Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 92, 28 February 1917 — Page 2

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-ifiE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28, 1917 -

ONLY $3,000 IN LEAGUE STOCK m STANDS BETWEEN JHW AND CLUB

All that, stands between: Richmond and -a Central League baseball franchise Is $3,000,' and ' the' enthusiastic

business men who are soliciting the

sale of stock in the Richmond Amuse

ment company, which is to take over the franchise, confidently announced at a meeting held at noon today at the T. M. C. A. that every share of

the 110,000 issue would be disposed of

by nopn tomorrow, when another meeting of the promoters will be held

at the Y. M. C. A.

Chairman Joseph H. Mills and his fifty committee members were greatly

pleased over the fact that In twenty four, hours time they bad been suc

cessful In disposing of approximately

$7,000 of the $10,000 of stock which is to be sold. '. , ' Many Persona Not Seen.

Quite a number of people known to be willing to subscribe for a Bhare or

more of .stock were not seen by the solicitors . yesterday and today and there were other business men who

promised to Increase their subscrip

tions if called upon again, consequent

, ly the committee in charge of the pro-

Y. M. I Notes

A pool tournament will open at the club rooms Monday. All members are

, eligible.' Prises will be awarded. Members of last year's baseball team are ulanning this year's organization.

The Y. M. I. expects to have a city

; title team this summer. Sunday, March 11. all members, In body, will attend Holy Communion. The committee on arrangements for the Japanese . musical comedy to be gtven -immediately after the Easter holiday met last night The committee expects to announce the full cast within a few. days. It Is announced that several national T. M. I. officers will attend the Initiation exercises to be held in about two weeks.

i M'CONAHA CONDUCTS . COMMITTEE HEARING

Public hearlnz on the Hvland bill

was held today by the state senate '; educational committee, of which Senator McCohaha is chairman. The hearing was held at noon. The effect of the bin is to defer election of a school superintendent from April 1917, to April 1918 In order to give Incoming commissioners the power now held by the retiring members. '''

Rub Musterole on Forehead ' -- and Temples

a neaciacne remedy witnout the dangers of "headache medicine." Relieves headache and that miserable feeling1 from colds or congestion. And it acts at once I Musterole -is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externally, and in no way can affect stomach and heart, as some internal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, con gestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, , lumbago, all pains and aches of the back or joints, fprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pncumoniaj). . '. ,

Ject . is confidant that, the remaining $3,000 of stock can be sold by noon tomorrow. . --Vr- -.J'. ' , It will be necessary to dispose bf all the stock by. tomorrow bwause the executive board members Its. league will meet In Richmond tomorrow for the purpose of awarding a league franchise to Richmond. ; , Many Richmond men who are not Interested in baseball subscribed for stock In the baseball company, it was reported at today's meeting, because they believed a league team would benefit the, city, especially in an advertising-way. The company promoters hold a meeting at 7 o'clock tonight at the Commercial club.

Court Records

Alfred C. Underbill filed petition in Wayne circuit court Wednesday for a change of venue In his 120,000 damage suit for personal injuries against Clem Carr, McClelland White . and John Weidenback. He asked that it be sent to Randolph county. Judge Fox took the case under advisement Underbill declared., that; certain prejudices exist against him in this county which might prevent him from getting a fair trail.. .. Underbill appeared as bis own attorney although the papers had been drawn by a member of the local bar. The law gives every man the right to appear as his own attorney. First National bank filed suit In circuit court today against William R. Bloom on a note, demand $350. ' Floyd Nosier, 18, charged with having stolen chickens, entered a plea of guilty in circuit court today and was sentenced to serve twenty days In the county jail and fined $5 and costs. Everett Erisman, 16, who it Is alleged . accompanied Hosier on the trip, and who was also charged with petit larceny, was allowed to go free pend

ing good behavior. Prosecutor Strayer said the boy was a victim of cir

cumstances and; bad company. His

father is dead an his mother needs

his support, Strayer, explained. . v

-' Suit of Frank Johnson against $mi.

ey E. Johnson was oisnussea ' at t&e

plaintiffs cost ' ; Elizabeth Bailey was granted a di

vorce from John Bailey in circuit court today. Cruel and Inhuman treatment

was the charge, i 4

Music Features:

Revival Series

"You commit

don't need to kill a man to

sin," said Rev. W. R. Cain,

evangelist at the First Pentacostal Church of the Nazarene last night "I

am afraid of sin only to fight it." '

Music is one of the attractive features of the service. The evangelist

lead? the congregational singing with the cornet The Rev. Mr. Cain and Mrs. Ai F. Balsmeier sang a duet last

night

WRITES FROM BOMBAY

Richmond friends have received

word from Lester C. Haworth, who is

a Y. M. C. A. secretary at Bombay, India. . He recently arrived at Bombay with his wife and he has an, interesting jtale to tell of conditions In that country; -

Keeps the teeth white and gold crowns well polished. Recommended by

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HYPNOTIZE WITNESS SAYS WALTER LEWIS IN MAGAZINE STORY

hypnotism of tea perverts Justice to courts," declares Walter Lewis deputy prosecuting attorney, in a thesis dealing with the lawyer's use of suggestion which" he "has prepared upon 'request fOr a "psychological magazine. While a student In Indiana university, Lewis spent much time experimenting wit hthe queer science under the direction of Prof. E. H. Llndley, a noted psychologist " In referring to the word hypnotism in his article, Lewis does not mean that a person must be "put. to ( sleepIn' a manner portrayed so often on the Stage. He uses the word to mean,' "get

ting a person in a state: of. mind to accept suggestions as . his. own thoughts. . . , ' A person Is more easily hypnotized under certain conditions. The-dignity of the court and the excitement which naturally surrounds a case,, makes a witness susceptible to accept a lawr yer's suggestion carefully hidden ' in the question. Then the answer will be what the attorney wants it to be. Expert judges realize the part hyp

notism plays, and., guard against sug gesttve questions made by attorneys.

The third degree is an application of

Hypnotic principles, says the article.

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A Nutritious Diet for All Ages. Keep Horlick's Always on Hand Quick Lunch; Home or Office.

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If the spine Is right the Man i3 right Investigate KnoIIenberrs Annex, 2nd Floor PJione 1868

TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL REPORT The Township Trustee's annual report to the Advisory Board of Jefferson Township, Wayne County, Indiana, for the year ending December 31, 1916: TOWNSHIP FUND Received. Jan. 1 Amount brought forward, $109.10, '

Jan. 17 Henry C. Benson, Justice

of the Peace, S.50.

March 17 L. S. Bowman, money

advanced, $300. June 24 L. S. Bowman, distribution, $436.47.. Dec. 25 L. S. -Bowman, distribution, $670.12. Dec. 29 Henry C. Benson, Justice of the Peace, $5.00. Dec. 29 M. W.. Grills, Justice of the Peace, $5.50. Paid Out. . Jan. 13 Kiger & Co., . school supplies, $11.70. Jan. 13 Thornton & Levy, township supplies, $3.06. Jan. 14 A. R. Jones, Interest on $300 note, $9.00. - ; , Jan. 30 W. H. Porter, services as trustee. 542.00. Feb. 15 Item Newspaper Co., printing report, $21.00. Feb. 28 W. H." Porter, services. as trustee, $42.00. March 18 W. H. Porter, services as trustee, $26.00. March 18 W. H. Porter, office rent, $12.00. March 20 E. A. Dixon, repairing booths. $3.00. ' March 28 W. H. Porter, services as trustees, $20.00. April 8 S. A. Moore, services super

visor, $50.00.

April 24 W. H. Porter, services as

trustee, $40,00..

April 25 O. Mx Deardorff. transfers,

May 20 W. H. Porter services as trustee, $30.00. May 31 S A Moore, part pay as supervisor, $25.00. May 31 W. H. Porter, services as trustee, $16.00. May 31 J. C; Nicholson,. election inspector, $31.60. June 1 M. ,W. Grills, election inspector, $31.60. ; June 2 A. C. Hughes, election inspector, $31.60.

June 5 W. H. Porter, office rent $s.oo. June 14 W. H. Porter, services as trustee. $20.00. June 17 W. H. Porter, extra expense, $25.00. June. 26 L. S. Bowman, election commissioner, $5.00. July 1 W. H. Porter, services as trustee, $24.00. July 7 First National bank, inter

est on $300 loan, $9.00.

July llr H. J. Day, printing tax levy

and notice, $2o.20. July 20 W. H. Porter, services as

trustees, $36.00. Aug. 1 W. H.

trustee, $6.00. Aug. 12 W. H. Porter, services as trustee, $18.00.' Aug. 22 H. J. Bohm, material for election, $1.35. , Sept 1 W. H. Porter, services as

trustee, $28.00, Sept. 8 S.

services, $10.00.

- Sept. 14 W. H. Porter, services as .trustee, $20.00. '

Sept. 19 Earl R. Stewart, visor services, $100.00.

Sept. 20 D. H. Gobel, supplies furnished; $4.48. , . . : Sept. 20 Kiger & Co., township supplies, $4.60. ' Sept. 20 W. L. Baker, township supplies, $7.30. Sep., 30 McCullough $ Steward, vcemeut wprfc,"$7.20..,- . . .. r'' ..

Porter, services as

A. Moore, supervisor

Buper-

, "Oct. 2 W. H. Porter, services as trustee, $22.00. ' : Oct. 12 W. H. Porter, services as trustee, $18.00. . : ;'

Oct. 27 W. H. Porter, services as

trustee,- $26.00. Nov. 10 S. A, services, $10.00.

Nov. 15 W. H. Porter, services as

trustee. $20.00

Nov. 29. W. H. Porter, services as

trustee. $22.00.

Dec. 2 S. A. Moore, supervisor

services, 415.00.

Dec. 11 W. H. Porter, services as

trustee. $12.00.

Dec. 16 W. H. Porter, services as

trustee. $30.00

"Dec. 26 W. M. Stahr, election com

missioner, $5.60.

Dec. 26 G. R. Davis, election com

missioner, $5.60. Dec. 26 Walter Simpson, supervisor, $100.00. . - Dec. 27 W. H. Porter, extra expense, $25.00. Dec. 28 W. H. Porter, office rent

$28.00.

Dec. 30 H. H. Johnsonbaugn, advis

ory board, $5.00.

Dec. 30 William Cleveland,- advis

ory board, $5.00.

Dec: ' ' 30 Adam

board, $5.00. ROAD FUND Received. Jan. 1 Amount brought forward, $509.13.. ; vVZ:?::';; June 9 L. S. Bowman, money advanced, $400.00. June 24 L. S. Bowman, distribution, $1,364.91. : Dec. 23 L. S. Bowman, distribution, $20.82. :-',v; Paid Out. '...-..:'v"v-:..v , ! Jan. 1 Nelson B. , Tbornburg, gravel, $16.00. Jan. 7 David M. Foutz. labor on roads, $3.00. Jan: 7 L. S. Bowman, road book, $10.00. 4 v x Jan. 14 A. R. Jones, Interest on $500 note, $15.00. Jan. 15 James Stewart, work on road, $1.50. Jan. 19 Martha .Ulrich, gravel, $11.25. " ' Jan, 19 " Andrew Smith, gravel, $47.55. ;:. ' . .-'V. ' Jan. 28 Floyd Beeson, gravel, $3.' Jan.; 29 Charles Khapp, road work, $9 92. - " " Jan 29 Elmer Durbin, gravel, $2. , Feb. 1 Joseph Lilly, road, work,

$1.50. Feb

$1. v Feb. 3 Jesse Ghaunt road work, $2.25. Feb.4 Adam Rowe, gravel, $30.75 Feb. 11 George Foutz, gravel, $2. Feb. 22 Samuel McCullough, road

work, $15. "

; Feb. 24 Burk Supply Co., road grader, $135. .. Mar; 13 C. WIchterman, gravel, $32.40. Apr. 3 Burk Supply Co., lumber, $25. V.

Apr. 8 J. L. Smitn, laoor on road,

?3. .

Apr. 8 S. A. Moore, gravel, $3.7o

Apr. 15 Dan Smith," labor on road,

$.75

Apr. 21 JacoD Allen, laoor on roads,

$6.

May 3 Lewis Simtn, laDor on roads,

$.75.

May4 A. Hatfield, gravel, $18.80 May 5 James Bookout, work on roads, $12.16. June 14 Carl Simpson, work on road, $1.90. June 15 Burk SupplyCo., sewer, $211. June 23 Fred Bond, work on road, $15.90. - June 26-:-Chester Life, work on road, $1.36. July 1 Werking & Keagy, road material, $101.49. July 1 Henry Keagy, road material, $97.64. July 3 Earl R. Stewart labor on roads, $50. July 7 1st Nat Bank, int. on $500 loan, $15. July 13 Walter Simpson, labor on road, $30. ' Aug. 19 Jacob Taylor, work on road, $4.94. " . .' : Aug. 25 Kenneth Allen,' labor on road, $9. .Aug. 29 Charles -Teetor, gravel, $91.50. ' Sept 1 Carl Simpson, work on road, $9. Sept. 2 George Heninger, labor on road, $1.50. sSept 2 Kenneth Allen, , labor on road, $6. Sept 4 Daniel D. Hoover, gravel, $55.50. . Sept 8 Daniel Smith, .work. on road, $2. v-: .y t.v.;;

It soothes the inflamed membranes and makes richer blood to repair the affected tissues

to help prevent tonsilitis or laryngitis. SCOTTS is worth insisting upon. gwttA BoirBe.BkMBLaeJd.N.J, - 19-U

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1 Henry Taylor, road work,

Sept 11 George - Foutz, gravel,

$15.45.

Sept. 25 Elmer McGrew, ' gravel,

$32.85. Sept. 28 Stewart Smith, labor 'on road, $100. Oct. 2 Haryy Moore, labor on road. $15. ... Oct. 7 Lawrence Rinehart, -gravel, $18.60. Oct. 7 Kenneth Allen, labor on road, $9." ....... : . . . . Oct. 11 Walter Hayes, work oh road, $5.91. ' Oct. 16 Hugh Fagan, work on road, $12.. ,. -; ; Oct.. 18-rr Kenneth Allen, work on road, $6.50. . Oct. 20 Burk Supply Co., bridge, $S5. - .. . Oct. 21 James P. Foutz, gravel and labor, $25.20. Oct. 24 Elmer McGrew, work . on road, $6.75. Oct. 28 Daniel Harter, Work on road, $3.65. . . Oct 30-Earnest Scruggs, work on road $15. -. .. Nov. 8 Edwin Stamm, work on

road, $5.02. y Nov. 9 David Sworeland, gravel, $.90. Nov. 11 Chester .Crull, work on road, $3. Nov. 16 J. M. L- Mendenhall, $9. Nov. 17 Earl B. Steward, work on road, $1.20. . Nov. 18 Everett Lester, work on road. $9. .-. - Nov. 23 Floyd Beeson, gravel, $21.25: - . Nov.: -23 Moses Forest wprk pa road. $11.05. : . Nov. .. S3 Monroe Sherry, - graveL $6.60. . . - -, Dec. 1 Mary E. Shaw, gravel, $13.80. Dec, 15 John A. Locke, gravei, $1.80. . . , Dec. 16 John Petty, gravel, $5.25. Dec. 26 Walter Simpson, work on road, $6. Dec. 26 John R. Thornburg, gravel, $4.50. Dec. 27 Martha Teetor, gravel, $32.40. ' Dec. 27 Grafton Stewart, gravel, $9. r. -J Dec. 27 Lee Pugh, work on road, $41. Dec. 27 W. H. Hoover, gravel, $4.05. Dec. 28 Andrew Smith, gravel,

$2.25. Dec. $34.20.

Dec. 28 S. A. Moore, work on road, $22. ,

29 L. S.- Bowman, road book,

28 Link Eliason, gravel.

Dec.

$10.. .. Dec. $28.30.

30 Henry Kimes, igraVeh

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND "

Received- ' Jan. 1 Amount brbugh forward, $1,928.01 Jan."l First National Bank, interest $555.99, ' ' ' " Apr. 17 L. S. Bowman, money advanced, $400. " June 24 L. S. Bowman, distribution, $2,671.57. Oct 11 Special school-house bond fund, transferred to special school, $636.55v ' ' ' ' - Dec. 2? L. S. Bowman, distribution, $2.700!82.- - Dec' 29 Charles Jones, cash- for transfers, $97.17. Paid Out - Jan 2 Peter Hatfield, wood for school building, $17.50. Jan. 12 Edward Mason, insurance', $33.

Jan. 13 Kiger & Tonuison, scnool supplies. $15.20. Jan.. 13 J. H. Stahl Co., school

books, $15.95." ;

Jan. 14 Clark Bros., coal for scnool

building, $111.56. :

Jan. 32 &awara nane, wors on

furnaee, $3.75. - ' -'

-Jan. 28 iJohn Forest Janitor work.

$18.

Jan. 28 John Forest, laoor on

school building, $5, .

Jan. 28 John ' Forest Wood for school building, $9:50. Jan. 28 John Kiser, Transportation, $50. - - ' Jan. 28 Ray Innis, transportation, $50. ' :v ,- ' Jan.' 31 George R. Ulrich, transportation, $50. .-' ; -Jan! 31 Joseph W. Byrd, transportation, $50. Feb.; 1 Jesse McCullough, transportation, $50. , Feb. 1 First National Bank, Bond No. 12, $500. - . ; . - Feb.l First National Bank, Warrant No 8, $500. . Feb,. 1 First National Bank, . interest, bonds and warrants. $80. Feb. 15 W. H. Schmidt work on hack, $4.25. . , Feb. 24 George R. Ulrich, transportation",. $50. Feb. 24 John Forest, janitor work, $18. . Feb. 24 Amos E. Ehle, transfers. $28. Feb. 26 Joseph W. Byrd, transportation, $50. Feb. 28 J. A. Edgerton, transfers, $2944. Feb. 29 John Kiser, transportation. $50. Mar.2 Joseph W. Byrd, transportation, $50. . . . Mar. 3 Jesse McCullough,' transports, $50. Mar. ' 6 F. B. Conover, coal for school building, $25.70. Mar. 16 Clark Bros., coal, $26.65. Mar. 16 George R. Ulrich, transportation, $50. Mar. 16 W. H. Schmidt, work - on hack, $9.85. Mar. 18 John Kiser, transportation!

$50.' V y

Mar. 23 S. A. Moom work . on

school buildlnc. 14. :

Mar. 24 John Forest, Janitor work.

$18.

Mar. 25 Jesse McCultongn, trans

portation. S100.

Mar . 28. Joseph W. Byrd. transpor

tation. $50.

Mar. 30 Chas. Woodlard 7 days In

stitute, $35. -

April 3 M. W. Grills, . insurance.

$11.20. r

April 4 Esther V. Porter, 7 days to-

sutute, I21.TO.

April 4 John Kiser, transportation.

$50. April 10 Earl B. Stewart, pt pay transportation, $160.

April 11 Alonzo Daugherty, insti

tute fees, $26.25. April 21 John Forest Janitor work, $18.- . April 25 O. M. Deardorff, transfers, $150. . ' April 25 Grace R. King, teaching domestic science, $39.

April 26 Florence Klrtley, institute-!

fees, $22.75. April 26 Charles Doerstler, transportation, $47.10. , April 26 Fred WorL transportation,.

$51. ' - : - ' April 28 George R. TJlrlch, transportation. $58.25. April 28 Ulrich & Holiday, repairing building, $18.68. May 1 L. E. Brown, commencement address, $18. May 2 Sol Castor, labor, rubber an4 paper, $5. - ' ' - May 2 S. A. Moore, examination, $26. May S John Forest wood, $5.25. May -9 W. . H. Schmidt, work on hack; $1.75. - - . .:. , 'May.: 15 Philip Gates, : institute, $5.60.-- .. . - : May 15 Philip . Gates, commence ment music, $16..- ? : June 2 George Jones, hall rent commencement $7. " - -.V ;.", .:- . June 2 Charles Smith, 'transportation, $50. . ; -

June 15 Esther V. Porter, examination, 4. June 24 D. W. Smith, transportation, $25. June 29 Charles O. Smith, transportation, $105. July 1 Henry Keagy,' labor and material, $98.57. - July 3 Earl R, Stewart, transportation, $105, ". July 3 H. H. Johnsonbaugn, transportation, $200. ... July 3 Lee Pugh, Janitor work, $64. July 5 Citizens' Telephone Co, school telephone rent, $17. ' July 8 Herschel McGrew, hauling coal, $13.13. July 10 D.; W. Smith, transportation'. $25. . July 11 H, J. Day, printing and ma

terial. $19.75.

July, 18 Clark Bros.,' one car coal,

$1483. -.

July . 21-8. A. Moore, hauling coal,

$17.69. " ' : - '

Aug. 1 Harry Moore, hauling coal

$15 '. ..' ::' V : : .:

Aug. 's Will Wedekind, labor, on.

hack. $9.75. .' . -

Aug. 9 First National bank, school

bond No. 13, $500.

Aug. 9 First National bank, school

warrant No. 9. $500. Aug. 9 First National bank. Interest bonds and warrants, $60.

Aug. 17 Bartel & Rohe, supplies,

$5.20. ..... Aug. 19 George R. Ulrich, transportation, $50. Ang. 22 C. J."' Alchlsbh, transfers, $142.90.

Auer. 25 John Forest cleaning

school building, $10. Aug. 26 W. J. Schmidt' labor and paiting backs. $66.50. ' Sept. 12 W. J. Schmidt work on

hack, $15. ' -

Sept. 16 George R. Ulrica, trans

portation, $10.

Sept. 20 D. H. Gobet scnooi sup

plies; $54.-- .

Sept.: 20-Kiger & co scnooi sup-

Sept. 2 John Kiser, transportation, $55:: .'. - Sept. 26 John Forest, Janitor serrices, $18. - Sept 30 Jesse . McCullough, transportation, $50. Oct. 4 Charles Forkner, transportation, $35. .- Oct 6 Charles O. Smith, transportation, $50. - Oct. li Joseph W. Byrd, transportation, $45. - -.- Oct 19 M. 1l Gebhart supplies, $i4.45. ' ' Oct. 20 Earl Stewart, transportation. $100. . - Oct. 21 Daniel Smith, ' transportation. $20. Oct. 23 Jesse McCullough, transportation, $50. Oct. 27 John Forest Janitor services $18. Oct. 28 W. J. Schmidt, work on hack, $15.25. Nov. 2 George R. Ulrich, transportation, $40.. . . Nov. 3 Jesse McCullough, transportation,1 $50. ' , . .: Nov. 6 John Kiser, - transportation, $55. "' ' ' " ' ; . . Nov. 6 Joseph W. Byrd,' transportation. $45. ' ; . '

Charles O-.Smlth, transpor-

Jan. 1 First National beak, interest, $3.83.. . f ' Jan. 27 L. S. Bowman, distribution. I605.1&. Feb. 1 First National Bank, interest $.. March 1 First National bank, inter-

April 1 first National bank, laterApril 17 S. Bowman. SaOBetr ad-

rvmnced, 1306.

Mar 1 First National bankninter.

st,$LJC.

June 1 First National banki-inter-' est $.X8. .

- . I I. ( MSWAVI,tion, I35&&L , .; July 1 First National bank, inter

est, $2.0.

Jnly IS I S. Bowman, distribution. $81LS2. : Aug. 1 First NatlonalVbank. inter

est $9.18. '

est, '$(.94. Oct 2 First NatlonalTBahk. inter

est $5.34.

Not. 2 First National ttnnk. imter.

est $4.

Dec 1 first National eb&nk. inter

est $22. i

Dec. 23 L. SL Bowman, dlstribn.

don, $575 JL ,

Paid Out. Jan. 25 Phttin R. Gszal tearftfna-

music, $16.

Jan. 2SCstberaV. Porter, taaeahe.

$60. . , ;

Jan. 28 Cbaxfes-7ooilaL twMno

$100. . ...

Jan. 31 ftaaaoenrt teMii-

$130.

Jan. 31 Alonzo vDaiMiirtr- timh

tng. $75.. . ... . ..

Feb. 22 PMiipOatBSi master $18. Feb. 26 Esther V. Itetac. laMbtac

$60. . ; ..... ..

Mar. 4 Alonzo J3a.TKhtvtMw4ifmr :

$75. . . . '1

bsr. ( Charles "Vaoolajdr-tEaddng

Mae, 21 Philip music, $16.

Mar, 24 FloTBWKlrtieTtefctog,i Mar. 29 Esther VPorteA-teacibJng $(0. April 8 EstfcT-'rorteTVedring, ! $30. . ; April 22 AlooaoDanghertx, teachlng. $75: April 18PhmpHGates, masks $16. ' April 25 O. M. Jeardarfl transfer,,' $100. April 2( Florenee-4nrtly, teackteg, i

Gates, teadxtog!

-John Kiser, transportation -O. M. Deardorff, transfers,

Kov. 22tation $20. Nov. 23$55. Nov. 23-

Nov. 24 John Forest janitor services, $18. . Nov. 27 Joseph W. Byrd, transportation, $45. Nov. 27 George r; Ulrich, transportation, $ 50. - Nov. 29 Eart Stewart, transportation, $50. Dec. 1 Charles O. Smith, transportation, $80. Dec. 4 Charles E. Forkner, transportation, $70. - Dec. 12 W. J. Schmidt, work on hack, $2.70. Dec. 18 John Forest Janitor work, $18. .- Dec. 18 Jesse McCullough, transportation, $50. ' - Dec-26 Earl R. Stewart, transportation, $50. Dec. 26 John Forest, transportation $50. ; ' ' . Dec. '26 John Kiser, transportation, $55. Dec. 27 Lee Pugh, janitor work-and cleaning building, $72. . Dec. 27 Gates- R. Davis, drinking fountain, $5.50. . .

H. , Gingwerth, school

J. Bohm, school sup

Dec. 28 W.

supplies, $1.25. Dec. 28 H. plies, $5.19.

Dec. 28 Andrew Smith, transportation, $25. . Dep. 28 F. M. Whitesell, school supplies, $43.95. . . i . Dec. 30 H. H. Johnsonbaugh, transportation, $200. v . TUITION FUND Received. - ' .- . Jan. 1 Amount brought forward, $535.44.

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May 2 AlanxorJaugberty, teaching. , $75. May 5 Esther" V. Porter, teaching, $50. May 15 phUlpiGaies, one day teach-' lng, $4. ' -- ,: -Aug. 21 Alonzo Daugherty, teaching. $75, :. .- Aug. 22 C. X Ate bins on, transfers, $115. .: Aug. 28 Carles Woodlard. teaching $100. Sept 29 Charles Woodlard, teaching. $100. Sept 29 Florence Porter, teaching. $50. Oct 10 Philip Gates, .teaching music, $12. ' Oct 25 Florence Kirtly, teaching. $65.:-: - . . Oct 25 Charles Woodlard. teaching $100. Oct 25 Florence Porter, teaching, $50. Nor. 7 A. Daugherty, teaching; $85. Nov. 8 P. Gates, music, $16. , 4 . Nov. 21 P. Gates, music, $16. Nov. 23 O. M. Deardorff, transfers, $300. Nov. 24 Florence Porter, teaching. $50." Nov. 27 Charles Woodlard. teachingt $100. ....... Dec. 21 A. Daugherty. teaching, $80. Dec 22 Florence Porter, teaching. $50. . Dec. 23 P. Gates, music teaching, $8. DOG FUND Received . Jan. 1 Amonnt brought - forward. $236. 1 Dec. 29 Clint Martin dale, dog tax,. $135. . : . Paid Out . Mar. IS Chester Life, hog killed, , $4. : -r - , - 1 Mar. 30 L. S. Bowman, excess- dogl

fond, $132.' ' '

Apr. 4 L. 8.- Bowman, excesdog

fund, $4.

Apr. 2o James SL.Tnnls, one -caXCi

WUed, $5. ' '

LIBRARY FUND . Received .' June 24 L. S. Bowman, distrfbttHon.,

$6983.

Dec. 21 Ii S. Bowxaanr discriJiaQon, , 14.0t ' i Paid Out ' . Aug. 1 Thad McCown, lfhranrfand, '

$698.53. ".

Dee. 28 Thad JlcCown, iiDraryjfnndl

$614.01. '

SPECIAL SCHOOL HOUSE BOND

FUND : Received

Jan. 1 Amount brought, forward, $559.99 June 24 L. S. Bowman, distribution,. $636.55. ! Oct 23 L. S. Bowman, Dec dlstri-'. bution. $559.38. Paid Out Oct 11 Transferred to special school fund. $636.55. Total balance as shown by this report $3,858.15. Cash in depository Dec. 31, 1916, $3,858.15. I, W. H. Porter, the trustee of Jefferson Township. Wayne county, 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 sum3 with which I am charged in -this report are all the sums received by me. and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums 6tated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall e retained', by ' or repaid to me or any other person.' And I further declare, and swear, that I have received no money. : nor article of value, in consideration of any contract made by me as trustee -of this township. . 'W. H. PORTER, Trustee of Jefferson Township. - Subscribed and sworn to before me, -the chairman of the Advisory Board of this township, this 2nd. day of Jan-' ua'ry, 1917. Adam Rowe, Chairman of the Advisory Board of Jefferson Township. H. H. Johnsonbaugh . , W.O.Cleveland Adam Rowe ' . : - " Advisory Board, Jefferson Townshfp