Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1923 — Page 2

DICATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT . Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller—Free, and Gen. Mgr. E. W. Kampe—Vice-Free. & Adv. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse—Sec’y and Bug. Mgr. Entered at the Poetofflce at •ecatur, Indiana, aa second class matter. Subscription Rates Single copies 2 cents One Week,by carrier ....... 10 cents One Year, by carrier ...... *5 00 One Month, by mall ........ 36 cents Three Months, by mall N*M< •• • 31.00 Six Months, by Mail $1.75 One Year, by mall 3.00 One Year, at office 33 00 (Prices quoted are within Bret and second sones. Additional postage added outside those zones.) Advertising Rates Made known on application. Foreign Representatives Carpenter & Company, 122 Michigan Avenue, Chicago Klfth Avenue Bldg., New York City N. Y. Life Building, Kansas City, Mo.! The weather is a little snappy but if you don’t have it during the next \ month or six weeks when will you?; It's not so bad if you have plenty of fuel but if the coal pile is small to start with it’s sickening how much it | reduces in one day. A local hardware concern yesterday shipped a car load of nails to, Columbia City and another ear to Sturgis, Michigan. Signs point to a busy season. Os course this shipment is assurance that in those local ities, a lot of building will be done the coming year. They are getting ready for it everywhere. Why not organize here and build fifty or a hundred homes? We are reasonably sure they will be rented or sold quickly. It’s time to act. The Indiana state board of finances it now comes to light has been forced to borrow an additional half million dollars to make ends meet. The money being secured from the Fletcher American national bank at Indianapolis and this makes a total of 32.465.00 U on which the state must pay interest. Os this 3340,000 was borrowed from the Purdue fund. No wonder the leaders are trying to avoid making it financial statement to the legislature | in the face of the fact that ajjpropria-1 tions of millions are being asked. Senator Batt, democrat, has intro-' duced a bill for a new tax law, pro viding for a limit on levies, make levies of more than SIO,OOO reviewable by county council on petition, provides for a budget, places fixing of tax levies on legislature as form-' erly, takes away horizontal powers of tax board and aboloshes county assessor's office at expiration of term, i The law has some excellent features and some which will not meet approval I of all. At least it should cause some : discussion of a very important sub- ! jcct. Representative Gottschalk frightened the republican leaders out of their boots yesterday when he moved that the governor produce contracts for work done and contemplated on I the Pendleton prison. Two republicans I voted with the forty-eight democrats' and three refused to vote and motion carried. A dozen conferences were held last evening to determine just I how the refractory republicans could be lined up. The democrats will insist that the prison can lie completed I for less than a million dollars by using prisoners and if the desired approp-l riation of several million is secured the responsibility will be entirely that of the republicans. Good state institutions is one thing but spending millions unnecessary is another and a mighty important Ane. —'■SV Any one who buys whiskey anywhere in this country is taking chances with disease, blindness and death. There is hardly any whiskey being sold. It is poison. It takes the health, the eyesight, or the life. The Wraband trade in liquor has pro daeod the worst villains and murder®TH the nation ever knew. They de- 1 'ibaratety offer what they know to be J Mwn. 'th,. UU | y g Cnl |j ne thing about 1 a bottle ot whkikey' is the glass ‘ •-vomiting {ro)n the to I stamps tg fraudulent and the ! "I' l frequently tedtjadly. Each per- < has hi g protection in his own * hnv it 1 Ww «etl aud not a . He can be warned and refuse 1 <J

to drink, no matter by whom he is offered ths drink or where No one knows the source of the liquor except the cutthroat who concocted it. The ' contraband trade is in the hands of '• men who cheat, steal, and kill. They represent huuumity ut its lowest level. . They are the most degraded lawbreakers ever known. Each person easily can protect himself. He will not be ’ compelled to drink the poison. That, > however, is not enough. Bootlegging [ is revealing an element which should > bo dealt with outside the prohibition ' laws. It is an element disclosed by prohibition as essentially dangerous to society. It would be dangerous in any society at any time. —Chicago Tribune. — —a Institute at Monroe Will Rival a Fair (Continued from page one) E. W. Busche; sth., hair-cut and I shave, given by C. E. Bahner, barber 10 ears white —Ist., Barred Flymouth 1 Hock cock, given by George 11. Rice: 12nd., Barred Flymouth Rock pullet, A given by S, McArhen; 3rd., 1 month’s I telehone rent, by Citizens’ Telephone | Co. Single ear yellow—lst., ribbon; 2nd. i ribbon. Single ear white—lst., ribbon. All corn exhibits must be of corn grown in 1922. Exhibits must be in place by 9 a.m. of January 24th. OwnI ershlp of corn will be retained by exhibitor. Premiums for Domestic Products For girls and women in Adams county. White bread —Ist., $1.25 cash; 2nd.. 2% lb. beef roast, given by Ed Fugate; 3rd., $.50. Graham bread —Ist., $1.25 cash' 2nd.. 2% lbs. beef roast, given by Ed Fugate; 3rd.. $.50. White cake — 2 lbs creamery butter, given by Cloverleaf Creameries; 2nd.. $.75; 3rd., $.50. Devils food cake—lst., 2 lbs. creamery butter, given by Cloverleaf cream cries; 2nd., $.75; 3rd., $.50. Angel-food cake—lst., $1.25; 2nd.. $.75; 3rd., 1 lb creamery butter, given ■ by Cloverleaf Creameries. Plate of 8 doughnuts—lst., $1.00; '2nd., $.75; 3rd., $.50. Special Prizes for Bread 25 lbs Perfect flour for best loaf of | bread baked from Perfect flour, given Iby Enterprise Store. 25 lbs. Loyalty flour, for best loaf of bread baked from Loyalty flour, given I by Home Store. 25 lbs. Mak Mor flour, for best loaf of bread baked from Mak-More flour. I given by H. T. H. Tabler. Girls Contest Plate of 8 chocolate drops—lst ar iticle worth $1.25; 2nd article worth. $.75; 3rd article worth $.50. Plate of 8 pieces Pen-u-che —Ist, ariticle worth $.75: 3rd article worth 50c. All exhibits must be in place by 9 i a.m. of January 24th. Those who gave premiums for corn and domestic science products show are as follows: Monroe State bank, $3.00; Monroe Grain Co., $2.50; Burk i Elevator, $2.50; Home store, $2.00; En ■ terprise store. $2.00; Herne Lumber jCo., $2.00; Liechty Bros, and Co., j 52.00; F. H. Tabler, $1.00; O. O. Hock |er, $1.00; Win. Stuckey, $1.00; Dr. Summers, $1.00; Ollie Heller, $1.00; Monroe Block and Tile Co.. $1.00; Elzey barber shop, SI.OO John Crist, .$1.00; L. Mills, $1.00; Clarence Davis. $1.00; John Farr, $1.00; J. N. Burk'head, SI.OO. The position of the earth seems jto have a slight but definite intlulence on the spots formed on the sun. FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW < Druggist Says Ladies Are Using Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur, Hair that loses its color and lustre, or when, it fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made, up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attractive, use only this old-time recipe. Nowadays we get this famous mixture improved by the addition of other ingredients by asking at any drug store for a bottle of “Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound,” which darkens the hair so naturally, >so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it' has been applied. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladies with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound Is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a low applications, it also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an appearance of abundance.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1923.

* JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP B —— OF JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP FOR ‘ YEAR ENDING DEC. 31. 1922. e ■ TOWNSHIP FUND j Receipts y ’’i Amount brought forward I 974.55 l 22 Martin Jaberg, Aud., June Dixt... 1071.24 L 28 Martin Jabcrg, And., To reimburse 10. W ’ l?\7arlhi Jabcrg, December Diat. .. 10J9.28 Expenditure* “ January . , ... 21 John WcndcJ, cleaning ditch 10.00 1 ,W 1 G. Kerr, Trajiffei* .11 I. A. Buckmastcir, xahry, and rent 55.00 ’3l Ilerne School Board, transfer*.. IBO.OU * J. Lute, Wabash drain .... 9.00 * r*L A. Buckmaster, saliry A rent 55.00 , .1 John M Amatuts. labor 15. W 1 23 W. H. Bradford, stamps 3.00 ' I* J. A. Buckmaster, salary A- rent 55.00 128 ‘f. A. Buckmaster, expenses .... 10.00 May I 2J. A. Buckmaster, salary & rent 55.00 . A. Buckmaster, salary A rent 55.00 26 Philip Harshbarger, labor. ...... 2.00 3(i Decatur Democrat Co., printing.. 109.49 \ V A. Buckmaater, salary A rent 55.00 6 i. A. Buckmastcr, expenses 50.00 20 I). H. Goble Co., supplies 18.00 • \ T A. Buckmaster, salary & rent 55.00 8 Frank Fogle, stake ditch J 00 12 Daniel Durbin, labor - 00 12 Benton Durbin, labor 3.50 28 1). <’. Wagner, cleaning ditch .... 2.80 September 41. A. Buckmaster, salary A rent 55.00 5 Transferred to Special School Fund 1100.00 15 I. A. Buckmastcr. salary A rent -4.85 29 John Wendcl, cleaning ditches .. 22.00 30 J. A. Buckmaster, salary A rent 30.15 October ~ n . 4 Ed. Kelly, cleaning ditch 11.9? 25 J. ('. L. Whiteman, stationary .. 1.70 November 10 J. A. Buckmaster, salary A rent 75.00 14 J. A. Bucktuaster, salary A rent, 15.00 23 Christ Zchr, ditch repair December 16 Berne Witness Co., printing . .. 98.9. 26 Fred Am, staking ditch 27 J. A. Buckmastcr. salary A- rent / 5.0(1 27 j. A. Buckmastcr, Pt. of expenses 65.00 27 Theo. Fetters, Advisory Board . . 5.00 27 Dan A. Rumple, do 5.00 27 John F. Teeter, do 5.00 ROAD FUND Receipts 1 Amount brought forward $ 547.78 22 Martin Jaberg, June dist 1275.51 December 15 Martin Jabcrg, Dec. dist 1247.15 Expenditures January 6 Highway Iron Pro. Co., Culverts 38.64 February 4 Ralph Roop, surveying road •• ■ • 24.00 17 Stephen Kenney, labor 4.50 April . 19 Andy E. Fickert, do /. 17.50 27 Homer Charleston, do 8.50 May 9 Winfield Brewster, do ... .fe ... . 9.10 12 Dayton Reinhart, do 305 16 Burley A. Hough,? do 20.00 24 Homer Charleston, do 4.10 24 Jesse Brewster, do 2.80 29 John Wendel, do 9.15 31 Frank Orndorff, do d.OO June 3 Homer Charleston, do 7.00 13 E. G. Butcher, do 11.00 15 Fred Miller, do 4.00 15 Roy Riffle, do 4.00 16 Wm. Wendcl, do 17.40 July 5 Ray Buckingham, labor 12.00 6 Dale Rockwood, de 11.25 8 Jacob Auh, do 2.00 21 Maynard Sapp, do 32.35 21 Orval Felver, do 31.00 26 Dayton Reinhart, do 4.00 August 2 Homer Charleston, do 4.00 4 James Kenney, do 27.80 August 5 John Marshall, labor 12.50 5 lames Murphy, do 31.50 5 J. P. Preston, do 24.00 5 C. M. Fetters, do 37.20 5 Grover Fetters, do 35.20 5 Frank Stump, do 10.00 8 Homer Charleston, do 18.50 9 John F. Uebolt. 23.25 11 Wabash Stone <*o., Wbne 122.62 12 Amos Steiner, labor 5.50 12 Herman Brunner, do 16.00 12 Raymond Becker, do 20.06 12 Joe Sapp, do 6.00 12 Jacob Ault, do 5.18 12 E. M. Grace, do 5.50 15 P. A. Caplinger, do 3.50 17 Emil Brunner, do 7.5» 17 E. C. Charleston, do 10.00 22 E. C. Lawrence, do 8-00 28 Gideon Riesen, do 20.00 28 Roy McDaniel, do 16.56 28 Scott McDaniel, do 18.00 28 W. S. Andrews, do 30.00 30 f. P. Preston, do 19.20 30 C. M. Fetters, do 13.00 30 G. C. Fetters, do l.i.O'i 30 P. A. Caplinger, labor 4.00 do 2.50 6 L. M. Sapp, do 48.15 15 Roy Riffle, do 3.15 27 L. Weaver, do 17.50 29 John Wendel, do 18.00 29 Gus Bollenbacher, do 21.50 October 12 Butler Woodruff, do 1-00 17 Frank Fogle, do 27 Hartly Burk, do 25.00 30 John Wendcl, do 7.00 30 Gus W. Bollenbacher, do 8.00 December 1 Samuel J. Fogle, do , 4.00 8 Harvey Lawson, do 20.15 16 Ira C. Lybarger. sand 3.0'» 16 Highway Iron Pro. Co., Culverts 40.96 16 A. Gottschalk, tile 41.80 16 Berne Witness Co., priming .... 2.40 18 (’has. ('. Abnet, pt payment road 300.06 21 Scott McDaniel, labor 8.00 23 Kiger & Co., road plow A culverts 65.09 23 Berne Supply Co., culverts 40.04 23 Jesse Ketchum, trip for lumber .. 1.00 26 Floyd Yaney, brick A plank .... 44.60 26 Berne Art. Stone (’<>., cement etc. 7.40 SCHOOL FUND Receipts January 1 Amount brought forward $3373.60 February 7 F. A M. State Bank, loan 1006.00 18 Bank of Geneva, Loan - 1000.00 April 6 Persuns buying old school property 829.09 May 8 Chas. Smitley, sale of school house 100.09 8 J. L. Amstutz, x /t acre school lot.. 40.00 June 22 Martin Jaberg, Aud., June dist. .. 6573.23 August 22 John Marshall, sale of old stove. . 6.67 i September 5 Transferred from Township Fund lUIO.OO 14 Liberty Tp. School Board, tian. 11.10 December 15 Martin Jabcrg, Aud. Dec. dist... 6339.83 ■ 23 Philadelphia Underwriters, in 13.00 23 Floyd Yaney, note A int 163.37 27 John F. Felty, tran. A transportion 527.84 ■ 29 Leanord Supply Co., freight .... 28.02, Expenditures January 5 Floyd Yancy, driving truck .... 35.00 6 Geneva Auto Co., 3 chassis .... 1604.58 6 Bank of Geneva, interest coupons 15.00 6 True Buckmastcr, insurance 57.80 6 Jeff Moser. Truck casing 32.75 • 7 Lewis Wendcl, driving truck ... 35.00 1 7A. E. Morehous A Son, supplies.. 167.53 . 10 Ed. Fennig, driving truck 29.75 10 C. A. Cook, insurance 42.00 5 12 Berne Equity Ex. Co., coal 35.86 • 12 Peter Bollenbacher, labor 2.50 17 Theo. Fetters, driving truck .... 35.(|0 ’ 1-7 Joe Robin, transporting pupils.... 35.00 1 17 F. A M. State Bank, interest .... 4.57 I 23 Bert C. Ellis/ insurance * 94.00 23 A. Flanagan Co., supplies 5.21 22 First Natl. Bank, interest 30.00 • 22 ; <)ld Adams Co., Bank, interest .. 15.00 • 28 Geo. W. Anspautfh, janitor 39.00 , 30 Ed. Fennig, driving truck 10.00 31 Berne Supply Co., supplies 23.00 5 February 3 3 Floyd Yancy, driving truck .... 35.00 4 Ed- Fennig. driving tr.uqk ...... - .25.00 4AJ K. Mbnehbuk S<jn; sut»pli^*».. ' 83«£4 » 4 I); A. Rumple, labor 1 I 3.‘98 3 7 The Progress, framing pictures-.. 22.20 . 11 Ed. Jacksouilicense 61.00 1 14 Wtp. Bollenbacher. labor 1.25 / 15 Theo, betters, driving truck .... 35.00 _» 15 Joe Robin, transportation pupils. . 43.75 r 23 Haywood Pub. Co., supplies 1.84 > 24 Ed. Fennig, driving truck 26.25 t 25 Theo. Fetters, driving truck .... 26.25 25 Geo. W. Anspatigh: janitor 19.00 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEE 28 Geneva Auto Co., supplies 75.00 r March 1 D. H. Goble Ptg. Co., supplies.. 100.00 1 Jeff Moser, tires and tubes .... 33.20 I 2 The Progress, framing commission 1.70 3 Floyd Yancy, driving truck ...... 35.00

» J J M. Zrmtutz. Üb«r »nd • 4 A. E. Morehou. & Son, nupphet. . L 4 Ed. Fennig, driving truck »•'? 1 Lewi. Wendel, do « UMWd Supply C-c, WPP *. ;;; $$ 5 Woodburn Co.. »ui>plie... ISX’S HI. L. McConnell, record deed .. 15 Ed. Fennig. driving truck W , 15 Thom»» t'barlc. < 0.. *•••’ s ln Theo. Fetter., driving truck .... J.J’ 21 First Nall. Hauk, interest coupon. I's ™ 35 Theo. Fetter., driving truck .... 1J- 1 ™ u 25 l>. J. McWhirter, freight I- 5 27 lien. W. An.paugh, janitor ’ 27 Ed. Fennig. driving truck *’• .W W. H. Ut.diortl .tamp. * , .11 Floyd Yaney. driving truck " .11 Lee Llndaey. du ,11 Theo. Fetter., do 000 U 'Ya. E. Morehou. & Son, »u|>|>lic».. 95.35 8 Ed. Fennig, driving truck ' H 12 Ed. Fennig. driving truck H u 15 Homer CkarlMton, labor 1 20 Huffman A Weaver, labor I I »21 Geo. W. Amqtaugh. janitor .... • 9 28 Floyd Yancy, driving Huck «•«*' 1 28 Erwin Doty, leaching I*" " J 29 Theo. Fetter., driving truck .... JS.tW May 1 3 Ernest Hicstand. teaching, janitor 173.32 , 8 (ie<». W. Anwaufh. janitor .... ' 9 Lee Lindsey, driving truck 3Xt ’ 10 Alda Snrungcr, teaching »u ' 10 Erwin Doty, attending institutes. . Jo.uu 13 A. F. Morehous A Son, supplies.. 52.69 15 W. K. Stewart Co., books 49.04 ’ 26 Helen Kenney, teaching 100.06 ’ 22 Geneva Auto Co., su|»plies 113.06 . June -z aa ' 2J.C. L. Whiteman, att. institutes /6.40 1 13 Christ Zehr, labor |/- 54 13 F. G. Harthbarger, do 10.00 1 22 First Natl. Bank. int. coupons JW.W 1 22 Bank of Berne, do 1J5.00 22 A. I. Moser A Co., supplies, int... 14.j4.49 ' 23 Kiger A Co., supplies 883.70 1 23 Alda Sprunger, alt. institutes .... 35.00 ’ 2“ F. A M. State Bank, int. coupons 330.00 1 27 First Natl. Bank, do WS.OO 1 27 Claudia Buckmaster, att. institutes 40.00 27 Helen Kennev, do ’{’•’J® 27 Katherine Glcndening. do 49.00 ' 29 Spangler Bros., supplies 58.6/ July 3 J. A. Long, supplies 2-./S ' 3 Bank of Geneva, int and. revenue 26.06 ' 6 First Natl. Bank, bonds and int... 1030.00 6 Bank of Berne, int. coupons . . . 90.Q0 7 Zimmerman Coal Co., fuel 414.80 11 F. AM. State Bank, int. coupons 45.00 13 E. S. Christen, expenses 10.41 13 F. AM. State Bank, int. coupons 30.00 13 Old Adams Co. Bank, do 30.00 14 W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., supplies.. 21.06 17 J. W. Snyder, att. institutes ... . 46.68 19 Fidelity-Phenix Fire In. Co., insur. 292.50 20 D. H. Goble Co., supplies 218.39 21 F. AM. State Bank, interest . . 63.00 21 F. AM. State Bank, int. coupons 15.00 26 F. AM. State Bank, do ........ 75.00 26 James Kenney, transpor. pupils. . 80.00 August 14 F. A M. State Bank, int. coupons 135.00 16 David Daily, labor 4.00 21 Zimmerman Coal Co., coal 97.5(1 21 Berne Supply Co., window shades 18.10 21 Farlow Bros., supplies 13.97 21 A. G. Briggs A Son., supplies .. 124.15 21 Geneva Lumber A Supply Co., Hum. 21.93 24 L. R. Boehm, supplies 17.00 24 Thomas Charles Co., supplies .. 2.45 31 Adam Saxman, supplies 27.41 September 2 M. P. Irwin, labor .• •• • 8 Garden Citv, Ed. Co., supplies. . 8.4 b 9 | esse Ketchum, labor 4.00 o Geo. W. Anspaugh, labor 19.50 12 C. A. Cook, insurance 16.00 12 True Buckmaster, do 33.00 25 Berne Lumber Co., supplies 23.85 25 Stengel A Craig, do 30.55 October 4A. E. Morehous A Sod, supplies.. 143.62 6 Geo. W. Anspaugh, janitor 50.00 6 Ed. Fennig, driving truck 35.00 6 Herbert Daily, do 35.00 6 John Marshall, do 35.00 6 Roy McDaniel, do 35.00 12 John Marshall, supplies 24.38 13 New Corydon Garage, supplies .. 34.75 13 John Hopp, wood 3-00 November 3 Herbert Daiiv, driving truck .... 35.00 3 David H. Daily, labor 9.98 3 Ed. Fennig, driving truck 35.00 3 Geo. W. Anspaugh, janitor .... 50.00 4 Philip Brewster, hauling fuel .... 7.25 4 Herman Brunner, do 5.29 4 Roy McDaniel, driving truck .... 35.00 7 Jesse Brewster, hauling fuel .... 7.22 9 John Marshall, supplies 14.12 9 John Marshall, driving truck .... 35.00 11 A. E. Morehous A Son, supplies.. 148.02 14 New Corydon Garage, supplies .. 17.05 16 Geneva Milling A G. Co., coal.. 302.22 lb Union Refining Co., oil 32.00 18 Ed. Kelly, hauling coal 3.54 18 John Del>olt, do 4.14 20 Geneva Auto Co., supplies 44.56 December 1 Herbert Daily, driving truck .... 35.00 1 Geo. W. Anspaugh, janitor .... 52.00 1 F. A M. State Bank, int. coupons 15.00 1 Henry R. Muth, repairs 4.40 2A. E. Morehous A Sons, supplies 32 ° 1 4 John Marshall, supplies 20.70 4 John Marshall, driving truck.... 35.00 4 Golden Compass Co., compass.... 3.05 6 Bank of Geneva, int. coupons.. 120.00 6 Ed. Fennig, driving truck 35.00 8 Roy McDaniel, do 35.00 13 D. J. McWhirter, freight 2.03 15 True Buckmaster, insurance .... 325.00 15 New Corydon Garage, supplies .. 31.26 15 Ind. Reformatory, brooms 4.75 16 F. A M. State Bank, int. coupons 315.00 16 A. J. Moser A Co., repair 60.02 16 B. of Ind. Aid for Blind, brushes 6.93 16 I. 1. Holcomb Mfg. Co., do .... 6.97 16 Denoyer Geppert Co., maps 32.95

Notice to Tax-Payers TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1922 Notice is hereby given that the taxes levied for the State, County, School and other purpsoes in Adams county, Indiana, are due and payable at the Treasurer's Office in said County, in tlie City of Decatur, in full or at option of taxpayer, one-half on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY, 1923, the same being MONDAY, MAY 7TH, 1923 The second half (in case the first half is paid when due), becoming due and payable on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1923, the same being MONDAY, NOVEMBER STH, 1923 The following table allows the rale of taxation on each ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS' WORTH OF PROPERTY", also on each poll in the several Townships and < oiporatic.ns in Adams county, Indiana, for the year 1922. When so much as one-half of the taxes charged to a taxpayer arc not paid, on or betore the 1* IRbl MONDAY IN MAY, the whole amount will become due and delinquent and the penalty attached. Poll Tax Z- = Z- '2'< !S : ? > : ■ c 1 h *4 n t- !hi®i »;a i h rj m - = i ® ' z: g £ 2 £ : = j, £ s g . 2 - ?i i. ■» ® < I * ° - * ■ o o’ , ~ ® i a 2 = S' — g c S — o ® »■ I ? c ~- Townships 2. ; ? . M o - 3 E 2. - M! «< §- !.8 - „. £ 2 q ; , rn £' s 3 I z ~js I £ o. a, j . j -■ x. ” c - ' ~ |z z: ® • J i 2 - ? ■ BS x ' H ''s ? ! m 3 ? I § ip* |2, 5 •a* •• «Lsls’ §* ; £ ! * I & * 1 ■ - Is h H ; m | 5 ■? , s r I 'I i z. I | :h H 3 >I . * ■■ j' J , ; = h 1 : '£ t . M ~ p 4 Itt I 2 Z : : : : I : : — • t : 1 : o i : c X u ~ “ I-• . • I : " : 1 : : t • Corporations : 5 E = a S c ■ . ill i • . .ci: i a.- i . x 2 Z, i I *■ ! i ; i : I i ! I ' i i • > ! !3 i ! i ‘, ! i ’ ’ -;* ' i ts -1 ! H i Hi I ■: I i! H 1 H i i li _jj_l k[ $ \i\\h r 1111 11 lull I 111 111 IH i I’il Union oTTiiTTrrTTi 1A 1 1.< ~ ft; ? ; urn . 217' 02 I- ft; TT ; S- : ' - ' „ 0 Root 02 OS 07 or, .005 W I.eeei.MtLoosL2l7l 55 313 01 16 25 03 'mil-'o -n ' 00 1 Preble 'O2 08 th 105 1.005 03 1.006' 004' 005 4, 1 7 51 *ll° OR ax ox ii mpal r* idm ’ IS ,rk Jf nd x 2! °Z I ?’■ <’•*’ i. 006 L 004 .005 '2i7l 51 04 1 0 20 U 1*74 50 r?> } ( ' Washington 02 OH <n or, 1.005 03 1.006 .0941 005 217' 25 313 05 10 ‘2l ni 1I! r 2 r I’no ! Kt. Mary’s 02 08 07 05 |.005 05 L006L004 .005 .217 53 *313 ? A 31 2 01 £2 I ' Blue Creek ,02 08 07 105 .005 03 .006 .001 005 .217 71 313 05 31 45 ar i 02 r? h ' Monroe 02 OS 07 iOS .005 03 I 006* 001 005 217 53 ’’l3 03 •» 1 ir b 7*l’S ! French 02 08 07 05 1.005 03 006 ’ 004 005’ ’ 217 58 313 K il In (.9 5° 50 ’a Hartford 02 08 07 05 .005 03 .005! .0041.005 .217 * 6 s "31’' 15 50 41 04 J’r® r 2 r? 1*22 ’ Wabhsn 02 08 07 05 1.005! 03 .006 .0041.005 217 51 312 03 '2 i.' 4 M? §2 }* > Jefferson . iO2 08 07 05 1.005 i»3 .006’.004! .0051 217 08 *3l 3 05 •’0 ex 1 n-» 52 !! ( ) Decatur*!loot Twp ! 02 08 07 05 ,005 ?j:; .006 .0041 005 217 55 * r? r« e-r V? 2 ' Decatur-Washington twpi 02 08 07 05 .005 03 .0061.004^005!’ 217 25 •1 ■’ I qZ !!r !»•?:{ 1.00! -•°2 J *22 ) Town of Monroe 1 02 OS 07 .05 .005 03 .006!.004!.005 217 53 ”313 ic ?? Ou i 3/? 7 . 100 ?*? Town of Berne !02 08 07 05 .005 03 1.006 .004 005 ’ 217. 53 ‘" J -r 1? 1'?. - lb 150 ) Town of Geneva O~ 98 07 |OS 1.0Q51 03 1,006 .004..005 .217{ 51 '313! 75 75 j | |• * 2 5 0 50 1 . 0 0 f •J JJ Particular attention Those who have lands and lots, or other property, in more than one townxhin mi.ut «> . n County Oiders cannot be paid to any person owing delinquent taxes All 1 1 lu ' / liey , have a receipt for all. The Books will POSITI VELY BW CLOSED on the FIRST MONDAY IN M IY suvh orders. Assignees, Guardian**, Administrators and others, who pay taxes on nron<?rtv n♦? kS > 1 MoN ls ,N NOVEMBER. * lllwl : sr: betore thß last £ew The Am <^ aT 8 ■ ZiyM.lmiH pc’oimc' b -R m H ’ AY l’ N '' EBUUAI;Y - “t 1" o'cdo.k a. in. h s " ,ere 18 no o ” i,un iur th **■ bui to t “ fo, " e 11 Tjie Treasurer will not be responsible for Penalties and cjiai-ges uiT Delinimpni*? 1 * on <Kec. 103.) th<! Per “°“ S P “ yi " S 5 AUDITORS SPECIAL NOTICE: Parties having Seined 2 attention at once, as the law requires the Sale of Property Mortgaged \f the pald. l<UUUerit wlil pleaa « Kive itiyment of said Interest then’ ’ Attest- , . T- *” HUGH D. HITE i Martin Jaberg, Auditor “ * J < ' 4 ' - - - Treasurer of Adams Counb -* .- - . g— b _ Decatur, Indiana

It Lumb.r' * S-V'Cv, 7 js 16A. Cott£**u«. fWP I '" 7.11 in 16 Bttn.- H»rtl'v«r<- Co.. 12.1$ >5 16 Lrhman Bro, *. <o " u , 1 A rr ... '-W • 0 Bfa ya . aei ? 1? II& * S&': o I# Oti» 1111*. l i* ul ! , * il *, U, T.‘“uo,'ii’: IM- I * o 0 21 First Natl. Bank. 201.0$ 921 Leonard .Supply < >'• • 11 , n , 51,0.00 0 32 Bank of Genrr«. bund * coupon, w ; ii o 23 Bank of Geneva. d<> •■■■■■;. , b . 25 21 Roy McDaniel, driving truck .••• 5 26 Raphael Borntiager. *>3J5 it 26 Floyd \aney, blackboard A • tjooo n 27 Heit C. Fill,, tnauratne • a 27 D. E. Anspauiii. hauling coal .. n 27 1. O. Teetera, do 2', (l 0 27 J. A. Long & Co., Hoor oil • j j s 0 27 11 Rieaen. battenea and bulb.. 0 30 U. J. Lute. Atty, fee J ’° J! > Receipts i> ’’’"Balance brought forward $366»0' a Jabcrg, January dist. W 4 -6, 4 23*F. h * M. State Bank,interest .... 29.93 1 A .P ri '. ... 7.33 n 1k &■ M. State Bank, interest .... I June . at j 1 F. ft M. State Bank, interest .... ) 22 Martin Jaberg, June dist i ’lk &M. State Bank, interest .... h- 48 I 3J U, Martin Jaberg, July dist 9 4 3.35 ! iT’lJbeny Tp. School Board, tran. 120.86 , October , I 18 K. Muhlenkamp. transfers 'as.to ) December . r 15 F. & M. State Bank, interest .... 15 Martin Jaberg. Dec. dist 29H-«5 Expenditures i ■’"""‘"t . L. Whiteman, teaching .. 10100 I 5 Erwin Doty, do « I 5 Alda Sprunger, do . J,, ~ > 6 Katherine (ileitdening, do 1 7 Ernest IMcstand, do i 7 Claudia Buckmaster, do ........ ’O.w > 13 Teacher’s Retirement Fund, Asses. ai .’i , 17 Helen Kenny, teaching ‘OO™ i 17 J. W. Snyder, do 116.70 I February , i .1 I. C. L. Whiteman, do i 3 Erwin Doly. do }* J® i .1 Alda Sprunger, do 'J i .1 Katherine Glendennmg. do ]’ '-0 , 3 Helen Kenny, do 0»-®» 3 I. W. Snyder, do 'IE' I i .1 < laudia Buckmaster, do I? .1 Ernest Hicstand, do 95 - 4 March i, a r2 Katherine Glendennmg. do 1-* ;' 3 J. C. L. Whiteman, do 9 ■ .1 Alda Sprunger, do 0-[‘ i 3 Helen Kenny, do HJO.OO 3 I. W. Snyder, do 3 Ernest Hiestand, do • J 4 6 ( laudia Buckmastcr, do 100.00 31 J. C. L. Whiteman, teaching .. 31 Erwin Doty, do 31 Katherine Glcndcnning, do J 4 • 31 Alda Sprunger, do jjjjjbj; 31 Helen Kenny, do J®?’?? 31 J. W. Snyder, du 31 Claudia Buckmaster, du 100.00 31 Ernest Hiestand, do 95—4 26 Jesse W. Snyder, teaching 100.00 28 J. C. L. Whiteman, du 191.00 28 Katherine Glendenning ,do 140.00 M ay 5 (laudia Buckmastcr, teaching .... 100.001 1 J u iy . I/. I 17 1. W. Snyder, teaching lfi-70 25 Teacher’s Ret. Fund. Board 22.14 i September 23 J. (’. L. Whiteman, teaching .... 100.00 | i October 1 5 B. Muhlenkamp, transfers 99.10! i 6 Erwin Doty, teaching 160.00 i 7J.C. L. Whiteman, teaching .... 91.00 i October • 6 Arveda Rumple, teaching 150.00 • 6J. W. Snyder, do 100.001 ! 6 Claudia Buckmaster, do 100.00 ? ! 6 Amos Ketchum, do 100.00 i 6 Helen Kenny, do 100.00 I 6 Raphael Bofntrager, do 95.24 ; » November ! 3 Erwin Duty, teaching 160.00 I 3J. W. Snyder, do 100.00 I .1 Raphael Borntragcr, do 95.24 I 3J. C. L. Whiteman, do 191.0<> » 4 Claudia Buckmaster, du 100.00 4 Amos Ketchum, do lOtt.OO ’ 4 Arveda Rumple, do 150.n0 • i 7 Helen Kenny, do 100.00 : i December I IJ. ( . L. Whiteman, do 191.00 I 1 Erwin Doty, du 160.00 • 1 Arveda Rumple, do 150.00 i 1 Amos Ketchum, do 100.00 j 1 Helen Kenny, do •. . 100.00 » 1 (’laudia Buckmaster, do 100.00 ) 1 Raphael Borntragcr. do 84.42 ) BJ. W. Snyder, do 100.00 I 27 John F. Felty, transfers 98.73 j Dog fund j Receipts j January l 1 Amount brought forward $ 447.00' ? March l 1 Persons owing dog tax 3.00 J ’ June j 23 James Snyder, Assessor, dog money 176.00 I

Dumber UXi dog us D>7.00 2J Hrwn* piiditurM Wd mte. Tre».. .«■ ,und Js ‘ , ’ o ° t"Dan SWSHIP KI ND Balatiw on )»»nd 2120.52 nJ“ipt» i, ... 30’5.07 Toull us Balance ».»d . 2614.02 pi,bur»6n>tnl» doftn* 680.45 Final Balance Balance on l>""d 2522.66 Receipt* during y«f o,u .... .1070 44 foul of Balance and Rc<ci|>u 159 _> gg Diahuraetnents during year |477 5(1 Ftna' al . j?( 65 Balance cm hand , 17732.15 Receipts during year • ■ ; 1 ‘ >1105.80 ■N.I of Balance and K«e">l. 17J)| ]5 pbburaementa during yc» _ 5772.65 Final 3tt900 Balance on hand 84.11.3.1 Receipt, during year 12100.33 Total of B»>ance and 7685.1« liiahiiracments during >c r _ .415.14 Final Balance i.-i-xi)' DOI- Fl 447 no Balance on hand .in6.no Receipt, during year • 813.00 lot.il of Balance and Roeift - , 5g (||) Dislrumemcnta during seat 455 M Fina! OF ALL FUNDS o]] 9(1 Balance on hand 4.11172.66 Receipts during yea R . ■ S4O1 g 4.64 Total of Balance and Receipts • s>Q.i6.i $ > Q .i 6 .i 84 Disbursements during yea SIOBOO.BO Warrant checks outstanding Dec. J;56 ]7 31 ’ ”” JESSE A. BUCKMASTER J Trustee Jefferson Township. ® Frank Uetz and wife called on W ni. Butcher and family Sunday afternoon. o Chas. Buehler made his regular weekly trip to Portland Saturday. RABYSCO!.DS U without “dosing" bv use of visits Over 17 Million 'an U>ed Yearly

The Farmer’s New Year Just as this bank has stood by the farmer when crops were poor, and while prices are so low, so it has resolved to go with him every step of the way through the new year. • We mean to do all within our power to help each farmer, who will use this bank, to benefit by the better times which seem to be just ahead. Old Adams County Bank I ■ •”

ADVERTISED LETTER, I Mr. George Carpenter, Mr »... I Brown. Mr Erneat Browuell MB M. Oliver. Mrs. Inez Hell er 1 Herman Gerke. Mrs. j eno Z‘ ” ■ Mrs. H. M. Habbagger, M ra g|/. e ’ ■ Borne, Mrs. J. C. Barkley. Mj BB H laoug, Estellu Hackey, a, W. ■ James Hart, E. A. Beach Sons B Bowan, Rev, Chas. Smith -jj’ B iagor, P- M. ' ” 14 1 snuffy cold?\ j| I MENTHOLATUM j | clears the nose J i I I 2Don’t neglect it I Stop that cough now with thia I simple trsatment that huda ofi ■ the development of eerioua ail- I ments. It soothes Inflamed, ten. | defr tiaenea, loosens hard-packed I phlegm and breaka the cold, I Now—atop that cough in tune I —ask your druggist for I DR. KING’S I v -asynffixcougßStyt, j