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The New York herald., 1922-09-02
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Notice of Special Stockholderas Ms<ffos

Richmond. Va. August IS. 1922.
cial Meeting OF the Stockholders of Ths
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company has
been called by ths Board OF Directors OF
office OF the Company. In the City OF Richs
mond. virginia. on Tuesday. tha Goth day
OF September. 1922. Mt II: 90 o'clock A. NJ
Tor the following purposes:
(a) To consider and act upon q pros
poral 70 Increase the Company's capital
stock by the addition thereto OF stock
divided Into 100000 shares OF the par
value Of 500 each, so as to make thu
total authorized par amount OF such
capital stock S165. 900. 900. consisting of
1,ShO,000 shares of the par value OF 500
each. such increase OF capital stock "a
be Of such class or classes. with such
powers, or restrictions or qualification
thereof. as the stockholders at sad
meeting shall determine or authorize
generality OF the foregoing. 10 considei
and act upon proposal that the addf.
tional capital stock be In the first In
stance preferred stock. and that tht
+ same, or any thereof, may be convertible
into common stock;
OBJ To authorize the Board OF Df-
.rectors OF the Company from time I'd
time 70 Issue and 20 dispose Of sucn
additional stock on such terms as suc6
Board may IN the exercise OF its lawful
discretion determine;
.tc) To ratify and confirm such action
heretofore taken or authorized by said
Board IN anticipation Of such action by
the stockholders, as may be submitted
10 the meeting. and 20 take such Other
and further action iu the premises. IN
cluding the authorization OF any neces-
sary or appropriate Amendment oS
amendments OF the charter OF the Com
pnny. as the stockholders at the meets
ing may determine; and
td) For the transaction OF such othSy
business as may properly come before
the meeting. !.
For the purpose OF the meeting the stock
naf0 w.stn ~ ~l- = - a.
on Friday, September 1. 1922, and remain
cloted until 10 A. N. on Wednesday, Sep
tember 81, 1922.
BIZ Order Of the Board oS Directors
A. TnEVvETT Secretary
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
NOTICE or REDEMPTION.
To the Holders OF Fifteen Year Seven II
Cent. Convertible Gold Bonds OF
FREEPORT TEXAS COMPANY

Notice is hereby given pursuant 10 the prd5
visions OF the Trust Indenture agreemsnf
dated April /. 1922. made by Freeport Tsxay
Company with The National City Bank az
New York. Trustee. that said Freeport rlxas
Company has exercised tho option conferre6
to redeem and pay off on October !. 1o2T
all OF It's Fifteen Year Seven Per Cent. Codr
vertibie Gold Bonds issued under the provi-
sions OF the said trust inde1fure and thea
outstanding at the redemption price ~ IoS
per cent. of the principal amount thereof. /.
The holders OF said bonds temporary
shall on the first day OF October. 1922. pre-
cent and surrender said bonds az the princis
pal office OF The National City Bank OF New
York. Trustee, at No. 30 Wall Street In thS
borough OF Manhattan and State of NesY
York, for redemption at f0J per cent. OF the
principal amount thereof and interest ~
October /. 1922. *
On October i 1922 the da.e fixed for -,ss
demption, the said bonds shall ease to bear
interest.
Pursuant to the provisions of tho said
trust indcnture agreements the right ta--con-
vert inno common capital stock Of the Free
port Texs Company the principal OF sald
bonds shall expire at the close Of business
on the tenth day preceding the first day Of
October. 1929. unless written notice OF cleo
tion 10 convert the principal OF such bonas
shall have been given TO ths Trustee and
the bonds referred to In such notice Of cleo
ton, with all matured coupons attached,
shall have been deposited with the Trustes
for the purposes OF such conversion on o.
before such tenth preceding day.
Dated New York. August rs, 1922
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
or NEW YORK, Trustee.
BY W. w. HOFFMAN. Trust Officer.
FREEP0RT TEXAS COMPANY.
f gWENS0N Yrssidens
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
Friday, September 1. 1879.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

In contrast with the strength dis
played by many foreign Government IS
sues In yesterdays market was the
weakness in a number of the railroad
bonds. mostly the speculative kind.
Some obligations Of the Erie Railroad
Company sold OFF around points IN
sympathy with the stock. Chicago and
Alton issues did little better under
short covering. Chicago Great Western
10 were In supply, and Canadian PaciIic
Is and Great Northern Ans were fairly
steady. The better tone OF French Gov
ernment and municipal bonds wna gen.
orally attributed to the strength Of
francs. French Republic TVS advanced
more than 1 VI points. British iss of193!
were in good demand for time, and
the convertible 5iss Of 1929 held firm
around 10s The 1925, according to ex-
pectations, fell to par. with few sales.
having held a premium only by their
conversion privilege. Despite the pas
sage OF the bonus bill by the Senate
United States Libertys were steady and
quiet The Industrial group did little.
with the general tendency OF most bonds
OF this olase upward. s
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GRAIN DOES BETTER
ON OUTLOOK ABROAD
Extension Of Time for Repara-
tions Payments Big Factor
In Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-Grain markets
averaged higher here to-day with some
change in sentiment due 70 the better
outlook abroad. At the finish wheat
showed an advance of Is to 1lsc., with
September 81 to Sis and December
s1.o2 to sl.o2b. Corn was UP " to 15c.
oats showed net gain of " to Mc. and
provisions were unchanged to 7hc.
higher.
Granting OF a respite to Germany on
the payments due for the balance of the
year by the Reparations Commission had
strong influence over the market.
While II failed to bring any improve
ment in the foreign demand for cash
grain II caused a change in local senti-
ment
Shorts were good buyers of wheat
early and there was also some buying
by commission houses. Some OF the
Chicago traders went long on a bulge
OF nearly two cents for the December
delivery and when they tried to take
profits caused good reaction. The
movement in spring wheat is rapidly
Increasing.
Corn showed strong undertono
throughout the day Private reports
placed the corn crop around 1880. OO0,-
900 bushels, or 1877 100000 bushels less
than the Government figures for Au-
gust, and there was persistent local and
commission house buying. Receipts
here were 335 cars and offerings in
creased as the result OF the advance.
Oats were a little stronger In sym
pathy with other grains. Private re-
ports showed crop of 1,245. 100000 to
1928, 100000 bushels, compared with
!, 1,231, 900, 900 bushels forecast by the
Government In August.
Provisions were about steady.
CHICAGO PRICES
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COTTON LIST CLOSES
81 TO 81 POINTS OFF
Governments Condition Re-
port Proves Bearish Factor
in Futures Market.

There were violent fluctuations In yes
terday's cotton market, both before and
after the issuance OF the Department of
Agricuiture's condition report. While
the early trend of the market was up
ward for net gains OF about ~ cent a
pound. the trend following the publica-
tlon Of the Government report was d.
rectly downward. The list was carried
about / cent a pound. or IS bale. un-
der its high price and from 4b to 50
points net under It's previous firais
Final bids were 81 20 81 points net un-
der Thursdays close.
The Government report placed the
condition OF cotton at the end of August
at 81 per cent. OF normal. compared with
71.s at the end of July. 49.3 per cent.
at the end OF August, 1921. and the ten
year average at that date OF 65.3. "A
condition OF 81 per cent forecasts yield
OF about 1852 pounds an acre and a
total production of 10.575.000 bales.
Careful observers In the market seemed
to think that the report har been over
discounted by the steady recent rise in
values. although II was about 1.8 points
under the average OF all private re-
ports Wall Street longs. the ring ele-
ment. Liverpool and the South all sold
actively when the estimate appeared.
After the first wave of selling had
subsidized there was rally. but 1t was
poorly maintained in the face of fresh
selling pressure. which developed on all
buges from the low Not few In the
trade had expected a figure OF 56 per
cent. and were disappointed. Other news
of the day was d!sregarded.
The weather continued bullish, Liver
pool cables were better than due at
first and advices from cotton goods
centers were considered constructive.
Weekly statistics were mostly ignored.
Spinners' takings of only 1884 bales
were considerably lower.
The local spot market was 45 points
lower at 22.25 cents for middling. The
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
Lima Locomotive Redemption.

Stockholders OF the Lima Locomotive
Corporation have been notified that the
company will exercise Its option to call
for redemption its entire issue Of first
mortgage 9 per cent. sinking fund gold
bonds at the principal amount and 10
per cent premium. All such bonds will
cease 10 draw interest from November
]. 1879. The authorized Issue of these
bonds amounted to 100000. OF which
s6s7.0o0 were retired by sinking fund De-
cernber 81, 1921
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"MoDERN M1LLER,sv OUTLOOK.

Special Dispatch to TIM NEw YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO. Sept, 1.--Modcrn Miter's outlook
on grain follows: ''Threshing returns from
the spring wheat belt Indicate that the crop
will exceed the last official estimate. Some
sections show disappointing Yields. but ra.
ports OF heavy yields are more numerous
Much threshing has been done. Canadan
advices are very optimistic. Further delay
IN plowing over the winter wheat belt has
resulted from dry weather. The area IL not
likely to he affected unless unfavorabls
conditions are prolonged"
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
wHEAT's QUALITY LOWER.

wAsHiNGroN, Sept. This years
winter wheat is Al points lower in quail
ity than the ten year average. and 4s.7
per cent. OF the crop is below grade No.
2. according to reports and estimates an
nounced to-day by the Department of
Agriculture.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
Mine Proposition.

mining proposition in French possession de-
sires services OF reputable and competes
fiscal agency 10 assist In tho sale OF some
OF the shares OF its capital stock in the
United States. Exceptional proposition. Ne
advance artists need apply. References viii
be required and given. :.
: 643 HERALD, ESQ BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
oct schenectady Issue.

Tho :, discount house OF saiomon
Brothers & Hutzler has been awarded
an Issue OF S4o6,0oo Of AZ per cent. bonds
OF the city OF Schenectady. N. r.. at
i0i.O73 and accrued interest. The bonds
mature from 1893 to 1g42. Inclusive and
1t is believed they will be offered at
later date to investors.
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New Orleans market was quiet.
points lower at 2l.75 cents a pound.
STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at points advance; mid
ding. 13. T0d. Sales, 1000: American, 2,voo
Imports, 5000; American. 3,o0O. FUTURES
were 3 20 ~ points lower They opened
steady. unchanged 10 points higher and
closed barely steady at fs TO 10 points DC
cline. October closed at 1911: December,
1850. January, 1884; March. l2:47; May.
ie.37 July. 1929. Manchester-Yarns and
cloths quiet and unchanged. The 12.fo O'Clock
bids cabled TO Liverpool follow: OctoDer
222f: December. 22.40; January, 22.2oi
March 22.3i.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
srocKmoIDERs' MEETINGS or
The Bank of NelU York
New York. August II. 1874
To the Stockholders ~
THE BANK OF NEw york;


4 a special meeting Of the stockholders ~
The Bank OF New York VIII be held at tns
office OF the bank, IS Wall Street. New rorx
City, on September 7. 1922. AZ ten o'clock
A, NJ, for the purpose Of voting upon an
agreement made between Tho Bank OF New
York and New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company pursuant TO ths Banking Law OF
the state OF NcW York, for the merger 81
The Bank ~ New YORK Into New York Life
Insurance and Trust Company. 20 be known
thereafter as Bank OF New York and Trust
Co npahy.
2. A special meeting Of the s,ockhoiders ~
The Bank of New York viii be held At ths
Ollie Of the bank. IS wall street New Yorz
City. on September Z. 1922. At eleven o'cioex
A. NJ, for the purpose OF authorizing the In.
1-ease OF the capital stock of The Bank OF
New York, from Two Million Dollars (S2 ,oo0.-
o00), the present authorized amount, consist.
'ng of Twenty Thousand GO oo0l shares qf
he PAT value Of one Hundred Dollars (ti00)
each 20 Two Milton Five hundred Thousand
Dollars s2,5Co 0o0l, consisting OF Twenty.
five Thousand $4,000 shares Of the psf
value OF One Hundred Dollars tfi00) each.
The transfer books ~ The Bank of Now
York viii be cioecd At the close OF business
September 2 ip22. and re-opened Al the open
ing ~ business September :. 1922.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
HERBERT L. GRfuos.
presidsnL
FREDERICK @. METZ, Jr,.
Cashier.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETINGS OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST C0MpANY +.
To the Stockholders of the :
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY:

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST CoTANY \
To The Stockholders of the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY:
~ Special Meeting OF the stookhoiders
OF New York Life lnsurancs and Trust
Company will be held At the office OF the
Company. Sc wall Street, New York City.
september I, 1922. at 900 A. NJ, 70 vote
upon a proposition 10 merge The Bank Of
New York into the New York Life Insur-
ance and Trust Company, 20 approve an
New York Life Insurance and Trust Com.
pany and The Bank Of New York 10 effect
such merger, and 90 ~ lrove all action
taken by the Board OF Trustees OF the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company
IN respect OF said agreement and the merger
therein provided for as shown by ths min!
ufes OF the Trustees meetings.
t2) A Special Meeting Of the Stockhoidsrs
Of the New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company VIII be held at the office OF tho
September !. 1872. At II 90 A. NJ. for the
purpose OF authorizing the increase OF the
capital stock OF tho New York Lite Incur.
snce and Trust Company from One Million
Dollars tsi 900. .00o). the present authorized
amount, consisting OF Ten thousand shares
Dollars tsl0ol each. 20 Four Million pol-
lars t4 900 .000.1. consisting OF forty thou.
sand shares 100000 Of the par value of
One hundred Dollars (sfOo) each.
The transfer books OF the Company VIII b
closed A. the close ot business September $,
1927, nud reopcncd at the beginning OF
business September II, i9s2. -
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUsTEEas
EDWIN g. MERRILL,
JOHN c. vEpDER.
Dated. New York. August ai, 1927.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
TO THE HOLDERS OF
City of Rio de Janeiro
Six Per Cent. Serial External
Secured Gold Bonds of 1919;

The Municipality OF the City of Rio de
Janeiro pursuant to the terms OF the Trust
and Fiscal Agency Agreement dated May 20.
1919. between the said Municipality and The
Equitable Trust Company of New York as
Trustee. hereby gives notice that all bonds
issued under said Trust and Fiscal Agency
Agreement have been called for payment at
the office OF The Equitable Trust Company
OF New York, Trustee, No. 81 Wall Street,
New York City. y, Y. on November J.. 1922.
at the principal amount OF said bonds and
the interest accrued thereon 10 said date.
At or after November i. 1922. the holder
or holders OF said bonds shall surrender the
same to the Trustee with the coupons ma
turing upon such date and those maturing
thereafter. and receive therefor the princi-
pal OF said bonds with accrued interest
thereon to November 1. 1922 From and
after said date all bonds shall cease TO bear
interest and the coupons thereon subsequent
TO said date shall become null and yoid
September ., 1922.
THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO.
BY DIR. CARLOS SAMPAIo,
Prefect OF the Federal District OF the Re-
public OF United States of Brazil.
HELLO LoBo. Consul General for Brazil.
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DIVIDENDS.

Western OIL Fields. 2res. Sept. sept y
Int. Silver Co.. a.. pf.. 81 "a. Sept. 10 Oct. =
Golden Cycle Mining and Re-
duction Co, a., zoe Aug. 81 Sept. IG
AM Wooden Co.. a., slI5. Sept. u Oct. 10
Am Wool Co.. a.. pf... 81. rs. Sept: - oct. ~
Stand. Oil of Ky, a. s1.25 ..5eN 10 OCT.
VIM. Cramp e. Sons. Ship &
Engine Erild Co.. a., 10 Sept. - Sept. 20
Beech Crk r. II. Co a., 50c.S Sept. ID Oct.
ManAu Sugar Co.. pf.. a.,
81. ..s................... sept. 10 oct. :
Haverhili Gas Light Co., a.,
N12k ................... sept. 10 Oct. :
$40 -. ....,.....e. Sept. 16 Oct. IS
a., si.cs. cs...................se Sept e5 Oct. IL
Cambria Iron, ga, oec. ILL.,. Sept. 10 Oct. =
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
AMERICAN CAN 90

quarterly dividend OF one and three-quar-
tcrs per cent. has been declared on the Pre-
ferred Stock of this Company, payable Octo-
ber end. 1922, TO Stockholders of record at
the close OF business September 18th. 1922.
Transfer Books will remain open. Checks
mailed. II. II. ISMOS,
Secretary A Trea aatirer
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
THE DELAWARE & HUDSON c0MpANl

New York. Aug. q, 1V22.
A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER (2ht) PER CENT. on the cap
ital stock OF this Company will be paid at
the office OF the Company. SO Nassau Street,
In this city, on and after Wednesday, Sept.
20, 1922. TO Stockholders OF record at close
OF business to-day.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
w. II. DAVIES Trea strer
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

X. y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS:
70 the following prices accrued interest
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
PENNSYLVANIA OIL.

OIL CITY. "a, Sept. i.-Credit balances
ments. 81, ,g28; average. 83.o43.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

Special
New yorkH Burnu ul
Washington. n. G.. L.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
ExPORTs FROM NEW YORK

EXPORTS from New York yesterday were as
follows; Wheat. 35s, ,SSS bushels; oats, 260. !
s22 bushels; barley. 96.368 bushels; feed,
lois, 500 lbs. alcohol. $40 bbls. beef, loo
eern. o4l,Gao bushels; rye. 240.i7o bushels
flour, 3s,7S6 sacks; oatmeal, $50 sacks
pcrk, 325 bbis. baoons. 2,o21 600 lbs. lard,
a. 33s, ,992 lbs, lubricating oil. 23,ooV gals.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
CHICAGO PRICES.

NEW YORK PHICES.
WHEAT-No. northern spring. VI .2Oh:
No y red, s115: No. 2 hard, si.16h; No l
Manitoba. $ii5n; No. . mixed durum,
Sf.fTB. C. !. I. track New York. 80
CORN-No. . yellow and No. white, sZc''
No. 2 mixed, sihc.. c. i. I. New York.
OATs--No. white, 44sc.; No. white;
43c No. white. 41isGf42c.; fancy clipped
white 50951hc.; ordinary clipped white.
4cs 4sAe. al vss,san s,ssasor sapc T. .. B. New
York, and Sic G. l. Z. export.
BARLEY-Maiting. 72aIGc. G. J. :. new
MIAay-saoa2s: No. 2, s24a2s; No. 8. s22@
"a. shipping. 32oa22
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
wheat. Corn. Oats
yeatsraav 4 G35, 900 ,0Ot 900 62I 600
io.t week - 2oT2 900 as9, 900 96g0O0
Last year .. 2504, 600 .265. 600 0Io.0oO
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour Wheat. Corn
Yesterday - 10000 2.t23,000 3ss, 900
go uask AL 900 7f2,OO0 ~ 900
LAT ysar $4,000 G0i 900 1000
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Swift Il Company
Unien Stock Yards. Chicags
Dividend No. 147

on the capital stock Of Swift q Company. win
be paid on October !. 1922, TO stockholders Of
record, September 8. 1917 - shown on 20
books Of the Company.
The New York herald., 1922-09-02
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-16
UP STATE FUNNY STUFF
Gillette Times


Echoes of the war still linger in
Milwaukee, where army goods" and
silk shirts are yet advertised.
Too many advocates of personal
liberty" are enjoying more of that
species of liberty than is nice.
Succeeding the fool who rocked the
boat is the one who tries to get by
with mixing moonshine and gasoline.
Without mentioning its name, we
are reminded of a community that is
growing in popularity as did GER
tain safety razor with the same name.
When we see the coarse voice of a
f1ivver violently calling to its mate we
are reminded that getting used to a
used car that has outlived its useful
ness is another of life's ironies.
Doc Garfield didn't leave an indeli-
able impression in Gillett. We'd hate
to have him do it, but he left the no
ton here that he is going to retain the
presidency of Carroll college into
next year, at least.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-16

Myra Lindner home from a visit at
the Dr.. B9rnhardt home.
The postponed BeetOWn Aid picnic
was held Friday at Riverside Park
with a smaller crowd than had pre-
viousIy planned to attend, but all had
plenty OF eats and a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schmitz enter
tanned Messrs and Mesdames Chris
Garner, Bloomington, and Earl Stur-
mer, Beetown, and their families at
dinner Sunday.
Miss Ellen Hernon Of Warren, O.,
is here for an extended visit with rela-
tives.
Mesdames Alba and Lizzie Humer
of North Andover, motored to Cass-
vile Wednesday.
The Judge Geiger family of Mil
waukee, are with Ollo and Pauline
Geiger for a visit
The families of Ben Petty, Chas.
Petty, Frank Murphy, Miss Bessie
Webb and two young lady guests of
Miss Petty were picnickers at River
side Sunday. They have many friends
here who were glad to see them, as
they formerly were farmers in this
vicinity.
w. P. Ortscheid and family motored
to Platteville and spent Thursday
and Friday at the fair.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-16

The omission of a commission, here
and there, at Madison. wouldn't hurt
a bit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-16
WYALUSING

John Gasner went to Dubuque
Thursday
Mrs. Chas. Dolphin has been quite
i'll.
The ice cream social was we'll at
tended and the proceeds amounted to
$25. We wish to think all those who
are helping us with our church le-
pairs by attending our socials.
Mr. McMahon who is building the
cement bridge above town spent Sun
day at his home at Lancaster.
Mrs. Chas. Lupenbecker visited her
sister, Mrs. Ben Shrake.
H. l. Pendleton and family spent
Sunday IN town.
Ben Shrake and wife took Mrs.
Florence Rigdon and children to Ian
caster Sunday.
Evelyn and Everett Harrison Of
Minneapolis, are visiting at the W. S.
Weed home.
j. J. Foehringer and wife spent the
weekend in Cassville.
John Gasner went to Chicago with
a car of cattle.
Alden Koecke came home from
Chadwick, H., Sunday.
Mr.. klindt and family of Cassville,
spent Sunday at Carpenters.
Quite a number from her went to
the big days at FennimOre.
There were campers at the park
last week from Chicago and Cedar
Rapids, Ia.
Kenneth Key and wife of Bloom
ington, was here Saturday.
Lewis Wetmore and family and Mrs.
Cooley of Bloomington, were here last
week.
Rudolph Koecke is very poorly.
Fred Carpenter left Sunday for his
home in ST. Louis, after spending the
summer at his studio here. His family
will go later.
The Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Chas. Bur-
rows was we'll attended.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-08-16
ROADHOUSE PROPRIETOR
CHARGED IN VICE DRIVE

LA CROSSE, Wis.-Insisting that a
recent order requiring all music in
roadhouses to stop at p. m. and the
places closed at II p. M be enforced,
the town board of the town of Shelby
has cited Frank Kleinertz to appear
and defend himself against the charge
that he kept open after II. Klein
ertz got in trouble with the town
board when "Wild Bill" Chamberlain
started a rough house in the formers
roadhouse, throwing gum vending and
slot machines about the place and
pulling the telephone from the wall,
as we'll as heaving a beer glass at his
divorced wife, Mae Chamberlain,
which cut her in the neck. Kleinertz
maintains he runs peacable place
except when when wild Bill visits
the resort.