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The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-28

Oscar H. Baum died in Casa Grande
and was buried here on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baum were newcomers
here, having come here from Pennsyl-
vania for Mr.. Baum's health.
The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-28

Frank Parish and Charles Mathews
of Casa Grande spent Tuesday in
Florence on business. Mr.. Parish
stated he intended to locate in Tucson
in the near future.
The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-28

The Christmas entertainment given
by the children of the Methodist Sun.
day school on Tuesday evening was a
success from every standpoint. The
children rendered the program in a
very pleasing manner to the large and
appreciative audience Treats were
distributed following the program.
The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-28

Mr. Mott Guild is i'll with influenza,
also Miss Robles, whom we under
stand is on the road to recovery, al
though still very weak.
The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-28

A Christmas dance given at the Isis
theater Christmas night was well at
tended and everyone attending had
a good time
The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-28

Kenneth Knight is visiting in Hay
den during the holidays. Mr.. Knight
has been serving in the U. IS. navy,
having volunteered some months ago.
The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-28

Mr.. J. C. beaverton of Mammoth
and Frank Acton of Dudleyville spent
&. day in Florence.
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"l S0iSsons. They advanced an average
":Sianc" If on" and one third miles over
IN" whoIa front. according tn the official
statement issued by the war office TO-
day.
The French have occupied tho MIA A,v
W"St "F Namrnrl about seven miles IA
me northwest Of f'ontcnoy and the edge
"t the r;trine south Of AndiEnicnurr two
mics ana L half cast Of EampocI ar.
cordlng Ia tho statement.
H"uNrr"n-E incrc was captured S,r.
chtcrn hundred prisoners. incIudinr ,,.o
battalion commanders wrrr takcn in H.,
operation. 80 '''
IN" text If III" statement roads.
inrihE the night there were yjoIon,
artillery actions north and south nr MIA
Avrc VI ''''
Tn" number Of prisoners counted Il,
inc region west Of Rnyc yesterday cx.
Goods 4Gn ~
Last evening at six o'clock L:ro,ch
troops attacked IN rrCtify their front
o"'"eo1 III" Disc and III" Aisnc. Tho nj
lack WAS over n front of about Is ki1o.
meters from south If CarlrIcnt 10 Eon.
'f''"F' W" have realized mn advance
over TIM lin" lin" Ia I'M aver, VI. nr ,,,.a
hlI"LH"t"rS. Approximately
We nav" occupied NJ plateau ,v.st ne
Nalnro"l. reached tn" south curr nC ,ho
rlNln" AZ -indirnIrnurt and r,n,urn1
-Niner". Seventeen hI,nd-o,t
prisoners. including two battalion cnr.
m9aH"rS. were captured.
r." night WAS calm on the rcst of tho
front" VI '''e
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BIG ALLIED GAINS
Continued from First Page.)

It ia worthy of mention that yesterdays
German official statement, in which it
was said that General Nou Eorhnl' :;
group of armies had beaten Off attacks
Of tanks in front OF Roye. was 4 pure
romance. as there was no such attack.
Tho rest of the official statement from
Eerlin. referring to other attacks break
Ing down under German fire. was equal
~ false.
Every assault made upon the German
lines in this section has been successful
and the resistance offered by tho enemy
has been principally from isolated posts.
Just north and south nf the Scarpo
river there has been conSih"ra bio actir-
ity during recent hours and there arc
indications here. rs well that the enemy
intends Withdrawing. British patrols
operating. south OF tho river have made
considerable progress. but those norm
of the stream did not get far before they
mot strong opposition.
The capture of the ridge In the neigh
borhond nr AlrrrIs. in the Lys s. tor. j..
distinctly mcnacine To the enemy. While
the whole operation is comparatively
creased the general prcssurcnn the Ger
mans nj q point whore ii probably was
not expected. Moreover k"1nmcl is Just
To the northeast and it WAS in This To-
cality that 1hc enemy. according 10
statements from prisoners recently taken.
intended to carry out offensive opera
tons.
These plans. however. existed before
the rrrnr"-EritiSh offensive in the Son.
me region and IT In" allied attack there.
l,uSt iD"n.d their execution. the nprrI-
tinUS al Gutt"rSlr"n rHir" tArinE tii.
last - hours have further assisted in
"ff&ettinG any operations intended by
TIA" enemy.
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TWO MILE PENETRAr1oN

L''NnnN. Aug. 19.--n :2H y. m --'I 10
French Tenth army. which attacked the
'i"rnhn positions between the ones
ana IN" AtSn" last night. has penetrated
|" IN extreme depth of nearly two miles
tn" enemy marhin" runnrrS are rrsiSi-
lnE desperately. and The German H,r
service also is v"rv rrtivr.
TIL" now French lin" runs from t'mn-
tcncy I" tho r!dE" south Of An,IlgnI.
court. From 1hrr" IT runs iu NarnrrrL
from which tn" French have surrounded
and extends IN tn" ''lc" "f tn" Mon
tngn" forest. II passes about .,uu
meters south "r 'Hrl"p"nt. and finally
joins TN" old lin" north ri Tracy -
Val. Th" French now held rather I'M
lportant high ground Ia In" south ar
Auli rUirpurt
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There are no signs OF further counter
attacks at this time.
some forty divisions have been iden-
titled as having been engaged in the re-
cent operations. or these. 81 have been
used against the British and many of
them are believed to have been cX-
haustcd.
That General Ludcndorff Is display
ing anxiety regarding a possible short
age Of borses for the German army is
indicated in Il secret order just captured.
This order cautions all commanders not
10 cxpend their horses, as they cannot
be replaced. The men must understand
that this is necessary in order 10 con-
tinue the war until victory is reached. "
1t has boon ascertained that 900 re
mounts recently required by one Ger.
man formation were composed OF horses
taken from officers.
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r,rnorols.
,w!L"m", ~. ,1o,,hcws philadrlnhla. pn.
~ r,l",
,i ,v,,.,o,rr Somerset. Ia.
60 -1,r;r.ow wheeling. w. va.
SCI ~ I,,.,,'r Fails IA.
H!cl"I \. "LN t',,',, pi,ishuryh. IN.
rt"i. S ;,,,,I ,'L.,lauI q.
rr,sc;,r ir actior.
4ItaSite - ,1lII,r TImira
'aP.n"' '''N'
ne Eh.S' ~ !. 1,ri,zrll New York,
- '-,'"' '''' ~,
Lirut' James Ro"n'Fee i>'hSS'9' '"'"
Enrntrols.
Ninr r"' ~ W Evans Columbus. Ohio.
t1, W.. t'' Itryyr" IN,
ch r.,,i = :yersev r, F. d. 1, Charles
W. 1,a
WI I,s"nh Schultz Eauticokc, Ia.
nr;,..,i,r.
ti,,'i,. ,,r;se.u ,,rno,lvu. Pa,
I,,:Sr, I.iii,ioI,,hj, IN
Wal t,T' A. A. Shumauski, Mount Carmel,
-,
T. ferdinand 7. Thull, Now Brighton. Pa.
k'rauL /, HUM. Cumberland. Ohio.
1J hn.T a. r 'I L1rsdom. Kihuck. ONO.
nifm s" ,Tr> r F. H., Ttrrys"llc, c.
t:,,ycmn T. Foster nu Rois. Pa"
inmns GnsInn, Cincinnati. Ohio.
T"oreo ,:i[;, Sruttsdale. Pa.
ii ,, ,'iI.', 1h;Iadr,nhin, IA.
C1arercs VI Gregorv. Blaine, w. va
SIfrrJ curtis Hncan' Williamsburg, Pa
HnyDTonS l.. lIrinlv, Hamburg, Pa
InLn SI,yick IJaZcltnn, IA
Iamas sloan. wheeling, w. Va.
yIIInn p Snnwharscr. boswell. Pa
Samuel Tanner, Philadelphia, Pa
royn,nnd Tu-nry r. F. D. kittan-
r,nr "' I5n ~ '' .
:CIirford Horny Wiche Cincinnati 0.
wounded Severely.
Major willis ]. Tack. Spencer. Wis.
C,nt William H. Coachcr Mitchell;
Dak.
cam, Harold G.. Lewis Eoughton,
Mich
Srrrennts.
Walter y Price CrookSvilie, Ohio.
William r; Irons, Burrows. Pa.
Jom,s s Ish cleveland. Ohio.
Charles D, KEYS, Philadelphia, Pa ..
Cnrnornls.
Slikr K"st,cls, Fros,burg. Pa.
Tlnyd II 1ra Ashley Ohio
WiIiiard Wesley Whaicy, Columbus,o.
Trivalrs:
Henry ]. BIschof, r. +. D. Johns,own,
Ia
Easel Wilson. r. F. D. 9. Chillicothe.
C,hiH
0kcy Natheny r. Ed. !. Marictta.O.
1nscnb Sfnkostt south B,1hlehem Pa
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Killed IN Action.

nAllCU III [ASkASAh'
Lieutenant Colonel:
Wallarr Wilmer Fetzcr. Midtown. Pa
licutrnantS:
Thomas Massey. Philadelphia, Pa
ScrE"un, Mnur:
Nhram II. German. GrcenShurS, Pa.
ScrgcantS:
Milton l. Bishop. Conncllsvillc. Ia
John T.. Cummings. Rlairsrille. Pa.
Joseph W. kicScl. Scarnton. PA.
Edmund II. Knight. Philadelphia. Pa.
Frederic RI. Knight, Philadelphia, Ia,
torporals:
Henry e. Brandt, Aituoi,a. Pm
Louis + Dongcs, JohnStuwn. Pa.
George W. Laird. Philadelphia. Pa
Thomas Murray. Philadelphia. Pa
Walter Il. Simmons. Hatfield. Pa
privates:
John II. BnIich. Konnsvil!c. ia.
Floyd Brookman. Scottsdale Pa.
Bert buchanan. Nayncshl,rg. Pa.
Hdnjamin j.. Eycrs. t.igunl"r. Pa.
Antonio Camcrotc, philadelphia. Pa.
James l.. Farrell. W'ayncshurg. Pa
ErnnF Fletcher. Philadelphia. IA.
William J. Furny. Sharon. Ia.
Charles j.. Graham. Connellsville. Pa
Phillip V. Kelly. Etna. Ia.
David l.. Knapp Philadelphia. Ia.
Norman c. Kohlrr, Fayetteville. Pa.
Horace J.. Layscr. Rirhland. Pm.
Harry II. LcssiE. Lcechhurg. Pa
Meyer Levine. RlIir&ville. Pa.
Leslie II. Mclean. Erinn city. Pa.
John i. Mooney. Philadelphia. Pa.
George Il. Rankin. tnirn;oMn. Pa.
Raymond r. RenninEcr. Uniontown. Pa
Carlo Arnau. Philadc !phia. Pa
John G, Champh"l!. EanGcrErft. Pa
Patrick !. Cook. New Salem. Pa.
Waiter II. Distlcr. Philadelphia, Pa.
Francis l., Erh. Conneli;villc. Pa.
Bernard T.. Fancan, Philadelphia. Pa.
William Funss. Owcn3du!c. IA.
Howard j. Gardner. Tyrone. Pa.
Ammnn Cfibblc. Mannheim. Pa
Wilbur II. Hamilton. Eversun, Ia.
Charles Z. Hewitt, Harvcys Pa.
Raymond +. Jacobs. Sharrsburg. Pa.
Clayton S. Kise. Columbia. Pa.
iFcnry a klnppIck. Pittsburgh. Pa.
William e. Kluth. y. Philadelphia. Pa.
George -. l.auingcr. Pittsburgh. Pa.
John J. Mcrolin. Philadelphia. Pm.
John y. Mike. i. Pittsburgh, Ia.
wounded Severely.
IicutnnantS'
Robert BLACK Herbert. Grctnshurg. Pa,
William l.. Myers. Philadelphia. Pa.
S"recnnS:
George ". Gerlachcr, Tamaqua, Ia.
Gormnn l.. Duncan. Indiana. Pa.
JnmcS q. McHenry. Indiana Pa.
William +. Cakes. Clymcr. Pa.
Charles +. FInd"r. Johns.aun. Pa.
CnrporalS:
William G.. Clark Indiana Co., IA.
ThrmnS McE.lwrc Defiance, Pa,
David Stincr. Philadelphia. Ia.
l'rtvHtrS:
Ag"Siino Guinchi. Parsons. Pa.
sidney {. Marlin. lndinna. PA.
Paul w. Marshall. Mnnongahela, Pa.
Cyrus MathIct. Columbia. In.
Luther ii. MiddlcSworth. Milton, Pa,
William s. Ohrr. L"vejoy. Pa.
ottnmcr X. Page. Cl"articld. IA.
JahnrinS raraskcras Dorchester. Pa,
Hugh l'nt"'rsCn. BlairSvillr. Pa.
Novel +. Philips. Indiara. Pi..
NillIHm T. SInnns. WysnX. In,
Earl TruXnl. LaIrnbr. Pa.
John !. Duffy. Philadelphia, Pa.
Richard r. Jackson, Philadc iphia, Pa.
WIllirm !. oBrIrn. DuQueSnt. Pm.
James J.. Wood. Mont gomrry Co. Pa,
ioScnhuS {. BAR. MaSnnt6yn, Pa.
Milliam Henry Beach. Shamokin. Pa.
Elmer u. Camper. ConnntIsvillr. Pa.
Lloyd GcSs"lman. Lewiston, ia.
Died From Accident and Other Causes.
Fnrnoral:
Wtlhrrt q. Huffman Iimncwoud. IA.
rrvatnS:
Charles l.. Acltlcy. r. +. D. West
field. Ia.
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GERMANS BEATEN OFF.

WITH THE EHlTlSlI ARMY IN
FRANCE Aug. l?.---(Ey tn" .Nss"riatrd
Press. l--lir!tlSh TROOPS. after capturing
uutt"r*l"cn ridG" in front IF tho town
nf McrriS. hav" hrnt"n off II vicious
counter attack and inflicted heavy InEs-
cs on tn" enemy. Nor" Than 500 Cor
mans wrr" captured by III" British
tn" ridL" was captured by the lIrIi-
ISL ycStrr,luf and the f;"rInnnS rnurf "r
attacked last night and this morning.
Thu. yuSiti"u which nv"rl""ks considers
ahl" ground held by III" enemy in IN"
direction uf Railcu. now is iinnlly Ill
Erlish hards.
On III. rcw S"mn" front. local night
ing nnlinu"S. III" entente allied forr"S
biting off pieces hero and thor" All
along tn" line.
Patrul fighting has continued ana
;hs:@ aye some indications thar the
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BIG GUNS
(Continuod from First Pn1e.)

dirrs and the hcst training for enforced
cleanliness OF life NJ the font.
Tho order prrscrIhcs moro rigid con-
troll of leaves df absence and directs
rourtS.mRrtial la rXrrrISt severity In
dealing with infected m"r. II makes all
immoral resorts "un limits and in CO.
operation with the French police. both
military and civil takes steps In rcprcss
ctandrstnc evasion Of thu order.
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Et.AplHpSThE. Friday. Aug. 49,
tRy tn" ASSuriatrd lrrSs )--ti"ncra
hi"t"rrhs. commander Of th" tZrchn-
SluvRk forces. pointed out. to-day the
great odds his troops nr" facing. piar-
ing his forces mt 4n.n00 men. ~ guns. :
mnrhn" gums. The status Of tho
tzrrhn- Slnvaks In Trans Buiknlln IL un-
known he said. but II certainly must
be d"spuratr. To ntthiH the object
Sumeht by the entente allied govern
n,rnts n substantial force must be sent
In the MaEchGrinn front.
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LONDON. Aug. l9.-4.40 p. M
French troops penetrated into the viii
lag ii lie Hamrl on tho hills west uf
the pIse and northwest of Rib"court
today, according ~ Il dispatch from the
front. During the fighting today the
French were on tn" aggressive but made
some slight Roadway against tho de-
lrrmin"d German resistance between
l.aSslgny and III" Disc.
During tho fighting last night and to-
day between tho Disc and tho AiSnc the
principal trouble encountered by the
French was from tho r. SiStance 81 Gi,7-
man machine Gunners and from avIa-
tore. who harr shown far more spirit
and determination than any other branch
Of the German service,
Important Gain.
PARIS. Aug. l9.-Whilc official
statements refer to last. nights attack
between tic Disc and tho Aisne as an
"npcrahon for the rr"tifIcati"n Of thu
front" newspapers here attack certain
importance To tho capture Of the plateau
OF NOuvron- Vingre. which commands
tho valley of the Aisnc rs far as SoiS-
sons. tn the north the occupation n:
Cnmpc"l gives the French excellent
positions in view Of future operations
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FAIRS. August 1?.-R"tw".u III" Disc
and tn" .Nsnc French troops attacked at
SIX o'clock last night oyer front Of
nearly ;,n Wil"& h"trrcn Carlcpont
about four miles EAST of I:hrcnurt AMI
Fontsuoy. approximately SIX miles west
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enemy has mad" up his mind to with
draw from The present front. but would
rather 20 back in contact with the
British 50 "a ~ inflirt AL possible
casualties ny the use If machine guns
and without himself risiinE many OF
his own men.
Intense Smelling and bombing ~
enemy rear guards continues. At no
place has the rE'ny organized attacks
against tho new uutDnSlS uf the British.
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WITH TIL: BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. August l9.-tRy the Asso-
ciatcG Press. Jim response to pressure
applied first at one and then another
part OF the limo. the Germans opposite
IN. British OH several portions Of the
Front. continue 10 give ground.
TIE German troops which havc boon
"r."'::.:'Sr'. II -" past few days espe-
c.ally during the operations OF last
right in which Outtcrstren ridge was
capturrL and consolidated seem to have
los, greatly in lighting efficiency. OF
nearly 1hn Germans carturs"l during the
0utterst""m operations man" Snrrend-
cred tamcly. after securing their rations
and personal belongings.
rh" operations Of last night astride
IN" Srarpc riv"r may Serr" as m lndica-
tom of tn" Germans intentions. The
old Flndrnhurg line crossed tho riv"r
here on an angle. so that, compared with
TIL" present line" which here runs nearly
north ard south. tho direction OF the
ground south Of lie Scarpe Is deeper
than that mort, II the river. In other
words. H.. old TlinI.uburG line Is close;
~ thu rr's,n. liz" north "f III" Scarpc
Than south "f it. British PATROLS opcrat-
ING north Of the river hav" met with
stiff "rp"Sitinu. l'iI south Of the river
patrols hay" managed I" penetrate for
som" diStarrC.
rh"r" 49,, in,iira; ions that tho Ger
mans nl$'. ar" giving wy in parts OF
;h.. M"rvll" sector. on til" new Summc
Cr"rt III" ';"rmlAu:; "T'rl'"k IN oppor-
iUrIir u iiSh: rear guard artinns. They
APPEAR ready /" retire. bat apparently
want /" il" pushed - LITTLE. because in
t!r"' pushing operations t.: : u;.y no ar
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CHINESE FORCES
Continued from Page oue.)

e IN" entente Nations provided II is
found that thu line Of communication tn
NiHdfvnst0k ran fr maintained hy the
Manrhurian railroad or otherwise.
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WANTED-Position (Female).

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of shorthand. Iypewriting and book
keeping. wants position in general office
work. Employed at present but de-
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Lost stock CoFttficate.


Preliminary to applying for the issu-
ance Of a new or duplicate certificate
therefor, the undersigned hereby gives
notice that he has lost certificate No:
J522 for two shares OF the preferred
capital stock of Lal3ellc Iron W'.rks. q
Yves, Virginia corporation. issued In the
name Of the undersigned. under date Of
sth. 1915. Any person having
information as to the whereabouts or;
such certificate will kindly notify the
undcrsi gncd at the addrcsSfiven below.
G. ]. SCITAMBEA..
No 66 Sixteenth St..
Wheeling. ". Va.
LosT-On Wednesday. case containing
amber trimmed spcctacles; $500 re-
ward return To 500 Main street uu-l7
Losr-A light brown checkered mans
size coat. between Wheeling Pork and
33rd and Eoff ST.. last evening at
o'clock. Owner will receive reward Tor
return to the l"'e''Se"e't oi''G AUTO
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U
Amount 10 M. raised by levy 100000
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due. and the amount that
Will become due and collect iblr from
every source. except from the levy "t
taxes to he made for the current fiscal
year.
Rnlancc due fund from shrriff..S 1,l5S.32
Due from general school fund
Innumcraiionl ...... l.934.00
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BRIT'ISHERS
(Conrinued frc1c Page one.)

Mervtlle sector. Considerable progress
has been made on a front Of 10000
yards. We reached the line Of road
running through Mervtlle from, Paradis
to Les Purcstecqucs and have entered
Merviue.
There vas sharp lighting at different
points ~ the cosrse OF our advance and
Il numper or prisoners ard machine guns
were captured.
"rh" total prisoners captured yester
day IN the reishborhood OF Outtcrsteen
vas Go"
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of finest restaurant in Charleston. ".
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Severely wounded in Action.
SECOND ARITY LIST.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Aug. l".--The
fnllOwu!" casualties ar" r'p0fttu NY me
commanding .tn,.r;l Of the American
E;Xppditi"u l'"rccs:
Killed in ac. ION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Missing in Action ..................
W"und"d severely ................. 81
Died CT wounds .....,.....'..'.
Died from accident and other Causes. 4
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ESTIMATES.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LEVY ESTL-
MATE.

state If West Virginia. County Of Ohio'
District of Richumd, ru-wit:
At Il regular session of IN" hotFH W
education n( ltichlaud district oil ono
county held III tn" regular meeting pIhcH
thereof, on tho Sccnnd Tuesday i'll -tu-
gust, 1915. present: II. y. AleNahurr'
president Of said board If rducati"h'
and Charles J. Smith. Milton McCpii"ch'
commissioners.
In accordance with chapter -. AclS
lJli, amending section Il. rh"picr -
Acts 1905 the board uf cduCat!"n pro-
rrCdcd to make UP nm estimate al inc
amount nccrs sary IL he levied Tor fhc
current fiscal year. to cover all district
debts and liabilities payable during inc
ycar. in:lu,linG lie probable cXpcndl-
lures for district purposes. ana proper
allowances for driindutn; tHAts, .Aoher-
atoms and contingencies. but dcuuct-
,rp the money III The treasury applican!c
to the service of the year and district
claims doth determine and estimate thc
several amounts To IT, levied q" lol-
l%: u,,, ,,,,,.
ESTIMATED ltEt E1rTS.
The amount due. and the Amount That
will become due and cul!rCtiDlc from
rv.ry source, except fr"m the levy ul
tnxrs t. hc made for the current fiscal
year.
Amount due from shrriff....'S j'""u'lS
Delinquent Zeal estate. re-
dclnptiunS ind sales. ."..... 3"'.Vo
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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES

Tho following casualties arc reported
by the commanding general OF the
American EXpcditionary Forces:
Killed in action .................. &
Died Of wounds received in action. ~
Died of disease ................. l
Severely wounded In action. .......
Slightly wounded In action. ....... l
Wounded in action (dcgrcc undetcr
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MALE HELP wAHT1D.
Any number Of Coal Miner.
Two Mechanical Craftsmen.
Two Electric Crarc!nen.
IL Foundry Clippers.
Any number Laborers.
AIachinhts.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Meulders. '
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric Welders.
POSITIONS WAITED .
Truck Drivers.
Care :Taker Of Lawn. Etc.
Shell Inspectors. ., :
Veterinary Surgeon.
Watchmen and Time Keepers. :
TENA11. =
Stenographcrs:
Stcnographers and Gook-keepcrs.
Cali 1t the United States Employment
Service between and O'Clock for II.
formation concerning any kind Of S1E
ployment desired. Remember this u .
public service and there II no charge
whatever to any person. 80. je-Nf,
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541 CASUAL TIES IN TWO ARMY
AND one: MARINE LISTS, MONDAY

Total .................. 49, D.
Severely wounded in Action.
l'riVai";:
Guy Altman. Cleveland, Ohio.
Andrew I'nnku. strengthening. IA.
Wounded III Action (DcSrte unde-
Scllnined.).
IriSatrS:
.fuS"f,it t'ttHrf,.lla. Cleveland. O.
Harry l.. liuarabauEi. i,"arncy. Ia.
james T.. ir'Shrr. Columbus. g.
Previously Reported Killed IL Action,
Now Reported Slightly Wounded.
Private tirnrgr L.. NJ lncId. Pitcairn, Pa
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HOME BUILDERS
UNION,
18th and Main Streets,
Wheeling, W. Va.
WANTED-Furnishei Rooms

Observation-Disclosures home or apart
ment On first floor, by Sept. Isl. Call
Wheeling 1890. au-.H-l
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WANTED-Femals
FOR SALE-Automobile

FOR sALE-Ford truck. panel body.
cheap. Can be seem any. day. Calf
! Rcnwood il03 r. II. au-l1-
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Total .................$ l.SiS.00
Amount In h. raised Ivy Three Cent
{ .u3c) levy on each ono hundred dollars
ri valuation II all taNahir property in
RichlHnd distr ct. Sl.SlA.nn.
HIGH SCHOOL. TEACHERS FUND.
Balance du. fund from shcrIf..$ i.h7n.b"
Siutr school fund ....... 10000