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LONDON, Feb. 8 (U, P) —George Arliss, one of the foremost creators of character joles on the British

Mr, Arliss, who once said that “even my most ardent admirers admit that I am not much to look at,” remained Arliss in all the roles he played—Voltaire, Disraeli, Wellington, Alexander Hamilton and Rothschild.

He always choked personally, however, costumes, props and the language of the period before attempting to portray a character. Born George Augustus Andrews in Bloomsbury, a district of London, April 10, NOD Ee sarted work as an apprentice in his father’s print shop. He dabbled in amateur theatricals at night, and finally made his debut as a super” with the Elephant and Castle company in a melodrama, “Saved From the Sea.” Came to U. 8. In 1901

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George Arliss historical characters around whom linger great love stories and fascinating dramas. Because he was an indefatigable research worker and dug up every

acter he was playing, Mr. Arliss’ films were considered accurate transcripts. Mr. Arliss’ last film, “Dr, Syn,” was made in England in 1937. Mr. Arliss was trademarked by his monaele, a sartorial ‘affectation, since his youth. After years of success in America, he returned to his native London, where he wrote his last book, “My 10 Years in the Studios,” in 1940.

AWARD CONTRACTS

The state nighwey department yesterday awarded the following road contracts: Park county, Gast Construction Co. of Warsaw, $151,586.46; Hancock and Madison counties, A. L. Dougherty of Whiting, $110,179; Gibson county, Green Construction Co. of Oaktown, $202,558; Miami and Wabash counties, Acme Construction Co. of Ft. Wayne, $158,340; Clinton and Carroll counties, Acme Con-

Tippecanoe, Clinton and Booth counties, Calumet Paving Co. of In- | dianapolis, $522,775; Tippecanoe (county, Calumet Paving Co., $337.{639; Huntington county, Green Con- | struction Co., $51,303; Huntington, | Moellering Construction Co. of Ft. | Wayne, $478,248; Jackson county, | K. M. Winslow of Salem, $16,647; | Elkhart, John Dehner of Ft. Wayne, $202,187; Putnam and Hendricks | counties, W. T. MacDonald of In-

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ASHERVILLE—Bward L. Della Barne : OPEN HERE FRIDAY Oe ei i, 25, | TE rn brother | Clarence; aan, hos ae, Orvil ar ii daughter r ‘Mor.’ . 8. ris; sisters, Mrs. le Ma Mrs, Clark Tryouts for the Second annual gh OS WELL Jesse Parson 52, piurvivars: Freeland; brother, Harry ; 1d ewey. - IT . A 7 8. Coliseum at 7:30 o'clock tonight, Mi Ee ig: Kr, Be Porat, in EEC fio sme [iy af Ruth it, Mrs. Jewell : : NEN eh. D0 too pm oer POM Bittern ide ave; woke, Gh Bibles ont, Sit. iktre elt ott Is, usch; son: ’ Tr The city park and recreation dos wAUNRER es Me Garber. Su- Wier, Jose, x , ne: . usban -| LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Dessie Pes |’ POTTA Trou od partment, 101 E. 21th st. will uc |jenct” copies” ar. | dienes, Mr | wat” 4% Guinan. putamen Opal ah ese: Pe LSE = 4 p. m. Friday, announced Mrs : brother, Hershel Wai Frank Seichaike, 81." Survivors: Sons, iy G Jes, we, Nema Norma Koster, special activities pes se Barviser: Re. Bliaabath | 8 Harol Broad. ur Baars" Eo Lit * | Little, sup Peter Placher: A a grvirers: Pather, | Hse: : Deadline for teen-age canteen Ary Survivor: Daughter: brofbare Alot, Soh, hay ples 5 Be Ron, “pum survi.| 490. Md nominations of the snow and ice DAYTON—James C. Hill, 68. Survivors: |YIvors: Wits. Maude; tous. ‘Don, Floyd; Ann: mother.” op essing; Participating queens is 4 p. m. Friday, sald MTS. | wife Mary Jane: son, Van: brother, Al dsughier. Mrs. Leona Ellyson. Ahn; mother. Mis ann Leduing: siaters, | ord in a Koster. Election of the queens will [bertus; sister, Mrs. Laura iilderbrand. | Mrs. Helen Scot Alderson, 41. Survie Wg Rn ole itd which question be held in the department's offices|; EDINBURG Mis tucretis Bafuhil, 80. MARION—Goorge M. Marmaduke. 0.1 0000 nie ser Lu of Tuesday. 8 W. Coy. Survivors: Sisters, Etta Fitts, Lola Hop- Daughter. Mrs. naboth Frans siters Park church: » Ms ~ | Mrs. Catherine ra Mrs. Pri Nea. 2 . Ks A penn Schumachier, president of} ELKNART-Mrs Sereh Buia Sense, 30 pune A wn; dn urvivors: man, Mrs. Elmer De Braler; brother, pastor of Central Avenue city council, has boarl elected | guncer Mrs. Harry Oripe. Walter Kime; Wothers, Fred, Wiliam Bmubiits oi Susvivorst church and formes king of winter for the show FLORA Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith, | Billy Lea Ry five months. Survi- mors. brothers, and Bamett:, sis: Evansville college, The show will be presented to the Oh Survivors: Sons, Grover, Tom, Floyd, | vors: is: Fursa 46 Mr, aa a. Leroy Lamons. | ters, ip Mattie Henry, Mrs. Della 'Van- Mikels, Times writ public in the Coliseum at 8 P. M..|" poReviLLE rs. Anette B. Searle ive: “Duughie ters. “iin Sig nd Reiser, |g. A daha, Gp Survivors: Sons.| Other toples to be di Feb. 19 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Irene Barues, _~ iy | Lou iy Juco ais ; Mrs. Romola Kase; sons, Marshall Savi Sore : x. tn ifs. Meo Faye. pinger include some false exp : Arthur. ia : nr Rr 42, Burvivors: | philiip. : Everest. religion, the essentials SAEENUASTLE-- Leno! - n } son 3 - > Fl i R “Gees ean | tore. Dire May, Rose Mary: moder. Riad, Sa We vivare: wits, Addis:| LoUSIOD SHlective, and & ori a ace o GREEN HILL—Donald Lee Lougnacker, Mary Sproul; sisters, Mrs. Belsona Pra: “a rs. Emma Schneider. ‘| the inadequacies of 1 Sra bon aan: Bas - raid A such chanan, 35. Survivors: y Bennett, Burvivors: n | liglons which cause Richard; sister, Sharon. ’ 'Iwite, Mary A.. daughter, Sharon Kay: | Pred et fart sister, gg Ry to religious rackets.

Bets May Be $175 Million

"(Third of a Series)

By JACK BELL Times Specisl Writer MIAMI, Feb. 6-—Florida, a state with only two and a quarter million inhabitants, is scattered over one of the union's largest state areas. Because of the huge swamp areas we're listed as one of the nation’s last frontiers. But during the 1945-46 racing season we're going to bet about $175,000,000—and take better than 5 per cent of it for state use. Last year, despite the war, our nine greyhound tracks handled $19,000,000. This season the West Flagler Kennel club of Miami has han- - died: nearly 46500000. in hall of its allotted 80 nights. * - ~ THERE ALSO is a Spanish game spelled Jal Alai and pronounced Hi-Li. Its mutuel play for a third of the season is a million and a quarter dollars. Tourists have to reserve seats six weeks in advance. When folks come down with pari-mutuel intent we sock ‘em right between the covers of their wallets, Every time a man bets a dollar at Hialeah we get 15 cents. . » » - OF COURSE, our take is chicken feed compared to New York, where the mutuel play averaged . + $2,000,000 a day for 185 days; or California where they're averaging $2,400,000 a day and taking 13 per cent of it. In New York the state gets 4 per cent, the track 6; under California’s sliding scale it's roughly 5 per cent for the state, the remainder for the track. In Florida the horse track gets 7 per cent of the mutuel take, the

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state old age fund 5 and 3 per cent | is divided evenly among 67 coun- | ties | * » » $0 THE business—long, long

| ago it passed the sports category —has a lot of supervision, grow- | ing steadily and more strongly | entrenched. The fact that California offers far bigger purses than does Florida doesn't affect Florida racing too greatly because there are lots of good nags. This year Hialeah will give $1,200,000 in purses. Gulfstream has raised its purses to a $2000 minimum with the same figure for Tropical park.

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'ROOM FOUND AFTER 3 NIGHTS IN LOBBY

| MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Feb. 6 (U. | P.).~Mrs. Minna Epstein, the sit- | ting lady from Brooklyn, had a room of her own today. It is in a | private sanitarium. After she spent) 1 four days and three nights in the | iobby of a hotel where she had no | reservation, friends obtained space [for her at a rest home. She had a |good night's sleep in one of the resort city’s few unoccupied beds.

Organizations

Queen Esther Auxiliary, O. EB. 8, will meet at p. m. Priday in the Masonic | | temple, North and Illinois sts., with Mrs. Lura Van lderstine, president, in charge. Ths suxidary will hold a card party at {1 p, m. Monday at the Foodcraft shop.

*o'den Rule chapter, 0. E. 8, will ob. -erve Advance Night and confer degrees at a meeting in the Misano temple, North and Tllinois sts., at 8 p. Friday. | Iola Dickinson is worthy aon and Oscar Dickinson is worthy patron.

Fidelity Review 140, Woman's Benefit association, will meet at 3 p. m. tomor- | row in their hall, 322 E. New York st.

Naomi suxiliary, 0. E, §., will meet in | the home of Mrs. Cumi Hornbuckle, 3352 N. Sherman dr., at noon Priday. They will have a luncheon and business meeting.

Crossroads of America lodge 9501 will sponsor & public card Wl rd in the home of Mrs, Helen Wood N. Gladstone, at 7:30 p. m, today.

Ramona Greve Woodman Circle Officers club will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home oi Mrs. Mary Schreckengost, 2433 Guilford ave.

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