Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 52, 12 January 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1917

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DANIELS TO RECITE NEED FOR YARDS TO BUILD SHIPS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12. Secretary Daniels will carry his fight for equipment of additional navy yards for construction of battle cruisers to congress when he appears before the House naval commitee next Monday to explain the situation that has prevented the department from getting contracts awarded for the. four big ships authorized last year. ' He has asked for an additional $12,000,000 to be immediately available for yard equipment, and It Is (Inderstood the department plans to build two. ships each at the best available building yards probably Philadelphia and Norfolk where the four ships would be laid down. The secretary will be followed bf representatives of the various ship building companies with which the department has been able to reach an agreement either as to the coat of the vessels If privately built or the time to be occupied in their construction. PALLADIUM WANT AD8 PAY

SUICIDE SUSPECTED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 Corporal John A. Stewart, Company C,. ninth Infantry, whose' body was found on the Mexican side of the river near Laredo two days ago, is believed by American army officers on the border to - have . committed ' suicide. His throat was cut. In bis pockets was $10, according to a report to the war department from the commanding officer at Laredo. Efforts to get possession of the body are being made. BURY NOTED PHYSICIAN

WASHINGTON,' Jan. 12. Funeral services for Dr. Hamilton Wright, who won International repute chiefly through his efforts as representative of the United States to solve the opium problem, were held here today. He had been in ill health since 1915, when he was seriously injured in ah automobile accident in France while engaged in relief work there. He died of pneumonia at his home here Tuesday.

A plank road, in portable parts, is being laid in the California deserts for economy and convenience.

ONE DEGREE BELOW ZERO IS RECORDED

Visions of an open winter received an unceremonious 'setback late yesterday when the thermometer began to show a decided inclination to fall. The drop inaugurated early yesterday coutinued till early this' morning when the government thermometer at the pumping station reached the minimum of one degree below zero. Indications are that this mark will.be passed tonight and tomorrow morning.

WIDOW MAKES APPEAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. The widow of Luis D' An tin, the American Employe of the Mexican embassy here, who died suddenly in Mexico while on his way to Queretaro with Ambas dor designate Arredondo will make a personal plea to Secretary Lansing to institute a careful inquiry in to the circumstances surrounding bis death. The American official report from Mexico City supported the official Mexican report that death resulted from natural causes.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL REPORT To the Advisory Board of Harrison Township, Wayne County, Indiana, January, 1916. RECEIPTS Jan. 1 Union National Bank, Dec. interest, $6.33. r Jan. 28 L. S. Bowman, County distribution, $259.36. Feb. 1 Union National Bank, January interest, $7.33. 1 ' Feb. 9. Dougan," Jenkins ' & Co., overpaid premium on insurance, $3.60. Mar. 1. Union National Bank, Feb. Interest.. $6.16. April 1 Union National Bank, Mar. Interest, $5.83 May 1. Union National Bank, Apr. interest, $4.33. May 15 L. R. Odom, dog tax, $89. June 1 Union National Bank, May Interest, $4.00. - June 7 Clyde Flook. dog tax, $1.00. June 24 L. S. Bowman, June distribution, $2,786.21. July 1 Union National Bank, June interest, $4.50. July 5 Milo J. Harris, transfer pupils, $31.22. July 15 L. S. Bowman, County distribution, $312.80. Aug. 1 Union National Bank, July interest, $8.00. Sept. 1 Union National Bank, August interest, $7.50. Oct. 1. Union National Bank, September interest, $7.16. Nov. 1. Union National Bank, October Interest, $6.50. Dec. 1. Union National Bank, November interest, $5.66. Dec. 12 Clyde Flook, sale of coal et College Corner, $16.10. Dec. 21. L. S. Bowman, County distribution, $1,815.58. EXPENDITURES Jan. 4 Leon D. Dougherty, service on Advisory board, $5.00; Bartine T. Reynolds, service on Advisory board, $5.00;, John II. Carr, service on Advisory board. $5.00. Jan. 5 Alonzo P. Kepler, 274 loads gravel, 1915 claim, $34.35. Jan. 6 Roy C. Schepman, 100 stamped envelopes, $2.13. Jan. 10 Jess Stevens by Wm. Flook blasting stumps on Hosier road, $6.00. Jan. 21 Luther L. Myers, teaching, $37.50. Jan. 24 J. D. Adams, sewer, $50.00. Jan. 28. Olive Hunt, teaching. $49; Olive Hunt, attending institute, $2.45; Luther L. Myers. Institute fees and janitor work, $10.50; C; H. Scates, coal oil and supplies, $2.60; Harry Harvey, teaching, $43.60;. Harry Harvey, janitor and institute fees, $3.18; I. W. Harrison, driving hack, $45.00. Jan. 31 Greensfork Bank, bond and Interest, $556.25. Feb. 4 B. T. Wickersham, pumping 28 hours at 20c per, $5.60; I. W. Harrison, driving hack, $6.00. Feb. 7 Geo. Berry, delivering pump and hauling lumber, $.50. Feb. 9 J. O. Edgerton, manuscripts nd printing, $2.97. Feb. 17. B. T. Wickersham. repair work on Jacksonburg school house,!

$1.00. Feb. 181. W. Harrison, driving hack. $20.00: Luther L. Myers, teaching, $50.00; Luther L. Myers, institute and janitor v,'ork.. $7.10; Olive Hunt, teaching. $49.00. Feb. 19. Wm. H. Wilson, trustee tervlco, $50.00. Feb. 24 Harry Harvey, teaching, 543.60. Mar. 4 L, S. Bowman, excess dog tax. $71.00. Mar. 131. W. Harrison, driving hack. $10.00. Feb. 18 Olive Hunt, attending institute, $2.45. Feb. 24 Harry Harvey, institute fees, janitor work, $5.18. Fob. 29 Elva Sarver, supervisor cervices. $6.00. Mar. 131. W. Harrison. driving hack. $16.00; A. E. Kinsinger, hauling children. $20.00. Mar. 16 George Berry, grate and hauling, $3.75.

Mar. 201. W. Harrison, driving . hack, $2.00. Mar. "21 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee service, $20.00. Mar. 23 Grace L. King, teaching domestic science. $19.50. Mar. 24 Harry Harvey, teaching, $20.00. Mar. 25 Clifford Sharp, hauling gravel Hosier road 5Vs days, $16.50. Mar. 27 Bartel & Rohe, school supplies, $2.00. Mar. 28 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee .ervice, $5.00. ... Mar. 29 Charles Rusk, hauling children. $17 50. 1 Mar. 30 James P. Dougherty, bond and Interest. $507.50. Mar. 31 Pat Breen, hauling children, $40.00; Olive M. Hunt, attending Institute, $2.45; Olive M. Hunt, teaching, $53.90; Luther L. Myers, teaching, $75.00; Luther L. Myers, institute and Janitor work, $14.50; Harry Harey, teaching, $34.50; Harry Harvey, institute and Janitor work, $4.68. Apr. 1 V. S. Thompson, driving hack, $33.00; Fred Scott, hauling children, $37.80. Apr. 3 C. H. Scates, nails, etc., $2.92. Apr. 5 Wm. H. Wilson, expense account, $10.39. Apr. 6 E. A. Kinsinger. hauling children. $7.50; Herman Clark, haul

ing pump, $1.00; Jonahan Zook, hauling children, $36.00. Apr. 8 Mrs. J. J. Miller, 3 months office rent, $6.00. Apr. 10 Wm. H. Flook, supervisor service, $25.00. Apr. 12 Geo. W. Berry, hauling lumber, $1.00. Apr. 13. Jonathan Zook, hauling children, $6.00. Apr. 21 Edward Scates, 80 hours work on hack house at 25c per hour, paint brush, $20.60. . Apr. 22 R. A. Bennett, commencement address, $15.00. Apr. 28 Harold Williams, music for commencement, $15.50; Fred H. Lemon Co., flowers for commencement, $1.50. Apr. 29 Wm. H. Miller, trustee service, $25.00. May 8 C. H. Scates, nails, etc., $2.20; Katie Wilson, taking enumeration, $16.00. May 5 Wm. ; Davis, hauling children, $5.00; Geo. Berry, hauling lum

ber, $1.00. May 12 O. R. Odom, 75 hrs. work on hack house at 25c per hr., $18.75; Alonzo Hormel, hauling child. $25.00; Alonzo Hormel, 8 loads gravel at 15c per, $1.20; W. S. Thompson, hauling 10 loads gravel, $6.50. May 15 J. M. Coe Printing Co., commencement folders, $11.90. May 18 Roy Schepman, stationery, $2.13. May 19 Citizens Telephone Co., 6 mo. rent and toll, $11.19. May 20 Frank Jacobs, transport'g child. $52.50; D. H. Gobel & Co.. doz. check and voucher books, $4.57; Wm. H. Wilson, trustee service,. $10. May 29 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee service, $20.00; Wayne National bank, refund road receipt, $1.85. June 7 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee service and expense account, $20.00. June 12 Wayne County Lumber Co. lumber, cement, hardware for hack house, $111.77. ' June 21 Levi Swallow, 10 days' hauling gravel on Cramer road, $30. ' June 24 Charles Bond, transfer pupils, $213.81. June 26 Milo J. Harris, transfer pupils, $17.87. July 1 Mrs. J. J. Miller, 3 months

office rent, $6.00; Charley Feeters, placing wire on flag staff, $1.00. July 8 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee's service and expense account, $20.88. July 10 Cambridge City Lumber Co., sewer, $5.45; Cambridge City Lumber Co., glass, putty, etc., $3.15; Cambridge. City Tribune, printing annual report, $14.05. July 19 Edwin B. Ratcliff, transfer pupil, $52.20; B. A. Carpenter, transfer pupils, $161.72; Edward Tuhey, transfer pupil, $50.67; Amos E. Ehle, transfer pupil $26.53. July 21 Oliver Morse, hauling and weighing coal, $32.50; Roy Personette hauling coal, $14.80. July 23 Hugh Burner, moving coal, 10 hrs. at 25c per hr.. $2.50. July 24 John J. Felters, repair work on school house, nails, $2.35. July 26 D. L. Kahm, 76 loads of gravel at 12c per load, 1915 claim, $9.50.

July 29 Hall, Zimmerman Coal Co.' 466 tons coal at $2.70 per ton, $125.58. July 31 Leroy KImmel, transfer pupil, $52.56. Aug. 3 Greensfork National Bank, interest on bonds, $33.75. Aug. 5 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee's service, S20.00. Aug. 11 Andrew Reigle, doubletree and iron. $.75. Aug. 17 J. . D. Adams Co., repairs and express, $3.75. Aug. 19 Edward Scates, painting hack, $6.25. Aug. 21 C. H. Scates, paint and coal oil. $5.70. Aug. 25 Bertha Balard, cleaning school house, $10.00. Aug. 26 Spencer Geathers, mowing, measuring roads, $1.50; Wm. Flook, supervisor service. $25.00. Aug. 29 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee service, $20.00. 'Aug. 28 John Shroyer. 34 loads of gravel at 75c per load, $25.50. Aug. 29 Rosa Cramer, hauling 36 loads gravel at 75c per load, grader blade, $27.75; Bertha Ballard, oiling floors, $2.00. Sept. 7 J. D. Adams Co., 48x16, corrugated culvert, $42.00. Sept. 15 Luther L. Myers, teaching $35.00: ,

Sept. 20 Geo. Berry, hauling, $2.50. Wm. H. Wilson, trustee service, $5.00. Sept. 26 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee's service, $10.00. ' Sept. 27 Roy Schepman 100 stamped envelopes, $2.13. Sept. 29 Chester Morse, driving hack. $30.00; Etta Hill, teaching; $60. Luther L. Myers, teaching. $3500. Oct. 3-D. H. Gobel Co., $3.67; W. H. Wilson, service and expense acct., $20.00. Oct 4 Kiger & Co., school hack, $219.00; Kiger & Co., supplies, $.55; C. H. Scates, heater and coal oil, $6.92 Oct 6 Mrs. J. J. Miller, office rent, $6.00. Oct. 11 Robert Flook, work on Ammerman road, $18.00; Ralph Flook, work oh Ammerman road, $18.00; Frank Bowmaster, work on Ammerman road, $14.00. .- Oct 12 L. R. Odom, repair work on school house, $1.20. . Oct 13 Luther Myers, teaching, $35.00. Oct. 16 J. O. Edgerton, printing

manuscripts, $4.80; W. L. Baker, road tax book, $2.88. Oct. 21 Wm. H. Wilson, trustee service, $10.00. Oct. 25 Luther L. Myers, teaching, $31.67; Luther L. Myers, janitor work $10.00. Oct. 28 Lydia Wickersham, oiling floors and cleaning basement, $2.50; Jonathan Zook. hauling children, $19; Etta Hill, teaching, $60.00. Oct. 31 Wm. Davis, hauling children, $19.00. Nov. 4 Mrs. J. J. Miller, office rent $2.00. Nov. 3 Chester Morse, driving hack $34.50. Nov. 4 Spencer Geathers, coal, driving hack, $106.25. Nov. 3 William H.. Wilson, trustee service, $20.00. Nov. 11 Wiliam H. Wilson, trustee service, $5.00. Nov. 15 C. H. Scates, coal oil, etc., $2.63. - Nov.' 18 W. S. Thompson, driving hack, $102.00. Nov. 24 Luther L. Myers, teaching $70.00; ' Frank Bowermaster, whitewashing, 9 hrs., $2.25. Nov. 25 Etta A. Hill, teaching. $60. Nov. 29 Chester Morse, driving hack, $27 00. Dec. 1 Jonathan Zook, hauling children, $10 50. Dec. 6 Wm. H. Flook, supervisor service, $50.00. Dec 12 D. H. Gobel, blanks, etc,, $1.82; Cambridge City Lumber Co., glass, etc., $3.55; telephone rent and toll, Citizens Telephone Co., $10.29. Dec. 13 L. S. Bowman, making rd. book, $10.00; Robert Flook, hauling and grading, $6.00. Dec. 18 Sourbeer & Rodenburg, coal oil stove, $3.75; C. H. Scates, coal oil, etc., $4.86. Dec. .20 Wm, H Flook, .supervisor service, $50 00. '

Dec. 22 Etta A. Hill, teaching, $50.00; Etta , A. Hill, . institute fees, $12.00; Luther L. Myers, teaching, $63.33; Luther L. Myers, institute and janitor work, $24.00. Dec. 23 Steward Thompson, driving hack, $46.00; Spencer Geathers, driving hack, $75.25; Chester Morse, driving hack, $22.50; ' Lydia Wickersham, oiling floors, $2.00; Chas. A. Greathouee, teachers' retirement fund $20.00; Lee B. Nusbaum, material for domestic science, $1.38. Dec. 26 Mrs. J. J. Miller, office rent $4.00. Dec. 28 Pat Breen, hauling children, $37.00; Wm. H. Wilson service and expense account, $33.73. SUMMARY Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of Harrison township, of Wayne county, disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1916: Township Fund Jan. 1. 1916, balance on hand, $728.73. January 1, 1916, receipts during year. $840.19; total of balances and receipts, $1,568.92; disbursements during year, $941.73; final balances, $627.19. Road Fund January 1, 1916, balance on hand, $250.91. Jan. 1, 1916, receipts during year, $814.91; total of balances and receipts $1,065.82; disbursements during year, $327.10; final balances, $738.72. Special School Fund Jan. 1, 1916, balance on hand, $2,128.59. Jan. 1, 1916, receipts during year, $2,107.07; total of balances am receipts, $4,235.66; disbursements during year, $3,015.77; final balances, $1,219.89. Tuition Fund

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RAISES LARGEST LOAN

VIENNA, Jan. 12. Incomplete returns from the fifth Austrian war loan show 4,412,800,000 crowns subscribed with approximately 300,000,000 already subscribed hut still outstanding. The loan is thus the largest yet raised in Austria.

PURCHASES RAILROAD

ST. JOHN, N. N. B.; Jan: 12. The purchase by the Canadian government of the International Railroad of New Brunswick, which extends from Cambellton, near the Quebec-line, to St

Leonards, on the main border, was reported today by the St John Standard, an organ of the Dominion govern, ment, party. The price, it was stated, was between $2,000,000 and $3,000,000. The line which is about 120 miles long has been operated by the government under a lease.

FRANZ BOPP APPEARS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12. Franz Bcpp, German consul general and his four - assistants and associates who were convicted in the United States circuit court here Wednesday of violations of American neutrality, appeared In court today for' the purpose of having their bale bonds adjusted.

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Jan. 1, $1,246.32. Jan. 1, $1,536.00;

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1916, receipts during year, total of balances and re

ceipts, $2,782.32; disbursements during year, $995.60; final balances, $1,786.72. Dog Fund Jan. 1, 1916. balance on hand, $171 00. Jan. 1, 1916, receipts during year, $90.00; total of balances and receipts $261.00; disbursements during year, $71.00; final balances, $190.00. Total of All Funds Jan. 1, 1916, balance on hand, $4,525.55. Jan. 1, 1916, receipts during year, $5,388.17; total of . balances and receipts, $9,913.72; disbursements dur

ing year, $5,351.20; final balances, 54,562.52.

Total balance as shown by this report, $4,562.52. Warrant checks outstanding December 31, 1916, $94.73. Total balances and outstanding warrants, December 31, 1916, $4,657.25. Cash in Depository December 31, 1916, $4,657.25. Subscribed and sworn to before me the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this 2d day of January, 1917. . LEON D. DOUGHERTY, Chairman of Advisory Board of Harrison Township. This report' was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township at their annual meeting, this the 2d day of January, 1917. LEON D. DOUGHERTY, .BARTIN T. REYNOLDS, . FRANK WORL, -Advisory Board of Harrison Twp.

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Sleepers, 34c

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$1.50-$2 Hemstitched Table Cloths, 88c Made of fine . mercerized damask, nicely hemstitched, yards. Shelf . Empready for use. Two

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$2.00 Bed Spreads, 97c

Good heavy quality, heavily fringed, full double bed size, priced very

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$5.00 Bath Robes $2.68 Of genuine beacon Blanket for men and women, In beautiful color assortment Shelf-empty-Q ing salep00

$1.25 Rag Rugs, 69c

Your ch o i c e of large rag Rugs, crex Rugs, 6ize 27x36. in a beautiful color assort-

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Child's 75c Gowns, 44c

Of heavy quality Flannelette, well made, cut full and nicely trimmed.

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Coats, Suits, Dresses and Shirts lor Women, Misses and Children At Half and Less in Our Great Semi-Annual Shelf-Emptying Sale

Suits Up to $8.00 COATS, $3.75

For women and misses, of finest

novelty mixtures, navies, browns, grays, etc., newest styles only.

Special Shelf Emptying sale price

$3.75

To $12.50 Winter Coats, $6.75 For women and misses in all sizes to 46. Your choice of finest all wool mixtures, plain colors, etc.;

beautifully trimmed in the newest

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Up to $8 Girls' Coats, $3.75 For girls' sizes, 6 to 14 years, well made, interlined throughout, of finest astrakhans, chinchillas, novelty mixtures, cheviots etc., priced for our Shelf Emptying dQ f7fT sale at pO I tJ Up to $15.00 SUITS, $7.75 Women Here is your chance to se-'

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Women's 35c Lisle Hose 17c Finest quality silk lisle hose in black and white only; - n actual 35c value, special lit

Women's 35c Silk Hose, 27c Fine quality Boot Silk Hose; come in all wanted colors; guar

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Waists

$1.50 and $2 Waists, 88c New shipments of finest voiles, organdies, silks, etc. Beautifully made in the newest up to the minute' models; priced QQf special for Saturday at.. OOC $150 SOk Waists, $1.78 Of finest quality crepe d chine, finest voiles, tub silks in light or dark colors, beautifully made in the newest styles, rJQ Saturday $lIO $5 Georgette Crepe Waists $2.68 Of finest quality georgette crepe beautiful crepe de chine, pretty lace waists in new radium laces ; your choice for & Q Saturday at ..... $UO Up to $10 Georgette Crepe Waists, $3.95 Of finest quality georgette crepe beautifully made, direct copies of $10.00 and $20.00 QC models, special at... pOUO

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