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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
ALLEN BEATS
SCOTT IN
BIG TOURNEY

VICTORIA. July 1s.--The big IN.
ternationai tennis tourney opened
here today with several fast matches
being played
Marshall Alien Of Seattle defeated
Wallace Scott OF TAcoma In one OF
the feature matches Of the day. The
score WAS ~, 81. 90. 81.
Wilton Smith OF Seattle defeated
william Ingraham Of Rhode Island.
Oregon state champion. 81. IL. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
GOOD Tits
IN FIELD
NET MEET

Several good matches are billed for
todayss play In the city piayfIeid ten
mis- tournament
The big upset Of yesterdays tour.
ney was the defeat Of BIN Nolan b.
fore Earl white. the chop stroke
expert
Today's schedule and yesterdays
results follow
ne u~suaes
Gas Ak q White beat ". NesiaA
c1a.- c-n nssnnas s>as r rsra-
ssrsrn. 90. 81.
Douhies-pu ard Nelson beat Davis
and Lo<r ~ default. LLghtfoos and CAN
NOS eeat By-rs snd atruug ~ aefsuit:
Hoibrcek snd Henderson beat smith and
Rosssarh ~ default: Dixon and Herrss
srAednle foe Tsssy
e. m---Rufh Nxrrssse and HRn Msysv
~ Mrs Lee chesssrfIeid and Mra Peizs
n BrvnnAu Va c. H. Abefi: n burr Va
l. n fAgerssrom-
50 nh Nser ~ e Turner; n Lee
~ H. oIimsa. Nesr and Eickiss ~
Brewn ahAn and Ltnfner. ryo>sson and
Brennan ~. fiEhtfoot and Cannon. Nrs.
Lee Chesferneid Va Rita Meyer.
p. MI. Lynch Va W. W. Ksutz.
Kozsowski and white ~. Barr and Net
son. Johnson and iag~rrfrom Va Nolan
and fAngffe. stephens and M~fAfn ~
Henketb and Neflan: Ecovtfie and Winning
w. winner Br-~nah am -Iinfnsr va Seev-
Rieki~s. hiiiiosns Hughes Va Irene
stsphara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Diving
Feature
in Meet
Several Diving Events 70
Be Offered for Compel
itors in Star Swim Meet


One Of The big features 1t Ths
star city swimming meet = b
staged psxs month win BE- The div
ing competition.
Dad" Henry. under whose dirrc-
don the meet viii b. staged. h n
kren diving enthusiast He has
jrdrsd big A. A. u. diving cham
psonsnsps and b one Of scstts's
leading authorities on DIVING.
Needless to say. Dad wouldn't
hs the dives be neglected In Tho
star meet Here's his plans on
rsaeing them:
..If four divers qualify Il pre-
liuinaries the fancy diving and hlya
DIVING events ~IIi DO sddcd for
novices. giris and boys To quaisfy.
divers viii have TO do the four
compulsory dives for each event
The compulsory dives for the 10
foot board are ~ running front
dive. ca back dive. az running for
ward JACK knife. az back hck knife
tn high DIVING. the two com.
puisorscs are done from the is-fcos
bonrt---the FIRST ono . plain back
drive and the second ous = back.
ward somersauit The third and
fourth dives In the high diving are
tho running and standing plane
dives from the 2s.foot board
In the preliminaries each diver
win be Etven three trials 70 get =
mark OF at least I'VE. II they faii
they will be eliminated
Dad himself. has volunteered
his services At the different city
bathing beaches 10 coach the boys
and girls who desire 70 compete
In the diving events In the big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Eckarts
Favored
to Cop
Cigar Team Shows Class
in Junior Ball Finals;
Second Games Sunday

BY virtue Of their 10 70 3 win
over the Three Brothers Dye Works
lAst Sunday. the Ecksrt Cigar Co.
Junior baseball squad Il favored 10
breeze home In front OF The Star
Class d round robin finals.
Tho Eckarts showed . lot Of
class. playing well In the field and
singing the bali hard With Bni
johnson. their star pitcher. and
Byron Nobba equally star catcher.
IN form. the Eckarts present for
midahie front
The Cigar men meet the George
town Cubs Sunday In the second
game OF the series II the George.
town team gets . bit better brand
of pitching they figure to give the
Eckarts a hard rub. however.
TIE 1nrre Drothers team faces
Highland Park In the other game
Sunday. The Dye Works nine will
have TO get better pitching. too. 70
win. while the Highland park team
must perk up It's defensive work.
Both games win b played ~
Lincoln park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
B. Ridley
Develops
Punching


Showing greater punching power
and With his boxing much improved.
Bud Ridley b working hard for his
scrap with Frankie Munros At the
Pavilion tomorrow night
Ridley has Developed . hick tn his
left hand He cut Danny Edwards
to pieces At Vancouver last week
and with that left jab he has com,
bined . right Cross which dropped
the little coiored fash.
In Munroe. however. she Seattle
boy meets . tougher bird than Dan.
ny. The Californian has over stx
inches In height and reach over Bid-
ley and showed that he too. pacls
wzIiop when he knocked the
tough sailor Aaybervy for . row Of
tenpinA
Clay Hlte has announced . strong
program Of preiiminaries 10 back mp
the main event with Eddie Jackson
meeting Tommy Bradley IN the
semi-f1naL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
p. Herman
Wins Back
His Title
New Orleans Boy Defeats
Joe Lynch for Bantie
Honors BY Decision

NEW YORK. July ss---Ths ban
tam crown came homo 10 roost
PudEy Prse Herman. the Hsw
Orleans Italian. rot back his on
title last night just the way he lost
u last Deccmber--by . fifteen
round decision
Two judges and she referee -
eided that Herman outpoiuted the
champion. Joe Lynch. the We~t Side
harp II booked 10 an unpartisAn
spectator ~ II II ahovid have becn
. draw. because u was such . bad
exhibition that IL was stretching .
point 10 give either one Of them
. decision.
There vas but oue good round IN
the entire contest In that good
round. the second. Lynch iost his
only chance to knock out the squat.
y newxbcy. lie rocked Herman
with . terrific right 10 the INV
and had the Italian grogwy against
the rupeA He missed another right
BY an inch and Herman recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

N c&yusw = his1ng Tie shssp -
. 0tDss saGss @ngO. oines hb
s~s0s ~ ~ rsa~1s saa. - ne
Asasts.a s.sSesAsa. ~ - jsassA
~ r.. ss~A = sAs western
hagvA
Teey'rs esnvarsg nm cuunis gAsa.
ssrmS Seattle svtnss1sr. vfth 0mEgu
nssnA vhs Aas bsss sss sf the stars u
the gasne - Nev ysft Giant Ter tins
pAN several yeAsA rh<y say Bill bail
: great Zeal tihs uuv~a. sp1 thai ~ n
ssiis aseas stssflss useA
ne rfsssssrs rtrases have Ne me
ssrvicss - ns.ss rsiisssAsuA sSess
prsnlstag islins ves<bee vs6Sevkerv@
vss forced - usdsrus a. .sesr.fioa, asd
V not ssp<ese1 20 tAhs HE turn % the
pisehiss ssssa ssui the middle II
August
Hp0 pOS1et's Gay - - A@@4eun
n~guo - . p1eeh9 W1sh ~ Du1su6e
ugws ~ rn6hv ~. ~ YEA
49, - esvve1 0nso - ~ the
n the xsekee11 etsru1l has ba~n -
81 ~ the AleAtsus e1sA.
Baiismsrs hasr Increased M led svss
nsffAiA g ~ fall gsxnss IN ne Inter-
ssu "sss~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
BIG NEW YORK
GOLF MEET ON

NEW YORK. July zs.-Wth the
exception OF tho invading Britishers.
Abe Mitchell and George Duncan.
most Of the prominent golfers viii
tee off today az the stwanoy coun-
try club, when the Metropolitan open
championships start Among the en-
tries are Jim Barnes. the new Ameri-
can championship. Jock Hutchison.
the British title holder, Joseph KIRK
wood. the Australian champion. Wal
ter Hagen. Oswald Kirby. Jess Sweet.
Ter. John @. Anderson and other
prominent Americans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
jim FLYNN rs PUEBLO COPPER nov

landed tho ksyo punch on the pres
ent heavyweight champion
Hymns record shows that be has
been 4 trial horse for most an of
the first raters. He fought Demp
scy twice. Jack johnson twice. Sam
IAngford three times, Fred Fulton.
Carl Morris. Tommy Burns, Rat-
Ting Lcvinsky. Hugh Walker and
several other prominent white
hopcs.~
Aitho Flynn has been IN the ring
game for ~ years he appears TO be
In good shape yet And he isn't
kidding about wanting another
whack at Dempsey. the man killer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

benefit performances for the Pueblo
flood sufferers
F1ynn's challenge was Unanswered
and he Immediately took the evil
service examination for patrolman
aid was accepted
Flynn still has hope Of . third
match with Jack Dempsey. He
knocked Dempsey out in one round
at Murray. Utah. In 1917. and the
following year Dempsey turned the
tables and kayoed the Puebloan In
the initial round.
He believes that he Is entitled TO
a third match with Dempsey for he
II the only one on record who ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

PUEBLO, Co.. July film
Flynn. known thruout the United
states ~ the Pueblo fireman. has
asserted the ring.
He has laid away the boxing
gloves and Is now wearing the uni
form Of the Pueblo police depart
ment
On July Flynn met willie Keel
er. Pacific coast heavyweight at
zDpntrose. Col. and lost on n foul
IN the nth round. after winning the
battle up to that point
He returned to his home and Is
sued challenge to any heavy.
weight In the country 70 nght =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
NJ TOMMY GIBBONS
lArAl lleAyYNxAghA ChAlleners

sAkrS. NJ n n
July :6-Getting
the match with
Georges crpn.
tier for the Hight
b cayy W e liz 1T
championship OF
the world Is .
stepping stone to
. nght with Jack
Dempsey and the
b 9 Wy W. 10 ht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

NEW YORIA July ze.-0eao 1un
ncy, ughs-hnvywcight champesa -
the A. r. r.. and Marty BurkA NeQn
Orleans heavyweight have ooG1i
matched to box IS rounds herO Aug-l
uxt ~ 1t Dyckman oval They ~
appear on an aIl-stzr card thae n
ciudes Nike CIbbons and Augls 1o6r
neP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
STORM HALTS
TENNIS PLAY

TORONTO. Ont. July ia thun-
d-rstorm interrupted the third game
cf the Davis cup sories here Mon
any when Anderson and Todd. Aus'
trsiia. met Bennett and Holmes. Can.
ada. In doubles. The score was one
all In the first set when the heavy
rain drove the players In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

The tribe II returning from . de
astrous road trip. The results II
games won and lost don't look -
bad In that the Indians won eight
games and lost ~ on this Journey,
but the last two weeks of SeverDeo
has knocked the tribe from second
place to fifth. We are now 10 and
one-haIf games out Of first plaza
Oakland. Seattle and Los Angels
are closely punched and the nghe
for the first division bertbs u bound
to be a torrid one-
Oakland has been coming gtrUoB
lately. winning straight series fro0
Sacramento. San Francisco. Seattle
and Salt Lake The Oaks have boon
getting some sweli pitching.
The Oakland attack. howsvW. -
the real success OF the Bay o1ey
team. Headed By Hack Miller. Loulo
Guisto. Dennie Willie and Jazz
knight they present . powerful -
ray Of hitferA
The Acorns hsve ben geff1nG
some good pitching lately. too. Win
Harry Krause and big Alten be1ng
particularly effective.
seatfie's pitchers on the othoE
hand haven't been going quite -
wen. Elmer Jacobs and HAIRY
Gardner along with Ray Frane1es
look like our best bets right nor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
"IRISH" MEUSEL
TRADED TO N. Y,

PHILADELPHIA. July ss.-Emn
ndshD Mcsnsel Va trnded 10 the
New York Giants according to an
announcement made here yesterday
BY Manager Bln Donovnn- Curtis
Walker and walter Henline 30 to
the Philadelphia team in the trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
T.Cibbons
Tells of
His Plans


fhAs slery. The nr~s Il . suunter
9see viii segr~r h~f~<s she Gtkbsss-
ves6ssA re- The sn~ ~ fsmmy
4ooeseA cAna1<Ugw be the w~ridS
mt eeavywetghs Nsie. end exr<rse<
- - the ucnt sssAa - flght Cfssu-
49, Soeh nr~nppsy. Gthe~na ~tyi
Vy9ee tee star rvusdrru sr~qurns ss~rtes
= ~ tsAi~ing Tor cnrp<Hsiew nd foe
~ ueNt~ry fisht when that match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Big Series
Opens Here
Wednesday
Oakland and Seattle Go
to Mat in Important
Games; Other Ball Chat
BY LEO II. LAssEN

III ktAss*
Seattle to ct
back in the first
division In The
Coast 1eag Y =
race depends =
lot upon their
showing ~ 18th
Oakland here this
week. The biz
rcr.es nth the
Oak Ian d bal
murderers " Ill
get under war
tomorrow bn the
cal baseball
real estate out
In Rainier valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Mic raw Saved sRed' Faben

CHICAGO. July fsUrban pitching
the American
minor. By comskey 1914 John Mc1raw
Tho white
thing $4,000
Mcjraw. who q
Mcraw pitchers
the .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

GAMES THIS WEEK
Garland ~ seattle
yevncn 81 Portland.
Sacramento 81 Toe Asg~fsA
Salt Laks 81 Esn rrunetrA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
BRENTON's SHOWING
DISAPPOINTING

The showing Of Lynn Hseneuus
who pitched his first game - -
season for the tribe since rstuFnino
to the locals from the Ctncy Ho1n
Sunday. was . disappointxnsnl ~
course. Brenton had just hoppe1 ~
Of the ratticrs after . cruB-coun(15
trip. The Angelica mauied him ,
to Q. s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
BREMERTON ELKS
WIN AND LOSE

The Bremcrfon Elks broke even In
their regular games. played Satur.
day and Sunday. Saturday the
crack team from the New MEXICO
took them into camp by 1877 count.
and Sunday they had little trouble
In wailoping the Port Ludlow tam
By the score OF 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
CRIFFITHS BESTS
HEINIE SCHUMAN

DENVER. July 7s,-Heinie Schu.
man. the Denver weitcrweight was
outpointed here last night by John.
ny Griffiths Of Akron In their ~
round 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
PATTERSON 10
SHOW

Eyes Of Seattle fans YIN - oonz
tered on the showins Of Btu PAf1oe
son. the young tnnelder shlpoo1
here from the New York Giants -
the Bill Cunningham deal He -
been playing third base lately an4
according 10 the box scores, -
been doing fair wofk-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

Ana n b the heavyweight crown
/. thHt holds the real magic for ma
regard the frvnchmAn ~ the
. nat bcst man 6>psmpsey. After
I WIN from him. and I am sure
W1ll and deel<lveiy. Dempsey will
lAvs to fight me
ID = much better shat I fight
Carpenter before being matched
With the champion.
tn match VIII Be . test for me-
y Win give the public = real line
- me.
II Carpenter f,xhts me the same
Nv - did Dsmpsey. the beus won't
- four rounds. II he adopts .
G11ferent style. n Win take me long.
n . bat him just - Il would have
C1hea the champ under Different
circumstances.
carpensier feuEht Demvsey
When be MIXED n with him. he
q>at aside any chance Of victory he
uley have bad
He had no defense for the cham
D1ons infishting. He was . baby
!. shs arms q the powerful pemp
CANS CARP
MAS GAME
Hut my. how game he was He
CnoUsd . fighting heart that = sci
- equaied IN the rpsined ring.
n that second round he proved
- Wns terrific siugger. What he
uo1ke1 was . combination OF
01nches to follow up the lead he
~ started By rocking Jack with
~ night
Instead u being able to bore on
a. With his left. he had 10 Keep
Saving hack his right to cock II
~ hls next puhch-
when one fighter anaiyzas ancsh-
-. ~ puts hlmseIf In his place and
&rures what hs would do under
n1las cireumztaneeA
zssALrs.s
Hut - I NJ q me rfngxide that
~ ! hn1 = tvofo,a purpose I
zNno seudying both men--Carpentier.
y nan I am matched to fight In
Qr1eoer. and Dempsey. the slugger
U1qm WIN eventually meet
\ eaw - Carpenter q wonderfui
o1ADete, : clever boxer. with punch.
~ power only In his right. nov.
~ ~ inf1ghtinR. but = man who
uoooeoeeD . heart game TO the core
h Dsmpsey saw . man who Il
= &ghter from his toes up. willing
= tnks : punch In order to give
-. and mArveIousiy strong. He
GuUoeted him TO b. He keeps set
o)uays u deliver . knockout blow.
Dempoey = . spot picker like my
oolk He fights the mldsecfion OF
- oDponeutaL That - what gets
- Seal results In knockout Tight
uene one 40 I went to Ne Uni
V0rD11y * ninnesOtA to see Z hu-
- hc6y llnuected In order to learn
~ 1An1 the enact location Of the
Nless vtta1 nervs cent~A
0nuu0N8
UCIg0 ~
1bouo nerve csntexs ars he spcts
: rex and land on
while the fInishins blows in most
= NJ ~ consecutive knockoufs this
mTDog have been to the chin or Jaw.
l. ~ : weIlplaced body sock that
o1nFte4 my opponents to the canvas-
when you know the spots. knock.
Ing : man out Is like presiding but
oona You keep pressing them until
yuu st the combination that turns
~ the lightA
! have had u lights during my
ring experience OF them but ~
have beau knockoutA I've piled UP
~ u them In the last six months.
Untn this year always figured !
v1s . clever boxer. not q puncher.
Whns Il may sound foolish for
Ne 70 ~ ! can punch ~ hard a.
ne champion. believe In my own
heASt that can
And because am faster t1,An
Dempsey. his equal at infishting. .
better boxer and just as hard .
punchef. ! think can knock Car
pont1er out quicker than the champ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

Three cent currency was in circu-
lauon In the United States immedi.
ately after 1861.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

NATIVES ss rlbeS1A rub thelr besp
feet with garlic 10 chase away
suakea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
ROSLYN BEATS
THREE BROS

Ihs Roslyn team took the cham.
ZION Three BsotherS Dye Works
lam down the line Sunday 1t RIOS
1yn, winning the tilt By the score of
~. The local boys arrived In RIOS
lyn after long bus ride. only a half
half.hour before the game began.
The score: r. ~ r.
HosIyn -. - ....--- 8
Three Brothers ....-. - 8
Battcries--McQuaid and Hendry;
Setter and Del Cuca-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Babe Ordinary Abroad

sif Ruth didn't bat the Fcio grounds
he would be Just ordinary home hrr OF his pssn, sns
he played Chicago the time he
wouldn't be the umsh al ALL He's only Manufactured sh
o
his
H. This 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

CHALLENGE MATCHES SErT.
The challenge matches for the
Davis cup will be decided on the
turf OF the West Side Tennis club
at Forrest Hills. l. /. beginning
Friday. September q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

Michigan's new stadium viii be
officially dedicated with the playing
Of the Michigan Ohio State football
game October 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

One Of the big interscctional foot
ball matches TO take place next fall
will be between the University Of
Chicago and Princeton at Princeton,
October 70.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-12-23
The Savings Movement.

Official announcement has been received
by Postmaster Harry A. Dawson. of Rock
vile. Md. of the joining of hands of the
Postoffice and Treasury Departments for the
encouragement of the savings movement.
The plan. as explained in statement sent
out by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon.
provides for the stimulation of the savings
habit by the acceptance of Postal Savings
deposits from 10 cents up and the Offering
Of Treasury Savings Securities from 81 to
$1,000.
There will be no Thrift Stamps nor War
Savings Stamps offered during 1922. but
all outstanding Thrift and War Savings
Stamps will be redeemable precisely upon
the terms upon which they were purchased,
it is announced.
For the better coordination of the Postal
and Treasury plans all who invest in Postal
Savings may = convert their deposits,
when sufficiently large. into Treasury Saw
ings Securities yielding 1-2 per cent in
terest, compounded semi-annually. if held
to maturity
Further. the limit of individual holdings
Of Treasury Savings Securities has been
increased from $1,000 to $4,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-12-23
Carol Singing.

The Social Service League of Montsom.
cry County seeks to revive the old custom
OF carol singing on Christmas night.
In olden times, particularly in England
1t was the custom for the children and
the young folks to 60 about the streets sing
ing Christmas Carols before the homes of
their friends, to fill their hearts with the
true meaning of the Christmas message.
oftimes the listeners gave a contribution
to the little carolers.
In like manner the children of Bethesda
and Chevy Chase will give their gift Of
service on Christmas night for the unfor-
tunate ones in their county. Do yon wish
to hear these carolersS Do you wish to
remember the needy in your midst this
ChrlstmasY If you do. invite the children
to come to your doorway by placing a
light, candle or an electric light. in youI
front window Christmas night. Only where
this invitation is extended will the chill
dren sing.
AS the carolers sing out of doors in the
clear night air on Christmas night, to help
others, in memory of the Christ Child. they
will receive, and impart to the listeners
also. the Spirit of Christmas.
SOCIAL DIRECTOR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-12-23
Darnestown Presbyterian Church

Next Sabbath. December 25th. there will
be Sabbath School at the usual hour of 10
o'clock. The preaching service will be at
II O'Clock, when the pastor. Rev. j. W..
Lowden, will speak on topic appropriate
to the Christmas season. There will be
special music with singing by the junior
choir The congregations have been ex-
cellent during the fall months and it is
hoped that there may be full attendance
on this coming Sunday.
In the afternoon. at 3 o'clack. the pastor
will preach at Poolesville and the choir
from Jamestown will render 1.-THE Awaken
ing Chorus"
The evening service will be at the hour
of O'Clock and full attendance is looked
for. Prof. j. W. White. of the high school,
will have charge Of the meeting. Be pres
ent at this service If you possibly can.
On Monday evening. December 26th. will
occur the annual Sabbath School service,
and know you will want to be there.
Come early in order to get your seat
There will. at this service. be a very full
program and the major part will be in the
hands of the children. and am very sure
all will want to see and hear this bunch
for this is always interesting in the ex-
IRENE. The regular choir will render THE
Awakening Chorus" There will be an
offering taken for the starving children
across the water
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-12-23
Cornerstone Laid.

In the presence Of large gathering rep
resenting all denominations, from various
parts of the county and elsewhere. the cor
nerstone of Central NJ E. Church South,
at Woodmont. was laid last Sunday morn
ing ana the edifice was dedicated in the
afternoon, both occasions being marked
by impressive exercises The cornerstone
exercises we're in charge Of the Rev. j. How
ard Wells, of Washington. presiding elder
of the Washington district. who delivered
an address. and the dedicatory sermon
was delivered by the Rev. Clovis G. Chap
pell. of Washington. The pastor Rev. E.
H. Davis. and others participated.
Preceding the cornerstone laying Rev.
W. H. Best. in charge Of the Sunday School
work for the Baltimore Conference. adj
dressed the Sunday School. and at night
Rev. j. J. Ringer. Of ashington. spoke.
The new building is frame structure.
and when completed will have cost about
$4,000. The main auditorium is 45x35
feet, and the Sunday School room 25x20
feet The basement will be fitted up for
banauets and other social functions.