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Evening star., 1944-10-24
DriscoII Named Head
Of kid-City Citizens
For 2Sth Term

A. j. Driscoll was reelected presi-
dent of the Mid City Citizens As
sociation for the 2Sth year last night
at an election meeting which saw
the entire slate Of officers named
for new terms.
Miss Edith L. Grosvenor, vice
president, will begin her 21st term,
while Maurice E. Salisbury. secre-
Itary, will take office for the Oath
year. Also reelected were John L.
tC. Sullivan, financial secretary
treasurer, and Mr.. Sullivan and Miss
Grosvenor, delegates to the Fedora
ton OF Citizens Associations.
The group voted to request the
Police Department to clean up"
the section of Ninth street between
D street and New York avenue
INV. Mr.. Sullivan, describing un-
desirable conditions in the location,
which he said included gambling
and pandering, called the situation
"a disgrace to the city, especially In
an area within stones throw from
the Capitol"
1t was voted also to ask the Health
Department to improve conditions
in alleys between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets in the section
from Massachusetts, avenue to O
street NV.
Mr.. Driscoll appointed a commit
tee including Soterios Nicholson,
chairman, and E. Brandstatter and
DR.. F. Thomas Evans to study the
proposed subway system for the
District and report it's findings to
the association.
The group Joined the District
Commissioners and the Federation
of Citizens Associations in favor
ing the building of two four-lane
bridges rather than one six-lane
bridge in the project at the end Of
Fourteenth street S.W.
Evening star., 1944-10-24
Zionist Organization
To Install Officers

The Louis D. Brandeis district of
the Zionist Organization of America
will install newly elected officers, in
cluding Isadore S. Turover as presi-
Evening star., 1944-10-24

ond term, when
it. meets at 8:15
o'clock tonight
at the Jewish
Community Gen.
ter.
Reports from
delegates to the
national conven-
ton in Atlantic
City also will be
m a d e at the
meeting. Other
officers to be in
stalled include:
Bernard Dam
Evening star., 1944-10-24

zanSky, vice Mr.. Turover.
president in charge Of education and
program; DR.. Harry Protector, vice
president in charge Of membership;
Mrs. John M. Safer, vice president
in charge Of public relations; Joseph
H. Tudor. recording secretary; Fred
S. Kogod, treasurer; Louis G. Gross
berg, auditor, and Mrs. Meyer r..
Bernstein, executive secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29

Mabel Todd has been added to the cast of "A WAVE, a WAC and a Marine" Eiltmore Production now being filmed at Monogram, with Elyse Knox, Anne Gillis, Sally Eilers, Richard Lane and Alan Dinehart in top roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29

and. T like to let the camera pick up the colors."
 SHOOTS TO MUSIC
 Hesse always works with a radio or photograph turned on. It sets a mood, and the subjects cant hear the click of the camera. And some times he serves champagne to his subjects to get a little extra sparkle" He's taken some pictures in less than 10 minutes, has spent several hours" on others. He once spent almost a whole day trying to photograph Claudette Colbert and didn't get picture. Next day they tried 1t again-and again they didn't get a picture. "Claudette sorta bawled me out that time" he said. T thought I was slipping but the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29
|ZTNDAH CROTTO
 CIRCUS JUNE 5
Two Performances Daily for Six Days at Munic-
 ipaT Stadium

zindah Grotto will present it's ninth annual circus at the Munich pal Stadium on Watertown avenue, the entire week of June 5th to 10th There will be two performances daily at 3:30 and 7:30 with school children's matinees daily starting on Tuesday June 9th.
 The show is being given this year for the benefit of the Grotto's keep em Smoking Fund" which has been sending cigaretets to Waterbury's Servicemen in this country and abroad for the pats three years.
 This years circus will be the most pretentious ever presented by the Grotto the program of circus stars and thrill acts number 20 acts, 100 people and several animal acts that will delight the kiddies. There will be, of course, the usual compliment of clowns and music will be sup- piled by Chet Nelsor's Yankee Band. Featured artists included the Harry LaMarr troupe, wizards of the flying trapeze, Ed and Jenny Rooney, former Ringing stars, the Three Reddingtons, the Aerial Or tons, Stevens Brothers and Big Boy, orelli's Animals, Captain Pickard and his world famous seals and many others.
 his is New England's greatest out door circus and has been booked to play throughout this area and New York state well intot he early weeks of Fall.
 No circus would be complete with out side show and midway, and this one has them. here will be four educational side shows and the greatest collection of midway at- fractions ever assembled, with every thing new and different. Enter tainment for young and old alike. he entire circus production, is staged by Bob Robison, noted cir- GUS director who handled the Grotto thrill show two years ago.
 Mayor John s. Monagan is hon. orary chairman of this years Grotto circus, Raymond E. Snyder, general chairman and J. Sydney Pearson, executive chairman.
 All members of Zindah Grotto will assist during the week of the circus acting as ticket men, con- cessionaires, keeping an eye on the children who visit the circus and performing the many other duties to the smooth operation of this big show. All proceeds will go to Keep Elm Smoking Fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29

wood leading man than photog- rapher. He's on the dapper side. graying hair, 6 tan face, charm, a way with the ladies so impor- tant in picture taking.
 His marriage, though, to his fa- vorite model, Elyse Knox. lasted only a year. People in Holly wood" he says, "are too inde- pendent. They both want careers" !"
 An ertswhile artist, Hesse turned photographer when he re- turned from France after World War I; he was one of the first to recognize the advantage of color photography over black and white. As he says, You get more char acter out of 8 face or subject in color. It's alive and kicking. !"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29

their great, great grandfather, a soldier of the Old Guard, up in circus business in Paris, with a gift of horses and tents. So who can blame the girls for naming their fa- vorite ring horse Napoleon and for ever keeping green the Napoleonic legend.
 Whats more, the Loyal-Repen- sky troups has another mount called The Little Corporal, although he is the largest horse ever used ir. bareback riding act. He has to be, for he supports, while cantering in the ring. seven of the troups-five girls and two men standing on his back
 Performances of The Greatest Show on Earth, replete with count less new and amazing features, will commence at 2:15 and 8:15 D. m., the doors opening at and T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29

ged for the maximum of FUN. The screen play for up In Mabel's Room was penned by Wilson Col lison and Otto Harbach who fol- lowed the original successful farce closely. The screen play was stream- lined to confirm with 1914 tastes. But aside from this necessary change the fun of the original is more than retained. Music was written by Ed ward Paul with assistance by Mich ael Michelet and c. T. Wheeler.
 The co-hit on this Program of hits is "The Monster Maker, with J. Carroll Naish and Ralph Morgan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29

Miss Todd was recently with Joe E. Brown in battlefront appearances for U. s. troops in the Italian sector.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29
HOLLYWOOD TRIANGLE

Fred MacMurray, who has made love to more cinema sirens than any other Hollywood actor, has two love- lies fighting for him in Paramount's new musical, And The Angels Sing Both Dorothy Lamour and Betty Hutton are involved with MacMur- ray in romance as unusual as it is hilarious. George Marshall direct ed the tunefilm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29
POLES

This generation will have the op- portunity to chuckle and laugh at a farce which tickled the disabilities of the generation before 1t, when you see Edward Small's up In Mabels Room, which is now showing at the Loew Poli Theater. Gail Patrick, Marjorie Reynolds, Dennis O'Keefe, Mischa Auer, Sharlotte Greenwood, Lee Bowman, Bennie Branes, John Hubbard and Janet Lambert in im- portant roles. The decision to make Up In Mable's Room" came as a result of long search by producer Small for a suitable escape film of the kind which present day audi ences are demanding. His choice of this popuplar French farce has proved to be highly successful one. up In Mabels Room" deals with the highly funny and embarrassing adventure of young newlywed who told his wife everything that hap pened to him before their marriage but neglected to tell her of an in- scribed piece of lingerie he gave to an attractive young woman years before. Rather than face his in- creasingly suspicious bride and con- fess the young man attempts to re- gain the tell tale slip by employing all kinds of ruses. These tricks re- bound to his disadvantage and to howls of a happy audience. Dennis OKeefe is seen as the harassed bridegroom with Marjorie Reynolds opposite him as the young and jeal- ous wife. Gail Patrick, Dark Beauty of many hit pictures plays the se- ductive Mabel, who owns the slip which causes all the trouble. Mis- cha Auer portrays one of his re- moved Russian buffers and plays a major and hilorious part in the at- tempt to repossess the slip. Bennie Barnes. Charlotte Greenwood, Lee Bowman, John Hubbard and Janet Lambert fill out a cast that is rig
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29

They call their favorite ring horse Napoleon, but that isn't exactly why Esterina and Germana Repensky, girl stars of the famed Loyal-Re- penky bareback riding troups with the Ringing Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, coming to Waterbury Monday and Tuesday June 19 and 20. refuse to hear word dispar- aging the memory of the great emperor.
 Their reason is solid one. Ma poleon, Emperor of the French, set
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29
|lnHoIIYwood

and in the homes of just about every star in Hollywood.
 In his plush Hollywood s5u'io which looks like an M-G-M film set, Paul Hesse's camera blinks at a parade of Hollywood glamor queens, cover girls, babies, social ties, shipyard welders and models posing for everything from under arm deodorant advertisements to cigarets.
 Hesse looks more like a Holly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29
By ERSKINE JOHNSON NEA Staff COrrespOndent

Paul Hesse has improved that old Chinese proverb about picture being worth thousand words. "A color picture" says he, is worth $100."
 You've probably heard of Paul Hesse. And If you haven't you have seen his photographs. They are everywhere - on magazine cov- CTS, in cigaret ads, on billhoards
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-29


 next day alie came in aea|n 80 we got the picture in 10 minutes
 The nearest lie ever came encountering Hollywood lomn ment, Hesse said, was when t was photographing certain blonde star beside her sWimnIn& pool. She was wearing q pair of slacks over her bathing suit has cause he was just photograpl1InlE her from the waist up. q dicked a little water on her face for retis ism" he said, ''and some Of 1t o0k on her slacks. She bawled out of me. So I just started pdtks ing my stuff to leave. Then she apologized, and we shot the pie ture."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14
The men LAUGHED; Don could have kicked himself

rT'HE doctor and his guest back through the
L ward They stopped at the end of Dons bed.
Now this one came in with a slight fracture of the
skull. He'd fallen evidently--theyre always falling.
No real damage but violent diScoloration. Here,
touch il"
The man bent over him and touched the right
temple do you feel that?" Don shook his head
Hes probably been drinking for days" the doctor
nodded The man said Il thought you didn't give day
sedatNes.'
oh this is ready 10 20 home and we want
him 10 be able to get there We dom want nm 10
collapse
And then what? Will he start all oNerr'
Possibly. They usually do. Most OF them come
back but not 50 much this kind of patient they can
rr,v,cg, ,o,y,g,, is4a by K
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14
70 High School Pairs
In Hdmtrd(k Meet

With entries still corning in,
10 high schools will be repre-
sented in the fourth annual
Forty Mile tennis doubles tour
nament starting at IL a. m. to-
morrow on Hamtramck Park
courts. Mrs. F. J. Hoxie is the
director.
Those in 10 date are Monroe,
birmingham, Trenton, Wyandotte.
Mt. Clemens, Cranbrook, Ham
tramck, DENLY, Western, Crosse
Pointe Highland Park, Central,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14
SoItes' 649 Season
High in West Side

Steve SoltcS of J. l.. Hudson is
the season leader for high series
of the West Side Classic bowling
league At Crest Lanes His $40
last night gave him first on the
board and one PIN to the good
over Herb Tabbert of o & O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14

afford private hospitals sanitariums usually and
they go there"
Il see. The poor keep coming back The rich
90 away to private places and get cure
There isn't any cure. besides gust stopping. And
how many OF them can do that? They believe they
can take il or leave aone-so they take it He
looked at Don why don't you go home? You
you know.
I'm waiting for my hat" Then men glanced at
each other and laughed. Don could have kicked him
self.
They moved off and BIN came back.2"They say
YOU didn't have hat" He said he'd show Don the
way out. They started down the ward. Don keeping
his eyes ahead unable 10 meet the derisive, yearnlng
or fearful glanccS he felt from all sides. BIN said
You've got sign paper releasing the hospital from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14

Clara Ruppel was leader again
last night in the Women'S Junior
Individual Classic at'Winter Car
den with a four-game total of
OIL against her last weeks III,
Pearl GahrielSnn was second. 669.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14
HAWTHORNE

i-PAINTER. jungle Moon. Bud On
7-ANDY l.. Hit the Dust Whyso
3-KfNG EPITHET, Winter Rules Real
sad.
t--JoE BURGER. Gem W Liberty Pan.
s-LEo's BRANDY. Bright willie, Ever
MessAGe.
s-cHALLENCE ME-. Bright While Signals
Bioke
T-ouARTERBAcK. Cooling sprnE. Rock
wood Lou
s-PIAY CRIER Fifth DidSrnd
e-PiCCY BANK. Smokey snyder String
BEsT-cHALLEHCE ME
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Clara RuppeI Leads Classic Second Time

and Gertrude Sutherland. third.
CO...
Emily Jaqubek. second for four
straight weeks. dropped below the
first 10, but remained leader on
points with so. Lillian Provencal
Is Second with 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14
Rockinqham Results

FIRST PAcE-4-ycs ID, and up =, mile.
. pine lIrr' Cuafl1 21sn----Gn 80
rfltst Amour Patterson IS 20 10 40
on Location Daniels s so
Time e. ~ 2.orf.
Tss O,.. HHnp PIC Brg-- and Esfl,
sisfsce HsrIre BIrH' Boboie Meadow
Dcu. Asfug'gsn srd Cndtutuc, also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14


responsibility. That's because you wouldn't take the
treatment we offered"
In the hall nurse handed up printed form.
Don took the pen thinking of the agonizng times his
hand had shaken so hard he couldn't write To his
surprise he wrote his name plainly and well.
Paraldehyde, he must hang onto 1t, never. never,
forget it,
Ri mtook him 10 the elevator. looking al him with
that odd smile The elevator doors slid open; he
the brightly lighted and the sudden response on
the faces of the passengers the violent diScooraton
of his eye?): he stepped in and quickly turned his
back: through the small glass window OF the door he
saw the nurses eyebrows raised in farewell and the
floor gave way beneath his feet
Continued tomorrow
by d Rlnehar, Inc
CrrooboobS Defroif TimeS Detroit 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14

Eastern, Pershing, Chadsey, Coo
ley. University of Detroit High,
ROYAL Oak and BEDFORD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14

FIRST RACE-2.year-oidE p. mile
cry Lord layton : 80 90 90
Torch Giurrr GrohsI 25.TO IA 40
SiaEef PcrmSrC 40
Time y of
Cab0Urg RFlEec4oe AbleFo Scholarly.
Colleague EplcIte. K.nT Appeal and Insolaie
aisp ran.
SECOND RACE-3-yesr- and up >,
Bainor .Jorst 2aIO 670 $40
Suprn iArca4a. 10 2TO
Kiu-tO-famt I~UlGsr 80
Time u 2-F. o" al
True Barbara Camho.cer 80 Cal Our
Doris Tris, PIuefA Fic1ifs.irs Patient.
love D. Blind Roman laugh and Paper
KNIFE also ran.
+Fls.d
THIRD RACE -- 3-yesf-oids end up. u
miles
Pilates Miss GsriD,k 1870 40 $40
~ + salute DluOsoI - 20 : so
Play SHOW PFrfrsue so
--f----Hf---
starefrf. PAufuorr Sro0i First HAPPY
Cues N0anclfs EntrrpTislng Listing. Ballot
ar FENH Broad. Veris
Fled
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THISTLE DOWNS

LORD CHARLES. colors Up, shsliI
Rhea.
1-wHAr HAPPENED. sun BY Beamy
3-sPREAD EAGLE, Longevity. Uncle Peter
4-FOULARD Jujubt. Quarter Kit
SIZE D., Nine r. Train. Agrarisn u.
s-BIr o BROWN. Royst. Miss Militant
T-TULAcHMORE. Fiddler's Bit Red Dock
s-BErrEh BY PHAR Eyes. ToAcA.
BEST-WHAT HAPPENED.
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OLYMPIC REC. ~. s.1sp. &c e s.sss
HON. Of the GREATER pErRolr ALL.srAR.
" Alleys. Open Bowling All DAY SAT. SUN.
PALACE REC s e ai ss.I wI,s.., ?. e.;
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL loo p. N.
Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail Lounge.
PAlACE-SCHOENHERR ' soIU +. AZ ,'s s.ss
Instructions DAILY on the PAUL mosLEY
PALMER PARK Ss.s..rs ao .:s ,s ss"' &
TO s:22s2. opsa Bo~lins From $50 A.. N. to
p. n. and After -. Psrkino. Cocktail LOUNGE.
pI LYnlIlu 1917 Jos. cAMPAu MA iSls
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
FARMLAND s ss1S MTsT "AH"e e s s;cs
oPeh BOWLING DAILY New. Modern Alleys.
Fine Cocktail Lounge With Exeelient food.
pApYeInE E.. WARREN, at oickERsos
o1 n'N s,,., , IL 500 20 ALLEYS
PILLAR REC, , :, sH Ttsc"fst No A s,ag
Open Bowiina AL DAY Saturdays and Sundays
From 10 A. n. On. weekday Uutll p. n.
RAMONA REC. :. i'i S,d sasT "'r ps S.zs
All DAY sSIUSSSrs Asu s9SSoAysA
RIVIERA REC sa s ss4"O A s.vt oOO ayf
Opening for One Daytime League Available.
open Bowins Weekdays " Noon Until p. n.
pIvcpcInr 3i23 FAST JEFFERSON. IT
nIVLnOIUL MeoouGALI Nc 1920
opsn Alleys SAT-. and SUN. Instrpe,'on Daily.
openinss tor Mornins and Aftsrnoor LsssUss.
ROLAWlE 'o'o pT n1tys ss,s t ,rsy,S
Choice Day and sisht League Rsservstoss stu
Available New Owners. lack Campbell. Mansssr,
RUYAl ~ q sIt9Ss NJ VIZ
ComPtgTELY RIMoDELEp. NOW oeIs
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU'LL LIKE ~
cTITr lIlp 1860 WOODWARD TO s-4s42
oINlL IAIn A. state FAIR Grounds
SHOW PLACE OF the WORLD. opsa so-Iins
T0WER PFC. sc. lSsts : s xrosIss A.
Under s.w Manassment open Alieys TO-DAY
TIN $50 Pm. After ~. Al DAY Sat and Son.
VlcTnpY 77l4 l2Ih. at DELAwAnt
IlIlUnl y ALLEYS IR 1850,
Openings Tor Mornins. Aftsrnooa and Midnisht
LEAGUES. opsn Alleys Today Tin Pm. After 10
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 sc S5ss;i SasL g
DAY AND MIoNIGHT LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE oPEN UNTIL A. n. ca $500.
WAYNeS SCHOOL is S S. :; VI 3; ,I sss'
Why DON'T YOU LEARN HOW TO Bowl,
See wayne Spauldins-HEe Min Set To0 Right.
WEeT cpIcLcIl loslt w. CHICAGO. sss
WLOl uHluNUU MEYERS NO 1Sl
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AND sun.
DAYS. 70 A, n, UNTIL CLOSING 9 ALLGYs
WEcT nrTnnIT sl2i MICHIGAN. Near
WCOl UL null WYOMING on essf
Weekday } 10 PN Az oay sat ard saa.
comDlstsly Remodslsd ~ Me- Lans.
WURM'S SINCE 1888 '''f " ' So
0psn Bowiina TO-DAY Usti ?. ~. Aft~ a..
Ce.kiaH Lounge Orush MH0s. ESssiisat Toss.
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YnR RDA'

Order 1Oc United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
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sEooSD FAcE-4.yesf-oas snd VI ,,

mile
fs'ff,rf Seson $500 1890 40
Nanny Bones Daniels 3 90 90
pIrl.' It4f urbstfH. 20
Tlmc Isl7 3-5 or = fq'.
pate. Hu.r Fiy N!Ns Pacific Mid
speedway Hars Tu.tr Bslmy Spunf Ned .
Queer and Bl q Gossip siFr Tan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-14

ALTOONA REC. ?, '' Ssls n,s"''A" "a s' So,
After u. All DAY SAT. HSo SUN.
BEACON REC. N'E Z Hi'ss. v Vi $3.50
OPENINGS IN SATURDAY AFrEBso0N
LEAGUE. rs to SIS AVERAGE.
CADILLAC 20 Alleys. Tables. CT slss
op.n sO~Iins TODAY Until p N. and After
.. MIXED Doubles Sat. $50 Doubles. Sun, 3 Pm.
rruTruuIu 2Is2O sRATlor AVE.
bChl tNNiAl Near Smile ROssyiIIs 5000
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY!
vish Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge. IS Lanes.
CHENE-TR0MBLY So: e e ss.usfo, T. Lane: $40
Plan Nov TO Enter Our 3-msn Team Jvsrassraus
Tourney. Entries Close Nov. 9. event Nov. ~.
| CREST LANES fvtl. .sIpy I" GO 20 n yH.!
HOME or THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT our STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DETROIT RECREATION sattsS Ga. $50 50
! .n,;rsas LEAGUE OPENING TUESDAY
EAST WARREN 'I c3Ol E sAaa s. oS ss'r
ssossooAS' s.TESs IUls6GY AT At =, \.
/ FORT BLVD. REC. s s1s7 s y 6OHT ,, y
CAN sIILL ACCOMMODATE MoRnlMs.
/ AFTERNOON AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUES.
GARDEN REC. ago woo0wAaO g. I !, a;sssO
opGs BOWLING TODAY UNIlI 6 p. N.
AFTER ~. AL DAY SATURDAY, SUNDAY.
GRAND CENTRAL s. sl' r 9s'ST ~ 's $40
Good Transportation Facilities, Bus, Strsetear.
! GREAT LAKES %oOOws s6.'A "a s,s 3
Open BowIins-eO ALLEYS IN A Row-Un.
/ III Pm. and After ~ Pm Cocktail Bar AdiOin'O
| GRANDWAY REC. 1885 q sfA s.s2,o RIVER
Open Bovine Saturday and Sundays Sir Deluxe
Brand Mes Lanes. Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE.
IMPERIAL Rec St CENTRALLY S'p posA ssO
~ MODERN ALLEYS
Open Every Day Until midniSht Ma 1895.
J. J. MILLETT'S "' 'f ~ sssss! AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
| LOVES REC. e s sSTtIsS 44stIs
Completely mOdsrniIed. Cocktail lounes.
1925 East jefferson. At EastlaSn NJ 1912.
IInyv cTpIyr sSii GRAND RIVER. At
lUGM SIhIke THt BIVo. ~ 1888
OPEN ALLEYS TO-DAY NOON UNTIL s p NJ.
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
unTnp nITv CONNER AT aAcK
MUIUh CllI 20 SIITVS IT s73
AiR.cohOlriOsto FoR YOUR COMFORT.
sat QUA BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
unpTu run l2lOS JOS cAnPAU. sISr
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
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ROCKINGHAM

i-BoBsIs. whsm BAN. ssngone
7-MACDALA. A. One. COpywright
s-JACksTRAw Dune. Henry Payne
l-PACE ii, Cream. Pique.
S-SMART BET. Johnny Jr.. Mixer.
s~~CREAMY, Camera Man. Canee
T-YAHK BOMBER, Plane spotter CrAu-
stark.
s-sPARE THE ROD. Dorothy's Bow Old
Smokey.
BEsT-sMART BET.
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Best Bets
United Press

i-HuMoREsoUE Bob Mann Richmond
JAe
f--sUsAN's TRICK, II n Nspoo
9-BARDIA, Water Pearl. HAstevills
4--WAR JEEP Best Effort Unconditional
t-wHIRLABoUT Mrs. Ames. HeAdley
s-rRxNsFoRMER. Strategic. Famous VIC
wye FOR EYE. Dandy Fox shrimpie.
WI INSTRUMENTATION.
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Horses lisied according 20 post position.
weather cloudy track last
Post las o m iENT
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Hawthorne Entries

BEsT-CHALLENCE ME.
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ToR SATURDAY

Y 81 son RTsdf y e.
Dust Cir 3year-oidt mile
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pyrght 1914. by Charles Jacsaon Published by Earra