South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1915 — Page 7

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Tin Tmnlii TriivtH'V Annual Itoport to the Advf-ory Hoard ir (Vnlor Township, St. JoMph County, Indiana, January, 101.1.

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nouses Geo Fri?k, shovf-lins" gravel . . County trca., a.Vm't on Ktisor ditch Wm Anderson, hauling gravel Geo W Phillips, bridge plank. Ira Ho.se, hauling gravel Saml J Krueer, pch pats dists oc 1 , , Hoy White-man. gravel Dra.no Wharton, teaching ... Enid Hupp, teaching1 Helen KensberKer, teaching.. Kate i; IJlckel, teaching Hattie Weller. teaching Cn:o M Hunsbcrer, teaching (pro rata with Pcnn) Central Union Tel Co, phone rent for 1 vr R H Ioniefd, 12 Ritchie's Snaltary Primers II .McCIellan, bal on Urderman ditch Orb .Smith, hauling gravel ... Enid Hupp, tear-hlng-Kate TZ IJickel, teaching Helen rten.lerjrer, teaching. . Grace 31 Hunshcrger, teach'ff ( pro rata Hattie Weller, teaching" Stanley Gala, shov ?nmv and hatilintr gravel Deane Wharton, teaching .... I H Goble Viz Co, twp of lice bcoks and blanks Tribune Ptsr Co, pttf annual report ?:ewF-Time.s ptff Co, ptg- annual reiort Kn:d Hupp, teaching S W Hitter, road work Deane Wharton, teaching ... Reuben Prick, shov snow .... Helen Rensberger, teaching.. Kate TZ nickel, teaching Grace M Hunsberger, teach'g ( pro rata) Hattie Weller, teaching .James Dunn, rpr on bldgs.... Gustav Wp(1t, phov snow .... Cadmus Crablll, .stamps Helen Rennberger, teaching... Helen Rensberger, inst & jan fees Knid Hupp, teaching Knid Hupp. int & jan fees... Ieai.e V jrton. teaching ... Deane Wharton, Inn & jan fees Kate TZ nickel, teaching Kate TZ Rickel, Inst Ac jan fees Irvin Leach, hauling gravel... Wm II Ray. supvr nerv ...... Mrs C W Palmer, gravel .... Ianl P tniery, shov snow Grace M Hunsberger, teach? tpro rata) Grace M Hunsberger, in.t and jan fees Hattie Weller. teaching Hattie Weller, inst & jan fee Rudia Whitmer, grading road with engine Roy Frlck, shov snow H T I'unFton. road work, no cr ree'd on taxes The Herr & Herr Co. supplies. Gerabilnc Rain, music at com W H Chancy, supvr serv H C .Matthews. 1 1-2 odds wood c rpr stovepipe Elite Rro.s. rent of piano commencement R H Lonslield. co commenced V A Harkley, trans to lTnion tp Hiram Raughman. clean road K h" Peers, ptg com programs Co auditor, audit bks by state board " Philip Schafer, jr, storing sch wagon S.-hool city of South Rend. transfers to high school... Central City Chem Co, disinfectant . Delbeft Ringling. rpr wk dis 6 H I Zimmer, trustee serv .... Jno Haslanger. rpr work .... Herman .cheidegger, clean tp allot Anton & Kberly ditches .M i:rlain Jackson C, lumb Geo Prick, painting .las M Dunn, rpr work Henderson McCIellan. staking Kollar ditoh and making transcript . . . Theodore Palmer, gathering SLpiling shingles Geo Frick, rpr sch bldgs ... Geo Fuchs. grdg & shov grav Ward I Rupel, rd wk dist 2.. oluer Cjem. haul'g dirt :;0 hrs Houard Hucher, hauling dirt w i t li sera per k M Ullcry. shov A: tilling scraper S Raz, brooms urh rnlth. shov A: jcrapi ng.i Mil" Smith, ro;fd grading .... Sam Smith, road grading .... K It Rupel. chalk & erasers. .

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fc hauling gravel Gertrude Robison, teaching... Frank Warner, hauling gravel H C Matthews, hauling gravel Jno i: Kissinger, hauling grav Chas A Fuchs. hauling grave! Th- Herr Tc Herr Co, sch sap Wiegizer Rondurant Co, road work, brush cutting, etc.... .Jno H Miller, hauling gravel. T .1 Kearns, hauling gravel... Wm Klinkner, hauling gravel & grading Dudley King, hauling gravel.. II W Newman, hauling gravel Terrene Newton, haul gravel .Tames Canning, hauling gravel Gertrude RoMson. teaching... Reuben Frick. hauling gravel Gen H Walz. hauling gravel.. II T Funston. hauling gravel &

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Grace M Hunsberger, teaching (pro rata) W H Ray, bal supvr salary... Iv.vis Q Ray, shoveling W II Chancy, bal supvr salarv Mrs Mary Edwards, 2C9 loads of gravel C II Fdwarls, fcS yds gravel.. Fnid Hupp, teaching Ksther Rush, teaching James Dunn, repair work.... Mrs H I Zimmer. office rent.. aml Miller, cleang Mrs Lane's allot Kberly ditch J A Rarnes, 402 yds gravel... J A Rarnes, hauling grav-el.. Phil'p Schafer, jr, haul -rav & grading Schafer hill H I Zimmer, hauling gravel... Irvin Z Annis, plowing, scraping, hauling gravel, etc.... Ed Myer, hauling grav Rerner road Clarence Cook, hauling gravel. Wm Klinkner, liauling gravel Frank A Miller, 001 yds gravel Philip .Schlarb, 2 sheep killed cc 2 maimed by dog Robertson Pros Co, 4 window shades Dec 2 The Herr & Herr Co, 100 Mss Cluro Eastwood, hauling grav Edw Schafer, hauling gravel.. Wm E Shull, rpr work dis 6. Wm Coow, (excess work) haul gravel . Wm Cook, rpr stove Kz stove pipe, etc Wm H Ray, excess road work Andrew Seigel, rpr pumps . . . David Whiteman, 100 yds grav 12 hrs grading Ralph Weller, cleaning Julia Eane's allot Auten ditch Moore's Cash Store, stove and water pail J E McEndarfer, hardware... Chas C Deppen. hauling gravel Hattie Weller, teaching Hattie Weller, inst cS jan fees to Jan 1st C W Foote. hauling gravel... Helen Rupel, teaching dis 5.. Helen Rupel, inst & jan fees. . Frank Tocher, haul dirt grading, etc Henry Frick, hauling gravel.. Saml J Krueger, school seats. Esther Rush, teach, inst and jan fees Gertrude Robison. teach, inst it jan fees . Enid Hupp, teach, inst & jan fees . . II I Zimmer, trustee serv....! R M Matthews, rpr wk dis 4.. Ezra Wahl, hauling gravel. . . Ezra Wahl. adv bd serv Michael Wilhelm, adv bd serv Edmund Reutter. alv L1 serv TO WNVS l 11 fII. Ralance on hand . . . . $ Receipts during year.....;.

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20. SS 52.00 40.00 40.00 7.00 45.00 26.00 5.01 0.14 CO. 00 30.67 3. 00 11.06 05.00 01 r !...( 13.20 SO. 00 45.00 1.50 15.00 4.00 73.80 n C - 14.00 6.00 14.00 15.00 3.10 m 4 . 4 135.15 CO. 00 .3.00 3.50 6.75 8.00 2.50 4.02 1.00 IS. 00 2 3.50 19.50 3.50 10.00 10.05 50.00 60.00 20.00 1.14 17.00 16.00 23.20 i on o. o V 50.73 62.00 100.00 184.00 1.00 5.04 5.00 5.00 5.00 717.08 7S5.24

Total balance and receipts. .$ 1,503.22

Disbursements during vear.

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Ralance ROAD FL'XD. Ralance on 'hand Receipts during year Total balance and receipts. Disbursements during year.

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$ 320.20 677.05 $ 007.25 003.27

Ralance SPECIAL SCHOOL Fl Ralance on hand Receipts during year Total balance and receipts.. Disbursements during year. . Ralance

TUITION FUND. Ralance on hand Receipts during year Total balance and receipts. Disbursements during year. Ralance DOG FUND. Ralance on hand Receipts during vear Total balance and receipts. Disbursements during year.

$ 3. OS ND. $ 520.08 1,117.49 $ 1,6 37. f 7 1.004.1-1 $ S7 4.rS 3,05O.f.5 u $2.54 S.ttf 2, 5 4 S. OS

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Ralance $ 164. CO ADDITIONAL ROAD FUND. Ralance on hand $0,000.00 Receipts during year 463.50

Total balance and receipts.. J 463.59 Disbursements during year.. 2S7.10

Ralance $ 76.49 TOTALS OF ALL FUNDS. Ralance on hand $2,504.14 Receipts during year 6,216.02

Total balance and receipts. . $S, 721. 06 Disbursements during year.. 6.1S4.93

Final balance $2,536.07 Total balance as shown by this report. $2.5:16.07. Warrant checks outstanding Dec 31, 1014. S1S7.4 2. Total balances and outstanding warrants Dec. 31, 1014. $.',723.49. C.ih in depositor- Dee. 31, 1914, $ 7 I 4 Q My service account is 142 days; amount, $2M.00. I. H. I. ZIMMER, the Trustee of Center Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report of Receipts. Disbursements. Ralances, .nd 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 sums 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 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. U. I. ZIMMER. Trustee of Center Township. Subscribed arid worn to before me. the Chairman " the Advisory lbnard of this Township, this 2d day of January. 1015. O. M. JACKSON. Chairman of Advisory Hoard of Center Township. This report was received, accepted, and approved by the Advisory Hoard of this Township at their annual meeting, this the 2d day of January, 1915. C. L. DAVIS. O. M. JACKSON. FRANK I SMITH. Advisory Hoard, Center Township. The Union Trust Company's Christmas Savings Club is now open. Come in and let us tell you rU auout it. Advt.

Theaters

THE AUDITORIUM. "The Twenty Million Dollar Mystery" is the big feature at the Auditorium today. Almost ah entirely new story developes starting with the episode today, full of punch and thrilling situations and with considerable changing about in the cast. James Cruze appears In a great character and Marguerite Snow, Sidney Rracy, Frank Farrington and Mary Elizabeth Forbes all have good parts. It Is the aim of the producers to make the serial as popular as "The Million Dollar Mystery." Othtr pictures for today are "The Rroken Circuit." an episode of the hazards of Helen railroad series featuring Helen Holmes; "Lena," a two-reel Edison comedy by Ellis Parker Rutler. author of "Pigs is Pigs." with Miriam Nesbitt and Edward Earle in the cast, and "Robert Thorne Forecloses," a clever Selig drama telling a pathetic story of Violet Fitzhugh and her mother, who are distressed by the prospects of an immediate foreclosure of a mortgage on their home. The mortgage is held hy a banking concern which has just sent them notice that unless the interest Is paid at once they will have to foreclose. Violet tries to comfort her mother and drives to the city to see the bankers. Violet llnds the discarded uniform of her grandfather with a letter in the pocket telling of hidden money which she rinds, but it is in confederate bills. A thief attacks her and she is rescued by Robert Thorne, the president of the banking concern. Without knowing his Identity, she tells him of her distress. It Is a case of love at lirst sight and the mortgage is hastily cancelled. Tomorrow's pictures are "The Third Act," a two-reel Rioraph; "Olive's Other Self." featuring Mabel TrunnelK-: Selig weekly of current news; "Tl e Fable of the Fellow Who had a Friend Who Knew a Girl Who Had a Friend," by (ieorge Ade, and "The Richest Girl in the World," a Selig drama.

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cameraman turned his little handle. "A Maid by Proxy," a Nestor comedy, will be seen today also.

A PATH OF SIXES. Edward Peple's farce, "A Pair of Sixes." that surely contains more hearty laughs to the minute than any other play of recent years, will be the attraction at tfie Oliver next Saturday matinee and night and Sunday night. An excellent company made up of such capable performers as Herbert Corthell. Oscar Figman, Josle Intropidi, Orlando Daly, Minna (Jombel, Rernice Ruck, Jack Raffael and Eleanor Fairbanks will appear. The story of "A Pair of Sixes" tells of the trials and tribulations of two pill makers who cannot agree as to how their business shall be run. They quarrel so often that they finally summon their attorney arid tell him to find some way out of their unpleasant partnership. The lawyer finally agrees that the two men shall play a game of poker and abide by the result. The winner to conduct the business for a year, the loser to act as the other's butler. They agree to this and a pair of sizes decides the result. The love interest is supplied by the fiance of the losing partner, who after a great deal of trouble, shows the astute lawyer that some times a lone queen of hearts is better than a pair of sixes. AT THE OKPIIEUM. The new bill at the Orpheum beginning today features Herbert Lloyd and company in a burlesque on vaudeville. Lloyd Is known as "The King of Diamonds" and employs six comely girls to assist him in presenting his act which is said to be a real novelty. Columbine and the Harlequins, a spectacular dancing act based on on of the old English pantomimes, features a girl and four men an a uniquely costumer dancing idea. Al Abbott, known as the prince of songs, will offer new selections; Welch, Meeley and Montrose present a comedy sketch. "The Understander," and Palfry, Rarton and Brown have a vaudeville novelty introducing singing and dancing. AT THi: IjASALLM An unusual touch was given to certain sea scenes in "The Education of Mr. Pipp." the Alco release in which Digby Hell stars and which will be seen at the IaSalle theater today. Augustus Thomas of the All-Star Feature corporation, whoso production Mr. Pipp is. took the company out to sea. It will he rememhered that some of the C.ibson drawings upon which the photoplay is based and which also formed the basis of the legitimate plav dealt with the voyage to Europe of the Pipps of Pittsburgh. Some of the Pipps were seasick. The actors had no intention of going to this extreme for the cause of art. Hut the waves were rough, the vessel rolled and they were seasick. And the

AT THi: MA.IKSTIC. The Majestic company began Sunday their ISth week and presented one of the most pretentious hills of musical comedy ever seen at that theater. "A Night in Chinatown" is the name of the new production and the spectacular scenes, electrical effects and big song numbers are worthy of anv traveling organization. The Chinese district of San Francisco furnishes opportunity for many original and amusing scenes and the enlarged companv is seen In congenial characters. Eddie Wright introduces. "Chinatown." with new effects. Helen Durfor sings, "My Tokio" with novelty dance features. Lou Mathews and Phyliss Eltis offer Joseph E. Howard's unique "dope" number. "What's the UseHf Dreaming." and Iora Lorraine sings, "The Glow Worm," in German with pleasing effect.

AT THE COLONIAL. The Colonial shows today a tworeel drama. "Her Menacing Past." It Is the story of a girl who has been associated with her father in a numof shady transactions. She is injured by a fall and a young doctor nurses her back to health. A romance follows and she forsakes her former

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New .Scenery New CostumesNew PfTerts. Hear: "Chinatown" with the hi? chorus; "My - Toko," uniquely ostumetl; "What's the I'se of Dreaming" Jw. How-aril's great dope song; "The (Jlowworm," In tiernian, etc. MATIXKKS DAIIjY EACKPT MONDAYS. Xiglit Prices loo, ISo Matinees 10c Children Sat. Matinee ."c

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"HER MENACING PAST" A ftirl burglar falls while escaping from a houe she has roblicd, is injured and is nursed back to health by a youn dwtor. She falls in love with him and renounces Iter old life. THE RECORD BREAKER' A comical Koiuh film.

life of wrong doing. On the same piosram "The lu-eord Hrcaker," a Komic film, will be shown. at tiii: sritpiusi;. "A Gentleman of Art," dealing with the shrewd smugglers who use their profession of artists to cover up their operations. Their exposure is cleverly accomplished. "Thou Shalt Not Flirt," an up-to-date comedy is shown. ATTEMPTED INSURRECTION (ierinan Agents in Morocco Arc Placed Cndcr Arrest.

G I II R ALTAR. Feb. 1. rassengers arriving from Casa Hh.nca state that German agents in Morocco endeavored to organize an anti-French insurrection there. The five ringleaders have been lodged in jj.il. while other participants have fled to the mountains.

The Union Trust tympany's Christmas :?avins Club is now open. Come in and let us tell you all about it. Advt.

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