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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

; Sew orleens.,MiddlinE, 2,,0c; receipts.
lbs: sales. :.E3. stock. 2l9.9cI.
GhlrcSion-M iddlng. 20SJ. receipts l.
SS.3 exports. ii.soi: sales. l.5S?. stock. c,o-
,,ins IS- M MIDI 1900: receipts. IS:
exports. 7.sl2: sales. so; stock. Si.1ii
Char!es ton-keceipts. as. exports. 800.
!:91Eton-Middiinr 1915; receipts. $50:
Texas CiiyI-Stock. s..s3
exports. 1888: sales. %; stock. ss,ii5
Sa!timorc-StoCk. 2sS
B2s,onmM!dd!!ng. -lye; receipts. q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5.l2s.
New .,Yorh-M!dd.ing. 2!.5o; exports. 70;
Minor ports Receipts. 25o,: exports. D.
- Total iodaxSReccp,s. i5.saS; exports. a.
Sc, Total 2. for week-Reeeip,s. 1851: exports.
Total for ,scason-Reccipts. s.ss2.:as: e.-
Interior movement:
MISUNDERSTANDING, 900: receipts ,coa:
shipments. e.Ql5: sales. 1857: stock IcaS37
Memphis-M idd!ing. 900: receipts 70;
,s A>mEn.ta-MiIdiinE. sonl; receipts las:
81. Lous-Ai!ddine. 1850: recein,s, ! So:
shiI.ln"nts. 1882 stock. = 800
Atlanta Nddiinr 1000
si'c Rock.Middllng. 1880: receipts 80;
Midd!!nG 10 s.: sales, SO.
Mouigom"ry-M iddl!nr. ~ q
Total tofay-RcceIpts 10 7as. sbinp,cp..
i'.I!i: stock, 1850 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
Printer Wins
Contract Because
OF Water Shipment

In competition with other
printers, a Richmond concern
prepared 10 give an estimate
on a certain large printing
job.
The paper on this job is
expensive" said the cost clerk
to his boss.
Cant we buy it in large
quantity from New York di-
rect" said the printer.
"Yes-we could but we
haven't time. The delivery on
this job is to be made in short
order"
1--WE could get the shipment
here before the type is set if
it was sent by water" the
printer replied.
"When does the boat leave
New York;"
"Wednesday and Friday"
"And if our shipment left
on Friday it would be
here the following Monday,
wouldn't it,"
Lets do it,"
So the printer gave his esti-
mate on the cost Of paper
bought direct in large quantity
and got the job.
The paper VAS shipped by
water-the boat arrived-the
shipment was unloaded and
received by the printer before
the stock was needed.
This is just one Of the many
instances which prove the
Richmond-New York Line is
serving Richmond and the
South.
Watch for these sto-
ries of the Richmond
New York Steamship Line
every Tuesday and Friday.
S. A. OVEN,
General Manager.
X Il
| III rIS--[
Ss5 80
NEW YORK Steamer
sails tomorrow noonS
F3et your fei4ht.3
e. in early -
sse7.sSa(S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

nothing more definite developed In that
connection. July was relatively Arm
showing a premium Of - points oyer Oc-
yesterday.
owing 10 revision in tho value OF
crop condition u! 100 per cent, local
authority who issued "A crop report carly
IN the week has revised Its crop indica-
t'on down from lO..Oo"2 TO II. c3I.00 bales.
according 20 the revised figures from
Washington. as published here today. the
YAM" OF condition Of 10 yer cent as Of
May - is now placed at :ll6 mounds
compared with previous value OF 237.7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
File. bankruptcy Petition.

Stanly S. Clayton. OF South HNi
who gave his occupation AZ that q,
farmer. filed petition In bankruptcs
Yesterday In the United States Dis
trict Court. with liabilities of }la.o6s
and assets OF $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Cotton goods wero
gulcter IN primary channels today The
,S%nbsrs bought moderately for delivery
through AUGUST on koino of the stapIcs
where prices have not been advanced
I,aa,rns held steady. but were au!c;. Raw
Hik advanced from ~ cents TO IL cents
n"r> Iound. Dln!aps continued strong in
thIcutta. and there was modcraia activity
mere. WOOL goods were nrTu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. May .5-Thc raw sugar
MARKET continued arm and cubas for June
ana July shipment advanced to 2"a cents.
.ost ana freight. c0uh! to 4.E3 for
tTiuGdl. There WAS sale OF 0.y.y baHs
81 Cubas In port at 3-lo cents. cost and
freight, equal in I.l7 FOR centrifugal.
while for June ana July shipment IL was
estimated that rcnners purchased abuu;
Syo"S bags The raw sugar futures was
quite active and aside from q little lIlui-
iation IN June the market was generally
higher on trade and outside buying The
COS" was point. lower To = ne, higher.
Iniy. 40; September. 30. December. 2.s5:
In. only change In refined sugar was
an advance %: - points by one OF tho
local rchncrs TO tho basis .. 20 for FIN,
Srahulu tcd Others We're unchanged at
OF The demand was again OF fair nro-
portions. both for domestic and export
account IL VAS said that Germany a Ion.
hh had purchased io.'P9 tons within tho Iast
Refined futures. nominal July COS.
September. 60: December. 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
Richmond Stock Market
Company HIS Eo.t Min street

Planters National :. 100 105
Rich. Trust Co.. 100 as 100
Savings Blk. OF Rich. IS o.
Union Bank OF Rich
,mond ............ 30 1856
nirGihia Trust Co... 100 $40
west End Bank -. 20 62
Textile stocks.
riverside and Dan
River, pfd. ....... 100 l0l
Riverside and Dan
>, River. com. $3.50. 100 ESQ
Roanoke Mills. 7bE.
Rosemary Mfg. Co. W -'
"a per cent. pr. 100 100
Southern Bond and
Mortgage ......... -. no
miscellaneous.
CRYSTAL Ice Co. pfd.
y. c. ......... 100 IoI
JEFFERSON Realty Co..
johnson pub. Co.. Of. 100 81
johnson Pub. Co,
com. .............. 100 2l
l.arms and Bro. Co.
pf.. p. C. partic.. 100 ll2
y. -. /. and s. Co.,. 8 "a
std. Pa. Mig. Co.. Of. 100 lO7
u. l. lob. U. c..
piu' ............... 100 1927 103j
j.. r.. com. -...~ 100 1877 100
VIC. Chem. com 100 7OR
VIC. Chem. Com. 80. 100 3Oi
Sales.
5000 f. S. Royster Guano s,s 1oe3
200 virginia hallway and Power
common. ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

q SANASNAii; GA, May 3 -Turpcntlnc
Hriii. ply sales. 49,: receipts. i5.: ship
;n me- %: stock. i.5ii, Ros!n. nrm sales.
20: 'oc"irtH. sc: sh!pncnts. go. stock
r O. IS. II. / 20; X. 5ol: ". $40: ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
city and state Securities.

Dlu Nbkou
Virginia So. Old c.
and r. .:932 o3i 80
sns,.." Centuries. 2.
3. c. and Il. .....t991 IS
West Va. 3is. ......l939 OIL
c. and Pot. II. Co. of
Va. first SIS ...... -. 81
Carolint Pub. Ser. co. SIS. 1904 l02
\. and +. I. Co. 5s. 1896 IS so
V. II. and i. Co. 5s.l934 79i so
+. S. Register Guano 8
street hallway Stocks.
=. II. and L. Co. -. 25 II
V. II. and Il. Co. pf. 100 ~
V. X. and Z. Co. com. 100 Is
HnilrOnd stocks.
n. {. l.. of Conn. 100 i0l
r., +. and p. Div.
Obligation ........ 100 225
Insurance Stocks.
AZ. Life lns. Co. =. 100 23v
Life lns. Co. OF Va. 100 $50
Va. Il. and NJ. ms. Co. % 663 6Sj
bnnk nun trust Compnn, stock
American National 100 23j 237j
A A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
summer yellow spot. il.69: July. u.T3; Sen.
,ember. lbs: December. oA. air bid.
NENr nRiEANsNiS, W.T.. ,

NEW ORLEANS. May @>-Rourh rico.
quiet: no sales: receipts. $50 sacks Mill.
crs receipts. game Clean rIcc n,rnnr
sales reported. i..ST pockets blue rose AZ
and polish. unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
4yORllY or TRADERS ON STOCK EXCHANGE ARE BEARS
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BY Woodson-CrRiR Co.. I3i7 East Cary
street. Phone Madison 2sO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
CoTToHsEEp OH.

CoTTOESEED OIL.
NEW YORK. May 2.-Cotton,ced oil
averaged lower In dull market mai
blis being UNCHANGED TO , points net lower
Selling appeared to be on better weather
news from the Southwest. Sales l. 500
hsrreIs Primo crude. LOO asked; pElne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
NORFOLK COTTON N,pX,.r

'N"rfolH and Portsmouth C'ott1n T.
ChNngcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

SVetI mon aFe Pleased over Tho
freight rat" decision. FOR TO them
It vii! mean more than ii reduction
OF 10 per cent in production coat I,
VIII mean reduction OF 10 per cent
In coal. In ore, and many other de-
livcred raw and finished materials
In his recently issued annual rcnor,
judge Gary chairman OF the steel
corporation, made this point In his
statement: ~ number of clements In
the cost Of producing steel show
Attic II any recession from war
time hgures, notablysthat or railrohd
transportation. which, on the basis
OF existinE rate conditions. averages
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17
DEATHS

Iply !. KATiiERINE E.. wife. Of olive
3, IS q her, tather.in.iag. Charles H. Msrtsr
TSsa Tass k'P' p int Edgss r'E esm j.
.McGGoNASGLE--Jnly Is. REBECch. W. wif'
shsfn wsG nf fTPd M are sn ssD: s
q $, os,h st, Int, Fernwood Gem. Remain,
- may be viewed Tues. to p NJ
Nba NEHf b. 'ss Wife Si en.,Sy. 49, M.ss
smp RsIaiives ;ss an9 frenss d. also o. Of
J, beii Teerhone Co.. are a inyi,ed TO s,,sSt
GnGTn S'G'' dG w. wia f. pa,d,.oA p ~ sss e
rle%Sa RFSaa 'f . Int g5yS' ,5 % p R:man' may be
nussnad 81 SSas L !g Ml A. ss IANFs Rs Is
e Relatives and friends. Aths,stan Lodge: No.
n trict and members Of Norris sauarS tinted
rsr2ecs cnnTn pS ?vd No. TO- II,
sn, SS rTG1Se prrnis IT, SoS .5n1 MSGa h g
Viewing Monday evening.
Sf Anna ,. i, urTsy 5ENIAME 5s sGS
; tsnd fuH}srai, Tues $40 4. H., from 81.
, Int. Holy Cross Gem.
,MIRE,AY-;I,giy r.. 49, TARy GRAGE wife
Gys4 to ds scrScss MSn
Pa. Int. Arlington Gem,
,E!Nos.--July 10. 1929. ANNIE. V. wife
6f Eichoias Sinos and daughter ot The late
are nv,od wiz i to the 'tti fancrsf Tues $40 4. H.
from the Oliver II. BaIr building, 1870 Chest;
calrch 2t S Soemf r9aG ~ a as. a. GahGaTn a
,0.HA.RAs;-Ju,y a. s;,y y, 1922. PATRICK. hus.
nenry and Mary Q'HaTa, OF Kerry Castle.
Ga3 as NeSG SSG sns are fu7sTnd t" rSnrs
Our "" Lady o, S M q Garei rSniSs ps6 a. A. M ps o.
,oa2 JSNE + SPT'2ss wss n " late po Xndrew rev wS
dI,"., r2s RS9tye, Ard ,rG9iS are invited 70
sGrns M ra b. wc& 'afT@" + n Int lI pryats TSst
the ia:a Eos ana &at6ir7e RAK hcnI I0' 1s %f
cnGs ienGns are IN h,sG nj 5''h 70 srra FiasG' AL
i,esf r,na.- Tn:: 10 NJ a; ,as Parot. o; J2n
1r.yass. E,msr' y. J. ave- l''
&s}s15s; srs@3 ESos: 2 2S. rs
mony mo" r. 81 Giaptsr tSs Eo. S5a g. s., A.harIs mar
eoma.dsFy s9GIdTsn Sf t>sS HS A. X r. and all o,Hsr
rs:lie4Se 2: 6!s $Sas9iq, is:&N " ''I% Grh,sS '9s
RrrrEXHoIsE 4o-"' | 1n,y y'S, - [1%yl%rE GoTrprv
ZAP end son q late Hanry and EneiIns
i,sr-i ienaoe T'rlhS I. o. r. M are iryf,SI
to ta2,ral -ssaJnN% YES Isl, y Nix Brecsey rem
E%sS "l:S On 1y'' IoIv % >, faoH ~ ,,,,r ,rx,
wife u Cha-ios A. Ens. Ra,HtiySs Ed
;rlsnGs s5r a. ;nyl;:d 70 ,h% scrS5s:, ,Wsa2.s
vo,e. O'' w ave '"'s'''''"' '''-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

OLD EoId. silver, platinum. plated ware. OLD.
Est Isi7 Y. l.. ClarF. renn.r hn7 aanson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17
IN MEsoRrAM

2Q1E.--In sad but loving remembrance
0EoRoR c. .RoGGE.' who departed hi.
~ Szggmen.y on July II. 1911, Sadly missed.
tot4 aOAHhH. FATHER AND BROTHER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

1000 Corporation wants exclusive dis
rlbutor new patented article; sold to all
merchants: demonstration means sale: your
$1,000 yearly; requires $500 to $1,000 capt
tal. MANAGER. 105 ~ Clark. Chicago.
FOR SALE-A 30-acre farm and grocery
ana confectionery store. situated along the
Montgomery;, Transit trolley line and the
SSkkt,ppack Sk pike IN the beautiful village Of
lars address r V. Abel, owner. Sklppack, Pa.
TO THE NAN or woman who is able TO
- invest $1,000 We will show them a large
div!dend-paying proposition that is as safe
& o. real estate mortgage. N III. Ledger
cHEsSTNCT sr, arm wiIl sub-Iet window
ooa1S ana store store SPACE preferred lines. novelty
! tewelry. perfumes. china. cut glass. etc
9O3. Ledger Office.
CAMDEN food products concern needs the
services Of an able office man: must be
az least $4,000 necessary: prominent men at
head OF CompanN: 4 9l0. ledger Office.
ATLANTIC CITY-For rent. desirable loca-
tion. corner Of Paciice and MfassaC Chusetts
avcs. large rooms with reception room. suit
ahlc for or =. doctor or dentist 500
Pacific ave. Phone 1899 r.
! DON'T buy good WILL have the best locn i
/ tion In tho Buburbs TO start u grocery or
! drug store; new nnd modern store and dwell
: ing; only S75 per month. Chas. ". Russell
aO1 Real Estate Trust Bldg.
OI.D-ESTABI.ISHED high-clasp roadhouse,
phia; exclusive, well ll-establishod and pront.
| able clientele: inquiries will he kept In con-
| fidence. NJ 1O7. Ledger Office.
/ SALESMAN with $1,000 will be given one
/ NTH interest in an esta blished manufac-
!ur.ng bus!ness. 4 go1. l.edger Office:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17
PERSONALS
WE PAID A WOMAN

sss so for lot OF Jewelry she had been
offered $40 for elsewhere; bring your dia-
monds and Jewelry to us. we guarantee a
fun honest cash alue; established 1868.
THOS. Il. LEE & CO. 7l2 Walnut st,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

c,,. FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE
rivil engineer. going abroad. will negotiate
iepresehtatlon, act as agent or make busi-
ness survey. s. q. Rodge. Suite 33o. 40
church ST.. New York City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17
CID GOLD

with $1,000 will be given one,
NTH interest in an established manufac,
turing business. A 907. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

fATENTS-.Protect your rights before dis
=, eI9sins snp, invention write for booklet and
o!ank FORM; evidence OF conception to he
signed. witnessed, and returned with rough
SketGh 'iH or model Of your idea. upon receipt OF
! Mn!Cn l VIII promptly give opinion OF pat
Tor preliminary advice: highest references;
psorhpt. personal attention. Clarence O Brien,
fjIls,. WASHINGTON, ID, C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

| Ol.D-ESTABIISHE high-clasp roadhouse.
! located on n main highway near Ph.!adel-
/ phia; exclusive well-established and profit
| able clientele; inquiries will he kept In con-
| 1O7 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

KYNE. On Ju'y -, 1879. ANTHrTy
KYNE. Sr Relntiv"s and friends ak, G,
Anthony Holy Name SOCl"tv arg ln,,'' ,d' -
the funeral. on "Wednesday morn. ne ~ 10
o.cloeS; from 'GG 1Ii'or II BAR BIIg, Is!i2J
ST, Patrlck's Church at 10 o'clock q
ment al HOLY Cross Cemetery '"'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

! DON'T buy good WILL have the best locn =
/ tion In tho suburbs TO start u grocery or
! drug store; new end modern store and dwell
: ing; only S75 per month. Chas. ". Russell
1 anh Rnnl I,atnta TruSt Bllg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

.LoCKE,-JuIy. -, 1922. LULU g. wife
Camden. Funeral services Tuns, j 81.
at the residence Of hgr sister N:s. WNllani
j., Bockius. 63lS HaVerfOrd urn. PrLa
Int. private. Friends may call Mon ave.
MAGEE.--July u. SAMUEL, husband Of
Catherine Campbell Magee, aged ST. ReIs.
tiyes and fri'nds are invited 10 attend ~.
neral services, Mon. . J.. NJ. at the resi-
dence OF his son. 5si0 Whitby ave. Int.
private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

GRIFFITHs MARGAHHT - Information
wanted regarding Margaret Grifflths
Iaught,r az Robert Grinlhs, who belonged
% scotland and resid"l in philadelphia Le.
tween lssD-lsOi Charles Irvine, S. = C.,
,aWScr ~ Queen st, Edinburgh. Scotia nd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

LANCE. .cJpIy -, J"iN HENRY. hooyo,
husband Of Mtry Lang" a.. I;,,,r, T '','
tives and friends, dlsJ Penna Il II 't cy@.
ployes and all socte'! les Of which he Vas a
memher invited ~ funcra'. ru"s 80 )
ave, Solemn mass = requiem At 10 4 NJ
at ST. Gregory = Church, Int at St. Denis;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

LIMBERT, On July u. 1922. joins y
husband q ltG.sie y lAmhert Relatives
r. and A. NJ. University chapter. No. ga
r. A. NJ pennsyivania Commardery. NJ
Z. X T.: Philadelphia Sovereign COusIst0ry
A. A. s. r.; Lu La Temple, a. \ q
NJ s., are invited TO tn" servIc,. Wcdnea.
day afternoon at ":30 o'CloCk, nt hts irto
residence. 1919 Rockland 81. lnterinent West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

TO THE NAN or woman who Is able TO
invest $1,000 We will show them a large
as a real estate mortgage II Ill Ledger
Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

CHESTNUT ST Arm will sub-let window
and store space; preferred lines. novelty
goods luggage. cameras. clocks French
! !ewelry. perfumes. china. cut glass. etc.
| A 9O3 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

SCH''A,A CHEZ, 3Is 6. Camac ST..
July II, JULIA, daughter OF trio late Au-
gust and burathea Schumacher tnoe I,s"-
r.fnnl aged 90 years. Relatives and friends
invited - funeral services. Mon. 80 p
NJ, at The .UneTal house OF John { Kim.
mere g. sons. 2i35-2T y. Broad st. Int,
nrLNlts- II. Mlr.ah Eenn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

RrSsETL.-Ju!y IS. BENJAMIN r hue-
/ bar! q Fame *. Russell. aged u. Services
We'd. =. " late residence 1880 +. Perks
~. In, private Friends may cal Tues.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

ATLANTIC CITY-For rent. desirable loca-
tion. corner Of Pachce and Massachusetts
avcs, large rooms with reception room. suit
ahlc for | or =. doctor or dentist. 500
pncifc nYe Phone 1900 z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

ROSS On July -. 1879. MARY ANNA
wife u Charles A. Ross. Relatives and
dsT morning, az II O'Clock, nt her late
residence. 5ji4 Wh!tby ave. in;erment prl-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-16
COUNTY TOWNS TO
HAVE INSTITUTES
DURING NEXT WEEK

Fenwood. Range Line, Halder, Rim
gle and Harrison viii have institutes
next week, each one to be but a sin
gle day in length. beginning at 1870
a. m. and continuing until 400 p. m.
The Fenwood institute is scheduled
for Monday. March 10th: Range Line,
Tuesday, March 21; Halder, Wednes-
day, March %; Ringle, Thursday
March %; and Harrison, Friday,
March "a. w. j. Rogan, county agent
will make them all and will be assist
ed by C. H. Imrig, of Junction City.
Among the subjects that are to be
covered will be constructive breeding
of dairy cattle, the use Of milk, lining
and soils. feeding dairy cattle, soy
beans. COW testing associations and
T. B. eradication in arathon county.
Women's meetings will be held each
DAY at 1.30 O'Clock when Miss Vangell
Russell, home demonstration agent,
will speak.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-16
ROTARIANS AT
DULUTH MEETING
ACCOMPANY GOVERNOR OF
DISTRICT, ALFRED
ZIMMERMAN

Ten Wausau Rotarians left Wednes-
day for Duluth, Minnesota, where they
are attending the annual conference
of the Fifteenth Rotary district, of
which Alfred III. Zimmerman Of this
city Is governor MIR. Zimmerman
left for the lake city on Tuesday
night to prepare to act in the role OF
host He delivers an address to the
Rotarians today. Mrs. Zimmerman
accompanied her husband.
The fifteenth district comprises Ro-
tary clubs in the states OF North and
South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin
northern Michigan. At the conven-
tion held last year at Fargo quite a
Wausau delegation was present and
Mr.. Zimmermans election as COVER
nor found an increasing interest in
Rotary throughout central Wisconsin.
During the year Mr.. Zimmerman has
made many trips visiting clubs and
speaking and he has formed some
new clubs. A new governor Is to be
elected at the Duluth convention.
Attending from this city are Mr..
and Mrs. Will Zimmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wiechmann, II. ]. Haage, George
&c. Driesbach. Morris Olson, ID. A.
Caldwell, Louis A. Pradt. Supt. S. B.
Tobey and Harry Berger. One Of the
principal matters to be discussed is
the redistricting of the Fifteenth dis
trict some drastic changes having
been suggested.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-16
TO PRESENT PLAY
AT HIGH SCHOOL
MIDDLE OF April.

Under the auspices of the Waasau
High School Alumni association, a
recently organized group of graduates
of the local institution, play, "rbe
Power Of Suggestion" will be present
ed at the high school auditorium on
Friday, April 21st The cast includes
Ivan Ievenhagen, Val. Wiesner, Myles
Treviranus. Edward Diebel. Bernard
Riebe, Jos. Winetski. Henry Weisbrod
and the Misses Helen Kruger, Althea
Weinkauf and Grace Wilterding. The
alumni association is especially de-
sirous at present of fostering athlet.
les at the high school and the pro-
ceeds of this production will be de-
voted to that end.
According TO Oscar Binzer, one of
the active members Of the organiza-
tion, and its secretary, there are at
pre- sent about $50 members, though
this ought to be increased to 500,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-16
BURNS POST
MEETS TUESDAY
MEMBERS DISCUSS PLANS
FOR MEMORIAL TO
WAR HEROES

Sketches and outlines of the pro-
posed monument TO be erected on the
court house square in memory OF
those ex-seryice men who died In
France were presented TO members of
Burns Post. No. 3SS, Veterans OF For
eign Wars, at the meeting of that or
at the court house. About fifty men
attended and the monument was the
greatest issue of discussion.
The men discussed the cost of the
memorial and ventured the opinion
that a bronze figure should be sculp-
tured and placed upon base of Mar
athon county granite. Several prom
inent men have already Indicated the
fact that they will contribute liberal
ly to the memorial and the remainder
of the money needed will in all prob
ability be raised later by popular sub
scription. Donald McLennan is
chairman of the committee that is
studying the question of this memo
rial.
The members of Burns Post would
like to have the memorial completed
and ready for unveiling on November
II Of this year, Armistice day, and are
eager TO see that day made complete
holiday. Claude Roberts, formerly
post commander, Donald McLennan
S. Knox Kreutzer, present post com
'mander, and Henry Empey were
among those who spoke.
The bonus was again discussed, let
ters from Representative f. E
Browne, Senator Irvine Lenroot and
Senator LaFollette's secretary being
read.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-16
MRS. CHRISTIE is
BURIED TUESDAY
AT OCONOMOWOC

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
J. D. Christie, matron of the county
home and hospital, were conducted
in this city last Monday morning at
$3.50 O'Clock at the county home. the
terwards the body was shipped to
Oconomowoc. her former home, ac-
companied by Mr.. Christie, Mrs. Geo
Bartlett, of Santiago. Cal, sister of
the deceased, and Miss GLADYS Foss, a
niece, also of California. Interinent
took place at Oco1omowc.. ON Tues
day. Pail bearers Monday morning
We're II. B. Hummell, r. E. Damon,
Louis Wiechmann, j. NJ l3rushert, Ray
Charter and Chas. e. Parker, all
members Of the kiwanis club Of which
Mr.. Christie is member