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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-07-01
INVESTIGATION OF AGRICULTURE
PLANNED BY HOUSE AND SENATE
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER

Five From Each Body to Study and Make Report in Nine
ty Days-Weeks Asks That Disarmament Be Left to
Administration Only Competent Judge Politicians
Prosecution Of War Grafters Promised-Twelve Air
Bombs Send Submarine to Bottom-Another Great Boil
shevik Plot discovered"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-07-01
Discourage nest-robbing, boys.
among your companions. and en-
courage in its place an intelligent
interest in the living birds.

Horses and COWS will enjoy better
health and do better work if they
are groomed every day. All animals
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-07-01
COOPERATIVE BANKS DENIED

etOtlvo cOmml6Sl0n during the last
session either alarmed the door on its
advocates or messed the thing up in
such shape that it is no good for its
purpose.
The Iowa senate passed the bill
after amending it to death and then il
was lost sight Of in committees at the
elose Of the session.
Nebraska gave the state banking
department discretion in granting the
right to establish cooperative hanks.
Il viii find that the farmers always
want . hank in the wrong place.
Thu. governor Of Pennsylvania We
toed N amended bill haggled through
both houses.
A member Of the senate banking
committees in Warrington wrote to
fazsaers' cooperative society: This
model cooperative banking bill 10 %
esnplicatsd TINT il would mess mp the
sinple banking laws OF this state.
A1yWaV, Il isn't necessary" THIS re-
11lidg = q the time North Dakota
lai1e3als told faEIAegs 70 ..sgo home
- slpp IL hegs.. Anyway, Il isn't
Asee6sary,S STRIKES - % Just about @
- 1lltt1nS.
1lineesea laeislatofs consulted The
Aankefs, and tie bankers III knsv
TIT IL bill was dangerously sadieal.
5ettAa DakDta. tAe atete q ...st6Trible
.tiQ : = ~ only sta&e il tie Unson
49, etvos co-o1sfa&ive banking . fair
-.
i.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
LAKE COAST GUARD
GOES TO RESCUE OF
VESSEL IN DANGER

IiF International News ~tr,i.e.
CHICAGO. Jan. -o-The r0ast
guard az Racine. Wis. early today
uu- out FOR Wind Point. "a mile north
er Racine, where "a steamship, be
Ieged 90 be either the Pilgrim or the
illinois. Of the Chicago. Racine and
Milwaukee line went aground i'm a
dense fog during the night with pas
--ngers and crew
Inability OF wireless stations on
-lore 20 Commuuicate with the yes
-eI Indicated am accident on board
md prevented the obtaining Of i'm
.prmatiou concerning the ships
plight. Il was not believed. how
over. that the vessel was I'm serious
tarE,r-
lIiEakirr Of the light at Wind
Point for the light marking the en-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES in
your blood and each one must
have iron. Don't Try to fool"
yourself into thinking you are
a man Of red blood and iron"
when YOU have good reason to
suspect that you are not-con-
slider the SIZE OF YOUR BANK
BALANCE and what success
you have had in life. A MAN IS
ONLY PART OF A MAN WHEN
HIS BLOOD LACKS IRON.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

seats organic iroz IN such highly condensed
form that one lose Of Il IS estimated 70 be
approximately equivalent lin organic iron
content 70 eating one-hah quart Of spinach.
one quart II green vegetables or half
dozen apples. It's Ike taking extract Of beef
Instead q eating pounds Of meat. Nurzted
Iron also contains a product representing the
principal chemical constituent Of ACTIVE
LIVING NERVE FORCE for feeding the
nerves. 80 that IL may therefore be sa.d 20 be
both a BLOOD AND A NERVE FOOD.
Over ( 900 900, people annually are using
NuIated lror. IL vii not iniure the teeth
nor disturb the stomach. A few doses Will
often commence TO enrich your blood, give
W. rev strength ard energy and help reyitali1e
your Eornout exhausted nerves. and thereby
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

The now .sa has brought the
-redlcted CASING .- .g, money tom
sion. Call and .Er.. rates fr New
York declined T.rrpo....Iar+ ir th.
federal -oer-.. -..t. fs -,I.,-f initial
and consistent Es-r rrearine- show
Il Gradual arF .r-..-g.a- .-ratir fan
,.Irirl- fIa f4l. six -.rrtr- of 1920
Tota. Tor +r. ...- Ed cities r.
t,rrtlr- srr...i... p. U..4,e was
ltt- ara Gca -..,-f -.... and .r
f-rre,s. ~ -.- r.-- o,.- nh.
preceding vea-.
That r.--.- ..rf and t.r-. ratios
n0rte1t definite and permanent inn
l.rrvemcur ir r.s monetary situation
is The belief of MANY persons whose
opinions c.r.s weight. The point
" Creates construction las been
turned Scot oufN h.u, .l. sale OF
rnerehardtee az rrt prices .ud tho
depression iu industry released large
sums but th. farmer. 500. beginning
fp market -leir crops 600 au ordcrlr
manner af some points where The
holding movement has been strong
est Money VIII not become auuud-
ont. as TOO MANY pressing needs de
-aauo satisfaction. but the supply
reiu seem fairly adequate. Sc is be-
rrrll E-- contrast with Tho rard-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
DISASTERS OF q "BLOOD ND IRON" STARVED BRAIN

Whcn your blood Is starving fer iron no
mere touics nor Etimuiants can put you
r. rht. You mus Eat th- husks a Eralns ard the
peels ard skins oi fruits and vegetables ss our
lorefathcrs did 70 enrich Yulr blood ard fil
% With strength -Eiv,ag iron or take h.tlc or
rauic iron from time o. ti-r 20 make Up for
M loss caused by modem methods Of
living. But b s.rr that The iron you take
is organic iron and rot metallic or mineral
-ou which p~rg.e Lr.alIy take. Metsiiic
iron O. iron j-st zs lt comes from the action
% strong acds c1 snail pieces q nor.
a1d ls therefore a. entirely Different thing from
-rzaniciro0 Organic iron 10 ike the ircn in your
blood a nd Ike the iron in spinach lcnt.is ard
s0ples 10 nav b lad from your druggist. urdes
be name 81 AlIated Iron. Nl1atcd Iron repre-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

greatly Strengthen your will power and aid in
restoring your falling memory. II you are net
strong and vel you owe Il 20 you1eh % make
the following test. See how long you can work
or Row far YOU can walk without becoming
sired. NeHt take two hVe-grzin tAblets Of or
dinzry NuIated Iron three times Per day after
meals for two weeks Then test your strength
again and see how much you have gained.
Numbers of nervous, rundown people, who
WeFe ailing al the while have surprisingly IN
creased their strength and endurance in two
weeks time in many instances. Your morsy
will Be refunded by the manufacturers IL you
do not obtain perfectly satisfactoTy results
Beware q substitutes Always insist on HAVING
genuine organic ircn--Nu1ated Iron. Look foa
the letters Il. on every tablet. Al al dru rxista
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
COMMISSION DENIES
SHIPPERS REQUEST
~ International News Service:

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The in
ter-state commission today denied
application filed on behalf OF ship
Uers for a reconsideration and re-
argument of commissions order pro
viding for the construction Of the
various express companies merged
into the American Railway Express
company. The request TOR the re
opening of the case was filed by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

Charles z. COtterell. of Atlanta
counsel for various large shippers
and John y. Benton. Washington
representative of various state pub
,iC utilities commissions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23
WHY NOT INCREASE YOUR
INCOME

Have YOU money drawing only
four TO five percent INTEREST,"? You
can get from US good land contracts
drawing seven percent We will az
cept on these contracts. government
bonds at their full value y NJ
Robinson q Son, 124 y. Main St
9699-24
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

trance TO Racine harbor is believed
TO have caused the vessel 20 run
aground.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

Quickly answer the want al that
interests you most.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
BIG CROWD ANSWERS
ARABIAN NIGHTS "AD"
Many VOL Known Local Mem and Wo-
mtn will Participate In Big
Spectacle at thu Futr.

\ most unique crowd gathered on the
inleld 0t the race track at tine West
Virginia state Fair grounds last eve
uing at dusk. In answer to an adv cr-
tisrIncnt for scores "r young men and
AuIp"u 20 appcRr in the big spectacular
Inrcant. Ara nian Nights entertainment
10 10" presented during tho fair.
CAPTAIN Newton lihruin - at tho heal
e tho show with Publicity Manager
Nu;trr until j. saunders Gordon. the
Owner. arrives tomorrow from Danyil!c,
ILLINOIS.
1t was quite dark before number OF
pretty girls and husky young mon had
hrcn selected and ;hcn Captain Hardin
held rehearsal on rho inhrd.
Told Many Tales.
Everyone has heard or read IF the
Arabian E!ghtS entertainment, and how
the Su!tana. when her hubby. the
fcrrrious Sultan grew tired Of her AMI
threa '"n"d her witT Gcath. hcGuiied him
With ihr Thousand and ono stories that
kept him Interested. and saved her lrc.
Ray Johnson Of Wheeling a sly
fnUt"r. who IL 4 ErAi'r IN a local mill.
hnS been cast for m part of IL fcroci-
Gus Sultan How he wl!l lock in hiI
haEEy trousers and turhau with his
srimiror hy hts side is not known. AZ
70. rs the rehearsal was not dress
one.
Local Girls In Caste.
O,hcr local persons who will appear
orc Ethel Rakcr AZ III" Sultana: Nel'i"
brown. tie Princess: -; g. Gordon. as
Aladdin. bon Eutl"r. the Fisherman,
and 4. J p"dlar. Al Eaha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

last train from hore left ysstsr-
dnv afternoon. Railroad mon said
not evon tho nril was being moved.
An Associated Press oor-ospon-
dent who reached here carly TO-DAY
tried In vain TO tnduoe ownors OF
automobiles to take him to Madi-
son or jeffrey. They said that oil
roads estwssn here and those points
were payroued and thaE RrTad men
had been stopping motor cars with
in avo miles Of st. Adams.
Some 20U people were asscmoi"d H'
tho railroad station wRiti"E for ira"S-
portation up Coal river Many OF them
had hecn there since yesterday. II -
IS miles from 81. Al"ans TO MauIs"n
and about AZ miles 20 towns just over
the Inc IL Logan county where Wme"
men arc reported a. having H"cn gain
cr!nS s'nr- !ast Sunday.
sheriff mn at MaGIhun Trporteu over
tho telephone this -r"rning 'fat tho
Of armed mcu along ~" h'Sh'
ways through that plaC" toward Jel
frey. Sharplcs and blair had continued
during last nigh; and was Sill IN prog
r.->. Many Of them Travelled In aut"-
mobiles. he said.
business her" WAS prtC'"A!IH aus
pended. the people Ai!!uG IN" >treels hnd
d discussing possible cN".,'i:..!':7" along
pp"r Coal river A. ,uf,'v"I'."n here
was that there was a. backward move
nvnt Of armed men tom J' frey and
the other towns where ;he bands have
been cuuCcntrRt;uE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
DESERTS HIS SENATE
CONTINUED From Page Ons.)

VOYAGE would do for such AZ he. out
ON the brluy pillows Of n pulsing sen,
FAR from pollen and work--y~ AMI FAR
IRON, tho uhnnxioyS restraints Of INC
three ntlr limit; Here. and here alone
could ne md nasal surcease.
Go way. dull caro-
And faunt no moro:
lie, HIM have ease
From ragweed and sneeze.
And DAYS 80 dry on shore.
Just at the Right Time.
II 80 happened. Il is rnmor"d' thh'
our SPORTY senator's grirvous ailm"nt
came at the psychological moment. IL"
had for some time past felt N" lonGtnSS
OF a soldier OF fortune 70 return 10 IN"
srcnas OF his former c""tllct3. ngd, be
Ing a "suldIcr Of fortune, Davis EsKlns
ONLY needed 4 hay fHvNr excuse 20 throw
nstd. a-duuus and unpleasant tasks IN
Washington and HE him TO n fur on
shore Az tho ancient Ulysses non
chalan,lv frightened his belt. got clean
handkerchief. ani with t"w calm
words 70 the patient ren"lop" mounted
his lusty charger and gave his family
and home cares the air" 50 dos Davis
Elk!ns N later years. cmula'" ~"
ralayan,ings OF his illustriouS pre-
ccrtor. our modern Ulysses heard ih"
cal! and he gave tn" senate and MS OBJ
l,xntjons ~ the pennlc the "A'r WIN
MS little Con,punction as G:d Ulysses. IL
must go. and away lie went
It Firss tho Imagination
The writer does not pose aS " modern
Rahelais chronicl!ng III" waHd"rInES
Of our modern PantaEru"l. hut II you'd
he Interesting tn vision the mighty
warrior as ne approaches the scenes al
his Slaughtrrous rn@lauShtS on Cngna"
Hill. No doubt hr will he able I" fuh IN
Paris sufficient rrp!a ccm"n's f"7 the
dead soldiers he SO h"artl"sSly slew TO
Stage a creditable rehearsal of many 4
former hattie. Az tho nuE" OF N"l'inE-
tom would stand upon tho mound over
lro':Ink tho battlefield Of Waterloo AMI
pondcr upon rs victorious "u,c0I"". s"
will Davis Elkins stand before 'hc t'Hfe
do IN paiX or was II the tafr G"S
AnshssaGcurA. lie Pat Murt. Maxim"S
or some hidden palnt!al nook IN IN"
Bots de BouloEne. and gaE" upon NS
famous portals with the cleaning eyes
of a conqueror. and fe"l upon his shout
dor tho hand Of appreciation giving him
Tho arColade: We'll done. good and
faithful servant. wcll done. And :""n
with head bowed d"wH and F"nuii'"'"i
knee he Will lay a wreath OF i"r6ct-mc-
nots at III" feet Of Truis Et0i!rs Hen
Messy. the patron saint Of C"gnar HI.
Far FAR away has our little lnNN
flown. Far from the maddering rush
nr turmoil and work. Far from the cares
Of 4 senator. HIS hay fever l"rS"l'"n
IN tho land o: flowers. and las work ~
hor,, forSakcn \ tiCkiinE nos" hnd
itching foot took our DaVy away and
what Nnat;ers tarlff bills and tax DIS
anyhow7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
IMPERIAL PRINCE Of DOMES
COMING FOR CEREMONIAL
I'll be on the Job again Monday morn

will be on the Job again Monday morn
Ing.
A. G. Frirk OF the g. & .. at Benwood
arrived home yesterday afternoon from
Pittsburgh after h"ing In TINT city Tor
the past TWO weeks on has vacation.
Mike Llnsey o: the Wheeling Rnd
Lake Erie yards at Brewster has re-
turned to that place after being here
for IL few days on business.
Jim Murray B. & y. brakcy who has
been seriously III for the past several
days - Improving and vii! be able to
he out 10 work again soon
Harry LIttleton of the Il. Il O. shops
will b. back 10 work again Monday
morning after being on two weeks on
vacation.
William Marshall Of the Pennsylvania
Lines NJ Toronto was IN the city yester'
day visiting friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
Many Armed Men Are
Passing to the Front

Madison, W. Va, Sept. l.-Armed
men making their way 60 tho con-
osutratton camps around Blair,
Uothisr and Jsffery woro passing
through Madison all Of today count
Ing officials sBttruRting the numosr
Of achievements at not less than
500. One train controlled by miners
went from wh1tssvtlle to Clothisr.
II consisting Of An engine and four
hat cala. the carr carrying men
and o numsbr of machine guns.
Sheriff Hill said he had heard
that numbers OF miners had been
Fork ridge yesterday, but he was
unable to estimate tEe number.
Whom asked to estimate the number
Of armed men ~ the villages at the
fooS Of the ridge he said: There
can be no less than 5000 or 10000
OF thsnL"
Charleston, W. va, Sept. DE
eachmsnts Of armed mon from tho
Boons-LoEan county border We're In
wniteSyMs, boone county, carly
this morning recruiting mon to go 10
the front according to information
received BY telephone from Whitss-
Vile, The recruits are planning TO
Join the main army Of mon a. soon
a. possible.
Reports have been received In
whitssvius, that there was fighting
near the county border lnEt night,
but no details wero TO DO had.
There ~ NO indication that tho
man will d:sband by noon, tho timo
limit set In the preudont's procla-
motion, advtess from WhtssviNs
said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
3 REGIMENTS
READY To MOVE
INTO THE STATE
TWO FROM CAMP DIX;
ONE FROM SHERMAN
Preparations Made at Both
Points for Immediate
Movement.

Chiricotne, Ohio, Sept. the
18th United States infantry, oompos-
I'd Of about 600 officers and enlisted
mon WA, IN readiness At Camp shsr-
man today for an immediate move
into West virginia. transportation
includinS IL passenger coaches, two
barTAze carr and IL nat and oox
carr was standing on railroad SID
tnas ct the camp, and IL was saio
that . movement could &c started
within q few moments, should en-
tratnmsnt orders De received. run
nsld equipment has been !sEued 20
the men.
Camp DIX. n. J.. sept. Rail
road pa.sseng err cars wore on siding
here today waiting TO take the 2sth
infantry % tho coal fields OF West
virginia In case tt should be order
Cd there. None OF tho Officers and
mon, numbering 200, were permit
ted TO leave camp.
Orders were received shortly before
] or,ock hy Major Genera ,>hanks' IN
at the Gaml' h"r". !" prepare
another regimen; for p0s>Ihl" duty n
rho Wrs, VlrKin'a coai HsiiS. The gen
.rsl a.lected the isrh ;urau'ry and
p-epara,ions were Immediately begun "a
put he unic In readiness for "ntrain'
ment.
WashtnSto3. Soy. \ th'r'! 'e'H-
MOI, ~ infantry wu$ today ordered ~
Secretary Weeks E" bc gotten IN r"nd'-
r.ss 2, Camp p'~. ~" Jersey '"r
aerrt'r IL YES E!rsin.a. rms
vii b. tho second regiment 10 leave
-,,,, Ljx ~ ,a>c The troops 7-H put
IN ,nn,ioa. and III" ir.rd VIII =" from
'r.n- sherman. OHIO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
JUDGE lands
Continued from Page one)

OF the hcnch and undermining pub
lie confidence IN Ia" INDEPENDENCE
OF the judiciary.
In upho.dtnI IN" honor -! Inc pro
fesSion Of IN" law" Mr. carson SaId III
pressing the resolution" of what use Is II
70 pr.sCrihc rannnns Of ethics II We
know that the men on whom n" judi
r!ai "rm!nc rests has soil"d that "rnln"
by Welding to the temptation of avaricc
and private gain"
Here ~ a federal judge. who receives
$500 a year. yielding L. the s"lfc!ta-
ton Of a commercial interest. S"rptnG
his judicial strength by tHktnI $3.50"
4 year from baseball piUy"r..
Il; is simply dragging III" "rminr IN
the mir. 1t may pc that impeachment
cannot reach him. hut on" thing cannot
escape us--that is. that from every
judicial circuit and every bar in tn"
country rises the wIth"r!ng sC"rn of
protest against the man who would
stain their honor.
TO ignore this would have been n
leave this c"nN "n'ion hanging our heads
In sham" Il; IN" conduct of his jGdec.
Defended by Lewis.
Rising TO defend judge Lands as II
man convicted 10y The resolution with
out trial. former senator Lewis de-
Clared Il did DOT heCorn" the dignity "t
tho American Bar a.'s"uint!on I" take
Rhsty action.
AS member Of ~. hpr in ChiragO.
having practiCrd many tunes hcf"r" the
judge In question. rrHnr' permit nv
self 10 consent Ia i resolution proposed
for such has,y action. tho former
senator said. Il know judge Lands
and have differed with him h"th in
puhl!r and in priVatr hut I rannB, nor
NIT an attack upon his character or his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
HON. GUS MESSE or EEA33H3
WILL BE GUEST or DAxHA
TEMPLE
HIGHEST OFFICIAL OF o1013
HERE LABOR DAT Y1ox
CLAIE8BUHa
PREPARATIONS READY Io1 on
or BIGGEST CE1EHoH1A1S
Even HELD

Hon. Gus Nessr. Imperial Prince OF
Dramatic Order knights OF KhoraSsan,
Of Seattle Wash. will arrive In Wheel
ing Monday afternoon at 1855 o'clock.
from Clarksburg to attend the big
Labor Day ceremonial to be staged BY
Members Of Dahna Temple, No. 1e4 ID.
O. X. K.
Word was received last evening from
the C!arksburg Dokies announcing that
Mr.. Mcsse will be able to attend the Dig
afrair. which Will be Jne Of the biggest
ever held by Dahna Temple.
Royal V!zIer John H. Haberhcld an
nounced last evening that he has every.
thing in readiness for the big anair ana
his loyal Arab Band IS ready to help
the Tyros across the burning sands.
The ceremonial work will begin at :
o'clock and continue until s. when those
doing the work will be given q rest.
After the parade which follows the
afternoon work. there will be big
feed for all. and at seven o'clock tho
Royal Coat will again be brought
forth and started on his Journeys.
All the work will be held At the
I'ythian Castle. on Twenty-ssventh
street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
OBSERVE HOLY DAY

The first friday IN this month Is de.
voted to meditation on the sacred heart
OF Jesus In the Catholic church. and the
holy day will be observed with special
services in the local churches. Cathe-
dral masses will be celebrated at s.
and 8 O'Clock at 81. Joseph's cathedral.
An hour Of prayer will be held. con.
rlud:ng with the benediction OF the
blessed sacrament. The blessed sacra-
ment Will be celebrated at $40 In the
morning at St Alp'vnsus' church. and
low masses will be held at and Z
o'clock. with solemn high mass at 1889.
Evening services will begin At 1880 and
will include the recitation Of tho litany
Of the sacred heart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
BRAKES LET CO.;
AUTO HITS POLE

4 Buick touring car owned by George
OTTO. prominent butcher OF Fulton. wa
hndlv damaged last night about 10
o'clock when 4 crashed into telephone
pole
Mr. OTTO left the machine standing on
Smith avcnue. Elm Grove. In some
mourrr the brakes Let 20 and the ma
chine started down the hill. 1t did not
stop nftcr hitting tho street car rails
and Into deep gutter but went on
into Il pO'c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
WASHINGTON NOTES

Wa shinCtnn. u. g.. Sept l.--A7rlica-
ton for pension was fled 1t IN" pension
bureau today by Senator Sutherland for
T.. " Lindsey Of rhilippi.
N"cati0nn! training with ray has heen
awarded Okry :. Buchanan OF Bens
RuH. ". Va
William ". King has been appointed
postmaster at Sterling, w IA.
West Virginia visitors here today:
JOHN +. ConiT Of Wheeling and Z. l..
Topping OF Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
BODY Of
SHADYS|DE BOY
LEAVES H0BOKEN
WORD RECE1VBD LAST EVENING
BY PARENTS OF CORPORAL
WALTER q. LUCAS
Was Killed IN Action In juno Of 1915
Arrives Late This Evening

According 20 a telegram received last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lucas
1905 Smithticld street. Shady side. the
body of their son. Corp. Walter Far!
Lucas left Hoboken. y. j.. last evening
AZ $50 O'riock and VIII arrive in Bel
Ia.re late tonight.
Young Lucas enlisted IN May, 1917.
and was sent overseas I'm November .!
the same year. He was killed in action
In Iune 1918.
Ex-srrvice men Will take charge OF
the body and hold military funeral ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
LEFT SMALL ESTATE

Chicago. Sept. 1.-The estate 81 Eu-
gene Field. poet ~ childhood days wax
closed today in probate Court by the
widow. Mrs Julia Fold. attor pending
for nearly twcnty-siN years.
The final report shows the estn'e to-
falling SlO.3ll74 was divided between
tho widow. three sons and two daugh-
trrs OF the poet. Only on" hill WAS al
lowed. $3.50 for pair Of trousers par
chased By Field in 1877.