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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
|RIG "Y" FIVE WILL OPEN SEASON
WITH MT, UNION ON JAN. TENTH

taken reduced to writing and filed. WIZ
admitted to probate and record oroerFo'
Noah James Hatcher. deceased. SAFE
Pill filed. approved and ordered recordHd'
Order of private sale of personal prop
crty returned. filed and endorsed WIN
report Of sale of part or properly oi'ls'
sale confirmed and record ordered.
Phillip II. Dorsch. deceased. VIII an
nppliCaiion TO admit to PROBATE liieu,
with waivers Of notice. Notice 70 lIlli'ol
next Of Kin ordered and issued anG cause
continued .
Leo Oliver, deceased. wall and apph-
cation 10 admit to probate filed. set l"i
hearing Jan. 3, at a. NJ.
Notice ordered and issued ana CAUSE
Kate Zuzac. deceased. Proof OF, pub
,icat,nn Of notice Of filing and time SGT
for hearing of petition for sale Vi ue"-
pcralC claims filed. e..,ho,
/ w. Darrah. guardian OF StcPhcIri
Hipkjns vs.. his ward Ct al. lr"".
nuhIication Of notice OF Suur0lSulS s"'o
of real estate filed. pohor,
T. r. SrdgwiCk. executor or Ko ,
7 coss. deceased. Proof or pnDllenI,
lion of notice of executors Saie u ie"t
Godfrey Bcrncider. deceased. Citatioh
70 widow to make election undcr VIII !
turncd and filed endorsed win ach"'"
lcdgment Of service. , ,orn.
L. + Stewart deceased. flna! acc" o,n
riIcl, ser for hearing Jan. 81 l'i''
En,irr ordered and continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
FAMOUS BOXING INSTRUCTOR THINKS CARPENTER
AND DEMPSEY WILL MEET FOR The TILE AND
bob" MARTIN WILL BE MATCHED WITH WINNER
AND DEFEAT EITHER OF THE TWO FIGHTERS
CARPENTER WILL DEFEAT DEMPSEY

one man In the world at the present
time,w.ho has chance with Jack Demp-
scy. greatest hitter Of all times.
Carpenter. as championship aspir-
ant has three strong points-conditlon.
punch and general makeup or the
things found in title-holder
In the first two respects he fooled
America, Bu, fans of America should
never he fooled about the condition OF
a French fighter. They're always In
condition. \ F>r"nchman will not enter
the ring unless ne is right.
Hc is marvclousiy quick and clever
I don't know OF n fighter in America
who cornpares with him in point OF
action in the ring.
AS for gameness you must hand 1t TO
tn, French. But they have different
ring customs. Over here a lighter must
he beaten to 4 pulp before he can grace
fully throw UP the sP1nSe; oyer So, teerv
beaten to erd the bout by "reslgning;
Carpenter has been criticized in Amcri-
ca for "resigninE." but thar IS the Gus
tom there and our ring fans Just dlon
understand II. q,
j: CARPENTER was in great shape for
Rsckctt. lie hadn't been idle since he
left the army. In fact he had taken
part in many fights in France before
meeting Beckett. The news didn't get
GU. because they love him so much over
served his wishes and withheld the
news TO the rest OF the world. They
were willing to make that sacrlllce ior
| him.
The coming clash between Georges
Carpenter. European champion. ano
Jack Dempsey. will attract the creates
ihrong in ring history. 1t will far out
draw the big Willard-Dempsey AFFAIR re-
CARELESS of its location.
! If the fight IS held in America; man!
| thousands OF French and EngiiSh IroIL
| ali oyrr tho United States will be or
hand to root for Carpenter and many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
SHADYSIDE
Marry Christmas.

Merry Christmas ,, III
In observance of the holiday. All
,,nrc, Of tho town will he closed to-day
thr hank Will he clorcd. and inc pos,
officc omen only from y to IL 4. H. anu
from . to D. m.
On Monday morning son was w.
n Mr.. and Mrs wilbur Pcte) Jarrett
Of North Lincoln avenue. Both mother
and boy are doing we'll.
Girls Of the high school basketpai!
team were entertained merrily MONDAY
evening at the home or MISS VIENNA
Workman. in Bellaire. MISS Norkn'a,i
is a member Of the faculty and is coach
for the team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt. BONNER. who re-
suIde south of town. returned carly !nls
week from Pittsburgh. where they mao
becn called several days before because
of the death OF his father:
Mr.. Paul Colv!n. of North Lincoln
avenue. is able to be up again after an
illness o. two weeks due to a nervous
Miss Gail Patterson. who is teaching
in the high school al Homer w. ~
spending the holidays here at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ~ rat
Mr.. Charles Marley. Of Bcallsvi!le'
was in town on Tuesday calling on rela-
tivcs and looking after matters OF onsi-
ness. ,.,,
MlSS Garnet SCnraUl. III 1 III i.s'''Ni''
and Mrs. kida TruaN. 0f Columbus. arc
spending the week end at the home "t
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs JACOB
Schramm. OF Central avenue.
Mr.. L. ]. Evans is spending the holt
DAYS with relatives at Nrnctia. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Cunningham ana
children. Of Highland avenue. arc holt
day guests OF relatives in Fairmont. ".
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith. OF
Sharon. Pa. are guests of her mother.
Mrs Peter Scramm, ST.. ann other rcla-
tivcs here for the holiday week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alum. OF Lin
coin avenue. are spending Christmas
day with relatives at Mcdonald, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Davis. or
. Pittsburgh. are holiday guests OF rela-
lives here.
| and daughter. Miss Doanc caldwell.
were at Dover to attend the silver we'd
: ding anniversary celebration Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Hudson caldwell.
! Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bowen and
: family. of Lincoln avenue, will spend
the day as holiday guests OF relatives
. in MOundsvillr.
I The Christmas program Of the Meth
J od!st Sunday school was given in the
church on Tuesday evening. 4 jolly
Saint Nicholas afforded diversion and
/ thrills for IN" little ones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
M'MECHEN

Mr. Howard has returned to his home
at Cameron after visiting friends ~
this city for n number OF days.
Miss blanche t'ankhausCr is spending
4 number OF days ut Petersburg with
her parents.
Gee. WEST and family arc spcndinS
tho holidays with relatives In Pitts
hurEh.
Miss Elinor Smithv continues 10 i'm
prove after several days illness at her
home.
Miss Virginia Evans is now on the
road 10 recovery after several days ILL
moss.
Mrs. Clara Ncuhart OF New Martins
villc. is spending tn" day in this city.
Tho many friends Of William Farmer
will u" glad Ia learn that u" is getting
along nicely nt Terra Alta.
Miss Ir"nt KRAFT. who has boon II AZ
her home for a number Of days. ia I'M
proving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs John Hunt, OF this city,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
Ex-English Billiard
Champion Roberts Dead

LONDON. Dec. 90 Nia MONTREAL J.,
John Roberts. former English oiihard
champion. is dead here.
John Roberts was born at ArdwicN.
Manchester, August Is. lS4T. He won
the billiard championship OF England IN
1870 and again took this honor in le'V'
He has travelled widely, visiting Amer
lea, India, South Africa. Australia, New
leland, China and Japan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
FANS WAIT IN LINE
10 HOURS TO BUY
TICKETS FOR GAME

PASADENA. Cal. Dec. 54.--An ind
cation of tho interest which The forth
coming football game between the INT
vcrsity of Oregon and Hayward herr
on New York's Day has aroused Is furn-
ishcd by long lines Of men and women
waiting for the opening scat sale. Some
Of them declared today they had held
their places themselves or by substi-
tutcs for more than forty hours In or
der to have first chance at the tickets.
All tickets so far sold have gone 10
members Of tho Tournament or Roses
Association. each Of whom is permitted
10 buy eight tickets. Public sale is to
begin tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25

again after several days illness q
home. ~ -
Mrs. 4. G. Goodwin Is able to - 81
again after several days Illness -
Misses Fay and Cleta Molta< -
CIarksburg, are the guests OF Miaa
Morris of Fifth street. +ssx
Miss Evelyn Wright. OF HoiteeE 4
Cove, is visiting friends in this oafy
n numbrd OF days. =. 80
Mrs Zimmerman, who has been III ~.
her home for n number Of days, - tsi
proving nicely. -,
lack I.cntz. who has been Ill q 49,
home, is improving nicely. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25

are spending Christmas with friends In
Rosy Rosk.
Earl Sears has returned 10 his home
AT Butler. after visiting here Tor
number of days.
Mrs. Andrew Scars is visiting rcla-
tiy"s at Butler, Pa.
Mrs. VT Chambers. who has boon I'LL
at her home for number or days Is
now ON the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs T. u. Bildcrback and son
have returned to their HON" ut Situ3en-
Vile after Il brief visit here VITA
friends.
Mrs. Frank Marble is able TO be out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
ST. CLA|PsV.|LLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds.

Realty Deeds.
Harry A. Norris To Samuel II. Hage-
dorm. Land in st. Clairsvillc. 81.
Harry ~, Norris to Floyd a; hase-
VIM. Krone and Anna Krone to Joseph
Rachtcn ct al. Lot 30 in SCOTS addi-
ton to Maynard. $500.
Nm, Krone and Anna Krone to Louis
Dvoracck ct al. Lot in SCOTS addition
To Maynard. $3.50
Prtrr Marx Il al 10 Anna Krone ct al.
Land in Martins Ferry. $40.
Vim. Krone and Anna Krone to James
DvOraCck ct al. llor 90 In SCOTS I'D
ditiuu to Maynard. $500.
Vim. Krone and Anna Krone TO Ernest
Dvoracek ct al. Lot l6 in Colcdaln
township. 81.
Chas Lioczcy Hall ct nj to Hannah
A. Van Dyn. Lot I. $500.
Eva H. Cameron and l.. T. cameron
To Alexander Hurvart ct al. Lot 1917
in Martins Ferry. sl.S5O.
Probate Court
Elizabeth IIrdgkiSS, d"conS"d. NotiCc o.
nrnhntc returned and filed endorsed with
proof of scrIir.. Testimony or witnesses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
BOXER RETURNS HOME

Leo Kane. the Beliairc middlew"ight'
who will fight Walter Hahn Of Wells
burg. before the wheeling a. :. NIup'
on Ian. 8, has returned TO his home in
Beliaire after playing football with
Grove City College. and participating in
several bouts in thd vicinity of New
York.
-B1JY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25
NOTICE.!

Rabbit and Cavcy brccd"r-C. j.. Glib
son. of Detroit Mich. National S"cr"-
iarv and Judge Americas foremost A.
thority on rabbits. requests your pre-
cncc AT my residence. COS South Penn
street, Island. on December &c. at 80
p. IN. for the purpose OF organl%inE mo
rnnricrS Of this vicinity. The chanCa
.rr 4 lifetime To see and hear this noted
HuI hUrIly.
We urge your presence and co-oprra-
ton. Signed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-25

EDITORS NOTE-Jimmy Bronson
was the overseas boxing director Tor
the Y. II. e. \. He promoted IN"
refereed boxing bouts at the FAMOUS
Palace de Grace. and Inc NlrQue Nv
Paris, He participated in more tnan
100 fights in army camps. touring
France. Germany. Italy and BeiElun.'
HE WAS official referee for the A. r..
+. and interallicd tournaments. he Is
one Of the few men in America t"osS
who really knew the European cnath-
pion. 1t was keen disa rp"int,nrnii
10 Bronson when C"l-pent!"r'S injured
hand prevented HIM from meeting
Bob Martin. Americas pride. But ne
SAW the Frenchman often and the! nr
came quite chummy. Carpenter mas
in Bronson great admlrcr. even
though the American manager irI9
certain some day his own fighter BHp
Martin. will meet and beat the
F'renchman as we'll as anyone else
standing between him ard the title.
Nv ynMY BRONSON
carpen,ier is clean keen thinker
uho ia never idle Every second he J.
in the ring teens with sctior. n
moves in and out with uncanny speed
He is a wonderful distance hitter. neNe
sets, but shoots punches from ever,
conceivable angie and packs a. a rn arra.
Iulling kick in either hand. 'arpcn''H
typifics everything that's b""utfu'
a fxhting mana finished and polishe'
niece OF Spectacular hHhting craft.
As a boxer he started from tho ban
tams and finished among the heaVitS
H. has had considerable difficulty wit
:Yark'' lighters. but is sure poison I"
the English.
when ne il on the boulevard he I
followed By an admirtng throng WI
xayly call out "Five. Eive tarpcnIlcr;
When in the ring representative Franc
turns out 10 do him honor. He is ten
dered an ovation wherever he goes.
ne has the keenest OF manager /
De Champs. who has piloted him, ov"
the rocks and to a spot where he IS IN
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06
LIBRARY NOTES

Beginning November 10 there will
be a nationwide campaign for the
.betterment of children's reading in
the United States. In keeping with
this effort the public library will have
on exhibit several types Of books
highly recommended for children. The
purpose of this exhibit is to show
what booksellers consider their best
products and to offer suggestions for
holiday buying. The library has had
nothing to do with the choice of
books. We have merely asked pub
fishers to loan what they consider
their best sellers in children's ma
terial. All the book companies have
responded so heartily that we shall
have an exhibit worth examining.
The library will have the price list
of nearly all the books and orders
may be left with the librarian to be
turned over to the local dealers. Let
us make the exhibit a real success
which means that you see the books
and tell everybody about them.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06

and the first team of B. H. S. He
called up the Domestic Science rooms
and announced the state of affairs TO
a Junior girl. He also expressed his
sympathy for them because their work
had been in vain. The cooks were
equal to the occasion. however, and
promptly invited the second team to
dine in the chairs reserved for Huron.
The second team was overjoyed and
the dinner party proceeded without
further interruption.
The Carnival which was staged last
Saturday in the High school building
by the Seniors and faculty was sue
cessful beyond all expectation. Be
fore the doors was waiting in from
O'Clock the crowd was waiting in front
Of the door and was backed up half
way to the street. The total gate re-
ceipts numbered $50 people in at
tendance and $500 was taken in. The
movies attracted a very large crowd.
There were four complete shows run,
three of them packed to the full ca
pacity of the house, and in some in
stances standing room vas sold. The
vaudeville alone was worth the price
of the show. This show brought out
talent that was not known to exist
heretofore in our school. The seven
wonders of the world attracted a large
attendance and excited much curiosity.
A complete trip around the world for
Is cent and during the trip the OPP
p~Ortunity to see the only three-legged
man in existence, the greatest catch
we'll not go into detail as to that.
Every entertainment staged proved ex-
ceedingly interesting and in most
cases amusing as well. The evening
will be remembered by those who at
tended as one of the most enjoyable
times of their lives. Every & was
represented from the children of the
primary department to their grand
parents, and one had as good a time
as the other.
The mothers of the Domestic Sci
ence girls are invited to an exhibit
which consists of silk blouses, fall mil
linery and underwear, to be held in
the Domestic Science rooms at Ais,
Thursday afternoon.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06
Twenty-Five Years Ago
From the Register


Another drizzling rain Friday night
Doctor Tweedy wa up from Aurora
on Thursday.
James and Chas. Farrell were over
from White Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. F. Allen and the little folks
are visiting at Rochester, MINI.
F. l.. Hughson, of the Bank Of Vol
ga, was doing business in Brookinss
yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Simmons is visiting al
Groton this week a guest at the home
of Chas. Mower.
Bert Young acted as deputy postmas
ter a portion of this week in the alb
sence of w. II. Skinner.
Geo. X. Leite, one of the rustling
farmers of Volga township, was a
Brookings visitor Saturday.
The furniture for the c. G. Leyse
& Co.'S new store arrived Thursday
and will be placed in position as rap
idly as possible.
At the oratoriacl contest held in the
college chapel last Friday evening
Miss Mabel Maryland was awarded
first place, S. j. Thornber second place,
and Bert Sevey third.
Ed. Hillestad, republican candidate
for commissioner from the fourth dis
trict, was shaking hands with his
many friends in this city Saturday.
C.. e. Childs serves notice that he
is about to resign his position as man
ager of the Laird, Norton Lumber Co.
in this city. Mr.. Childs does not state
whether or not he will remain in Brook
ings and engage in some other bust
ness.
Rev. A. NJ. Work returned from
Michigan Tuesday. The Register is
pleased to learn that Mr.. and Mrs
Work will remain in Bookings, he
having accepted the position of pas
tor-at-large for the Presbyterian synod
of South Dakota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06

Buy her a Thor washer for Christ
mas. Cornell Electric Co.
See Haywood Hardware Co. for
barb and woven wire field fencing.
Students want work for Saturdays
and after class hours. Call College
Y. NJ. c. A.
Mrs. F. E. Caldwell, who has been
visiting at the home of her son, r. G..
Caldwell, left for her home at Gary
Tuesday morning.
Clark Review - Orval Klampe and
Russell Coulter were passengers for
Bookings Saturday evening where
they will attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick of Waterfowl
came down Monday evening for a visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G, Il,
Caldwell. Mr.. Herrick left for his home
at Waterfowl Thursday morning, Mrs.
Herrick remaining until Saturday
morning.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06
AMERICAN LEGION GROWING

The state publicity office of the
American Legion has received a buIle.
tin showing the number of posts now
chartered and those now being organ
lied over the United States and It's
dependencies. The statement shows a
gain of 325 posts being chartered and
organized over the statement of a
week ago. while there is a gain of
practically 700 posts chartered ovel
the prior week which is one of the
largest gains in chartered posts for
several weeks. This is occasioned
largely by the approaching national
convention in Minneapolis.
South Dakota has S8 chartered posts
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Bids will be received for ga acres
according to government survey, be-
longing to John b. Sanders Estate
Good soil and improvements, ~ miles
from Bookings. 6R miles from White.
Described at NEA 13-111-50 (Sterling
TWP, and wa NW1a 1S-111-51 (Afton
TWP. Terms, o~ne-fourth cash; n
fourth March LIST, 1920; balance on or
before five years, al 6R interest on
deferred payments. Sale will be made
on or after Nov. 18th, 1919. Bids in
writing may be mailed to or left at
office of Albert Matson, attorney for
Estate, 204 Farmers National Bank
Building, ~Brookings, S. ID.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06
Local and Personal

Wanted-A young lady to gather
personal items and local news for the
Register. Apply at this office.
Attorney B. H. Schaphorst went to
Sanborn, Mimi, Monday to look after
business matters.
j. A. Lunden, of the Bank of Brook
ings force, went up to Arlington Fri
day on a business mission.
Special demonstration of One Min
ute washing machine, Nov. 5, 6, Z and
8 at Haywood Hardware Co.
Sheriff John Nolan was down to Elk
ton Friday and pulled five slot ma
chimes and two punch boards.
Mrs. B. H. Sayre departed Friday
evening for Los Angeles, Calf, where
she will remain during the winter
months.
A. M. Void went to Verdi, Mimi,
on Monday to look after the interests
of his company who have work con-
tracted there.
Mrs. Philip Schlarb and daughter,
departed Monday morning for Cen
tralia, Wash, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. H. G.. Mabel, who has been
spending a week at the home of her
father, A. Nj. Void, returned to her
home at Minneapolis on Monday.
The Dyckman, Minneapolis, is in
the heart of the city and convenient
to everything. The rates are reason
able rates, and the plate %luncheons
and dinners in the Elizabethan Room
and in the Coffee Shop are exceed.
ingly popular.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06
| Ct SCHOOL NOTES

The football game between Brook
ings and Huron was a very exciting
game. A parade headed by the Col
lege band and a couple of horses, fol
lowed by a long line of high school
students, marched down Main street
and up to the College. There were
many people out and the north bleach
err was crowded. A number of Huron
rooters took their places in the south
bleacher. The weather was fine. The
game was snappy during the first half,
Huron making n touch down and
Brookings two. Excitement reigned
in the north bleacher and the audience
grew hilarious over the mock foot
ball game staged by boys dressed as
girls during the interval between
halves. A baby carriage holding n
boy dressed as a baby was the lineup.
When the football was received it
was given to the baby. The carriage
was then pushed across the line for
a touch down. This feature adver
tised the baby show at the carnival.
The second half began with even nor
pep If possible on the side Of the
Brookings team. Another touch down
was made and the prospect vas good
for more when the referee called a
foul on both sides. He ordered a man
to be taken from each side as a pen
atty. One of the Brookings meh
started to leave the field, but the
Huron team rather than lose their
man left the field, thus FORGETTING the
game. The score which had been
1916 became l to 0 in our favor.
We feel that the Huron coach made
a hasty decision in taking his team
from the field and we regret it very
much. However, Brookings has only
one more formidable opponent be-
tween her and the championship and
we intend to beat her in the game
next week.
Pep" Meeting-The faculty of the
High school has decided that the peo-
pie of the High school cannot affora
to take time enough for a pep" meet
ing during school hours, so they made
an agreement with the pupils that
they would give them fifteen minutes
of school time If the pupils would give
them fifteen minutes of their time.
In order to do this they must start
school at $3.50 on Monday morning
after each game. Many Of the pupils
were tardy on account of this ON
Monday morning so the board of con-
troll made a law that those who we're
tardy on Monday schould wear signs
on their backs, bearing the words: Il
was late to pep meeting"
After the game, Saturday, Coach
Wick Of Brookings received word that
the Huron men would not be down
to the supper which was to be given
by the Junior girls to the Huron team
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06

Four new books have come: Dan
gerous Days" Secret City" Saints
Progress" valley of Vision"
Library report for October-Circu-
lation of children's books, All; of
adults. 912; total, 1883. Sunday at
tendance. us; people who have come
for reading and reference work, 1896;
new borrowers, 131.
Hours to $50 p. m; 7 to 8 p. II,
Friday, 2 to $3.50; Sunday, 8 to 6.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-06

with 81 being organized, which is. a
gain Of eight over the prior week.
There are three posts in Alaska,
one in Cuba, one in Mexico, and one
in Panama-the total number Of char.
tered posts is 5000.
The state secretary at Sioux Falls
and the state publicity director at Wa
tertown are doing all in their power
to get posts organized in various To-
c~alities which have not as yet done so.