The Washington times., 1924-04-07


those five are to be disposed of
today.
The last limerick to be submitted
to the public for appropriate ending
will be printed next Friday. The
responses to this one must be in by
Saturday at 6 p. M, and on Mon
day, next, one week from today, the
winners thereof will be announced.
So, If you are holding back to try
your luck on Walter johnson, be
sure to look in next Mondays Times
to see IL you win, as there won't be
much time left for you to come in
and get your ticket.
Should you find your name
written there" make b-line for
"Skillett's" works up on the third
floor of the Hearst Building, 1917
81 H street, for your tickets, as
he will remain in his office late
/. that evening, until s o'clock any
way, to award the tickets to the
last-minute winners.
Meantime, there are several win
ners who have been under the i'm
preston that Skillet" would mail
their tickets to them, and as a re-
suit their awards are still waiting
here in "Skillet's" coop for them.
Among those whom Skillet" has
no record of having yet given tickets
and who have them coming to
them are the following:
Joseph H. Baumann, Bowie, Nd;
Mary Humphreys. 1104 Vermont
avenue; Strother B. Mcclure, Della
Route 2, Alexandria, Va: Edward
l.. Bennett, SIS r street; Marguerite
Wilcox, 826 L street northeast, and
George H. Dasher, 5110 Thirteenth
street.
II the ticket winners whose
names are printed above will
kindly step up and make them
selves known Immediately, "Skil-
let" will consider it q favor and
he will further consider that he
has q big load off his chest.
Skillet" does not like to mail
out these tickets, as often they fall
into the hands of the wrong person,
and, as there are exactly enough
to go around, Skillet" would have
no way Of making good. So please,
come in for your tickets and if any
Of your readers know any Of the
above named persons, it will be a
favor to them If you win remind
them to call for their tickets.
Now. everybody be sure to keep
In mind the time and place to
meet Skillet" one week from to-
morrow. The game will start at
$3.50 o'clock and Skillet" is SEIZED.
uled to lead his band Of ticket
winners onto the field promptly at
three
Therefore, in order to get your
proper place in line and receive the
balloons and paper hats and other
surprise paraphernalia which "Skil.
let" has up his sleeve, he wants
gather with him in Fourth street
northwest between T and u prompt.
ly at 2:30.
1t will take all Of the half hour
thereafter to arrange yourselves in
line, and "Skillet" wants to steI
onto that field promptly on the
can be gotten out Of the way in
time for the march of the two
teams to the flagpole for the flag
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starts.
The parade into the field viii
be only three short blocks. so.
mono Of you women fans who
have won tickets need have any
fear Of being fatigued or Of
swOOning i'm line. Any swOoning
to be done, skillet will do it I'm
person.
After going into tho above hys
terra, Skillet" finds he has nc
room left IN which to discuss to
days winners on the Harold Rue
limerick, but below are the winning
last lines in the order of the win
ners printed in the box at the heaC
of this story.
II Muddy" is tackled on to Ruel,
They must not have fed him
much Cruel,
He never does mingIe.
And always stays single.
Ellis three.fOurteen calls for re-
newal."
and
GFRuk aIvtava delivers fho fl1eI"