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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0726 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| Saturday, February 23, 1923—Page 6 THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND COOLIDGE ASKED TO TIGHTEN DRY FORCE IN STATE—CRABBE ASSAILS SENATOR WELLER Action Of Anti-Saloon League Regarded As Demand For Ousting Prohibition Director Budnitz—Resolutions Forwarded To White House. Appealing directly to President Coolidge to use "all the power of the Government" to "stpp lawlessness" in this State, the Anti-Saloon League of Maryland launched a new attack on the handling of prohibition enforcement by Federal officials here. Resolutions which are regarded as a demand for the ousting of Prohibition Director Edmund Budnitz were sent to the President and to Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes. These urge that "an outstanding man who believes in the enforcement of the prorhibition law be made the head of the law enforcement department of the State of Maryland. Mr. Budnitz acts in this capacity. While he is not named in the resolutions, the league's action is believed to be a renewal of the fight made upon him before and after his appointment in 1921. Mr. Budnitz declined any comment. George W. Crabbe, superintendent of the league, extended the attack to include Senator O. E. Weller. He ricclRTGcL i "We are never going to be able to enforce the law here as long as a wet man like O. E. Weller is allowed to choose the law enforcement officials. When the wets charge the government with lack of good faith in appointing men not in favor of enforcement, we have no defense." Defeated in their third attempt to OLD FASHIONED PLAY TO BE GIVEN AT PROVIDENCE. An old fashioned mother play will be presented by the Ladies' Bible Class of Providence M. E. Church at the Junior Order Hall, Thursday, February 28. TELEPHONE OPERATOR WEDS. Miss Mildred Garrison, telephone operator at Fork, was quietly married to Mr. Vernon Kirk, of Wood-lawn. ----------o---------- MASKED DANCE AT GLEN ARM TONIGHT. get a concurrent enforcement measure on the statute books by defeat of the State bill at Annapolis last week the drys are turning to Washington as their only hope for the next three years. ----------o---------- DEATH CLALMS W. H. TRACEY. Tonight, (Saturday) a masked dance will be held at Glen Arm Hall under the auspices of the Patrons Club. The Avalon Orchestra will furnish music. ----------o---------- CAKE AND CANDY DONATIONS ASKED. The ladies of St. John's Catholic Church of Long Green have been asked to donate candy, cake and sandwiches for the dance to be held on Friday, February 29th, at Glen Arm Hall. ----------o---------- SHAW AN FOLKS MOVE TO OWINGS MILLS. Mr. Linderman and family, who have been residing at Shawan for some time, have recently taken up their abode at Owings Mills. FOR PLASTERING & CEMENT $ WORK OF THE BETTER KIND SEE W. R. GILL, Ruxton, Md. Office, Room 5, Reckord Bldg. TOWSON, MD. Drop a Postal Card Estimates Cheerfully Given Telephone, Towson 94 Funeral services for William H. Tracey, 86 years old, former judge of the Orphans' Court of Baltimore County, were held from the Methodist Episcopal Church at Mount Car-mel. The Rev. Bert Constance conducted the services. Burial was in the church cemetery. ----------o---------- WADE WISNOM GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY. PIKESVILLE CAVALRY TROOP TO RALLY RANKS AT BANQUET TODAY. A surprise party was tendered Mr. Wade Wisno mat his home in Glen Arm. A large crowd was on hand and an enjoyable evening was had by all. ----------o---------- S. S. JANNEY, JR., DISMISSED. Stuart S. Janney, Jr., son of Stuart S. Janney, lawyer, of the Green Spring Valley, was dismissed in Central Police Court, Baltimore City, of assaulting and knocking down Samuel Magee with his automobile. The accident occurred December 27 at Franklin and Cathedral streets, Baltimore. Young Janney said that, because of rain on his windshield, he did not see Magee when he stepped from the curb into the street. He asserted that he took the injured man to Mercy Hospital, where he was confined until last week. Headquarters For Rubbers Arties and Boots THE BOOT SHOP WM. V. ORTH, Prop. Graduate Practipedist ;? 589 York Road Towson, Md. Opposite Towson Hotel Phone Towson 59-M Open Evenings ¦>.... ... ............ .•..... ... ... ...... ... ... ......... ... ......... ......... ... Today (Saturday) Troop A., Pikes-ville Cavalry unit, will hold its annual "get together" banquet at the Hotel Rennert, Baltimore City. Congressman John Philip Hill, one time a trooper in the outfit, will be one of the speakers, and Colonel Joshua G. Harvey, of Owings Mills, will act as toastmaster. The troop was first formed in the early days of the Civil War, and took the field as a Confederate organization; shortly after the close of hostilities it was reorganized and was acclaimed one of the finest cavalry units in the country, often carrying off the honors in riding and drill contests. Prior to the United States' entry into the world war and during the Mexican trouble Troop "A" was stationed at Eagle Pass, Texas, where its members did patrol duty along the Rio Grande River. When this country entered the great world war, together with other Maryland regiments, the troop was Federalized and sent to Camp Mc-Clellan, Alabama. After the armistice Troop "A" was never reorganized, its existence now being perpetuated only by the annual banquet. .---------o--------- WM. F. OOGHLAN INDISPOSED. County Commissioner Wm. F. Coghlan was confined to his Pikes-ville home the fore part of this week owing to illness. ttfAMINCTONS BlRTMOAV H AVE you ever thought what G. Washington, with his military genius, could have accomplished with a good car and a supply of our superfine gasoline and oil? Buy from us, it pays. ' 'Every drop, real value'' TOWSON SERVICE STATION TOWSON, MD. The New r\ r <* 1L*f ? ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ 0/fe^six ilOTStery ?? ?? »? • ? »? ?? :: •? •» ?? BAD LIQUOR BLAMED FOR SLAYING OF AGED MAN —SON ALLEGED TO HAVE CONFESSED Victim Of Drink Says Doctor, And As A Consequence Is A Nervous Wreck—Dr. J. Wm. Ebert, Jail Physician, Declares Whatever Man Did Was Act Of "Moonshine." Moonshine liquor was blamed for the slaying of Samuel Stiffler, seventy-three, of Hoffmanville, this county, who died with a charge of shot in his abdomen. His son, James Stiffler, thirty-eight, stares through the bars of his cell in the Towson Jail. A coroner's jury has nam edhim as the man who fired the fatal shot. But Dr. J. W. Ebert, the Towson Jail physician, said Stiffler is a physical and mental wreck, due to the prolonged drinking. Whatever he did was the act of moonshine that had mastered his mind and body, according to the physician. Stiffler was adjudged in no condition for court hearing. The doctor said no statement he makes can be relied on. It is the moonshine that is talking—not the man. After a rest under medical watch Stiffler will be asksed to affirm or deny the confession he mumbled to police officers —namely: "My father called to me to get my gun an dshoot a hawk that was circling overhead. The gun went off by accident as I stepped through the door." Other than this Stiffler would say nothing except that he had been drinking hard for more than a week, according to Marshal Carroll E. Why Buy A way From Home S. C. Rhode Island Red Hatching Eggs and Baby Chicks when you can buy from KENWOOD POULTRY YARDS Glenmore and Ridgeway Avenues RASPEBURG, MD. Booking Orders Now. Stansbury. Dr. Ebert's verdict was that Stiffler had been under the influence of liquor for a much longer time. Lieutenant William B. 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