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Evening star., 1932-02-07
GENERALS WIN BY POINT
Rally in Last Five Minutes to Beat
West Virginia, 31-30.

BFCKLEY, w. Va, February CP).-
Spurred on by the smashing attack of
Sawyers. forward, Washington and Lee
tonight overcame big lead and nosed
out West Virginia, 81 to 30, in their
basket ball game here.
The MountaineerS took the lead at
the start and kept it until the last tlVe
minutes, when SaWyerS let loose par
rage of field goals and fouls that puileo
the Generals up in front.
With but two minutes of play, Cub
bon, big Mountaineer center, looped a
foul to tie the score at 29-all but Saw
ycrs came back with a field goal to
make it 81 for the Generals. Cubbon
made another foul but missed two that
would have given the victory to West
Virginia.
The score at half time was 2l-17 IN
favor of West Virginia.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
ITALIANS AND GREEKS
Even IN DUCKPIN FEUD
Santini, Campbell Sweepstakes
Champ, Beaten by Pantos,
But Retaliates.

Italian and Greek bowlers broke even
in an annual singles and doubles meet
at Convention Hall last night, each
group winning two matches.
Tony Santini. Italian. the Campbell
Sweepstakes champion, took 632-to
588 pasting from Louie Pantos, but Tony
got even when he set the pace in dou-
bles which he and Joe Pricci won from
Fantos and Nick ChaconaS. Pricci pre-
viouslv had beaten ChaconaS in singles,
608 to SIS.
In a junior singles battle Sam Del
Vechio. italian. who holds the unofficial
national record for a single game with
24O. beat Pete Genaris in the roll-off of
a tie. The scores:
Evening star., 1932-02-07
MASONIC LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Season Records.

High team games-King David, 643; La
Fayette 625: Acacia 6l9. ,,o. -
High team sets-KSing Dayid' 1ns 1919 La
Hieh individual averageS-Phillips .king
DAVID. 1850; Fredericks (Acacia)' n4-2l'
tgigh ipdiviSuaI sames-stoner tSingleton>.
17s: Anderson (Acacia), 1866; Litchfield (kins
David, 1853. -. /e,,r1Ao,,
Ala: Horner (Barrister), 4o6; Buehn tJoppa)'
High strikes-PhiIlips (King DAVID, 35;
High sparesMLitchfield tKing David; l52;
Phillips 1King David, 146; Wolfe (stanS-
High High game Tuesday-werntz tPentalpha>'
High game Thursday-Beuhn (Joppa)' lo2.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
MORGAN is HIGH GUN
IN SHOOT AT BENNING
Scores Two Wins in Trap Trophy
Contest Starting on Range of
Washington Club.

R. D. Morgan bagged class A honors
as a three month trophy trapshOotlng
contest started yesterday at Washing
ton Gun Club He scored two wins
Two events in the competition will be
decided each regular shoting day, un-
der the added-target handicap system
the final events to be staged April 30
L. L. Lane and R. L. Simmons won
a 5O-target match for two spoons. AL
10 contestants tied. with Lane anc
Simmons triumphing in the mlsS-and-
out eliminationS.
Mrs, E. j. Son made a highly cred
liable score in practice following the
regular program.
Scores follow:
Evening star., 1932-02-07
LOOKING TO NEXT BOUTS
Columbus U. to Meet Springfield
College Team on Saturday.

Flushed with their victory over
Washington and Jefferson last week
Columbus University boxers now are
locking to their meet with the Spring
field (Mass) College ringmen at the
Strand Theater Saturday night.
Springfield is touted as a strong team
and the Crimson battlers are expected
to find it a tougher opponent than
Washington and jefferson.
Jim Cannell, 135-pounder, captain
and volunteer coach, is the ace of the
New England collegians.
Athletic books admitting to Colum-
bus boxing matches as well as basket
ball games are on sale at Goldit
Ahearn's shop, Vics Sport Shop anc
Spalding's.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
.PRICCFS 635 TAKES
MARYLAND PIN COIN
Miciotto Second With $50 and
Belt, 621, Third, in Field of
Thirty Bowlers.

Joe Pricci of Rosslyn captured first
honors in the Maryland sweepstakes
rolled on the College Park alleys yes
terday with a score of 635 for five
games. Bob Miciotto of Washington
was second with $50, while Tom Belt of
Hyattsville flnishad third with 62l.
Pricci won over field Of 30. Trail
ing Miciotto by seven pins entering the
fifth frame, he rolled l39 against l27
for the Washingtonian to land his s.
point winning margin.
The winners string included games
of 1l9, 1873, 113, 1876 and 1879. Miciotto
rolled games of 100, 119, 1913, lat
end 127.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
ARCApE-s SUNSHINE LEAGUE.
Season Records.
gJl a.a.o-o Wy

High individual average-Whting, l0S-l8.
High individual spares-Whiting, 1876.
High individual strikes-Woodfeld, %.
High game-Maloney. l48.
High Set-Glazer, 3T8
High fiat game-McLaughln, 90.
High team game-Rug Dept, 55l.
High team set-Rug Dept, 1913.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
City Pin Leaders
Hit 124 Average

VIIASHINGTON'S two high-average
w duckpin shooters, Astor Clarke
and Make Rosenberg, are al
most on even terms as the National
Capital League enters upon the third
series at the Lucky Strike.
ClarkeS average is 124-8 and
RoSenberg's an even l24.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

1856. >-O'''
No. -. 1896.
=, High individual set-souder (American
High strtkes-Doying wash. Loan No. u
and Wilcox Wash. Loan No u. 80
High spares-Geier (Bank of Washineton)
High team game-Hibbs Co, 629.
High team set--Hibbs Co, 1888
Washington, ITO. A Va
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SATURDAY NIGHT LEAGUE,
Season Records.

High team set-Book of WASHINGTON. l,72S.
High team same-Book Of WASHINGTON. 624,
High individual se--keith Book of Wash
ington), All,
High individual sane-Holst Ode Molay),
III.
l43.
Strikes-Holst (De Molay), 30
High average-Holst Ode Moay), 1853.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Summary
80
w. Va. U. C30l.
REGAINS SQUASH TITLE.

BOSTON. February CP).-Mrs. Will
liam F. Howe. jr., of Boston, today re-
gained the Women's National Squash
RacketS title here today by dethronng
Ruth Hall of Philadelphia, defending
champion. in a five-game final match.
THE scores were 6-l5, 15-ll, Is,
l2-l5, 15-5. Mrs. Howe was 1929
champion.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE LEAGUE.
END OF First Series)
Team Standing
Season Records.

High team games-Bureau of Mines, 628;
Patents No. g. 599; Patents No. 2. 592.
High team setsmPatents sod n No g. l'7oSo Bu-
High individual games-Carter Bureau of
Mines, 161; Engler Bureau Of Standards),
lat; Woods patents No. 2) l46
High individual setS-Hargett Bureau of
Mines. 1882: Goodridge patents No. g.. 36li
Lambert Bureau of Mines, 372.
of Mines, HALF; Woods patents No. D
and Inge (Coast and Geodetic Survey.
ll0-1I; Jermane patents No. -, l08-26,
Patrick patents No p. l09-20.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUl
Season Records.

High team set. p. Steuart. 1,72s
High team game-Packard Motor. 6l0.
High individual sverage-Davidson tHor-
nerl, 1876. ,,,-,
High individual game-Davidson tHornerl.
High individual spares-Davidson tHor-
High individual strikes-H Smith 'Hor-
nerJ. 80. -.-. ,,..,x.
MOtor). 409
Evening star., 1932-02-07
KING PIN BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.
Standing
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE.

Weekly results-BaIboa. 2; Santa Mana 7.
Oyando. 2. Genoa, 8; Palos.. 0. Cortez., 8;
La Sale. Q. Champlain. l: Pinta: 2 Trini-
poned San Domingo. 2; Santa Maria. l
(postponed from September IS. l93D.
High for the night-Genoa. sos game;
Genoa 1.757 set: Zilliox (Pinta), las game;
McDonal Id tCortezl. 376 set.
Weekly priZe-Schofeld tSanta Maria).
l42 game (44 pins over average).
Evening star., 1932-02-07
BARRETT IN FRONT
IN SUBURB STAKES
Shoots 1,219 for First Ten
Games-Houck in Second.
Hoffman TumbIes.

TLICKER BARRETT of Silver
E Spring shot to the front in The
Suburban Sweepstakes last night
at College Park with set of 595,
which, added to his 625 on opening
night, gave him a total OF l,2l9 with
FIVE games to go. The tournament will
be finished next Saturday night at
Clarendon.
Roy Houck of Mount Rainier tackled n
5e3 to 6l5-set to move into second
place with 1908. Ray Huffman, who
led after the opening Skirmish with
663. rolled only 544 last night and
dropped into third-place tie with
Jack Talbert Of Bethesda, whose rec
ord reads 613-594-1 POT.
Barrett, whose average in league play
is only 108, wasn't accounted among
the likely winners when the competi-
ton began. Houck, the runner.up 70
far, also was among the dark horses.
Barrett climbed from fourth place last
night.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SECTION 3.
Season Records.

High team SETS. S. Paint Co. 1921.
High team game-Cardinals, 578.
High individual set--Peck. 800.
High individual game-Verdi, Macaboy,
l47.
High strikes-Arey. 23
High spareS-Arey. 100
High individual average-Peck, 1l0-12.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
WASHINGTON Y BEATEN

BALTIMORE, February 6.-Before
one of the largest crowds to witness
amateur wrestling here in recent years
matmen of the Baltimore Young Mems
Christian Association defeated Wash
ington "Y" representatives in a dua.
meet tonight, 26 to 8.
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Season Records.

High individual averages-Garnett CV. P.
l.. 1913: Burns fMsryland). ll2-24.
High individual games-Garnett (V. P. l.,
l57, Beauchamp tMichiganl, 1856.
High individual sets-Garnett CV. P. -,
40a, Damon (Michigan), $40.
High team gameS-Maryland, 56a; Michi-
gan 557.
High spares-Garnett ly. P. -, 90
Hieh team sparesNMaryiand 372.
High team strlkes-Cornell, 80.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
TENNIS STAR MARRIES.

GREENWICH. Conn. February Ao).
--Rebecca Williams Tenney, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harral STRAIT Ienhey
of Greenwich, was married TO-DAY 10
Francis X. Shields of New York, one
of Americas youngest ranking tennis
stars.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
TEMPLE ACE AHEAD
OF H|SER'S RECORD
Two Sticks Shy of 122-Pace
Entering Home Stretch.
Smith, Pacini Trail.

1.-TWO sticks short OF a 122
average, Red Megaw is high
man in the District Duckpin
League as the all-star cir
cult swings into the third series
and home stretch. At his present
pace, the Northeast Temple cap
tain would beat the all-time rec
ord of 121 and a fraction, estab-
lished last season by Henry Hiser
of Hyattsville.
But Megaw is far from assured of the
league championship. A fraction of
point behind him is Hokie Smith, young
star of the King Pin team, and scant
point behind Smith are Pacini Of
Northeast Temple and Temple of
Hyattsville, each in the 120-class. Earl
McPhilomy of Lucky Strike and Ed
Espey of Convention Hall, each few
pins shy of 120, also must be reckoned
in the title race
Evening star., 1932-02-07
DARTMOUTH TEAM WINS.

HANOVER, N. H, February 6 (P).-
The Dartmouth team ran up At points
to win the Winter sports meet of the
annua! Dartmouth Winter carnival
which ended today.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Temple Team Leader.

Northeast Temple enters the third
series with three-game margin in
first place, the Hecht Co. trailing.
Secretary Ben McAlWees compilations
follow:
Evening star., 1932-02-07
RED sOX SELL SWEENEY

BOSTON, February P).-The Bos-
ton Red .Sox of the American League
today announced the outright release
of Bill Sweeney, first baseman. to the
Toledo club of the American Assocla-
ton
Evening star., 1932-02-07
NAUTICAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Bronze Medal Contest.
Season Records.

High team game-Colonial. 602
High team set-Washington Canoe No. J..
1874. ~
High individual set-Thrall Potomac Boat
Club. 1896
High individual -Fredericks (Wash-
ington Canoe No, y, 1922 rodar,o,,s
(Washington Canoe No. II. 81.
Greatest number of spares-Thral CPoto-
mac Roat Club, 1871.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.
Season Records,

u;eb team sets-Interbureaus, 1907; Plant
1ndnstry, I7O0; So-Kerls. l,670 s,s
High team gamess.Pplant Plant. 9nsran'ihe' sls 040
High individual sets-Ackerman' SUI
Lyons 3g4 3g4d;yidUai p3Ui sames-Ackerman. 1859;
I iaIrtrn Ready. lS9.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
TYPOTHETAE LEAGUE.
Season Records.
WAR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE

High individual game-High. III,
High individual set-High. 400.
High game for week-Hodges. l58.
High set for week-Mischou. 4O7.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
T.KoMA PARK ASSOCIATION.
Seasons Records.

High team game-Takoma PhilgaS' S3S.
High team Set-Takoma Philgas;; ;so ''So'
Hish individual set-Barrett, 40l.
High individual averages-James' llo-ao'
Strckler, ll5-3 az
High spareS-Sincell, 1856.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-First Church, $50.
High team set-First Church, 1925.
High individual game-Weakley mt. OIL
vet, 149.
High individual set-Hayghe IN C. Ave0'
High strikes-Howard (First church,, IS.
High Spares-Kline tR. I. Ave No. II, l07.
High average-Scholl 'Cherrydale), l09.
High game--Weakley mt. Olivet, l49.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Season Records,

High team -Engineers No, J., 81 81
High team set;-Enelneers NO, "a i; 4''f''
Hieh Individual set-Foote, 400
115aa: Wolfe. 1927.
1 LIigh strikes-OSgood. 30.
Hieh spareS-Wolfe. Ill.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SPORTS WRITER'S DOUBLES LEAGUE
Season Records.

High individual game-Thomas. 1879.
High individual set-Costello, 353
Stan -Blck, 232
High team set-Costello- -Ferrall 662.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
FRIENDSHIP CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records.


High team set-Chevy Chase Presbyterian,
1,774.
High team game-Cheyy Chase Presby-
terian, 626.
High individual game-Rice. 16O
High individual set-Huffman. 1872
High individual averageS-Huffman Lin
klns. ia.
High individual spares-Hufman. l43
High individual strikeS-Hufman 81;
1 inE
Evening star., 1932-02-07
EASTERN STAR woMEN's LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Ruth, $50.
High team Set-Ruth, 1857. >,
Eieb games-Ackman, 148; owen. l44.
High sets-owen, 367; Ackman, 35s.
High strikes-Owen, 27.
High spares-Ackman. ia.
High fat game-Whitbeck, S8.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Season Records.
Season Records.

High team set-Andersons Cafe, 1,720.
High team game-Bergmann'S Laundry,
6l0
High individual set-Deffenbaugh. 395.
High individual game-Cocuzzi, 49,
High individual StrikeS-Miler, "a.
High spareS-Miller, 1877
High individual average-Miller, 111-25.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SINGLES.
FOUR SQUARES TRIUMPH
Beat Pilots by rs Pins In First
Brethren Church Match.

The Four Square Glass rollers of the
First Brethren Church defeated the
pilots of the same church, 2,452 to
2,376. a margin of 76 pins, at the
Oueenpin. High game went to Heimer,
with 1874, and he also had high set
-four games), with Alt. The scores:
Evening star., 1932-02-07
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual average - Mccormack
1l4-34; M. Kapneck, 1l423
High individual game-Hines. ITO.
High individual strikes-McProuty; 80.
High individual spares-Kapneck, l46.
High set--Fahey. 393
High team game-Kapneck Elec., 61o.
High team set-Kapneck Elec., liza.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.
Team STANDING
Season Records.

High team game-Central Armature Works
No. l, 582.
High team set-Central Armature Works
70. l. 1850.
High individual game-Brill, Meyer, 100.
High individual set--Moyer, 397.
High strikeS-DreitEler, 81.
/ High Spares-Brill, 1873.
High individual average-Brill. 110-3.
High weekly game-Hornig. l42.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
CLARENDON BUSINESS LEAGUE NO.
Season Records,

High average-McIntyre, l12.
High game-McShea, l56,
High set-McIntyre, 403.
Spares-Talbott, IS.
Strikes-McS Shea. l8
High team game-Havens Ice Coal. 6l9
High team set-Havens Ice Coal, 1900.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Season Records

High team Barbettes. 599
High team Set-Reproduction, 1867.
High average-Penfold, lll-28.
High game-Hansen. 1855
High set-Gauzza and Bell. 368.
High strikeS-Warman 29.
High Spares-Penfold. 1877.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
BUILDING CONTRACTORS LEAGUE.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Wonder Bread. 1,68S.-
High individual average-Balley ll0-37.
High individual games-Baird, l56; Far
mer. l56.
High individual set-Baird. 1872.
High set for the .week-C Crane. 372.-
High team game for the week-Carry Ice
Cream, 500,
High team set for the week-carry Ice
$50
Evening star., 1932-02-07
JUNIOR DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Season Rec ords.

High team game-BetheSda, 586
High team set-Hyattsyille, 1875
High individual game-Martin Shopping
News. l59.
High Individual set-Gatewood (shoppine
News, 1892.
High individual averages-F. GLASGOW (Ey-
attsvillel, III; T. GLASGOW (Hyat:SVille),
l07 Martin Shopping News, l06i L. Pugh
Bethesda, l06
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Ne1v Cutters Raise Averages Pins Mega1v Hot After District
Keeping Pace With the Duckpin Shooters
NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE.

SECTION !.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
SANICO LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Season Records

Season Records.
High team game-Fasan, 622
High team set-La-Bille. l,733
High individual average-Bradtord, lll-l3.
High individual game-Reid. l55. m,
High individual Set-Bittenbender, 3Sa.
High strikes-S. Thorpe, 81.
High spares-Bittenbender, l2S.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
LADIES' FEDERAL LEAGUE.
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records

High team game-Amity No. 2 sos.
High team set-,Amity No. 2. l,749: ,s,
High individual game-Norman Grof, Io2
Hieh individual set-Norman Croft, 397.
Greatest strikes-Charles Croft, 20:
Greatest spares-F. Viehmeyer, 1856
High individual average-Charles Grof'
Evening star., 1932-02-07
MEMS AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
IEAGIfF
Individual Leaders,

High averages-Dxon, 1886; Barber.
los-27; Palmer, 1896 Mcclure, lo7-47;
Lewis. 1923.
High gameS-Dixon. 1865; Huntington, 1874
Park. 1852; Cooper. 146; Palmer, l45
High sets-Dixon, 437; Rohrman. 393
TerwiSse, 376; Barber 369; Palmer, 366
Evening star., 1932-02-07
LON KRAUSS Wins
AGAIN AS PROPHET
Current Figures Bear Out
Prediction of BoWIing's
Champion Seer.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

~ OWLING'S famous KrauSSeS
x long since have hung their
pin shoes on the family
door-nail as far as active
competition is concerned and re-
tired 10 more mercenary lines of
sport, but the younger of the two
former stars, H. Alonzo Krauss,
manager of the Columbia alleys,
still has a bowling title to defend,
and no more redoubtable defender
is there in the sport.
How much difference" those lew
boWlers who understood what pin
operators were doing last Fall asked,
viii the raised cutters make in aver
ages?"
Lonnie Krauss answered: Three pins
per game, on an average.
And the title of "Bowllngs WIZARD
Forecaster" still is Lonnie's.
Enough of this season has gone by
TO enable those bowlerS, who habitually
start red-hot and finish many degrees
cooler, to slip back to normal and eX-
cuse a comparison of the averages OF
this wear with those of a year ago.
1
representative leagues, whose scorers
have submitted the figures of the $780,
81 and 1892 leaders, is, on the aver
age about three points higher than be-
fore Prof George 1Semann OF the
National Duckpin Congress, In an ef-
fort to stabilize the game throughout
the East, advised alley owners to ele-
vate the cutters to conform with those
rounded cutters in New England.
The District leagues average OF l2l,
established last year by Harry Hiser, IS
being bettered over two points by Red
Megaw. Make Rosenberg and Astor
Clarke are five points higher now in the
National Capital League than Eddie
Espy was at the end of the season last
year. Espey led with 120.
Lorraine GULL is approximately three
points or more over her world-record
PAGES of last year in the District and
Washington girls leagues. She had lot
in the latter and 108 in the District in
l930-3l
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-15
Warren William Featured
As Big Political Boss In
eTbe Dark Horse Comedy

The first political picture of on,
hectic political annum is due here
soon.
In a General Election year, with pri-
maries, conventions and elections spot
ting the nation; with candidates from
poundkeeper to president engaging the
voters, 1.-The Dark Horse" a First Ma
tional picture which comes to the Vic
tory Theatre, affords a most timely
glimpse of behind the-scenes activities
of political leaders.
Advance reports reaching the man
agement of the Victory Theatre put
1.-The Dark Horse" in the running as
one of the standout screen offerings
of the year. Aside from its timeliness,
the picture apparently is an authentic
story of political manipulation, high
lighted by comedy and melodramatic
action in which Warren William, the
sensation of 1.-THE Mouthpiece," plays
the role of a maker of men,"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-15
CRESS GRANGE

Cress Grange held its regular meet
ing Friday night, July Sth, with a
good attendance present.
R. c.. Adams and other members
from Barber Grange were visitors at
Cress Grange Friday night, July Sth.
Miss Isoline Cress, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. 3. Cress, has been in Char
lotte for a few weeks keeping house
for her uncle, R. A. Heilig.
S. L. Jones mother, one brother,
three sisters and their families visited
at his home July 4th. They all live in
High Point.
Mrs. Clyde Jones sister and hus-
band from High Point spent the week
end at her home last week.
Hoyle Overcast spent the weekend
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W: ]. Fesperman.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Parks had a
nice large pumpkin that they raised
last year which they gave to Mr.. A.
M. Miller's family a few days ago.
Rev. Brantley of Kansas City, Mo-,
preached at Grace E. L. church Sun
day, July 10th.
There was a meeting of Cress
Grange held Saturday night, July 9,
at which time the fifth degree team
from Union was there and put on the
fifth degree in a very pleasing way
Cress Grange had eighteen candidates
to take the degree.
The Cress degree team will go tc
Patterson Grange Saturday night, July
16 to put on the first degree.
Kathryn Fesperman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Fesperman, is Wis
iting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
7. E. Atwell of Elmwood.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Sloop ane
family visited MI. and Mrs. E. W
Weaver Sunday afternoon, July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Overcast ane
children were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
W. ]. Fesperman Sunday afternoon
July 10. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Atwel
of Elmwood were also visitors.
Mrs. J. F. Fesperman has two mic
large pumpkins 40 and 81 inches ii
circumference that she has grown thi
year. Trot out your pumpkin venus.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-15
SAVINGS SHOWN
DESPITE RISE
IN ENROLMENT
Enrolment Of County
Schools Has Increased
1913 In The Past Ten
Years, Yet Cost Per Pn-
bill Is Less.

Although attendance and enroll
ment in Rowan county have increased
during the 10 year period from 1922
t o 1892 the cost of instruction per
pupil has declined considerably and it
is now less than in 1922, according to
a statistical study of the county school
system just completed by superintend-
emit S. G. Hasty.
In 1922 the cost of instruction per
pupil, based on the school term was
$29.2S, as compared to the present
cost of $1s.19.
During the 10 year period from
1922 to 1882 the enrolment has in
creased from $500 to 9,71S. Gradu-
ates of the county schools have in
creased from 7 in 1922 to 1853 for the
year just closed.
In 1922 the county school system
had only 143 teachers and only seven
percent of these were college grad
yates. For the past year 163 teachers
were employed in the county system
and 81 percent of them were gradu-
ates of recognized colleges and uni
versities.
Consolidation of the schools has pro-
gressed to the extent that the num-
Der of schools have been decreased by
10. The number of schools operated
in the county for the past year was
81 as compared to 80 in 1922.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-15
Charles Farrell
Made O1Vm Way
In Hollywood

No roses lined the path chosen by
Charles Farrell to reach motion picture
stardom. Neither the mayor nor a brass
band was on hand to meet the screen
favorite, who plays the leading role in
Frank Borzage's production, AFTER
Tomorrow" opening at the Victory
Theatre, when he first arrived in Los
Angeles, some years ago. He carried
no letters to influential executives or
directors. He just dropped off a train,
with a huge bankroll of eighteen dol
lars in his pocket and asked the sta
ton master, "Where's Hollywood"