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CHICAGO mi REPRESENTED Great Concourse of Sport Lovers From FromvMid vMid West Metropolis Airplanes Special and Regular Trains Carry CarryThousands Thousands to Scene of Americas AmericasMost Most Popular Race Chicago has been represented by as many as 10000 men and women at Churchill Downs on Derby Day That was before the revival of racing in Illinois yet each year since the representation has been large and Saturdays delegation from here will be twice as large as last year Proof of this is had from the statement of railroad officials and sponsors of chartered trains who re ¬ port the heaviest demand for accommoda ¬ tions since 1929 Greater numbers would have taken advantage of these specials which are of the popular allexpense variety including reserved seats at Churchill Downs but for the fact of the announced sellout of boxes and reserved sections at the track trackBesides Besides the train services the American Airways will have three planes to make the round trip on Saturday and probably the largest group will make the journey by auto Quite a few will stop over at French Lick Springs Ind where accommodations have been at a premium since Thursday ThursdayThe The Chicago delegation at French Lack exceeds that of the last five years and in ¬ cludes cludesE E W Lally J Manister Frank W Mane gold Miss Mary V Murphy J M Meyer Mr and Mrs Edwin P Martz Thomas M McHale Thomas D Nash William Costello Mrs Mary Hartigan Mrs MSy McDonough A N Pritzker Joseph H Oberfelder H ONeil Preston E Reed Mitchell C Robin Dr Thomas P Rose L Retchin S K Smith Henry Royer William S Mitchell Barney Rossett Jack Rubens K F Reeve Dr S M Robin Charles E Schiller Wil ¬ liam Sinnot R C Suhr George Simmonds Emil Stern Herman R Schiff E Samuels J W Snyder Harry Steiner Phil Tague Miss Edith Weiner Irving Wolff Simon Wexler M E Weinstock David Zork O O Sternberg H R McLaughlin Louis Meitus Municipal Judge Thomas A Green Robert Worden Dr J C Heisler and Joseph Stern SternOthers Others are J A Amos John Blue Louis Behan Isadore Brown Mrs G M Beattie Miss Lee Powers H J Bligh J A Black I J Berkson L E Block Norman Ben singer B Boris Mr and Mrs P D Block M H Berkson Mr and Mrs Stanley Field Miles Friedman and party A G Feldman H E Goldblatt Arthur Greene Louis E Golan Julius Goodman James P Harding Al Horan Mrs E S Hartman L H Hepp ner J Charles Hirsch Louis Hosbein Jo ¬ seph F Kula Herman Klaf ter Joseph Kamf ner County Commissioner Peter M Kelly S J Klein Ben Kramer Arthur Lindheimer John J Louis and Mrs Charles Levitetz LevitetzThe The largest special out of Chicago will be the James Boring Company train of four ¬ teen cars which will carry 225 persons It left over the Pennsylvania Friday night and will return to Chicago Sunday morning The Sammy Wolff special over the Pennsylvania had a party of sixty The Movie News spe ¬ cial over the Monon route had 165 aboard and 200 reservations were made on the George Ross special over the same line The third annual allclub party sponsored by the Chicago Travel headquarters numbered 128 and also went by the Monon route routeThe The Chicago Travel Bureau party in ¬ cluded cludedMrs Mrs Thomas Howell Dr and Mrs Frank Lagorio Mr and Mrs Walter D Monroe Walter R Howell J A Walsh Mrs B F Zimmer and party A W McGrath and party Robert W Strong and party Mr and Mrs William Sawtiel Mr and Mrs James Hoskins Mr and Mrs David Joyce Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heyworth Mr and Mrs Wal ¬ ter Bucttner Mr and Mrs James Coston A J Hill William Evelett Mr and Mrs Sydney Smith William M Willett and party Mrs Benjamin Collins CollinsMrs Mrs Pauline Burk R C Pruitt R B McMiller and party Mr and Mrs K Mas ¬ ters Mr and Mrs Frank McDonald Mrs C Brown Henry Danils A F Keeney Dr J W Hammill Charles Koepke M A Ar ¬ nold and party Richard Morris and party G W Tennant Bert G Collier John G Keefe and party Mrs Carl Leigh J G Steinbrecher Mrs E R Fifield Frederick Armstrong and D J Eaton EatonThe The George Ross special had many well known politicians and included includedThomas Thomas E Nash Senator George M May ¬ pole Aid George Kells Leonard Hicks Sen ¬ ator and Mrs William J Connors S Ander ¬ son M Chickering Richard Nash Charles Bartels Joseph Higgins Gene Meaney Mr and Mrs Frank Stone Judge Ben Epstein Henry Crown Aid James Cusack Henry Seeburger Horace Lindheimer Mr and Mrs Edward F Kelly John Melanthy Mr and Mrs A J Kelly Paul V Colianni Judge Francis Borrelli Aid and Mrs J M Arvey Senator and Mrs Joseph H Donahue Aid Albert F Schultz Judge and Mrs Faulkner Mr and Mrs George Brown Aid and Mrs Henry Sonnenschein Judge and Mrs George Weiss Aid H L Connolly Judge N J Bonelli Aid and Mrs John Duffy Mr and Mrs William Lee Aid William Murphy Mr and Mrs Milton Connelley Charles Cerese Charles Schavone Paul Kare Mr and Mrs James Franey Aid and Mrs Joseph Ros tenkowski Raymond W Moore Aid John J Grealis Raymond J Bergen John Boyle Edward Crawford Harry Russell William Groves Louis Collins Mae Clark Leo P Dwyer Edward J Kaindl Aid James B Bowler BowlerWilliam William Mackey J Sheehan Dr J Mona han Mr and Mrs John Crane Edward Sweeney Edward Healey Gertrude Cole Mr and Mrs Dan Blanco Margaret Shevlin Mary McEncrney Betty Tracy Mary Martin Joseph Ford Mr and Mrs A Macjewski Mr and Mrs Martin J OBrien Joseph Dire Michael Iraussi Mr and Mrs Lawrence Barrett Edward Kolar Edward Komorous William Loeffler and John Zoubek ZoubekThe The Movie News party included Vincent Bendix and party Howard Gillette and party J Oliver Johnson and party Mr and Mrs C J Fullam Mr and Mrs W H Gov enlock Dr and Mrs J A Powers James Hutchins and party Carl Huff and party G N Zimmerman and party Charles E Davis and party E Lennox and party Mr and Mrs John McCaleb Mr and Mrs J A Valentine Mr and Mrs N F McNaugh Mr and Mrs H Odium and J F Osten and party
