The Washington herald., 1920-05-10
D. C. BOOSTERS
TRIP SUCCESS
Maryland and Virginia
Towns Give Capital Mer-
chants Hearty Greeting.

Following day of successful at
tack at several points along the up
per Potomac the boosters" of the
Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation, led by President Philip
King. landed at Miller's wharf, near
the mouth of the river. late yester-
day afternoon and stormed wynne.
Nd, the last objective in the Buy
in and Boost for Washington cam
paign of the association,
Buck dancing" and "shimmying''
contests by residents OF Maryland
and Virginia communities along the
river featured the events arranged
by J. Maxon Cunningham, chairman
of the "stunts' committee. at stops
made at Leonardtown, Piney Point
and Kinsale, Va s.s-s.....
Many Prizes Distributed.
/ Several hundred dollars worth of
prizes donated ySwashington mer-
chants were distributed to winners
by the committee. Foot races at
Wynne, Md, were won by the fol-
lowing: Three-legged race-Leinen
kugal, first; prize. $40 in mems fur
nishings. For men over 200 lbs
L. E. White, first; prize, box of
cigars. Under 200 lbs.-Philip King,
first; prize. 800 Turkish rug. Sack
race-George Hebbard. first; prize,
So straw hat. Race for officers of
the Three Rivers"-Second Officer
H. Z. Slye, first; prize, box of cigars.
After leaving Wynne. the last
stop, the boosters" will go direct
to Baltimore. an all-Iight sail up
the Chesapeake. Most of the party
will return to Washington today
by train.
These Are Prominent.
Following is list of the Boosters
who are taking a prominent part
on the Booster voyage of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
tiOI on the steamer Three Rivers,
which left here last night for Bal
timore: Representative Frederick
Zihlman. r. p. Andrews, Capt. D.
v. Chisholm. Capt. DAILY. A. Z. Thorn
as. E. Z. HerrelI, Frank Pierce, Ro-
land Perry. Lee Herrel. E. II. Neu-
me! er, jr.. r. T. Warwick, F. v.
Killian, william W. Georges. S.
Fred Hahn, Henry Hanford. Joseph
\. Berberich. Ernest Johnston. E.
r. keenan,, Jacob NJ. LeinenkugeI,
c. B. Lyddane, I. L. Goldheim. Henry
Lansburgh. r. B. H. Lyon, Amandos
Jorss, Charles Jacobsen. Al Tenny-
son. Philip King. Joseph King,
Frank p. Fenwick, Joseph A. Fisher.
j. Harry Cunningham, ]. Maxson
~ n IN oil ThorloS Z ho
NJ. D. Rosenberg. Isaac Cans, Henry
Reuppert, John A. Schaefer, John
&c. Slaven, Jesse c. Suter. ]. ].
Range. Charles B. Smith, william
l.. Miller. NJ. A. Leese. S. Selinger.
A. Linsinmeyer. Walter A. Johnston.
r. l. Lamb, H. c. Rand. ]. Z. Shear-
fer. E. c. Rogers. Stephen c. Weis,
Albert Sigmund, DIR. Harry NJ. Kauf-
man. Harry Loeb. B. J. Akers.
Samuel B. Loveless, Arthur c. Nc
Elroy, Louis Levy Frazee. Frank P.
Wilcox. Frank P Avalear. L. f.
Milburn. William Clarke. Vincent
Toomey, Paul Grove, Z. B. Adams,
j. c. Callahan, Sam Zirkin. Charles
Finney, George Z. Hebbard. A. NJ
Fisher. H. A. Brooks, A. H. Bell, H.
l.. Hoffman. Stephen H. Takes. L.
A. Slyder. DIR. W. J. Davis, George
G. Shaffer. Fred A. Spicer. William
+. Dulin, Edgar Nelson, George R.
Schultz. William J. Wheatley. G.
Milton Thomas, Gen. Anton Stephan,
E. j. Quinn. Morris Glazer. Franklin
Sartwell, Salvatore Scalco, H. P.
Woodruff. Moritz Mayer, Eugene
Young. David A. Baer. John Lewis
Smith. Cornelius Ford, Charles ].
Columbus. John NJ. Riordan. Joseph
A. Burkart, W. A. Fenwick. Harry
y. Sheep.