Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-07
MERCHANTS LEAVE
ON BOOSTER TRIP
Business Men to Visit Many
Points in Maryland and
Virginia.

One hundred and seventy-five Wash
| ington business men and their guests
wrenched themselves free from work
this afternoon and fastened to the
| Seventh Street Wharf to board the
| S. S. Southland for the twentieth an
! nual booster outing OF the Merchants
g. Manufacturers Association.
The steamer, chartered for a three
day cruise In the Potomac River and
Chesapeake Bay and In the Patapsco
River, was scheduled 10 slip from its
moorings here at 8 o'clock for a daylight
cruise down the Potomac. The time OF
f, sailing earlier had been set for 2:30
o'clock, ofiicials having in mind half
hour leeway TO allow for late arrivals
detained by last-minute business.
= Is An Old Tradition.
The outing has become a tradition
with the merchants organization, and
aside from its recreational and enter
tainment features has the objective of
advertising Washington as a progressive
and growing business center for far
flung sections in Maryland and Virginia
The first stop, according to the oficial
itinerary, will be Annapolis, Md, where
the Southland will be tied up at $50
tomorrow morning for two hours. to per-
nit the boosters to pay their respects
to that quaint old Maryland capital and
to visit the Naval Academy there. Then
will follow cruise UP the bay and the
PatapSco River near Baltimore. follow
ing which the steamer will head down
bay for Old Point Comfort, arriving
there early Sunday morning. Later In
the day Hampton Roads and Norfolk
will be visited and side trips 10 Ocean
View and Virginia Beach are arranged
for members OF the party.
Zihlman Is Guest.
Among special guests will be Repre-
sentative Zihlman of Maryland and rep
rasentatives of local trade organizations.
William z, Russell is general chair
man of the outing committee, under the
direction Of Gen, Anton Stephan
president Of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association. Others on the
committee are Bert OlmSted, G. H.
Dikeman, Mark Lansburgh, Charles
Frame, James E. Collifiower, A. j. Sun
lun, Lewis A. Payne, r. P. Andrews, A.
A. Auth, P. M. Dorsch, Isaac Cans,
Or, M. @, Gibbs, Frank w. Harper,
M. A. Leesc. Louis Levay. M. D. Rosen-
berg, S. M Selinger, j. c. Callahan
and Frank Avalear.
Among the boosters scheduled TO make
the trip are the following:
Kari Achterkirchen, S, T. Alexander,
Ross p. Andrews Darrell Preston Aub,
Anton A. Auth.
Milton Baer, Arthur Baur. C. Nelson
Bean. Charles H. Beauvard. T. N Reav-
ers, j. G.. Bell, Benjamin Berkowich,
William Bernstein. DR.. w. A. Bevard.
9. w. Bonnette, DR.. Alfred L. Bou, j.
n n W
Thomas p, Brown Frederick Buckholz
Joseph A. Burkart, James w. Byrnes.
Morris Cafritz, Thomas A, Cantwell,
Harry Carpet, F. p, Carr. Bill Catanach,
w. H. Churchill, George j. Ciomei,
James =, Colliflower DR.. Jack A. Con-
nor, Robert J. Cottrell L. v. Crismond
George s. De Neale, c. H. Dikeman,
James z, Diver, P. M. Dorsch, william
r. Dulin.
Archie D. Engel, Frank P. Fenwick, q.
w, Forsbers, Charles H. Frame, I,
Isaac Cans, Morris Gewiry. DR.. M. @.
Gibbs, Herbert Glassman, Martin A.
Gleason, q. II. Gruver, Herbert Gus-
genheir, J. Louis Gundling
Alvin Hall, r. z. l.. Hall, Frank w.
Harper. Joseph M. Hausler. Jake Hess, |
w. A. Hettinser, r. H Hickman, Harry
Himmelfarb, George w. Husuely, Frank
Ernest S. johnson, c. Alexander /
Jones, o. M. Jones.
John r. Kelle. ]. Frank Kelly. G. w. !
King jr. Alfred Glesner. Alex Koplin /
Charles z. Krey
Mark Lansburgh. M. A. Leese, H. A. !
Leighton, DR., p. X. Leon, DR.. j. K I
Leon. Louis Levay. A. H. Linsenmeyer, |
A. g. Loehl, A, D. Lofier, jr.
J. d. Mackessy, F, w. Maddeax, |
Philip Maley, Lieut. Richard Mansfield, |
Samuel Marks, Maurice MaEo, q. f.
Mccain, Simon McCue, j. w. McCarty, ,
r. A. Mcconnell. G.. Percy McGlue. !
Phillip Milstone, r. c. Mitchell, Ches- /
ter Myers.
Alvin L, Newmeyer,
p, w. Oshn, Bert L. Olmstead Ed
ward Ostrow, Benjamin Ourisman,
Frank Owings.
Lewis A. Payne, A. Phillips, ]. w.
Pollard, George e, Potter.
Fl. c. Racoosin, Fred w, Rade, Julius
Herman Richards, A. B.
berger, DR.. Joseph D. Rogers, Frank r.
Rogers, Bert j. Rosenberg. Jack Rosen-
berg, M, d. Rosenberg, william Rosen-
dorf, William Z. Russell, Claude 3.
Ryan.
w Stokes Summons, Herbert sauber.
Tom Sawyer, Melvin II. Sohlossberg,
Everett c. Scott. s. M. Selinser, George
<. Shearer. Harry Sherry, j. Lewis
Sherwood, jr.; DR.. o. U. Singer. v. A.
5isler, August Smith, l.. V. Souder.
Henry G. Stein, Gen. Anton Stephan,
Arthur J. Sundlun.
Or. John NJ. Thai, Charles e. Tribby,
IT,; Charles E. Tribby, sr.
Harry Vlner
DR.. Percy Walton. Don Warren. C. s.
Watson, Carl M. Weigle, Bernard Well,
elias Weinstein. julius Weinberg James
:. Wheeler. Joseph A. Wilmer, Morris
Within, Alex Wolf, j. Wolfe, W. H.
Wright.
Eugene Young j