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Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13
MONTGOMERY SIDELIGHTS
By ELSIE WHITE HAINES-

tunes; so the men stop shaving
about the first of October-many
of them looked like the pictures
one sees of the members of the
House Of David.
Caught on the streets of Carson
out of character during the cele-
bration week, they are put in the
kangaroo wagon and have to pay a
fine before they are released. Not
knowing this, the writer and Eliza
beth Cashell Miller were prompt
ly ARRESTED" upon arrival, and
were photographed looking thru
the mesh of the wire cage in which
those arrested" were hailed off to
"court."
The parade on Admission Day
was a colorful affair, many In
dians participated, one chief, rid
ing a spirited painted horse, look
ed just like pictures we once saw
of Tecumseh, with his feathered
head dress, and doeskins-beside
him rode a warrior, naked to the
waist save for his war paint.
The Washoe and Pitute Indians
of Nevada, and the Hopi from
Arizona and New Mexico, all had
floats, showing the progress from
the early modes of living to tine
farming of today-the Hopis put
on quite a show with their bare
backs, war paint and whoops.
The boys and girls from the In
dian School, with their bands, their
drum and bugle corps, and es-
pecially with their pretty high
stepping drum majorettes furnish
ed modern note.
We were very much intrigued by
the papooses, strapped to their
mothers backs-we fear they too,
have gone modern, for we glimpsed
very up to date looking clothing
and white kid boots on one of the
babies.
One especially attractive float
depicted an old time dance floor,
complete with fiddler, figure caller
and real dancing-needless to say
the dancers were grey haired men
and women, dressed in the cos
tunes of the gay 90's-they were
some steppers.
Next week we hope to tell you
whether or not the Pacific is bluer
than the Atlantic, for this week we
go on to visit some Montgomery
Countians in Long Beach and Los
Angeles, until then, we say again
with our favorite radio announcer,
"may the Lord take a likin' TO
you"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13
Women's Clubs
Meet November 25

Directors reports of affiliated
Clubs will be heard at the semi
annual meeting of the Montgom-
cry County Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs November % at Cath
ersburg, Mrs. Vestus Wilcox, pres
ident, announced.
To be held at the Epworth
Methodist Church at 10 A. M.
the meeting is scheduled to hear
DR.. Jessie LaSalle, assistant super
intendent of Washington, D. c.,
schools. Luncheon reservations
should be made with Mrs. Norman
Jacobs, Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

Several other clubs also have
their individual loan funds, and all
contribute to the County Fedora
ton Fund, which now totals about
$10,00O!O0 (ten thousand). The
large card parties given at Head
waters the Ickes place near Olney,
and at Marwood, the Pulitzer place
at Potomac, added about 100000
tc the fund during the past two
years.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

The charter clubs of the County
Federation are the Women's Clubs
of Rockville, Kensington, and
Darnestown, The Home Interest,
and the Fortnightly Club of Forest
Glen. Mrs. w. W. Welsh. the
"grand old woman of the Rockville
Women's Club was active in Or
ganizing the Federation. She is
still with us.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

Very often you discover more
news on the street corners than in
the columns of your newspaper; the
newspaper, be it known, has to
stand behind what it prints for all
men to read.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

An electric wire with broken
woven cover or insulation should
be mended at once, to prevent
burns and blown fuses. Wrap old
wire with frictiontape. 1t is cheap
to buy and should be kept in the
house.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

The 80 girls to whom loans have
been made are fast repaying them
no interest is charged them. The
Farm Women's Cooperative Mar
ket has established a loan avail
able to either boy or girl, and a
fund is now being established for
a boy, to be called the Future Far
mers' Loan Fund, we think.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

Use tomato juice instead Of
water with lemon-favored gelatin.
Add shredded cabbage and minced
onion before gelatin sets. Serve in
squares on lettuce or keep on hand
for cold meat garnish.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

Public opinion in this republic has
changed considerably since the day
when the nation jun41ed hundreds
of millions Of dollars worth Of bat
tleships.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13
WOMEN'S CLUB
CHATTER

On our trip out to the West
Coast we brought with us a copy
Of the History of the Maryland
Federation of Women's Clubs 1899
1941. From it we learned many in
teresting things about our Mont
gomery County Clubs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

Scarcely seems possible that
neither the Chevy Chase or the Be
tbesda Women's Clubs were in ex-
istence at the time the Montgom-
cry County Federation was or
ganized in 1905.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13

Did you know that the Gathers
burg Woman's Club, has a Loan
Fund of $150O0-the amount they
received as award for an exhibit in
the National Better Homes contest
in 1924? They got the second
prize!
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-11-13
AMERICA ON GUARD!

Above h . reproduction Of ~
Treasury Departments Detenso
Savings Poster, showing an exact
duplication Of the original Minute
Man" etAtue b. famed sculptor
Daniel Chester French. = Defenso
Bonds and Stamps, On sale at your
hank or post Ofiiee, are Q vital part
of Axnsriea's dnfan9s preparattsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

Charles T. Fisher is ready 10
become one OF Michigan's three
racing commissioners # the adj
minlstration racing bill now IN
the Legislature goes through as
expected And Edward j.. Ely,
the present commissioner, is fully
resigned 10 taking the post As
secretary =. Ii carries the salary.
That makes everything copo-
Setti.
The Fisher appointment will be
one Of those about which no poh-
tician needs 10 put tongue in
cheek when he says we feel
highly honored that he should
accept the position The
Fisher appointment would be the
greatest single gain 10 Michigan
racing since the sport came back
in 80.
Owner OF the states greatest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
CY0''5s' Open
P|dyoff Series

Playoffs in the c. Y. o. Basket
ball League will begin Sunday,
March 2, in all divisions except
the Class B heavyweights. In
that division the playoffs will be
delayed one week in order to COM
plete several games which were
postponed during the regula
season. The two-game knockout
method will prevail during the
playoffs.
At st. Clair Community Center-1 90.
81: Gertrude VS.. st. Paul Crosse Pointed !;
st. Catherine vs. st. Philip Neri; 400. st.
Anthony VS.. ST. Francis (Polish); 500. ST.
Margaret Mary VS.. Our Lady of Mt Carmel
tDetroiD; 900, Our Lady of Sorrows va.
81. Margaret Mary; ZOO; ST. Edward VS..
Santa Maria: 500. St. Bernard VS., An
nunciation; 500, ST. Charles VS.. Resur-
rection.
At Sc. Catherine xym-2:o 100, st. Rose
vs.. st. Edward mo. ~: 300, St. Cath
crime VS.. St Edward tNo. II.
At 80. Gregory Kym-4 90. St Greg
DRY VS.. Holy Rosary; 500, st. Gregory VS..
ST. F1orian
Al Holy Rosary SYM 90. St. cssimir
VS. San Francesca: 800. ST. Gregory vs..
81. Mary Magdslene. 400. st. Rita vs..
At 81. vincent xym-s:oo. st. Bene-
diet vs.. st. John Cantius: 700. Vista
ton VS.. st. Mary tRedford) 500, St
Cecilia VS. Our Lady Of Guadalupe; 900,
st. Paul (Maltese) VS.. St. Rose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Rifle Leaders Retain
Positions in Shoot
BY DON GILLIES

Bearing down with all the skill
they could muster, II rifle team,
in the Central Michigan League
competing in The Detroit Times
Rifle Tournament. made unsuc-
ceSsful attempts again last week
to stop Holland, Pontiac and Shia.
wassee gun clubs from running
away with the bunting.
At the conclusion of the sixth
match. Hollands record stood at
six wins against no losses, while
Pontiac and Shiawassee each had
five victories to their credit and
no defeats.
Although marked Improvement
featured this weeks shooting
among all teams, the difference,
however. was not great enough to
bulge the pacemakers. A sample
of the quality of shooting was
noted in last weeks scores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

tice in her own backyard or a
vacant lot.
The costumes, equipment and
target ranges are bright and color
full. Tournaments are held at
frequent intervals and are at
tended by a class of sportsmen
and women with whom it is a
real pleasure TO mingle.
1t is a sport which men and
women can do together. AL
though some of the women would
prove worthy contestants, they do
not shoot against the men, but
have a distinct division of their
own. This division is usually sub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
High Scoring
Puck Aces TO
Oppose Wings
Co = managers Name
I'll for 0 | y m p a
Battle on March II

Twenty-one players. including
six of the high scorers of the
NJ chig an Ontario Amateur
Hockey League were named by
co-managers Art McDermott and
AL brennan Saturday TO the ALL
Star team which will battle the
Detroit Red Wings in the Frank
MacDonell Memorial Fund game
at Olympia March IL.
Len Loree, the Windsor center
who led his nearest rival by Is
points in running up record total
of 81 points. tops the high scor-
ers, on the squad. Keith Cross
man. former University of Mich
igan player who was the league
second high scorer as one of
Windsor's right wings has also
been named with Left Wing Nor
bert Fitzgerald, Defenseman Pat
Gardner and Jack Dent and
Goalie Dinny McManus.
McManus and Joe Turner of
the Holzbaughs. both Red Wing
prospects. will share the task of
turning back the big leaguers'
barrage. In addition to Turner
the Holzbaughs will contribute the
forward line of Ching Johnson.
Jimmy Jameson and Bernie
Ruelle, Center Jimmy Baudino and
Defensemen Yves Lampsa and
Rudy Zunich.
Andy Mulligan. Toledo's playing
coach. tops the nominees from
the BabcockS. With him will
come Center George Kelly. Right
Wingers REM Trudell and Rip
Williams and Left Wing Jack
Albeit.
The Wings will face some more
possible teammates in three young
stars from the Guelph BiltmoreS,
Centers Johnny Holota and Jack
Eagan and Right Wing Tony
Licari.
"We've picked n crowd of am
bilious boys who think they can
really give the Wings q work.
Outt Sdtu i)it-ftItdil. hhu We 10
willing to make 1t chalk. money
or marbles that we'll score,
even on Johnny Mowers"
The All-Stars are expected to
have some powerful aid against
the National Leaguers for at least
five minutes. That's when the team
of Red Wings Stanley Cuppers
will be in action against the
present team. Nor1nie Smith, De-
troit goalie of Stanley Cup days,
has already declared he will take
over the nets for the veterans.
Strong efforts are being made to
reunite the great Stanley Cup line
of Larry Aurie, Marty Barry and
Herbie Lewis for a last sweep
down Detroit ice.
Olympia has turned over the en-
tire building and all services for
the night to the fund committee
without charge and Sportservice,
Inc, owned by the Jacobs Broth
ers has volunteered to give the
net profits from all concessions.
The program. usually in charge
of the conceSsionaires. has also
been turned over to the commit
tee in its entirety to aid the
establishment of a memorial TO
the memory of the famed cruSad-
ing sports writer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Only They Used Course

This used by extremely small yachts and flat
boomed Households Sail yachts rarely and ship the size
Of Malihin But to be afflicted with salt
dizziness caught at the wheel as
through the bridge the Keys There's twilight in the
this time of the and by the time were on
the bridge had disappeared in the baekness
had about 10 miles go before would be out of
dangerous But what trip First we had to go a
quarter directly north. After this the went
northwesterly stakes at the end
&c. chuggng along four miles with Soss the bow with
huge ashght looking for reefs checked off the first quarter
mile on the log.
To add to worries pea fog rolled down from the
north and ST. Petersburg seemed far away The chart
noted shoal waters of one-foot here and there
Excuse must doctor the bald spot on my dome
The darn thing is all sunburned again, GEORGE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
BOB TALES
CONTINUED from Page Five)

Nassau to fly home also back join the reefumpng
crew aboard Malhini.
Our ship is great wnd-wagon from the decks down.
She has electrical gadgets aboard than General Electric
model home There's A system to talk from her cock
the galley and mechanical whistle that sounds the cock
tail hour each day at This last is the most popular
gadget aboard Or is the mention needless?
But Maihni isn't smart saier Or at least she hasn't
shown anything date Perhaps she doesn't like Boats
like that Headwinds fascnae her. Each stick
harbor the wind ahead and blows
like Hades.
When into the Gulf Stream last Monday night
expecting favorable eastery breeze ouhery
Key West hadn't been hours when the wind
hauled ahead.
getting short decided to reef jumping
headed down the Hawk channel which made with
map during daylight hours At dusk decided to take
through the Keys FveFoot Channel
This would about 100 miles. If we made it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

divided into three classes: one for
beginners, one for more advanced,
ard an open class for the ex-
perienced archer.
There are a number OF archery
clubs in Michigan, most of which
are glad to welcome and help be-
ginners. i belong to the Detroit
Archery Club and shoot with that
organization when / visit Detroit.
The clubs indoor range is located
at 2611 West Philadelphia and
girls who are interested and visit
the range are almost sure to find
some one there who will intro
duce them to this interesting and
colorful sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Santa Anita Results

First Ksee-sl. $40, claiming. 4-year-olds
Ebony FP@ W Moon o. ecrsy, 1880 so 800
Chasar tNevesD $40 80
Torch Marcher fBierman) 800
Time 2:os is. on lin.
Sure Miss, Slave Song and a-Robber Bold
also ran.
s-voynow-Putnam entry.
Aftermath Long Winded, Hard Chase,
Charmed one, Nine-o-Two, Bsrraca and
courtneys Pet also ran.
second Race-si, $40. claiming. 3-year-
Odds, l mile:
Singing Torch
tRodriguezb IL so $50 $50
Devalue (Dodson) 1880 I.60
Torch Lee a.. Adams) SEQ
Bubble LII. Laudy. The Raider, Real
Article Wee Biddy. Agnes 8. and Rough
News also ran.
Third Rsee-s1, $40. claiming. iyear -oids
and up. lis miles
sir stratton tNicholson) $50 $50 3-2o
Danfield (Richards) 'l 1.2O
Time 1:4s Oft 2;23
Cayenne. Theaisr King HsEo Els, Hero
eanst ana Peseadero also ran,
Fourth Race teriEinaI ninth)-si. SO.
claiming. t-year-nlds and up. i-is miles:
Mlckey's Best lskellyD $40 1870 10
knahuac tRodriguez) $50 $50
PlddIn lcorhsit4 40
Time IS - of ; Qi. -.-...--.-
Duke 81 War Fay d. Gridine. Goose
Girl. vaidins Bob and I.sdy's Son also ran.
Fiuh Race toriEinaIiy tenthl--St. $40,
claiming. 4-year-oIds and up, y mile
Hssty Triumph tskelly) 1920 500 $50
High Vote tCorbetD $50 $50
Indiantown (Nevesl 800
Time, % 3-5. off %.
Praetortan Define Bank. Santnuri. Val
dina Flash. Goodspeed. vsldina Jean and
Miss Tip also ran.
sixth Rsee-si0o. 0io added. Santa Anita
Bay View tNanl iis.4o 2e.2o $50
a-Mioland Haas 800 90
sBoiin gbroke tRobertson) 40
Time :o5 ass off All.
&C s. Howard entry.
Hysterical, Royal Crusader. Viscounty.
Chameleon. General Manager. a-Porter's
Cap. sweepida, welcome Pass, Fairy
Chant and Cant Wait also ran.
'Fleid.
seveuth Rsee-si $40, claiming. 4-yesr-
olds and up. mile.
Artac (James) 40 400 90
Chstted (westrope) $50 $40
1 Forsooth tAdamsD so
I Time 30 as off .nen
Creepy Mouse, Torchy Dixie Man. Count
dor and Brodea also ran.
EIrhth Raes-s1 $40. claiming. 4-yssr-
Manila Bay tJones) 1910 800 6so
Kai HI tRodrguex 100 80
+ Little Banner Iongdenl 3 ~
Time 7.os off S:4s1.
LIVER Nies Haste On. flying Hostess
Transmitter and BAN Asne also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

cars here in 1895, Hartsfeld ac-
CURED quite a reputation for him.
self as a motorcycle rider. In 1880
and 1881 he was national motor
cycle racing champion and in 1890
raced in England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Perfect Prone Scroes

Holland. for instance. beat Sa-
line So points; AZ shooters in the
league turned in perfect prone
scores of 100 out of possible 100
and Wilbur tSnuffy) Miller of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
WINS Small Meets

BY the next Summer began to
win small local tournaments. The
year 1888 was better and in 1889
i became women's champion of
Michigan, a title which / still hold.
In 1910 / was declared Great
Lakes women's champion, and
women's champion of the Missouri
Valley.
In the Grand American Open,
a national tournament at which
the archers shoot for money
prizes, / was fortunate enough TO
place second among the women.
In addition to three state records.
the Missouri Valley record. 1 hold
the world record in the Columbia
round (72-590), which consists of
u arrows shot at distances of 30,
40 and so yards.
Archery is the ideal sport for
women and girls. While il is Won
derful exercise, girls of small
stature are, not handicapped.
tMrs. CASTOR stands only fleet
3 inches and weighs 40 pounds)
The necessary equipment is not
particularly expensive, and once
QUILTED the cost of maintenance
is small. The archer can prac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate. no appraisal fee.
Elmer Sexton, 1929 Ford Building. CAdii-
lac 1895.
ALL land contracts bought mtges. made.
McHugh, 14i0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac O34s.
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN b. LANPRAR a COMPANY
G25 Lafayette Bldg Cadillac $50
PRIVATE money ia ssisLlana =eaHtIaeis.
make mortgage loans Cherry 241S.
a3i5 NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

e-chcleN
PEBBLE n
ebrtuee
me
m
with rood
Royal Man
running
had In
AZ
USED w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

Saginaw emerged high individual
list in match six with the sizzling
score of PCS out of a possible 300
Perry Spangler of Flint. league
secretary, admitted that the race
was one of the hottest in Michigan
rifle shooting history. and looked
for a real fight before the league
title was settled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

ARRANGE first mortgage or sell your land
contract 10 reliable EDWARD HsnKeI Co,
Hammond Bldg Cadillac 26SS
FREE appraisal rorf gaze l0Ans-Any
properties Schwartz 42s Book Building.
Cadillac S2iq
IS YOUR PROPERTY FoREcLoSED?
OR SOLD FOR TAXES- NEED MONEY!
Write IN confidence. give FUN particulars.
Address Box B-5s73 The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02


'Field
seoosd Rsce-ssOo, claiming. i-yesr-Olds
and Up. \ mile
Tornado tRichard) 20 so 1i60 $50
Ferryboat tKeiperb 1910, $50
legal Advice fkinRl Loo
Time lis, OF 2-53 q
Pets's NIECE. Kentucky Jane. Clock
Joekide and 'kisv Singer also ran.
sFied.
Third Raoe-ssoO, claiming, s-yesr-olds.
sporting tJone.l 1910 soo=A 90
fsarruEF TfS1ChHfd1 3 % 30
Long Lshe tfriednsnf 50
Time Is p. OFF p.
Burmsn. Dainty Ford, Rechsrcher and
Fise fify also ran.
Fosrth Rss,- $500. claiming. s-year-olds.
= mile
Four Finy La-Turco) 1910 $40
Hlzh -Ta4aFt- 4ti--s 4 50
Time lis Is Of asa
sSI Dad. wallace e. Ever Just, Up.
'Princess Rhoos also ran.
sFtrld.
Flnh Raor-si 600 handicap. 3-year Odds
and Up ! mile and 10 yards
RuekinF fAcCombsp 1920 $50 40
Maecharre tM6dden1 40 40
Forever Prince tSnycerl 40
Time 80 Is of n
Bohs Boys Three Bang. Show Up and
sidout also ran.
sixth Rars-SsOo. claiming. l-yesr Odds
an W. ] lis miles.
Tine Pay lBomarJ 1890 $40 %
slavic tElchardJ 400 90
h (Burtcherl 3 so
Time so or 4S4.
Board Bii Willie J, Three Sands and
TIE Hare also ran.
seventh Raee-&Sf0 claiming l-yeAt.
OBS and 40. - miles:
Soon tsnyoerl 1t.60 $50 go
sIEn Up Ike PERI $40 3 80
Serbian Rose fWhifing) $50
Time ] ~. of 5 "a
Ginger Ted. A. Home. snobeedo Fandan.
jim Nike and Easiest Way also ran.
Eighth Racs-tso0. claiming. 4-year rods
ana %. J mile ana 70 yards.
surgeon DICK KING 40 IL 10 $40
II JOE Radio fRichard) 40 40
CuuV.ne fNarfIul 10
Time 81. 1T s.5sE.
Count Tefrafch. Azsfran. Goodness sake
Flucky Byrd Bull Market. Galley Sweep
and Boh Huff also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
All Aluminium

In a garage near his home.
Hartsfeld is building a miniature
racing car which, he predicts. will
be the fastest ever built any
where. All streamlined. the car
will be entirely of aluminium. And
all of it. except the Offenhauscr
motor and the technical tooling is
motor and the technical tooling. is
He expects the car to be com-
pleted and ready for racing In
about seven months. 1t will cost.
he estimates. about $500 to build,
and he expects it to whirl around
the midget tracks of the country
at 80 miles per hour.
Before he started racing midget
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02


when
the
directed noseswh
IN
AZ 'front.' n ven
straight forced the In
when
not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Widener Cup S5O.OOO Stake

EfH addsd the
eff al IS, nv Ctrr,
8. z or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
California Collects

An increase 10 10 per cent from
the ~ now taken out is fully
justified if all Improvements prom
Used are carried out Those
who say it is unjuStified because
Santa Anita voluntarily cut its
take TO 6 per cent are mispresent-
ing the facts.
Santa Anita has been taking
u per cent with 4 per cent to the
state of California and TO the
track The track has cut its
end to 6 per cent but the state
still takes four so the total is still
10 per cent, just what is asked in
the new Michigan bill.
All the major racing states of
the nation have 10 per cent takes,
including New York. MaSSachu-
sets, Florida, Kentucky, Maryland
and Rhode Island. New Hamp-
shire gets IL. Washington Is,
while Illinois and Delaware alone
get III. And both Legislatures
are being asked for increases.
Give Michigan racing officials
what they ask for once, what
every racing commissioner for
eight years has recommended
and then the fans will have a
right to squeak if they don't get
the kind of racing they feel they
deserve.
Paddock pickups: Stewards at
the Detroit race track are going
TO need their Alpine outfits this
year because the old stand on the
rail has been torn down and a
new one erected on top of the
grandStand 1t is next to the
camera booth. just above the press
box It's a glassed-in affair
with a big porch which will give
the stewards better view of the
entire track than their previous
perch King Lehr doesn't feel
he can afford an elevator but may
swing out a boatswain's chair for
stewards with charley horses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
OakIawn Park Results

FIRST Race $500, claiming. 4-year -olds
ana up 4. mile.
Ofice Hour
tCruickshank) $50 $50 LOO
Imperial Jones fAlberts) 81 90 l1.o0
Prince Sador MADDEN 3 60
Tins 1:l5. of 2;22h.
Axeison, Princely Gift Honored Miss
O. X. Mullen. Winged Knight Jay D.
Bane, 'Monon Lad and Anna Grand also
ran
sField
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

Cal D. and III. xaiH s.ds.p uso es
Mace
by Mrs A
trained ny