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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31, 1917

THE GOLD OF TH E GODS nv A DTUT TD "D T? (A Mystery of the Incas Solved by rI AKlnUK . IEjEjX Craig Kennedy, Scientific Detective)

"Where are you now? Cold Stream. That !s about twelve miles from Rockledge not on the New York road the other road. I see. All right We Will be there. Yes; wait for us." As Craig hung up the receiver, we crowded forward. "Have they found her?" asked Lockwood hoarsely. "It was from Burke," replied Kennedy deliberately. "He is at a place called Cold Stream, twelve mile6 from here. " He tells me that we can find it easily on a state road, at a sharp curve that has been widened out, just this side of the town. There has been an accident Whitney's car is wrecked." Lockwood seized his elbow. "My God." he exclaimed, "tell me she is not hurt, is she? Quick!" "So far Burke has not been able to : discover a trace of a thing, except the wrecked car," replied Kennedy. "I told him I would be over directly. Lockwood, you may take Jameson I and Alfonso. I will go with the Sen- ' ora and their driver." I saw instantly why he had divided the party. Neither mother nor son was to have a chance to slip away from us. Surely both Lockwood and I should be a match for Alfonso. Senora de Mocbe he would trust to none but himself. Eagerly now wo prepared for the Journey, late though it was. No one now had a thought of rest. There could be no rest with that mystery of Inez challenging us. We were off at last, Lockwood's car leading, lor although he did not know the roads exactly, he had driven much about the country. I should have liked to have sat in front with him, but it seemed safer to stay in the back with Alfonso. In fact, I don't think Lockwood would have consented, otherwise, to have his rival back of him. Kennedy tnd the Senora made a strange pair, the ancient order and the ultra-modern. There was a peculiar light in her eyes that gleamed lorth at the mere mention of the word "wreck." Though she said nothing, I knew that through her mind was running the one tenacious thought. It was the working out of the curse! As for Crais;, he was always seeking the plausible, natural reason for what to the rest of us was inexplicable, often supernatural. To him she was e fascinating study. On we sped, for Lockwood was a good driver and now was Epurred on by an anxiety that he could not conceal. Yet his hand never faltered at the wheel. He seemed to read the signs at the cross-roads without slackening speed. In spite of all that I knew, I found myself compelled to admire him. Alfonso sat back, for the most part silent. The meloncholy in his face seemed to have deepened. He seemed to feel that he was but a toy in the hands of fate. Yet I knew that underneath must smoulder the embers of a bitter resentment. It seemed an interminable ride even at the speed which we were making. Twelve miles in the blackness of a country night can seem like a hundred. At last as we turned a curve, and Lockwood's headlights shone on the white fence that skirted the outer edge of the road as it swung around a hill that rose sharply to our left and dropped ofT in a sort of ravine at the right beyond the fence, 1 felt the car tremble as he put on the brakes. A man was waving his arms for us to stop, and as we did, he ran forward. He peered in at us and I recognized Burke. "Whe-where's Kennedy?" he asked, disappointed, for the moment fearing he had made a mistake and signalled the wrong car. "Coming," I replied, as we heard

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the driver of the other car sounding his horn furiously as he approached the curve. Burke jumped to the safe side of the road and ran on back to signal to stop. It was then for the first time that I paid particular attention to the fence ahead of us on which now both our own and the lights of the other car shone. - At one point it was torn and splintered, as though something had gone through it. "Great heavens, you don't mean to say that they went over that?" muttered Lockwood, jumping down and running forward. Kennedy had joined us by this time and we all hurried down. Down in the ravine we could see a lantern which Burke had brought and which was now resting on the overturned chassis of the car. Lockwood was down there ahead of us all peering under the heavy body fearfully, as if he expected to see two forms of mangled flesh. He straightened up, then took the lantern and flashed it about. There was nothing except cushions and a few parts of the car within the radius of its gleam. "Where are they?" he demanded, turning to us. "It's Whitney's car, all right." Eurke shook his head. "I've traced the car so far. They "were getting ahead of me when this happened." Together we managed to right the car which was on a hillock. It sank a little further down the hill, but at least we could look inside it. "Bring the lantern," ordered Kennedy. Minutely, part by part, he went over the car. "Something went wrong, he muttered. "It is too much wreck-

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annual trusteed REPORT I, Enos C. Veal, trustee of Greene Township, Wayne County, State of Indiana, make the following report to the Advisory Board of said Township, 1917, showing receipts, disbursements and balances in all the different funds of Greene Township, for the year ending Dec. 31, 1916: TOWNSHIP FUND Receipts. Jan. 1, 1916 Balance on hand, $331 59 Jan. 1 First Natl Bank, December interest, $6.58. Jan. 11 Bond & Roller, rent on Veal school house, $27. , Jan. 26 County auditor, January distribution, $675.90. Jan. 28 M. H. Woolley, returned premium, $14. Feb. 1 First National Bank, January interest, $8.65. Feb. 11 A. T. Chenoweth, warrant No. 7. $500. March 1 First National Bank, February interest, $6.83. April 1 First National Bank, March interest, $5.30. April 27 Enos C. Veal, trustee, commencement fees, $29.85. May 1 First National Bank, April interest, $3.44. May 4 Clare Martin, assessor dog tax, $104. June 1 First National Bank, May

interest, $1.79. June 24 County auditor, June distribution, $6,941.52. July 1 First National Bank, June interest, $3.96. July 15 County auditor, July distribution, $837.39. July 19 Harrison Hiatt, transfer money, $112.50. Aug. 1 First National Bank, July interest, $12.29. Sept. 1 First National Bank, August interest, $12.59.

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tember interest, $11.33.

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ber interest, $10.00.

Dec. 1 First National Bank, Novem

ber interest, $7.55.

Dec. 22 County auditor, December

distribution, $5,003.84. Disbursements. Jan. 3 A. C. Harvey, freight and drayage, $7.40. Jan. 8 A. C. Harvey, expressage & drayage, $3.75. Jan. 12 Kiger & Co- supplies (Brown 1914), $2.15. Jan. 12 Kiger & Co., Supplies (Brown 1914), $1S. Jan. 12 Roy Stephens, moving old hacks, $1. Jan. 18 Ruby Leeds, for burlap, $1.20. Jan. 21 Milton H. Woolley, insurance, $126. Jan. 21 Kenneth Duke, janitor, $40. Jan. 26 Albert Jarrett, work on roads, $4.50. Jan. 26 A. T. Ballenger, gasoline engine, $165. Jan. 26 James Daugherty, driving hack, $100. Jan. 26 Gros Claude. Supply Co., furnace repairs, $57.10. Jan. 26 A. T. Ballenger, labor and material, $12.55. Jan. 27 Philip P. Gates, teaching music, $16. Jan. 27 Helen Hampton, teaching $55.50. Jan. 27 Ruth A. Harvey, teaching $57.50. Jan. 27 Emerson Cloyd, teaching $90. Jan. 27 Weldon Huber, teaching $70. Jan. 27 Ruby Leeds, teaching musJan. 27 Ruby Leeds, teaching, $60 Jan. 27 Ethel Shelley, teaching $60. Jan. 27 Ruth Jackson, teaching $45. Jan. 27 B. F. Oler, driving hack, $15. Jan. 27 J. F. Stegall, driving hack, $2f.. Jan. 28 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack. $.".0. Jan. 28 Robert Duke, driving hack, $55. Jan. 31 James Thompson, driving hack, $87.75. , Jan. 31 J. F. Stegall, driving hack, $25. Jan. 31 Omer L. Pearce, int. on warrant, $90. Jan. 31 B. F. Oler, driving hack, $17.70. Feb. 4 C. W. Bundy, driving hack, $52.50. Feb. 8 Marion Mull, hauling gravel, $4.50. Feb. 8 Standard Oil Co., oil for engine, $11.67. Feb. 8 Item Newspaper Co., printing report, $17.90. Feb. 8 Dye & Price, insurance, $57.60. Feb. 8 J. O. Edgerton, manuscripts, etc., $8.40. Feb. 8 Gardner, Jessup & White, legal advice, $17.50. Feb. 9 Palladium Ptg. Co., printing report, $18.40. Feb. 10 Charles Study, wood, $7. Feb. 11 A. T. Chenoweth, warrant No 2, $500. Feb. 11 A. T. Chenoweth, int. on warrant. No. 2, $25.69. Feb. 11 James C. Starr, substitute teaching, $3.50. Feb. 16 Carl Lundy, hauling pipes, $1.75. Feb. 16 J. T. Reynolds, transfer, $22. Feb. 18 Kenneth Duke, janitor, $40. Feb. 21 Albert Roller, hauliug gravel. $6.75. Feb. 22 Ella Oler, interest on warrant, $50. Feb. 22 Ruth Jackson, teaching, $45 Feb. 24 Philip P. Gates, teaching music, $16. Feb. 24 Ruth A. Harvey, teaching $57.50. Feb. 24 Helen Hampton, teaching, $55.50. Feb. 24 Ruby Leeds, teaching, $C0. Feb. 24 Ethel L. Shelly, teaching, $60. Feb. 24 Weldon Huber, teaching, $70. Feb. 24 Emerson Cloyd, teaching, $90. Feb. 24 Robert Duke, driving hack, $55. ' Feb. 24 J. F. Stegall, driving hack, $50. Feb. 24 Harold Duke, driving hack, $47.50.

Feb. 24-0. A. Hardwick, driving hack, $50.

Feb. 24 B. F. Oler, driving back, $32.10. ' Feb. 26 George Davis, interest on warrant, $50. Feb. 29 Charles Campbell, labor on roads, $6. Feb. 29 Blanche Fennimore, teaching domestic science, $28. March 3 James W. Thompson, driving hack, $45. March 8 James Daugherty, driving hack, $100. March 10 Boren Lumber Co., lumber and hauling, $6.65. March 16 Ward J. Jackson, fence and barbwire, $4.50. March 17 Ruby Williams, substitute teaching, $13.87. March 17 John F. Steddom, repairs on school house, $6.32. March 18 Kenneth Duke, janitor, $40. March 20 George Mosey, sewing machine, $15. March 20 Burke Supply Co., culvert, $35.30. March 23 Philip P. Gates, teaching music, $16. March 23 J. F. Stegall, driving hack, $50. March 24 Emerson Cloyd, teaching, $90. March 24 Weldon Huber, teaching, $70. March 24 Helen Hampton, teaching. $41.63. March 24 A. C. Harvey, freight & drayage, $.45. March 24 A. C. Harvey, - scooping snow, $3. March 24 Ruth A. Harvey, teaching. $57.50.

March 24 Ruby Leeds, teaching.

$60. March 24 Ethel Shelley, teaching, $C0. March 24 Ruth Jackson, teaching, $45. . March 24 James W. . Thompson, driving hack, $45. March 24 Dorsey Thurston, driving hack, $55. March 24 Harold Duke, driving hack, $50. March 24 A. J. Moyer, driving hack, $50. March 24 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack, $50. March 24 B. F. Oler, driving hack, $32.20. March 28 Charlie Davis, labor, $3. March 29 Martha Ladd, interest on warrant No. 4, $40. March 31 Charlie Davis, work on ditch to protect road, $16.50.

Apr. 8 Leslie Roberts, repairs on hack, $4.10. Apr. 11 Omer H. Wolf, banting gravel, $6. Apr. 13 Chas. Favorite, on school hacks, $200. Apr. 14 Kenneth Duke, janitor, $40. Apr. 20 J. F. Steddom, lumber and work on school house & shed,- $15.30. Apr. 20 Philip P. Gates, music teaching, $16. Apr. 24 M. S. Hmkle, bacc. sermon, $7. Apr. 25 Blanche Fennimore, teaching domestic science, $31.50. Apr. 26 Enos C. Veal, services as trustee and expenses, $150. Apr. 260. A. Hardwick, driving hack, $57.50. Apr. 26 Harold Duke, driving hack, $57.50. Apr. 26 J. F. Stegall, driving hack, $57.50. Apr. 26 Helen Hampton, teaching, $63.82. Apr. 26 Helen Hampton, attending institute, $19.33. Apr. 26 Ruth Jackson, tecahing, $51.75. Apr. 26 Ruby Leeds, teaching, $63. Apr. 26 Ethel Shelley, teaching, $66. Apr. 26 Kenneth Duke, janitor and other work, $32. Apr. 26 B. F. Oler, driving hack, $36.50. Apr. 26 A. M. Hall, lecture, $18. Apr. 26 Philip P. Gates, orchestra, $15. Apr. 27 G. W. Kelley, hotel bill for speaker, $1.20. Apr. 27 Ruth A. Harvey, teaching, $63.25. Apr. 27 Ruth A. Harvey, institute work, $20.12. Apr. 27 Weldon Huber, teaching, $77. Apr. 27 Grace King, overseeing domestic science, $19.50. Apr. 29 Dorsey Thurston, driving hack, $63.25. May 1 Ruth Jackson, janitor fees, $32. May 2 Martha Ladd, interest on warrant, No. 5, $40. May 8 Oren Wilson, labor on road, $3.37. May 12 Charlie Goodson, taking ennumeration, $20.

May 19 Carl Coggshell, work on road, $6. May 19 James Daugherty, driving hack, $30. May 19 J. F. Stegall, hauling grav el, $3.25. May 26 Leu Hinshaw, sheep killed, $50. May 27 Wood C. Weddle, labor on road, $9.41. June 3 Wayne Smelser, labor on road, $1.50. June 13 Emerson Cloyd, teaching, $102. June 13 Emerson Cloyd, music at bacc, $3.35. June 19 J. F. Stegall, hauling lumber. $3. June 22 Wayne Smelser, labor on road, $1.50. June 23 A. T. Chenoweth, hauling lumber, $10.50. June 23 C. G. Oler, lumber, posts & freight, $150. June 26 Leu Hinshaw, hauling children, $40. June 26 F. A. Williams, hauling children, $40. June 26 James A. Moyer, driving hack, $160. June 27 Paul E. Lewis, " supplies, $19.40. June 27 Omar L. Pearce, supplies, $136.91. . June 27 Omar L. Pearce, nails, etc., $8.27. June 27 F. C. Bell, supplies, $7.15. June 27 O. Leiboldt, hack repairs, $10.28. June 27 Chas. Favorite, balance on hacks, $133. June 27 Anderson &' Hollingsorth, fence & posts', etc., $60.71. June 27 Anderson & Hollingsworth, coal, $88.85. June 28 W. O. Morrison, labor, $6. July 1 Grant Watkins, wood and the hauling, $5.50. July 1 Chas. Goodson, labor, $2. July 4 J. D. Adams & Co., blade, $6. July 4 W. L. Baker & Co., sprayers, etc., $13.25. July 7 B. F. 'Oler, hauling coal, $7.02. July 10 James Daugherty, driving hack, $120. July 11 Kiger & Co., balance on last year, $31.55. July 11 Kiger & Co., culvert, $S1.90. July 13 Ruth Jackson, attending institute. $15.75.

July 14 Dye & Price, insurance, $56. July 17 Emerson Cloyd, attending institute, $31.50. July 26 Blanche Fennimore, attending institute, $4.90. Aug. 1 James Thompson, driving hack, $45. Aug. 5 Calvin Oler, hauling coal, $1.80.

Aug. 8 Clyde G. Oler, wood, $8. Aug. 16 Asher Pearce, interest on warrant, $50. Aug. 18 Orville Miller, services as supervisor, $24. Aug. 21 L. I. Cranor, dynamiting, $5.55. Aug. 29 Robert C. Ball, mowing school yard, $8. Aug. 30 Kenneth ' Duke, cleaning school houses, $34. Sept 4 L. I. Cranor, dynamiting, $3. Sept 4 Bartel & Robe, school supplies, $23.12. Sept 6 C. G. Oler, services aa supervisor, $17. Sept 8 Weldon Huber, attending institute, $24.50. Sept 8 Ethel Shelley, attending institute, $21. Sept. 8 Ruby Leeds, attending institute, $21. Sept 8 Charley Veal, gravel. $12.60. Sept 9 C. W. Bundy, services as supervisor, $50. ' Sept. 12 Boren Lumber Co., window lgass, $9.52. i Sept 16 Wayne Smelser, labor, $1.75. Sept. 16 Manlove Stegall, gravel, $8.75. Sept. 18 Clarence Clements, gravel, $12.75. Sept 20 Murray Cox, labor, $15.56.

Sept. 20 Clarence DeArmond, labor. $4.50. Sept. 25 Charley Ballenger, scoops, $15. Sept. 25 Frank Oler, unloading

hack, $2. Sept. 25 J. M. & M. Ladd, Int. on warrant No. 6, $45.00. Sept 29 Lawrence Oberender, labor, $11.06. Sept 29 Ruth A. Harvey, teaching, $60. Sept. 29 Emerson Cloyd, teaching, $100. Sept 29 Weldon Huber, teaching, $75. Sept 29 Rnby Leeds, teaching. $65. Sept 29 Ethel Shelley, teaching, $65. Sept 29 Hazel Showalter, teaching, $53. Sept 29 Ruth Jackson, teaching, $56. Sept 29 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack, $49. Sept 30 J. F. Stegall, driving hack, $56. Sept 30 Eugene Scott, driving hack, $42. Sept 30 B. F. Oler, driving hack, $45. Sept 30 O. E. Fudge, driving hack, $55. Sept 30 Olden Welch, bridge work, $8.25. Sept 30 Kenneth Duke, janitor, $40. Oct 6 Clarence Duke, painting sch. house, $32. Oct. 7 S. A. Hinshaw, services as supervisor, $75. Oct 7 E. B. Swain, gravel, $3.50. Oct. 7 Studebaker Cor. of A., new hack. $227.25. Oct. 7 Baker & Co., disinfectant, $12.70. Oct. 7 Baker & Co., gravel screens, etc., $42. Oct 9 J. W. Thompson, driving hack, $50. Oct 9 Blanche Fennimore, domestic supplies, $2.55. Oct 11 Carlos City Grain Co., tile, $8.10. Oct. 11 Austin Johnson, hauling coal, $3. Oct. 12 Emra Oler, wood, $7. Oct. 14 J. O. Edgerton, manuscripts etc., $14.75. Oct. 14 J. M. Coe Ptg. Co., printing, $19. Oct. 14 Orvtlle Miller, services as supervisor, $44. Oct 16 E. K. Addington. labor, $6. Oct 16 E. O. Cox, gravel, $18.75. Oct. 17 Manlove Stegall, gravel, $1.50. Oct. 19 Charlie Newman, labor, $21.75. Oct. 19 W. E. Goodson, labor, $63. Oct. 21 C. G. Oler, services as su

pervisor, $35.

Oct. 23 J. A. Moyer, driving back, $55. Oct 23 Blanche Fennimore, teaching Domestic science, $28. Oct. 24 Ruth A. Darey. teaching.

$60.

Nestleroads, driving

A. Lewis, gravel.

Oct. 2" Ethel Shelley, teaching, $65. "and expense, $99.85.

Nov. 28 E. E. Scott, driving hack. $42. '

Nov. 28 H. hack, $56. '

Nov. 28 B. F. Oler, driving hack, $45. Nov. 28 Kenneth Duke, janitor, $40. Nov. 28 O. E. Fudge, driving hack, $55. . Nov. 29 Ruth A. Harvey. Botany

supplies, $3.15.

Nov. 29 Wm. $23.85.

Nor. 29 Enos C. Veal, services as trustee and office rent $300. Dec. 1 G. G. Davis, gravel, $100.35. Dec. 2 Geo. Frazer. gravel, $10.95. Dec. 2 James Ladd, gravel, $.&0. Dec. 2 Albert Oler, bridge lumber, $30.72. Dec. 4 Geo. W. Mills, gravel. $1.20. Dec. 5 S. A. Hinsnaw, services as supervisor, $15. Dec. 5 O. W. Hartupj labor, $1."'. Dec. 5 James Thompson, driving hack, $50. Dec. 5 Henry Addington, labor, $2.50. Dec. 6 Anthony Clements, gravel, $0.75. Dec. 6 Charlie Goodson, hauling coal, etc, $21.60. Dec. 6 Charlie Goodson, labor, $10.45. Dec. 7 F. C. Williams, gravel, $12.60. Dec. 7 C. G. Oler, lumber and labor, $3.14. Dec. 7 A. Miller, gravel, $17. Dec. 7 Reed & Berry, sewer & tile, $8.40. Dec. 7 Chenoweth & Co, lumber, sewer and tile, $18.37. Dec. 8 Weldon Huber, labor, $2. Dec. 8 International Har. Co, 1 inlet valve, $1.40. Dec. 9 O. W. Hartup, hauling and shoveling gravel, $28.50. Dec. 9 Thomas A. Oiler, gravel.

$6.40. Dec. 9 F. S. Reynolds, labor, flS. Dec. 9 H. E. Hinshaw, hauling; stone, $3. Dec. 11 Harvey Davis, gravel, $12.20. Dec. 13 Philip P. Gates, teaching music, $24.75. ' 1 Dec 14 Carl CoggahaH, hauling stone, $3. j Dec. 18 L. S. Bowman, toad book, ; $19. Dec. 18 Starr Piano Co, piano stool $2.50. ! Dec. 18 Blanche Fennimore, teaching domestic science, $28. Dec. 18 Grace King, overseeing do-, mestic science, $26. Dec. 18 The Wayne 'Works, two !- bows, $2. Dec 18 Item Newspaper Co, mvi tfee tax levies, $2. j Dec 20 W. M. Faucet, gravel, $10.60. Dec 21 Ruth Harvey, teaching, $60. Dec. 22 Ethel Shelley, teaching,, $65. Dec. 22 Rnby Leeds, teaching, $65. Dec. 22 Hazel Showalter, teaching, ; $55. Dec. 22 Weldon Huber, teaching,; $75. Dec. 22 Emerson Cloyd, teaching,; $100. Dec. 22 Ruth Jackson, teaching,, $36. Dec. 22 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack, $49. Dec. 22 E. E. Scott, drt7tag hack.. $42. Dec. 22 H. Nestleroads, driving' hack, $56. Dec 22 O. E. Fudge, driving hack, $55. Dec. 22 Kenneth Dnke, Janitor. $40. Dec. 22 B. F. Oler, driving hack. $45. Dec. 22 Grace E. Study, coal, $.80. Dec. 22 Hall-Zimmerman Coal Co., coal, $177.92. Dec. 23 J. A. Moyer, driving hack, $100. Dec. 23 Frank Starr, labor, $1.50. Dec. 23 Paul Reardon, sheep killed and maimed, $22. Dec. 23 Enos C. VeaL posting Mils, $4.50. Dec. 25 Linus P. Meredith, cleaning creek channel, $17.30. Dec. 27 Lessie Roberts, work on tools, $9.20. Dec. 27 Lessie Roberts, work otj hacks, $4.50. Dec. 27 Anderson & HoWngsworth, tile and cement, $62.68. Dec. 27 Anderson & Healingsworth, coal, $21.78. Dec. 27 Will Boyd, gravel, $7.35. Dec. 2 C. G. Oler, services as su-; pervisor, $11.

Dec. 27 Enos C. Veal, office rent;

Oct. 25 Ruby Leeds, teaching, $65.

Oct 25 Hazel Showalter, teaching, $55.

Oct. 25 Weldon Huber, teach.. Sla. Oct. 25 Ruth Jackson, teaching, $56. Oct. 2". J. M.' Oler, labor. $22.50. Oct. 25 Emerson Cloyd, teaching, $100. Oct. 25 Philip P. Gates, teaching music, $31.50. Oct. 25 Philip P. Gates, attending institute. $4. Oct. 26 Ella Oler, int. on warrant, $60. Oct. 26 Emra Oler. gravel, $3.20. Oct. 28 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack. $49. Oct. 28 E. E. Scott, driving hack, $42. Oct. 28 J. F. Stegall, driving hack, $56. Oct. 31 Kenneth Duke, janitor. $40. Oct. 31 B. F. Oler, driving hack, $45. Oct. 31 James Thompson, driving hack. $50. ...... Oct 31 O. E. Fudge, driving hack, $53. Oct. 31 Lee Chamness, cement und gravel, $9.81. Nov. 6 F. B. Cates, cleaning school house yard, S3.. Nov. 14 T. V. Steddom, repair bill on doors. $50.19. Nov. 17 J. M. Sharp, hauling stone, $3. Nov. 20 Lewis J. Coffman. cleaning ditch. $. Nov. 21 James Daugherty. hauling gravel, t12. Nov. 22 Anthony Clements, gravel, $12.50. Nov. 25 Elmer Thomas, gravel, $1.80. ' Nov. 25 O. A. Hardwick, driving hack. $40. Nov. 25 B. F. Oler, hauling gravel, $3'0. Nov. 27 H. F. Davis, travel.. $48.60. Nov. 28 O - W. Bundy, services as sunervisn-. $8. Nov. 28 Emerson Cloyd, teaching, $100.

28 Weldon Huber, teaching.

28 Ruth Harvey, teaching.

Nov.

$75. Nov. $60.

Nov. 28 Rubv Leeds, teachintr. 855. Nov. 28 Ethel Shelley, teaching. $65 Nov. 28 Hazel Showalter. teaching, $55. Nov. 28 Ruth Jackson, teaching, $56. .

SUMMARY

Statement showing amount of all j moneys paid to the various funds of t Greene Township, of Wayne County. . Disbursements therefrom and bal-' ances remaining therein, for the year ! ending December 31st 1916. Township Fund Jan. 1, 1916. Balance on hand, $331.59; receipts during : year $2,114.69; total of balances and ', receipts, $2,446.28; disbursements during year $987.30; final balances, $1,458.98. Road Fund Jan. 1, 1916. Balanra on hand, 341.74; receipts during yoar. $1,133.38; total of balances and receipts, $1,175.12; disbursements during year, $1,271.75; final balances, $203.37. Special School Fund Jan. 1, 1916. Balance on hand, $2,203.64; receipts during year, $5,993.52: total of balances and receipts, $8,197.16; disbursements during year, $6,101.32; final balances, $2,095.84. Tuition Fund Jan. 1, 1916. Balance on hand, $2,198.48; receipts during year, $4,990.72: total of balances and receipts, $7,189.20; disbursements during year, $4,511.57; final balances $2,677.63. Dog Fund Jan. 1. 1916. Balance on hand, $13.20! receipts during year, $104: total of balances and receipts. $117.20; disbursements during y-ar, $72: final balances, $45.20. Totals of All Funds Jan. 1, 1916. Balance on hand. $5,088.65; receipts during year, $14,336.31: total of balances and receipts, $19,424.96; disbursements during year, 12.9I3.94; final balances, $6,481.02. I, Euos C. Veal, the Trustee of Greene Township. Wayne Countv. Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report of Receipts. Disbursements, Balances and Service Account is true and correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sunn received by me, and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I furthjer declare, and swear, that I have received no money, nor article or value, In consideration of any contract made by me as Trustee of this township. & ENOS C. VEAL, Trustee, of Greene Towtish'r)