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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

Mondays results In the Junior ana
open events follow with the schedule
for today.
Ilvensood bat n YAngiie. "a. 81; ".
Lsngiis beat v. cowan. SO. IS; ,. echsr-
mer beat ID. Marion. 80. 7-s. 10; e kau
beat II. Bacon. so. 50. @. Auo0urne
beat r. Nordstron- So. Ia. 81; n. hii-
bea, schermer. 81. 60. Taylor beat J.
Ryan. so, s-s: Lagcrstron beat knusts
s-., 81: c. ponahoe beat J. AoDougAis
81, 60. Maxwell beat cowan. 81. VI:
r. Hart beat scgviiie. 81. SO; Tiisord
beat Nicoil. - 81: W. Seiian beat
Ford, Ga. rs; A. Marion beat h Wander
Las 7-s. 81; W. smith beat J. Ltven-
good. go. Gil: O'ponncii beat Block So
81. 1915; r. Burr beat stephens. sd. 80:
A. Ross beat Lewis. Ga. Sc; C. HIS oeAs
Mcdonald. Sd. So. &.
TeBay's Schedule
10 4 NH. LangIis W. J. Levine. Z
Matosnki va X. Mcpherson. p. Brown Va
r. Ryan, w. Booie VS.. W. Brown. We
Randall Va r. Brown. r. Lang W. u.
Jurin, J. Livengood vs.. w. I>anxiie-
II a. nj. Levine VS.. G. Dawson. J.
scu,iy vs. n. Robinson. A. Marion W. n
Robinson. II. shaw Va J. Mcvay. g. Nor
ris VS.. A. Griggs-
II .. m-Hortenss Green VA Dorothy
Allen. Dorothy Little VS.. Ruth Marcus
Mrs Foster VS.. Mrs. lie Blond. Miss Liv-
ingston vs. Gertrude Norris. Rita Meyer
va 10 Pollock. Gertrude Pearl Va Helen
Leftridge.
p. m.-B. Bogiiavensky Va Kaiback.
viliegas vs. Ruffcorn. II. Wander Las "a
Butler. 8. Hart vs. NJ. Sanders. Ruth
Marcus and Rita Meyer Va. Mrs Foster
and Mrs IL Blond. Langlie Brothers Va
Cowan and Noel.
p. me-. Resos va w. LAngiie. W.
Scott vs. c. Driver. H. Brainerd VS.. ID.
NeDermott. Il. Marion VS. NJ. Shaw
Barker vs. Kitchener. Sarah Livingstone
and Mrs. Bragdon va Dorothy Little and
Gertrude Pearl
<p. ND. Nicdcr va NJ. Robinson. A
Nonsod VS. w. Lewis, Kitamura Va
Kieinberg. shaw and b. Marion VS.. Rob
inson Brothers
p. nc. Thorndyke vs. G. Clarke.
Paxton vs. Carver. H. Coffin vs. g. Vim
cent, o. Maxwell VS. Iwaysma. 10
y. m.--E. C. white va 4. Maxwell
Little VS.. Turner. N. Robinson va II.
Washington. II. johnson vs. Holbrook.
zettier VS. w. Scoville, Nelson vs. Ross,
A. Langlie VS.. J. Lynch.
p. NIL. Nolan va J. Scheiienberg.
w. Smith va O'Donneil. Van kuran Va
Kosiowski. @. Bogiiavensky vs.. w. Carrie.
]. walsh vs. G. c. Gaibraith, Crawford
vs. walter.
ctsrf srnrxan fhs Terrihles Saturdav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
IDAHO TENNIS
MEET BOOKED

Afyron Hutchinson. st. Paul net
star. has entered the Idaho state ten
mis- championship. which starts at
Potlatch. Idaho. July Fourth w. w.
Ingraham, OF Rhode Island. winner
OF the Harvard intercollegiate schol-
astic championship also Is entered. ,
start '-rarsan the Terrible Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

At a meeting of the committee In
charge Of the playfield tennis tour
ney. 1t was decided that the closing
date for entries would be July IL. A
few other minor changes we're made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

OverAgain,
Says John
Carpenters Methods of
Training Same a. Will
lard's, Says Kilbane
ny JOHNNY KII.BANE
EnuflrerMnirhf Champion

HERE will be all
the earmarks OF
another T ole a o
affair when Jack
ID G m psey and
Georges Carpen-
tier get together
at Jersey City TO
settle the world
championship.
Willard. you 70
mesnber. slept
easy on the sup
position that hls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
LEWIS BEATS
BRITISH CHAMP

LONDON. juno es.--Ted Lewis.
former welterweight champion of the
world. defeated Jack Bloomfield on
points in their 20-round go here last
night
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AS l1l3E z175l;i q 5l7k5;|5li{75]&22zzs
Important
Junior Net
PlayOpens
Tennis Center Titles to Be
Decided; Winners Play
in Sectional at Victoria

With q chance 10 play In The
sectional Junior tennis tournament
at stake. the cream OF Seattle's
Junior boy racquet wielders win
compete at the Seattle Tennis club
this week In tho most important
Junior event Of the year.
Tho winners win 70 to Victoria
u. c.. next month as Seattle's repre-
son tatives In the annual Northwest
sectional tourney. The winners Of
tho Northwest meet are then sent
East TO compete In the national
championships.
Boys from every part Of the
Northwest are competing In their
own districts for the right to enter
the Victoria meet Portland. Spo-
kane, Victoria Vancouver and Seat
tie are the chief centers.
AGE LIMITS
ARE SET
The Junior tournament n open -
all boys who have not reached the.P
18th birthday before March 1. 1891
and the boys tournament is open To
all boys who have not reached their
18th birthday by the same date. En-
tries closed last Saturday.
The local center junior title rests
between Armand Marion. 1920 Seat
tie champion: Alec Ross. OF Caiifor-
mia. winner Of the Seattle Tennis
club title last week. and Joe Lven-
good. winner OF The Star.Woodiand
park Junior title.
COMPLETE "
DRAWINGS
The complete entry INST for She
juniors. as they have been drawn for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
EMPIRE
NET MEET SET

he Inland Empire tennis cham
hship tourney. which will begin
riday, has So entries In tho mems
ngIes. Net stars from Eastern
Darlington and Idaho will compose
>e entry list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

Young Sargent. the International
fearue infieidcr. who was slated TO bs
sent to the Portland Beavers, Is playing
tho keystone bag for the Detroit team
regularly now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
[IKILTEO WINS
JOTHER GAME

i'Mukilteo bali team walloped
kGreen Lake Commercial club
70 Of Seattle by a 100 count at
)eiteo Sunday. Mukilteo has won
games OF the nine that they
~ PLAYED fhis season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
|R2a5l2A!!'
N[51s]75

All the fsvavss~a wue In the epeo-
tag nasa1hss Of the e1fy tsanis tourD-
aSnoat 81 the Seattle Tennis club Mon
day. Ms-a Of the matches were esus-
piesed In straight sets.
Ayrnand Marion. CITY 1uukss ehampson.
ana Dick yande~ i.ss. former University
Of Washington star. Furnished the fea-
turs match Of the day with young Mari
on oomsig out on the hong snd Of the
score TIE final count vas Is. 49,
Grant fAixure. one Of tire leading play
srs Of the city, vent thru . osupte a
rouadA winning easily.
Daasy L~wA. .BresAwsy seszr1D
eAOtsis-eierS. pst sp . gssd night
agalna Aier Ro.a. CsiifaruAa seas. IN
the junlsw event. L~~ts. hassdicsppsd
By hh isrk 81 sise. made Rsss extend
hinseif. but kos finally wen. 81.
50
nay IN ire doubles events vas eeoksd
10 start to-day.
MrA Sam Robinson. ns Gertrude
srhreiuer has flied her entry for the
Oregon state championships. She vas
the winner Of the vomsB's singles event
In The star meet last year. She 10 az
pected TO enter tho Washfns ton state
meet too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

Harry Heflman. leading American
ieague sticker, had q run OF hitting In
81 consecutive games. He WINS stopped
In a recent tiff with the Now York
yanks. Hoyt. Quinn and aheehsn man
aging to hold the Detroit alugger hitlees
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I@t1H99'
tG51]8B2
PACIFIC coAsf LRAouE

CAMS THIS WEEK
Portland At Seattle.
Sacramento 81 salt rakA
vernon 81 Fan Francisco
Oakland at Los Anxeiva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

chief Bender ha. his New Haven team
right up IN One running in tho Eastern
i~aru. They're in third place, with
Render doing his share Of tho pitching
burden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
J A'fhatWill
Finishing
Blow Be?
Ether Jack or Georges
May Land Right; Jack
IL Best Bet for Left
By DEAN SNYDER

July may be either a right or
eft.
{ it's a right either Dempsey or
Rrpentier may swing a. IN it's a
q Dempsey viii be tho delivercr.
etsr'of the champs dukes are
ned. The Frcnchman is a right.
k<s1ed kayo artist
= lockout blows by which cham.
OF the past have been en-.
acd are about equally divided
cen the rights and the leftS
I'M l.. sullivan finished Paddy
4. Feb. Z. iSss. az Mississippi
Miss. In nine rounds with a
ut TO the Jaw. The fight was
"a under the London prize ring
rs. II was the last OF the bare
nckie title fights.
James ]. corhett knocked out sui.
Nm with a right to the jaw In 81
hnds ON Sept Z. isss. at New Or
ms
w USED
yDK
Job Fitxsimmons knocked Corbett
in IL rounds with a left hook
thc pit OF the stomach on March
Ls1ss7. at Carson City. New.
hmes J. Jeffries kayoed Fftxsim-
ms In II rounds With left hook
HE jaw on June .. 1899. at concy
Ind. N. Y.
lack johnson took the title from
wrie< at Reno. New, on July 4.
e when Jeffries' seconds tossed
- sponge after the big colored
unpshad socked with rights and
for rs rounds.
ss Willard knocked Johnson TO
acanvas with a right 20 the Jaw
~prii s, 1918. at Havana. Cuba
: son was not knocked semeiess.
~ult and was counted out In the
pund-
Me CHOICE
ack Dempsey knocked willard
en with both rights and iefts at
ir Toledo fight on July 4. 1919.
| was given the title when Willard
"a to respond for the fourth
a.
lard maintains that II was
.asey's right to the heart in the
round that was the real knock.
blow. as he never knew he was
,e ring afterwards
tacticaily all 81 Dempscy's fin
ng blows have been shot across
q his right
\ his 81 fights he won IS Of them
d knockouts- Most Of them were
Sort fights Of one and two rounds
IN Brennan. who was knocked
.cking In IL rounds. stayed up I'M
! Denipsey's wallops longer than
sther human being ever has
pvsEY
IS LIST
81 in knockouts Dempscy's IS
- the list for heavywcishts by
Z margin
rrpentier Is second with 90 kayos
re Frenchman has had moro
ITS than any other heavyweight
John l. He has been In 50
encounters OF these IS were
prizes.
he record books credit Sullivan
u having IS victories. including
knockouts-
.bctt won 20 fights. winning
fof them with a io-count waflop.
3itzsimmons piled up Al victories.
I1luding 20 knockouts.
effrie won Is fights and knocked
Iii OF his opponents
hnson won 81 of his Gstic bat
"A and made Is Of his opponents
~ the count
Hard won - starts with IL
xkouts-
thE
Jennings
NO Dempsey. with his string Of 80
|Hepers, Is the real man-killer OF the
mpsey can be hit with a right
j. This Is proven every day by
barring partners. That Is Car
|der,s opening. Hen play for II.
carpenter In open TO n ieft-hand
&k. Dempsey Is trying 10 develop
left 80 he can take advantage
Yfhis weakness Of the challenger.
|fco the finishing blow at Jersey
~ may be either a right or a left
(which will IL be?
FThat's why they're fighting
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

Rsma~ hes the Chicags white ssu
swapping Eddie Caiiins, the King Of
se~cnd sarkev~, for Young Ward.
Quinn and shec,asn Of the New York
Yanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

MN Bailey. veteran National ieagss
pitcher. has beeu turned over To the
So. Iauis Cards by the Chicago Cuta-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

Joe Tfnter'- Orlando oirb ran away
with IN. Florida state league honors and
they had TO split tho season TO revive
interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

Porl Pevvitt. ves<wAn Hstto0al
league hurssr. hes been talon - By
the Detroit Tigerp-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

Cincinnati s. ~, Louis L
pituburr 10. Chicago .
Phiisdeiphis IL. New Yort L
Brooklyn 6. Boston :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
ECkART CONCEDED
FINAL BERTH

The Eckart Cigar Co. present
leaders. are conceded place In the
finals. as they have won seven and
lost three 30 far. They play the
Collins Juniors at Walla walia In
the final tiff Sunday.
The Shamrox Cubs argue with the
Bulldogs at Woodland park and the
Queen Anne Aerials play Youngs-
town at Youngstown in the other
games Sunday. A win for Youngs
town win keep them In the running
while the other three teams are
about out Of the race now.
Two games are booked for July 4
with Youngstown playing the Col.
Inns Juniors at Warla Walla and
the shamrox Cubs playing the
Queen Anne Aerials at Mercer Field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
SICLIN JOINS
BENEDICT CLAN

Paddy Siglin, Salt Lake infieider,
Was married recently In California
His bride IL a Napa girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Final Star
Ball Plans
Are Made
Important Rules Are Laid
Down for Juniors; Big
Games on Sunday

In case two or more teams ere
tied for fourth place IN Ths Star
Junior baseball icasue after the
completion Of thu regular league
schedule. an teams tied Win have TO
play In an elimination sersea. The
first games Of this series win start
July 10. II four teams are tied the
squads win draw lots to determine
the schedule and the winners win
meet the following Sunday 10 de-
tsrrnine the fourth team II three
teams are tied lots will be drawn
and the winner OF the first game
win play the third team
IL possible. the finals series for
the title. which viii be q round
robin between the first fehr teams.
will start July 10. Each team viii
play each team once. home grounds
To be decided by draw.
Sundays games are bound 10 play
big part In the final standing Of
the teams. as several squads are
playing their last scheduled TIFF.
BIG
GAME
The Georgetown Cuts and Eyer.
man Grocery fight II out at waila
walla In one of the most importan,
games. Both are tied for fourth
place now. the loser OF Sundays tiff
being out OF the race.
The Three Brothers Dye Works
and Highland Park meet In another
important 20 at Highland park. The
Dye Works are In second place now
with the Highland team tied for
fourth. A win for the Dye Works
will keep them In the race, and
practically assure them Of finals
place and would knock the Highland
team out OF the running. A win
for Highlands would almost assure
them OF chance at the finals and
would also keep the Dye Works in
the running. as they have lost but
three games.
Washington Park has Just an
outside chance to finish among the
first four. but they have q chance
OF knocking the PiratcS chances
for a goal when they meet Mt walla
WalIa. The Pirates are now tied
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

u.ss .-TArzan tn. Terrible" saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

nay IN ire doubles events vas bsoksd
10 start tDdsy.
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start "Tarran the Terrible Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

. .~Tarzan the Terrible" Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

Grant fAixure. one Of the leading play
srs Of the city. went thru . osupts a
roundA winning easily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

start "Tarzan tho Terrible" Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
AGE LIMITS
ARE SET
COMPLETE
DRAWINGS

The complete entry INST FOR she
juniors. as they have been drawn for
MAY follows.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness and sym pathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

ShiN6SE HOLD DEMONSTRATION
 AM)f, China, Dec. 10.-Ari immense uenonstra tion in protest against the proposed settlement of the Shantung
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Entertainx Eriends
Visits Friends Here
sHAckLEToN's UNIQUE VOYAGE From the iVine Age


 The Antartic explorer, Sir Ernest Shackelton, has set sail in his little ship, the Quest. on a voyage of wan dering adventure. He will not face the perils that he braved in his earlier Antartic expeditions. but the results to science may be equally inn portant. The expedition hopes to visit various little known islands in the Southern hemisphere. and to coast about Antarctic lands. some of which have not been visited for ninety years.
 Sir Ernest's ship does not contain a single sailor. The expedition is made up of scientific men and ex- plorers of long experience, and in cludes several master mariners. who feel themselves competent to sail their vessel for themselves.
 The Quest is equipped as no ex- ploring vessel ever equipped as no eX- fore. Her bridge is covered with triplex glass. with two clear vision screens, to which a special heating apparatus is attached in order that the outlook may never be ohscured. Two sets of wireless apparatus, one with a range of 15O miles and the other much more powerful, will keep the expedition in constant touch with civilization throughout its voyage.
 A wireless telephone will allow parties landed from the vessel to re main always under the control of their commander. Neatly slowed away in the smallest possible place.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
MESA LEGION POST PLANS GIFT BOXES
 FUR DISABLED MEN

MESA. Dec. 10-Plans for the preparation of 15 gift boxes, Mesa $ quota to the disabled veterans in the hispitals of Arizona. were made at the meeting of the Mesa post of the American Legion held Friday night in the K. r. hall About 25 members attended the business meeting, which was followed with a feed of dough- nuts and coffee and a dance.
 Mesa's contribution to the gift box es will be filled by voluntary offer was planned The post, in accord ance with the departments plan of providing the boXes( is sponsoring the movement locally, but feeling that everybody will appreciate an op- portunity to share in it, Is calling for contributions to the boxes.
 The following articles will be con- tained in the boxes which will have an approximate value of $2 each: ties, handkerchiefs. garters. soX. sil- yer pencils, diaries, books, sewing kits, soap. tooth paste. shaving cream, cigarettes, cigars. figs. dates, fruitcake, candied fruit candy. hints, etc. Anything will be acceptable. The boxes must be ready for ship ment by Dec. IS, so the committee in tlidi SC dohS lIldl LiAC be made early in the week. They may be left with E. F. Coe. committee chairman in the Salt River Valley bank, or with the adjutant at The Republican office.
 Plans for New Years eve dance on Dec. 31 were laid and a committee was named to arrange for the affair. The dance will be held in the K. P. hall. Regular meetings nights on the first and third Friday nights in each month were also established, to be held in the K. F. hall
 OrganiZa ton of a woman's auXi- Iiary unit was considered and will be handled by a committee of three, in conjunction with a committee of 10 women to be- selected. A legion bas- ketball team is also to be organized with a committee of Gail Johnson Jack Aubineau, Milford Phelps and Womack in charge. Games will be scheduled locally and in other towns of the valley.
 Mesa Breaks Even
 The girls of Mesa High school up- held the honor of their school with a victory over Tempe High school girls in a game played in the local auditorium Friday night. The battle was nip and tuck and provided many thrills and great excitement for the large crowd of fans present. The score was 37 to 25. The local boys
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
JUDGE TWOHY Is ID SPEAK AT CHANDLER
 PROGRESS CARNIVAL

CHANDLER. Dec. 10.-Judge John Twphy has consented to make an ad- dress at the Chandler Progress Car nival December 2s and 20. at which time the formal dedication of the towns new pavement laid by Twohy Brothers will be celebrated. This will be an epoch making event for Chandler, as it marks the beginning of Improvements that are being con templated by the pretty little south side city.
 The contest for the progress car nival queen is becoming exciting. So far there are contestants in the field from Phoenix, Tempe. Gilbert, Mesa and Chandler. The winning candi- date will receive cash prize besides being crowned the queen of the car nival. The contest is in charge of Mrs Joe Friedbers. Votes are one cent each and can be had from the entrants or from Mrs. Friedberg.
 So far the candidates arc: Mrs. Tracy Smith. Phoenix; Miss Niena Curtis, Tempe Normal; Misses Jackie Stapley. Thelma Openshaw and Beu- lah Standage, Mesa: Mrs Robert Merrill of Gilbert, Mrs. pr. James Meason of Goodyear, and Misses IOtOtiA- IAo9s AStANd W s'AiA Myrtle Rice, Mrs. J. D. Thorn, IT,, and Mrs. Webster J. Lewis of Chan dler.
 There will be plenty of free vau- deville and lots of fun for everybody at the carnival. Remember the dates: December 2s and %.
 Special Notice
 Rev. MT. Bloy of Mesa will preach a special sermon Sunday evening at the Episcopal services on the sub ject: What Happens at Death" Peo- pie interested in the service will note that the time has been changed to 7:30 p. m. This will be the regular time during the winter months
 Here on Business
 R. E. Lewis. manager of the Ari- zona division of Blake, Moffitt and Towne. paper jobbers, was in Chan dler on business this week.
 Noted Raiiroader Here
 J. S. Sartelle. general freight and passenger agenN of the Santa Fe. with headquarters in St. Louis. ar rived here Friday for a visit with Mfr. and Mrs. Will H. Robinson Mrs. Sartelle, who is a sister of Mir. Rob inson, accompanied MT. Sartelie, the party travelling in a private car.
 Visit Chandler
 Mrs. John T. Vance and Mrs. Eliza Peterson of the stake board relief society are here visiting the relief society ward in Chandler.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

mon topic, "A Lost Birthright and What Lost It.
 Sunday school at 9:45. Morning worship at II. The pastor will preach on The Tests of Jairus." Junior B. '. P. U. at p. m. Senior B. '. F. U. at 6:45; pushers' group in charge; Mayme Provence. leader: subject, "The Golden Rule" Two weeks ago the kyrene Christian En- deavor visited the Tempe B. Y. F. U. and gave the members of the two so cieties ample chance to become ac- Quainted. At 7:45 the pastor will preach on Religion Gone Bankrupt. ? Everyone welcome. The pastor, E. M. Lands, is now able to fill his pulpit at all services. Christian - Bible school at 10 o'clock; l.. c. Auston. superintendent; subject for the Lords day. God S l Ownership" The junior congrega- tion meets at II a. m. Morning wor- ship at Il a. m., at which time the
 minister, Bernard s. Davis, will Tempe Parish Are Not Identified With the Local Congregation" Y.
 F. $. c. E. prayer meeting at 6:45; Miss Anna Finch, leader: Dwight
 Babcock, president.
 | Special church night, Wednesday, 7:30: sermon subject, The Seven Points of Unit" l Methodist-A series of six sermons will be preached by the pastor on the general theme, christmas, or the | Firth of Christ"
 Sunday, Dec. II, morning. Tn the | Fullness of Time Evening, ''The | Generations of Jesus Christ" or "The Largest Family Tree in Existence" 1 Sunday, Dec. IS, morning, 'The l Word Become Flesh" Evening, ''The
 Verdict of the Wise Men and Others Sunday, Dec. 25. Christmas day, morning, Christ is Born in Bethle
 hem" Evening. special program of
 readings and music.
 Sunday school Christmas program, | Friday. Dec. 23. The Sunday school
 is working for a record of 260 by Christmas. Graded classes and les
 sons for all.
 Special music Sunday. Epworth l league at :45 D. m.
 Sunday school official and social
 meeting Monday at 7:30 at the par | SQuauP
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

the Quest carries a little seaplane with which an aviator will make hasty reconnaissance where neces- sary.
 The base of the expedition will be at Cape Town. Stores will be deposit ed there, and will be picked up by the Quest on her way back from the ice fields. On her way to New Zealand, on the latter part of the voyage, which will reach a total of thirty thousand miles, soundings will be made to discover the limits of the continental shelf.
 Equipped as it is and commanded by an explorer of world wide fame, the voyage of the Quest will probably go down in the history of exploration as one of high significance.