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THE JEFFERSON1AN, TOWSON, MARYLAND Saturday, February 2, 1924—Page 3 JON MASS-MEETING ADOPTS RESOLUTION ADVOCATING ADDITIONAL SCHOOL BOND ISSUE rWill Petition Legislature To Pass Bill So That Improvements Can Be Made At County Seat, Catonsville, Essex, Parkville And Cockeysville. A resolution advocating the issuing of $1,500,000 of additional bonds to provide for the erection of new school buildings in Baltimore rcounty was unanimously adopted at a mass-meeting at the Court House, Towson. The resolution also recommends that the County Commissioners be given authority to borrow at once $500,000 against that amount of un- 1H I ¦ IHHBEIP DURANT and STAR | CARS : COURT GARAGE, Towson, Md. THE HENRY H. MEYER COMPANY 110 S. HOWARD STREET BALTIMORE, MD. Equipment and Supplies For Contractors and Industrial Plants .. ..^..,-^.w—"¦" fffil issued bonds of the $1,000,000 loan authorized by the voters of the county in 1922. These bonds are authorized to be issued at the rate of $250,000 each year for four years and the amounts for 1925 and 1926 remain available. It was stated that, by the course suggested, $2,000,00 would become available for new schools. George M. Kimberly, president of the Catonsville Improvement Association, presided at the meeting, which was held under the auspices of the Federated Parent-Teacher Association of the schools in the county. The chairman was directed to appoint a committee to confer with the Baltimore county delegation to the Legislature and urge that legislation be enacted providing for the issuing of the bonds without a referendum to the voters of the county. Samuel M. Shoemaker, president of the School Board, attended the meetin gand stated that it is absolutely impossible to erect buildings necessary to provide education for the children of the county with present available funds. Mr. Shoemaker read a list of new buildings which will be erected if the additional loan is secured. Included are new high school buildings at Towson and Catonsville, each to cost $240,000, and $110,000 buildings at Essex, Cockeysville, Parkville and smaller buildings at various other places. ----------o---------- TOWSON TOWN CLUB TO HOLD MEETING MONDAY. BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE LEGISLATURE PERTAINING TO BALTIMORE COUNTY. An act to add two new sections, to be known as Sections 289A and 289B, to Offutt's Code of Public Local Laws of Baltimore County, of the Edition of 1916, title, "Baltimore County," sub-title, "Health and Sanitation," to follow immediately after Section 289 of said Code, as said Secction 289 was repealed and re-enacted by Chapter 35 of the Acts of 1922, authoriing and empowering the County Commissioners of Baltimore County to create an additional loan of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000), to provide funds to pay the expense of the completion of the sewer system in the Towson Sewerage Area, and to provide for the extension of said sewer system and the enlargement of said Towson Sewerage Area, and to sell certificates of indebtedness as evidence of said loan, and to provide for the payment of said certificates, principal and interest by taxation and by assessments imposed on the properties benefited by said sewer system. James J. Lindsay introduced same. ----------o---------- WHITE HALL BOOK CLUB ENTERTAINED. $5000 SUIT REMOVED TO TOWSON FROM ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. The suit of Oliver B. Wight against Phillip Miller for $5000 damages for alleged assault and battery, has been removed from Anne Arundel county to Towson for trial. The trial of the suit of Wight vs. Lockart, against Miller on an account for $675 has also been removed to Towson for trial. ----------o---------- JOSEPH M. CHETELAT NAMED ON BOARD OF OVERLEA BANK. Mr. Joseph Plummer has resigned as a director of the Overlrea Bank, and to succeed him Mr. Joseph M. Chetelat was elected to serve the unexpired term. ----------o---------- SUIT FILED TO RECOVER $100 COLLATERAL. Mrs. Richard H. Wiley entertained the White Hall Book Club on Tuesday afternoon. ----------o---------- WHITE HALL WOMAN GUEST OF BALTIMORE CITY RELATIVES. Mrs. J. F. Wiley, of White Hall, spent the week-end with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jas^. C. Hunter, of Baltimore City. ----------o---------- JOHN LANGENFELDER MADE DEFENDANT IN $500 DAMAGE SUIT. Suit was filed in the Circuit Court at Towson in the name of the State, to the use of Henry W. Maenner against James A. Hudgins, a former Justice of the Peace of this county, Concrete Mixers, Road Forms, Building Forms, Boilers, Hoisting: Engines, Derricks, Cableways, Tackle Blocks, Steam Shovels, Dump Cars, Ropes, Clam Shell Buckets, Hoisting- Buckets, Trenching Machines, Excavators, Car Unloaders, Locomotives, Stone Crushers, Construction Tools. R. R. Track Supplies. . An important meeting of the Towson Town Club will be held on next Monday night at the Towson High School. Roads Engineer Samuel A. Green will be present to answer all questions relative to the Towson sewerage system. Other matters pertaining to the public welfare of the community will be discussed. ----------o---------- STRAY PUPS BEAR NO LICENSES Suit was filed by Marion W. Thomas in the Circuit Court at Towson against John Langdenfelder for $500 damages alleged to have been caused the auto of Thomas by being in collision with a truck owned by the defendant. Attorney C. Gus Grason appears for the plaintiff. ----------o---------- MRS. LULA NORRIS ILL, SUFFERING WITH TONSELITIS. Is the law requiring licenses for dogs being enforced? Four dogs were standing together on an avenue at Towson this week, and it was observed that only one of them had a license attached to his collar. ----------o---------- COCKEYSVILLE MAN FINED ON TWO MILK CHARGES. CHEVROLET I SALES SALES AND SERVICE RIOERWOOD - M D. TIRES - QflSOUNE -OILS -ACCESSORIES &fi£RT R£fi»IR WORK MRU. CARS T. E. COCKE V-PROR PHGWC-. T0WS0N-24© and the Fidelity & Deposit Co., his bondsman, for the purpose of recovering $100 collateral deposited with Hudgins for the appearance of Fred Maenner in the Circuit Court to answer a charge of disorderly conduct, said charge having • subsequently been dismissed by State's Attorney H. Courtenay Jenifer. It is stated in the declaration that Hudgins was informed of Maenner's- dismissal in a letter from the State's Attorney but that he failed to return the collateral. I "Let Miller's Be Your Gift 1 | Headquarters!" jj> A Small Deposit Will Reserve j> Any Article. X To shop early is wise—right now t our stocks are complete with Dia- j monds and Jewelry of every descip- 1 tion, and this is a splendid time to i become acquainted with our CASH \ PRICES. You will save money that Y can be profitably invested in addi- Y tional gifts. For beauty, quality, £ variety and moderate price our stock J is unsurpassed. Strikingly Beautiful Mountings Are ibown in our Holiday Assortment of absolutely pure white diamond rings, in settings of Mrkt. green and 18-kt. white gold, hand engraved at $50 to $100. Others in Great Variety at $25 to $500. WELDMESH $18 The Unbreakable Mesh Bag In Sterling Silver. No need of repair; guaranteed indefinitely. Sharp-pointed articles will not* tear mesh. Mesh closed around the hinges. Exquisite work man ship. We guarantee this mesh bag absolutely. $30 Up. Others in Silver Plate. Steriiag and green gold, $8 to $50. WM. J. MILLER 28 E. Baltimore St. Mrs. Lula Norris is confined to her home at White Hall with tonsil-itis. OIS. CAS Oft Cft£<- £ OftfVC §M Charged by Health Department Officers with having violated the milk ordinance by selling milk without a permit and with delivering milk without a license, William G Doyle, fifty-six, of Cockeysville, was fined $15 by Magistrate Shroeder, Northeastern Police Court, Baltimore City. Doyle, the health officers stated, had been warned several times. ----------o---------- MISS ROSE TJEBEIi WEDS. Miss Rose C. Uebel, of Catonsville, and Charles R. Cumberland, of Elli-Cott City, were married at the home of the bride on Power's lane. ----------o---------- YOUNG PEARCE NORRIS ILL WITH SCARLET FEVER. I The 1 1 Christmas Club | 1 of 1924 I I i X Is now started at the «| *!* i I Overlea Bank i «.*? * t ! ? ! £ ? i tpVERY drop of gas-*-* oline that we sell1 you is guaranteed to be of the highest qua'ily. The same is true of our lubricants. Come in and get acquainted. ' 'Every drop, reol value'' TOWSON SERVICE STATION TOWSON, MD. Pearce Norris, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Norris, of White Hall, who has been confined to his home for several weeks with scarlet fever is out again and has resumed his studies at the Towson High School. ----------o---------- DEATH CLAIMS MRS. SADIE CURRY. Join It Now and meet next year's Christmas demands. Write us for full description of the plan which will be mailed to you without cost. THE OVERLEA BANK, Overlea, Md. W. J. Seward, President. I i........... Money— on First Mortgages I"F you have the responsibility --"- of raising the money for building or buying, save yourself time and energy by letting The Maryland Title Guarantee Company handle the First Mortgage as well as search and guarantee the property title. You 'will find us anxious to give you courteous, prompt service. Maryland Title GUARANTEE COMPANY GROUND FLOOB — MCNSEY BUILDING ts wmmttBWSUBmmmwmiimmuatiKk Fine Jewelry Diamonds Precious Stones AIFetting ManufacturhtJeddehij Q? VOn/berty St mmmmmemammmmmmamm J m : : CHEVROLET 3/ i ¦ "For Economical Transportation" Govans Motor Co., 5604 York Road. Towson Garage, Towson, Md. Riderwood Garage, Riderwood, Md. »ii» CALVERT and FAYETTE STS. BALTIMORE Mrs. Sadie Curry, wife of Mr. Stirling Curry, died at her home in Baltimore on Wednesday of last week and was buried last Saturday. Mrs. Curry was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John W. Burns, of White Hall. CONDITION OF JOHN H. IMPROVED. KITE Mr. John H. Kite, of White Hall, who has been quite ill, is very much improved. BETTER AND FASTER ^^THANIOMEN »A WITH HOES KillsWeeds & Mulches soil -one operation "Finest Machine for Garden Work" say experiment station men and thousands of other users. Every experienced gardener knows that he must keep the weeds out and the surface mulched to hold the moisture at the plant roots. BARKER Weeder, Mulcher and Cultivator Eight blades revolving against the underground knife *S! destroy the weed3 and in the same operation chop the clods and crusted surface into a level, porous mulch. Intensive cultivation. "Best Weed Killer Ever Used." Cuts runners. A boy can work it and do more and better 7$J\ work than ten men with hoes. Has guards to protect i? -the leaves; shovels for deeper cultivation. Inexpensive." Every one interested In gardening, for either market or home use, should have this macbine. FREE BOOK by practical garden men. Tells how to get the best results, save time, eliminate hard work; illustrates the Barker and its work, tells what leading gardeners say about it, gives prices delivered, etc. A postcard t us brings it and our Factory-to-User Offer, or fill out coupon below and mail it today. BARKER MFG. CO., Box 172 David City.Nebr. r~" 1 1 BARKER MFG. CO., Box 172 David City, Nebr. Send your Free Book ana ractory-to-User Offer. Name- P.O___ R. F. 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'Twill be an easy and pleasant matter to choose here a hat that will harmonize to perfection with street suit or formal costume. psiFsipsiJjjj fl fl 1 B B B fl fl fl fl V The Towson National Bank ¦ s i OUR BUSINESS RECEIVING MONEY ON DEPOSIT in our Checking Department, where it is subject to your order on demand and is safe from fire and burglary. RECEIVING MONEY ON DEPOSIT in our Savings Department, where it earns INTEREST at the rate of FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM. RENTING SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, at a very low cost, where no one has access but the renter of the box and where your stocks, bonds, mortgages, deeds, fire and life insurance policies are safe from fire and theft and cannot become mislaid. DISCOUNTING BILLS RECEIVABLE AND LOANING MONEY on notes with approved security or indorsement and on mortgages. ISSUING TRAVELERS' CHECKS, payable in convenient amounts and safer to carry on a journey than the actual cash. ISSUING DRAFTS on Baltimore and New York, making the transfer of money easy, safe and convenient. COLLECTION OF NOTES: Do not carry your notes receivable around in your pocket or leave them at home in some drawer where they become misplaced and cause a lot of worry and trouble, but leave them with us for collection. We will notify the makers and you will always know where they are. Come in and let us become acquainted. 5 a I GAY STREET BRANCH WALBROOK BRANCH | 1438 N. Gay St. 3052 W. North Av«. % MAIN1STORE AND OFFICE 3517 Eastern Ave. MUELLER MUSIC SHOPS PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS VICTROLAS & VICTOR KECOKDS-Exclusive The Schubert Player Piano with the Virai Tone Producer is "The World's Best Toned Piano/' It has the endorsement of all leading musicians as Adolfe Betti, Fritz Kreisler, Lingi Camu-ni, Ernest Schelling', Jascha Heifetz and many others. Schubert Pianos are guaranteed for 25 years. Sold in Maryland only at MUELLER MUSIC SHOPS 3517 Eastern Ave. 1438 N. Gay Street 3052 W. 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