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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21
NOTION PICTURE news
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
Alta TO-DAY
ENID BENNETT HAS
DELIGHTFUL ROLE IN
"FUSS AND FEATIfI0ItS''

A novel role. that of the daughter
OF a 'prospector. was selected for dain-
| ~ Enid Bennett. In her latest Para
mount picture, Fuss and Feathers
which will be displayed at the Alta
theatre today. IL is said that Miss
Bennett never portrayed a more con-
vincing character than this and that
her work therein Is all that can bs
desired.
The story of Fuss and Feathers
was written by Julien Josephson, and
is was directed by Fred Niblo under
the supervision Of Thomas II. Ince
An unusually powerful cast was select
ed to support the star, the players in
cltding Douglas MacIean, leading
man. J. p. Lockney, Charles French,
Sylian Ashton and Robert McKim.
Human interest, the thrill of tense
scenes humor and mans attractive
settings, particularly those represent
ing the mining camp. will. II is be-
lieved Justify the prediction that this
is a distinctive production and one OF
the most unique in which Miss Ben
nett ever has appeared.
The story concerns a prospector who
strikes 1t rich and his daughter susie.
They go to San Francisco where they
are snubbed by society, but Susie has
her avenge and marries a scion of
wealth and aristocracy. There are
many strong situations filled with in
tcrest and heart appeal.
Robert Newhard is n photographer
OF artistic ability who has recently
become identified with the Thomas H.
Ince company and who has done ex-
quisite work in his camera work on
Fuss and Feathers"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21
AMUSEMEN
"GOING up"


Everybody ought to know how to
do the ''Tickle-Toe." SO runs the lyric
of one of the big song hits in Going
Up" musical comedy which broke
all records at the Liberty Theatre
New York. for nearly two years and
which now, on its first out of town
tour. is one the great successes of the
season. Going Up will be seen at
the oregon Theatre on May %.
TunefuI and with charm all its
own, this superlatively fine musical
play Is a delight to the senses. It has
q perfectly thrilling plot, a charming
love story perfect cast, a beautifully
gowned and good to look at chorus,
and as for melody. the cadence and
rhythm of Going Up" is the talk OF
the entire theatrical world The plot
in Going Up" is ingenious. The hero
who claims great prowess as an avia-
tor. in reality has never been off the
ground. He owns an aeroplane, how
ever and when circumstances in the
plot of the comedy occur calling him
to make n flight. his terror is very
real indeed. How in the end he really
goes up in n real aeroplans, and comes
down. covered with glory, forms one
Of the many amusing scenes in this
extravagantly humorous musical conn
edy with Its chorus background of
pretty girls together with n splendid
cast Of principals.
Besides "Ticllle-Toe'' n few of the
many song hits that will he whistled
for many moons are. "If You Look in
Her Eyes" THE Touch of a Woman's
Hand" Going Up, 81 Want a Deter
mined Boy" ''Kiss Me-" do it for
Me" and when the Curtain Falls"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-21

New York City has planted on the
Ashokan watershed about 1900. 600
evergreen trees of different species.
Their present value is about 81 ,0oe.-
900. but every year makes hem
much more valuable as conservators
OF the city's water supply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
GHAS. QUARRIER
DIED At SEA On
MARCH THE 18th
Willy. ARRIVE ~ NEW
S-7YnrK OF The 8. 3. ROMA THIS
,rourIma AND RHOUoHT HONC
Puusru1 VIII 30 Hnld Prom 'hs A"1e
Hestdpnoo On tho bethany FiAo
b. - Woon ednlo-

Charles Qnnrrl1r. we'll know" "u' -'"a
l,stn yo,rns man. passed away a." mo H.
Il HERNIA on tho Atlantic ""rnn. 7"Ino
t4Innn, <t,r..aa tho day 81 March 10. Ao-1'ro-
sosr IN moro o,,.Iitmir lnf'rmhtt"" rr"ri"'
- n, his family hers y"Hinrd"y i''
sk.er,t,Yt stated that u, nur"un'b"h Y" h"er'
e1tia.
rtA inst word received from him was
1sttsr written To HIS mother. 'nt"''
cfyYuaJ-y IN. md pontu'nrk"Tl III. Nu9'".
r.pco II In thought That b" wna ES'
Jnv rcndy TO .mbnrk for IN" Ihlt"i
lafntea at that ,,rnr md TINT h" pnHa't'
away only n day or two nftor III" V"Hs'i
E1aSt tho conat OF France Tho rnHHel
iE,.Slcd from MnracIllcs and II In lhou"ht
"a took rl,o southern rout" md pnas"o
throuKh tho Azorea.
r. Thu frst word to roach hcro tolitnR
NJ fs,o young mans death was TINT re-
asxed wednesday, evening by hin aged
Soox1,er. The family WAS Preparing lot
lis return His father Ind passed nwnS
kxary suddenly only short limo hHo.
&eharles was q great fnVorttc with oil
Ind had a host OF friends who VIII
Eunourr his demisc. Ho was mcmb"'
- the Three Hundred and Fourteenth
Aid artillery and Bnw active serVic" al
HE front. Whether or not any o. ms
Snouradas were with him Is not known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
PUBLIC INVITED TO
ATTEND MEETING OF
MEDICAL SOCIETY
To 8o Hold Tonight at windsor Hotel-
Motod Ohio Physician to DollVor\
T1moly Address.

The public Is invited TO attend tho
meeting OF the Ohio County Medical so
clcty to be held tonight, beginning Ut
$50 o'clock. in the purlors OF the wind
sor hotel Or. Charles Kccsor. president
Of the society. is especially anxious thnt'
the Woman's club. Rotary and kiwanls
clubs, Red Cross. Associated Charities
and all organizations and individuals IN
torcsted in the bcttcrmcnt OF tho heath
Of the community attend.
A feature OF the meeting will be an
address by Or. Jcnry II. Goddard. d.
rector OF the OHIO bureau OF Juvenile
reasenrch OF Columbus. Ohio. on 'Phy-
steal and Mental Conditions Underlying
Juvenile. Delinquency" In view or tho
Wholesale crimes committed In Wheel
,nu and vicinity Of Int" Ivy Juveniles.
the subject Is nh especially Timely one.
MANY members Of the Medical s"o'-
ety, including the president. l'r. kr1s"'
raw IN. famous picture. tn" ringer III
Iunllcu" an expose or III" h"t"r'"us
u,pr,unted district known ma IN" i'nr'
nnrv Coast OF Han Francisco. when ~"h
,.t,ruinutnd In 1917. lr, Rren"r la DO
bnIr or tho Medical n"rlriy. desires '"
,hnpl, Manager T"inlrr nnh Mr.. ""'' IT.
Oh. lorturor who accompanies 'h" NV
,u-n pr, Rpennr ninird that Tho p",' ", "
,. , most vivid norrn"n on ~" p'l'"'"
and dauRorn nf o"rnInnr"iniihrh Woo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
WHEELING CQLLEG|lNS,
TO PLAY UNIVERSITY.

Special Dispatch 90 Thn tntslllSsnc1r
MUnuANfOWN. hpril S,z~|thou1h ING
(0rrnaI bne-iatI HGtiadVia Tor tho 1ht,ts
nnns.,, ~ Wn.l virginia has nnt rnt
been uI"n.d ~ approved hare " WE
lnriniInly duGihnd i"1hy that the Ifah.
ra,rna w"ult hn pinynd hare an pr'nnY
muh nniurhny, hu'ii iiih ana t1ih WIN
Il,n WhnniIng f"ll"gian Team. w"
ulrungnai tnnu ~ Wheeling ana on"
lhnI cprtnlnn nu iia TuHinr tho names OK
such pIaynrH ~ nm" stobbsi tho Ior-=
, ,rcr w. m J. star sll-rdnnd sthietnI
unIph Candy. tho former w. V. u. hnpr
led: Carl Miller. formerly star seconq
smoker nj West Virginia Wnsleyan ana
nihrr Of no less prominence.
The rirHl college gnmes OF the season
will be with Ohio unlvcrslty here on
, hpriI 18th and 10Th and bethany wiz
foIIow for n brace Of games on April
25 md 20. >,
be strong attractions and local rahs Arc
ithirstInE for the national pastime. kem
per Shelton viii have MS work gu. I ~.
Tor him TO get his men In shape Tor
tho opener coming as soon As II DOCS.
Hc hns had only one day Of the outside
.ince he came on March eth. thouEh
; he has made use Of the DasketDall
Ark" for the pitchers and catcners
ma scvcral OF these are rounding 1nto
shane Latterncr Garden and lemicy
: ssnacIaIly show good form In tho: box
enT both Martin and Alleman promise
great things az receivers. S %.n,,n nc
s 1neIiribIe +" to play the catching depart
m ,ner'h will still be strong. Dawson. q
nnnm,oT outfielder OF last year. WI
reeu, he worked In tho pitcher. box
"II through this season II Garden. Lem.
lev or some or tho other pitchlnA San
dihnre7 fail TO come me- up m no games
with InttGrnor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
FEDERAL MEN
ARE HERE To
VIE VI PICTURE
Dr. RUHREI.I. A. JEWETr, OF THH
UNITED RTATHa PUBLIC EEALTH
arRvTCE TO HrEAR TODAY.
DR.. CHARLES Raenor. OF The OHIO County
Medical Association, Endorses
Great Picture.

Record breaking ATTENDANCE" Mt cach
and every performances of "'rhc Finger
OF Justice being shown at tho virginia
Theatre oil week have b"cn the rul" ana
today promises to be- the biggest day
of them all. The show ia attracting
young and old alike. although no one Is
admitted under the aCr of sixteen years
unless accompanied by their guardian
or an adult. and they must be over ell
even years OF age then.
Today those attending the shows al
tho Virginia Will be accorded rare
treat when DR.. Russell A. Jewctt OF the
United States public health service OF
Washington. D. C.. will deliver nm nd
dress in connection with the great vice
picture Ho arrived In the city last
evening with several assiatants and VIII
he at the afternoon and evening per-
rormancea today. TIL" house VIII II"
doubt he packed
There ar, also several other hrhi!h
espcrls Ia the city who viii lhlh, nr
Charles Kr-a"r. or the tIhl" county
Medical Ansnrinii"n. has ais" placed his
niamp OF approval nn the pl'lnr" "t"'
Nays that every man aud woman In ih"
oliy should nee u.
I.aai evening finnnI"r Howard fhi'h"'
land a nmin1,or nr dn"t"rn aud nufn"r
on1 tho rncJuhrrn ar tho EIwnH,n "h'
Rotary ,,Iuha wrr" the Pm"rlr ar An""
nor Ohm rIor Tcinlur md wlIn"ra"1 The
picture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
MANY NOTABLE uHITnU
ia nennH 0IvHM FnHMInHtOa
NJ anHpnAI. rnnHHIHa TO
TRAIN ron nAOpH
paos Will a. Held Under ell. Ausp'csS
OF tn. UnlghtH Of oolnDib"a' AN"
nta0ad on River 6sIns.

rhnrs. April a--Onrsmcn from Tho
UnItcd E,ntcs England. France, italy.
belgium md Portugal mr." ready !" c",n,
peto In tho internni Ionhl rcgaitn horc or or
tho Seine, April II, und"r nuHp'ccH OIL
tho KnIghta OF Columbus: ,u,,
The United States will he wortnliy
represented in all tho events. as soHle
Of the worlds best ohrsmHn nrc In
leave Of absence TO tral n for and par
ticipnto in the approaching contests. ;,
Among the latest American cahoi-
dates for aquatic Obstruction arc qGo,S o ~.
gincers, n native Of Honolulu. Hnwali.
and n member Of several Hawaiian noat
clubs: segl. Ira J. Emery, 37th DIVISION;
former member Of tho senior clght-oarea
OF New York; Capt H. Y. stebhins, l9th
Field Artillery. whose experience IN
cludes two years rs stroke OF the Eel,
Ierive Club. Switzerland. one season VIII
land. stroke and captain Of the fresh
man crew and later No. 1 OF the varsity
crew at the University Of California:
Lieut.. Guy II. Gale. coKsWaln university
Of California freshman AND ynrnliy
crews 1914 10 1917; Copl. A. w.: Cush-
man, Battery Is. SAT Field Artillery. bow
ON the vnrnity crews or tho Universal
Of Warrington. 1911 and III >. hnh li"'i'.
Harry W. O"hrl. 29ih Dlvlni"n InrnlnrV
or thn Arundel boat club. ltnitimorr.
ruwinp No. Ia the snninr four Tor
srycu yrara up /" 1915. during whlrh
limo tho crew won the lDinrnn lhnnl
fnur~nnrrd championship and National
senior championship for nnv"raI pm HDi,H'
Homo 0r ihn nnlnd nrnllorH from me
Unite d Hlnirn who hnvn mn1o f"rHlnl
cnI rIcn for Tho rnRalin nro. I'rlvnln AZ
fred hndrrnnn. fnrnnh EnFinn"rn fn"r-
Woo Company. f"rrnnrly Of tho l'inN"ln
Jnrk Iirnl club. Chlcngo. nnd CAM.
George 49, Porhnr Jr., Company q. Ninth
Infantry, or Arundel Iinnt Club fnrno.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
pEI.LAIRE Ia ETFEOTHD TO DIE
rUTn TIL CLAIM MADE FT
THE LOCALS.
There In Possibility OF steubenviil"
Diaputlna Claim Alao.

No answer WINS received yesterday
from any basketball teams In III" 'hl"
valley dIsputing tn" claim OF Captain
I,obrccht for tho valley championship.
Ecllnirc is expected TO diaput" the claim
and there Is also possibility OF near
ing from Stcubcnvillr.
Cathedral has not hccn heard from
despite the fact TINT they believe they
have us much right to tho championship
as Wheeling high. Rcllairc Is expected
To give an answer during the next ir"
days, as they have Il very good quintc'
that has given every tenn in the valley
Il hard game.
Wheeling dcfratc cd Rcllnlrc on inc
local iI0or several weeks ago. while
Hcllairc defeated the locals on the ono
Iionr by small margin. Th1re IL m"cl
rivalry between the two schools. ana "
battle royal IA, assured In all contests
rlwcriI these lwn schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
ASSAILANT OF
CAPTAIN MENDEL
HEARD TODAY
case Of O. N. HolooInb TO 10 Hroosne
4sforo Squire K1ndelbor9uE.

Tho hearing Of c. M. Holcomo. uaV-
cling salesman. arrested sovoral WeeH"
apo for assaultinK Captain Harry Moi
del In tho billiard parlor OF tho Mcclure
hotel. will take place this afternoon "'
2 o'clock before Justice Klndclbergcr ~
the county jail. He Is Charged win
felonious assault.
It Is alleged that Holoomb suech
Mandel following an argument ana tnat
Captain Mendel foil. striking MS mean
on pool table. inflictlng bad Hhsh III
his SCALP. The victim OF the assault
wss connned To the Ohio Valley General
hosoital for several days. where IL was
Yhouxbt for some time that tho result
mi ght prove serl1us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
CHIEF OF POLICE
REPORT FOR MARCH

RI. CITY ,nas,aH.T v.ai '~"'a'~"h
tha f.ti" wing p"li"" r"is"i f"T W."
o,n,,ii, 1T MaT'i, RI" '""n'i h"a ''"~"
q aur,,~-s rr"'n sv"'Y r"lu, ~ v'"~. '""
1871 arprais that wa" 'r"," w"a ~" w."
usually largo n"h III" Vi''r ~'hr""
rralra n,M nix fnmai"a amt \" ~" o'ty
vuvkhnmDe whs nniI''cr a t"'s'rh f"f
largo Or Amnll r"mml,alH 10 that inati-
tut lUn:
Number nf arroair -.-------. ~
Number Of mako. white - LAW
Number OF mnle, colorcd ---------- IL
Number OF female. white ..---.---- IL
Number OF fornale. colurrd
Malos rcnt 10 city prison ..,-.----. %
F,maIca aent 10 city prison $1,000
Tho financial report OF tho police Ia
also n medium report. and follows:
Amount OF fines and costs asHessed.
n.443,6o: amount Of fines and costs ooi-
lccted, 31.214.50: ambulance corvice foes
collected, $105: total. Sl.319.50.
Ambulance calls
Patients conveyed. sickness .....-.-R7
Patients conveyed. accidents 100000 II
Patrol calls -.-.-.------.---..''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
SAN A. HAYS IN
| CITY FOR few DAYS

~ A .ffa w. atata COLLECTOR ar lnl"rial
kr6Rssluo with "nl.Gs la i-arh"Inh"fk 10
la thu atty payins "a" "h"'"'''a'i'"
Esistt u tho i"Gal f"s.ii'"" "Hi'" """
S,sgDApa aaI "n the .''i"'tn'I"" 1'""ha
Agaitta aa1 la. '"l"t". u" "''"is "'
SHtsaR ,Sui a"y s"I""si""""' ~"'''" ''"H
Aftesss si,-'" W." la r"'i"h h"" """""''
thsJfvtr~,i"" To- '"'"'"" 49," ''''''" ''''''
ksii.,~tard end ~ Iak"a i.'s4"E \" ""b"
o., ,,,,,. 'Th. uu.-ii lows err "fi"" '""'
%a.,nS ana many ,s,yI",eil'n '"pro"""
Haft.ss J,av, h~-r irat ~ M" niH'"nh
E,yasadi,yo SI1,t~h romntlr mos tho local
ksst,sat1r. carn", jur, tnthon. and ihoHo
HCtYtrectrr will b" brought before "f.
hfnya for sofutlon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
APPRAISERS VIEW
RAPP PROPERTY

No settlement was reached In the NAL
ter between the county commissioners
and william Rapp in regard to damages
done to Rapp's property. which was
condemned for tho building of the new
Mt. dc Chnntal road.
Tho county offered to pay Rapp 500
for tho portion OF property used and
maintain tho road. This ofrcr was re-
looted and Mr. Rnpp submitted n propo-
sition to pny him 5000 und keep tho
roud In repair
Tho county honrd. with n number or
nprinincrr. wont over the property yoa-
tcrdny morning Ia nrrlv" nj n"nr hnhIn
for rottl~mrnt. a number or wltnoHn6'
t~ntir1ed Mt both morning and afternoon
roknton,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

INTERNATIONAL ROWING REGATT IA
WILL BE HELD ON SEINE APRIL z
SIRIPPERS MEET

Tho t!irl ntTIur"r1 t"rnl hold ih"lr
regular rr"ilnr last 'v"ninE Ia III" ON"
ValIry Traded Hnrl Inbnr naanuihIy. tn"
regular nrdor uf buHinoHH wna carried
out. 4 report rrun tn" various f"cl"rl"s
employing Tobacco" whrhnrH wnH I" ~"
effect Tint thIuga arr Frightening for
tho workers. moro labor hoing employed
daily by tobacco concerns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
-
aHHHH HIGH OrTTCE.

Special Dispatch to Tim IntcillEcnonr.
Fh1RMONT. w. W., April 3.--Tha
rtnrt or'tho candidacy hf HrnokH lc1cm-
Ing. Jr.. for grand exalted ruler or tho
Drnrvolnnt md PROTECTIVE" Order OF
Elks In tho United States begun nor"
this week whom no was inEtnilcd na OK
allied ruler OF tho Fnlrlnnnt lodge. M
ono must he pnst grand exalted ruler
to DO eligible to tho highcst position 10
L;lkdom The position was formerly oc-
cupicd by John X. Toner. or Chnrierol'
Pa, prominent in the sporting Worio'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
ATHLETIC Meet FOR
INTERMEDIATE BOYS

An athletic meet. Is being held by the
Intermediates members of the Young
Mems Christian association. Various
meets are being held by cach class OF
the boys. and arc proving very interest
ing. 4 certain fumbcr Of points Is
given the victor of each contest. AT inc
completion of the meet the boys having
The largcs number - points Will he &c
cIurcd the winners.
The standing broad jump ana snap
under bur were held this week. and tho
winners nre M follows:
dtundina HrouH JumD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
WON'T ACQUIRE LAID.

MEXICO CITY. Wednesday,. April e.
(By the Nssociat ri rcss.)-ln lower
California there arc various foreign en-
tcrnrisca among which arc one or two
In nancsc to which have hccn given con-
ccssons for tho exploitation Of certain
natural resources In various places. put
mono of them has been permitted nor
will be permitted to acquire tracts OF
land. because the constitution prohipiIs
this definitely. was a statement Hlane
tniI,, Nv General Amadn Aguirre, under
secretary Of agriculture and develop
rncpt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
rou OLosnn RELATIONS.

I.tISEMiIiitu. Aprll ). 'Th" govern
rcni submitted Ia III" chamber "f drt"-
tirn to-day plan FOR rl"n"r o"h"'h''
IrIuilonn with frame" nnl li"lElhih an
vriI an bur for IA referendum a." vac
,ursiIun Of future rtrIu Ur government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
EUREKA MOTOR co.
nsxorxHnirs&1on of the DISTRIBUTORS OF
the Famous AppsrDon Car
e In Effected

~ an Interesting meeting held last
xeufnx tho Eureka Motor company
sIected q now board Of directors and
hxdSo made arrangements for expanding
S8uing mo coming season.
Tho new board OF directors Is com
nosed Of z c. Prince. E Prince, T. NJ.
Kna1ss, /. N. Fltno and E I. Kline.
EFhe officers elected are E. G. Prince,
.heazt6ent: John w. Knauss, vice prcsi-
IASrrt. and L. NJ Kline, secretuy and
assasurer.
49,
s.llt s,--- e-e r.mps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
MI ANSWER To THE OHIO VALLEY
CHAMPIONSHIP CLAIM MADE BY DAN
RQBRECHT IF WHEELING HIGH FIVE

for Luxembourg.
Tho chamber dordnh I" flrcnaa llo
he question "r ncun"inI" relations WI"
Frnnrr and l'"lgiuu,. hut rejected
prmpustl~n IL gnnd pnrl"''""'"''
hrIcgnt ion to t'nrig.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

ntInding Hrohd Jump.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-09-23
ANNUAL PARISH MEETING
OF UNIVERSALISTS
HELD

The annual parish meeting of the
First Universalist church was held in
Cyrus Yawkey hall on Wednesday
evening. A $50 dinner preceded the
business of the evening, members of
the Ladies' Aid society furnishing the
repast under the direction of Mrs. F. l..
Burt, president. Judge A. H. Reid
presided. Between seventy-five and
one hundred attended.
1t was announced that $1S,150 had
been subscribed in the drive which the
church has just finished for funds. A
number of Memorial windows were
disposed of during the year. Support
of the Sunday school was urged by
Mrs. c. H. Ingraham. Following sew
eral other reports, Rev. VIM. ]. Tay-
lor, pastor of the church, presented
his report for the seven and one-half
months of his pastorate. One of the
features of the report was the an
nOuncement that 27S personal calls
had been made during the period.
A yesper service to be conducted
each Sunday afternoon, probably at 4
O'Clock, was an announcement which
caused general interest The vespers
will be of highly religious nature
and will last only one hour, during
which there will be an organ recital,
an address not to exceed ten minutes
by the pastor, solos by singers and
choir number. Among those who
urged the vespers were Mesdames
Jeanette Coates, F. W. Burt, E. A.
Gooding, A. L. Kreutzer, w. H. Them,
C. H. Ingraham, Frank Kelly. Fred
Becker and Messrs. ]. n. Manson, Wal
ter Curtis, C. C. Yawkey. w. H. Thorn,
Frank Kelly, DR.. Ladwig.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-09-23
LEATHER COMPANY
STARTS MONDAY
AMITY PRODUCTS COMPANY
OCCUPYING OLD CITY
HALL

The Amity Leather Products COM
pany is now moving its equipment to
Wausau. 1t will locate in the old city
hall building, which has been remod-
eled and offered the company as a
temporary factory. The concern is
four years old, having commenced op-
erations at West Bend, Wis, where it
has enjoyed a rapid growth. Re-
Gently due to certain conditions, the
company sought a location elsewhere.
This city was considered and upon in
vestigation and the offer of the city
to provide site when the concern was
ready to build, influenced the choice
of Wausau.
On next Monday, according to the
officers, who were in Wausau the lat
ter part of the week, work will be
commenced. R. II. Rolls, president
and general manager, and Fred Froe-
del, superintendent of the West Bend
plant, were in the city at that time
Frank Pugel, West Bend, will arrive in
the city to become superintendent.
Applications
Applications for employment may be
made personally to the superintendent,
there being a need for a number of
workers. An opening for young men
and women over seventeen years of
age is promised. force of twenty
five will be employed at the start and
will be increased as rapidly as help
can be trained. A line of the highest
quality leather goods manufactured,
such as card cases, bill books, wallets,
portfolios, collectors cases and ad-
vertising novelties, will be placed on
the market by the concern, according
to one of the officers.
For the men, it is announced, there
is an excellent opportunity to become
highly skilled craftsmen. A travelling
force of six statesmen will be main
The concern will maintain
New York office.
The use of the city hall has been
granted to the Amity Leather Products
for a period OF five years, af-
ter which it will be necessary to con-
struct plant. Producers of Quail
ity Goods Only" is the assertion of
the line produced.