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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0706 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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Saturday, March 1, 1924^Page 2
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND.
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We carry a complete line of parts, including:
BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS
for every make of cars.
MOTOR PARTS CORP.
1419 N. Charles St. BALTIMORE
Phones, Vernon 1148. 1585
ENEMY RAIDER, TERROR IN 1915, LYING OFF COUNTY
WATER FRONT READY FOR "JUNK HEAP'
Former Kronprinz Wilhelm Brought Here From Philadelphia—•
Made First Appearance In American Waters During
Early Stages Of Great World War.
Towson's Newest, Best, Service Station, York Road & Washington Ave. At Top of Hill.
BEVAN'S
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
'Duro" M aterSystem ForFatms
Lowest Price Yet for a Farm Ligfat aaad Powear Plant wltfe a 4-Cycle Engine and Standard Generator
A plant large enough to Supply average country home needs. Simple in construction and practically trouble-proof. A child of 12 can operate it. Weighs less than 100 pounds — takes up very little space, can be located anywhere in your buildings, moved from spot to spot, if you wish
Lights 17 twenty-watt lamps at a cost of only 2 cents an hour for gasoline. And just think—you can get this wonderfully efficient plant for about half the price of any other farm light plant with direct-connected 4-cycle engine, standard generator and equivalent equipment.
Call and see us about
. ELECTRIC LIGHT n
(J) & POWER PLANTS (J)
We can furnish "a size for every need" at prices that ¦will save you money.
Wffi.H.Stiegier&Co.
234 N. Calhoun St.
i altimore, Md.
A terror no longer, the old German raider Kronprinz Wilhelm will soon be on the "junk heap," for a skeleton crew has her anchored off the Baltimore county water front.
Since the war, the Kronprinz Wilhelm has been renamed the Von Steuben. She is more than 600 feet long and will be scrapped at the local plant of the Boston Iron and Metal Company, her owners.
The former raider made her first appearance n American waters about January, 1915. Immediately reports of the sinking of French and British ships began coming in. Arriving at the Canary Islands, the German steamer Atavi landed 100 French and English sailors. She re-porJ the men had been transferred t' ,r by the Kronprinz Wilhelm, w$fch had sunk the four ships from whch they came.
French and British warships were sent immediately to this side of the Atlantic to capture the raider, but were unsuccessful. In February more than 250 men were landed at different ports with the report that their ships had been sunk by the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Reports show that during her career as a raider she sank more than 25 French and British ships on ths side of the Atlantic.
Forced to dock because of defective boilers, and leaking, the Kronprinz Wilhelm limped into Newport News April 13, 1915, and applied for 15 days in which to make repairs. Permisson was granted by the American Government and repairs were begun.
In the meantime, a fleet of French and English ships of war gathered outside the harbor entrance to await the raider's Goming out. Lieutenant-Commander Thierfeldt, in
NEGRO ARRESTED IN AUTO WITH ALLEGED ALCOHOL.
command of the ship, and his crew were taken ill, however, and the interning of the raider was necessitated.
The Kronprnz Wilhelm interned in the same berth occupied formerly by the Prince Eitel Frederich, another German raider.
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OLDEST COUNTY POLICEMAN DIES AT OELLA HOME.
Thomas L. Wesst, one of the oldest members of the Baltimore county police force, died at his home, Oella avenue, Oella. He had been in poor! health for two years. He was seventy-one.
Mr. West was. born at Warren, a. son of the late Henry R. West. He was an engineer at the Warren mills before going on the force. Two daughters, Mrs. Frederick Reich, of Catonsville, and Mrs. Charles Fisher of Oella, and three sons, Harry, George and Charles West, survive. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Louis Horpel at Oella M. E. Church.
CHIEF OF POLICE INJURED IN MAN HUNT.
Marshal Carroll E. Stansbury of the Baltimore County Police Department has been confined to his home at Pikesville with injuries to his foot, received in his hunt for James StifHer of Hoffmanville, accused of slaying his father.
BAPTISTS TO FOUND CHURCH AT CATONSVILLE.
Members of the Baptist families of Catonsville held a meeting Thursday night at Odd Fellows' Hall, In-gleside avenue, to organize the first , congregation of that denomination^ ??? Toilet Sets. Former price up to $50.
MRS. AMANDA M. DEAD.
HAWKINS
Funeral services for Mrs. Amanda Mowell Hawkins, who died recently were held from her home in Cockeys-ville. The Rev. Thos. A. B. Allison, rector of Sherwood P. E. Church, officiated. Burial was in Green-mount Cemetery. Mrs. Hawkins is survived by two sons, J. Mowell Hawkins and John W. Hawkins, and two daughters, Mrs. C. M. Ghent and Mrs. Nannie H. Carter.
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GIRL SEEKS $2500 DAMAGES.
Helen E. Gehring, a minor, through her father, John H. Gehring, filed a suit in the Circuit Court at Towson against Charles R. Neeb. The plaintiff claims $2500 damages for an alleged assault committed upon her by the defendant on February 17 last.
The assault is said to have occurred on Gwynn Oak avenue, near Hillsdale avenue, Baltimore City.
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR PIKESVILLE RESIDENT.
The fuenral of Emerson C. Bailey, who died recently, took place from the home of his aunt, Mrs| Kather-ine Belscher, Taylor and Chestnut avenues, Parkville. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Something for Everybody
AT
Miller's Stock-Taking Sale
Remember, you choose from our entire stock at this sale—our regular stock, an immense gathering- of everything desirable in
Diamonds, Watches and Silverware at Discounts 10°/o to 50%
Howabonf a Fine Elgin Watch? Can you use a Handsome D a-
motid Ritijr? Our Beautiiul Wrist Watches
Reduced!
26-Piece Set of Rogers' Silver.
Sale Price £10.00
Sterling Silver Combined Toilet and Manicure Set; 21 exquisite pieces ; handsome case. Was $ 100
Now $50.00
A few of those Cold Inlaid Shell
Baptist churchh, and others.
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in Catonsville.
The new edifice will be named the Catonsville Baptist Church. Addresses were delivered by Rev. Dr. fty gallons of alleged alcohol J; R°y Angell pastor of Fulton Ave-were found in an automobile driven ™ePnBaptlf Chu,rch'' ?% R£y' ADr H" by Earl Russell, negro, who was ar- JK^&JK^? JX?*? AveUUe rested in Halethorpe after State Patrolman Harry S. Dunn had fired twice at the car. Russell was fined $101.45 on a charge of speeding and was held on a charge of resisting a policeman.
He was turned over to prohibition authorities when the second charge was disposed of, according to Richard Stapleton, magistrate of Halethorpe Police Station.
Russell, who gave his address as 1048 Six-and-a-half street northwest, Washington, said the alleged alcohol belonged to Edward Brown, negro, Four-and-a-half street southwest.
The negro had been stopped, according to Dunn, and was returning to the police station with the patrolman when he turned down a side road in an attempt to escape. Dunn followed on his motorcycle, firing once at the automobile tires and once at the gasoline tank.
Both shots went wide and Dunn pulled alongside the automobile, threatening to shoot the driver if he did not stop.
50% Off
The store is full of extraordinary opportunities for clever buyers.
WM. J. MILLER
28 East Baltimore Street
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YOU are paid for your milk on a basis of the butter-fat it contains. We have at the head of our Guern-se}' 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 have for sale at farmers prices two bull calves 6 and 9 months old. They can improve your grade herd. They are good enoug-h to head your pure bred herd. They are offered at low prices.
MARBERNE FARM
G. Bernard Fenwick
GLYNDON, MD.
COrttMY
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
SPRINGS
FOR AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS And Can Give You Prompt Service.
We Have Installed Modern Equipment For Making
SPRING REPAIRS
And Can Guarantee a First-Class Job Of
RESETTING TEMPERING REINFORCING
LEE & LIGHT STS. BALTIMORE, MD.
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Stewarts (o.
BALTIMORE MARYLAND
In Connection With James McCreery & Co., New York
Spring Suits==Women's, Larger Women's, Misses'
IHE Tailored Suit is outstanding among Spring Fashions. The Suits in this sale are the smartest versions of the Spring mode. If bought in the regular waj' they would be MUCH higher in price.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the amazingly low price, these smart "boyish" line suits are as charming a collection as ever graced our racks.
STRICTLY tailored suits, swagger sport suits and dressy costume suits—the smart types of the season featured in each group.
THE MQDELS: Coats are double-breasted and single-breasted. Wrist and finger tip lengths. Sleeves fit- snugly. Collars are notched; silk crepe lined. Skirts of the wrap-around style.
MATERIALS: New spring suitings; Poiret twills, invisible hairline stripes, wool homespuns, mannish sport tweeds and lustrous velours. Each of excellent quality, in Spring patterns and Spring weights.
THE COLORS: Blacks, navys, tans, greys, stripes and various color mixtures in the homespuns and tweeds; all the newest shades for Spring, 1924. All sizes collectively at start of sale.
Women's 36 to 46; Misses' 14 to 18; Larger Women's Sizes 42y2 to 54y2.
Howard St. Entrance—Stewart & Co
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SES KAHN OF OLD TO
"The Good Maker of Kahn's Good Klothes. COR. GAY and EAST STREETS
"Your Good Money's Worth Or Your Good Money Back"
They Laugh Best That Laugh Last
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THE BACKBONE OP WINTER IS BROKEN OSE" calls the groundhog "Mr." because He knows that no decent "lady" groundhog would "dish" up to us such weather as we had the first part of this week. They —the dear women folks of their kind—would be too anxious to get out and look into the store windows.
But never mind about ground hogs—whether they are weather precursors—or any other kind of "cursors"—it makes no difference to "Mose"—for He is making room for His New Spring Stock of "Kahn's Good Kiothes"—"Mose's" own good make—and He is almost giving the balance of His good Winter Suits and Overcoats away.
At these low prices for these good Suits and Overcoats, it will pay any man to buy them and "store" them away for next winter.
Mr. Groundhog Crawled Into His Hole Feb. 2nd And Laughed And Thought He Had A Good Joke On Us, But Mr. Spencer Is Going To Pool Him And Make Him Ashamed Of Himself.
'MOSES KAHN OF OLD TOWN'
BLUEBIRDS AND ROBINS ARE ON THEIR WAY.
THOSE who frequent the low-end of Baltimore Street and the interssecting streets, notice big flaming red signs— pasted ether in their windows or on their fronts—announcing all kinds of sales.
Some of these signs have been there so long that they have grown whiskers.
To go into one of these places is like going into the side show of a circus—you are bound to get "bit."
When you want something good—like Clothing or Furniture or Jewelry never go to a faker.
"Mose" has often told you that these "squatters"—in the Clothing business—foreigners here today and gone tomorrow
are no good to you. AU they want is your dollar—and they'll take the last one and let you walk home.
When you want good Clothes come to "Mose."
Biggest Values In Clothing In Baltimore
Biggest Suit Values;
Men's Fine Cut Dark Staple Salts CIO f\(\
full lined; good weight .............^16.UU
VomiR Men's Fancy Mixture Sport (PI O CA Model Suits; nicely tailored ........«pXO.»JV/
Young Men's Good Weight Brown, Blue and Gray Fancy Mixture and Check Cassimere Suits; single-breasted and sport |