Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 35, 20 December 1912 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TEL EG R A 31. FRIDAY, DECE3IBER 20, 1913.

DISTRIBUTE FUNDS OVER THE COUNTY Sum of $162,507.91 Is Apportioned Richmond Gets Major Share.

APPORTIONED MONEY

City of Richmond Drew Part of Its Big Share Earlier in the Year.

All money due the to wry., nips, corporations and school crwfjjorations except state tuition an local tuition will be distributed tomorrow by the county auditor and. Vounly treasurer. The state and '..al tuh'ion cannot be distribute" ntil after th last Monday in Jan y, 1913. .he total amount to be distributed is $162,507.91, of whk-h amount the share of the Richmond city corporation and Richmond school corporation is $101,998.66. However, of the total amount, $39,600 has been advanced, $25,000 having been advanced to the city of Richmond, and $10,400 to the Richmond school corjioration. The residue, $4200 has been advanced to various townships. The amount advanced will be subtracted from the total amount which those townships or corporations should have received tomorrow. Richmond city will be given $49,271.97 tomorrow. The total amount due the city was $74,271.97, but an advance of

$25,000 was asked and given some time j in November. j Of this $49,271.97, City Controller! McMahan expects to have $30,000 left J at the end of this year. Other officials state that it will be impossible to have j this amount left after the pay roll, the city's amount of public improvements, and other debts are paid. The school corporation of Richmond was to have received $27,726.69 but owing to the advance of $10,400, it will receive $17,326.69. Sums Apportioned. The total amounts of other distributions follow: Abington township, $908.19; Boston township, $1,579.43; Center township, $2,965.32; Ciay township, $2,616.71; Dalton township, $2,186.15; Franklin township, $2,669.71; Greene township, $2,645.40; Harrison township, $1,653.27; Jackson township, $1,184.47; 'Jefferson township. $3,114.54; New Garden township, $4,353.51; Perry township, $2,089.12; Washington township, $2,617.09; Wayne township, $13,040.05; Webster township, $2,127.23; Boston corporation, $111.61; Cambridge City corporation, $0,918.73; Centerville corporation, $1,768.97; Dublin corporation $1,270.10; East Germantown corporation, $185.57; Fountain City corporation, $571.07; Hagerstown corporation, $2,287.35; Milton corporation, $1,109.50; Mount Auburn corporation, $62.95; Spring Grove corporation, $443.14; Whitewater corporation, $30.07. In the amount distributed to the Cambridge City corporation, Centerville corporation, Dublin corporation, Hagerstown corporation and Milton corporation is included the school fund distribution.

BASEBALL DOPE FOR THE INTERESTED FANS Data on Latest Developments in the Two Big Leagues of the Country.

with the Detroit Americans for less than $15,000 under a 3 year contract. The three members of the National baseball commission will "meet on Jan. 6 and sign a new peace agreement, ; governing organized baseball. Bib Ed" Konetchy. the great first saeker of the St. Louis Cardinals, will

wear a Pirate uniform next year, aci cording to ' inside information" which states that the Cardinals will receive 1 several players, including Jack Miller,

a fair first baseman in exchange.

NOTED JIAN HUNTER KILLS SELF TODAY

Snowshoe Rabbita. The big snowshoe rabbit or northern hare is something of a dresser. It wears a white coat in winter and a gray one in summer, the better to conceal itself from its enemies by looking as the ground looks in the two seasons.

Mordecai Brown, the former star twirler of the Cubs, will play with Cincinnati next year if Manager Joe Tinker, who signed his Redland contract yesterday, agrees to the terms asked for by the Louisville club which now owns Brown. Corridon, the shortstop for whom Garry Herrmann of the Cincinnati club, paid $8,000 so that he could close the Tinker deal, fielded only 904 for the Kansas Ciey team in the American Association last year. American League pitchers today were reported to be pleased by the announcement made by President Ban Johnson that hereafter American League twirlers would be rated according to the runs scored off them instead of by the victory and defeat system, which has long been regarded as an unjust method and especially to star pitchers on weak teams. Two former Cleveland American League pitchers headed the list of twirlers in the American Association last season. Falkenberg, the "human hairpin," leading with 25 victories and eight defeats and Krause following with 13 victories and four defeats. It was reported today that Charles P. Taft, who owns a controlling interest in the Philadelphia National League team, wants $425,000 for the club and that $350,000, so far has been the best offer. Ty Cobb, the wonderful fielder announced today that he would not sign

STREET STORIES

(National News Association) BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. Dec. 20. Deputy Sheriff Henry Cole, slayer of eleven men. died of morphine poisoning, self administered, while a prisoner in the county jail, under sentence of ten years in the penitentiary for killing Irving Cobb. Cole was a noted desperado hunter and four white men and seven negro criminals suffered death at his bands.

GETTING BETTER

The people of Richmond are getting

DODGING JUSTICE TIRES OUT THIEF

bett?r every day. according to Serge- j

, ant McNally of the police department,! whose annual report shows that the i 1 city will receive $139 less this year i from city court fine than it did last ; I year. j Considering the increase of popula-' i tion this fact is contrary to what might j have been expected. The sum of $1.-; 59S was received last year and $1,459; ! was received this year. ;

(National News Association SPR1NGF1KLD. 111.. Dec. 20. James Ryan. ho last spring robbed the safe of the National Biscuit company at Detroit of a large sum. walked into the county jail here today and surrendered. "1 could not stand it any longer." he said, "and decided to give mytelf up." Ryan will go back to Detroit without extradition papers.

Recently a negro asked to inspect the county jail. He had a friend confined there, and as he passed along the corrider he stopped in front of the iron bars and glanced inside. The prisoner friend saw him. "Hello there, Charlie," said the man on the inside looking out, in an appealing voice. "Helio good-fur-nothin', whose chickens you been stealin" this time?" This from the man on the outside looking in. "Ah say, Charley, w-wh-what time is it? "Watchu you all want to know what time it is for, you certainly ain' goin no place is you?" Just then the turnkey put in an appearance and the conversation closed.

SUFFRAGETTES ARE GETTING FOOTSORE

FISH KILL, N. Y., Dec. 20. The Four suffragettes, led by "Gefieral'' Rosalie Jones, who are walking from New York to Albany were so tired ou". today that they decided to rest until noon before resuming their journey. The marchers occupied their time by applying alcohol and salve to stiffened joints and refilling their commissary automobile.

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In accordance with our usual custom we announce our Annual Christmas Sale to begin at 8 o'clock and last until our stores close Christmas Eve, Our policy does not permit of Christmas goods being carried over for another season and we name prices that mean a real saving to our friends and customers and at a time when a saving is most appreciated. We have enjoyed an unprecedented holiday business and the prices named below will crowd our stores until closing time, Christmas Eve.

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A TTofiH IF (Da.mirily Just Received Fresh from the best makers in the country delivered at our stores today. 20c Cocoa Bonbons, per lb.. .10c 20c Cocoa Ices, per lb 10c 20c Jelly Ices: per lb 10c 20c Caramel Ices, per lb 10c 20c Matinee Creams, per lb. 10c 20c Molasses Kisses, per lb... 10c 20c Peanut Butter Kisses, per lb 10c 20c Peanut Brittle, per lb. . . .10c 20c Cream Ices, per lb 10c 20c Honey Comb Taffy, lb., 10c

Nunnally's, Stacy's, Wallace's and Dolly Vardin Chocolates all the good makes are here.

Xmas sale prices will move these articles quickly don't delay. $1.00 Perfecto Pocket Cigar Lighter 50c $1.00 Foyer Safety Razor ...49c $1.00 Pipes 50c 98c Leonard Watches 79c 35c Durham Duplex Razor . .25e

Half Price All Manicure Sets, Comb and Brush Sets and Military Sets.

Rubber Toys These must be seen to be appreciated. You'll be surprised at the low prces.

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