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The New York herald., 1922-10-22
DEVELOPING THOMSON HILL.
CaufieId Builds rs Two Family
Houses.

In the Thomson Hill section OF Long
Island City Joseph +. Caufield Is COM
pleting thirty-eight two family brick
houses at cost Of $4,000. The houses
are tax exempt and contain eleven
rooms and two bathrooms. They oc-
cupy plots Of 2ox55xi00 feet and arc
bcin9sold for $4,000 and $4,000. $4,000
cash down and s33 a month apiece.
There Is an automobile drive TO every
house.
The property is within blocks walk
of the Lowery street station of the
Corona branch OF the 1nterboroIgh sub.
way and the Roosevelt Savings Bank
OF Brooklyn has placed mortgages total
ing s2f5,000 on the buildings.
Mr. Caufleld Is the son OF the late
James A. Caufieid. who erected moro
THAN 1900 two family dwellings in
Brooklyn and Ridgewood.
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START SELLING NEW
HOMES IN ASTORIA
Demand for Two Family
Houses on Difn1ars Ave.

NEGOTIATIONS are under way for the
sale OF fifteen OF the two family houses
that arc being erected on Ditmars and
Van Alst avenues. Astoria. by the Potr
ter Avenue Realty Company. The work
on these houses was begun last August.
The company will erect one hundred OF
this type OF two family houses this fall.
Practically all of the one family
houses erected by the Potter Avenue
Realty Company on Potter avenue. one
block south OF Ditmars avenue. have
been sold. Resolutions have been ap-
proved for installing local improve
mcuts in the entire Potter avenue. Dit
mars avenue district from Van Alst
avenue to Goodrich street. when this
work Is completed the section will he
ono OF the most intenslycly developed
and highly improved OF any district In
Queens.
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RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Douglas L. Eliiman e. Co. leased the
following furnished apartments: 27o
PARK avenue. II rooms and baths. for
John Mccormack to Mrs. Anson II.
Flower Al Park avenue to Mrs. Ben
Janlin Wood: in 1893 Park avenue 10
Harold a. Whitlock In West Sixty
seventh street ODes Artistes) 10 Mrs.
Richard Stevens: In ii East sixty
eighth street to Edward r. Wharton
and In f25 East Seventy-second street
to Mrs. Enrtco Caruso.
Pease Elllman have leased npart-
nients as follows: in 10f9 Park avenue
20 Keats Speed In 667 Madison avenue
furnished. TO j. Parker Karlin: in III
West Fifty-seventh street, TO Hassard
short: in 6G East Fifty-sixth street
furnished, for Butler & Baldwin. agents.
20 Wallace Reid: in 81 West Fifty
eight street, TO VI. Herzberg in 1877
East Sixty-sixth street. furnished. for
Malcolm Il. Smith, agent. to the Misses
Adasns & Renshaw: in 3S1 Central
Park West TO James F. Page: in 90
West sixty-seventh street. furnished, to
Miss Anna Heifctz; in 100 West Sew
enty-sccond street, to Alexander Ma.
honey and In 302 West EiFhty-seventh
street to J. 4. McMeel.
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EASEMENTS.

City.
esTH ST.--i3i w. o5ziiO.
sharun, 40 B'way.
<2D sT.--Jth & 9th avs.
Reasonable.
W. g. J. Salmon. II w. 4od st.
FIFTH Av.-ioo fi5th ST.. 7czies
Z. a. Levy. SOS 5;h av.
GREENWICH r.-canai So. Res-
sonshle.
10 323 -wsshinrton Ave. brooklyn.
or phone Prospect ee5o.
TENTH AvE.-i02 Ci6,h-i,th sts.)
$500 50. n.
Premises.
WARREN sT.--54. 25xi00.
Rogers. Beekman II.
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OFFICE SPACE.
City.

City.
ED sr.-77 ". In store Mason
ic R!de.,.
Eodak Store. premises.
4aTH sT.--5,h az. 1900 50. It.
Phone Murray iIiu f.Si.
1eTH sr.-e5 ". cor<o.
Premises.
55TH sr.-as6 W. tceluInbu, Cir
cicl.
Apply Room ,o4. Gavin Bldg.
Circle 1oz27.
s6TH sr.-Lcxine.on Az. (sub-
way Express BidgJ.
L. S. Altmayer. 81 =. s5th.
SD Avs. si2 month and ur.
Premises.
1TH Av.--3Io fPenn Terminal
fsldg). feoo-s2 400.
Agent premises,
BRoADwAY-o.0 (st. Paul Blss)
Room 1901. promises.
BRoADwAY-207. $500 VT. q up.
Earle & Calhoun. 2i2 W. 'sd 81.
CHURCH Sr.--3o. i5xi3. sic5.
Room 3fs. premises.
LEXINGTON Av.-4so ra:k.Eo1-
ington Building.
AGENT premises.
MADISON Av.-eT5. SKIS.
Premises.
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STUDIOS.

cry.
18TH STD W. 2Jxso. $500.
y. 4 G.. Pflvmm. 1888 B'vsy.
S3rJ sT.-i57 L. Reasonable.
CaIlandart. premises.
5cD sT.-so W. rarior floor.
Phone Circle 1t5f.
T2D ST-c.1 w. Reasonabis.
Phone Columbus 1884. preniissA
LEXINGTON Av.-T93 (61st st.),
Apply premises.
Brooklyn.
ST. JOHNS PL.-i4g8. sos.
Premises.
Connecticut.
uEsTPoRT-S7s.
Mrs. y. W. Fuller phone 224
premises.
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FACTORIES.

City.
o.b ST.--244-6 II. 1900 "a. n.
Z. d. Witt. SIC 9Th av.
Brooklyn.
BRoADwAY-ao8. $3.50 st.: ma.
chino shop.
Box d i14. premises.
RODNEY sT.-4To.
Reynolds. i34 Morgan av.. Bklya
Cincinnati. Ohio.
cLNCINNATr-(c). 6oxai5.
10000 SO. n.
r The Groesbeci. Dickson, Kahn
Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.
Connecticut.
BRIDGEPORr-co. 900 so. It.
City National Bank. Bridgeport,
Conn.
Massachusetts.
BERKSHIRE HILLS-B. l. A. Ey.
10000 II.
TH. L. Miller, 1ioi Monroe st.,
Chicago, III.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY GUIDE
An Up 10 Date List of Business Properties To Let
Classified for Convenient Reference
Ind For
STORES.

City.
eth ST.-lsi w o5x1l0.
sharun,. 10 B'way.
c5TII sT.-i3s e.
Apply Loria premises.
e5TH sT.-f3s r.. Reasonable.
Loria. promises.
ESD sT.--f42 W. Reasonable.
Louis Schrag. ise W. 23d st.
oath sT.-i3i W., with basement.
25xi1o.
sharunl, 40 Broadway.
40TH sT.-B'way. Reasonable.
A. Fischer, 600 9th az.
42D sT.-4To ". Reasonable.
Apply premises.
4aD ST.-5th & 9th avs.
". j. Salmon. II ". 4ad St.
4frH sT.-s6 w, Bar Bldg.
Reasonable.
Apply premises.
ssTH sT.-2so- -a4o f..
L. g. Ai.meyer. 62 L. Seth ST.
IsoTr sT.--Bos,on I'd. Reasonable
s. Eyenson. oIoI Morris az.
oo1TH sT.-5ee.s9s W.
j. Clarence Davies. I'd A.. y
i4sth St.
c0.TH ST.--5eo- 500 w.
Single and double.
]. Clarence Davies. ii9th a. Sd.
THIRD Av.-3.is. With rooms.
Norma, premises.
FIFTH Av.-io0. 51zi4o.
L. A. Levy Co., sos 9Th av.
BnoADwAY-ooe7. $500 year up
Earle L Calhoun. 2f2 W. I'D 81.
B'wAY-c04th st. Reasonable.
Sawson { Hobbs, 16c W. I'D st.
FoRDHAM ROAD-Reas sonable.
Pearlman. 462 y. Fordham Road
FoRDHAM ROAp-c73 e: l4xSc.
NJ s. Anies. 80 +. 4od 81.
MADISON Av.-59th 81. Mod. rent
Regent Realty Co.. 80 ". 42d st.
MADISON Av.-s77. with show
vinGow. 3Tsi5.
Premises.
MADTSON AN.-609.
With rear room.
NJ. Brown, premisesc.
MADISON AN.-t6S. l3xOO, WIN
show window.
Premises.
PLYMPToN Av.--f391. i2x30. $50.
Phone klngsbridge 36e3.
SEVENTH AvE.-5ath st. Jolson
Theater Building. S2.4oo.
Premises.
FREMONT Av.-4fo. 5000.
woodsll. 4i9 u. fremont av
WARREN sT.--5a. o5xioo.
Reasonable.
Rogers. Bcesnnan st.
Brooklyn.
ATLANTIC Av.-10G3. Bedford az.
Bassick Co., 1880 B'way, city.
Long Island City.
JACKSON Av.--i7. Reasonable.
w. 7. Richenstecn, premises.
New Jersey.
NEwARK-Four corners. i5x6o.
5000.
Kraemer. .76 Broad ct, Newark.
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Long Island

JACKSON Av.-fY. Reasonable.
". T. Riehensteen. premises.
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OFFICES.
I INDICATES For Sale.

City.
asD SIT W. Reasonable.
Masonic Building).
Premises.
3IsT sT.-as W. Reasonable.
Arnes a Co.. premises.
40TH sT.--lio ". 800 SO. It.; SIS.
Room 507. premises.
4aD ST.--Park az. Pershins
Square Bldg. 600 so. IT.
Hamilton I.eiin Co.. 10 Z. 4itii.
s2D ST.--5th & 9Th ava. S35.
". J. Salmon, II ". 42d ST.
4ap ST. District f5x2o sia5.
Phone Murray Hill 1885.
43D sT.--37 W. Bsr Building.
Apply eSi 81 s. w. II. ss;s sSoi, St.
4ap sr.-s7 W. tRar Building.
ADpiy 5SS 81 g. " u. 4ash Il isg.. &.
43p sT.-s7 W. oBar Buildinx).
$3.50 50. II.
Apply Go W. 44;h e..
44TR sr.-5.i, av. 1900 So, q.
Phone Murray Hill s2s4.
44TH sr@.s6 W. (Bar BuildinD
-'oup SCI IT. SiV'VVv'
Premises.
44rH sr.-3s w. fBar EuNdins)
car SO. IT.; s2,0ff.
Premises.
14Tu sT.-Ss W., Ear Bldg.
Premises.
44rH sr.-Ss ". Oar BuiidinD
517 80. It.; $2.Oi3.
Premises.
45TH sT.--i45 W. tTclnar Build
inc). $50.
Il. p. Zobsl. premises.
4sTH ST.-25 w. ooxl0.
Reasonable. Premises.
5oTH sT.--iJ W. Reasonable.
Premises.
I'D $3.50 W. 60. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
5aD sT.-s5e W. rooms and
bath. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
57rH sT.-2oo ". $50 and up.
Rodin Studios. premises.
57rH sT.-ooJ ". crhe oshorne,.
Cor. 1ti1 Ave. Physicians
Dentists. Premises.
7eD sT.-fss W. tchcny Pro-
fessional Buildins).
Apply premises.
72p sT.-257 ". Reasonable.
Phone Columbus 1854.
BROAD sT.--1nO. Reasonable.
Bush Terminal Co.. premises.
B'wAY-.e2o. Reasonable.
Room 1901. premises.
B'wAY-oaa. Reasonable.
Lubin. premises.
BROADWAY - 1928 CrownseAd
Room aoi. Tyron Knitting Mills.
BRoApwAY-2o25 CThe Nevada
ss5 I'D. Physicians. Dentists.
Premises.
B'WAY-2os7. $500 yr. up.
Earl Calhoun. sio w. 12d st.
CHURCH sr.-so. Furnished.
Room 3l7. premises.
FIFTH Av.-4sd st. (5i2).
Zeisier Building.
Apply premises.
yTFrII Av.-loo. ooo-2 800 so. IT.
L. A. Levy Co., 5o5 9TH av.
NASSAU sT.-Si. Reasonable.
Room 1873. premises.
PARK Av.-i03 (4tst s.l.
600 10 1 200 So. ~. Reasonable.
y. A. Berwin & Co.. premises.
RECTOR ST.. Reasonable.
Room 602. premises.
SEVENTH AvE.--a1o. s6o0-s2, 400.
Penn. Terminal Bldg. premises.
FREMONT Av.-4i2. o3x6o.
woodall. 4te L. fremont sv.
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LOFTS.

18TH sT.--i5-i, W. 5000 It.
$4,000.
Duioss, i55 w. ii,h.
18TH sT.-iss W. c5NIOo. s2.i0o.
Duross Co.. i53 W. lith 81.
18TH sT.-25i w. $3.50 sq. II.
Phone Chelsea 1923.
.lsT sT.-ii w. s5o-sc25.
Sharum, 10 B'way.
c3D sT.-c3 E. ] 200 50. II. 5000.
G. Il. Noyes Co., fi6 william Ell.
osD sT.-17 W. Reasonable.
Masonic Building. Premises.
ESD SIT W. 2Jz4o. 500.
Masonic ridg.. premises.
.sp sT.-iss-T w. eoxoo. CO..
l.. J. Phillips & Co., iis ". i2d.
e3n sT.-i25 L. :51ioo.
+. 4 G.. rnomm. i3]j E'wsy.
a:D ST.-i4s. Reasonable.
Louis Schrae, premises.
oath sT.-iai w. Svo-$2:j.
Sharum, l10 Bway.
.sTH $50 L. si.loo.
Phone Vanderbilt 1881.
10TH STD W. 2sx6o. $500.
=. & G.. Pflomm, 1883 B'way.
sisr sT.-2s w. Reasonable.
Amos a Co. premises.
3isT sT.-ac W. s2.c5o.
II. & q. Pflomm. 1858 B'way.
3sTH sT.-ia4-f2g W. soN9c.
r. g. q. rflomm. 1883 B'way.
s6Tu sT.--3co w. 3oxao. s35.
Harry Blau, premises.
3sTH sT.-3e-4i W. ,j,ha6;h avs
Frcd'k FOX & Co.. 200 Mad. Az.
4.D sT.-2co W. 10000 80. II.
Write G.. L.. Box 100. Room
1901. premises.
4eD ST.--iT0 w. Reasonable.
Lun Glease. premises.
43D ST. TO 10 W.
J. Romaine Brown { Co.. 10 l..
53d ~.
43D sT.-37 ". (Bsr Buildins).
noxs $500
Apply IS W. 44th 81.
4iTH sT.-:s w. Bar Building.
alx6. 81 90.
Apply preiiises.
4eT1f sT.-ooT 700 Il. s0z1o. $500
Phone Academy o'55.
5OTIi Sr.-i5 W. Reasonable.
Street a parlor ytore. Premises
7eD ST.--iGo w. Reasonable.
Siawson g. Hobbs. premises.
s6TH sT.-24o y. Reasonable.
l.. S. Al;maycr, G. Z. seth 81.
is1TH sT.-45i r. 5000 sd. q.
Dreener Co. premises.
Apply premises.
THIRD Av.-3sis. SIS.
5TH Av.--Se ST. Moderate rental
Phone Circle 1855.
FIFTH Av.--ioo. p.i5o 50. n.
u. A. Levy Co., sos 9Th av.
FIFTH Av.-f22. si,soo.si, ,acc.
Sharuni, ITO B'way.
FIFTH Av.-cT5. "a. . a An e..
y. & q. pflomm. 1888 Bwny.
FIFTH Av.--3Ie. aNx1oo.
II. shapiro & Co., 2s5 5th sv.
sIXAR Av.-ssi C5oth st.).
Apply premises.
BRDAD ST.-lVV.
Dush Terminal Co. premlee..
-B'wAY-iiiS. 90 900 "a. q,
Stephen II. Tying. Jr.. q Co,
90 Il. 18th ~.
B'wAY-ti4o. 1000 50. n.
Levin. premises.
FULTON sT.-st. i5x42.
Tucker. premises.
GREENWICH sT.-s65.
1000 "a. ~.
III. y. wclseh, 200 Bway.
LEXINGTON Av.--is0 Crsri,-
Lexington Blds.). 1000 90
ti.oj9 H..
Premises.
MADISON Av.-5ss. 1880. with
rhow window.
Apply premises.
PRINCE ST.--i3i-i35. 6Ox1t.
Phone Beckman 5S35; premises
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BUILDINGS.

City.
18TH ST.-335-S4i W. Reasonxbls.
6. A.. sie Tribune Building.
aaD sT.-71l2 W. Eeasonabls.
Louis schrag. premises.
esrH sT.-is7-i3s Z. 45xio0.
NJ. Z. Larkin. IS Liberty St.
SisT sT.-aS W. Reasonable.
Anes & Co, premises.
sSrH sT.-so-4i W. (Fifth & Sixth
Avx.).
Fred'h Fox & Co.. 200 Madison
ay.
4srH sT.-s'wsy. ecxioo. $1,000.
English, 1881 Broadway.
5orH ST.-4sA Il.
Frances +. Robert. ai7 B'way.
ELEvENTA Av.-4sth 81. 10000
50. II.
John p. Feet Co., s6o W. Esd Sc.
GREENWICH ST. Canal st. Ees-
sonabie.
Phone Prospect 6642 OF Se3
Washington Ave-. Brooklyn.
LEONARD sT.-ii3-ii5. 5000
10000 SO. f..
Chas. F. Noyes Co.. ifs william
LIsPENARD sT.-i5. 1000 SO. Il.
5000.
I. X. Fisheli 4 c. A. Busli.
NORTH MOORE sT.--8s.
II. E. Weisch, 200 B'way.
Brooklyn.
PARK sLoPE-Reasonaoie.
Szerlip. 3si Fulton Bt.. Brooklyn.
Long Island City.
18TH sT.-van A,st Avc. 100xloo;
$4,000 SO. II.
Box A. g.. 9ie Tribune Dldg.
New Jersey.
NEwAHK-Broad st.
Kramer, 77e Broad st., Newark,
y. J..
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Long Island City.

JACKSON AvE.-f1. Reasonable.
". T. Eichcnstecn. premises.
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DESK ROOM.

City.
9TH Av.-5co.
Apply Room ic2.
FIFTH Av.-Joc.
Room 600, premises.
9Th Av.-so5.
Apply Room 5o1.
e'WAY-2pO.
Room 6os. premises.
BRoADwAY-2oo. Reasonable.
Lroin. premises.
CHURCH $50. Reasonable.
.sss7l iT2. premises.
NASSAU ST.--3i. $50.
Room 1923, premises.
NASSAU sT.--i5o. fi5.
Room T35, premises.
TOWNSEND BLDG .-B'way, ii23.
Room 2oi.
rryon Knitting Milis. premises.
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GARAGE.

City.
fsTu sT.--ss5-3ti W. Reasonable
q A.. ole Tribune Bids.
Connecticut.
WEsTPoHr-t15.
Mrs. II. ". fuller. premises.
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detailed information regarding stnss mentioned above
Pages T. 8 and IL
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Germany.

HAMBURC-PArlor floor.
go Post office GO. Hamburg.
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GROUND FLOOR

TENTH AvE.--io2 usth-i7th sts)
1880 %. ~.
Premises.
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SHOwRooMS.

City.
FIFTH Av.-31s. a51100.
II. shapiro & Co, ESQ 9th sv.
LEXINGTON Av.-5o3 Ceiss ST..
Apply premiss,.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23
URGE EX-SERVICE
MEN UNEMPLOYED TO
REGISTER NAMES

All ex-service men who are now out
of employment are being urged to
register at the Wausau Chamber Of
Commerce office on Jefferson street.
DR.. Il. W. Jones. post commander Of
the Talbot Montgomery post. No. 10.
American Legion, recently appointed
a committee consisting OF ID. A. Cald-
we'll. chairman. Arthur Dobrinz. Ed
ward p. oertel, George W. Phillips
and II. b. Hummell 70 assist in obtain
ing a complete list of ex-service men
who are unemployed and who wish
work. This was done in accordance
with Governor Blaine's designation of
Monday. March goth. as employment
day. The committee will continue its
work indefinitely and veterans who
want work are asked 20 speak to Mr..
Caldwell who. with the committee.
will do all in his power TO place these
men.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23
ROUND RIVER
NOW LOCATED
CONTINUED from page /,

which precedes Judge Reds in last
weeks Villas County News:
Friend Lawler,
Eagle River, Wis.
! am mailing you herewith a letter
from Judge Reid who claims to have
rediscovered Round River. and he is
willing it should be published in the
interests of the history of the lumber
ing and logging industry on the Wis
consin river and it's tributaries.
! can easily see how the winding
bed of the Tomahawk river could be-
witch the water and any one trav-
cling in canoe on its surface. 1t
seemed to me to be the crookedest riv-
er / had ever seen before or since.
padded FOR a whole day and got out
on the high grass-coyered bank and
saw Norway tree about q quarter of
a mile from where | had pulled up
my canoe / fioundered through the
grass, keeping the Norway tree in
sight, until / reached it and 1t stood
on bend in the river and was my
own camping spot the night before.
Everything seemed to be bewitched
and every bend / passed had an eddy
just around the point and the water
would catch my light birch bark canoe
and turn it around in a jiffy, and a
light breeze would hold me awhile up
against the grass on the bank / fin
ally got down to the higher banks and
loaded the box with some rocks and
got along better, and / am thinking,
that the Judge had some of the same
experience with those bewitched wat,
ers.
He claims to have explored Round
River, but / don't think he knows
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

whether it was on his trip out or on
his way home I think that he had
become bewitched by those waters
and crooked bends and there is no
wonder that he thought he had loOped
la loop, in going down the Tomahawk
and passing around the Pyramid on
Round Rivera thirty mile bend. Now
from what he says, / believe he did
go the rounds and pass the old camp
site and camped by it one night, which
leads me to the theory that just be
low the first big drop in Cedar falls
the river split into two channels, the
one turning to the right led him the
grand rounds. You will remember
that the portage trail led down out of
sight of the river on the left side to
point below the lower drop in the
falls. My theory now is that the
Round river after its dizzy turn
around the Pyramid came back to
point just below the upper falls and
met the current Of the Tomahawk in
the eddy and travelled on down to
the pointed island and split again and
ran around the same old dizzy whir.
and the swift current in Cedar falls
striking against the water from Round
river with such force that it kept ii
going like boy striking the rim of
a hoop, with such force as to give
the already dizzy water = strong cur
rent all the way around The Judge
think was honest in thinking he had
looped a loop, as he had passed the
mouth of Round river without know
ing it, and went on his way down to
his home in Wausau.
Yours truly,
E. S. Shepard.
Editor Menefee is certainly to be
congratulated on the interesting col
lection of Bunyan tales that he has
collected since last December.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

John Dittbrender recently injured
his right leg and when ia the city last
Friday to have it treated. it was found
that a bone had been broken. Mr..
Dittbrender is able to limp but it will
be some six weeks before he can hope
70 completely recover.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23
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CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with &C
to Foley & Co, 2SS5 Sheffield Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name and
address clearly. You will recer'e in
return trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs. colds and Group. Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Sold everywhere. Advertisement.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Mrs. Henry Seim celebrated her
seVenty-sixth birthday on Monday,
March goth, at her home, corner Nc
Indoe and First streets
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Ia Crosse Mrs. Elmira Vinegar. a
resident OF la Crosse since 1864, who
served as nurse in the Civil wa-.
recently celebrated her eighty hfth
birthday She is IN good health.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Polka dotted percale and white
checked dimity make this pretty
dress for little missy. 1t is in two
pieces. The blouse Of the dimity has a
Peter Pan collar and turn-back cuffs
floss. A white silk cord ending in
small tassels is laced across the front
of the bodice and patch pocket at
zone side maintains that practical
things can be pretty.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Medford-Thomas Kosielny. Med
ford. was granted a divorce in circuit
court from his wife. Eva. who is sery.
ing term in Waupun prison for burn.
ing her three children to death last
summer in a barn.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Racino-The county of Racine of.
Tered for sale 100000 worth of high.
way Improvement bonds OF which a
premium OF $4,000 was received. The
highest bidder was New York city
company. The premium is the largest
offered for any municipal bond sold in
the state during the last two years.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23
Yours truly,

VI u. .. ouGpHIU.
Editor Menefee is certainly to be
congratulated on the interesting col
lection of Bunyan tales that he has
collected since last December.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Tomah--Present low prices for to.
bacco are responsible for the pooling
of interests on the part of growers
Among the first 20 organize are the
tobacco men of Vernon county and
the result OF this step is the Vernon
County Tobacco Growers association
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Juneau Cow testing associations to
include every township in Dodge coun,
ty is the aim of A. A. Brown, county
agent, in beginning his agricultural
activities for 1922. Thus far four or.
CARNATIONS have been perfected. com
prising more than 100 farmers in about
10 townships Cow testing is a popu.
lar movement in this section and
numerous organization meetings are
In prospect,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Madison--C Charles III. wanamaker.
76. civil war veteran and one Of the
Oldest employees in the state capitol.
died at Madison. Mr.. wanamaker
had been employed in the office of
the superintendent of public property
for over twenty-five years.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

La Crosse--Mr. and Mrs. Joel M.
Nuzum. Viroqua, recently celebrated
their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
Although they are the parents of 10
children and have % grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren there
never has been death in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs Nuzum were married in
Prairie du CHEN in 1862 and have re-
sided in Vernon county for 60 years
and in Viroqua for 80 years. Both
are enjoying good health
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23
Seiirr1 Bros.

Uome Of Hart chaner Clothes for Men and Toung Men
John r. Stetson Hats Cuett Shirts and Duchess Trousers
Arrow Collars wilson Bros Furnishings
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Stevens Point-The mess hall at
pretty Sunset lake in the town of New
Hope. used in the summer months for
Boy Scouts OF Portage and Wood coun.
ties is almost a total loss. having been
crushed under the weight of snow and
Ice upon its roof. There are no funds
in the treasury of the Wisconsin
Valley Camp association and the de.
struction Of the building leaves the
summer camp outlook far from bright.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

William Timm. 90 years
old, resident OF Cascade for more
thar sixty years, died at his home in
that village. He was the oldest Odd
fellow In Sheboygan county.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Marinette-M municipalities in Wis
eonsin are not required TO pay death
benefits under the workmen's compen.
sation law and also pension benefits
10 dependents of city employees. the
Wisconsin industrial commission de.
clared in decision at Marinette.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Madison--lndians are not amenable
20 Wisconsin fish and game laws
while on their reservations. but an
Indian who commits a crime outside
Of his reservation is subject to the
law of the place in which the crime
Is committed, Atty. Gen. Morgan ad.
vised w, Il. Barber. chairman Of tho
conservation commission. in an opin,
Ion.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Ladysmith--The question OF build
ing an auditorium or community hous,
at public expense win be submitted
TO the voters of Ladysmith at tn,
spring election Apr, 4. pursuant to
resolution unanimously adopted b.
the city council.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Opp. Court House
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Eau Claire Blood poisoning result
Ing from a prick Of 4 safety pin II
the end Of finger a week ago cause,
the death OF Mrs. Anthony Durch o
Chippewa Falls. She was born In Ire
land In 1855 and came to Chippew,
Falls at the age Of S.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

Ashland-The Northern National
bank and the Farmers and Merchant.
bank. Ashland, contaminated con
solicitation OF the two institution.
whereby the Northern National take.
over the business of the Farmers anC
Merchants bank.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-23

which precedes Judge Reds in last
weeks Villas County News:
Friend Lawler,