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THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND Saturday, May 3, 1924—Page 9 THIRTY CANS OF SARDINES IS FOOD FOR STOWAWAY FOR THIRTY-FIVE DAYS Youngster, Found Hidden In Steamship Lying Off County Water Front Existed On Fish And Bucket Of Water For Over Month. Thirty-five days at sea on 30 cans of sardines. That was the story told customs officials by Menaseo Sabitch, a youthful stowaway on board the Italian steamship Nelda, lying off the Baltimore county water front, from Trieste. > The customs officials were searching the ship for contraband liquor. They found no liquor Instead, they discovered the stowaway. Sabitch told them he lived in Dal-matia, on the shores of the Adriatic. He longed to see his brother in Key-port, Pa. He had no money for passage. He decided to stow away. Thererupon he set about laying in a food supply. This consisted of the 30 cans of sardines. In addition he had a few tins of canned meat and a bucket of water The customs authorities understood how, by eating sparingly, he was able to make the sardines hold j out for the voyage. But they werei unable to understand how he man-! aged to make a single bucket of water last throughout the trip. Sabitch said nothing when the matter was mentioned. Members of the crew winked at one another) knowingly. The customs officials gt it go at that. They were not iduly curious. No possible charge Rf smuggling was involved. Nevertheless the youth, after his 35-day repast of sardines among the magnesite and general cargo carried by the ship, was sent to jail to await deportation when the ship sails on the return voyage to Italy Meanwhile he will not have to eat sardines. He will have soup, coffee, beans and bread—choice tidbits of prison fare. COW'S APPETITE FOR IRON KILLS ANIMAL. < ? < ? «? ;: ¦4 ? -I . ¦4 > ¦4 > ¦4 > « ? « ? < ? 4 ? < ? « ? < ? 4 ? < ? < ? « ? Keep Your Valuables and Your Important Papers In the New Burglar-Proof and Fire-Proof Vault in the Overlea Bank They will be safe there and always at hand when you need them. You can rent one of the boxes for an entire year for three dollars. The Overlea Bank OVERLEA AVENUE ££ and ie^-^f BELAIR ROAD OVERLEA, MD. W. J. Seward, President. ************************* When a milk cow belonging to a farmer in the "upper end" of Baltimore county commenced to fail in weight and milk he called a veterinarian The veterinarian gave it as his opinion that "some sharp object" had found its way into the cow's stomach and was making its way toward her heart. The veterinarian said nothing could be done, and the cow would die. She did die shortly thereafter and the diagnosis was verified by the finding in her stomach of several tacks, a number of shingle nails, a piece of wire, a six-penny nail and a fence staple. ----------o---------- DECISION IS WITHHELD IN CASE. After two days' trial the case of Edward H. Harrington closed. No decision was announced. He was charged with obtaining money under false representations in connection with stock promotions The accused is president and promoter of the Sparrows Point Coal, Ice and Wood Company. He was charged with obtaining $10,0000 from John F. Bledsoe and George L. Krebs. He was defended by Robert F. Leach, Jr., attorney. ----------o---------- GLEN ARM MAN GOES SOUTH Mr. E. J. Berkhead, of Glen Arm, is on a business trip through the south. ----------o---------- PARKVILLE WOMAN PATIENT AT HOSPITAL. Mrs. B. Nicher, of Parkville, is a patient at St Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore City, where she is undergoing treatment. ----------o---------- STORK BRINGS LITTLE SON TO BAUERNSCHMIDT'S. Mr. and Mrs. George Beuern-schmidt are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son. Mrs. Bauernschmidt was before marriage Miss Maude A. Pearce, of My Lady's Manor. *~x~:~k~:„h~:~:~x~x~k^^^^^ 4 > i ? 4 , < ? 4 ? « ? « ? 4 > 4 ? < ? < ? * > :: 4 ? 4 ? 4 ? 4 ? « ? 4 ? 4 ? 4 ' 4 > « ? :: :: ? . BOLGIANO'S Druid Hill Park Grass Seed Pound 40 Cts. SOLD BY WEIGHT 3 Pounds $1.15 5 Pounds $1.80 LAWN FERTILIZERS 5 Lbs. 10 Lbs. Sheep Manure ____________30 Cts. 50 Cts. Bone Fertilizer ____________45 Cts. 75 Cts. Poultry Manure ___________35 Cts. 65 Cts. 100 Lbs. $3.00 $3.75 $3.25 Hoes, 45c-$100. Trowels, 10c-70c. Sickels, 45c-65c. Rakes, 45c-$1.00. Grass Shears, 50c-$1.50. Water Wght. Rollers, $15.00 Hedge Trimmers, $1.15-$19.25 Lawn Mowers, $6.25-$19.00 VITAL HATCH BABY CHICKS Hatches April 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26. 97% Delivery Safe—Guaranteed—Postage Prepaid. Book Your Orders Now Variety Lots 25 50 100 Single Comb White Leghorns—$4.50 $ 8.50 $16.00 Single Comb Brown Leghorns,__ 4.50 8.50 16.00 Single Comb Anconas__________5.50 10.00 18.00 Single Comb Rhode Island Reds_ 5.50 10.00 18.00 White Wyandottes ____________5.50 10.00 18.00 Barred Plymouth Rocks _______5.50 10.00 18.00 White Plymouth Rocks________6.00 11.00 20.00 Singgle Comb Black Monorcas __ 6.00 11.00 20.00 A Full Line Of Poultrynten's Supplies Buckeye Incubators Chick Feeders Buckeye Breeders Chick Fountains WttTLTRY FEEDS Conkey's / Square Deal rjie j; Bolgiano Seed Co, Lighjt StreeLatth^^^^Pratt f I 1 I y v t 1 I 1 I ? I ! I ! i i * I f f I ? X SAMPLE BALLOT For The Primary Election, May 5th, 1-924 Notice of Certificates of Candidacy Filed With the Supervisors of Elections of Baltimore County, Md. OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY. Towson, Md. April, 21st. 1924. In pursuance of and in compliance with the provisions of the Code of Public General Laws, Article 33, Section 184, Chapter 160, Acts of 1916, notice is hereby given that Certificates of Candidacy for Nominations for office and for the election of Delegates to the Democratic and Republican State Conventions have been filed in this office by the following persons, or have been certified to this office by the Secretary of State. HARRY E. GERMAN, President CHARLES H. WISE HARRY A. MATTHEWS Board of Supervisors of Elections for Baltimore County. W. EVANS ANDERSON, Clerk, REPUBLICAN BALLOT FOR THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. VOTE FOR ONE CALVIN COOLIDGE MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN FOR AN UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATION FOR THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN THE 69TH CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF MARYLAND. VOTE FOR ONE EDWARD RIDGELY SIMPSON REPUBLICAN LLOYD WILKINSON REPUBLICAN mMMMM Certificates of Candidacy for nomination for office and for the election of Delegates to the State Convention filed by persons who are unopposed and whose names will not appear on the official ballots, are as follows: For Delegates to the State Convention—JOHN T. COLLIER, JOSHUA G. HARVEY, WILLIAM R. HARVEY, C. ROSS MACE, EDWARD RIDGELY SIMPSON, MARY A. WEEDER, C. REBECCA WRIGHT, Republican. DEMOCRATIC Certificates of Candidacy for nomination for office and for the Election of Delegates to the State Convention filed by persons who are unopposed and whose names will not appear on the official ballots, are as follows: For Member of the House of Representatives in the 69th Congress of the United States from the Second Congressional District of Maryland, MILLARD E. TYDINGS, Democratic. fc^or Delegates to the State Convention—WILLIAM H. BRYAN, WILLIAM PURRINGTON COLE, JR.; J. FLETCHER H. GORSUCH, JR.; FRANK J. HOEN, JOHN HUBNER RICE, CHARLES M. SNYDER, HENRY M. WARFIELD, Democratic.