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THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND ^tumayTMacri^i!!; 1224—Page 7 Sincere Service When Death Visits Your Home Let Us Relieve You Of All The Details of The Funeral. JOHN BURNS' SONS TOWSON, MD. Headquarters For Rubbers Arties and Boots $m*4^***********«*«**««*** I THE BOOT SHOP WM. F. ORTH, Prop. Graduate Practipedist 589 York Boad Towson, Md. Opposite Towson Hotel Phone Towson 59-M Open Evenings UNITED ACTION PLANNED ON WAR CLAIMS IN BILL INTRODUCED BY TYDINGS Marylanders Discuss Support Of Measure Before Congress-Commission Appointed By Governor Fixed Amounts Due Claimants. (From the Washington Correspondent of The Jeffersonian.) Support from Maryland for Representative Tydings' bill in Congress to reimburse a number of citizens for1 war claims, as approved by a commission appointed by Governor Ritchie, was discussed by those interested, and may be recruited within a short time. The Commission, composed of for- SUN OIL COMPANY TO BUIU> STATION. Through the office of F. N. Iglehart & Co., the Sun Oil Company has purchased property at the southeast corner Philadelphia road and East avenue from the Franklin Realty Company for $7000. On the lot will be built a brick filling station. ----------o---------- "TOO MANY HUSBANDS" AT HEBBVILLE. A comedy, "Too Many Husbands," will be given by the Sunshine Club of Woodling M. E. Church, under the auspices of Emmarts M. E. Sunday-school at Acme Hall, Hebbville, on the evening of March 27th. ----------o---------- TELEPHONE FOREMAN SUSTAINS A FRACTURE OF LEG. STOP MfffC VOU don't have to * watch our attendants to make sure you are getting: your money's worth. Our business integrity has lead to business success. ' 'Every) drop, real value'' TOWSON SERVICE STATION TOWSON, MD. OIL cfttAse Andrew Stevenson, a foreman of the Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co. repair gang, sustained a fractured leg when a telephone pole fell on him while he was working on Maiden's Choice Lane, Catonsville. ----------o---------- COUNTY HAS 17 IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATIONS. mer State's Attorney A. S. J. Owens, George L. Hopper ond W. Beatty Harlan, fixed the amounts due the claimants as follows: Martha J. Hensen, $5000; Charles J. Gerbig and John M. Kuhn, $500; Daniel McFaul, $50; F. O. Shrom-berg, $15,000; John H. Emmord, $15,000; Emma W. Bay, $19,300; Emma W. Bay and Henry C. Hollo-way, $20,000; Henry C. Holloway, $5,000; Samuel L. Fyle, $9,500; W. Carl Holloway, $7,930; Sylvester A. McGuigan, $6,000; Elmer J. Johnson, $500; Oscar M. Johnson, $3000; William B. Tildon, $3128; F. O. Mitchell & Bro., $29,937; Charles H. Rigney, $580; Henson & Lantz, $2875; Isaac S. Lee $5000; Raymond W. Price, $3680; Harry P. Stras-baugh, $33,666.67; Johnson Bros., $41,305; J. Edmund Michael, $2500; J. F. Towner & Sons, $60,088; trustees of Chapman S. Clark and Nannie M. Clark, $59,300; Annie C., Dorothy C. and Robert M. Vandiver, $51,666,-66. The findings of the Commission were designed to put claimants' demands in definite shape and thus facilitate payment by the War Repayment, and also to furnish a basis for Congressional relief. Members of the Commission served without pay "as a patriotic duty" and even shouldered all the expenses of the hearings, except the printing of the report. IflHBI IN OUR OFFER OF "S-E-R-V-I-C-E" We include a personal lasting interest in your Eye Glass comfort and well-being— We Examine Your Eyes Adjust Frames Fill Prescriptions Make Repairs m WRNER Optometrists—Opticians Masonic Temple 221 N. Charles St., Baltimore As a further step toward amalgamation of improvement associations of the county, a joint committee representing Cockeysville and Pikes-ville have ascertained that there are 17 such organizations, listed as follows: Arbutus—J. P. Popp, president. Catonsville—Geo. M. Kimberley, j president. 15th District—W. C Schelar, pres. Lansdowne—Chas, Waltz, pres. Oella—Wm. Dykes, president. Ralston—R. A. Duke, president. Reisterstown Club—Sam'l S. Ying-ling, president. Sudbrook Park—W. P. Duvall, president. White Hall—W. Evans Anderson, president. Butler, Thomas F. Grey, president. Cockeysville—James F. Rafferty, president. Halethorpe — N. O. Faukhanel, president. Lutherville—W. Weisbrod, president. Parkville—M. S. Buttner, president. Randallstown Club—F. W. Doran, president. Relay—J. S. Willis, president. Towson Town Club—Jas. E. Green, president. It can be seen what a power for good such a group could exert if working together. The committee, consisting of James F. Rafferty, Cockeysville, and Raymond A. Duke, Pikesville, are aware that this list is subject to correction and that some towns may be omitted entirely, and would like to be advised accordingly. ----------o---------- FIELD FIRE NEAR TOWSON. The Towson Fire Engine Company extinguished a field fire Monday on ¦ j the property of the Sheppard and 2500 TONS Galvanized Flat and Corrugated Sheets For Garages and Barns WM. A. CONWAY 620-628 Forrest Street Cheapest House In Baltimore PHONE VERNON 2751-1999 We Deliver Everywhere VALLEY VIEW FARM PURCHASED BY MRS. MAUD ELSIE CLARK. Mrs. Maud Elsie Clark, wife of J. Lindsay Clark, has purchased the Valley View Farm at Oakleigh Station, on the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad, near Towson, and which was part of the estate of her father, the late Duane H. Rice, and who conducted there one of the famous stock farms of Maryland. The purchase price was $35,000. The deed conveying the property to Mrs. Clark was filed on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clark have lived on the property since the death of Mr. Rice. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Nichols Newman, daughter of Mrs. Spencer Groome Newman, of Centreville, Md., to Mr. Avra Melvin Warren, formerly of Grays, United States Consul in East Africa and Zanzibar. The wedding will take place the first week in April. DEATH CLAIMS MRS. ROSALBA A. BEDFORD AT HOME IN SAN DIEGO, CAL. Mrs. Rosalba A. Bedford, wife of John R. D. Bedford, the first Worshipful Master of Mt. Moriah Lodge of Masons, of Towson, died on March 16, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Willis E. Allen, at San Diego, Cal. 1 mt Sport Touring $915 F.O.B. A TRUSTWORTHY GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT NEW Olodsmbile Six Touring $795 F.O.B. 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Phone Back River 7-W BUICK Is a better automobile and is outselling, because it deserves to outsell. Six Cylinder Touring, $1295 F.O.B. Four Cylinder Touring, $965 F.O.B. YORK ROAD GARAGE TOWSON, MD. Baltimore County Buick Dealers B B B S ¦ fl 9 S fl B m i IBBBEIBRIBIllllllIIIIBlIiBIlllIBIIEIBI ¦ ¦I All Baltimore Dressed Meats Your Quality Meat Market, Inc. Now ready for distribution. A telephone call or post card will bring it to you. It is full of valuable information, and tells you what, when and how to plant and spray in garden and field. "M&S" Wonder-Bred Chicks have a growing reputation. Big hatches coming off weekly. Our Garden Book contains particulars and prices. "Order your Seeds Early and avoid the Rush." THE MEYER SEED CO. 32 Light Street Dept. J Baltimore, Md. 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