The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-04

Fifty members OF the Rotary club
Yesterday afternoon Inspected the
focai Nrnuur rfarft7 and passed rsso=
buttons OF appreciation before tsaN-
ing for their homes.
The Rotarians were chaperoncd oy
Vice President Frank T. Mctaden'
who went not helping make NE
worth living in the business world, Is
ministerjnt to the spiritual needs OF
the members of his large and inhu-
entail congregation.
They gathered in the shadows OF
Scale House corner promptly at
o'clock. and without police protec-
ton. entered the portals of the big
packing pIant They wore met at
the aateway by Rotarian O. Fl. Land
pren. manager, who after looking
them over and taking off all Slde
arms and concealed weapons. escort
ed them into the iragniiccnt as
sembly room. where he addressed
them in 4. cordial manner. inviting
them 10 take the good once over be
fore settling down to fine spread OF
ham End eggs hot dog, steak. chuck.
round shoulder and other kinds OF
ss.ecs,. .thgs& >ksaln. MAKE. the high COST
OF living higher.
Many al the Rotarians. not think
tnE- fbbh 'Ilth Natiliiif pNhS az NO
with them but before going into the
plant they were given piece OF
side advice. by Captain Tom NC
Mahon. of the First police station 10
keen the kyoodies out OF the plant,
RS once inside they might accident
ally or otherwise run up against a
buzz saw.
THE EUZZ SAW
And ycu know what huz2- saw
does 10 a kyoodle," said Captain Me
Mahon.
Sam Rosendorf, who said that he
could not keep away from the inspec-
ton, because he expected TO get can
OF lard as a souvenir, hired two small
performances. If North Seventee nth
s,ree. to mind his fox terror. and
Carter Williams turned his bun over
TO the corner to keep until he re-
turned
The party were shown all the In
| side secrets of making meat Ro-
| tartan Landgren, took them out in
| the hack yard and got the Office boy
| to drive up a good-looking healthy
| steer.
merely place this steer in this re-
| ccptaclc. push this button, turn this
| crank. and 10 and behold, here IL a
ham all hageed up and stamped. and
| here Is a quarter of beef all ready
| to send out to the retailer and here
| Is a hide to go to the tanners 10
make shoes with
| Amt that nice" said Arthur Levy.
Now. we have q similar contriv-
ance with which to make sausage"
continued Landgreu.
He took the crowd to another part
of the building. full OF watts and things
, that looked like coffee mills and X-ray
apparatus.
Now" continued the guide. we
take a hog-bring me a hog, boy
and put him in this nice comfortable
box BY merely twisting this crank
blowing up this tube, we have here
q nice package of bologna"
Dog gone" exclaimed Doc Street
| At this remark Sam Rosendorf
turned pale. and hot footed it to the
door. He found the two small boys
securely holding his tarrier. and sighed
In relief
After finding out how easy and sim
pie II Is to make meat good to eat. the
party was ushered into the palatial
private office of Mr.. Langren's, whera
spread out before them were the
choicest cuts OF the most sumptuous
menu ever devised.
III. &. OF l..
That banquet would cost me TWEEN
~ bones per plate" said Baker, the
clubs official caterer
Here Vice President McFadcn ex-
pressed the thanks of the visitors and
some one passed around the cigars
and grape juice, and every one felt
happy
Asked TO explain the causes OF high