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deemed to h |ve established the need or a jitney ls tor freight lihS.
 The housebcomrnittee of the whole sustained favorable committee re- port on a bill for abolition of the Arizona resources board. Passage Of a bill amending the law creating the department of water commissioner was recommended by vote of 15 to 14.
 Senate Bil, No. I, for repeal of House Bill No. S3 of the regular ses- sion, was passed by the senate, but its companion measure was not taken up today.
 Senate concurrent resolution No. 2, making emergency provjsibn for the immediate needs of the University of Arizona, was introducedt
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He poined. Sut that hSas a mem- which .tpromr lgated the zona con- stitutiop. "1hd the ped adopted this copstitut tion,7 he ap1kd
 He closed,. with an eal to cut down taxation and abolit dseless ex- penditures.
 Smith, in his speech, aish,,d Arr zonans to have patience with his suc- cessor in the. senate, for he has s hard road to travel" He, describe the bitterness ana hardshfns of a pub he life He said it had sAtWays been his aim to see Arizona .the greatest state in the union, and added that if its citizens would stand by the state as tAA pioneers stood by the terri tory, Arizona would reach that posi- tion in the union. "
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FRENCH TROOPS KILLED

TANGIER, Morocco. Mar. 3.-It is reported from Casa Blanca that three French officers in the Wasean district northwest of Fez. were ambushed and along with their escort were k'roa
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cContinued on raFe Two,
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THE WEATHER

Arizona: Partly cloudy Saturday; Sunday generally fair; not much change Tn temperature.
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tContinued on Page Two,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-23

TIMES WANT ADS.
 GET RESULTS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-23
CHAPTER g

When Rosa Cordova sneerinsly re- minded me that gambling might, in the natural course of events, be in the blood of Dad Lees daughter, I acru- ally saw red for moment. Hot words of denial crowded my brain. They surged to the tip Of my tongue. But I bit them back. Getting a tight grip on myself I said lightly:
 "The latest scientific discover:es maintain that gambling, six fingers on the left hand, and red hair. aren't always hereditary"
 You joke now" said Rosa, almost grim1y. "But there is a saying which I have heard you Amer1canos use many times. It Is how the one gets maybe the laugh best who doesn't do his laughing until the others are through
 ftHe laughs best who laughs last" I smiled.
 Exactly" replied Rosa drily, and with the freedom from accent with which she sometimes makes it. clear that her way of speaking is affected for a purpose t1 think maybe you will not always dismiss your poor old father with a joke or as joke"
 "I don't now" I protested, some thing catching in my throat as I sensed a hidden threat
 "Of your gambler father we talk too much,'' cried Rosa with one Of her sudden changes to archness. "The time to talk of him has not come. All in good time we will deal with him and the situation he creates = yer dad ?''
 Frapkness seemed n0% to be abso- lutely necessary. I grinl1y seized upon the moment.
 Gro Be Contfnued.)
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It Made M Feel
Like New Women
I Eat, Sleep, Feel and Look
Heaps Better-Hypo-
Cod Did It.
MANY HERE PRAISE
EARLE'S HYPO-COD

I was so rundown felt half sick.
My stomach acted up every now and
then, food didn't agree with me very
we'll and | had appetite-just didn't
feel like eating at meal time. Nights
| would feel so tired ! could hardly
keep my eyes open, but | couldn't go
to sleep-Td just lie three and roll,
first one side and then the other, for
hours. | surely was nervous and un.
strung, but such troubles are easy 10
stop when you know how. found that
HypoLCod is what a person needs. |
bought a obttle. and by the time the
bottle was gone was feeling like a
different person. eat hearty, sleep
fine. Nervousness is gone, and ] feel
better in every way. BY stomach trou-
BILE has vanished. and Hype-Cod did 1t
all so quick and easy l wonder now
why I didn't take II months before,
declares Mrs. |. B. Showalter, IS 22nd
ST., Wheeling.
Languid, sluggish, rundown folks
find Hypo-Cod is wonderful help this
time OF year. 1t isn't a patent med
cine. The name Earle Chemical Co.
on the bottle is guarantee of fin, st
quality and purity in medicine. Try IA
bottle or two lust at this season of The
wear. The cost Is trifling compared
with results. All druggists have Hypo
| Cod.
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BENWOOD
Bazaar COMMITTEE
IS WORKING HARD
Detour Around McMechen Cemetery 70
Be Completed Before Old Bridge
Is Torn Down.

Preparations for the bazar and en-
tertainment TO be given the 10th, lltn
and 18th Of August by the consrega-
ton OF the ST. Johns church are pro-
crossing very satisfactorily to the COM
mittees who were appointed TO handle
the preliminary features OF the aualr.
The program committee has been nara
at work preparing the program, winch
has been completed and includes a dill
ferent entertainment for every even
ing. The following is the program for
the three entertainments: Thursday
eyening-Mary and Catherine O'Brian,
duet tpiano); Mrs Wayne Warsinke,
vocal solo: Margaret Gately. recita.
ton: Mrs. Elizabeth Reister vocal
solo: Dorothy West, dance. Friday
eyening-John Rolbusky. vocal solo;
John West, dance: Mrs. Markell Healy,
vocal solo: Marcella Burkett recita.
ton; Johanna McGrail, vocal solo;
Howard Flanagan. vocal solo. Saturday
evening-Mrs. Mary Cunningham. vo'
cal solo: Edward O'Connell, violin
solo: John Scarnechia. vocal solo; VIII
liam Specht. vocal solo, John Gately,
vocal solo. Dancing will also be one OF
the main features Of the evening ell
tertainments.
Democrats to Meet.
The Democrats Of the district Will
meet in the Union high school this
evening, where they will hold mass
meeting 10 discuss the coming cleo
ton. Many matters that are not clear
10 the doubling voters will be made
clear at this meeting. and the ladies OF
the district will especially be enlisht'
ened II they attend. Several speakers
OF the surrounding towns will deliver
addresses at this meeting. as will sew
eral prominent Democrats Of this town
and McMechen. All Democrats OF the
district are requested TO be present.
Karyachic Funeral.
Funeral services for the late Thomas
Karyachic will be held this morning at
$50 O'Clock from the late home, No
220 Marshall street, where the death
occurred Saturday evening. Requiem
high mass will be offered at the ST
Johns church at o'clock Father
Healy will be in charge OF the services
Interment will be made in Mount Cal
vary cemetery.
Dixie A. c. Play.
The fast Dixie A. c. team will play
the Eagles Of Bellaire, Ohio, on the
South Benwood grounds Sunday after
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MANAGER BOWLER ESTIMATES
AMOUNT NECESSARY TO RUN
WHEELING FOR YEAR.
Body Clips Sa2t5so.oo Prom Figures
Submitted ant Meeting.

Members OF the city council met IN
executive session until after midnight
last night in an effort 10 cut the esti-
mated expenditures for coming fiscal
wear Of 1925 and TO keep the tax
lcvy as low as possible. Despite the ef-
forts of City Manager Charles Il. Dow
Ter and members OF council. to keep
the tax pudcr CT cents on every one
hundred dollars, as was last year. the
present budget WILL compel council TO
increase the levy.
After cutting the budget down s32,-
$50 from the estimate submitted py
city Manager Dowler. council believed
that unless some more cutting Is done
the levy this year will he higher than
last year After the reduction of S32,-
$50 last night the levy would still be
So against 81 last year. This increase
however. is due TO the additional ll.4
cents on every hundred dollars for the
two million dollar bond issue Of l9"2.
The general city fund was 50 reduced
that UP until last night the same levy
If i4S would be required again this
year.
The levy as was indicated last night,
unless further reductions are made In
the estimated expenditures today be-
fore submitting the ordinance In coun-
ril tonight. would be divided as follows:
General city purposes ...........H.S
Old public works debt. .......... 3.f
Paving 1919 bonds ............ 50
Water bonds Of 1922 ............ll.4
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This youth was born October 9th.
-. on Seventh street, Wheeling. ana
he has managed to put In his career up
To date within 4 very few blocks or inc
place of birth. A graduate Of wheeling
I'uhliC schools. later attending f'"aShcr :
business College. From there he enter
cd his fathers business and Is to-day
the sole ownc" and proprietor OF II. MAI
bitter & Son. known far and via" as a
Lending furnishing and stove establish
ment.
lie went to Cleveland for his bride
and on August 9th. 1908. one Meta Fet-
Ter was led To Che altar and changed
her name Of Mrs u {. Kalbitzer. One
daughter. JUnictta, has been given TO
this union.
Six years since Henry moved out-the-
r;kc, dwelling now IN Woodlawn. A
member Of the Masonic fraternity and
tho ArIon Society and in religion, a
Lutheran The vice president OF tho
Wheeling Match Co. likewise vice presi-
dent oF the Quarter SaviHZS Bank.
identified his entire life with tT- retail
DEVELOPMENT Of Wheeling. To tGose
who know him the II. {. stands for
Home Comfort" and no individual has
contributed more towards making l!f'
easy and tho surroundings pleasant in
tho household and kitchen than our even
tempered friend. He is especially fond
Of work-that can be said to he his
main hohhy--and next 70 that comes his
love for the automobile and travel.
That Won may be spared to fit out tho
grandChildcn and grcat-Srandchildren
Of the present generation with HON"
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FILMS RUSHED
BY AEROPLANE
Distributors Ship Wrong F1ns 10
Plaza-Correct and Come py
Plane.

For the first time in the history o.
Wheeling. moving picture INNS al
rived here VIA aerop!ane when the t'''h9
for For Big Stakes" were Sh'pp'"
from Pittsburgh To the PlaZa iAca,e
last night In II plane hired by the VIZ
liam ]. Fox Film corporation.
The reason for the rush Shipu'hI
was because the films which arrived
Yesterday afternoon were the wrong
ones, those received being p'clu'
featuring Harry Carey entitled IN
Fighting Streak" and not the western
drama featured by Tom Mix.
Az the picture had been highly ao-
vcrtiscd. Manager Rauman wired IN"
Fox company that he must nave t"'
correct films fer "Eor Big Stakes he
fore this evening.
Bauman received word that the films
would arrive in AT least halt an hou'
by acroplane As soon as the reply
was received W. J. SharhauEh. an en-.
ployce OF the theatrr, was rushed I"
Langin Field. Moundsville, In an au'
lomobile. whore the aeroplane Wa$
scheduled to arrive.
4 few minutes after Mr.. SharhauEh
arrived, the aeropianc came SAILING
over the neighboring hills with ;
precious load. IT was exactly 3 O'Clock
when the plane landed. SharhauSh
rushed back 10 the thcatcr with lhc
films and had them ready {" he shown
long before tho first performance vas
scheduled To begin.
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CONST|PATI0 n
NEARLY RUINED HIM
Famous entertainer Made Well Again
BY Wentworth

Thousands OF people throughout the
world have been delighted by the won
derful Edison records Of Harry Scihcr'
the famous whistler, Few could KNOW
that this charming man was practicaIII
a nervous wreck from constipation ana
stomach trouble for several years ana
that he had about despa!rcd OF getting
and relief when he heard Of the wonder
full family remedy Nerr-Worth. but
such is the fact. He stated that he I'M
profed SO rapidly that he gained seven
mounds before he had finished the tirSt
bottle. 1t was good healthy, firm flesh.
too. This famous remedy aids dlGes-
ton, sweetens the stomach. stops gas
and belching and bloatinG regulates the
bowels, ouiets the nerves, tones up the
system and does 1t all in an easy. natn-
raj manner without the use or any harm l.
full drug, but simple, reliable vegetable
essences that acts directly upon the
tsea OF trouble
Most druggists have It. YOU can al
WAYS get II at the &. II. Griest 4 Co
drug stree in this city and each drug
gists is authorized to Give the money
back II the result Of the first bottle are
not encouraging. II Is especially line
for women and children because OF It's
pleasant taste and mild but always CT
fective action.-AdN.
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woreman were Pittsburgh. Pa, Visitors
Monday.
Roy Barnhart. Of Brilliant, OhAo'
visited wellsburg friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry, OF 22no
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Seltner
and p. Seltner. OF Pleasant avenue. Visit
ed Sunday at the home OF Mr.. +. self
bner's mother. of Avella, Pa.
Merle Thompson. Of Pittsburgh. Pa
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Louisa Thompson.
Anton Kolx. OF North Wellsburg. who
was taken TO the North Wheeling hos
pttal a few days ago for treatment Is
resting easy.
Mrs Laura Jones and daughter. MISS
Leanora. OF Tenth street. visited sun
day with relatives in Independence. Pa.
J. NJ. Surgison. OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
visited Sunday with Wellsburg relatives.
Mrs. SurEison and daughter Miss Louise:
who have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs Surgson's sister. Mrs. Louisa
Thompson. returned home with him IN
the evening.
Charles l.. Wilson and family OF North
Main street. left Sunday for rev weeks
at the Bellview comp ground
Miss Bessie Glass. accompanied oS
Mrs. J. l.. Jones. Mrs. George Rodehea-
YER and Miss Virginia simpson. motor
ed to Steubenville. o.. Saturday AFTER
noon and visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Hunt, OF Mckees-
port, Pa. notored to wellsburg satur-
day morning and are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Hunts sister. Mrs. ]. II.
Gasmire.
Miss Lizzie List. who has been spend
ing a week at the home of her sister
Mrs. Myron Hubbard OF Washington
pike. left Monday morning for her nome
In Wheeling.
Mrs. James Andrews spent Monday In
Pittsburgh. Ia.
Mrs. Irwin Weaver and Mrs. George
Harris. OF North Charles street ie''
Monday morning for JohnSto"n. IA
whore they will visit for few days
and then go 10 Cincinnati o.. where
they will visit friends and relatives
Mrs. c X. Bollinger. Of Beech Bot
tom was a Wellsburg visitor Monday
morning.
Mrs. a. r. Shaw left Monday for a
weeks soiourn at Chautauqua. y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. WEIGH OF Main
street motored 20 CnIonto~n. Pa, re-
Gently. returning with Richard, their
eigh, wear old son. who had his leg
broken while visiting relatives there and
has been in the Un!ontown hospital Tor
several weeks. He is getting aIons
nicely.
Miss Margaret Buoy OF the Maxwe!l
Store has returned from 4 two-weeK
vacation spent out through Ohio.
Mrs. Charles CLANCY and daughter
Barbara, OF Main street. spent sunday
with Mrs Chaneys daughter. Mrs
Shater Roe. OF MinGo Junction. Ohio.
Miss yerna Harvey OF Twelfth street
returned home Saturday from Oakmont'
Pa. where she has been visiting for TWO
weeks with her cousin, Miss Edna Har-
veY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WEIGH OF
Thirteenth stree, are home from WISH
with their daughter. Mrs. George Conn
OF Uniontown, Pa.
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noon at o'clock. AS the reputation
of both teams is we'll known, the fans
Of both teams look for good game.
AcfiYttina BaEun.

noon at 3 o'clock. AS the reputation
of both teams is we'll known. the fans
of both teams look for a good game.
Activities Begun.
Active work has begun on the orids'
that is to be built over the McMeCher
run by the hauling OF gravel and other
material for the concrete that Is 10 DC
used In the construction OF this bridge
Ii Is thought that the work Of tearing
down the old bridge will begin the latter
Part OF the week. The dctour arounl
tho MCMcChen cemetery Will be maze
ready for gravel before the old bridge
Is torn down. H. l.. Seabrtght OF Wheel
ing, has the contract for the JOB.
Dixie All stars Play.
The fast Dixie All Star team Will
pIay the Humans OF East Wheeling. OF
the South Benwood grounds. Sunday al
1880 o'clock. The Dixie All stars nav"
not had 4 game for some time ana an
the fans for the team Will be out in all
their glory TO see the game.
Benwood Briefs.
Edward Cunningham. Of Wheeling
was a business visitor In town Nester-
day.
Raw Deesan was a business visitor In
Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. G. D. Sampson, OF Spencer. Is
visiting friends in town for Few DAYS
A number OF the town people were III
attendance N tho camp meeting az
Moundsville Sunday. 49,
Miss Ida Cox will return nome TINS
week after visiting friends in chicago
H.. for some time.
c. r. Black and family have returned
10 their home in Coteran. O.. after WIS.,
i,ing friends here for a short time
Phil. I.oadman. OF Pittsburgh. was
business visitor In town yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harley are srcno-
ing several weeks in Columbus, Q" WIS.,
iting friends.
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SHADYSIDE

Or. n F Wiedman and members OF
his party returned yesterday from 'ne''
camp on Cheat river. West Virginia
Miss Mary Thompson. Of West Forty.
first street. and Mrs. w. n. l'anham' OF
West Tirty-ninth street. have returned
from Cresson, Pa. where they spent
two weeks at the Mountain house.
Mrs. Arthur Richardson and daughter:
Mrs. James Irvine. Will spend most ot
this week In Cleveland, attending ia''
showings OF Wholesale millinery houses
Rev. J. A. Dunkle u. II. Of the Taber-
nacle church. Indianapolis. lnd.' WIN
his family spent the end OF the week IL
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. ROBIN
son. OF South Central avenue. IneS
left Yesterday for eastern points on
months vacation trip.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Caldwell ana
two daughters. Misses H!lda ana LOIS
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives near Dover. their former home.
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine Hall and daugh-
ter, Miss Irene. OF Youngstown are
guests this week OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bennington. Of West Fortieth
street
Messrs. George Green. ST" Wilbur
Iucllen, George Green. Jr.. and Thomas
Ieasure have lef, in the " belonging
to Mr.. Green. Sr.. for trip or severa'
DAYS TO Washington. II. g. and places
OF interest in that vicinity.
Mayor Howard Dun. his father. MT
Charles Duff. and sister. Miss Margaret
Dun. OF Martins Ferry, were SUNDAY
guests at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs
c. VI. Ekey. OF West Forty-tourth street
Wenzel Morris. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
William kocher. OF West Fortieth
street returned Saturday from Arm
strongS Mills where he had worked Tor
two months.
Mr.. Walter Kocher. who ts teaching
through the summer at Muskingum col
!ege. New Concord. spent the end Of the
week at the home of his brother Emme'
Kocher. OF Adams street.
Mrs s. A. Dorff and daughter. Miss
Mildred. Of North Central avenue, have
returned from visiting relatives In
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Josephine Richardson. OF Will
Jamestown. W. Va. and II dauShter-in'
law from New York city have beer
guests for several days Of her daughter
Mrs. Walter Johnson. OF Highland ave
nue..
Mrs. n. r Keyser, OF Avondale. has
been seriously Ill again for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith. OF West
Forty-hrst street. visited relatives Al
Martins Ferry over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Sutton and chill
dren. OF West Th!rty-ninth street. have
gone 10 Potter Lake, Mich. TO spend two
weeks.
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DISABLED VETERANS
ELECT OFFICERS
Leo Emmerth Named Commander OF
Local Chapter

The Disabled American Veterans As
sociation. Chapter No OF this city
elected the following officers at bust
ness session held last night in their
club rooms: Leo Emmerth Commander,
John F. Long. Vice Commander Joseph
Wascoz. Adjutant, +. J. Wiley Treas
urer. Furl Pegg. Chaplain and RoSaiTe
Cesare Sergeant at Arms.
The sccretary's report AT last night =
meeting showed that tho membership
Of the association had increased stead
lily during the first year Of the orGan'-
gatlon.
The Association is now entering on
Its second year and according TO the
statement OF several officials II condt-
lions in the organization continue 10
Improve as they have the last few
months the chapter will be the leading
veterans organization in the city.
\ communication from c. hamilton
Cook Of Syracuse y. Y, who was elect
ed National Commander AZ recent con-
vcntion in San Francisco in which he
stated that he expected TO pay the
Wheeling chapter a visit some time In
the near future
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|NUX ED IRON

contains the principle chemical oonstl-
tuent Of active living nerve force in
form which most nearly resembles that
In the brain and nerve cells OF man. 1t
also contains newer form OF iron IKE
the iron in your blood and like the iron
in spinach. lentils and apples when en-,
rIcbes the blood and plenty OF rich red
blood means more nerve force. so that
INITIATED Iron not only feeds what
might be termed artificial nerve force
10 the nerve cells but II stimulates the
blood 10 manufacture greatly Increased
supply OF new nerve force. III YOU are
weak nervous or rundown. get bottle
OF Suxated Iron today, and II within
two weeks time you do not feel that II
has Increased YOUR nrve force and made
YOU feel better and stronger IN every
nv pcerI.s Drug Co. and Hoge-Davis
Drug Co, and all other druggists.-adv'
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FOR SKIN T0RTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You Need.

kin troubles. You can have a clear.
healthy skin by using Zemo obtained At
nnv drug store for 35c, or extra largo
hc''le at $500.
;'nmo generally removes Pimples,
Blarkheads. Blotches. Eczema and Ring.
worm and makes the skin clear anu
healthy. Zemo is a clean. penetratink.
ants. ptic liquid. 1t Is easily applied
and costs mere trife for each appllca.
ton. Ii is always dependable
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ALL LEV|ES To
Be LAID TO-DAY
City, County and school Boards Will
Decide On Necessary Tax
Today

Levies for the coming tax year Will he
placed today by all levying bodies In
Ohio county. The levying bodies In
Clude the board Of county commission
crs. city council OF Wheeling and
boards OF education of the various
school districts.
With property valuations increa sed
approximately a third. 1t Is generally
believed that all the levies will be re-
duced.
Council. at special meeting last
night adopted the budget for the e7su-
ing year. from which the levy will be
determined at this evenings session.
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Hears of Brothers Death
Returning From Vacation

Returning from n vacation trip TO
Akron and Ravenna. Ohio, Mrs. Harry
Rabb, lS7 Fifteenth street, learned OF
the death OF her brother Winfield
Scott Harlan of Munday, Tex. Mr.. and
Mrs. Babb had been away from home
some time and had not received the
sad news.