Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-09

Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscrip-
lions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates, SIG Mcclellan St.
phone 1871 m9-tf.
Women OF this country spend $780,
900 600. aside from clothes, to beautl-
fv themselves, according to luxury re-
turu tax figures This vast sum goes
entirely for cosmetics, rouge, face
powder and perfumery. But the men
outdid the women by spending $780,
100000 for cigarettes.
The American Legion is to main
tain club rooms for its members i'll
the Hotel Bells. it was decided at
recent meeting of the organization
The rooms will be comfortably fur
nished and will be made as agreeable
as possible. Two minstrel shows will
be given by the Legion this winter,
one of them near the holidays, it is
expected.
Miss Gertrude McGuine addressed
students of the Vocational school
Wednesday afternoon, about 200 of
them being present, on her summer
tour through Europe with the Mil
waukee Journal party. In her talk,
Miss McGuine spoke Of the battle
fields, the devastation Of the war
areas, and the reconstruction prob
lens with which Europe is now deal
ing.
The new post of the American Leg
ion known as "The University OF
Wisconsin Post No. 246,' which has
Just been organized at the Badger
state university. is launching an ac-
tive campaign for a membership Of
at least loco among the soldiers, ma
rines and sailors in the faculty and
student body OF the university. For
mer S. i. Z. c. men are also eligible
for membership.
The war department has announced
a plan for the immediate reOrganiZa
ton ri the national guard in line with
he array reorganization. The mum
Der Of national guard troops accord
ing 10 the reorganization act is 200
men for each senator and represen-
tative in congress with proportional
increase until 500 men for each sen
atCr and representative i'll congress
has been enrolled by 1924. This pro
gram will bring the enlistment
strength Of the national guard to
$4,000 men.
On Monday Bishop Weller observed
he 20th anniversary Of his c0nsecra-
ION as bishop Of the Fond du Lac di-
3cese Of the Episcopal church. A sol
mn high mas was celebrated in ST.
paul's Catherai IN F1ad du Lac at 10
A. m. The celebrants were the arch
ieaCons III the diocese. the Rev. G.
arltor Story Of Ripon ana the Ven
! L. Croft Gear Of Stevens Point. The
sermon Was preached by the Hs. Rev
W W. Webb Of Milwaukee. immedi-
ately after the ceremony there was a
| luncheon at Grafton Hall. Bishop
| Anderson of Chicago Will offer felici-
tatiCns Of the church.
! II was announced that a special
ruling made recently by COnserVa-
ton Commissioner W. +. Barber OF
Madison grants rabbit hunters per
mission 10 hunt rabbits in Wood
county with dogs though the county
has been opened for deer hunting
! I he ruling was made 10 Secretary NJ.
! ]. Cypress Of the Wisconsin Rapids
Fish < Game association, upon a re
! quest in behalf Of the associations
: The state law provides that rabbits
{ q mot be hunted with dogs during
the open season for deer in any COun-
ty where it is permitted to hunt deer.
wood county has always been closed
for deer hunting during the open sea
son in the state in previous years ana
the rabbit hunting has gone on I'M
molested