Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-11-22
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trimmed hats. Special price on $l2
velours, So.
, The Ladies' Aid and Missionary Societies
of the Jamestown Presbyterian Church
will serve a Thanksgiving dinner in the
church parlors on Thursday, November %,
beginning at O'Clock, P. M. The public is
cordially invited.
&C. Waters & Sen, of Gaithersburg,
announce a reduction in the prices Of
Chevrolet cars. The -four ninety" tour
IND cars have been reduced to $S35.OO.
delivered, and the roadsters to $S2O'OO.
This is a material reduction on former
prices Immediate delivery can be made
on the touring models.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the Poolesville Baptist
Church Thanksgiving evening at O'Clock.
A rare treat is promised. as those taking
mart will include the noted Welsh singer.
Rev. Tommy Jones; and musical num-
hers pictures and literary productions will
he owen nv Reys. X. A. Handy and P. Row.
land Wagner
Mr.. Harry M. Williams qualified as County
Commissioner OIL Tuesday last and entered
upon the duties of the Office. He repre-
sents the Third District and succeeds the
late N. Hazel Metzger. He is native OF
this county, young man Of fine business
qualifications, and, thoroughly Interested
in the welfare Of the county. he Will make
a useful official
The Social Service League OF Montsom-
cry County is in a campaign for new mem
hers. II is not only an honor but a duty
to belong to this League which is DOING
thru its paid workers. 81 much for the bet
terment and uplift of the folks throughout
the county. The price Of membership Is
so small and the joys Of being part OF
this work so inviting that everyone should
hasten to enroll.
Thomas L. Lechlider, Of this county, one
of the deputy game wardens Of Maryland.
recently arrested eleven hucksters, four OF
this county and seven Of Prince Georges
county, for selling in the Washington city
market in violation of the law wild game
killed in this State. One OF the Vlolators
was OWEN hearing before Justice Butter
field, Of Bethesda. and fined $S5 The
others will be tried later.
The postponed meeting OF the Young
Mems Club of st. Johns was held with Mr.
Lewis Hortle November 8. There were
thirteen members and two visitors present.
The club decided to have Its community
exhibition on Saturday. November 23rd,
at the Olney Grange Hall. There will be
proaram of the exhibition in this week
paper. Prof. F. B. Bomberger will deliver
an address at 7;30 P. M. Everyone is in
vited to attend and to make as many ex-
hibits as possible. John E. Muncaster' Jr''
Correspondence Secretary.
Mrs. Leola N. King, the only woman
traffic officer in the world. was knocked
down last Saturday afternoon about D
O'Clock by a motor truck opererated by
VIM j. Hines. of this county. She was
severely shocked and slightly injured about
the head. Hines was arrested by Detec-
tive O'Dea and taken to police headquar'
tiers, Washington. Maj. Pullman. superin-
tendent of police, directed that he be held
on charges of violating the traffic reeula
tons and to await the result Of Mrs. Kins'i
injuries.
The annual Thanksgiving entertainment
for the benefit Of Grace NJ +. Church South
Gaithersburg, will take place IN Grace
Church on November 26th, commencing
ats O'Clock, P. M. A very entertaining
musical program will be rendered on the pip
organ by Mr.. Blodgett. of Washington. will
Mr.. Hammer, a tenor soloist. DR.. Glow
G. Chappell. lecturer of unusual ability
has been secured for the occasion. Com
and enjoy his wit and humor. All WI
do not contribute their thank oterh
through envelopes arc expected to max
a silver offering at t's aYa'.
This State is entitled g. .sratulet
itself upon its record .~ i'ai'-' va
Work campaien Wie hall the ee4nr
has been grantee ar extension Of time
which 70 amas its minimum quota for tn
drive. Maryland had at noon Saturday la:
contributed all that was asked of it and we
working toward an oversubscription. Tn
State, incidentally, was one of the first Il
which completed their work. Montgomel
county oversubscribed its allotment to Il
fund. Its quota was $4,000. and Il
subscriptions will total several hundrt
dollars more than that amount.
By the direction of Judges Peter ar
Warrington. the jury in the case
Archibald C. Mccoy. of Glen Echo, again
the Washington Railway and Electric Con
pany returned verdict in the Circuit Cou
here Tuesday in favor Of the compan
The case was an action to recover $500
DAMAGES, the plaintiff claiming that g
attempt was made to eject him from C
of the defendant company in WashinetC
after he had rendered a transfer give
him by a conductor on another line oil q
company. 1t was shown. however. tn
the time specified on the transfer had e
pired when rendered by Mccoy.
An apparent race between flock
wild Geese and flying machine attract
much attention in this county last WEI
The Geese, as is the custom Of such foV
at this time OF the year, were on tn
way south, and the airplane was head
in a similar direction. Both seemed TO
travelling at a high rate Of speed.
eeese about one hundred yards in front
the machine. The geese kept up a CT
tinuous squawkine. but were not su
GENTLY excited to break the v format
in which they always travel. Nett
seemed to gain on the other and it lool
very much as If the endurance Of the &c