Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 27 February 1925 — Page 4

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925.

SENATORS HAVE RETURNED: Wi NOT BE PIJNF’^

each Compromise On the Gerrymander Bill; Business On As Usual.

VE.VH AGREEMENT. Indianapolis, Eel). 27—The truant Hoosier state democratic senators came home todayCold and shivering-, they piled oat of the hus which brought them hack from their voluntary exile in Dayton, 0-, at 1:15 this

morning.

Senator Walter Chambers, of Newcastle, spoke for the bolting soions and announced that a satisfactory agreement had been reached with republican leaders on the Penrod gerrymandering hill and “other disputed points.” The treaty of peace under which the democrats agreed to come back to Indiana was understood to include two points: 1— The Penrod gerrymandering hdll will not be pressed by ijfepublican leaders during the remainder of the session. 2— The strikers will be granted a

f No formal announcement v/ae j fm’thcom’"ng from the leaders cf the , ..hsentae’s.after aa afternoon of in ! t rmift caucusing behind closed doorfc. };*•! it was apparent from ’.he I sudden / n of even Is soon after i I o’clock th ■they had received as- ; surance fro r. Indianapolis, which would break the strike immediately. yi!| W;i: Lneport. i It was understood that the strikI ers have been told by some of the i Republicans at Indianapolis, that j enough adverse votes are assured : from Republicans in the Senate to | defeat the Penrod bill changing the ! Second and Third congressional

I districts.

Several caucuses were held by the j wandering Democrats Thursday afternoon. The last one began at 5:30 ‘o’clock and lasted until 7 o’clock.. Telegrams and telephone calls between Indianapolis and Dayton were numerous. Most of the telegrams were addressed to Senators Cravens, Harmon, Crosby and Easton. At *the end of the early evening caucus, the strikers admitted that a basis of agreement had been reached with Republicans at Indianapolis, and that their departure for the Indiana eapitol would be a matter of only a few hours. They expect to return in the motor hus which Senator Cravens chartered at Indianapolis, Wednesday for the trip into Ohio.

and

North

general amnesty and no attempt will be made to fine them for wilfully obstructing proceedings in the senate-

Indianapolis, Feb. 27.—Lieutenant Governor Van Orman and Senator James J. Neidl, majority floor leader. announced Thursday night after telephonic communication with two of the truant Democratic senators a i Dayton, O., that negotiations had been completed for the return of the fifteen strikers and they will be at their desks in the Sen" f ^ at 10 < clock this morning. This will re ( tahlif h a quorum in the Senate ■ hich ' s been broken for two days and business . of the session wil; o antin'ny The L al anne”'->•**"' nt was made by I imitenant Gove"»or Van Unman at comoleticn several .1 * hone with SenJ&or Joseph M. Cravens 'of Madison, Democratic floor leader and spokesman for the striking senators and Senator Harvey Harmon of Princeton, another of the bolters. Confers With Governor Prior to making the formal announcement that the business of the Senate will be continued as usual today, Lieutenant Governor Van Orman was in conference with Cover nor Jackson over tTie telephone. Lieutenant Governor Van Orman, who had been confined to his bed with influenza two days, did not appear at the Statehouse until yesterday afternoon. Immediately he took up the matter of the strike. After leaving the Senate chamber he and Senator Nejdl started the conferences which resulted in ending the

strike.

Lieutenant Governor Van Orman was asked whether he had given any assurancesto the strikers that if they returned the Penrod bill, the ostensible cause of* the bolt, would

he withdrawn or held up. Discusses Offending Bill

“There was no agreement about the Penrod bill, Lieutenant Cover- :

nor Van Orman declared. “No guarantee was given to the Democratic senators, that any definite action 1 would be taken relative to the Pen- j rod bill. Senator Cravans did ask if there had been any Republican can- j cus on the Penrod measure, and I told him. that so far as I knew there j was none. I called Senator Nejdl to ask if there was any caucus on the j bill during my illness and he said there was not. This was the only , reference to the Penrod measure.” | It was understood that the Demo- j cratie strikers desired to return to ; their duty in the upper House and j that their chief concern before re- j turning to Hoosier soil was that j they would be given a guarantee ol I immunity from arrest for breaking 1 the quorum. |

Staiinless iron is an alloy of iron and a metal called chromium. The rice acerage in the United States in 1924 is estimated 899,000

acres.

Before the war all fine optical glass used in the United States tame from Germany. o NOTICE OF SALE OF PROMISSORY NOTES OF THE CITY OF

[of said addition; thence running I ovth with the extension of said ! Nichols Avenue across the new cej ment bridge across White River;

hrence running in a southerly I southeasterly direction to the

lend of Batavia Avenue, as shown on the plat of Rochester and Utica Land Company’s Addition to the City of Muncie, Indiana, of record in PlatBook 2, Folio 123 of the records in the office of the Recorder of Delaware

County, Indiana; thence

south in and along said Batavia Avenue to the interesection of said Batavia Avenue with Twelfth Street (sometimes called Ohmer Avenue), and running thence,east in and along said Twelfth Street to Port Avenue, and there intersecting with an improved macadam highway, known as George W. Ford Road No. 209, and

there terminating.

That the auditor of said Delaware County, state of Indiana, fixes Tuesday, March 3rd, 1925, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m., the second day of the regular March term, 1925 of the Board of Commissioners of said county at the office of said Board of Commissioners, in the court house in the city I of Muncie, in said Delaware County, Indiana, as the time and place when and where said petition will be presented to and heard by said Board of Commissioners of the county of Delaware, in the state of Indiana, and as the time when proof of posting and publication of notice of the pendency of said petition will be made and heard by said Board of Commission-

ers.

■ Dated February 10th 1925.

208.00 36.40 11.00 13.10

4.00

11.00

10.00

3.25

8,591.92

5.00 7.00

287.50

5.00

L. E. Fleming, grav Jonathan Harrold, grad . . J. Harrold. lab. grav Jonathan Harrold. lab . . . James Harrold, same .... Will S. Heath, same SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND

Receipts

Wm. Shockley, tolet, etc. . H. S. Davis, man train col j Co. Aud. .tune sett ...... j E. Peckinpaugh, toilet . . ., j John F. Clevenger, coal . Curtis Burcaw. cl dh .....

runnine L or £>u Johnson. lumber . . 6 Co. Aud. Dec. sett 8,112.86

Disbursements

N. H. Jefferson, cement .. G. W. Teeter & Co., pump. C. F. Dailey, soap J. W. Harris, transpor .... Farmers State Bank, coup Same, bond coup H. L. Anthony, transpor . . J. Newton Turner, same W. D. Null, same R. L. Anthony, same Farmers State Bank, coup.. Same, same J. W. Harris, transpor .... Farm. State Bk, bond, coup R. Harrold, transp John M. Current, same ... Webster Myers, same Lawrence Walburn, same W. E. White, same ... Kelsie Kiger ,jan. ... J Baker Bros, rep fount ,... C. A. Penzel, sup Ralph Harrold, rep pump.. H. L. Anthony, transp .... j W. A. McNaughton, burlap i James Harris, transp Dorothy Williams, books .. W. M. Welch ,sup Traction Co., cur J. N. Turner, transp ...... i W. D. Null, same Ralph Anderson, same .... James W. Harris, same ..... j Reiser Co., reprs I Raymond Ball, transp .... j Otto Ream, rep clock

JAMES P. DRAGOO, i Auditor of Delaware County, Indiana.

(VriT G- Weir,

( Atty. for Petitioners.

| Feb. 13-20-27.

MONROE TOWNSHIP

MUNCIE, INDIANA.

i Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the office of the City Controller, Rooms 219-220 Wysor Block, Muncie, Indiana, until 12:00 o’clock noon on Monday, March 19th, 1925, for the purchase of eight promissory notes of said city, said notes being due and payable June 1, i 1925, dated February 15th, 1925, each | in the denomination of One Thousi and Dollars ($1,000.00), six per cent. 1 interest per annum, payable at Del-

The townsb'" trustee’s annual report to the advisory hoard of Monroe Township. DVawaia County, Indiana.

TOWNSHIP FUND

Receipts

Co. Aud. June sett ......... Henry Co., dth corns rfd . .. Co. Aud. Dec. Sett , Disbursements Orvi] Ross adv bo sal .... Wm. Shockley same Waldo PaGta-. some J. F. Clevenger, sal, ex . .. D. II. Goble, dg rec rep bks Muncie Eve. rPess, pub rep H. L. Parkinson, same

aware County National Bank, Muncie,* j. f. Clevenger sal, ex

Indiana, numbered 1-A to- 8-Ar inclusive. Said notes and the sale thereof were authorized by an ordinance of the Common Council of said city, duly and legally passed on the 5th day of January, 1925, and approved by the Mayor, and are issued and sold for the purpose of procuring money for the Park Fund of said city, as a telnporary loan in anticipation of the current Park Revenue of said city, levied in the year 1924 and to be collected and in the course of collection in the year 1925, for the Park Funds of said city, for the purpose of providing funds for the operation of said parks for the first six months of 1925 as covered by the specific appropriations set out in the general appropriation ordinance for year 1925- Said notes shall be sold to the | highest bidder, for cash, for not less than par and accrued interest. Each bid shall be presented to the City Controller sealed and endorsed “BIDS !FOR CITY’S PARK PROMISSORY NOTES—1925,” and accompanied by | a certified check or cashier’s check or New York draft in the sum of One Hundred Dollars, as a guarantee that the bidder will promptly complete j the purchase of said notes. Bids will be received, on part or all of said i notes and must specify the number of notes bid for and the gross amount i to he paid for same. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. It witness whereof, the Controller,

of the City of Muncie, Indiana, has hereunto set his hand this 18th day

of February, 1925. CALVIN FARIS, City Controller.

(Adv. Feb. 20-27-1925.)

J. F. Clevenger sal, ex .... Kiger & Co.. C. W. & V bks J. F. Clevenger sal, ex .... F. D. Young, P. M. postage J. F. Clevenger, sal, ex . .. Mary Shroyer, pub sal bnd Del. Co., Democrat, advert Muncie Star, same G. L. Playmond, transf. .. . Del. Co. Dem, pub contract Star Pub. Co., pub bnd sale J. F. Clevenger ,sal, ex ... Muncie Star, adv J. F. Clevenger ,sal, ex ... Star Pub. Co., pub tax levy Del. Co., Bank as Pierce dh Curtis Burcaw, cl dh J. F. Clevenger, sal, ex ... Scott Ptg. Co., pub tx levy. J. F. Clevenger, sal, ex ... Kiger Co., bks J. F. Clevenger, sal, ex ... Industrial Bk Co., ap reed. Frank Young, P M, postage J. F. Clevenger, sal, rnt... ROAD FUND

Receipts

Co. Aud. June sett Same, Dec. sett .......... Disbursements Thos. Reynolds, drg rd . .. W. D. Null, grad H. L. Anthony, shov snow. Lee Burton, same Will S. Heath, lab . W. P. Barr, lift grav Lee Burton, drg rds ...... Ora Ball .same W. P. Barr, lift grav ...... Lee Burton, drg rds James Harrold, lab Haskel Finley, same ...... J. E. Rinker, same E. S. Finley, same . J. P. Vanfieet, same Claude Miller, drg rds .... & Stone Co., stone

j Standard Oil Co., oil ..... H. L. Anthony, transp .... ; E. W. Young, sup * J. W. Current, transp .... ! Webster Myers, same .... ! Lawrence Walburn, same . | W. E. White, same O. D. Kirkham, jan ........ Kelsie Kiger, same i R. Anderson .transp . I Goble Co., sup ! J. W. Harris, transp | H. L. Anthony, same ..... I PI. J. Wickershahm, rp mch ; N. H. Jefferson, cur

569.2(> j w. D. Null, transp

• 63 j James Harris .same

535.13 J H. H. Anthony, same

; Ralph Anderson, same 5.00 j John W. Current same .... 5.00 i Webster Myers, sameJ. Newton Turner, same .. W. D. Null, same Lawrence Walburn, same . W. E. White, same Raymond Ball, same ..... K. Kiger, j;tm J. W. ...tr'ur- Aransp ; H. L. Anthony, same W. D. Null, same ...... Ralph Anderson, same ... U. T. Co., cur Webster Myers, transp J. W. Harris .same ..>.... John M. Current, same .... Traction Co., freight ...... 25.58 | Ralph Anderson, transp . .

21.38 i H. L. Anthony, samei

75.00 ! Wm. Burford, diplomas ... 7-49 ! W. D. Null, transp ....... 75.00 i Wm. Shockley, same 13.78 i Webster Myers, same ....

380.00' i J. Newton Turner, same .

20.0(11 L. alburn, same ..... . i*. . 75.00 | W. E. White, same 13.78 ! K. Kiger jan 75.00 | Joe Nealfi sup 9.08 I D. E. Wiliams, bks

5.00 | 75.00 j 13.10 60.50' 60.50 75.00 75 Qfi

7.87

75.00

2.53

75.00 27.87 35.36 25.58 52.35

18.80

8.50

18.25 50.00 24.00 896.00 150.00 120.00 240.00 30.00 96.00 48.00 50.00 1,219.20 100.00 120.00 110.00 120.00 110.00 55.00 14.45 3T.5T

3.20

100.00

2.90

50.00

4.64

32.48 15.70 120.00 240.00 100.00 50.00

.83

32.00

1.50 7.68

80.00

3.28

120.00 110.00 120.00 110.00 25.00 55.00 100.00 19.23 50.00 100.00

6.00

14.50 120.00 50.00 80.00

3.60

120.00

110.00'

120.00 120.00 120.00 110.00 16.00 62.25 50.00 100.00 120.00 25.00 14.50 75.00' 55.00 126.00

.40

80.00 94.00 11.10 232.00 800.00 40.50

126,00 126.00

75.00

8.10 2.00

105.00

5,321.83

164.02

Farmers State Bank, coup.. M. L. Kirp, sup John W. Jefferson, coal ... Johnson & Aspy, sup Union Trac. Co., cur G. C. Powers, sup Farmers Elev. Co., coal ... C. A. Penzel, sup ......... U. S. Chemical Co. same . . Raymond Ball, transp .... S. Layman, equipment .... N. H. Jefferson, cur Houck <sc Smener, archit .. Farmers State Bk, coup .. . F. A. Shaw, atty A. E. Boyce Co., print .... Tract. Co., cur ....... Farmers State Bk. coup ... Same, same .............. Same, same . Same same

12.50 j Gordon & Reiff, contractors 31.70 | Farmers State Bk. coup . ... 1.20 I M. H. Jefferson, cur ......

23.65 I Farm. State Bk, coup 1,012.80

5.00 7.00 4.50 5.20

38.55 50.00

8.00

10.95 50.00 13.20 24.50 12.60

115.00 55.00

4.50 3.11

24.00 10.00 12.28 11.25 14.90

1.93

689.51 23.91

5.12 4.00 9.70 9.00

1,086.00 52,80 200.00 79.00

1.00

72.00 24.00 24.00 96.00

4,822.00

24.00

9.20

ROAD PETITION

Notice of the filing of a petition for the improvement of a highway in Center Township, Delaware County,

While Lieutenant Governor Van ! Indiana.

Orman and Senator Nejdl would not disclose the nature of the conference which brought about the re conciliation it is understood that the

Democrats; were -given assurances petition

that no legal action would be prosecuted which might result in their indictment or arrest for breaking

the quorum.

Dayton, O., Feb. 27.—Indiana’s striking Democratic senators, quartered in the Gibbons hotel here, admitted last night that a basis of settlemen had been reached with Republican leaders in Indianapolis and it was understood that the party of quorum-breakers would depart from this city in time to be present at the beginning of the session of the Senate at 10 o’clock Thursday morning.

i T. Shellham, rd drg I Ora Ball, drg rds : James Harrold, lab ; Mun. S & L Co., stone .. .. ! Bracken Reynolds, drg rds j J.|S. Denver, lab ! THos. Reynolds, dr grds .. Will S. Heath, lab _ L. E. Fleming, grav Lee Burton, grad J. Harrold. lab, grav ...... S. C. Hermann, grad L. E. Fleming, grav Ora Ball, drg rds John H. Kirklin. lab Edward S. Finley, same .. Lee Burton, rep brdg Martin Steel Rd Co., sewer Wil S. Hedth, lab R. X. Janney, meas grav ..

r . , Ed S. Finley, lab

Ihe improvement of a public hmhway ( Anlos Vanderburg, same .. already established in. Center Town-' John P. Vanfieet same .... ship, Delaware County, Indiana, to- Lewis Buchannon, same .. ... | Samuel Sunderland, same. 1 ' John Kirkham. same Beginning at the intersection of i Vi r ]i n Knight, same Nichols Avenue and Universitv Ave- I Wm. N. JRyss, same nue or Jarrett Street, as shown on 1 dames Harrold, same

18.35

8.25

66.91

7.50

30.00

3.50

23.80 300.00

9.50

166.45 80.00

Notice is hereby given that Henry W. Risher and others have duly filed their petition in the auditor’s office of Delaware County, Indiana. whiMi

is now pending praving

336.55 j Huntington Laborat’y, soap 28.49 ' Farm. State Bk, bnd, coup

K. Kiger, jan W. D. Null,t transp ....... H. L. Anthony, haul ..... P. K. Morrison, insur .... Nutting Elec. Co., rprs . . H. L. Anthony, transp . .. Mun. Bldg, Sup, pulp ..... U. S. Chemical Co., sup . K. Kiger, jan Cordon & Rieff. contr ... Houck & Smenner, archit.

50.00 i Farmers State Bk, coup 1 .. 10.80 ! D. H. Goble Co., sup

3.25 j Nation-Robinson, print .. . Historical Pub. Co., history C. R. Liniger, plumb cont.. Trac. Co., cur James Bainter. labor .... J. E. Rinker, grav, yard '.. Standard Oil. Co., oil

4.00 ! J- C. Winton Co., sup 2.80 ! Old Relib. Paint Co. pnt, etc 2.80 j Mun. Tire. & Ass. Co. btry. 6.80 | dais :E,a etce&zaKSS xzg vbg 10.00 { J- F. Rinker, haul 2.00 I J- W. Harris, transp ...... 12.00 I H. L. Anthony, same ......

22.50

4.00

12.48 j

735.13 !

10.00 [ 21.60

..... „„ .. 600.00 I Hunting Lab’t’ry, sup the plat ot West Side Addition to the j men ' 7/' 416'"? ’ l ° 0lS

City of Muncie, Indiana, of record in j game,

97 of the records I Albert

8.75

824.00 30.00 50.00 150.00 82.00 66.28 75.00

2.40

20.25 25.00 5.600.00 208.44 208.80 62.19

8.47

28.50 2.800.01 ■6.60

5.00

53.00 58.96 22.75

9.30 1.85 bzzz

45.80 30.00 125.00 15.38

1.77

same ........

Plat Book 2, Folio 97 of the records j Albert Ball, grav .... in the office of the Recorder of Dela-. J- Harrold. lab, men .

said ■ French ShreYer, same

ware County, India-a, which •»« j .£^<*4,’..inT .. University Aven-e is an improved j Jonathan Harrold. same free macadam highway, known as the | S. C. Herman, grad .... Charles E. Pittenger Road No. 214 : ! w - S. Heath, lab thence running south in and along T ' Harrold. lab. men

^ , James Harrold, same . said Nichols Avenue to the south line viun. S. & L Co stone

W. D. Null, transp Ray V Null, same John W. Current, same . . Mark Fleming, same ..... Lqwrence Walburn. same. Ralph Anderson, same ... K. Kiger, jan

James Harris .transp: . . . 283-96 I Gordon & Rieff, contr . . . 141.90 Tudor W. Jones, cur ... 552.21 i D. S. Coons, agt frght ... .

274.80

102.98

371.50

254.40 25.85 68.50 80.00 315.51

2.50

110.00 110.00 100.00 90.00 110.00 100.00 - 80.00 75.00 4,882,80 10.00 14.60

Ohio Val. Slate Co., blkbd. M. H. Jefferson, cur J. N. Turner ,transp Webster Myers, same .... W. Ei White same ........ H. L. Anthony, same Mrs. W. J. Wood, cleaning: Indian Refiining' Co., oil . „ .las. Harris ,transp

Albert Ball, gray

Ralph Anderson, same .... Mark Fleming, transp .... J. Newton Turner, same . . John M. Current, same .... W. D. Null, same Ray V. Null, same Lawrence Walburn, same . K. Kiger, jan Houck & Snmnner .archit . H. L. Anthony, transp Platt & Rumy, electriciansFarmers Elevator Co., coal J.. W. Harris, transp ....... Webster Myers, same ..... W. E. White, same Lillian J. Bowers, sup ...... Joe Neal, sup .. .. N. H. Jefferson, cur Brd. Industrial Ard, brooms'D. H. Goble chairs . N. H. Jefferson, freight ...... Gordon & Rieff, contr H. L. Anthony, transp ...... Ray V. Null, same Kiger & Cb., chairs ... P. K. Morrison Co., insur .. L. Walburn, transp Mark Fleming same D. S. Coons, freight A. Flanagan Co., $aper .... Ed Kirby, equipment J. W. Harris, transp

K. Kiger, jan

H. L. Anthony, transp ..... D. S. Coons, freight ...... J. N. Turner, transp N. H. Jefferson, cur Ralph Anderson, transp . .. Farmers Elev. Co., coal ... J. M. Current, transp Mark Fleming, same ....... James Harris, same Webster Myers, same .... W. D. Null, same ......... Ray V. Null, same ........ Lawrence Walburn, same . W. E. White, same ....... Johnson Swr Co., chg pipe. Johnson & Aspy; hdwr F. A. Shaw, attorney Gordon & Rieff contr ..... Same, lumber- . Platt & Ruby‘elec wiring.. H. L. Anthony, trans, etc.. Charles S. Kern, insur .... Beil Music Co., on piano . . Fred F. Johns, equipment. Harry G. Brown, fixtures.. Greely Lumbr Co., Ibr H. L. Anthony, transp .... James Bainter, plast Kiger & Co., erasers Houck & Smenner, archit . Joe Neal, sup Charles Skinner, lab

TUITION FUND

Receipts

Co. Aud com sch rev Same, cong sch F int Farmers state Bk, Jan, int Same, Feb. int Same, March int Co. Aud, dg fd rfd Farmers State Bk, April int Same, May int ............ Same, June int Co. Aud, June sett Farmers State Bk, July int Co. Aud, state rev Farmers State Bk. Aug. int Same, Sept, int Same, Oct. int Same, Nov. int Same, Dec. int Co. And. Dec. sett Disbursements Dortba E. Williams, teach. Edna Kirkpatrick, same .. Thelma Tuttle, same ...... Lilliam J. Bowers, same .. R. S. Davis, same Mildred Holsinger, same .. Edna Kirkpatrick, same . ^ Marion L. Kirp, same .... O. D. Kirkham, same Duane Newton, same G. C. Powers, same Marie Wright, same Vernon K. Stonebraker, sm Dortha E. Williams same . Dora West sub teach H. S. Davis, teach Thelma Tuttle .same Lillian J. Bowers, same ... Mildred Holsinger, same.. Edna Kirkpatrick, same M. L. Kirp, same . O. D. Kirkham same ...... Duane Newton same G. C. Powers, same Vernon Stonebraker, same Marie Wright, same Dortha Williams, same .. . H. S. Davis, same Thelma Tuttle same ...... H. S. Davis, same ........ Mildred Holsinger, same.. Edna Kirkpatrick, same M. L. Kirp, same O. D. Kirkham, same Duane Newton, same G. C. Powers, same Vernon Stonebraker, same Marie Wright, same Dortha Williams, same . .. Lillian J. Bowers, same ... H. S. Davis, same ........ Vernon Stonebraker, same Dortha E. Williams, same. O. D. Kirkham same H s. Davis,‘same O. R. Shanks, same Thelma Tuttle, same Lillian J. Bowers, same . . . H. S. Davis, same Mildred Holsinger, same Edna Kirkpatrick, same... M. L. Kirp, same O. D. Kirkham same Duqne Newton same G. C. Powers, same Marie Wright, same Dorotha Williams, same . . H. L. Gradick, same Ruth E. Williamson, ^ame. Russel Warren, same Edna Warren, same ...... Thelma Tuttle, same Geraldine Kirkham, same. O. D. Kirkham, same Fred F. Johns, same ...... L. Kirp, same Lillian J. Bowers, same .. Mildred Holsinger same .. Duane Newton, same Thelma Tuttle, same ..... Marie Wright, same ...... Ruth H. Williamson, same. H. L. Gradick, music teach

119.13 10.90 110.00 100.00 100.00 75.00 7.00 7.08

Fred F. Johns, same . . . . Duane Newton, : ante ..., Edna Warren, same ..,, 0. D. iCirkham, same ,.. M. L. Kirp same ...... | Geraldine Kirkham, same ! Lillian J. Bowers, same , { Mildred Hoi sin e'er, same

110.00 110.00 10.00 110.00 84.00 157.67 100.00

200.00-

4.51

45.00 100.00 100.00

6.10 8.66

18.42 12.00 119.88

2.92.

6,000.00 104.00 50.00 130.83 15.00. 110.00 9 O'. 00

.52

14.50 59.60 135.00' 84.00 75.00

1.70

165.00 29.31 150.00 10.19 165.00 45.00 15.00 150.00 115.00 115.00 55.00 150.00 12.00 , 65.30 50.50 7,073.20 15.00 150.00 80.50 152.00 25.00 71.64

2.65 3.00

50.00 20.00

9.62

265.00

7.28 9.00

80.00 130.00 KO.CO 130.00 13 (.GO 132.00 135.00 130.0* 85.00 110.00 130.00

155.00

250.00 67.50 130.00 30.00 137.50

Bal on band Jan. S 1921 Receipts during y^ffv . . .

3.32 14S.34

Total ba! and r'celpTs Disburs during year ....

151.65 130.75

54.00 662.00

50.00 24.00 496.60 45.00 17.50

50.00 j Fred F. Johns, Same

17.85 | Thelma Tuttle, same ...,, 100.00 ! Mario Wright, same 90.00- Ruth Williamson, same 110.00 j Russel Warren, same

Reba Richey, sub teach ... O .D. Kfrkham, same H. L. Grad’d':ek, music teach Ml L. Kirp. teach .. Lillian J. Bowers, same ... Mildred Kolsinger, same . . "red Ft Johns, same ...... Geraldine Kirkham, same . M. L. Kirp, same ... G. D. Kirkham same Duane Newton, same Thelma Tuttle, same ..... Marie Wright, same Ruth li?. Williamson,, same . Russel Warren, same Edna Warren, same H. L. gradick. music teach

DOG FUND

Receipts

E. S. Finley, rfd pd for' shp S. S’. Priddy, assr dog tax . J. Fi Clevenger, dog tax col Same, same Wm. Carmichael, dbg tax . Disbursements Frank Covalf, shp kid .... Howard Riley, same Co. And, ex dbg tax Ed' S. Finley, shp kid ..... Jacob Harris, same ........ POOR FUND , Receipts: Co. Aud. poor relief . Same, same .............. Same, same .y .. . Disbursements Shriver & Acker, poor rel. Walter Garrett, care poor.. N. J. Wood, same ........ Farm. Elev. Co., poor rel.. J. H. Williams, phys poor . J. W. Jefferson, fuel for pr. J. H. Williams, phys poor . Minnie Had din, poor rel . . M. L. Meeks & Son, bur pr J. W. Jefferson, fuel for pr LIBRARY FUND

Receipts

Co. Aud., June sett , Same, Dec. sett

Bonds, issue of May 4, 1914 in favor of int. 5 1-2 per cent due Jan. 15 . Bonds, issue of May 1, 1921 in favor of J. F. Wild & Co. rate of int. 6 per cent due Jan. 1 and July 1 . .. Bonds, issue of June 5, 1924, in favor of Merch, Natl. Bk, rate of int. 5 per cent due Jan. 1 1926 and July

' J’. 1926 47,000.00 List of outstanding warrant-checks at close of year ending December 31

1924:

Date of

Final bal . LIBRARY FUND Bal on hand Jan. 1, 192-1 . . Receipts during year

20.91

31,31 359.78

Total bal and receipts. Llisburs during year .. . .

391.09

Final bal

DITCH FUND

Bal cn hand Jan. 1, 1921 . ,

229.64 i Receipts during year

210.00 I

264.00 1 Total bal and receipts ..

391.09

103.62

Disburs during year

103.62

210.50 82.14 80.54 208.00 189.00 210.00

248 00 I 400.00 ^ Total bal and receipts . . 118.258.26 240.00 ’ Disburs during year ...... 74,275.20 60.00 : Final bal 43,983.06

Total bal’as shown by

Final bal

TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1924... 30,071.02 Receipts during year 88,187.24

this

410.73

43,983.06

56.30 76.54 15.50

1,116.74

26.90 48.52 40.02 36 v 26

161.84

29.28 22.76 50.98

6,647.31 110.42 773.61 108.88

90.01 75.73 60.56 3S.95

6,284.51

report • • 43,983.06 Warrant checks outstand-

ing Dec. 31. 1924 .

35.00 ; Total bal and' outstanding 9.00 | warrants Dec. 31. 1924.. 5.00 Cash in depository Dec. 31, 1924 44,006 69 I, John F. Clevenger, the trustee of Monroe Township, Delaware County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report of receipts disbursements and balances is true and correct, as l verily believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me. and the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated and' without expressed or implied agreemnt that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear (or affirm) that I have renewed no money nor articles of value in consideration of any contract made l)y me as trus-

tee of this township. JOHN F C T FVENGER,

, Trustee of Monroe Township, i Subscribed an dsworn (or affirmed) to before me, the chairman of the advisory board of this township, this

6th day of January 1, 1925.

ORVILLE ROSS,

j Chairman of the Advisory Board of

- Monroe Township.

; This report w-as received, accepted 'and approved by the advisory board | of this township at its annual meeting this, the 6th dav of January. 1925.

ORVILLE ROSS WALDO PAINTER

WILLIAM SHOCKLEY Advisory Board of Monroe Township.

9.00 3.00 3.00 1.20

10,00

8.34

60.00

7.20

15.50 13.51

> ■

182.90 176.82

7,680.00

8,800.00

Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec.

2-t. 96. 26. 26, 26, 26,

issue

K'2r— 1924— 1924— 19241924-

-43 S -439 -440 -441 -443 -444

13.51

265.00

7.28 9.00 11,00

105.00

statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therin for the vear ending December 91 1924: TOWNSHIP Fl YR Bal on hand Jan. 1 1924 __ $1,508.30 Receipts during year 1,104.96

Total bal and receipts Disbursements dur year

Final

balance 871.41 ! ROAD FUND \

Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1924 __ 1,729.03 Receipts dur year 5,485.85

45.00 42.50 J 105.00 130.00 175.60 110.00 127.50 137.50 127.40 130.00 212.50 120.00 155.00 135.00 54.00 i

l<:>.0uj Total bal and receipts^ 105.00 Disbursements during year

2.613.26 1,741.85

STAR

THEATRE

Muncie’s

Home of Rea!

tainment

Enter-

Playing only and always the Best Musical Comedy. Vaudeville and Big Fea ure Moving Pictures. Entertainment for the entire family Selected from the world’s best. Star “Pep” Orchestra. Popular Prices. SOME PLACE TO GO.

ANOTHER PLACE TO GO

Total bal and Disbursements

receipts _ dur year

7,2’4.88 6,161.67

fOLUMBIA THEATRE

Final balance 1,053.21

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND

Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1924 __$13,396.19 Receipts during year 64,580.03

rhi» House of Class and Quality

130.00 110.00 170.00 137.50 127.40 130.00 212.50 155.00 66.00 180.00 100.00 105.00

-77,976-22 51,490.05

Final balance $26,486.17 TUTION FUND Bal on hand Jan. 1, 1924 __$12,629-25 Receipts- during year ’15,723.28

Total bal and receipts Disbursements dur year

28,352.53 14,108.78

Delaware County* Palatial Home of— PARAMOUNT PICTURES i ■ fij- Biugest Productions 20-35c Plus Tax. Continuous Magniflet-nt Pipe Organ

■VNOTHER PLACPT to GO

LYRIC THEATRE

Final

balance!,

DOG FUND

. Bal on hand Jan 1, 1924 io.00 | Receipts during vear ....

110.00

l/O.Oo , Total bal an dreceipts. 101.50 | Disburse during year ...

127.40 i 130.00 | 212.50 ! 155.00 I

$14,243 r 75 I

670.00 785.00

.1,455.00 642.10

Final bal

812.90

POOR FUND

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180.00 j 3- 0.00 | 75.00 54.25 117.00 100.00 75.00 124.00 13 1.25 162.50 61.75 137.50 212.50 172.00 80.95 162 50 265.00 150.00 108.00 125.00 77.50 250.00 150.00 55.00 150.00 127.46 165.00' 137.50 130.00 130.00 130.00 60.00 130.00 77.50 30.00

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