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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
LOCAL HEROES
ARE HONORED
Artists Paints Portraits OF Local Young
Men Who Died in Uncle SANS
Service Overseas

At last some dist met recognition and
honor is To he rendered TO the memory
of the twenty young mon from Ohio
county, who died or wore killed in the
service Of their country during the world
war just brought TO such Il triumphant
conclusion. Portraits Of all these mon
are now being painted by Scott D. Rus
sell. one of the best known artists in
this part IF the country. whose studio
is now located over Nichols Art Store
Mr.. Russcll's home is in Elm Grove.
Four of the paintings have been COM
plcted and will he seen on exhibition in
the Stone g. Thomas windows beginning
today. Exhibited with the portraits of
the local heroes is also a painting OF
General John J. IershnG. INCLUDED in
the exhibition are paintings Of the fol-
lowing: Second Lieutenant Francis NC
Farlanc Snyder. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert James Snyder. of Bac Mar Place;
H%T n W D@Xs T"n Of MrS
Corporal William Cummins Rhodes. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George &. Rhodes. rear
1921 McColloch street. and Shrgeant
Emil John Schmidt. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph y. Schmidt, Of 907 McColloch
street.
1t is said that the idea of this cspcc
tally appropriate" tribute TO the memory
of The departed Ohio county heroes was
inauEcrated by members of the ONO
County Camp. World War Veterans, now
known as the American Legion. and II
is proposed to place the finished paint
inEs in the headquarters of the local or
Gnnzation. In this connection IT is In
timatcd that the local branch Of the
American Legion will as soon ms pos
siblc secure larger aud more elaborate
quarters. Since the organization WIS
formed headquarters have been main
tanned in room . Rex theatre building,
the room and office fixtures being donat-
ed for their use by Albert y, Dennis:
II is thought that Il Painting Of each or
country will be best placed in the head
quarters Of the soldiers organization.
although il is undcrslo GOD that this has
moi been definitely decided.
Tho paintings arc the result of many
months work on the part of Mr.. Russell,
tho artist. and they are said TO be MS
finely executed throughout rs u is pos
Siblr for them Ia be-. TIL" exhibition in
the Stone d Thomas window viii un-
doubtcdly attract large crowds during
tho next few days. Beautiful bronze
name plates arc being made for each
painting. and these Will be attached So
curcly TO the frame of each al special
dedication ceremonies to be held at some
time in the near future.
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First division on Chapltnc street rIE"'
| resting on Fourteenth.
Second division on Fourteenth S'retI
right resting on Chaplinr.
Third division on Fifteenth Strcc'
! right resting "u Chapiln".
Third division on SlNtrcnth street
right resting on chaplinc.
| Fourth division on Sixteenth street
! right resting On. Chaplinc street.
! The division commanders and thcfr
! aides must be- at their point or for-
nation promptly ut o'clock To look
J after ;he participants OF their various
divisions
Division commanders will be held re-
: srC nsihlc for the conduct and depor'-
| rncu1 OF their respective divisions, and
II wish to impress upon them the great
! Importance Of keeping their men well IN
hand Commanders will see that thctf
| divisions march in proper order Keeping
proper distances in alignment
! There will be no automobiles. CARR
ages or vehicles Of any sort or dcscrip-
| tinu allowed in lines with the exception
, of automobiles carrying the Il. n. II
veterans. This order will be strictly
| adhered to.
The parade will start promptly Al
| n. m.. "Wednesday. May list. Each al
, vision SHOULD l,c in its designated posi-
; ton nat lltcr than ESQ p. m. If Tor
any reason a division or any part there
. ui - not III position in time to takr u
; its march with III" parade At tho proper
/; time. III" next succeeding DIVISION or
| unit will take the place OF the MISSING
! one. The missing division or unit may
; take position al the end Of tn" column.
Divisions will march III columns OF
! four 90. with four ca PAGES between
! each line and Will reserve tw"nty-f"ur
! (oD PAGES between the different units
! composing the division.
Those taking part will BE- asked 70
! assemble at different points either tnan
! the street used for formation and cont!
; TO their respective points in body.
/; The paradc starts promptly at p. M
the marshal and aides must hc on the
| Job at p. m. will ask the commander
and aides to pay strict attention Ia the
above orders and carry them out as Civ
en-.
Line Of March-South on Chaplin" 70
SiNtecnth. west on Sixteenth In Market.
north on Market to Ninth. west on Ninth
TO Main. south on Main TO twenty
fourth, east on Twenty-fourth I" Chap'
line. north on Chapiinc TO Twentieth.
west on Twentieth TO Market. north on
Market to Fourteenth, where they Will!
pass IN review Of the G.. A. r. veterans
disbanding at Ninth.
(Signcd) J. r. PRICE,
Chief Marshal
] Chief Of Police Henderson has issued
the following instructions to govern
traffic this afternoon during the G. y.
r. parade
! No vehicles will be allowed along the
| line Of march.
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This afternoon, Wheeling with her
neighboring towns. will turn out CT,
masse to witness the bigges, and prob
ably the last parade Of the veterans Of
tho G. A. R and the city is diked out in
her best clothes to do honor to the boys
In blue who fought so valiantly in the
war OF the rebellion
The line Of march will be through the
:pGNctpal streets. which will be an ami
,rated mass Of waving flags and hunt
tdrg With thousands Of spectators cheer
'sns-the old soldiers and appafding the
veterans Of the later wars. who will
,Iraath 10 % honor to the SaviorS OF the
Trton
= ID Hne VIA be the wheeling Chap
.4Ar OF Che American Red Cross. every
.ronr9her wearing the spotless white uni
sSc5un. whose only touch Of color is the
;suraEE blood red cross known the world
ioRS
A;AatHesy Of arHI3eT. -esoh gun drawn
By caS41t horses and manned by the
~Tcsp, OF 81" dressed in The urdfor1ns
OF the-CHl War period
he-Confederate veterans who are at
tending the encaurpnert as guests OF
the ORION soldiers, viii have their place
In line wearing the gray uniform OF the
aon4iers Of the south who fought so
rananBy against their cousins OF the
north fora lost Cause
At the head of tho parade VIII Be the
Municipal Band with fifty ptccsS while
other bands will be placed at Intervals
IN the line Of rnarcherS to furnish music
for orga Mutations participants
tThe parade will be strictly military n
every sense and oil organizations n
Zine will be in some way connected with
the defenses Of the nation ranging from
the soldiers of the Civil War 10 the
embryo warriors OF the Boy Scouts OF
America.
The largest turnout VIII be made by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21

PRESENT STATE G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT, WHICH WILL
PROBABLY BE THE LAST EVER HELD IN
WHEELING, TO BE MEMORABLE ONE,
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the Worlds War Veterans OF which n
thousand will be in line ana these Will
be supplemented by tn" Spanish A'nrri-
can war: Phiiippin" Instruction: Chin
csc Boxer InSurrrCiI"u ana l:orlu R!can
Veterans
The ILnsly Institute and Cathedral
High school cadets will add touch OF
color to tho procession by their natty
uniforms ard excellent marcnrnF.
AsiGht to be rcnrmbcrcd Will be tn"
marching together of the &. y. +. ana
Confederate Veterans Prom sixteenth
street 10 the Market Auditorium on Mar
ket street Tho old soldiers range m
age from - 20 % years and il VIII 4"
q great undertaking for them. TIL" pro-
gram for the parade has been completed
and everything will start orr aS $cnct1-
ulnd il the weather man docs nit get
peevcd and pull tho wrong lever
Hero arc the final orders issued ny
1.-The chief marshal for this afternoons
G. ~ R demonstration. the following
appointments and details arc announced.
= F. HabcrStick-Chi"f Of Staff
AidcS--Luuis Nee. Stccnrud. Victor
Brinkman.
Division Marshals--C-harles Some
born. R. NJ. Browne, H. w. Gee.
Aides-I L. Eckhart. D. 4. Mckee. Fl.
G. Stifel Fl. G.. Whitaker. Dr. o. VI. Bur
datts. John z. Stevenson. Charles y.
Hancher George P. Whitaker.
The parade will be diNdcd Into rnur
divisions viz: c. y. R. Red Cross Amer
team Legion. Spanish-Ame-icau war
Veterans. Philippine Veterans. EoE
Scouts. 1.iusty Cadets. Cathedral Cadets
First Divisional. 4. r.
Second Division-Rrd Cross. World
War Veterans.
Erhirtf DrviSion-Spauish
War Veterans. Boy Scouts, Philippine
Veterans.
Fourth Division-L!nsly cadets. ca
thedral cadets.
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employed by the Union Ice CO., as en-
gincCr, and is we'll known there. has
received by means Of Plant Juice he
stated:
My wife and l have been in poor
health for some time. w" were boul
nervous and restless and could not sleep
al night, In fact We were both In
rundown condition Our apprtncS
were very poor. and what food we would
eat would Torment. causing gases 10
form. We had tried various KINDS Oh
medicine. but nothing seemed to hclp
US. l had been reading in the daily
papers about Plant Juice, and Thought
would purchase a bottle. My wife and
| both have taken it. and 1t has zone
us lots OF good. We both cat well now
and our food docs not distress us In
fact. our general health has greatly I'M
proved. nnd wo are both very Gr'hetul
for our recovery To health.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling at
c. II. Gricst & Cos. Drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS--
FOUR GENERATIONS
APPEAR IN UNIFORM

Wheeling has never before and prob
ably never again Will witness four gem
Grafton in uniform.
C'iciI war veterans. Spanish-Amcrican
war veterans. World war veterans and
Roy scouts all appeared in uniform here
yesterday.
Boy Scouts, arc doing commrndahln
work in guiding tho T.. 4. l.. visitors
about tho CITY and no veteran is permit
ted Ia carry his baggage from tho Sia-
I:nn. for the BOY Scouts would consider
themselves diS=rarrd if Il lettering vet
rrln had Ia carry his own grip. Tho
little fellows arc Ii hc congratulated.
World War veterans while not taking
mart in tho reunion meetings arc lending
n helping hand now and then and where
ever n blu" uniform is sen World War
Veteran will do anything that may be
required.
Tho greater the necessity for saving.
tho greater your opportunity % use
The IntclliGcnccr Want ADS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
The "OLD BOYS"
ARE REAL SPORTS

Business sessions nj n convention do
not have much of interest for G.. \. r.
veterans. The boys Of CO ar" sports"
and here for good time. Yesterday af-
iernoon reporter found two old vet
Grams sitting IN The Mcl.ur" hotel and
Offered Ia conduct them :" IN" auditor
ium, where The G. \. r. business meet
ing was being held.
''RusinrSs session he'll. wc'r" hero for
Il good time. We've served our timr NJ
business sessions" ind Enantly replied
con old veteran who appeared to Il" M
i'm the eighties Tho reporter then Of
r,,rri To be of any service that II might
md before Il" finished showing inc old
hoys the city. '"rll---thc boys Of 80 arc
SoIno live bunch,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21

All vehicle traffic will be stopped at
the casterly end Of both bridges DcG'n-
ming al 2:45.
No congestion will he allowed AT
either Twelfth and Market on -Four
tccnth and Market streets. Spectators
arc asked to spread out along the whole
line Of march rather than gather at one
point.
Street car traffic will be handled as
on former occasions.
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All Spanish-American
War Vets Urged to
Turn Out This Afternoon

All Spanish American war veterans:
veterans of tho Porto Rico campaign
the Boxer Erbcilinn in China and vet
Grams Of tho Phlipprn" insurr"Cti ion. will
assemble in tn" police court room We'd
nrSday afternoon ut o'clock and mArrh
to their place in tho formation Of tho
parade.
\ special iny~aiion is extended 10th"
veterans uf III" abov" wars who live in
Marshall county, Brook" county and
Belmont county. Ohio. and includes all
soldiers. sailors and marines.
Tho committee has sent invitations tn
NIL of the mon they knew bat they want
every r"tcr:ln in III thrr counties 10 turn
out tomorrow In honor the ii. y. r. vet
Grams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
"WELCOME- &c. A. R. R.
Ru ELIZA RETH ALICE G1,EGE
By ELIZABETH ALICE G.

Lo, they're gathering in our city,
Those grim warriors of the past.
Some with faltering steps and feeble
Whose life lamp is failing fast.
Soon the Soldier Sons of Veterans
Will take your places in the ranks;
Those whose glorious deeds in battle
Now thrills every heart with thanks.
But time meier can dim the glory
Of the valiant deeds you've done;
Ye. who fought and bled so freely
That our Union might be one.
Our debt to you wen ne'er repay,
No matter what we say or do;
To you we hand the City'S Keys,
G, A. RIVE WELCOME YOUl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
ALL WHEELING WILL Do HONOR TODAY To THOSE WHO
FOUGHT AND SACRIFICED THAT union MIGHT ENL]URE;
MAMMOTH STREET PARADE TOFEATUR DAY 5EEN15
VETERANS OF THREE WARS, FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION
AND PROMINENT CITIZENS WILL
BE IN LINE.

LARGEST TURNOUT WILL BE THAT OF THE WORLD WAR
VETERANS, OF WHICH MORE THAN THOU
SAND ARE EXPECTED TO MARCH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-21
BOTH IF THEM
MERE RUN DOWN
william Bolen, l4ll Page street,
Pittsburgh, Relates, True Story.

Considerable talk has hccTA stirrod VI
locally by the wonderful relief thai Mr..
William Rnl"n. who resides AT ~" Ifi
Page Street. North Side. and VINO II
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
|'5QUAD-CI1Y
YOUNG PEOPLE
At UNIVERSITY

Especial 70 The Arrus.)

Urbasa, Ill. Dsc. Seventy -nve
men and women of the Quad-cities
are In. attendance ct the University
q Illinois. OF this number n are
nom Rock Island, ~ from Moline,
70 from Davenport. flve from East
Moline and one from Milan. This
unusual record at the state institn-
ton for the quad-cities was gsther-
"a from the university student-fac-
ulty directory which has just been
published.
More girls arc attending the IN
Dtttution this year than in any
previous year and the quad-cities'
share has been especially increased
over IT. records IN former years.
Seventeen women from the five
communitieS are enrolled at 1la-
moi seven Of them are Rock L.
Isndees, flys Moliners, three East
1toiiNers. one Davenporter and one
4som Milan. The greater oppor-
ta1nitieS that are open for women in
the Industrial world today and tho
desire for more concrete learning,
III brought on by the war are .hs
main reasons 70 rthe increase in
enrolment Of women at the uni
yeruity.
Those enrolled are:
Lucille Abraham. Moline; Alma
Adams. East Moline: J. q. Allen,
Davenport; F. A. Alter. Rock IL
land; P. T. Anderson. Rock Island |;
MARJORIE Ankeny. Davenport; R. H.
A1ndt, Rock Island; H. H Bailey,
Moline: q. D. Baird, Rock Island; |;
- G. Barber. Moline: W. Beck.
Hook Island: ]. H. Benson, Moline:
,. l. Berg. Moline: P. J, Berger.
Davenport; r. H. Black. Rock II
land: W. H. Brandt Davenport: |:
q. 4 Buck, Moline: ]. I. Cain. Rock
Island; Fay CAIRNS, Moline; Harry
Clark, Rock Island; 4. w. Conman.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05

Specialist Ii Chronic
Diseases Of Men, Women
and Children
Data Of Nsxt visit to
ROCK ISLAND
1t the Harpef House
Sunday, Dec. IA
Hears 10 & - tsSh1.
Monday, Dec. Is
Hours 3 Z. =. 70 s p -.
(Return EVER g Days).
CHRONIC DISEA6ES ARE TREAT.
ED As FOLLOWS
stomach, Liver. Heart, Lungs,
Rh9umatism. Deafness. Catarrh,.
Leg Ulcers, N>se. Throat, Children
Diseases. Varicoss Veins and
Chronic Diseases Of Women, Nery-
Gus Diseases: also Chronic Diseases
Of the Rectum. We do not tssag
acute cases.
Kidney or Bladder Treubla,@
Hringsa small bottle Of urine along
for special examination.
6lasses-If your eyes aro givins
you trouble, We Will b glad to test
fhGn and advise you what to do, or
3f you need glasses Ne viii 1t same,
Qunll6cations-(1) Six years IN
general practice: 4, Eight years
s. practice Of Chronic Disease:
(3) 1s years In Illinois,; a. Ii
csnsed (by sxamination) to prac-
dee medicine and surgery In I'LL
nole by State Board of Health: (6)
Fegmor President Belyidere Board
of Health. Belvidere, H.: (6) Wis
1ttd your town and SURROUNDING
towns for the last sisht years.
rIk& EXAMINATION, CONSUL
TATION, ADVICE.
Presentation are given Z
thorough sxamination free Of
4 charge. No matter If you have beea
treated before and failed to ret well
IL might be Of valas 70 you to ~
ue-gef our opinion Of the case b.
tore Giving up al hope.
Our Terns-We do not over
charge nor do we do our work
Gratis. However, the exaninatjen,
eenSultnton and advice b absolute.
n lree :
Bank RefeSence-Pe Peoria or coun-
t1y hanks II desirsd.
Permanent address: 1111 Glen
1als avenue. Peoria, Ill. Telsphona
tod rhons) Main S4l&.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Rich 'Reefers

Our assortment OF refers and
muflers Is most complete and COM
prehensive embracing plain colof
silks and satins - well ~ striking
patterns effects. Also an extra flne
showing Of French knitted REFERS
in handsome color schemes. Rare
values at
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Fine Bath
Robes

These are Americas foremost pro-
ducers Of quality bathrobes- s-Rcs-
enwald md Well. They are shown
in warm, serviceable Terry cloths
and blanket cloths In many hand
some designs and beautifully trim
med with silk cords and girdles. A
beautiful variety to choose from ut
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Holiday |;
NecklUeQr

In all the tri-cities you will not md
10 extensive or choice . showing
OF smart neckwear as ours. The
variety includes beautiful satins
and printed warps in the very tast-
lest patterns and color effects of
figured designs. floral treatments
and striking stripes at
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
75c to s.

Also rich effects in French and
English knitted ties, cross stripes.
two-tone heathers and plains col
ors at s. to $500.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
$3.50 70 S

In wool, wool mixtures and silk
mixed, nne lines at $3.50 to $13.60.
Duofold underwear 1t $3.50 to &6.x6.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Smart
Sweaters

The famous Cakes Brothers makes
OF iine Australian wool, shaker
knit weave In v neck, shawl col
lar. with or without buttons In
plain colors Of gold, blue, maroon.
and other rich shades. Also COM
bination effects Of contrasting body
stripes Of maroon and gold. green
and white. purple and white and
other tasty combinations at
$3.50 to $3.50
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Cloves

You cannot make Q mistake In Civ
ing him gloves-especially II you
choose from this excellent variety.
We feature the famous Townes and
H. I p. gloves Of imported cloth,
eapes and kids 1t
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
81 to .$3.B

Also Hansen's auto gloves and
mitts and one finger gloves, lamb
lined or wool lined with or without
gAuntlsts 1t $3.50 to $3.50.
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Holiday
Shirts

A magnificent collection from those
leading makers-Manhattan, Eagle
and Cluett. Newest pattern and
color treatments in madras, silk
mixtures. fibre silks. flannels.
broadcloth silks. crepe Do chimes.
You'll hnd . great many exclusive
patterns here, in these flne holiday
shirts at
$3.50 to $500 Z
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Caps
For Men

Caps Of every description for
sport, golf, motoring or all
outdoor purposes. Plain coll
ors and English tweed0 in
fancy mixtures. Also warm
kerssys IN brown and green
shades at
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Rare Values In Fine Overcoats

These We bought them early the
The shops Of Hart Sfne Marx Society
had them in
holiday worth SIS $40 today than the
which they offered Anthe fashionable models wide
ietyo exturesan a
$50, $35; $40, $45; $50 to $125
Obvious Savings on These Suits
We could them
Marx Brand and Goc shown bted
models Aannes
cox cHn eHE eEn :. e7E
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
$3.50 10 SIS

Msndel Steamer and Wardrobe
Trunks frun $50 70 IA
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Mems
Underwear

Americas finest makes including
Stephenson's. Wilson Brothers' and
Vassar, cotton unionsuits and Sea
island cotton. with silk finish 1t
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05

The in find this Of supply all round
quality and in
value which choose mems holiday gifts
special displays Of finer for holiday
giving
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Handsome
Hosiery

You'll ind here, . most beautiful
selection Of flne hosiery. Inter-
woven brand IL nationally known
for its excellent serviceability and
fitting qualities. We have them in
all the most fashionable shades. In
Isle ut
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
81 to $3.50
$3.50 to $12

Haildlterchicfs
in fine plain linens and lawns.
plain and hemstitched. Also fine
initiated handkerchiefs in linen and
linen mixed at
l5c to 75c
Beautiful fancy bordered effects
and fancy silk handkerchiefs At 6oc
to 7sa
Rock Island Argus., 1919-12-05
Luggage

We emphasize our magnificent
showing Of Likly Luggage for holi-
day gifts. All the new hides and
models In bags and suit Cases
compact and light weight. yet dur
able. n
Evening journal., 1919-11-21
LEE THREATENED
Lyons, LYMAN SAYS
Coroner, However, Wants
More Evidence in Negro
Murder Case
HEARING GOES
OVER FOR WEEK

Finding that evidence in the case was
insufficient to warrant holding any one
at this time for murder, Coroner Bull
lock iasl night postponed until next
Thursday night The hearing in the case
or Robert Lyons. Negro, who was
found dead in The marsh at the foot
OF East Fourteenth street on Tuesday
morning. Considerable. testimony was
taken in the case last night those heard
being Mrs Bessie Lyons. wife OF the
murdered man; John Benny. No. 3i9
Townsend street, an employe Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. whe- found the
lifeless body OF the former soldier ly-
Ing in the marsh; Patrolman Elmer
Walls. No. iii6 West Thirteenth street; (;
Osborne Lyman. 1898 Heald street. and
John A. Miller, foreman at the Penn
sylyania shops, who was foreman over
Lyons prior 10 his disappearance.
Lyman said that he had been inform
ed by Lyons that his only enemy was
Sam Lee, who has been under arrest
since the body was found The witness
also swore that he had heard Lee make
threats against Lyons
Lyman stated that In a talk with
Lyons about three weeks ago. he asked
him what was botherlng him as he
looked sick and Lyons answered he was
Evening journal., 1919-11-21

having trouble with his wife. lie then
asked HIM n he had any enemies, 10
which be replied that sam Lee was the
only enemy he had in the world.
John \. Miller. foreman Of the
roundhouse gang at the Pennsylvania
.,ailroad, testified he had employed
both Lyons and Lee and ulal the 70. mer
was a hard worker and man Of good
habits. He was then questioned by
one Of the jurors as to what kind OF a
man Lee seemed to be, TO which he re-
Piled that he had a scrappy reputa-
ton
Miller stated that toward the last few
weeks Lyons lost tine at work and
that he went to him one day and asked
what was the matter. Lyons replied
that ne was having trouble with his
wife and sam Lee.
Miller stated that Lyons had worked
" orfohor N F-or,, o., ''~'' . ~
which was tho Iass 'he sorornan ra1v NJ
him. Patrolman Walls and John Benny
told the coroner adu as Ju.s o. .ne
nd.ng of Lyons body ana prOduc,d
the articles OF jewelry found on his
hody and lying near.
Bessie Lyons told the jury that she
had not seen her husband from the
n ght OF October 30, when he left the
house stating he was going to lodge
meefing uptil she saw the body in the
morgue. She stated that when her