Sally's Cocktail Bar, a WWII Milwaukee bar popular with gay men, gay hustlers, prostitutes, and servicemen, was called a "moral hell hole" by police and cited by military and health officials as a known venereal disease hotspot. (Although unaccompanied women were targeted, it's unclear whether the superspreaders were male or female.) Owner Peter Antross lost his license in 1944, but the Common Council reneged if he changed the "offensive" name. (At the time, "Sally" was slang for an effeminate man.) Antross chose The Gaytime Bar, and the Council, seemingly unaware of the sarcasm, reinstated his license.