will certainly entitle yoa to the right-of-way in the parade.
'MOSES KAHN OF OLD TOWN'
These Are the Good That "Mose" Is
"Mose's" Good Spring Suits
Nice Lot Blue and Brown Worsted Suits;
half lined; Value $22.50. For this sale .................
Nice Lot Light and Dark Brown Check Cassimere Suits; half lined: worth $27.50; Fo rthis sale........
$20.00
and Or.-jy
$20.00
Nice Lot Brown Cassimere Suits;—
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cut; cuff bottom pants; worth $30. |