Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 64, 11 January 1910 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PAL. LADIUM AST) SUX-TELKGKAJI, TUESDAY, .TAM'AKY 11, 1SUO.

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Arrow COLLARS having flexible bending points DO NOT CRACK 15c each, 2 for 25c ChMtt. Paabody & Co.. Makar ARROW CUFFS, 25 cents a Pair At Local Theaters "The Clansman." The attraction at tho Gennett tonight will be 'The Clansman." For more than four years past, the press of the entire country has published more about this play than has probably ever been written before about any other drama. The play does its own advertising. The appeal of "The Clansman" is so great that nothing can stop its full tide of success. Even those who do not agree with its sentiments are compelled to acknowledge its tremendous power. The Louisville Courier Journal had a neat little comment on the attitude of some papers! that are, not published in the South: "Some of the Eastern papers have seen fit to say caustic and scurrilous things about 'The Clansman.' May it not be true that Mr. Dixon's play gets viuder the hide and stings?" "The Three Twins." The seats are now on sale for the big production Thursday night at the Gennett of the "Three Twins." The book is founded on the old farce, "Incog," famous for its laughs for the past twenty years. The libretto is the work of Mr. Charles L. Dickson, who was prominently identified with the presentation of "Incog" for so many years. The lyrics are by Mr. Otto A. Hauerbach, and the music by Mr. Carl Hoschna. The new production will be in two acts, and a strong cast has been gathered together by Mr. Gaites for the presentation. It includes Mr. Thomas Waif fen, favorably known here for his excellent work with comic opera successes; Miss Florine Sweetman, whose work attracted considerable attention and who is known as one of the best dancers on the musical stage; Helen Du Hols, Elsie Mynne, Eveleen Dunmore, Mr. Edward Wade, Hugh Fay, Henry Schumann-Heink, John Abbott, Neil Kelly, Russell Lennon and others. In gathering together the members of his company Mr. Gaites retains as many of the favorites as could consistently play the parts. Gus Schlke, of course, did the staging for "Three Twins," and this in itself assures brilliant novelties both in .pictures and in dancing. The production is a most lavish one in every way and no effort has been spared to make "Three Twins" a fitting success. "The Chorus Lady.". Rose Stahl, the famous heroine of James Forbes's wonderful play, of stage life, "The Chorus Lady," comes 1o the Gennett tomorrow evening. The play, under Henry B. Harris's management, appeared in one season at the Savoy, Hackett, Garrick and Hudson theaters in New York, a feat never performed before and one which will scarcely be duplicated in the near future. "The Chorus Lady" when announced for production at the Savoy theater with Miss Stahl as the star, created only a mild ripple of interest, as both star and author were at that time practically unknown in New York. The morning following the production Miss Stahl found herself an established star. Forced out of the Savoy by previous bookings, Miss Stahl, flying in the face of theatrical superstition, which predicts failure for a production moved from one theater to another, found shelter for one week at the Garrick theater, and was then transferred to the Hackett, where she achieved the longest run of any play or star presented that season. A four months' engagement at Powers' theater, Chicago, followed, j and was succeeded in turn by long engagements in other cities, so that when the play closed in Boston two years later in order to give the star a much needed rest, she had placed to her credit a record of ninety-four consecutive weeks to record-breaking business. "The Blue Mouse." In his latest play, "The Blue Mouse," an adaptation from the German, Clyde Fitch is said to have proven himself a master of the purest forms of farce. Mt. Fitch, who has to his credit thirty original plays, and about twenty adaptations, styles his most recent effort a "farcial comedy." New Yorkers have termed it a "knock-out." Although a phenomenal success in Germany and France, where the piece is still running after two years, it was not until last season that America was treated to the play that, predictions say, will prove the most laughable farce ever presented, and that the metropolis took it, figura 0;sq All taYear Round America's Health Resort CI. Ckmm Cinral titer lift Cora RHEUMATISM ui m kitss us tuD mum. Mv. Ctomem ttyj;lhtriil!y Mtuatd mties from IHt roit. Through train frra a'l dlrmtioiu. Detroit aba"ba etrtfl cars er ti:r hour IfcsJnteti Bssk if Mt. Clessss UiM Fret IMrta P. R. EASTMAN.

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tively, to its bosom is shown by the fact that it ran continuously until September last. "The Blue Mouse" has no moral to tell , but aims to amuse and Mr. Fitch has crowded as much fun into the three acts as could be done. As usual, he has conceived not only original and unique types, but novel scenes. The leading character, Paulette Dovine, a "vawderville" "Salomer," known as "The Blue Mouse" is a creation, distinct and lasting. She is neither good nor bad. Ashton Steveus, in the New York Evening Journal, calls he "benignly tough." As played by Miss Beatrice Noyes, one of the most winsome and gracious actresses of the day, "The Blue Mouse" becomes a sort of glorified devil. Another odd type is that of an old German woman whom the "Mouse" for "$25 per," employs as her mother. Then, too, the president of the InterState Railroad, who likes every pretty face, is nother hewn-from-the-rock type. This propensity give3 rise to most of the complications. Rollett, his secretary, wants to be made division superintendent, an dhe pays "The Blue Mouse" to impersonate his own wife and flirt with Lewellyn in order to wheedle the promotion from him. The trick is turned and the mixups

that follow are too many to describe. Of course, the real Mrs. Rollett is drawn into the trouble as well as Mrs. Lewellyn, not to mention Rollett's father-in-law, "The Blue Mouse's" lover from 'Frisco, and "the Old Boy." "The Blue Mouse" will be seen at the Murray theater tonight. STOMACH MISERY Get Rid of That Sourness, Gas and Indigestion. When your stomach is out of order or run down, your food doesn't digest. It ferments in your stomach and forms gas which causes sourness, heartburn, foul breath, pain at pit of stomach and many other miserable symptoms. Mi-o-na stomach tablets will give joyful relief in five minutes; if taken regularly for two weeks they will turn your flabby, sour, tired out stomach into a sweet, energetic, perfect working one. You can't be very strong and vigorous if your food only half digests. Your appetite will go and nausea, dizziness, biliousness, nervousness, sick headache and constipation will follow. Mi-o-na stomach tablets are small and easy to swallow and are guaranteed to banish indigestion and any or all of the above symptoms or money back. Fifty cents a large box. Sold by druggists everywhere and by L. H. Fihe. For constipation there is no remedy so satisfying as Booth's Pills 25 cents. Try a box and you will say you have found the ideal laxative at last. fin n U U (flammcp mn-v-Me) Cures catarrh or money back. Just breathe it in. Complete ontfit, including r'"tl"' 1- Extra bottles 60c. Druggists. ARE FIGHTING PLAY St. Paul Colored People Present a Petition Against "The Clansman." TENDS TO INCITE RIOTS St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 11th. The state of Minnesota may ring down the curtain on "The Clansman," Thomas Dixon, .Tr.'s sensational play. A peti tion signed by two hundred of St Paul's leading colored citizens, pre sented to Governor Eberhart today, asked that the play be barred from the state of Minnesota, on the grounds that it incites race hatred and tends to create riot. The petition states that "The Clansman" has been barred from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Atlan ta, Ga., Washington, Buffalo and many other cities. The movement against the play here is headed by Frederick L. McGhee, a prominent colored attorney, and close friend of the late Governor John A. Johnson. Try Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat flour Makes dandy cakes with the genuine flavor. Ask your grocer. TRUSTEE'S REPORT TO ADVISORY BOARD. Of Green Township, Wayne County, Indiana, by William E. Brown, trustee. ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF TOWNSHIP TAX FUND. By the trustee of Green Township, Wayne County, Indiana, from Jan. 1st, 1909 to Dec. 31st, 1909. Receipts. Jan 6, amount on hand at date of last report $1,567.61 Jan 25, amount received from county treasurer 442.28 July 12, amount received from county treasurer .. 260.92 Amount received from all oth er sources 17.74 Total receipts township fund. $2,288.55 Total expenditures since last report $1,249.5 Balance $1,039.0 Expenditures. Jan 12. W M Helm ad board salary $ Jan 12, Columbus Reynolds ad board salary Jan 2C, F A Williams stove Feb 18. Morning ws, printing annual report Feb 19, G H Goble, printing county stationery ......... 5.00 00 16.50 4.10

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Feb 26. J D Adams & Co, field book Feb 19, Geo Coffin, gravel diet No. 3 Feb 23, W Piehe sup sal .... Feb 1, H Davis ad board sal Feb 5 Addison? St Myer postage stamps March 9, O H Scantland gravel district No. 4 April 13, G Kelley sup sal April 19 Item News Co, printing annual report May 4, Arva Study, office rent May 11 W E Brown salary.. June 4, Douglas Bosler, two boiler shells June 11, W Piehe sup service June 22. J W Barlow voucher book July 3. W E Brown trus sal.. July S, S D Kieger advisory board reports July 13, Claude Keever transfer school children July 29, Charles Harris transfer school children July 29, Henry Nichols, transfer school children Aug 20, A St Myer stamps. . . . Sept -1, W E Brown, trustee's salary Oct 2, Thomas H Catey, supervisor's service June 22, Daisy Conway grav. . Feb 4. A H Nichols, freight.. Oct 15. G W KelJey sup ser. . Nov 5, O G Davis office rent Nov 5, O G Davis twp supplies Nov 23, W Piehe, sup service Nov 30, T Catey, sup service Nov 30, J H Beard sup service Dec 13, W E Brown trus sal. . Dec 23, W .Tessup, atty fees.. Dec 27. C S Keever, sup supplies Dec 30, J D Adams & Co, tools and office supplies Dec 31, W E Brown, handling books Oct 26, Morning News, annual

! 7-J 3.50 12.00 i 5.00 2.00 6.50 12.00 15.40 5.00 125.00 50.00 8.00 1.54 125.00 ' 15 i i 14.00 ; I 9.75 3.00 J 125.00 ! i 20.00 . 7.6 j 5.;:o I SS.00 ; 17.00 j 2.31 j 76.00 j 61.00 i 120.00 ! 125.00 30.00 4.40 74.95 5.00 2.00 report ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF LOCAL TUITION FUND. By the trustee of Green township, Wayne county, Indiana, from January 1st, 1909 to December 31st, 1909. Receipts. Jan 6, amount on hand at last report $ 190.63 Jan 25, amount of common school fund received . . . . 1,012.37 July 12, amount of common school fund received . . . . 1,287.33 Amount of Com school fund ree'd from all other sources 145.99 Total receipts local tuition fund $2,636.32 Total expenditures since last report $1,667.99 Balance 968.33 Expenditures. Jan 29 Aimie Tschaen, teach ing school 90.00 Jan 29, Ida F Packer, teaching school 60.00 Jan 29, Maude Morris, teaching school 60.00 Jan 29, Helen Helm, teaching school 6S.0O Jan 29, Earnest Borton, teach ing school 46.20 Jan 29, Stella Colvin, teaching school 46.90 Feb 26, Aimie Tschaen, teach ing school 90.00 Feb 26, Ida F Packer teaching school 60.00 Feb 26, Maude Norris teaching school 60.00 Feb 26, Helen E Helm, leach ing school 68.00 Feb 26, Earnest Borton, teach ing school 46.00 Feb 26, Stella Colvin, teach ing school 45.40 March 26, Aimie Tschaen, teaching school 90.00 March 26, Helen Helm, teach ing school 68.00 March 26, Maude Norris, teaching school 60.00 March 26, Ida F Packer, teach ing school 60.00 March 26, Stella Colvin, teach ing school 45.40 March 26, Earnest Borton teaching school 46.20 Oct 8, Lola B Oler, teaching school 5S.00 Oct 9, Mabel Aschbacker, teaching school 40.00 Oct 29, Mabel Aschbacker, teaching school 40.00 Nov 5, Bessie Meadows, teach ing school 54.20 Nov 5, Stella Colvin, teaching school 54.42 Nov 5, Mae Green, teaching school . . 60.00 Nov 5, Helen Helm, teaching school 70.00 Nov 5, "Charles O Williams teaching school 100.00 Nov 13. Lola B Oler, teaching school SS.00 Dec 24, Helen E Helm, teaching school ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. By the trustee of Green township, Wayne county, Indiana, from January 1st, 1909, to December 31st, 1909. Receipts. Jan 6, amount on hand at date of last report $ 205.S0 Jan 25, amount received from county treasurer S15.S0 July 12, amount received from county treasurer 792.63 Amount received from all other sources 10.613.27 Total receipts special school fund $12,427.50 Total expenditures since last report $11,930.84 Balance 496.66 Expenditures. Jan 8. Z Brown, driv sen hack 5.00 Jan 15, J H Kenworthy, jan.. 10.00 Jan 19, O II Seantlaud, wood 4.00 Jau I'f,, M N Borror, driving school hack 10.00 Jan M N Borror, driving school hack 41.03 Jan 29, J H Ken worthy, jan.. 10.00 Jan 29, Oran Cates. driving school hack . . 28.60 Feb 2. Z Brown, driv sch hack 23.60 (Feb 9, .Toe Outland, driving school hack 22.20 Feb 12, fl N Borror. driving

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Feb 12, J H Kenworthy, jan.. 10.00 Feb 19, Oran Cates, driv hack 28.60 Feb 23, M N Borror. driv hack 26.40 Feb 24. Mary Dickinson, teaching music 28.00 Feb 26. Z Brown, driving hack 28.60 Feb 12, J H Kenworthy. jan.. 10.00 March 2, James Dauglierty, driving hack 15.00 March 12, J II Kenworthy. jan 10.00 March 19, O H Scantland wood 4.00 March 23, Wm Hollingsworth, coa 1 6.35 March 26. Roy Stephens blacksmithing 19.93 March 26, Oran Cates, driving hack 28.60 March 26, Joe Outland, driving hack 44.40 March 26, Henry Farmer, driving hack 54.00 March 26, Wm Clements, driving hack 9Q.00 March 26. Zeri Brown, driving hack 2S.60, March 27, Ainie Tschaen, insti 13.r March 2ij, Helen E. Helm, Inst. 1.V2U March 2U, Maud Norris, Inst. O.oo March L'ti, Ida Packer, Inst y.oo March 2i, James Daugherty, driving hack 85.71 March 2ii. Stella Colvin institute and janitor 25.14 March 'f , M. N. Borror, driving hack 5,;.n) March 26, Alva Study, hauling children 1S.75 March 'Jj, William E. Hinshaw hauling children 12. March 2i, Earnest Borton, institute and janitor 15.12 March 20 J H Kenworthy Jan ll.H March ;;, Mary Dickinson, music teaching 14.!o April 2, Roy Stephens, sheltering hacks, i3.r,0 April 12, Howard Davis, school supplies G..5K April 13, Merton Catey. water privilege 7.00 April 1!. Eular Clark, commencement music 16.00 April 19. W. H. Bartel, school supplies 4.S0 April 23, John W. Zerba, com mencement address 6.00 May 11, James Howarth, man uscripts 13.00 June 7, Wilson Shields, mov ing cement walk 3.00 July 13, Claude Keever, com mencement programs 14.05 Aug. 14, J. Bendfeldt & Sons building school house No. 2 500,00 Aug. 17, H. C. Kauffman, build ing school hous No. 4 1200.00 Aug. 23, Z Bendfeldt & Sons building school house No. 2 500.C0 Aug. 20 Arthur Nichols, freight on furnace 3S.11 Aug. 27, Arthur Nichols freight 40 Sept. 3, Claude Baldwin, rep on clocks 0.50 Sept. lo. Milton Woolley, Ins. school house No. 2 55.00 Sept. lO. Milton Woolley, not. fees 1.H) Sept. 10. Milton Woolley, vault school house No. 2 20.50 Sept. IO Arthur Nichols, freight on coal 37.15 Sept. lo Arthur Nichols freight on heater 2.S7 Sept. 17, H. C. Kauffman, BIdg Sch House No. 4 161.49 Sept. 27, First National bank, printing bonds 20.05 Sept. 20, C. C. & I,. Rail road, express bonds and seal N Oct. 5. W. N. Johnson, rep. roof on school house 10.o Oct. 5. Clyde E. Martin, haul ing coal and wood 22.50 Oct. 0. Milton H. Woolley, in surance school house No. 4 120.00 Oct. 0, Henry Kamp, music and drawing 7.00 Oct. 7. Wilson Shields, cement ing and cleaning, Sch No. 4 2S.15 Oct. 4, Thos. A. Oler, placing seats, schools Nos. 3 & 4.. 2.00 Oct. S. Ralph Rose, cleaning school house No. 4 19.50 Oct. 9, Geo W Kelley, cleaning school house No. 4 20.00 Oct. 12, Roy Stephens, repair ing hacks 29.85 Oct. 20. O. P. Cain hauling school supplies 1.70 Oct. 20. O. P. Cain, freight and hauling sch. sup 7.30 Oct. 26. Palladium Printing Co. printing contracts sch. No. 4 28.40 Oct. 20, Morning News, ptg con 28.27 Oct. 29, Zeri Brown, hauling auu seiimg seals .oo Oct. 30, Wilson Shields, build ing fence, dist. No. 3 6.40 Oct. 30 American Warming and Ventilating Co, heat plant.. 1950.00 Nov. 1, Z. Bendfeldt & Sons build, sch. house No. 2 1030.00 Nov. 2, H. C. Kauffman, build ing sch house No. 4 1S05.71 Sept. 10, Z. Bendfeldt & Sons, build, sch. house No. 2 200.00 Nov. 9, H. C. Kaufman, build. sch. house No. 4 1125.00 Nov. 2 Columbus Reynolds, papering and varnishing .... 36.4" Nov. 5, Douglas Bosler, coal . . 70.o, Nov. 5, Oliver G. Davis sch sup 3.54 Nov. 5. Oliver G. Davis rent of church 4. Nov. 5, Elias Study driv hack 20.00 Nor. 5, Ralph Rose, janitor 26.05 Nov. 6, Zeri Brown, driv hack and hauling gravel 33.45 Nov. 9. Oran Cates. driv hack 30.00 Nov. 12, Norma Martin, clean school house No. 2 3.00 Nov. 12. Arthur Nichols, ex press water container 65 Nov. 13, Wilson Shields, ce menting cellar 23.90 Nov. 13, O. E. Dickinson, clock 5.00 Nov. 15. Henry F. Kamp, mu sic and drawing 20.00 Nov. 16 L N. Borror driv hack 75.00 Nov. 16, A- H. Nichols, exp Nov. 16 Ralph Rose, jan.-... 5.00 Not. 19.0. P. Cain, hauling freight l.Oi Nov. 23. Oran Cates. driv hack 22.5o Nov. 30. M. N. Borror. driv hk 14.40 Dec. 3. M. N. Borror. driv hk . . .tX Dec. 3. Ralph Rose, janitor . . H.00 Dec. 4. Geo W. Kelley, driv hk 30. Dec. IO. Elia Study, driv hk. . 2ui IDee. 13, Zeri Brown, driv hack . Dec. 13, A. H. Nichols, frt .47 Dec 17. Oran Cates, driv hk. 45.00 Dec. 17, M. N. Borror. driv hk 0O.v Dec, 22, Ralph Rose, jan ser. . loo I Dec. 22. Harry Roller car wat S.oo Dec. 21. Milton Woolley. j.Ijk? and labor j.r, Dec 24. Roy Stephens, repair school hacks 11.90

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o a Dec. 30. J. I. Adams & Co. ! school supplies 27S.1S . Dec. 31, Wayne Co. Lumber Co. door 2.35 Dec. 2 . W. S. Kaufman A: Sou architect No. 2 and No. 4... 4 J5.C Dec. 23. H. C. Kaufman & Sons i build Wmsburg sch house.. 415.Hj Dec. 23, G. O. Ballinger, print ing bonds 10.75 Deo. 2:, Z Bendfeldt & Sons, building house No. 2 21.s ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF ROAD TAX FUND By the trustee of Greene Township, Wayne County, Indiana, from Jan. 1st, 1900, to Dec. 31st, 1909. Receipts. Jan. 0, Amount on hand at date of last report $095.o3 Jan. 25. Amount received from County Treasurer 27. S3 July 12. Amount received from County Treasurer 1012.45 Total receipts Road Tax Fund 1735.31 Total Expenditures since last report : 4.82.2.8 , Balance 1253.03 Expenditures. April 12, Howard Davis, nails 3.18 May II. Frank Oler. ditch rd 2.50' Aug. 20. Wilson Shields, build ing cement bridge --.--t Sept. lo, Milton Woolley, lum ber for culvert form 14.2, Oct. 11. Paul Williams, shov eling gravel Dist. No. 1 1.88 Oct. 15, Asbury Cain, putting in boiler shell Oct. 20, Frank C. Williams, gravel Dist. No. 1 IVlo Oct. 21, Madison Oler, shov eling gravel. Dist. No. 4.... 3. Oct. 21, John Roller, shoveling crave! Dist. No. 1 Nov. 9. William Boyd.gravel District No. 1 I.2j Nov. 9. Fred Kenley. shoveling ! gravel, District No. ... i Nov. 12. James F. Pugh. haul- I ins: boiler shell 4.'Nov. 12. Geo. G. Davis, gravel Dist. No. 4 23.oo: Nov. 15, O. G. Davis, gravel District No. 1 T..OO Nov. 19, James M. Ladd, gravel District No. 4 92. 40 Nov. 20. Carl Coggshall. gravel District No. 4 l-. Nov. 29. Henry Trotter, gravel District No. 1 Nov. Harvey Davis, gravel District No. 3 li.m Nov. 30, John Davis, gravel District No. 4 2...00 Dec. 7, C. E. Martin, shoveling gravel District No. 1 o.OO Dec. 10, Wm. Pegg, gravel Dis trict No. 1 and 2 2.. Dec. IO. Milton Catey, gravel District No. 1 l-80 Dec. 11, O. H. Scantland. build ing bridge and road 20.10 Dec. 17, Alonzo Farmer, shovel ing gravel District No. . . . .o Dec. 24, Milton Woolley, lum.. 11.20 Dec. 24, Manlove Stegall, gravel District No. 2 SO Dec. 24, E. B. Swain, gravel District No. 2 0.SO Dec. 27. Henry Holzapfel, boiler shell 55.O0 Dec. 29, Anderson & Hollingsworth, cement for culverts 35.75 Dec. 31, Wayne Co. Lum. Co. sewer tile 19.21 Dec. 31 Wm. Hollingsworth, cement 13.00 ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF STATE FUND. By the Trustee of Greene Township, Wayne" County, Indiana, from Jan. 1st, 1909 to Dec. 31, 1900. Receipts Jan 6 Amt on hand at date of last report Jan 23 Amt received from County Treasurer 362.03 July 12 Amt received from County Treasurer 517.92 Total receipts Miscellaneous Fund Total Expenditures since last report Expenditures. Dec Z Mae Green teaching Dec 3 Helen E Helm teaching Dec SCO Williams teaching SS0.33 SS0.53 CO.OO 70.00 100.00 34.40 72.60 r.3. 20.00 2 00 fcO.si ,34.40 C3.40 100.0U Dec Dec 3 Stella Colvin teach... 3 Bessie Meadows teat h Drf 3 Mabel Aschbacher teat h Dec S H F Kampe teaching Dec 22 II F Kuiiipe teaching. . D-e 22 Mae M Greene teach Dec 24 Stella Colvin teaching Dec 24 Bessie Meadows teach Dec 24 C O Williams teaching Dec 24 Mabel Aschbacher teaching Dec 24 Helen Helm teaching. Dec 24 Lola B VDlcr teaching 40.63 3V0 ANNUAL REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. ON AC-.

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COUNT OF DOC TAX FUND By the Tru.-t e of Greene Township Wayne County. Indiana, from Jan 1st 1909 to lh-c. 31 st. 1909. Receipts. Jan. 6 Anst on hand at last . l , II llirili ....... ...a..... t May 11 Anit collections from Township Assessor Anit. received from prosecutions and all other sources Total receipts IK.g Fund Expenditures for the year .. Balance due the township ... Total Expenditures. Mar 2 D S Coe dog fund Jul ICE Ham sheep killed by dogs 97.00 3.00 ; 222.65 i 34.65 ; ISS.W 222.65 J 22.65 12.00 SERVICE ACCOUNT OF TRUSTEE Greene Township. Wayne Co.. to Wil Ham E. Brown, Trustee, Dr. Mav 11 Trustee Salary 125.00 1 July 3 Trustee Salary 125.00 Sept 4 Trustee Salary 125.00 Dec 13 Trustee Salary 125.00 State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: The undersigned, being duly sworn, on oath, says that the above account is true and correct as he verily believes. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 4th day of Jan.. 1910. President Advisory Board. Summary. Township Fund Receipts $2.2SS.55; expenditures. $1,219.50; balance on hand $1,039.05. I-ocal Tuition Fund Receipts $2.636.32: expenditures $1,667.99; balance on hand $968.33. Special School Fund Receipts

$12,427.50; expenditures $11,930.84; balance on hand $496.66. ! Road Fund Receipts $1,735.31: ex-1 ppnditures $182.2S; balance on hand, $1,253.03. State Tuition Fund Receipts. $.- ; 53; expenditures $$S.53; balance on hand, nothing. j

log Fund Receipts $222.K.; expon - ditures $31.65; balance on hand $1. State of Indiana. Wayne County, ss: I. William K. Brown. Trustee? of (ireen Township, in said County and State, do solemnly swear that the various sums with which I am charged in the foregoing report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various items of expenditure credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any iortion thereof has been retained by or repaid to me or to any other person within my knowledge, and that I have received no money or article of value in consideration of any contract made by nie as such Trustee, and that the above and foregoing report is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Wiliiam E. Brown. Township Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me.

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this 4th day of Jan. 1910. President of the Advisory Board Examined and approved by us. this 4th day of Jan., 1910. Columbus Reynolds. Win. II. Helm, Advisory Board of Green Township, Wayne County. GEM METT TOMORROW NIGHT Rose Stahl In James Forbes Greatest Comedy The Chorus Lady A Strong Rival to "The Traveling Salesraaa" PRICES 50. 75. $1. $1.51 SEATS NOW GEMMETT Seats Now Selling lor "Three Twins" ; ; i i ! : ENORMOUS COMPANY BIG ORCHESTRA Prices -23. 50. 75. $1 and $1.50 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Kl U RRAY'S APPROVED VAUDEVILLE WEEK OF JANUARY 10. Except Tuesday) THE GYPSY SERENADERS 4 Other Big Acts 4 MATINEE. 2:30; any seat. 10c. EVENING

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15 and 20c. Lose seats. :ac. The Play Have Been Eagerly Awaiting Troop of Cavalry Horses The Cave Den of the Ku-Klux-Klan Gallery 25c 75c, $1, Boxes 51.50