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FOLLY and FAREWELL :: NJ; e.:

81 india, you sound like char
acter out of children's book. Am
I supposed to spread my hands so
high or something like that? or
would YOU like me to fall on one
knee, seize your hand in mine and
lay my heart and hand at your
fcet?" -. -.
He had given her the opening
she had been hoping for. Some,
thing like that" she said, and
added quickly, "Only that isn't
done any more, is it? Except that
people still do get married. They
Just say Let's fly to Yuma and
get married. It's not as romantic,
but quite as satisfactory"
Dix didn't say anything. Linda
knew he must feel her heart skip
ping beats. She wished fcrvently
that she had said nothing. Now
Dix would think that she was pur-
suing him, and Heaven help the
girl so unwise as to force a man
10 declare llHloSil
Dix swung his legs to the floor,
smoothed his rumpled hair. Anxi-
ouslv she watched his frown give
way to a smile. =,
"You wouldn't marry me, would
you?"
She didn't say anything.
"Comc, come, darling, you're
much too smart. You're a success
full woman. and Pm a starving ac-
tor. l couldn't support you in the
manner to which you're accus-
toned"
Linda was horribly embarrassed.
"Skip it. Dix. | wasn't forcing you
into declaration of any kind.
Well both forget it."
"No, you weren't forcing me in
10 a declaration. as you call il"
The straight brows had drawn to-
Gether again. "But there is some
thing on your mind"
"Please forget it," she begged.
"There is something on my mind,
but it's pictures and not matri-
mony."
Dix did not dismiss the subject,
81 always thought we'd get mar
ried. Not right now"-Linda's
whole being sang-"but would you
have a date to run down to Yuma
with NE and take me on for better
or for worse the minute / get a
job?'
"Sold," she answered, and clos
ed her eyes.
Dix wanted to marry her! Days
were like hours after that. She
was jealous Of her sleeping hours
that took away her consciousness,
made beautiful by her dreams.
Weeks went by on the proverbial
wings of the song she lived by.
Romance was rampant in Holly
wood, and it was as much as Linda
could do to keep her secret to
herself. She wanted to tell the
world that she was Dix Carriers
chosen bride. Instead she listened
and lived for the moment when
she might make her proud pro-
nounccment.
81 suppose you've heard Honey
Harmon and Pete Gardiner arc
romancing all over the LOTT" Cora
Jarrett asked her. .
"No, | hadn't That was all
Linda said, but secretly she wish
ed that Pete had rated girl .
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HendersonUiile, Route 2

HENDERSONVILLE, Route 2,
May 12.-Austin Newman. Lloyd
Corn and Abbey Justice, all of
this place, left Monday for Cali
fOrnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lamb and
son, Ronald, Mr.. Mark Brown and
Horace Brown, all of Point Look
out, and Calvin Brown of Dana,
were dinner. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Brown, Sunday. Call
crs in the evening were: Mrs; c..
W. Walker and daughters. Mar
garet and Joan. Mrs. Francis
Swami, Robert and Austin New
man, and Lloyd Corn.
Several from here enjoyed the
senior play given at Dana high
school Thursday night.
Mr.. M. s. Shipman was hOnOred
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| wanted to marry her, didn't he?
Linda wondered, and suddenly
she had to know. She could moi
go on for years waiting for Dix
knowing that the day would come
when she would begin to dreaC
losing him, the day when she
would hear that he had been out
with another girl and she would
lose her head and give her heart
over to torture. Linda had never
experienced that feeling, but she
was woman enough to anticipate il
with all its devastating pain
When that day came, she would &C
away an dnever see him again.
1t took Linda less than minute
to 90 to pieces, thinking of it
When Dix arrived he found hcl
hands cold, her eyes dark and
Swallowed.
"What's the matter with my lit
tie girl?" he asked, folding her in
his arms.
Linda didn't try to be gay. Hel
eyes searched his face, expecting
TO find she knew not what. 1t was
the same face with the same laugh
ing eyes, the same easy smile, the
same impatient eyebrows.
She laughed nervously. "Pn
tired, darling, and in talkative
mood. | want to play Questions
and Answers. Would you like to?''
Anything you want to do is al
ways all right with me- he an
swcred, dropping to the sofa.
She lit cigarct for him. "1ou
shouldn't smoke. Think of youl
voice! And is there anything new
about the voice."
eyes. | dropped in to see
Thorne today. Thought | might
have some trouble getting in, but
he remembered my name and ask
cd me in. Nice fellow. He's go
inc to make a sequence of his last
picture over, and he might give
me a chance to do two songs"
"Rut that's wonderful. Dix,
darling, when he sees the rushes
you'll be made and ] :" Linda
! didn't finish her sentence; she was
about to say that her work would
be done. She sighed with sheer
relief. The last dav that she had
to see Thornc could not come too
soon. She was afraid Of him.
Afraid that he would make an
overt gesture. and she would not
know how to handle him.
Dix captured her hand. Her
other trokcd his hair. "What arc
the questions and answers?" he
asked.
Linda was glad that he asked
that. 1t made it easier for her
to begin. Nonetheless, she won
dered if her voice was as bright
and gay as she meant it to be
when she answered.
"IT ask the questions, and you
supply the answers. Do you love
me-"
"Certainly. Ncxt?"
"Do you think you always
will?"
Dix laughed. "Don't you read
/ the movie titles, woman? Don't
you know that no one knows the
answer to how long he will love? ~
GLOW much do you love me?'
| Linda persisted.
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BARNWELL

BARNWELL, May IL. - Mr..
and Mrs. Wilburn Brown and
children, J. V. and Daniel, moved
to Hendersonville, where Mr..
Brown has accepted a position.
They will be greatly missed by
their many friends here. ,i.
Mrs. Nan Ledbetter and Mrs.
Cora Corach called on Mrs. Jason
Ownby recently.
Miss Frances Freeman spent
last Wednesday night with Miss
Ena Freeman. ....
Mrs. Homer Reid and son, Ho-
mer, Jr., visited her mother, Mrs.
Willard LYDIA, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary LYDIA spent Tuesday
night of last week with Mrs. Har-
ley Freeman and family.
Little H. J. Freeman is on the
sick list.
Mrs. James Whitesides visited
her mother. Mrs. J. L. Ownby, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Brown spent the night
recently with Mrs. John LYDIA and
family. .,..
Mrs. John LYDIA visited Mrs.
Willard LYDIA, Monday. ~.
Marietta Wheelon left for Glen
dale, Ohio, last Saturday. She
will be greatly missed by her
friends here.
Misses Mabel and Gladys Lydia
spent an evening recently with
their aunt, Mrs. Willard LYDIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Barn
well and son, Randy, who are
planning to leave for Idaho inn
mediately, visited friends in thi4
section Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Jones visited his
daughter, Mrs. William Brown,
Wednesday.
Odell and Talmadgc LYDIA Ind
Clyde Raines were in this section
recently. .. .. .
Gay LYDIA and daughter, Willie
Ruth, also Steve Brown. were the
dinner guests OF MI. and Mrs. Mill
lard LYDIA, Saturday.
Miss Josie Freeman visited Miss
Myrtle Lyqa. Sunday. %.
Miss Frances LYDIA, of Hendcr-
sonville, is spending few days
with Mrs. w. F. Brown.
Mrs. Lloyd Ownby and daugh-
ter, Jean Nadine. visited her mo-
Their, Mrs. Tom Jones. Sunday.
Mrs. Grayson Laughter visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Laughter last
Wednesday.
The farmers Of this section are
catching up with their work after
being behind for several days due
to the bad weather.
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oUTWITS CROCODILE

BULAWAYA. (UP).-A croc-
odile in the Limpopo river seized
a native who tried to cross the
border from Nyasaland into
Southern Rhodcsia, and dragged
him GO yards from the river. The
native, an Atonga tribesman.
rammed stick down the croco-
dies throat, and forced it to re-
lease it's grip,
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SELLS INSURANCE

SPENCER, Iowa. (UP).-Pris-
on walls could not stop the sales
manship of Gilbert Kaasa, of
Rembrandt, Iowa. In jail here on
. minor charge, Kaasa sold a life
insurance policy to LaurGn Car
ris, who brought the first prem,
ium to him in Jail.
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I5-Miscelianeous

DIR. EUGENE FEAGIN has con-
tractcd with Gayden Garren for
the painting of his home on Hy-
man avenue and is using Sher-
win-Williams paints. We shall
appreciate your order. RIgby-
Morrow Co. the Home of Sher-
Williams Paints. Fourth
avenue east. Phone 81. 7
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'BAMAS HONOR YANKEE

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UP).-
An Evanston, Ill.,, freshman coed
is Miss Alabama. The band of
the University of Alabama elected
a yankee" its sponsor, and the
band sponsor carries the title OF
"Miss Alabama. She is Molly
Mercer.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12

SEE US for Swift's Red Steer
fertilizer. all kinds of seeds,
plowS. garden and farm tools,
fencing. feed, etc, Star Brand
and Wolverine horSehide shoes.
Stepp & Walker. Phone 13O-W.
East Flat Rock.
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SIMMONS Beautyrest Mattresses
The worlds best aid to sound,
refreshing sleep; S57 coil
springs. Invest in health, the
priceless possession. 81 weekly.
Rrupeon Furniture Co.
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with beautiful birthday dinner
at his home by his sons and
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Walker have
moved to Ashevillc. The people
Of the community regret to lose
them.
Miss Annie Lou Lytlc spent last
Saturday night with Miss Louise
King.
Mr.. NJ. S. Shipman, who has
been i'll, is able to be out again.
Miss Lucille Walker visited Miss
Christina Brown last Friday.
Mrs. Ira Gentry spent the past
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
Frances Swami Of this place.
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SURVIVES 2-STORY FALL

VANCOUVER, B. c. (uP)-
Make HOPPER, 2, fell from a sec
ond-story window here and laugh
ed. Doctors said he didn't get even
50 much as a scratch.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12

THE BONUS will go largely to
building and improving homes.
Not too early to make your
plans. Let us help you with
suggestions as to how to make
your money go farthcst. Lum-
Der, millwOrk, cCal. Phone 800.
Hendcrsonville Supply & Coal
Co. I.
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INVESTORS are calling in pres
ent investments and placing
their funds in First Federal
Savings and Loan. One party
so handled $500 this week.
There are reasons. Investigate. .
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HIDES, scrap iron, steel, pewter,
lead, brass we buy and sell used
auto parts. C. f. Freeman, 7th
avenue east. Phone I60-W.
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For Rent
I7--Houses

FOR RENT - Four-room garage
apartment, cheap by year. Mrs.
Albert Beck, Lenox Park.
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A CLEAN HOUSE is what we rent
to our clients, home folks OF
visitors. Telephone ISL and the
Brownlee Insurance u Realty
Co. will show you the ideal
home, fresh and clean.
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JEWELRY is always a welcome
gift for graduates. Appropriate
gifts for boys and girls may be
seen here. Leona Allen Young,
jewelers. d Opticians. 1"
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12

THE NEW REMINGTON stream
line portable typewriter is of
educational value in home to
children. Complete machine
$3.50. Jones & French, Jew
elcrS. *
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-12

THE VILE TRANSFER Co. has
two new 1885 Seven-fOOt cleo
trical refrigerators at sacrifice
prices.
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GIFTS FOR
GRADUATES
Timely Suggestions for
Those Seeking Gifts or
Service Ideas for
Graduates

LEATHER overnight and travel
ing bags and wardrobe trunks
always please the graduates.
Shcrman's Sporting Goods
Store. y
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|'AttL-Horses and mules;
| ~eS1 COWS and heavy
S Phone 50. Brook
P S,ab.rx =
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KODAkS, books, artists supplies,
photos and numerous timely
gifts to delight the graduates.
BARRIERS Book Shop-Baker's
Art GallerY. !"
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GET READY for big tourist sea-
son. Do your repairing and
painting now. If you need fl
nances see us; FILA. loans are
still available. Rigby-Morrow
Co., Lumber, Builders Supplies,
Millwork. Fourth avenue east.
Phone 81. i
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22-RoOns

'TOURIST-Rooms and board. The
Seouoia, T25 Willow road.
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FOR RENT - Furnished cabin
Call Sd.
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WE ARE PAINTING for DIR. Sc
weir at Camp Greystone this
week. Look at our work and
you will be satisfied to let us do
yours. Station & Flicker. Phone
96. Il
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PAINTING AND WELL. WORK.
See Bill Williams, East Flat
Rock.
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+ VUS SEED and plant
ID The Goyan Hyder
s.e. We keep a full line
y, -.S stuff and we wait on
49,. a Sm..c We have it.
a,ar or joe. :
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livestock and Poultry
HANPSHIEE CHICKS

HANPSHIRE CHICKS -
RE new heavy variety of
Ia, mature early and lay
80 aCagrms. Matching
.le.dar from our own
lnat tested hens. Sold
"m Our farm hatchery.
'a.-' Farms. Henderson,
/ ',t hre~ard road. *
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well not quite Honey's type, -
And romancing he was with the
famous blond star!
Ito be centinucd).
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l3-Merchandise

CERTAINTEED PAINTS cover
the subject as well as the wood
because there is a Ccrtainteed
paint for every purpose; long
known as dependable and salts
factory. Phone 800. Hender-
sonville Supply & Coal Co,
Lumber. MillwOrk, Coal.
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NIX cow ma
Needs and Plants

'"cet potatoes, toma-
s.Hg'E raobagc, onions;
t. every kind. Lawn NOW
..s" leo boxes. Govan
~ seed >f.r4 =
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Eouses and Real Estate

|ALE-Fiyc-room bungalow,
condition. garage, lights,
+ @. .wo miles out, just
rva- Price $500 cash.
r 1 Rector. 222 Main st.
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Il-Household Goods

SEE THE NEW Florence Oil
Ranges, the most beautiful
models ever offered thc Amer
lean home. Sold on easy terms.
BrunSOn Furniture Co.
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WANTED
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WANTED-Several good toppers
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COMPANY, Tryon, n. c.
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7-Professional Services
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The Washington times., 1936-03-07

z. Brooke Bright has collabOr-'
ated with Lew Frank in ballyhOO-
ing tOnlght'B Alumni.AmerlcAn u.
basketball game. proceeds from
the "KIOndike Night" at the PO-
tomac Boat Club, March 1S, will
be used to defray expenses Of the
local prlnters' golf team to the
international typographical cham
piOnship. Cadet william II.
Garrison, awarded q basketball
letter At Flshburne Military Acad-
envy, IL the son Of Mrs. Mary J.
Garrison. this city. local deaf
duckpinners will hold a handicap
sweepstakes Thursday at the
Temple Alleys. noises won't dis
turb them. Ray flaming, 3915
Thirteenth So. N. W., seeks q
sponsor for his midget baseball
team.
Bob Townsend, former manager
of the BannOckburn Golf Club,
has gained fame % q singer
Gene Lewis enviOusly eyes present
local pocket billiardists Lefty
Mackie, 10, promising sOuthpaw
hurler. wants . JOB with q top.
notch District Independent nine.
!. Charlie DeAngeIis, local anna
teur boxing coach, win tour with
George =. MOffGt's carnival this
summer. Charles brother, Ray
NCNalIy, Golden Glove novice 49,
pound champion, has Joined Matt
The Washington times., 1936-03-07

The JohnnieS, Of st. Johns
Prep, have turned in their uni
forms and ended basketball for
the season Of 1886. But for
some time to come the boys will
think about the great accomplish
mentS of the team.
One Of these youngsters will be
Francis Battista, who was q part
Of the successes. Francis played
one of the guard positions for the
Johnnies and was a good one.
He was small and light, but
fast as o young prep school baS-
ketball player could be. He also
had an accurate eye for the bas.
ket and chalked up many . point
for the Johnnies when they hap
pened to run into stubborn oppo'
Sition.
MONDAY. Earl Miller, M MOunt
Rainier High.
The Washington times., 1936-03-07

Of the Rosslyn girls to the ma
tional tournament.
Already several young ladies,
among them Rena Levy, have
coughed up the entry fee. Bowl
erS Of both sexes are expected
from Norfolk, Richmond, Balti.
more and Annapolis Is well as
Washington and nearby points.
Bart Jacobs, q Rosslyn young
Ster, was the dark horse" win
ner Of the Old Dominion last
years.
Temple Pigs viii probably face
Occidental tonight without the
services of Joe Freschi, its star
bowler. Joe becomes q benedict
today at New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church with the pretty.
blonde Audrey Costello aS his
bride. DR.. Albert Evans viii Of
ficiate.
Frank Mischou will take Fres-
chi's place. Tonight's league
matches lineups:
AZ ConventioA He'll 81 P. n.
OCCIDENTAL TEMPLE PIGS
Eddie Espsy Frank MlSchOu
HOkle Smith George Honey
Bill Krauss Gene Hafeoet
Joe Harrison PeFOO Wolfe
AstOr Clarke Ollie PAcini
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE MATCH
At ROsslyn at P. u.
RO6SLYN BALTIMORE
Blanche WOOtt0n Naomi Zimmerman
Evelyn Ellis Alice Lucas
HAan Levy Evelyn BrOsN
Lucille YOune Sue Miller
Lorraine CALI Audrey MullNMey
The Washington times., 1936-03-07
PICKUPS AND PUTOUTS
BY GEORQE A, SIMPSON

SAS S4&N83 eS9N
TwOmey's Olympic A. c. squad.
Mrs. Ollie Harrison found a
starving and bruised carrier pig
con, restored lt to health, and
then liberated the bird. Oscar
Kee wonders what sort Of . foot
bail team will represent George
washington U. this fall. Miss
Margaret Barnard, assistant Sec
retary to Senator Daniel o. Hast
ings (Delaware), spent an hour
praCticing golf ct Indian Spring
Country Club yesterday . five
some on the course included
George DiffenbAuSh, r. G. Pettin-
gill, Larry Elliott, william r.
Stone and Charles M. Beall.
Don Meade, grounded BY Hia-
leah stewards, claims Brevity,
Odds-On choice in tOday'S Florida
Derby, is the greatest horse he's
ever ridden. And Meade has been
aboard Discovery ana CaVAlCade.
. Gene Venxke won't defend
his national intercollegiate 1900
meters championship tonight, be-
ing stricken with grippe last
night Leon Masked Mar.
vel' YOnders predicts his pupil,
John Fitzpatrick, will defeat Joe
Procita In their pocket billiard
match At George VAlltOs' parlOrS
tonight. Tuffy Leelnars plays for
Senate Beer against the Heurich
Flashes in the Heurich gym tOmOr.
The Washington times., 1936-03-07
Your Vest Pocket
1886 Schedule
Here Soon

Washington baseball fans who
customarily look to The Times for
their vest pocket baseball Sched-
ule, will not be disappointed this
year.
Tho printer has advised that
very soon now the convenient,
compact dAy.by-dAy schedules Of
every team in the American
League will be ready for delivery.
Simply send in O self.Gddressed,
stamped envelope to the Baseball
Schedule Editor Of The Times,
care Of the Sports Department,
and your schedule viii be mailed
to you Immediately on their deliv.
cry from the printer. THE TIMES
REGRETS s IT CANNOT DIS.
TRIBUTE THESE SCHEDULES
m ANY MANNER EXEMPT AS
DESCRIBED ABOVE.
The Washington times., 1936-03-07

over ct Convention Hall, Fred
Buccholz's Occidental Restaurant
pinpoppers will be battling to turn
back the desperate bid Hugh
Waldrop's Temple Dixie Pigs in
the Southern 1ntercity Duckpin
League match starting at Z o'clock,
while at Rosslyn alleys Gait Davis
will be chewing his fingernailS as
he watches the progress of the
battle between his RosSlyn girls
against Baltimore with the South
Atlantic Ladies Intercity League
leau at stake. HoStilitie begin
at 8 p. m.
RoSslyn and Baltimore are both
tied for the lead and with only
one set to go, tonight's winner will
be vel on the way to the pen
nant.
Endanger Occidental
Temple Pigs have no hope Of
beating out Occidental for the
Southern 1ntercity pennAnt, but
q victory for Ollie PAclni's crew
will place Dutch" NewmAn'S out.
fit in o precAricuS position with
Recreation Center, Baltimore. ONLY
a few games behind. In the mean.
time the Northeasters will be fight
ing for runnerup honorE.
Two sweepstakes kings will be
crowned. One will be the win
ner Of the second annual "Dutch"
Sherbahn event, George Young.
At Takoma and the other will
wear the toga ct the conclusion
of the New Recreation Handicap
event at New Recreation alleys.
Both events start OF Q p. m.
It is the final block for the
Sherbahn event, George Young
blood being in the lead. The Rec
reAtion stakes 10 limited to
boWlerS who shoot in Recrea'
tion alley leagues. They win re-
ceive one half Of the difference
between their average and Scatch,
probably 1872. Entry fee Is &S.76.
Old Dominion Stakes
Tomorrow one Of q hundred Or
50 entrants will 90 away from
Rosslyn alleys with the Old
Dominion Handicap Sweepstakes
diadem set jauntily atop his konk
and his pockets bullying with a
bunch Of Uncle Sans best quality
greenbackS.
The test calls for five games
with each entrant receiving three
fifths Of the difference between
their average and scratch, 120.
The entry fee Is s. and the
equivalent Of the cost Of games
viii be used to pay the expenses
The Washington times., 1936-03-07
PenndntS at Stake
As Teams BowL
BY GTNo SINH

Two inercy leagues championships viii be in the balance
tonight an well az two sweepstakes crowns.