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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Tea and Crumpets!

Nattlly attired in a gray BUSH
ness suit, Or. Edward tStran-
gler) Lewis served tea and
cumpctS at gathering of press
and radio notables yesterday
Afternoon at Hotel Statler.
At exactly the right moment,
Nhich was Just before said men,
bers Of press and radio became
too attached 20 aforementioned
tea and crumpets. DR.. Edward
-lSlranglcrl- Lewis bowed CURLY
to his chief inferno. DR.. Edward
(BadmanD Lewis, who tapped
for order.
Or. Edward (Stranglcrf Lewis
then mounted the roStrum.
Gentlemen" he said. at the
same time arranging the white
carnatI0R in his buttonhole
Gentlemen. I ask your indul-
gence for moment"
One Of the newspaper broth
CT. failed 10 hear and was just
going for another healthy shot
Of tea and crunpetS when DR..
Edward tB a dman) Lewis
ihumpcd HIM with considerable
iincSSe 10 say nothing Of the
palm Of his hamllke hand
Hey. you. The guy wants
your indulg--ah. well he wants
you 10 listen"
This bit Of interruption
plainly registered on the fea-
lures OF OrSon l mean DR. Ed
ward CStrangler) Lewis. But
in a moment he had complete
calm and quiet Even Commits
Sioner John J. Hettche removed
his cigar so that he might bet
ter grasp the words OF the good
Doctor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
New Atmosphere

Gentlemen. ] will address
you for only n few moments.
When I conclude my remarks,
! want all of YOU 10 remain RS
my guests. Indeed, We may
carry right on through the
night.
As YOU may have heard,
gentlemen, am taking over
Arestling at Arena Gardens. II
III be n different type wreS-
Wing The freaks will he clint
mated. erased and otherwise
cleared from the premises.
I'VE will have bright lights.
We will have music. There will
he atmosphere about the place.
will he there I'm evening
clothes To greet each and every
one Of you personally and 10
care for your wants during the
evening.
II will he ably assisted nv
Mr. Edward Lewis, OF your
city"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Half Million Inn Bonds
New Goal sf Track
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Sale OF half million dollars in
war savings stamps and bonds IS
planned by Detroit race track
officials during the 73-day meeting
which opens May p.
Achievement Of this goal would
mean a doubling of last years
sales when patrons, horsemen and
pus h @ d 1921 $3.50
through the wickets for bonds.
BOOST SIGHTS
"We're going 10 keep plugging
stamps and bonds all day long
as the one sure-thing bet on the
race track and I'm sure well
reach our new goa" said
Samuel Eichner. whom the De
troit Racing Association has
again put in charge of sales.
Frederick II. Schader, deputy
state administrator OF the war
savings staff, recently suggested
the racing association could boost
its sights in the war bond drive.
Eichner agreed this should be a
boon year for bond sales at the
track.
I'VE expect heavy betting in
the best racing meet In our his
tory, but that will be diversion
for the fans. They're more
serious this year and they will
be putting even more OF their
winnings into bonds" said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
I,727 RECORD ENTRY

The Sweeps set an all-time rec
ord in number of entries with
l,727 teams competing in the vari-
Gus classes. The former top entry
mark was 1877 fives, set two
years ago Due 10 the changing of
working conditions 1857 quintets
shot last year.
The payoff is determined in pro-
portion TO the number of entries
in each class. The bulk of the
teams were in the two lower divi-
sionS so il is only natural they
should cut up the prize money 10
justify fair return for the
amount they paid in entry fees
Paying off SO places in D and
120 in f comes as a distinct sur
prise TO those who rolled in these
two classes for last year 70 and
65 collected in these two divisions.
The payoff last season also was
eight in A, IA in B and 81 in c.
making the all-star group the only
one where there was no increase
in number of teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
De Luxe-D Beat!
Pepsi TO Earn
Title in Major
STANDINGS

Michigan Major Leagues second
season is at an end today with
Louis Burr's De Luxe-D the first
champion by two games over Her
man Bengell's Pepsi-Colas.
Last season Pabst and Casino
closed in a tie and there was no
rolloff.
De Luxe grabbed the position
pairing from Pepsi last night at
Ramona Recreation. 1896 TO 1894.
Pepsi taking the middle game.
De Luxe had 1850 final TO end
PepSis hopes. Burr led his team
on 629. Mark Collinak forked over
649 TO Pepsi.
Oddly enough the best scoring
performances. team and individual,
came from the fourteenth place
Olympics in the disposal OF their
postponement with Myrtle, w. \.
.tPctet Schnapp had 6Sl as his
teams 1877 finish brought 3035.
Bill Moreland's Koppitz, a con-
tender for first until the last few
weeks. was third. five from the
top, in losing twice TO Tony Cos
colcnda's Ramonas. Koppitz had
two-pln edge in total, 28l7 10 28l5.
Foreman beat out Altes for fifth
by winning twice while AlteS had
the edge in pins, 2794 10 2733.
Standard had two from Sackm5n
with the losers output better, 1856
to 1866.
Leading scorers included George
Gingerella. 642 Ellis Walker, CAB :;
Rene Ministrelli. 625 AL Light.
6lS; Zygmund lack, 663: George
Hliebay, 62l; George Lingle, ga
Rudy Rohlfs, Gle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
CLASS b

Farris Bros George MAGELLAN 1924
Or kOtbeiak Or Mitchell korbelAk 2s7i
kars Ted Puckett. 2sls Crosse Points
Woods Recreation. Herb Mathews. 2ss3
SrosKkos Five, Albert Pangian, 2s76
lsrandmor' Recreation. Russell Anger
1850. Nic.EeG. Joe West, 2sf2 OIdhri.
steve Shorse -s5s De Luxe n Jonu
Lsuet. 1921, Paris Bros Russell suit
want 1928 ". y o Donneu. Eugene
Becker 2slP
o Jarry Five PA Amsdin 2sI6. Nc.
Carthy 1--we HuEh Sprott 2SI5 CARRIER
ButrF. saginaw Paul Dye 2sOF. VOL.
crime. Mike Drsbsn'. 2sOa Petho's Rain
bow. P'r Huron John Schrantz 2sO6
o. : Toni JHrK kucaenbr0d. 2sG1. Dr
NA4cs- John LyJ0H. 2Sul Jeans NanIes
Pa Lenuoa 27p6. Fnierprtse otto Auch
.l9l Lido Reach Tom sternischer. 25S7
Prize total $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Farmer Jones
To WrestIe Sinqh

Farmer Jones, the Arkansas hill
billy wrestler with the educated
feet and pig mascotS, will pay one
of his periodical visits here Mon
day night 10 engage Mango Singh,
the Hindu Killer" in a "scuffle"
at Arena Gardens.
The Farmer, for nearly a year.
has been on a winning spree In
South and Middle West mat CEN
tiers, Another attraction will be an
tag-team bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Cut Prize Melon
OF SS,625 in nth
Times Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

\ total OF ~ DO
That is the prize fund OF the
record-breaking eleventh annual
Detroit Times Bowling Sweep
stakes, which completed A Is
weekend stand at Imperial Rec
reation last Sunday
The SS,625 is cut up into eight
Class A prizes, 81 Class r. 81
Class {, 80 Class y and 40 Class
r for a total of 3l5 OF this num-
Der, five are 500 to the champions
in each class, five of So each 20
the runnerups and five Of $50 each
TO the third place clubs.
All the rest, with the exception
of the last three in Class +. are
SIS each. In this division three
teams shared 18th position and
will receive Sl6.66 each. Low
paying scores are 2921 in A. 2787
in B, 2647 in c, 253O IN d and
0425 in r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
CLASS G.

Manor 1--WE Mike Kleitch gan. Hous.
ton, frand Lips 2soa Ford Tool ana DE
Alex Mikonczyk. 27s6 Doc GoWmsn. NJ
Gov man 21ss; CITY Towel. Lou strostsr,
271t kopphI A p. Mitchell. 276s Kul-
Dry. Ray Loeb 1857
Chucks Five. Larry reDuc. 27s7
Larsh. Louis Thompson. 2Is5 Anderson
steel G. Anderson. 1859: Industrial En-
cheering, Marvin Hsnnenberg 275s Pipe
Fnters Frank OEurcak, 2752 Highland
PARK Dis, Harry Good. 27a2. Detroit Pc
Pe,rik'.1ye steve Pstriek. 274s. D6yis .
Five Jack Doyle. 27Is. Or. ~. 7. Nc
Cleer Vincent Graca 27f6.
Roy ana Jim's Five. $. klibourne 27f3,
Kelsey Hayes. John Pubic 27i2 Joe and
Ed's Five. A. Kesslsr. 274i: Desantis.
Neil Desantis, 2T36 Bowl o. Drome Pop
Seer. 1888 Garden Recreation. Stan Neu-
man 2135 Bobs Five. Ivan Newkirk.
272o: Adler's Five. Lou serianni 272s
Safran, Elmer Mueller, 1926. Economy.
Charles snesd 272i
conl.ys James Munro. 27ls: wjR. Norm
White. 27ll Johns Five. Joe Misko, 27iO
Ekhardt a Becker. Arthur schilling Pros
HAYES; Jack HAYES. 27o4 smoke Bros
del. 27O2 seven Eleven club. Matt
schrein, 26ei wolverine, Arthur Bru-
KELSEY Plymouth Walter BrodIe, esss
Tommy's Five. Arthur Schultz, 2es5
Ares Leland Hopper 1852 Peninsula
stove Harry Provo 26sI. wild a Cox.
C. Lewsndowski 1881. Aldrioh Fuel
Arthur stenes. 1850 Club Hengy. Robert
schudlioh. 2677 Allen Monument. James
Green. 2677 Scheper Henry scheper
261t keystone Eng Butch Re Jas. 2673
Planning Leo Miller 267I: Rzsokowol-
SKI. Joe Gavie, 1853 Rose and Mike I'd
Mslck. 1859 Reubs Five. Reub Gideon.
1859 Burns Five. Carl Kippert 2sRS
All.Stars. Clifford LeFerve, 1861 Gerisch
Horace ha To-
Rogers. 1862 sobcyak Tony Darga. 265s
Reclaim Bros. Henry Rebain 1857.
Nelrs Five, Ed Wolfe, 1855. Orincr
Charles Ortner, 1855. ". p. N T w
ICIO 1904. William Clark, 1855 Admirals
r. Rutherford. 1850 Puritan Cocktail
Frank soaye. 1850; O'Larry's Iron Men
Norman KosS 264a AshmAn Motors
Bruce ovai,', 264I. Prize total-Sl SOS 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Scratches
PINIIICo

PINIICO
Track. heavy
First Race-Belfond = Bow Tonto.
Second Race-Chron0s. Triple Sun. MIX
Chocolate Happy Sis, Decisive.
Third Race Rum Ration
FIFTH Race -Yavitsr. Healthy N Wise
Grand Gay. Joannv
seventh Race Happy Hsilow, Aisaoe,
Red CHIP. Anyway
Eighth Race Ranger n Brooke Boy.
AT NARRAGANSETT
Track sloppy
First Race Puro orc
Second Race Nayaun, LlEht Tack,
Chance Run,
JAMAICA
Track sloppy
First Race Count Maurice Ladies
First smoky. snyder Herman, struttin
Dude Hard Blast
Third Race Ring star
Fourth Race -Cherrydsle Scenic Eric
knight
fiuh Race Suu Blue. Three Cent.
Miss Biscuit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

lively viii be no gouging or
hair-pulling in the future.
Farmer Jones will NOT be
allowed to bring his pig into the
ring at Arena Gardens. Lem
Stecklin. wherever he is. must
park his 'possum in the hotel
room, If he is TO wrestle here.
and Daniel Boone Savage, If
called upon for a performance,
can have neither has barking
hound dog or his pet bantam
rooster for mascots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
HORSENIEN BUY

"NOt only are we certain that
many fans will buy heavily. but
a number of regular employees.
including some Of the head men
in the management, have asked
for a large share of their sal
aries in bonds" said Eichner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Change Coming

II The tea and crumpets held
out. we are sure DR.. Edward
(Strangler) Lewis was properly
accepted AS a member of the
local sporting fraternity.
Seriously. we hope the big
fellow makes a 60 of il at Arena
Gardens. OF one thing YOU can
be sure. He'll do the wrestling
game up in a different package
for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
MUST BE CERTIFIED

With the exception OF Class A,
or open division. averages of the
winners in the other classes as of
Dec. !, 1912. must be certified by
league secretaries before checks
are mailed out.
Winning captains will receive
these certification blanks within
a day or two. If not, notify I'm
perial Recreation at once. Re-
turn them properly filed out as
soon as possible and your prize
check will be mailed.
Besides splitting 500 in prize
money, members of the champion
teams also will be given individual
medals by The Detroit Times
Capt. Louis Burr. Thernan Glib
son. Tony Novak, Jimmy Mar.
shall and Frank Zion are the win
ners in Class A for their 3l0e
total.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

take the pa
tient 10 the
o per "a I n &
room starting
next Monday
night.
The m a I
& a m e mere
aboutS is TO
have its face
lifted, its toe
nails mani
Gu re d and
I n re posi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
CLASS ID

Duecan's Five, Frank Hlubik. 27i0
Fred's Five, Fred Techman, 272g. George
a Jerry Archie Downey. PITS Vanker'
Five Hans Wegforht. 2705 Tool Cribs
Arthur Zakens 26s2 Accurate No 81
Herman Fertile. 1871. Federal Moeul Ma.
rlnes. George Botczat 2R70: Gemmer In.
spection, oscar Tirins 1859 Caruso Five
Joe Csruso, 1855: Open Hearth No. l.
Zepher Al Cote 1864: Turtle Five Mar.
tin Mrenza Pass Garden Bar I'd steiper
26i7 Heavy Repair. Frank AbhAte 1855
Besrcats Walter Browne 263SA Machine
shop Inspection. I'D Minsoi> 2632i J NJ
Citron John Kamar, 2s3i; Lanes Mis-.
cts. William Lang 2s2a: Research. c
Wasserfallen 1926 Lug Grip. Arnold Ko-
mar. 2s26.
Reynolds raw Hamilton. 7s2s: ~,
Roll q Stiska. 26is; Altes John Dixon
2ela' Casino Recreation Frank Dare
26i5 Asiringosol Ace Ryral 26i3 VOL
erine. Tom Sanford, 26i2 Sports. Gene
linurley. 2st2 Craftsman No. q. IA
Pylar 2S0a Silvercup. STANLEY Nnskal
2602 Odd Fellows. Wiiliam House e2fOf
Duouqus, o. n Dubuque, $500 wrig
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
ALL-TIAIE HIGH

George MacLellan's Farris Bros.
set a new all-time high in Class B
with 1924. Other members are
Floyd Day. George Kersten, Ziggy
Jack and Sherman Lambly. Capt.
Mike Kleitch. Don Searls. William
Zillich, Walter Goodwin and Frank
Walters also posted a new high
in Class G, 29l1.
Capt. Frank Hlubik. Stan Stry-
jek, Earl Coombe, Mart Sebastian
and Regis Doyle fired 2740 for
Duggan's in Glass D. Capt. Alex
Triblo. John Luke, Ken Sparrow.
Edward YurloniS and Melv / n
Schwab rolled 1858 for FleX-O-
Tube Receiving in Class f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Sans Holds Practice

Sans Class 3 baseball team
Will practice at Northwestern
playficld, Diamond No. 3. today at
o:3O. Players wishing tryout are
urged 10 be present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Bob Tales
/ StraneIer Plans
| TO Add Tone 10
! Mat Sport Here
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Wrestling IS TO undergo a
major operation in Detroit!
DR.. Edward (Strangler) Lewis,
with DR.. Edward tBadman)
Lewis serving as an inferno, will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
TEAM STANDING

Brass Ran 302 Jewel Rauth. 23s
Pathnsw 2l3 Center Line Recreation
200 Tower Recreation. 1s4.
CLASS {
Ford 10 sol Arnold's. 322 Chevrolet
pefense Cost. 2si Hammers, 23i, Tuscors
CLASS ID
Frsnzia 81 Ternstedt Axle 269 Tern
siedt Purchasing 26s Pneumatic Bal
anCers 2b3. Bethany Church six, 2i4.
Dot BIES
fDNrraNeragel
James DOdds- Kenneth DeBolt if5 Louis
Jon. Theodore Dubois. Is sam Aieilo-
Earl NcCu l-.y-.sh So Frank Ward Fred
SchHsCk Is.
SINGLES
Frank Collins 1873 Thror1re Dubois
1876 Joe Stanbeck l27 William Aterno
100 Thomas Hughes IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Bagby
Wins His
Ball Game
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page)
TO bat Bagby got a single with
one out. the first Cleveland binglc.
Bagby died at first, however, as
Bridges disposed of Lou Boudreau
and Hank Edwards.
With one away Bloodworth
again hit into a double play in the
fifth. There was one out when
Rosar beat out a roller down the
third base line for Cleveland. But
Dixie Parsons fine throw caught
Buddy trying 10 steal and Ray
Mack was an easy inficld out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

Following are the prize winners
IN the eleventh annual Detroit
Times Bowling Sweepstakes con-
cIuded al the Imperial Recreation
Sunday night
tNote First three places in
each class pay 500, So and $50.
others S25 each unless specified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Pacific Coast League Result:

Hollywood / san Francisco 5.
Oakland :. Los Angeles g.
Seattle 2 San Diego 2.
Portland o. Sacramento 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
CLASS 4

Il Luxe Louis Burr 3lCs New Fair
ew Recreation 50 . Dom Cuomo s0il
Parisc,ean. John Crmmirs J0O4 stand
sft. Ellis walker, 2sSl Ekhafdt a
Becker. George Bryant 1916 Fife George
Holmes, Xsb2 BrunEWlck Mlnersliie Re
cTtilts Herb Nerteus. 2sA1 Palmer Park
Recreation. Art watson, 1881. Prize to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

Run-Cunenbi Error Mack Run
batted in-Bagby TWo-base hit--Rosar
Sacrifices Boudresu Culenbine. Crsmer
Double play Bagby 20 Boudreau 10 Den
ming Boudreau To Mack 70 Denning. Left
on bases Detroit ;. Cleveland g Bases
On bslls-On Bagbv !, on Bridges
Struck out-by Bsgby 2 by Bridges ?
Attendance % s47. Umpires-summers and
Stewart Time 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

Tiger Pitching Records
. W l. TP so w Pct.
Bridges So 200
-
Totals q S. , 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

Totals % SKIS - Totals % q u 10
DETROIT 600 600 000--O
Cleveland 600 600 O0i-1
NTwo out when winning run scored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

independent Biscuit.
Gun Mount. Duffy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

FRANK Collins 1879
1876 Joe Stsnheck ~
100, Thomas Hughes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-12
~ ROBIN COoNS


aP Features
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. ia
lot of actors are called versatile.
especially when they hide behind
makeup and whiSkers and
project weird characters SO un-
like themselves the studio gate
men fail 10 recognize them IN
s,antly.
One actor who Is seldom &C
cused of versatility Is Pat
9 Brieu. And that's laugh.
I've just been going over some
of Fats work and If you do the
same You'll ne surprised.
The Ing IrlShman has done
everything Today YOU can see
HIM opening doors. carrying
trays and serving liqueurs as
Franchoi Tones very correct
butler IN Deanna Durbin's His
Buffers Sister The first time
you saw him on the screen he
was HIldv Johnson. faSt-talking.
dynamic. anything bat correct IN
The Front Page That was a
dozen wears ago. and the interim
has been filled with a long series
Of portraitS-all different and
all O'Brieu.
Sure, We NAV argue. but
he's ALWAYS OBrien."
Well get no argument from
Pat on that Being O'Bricn is his
business. and II has paid off
we'll He likes 10 nut Pat O'Bricn
into different roles. without as
Stunning an entirely foreign per
Soralitv.
Il don't agree with those who
insist an actor should Suhmcrgc
hirnself IN his roles. he SAYS.
If all actors did that. II wouldn't
make any difference who was
cast for a particular part. The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-12
One FACE WITH MANY FACETS

result would be just about the
same.
Pat has been priest (In The
Fighting 69th' and Angels with
Dirty Faces and convict Tin The
Strange Death of Clara Deane }.
lie has been a football coach
twice I'm .Knute Rocknc and
The Iron Major. He has been
q doctor I'm Main Street,. an oil
company agent TN oil for the
Lamps Of China1 and circus
clown Ou Night of Nights .
Taxi-driver. detective. and ser
Viccman- there's no branch of
the armed forces. barring the
WAACS. WAVES. SPARS. eject
era. whose uniform he hasn't
worn. whether as a private 1.-TWO
YankS m Trlnidad'1 or a colonel
f~Bonbardicr ,.
One of his favorItc roles was
Rocknc. another that Of Major
Frank CaVanduch. famed football
coach and fighter. ~ The Iron
Major, recently completed. But
another ne remembers with pleas
urc Was IN oil for the Lamps of
China. indicating that ms foot
uall fever hasn't everything 10 do
with his SCre u life
H. always PLAYS O'Brien
but
In my opinion an actor should
dom nate ms role. rather than let
Il dominate him. he argues If
hc followed tho latter course. he'd
1iWavS h. exactly what the seen
artists made him. But bv injecting
iIS OWN personality into tho
screen character hc can make d as
cood as he Is carable uf being az
course that NAV not always bp
tops. but at least ne has the sails
faction of knowing he's done his
best.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-12
BY JACK STINNETT

Az Features Writer
WASHINGTON. Aug. u one
Of the Hollywood movie producers
has grabbed off the title Appoint
meni In Berlin" The picture may
smell to high heaven. or If may be
another of those perennial Holly
wood masterpieces" which is
here this week. gone to the neigh
borhoods tomorrow. : wouldn't
know.
But | do know that The COM
panY's press department was on
its promotional toes. They went
out and got all the wartime COM
menfators who would answer their
query 10 guess when the Allied
Nations would hold their appoint
ment IN Berlin.
John Dos PassoS called tho date.
august 1914. Upton Sinclair
picked WashIngtun's Birthday
next. Walt Dura1ty says the
end AZ this ycai CLARK LsV aud
Lowell Thomas say, before Oc-
tober 81. 1871. Jesse Silaft
thinks the Allied Nations armies
Ali spend Christmas. l9ii. an
Berlin Cory Ford agrees with
Jesse Stuart.
Hendrix Wilson van Loon Is the
most insistcnt optimi>i- Hon take
even money" that the Nalis viii
be pleading fur peace come late
autumn Fannie Hurst Is probably
next IN line with her forecast that
well ring out the old and ring O
the new there when ihls yar Is
torn off the calendar.
Tho list IS more extensive '.au
mat bat TN, SamplIu- Eisf.- ysas
. fam idea
Notlcably absent from 'hr list
IRE any namcs that cuuid possibly
he identified Wlth Washington. 81:
he armed forces For uuc who's.
horizon Is bounded nv thc b, 81
nom tho top of tho NashIu-i .t
monument. that's easy to under
stand A irW inCauiI1uS souls beer
nave made predictions abuui Wnnn
thc war wIII end and Imm.diat--
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-12
]. M. SIMONE rs
GIVEN PROMOTION

Mrs. Ruth Simonc. Fleming and
Slmonton streets. received \
cablegIam tins morning from hcI
husband. First Lieutenant J NJ
SlmOne, USA. IN London. inform
ug her that hc has been promot
ed Co a captaIncy He has been
IN the Army since February. 1912
Captain Slmonc'S brother. First
Lieutenant William r. Simone,
USA. Is also in service overseas