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Evening star., 1936-03-25
CHURCH TO PRESENT
PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT
"The Silver Thread" to Be Staged
as Benefit for Circle at
Hamline M. E.

THE SILVER THREAD" by Con-
stance D. Mackay. will be pre-
sented Friday in the social hall of
the Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth and Allison streets,
as benefit for the Super Six Circle
of the church.
The cast, under the direction of
Frances L. Hart, includes Charles
Humphreys, Virginia B. Bliss, Frances
L. Hart, Bonny Butts. Mitchell Beard,
Dorothy Cochrane. Dorothy Currier,
Charles Wise. Glenn Beane, Leonard
Cracker, Wade Currier, Mollie
Cochrane, Revell Penn, Oliver Ma
gruder. Ronald Bowles. Betty Curry,
Jean Weadon and Mary Tomasello.
Evening star., 1936-03-25

n e r S e | I up Cne
w a S h i n g t o n
Monument on a
rope ladder.
Who came sec
ond? Not Tom
Mix-no, he was
No. S. Not Buck
j on es no, he
tied for t bird
place. But Clark
Gable &c a b ! e.
among n juvenile
audience!
That to Mr.
Ginsberg, and to
this department
as It-ol1 ra mo aS
Evening star., 1936-03-25
Army Day Observance Ordered.

RICHMOND. Va, March Is (P.-
In an Army day proclamation. Gov.
Peery called upon citizens of Virginia
to honor the Army, "a symbol of the
spirit Of the American people" by a
display Of flags at their places of busi-
ness and at their homes on April 6.
Evening star., 1936-03-25

with ex-husband
Ludlow Smith are
so friendly he
moves out Of his
New York house
for her whenever
she visits the
city. -. Fran
cine I.arrimore,
Haunting Q short
nose and swollen
cheek - the for
mer the result OF
an operation; the
latter, toothache.
Mary Pick
ford and Jesse
L a ky reported
Evening star., 1936-03-25
Jean Muir Will Be Bride
Of Drama Critic in June
Shirley Temples Parents Turn Down $4,000
Offer for Personal Appearance of Star.
Other Studio Gossip.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

HOLLYWOOD N.ANA).-Jean Dick
York drama critic Wedding Irving Bern
expecting their third break the Ginger
welded bliss
Lindsay and Pat D entering the Troadeo the other with
their
evening before flying
Evening star., 1936-03-25
Nurse Asks Soldier Bonus.

Mrs. S. A. Ellington of Shelbyville,
Tex. Army nurse and the first woman
member of the American Legion in
this section, is an applicant for q
soldiers bonus.
Evening star., 1936-03-25

NeW IUfK, gazing ~ rIduCeS lDtdkc
with domestic look in his eyes. Have
you noticed how like Billie Dove, first
Of Howard's many fiances, is the latest
holder Of the title?
Marc Connolly left $4,000 with .
gambling establishment before check
ing out for less dangerous territory.
-. Katharine Hepburn's relations
Evening star., 1936-03-25
Next to Shirley Temple
Gable Is Most Popular
Star of "Wife VS.. Secretary" Wins Second
Place in Juvenile Audiences Opinion
Out Hyattsville Way.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

Arcade Tha out at Hyat has been experimenting OF late
Club" suddenly weled
Ginsbg the founder
reports Saturday after
favoite
shirley Temple by
Evening star., 1936-03-25

near the parting OF business ways. &.
Nancy Carroll planning trip to Eng
land in the Summer. BY strange
coincidence. Quentin Reynolds, her
current heart attack. will also be
there on a writing assignment. &.
jeanette Macdonald and James Stew
art are the latest dinner and dance
combination.
Big burly Edward Arnold received a
letter from a fan stating. There are
only two genuine smiles on the
screen-yours and Shirley Temples"
incidentally. Shirleys parents have
thumbed down on her behalf $4,000
for one personal appearance as too
trying for the wonder child Instead,
Miss Temple. her parents and two
bodyguards vacation ct Palm Springs.
-. David Selznick. Marlene Dietrich.
Dolores Del Rio, Cedric Gibbons. Enrol
Flynn and Lii Damita, dining at Cafe
LamaZe.
Evening star., 1936-03-25

pose came second? This, mind you.
among youngsters who whoop and
roar and throw peanuts when they see
Tom Mix and Buck Jones, and who,
alas, missed the wonderful days when
Ruth Roland could practically swing
Evening star., 1936-03-25
LITTLE BRINGS BACK
ANOTHER HIT FILM
"Barretts of Wimpole Street" to
Open Engagement Tomorrow
at Revival Theater.

at Revival Theater.
THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE
STREET" film version of the
Rudolf Beiser play in which Kath-
arine Cornell scored such a success,
will be revived at the Little Theater,
starting tomorrow, to run through
Saturday.
Because Of numerous requests the
Little has been trying for some time
to obtain a print of the film, and has
only now succeeded. Norma Shearer,
Fredric March and Charles Laughton
are starred in. THE Barretts" and
Maureen O'Sullivan has one Of the
important supporting roles.
Evening star., 1936-03-25

Jean Hersholt celebrates 80 years in
the motion picture industry Thursday.
:. Leslie Howard is suffering a re-
currence of furunculosis. -. Pacifist
Clifford Odets has refused all invita-
Evening star., 1936-03-25

The Earlham College Choir Of 40
voices, from Richmond, Ind, during
an extensive tour of Eastern cities will
present its third concert here at the
Western Presbyterian Church, 1906 H
street, next Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1936-02-27

Blocks away Schacht paused for
breath. A car came around the CO.
ner, lights flashing. For the first time
he noticed the oranges and threw
them away. He feigned a limp and
turned up his coat collar for dis
guise When he arrived at the hotel
As minutes later Mike Martin met
him.
Quick, Mike" pleaded Schacht.
Get my trunk. I've got to leave
town"
where's Stanley?" asked Mike.
"Lawsy," moaned AL. They shot
him. We got in a mess. We're
ruined"
Schacht nearly swooned at the truth,
but today he joins in the laugh. Har-
ris still has Mysteries.
HE was wearing one of those Army
type gabardine coats" Bucky recalls,
land so help me, the tails we're stick
ing out like wings when AL took of
from that porch. You could have
played checkers on those coat tails"
Evening star., 1936-02-27
|PATTY BATTLING
| YOUNGER PLAYER
Golf Prodigy Meets HiIda
Livengood, II, on Links
at Ormond Beach.
Nv the Associated Press.


~ RMOND BEACH. Fla, Febru-
4 ary 27-Accustomed to trim
ming more seasoned oppo-
~ nents, Patty Berg of Minne-
apolis, l8-year old girl wonder of the
Winter golfing circuit, found herself
the senior today in a seeond-round
match of the South Atlantic women S
tournament, against Hilda Mae Liven-
good, 17-year-old Illinois State cham
pion.
Others who breezed through first
round matches included Marion Miley
of Lexington, KY, winner last year and
runner-up to Patty for medal honors.
She was paired with Mrs. Lillian x.
Zech of Chicago who turned in the
biggest upset so far by ousting Peggy
Wattles of Buffalo, up.
Mrs. Opal S. Hill, Kansas City con-
tender, looked for no easy time in a
match with Jane Cothran of Green
vile, S. c. Two polished performers
Lucille Robinson of Des Moines, Iowa
and Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia
S. C.-were opposed in the other quar-
ter final battle.
The red-headed Patty played par golf
yesterday for the 13 holes necessary to
eliminate Alice Rutherford of Aiken,
S. c., and S.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
LIEUT.. HENRY WINS
WITH CLIPPED WINGS
Rides Mare Over Open Jumper
Course in Two Clean-cut
Performances.

T IEUT. FRANK HENRY, who
brought the discarded Army mare
Clipped Wings to fame last Fall in
the Inter-A American horse show in
Rock Greek Park, returned to the prize
lists last night at Fort Myer in
equally brilliant form. winning the
most difficult event of the evening and
setting the most enviable record estab-
fshed in field of almost three-score
hunters and jumpers.
If Clipped Wings wings were clipped
last night the crowd of 1000 spectators
did not notice it as she sailed over
the trying open jumper course in two
clean performances. There were other
blues distributed during the seven
events, but none more cleanly or cour-
ageously won.
The top hunter of the first of a
series of three indoor meets was Mar
garet Cotter's Rocksie. while all the
polo pony honors were garnered by
wild-riding Capt. Don Galloway. Miss
M. Haywaid's Wayside took the blue
from a remarkably capable field ot
green Jumpers.
Summaries:
Enlisted mems jumping-First. Roffe
Troop E., Sd Cavalry; second. Lord Somer'
set. Headouarters Troop. Sd Cavalry; third
Spade. Headquarters Troop, Sd Cavalry.
Artillery horse in hand-.First, Ace,
Battery: second Chief. A Battery; third
Pershing. Headquarters Battery; fourth
Brown Spot. G Battery.
Polo pony, stake race-;First. entry
Capt. Don Galloway; second. Bordor Moon
Lieut.. King: third Reno Ellen. Lieut.: j
Ganhal; fourth. entry. Capt. Eugene Har.
Open iumpers-First. Clipped Wings
Lieut. Frank Henry: second. Mauri Girl
Lieut.. Col. c; B. Lyman; third, Guess
Again Lieut.. Lynn; fourth, Rooksie, Mar.
Open hTnters-First. Rocksie. Margare,
Cotter, second. Little John. Lieut.. c. 3
LYMAN: third, Hal Side Guy. Lieut.. Col
LYMAN: fourth. Sonny Boy, Mrs. j. E
Pairs Of road hacks-First. Col. Kenyon
Joyce's Golden Lady and Lieut.. Col
Behney's Sonny Boy; second Louise Myers
Redeem and God OWar; third Capt. @. r
p. Rodgers and Virginia Rodgers o. Kay
and Wellbourne: fourth. Mrs. Behney's and
Lieut.. Col. Lyman's Wonder Mac and Little
John.
: Green jumpers-First. wayside, Miss
Eaywaid: second. Son.. Maj. Jay; third
Good Times. Mrs. Wells: fourth. Brown
Woods. Lieut.. Henry.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
BOXERS WILL BROADCAST
Members of Columbus U. SQUAD
Talk This Evening.

Members of the Columbus Univer-
sity boxing team, the only undefeated
collegiate ring squad in the city, will
be interviewed over the air tonight
when they are guests during Joe
Holman's sports quarter-hour. The
broadcast will be heard over Station
VOL at o'clock
The Explorers will discuss tomorrow
nights match with Brooklyn College,
which they hope to make their eight
eenth consecutive victim.
Evening star., 1936-02-27

- HARLES H. PETE" PARDOE,
well-known Washington golf
er is going to be the toughest
nut to crack by those en-
thusiastic Washington golfers if Pete
keeps on playing golf back home as
he played at Augusta few days ago.
For, of the 3O-odd Washingtonians
who went to the Georgia town, Pardoe
was the topliner in the scoring parade.
He didn't do anything but score 73
over the Bobby Jones course, one of
the better golf courses in the South
winding up the round with a birdie
on that final hole. Lots of competitors
Evening star., 1936-02-27
SURzABGQHlU OEE TulE TEE
by w. r. Me CALLuM

more next Monday for their monthly
meeting.
Col. Edward Clifford, former Under
secretary of the Treasury, will be one
of the competitors in the second an
nual senior golf tournament at Sc
bring, Fla, starting March 8, provided
he can get away. The tournament
runs for four days.
Anxious to get an early start in tour
nament golf this year, Harry G. Pitt
of Manor. Washington's leading anna
teur of several years ago, plans to play
Evening star., 1936-02-27
TERPS' FROSH IN FRONT
Easily Defeat C. U. Yearlings to
End Good Season.

With Francis Beamer, erstwhile
Roosevelt High courtman. leading the
way. Maryland's freshman five ran
away from Catholic University's year.
ling quint in preliminary to the
c. U-La Sale game at Brookland last
night. The score was 81 to "a.
Beamer. however. was outscored by
Krawczell, who tailed 18 points for
the losers.
The game was the last for the young
Terps. who won 13 of Is contests for
the season.
Evening star., 1936-02-27

world who can fling two of his best
wooden club shots up near that green,
under any conditions, with those wa
tered fairways now in use. It's an
outstanding hole anywhere"
How about that twelfth at Oak
mont?" we asked, knowing that Fred
considers Oakmont one of the great
courses of the world ITS good" the
little Columbia man said, "but don't
think it is as good as that eighth in
our neighbors back yard" They
haven't had to do a lot of bunkering
at Chevy Chase to make it really good
hole Those bunkers across the hilltop
to catch bad second shot are the bad
ones, but you've got to hit two darned
good shots to clear em. And even
then a moderate hitter has long shot
home.
Seventeenth Also Fine.
A ND that seventeenth. All, there's
grand tWo-shooter of its type.
I think the man who built that hole
made one of the finest drive and iron
holes anywhere. With Watered fair
ways you can't get down there for a
.niblick shot, as you used to do. The
second shot usually is No. 3 iron and
maybe more. It's great hole any
way you take it,
Columbia's new twelfth green, built
last Fall. is to be put in use in late
April. The new green has been built
o. the hill between the old green and
the eleventh tee, but the big mound at
the left will be pulled out toward the
fairway to force the tee shot far over
to the right on a line with the water
tower.
The hole will measure around 400
yards, but the big hitters will be get
ting there in two shots, just as they
do now to the old green in the hollow
below the thirteenth tee. The new
twelfth green is the major change to
come this year at Columbia.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
Wants Family Tossed.

EMIL DUSEK will be striving for
match with Cox in the semi final
match when he clashes with Mike
Mazurki. Cox has disposed of Ernie
and Joe and Promoter Joe Turner
evidently won't be satisfied until he
tosses the whole family. There are
five Duseks now performing profess
sionally.
Irish Jack Donovan returns to the
mat to grapple Scotty McDougall and
Jack Hader takes on Rusty Westcoatt
in scheduled Commute preliminaries.
The first elbow will be crooked at
$50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI.-Johnny Stevens, 1872
Cincinnati, outpointed Tiger Walker
1874, Cincinnati, (10); Bill Mcdowell,
154, louisville, KY, outpointed Simon
Nebelsky. 1855, Cincinnati 1O; King
Hannibal. 205. Indianapolis, out
pointed Tom Holland, 180, Montgom-
cry. w. Va, a..
DETROIT.-Kayo Morgan, 1904,
Detroit, outpointed Freddie Lattanzio,
l19A, New York, (l0).
SAN FRANC1SCO.-Ritchie Fon-
taine, 122. Montana, outpointed Henry
Armstrong. 128, Los Angeles, Q0).
Evening star., 1936-02-27
--LATEST MAT IDOL
FACES KALM|KOFF
Cox Is Due to Win Tonight,
but Early Downfall of
Joe Is Predicted.

TWO-HUNDRED -AND FIFTY
POUND Sergei Kalmikoff. with
a strong mans chest and arms,
a an Airedale's face and the
tummy of a frequent visitor to Tony's
beer parlor, will tangle with the
Districts latest wrestling fixture, Joe
Cox, tonight in the feature match
at Turner's Arena.
While most local mat followers pre-
dict the bearded Kalmikod probably
will not be the let-down to Cox's
terrific build-up, the Siberian twister
nevertheless is reported to be a feared
foe in caulifower circles.
Cox Due to Lose.
COX, who probably could crush ev-
~ erybody in the arena by Expand
ing his mighty chest, recently has
recorded upsets over Ernie Dusek and
George Zaharias, in addition to pin
ming the muscle-bound shoulders of
lesser lights.
These things go just so far, how
ever. Cox is due to be thrown almost
any Thursday now and grapple fans
likely will continue to swarm the
resin center until the Kansas City
rowdy meets his fate.
The colorful capers and facial con-
tortions of Kalminof are reputed to
Evening star., 1936-02-27

In the Pinehurst North and South
amateur tourney. At least two other
Washington lads will shoot in this
affair. Dick Kreuzberg of Indian
Spring and Harvey johnson of Co.
lumbia will play as members of the
Georgetown golf team which will make
a Southern trip late next month.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
RACES WELL SUPPORTED.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, February q
@.-Betting records were set during
the two race meets of "a and % days,
run concurrently. There was total
attendance of 121,196 and a mutuel
handle Of $4,0s4,477 for an average
Of $88, ,972.97 daily.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
ST. JOHNS ADDS ONE
Victory Over Jefferson Quintet Is
gath of Season.

Although its second team was COM
pletely outclassed during the second
half, ST. Johns current basket ball
team gained it's twenty fourth victory
yesterday when a first-half lead
proved too much for Jefferson High
of Falls Church. to overcome.
The visitors bowed in the Vermont
avenue gym, 1926.
The cadet regulars put the game
beyond reach in the first two periods,
which ended 23-l0,
Evening star., 1936-02-27

be very satisfactory, but keep your
eyes on the bald-headed spectator in
the first row of the north ringside
if you would witness real facial ma
neuvers. He's one of Cox's most
devoted followers and it seems to pain
him considerably when his favorite
registers agony.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
CROKER is BIG SCORER
Leads Friends to Easy. Victory
Over Landon Tossers.

With Johnny Crocker scoring nearly
half the points of his team, or more
than the whole Friends team, Landon
more than doubled the score on its
private school rival yesterday, winning,
1915, in the Kensington Armory.
It was sweet revenge for Landon,
which bowed to Friends earlier in the
cocoon
Evening star., 1936-02-27
Eighth Hole Cev Chase Club Course Cien High Rating BY MZeod
TWO RECORDS SET
AT ALAMO DOWNS
Attendance Mark 123,196,
Handle at 56-Day Meet
Totals $4,084,477.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TINE $4,000 fans who played $780,
600 on the closing day Satur-
day at Alamo Downs, helped
a set up two records at the
Texas track.
During the 56-day meeting there
was total attendance Of 123. 1896 and
a mutuel handle of $4,084,477 for a
daily average of $88,972.97.
AS the result of the accident in
which Mrs. Ed Haughton's Western
Lad jumped the fence recently at
Hialeah Park, the Miami Jockey Club
has been sued by J. G. Schmitt, one
of the several slightly injured.
Claiming injuries and damages, he
asks $4,000 damages.
Jockey Answers Critics.
WAYNE WRIGHT. back at Hialeah
w Park, has an answer for the
critics, who claimed ne rode rough
race in winning the 100000 Santa
Anita Handicap with Top Row.
Il did my best to win, as did every
other rider. There was no intentional
fouling on the part of any one. AS
for horses being roughed up, my
mount suffered, too. 1t was a great
race and had fine horse under me-"
A A. BARONI'S Tow Row, winner of
the 100000 Santa Anita Handi-
cap, and Alfred G. Vanderbilts Dis
covery are expected to match strides
again in the IA miles of the Suburban
Handicap at Belmont Park in May.
Baroni's little colt likely is to get
pull in weights such as he enjoyed
over Discovery in the Santa Anita
stake and the two times he whipped
the Vanderbilt ace last year.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
DEAN WILL FIGHT HERE
Philadelphian Is Matched With
Lapatina for Monday.

One O.: the finest club fighters in
Philadelphia, Bobby Dean, will make
his debut at Turner's Arena Monday
night, clashing with another newcomer
to local rings, Nick Lapatina, in six
round support of the Eddie Nader
Billy Nichy feature bout.
Featherweight champion of Penn
sylvania, Deans ring style is said to
resemble that of Lew Tender. former
lightweight great. Dean boasts wins
over Jackie Wilson and Nose Butch
and draws with Petey Hayes and
frankie Martin.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
Rewards Good Shots.

"TT IS a good, straight three-shot-
ter. hole which rewards good
and accurate shot-making and penal
izes a bad shot There's no spot to
loaf on that hole. If you hit three
good shots you get your par. If you
don't, you don't get your par. That
is what a three-shot hole should be.
But the best thing about it is that
I don't believe there's man in the
Evening star., 1936-02-27
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH.-Ern Dusek, 2l9,
Omaha, threw Joe Savoldi, PIT, Three
Oaks, Mich, 29:l7.
JERSEY CITY. Karl Pojello,
Lithuania, threw Suleyman Bey, Tur-
key.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
Lesh Collects Trophy.

DAUL LESH, Washington attorney,
is displaying handsome piece of
silver these days. for Paul won the
Claggett trophy. put up several years
ago by Charles T. Claggett, official of
the c. & P. Telephone Co., for group
of his friends Competitors in the
tourney for the cup were Arthur j.
May and Maurice E. Horton, WASH
ington business men; Arthur Harnett,
Well-known hotel man; Dan Moor
man, railroad executive, and Lesh.
The winner didn't do so well in the
gross scoring, but he had managed to
wangle a sizable handicap from Dave
Thomson and he turned in a net
score for four rounds of 277 strokes.
Norman, who plays his golf at Con-
gressional, was next with 283. May
and Harnett had 294, while Horton
had 298 Several other Journeys kept
the boys busy. and next year they
plan to expand their group. But 1t
was all more or less a pain to Dave
Thomson, the Washington pro. For
to Dave fell the job of seeing to 1t
that the boys all were started, with
different pairing for each round,
played over four courses. Outside of
that he didn't have anything much to
do, for he took more than 600 feet
of movie film of every member of the
party driving and putting.
A. S. Gardiner and his son Algy,
and "Set" Collins, one of Fred Nc
Leod's aides in the Columbia golf
shop, remained at Augusta.
Although the local golf courses fast
are being denuded Of snow and ice,
there probably won't be any golf
played around Washington, on the
private courses at least, over the week
end. For the big snow Of February IA
fell on top of layer of ice which had
covered the courses for a fortnight
The snow has disappeared under
Springlike temperatures. but the ice
remains and it probably will require
three or four more warm days to get
rid of it. Then if couple Of days of
wind come along those golf courses
will dry out fast and will be playable
by the middle of next week, unless
there is more snow. But just now
they are pretty sloppy. A little wet
weather, however, won't keep the
golfers off the courses, if the green's
keepers relent and open them up for
play.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
AL Tries to Leave Town.

SCHACHT kept on. A wad from the
~ blank cartridges struck him in the
back of the neck. Another hit his
back. Bang, bang!
Crash! Schacht, in the semi-dark-
ness, missed the screen door and
struck the panel. Down he went. He
got up and took off again. He was a
Cunningham and Venzke all in one.
Down the 50-yard walk he raced,
past the hidden ball players. George
Mogridge also had a gun and fired
a couple of blanks from behind bush
Schacht still clutched the oranges in
his excitement. They were bouncing
up in the air now, but he didn't no.
tice,
Evening star., 1936-02-27
SSHOTTER AMONG
FINEST ANYWHERE
Takes Length, Accuracy to
Play 1t in Par Figures,
Ayers Columbia Pro.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.
.S61DHERE'S golf hole where 70

.SITHERE'S golf hole where you
must hit every shot and hit
it right. You can't loaf on
L any shot and get your par"
- Fred Mcleod was speaking OF the
eighth hole at Chevy Chase, one OF the
few really fine three-shot affairs to
be found anywhere along the bun
kered landscape. The Mcleod man
has been around long time and has
seen a lot of three shot holes made
in two full bangs and cut down in
length by the big hitters of the game.
but he doesn't believe any one can
do that with the eighth at Chevy
Chase, particularly now that the
fairways are watered.
"That eighth hole is one of the
finest three-shotters ever have seen
anywhere" Fred says. From any
set of tees it ranks, to my mind, as
one of the best of the long holes.
Usually par-5 hole either is stretch
ed out to some ridiculous distance like
600 yards or it is. a hole where the
big hitters can get up around the
green in two shots and chip for their
birdie. But that eighth at Chevy
Chase is neither of these.
Evening star., 1936-02-27

These are just few of the reasons why more men
and more different types of men-smoke Bayuk
PH1LLIEs than any other cigar offered for SALE
The success of PHILLIEs proves that smokers
want Long:fger Havana Imported" substi-
tutes nor Havana scraps. And they want this
Havana to be blended with fine Domestic-just
enough of each to insure nsildsess with favor and
satisfying taste.
The Havana in PHILLIES-now 5c-is exactly the
same in quality and quantity as when PH1LLIEs
was the largest-selling 1oc brand. The demand for
this cigar has made Bayuk the largest importer
of Havana in America.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
FIsHBURNE SHOTS AHEAD.

WAYNESBoRo, Va. February 27.-
Fishburne Military Academy's rife
team defeated the Massanutten
marksmen here, 1892 to 1868, to win
its fourth straight match.