Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1926, Page 24

'{ THE SUXDAY STXR, WASHINGTON, D. T. AUGUST 8 192%6-PART T , WEATHER UPHELD BY BUREAU HERE Usually Unusual, Experts Say, Declaring 1926 to Be No VExceptIon. N A A By the Associated Press. Those who have been asking what's % wrong with the weather this year are % not Mkely to have their curlosity sat- “1sfled by the Weather Bureau. I In the first place, the scientists Ithere say there is scarcely a more “abused expression in the language “than the te “unu«mu weather." “Wea thnr always is ng unusual *th ey sy, nnll[ n wasn't, it b, Not “Remarkable” Half Year. further, they concede lhal g and early Summer of 1926 bit freakish, but it that, taken as antry over, first could really wereaiist d up the situa- in the North- atures prevailed, until July, when Mc murc was npro’ ow- he Summer. d in Northwest. s 1 re 1, Oreg., with a temperature na, South held in the de o mgatic. When ex- in K)IL \\e;lu n MAJ. BOWES TO FACE MIGROPHONE TONIGHT Atwater-Kent Program and Peace Cross Services Also to Be Broadcast. 3owes, whom illness c.ulm. with his ly in its first \J” unt broadcast last e in- studio ALLEN McQUHAE. ol program, n another r hour” con- | ronducted 1 Argentine at 11 o'clock WRC . f the New Church, ivered by i k. the the rl'l).ul(.l:l i SOUTHERN METHODISTS TO CELEBRATE TRAINING | A ey, Wor rch Entrance in Work to Be ed at Founder's Home. OFFERS POULTRY COURSE| lege Receives $25,000 Husbandry Branch. of work not been | ***#*i**%&* ************** *** * % J K ¥ *************************************** * The Demnsey-Tunney 3 1ght ¥ The Biggest Sporting Event of the Year i 5 * Is the éubject of a series of signed ar- ticles by the Cham- pion‘ and the Chal- lenger—which wilI appear in Washing— ton exclusively—in PN NN K X 3o X 3o X X A ¥ X X X In these preliminary articles—written in their camps—each of the principals will detail his training experiences—how they are bending every effort to get themselves in the pink of condition. Just think of the interesting incid ents that will form the topics of their articles— written by the meh most interested—giving an insight to the conditions and circumstances upon which they are building their hopes—how each views the other as the hour of the con- test draws nearer. Heretofore such reports have come from observers. Now you can read what the participants themselves have to say—their innermost thoughts— their highest - hopes—their most profound concern. Next to being “in camp” with them—will be to read their self-told stories. And then the great climax! After the fight is over—the victor and the vanquished will give his own version of how he won or lost. Even witnessing the fight at the ringside will not have the real heart-to-heart thrill which will come with reading the interesting details bv the men who waged the fight for the world’s heavyweight championship. Jack Dempsey—the champion—seasoned by many hard-fought contests—confident in his experience. . Gene Tunney—whose record has earned for him the right to challenge the unconquered giant of the prize ring—full of hope and expectancy born of belief in himself. These men are going to write freely and frankly concerning their preparations for the . fight—and then one with the enthusiasm of victory will tell of his triumph—and the vital points which crowned his efforts — while the other will relate the causes for his defeat—in articles that no pens other than their own can write so graphically. The Star’s Sports Section will be the gfeat center of interest for the fight fans—beginning next Monday—up to the day after the big batt le—giving the thrilling experiences of Dempsey, the (fhampion——and Tunney, the Challenger Have The Star—Evening and Sunday—de livered direct to your home by The Star carrier service—then you won’t miss a single chapter of these special articles. 7 Issues a Week—60c a Month 1.$.2.0.0.8.9.8.0.0.2.9.0.00.0.000¢000206020200.0.68808.8.6.6.¢ Call Main 5000%Circuldtion Department ? HETTITTTTITT ST TR TE TR TR SR R 8 1 444*4444444444***444*444¥¥¥444¥444¥4¥ 1**4*4444444* he Foening Star. Beginning Tomorrow—Monday—August 9 PRV “