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New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Villa Fakes Leadership OF
Durango Asrarian League

MEXlCO CITY. Nov. 20 1By MaiN.-
Francisco Villa, onctimc bandit, has
takon the leadership of an 2grarian
league in the l-aguna cotton district in
the State Of Durango, where vide un-
employment has given rise to some dis
turDances, according to advices re-
ceived here.
Villa called conference Of all land
owners and presided at meeting. in
which he urged the capitalists Of the
state to cooperate in an effort to re-
llcvc the unrest. promising his per-
sonal support OF any measures looking
to that end
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
MilIer's Saving
Offset by Raise
I'm Rural Taxes
Returns From 20 Counties
Show Increase in Local
Lcvics; $7,592,847 Is
Saved in Greater City
Governor Asks Inquiry
Lavishness of Officials in
the Smaller Communities
Blamed for Added Costs

ALBANY, Jan. While Governor
Miller WAS saving the taxpayers
approximately s13,0O0,00o in taxation
by his economies last year. county Of
ticials up state. with few exceptions.
we're increasing the local taxes, so that
the average property owner did not
benefit. so far as his tax bills showed
through the Governors economies be-
cause of the lavishncss of most Of tho
county officials
The returns from twcnty-ninc Of tho
slXty-two counties of the state have
just been compiled by the State Tax
Department an the State Comptrollors
Office, and twenty-five Of the counties
show increases in local taxes of from
6 to 81 per cent over the previous year
The four out Of the twenty-ninc coun-
ties which compared favorably with the
Governors efforts to effect a saving to
the taxpayers were Albany, Hamilton
Saratoga and Warren.
The returns from the counties in
Greater New York were among those
which had not hcen flied, but the say
lngs effected in these five counties az
q result of Governor Millcr's policy Of
rcfronchmcrt and economy totalcd
$1.5N1,S47.
Miller Nsns Investigation
1t was the comparison of these two
items tho savings effected by the state
aud the increases made BY the coun-
ties which occasioned the Governor
to inform the Legislature in his sec
ond annual message that he would
have the Davenport taxation commit
tee inquire into the finances Of the
townships and counties so as to deter
minn what was wNong.
Ih" Governor is determined that
the scarchlight Of publicity shall be
turned on the finances Of the smaller
communities, which, as he pointed out
have been rolling the snowfall uphill
practically unnoticed.
If the ratio is maintained in the rc-
manning counties whose local tax fig
nres have not yet hccn filed. tho fig-
ures will show that fifty three Of the
siXtv-two counties OF the state in
creased their local taxes by leaps and
bounds in 1921.
The following table shows the
decrease in state taxes and the in
crease IN county taxes in 1921 in twen-
ty-five of the twenty-ninc counties
where complete returns arc available:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
First EGr! Car Is Marked
By Many innovations

The 1922 Earl motor car, tie lirst
automobile OF this make to come or
the market. is d;stingu; shed b., d num-
Der of mechanical and other improve
ments. All models OF the Earl have
the high powered. long-stro,se motor,
o6-iNch rear springs. with Alcmite
fabrication and special integral SWITCH
and a light under the hood for detect
ing engine trouble on dark sight.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

The percentage savings in New York
City over 1920 were: Bronx, 1904;
Kings, 2s.79; New York. 35.75: Queens.
35.9a; Richmond. 1859.
The total state taxes for 192O-thc
last year Of Governor Smiths admins
traton-~werc $36,706. 100. The state
taxes last year were S23 1903 ,2sA--a saw
ing of Sl2,SO2,816.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
BIG Farm Bank il, Turkey

Turkey has long possessed a govern
ment agricultural bank. with a capital
Of nearly $4,000 600, which makes a
business Of advancing money to farm
ers Oh the security offered by their
farms
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Mother of Veterans of 3 Wars

Nrs. Charlotte Lampanius. a ninety
five -ycar-o!d woman Of Centralia
WASH. is the mother Of Civil War
veteran. grandmothor of Spanish Wa
veteran and areat-erandmothc of five
World War Veterans.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

y. n. Thompson Bcliercs Arer.
age MOtorist Tants Car Thcf
VII Respond to the ThrofsLe

The question as speed essential %
Las been made the basis for compre.
hensive study Of the motor car buyer's
wishes by the Stutz Motor Car Com
panr. William n. Thompson, president
OF the Stutz company. SAYS the oucs-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

The Governors economies were felt
IN every county Of the state. In no in
stance was the saving less than % per
cent Of the previous years state taxes.
While IN some it ran close to 40 per
cent. New York City saved by coun-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Woman Makes Own Shroud

Ms. Susan n. McRoberts. an eighty
seven -ycar-old woman of Fort Worth.
lex. has Just been buried in shroud
made by her own hands forty years
ago when She thought death was ncar
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

istcr OF Foreign Affairs. soon
MED that the four pcrsonv aftsr de-.
executed and said they wera nad been
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

Peasants Of those Eurono. 'n
whore black bread is eater ',', W. co',nn.re,
exceptionally good tecth ''aaily Ass
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09
Woman Wrote Famou

One of the most famo. yHT
.rhat dten's c nymns: Il Think when ., sha-
mat Sweet story Of Old, VIZ" W." Rad
M, many years ear, ago by young FEris.ea
woman, Jcmima Thompscss. English
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

5 Million Needles Used Daily
Ihe world uses up an average of
three million needles a day.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-09

In the interest OF economy. it is
stated. Mir. Davis wrote the shortest
LABOR Department. report of record
the document covering only forty three
printed pages Copes of it we're not
issued for general distribution to the
newspapers Of the country, as hereto
fore, the department giving out only a
summary.
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BANNOCK

Miss Holly Daniel. a teacher in INC
Mcdonald school. near Canton. Ohio. has
returned TO her parents home on the
South SIdr. after visiting FOR few days.
the schools for the past year having
closed
Miss Olive Hayes. NJ south or town,
.ooIi Il nanr on sabbath with her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs Eidrcd Lodge. and attended
tho services in tho NJ T.. church later in
the day
Miss n,h"l Estep. Of Inydsviir. wa
weekend visitor with her friends.
Misses Rm;h and Lille Lodge.
Mr.. and Mr. q. G. Moore were brief
visitors over he week end At the hom"
of the lattcr's sister Mrs John Ritchcy
in New Athens Mr. Moore returned
home Monday morning accompanied by
his niece. Miss Anna v. Ritchcy. Will"
Mrs. Moore remained for longer visit
Edmond Williamson. Of near EaSi
Rirhiaoh has returned home after
spending few days with his daughtc".
Mrs. f:ldrrd Lodge.
Mrs G. T.. lee was caller in ST;
C'iair~v.,l" IN saturday.
Mrs John Caldwell aCcompa MED by
Mrs. r. Murray sncni Saturday morning
m WHrc.iuE
McssrS. William I.odg" and farm ten
ant. William nrva,l. were business IL
crS on Saturday In Tho vicinity OF New
Athens Mr. Lodge called 20 SC" his
daughter Mrs Eitch"y. in New Athens.
on returning homo.
Several from town and vicinity at
tended the h.tccalurcate services held in
Flushing on sabbath evening.
William Lodge spent Sabbath with his
daughter Mrs. e. S. Cunard. and family
IN Flushing
Mrs Ira Moore and daughter. Miss
Emma and niece and nephew. Julia
and Hugh Berry. of south Of town. at
tended services at the VI. f.. church on
Sabbath and took dinner and supper
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WELtSBURG
COMMENCEMENT
WEEK At HAND

wel!shurg. w. Va. May 17--Locally.
We are at the beginning of IN" Com
n,cnrcmCnt SOC son. The schedule OF the
commencement activities is as follows:
Junior SENIOR banquet Friday "t rh,s
week at the high school gym. Tn" an
nuaI Sermon 70 IN" graduates AZ tn"
r.. church Sunday evening. Is. pr"ariu-
ed by Rev. Il. J.. Anderson. tn" Eighth
grade commencement Of tho dunbar
schoo' lrolorrdD al III" h:::h 'ho"l audi
IOrium Tuesday evening nf next week. 3
n'rlork class Night a. The t'alarc'
Wednesday evening of ncN week
Eighth grade rommcnrCmcnt Thursday
afternoon. May @5th. at go, m ia" h,ch
school auditorium. Alumni banquet ard
dance Thursday evening. May 18th tn"
banquet h"InE in tn" Y. NJ =. \ En-
and the dance at tho city hall. and as Il
climax :" :; all. IN" Senior commence
mont Friday evening. May c6th. AZ SIS
n'r'nrk a. thc STRAND when lhir:v-
cour y"ur; men and women vii h' al
dressed n, IN !. y. bC1hl - -" ,;ta'"
I'ntIcrSl;, and rCC"iN" in"'r diplomas
~ IN" hands "f President T. \ Sh""'is
Special attention IS called 10 N" 'Nl*S
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MT, PLEASANT

Mr. and Mrs. chester Montgomery
and daughters Of Martins Ferry. were
callers at the home o. her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John kriukc, FTi"Ay evening
Miss WiiIo Ward VA, 4 caller IN
Wheeling Saturday.
Iror. +. II Einr. was a caller IN
Wheeling SATURDAY.
Mrs. Earncs; Finley Mrs Charles
Thatcher Of Struhrnvili". Mrs. Earl
Mercer Of DilonvaI". spent SUNDAY at
trr HON" Of Mr. and Mr.. Charlie King
Harley Wcathrr~on. was caller III
StcuhcnviIlo Saturday.
Mrs.. WIZ. Taylor and daughter Mrs.
Wilma Adams were shopping In Wheel
.rc Friday
Mr.. Th"o. Humphrrville. is still on
the Sex list
Mrs. .ilhlna Milhoan. is III at her
home
Mary Griffith and Mary Hooper, were
callers at tho homo OF Will Lawrence
Saturday afternoon.
DR. Wilson Of Martins Ferry. was
professional caller al tho home Of ScIbY
McCalstcr. Sunday afternoon to sec Mrs.
McCalSter
DIT Will Kinsrv. Of Wheeling spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Ann
KinScy.
Wll Written Of Gary. Ind. is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Theo. Humnhrevi'lc.
Mrs. John Ecppart, of near Nd"na
Sr"n, III" weekend with her daughter
Mrs. Sam Buchanan.
Mrs Earl Davis di"d Al her homo
Monday evening. after \ few hours III
ness. funeral services will he held
Wednesday afternoon at 40 o'clock
from the home Of her IA thcr Mr.. RICE
g.. Martins Ferry
Mr.. Rice and son Of Martins Ferry
We're called to the bed side Of their
dnu2htcr and sister. Mrs. Earl Davis
Monday.
Dr T. l.. Hawthorne. Of this place
and Dr. Wilson Of Martins Ferry, were
professional callers at the home Of
Earl Davis. Monday.
Miss Lucia Rome. returned home afte:'
visit with her brother. Or. Ben Bone,
Of Moundsvnlc.
Mr. Alderman and Miss Louisa John
son Of Cad,z. spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss MadGr Bowers.
NJ. and Mrs Wilson Moore. and hc~
brother. Mr.. Anderson. ls visiting in
cleveland at the home OF his son. Harry
Moore.
Mr.. Dick Eockn"ld Of Dungeon. caller
''I l0iS place NH0ndF.
Mr.. and Mrs ". F. RennNekar and
family. Dcl Waldrcn Of DiIlonva'c
""r" callers 1T tho home Of y. r Ruch-
nn1n Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomson. and
grand son Lewis. spent Sunday at tho
hnm" of their son Allen.
Mr.. y RurriSe and Alfred Patterson.
took tho remains ~ Mrs. Earl Davis 20
IN" home or her father Mr Rice Of
Martins Ferry. Monday evening
Earnest Irwin and son Of Adena- spent
Sunday at tho home Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bell Of Alliance.
was visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Sell Of this place
Mr.. and Earnest HAYNES and family.
were callers AZ the home OF his mother
Mrs. Haynes OF Adena Sunday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gin. spent
Wednesday n the home Of J. ". Law
renee
Jack and the bean stock operatta.
VIII b" given in the school auditorium
Friday evening May -.
Mrs. R. +. Walker and daughter. Mar.
Carct. were callers ut the home of Mrs
Earnest Haynes
Mothers day will hc observed AZ the
Friends church. Sunday morning May
-
Dr and Mre. John Lyons. and daugh-
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with Mr. and Mrs. J. z. Whissen.
Mrs. Isaac Bethel. OF Flushing A1A
brother. Elias Matthews, and Miss Mar
that Mcpherson, of Louisville, were
visitors nj the home Of he formers sis
ter and later's brother. Mr.. and Mrs. W..
l. Mcpherson.
Rev. Eyscer. Of Piedmont was .
guest at the J. E. Doudna home on
81 bhath night, having attended the ded-
iratory services on Sabbath. and left on,
Monday morning TO attend the NJ. E.
district conference which was held in'
Martins Ferry Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell and Miss
Famia Daniels attended he haccalureate
services hold in st. Clairsvile Sabbath
evening.
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McMECHEN
FATHERS Day Exercises.

Rev. John W. Whistler. pastor OF the
F'irst Church Of God. has announced
that next SUNDAY will be observed AZ
Fathers Day At the church. The pastor
has rrsp,red A special sermon for the
occs sion and il will be celebrated in I
similar manner to Mothers Day. The
students OF the sunday school are pre-
pairing program for the event. The
children VII wear dandeiionS as a trtb'
ute Of Their fathers.
Regular Services.
\ large crowd was in attcnda nee a.
the regular weekly prayer services held
at.the First Christian church last even
ing. Rev G. w. Fuller delivered very
rorcerul sermon on. The Persecution
o, Pau! and Barnahas" The choir rem
dered several beautiful selections.
Decoration Day Observance.
meeting will be held in the Legion
rooms under the postoTiCc tomorrow
evening for tho purpose Of arranging
FOR the Decoration Day program. Al
though plans for the parade. which will
be hold in. tho afternoon at . o'clock
arc about completed, there are several
other matters OF importance to he Goa
Sidercd Post Commander DALEY lie
quests that al, members b" in attend
aacr at this meeting. The speakers
for the day will nc chosen and final
touches added 10 the program ~ the
meeting on Friday evening.
Birthday Party.
Miss Virginia Lew"llvn en'Nrta in cd
a number ~ her friends at her home
on EiChthe trOct Tuesday evening with
n marty. in celebration or nor eighth
birthday \ most enjoyable evening
vas srrn' NJ games and music and at
n soa~onah'" hour dainty luncheon
was served.
Mems Climb Meets Tonight
The Mons Social club of the First
CHRISTIAN church will hold their reg
u,ar srri- mrn'h'v meeting this cv"n-
IN IN the pa-lo-s or the church. Tho
greater part NJ tho evening VIII nc spent
a. business but short social hour
after tho business meeting.
Bridge work Progressing.
Tho work on the new concrete arch
bridge being constructed over Jim's
Run & progressing nicely. Tho old
structure has been torn down and work
on tho nov bridge has been started. A
short dc,our. which leads over tenn
norarv bridge over the run. is necessary
for persons using this road. 4 report
was afnat 10 the effect that tho tenn
porary structure Is unsafe for traffic
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Point Breeze Farm" were "cllscurS
visitors Wednesday morning.
Mrs Dean \ccl left Wrdn- Siay morn
.ur for GarrcttSNIl,". -. called ther"
~ The illness uC her father.
Mrs T. r.. chapman and son. FtH" n!
Hon" Farm were WcliSburE ana
Wheeling visitor. Wednesday.
MIS- HAITI" Carinan visited friends IN
Wheeling Wednesday afternoon.
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:cr and granddaughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Forthy$c and son. spent sunday
With l. T. Beckett
Is. r. Griffith, business caller IN
rIllOrya!e Tuesday.
Mrs Sell Waite and daughter. ana
Miss Wanda Hooper. OF pill"nraie'
p"r" callers in this place Tuesday.
Christian Eud"avor union meeting
VIII he hold Sunday afternoon at 2:3u
O'Clock At tho Methodist church. May
-. are cordially invited TO attend these
services
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BENWOOD
Center BenWOOd School
Closes Friday, May rs
Five Students win BE Awarded Dtplo-
mas, Emitting Them 20 Enter
Union High School

Tho Center BruwoOd school Will close
for tho summer vacation on Friday. MAY
18th. Elahort,S exercises will De- held N
the AUDITORIUM % the school FOR the ive
rupils who viii gradual" from tho
Eighth grade 10 CnlOn hi@h school. The
entire student BODY Ut tentcr Bcnwood
will participate In hose EXERCISES. whrs
VIII include several short talks BY prom.
:ucnt loaf men. Pr'u";pa, Elmer Meri-
nor vii award the diplomas
The r"ll"w.Hc students Will graGuatN
~ ehs Freshman O.. lass n high school
Ma-rarr; I.aT}am. N..n"s Kelly. Thomas
EelivaSh. STEPHEN MThH-t ani Ju',a
Eros.
Congregation Well Pleased
Tho congregation of s. Matthew's
Lutheran church ~ VII pleased with
the acceptance" oc the al! q their
church hy Re- Henry Koch. ~ Colum-
rus. Onto. Rev Koch has preached in
this CITY on several or"1~ iunS his ser
mons wer" Will ike! hv The members
* the church. tn" newly. appointed
pastor IS a. present a student In the
,'apital University a, Columbus but will
take up his position in IN" local church
soon after his graduation.
Purchase Propertq.
A large real estate d".tl wdS cnnSur1-
mated several DAYS ago when Dr. :. T..
Halyama. 81 'hjs c''y nur~h7 sod ,tc p
:, Hoffman property A. ~ @2eH south
ChApline street m Wh"" 'nS DR.. Hal.
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Rheumatism
Asn1axkAbls Asms Treatment
Given By onS Who HaA II.

In the year of 1893 was attacked
by Muscular and Sub-acute Rheu-
matism. suffered as only those
who are thus afflicted know, for over
three years. I tried remedy after
remedy. but such relief as l obtained
was only temporary. Finally. found
.trea tment that cured me COM
pletely, and such a pitiful condition
has never returned. have given II
10 number who were terribly
afflicted. even bedridden, some OF
them seventy to eighty years old.
and the results were the same As
in my own case.
want every sufferer from any
form OF muscular and sub-acute
Iswelling at the joints) rheumatism.
proved Home Treatment" for Its re-
narkable healing power. Don't send
a cent: simply mail your name and
address and | viii send II free to try,
After you have used II and Il has
proven itself TO. be that long-looked-
for means Of getting rid OF such
forms Of rheumatism, you may send
the price Of II. one dollar. but under
stand, | do not want your money un-
less you are perfectly satisfied TO
send It. Isn't that fair: why suffer
any longer when relief Is thus Of
fered you free: Don't delay. Write
today.
Mark H. Jackson No. 7s2-H. Durs-
ton Bldg, Syracuse. y. Y.
Mr.. Jackson /, responsible. Abt-e statement ,ru.
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STEUBENVILLE
Found Unconscious
Beside Automobile

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wanna intends 70 leave this city some
me next MONTH 10 tAAe UP post grad
ualc course =; unr Of tho leading med
raI schools IN Nv York city and upon
MS return H. intends to establish q
practice n Wheeling with offices at 222S
chaplin"
Government Dental work
William = Rrauncn. local world war
veteran. rnr;cmpl;.tcS leaving shortly
Tor Eoanrh". Va, where NJ will take mp
work IN the Cuvrrnm, vocational den
ia school m tina; city. MT. hrann'h
has tor the past some time been "orh'nS
at the Mrl.luc bros, dental cNianlSh-
,ucnt ~ Wheeling and has succeeded nc
,urn.rg familiar with IN" WORK IcI"re
,a,r-;nE tn- govrrun'cN' school. MY
S-anasu - = brother % 'ltE I'e'N
FRANK HranErn.
Decoration Day Plans
Tho members q: the y y Mountain
Eos: nr the American Leg: n haN" OK
fcndcI an invitation to the people OF
his city to join with them in ooScrN-
.YC Decoration Day. \ number or 10
al cx-scrvire men belong ~ this post
md viii Joint with thu McMcchcn boys
IN making the celebration on the S"th
success.
To Meet with Council
tn Tuesday. May @Grd. representatives
= the Wheeling Traction company ana
&c the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Will
nee, IN the city hall with the Benw"oa
Nv couuril for the purpose OF discus
sing i remedy for the landsltdcs. witch
.c,ur so frequently along the local hiEn
way. Az the last meeting or council
{, VAS decided 20 take some artonWn
this effect b, calling "A joint meeting "i
ihhr three above named bodies. Th"y
vnl. discuss plans for permanent
rcmedy.
Entsrtains Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonn entertained
number "t their friends AZ lncr nom
on E"egs Nuh "AS' cN'''"- VIZ
Hghttul lart! Il was an 'H'"'"'"' N"','
HrinG and IN" evening was SP'"'
games and music. NJ ia'r no"' v"
licious luncheon vas served.
con1sr "isn Autnora
Prosecuting Attorney i1|su NIX
old. OF M9AnuSE'"S, VII 'o"'''
federal authorities IN Mhee"hE 'oH"S
IN reter"n'" 10 ho'd'hS ''u' .l. A.,
on IN" 'ha'sc %. S',1'H uoS war.
IN the case % Earl MrfaranH' war,
rant was sworn out tor the arr'SI 81
MtsceYich on th!S 'harSe o"' "S nv -.
now bc:nb held in Wheeling 10 await
trial in federal court on an"ther cna'Ee'
I. Will be necessary 10 get PERMISSION
from the authorities TO h"Id MIN
"wednesday" on THURSDAY
The dress and tna! rehearsal t"r INC
Senior class play. "wednesday was
held last night in the M"Mcchen school
auditorium. The play VIII b" presented
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CUT|CURA HEALS
WATER BL|STERS
Over Arms, Body, Limbs.
Itched and Burned.

IL had a breaking out OF little wa
ter blisters on my wrist. They kept
spreading until they were all over
my anna. body and limbs. The
itching and burning were so severe
tina, At times / could hardly stand
the pain. My banda and arms
smaned when I put them In water,
and at night could not rest.
II read an Advertisement for Cuti-
eura Soap and Ointment and sent
for free sample. l purchased more.
and after using throe cakes OF Soap
and one box Of Ointment ! was
healed" (Signed) Mrs. Theresa
Reynolds. Elliott, West Virginia.
Give cutieura Soap, Ointment and
Taleum the care Of yotr skin.
Banpls IAah yrss b Nail. Address: ~cuticVra Lab
sratsT4ss. pspl y. AAldsaaB, NAas" Sold every
vhsr. Soap be. Ointment Is and ~. Tacun BE.
NT cuheura Ssap shAves without mug.