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Pontiac-orchestra: soloists. Wild
1872 saSs WIZ hGgSssfssSarss
G6g sre9 Bs pro Mls az SAo cRsf9fsgs
G5s69s. omaha--Hawaiian Trio; enter
t%aiinment WMcA ss4fl l,,,,I New YoE Hpc
tS sas Atlantic - city.TaIk; dinner
music. wRC l4es.5). Washington =
Orchestra
o2 ssdrs % SytIs5 sHA z'f.gg'sss
g %A saOs go 5 ri Pslas
pPaer % 4sgSvf snssm G6st WIN $5Y8}
N 5I7 rPFontscId sn'e ana Mespniy
B BSsss nS SSo WG4
ton.-United States Army Band: also
e.s5 P. M.-wr1c t475;s), Hartford
e.4 nSiE +. M ReorSaEss IlsS4fss.e,. Chicago =
e;i5 S =. M.-wGY ts79.5). Schenectady
1assss @insfSsSs IsSdai5 forum
WGBs ia 81, New Yosk-orchestra,
$3.50 ?. .M.-WoAW t526). omaha--or-
: f. fne MSir.&aKFNF $3.50. shenandoah--con-
cert. KsO GALS Clarindas low wa,
s Masic 9Sr@ ' spS w KBW 500 S Ba
timore - Lanier Memorial Concert.
WBBR t2731, Staten Island---vocal 81;
BE ect9Ee nawsaa, mu sour WE" VIZ
t3333'3). springfeld-orchestra wcx
l517), Studio. wEAF (E9l 81 /,
New Yorx-Music: also WGR, WCCO.
WwTT2SG. K Mh1 WEAR aRi' wTERBfH ts7c.sl.
Chicago-Orchestra entertainers WHB
WIZ WIZ GI5os.25, S Pffhilsdeiphis--- sesquiesn;
tennial." Laserow Quartet, WIS
t944 g. cheSgopF ord. and az Glen, L,Il
Popular program. WMBB l25OI. Chi,
sAr Atsn Hsw ctsWoSasr Ev wpe
sion. woJ (4475), chicago-Dirner
concert vocal SOLOS ooo,, -. p.,.
barshFarR pragrs SS1s famous aas eompo ss
Jack Roses; Book ,Re.yiew." VINO
Wis f344 81 Chicago--salvation Army
chssira. "woI Cs4oj.. Ame-. Iowa
tooos1, Atlantic city-Board Of Edu-
cation concert. wREo t325.5). Lansing
s 8Sch t. @kR FRc Gs56 pep Houston
Dance; WsD L545,1; ST. Louis-pian-
i Rsna Kso NV 24ls 5S eIaTnda' c I9s0
Speeches. AWNccco I922ssff} Minn "SasSi
1OrK--Mlsles also WEI, W EEL WA n.
Artists. WIZ (454.3l New York =
Radio movie; also WRC: woo t4S3.O.
Davenport-Music. WAS 1890 -.
Louisville-Orchestra Sunday school
Z 40 r. M.gWHT t4ooj' chicago-Musi-
cal features. VOL f270l, Ames. Iowa
Talk, THE Corn Crop"
100 p. M.-KDKA 1909 II. Pittsburgh
Concert. KYW t535.4l, Chicago-Good
Dance. WIZ $3.50. springfeld--
Philharmonic Trio: Nine. Tosti. WCBD
(344.61. Zion City-Male chorus from
bone quartet WGY l379.5l. Schenec.
tady-Music: also WIZ. WRC. WEAF
M agh wc NE WshT WeN wv wv WI VT
WTAG. Voc WAR. WCC0, KSD
WEAR. VICES $500. Oak Psrk-Or-
chestra; organ. WHB 1865 80. Kansas
City-Concert, WHO l526). pes Moines
Trio WIN f3612l New York--En-
tertainers WHIP (006.2). Philadelphla
Art in Public Schools; VIVID
(3702). Mooseheart-Band; solos,
talks. WJR Oh Pontiae-Sere-
cago-Daw and Pratt anniversary. pro-
gram. WLWL f2SS.3). New York -
Pianist Religion and Science. WORD
$40 p. M.--WIP t50S,2) PhiIadelphia,-
sesquicetnennial meeting. WSB (246l
Atlanta--Organ.
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Wonen's Union
Suits, Csc

superior Quallty nne c0mDed cot
ton suits with built-up shoulders,
, nicely tailored at neck and arm
holes, bodice tops with mercerized
tape shoulder straps and draw
string. loose and tight knee styles;
sizes "a to A; 3 for 81.
women's Knit Vests Durable fine
cotton knit vests, very elastic, built
up shoulders. tailored and bodice
tops with drawstring; sizes SO to A.
Irregulars. Each, 1870.
Women's Knit Pants-Exceptiona
, values In first quality combed cotton
knit pants. elastic knit waistband
with drawstring. loose and tight
knee styles. reinforced and fiat lock
seams; small sizes. Each, 26G.
Women's Union Enthusiastically
solled, first quality heavy and
medium heavy cotton ribbed suits,
high neck, long sleeves and ankle
length; low neck, no sleeves, with
built-up shoulders and ankle length.
Sizes "a to A. 75G.
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ESQ r. M.-wMAo (447.5l Chicago -
Christian Endeavor progyam.
s:3o P. M.--KTHs t374.sla Hot Springs
i psnse wHT 4 WaBs chfsySEPNs New
York1orchestra. WoAI G304bi. san
A 4sSs RSRess DAVIS w &c
e:4S r. M.-wJz t454.ao. New York
10 r. M.-KDKA 5000. East pittsburgh
Revue. XII l407). Los, Angeles =
act romed No Thirty 1t Nine ai Eaet RPo
kE% sap ETancIscoG Ho. Club n9
popular program, wBCN 1860, Cit
eaaggo-owl matinee. dance. wEAF
w sg soss sS 6eSfl0gSa orcAs wHN
1851 81. New Yorlx--Orchestra WJAZ
(322.4.. Chicago--Chimes. violin and
vocal solos NV Wild g25o2l MooseheaIrt
a-0rchestrs; woK tsi7.s). chicago@
Dance. woJ t44S.5). ChicssoMor-
chesra artists.
1905 r. M.--wCCO t418.4). Minneapo-
lis-st. Paul-Theater. orchestra.
tO;15 7; MYTHS t374.S) Hot Springs
1880 p. M.-woAw t5ee). omaha-or-
chestra. WRc t46s.5l. Washington -
IL .Ms-KEI f467l. Los Angeles -
Program. KPO t42s.a). San Francisco
String quintet. WERH (s702l. Chi
cago-O Orchestra. songs readings. WFAA
t4z5O Dalias-Orchcstra. VICES
ira. wGY t370.5l, Schenectady - Or.
gan. WJAZ 1924. Chicago-CIa
music. WLIB 1902 -, Chicagcs---
lar program. songs. WHO f526l Dea
Moines-Little Symphony. wMCA
f34D, New York-Ttalian Night. Voc
t4S3.6). Observation-Disclosures barry
I1:45 r. M.-wDAF t3e5.o). Kansas City
-Nighthawbg frolic
I2 MKT t467). Los Angeles-Band
KG0 1851 ~. Observation-Disclosures
KPO (42s.3), San Francisco--cabirians
WHIT (400). Chicago--Your Hour
League. Pat Barnes. WOAW (526)
Omaha-Night Wafchman. Jubilee.
1890 A. M.-WJJD (370.2l. Moosehcart
-"Settin' Up Hour
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Organ. KPRC (296e). Houston--
Sweetheart OF the Air;' violin. WFAA
abb. Dallas--Christian Church Mu-
sicians. WLWL (2S8. 81. New York -
Musicale: folk song. WMCA t341
New YorkMD L,d Two WING dSSoA 4ss az a,
Antonio--Vocal trio. WORD t27b).
Batavfa--Studio WRvA 1900. Rich
m mend night ngT1ssr dsM1Ssi W WSRW
1871, Tarrytown--Orchestra songs.
Q 100 p. NINA 1881, Shenandoah -
Orchestra; soloists. KTHS l374.Sl Hot
Springs-Accordion: novelties. XIV
l535.4l Chicago-Music; WBZ (333.3l.
neutrality-suspicious. WEAF l491 81,
New York--Orchestra also WEEI. woo.
WLIB. WGR, KSD; WTAG. WCCQ;
WV. WIFI. WCAE. WAR. WEAR
(370.2l Chicago-Vocal: orchestra.
WGY 1919 81 Orchestra;
violinst; pianist WLWL f2SS.3). New
York-Question Box; violin; tall4 WIZ
f454.3). New York--The Record Boys;
political talk wMAQ (447.5) Chicago
Chicago University lecture. WMBB
(25O) ChicaRo-Orchestra popular pro-
WoAN W 2S2AwS e5ss7 SmsSss
Classical program. WPG t2o9 81. At
lantic Cfty-Dance. WRC t43S4 ,,
Washington-Political talk. WRW
(273) Tarrytown-Popula program
ea5iP. M.-WIP (50S.2). Philadelphia
Entertainers.
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Radio PROGRAMS

$3.50 p. M.-KDKA (3091). East Pitts
WIZ. KPRC lS98 So. Honstonaauncie
sSsases we" Wcco e4if6}i Mnneapo,
(4542}. Buffalo II Orchestra. VIZ
(379.5). Schenectady - Trio, WGR
1870, Buffalo = Orchestra. WIZ
sityY course. WoR (405 ~. Newark
Ensemble. WPG (299S). Atlantic City
Organ. WsoE t246l, Mil!waukee =
black VITO 1851, Hartford -
8 :4b +. M.Ewoc (4s3.e), Davenport -
5 80 P. M.MWTfc t475.9). Hartford -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-04
RADIO GIVES START

Radio stations have discovered and
developed a large number of must
clans and entertainers who have be-
come famous for their radio selec-
tions or are appearing successfully
on the stage.
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RADIO 5 = ssss
Gan Time)
Silent Today

Central-kFAB, KFDM, KFKx,
KFUO, WAND. WJAD. WSUl,
WSM.
Eastern-PWX, WANG, WEBB.
WBPI. WHAZ, WILT, WOO,
WOR, WTAM, WCAP.
Far West-KFOA. kin, KOA,
KWSC.
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600 p. NINA (252). Shenandoah -
Dinner music talks; sports, XIV
53334l Chicagoaa I'D music W W Y z
(365.6). Kansas City-"School Of the
Air music: talk. WEAR (3Sg.4l
New York--Mid-week hymn sing. WEI
(34S.6). Boston-Rig Brother Club WIFI
(3g4.5l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WGBS
(315.6) New York-Talk; Gallery
Tours" WHIT (4OOl. Chicago--Organ.
vocal: string trio. WIP COSBY. Phila.
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WI BIN
Merchants Heat and Light Co.
cess Meters)

(26S Meters)
Thursday, Feb. A
s:3O-Fedcrated woman's Club
program.
6;00-Sports and stock market
reports.
6:30-Boys' Hour. f. O. Belzer.
Indianapolis. Council Boy
Scouts of America.
7:00-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra, Mrs. Alan
Jay Parrish, vocalist.
S:30-K. of p. No. Sc, program.
9:30-Mary' Traub Busch pro-
gram.
10:30-Gus Edwards Athletic
Club Orchestra. Alberta
Andrews and assisting ar
lists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
THE COMING CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTION.

The Primary Contest for the
Democratic nomination for Congress
man from the Second West Virginia
District. has passed off tremendously,
the result being clearly defined and
accepted by both the electorate and
the opposing candidates with com
mendable good spirit.
Again Robert f. Lee Allen has
been chosen as the Democratic stand
ard bearer, and the issue Of redeem
ing the Second District rests squarely
on it's electorate. Without deroga-
ton of the claims of Iessrs. Yoke
and Scott, the Primary result was
an expression of confidence in and
appreciation Of the record of Mr..
Allen, while serving this constituency
in the House of Representatives, and
the belief that his experience in that
body would be a valuable asset to
the party during the coming session.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
Diphtheris Cause Of 1853
Deaths la State Last Year
Nearly ons-HaK OF These Children a
prs-echcoI Age.

Charleston, w. va.-Many parents
m the state have little children whs
viii enter school for the nrst time
aaxt fall. In all probability, II expsr-
bsness of past years are repeated.
many Of these children will be sent
10 school unprotected against diph-
iberia, the disease which still remains
q plague Of childhood and which
caused 100 deaths in the state last
rear, declares Or. David Littlejohn,
Director Of the division of prevsntahls
diseases of the State Department Of
health.
! "Diphtheria rsaps its greatest hss-
vest from the child Of prsschool age
who 10, In practically every Instance
susceptible to It." DIR. Littlsjohn said
sThe death rate In West Virginia last
gear was over Ii per cent of the cases
reported, which Is much too high
West Virginia, however, Is not alone fer
q late bulletin from Ohio shows that
there were 300 deaths from the dis.
ease Last year in that state, and other
bkntUA bSh0 tihS lbpOiA&
"A campaign 10 on at present In
West Virginia to give each pre-school
sfild a thorough physical examination
and to correct all remedial defects.
While this Is being done the time 10
opportnne to protect the child further
BY giving 1t the serum which viii
assure protection from the danger Of
contracting diphtheria either before
Or after school begins. Science has
perfected this anti-diphtheria vaccine
and has proved beyond doubt that
no child need have diphtheria.
This ounce Of prevention which
may save chlld's life or prevent
serious after effects" DR.. Littlejohn
continued, is harmless process ana
can be given by any competent ply
stefan. 1t will give absolute immunity
ut very small cost. No cases have
ever been noted where entire schools
have been immunized.
communicable diseases which are
eommon TO childhood are most easily
spread in school time when children
come in close contact with each other
Indoors To put off giving this pro
lection until me enid has been expos
ed to diphtheria Is Ike closing the
cage after the bird has flown"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
NEXT SUNDAY IN THE WASH
INGTON STAR.

Next Sundays Washington Star
will have an entertaining story of
unique customs which dominate
well known Virginia community,
where contentment and prosperity
are gained without following the
pathways of modernism.
Fiction by well known magazine
writers will be included in the list of
features for the week, and there will
be unusually entertaining humorous
articles by Nina Wilcox Putnam.
stephen Leacock, Ring Lardner and
Ed Wynn, each of whom has a large
following.
The Rambler's weekly article will
relate to historic events in Washing
ton, and numerous other articles will
appear in next Sundays Star.
For Sale:-A double of those
good Yearling Montana Ewes. which
will shear from ten to eleven pounds
7 ~ mo
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Baby Chicks for Sale.

Large tyne Barron Strain White
Leghorn baby chicks, $3.50 per hun
bred Anconas $f1, Rhode Island
Reds and Barred Plymouth Rocks
SIP, Buff Orpingtons and White Wy
andottes S13 per hundred. These
are all husky, pure bred, Matched
from select eggs from our heaviest
LAYERS. We pay the postage and
guarantee live delivery. Prompt ship
ments. Order from this ad. Acme
Farms, Sutton, West Va.
Aug. 10-l2t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11

County of Jefferson,
Town of Charles Town, to-wIt:
/, D. c. Dolly, Clerk, in and for
the municipality of Charles Town,
county of Jefferson, and State Of
West Virginia, do hereby certify that
the foregoing conforms TO an order
made by the council of said munich
patty on the 10th day of August,
1925.
Given under my hand this 10th
day Of August, 1926.
D. c DOLLY, Clerk
of the Municipality of Charles Town,
w. Va.
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1914 .93628
State of West Virginia,
County of Jefferson.
Town of Ransom, To- Wit:

I, f. C. Ronemus. Recorder, in and
FOR the municipality of Ransom, county
Of Jefferson and State of West Vir-
ginia, do hereby certify that the fore
going conforms to an order made by
the council of said municipality on the
10th day of August. 1926.
Given under my hand this 10th day
of August. 1926.
f. c. RONEMUS, Recorder
of the Municipality of Ransom. ". Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
Salesman Wanted.

Salesman to sell Roof Cement,
Paints and I.ubricatjng Oils, to farm
ing trade. Drawing account. Big
opportunity. Experience unnecces-
sary. The Lennox OIL & Pains Co,
Dept. Sales, Cleveland, Ohio.
Aug. 11-3t
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Music Lessons

Miss Louisa H. Gallaher wants a
few pupils for piano or organ. For
terms, &c, see her at her home, COS
w. Liberty street.
AUG lift
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11

Here are Americans visitors to the se' srob aunra
stion in Philadelphia which celebrates t the bgOs
soDso on 9 %noS sss SsS the
In the distance can be seen the mamnio oe eusrd
the signal tower of the United STATES ~ which dot I
to the left is one OF the Japanese pagouss sruds
The Grecian pavilion is one OF tne casoui at bs ~
the city government decided to build tne ninua DD
Philadelphia Navy Yard The Exposition oO---I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11

amount 10 De provided DIV
levy for current municipal
purposes .....---. 4.061 -
1t appearing from the foregoing
that it Is necessary to raise by levy,
after deducting all credits. $14.061-
81 for regular municipal purposes:
therefore II is determined that lew
of forty-tive cents (45cl on each
one hundred dollars assessed valua-
tlon of all property taxable in the
said municipality of Charles Town
VIII be necessary to produce the esti-
mated amount aforesaid for the en-
SUNG hseal year, based upon the las+
assessment thereon, as certified ~
the council by the officer whose dntv
II IS 10 make such report, as follows
(a) Real Estate e. 20 oeo
(bl Personal Property 81 39G SS9
tc) Public Utility Prop Y''o'
y announcements 148.768
Total .@a..=.......=... $8I2470o
Sinking Fund for retirement = = %
OF Sewer Bond issue. & , mn M
For interest purposes -''00'0o
sewer bond issue toooo
T Ital ..----.-.--...-...S $500 on
Low ihe es it is proposed that g0'V y
ief{ t Of - z cents on each 500 ha
anu 10 nor interest and sinking fund ID
on me sewerage bond sane luna
For a a,,, of Lives Proposed
OF current municipal pur- ''9e0'
poses .......
Or lint. INT. and sinking fund. cents
For interest and sjnkin w. . z cents
l Ai; sewer bond issue of
y i'zo--,-...---.....--171a cents
State of West VI '::..:;-..62k cents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
PEACHES FOR SALE

At SO cents, 70 cents or S1.0O a
oushel, either in orchard, south of
the Bloomery, or at my residence in
Charts Town. C. S. Callan.
Aug. AIT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
LEARN BARBER TRADE OIJIcK,

Big steady demand. Worlds larg-
est cham of schools and shops. Jobs
guaranteed. Write Tri-City Barber
schools, 8l7 Z. Baltimore St. RaIti-
more, Md. Ang 1si+ A''A-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11

ufen VIII prevent II.
Diphtheria takes its greatest toll
among children under five years OF
age The next greatest number come
from those of mature age
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
WANTED,

Iypist and bookkeeper, lady or
gentleman. Give full particulars as
10 eX[perince and salary, desired in
own handwriting. P. o BOX SIS,
Charles Town, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
FOR RENT.

= Front and back apartments in St
George building, Charles Town, West
va. Apply to Mrs. Reva G. Rissler.
IN care OF Harness Factory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
PLUMS FOR SALE.

Plums for sale in orchard, S1.OO
per bushel, in bushel lots.
L. r. Huyett
CLOCK REPAIRING:-As I have
Just gotten out of the hospital and
am unable to do heavy work, | am
prepared to do all kinds of clock re-
pairing, imported clocks a speciality.
H. E. Miller,
Fairfax Boulevard.
aug. Att Ransom, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11

Here is shown section of High Street." reproduction III
famous Market street in the days of 1875 1t
of the SesquCentennial international Exposition being
delpha to commemorate the 150th anniversary the signing
ton Of Independence. Every building has been built aI
actual architectural detail The fdrs angs of each building IN
ductions of those used in the Revolutionary days Many
display the originals and today worth Thousands
of their historic value. The Exposition continues until rz
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11

Amount to be provided by
levy for current municipal
purposes ............... S4,224.6S
1t appearing from the foregoing es-
innate that it is necessary to raise by
levy, after deducting all credits,
$4,224.6S for regular municipal pur=
poses; therefore it is determined that
levy of fifty cents (50c) on each one
hundred dollars assessed valuation of
all property taxable in the said NUM-
cipality of Ransom will be necessary to
produce the estimated amount afore-
said for the ensuing fiscal year, based
upon the last assessment thereof. as
certified to the council by the officer
whose duty it IS 70 make such report,
as follows:
Real Estate ..,.......... 1887. 795.00
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CURRENT MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
Estimated Receipts.

(a) The amount due the municipal
ity for regular municipal purposes, and
the amount that will become due and
collectible from every source for such
purposes, except from the levy of
taxes to be made for the current fiscal
year
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
LEVY ESTIMATE.
State of West Virginia,
County of Jefferson,
Town of Ransom, To- Wit:

Town of Ransom, TO-Wit:
At a regular session of the council
of the town Of Ransom, Jefferson coun-
ty. held in the council chambers there
Of, in the Post Office building on the
second Tuesday in August, to-wit, the
10th day of August, 1926, there were
present J. r. Casey, Mayor, =. &.
Ronemus, recorder, and VIM. Roberts,
". o. Fellers and VIM. Anderson,
members of the council of said town.
In accordance with Chapter 126 Acts
of the Legislature of 1919, the council
proceeded TO make up an estimate OF
the amounts necessary to be levied for
the current fiscal year, to cover all
municipal debts and liabilities payable
during the said year, including prob
able expenditures for municipal pur-
poses, and proper allowances for de-
linquent taxes, expense Of collections
and contingencies; but deducting
therefrom the money in the city treas
ury applicable to the service of the
year and municipal claims and doth
determine and estimate the several
amounts TO be levied as follows:
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LEVY ESTIMATE
State Of West Virginia,
Cnnn+v of jefferson,

State Of West Virginia,
County of Jefferson,
Town Of Charles Town. to-wlt; c;.u
At a special session OF inc Ciss
Camel Of the Corporation OF Charles
Town. Jefferson county, held IN the
council chambers thereof, IN Counell
Room. on the second Tuesday
IN August. to-wit, the 10th day OF
August. 1926. there were present, u
K Wvsong. Mayor, d. G. Dolly, clerk,
and s. Lee Phillips, T. d. Webster,
A Grandstaff, J w Carney, A. NJ. )
Morgan. w. II Anderson, c. E. Miley,
e. G. Henson. members Of the coun-
ell of said town.
In accordance with Chapter 126
Acts of the Legislature of 1919, the
council proceeded to make up an es-
innate of the amounts necessary to
be levied for the current fiscal year,
TO cover all municipal debts and liza
bilities payable during the said year,
including probable expenditures for
municipal purposes, and proper al
lowanees for delinquent taxes, ex-
pense of collections and contingent
cies: but deducting therefrom the
money in the city treasury apple
able to the service of the year and
municipal claims, and doth determine
and estimate the several amounts to
be levied as follows:
CURRENT MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
ESTIMATES
Estimated Receipts. ;o;-
Cal The amount due the municl-
nalitv for regular municipal pur-
noses. and the amount that will De-
come due and colleetable from every
source for such purposes, except
from the levy of taxes
to be made for the current hscai
year.
Balance in hands of city
fraaci1rv 4.uUO.OO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-06
WATSON EASILY
NOMINATED BY
INDIANA G. @. P.
(Ry Dlsnatch A. 2. wlrei


INDIANAPOLIS, May 5.-Nomina-
tion of a United States senatorial
candidate to oppose James II. Watson,
veteran republican campaigner, con-
fronts the Indiana democratic state
convention which will meet June 3.
Six men sought party preference for
the post in yesterdays primary but
as returns neared completion today it
was evident that none of them had
attained majority as required by
the state law. Choice of candidate
lis left to the convention when the
voters fail to give a majority. Wat
lson, who has been in the senate since
1915, was given an impressive ma
jority over his sole opponent, Claris
Adams, an Indianapolis attorney.
Should Watson maintain the ratio
established in the precincts thus far
Itabulated he will have lead of 14O,-
900 or better when the count is COM
Ipleted.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson, repub-
ilican, who seeks to fill out the un-
expired portion of the term of the
late Senator Samuel NJ Ralston, was
nominated as Senator Watson's rum
ming mate. Robinson gained a ma
jority over four opponents. In the
election he will run against Evans
lWoollen, Indianapolis banker, who
had no contender against him in the
democratic primary
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-06
MAIL AssAILs sTRn1ERs.

LONDON, May 5.-The Daily Mail,
which has been unable to print since
Sunday because of a strike of me-
chanical workers who objected to an
editorial, reappeared this afternoon in
a two-page typescript edition. The
Daily Mail says there now are two
governments in Great Britain, the
lawful government representing 40,-
100000 persons an thed other an un-
constitutional revolutionary, repre-
senting 100000 trade unionists.
The paper declares that one of these
governments must go. eve are not
going to see ]. H. Thomas and Ram
say Macdonald initiating the work of
Lenin and Trotzky here" the Daily
Mail says of the labor leaders.
Nor will the British people-which
is entirely different from the pathet-
ic, submissive mujiks of Russia
submit to such odious tyranny"