Mr. Griffin. Did you have occasion to see him fairly regularly after that?
Mr. Miller. He would bring his clothes in two or three times a week.
Mr. Griffin. Did there come a time when Jack Ruby asked you to put up a sign for him, or do some other advertising for him?
Mr. Miller. Yes, sir.
Mr. Griffin. When was that, if you recall?
Mr. Miller. That is when he first changed his club into the striptease. He had some little, you call them little pages of folders—not folders, but advertising, and I just put them up for the public.
Mr. Griffin. Was it newspaper advertising?
Mr. Miller. No; he had them printed himself.
Mr. Griffin. Handbills?
Mr. Miller. Handbills; yes.