Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-05-03
Attorneys for the MONTGOMERY Bus Lines.

Miss Diehl was seriously injured In COLL
5 sion between bus and an automobile OF
the Rockville Gaithersburs pike last Sep
TENDER.
New members will be publicly received
at the II A. M. service of the Rockvill,
Baptist Church next Sunday. The recep
ton of members will be followed by tn,
communion of the Lords Supper. TIT
subject of the pastors sermon will be
! Sacred Memories" At the P. M. eospe
service the pastor will deliver the seconC
sermon in the series on the Representative
Periods of Life. The special topic will be
THE Strength of Young Manhood" Mrs
Eugene Scott and Mr.. Russell Conkling will
sing duet. The Sunday School will meet
at 10 A. M. The Young Peoples Society
will hold its meeting at tbs p. M.
An adequate supply of water for fire fight
ing purposes is believed to be a certainty
of the near future for Poolesvlle. as a
result Of action Friday evening by the
Poolesville Community League. when the
weeks ago to give the matter attention
was adopted. The committee recon-
mended the construction of an under
ground cement or brick tank, to hold about
$4,000 gallons. and committee. consist
Ing of DR.. Byron W. Walline. Mrs. Robert
Gray. Chas. w. Woodward and Mrs. Julius
Hall, was named to take prompt steps TO
raise the approximately $500 necessary.
The jury in the SIS 1000 damage suit of
Mrs. Mary E. Barkman. of Cumberland.
against Arthur Williamson, Superintend-
ent of the Elkns Division of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company. for alleged
Islander. after having had the case under
consideration from O'Clock Thursday
evening, was discharge by Judge Peter
last Friday morning. The suit was insti-
tuted at Cumberland but was removed
here for trial The plaintiff charged that
Williamson in September. 1927, made re-
marks about her which seriously reflected
on her moral character The defendant,
however, insisted that he not only did not
discuss the plaintiff. but did not know her
The receipts of the Rockville postoffice
are expected t. be considerably curtailed
j the movement to shorten one the free
rural delivery routes leaving here is sue
cessful. 1t is understood that an effort is
being made to cut considerable portion
of Potomac district including the Congress
sional Country Club from the Rockville
route and add it to one of the other routes
from the Bethesda postoffice. If this is
done. it will mean. Postmaster Willis B.
Burdette. of Rockville, stated, the transfer
of from $1,000 to $500 year from the
Rockville to the Bethesda Office, a great
part coming from the Congressional COun-
try Club. Steps to forestal the proposed
change will at once be taken. it is under
stood.
The erection of a modern rectOry for St.
Martins Catholic parish, which comprises
St. Martins Church. Gathersburs. and St.
Roses Church. Choppers, is, it has been
announced, planned for the near future
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1t will adorn the triangular lot in Gathers
burg on which ST. Martins Chapel and St.
Martins Hall stand. and will be the second
unit of the elaborate church plant planned
by the late Rev. John S. Cuddy, former
pastor of the parish. and of which the
hand some ST. Martins Hall is a part. The
program also includes the construction of
a fine church edifice to replace the chapel.
There is. however. no intention of erecting
a church building in the very near future
il is stated.
Following long illness. John w. Lynch
one of Potomac districts best. known citi-
ztns. died last Friday at his home near
Cabin John. aged Sc years He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Roberta Lynch,
formerly Miss Connolly. of Colesville
district. and the following children: Mrs.
Maurice C. Collins. Mrs. Alan Gathright
and Mrs. J. Leo Pope. of Washington
Mrs. Charles NJ Whalen. of Cabin John
Park; Mrs. Walt Mandy, of New York
and Miss Ethel Lynch, James Mackin
Lynch and John E. Lynch. of Cabin John.
The funeral took place Monday morning
from St. Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville,
and burial was in St. Marys Cemetery
Mr. Lynch was a son of the late William
T. Lynch and was lifelong resident OF
Potomac district.
At the spring meeting of the Mont gom-
cry County Group of Baptist Missionary
, Societies. held in the Baptist Church at
/ Kensington and attended by representa-
! tives of the organizations of the churches
at Rockville, GAINESVILLE, Cedar Grove, Ger
9 mantown. Beane and KensinetOn. Mrs
, Thomas R. Falvey of Rockville, Mrs. John
Pyles of GAINESVILLE and Mrs. Roger Haw-
. kins of Cedar Grove were reelected pfesi
, de It. vice president and secretary. re
spectively, and Miss Rose Griffith o
- GAINESVILLE and Mrs Crist OF Chevy Chas'
were made assistant secretary and treas
urer. Morning aud afternoon sessions
4 were held. c INDICTED by thA vice president
Mrs Pyles. The afternoon session wal
a featured by addresses by Mrs. oanue
Barns. of Baltimore. corresponding secre
tsry of the State Baptist Missionary Union
and Mrs Eugene lowering of Baltimore
+ The usual business was transacted and
II noon basket luncheon was served.
e The Authority On Which All BOn'
Brokers Rely. Why Speculate g.?
j. In thirty-two years Of Wall Street expe
II rience have never personally known an
=, man who attained wealth through pur
speculation, sooner or later some colosss
d loss occurs to wipe out all previous gains.
l. JOHN MOODY.
e Many people who sincerely believe tina
,f thew are investing their money in sal
securities are actually throwing 1t wa