Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 52, 12 January 1920 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND BUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JAN. 12, 1920.
BRUSSELS MAY BE
CAPITAL OF LEAGUE
"WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. Because the United States did not join the entente powers and Japan in the conclusion of peace yesteday in Paris, the teat of the league of nations may go to Brussels, Belgium, instead of Geneva, Switzerland, as provided in the league covenant. President Wilson was responsible for the selection of Geneva, in the first place, the French and British premiers yielding to his suggestion, though personally they preferred Brussels because it was far more conviently situated with regard ' to Paris and London.
to the effect that the secretariat of the league which has been organizing
miormauy in Lonaon ior many monins 5 past now is arranging for the selection J of permanent headquarters and is ex- , pected to decide within a day or two between the conflicting claims of Geneva and Brussels.
Good Crowd Attends First Art Exhibit
Need for Christians Is Theme of S S. Meeting The need for men consecrated for Christian service, was pointed out by E. T. Albertson in an address at a men's mass meeting in the Grace Methodist church at 3 p. m. Sunday. He urged that many men take the course in Sunday school teaching to be inaugurated by the church federation. A good crowd was present but those interested hope for larger atlendances at other meetings. Samuel . B. Garton, head of the music department of Earlham. sang a special solo, Ralph Sloane, supervisor of music in Richmond schools, had charge of the orchestra.
Among the pictures which attracted much attention Sunday afternoon at the exhibit by Indiana artists in the public art gallery, was "The Knitter" by Maude Kauffman Eggemeyer. The painting is that of Mrs. Mary Frame Selby, one of the most faithful Red Cross workers at the local rooms, and because of the local color,
attracted much attention. The painting shows the red star service pin, worn by Mrs. Selby as a reward for her work. Howard Hitz gave several vocal selections and Prof. F. K. Hicks rendered a number of violin selections. There was an unusually good attendance at the opening exhibit. The pictures are now open to the public at the gallery in high school. County Spent $77,000 on Roads in 1919, Jones' Report
I Y. M. C. A. News v .
Notices are being sent out by the Richmond Y. M. C. A. for the annual meeting next Tuesday evening. This will be the largest annual meeting ever held by the association, as both the senior and intermediate classes will be admitted. The 16 charter members of the "Y" will be guests of honor. Dedication of the enlarged photographs of the late George H. Knollenberg, Benjamin Johnhon and Timothy Nicholson will be a feature of this meeting. The whole purpose of the meeting of the Hi-Y club in the Y. M. C. A . Tuesday evening, is to define clearly in the minds of the members the rea' purpose and airns of the organization, according to C. M. Beatty, boys' -sec
retary. The Hi-Y club is not a purely social club, but an organization that will live up to the definition of the Hi-Y club written into the constitution at its founding. Tuesday's meeting will be an open forum but special program and talker nave been obtained for the meeting on Jan. 20. To discuss probable nominees for the vacant places on the board of directors and trustees of the Richmond Y. M. C. A., the nominating committee, composed of Dr. Charles Bond, , K. II. Scott and H. C. Hasemeier, held a luncheon meeting in the "Y" at noon Monday.
County Superintendent of Highways W. O. Jones spent $77,423.59 during the year 1919 in keeping the roads of Wayne among the best in the state, according to bis annual report made
public Monday. This is approximately ) 0
19,000 more than he expended In 1918, when 568,292.(54 was used. With the increased cost of labor; and material the county feels very fortunate in having roads in such excellent shape. An increase of $1 per day for all team labor and 50c a day for single labor had to be paid by the county last year. With all expenditures made County Superintendent Jones had $16,733.65 left in his fund Jan. 1, 1920. For the 429 miles of road making last year, at $180 per mile, approximately 30,000 yards of material was used. The increased cost of essentials was the reason for the advanced price of road making per mile this year. In 1918 it cost $158 per mile. The itemized account of the money expended follows: Tools and machinery, $7,972; supplies, $2,991.32; team labor, $42,606.65; single labor, $8,557.30; gravel, $9,240.70; freight. $121.06; coal, $621.14; cement and lumber, $363.84; tarvia, for resurfacing, $2,481.66; sewers, $122.92; piling. $775, and superintendent's salary, $1,550.
SECOND INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE REOPENS
(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Jan. 12. President Wilson's second industrial conference reassembled : today after, a several weeks recess prepared to consider the mass of suggestions and proposals for stabilization of the nation's industrial situation. These accumulated during the holiday adjournment and came in response. to a request to the public for constructive criticism of the conference's tentative plan made public Dec. 29. Several of those who had
suggestions to make offered to appear
in person and the program for hearing these probably will be announced late today or tomorrow. The plan for settling industrial disputes favored by the conference proposed a national consiliation tribunal at Washington and regional boards of inquiry and adjustment. Some of its suggestions havo been adversely criticized by officials of the
American Federation of Labor and representatives of other union labor organizations.
California's Governor Opposes Bont in State JS11SSSSSSSSSS SAN DIEGO. Cal., Jan. 12 Little promotion of the proposed Jack Demp-sey-Georges Carpentier boxing match for the world's heavyweight championship has been done in California, said James W. Coffroth, who offered a purse of $400,000 for the bout, in com
menting today upon opposition of Governor William D. Stevens of California to staging the meeting at Tia Juana. Lower California. Coffroth said he was "riot greatly concerned" over the announcement last night of gubernatorial opposition. "I have been up against the same thing practically every time I have promoted a prize ring match in the last 15 or 20 years." he said. "As for the fight being promoted in California, that is wrong. The work of promotion has gone on in almost all other parts of the world, but little of it has been done in California." Goyernor Stephens said that he would be obliged, if necessary, to request the federal government through control of the international border to prveent the contest being held.
Township Trustee's
Apr.. 22 Warner Sheffer.
I Culvert Jerkum road. $1.25;
work on
Charles
A l Tt .iGavln. Bal. driving- truck. 139.75. reprs.,
nnUol IVePOrl ! f 6.25. $46.00: Robert Simons. Janitor
Shoe Retailers of Nation Hold Convention at Boston
SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED Finley Hicks, colored, was fined $25 and sentenced to six months in jail for nonsupport by Judge Bond in circuit court Monday. Sentence was suspended on condition that Hicks pay $6 a week for the support of his family.
(By Associated Press) BOSTON, Jan. 12 More than four thousand delegates from all parts of the country and from Canada and South America attended the opening session here today of the ninth annual convention of the National Shoe Re
tailers' Association. Additional retailers expected before the final session on Thursday will make the convention one of the largest ever held in this city, and the greatest single purchasing body ever assembled at one time, it is said. Many delegates yesterday and today were forced to find hotel accomodations in nearby cities. Visits to such manufacturing centers as Brockton. Lynn and Haverhill, several exhibitions of model shoe manufacturing plants; sample shoes on nearly two hundred live models, and motion pictures of the industry gave the retailers first hand information concerning their merchandise.
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UPHOLDS NEWBERY INDICTMENT (By Associated Press) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Jan. 12. Validity of the indictments of Senator Newberry and 134 others charged with violation of the election law in the 1918 elections was upheld by Federal Judge Sessions here today, in dismissing a demurrer filed by counsel for the indicted men.
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To The . Advisory Board k of Boatoa Township, Wayne County, Indiana " January, 1018. RECEIPTS Jan., 2 1919 Farmers State Bank, Int. for Dec, f6.65. Jan., 23 W. H. Brooks Aud.. Distri
bution State Tution Funds, 1580.54.
Feb.. 1 Farmers State Bank, Int.,
for Jan., $8.15.
Mar., 1 Farmers State Bank, Int.,
for Feb., $5.34.
Mar.. 28 Florence M. Burgess, ap
plied to teachers pension, $10.00.
pr., z Farmers state Bana. int..
for Mar.. $3.63.
Apr., 14 W. II. Brooks, Aud., Advan
ce on Special School & Tution, $900.00.
Apr., 22 Continental insurance co. Damage to School No. 5 by lightening, $483.77.
, May 1 Farmers State Bank,
for April, $2.85. June 2 Farmers State . Bank, Int., for May, $2.24. .. June 3 Wm. Overholser, Dog tax
follecting by Assessor, $429.00.
June 25 ,w. H. Brooks. Aua., Distributing taxes to various funds, $580.73. July 1 Farmers State Bank , Int., for June. $4.00. July 17 Joel Moore, overdrawn appropriation 1918. $14.00. July 21 W. H. Brooks. Aud., Distribution State Tuition funds, $708.67. July 24 T. Gatney. Trustee, transfers Ceter Twp., Union Co., $58.20. Aug.. 1 Farmers State Bank, Int., for July, $12.31. Aug., 4 Joel Moore, Dog tax collected by Trustee, $17.00. Aug., 11 E. J. Wright, Trustee Transfers from Ablngton Twp., $346.09. Aug., 12 John Stout. Trustee Transfers from Harrison Twp., Union Co.,
$277.66.
Sept., 2 Farmers State Bank, Int., on deposits for Aug., $10.66. Oct., 1 W. H. Brooks, Aud., Advance of Special School Funds. $800.00. Oct.. 1 Farmers State Bank, Int., on Dept., $9.52. Nov., 3 Farmers State Bank, Int., on deposits, $8.11. Dec, 1 Farmers State Bank, Int., on deposits, $5.20. Dec. 24 W. H. Brooks. Aud., Distribution taxes to various funds, $533.71. EXPENDITURES Jan., 2 Farmers State Bank, Int., for Dec, $512.85: Farmers State Bank Loan to Special School & Int., $1.10. Jan., 3 Webb-Coleman Co.. crank for school truck. $5.25: Webb-Coleman Co..
i License for School Truck, $352.76.
Jan., 4 Bartel & Rone, School supplies (bill on file). $ .60. Jan.. 6 Jones Hardware Co.. Glass for High School, $7.50; Lester Davis. Janitor work No. 1. 10 weeks at $3.00 per mo.. $8.25; Liberty Light & Pr. Co., Electric current, II. S., $9.30. Jan., 7 George W. Hensley, work with team. 20 hrs., single man. 75c, $63.95; Charles Gavin, Driving truck, 18 da. $2.65, repairs. $16.25, $47.70. Jan., 13 Louis Hartman, 159 loads gravel a 30c, $39.78; Boston Lumber Co., Material for repairs & supplies, (bill on file), $30.00. Jan., 14 William E. Buson. 100 Ids. gravel (g 30c. $4.50; Levi G. Druley, 18 Ids., gravel 25c. $10.65. Jan., 15 Richmond Home Tele. Co., telephone rent, II. S.. $9.75, toll 90c, $20.61. Jan., 16 Jones Hardware Co., 160 lb. Murecso 9c, Brush $6.00, Nails, 21c, $67.00. Jan., 17 Wilson Magaw, 190 loads gravel 30c, $90.00. Jan.. 18 Harvey C. Bosworth. 180 hrs., grading & hauling (ev 50c, $22.60; Clarence liaper, 4 1-2 days hauling gravel, SB $5.00, $3.00 Jan., 22 Mrs. Forrest Meek. Substituting one day Primary No. 2, $60.00. Jan., 23 Letha Pigg, Teaching Dist. No. 4, $60.00; Richard Motley, Teaching Dist. No. 6. $42.00; Margurite Haisley, Teaching Primary. No. 2. lost 6 da's, $60.00; Florence M. Burgess, Teaching Dist.. No. 5, $144.00; Cloe Hulse, Teaching High Shhool. $65.00; Malinda Rodenberg, Teaching Dist. No. l.;Elizabeth Pegg, Teaching Intermediate, No. 2, $90.00; Haley J. Harold, Teaching music all schools. $52.00; Alice Goodwin, Teaching Dist. No. 3. $60.00; Marguerite Davis. Teaching High School, $85.00: Mrs. Laura Williams, Substitute 4 1-2 da.. Primary No. t $4.00, $18.00; Guy G. Girton, Janitor work. High school.
work, primary room No. 2. $18.00: Flor
ence M. Burgess. Bal. teaching, $210.00, Inst. & Jan. $36.00, $248.00. Apr., 23 Marguerite Haisley. Bal teaching, $60.00. Inst. & Jan.. $18.00, $78.00. Apr.. 24 Haley J. Harold, Bal. Teaching, $52.00, Inst. $15.60, music $2.80. $70.40. Apr.. 27 Clara S. Beard. Postage
j stamps, $1.00.
Apr., 28 J. O. Edgerton, Association printing. $14.70. Apr., 30 Joel Moore, Trustees salary, $50.00. May 1 The Geo. H. Knollenberg Co. Ribbon for class colors, $5.00. May 6 Clara S. Beard. Postage stamps. $1.00; Guy G. Girton, washing truck, decorating and other work. $8.30. May 6 Harold Williams, music for commencement. and transportation.
$18.00; Richard Motley. Bal. Teaching,
-Joel Moore, Trustees salary,
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These shoes are mosrlv thp hrnk-en 1nr; nf nur Iar winter's shoes and everv oatr IS worth twice, and, in some
cases, three times, what we offer them to you for Kid and Gun Metal, leather and cloth tops, button
cases, three times, what we offer them to vou for. This lot is composed of Patent, Grey and black fl?J Qr
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This lot of shoes is composed mostly of small sizes in cloth top Gun Metal Button Shoes. They are j0 solid and fine for every-day vear; high or low heels. Sizes as follows at x)4J
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This lot is composed of every size and most of these Shoes are fall styles, but only a few pairs are left of some of them. These are $9 00 values. Brown and Black Kid, Brown Calf, leather and cloth tops, high A and low heels. These will not last long. The following sizes at k . JrxJ
i I I Sizes 3 3 4 4 5 o 6 16 1 8 i I I 1 1 I No. of Pairs 5 4 ! 8 10 8 12 15 9 4 1 !j
Ladies, Ycu Cannot Afford to Miss This Sale. These Values Will Not be Duplicated in Two Years at LeastThat We Know.
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$45.00.
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Jan., 28 L. C. Hasecoster, Broom Dist No. 6, 90c; Dye & Price, Insurance School Dist. No. 1-2-3-4-5-6, $259.83; A. G. Luken. 78 Pkgs. Alabastine & 1 3-4 doz. Kumigators, $46.95. Jan., 30 Dolph Rlnehart. wood for
kindling, No. 3 School. $4.50. Jan.. 31 J. O. Kdgcrton, Association Printing. $17.64. I-'eb.. 6 Charles Gavin, driving truck
20 days (g $2.63, $33.00; Guy G. Girton. repairwork, School No. 1-2-3-4, $7.40; Second Nat'l Bank, Int., on H. S. Bonds, $276.38. Feb., 7 Harry Heinbaugh, 104 loads gravel 25c, $26.00. Feb., 12 Waterman Waterbury Co., heater, School No. 6. $50.00. Feb., 13 Indiana Refining Co., gasoline & oil. (bills on file), $28.76; Clara S. Beard, Postage stamps, $1.00. Feb., 19 Irvin Reed & Son, Flue cleaner, $1.50. Feb., 20 Letha Pegg, Teaching Dist. No. 4. $60.00; Richard M. Motley. Teaching Diet No.6, $60.00; Marguerite Haisley, Teaching Primary No. 2. $60.00; Florence M. Burgess, Teaching Dist. No. 5, $60.00; Cloe Hulse, Teaching High School. $144.00; Malinda Rodenberg. Teaching Dist. No. 1, $65.00; Elizabeth Pegg. Teaching Intermediate, No. 2, $90.00; Haley, J. Harold. Teaching Music, all Schools. $52.00; Marguerite Davis, Teaching High School, $85.00; Alice Goodwin. Teaching Dist. No. 3, $45.00; Guy G. Girton, Janitor work High School, $45.00. Feb., L'l Laura Williams, Substituting one day No. 1 & 5 da. No. 3 (ii, $4.0O. $24.00. Feb., 25 L. C. Hasecoster, Brooms, $2.25. Feb.. 27 Joel Moore, Trustees salary, $50.00.
Mar., 1 Palladium Prfg. Co., Printing August & Annual reports, $20.85. Mar., 3 The Foos Gas Engine Co. repairs, gasoline engine H. S., $17.93; Jones Hardware Co., Lock & Stove bolts. No. 1, $3.00; Charles Gavin, driving truck 20 da. $2.65, repairs, $8.65, $61.65. Mar., 4 C. & O. R. R. Co. freight on heater from Minneapolis. $3.66. Mar., 7 W. H. Brooks, Aud. Surplus in dog fund Mar. 1st 19, $153.50. Mar.. 11 C. & W. Cramer Co. lumber for bridges, Stlgleman & Jerkum Road, $52.23; The Waterman Waterberry Co. Bal. on heater No. 6. $20.00; Item News
paper Co. Prtg. August and Annual reports. $24.89. Mar., 14 Warner Sheffer, work schools No.l & No. 6, $4.00. Mar., 19 E. H. Routson. 12 Ids gravel 80c, $3.60. Mar., 20 Letha Pegg, Teaching Dist. No. 4, $60.00; Richard M. Motley, Teaching Dist. No. 6, $60.00; Marguerite Haisley, Teaching Primary No. 2, $60.00; Florence M. Burgess. Teaching Dist.
No. 5. $60.00; Florence M. Burgess. Teaching Dist. No. 5, aplled to pension. $10.00; Cloe Hulse. Teaching High school, $144.00; Malinda Rodenberg. Teaching Dist. No. 1, $61.75; Elizabeth Pegg, Teaching Intermediate, No. 2, $90.00:
Haley J. Harold. Teaching music, all ' $9.00;
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$60.00. Ins t. & Jan.. 134 00. 194 00:
Int., Malinda Rodenberg. Bal. Teaching,
$65.00, Institute. $19.50. $84.50. May 7 Austin Focht. putting In cement head culvert. Henly road, $6.00. May 10 Liberty Light pr. Co. Elec
tric current, H. S., $3.30. May 12 Simon Atwell, sheep killed by dogs, $43.60; Edward Sweet, work on School enumeration. $40.00. May 14 t. H. Goble Prfg. Co., 100 teachers monthly reports. $1.55; Horace Ellis, Sec. Remittance teachers pension, $10.00; J. J. Rae. Commencement address, $10.00; Fred H. Lemon & Co. flowers for commencement. $8.00: Alice
Goodwin, Bal. teaching, $60.00, Ins t. & Jan., $34.00. $94.00; Indiana Refining Co., gasoline H. S., $14.95; Cyrennus Wicker, hauling 8 3-4 tons coal 70c, $6.26. May 15 Lester Davis, Janitor work School No. 1 $12.00. May 20 Chas. A. Stlggleman work on
stiggieman road. $7.00. May 22 Thomas Davis, hauling 13 1-2 tons coal H. S. f 70c. $9.36. May 26 John J. Niewoehner, repairs water system. H. S. $1.65. May 27 Harold Malone. cleaning school yard No. 5. 75c: J. M. Coe Prfg. Co. Commencement folders, programs, & note heads. $30.00. May 28 Joel Moore, Trustees salary $50.00; W. A. Rlnehart Agt. Freight on grader blades. Indpl's. 62c. May 31 Channon Chamberlin, 2 cords wood. $3.00. $6.00. June 3 Peter L. Beard, hauling 6 3-4 tons coal 70c, $4.15. June-4 A. F. Nelson, suplles & material for repairs (bill on file). $69.79. June 5 Richmond Home Tele. Co., Telephone H. S.. $9.75. toll 40c, $10.15. June 6 Boston Lumber Co. material for repairs, (bill on file), $7.06; Clara S. Bond. Postage stamps. $1.00. June 7 Kitchel Elevator Co. 36 tons coal $5.50, hauling 7 1-2 tons JT70c,
$L'0L'.25. June 18 C. D. Chadwlck. two dozen Wilton five tie brooms & $11.00, $22.00. June 20 Joel Moor, Trustees expenses, $50.00. June 23 F. B. Jenklnson, School supplies, (bill on file). $18.64. June 24 Guy. G. Girton. wiring basement n. s., other work. $7.60. June 25 Thomas Davis. 40 hrs, grading roads (q1 50c per hr.. $20.00. June 30 Joel Moore, Trustees, salary, $50.00. July 2 Mrs. Jacob B. Sheffer. transportation child to school. $36.00. July5 William Ryan, hauling on State Line, 20 da. (a $3.00. $100.00. July 7 Bartel & Rohe, School supplies, (bill on file), $57.17. July 12 Evan Phenis. Painting & cleaning schools, 44 hrs.. g) 45c, ..19.80. July 17 J. L. Sheffef, transfers to Jackson Twp., O.. $266.00; Chas W. Jordon. Transfer to Richmond H. S., $52.40; July 20 Waterman Waterburry Co. two furnace bodies & 6 grates. $167.00;
J. O. Edgerton. transfers to Wayne twp.
$80.04; Irvin Reed & Son, wire netting
School No. 5. $1.25
July 21 Peter L. Beard, moving &
raking yards, No.2 & H. S.. $4.00; Clara
S. Beard. Postage stamps, $1.00.
July 31 Guy G. Girton, cleaning &
painting. 126 hrs a 45c. 10 yds. cloth (Si
JOc. $57.70; Robert Simons, 6 hrs work
S' 20o. $1.00; Evan Phenis. cleaning
painting 37 hrs (& 45c. $16.65; Walter
Lafuse. hauling children to school, 1918
19. $100.00.
Aug.. 4 C. & W. Kramer Co. Bridge lumber. $32.36: D. H. Goble & Co. Tax
and enumeration blanks. $4.62.
Aug.. 5 W. A. Rlnehart. freight on grader blades. 74c; Joel Moore. Trust
ees salary, $50.00.
Aug., 6 Second Nat'l. Bank. School bonds. No. 9 & 10 and Int.. $1,276.38; Henry Harworth, hauling coal 2 1-2 da $5.00; $12.50; John Statzer, mowing school yard No. 6. $2.00. Aug., 7 Evan Phenis. 58 hrs. cleaning & paintinsr 45c. $26.10.
Aug.. 11 Henry Klute. transportation to Richmond H. S.. $36.00. Aug.. 13 C. & O. R. R. Co., Freight on heaters from Minneapolis. $9.01. Aug., 15 Cyrennus Wicker, hauling coal one day & $5.00, $5.00; Guy W. Girton, cleaning (S painting, 91 hrs & 45c hr. 25 hrs. jj 20c. $45.95; Farmers State Bank Int. on $1,300 loan ten mo. 6 per cent, war tax 26c. $65.26. Aug., 16 Homer Williams, hauling coal 2 1-2 da. a $5.00. $12.50. Aug.. 23 Adams Eby, load of sand and hauling No. 2, $3.00; Evan Phenis, 58 hrs. cleaning & painting (3 45c, $26.10. Aug.. 29 Joel Moore, Trustees salary. $50.00. Sept., 4 Evan Phenis. cleaning & painting. 86 1-2 hrs & 45c. $38.92; Guy G. Girton. cleaning & painting. 114 hrs. 45c. $52.90; Howard Davis, hauling stoves, No.l & 3. repairing pump No. 1, $3.00; Ida Rodenberg, one turkey killed by dogs, $6.00. Sept.. 6 EverettPunnkett. helping clean schools. 82 hrs. 20c. $16.40: Mary Fisher, substituting 3 da. 7 & 8 grades $5.00. $15.00. Sept., 9 Dave Stephens, brick work.
No. 2, $5.00: Cornelius Connell, 2 3-4 cords of wood $ $3.25, $S.94. Sept.. 11 Jos. M. Seaney, 5 sets measuring spoons If. S., 75c; Harry Vlgran. 1 doz. table spoons. H. S.. $3.15. Sept.. 22 Richmond Home Tele. Co. Rent one quar., $9.75, toll, $3.03, II. S. $12.80. Sept. 23Geo. IL Druly, 11 1-2 hrs work on road 30c, $3.45: Garner Fleisch, hauling gravel 6 da. $3.00, $30.00.
Sept.. 2o Farmers State Bank, Irit. on loan. Aug. 4th to Sept. loth, $9.10 Boston Lumber Co. 2 1-2 bis. cement $3.40. 10 lbs nails .07. $7.70. Sept.. 26 Frank O. Medsker. teaching High School. $180.00: Helen M. Farmer, teaching Dist. No. 1, . .75.00; Lydia Austill. teaching Dist. No. 6, $75.00: Josephine Bennett, teaching primarv No. 2. $90.00; Florence M. Burgess, teaching Dist. No. 6. $90.00: Bess Doty, teaching 4, 5 & 6 Grades No. 2, $90.00 Ruby Medearis. teaching H. S. $90.00; Esther Monroe, teaching Dist. Xo. 3. $65.00; Florence Gunn. teaching Dist.
No. 4. $65.00: Beatrice Ash. teaching 7 & 8 and Dom. Science. H. S-. $75.00: Haley J. Harold, teaching music all schools. $52.00: Guy G. Girton, Janitor work. H. S. $50.00: Cyrennes Wicker, hauling gravel 5 da $5.00. $25.00: D. H. Goble. Prfg. Co. Supplies, (bill on file). $20.96. Sept.. 29 Cfcas. A. Stiggleman 1 1-2 day team. 4 days without team. $19.50. Sept.. 30 Roland Beach, repair work on schools. No6. 5. 2 & 1 .(bill on file. $102. 93: J. D. Adams Co. sharpening grader blades. $3.60; Joel Moore. Trustees salary, $50.00. Oat.. 1 Richard Pickett, mowine
school yards. 3 & 4, hauling coal 1 day.
Richard Pickett grading road $9.00, 1 day with shovel, $3.00,
Oct.. 23 Matt Brlnker, 6 coal oil for schools, $1.00. . JL ' Oct.. 24 Florence Gunn. teacMnff-jP't-No. 4. $65.00; "Esther Monro,' teaching
Dist. No. S, $$5.00; Frank O. Medskr, , teaching H. 8 $80.00: Hellen Farmer. tearhlnn- Dist. No.l. $75.00: Lydia Aus-
till, teaching Dlit No. . $75.00: J-f AUI. .amBm VwlmntrV 0
2. $90.00. Florence M. Burgess, techIng Dist No. 5. $90.00: Bess Doty, teach-1 Ing, 4. S & grades. No. 2, $90.00; Ruby? Medearls. teaching H. S., $90.00; Beatrice Ash. teachtng 7 ft 8 grades. Dom Science IL a $100.00; Haley J. Harold.
teaching music in ail scnooie. v . Clayton Sheffer, 24 hrs with team t without team. 24 hrs. JOc $ Guy G. Girton. Janitor work, H. 8--f; $50.00, work other schools. $8.60. $58.68 " Oct.. 28 Chelsle Bosworth. cerdw; wood $3.50. for schools. $21.00; C. E. Arowsmlth. repairing road grader. "Scf Oct.. 29 Thollle W. Druley. hauling; gravel 8 da. $5.00. 1 da. $$.00,t $18.00; Earn Toney, team to grader one. da. $5.00. $5.00. Nov.. 3 Nellie B. Wolf, four turkeyr killed by dogs. $17.00: Joel Moor, yrus f tee salary. $50.00: Percy FarlowjatJ-j
da. with team. 2 da. single nana, z sc l
Wilson Magaw. 62 Ids. gravel 0 30c $18.60; Standard Oil Co.. Gasoline H. S (bill on file). $4.46. Nov.. 7 Wm. S. Miller. 14 hrs. wltl team, 6 hrs. single hand on road, $9.40. Nov.. 8 Richmond Home Tele.. Co, rent one quar. $9.75, toll. $1.90. tax 10c; $11.75. . . -i
Nov., JJ Charles Gavin, driving trucVf $79.55. repairs, gass ft labor, $9J.10j
$173.65.
Nov.. 15 Frank O. Medsker. teaching
H. S.. $100.00; Stella A. Harman. Supt Dom. Science, two da. $9 00, $18.00.
Nov.. 17 C. & O. n. R. Co.. Freigh
on cabinet from Indp'ls.. $2.04.
Nov., 21 Frank O. Medsker, teach
Ing H. S. $80.00; Helen-Farmer, teach
Ing Dist. No. 1. $75.00: Lydia Austil teaching Dist. No. 6. $75.00: Josephln
Bennett, teaching Primary No. 2. $90.0(1
Florence M. Burgess, teachtng Dist. Nf
$90.00; Bess Doty, teaching. 4. 6 & I
grades. No. 2. $90.00: Ruby Medearlf
teaching H. S.. $90.00: Esther Monro
Gunn. teaching Dist No. 4. $65.00; Jai
rice ABn. teaching 7 & 8 grades,,' uor
Science. $100.00; Haley J. Harold, teac
ing music all schools. $56.00: Guv
Girton. Janitor work H. S.. $50.:
Clavton Sheffer. arra.dinar 10 hra. ri 30
$3.00. i
Nov.. 22 Robert Jenkins, repairing
5 school clocks. $6.00. it
Nov.. 25 Warner Sheffer. team
road grader, 2 1-2 da. & $5.00. $12.5-M
Joel Moore. Trustees salary, $50.00. f
Dec. 1 Silas Shendler. 4 Ids. sravf 30c. $1.20. I
S J. O. Edgerton, Associatlcft g. $25.80. 1
Dee.,
Printin
ing Dist. No. 3, $60.00; Marguerite i $12.00.
Davis, Teaching High School. $85.00; Oct., 4 Garner Brigley, 1 Guy G. Girton, Janitor work, High gravel 30c. haulina- 9 da
I1R AH- PlQrn Q T3Aav4 TA..nA men tl n
School,
loads $5.00,
a a a a
3
RUBBERS FOR LESS
tarts
SIXTH AND MAIN
Stamps, $1.00.
Mar.. 24 Henry Miller, Putting In culvert on Jerkum, $1.25. Mar.. 28 Joel Moore, Trustees salary, $50.00; Lawrence Turner, Hauling children to school, $40.00. Apr., 4 Charles Gavin, driving truck n n .a n r o
-u ucl. f f..vd, casiiiis oc repairs. 32;). 3d. $82.35. Apr.. 11 Jesse T. Druley. sheep killed by dogs, $20.00. Apr., 14 Bethard Auto Co. Repairs for School Truck, $3.13. Apr., 18 Cloe Hulse, Teaching High School. $144.00, Inst.. $43.20. $187.20; Marguerite Davis. Teaching High School, $85.00. Inst., $25.50. $110.50; Elizabeth Pegr, Teaching Intermediate No. 2, $90.00, Inst., $27.00. $117.00; Guy G. Girton, Janitor work H. S., $45.00, other work. $5.50. $50.50. Apr., 21 Letha Pegg, Teaching Dist. No. 4, SSO.OO. Inat A Jan., S34.00. $94.00; Chas. Y. Miller, sponge and chamois to wash truck, $1.75.
Oct., 7 Warner Sheffer, 14 1-2 days grading & hauling $5.00, with shovel 6 3-4 hrs 30c. $75.55: Qawrence Fleisch, hauling and grading, $13.00; Roy Fleisch, hauling wood Dist. No.l & No. 6 half day, $2.50; Frak Geers. repalrig damages by lightening. No.5,
repair work No. 1. $407.09. Oct.. 13 Frank O. Medsker. tparhinar
H. S.. $100.00.
Oct.. 15 Adam A. EVv. nowlnr If. S.
yard, $1.50.
Oct.. 16 Harry Vlgran, utensils for Dom. Science room H. S.. $14.45; Matt Brinker, 5 gal. coal oil for schools, $100;.. Oct.. 18 John Statzer. shoveling gravel S da. (d $3.00, $9.00; Howard Hartman, hauling coal 2 1-2 da $5.00, $12.50. Oct., 20 Charles Infuse, hauling gravel 11-2 da. $5.00. $7.50; Clara S. Beard. Poatage stamps. St.OO. Oct.. 21 Geo. H. Knollenberg Co. window shade H. S., $1.05.
Dec, 5 (.'has. w. Taylor, stove gra expenses from Minn..-$6.19; Beatrl-f
Ash. teaching 7 & 8 and Dom. Selencf $40.00: Frank O. Medsker. teaching V4
S.. $80.00; Robert Simons. Janitor woij Primary room. No. 2, $12.00; Floren f
M. Burgess, teaching Dist. o. 5. $45.00.1
Dec. 7 Harry Vlgran. utensels Dof
Science kitchen H. S.. $5.70: Liber J Light, Heat A Power Co. Electric cu 1 rent. H. S., $5.54: Frank O. Medsktj Freight on labratory supplies, H. :1 $154. I
Dec. 9 Russel Bennett, repair wort
No. 3, $1.00. S
Dec. 12 Matt Brlnker. 4 gal coal
for schools, 80c ,5
Dec, 13 Winfleld Smelser. servlcj on Advisory Board. $5.00: Joseph "4
Bennett. Pervisec on Advisory Boat I
$5.00: Geo. W. Hnsley. Services on A 3 visory Board, $5.00: Harve Boswor-! team to grader, 59 hrs. 60c, $29.50; E ward Routson. hauling coal, 1 1-2 d f S $5.00. $7.50. I Dec. 30 Roland Beach, repair wo " on school Bldg's., $19.30. Ii Dec, 15 J. D. Adams & Co.. repi for road grader. $12.98: D. H. Goble f Co.. Office supplies (bill on file). $. J Omer Young, two sheep killed and t maimed, $53.00. -S Dec. 16 John Niewoehner, repa . & suplies. II. S.. $1.05: Florence M. Bi gess. teaching Dist. No. 5, $45.00: Fl-'t ence Gunn, teaching Dist. No. 4. $65 Esther Monroe, teaching Dist. . Xi t $65.00:Lydia Austill. teaching D44ft :i 6. $75.00; Haley J. Harold, teikhil music, all schools, $56.00: Helen Far i eY. teaching Dist. No. 1. $75.00. Dec. 22 Frank O. Medsker, teat J ing H. S.. $100.00; Josephine Benin f teaching Primary No. 2. $81.00; B Dotv. teaching Intermediate No.
jao.oo; Kuby Medearls. teaching H. " $90.00; Beatrice Ash. teaching 7 & 8 f 1 Dom. Science, $60.00: Chas. Lafi 'i team to grader. 1-2 day, $2.50; W 1 Ryan, team to grader. 1-2 day, $2 Warren Fleisch. team & two men day grading. $4.00; Stella A. Hartn - Co., Supv. Dom. Science. 5 da. $9 , $45.00; Levi F. Druley. team to gra . one day. $5.00; Joel Moore. Salan '4 Office. $110.00. expenses. $75.00. $185 Guy G. Girton. Janitor work H. i $50.00. repair work. School. $6.84. $B. Josephine Bennett. Attending Instit ; 4 da. $4.50. $18.00. J Dec, 24 Clara S. Reard . Post, 'i Stamps. $1.00; A. F. Nelson, mate and suplies for schools, (bill on fi $89.43: Frank B. Jenklnson. suplies schools, (bill on file). $35.23. J TOWSSH1P rl'SD Jan. 1. 1919 Balance on hand. $928 ; Dec. 31 Receipts during year, 81.11 44: Dec. 31 Total of balance and -1 ceipts. $2, 057.01: Dec. 31-Dlsburseis j ts during year, $1,323,83; Final Balai $733. 18. j ROAD FISD Jan. 1. 1919 Balance on band. $2 'I 76: Dec. 31 Receipts during year. .. 266.01: Dec 31 Total of Balance Receipts. $1,474.77; Dec. 31 Disbud ments. $971.23; Dec, 31 Final Bala ii $503.54. SPECIAL SCHOOL FIJJID Jan.. 1 Balance on hand, $2,197 '
Dec. 31 Receipts during year, $5.(
17: Dec. 31 Total of Balance and ceipts. $7,827.26: Dec. 31--Ensbursm during year, $6,391.91; Dec, 31 F
Balances, $1. 43a. 35. TIITIOX FIND f . Jan. 1 Receipts on hand. $2.07Dec. 31 Receipts during year, $7.1 ; 88: Dec. 31 Total of Balance and ceipts. $9,283.01; Dec, 31 Disbu -ments during year. $7,060.75; Dec, " Final Balances. 2.222.29. DOG FtSD ". v Jan.. 1 Balance on hand. $25 ; Dec, 31 Receipts during year, $44 Dec, 31 Total Balance and R:e $699.50: Dec. 31 DlaburseitiQ&t ' ing year. $293.00; Dec, 31 FlnWl - ance, $406.50. - PENSION FIND Dec. 31 Receipts during year, Dec. 31 Total of Balances and RJ pts. $10.00: Dec . 31 Dlsburseir. during year, $10.00. TOTAL OP ALL Fl'NDS Jan.. 1 Balance on hand. $5,66
uec. si receipts during year, . 4 689.50; Dec. 31 Total of Balance Receipts. $21,351.58; Dec. 31 Disbt J ments during year, $16,050.72; Dec, t Final Balances. $5,300.86. Totol balance as shown by re $5,300.00. Warrent checks outstanding, De ' ber 31. 1919 Itemized page of thl port. $100. Total balances and outstanding : t rants. December 31. 1919. $5,301.86 s Cash In Depository, December 31." 'v $5,301.86. 5 I. Joel Moore, the Trustee of B 1 Township, Wayne County. Indian solomnly swear (or affirm)- thaipreceedlng report of Receiptsitoi f sements, and Balances is true Ait -r rert. an T verilv heliv and T Vii
declare that the sum with which charged in this report are all c? sums received by me. and the vf
items of expenditures credited?
have been fully paid In the
stated, and witnout expressed o
plied agreement that any portion of shall be retained by or repaid
or any other person. And I f J
declare, and swear (or affirm)
have received no money, nor artlc
value. In consideration of any co made by me as Trustee of this ship. JOEL MOORE
Trustee of Boston Townsht
Subscribed and sworn (or affi
to before me. the chairman of thf
visory Board of this Township, tbJ
day or January, iszo, t. w. Hf
Chairman of Advisory Board of 1
Township. This report was rer'
accepted, and aproved by the Ad
Board of this Township at its gtf Meeting, this 6th day of JanV
. v. tienstey. josepn w
mineia nmeiier, Aaf liory Boston Township. .
Jan