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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-26
FOR DEcEMsEn. 1917,

PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FoR pEcEmsEr -
Regular , n. mi. date at m with Rs
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; :.sa ,?s sHa:;;; $ FL 'H
g goahsrn for permit to place L
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-26

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-26

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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26

cerza-y's ttS8. Fr1aces $3.50.
Grsas B-sasas sees. Ii1lY's sists
Anssrth's stSts FlBct ihs Czfss.
Ssaies silE
oze Aust-s'e aa1 Area scllH,s -
sss zoce - sEt for car eeurirT. .
& Whas cse e ss he-e ~hs spr's
aesf1ts % Rss1zs th1t osei=1-to1 to-
a TREAD ~ % Eezttoa c.e % whuz
ve eve an ssli zes.s baz Z. rse
70 a.
Ne zirAi eve TIE coEztry tAIf
hu11re1 As1 nfss~a t.IiArt shsrA =
nrrres is the se,s e otra q as Eirs
TAT sEz se<o<e sort1 g t.ue1
to- O1rrear-s BHs tie GsEs-znezs
tess ~ asa shHt--6ces ns1 e1s,ess
ihsL u Ksfs q eu-rsE phHs we can
save H1e ehrr n sss hear q ss.s~isl
red
MARIAN Frch fIys- -The HFl -
gi1 10 IA. sht Alis5t Ans-ssa.
saitse-s hKrt stcEz ihs1r VII q ElE
he Forrsh i1a.e-sg Lea. if t,eto-t
fhe A1s-sca1 P-,s3s- i z1s- Frcte
oCR VII q Wt1
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26

tribes TIE RAshs-ifes a-e ths
cttises ts-1srres a. 70 crozinr ias
riuer s-t EivtaE battle e take pssses-
s,oz. ihsE S-pPosct % take tAe n
riii-r past1rbEs ih1e sass e ;se gor-
Az a. fasir Porsso. Ts-r iua pss
~ a si1eke-'s sse a rlcifaE;s' prcposl-
tio-- The s-czfsee la1t ~As o.
cpstrt ~ TIE Ca.aazttes uhc~s aazs
hHt became q htr1aE E.4 a ~ uort
azo.g tAs .Hsto1S whs hst s1sk %
the i,scss tsVss o; sl1 S,t ~ere ncs
tess-ri.E - the Pass-rs-sa e anr
ls-t cr .a;t.zhi extszr1re Mopss
E1s sVEll g tse e1erxescy nat EaSt
% TIE tro tribes -sARu ye1r hresh-
re1 g. 10 par Hrt sAAa - ~ bere.-
II - e. 1oe 80 soross VIA yezr
iretkr~1 - surs war sn wtll flnt
Fcu cEs-- a. = tte var t1t.e-s trsry
Fsars Hro Whsn ~ ws~e uzhrss't
o. 80 a. Ant ss-ssess ~ Ast Tas
slirksrs Hzt sts1fists aN -ue1 =
grsas ssasIrs- a1t -c-ssos fs-si;sc-
Kae rerE grsti A1at sabt &C. caisA
wA.s ccznaa6rs O. &c 40 a1t sas-
s.ess tAe ttne- 1e- We Ar~ net H,ss
tr g. - Erains1 tie Pessss Ser tAsr
Az sr-o1rsr shIl we-- See We we've
n our s~n s1rls A. rrEss t-sg.s~s-
hns a. We Ir~ IN tl+aF slEhs -
cause e tiis thtzr s11 faun1 tl.su aIi
IN se-ss wears wantsr-HEs Ant l.Hrt-
hAr1s.fiss Ant fhs deKfh rf ere-y
male cszta<ss e uE1EArr sFt "a isar-
i1E EgsEEitn a,sn1Igt-
SfA1 eur srrrfr~a ti.t tsH.sr-Hflse
nIfi,nf e EnrlEnf n11 FrHnrs 60 -
va tnt sAaI Ee ~ hsr'r-Et fraEs
e taI iarsgirfr. ch1th att -
isss+i We 1rs s-l lht - sEernsn's-
var llf ssL8ssltE sad ba. Fr~sdtssus
Nllsrz has a5t W nre vel aaos -
sr.ryrans and - Bsssss have sHsd-
sss.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26
HOWSER FAMILY IS
DISTINCTLY HONORED
EsHrr~1 Hsa>~r Nanr.t fsx~ssra1 Hn1
ls1A Hau>fr Asgw fr~-asra1 a
HsgA ScAsiaa S148rsr E.s.sy--
CkEs, rslfsxrs

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E-g1 Ssass. S1ltfa1 BatE FEs htat
F-s61E l,ltruall E ras 1ut.sr-ru
A1E ne sgbosa-s lrf calrs m.-e ~ e.
- al ergta iTs,t snasal ssEfrlu'su'-
ne sassair1s Nsrt az flasslF a11-
tnsc-i l.I1 issaaes a,flug tlnsf ans
sEflllE nae usrrlusa- NHs Er-rs'1
"a rlf srasss zrs Tnsss .s1iurss
were ss1+cat-F sruu.lns1i Wlfl ca
1fmlI1raIF fsrr sea headers, "a NHs
reSHsssrl rAai meg sufh D. rln1s o.
Elrs q E1t1ig bsaI slErHis,I rf Ilslr
usull asxxrs lst,-s a rscs b, uEss IN
rls.r -aEgr
vait sEnttui lse1F T-ssiotl1 q AS
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an tasR Ftnrss q lhs anss g 1lrl
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lnE rssHle
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csdra lsnrsH. Eart rer ,dsGl 1s1f Hks-
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26
PETITIONERS WANT
LEVY FOR HIGHWAY
Fa9xsl Ant sa4sr Atf Araaahle n
Cc1nsF Ntc-ss R~gulrus~sf~-
s1-xa.a Lew o.ly Nrthod
arNnnhte-

Ntlhsur roGzsy c1s participate In
the Gi1rzszltos of State and Federai
AarASty fusds if q uin provide $50
f'tf a. lfs shAre % a total of tiee.-
ttt- Th1a is an TIE eounty has 70
e. ;o receive sse.ses frcrz the state
fu.es A.d sss-sso frOa federal
fz-es
To auuozslls. sAfs a1d secure thc
oo1s-rossia. q eisher a section %
ihe goar Day Higauay Br the Burns
q Vale HIGHWAY a movement has
s.s<1 s.nr7es az Vale 20 have the
sros.as1shoz Fi1c~t co ths haIios ihIs
tan
Thts - ;ht oals WAy IL uhich the
os11sg caa Eess The resairueats
Jstrs ceerre NeKaishs e1plaines
Wbea iaVEirses we're atdres-e1 70
hil hskarx vAy this proe-tare uAs
1ssnessAry-
Re salt- -Nhe1 tke rozrt y i- fAv-
60 % Ensssi1g tAe reS1ir1eats ksksl
e the co1ESg aeuossaEy 70 creating a
slfttef fr.1 far ~ P.rpsose as.ove
nGzns't- yes tAey Arr BroAiaiie1 ~ tke
csrgssr;soaal lzii4rss1
t1t,sc-1f tie resSulr-1t1ts Esket 81 TIE
Coulgf ,esesAry q creating . see =
go tuz. .ar TIE p1rp.o-e above EAE-
e1 Esc th<E ARE proAissie. ~ the
u11s1EEii11-El lnitAsio1
ne Cs1rs rAsscs ~ tAxAsioa fo-
rchE prrs,os-s In roEA1 aa1ssrs
fSt-ttt Ser th~ eurrVet geArstE .ss.e
q tAis fEnt tees.eet % The F1rio1s
r,.nt eislreess lsaEiaE siS.tt4 IN the
csa- Rnad fEn1 f.r tAs courr %
ss.ant Frun tAis fuz1 clly uo4ld
An assresrlIIie1 he ufxe Frcz
tA1s tInt- a. rust 2stAiaery t.ozgat
AM kssz n rss4ir- RoaE Master paid
sns1nss e ers1ri.E all 1ew uoats
Hnt 1-lsra1E g. I.aHsuailg ols o1sz
r AM veal srlsrdsr Rosa DEsxrscss
Ears H1E ss.s<41l Aels 4 1uss cone
t1is G<a- EzAE fnat tor tae Ssnlule
t@c-nts 20 I.sr csal - az tAx 1ns
n1s1rsr1 FEys ,I- tack q tAez. anE
~ CoErs oAn tale i EwHE 1ne gave
4 - aE1zher
-C11sr tAs lulAtiol the co1rt
cEn 1ca r1ise a graaisr Enoz1s thAn
tAs 11sI1s raised hss gsAr. Pils
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26
Fn1kE oraEl,sr 4
NnaAAM = nAKH

N1aEez e rke RKz~
EA1s b 1ar sns 1Es salS ~ os1r nlss
sEslnE A
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26

GROCERIES
Good stocks, best
qualities, lowest
prices. One free
delivery a day by
government re-
quest.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26
Sins OF SLACKEUS
WILL FIND THEN OUT
fsrrso<ir nuzs o. b-y IA,-<ty Rs@3s
n-SAHrS~ Frr-rsurv n Rsrrsuss
~rr-ao-ur.u~ Rntrl
Cozny.nrs.r.n-

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a. Tasifssass Eao fhfls - ~ l2s.sr-
= Do1ts. % s1sFs-s sAs see crosS
sat Y. "a 4 A tst Y. N 4 A 1-s
a ever sag te ils lnz e hls iasi-
~ 1ie TIE csrt-zut1s- wll ~
tsEut 0li Sa1Els 1zF slilata 80
ursarac CO c-zul1rg. slstlzr ~ fhs
sl1iAlrt of c1s os ths mess it-zlt
valleys Ia az fns NofsE 1Krt hits -
t1e shs Rrlilst ulFg g cru1sA a. ihs
crg s1 s0,st - tenrt1rx NhirA h1s
saBsisrE tl,s rKlsg e Efe N4rDs I1e
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tusszs11 uaari Eer- A. q CsrfrEn
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ts a1f larsAsaErs- ear trse i1st.t1tsa1.s
ear lIAlssl1sos E-E1ts % t-Eirt2ull
l1giIiirs Ia lss's 1f.kirs> acr rssFrss
s.r tAs Rn1s e GsrmaEy's gresl
teacher N1n LslialiH has saGghs t.r
tgs AunEfs,t wears thKs -rea=sn b
sIgsEs.r o. rssrlKlie1~ thus rtsl-
Ei1Eh1s Lrthsr Ana his Rlsss 1n1 tts
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i.is si.azne aIr Es,nsrIElass a. sNIls-
n h sel SAT- tiSl 1lsnurx rssrIEs
Es@aL Nhu Nsss,s. tas gruIrssa
akN3sr knt ls~gfgsr - a. nsss ans
A1-alar rf N l.~rs3agus Hax r-1n-
HissasassE ~ saE1 g~e m1iuas q
b,sa, 2n,sl ana rhser tNzas ar ..
EgggEhl islBGaEs Endsr FAAsa Ilss
ls1E l.ssa l,saE 80 nsares Az lnnd-
r-E sears ant EhEa l.s ant rsnrf-t
sht l1rtEI r1Fes AeEua& N11rA waf
ne -GNnf az srrHnise ne 1AA1
.1Ea1s wa uk AnE hlasg rvE
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26
Ontario, Oregon

per cent Which would be about s5s.-
eee for ali road purposes making
aboutsis.o0o In the General Road
Fund. for coming year
The call for help from the weak
interior Districts win not b less.
the upkeep % bridges and raaehinery
are growing greater and greater.
While probable enerEeneies must a.
vAys b calculated On
1T is piAiniy sees. that the iseoeo
is secured from the State and federal
CovernneaL the people must vote
tie tar o. raise the t2s.ooe required
By the state Highway conmision"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26

BUSINESS Nx,i1H1 NH.ts BltEs1rf
furnished r,sea- esast n wEh sonrs
Erhs Aeusskt<s11E BrsrEeres --At-
dress Ben ttf o1rarda- Atr.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26

Piazo iex-ons Eiuen Nrs A. +.
chrsstiansen. recommended By Miss
Esieiic Garry Phone s3R Ady.to
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26

I've hsu@ks~sl,E sSsns ssr r~z'
- esnersn- Paeze 81 " IL
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26
WEALTH 70 AMERICA
SCARCELY SCRATCHED
E-4roA lhA4rxs haan b CnaaA.rns- -
Spsru - Am--rsrHa f-~sAr-lauF
s1rsra LkrAa Csugar~sd ~
ONksrr NEEtla.s- ID.

olres asE1n ear s1rssansl1 ls Hslt.
tns tag szr n1z.sF Eae F0Urrf Ia
srsy Lrs1 q, l+ ss-a~t ssr sui,ssraT-
sis1 sE Ssgssnasr - b sur Eg8srsHn-
50 ~ lsa.1
Wzh rhs t11lh rl41 ra.1rAfrsrlsss
her If1.greas. EIur n1-aaa has fELis,f 1sr
a s'sn hIrsss tfAn Nac q si,s Vrssir.ua
sl.z1s cAls.t t1r--t Eun lE-rsr tllHa
n.is< 90 ~ can r1su1rsassnt
SlH kEz3zn 3.ZlI-s fIr rAs muak-
i1,s ne e sur ErnE Inf HEgE b-s,Ers-
n,sals = fls nnluun wmi xlilA shs
GpVerlnsEs can he saziscs-t az rAs
srrsssGl Eime
AZ Ess- w@ haze nlG l.nEEn - Sci
~ aErttl Ef sruraEtl.E rlss Esrsra-
n,sa- szrk fu1zk Nsn1,Eg a. q na-
rina l,sr A. nflvtfnAaE o. Ne Rszus ~
ne sllss wish - rzlsr fsEaEsr~1.F
a tl.s uaslsr a 1Eanri1l sai1.s1rsBa
Csnsa-s - -trin a. rht l..-isa.l, tsia
~ lt.s tss11 w-4lla sf shs nE1ssa.s A.
NEr-
Gsrna1F 10000 ~ Bsr usl1
Frnllrs - - Der nfII
GrnIs EEEEiI sE Per rsn1
T1nsz S-Ezas- -.-- I z.EE EsHE
We have a,lc rnss.ad IA Ezrthrs q
an lAEana1l Ea1EA n 1ar xnssz t1r
w1r nnEnuz<-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26
MILLINERY

The new fall mod
els include tailored
and sem i-dress
hats in large and
medium shapes.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-09-26
FALL UNDERWEAR

No where will you
find the stocks,
qualities or prices
you will at this
store for men,wOm.
en- and children.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15

There are still other very llumina-
ting facts regarding what has been
accomplished in the enlargement Of
our navy until it now ranks No. 2
in the Worlds great navies, having
grown since the beginning of the war
from 300 floating ships April 6, 1917
to 1850 ships afloat June 80, 1918.
After a careful study of the fore
going figures, where is there a man
who can honestly say down in his
own heart that the Democratic ad-
ministration has been failure in the
prosecution of the war?
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15
SOME ACHIEVEMENTS

Much has been said and there has
been some doubt and misapprehen-
sion in the public mind As to what
has been accomplished by our gov
ernment since our participation in
the war. With view Of correcting
any Misunderstanding there may be-
the Democratic Congressional Com
mittss has endeavored to procure the
latest available, official figures as to
our relative military and naval
strength on our entrance into the
war on April 8. 1917. and now. Fol-
lowing are the printed figures which
need no comment:
At close Of Roosevelt's admin
istration, all branches Of ser
NiCo.. ..ss. s'.'.' SS'bSN'
Army Personnel
At close Of Taft's administra-
ton, all branches Of service 2l1.964
At close Of Wilson's first ad-
ministration prior to war $4,000
After fourteen months of
war ........... .L,VVV'VV"
Now in France. 100000
April 9, 1917, total number
officers. all branches Of the
service. ......' o'oo'
June 10, 1918, all branches
Of service. .............. 10000
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15
Medical Department

Medical Department
Death rate in the army at present.
average Of 7.B psr 1000,
Spanish American war, 1885,
death rate, 2O.14 per 1000, or trhes
Times as as great as during the pres
ont war.
Army hospitals have been increas-
ed from seven to sixty-thses. 9th
ers under construction.
Bed capacity increased from 5000
to 5s,4Oo Ito be increased to 100
00o).
Increased personnel fssm8,0O0 to
147,0OO.
Officers from 900 to $4,000.
Nurses from 875 to 1887.
Ambulance service from none to
5000.
Air Service
April 5,1917, sixty-five officers.
1920 men. Three small aviation
fields, fewer than 200 second-class
planes.
Today, more than 100000 men.
Today more than 5000 officers
Number of aviation fields, twenty
eight. Five thousand planes in A.
merica, 1000 in France.
one-Hundred and Fifty thousand
men In the aviation service.
1000 aviators trained In United
States. 1000 or more trained over
the seas. 1000 awaiting assignment
ground schools.
Cadets flying 5000 hours a day.
Cadets flying 10000 miles day
or eight times around the worle
daily.
In one field there are 1856 plane
In the air at once, flying 1872 hours
in one day.
Typical Purehasss
Typical purchases Of clothing:
$4,000, 900 cotton undershirts,
$4,000, 900 pairs wool stockings,
1000, 900 pairs rubber hip boots
1876, 900. 900 yards denim cloth.
4 900, 900 pairs shoes.
1900, 90 pairs Arctic oversize es
9ubsistenes
month Of May. included:
2t5 carloads Of sugar.
.Ir carloas Of evaporated milk.
IS carloads of tomatoes,
&C carloads of flour.
Miscellaneous
$4,000 hammers.
100000 planes.
171,OOO saws.
1900, 900 axes.
100000 files and rnsps.
100000
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15
JUDGE CLASS OFFERED
AN ARMY COMMISSION

Judge Harry S. Class has been ten
dered an army commission. We are
are told, and will in all probability
will accept it. The position offered
is captaincy, which, as we under
stand 1t makes him Judge Advocate.
Judge Class has two boys of tender
years now In the service, one Of them
being on board transport and hav-
lag been back and fourth to France
several times,
Judge Class is receiving congratu-
lations from his many friends.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15
M. E. MINISTER SAYS
RELIGIOUS AGITATION
is REASONABLE

By Rev. R. H. Brady (Methodist)
Pontiac, Mich.
"Now, if ever, is the day of all
days for all peoples to be one under
the Stars and Stripes. We know no
color, no race, no difference of relig-
ion. This is free country. 1t has
been perfectly free in word, thought
and expression. Certain contingent
cies have risen since our entrance in
to the world war which have made
It necessary to put curb on certain
forms of utterances or printings. 1t
could not be otherwise if We were to
attain success in our venture.
Americans are now shoulder to
shoulder as never before and they
must stand that way throuout this
war if we are to win; if we are to
bring it more quickly to successful
end. The more disruption there is
within our ranks, just so much long
er will our ultimate victory be delay
ed; just SO much more good Ameri-
can blood will be spilled on the bat
tlefields while we at home fight a.
mong ourselves over issues that have
no place anywhere at this time of all
others,
Helping the Kaiser
"And SO | say, if you help this
movement on, you are helping the
Kaiser just as much as if you stood
in one of our trenches and shot at
our American boys and killed them.
1t is nothing but a rank species of
German propaganda and | want to
tell you with all the emphasis posi-
BILE, that anyone who endeavors to
stir Catholic against Protestant or
Protestant against Catholic at this
time Is traitor to the Stars and
Stripes, and as traitorous traitor
as ever drew breath.
'Is it time for any strife in this
country; is it any time for any of
US to begin quarreling with each
other? Should Christian fight Chris
tian in the United States when all
that is Christian is being borne
against Christianity on the other
side?
II will give you one example, how
ever, for it is typical of Catholicism
as it stands here in Michigan. Bish-
op Gallager of Grand Rapids some
time ago ordered every Catholic
church bell in the diocese of west
Michigan to be given to the United
States that these bells may be melted
into bullets to help lick the Kaiser.
"They will fight with US side by
side, die with US, carry this cross
with US. until this world is made safe
for boyhood, for girlhood, for dem
ocracy.
Let US love each other. Let US
stand by each other-Catholics, Me-
thodists. Baptists, Episcopals, Pres
byterians, all other denominations.
Let us fight just one fight at a
time"
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15
OUR TICKET

For Representative A. Ralph
Teller, Of Denver View.
For County Clerk-A. F. Owens,
of Golden. ,,,
For County Treasurer. B. HILL
Of Vasquez precinct. -
For Assessor-E. l. Kelso, Of
Arvada. Z.
For Sheriff.. NJ. Compton,, Of
Griffith. ~.
For County Superintendent
Bcrness Bunger, Of Wheat Ridge,
For County Commissioner-Eimsr
Legault, Of Confer.
For Coroner Harry Mullen
brock, Of Arvada. !.
For Surveyor. B. Harrison, OF
Golden.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Editor Enterprise
desire the columns Of your paper
to announce my candidacy for the
office Of Sheriff Of Jefferson Coun-
ty, subject to the will of the Demo-
cratic Primaries. believe l am
in every way qualified to fill the OIL
flee to which l aspire and II elected,
will devote my very best efforts to
serve the people in an impartial and
efficient manner.
Very respectfully,
]. NJ. COMPTON,, Griffith.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15
10000 pack harness,
10000 combat wagons,
l2t,0UU escort wagons.

10000 pack harness,
10000 combat wagons,
10000 escort wagons.
Rifles
From April 8, 1917, to June 80,
1918, 100000 rifle. have been pro-
dueed. Now being produced at the
rate Of 10000 per week. Not man
In the army without q sun.... -.
Machine Guns
$4,000 machine guns completed.
Artillery Tractors
$4,000 motor trucks for hauling
heavy guns, ammunition.
Ordnance
10000 shells produced daily at
four Government piantsi fourteen
private plants also running full
,peed.
s90,00D,n0o expended for nitratss
IN production Of explosives.
100000 rounds of ammuni-
lion for small arms.
5000, 900, 900 of which are dsiiv-
4red.
sO,000,0oO projeetiles.
100000 completed.
100000 pistols.
;,0OO,000,000 pounds Of powder.
35,0OO,e60 hand grenades.
l8,000,0H0 rifle grenades, 7,006,-
900 Of which have been completed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-15
ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE

ESTATE OF E. CONSTANCE
BENSON, deceased. No. 1913
All persons having claims and de-
mands against said Estate are here
by notified to present them for ad-
justment to the County Court of
Jefferson County, State of Colorado,
at the Court House in Golden, on
the 9th day of September, A. D.,
1918,
GEORGE E. BENSON,
Executor of said estate.