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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
Chapter One
Opening Night

y PUSHED the elevator
bell and its feeble ping
ing sound foated up
from the basement. 4
minute later Jinx, the
pop-eyed colored boy, grinned
at me as ne slid open the door.
~'Evenin', Miss Rogers
Good evening" I said.
Tonight the big night?"
yes"
@Gonna RON EN- in the aisles2"
"Sure."
Hang out the old S. R. o.
you bet" I began to wish that
hadn't passed all my old copies
Of Variety on 70 Jinx.
Where's Miss BlantOn?"
+ shes sick" ! said. @and, incl
dentally, how's chances for a ride
down."
His eyes popped now like two
bright marbles you mean SIZE
amt gonna play tonight"
No" / said, ~she amt"
Good Luek!'
IN A sort OF stunned silence he
Il piloted the elevator down. Al
the lobby floor he stood back re-
specially while ] stepped out
then almost knocked me over as
he scoOted past TO get 10 the out
side door. He held i open for me
''GoOd luckl" he yelled
II was a wonderful night. No
vember had begun 70 take itself
seriously and the air was crisp
and cold. There was a smattering
of stars competing timidly with
the glow Of Times Square ten
blocks down. A perfect opening
night. The theater would be walk
ing with ermine and white ties
and orchids and celebrities Back
stage there would be that breath
less darkness and the smell Of
grease paint and the quiet rus-
things from the front Of the house
And I'D in my little three-room
apartment on East FIfty-fourth
Street would be Carol, cheated
out Of her first opening night by
a case of laryngitis.
I was still tuning helplessIy
about il as I turned the corner
and started toward the glare OF
the theater district If only there
had been something to DO for her
something or someone TO swear al
and blame for i. But voice is {
pretty intangible something wheI
you just lose Il
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SPORTS CALENDAR
S0FTBALL

SOFTBALL
BaYview Park. 7:30 ?. n
First Named Teams VIsitiugl
TONIGHT
First Game-Coast Guard Is
Navy
Second Game-Pepper 5 Plumb
ers vs. Ma
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-NaVy vs. Red
Raiders
Second Game-Coast Guard
Is NaySta-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

Roberts. james Macy, Charles
AIbuTy. Robe-t Albury, Hank
Scholtz. Billy Ladd. Billy Wei
lens. Hello Gon.ez Paul Roberts,
Robert Hamlia, Jack Costar,
Ward Herrick. Baron Cooke
Charles Rosam. Arthur Thomp-
son and Roy Watson
The week the squad VIII be
divided into a and B teams,
with Dewitt Buster Roberts,
former high school star and city
league AH-Star Center last year
coachlng the second outfit for :
series Of practice tits
va three games SIN IN the
teatative stage. Coach Grace mas
sehesslEed p tits for the neW
season. ali but seven Of which
VIII be at home
The schedule follows
1871
Dec Alumni 0home}-
Dec. II-Re5land tnomeL
Dec. -RedIaud (lOmel-
1912
Jan 2-Kingsport. Tenn ten
tatIve Chome].
Jan @KngspOrt Tenn ten
tative Gh0meA
Jan F6-Sfuart 0homei-
Jan IT-Stuart CfomeL
Jan 2-Pahokee thomeL
E Jan Z-Pahe kee 01Omel-
Jan 28-H0mestead away
Jan 2g-RedIand (swsyl-
Z ian. 39-Ponce de Leon taEaS1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

Jan 81 - Andrew Jackson
away
Feb. 5-HOmestead thOme}-
Fec 6-HOmestead Chomel-
FEB. y - Andrew Jackson
home.
FEB. I3-AndreW Jackson
lnomeE
FEB. I9-Pahokee away
Feb. 20-Suart away
FEB Flake Worth. tenta-
tzve away.
Feb Z-Ponce de Leon
(h0meh-
Feb 2@Ponce de Leoa
Ga0me).
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SUNDAY
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard a Co
windsor. Prices Ia cents II a m. prices,
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Situations Wanted-Maie

CHEF Experienced excellent general. cook
ing travel anywhere Al references.
FitZroy 1903.
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BIRTHS
BOYS


Boys were born to-
Clara Allen. 1882 Reimonsville. r.rrdal,
Thelma Bosaert. 1870 Goethe.
Constance Boyd. 7O2 North Altadena. Roya
Oak
Annie Bosarch l173 Eas'lawn.
Grace Brushaber. 1870 fireman
Jean Bevens ISL University. Ferndals.
Jean Bernstein 2giO Tuxedo
Ann Beals 1922 Barrie Dearborn.
Nelson Bradley, 1913 Turner
Priscilla Copenhaver, 1921 Ardmors.
julia Connell 1882 Hawthorne.
| Doris Chouinard 1900 Wark
AIeen Collins. 27sO Ferris Berkeley.
Anne Csruans, 1910 Twentieth
Fanny Costanza, 1857 Flanders.
Hildegard Dirks
| Dorothy DeRemaker. o22i Louis.
AGNES Dupree. 1891 Christiancy.
Marguerite Ellie 72i McDougall
Mary Fudold 1880 Hampshire
Blanche Galuszka. 1872 Cabot
Myrtle Gunnel, 1926 Longview.
Hazel Hollenbeck. 1897 Bedford Dearborn.
MARY Hampton. 100 Charlotte
! Dorothy Hess. 1871 Archdale
Edna Hayward. 1924 stansbury.
Edith Housey 1880 Concord.
Elsie Jones. 2235 Anderdon.
Proeme Jones. $500 Merrick.
Anne Klee 1909 Field
Julia Krcynski. 5ii5 Nj Elliott.
Mary Koss. 1928 Elmdale
Eva knight. 4s3 Field.
J Luella knzman. 1888 Hubbard
Dorothy LaFores' 1905 Eighteenth
Alice LeHeup. t7i0O Fieiding
Elizabeth Laszaca, 65i2 South Owinl
Evelyn Mlelks. 1927 East Warren (twins)
virgis Murphy. 2l27 Holeomb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Bernard r. Kwiatkowski, 2e; Beatric,
TfOmbley, rs.
John L Henry, 81; Regina Woodruff, 20
Henry c Wiechman. 20; Dorothy /. Will
son, 10.
Porter y Smith %: Anna r Harris, is.
Edward Harris 49, Estele Phillips, 10.
Virgil Jones. 20; Darlene Thompson. II.
Donat J. Goguen, % Jean Wigle. 20.
Alex Klmaszewski. 81. Lotte Kubiek, 81
Joseph spiter, 81 Mary Gait. ~
Kenneth d. RAIDER. %. Helen NJ. Viglan
81.
Joseph Mezgec "a; Evelyn r Fox. 90.
John Doleys %, Julia Brands. 81.
Everal F Cole. 20; Kathleen Curtis, 1s.
Robert Livingston. 10 Mildred Burkes. II
Harry Zawacki. %. Helen Gorski. 81
Walter Hellwege, IS; Barbara McGonegal
20.
Michael Adams %: Elsie Schaklewski. 20
James L. Horn IS. Julia Scheremeta. ~
Lawrence lockwood rs. Meimi Aalto. IS
Howard r. Robinson, %. Mary (. Gray
"a
Edgar L. Han. %; Genevieve Kirkland
25,
Clarence Watkins, 20; Edna Ristow, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Golden Joy
Roosevelt Makes Couple
Happy on Anniversary
International News Service Wire

lnNTuhibuai sNrNs SrfNlCt WIN
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Samuel
Cohen and his wife will be able 10
celebrate their fiftieth wedding
anniversary Saturday with their
entire family thanks to the inter
cession of President Roosevelt.
Cohen, a 7S-year-old tailor,
counted on having his eight chill
dren and 10 grandchildren present
for the event. But one of his
grandchildren, Lieut.. Leonard
IPearlman. received orders to join
his army unit which sails for
South America on Saturday.
Leonard's mother explained the
situation in a letter 10 President
Roosevelt. Soon after. Lieutenant
Pearlman received a nine-day ex-
tension of his sailing date so he
could be on hand for the event.
And TO add to Cohen's JOY, the
President sent a personal greeting
10 the elderly couple on reaching
their marital milestone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Students
ToIdCheck
On Draft
Time. staff Correspondent

LANSING, Sept. 4.-Registrants
who plan 10 return 10 college this
month should consult their draft
boards before enrolling. Selective
Service Director +. NJ. Rosecrans
advised today.
"Whlle deferments from mill
tary training are being granted
to students who contemplate de-
Tense industry work. there Is no
group or blanket deferments,
he warned.
Each case Is acted upon In
dividually and unless student
can qualify as a necessary man
under selective service regula-
lions, he Is liable for draft when
his number Is reached"
Colonel Rosecrans said ii was
the general policy 10 be lenient
with students. particularly those
studying for the professions. But
he emphasized there is no guaran-
tee of deferment for any group or
any individual without local board
approval.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Vincent Pizzimenti, %; Euldine Rocanes
20.
oscar sauve. ~; Adelaide NJ. Blair. 80.
Pe,ru osncia, SIS Elena Crainie. as
Robert Grammauco. 81; Mary ve,rano
/ IS.
Harry B. Gordon. az: Betty A. cnxby. 10
Hollis L Frederick, %, Hazel NJ. vii
bsms 20.
David H Baker "a Devresux Wolfe. 90.
Arthur F. spindler, az Dorothy o'Malley
%.
Bernard H. Fried, rs; Erna L. Bannow
Howard Truxeu. ~ Helen Bonsy rs
RAYMOND Tisler, 2s' Henrietta szczepan
Harold H. stiles. "a; Grstel sendelbeek
20.
Eugene D Shank, 20 Ida witt. 10.
John s. Dye a. Florence A. Mills, rs.
Morris c. King. 81 Gertrude Bender, 2s
John Hodo. rs Helen szilagy. 81.
VIM. c. Rehfuss 81. Evelyn English. IS
Edward Vtaz. -. Frances Niewojt q
Frank NJ. Kopietz. So Mildred Jsnsshek
! 20
Theodore Normne, 20; Virginia NJ whalen
Ernest 1. Audrit'ch. "a; Henrietta Buck
VIM X I'M ~; Viola Brewer. 80.
Ralph surrell. "a: Annette Gardner "a
| II. ~
GOWN L. Gibson. %; Mary NJ. Baldwin
| %
VIM. FrenzeIS 26. Dora Weiss %
| Ben Kempisty so Helen Rnlka az
George Sabert . Helen Pieta %.
Luther Willet'. p. Olive Davis. IS
Lawrence G.. Keller %. Mildred r. Kes
/ ktsio. 81.
Don strand -; Elenors Brooks. rs
IJoseph Davis, 80 Luvena Grace, 81
| Frank Paine. 20. Minnie Mickey. 10
Everett Watkins Is Alhina Fortunate. %
| Robert Overlook 20 Marguerite Allen II
Harry Wilamowski 80 Vera Burens, 49,
| Arnold Kott. % Ida Tressler. 90
Up @ Pusifer 80 Ethel Roach. 3s
Walter Mucha, rs Alvina Wytrychowska
! 2s.
VIM NJ. Keegsn. q; Dorothy NJ. Bretz
%.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
500 Strike al Norge,
Alleging Speedup

Protesting an alleged production
speedup, Local AZ of the JAW
Go today called a strike at the
Norge divisino Of the Borg-Warner
Corporation, 12315 Kercheval ave-
nue.. Approximately 500 men
walked out.
The company has government
contracts for the manufacture of
airplane parts for Wright engines.
A spokesman for the company said
the union had not presented any
demands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
TWO MOTIONS MADE

Two motions were made subse-
quently seeking return of tho
money to Deptla's heirs on the
grounds he was dead on the trial
date and not responsible for the
appearance of the prisoner. Botf
were denied, Judge Scallen hold
ing it was a matter of public
policy and at the discretion of the
court, since Kenmore would not
have been released except for the
intervention of Deptla. and that
the prisoner did not return Of his
own volition
In its opinion. the Supreme
Court copied Judge Scallens re-
port verbatim, adding 1t could sec
mo abuse of the courts diScre-
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
YucosIav Day Proclaimed

Next Saturday, eighteenth BIRTH
day of King Peter ii of Yugo-
Slavia. has been officially pro-
claimed Yugoslav Liberty Day by
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner, 1t
was announced today by the
American Friends of Yugoslavia.
A nationwide commemoration of
the day has been planned. includ-
ing a broadcast speech by King
Peter from London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

Having the State Supreme
Court uphold a decision is thrIli
10 any judge, but a ruling Monday
by the high court was distinct
personal victory for Recorders
Judge John p. Scallen.
The court held that Judge Seal
len was correct in denying a petit
ton for the return of S5,eee- cash
bond, after the prisoner for whom
the money was posted failed TO
appear for trial and his friend who
posted il, died of police bullets in
a robbery attempt.
Frank Kenmore, 30, was held in
Jail in December, 1897 1897. on a safe
cracking charge. He had a long
record of arrests. On December
IA. his friend and alleged ac-
complice. Robert Deptla. 25
posted the $1,000 to secure hi:
release
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Onion Growers Fund
For Advertising Void
Times stan correspondent

LANSING. Sept. An agree
ment- between the department of
agriculture and the Michigan
Onion Growers Association which
resulted in the collection of 81 22o
in fees from growers IS void, Atty.
Gen. Herbert j. Rushton ruled
today.
The agreement was made June
1, 1889, for the purpose of collect
ing a fund for advertising Michi-
gan onions. Rushton said it was
void because the Legislature hac
given no specific authorization. III
ordered The return OF the funds,
collected from growers by the de-
partment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Marine News


E. UP-Barkhams,ssd.c Constitution. arrived
3 80 p. m. Wednesday; Corey, $50; La
Sale. 40; s. G. Taylor, = SIS. Martha
Allen, SIS; Clsnelg, arrived 30; Vandoc
ny Ford. cleared s4;; Conneaut. arriyec
SOS. Ms. Michigan. 6i5; Palmer, e;35
Penobscot. arrived 7.45; sumatra. sos
Ewie. arrived $40; Crescent City, arrived
AS. jenkins, Corners, arrived 9l5, I
W Robinson, ii.i5: kenora, arrived
Bartelme 1928 m, Thursday SHE
der 205 Backbay, 2.io, Cowan, cleared
2;40; Queen City, 325 Humphrey, Calver'
ley Jr 3-35, Young 4: fleetwood
arrived. AIS. LsBeile. 5:45 schen. socony
sum. arrived $40; Bosrdmsn. 20
Jsmes-MAida. arrived : Mullen. 80
pahlke. cleared s25. Ziesing. $50; Cad
poWN-Prescodoc $3.50 ?. m wednes
day: Mcfarland, 4.05; Consumers Power
1s3O; Caldwell Jupiter. $40; Odanah
AS: Reed. $40. Joliet. Davis, arrivec
$40; CYCLIC Warrior. $40; W. L. king
5 IS Berwind s 05 Heron Bay, $40
King arrived $50 FINK. 6:53 Finland
7-30: Yosemite. 735: Algoway, MeAlpine
TAO; Huron, arrived so; j. c. Hanna
7 80 Heekin. cleared SIS CorvuS, 30
Afsgens 6 So Amazon LinaAhnrs- King
cleared BIS Black, 20 Davis. cleared
300 Grand Island cas-, l.. Reiss
&c 10: Gienelg. cleared 30 rs Ferbert
10 BOZ Hemloek. lo.f5. conneaut. cleared
10i55. Cornelius u 20 Mead, CLEARED
~ IS: schoenEopf Jr.. 1880 Hanna Jr
- go: Michigan, II IS. Crescent City
cleared midnight pahlke. arrived m
Thursday BenninEton. IS. BAKER, 40
Regent. 2.f5 Dick cleared S.; G. ;
Robinson 3 10; Dow Chemical, 3 30; BARK
hamsfead -ConsfNution cleared s 40. Ne
Naunee 4. Marquette, oi, Gallagher
40. Verona 3 10. ! q Williams ? 80
Iathio't $50. Huron. cleared 9 Sensibsr
10. Elmrics InAhA, cleared a.. Wat
son. 8 55 Tampico, cleared 7.05, r. +
Johnson. 5 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Victory for Scanen
State Supreme Court Upholds Judge in Keeping
$4,000 Bond From Heirs of Man Slain by Police
HITLER AND MUSSOLINI AND THEn

police and sheriffs deputies to
surround the store and lie in wait.
Movements were discovered in the
building and the officers closed in.
A fierce gun fight ensued, during
which Kenmore escaped n d
Deptla and Larry Delaney 26,
were killed.
!, Kenmore failed to appear for his
trial two days later and after
several APPOINTMENTS Judge Seal
len ordered the bond forfeited.
Kenmore was captured in Indiana
some time later by police and SEN
fenced to a prison term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
DEATHS

Rascol Mcknight. 1917 Woodland, 20.
Edward Jones 6031 stanford, 81,
Calvin wourman. $685. Fifteenth. Eeorse, 50
Edwin Cisio. 74is ST. John. IL.
James l.. Thomas. 32f6 Glencourt, t..
Augusta Knoll 1922 Junction, "a.
August G. Gutawski. 449s Military. 40.
Gloria Esther Fisher. s7i0 Dumbarton, ~.
George X. Herbst sr.. eeOs Belleterre, f6.
Ruth Walton. 5ii Frederick. 40.
David Netting. 372e East Lafayette, IT.
Charles Karl Miller. 5i5s Seminole, SO.
George r. Gorham. 5469 Sheridan. 40.
Sanford Wake. 1888 Fielding, 81.
Nick Pocock. 35i5 Lockwood. So
Margaret Davidson. 55 Hague. so.
Clara A. Alvey. 4ls3 Seebaldt, Al.
Louis Hubert. 5044 Underwood, 10.
Ronald w. Hoist, 1921 West Warren, Is.
Louis Williams. 1882 Steel, So
Nellie X. Chapman. 1890 Foley. SO.
Bertha Martinez. 1884 East Fort, IS.
Lynn Atwood. i2207 East Warren, 2.
Isadore Tannenbaum. 2024 Gladstone, 81.
Frances Glassmire, l4ii West Alexandrine
Thomas Edwards e2f Illinois. IS.
Martin Jankowski, 5341 Grandy, so.
Marion Dunn, s2ie Tumey, 81.
Catherine Starchof. sos Garland, S.
John T. Brandmier. 1854 Birchcrest. ST.
Betty Mae Fenton. 6347 East Jefferson. SO
William Lillis. 2i35 Sixth. 2 months.
Leslie ssville, 65i5 Second boulevard. 40.
Louise Gerhinski, 3757 Eighteenth. IS.
Maurice Bockart. s756 Hosmer. l month.
Max Eschrich, 5765 Holcomb. II.
Herbert j. Lamont. 1888 Clements IL
Henry r. Belaimey. 1918 Hubbard. 81.
Bertha Morse. 1882 East Burns. so.
Percy Hackney. PIAZZA Santa Clara. 49,
Lucinda Gardner. 1929 Hsrtwell, 5s.
Marcissus Morgan, s42l Russell Al
lSadore Ludger Joseph LaBranche, 3s5:
Mcclellan. %.
Margaret May Anderson. SIS Lakewood So
Ernestine 81. Arnaud 3i9i Hurlbut. is.
Katherine Browning. 6i7 East Hancock. AZ
Charlotte Mitchell, 1885 Edsel, AZ.
Garahed Keolan. i74l7 Brush. 81.
Gerald Allan Walker. 1881 East Madge
Royal Oak. 3 months.
William Dennis. 54f7 Fifteenth. SIS.
Daniel Carey. Fort Lee. New Jersey, 50.
Myrtle Graham, Pennington, 81.
Helen Coutant 3i23 Larned 81.
Nellie Post, 1882 Humboldt So
Joseph c. Fran, 1888 Twenty second SO
Dorothy June Weinberg. 79i Ess,lswn. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
RED PLANES DowNED

HELSINkI, Sept. II ms :
The Finnish high command today
announced that Finnish fighters
and ground guns shot down II
Soviet planes while Finnish forces
on the Karelan lsthmus captured
two other planes yesterday The
Finnish air force, il was claimed
suffered no losses during the day
Finnish bombers meanwhile were
said 10 have attacked troop trans
ports aboard which the Russians
were trying TO eyacuate forces
from the lsthuUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Held as Blond Bandit

Miss Ruth Brandt, p, Of 3147
Heidelberg avenue, today was held
as the blond woman bandit who
held up Edward White. %. a truck
driver of Roseville, and escaped
with So. She was identified by
White but insisted she was being
framed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Rumor Of Peace
With Reds Killed
By Mdnnerhein
International New. Service Cable

STOCKHOLM, Sept. Spikine
runors that Finland might seek
peace with Russia. Finnish Field
Marshal Baron Won Mannerheim
today told his Finnish troops IN
a special order Of the day.
The time has not Vet come
for US 10 change our arms Tor
ploughshares.
But a new day Is dswning--
still brighter for our eyes, Civ
ing us courage 10 fight until a
Just peace is achieved"
Meanwhile. another official COM
munioue. relayed 10 Stockholm
from Helsinki stated:
THE Russian army has been
thoroughly vanquished. Our
army has reached Finland's old
frontier all along the line.
"a total Of 500 Russian held
guns have been captured and
81 10000 Soviet soldiers taken
prisoner"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
DEATHS

Roy George Sass. l7ieo Waltham. 2 mos.
Thomas T. Andrew. 1870 Birwood. so.
Frederick J Westrope, 149 q Cambridge
Pleasant Ridge. 80.
David Hughes. 1892 Cas-. so
Victoria Pascha. 2206 Newton. IS
Alexander Albert LaBallister, 1928 West
Forest. IS
Simon Mcdonald. 1880 Brush SO
George soltez 1897 Vanderbilt. 81
Helen y Malott 2O2 Woodland 81
Charles A Jordan 2S27 seventeenth. n.
Hal Mcfarland 422 Michigan. IS.
Joyce Lillian Stecker. 5eO7 French road. Z
Myrtle Floethe, 1859 Saratoga, IS.
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Male Help Wanted
DRIVERS WANTED

Good ey-making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor job-driving Q
steady. Age II 20 Sc. Apply 2i2s Trum-
bull after a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
DIVORCES

Mamie Aniolkowksi from Sam.
Lydia NJ TAYLOR from Frank n
Winifred p. Onick from Frederick.
Wanda Mortensen from Martin
A lexander Boudreau from Emily.
Lila Jane Gugino from Anthony
Mary Winter from Paul.
Mary Thenos from Harry.
Marie Crick from Johnnie.
.George r. Jackson from Irene.
Ann Nolen from Joseph
Nicholas j. Maskun from cara.
Martha Wilson Cross from Luman saxton
Helen Ashley from Samuel
Barbara Jane Coleman from James G.
frankie A. Douglas from Ernest 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
TIMONIJM

Weather cloudy. track, fast.
First Race-After Orchids. SueEAle
Phacsr. June Pennani, sun Maker
Ecoway.
Second Race-Upele Jimmie. sweet
Henry. stockton, ChAinwlck, star Turn,
Counora
Third Race-Carls Choice. Locomotive,
Fourth Rsye--Nice Work, Cay Boo,
ritmiss, sAfntins Bill X, phslans Girl.
Fifth RAce-Two Ply. Shailleen, sun
Nonia MISS Fixit, Pompeys Folly, Rip
pling On.
sixth Race-Joan Asbestos
seventh Race Boos Letter Bull Ter
rier. Tobacco Road, Extra Good. Petee
Lao FusiOnette.