Mr. Rubenstein. Then——
Mr. Griffin. What were you doing during that period after you left the Washington Park Jockey Club, and actually the last place you worked at the National Jockey Club.
Mr. Rubenstein. I don’t know about the names of the jockey club but I worked at the racetrack for a while as a mutuel ticket seller.
As I said before, and I am repeating again, that I bought what I could and sold on the road for myself, and I made a living that way.
Mr. Griffin. I see.
It is my understanding you were selling novelties?
Mr. Rubenstein. Novelties, premiums, punchboards, that is about it. That covers a lot of territory.
Mr. Griffin. What part of the country did you travel in when you were doing that?
Mr. Rubenstein. I covered the Middle West.
Mr. Griffin. Did you cover any of the South?