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9 Don't Merely "Stop" Cough they are enjoying the mild climate very much and are both proved in health. Baby Nathaniel Crow Fick, 17--John AV. Solon, services 17--Ezra' Graham, teaclfing '19--Jacob Gipe, supervisor 21--Jacob Gipe, paying shovelers. 21--H. A.

eighteen-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Al- I 24-- Mazy Gun-ell, teaching bert E. Fick, fell from a chair Tues- 24-- Drx 0. M.

Clock, med. ser. day afternoon, striking his face 24-- Diehold Miller, provisions ot the kitchen 'A coufili is really one of our best friends. It warns us that there is inflammation or obstruction in a dangerous place, 'ilierefore, when you get a bad couch don't proceed to dose yourself a lot of druRS tliat merely "stop" cough temporarily by deadening the tliroat nerves. Treat the cause--heal the inflamed meiabranes.

Here is a home? i made remedy that gets right at the cause 1 and will make an obstinate cough vanish more quickly than you ever thought pos' eible. Put 2 3 ounces of Pines (oft cents in a pint bottie and fill the bottle; with plain granulated gucar syrup. This gives YOU a full pint of trse most pleasant and effective cough remedy you used, at a coat of only 54 cents. No bother to prepare. Full directions with Pinex.

It heals the inflamed membranes so gently and promptly that you wonder how it dors it. Also loosens a dry, hoarse or tight cough and stops the formation of phlegm in the throat and bronchial tubes, thus ending the persistent loose cough. Pinex is a highly concentrated compound of Norway pine extract, rich in guaiacol, and is famous the world over for its healing effect on the membranes. To avoid disappointment, ask your iflriijjjjist for "2 of Pinex," and don't accept anvthinir else. A guarantee of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded.

COPS with this preparation. Pine'f (X nvrf, InJ. against a sharp corner range and cutting his lip until two stitches were required to close tho wound. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Reriden have returned from Colfax, where they visited friends since before the holidays. -TVIiss Irene Kreuger will make hsr home with the JefE Warner lamily, of: Vawter park, and assist Lewis Solt in his department store. Avery Null will move into the Crow farm, lately vacated by Calvin Wine. Vblle some of the children of the Africa school were enjoying a wrestle just after school was dismissed little Mary Bigter, daughter of Charles Bigler, fell to the floor and fractured the small bone of her ankle. Miss Caddie Klingerman has returned from a visit with friends in Fort AVayne.

Joe Nielson has returned to Chicago after a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nielson, near Vawter park. Mrs. Edna Vawter-Huss is -here from Indianapolis the guest of her mother, Mrs.

Smith Vawter, and her' sister, Mrs. Clark Green, and family. Mr. and Mrs. AVill Gants have returned to Muncie.

Mrs. McNees, of Buttermilk point, who has been very sick with tuberculosis for the past three months, is reported much better and able to sit up. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Snydor and Mrs, Lewis Shelley were guests of Mr.

and Mrs Frank Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sudlaw have returned to Indianapolis after a pleasant stay of several days at their summer home Gables." WATEELOO NEWS. 50.00 30.00 4.00 14.82 2.25 10.00 20.00 6.00 2.00 50.00 16.80 C.40 10.00 28--Henry Thiele, shoveling 30--Mabelle Braoey.

teaching 31--Peter Jackson, ditching 31--Jacob Schneider, ditching 31--Ezra Graham, teaching April. 1--filla Gorman, teaching 75,00 4--George Luntz, tile 4.00 4-St. Joseph hospital, patient 37.00 13--H. A. Kockhlli, sheep 118.00 13--K.

AV. RockhUl, sheep 13.00 13--Mrs. V. Cavalier, sheep 60.00 15--Ezra Graham, teaching GO. 00 Gorrell, teaching 10.00 18--Jacob Gipe, supervisor 15.0» 21--E.

M. Nickolson, ditching 6.00 21--Russell Ilarlan, institute 28.00 22--E. Ruby, sheep 21.00 22--E. C. Ruby, wood 25.00 23--Mazy Gorrell, teaching 10.00 23--Louis Byerley, wood, etc 48.16 23--Theodore Sutorlus, supervisor.

26.00 24--C. W. Barney, telephone 24--John W. Felger, wood 20--Miller Burweil, supplies 26--The Peo. Trust Sav.

Co. 1.05 31. fiO 5.94 5.10 295.00 2.25 14.20 03.91 30.00 50.00 32 00 24--Phllomuna Vessels, institute 31.04 UNTERMEYEB URGES FEDERAL iflSPEOTiON OF ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION AND OTHER SJMILAR INSTITUTIONS. NEW YORK, Jan. inspection of the Rockefeller foundation and other corporations endowed to help humanity was advocated here by Samuel Untermeycr, famous lawyer, before the fccVeral commission, on industrial relations.

This commission, the Chairman of which is Frank P. Walsh, of Missouri, has begun an investigation ot the Rockefeller, Carnegie, Kusrel Sage and Baron de Rirsch foundations to determine whether or not they should be regulated by the. United States government and Mr. Untermeyer was the first witness. "The power and importance of these foundations can be gained from the fact that they control about Other recommendations by Mr.

TJnterme5'er were: "1. Thai the charters given the foundations by the government should be limited. "2." That the size of the foundations should be limited. "3. That the foundations should not tie.allowed to accumulate their in- comrV' Mr.

Untermeyer 'took occasion, to give Ms -views on socialism, saying: "Socialism is a beautiful dream, but it does not work out as a practical theory of government. The socialists say there are not enough laws; in my opinion there are too many." Mr Untermeyer said that the foundations are doing much good and no harm but that they "gave a fair example of the evils of the vice of state legislation." He declared that the foundations were not satisfactory because they were operating under state charters. 1 Other witnesses summoned John D. Rockefeller, J. P.

Morgan, George AV. Perkins, Jacob Schiff, who directs the Baron de Hirsch; John Mitchell, the labor leader; August Belmont, Daniel Guggenheim. Henry Foril, Samuel Gompers, president oC the American Federation of Labor; Louis D. Brandeis, of Boston; Jacob Hollander, of Johns university, of Baltimore; A. Barton Hepburn, Frederick H.

doff, of the Cleveland (O.) Trust company; Dr. Charles AV. Eliot, of Cambridge, Amos Pinchot, Andrew Carnegie and James Mackay. (Special Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. McCague visited their son. Ester, and wife, of near Butler, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. A'asey Frick, of Toledo, are guests of her sister, 1 Mrs. Arthur Warner, and family. Mrs. George Duncan, of north of Earl Hevel.

at Sturgis, Mich. V. AV. Lowman attended the Lyon meeting at Fort Wayne Sunday. The Lyric theater is getting a general overhauling- and will soon be ready for business like a new place.

Samuel Pence visited Sunday witli his parents at Angola. 28--E. E. Miller, repair work 6.60 28--Hugh Sowers, shoveling 3.00 2S--August Busse, shoveling I- 50 29--Irvin Bair, sheep B.OO 29--Burton Adams, teaching 170.00 29--Burton Adams, institute 36.00 30--AVhlto Hardware repairs 6.07 30--Acme Lum. Coop.

plank 30.00 30--Russell Ilarlan. teaching 140.00 30--Mazy Gorrell, teaching 263.00 30--Mazy Gorrell, institutes 22.40 30--Carl Felger, wood 4.60 1--Ella Gorman, teaching 246.80 Gorman, institutes 31.04 1--Sabon Smith, repairing 7.50 Graham, Institutes 21.00 4--John AV. Solon, services 25.00 6--MabeKe Bracey, teaching 75.00 6--Mabelle Bracey, Institutes 20.00 8--Kanogh McFadden, fence 13.90 9 Ezra Graham, teaching 45.00 13--Frank Erne, supervisor 20.00 14--Philomena AA'cssels. teaching 270.80 H--UUie AA'essels. teaching 142.20 14--Lilly AVessels, Institutes 23.S6 1C--Adolph Felger, fence, etc 7.00 16--I).

O. McComb, rent 5.00 21--Joseph Clifford, sheep 80.00 29--John Fritz, ditching 12.80 29--John Solon, services 25.00 June. 1--Oito Felger, cleaning 3.00 2--D. H. Goble supplies 19.08 2--D.

H. Goble supplies 11.61 4--Jacob Gipe, supervisor 5.00 H. Goble supplies 2.90 C. Glass, transfers 28.00 8--Sister M. Manette, transfer 20.00 PICKARD'S REDTAG 3ALE FORM ER PRICE RED TAG The above is a reproduction (half size) of the clear, honest price tag put on each piece of furniture during our Eed Tag Sale- It's going on now.

ST. JOE NEWS. fSpeelal Correspondence.) Tho firemen's fair, which was held hero AVednrsday, Thursday and Friday of this week, was a success in every way. The weather couldn't have been nicer and the crowds were good. Wednesday evening the admittance fee was five cents.

There were the regular fair excitements at the different booths, where the usual whips, balloons and pennants were on sale. There was the the knife rack, peanut and popcorn stand, fancy work booth, lunch and candy booths. All these were arranged around the wall of the opera house. In the center was a big tank i'n which were three live, ducks, rinRS were thrown at them. The ducks belong to the one lucky enough to throw a ring over them The proceeds of AVednos- IHOUSE, FURNISHING FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE OF LAKE TOWNSHIP FOR FOR 1914.

Receipts, January. f--Arcola State bank, interest 27--C. H. Brown, auditor tui. February.

2--Arcola State bank, Interest March. 3--Arcola State bank, interest April. 2--Arcola State bank, interest 13--C. H. Brown, auditor 13--C.

H. Brown, auditor 2 2 I A. Bollinger, surveyor 22--II. A. Bollinger, surveyor May.

4--Arcola Stale bank, Interest June. 3--Arcola Stale bank, interest S--AVm. H. Rapp, license fee 15--C. M.

Shaffer, assessor July. 1--Arcola Stale hank, interest 13--C. II. Brown, auditor H. Brown, dis day amounted to $101.

On Thursday II. Brown, auditor evening after the usual atrractions had become tiresome, the donations were all auctioned off to the highest bidder. Everything one could think of was donated. James Rhodenbaugh cried tho auction and A. D.

Brunson was clerk. The amount of the goods sold at auction alone was $116.35, besides this was the proceeds of all tho broths during the day and evening up to 8:30 o'clock. Friday evening the proceeds of the moving picture show were given for the firemen's benefit. The house crowded. Between reels several of the 'home talent sang solos, also at'tor the first reel there was a unique "prize the opponents being- i ed and each given a boxing glove and a tincup.

Two rounds were fought, much to the amusement of the spectators. After the last reel a vaudeville net was given by Messrs. George Hart und TJoyd Coburn. The fancywork donated by tho ladies of St. Joe amounted to $50.50.

The entire amount raised during the three clays amounted to The money will be used to purchase a new gong for the town hall, also to better equip tho firemen. LAKE WAWASEE NEWS. (Special Correspondence.) "Dr. McGarvey, proprietor of the Vawter 1'ark hotel, who has been very ill of typhoid fever at the homo of Ills father-in-law in Qoshen, is reported still very low arid slight hopes are entertained for his recovery. The Vawter Park school, taught by Virgil Mock, will give an entertainment tonight.

Herachpl Klingerman and mother, of Buttermilk point, have returned from a visit to Nappanec. Miss Louiso Voorheca has returned to Chicago after a visit with her mother, Mrs. John Voorheos, near Vawter park, Mr. and Mrs. Van Gripe havo rc- tufned to Elkhftrt after ft, visit with relatives hero.

Mr, and Mrs. Ed Kllck, of Cromwell. vho have a summer home at Black 'iotat-and aro Winter in Arkansas, to friends hero that August. C--Arcola Slate bank, interest Sepl ember. 1--Arcola State bank, interest October.

"--Arcola Stale, bank, Interest 10--C. 1 f. Brown, auditor November. 16--C. II.

Brown, auditor Uecomber. 2--Wm. H. Kapp, repair stone State bank, Interest 8--Henry Boacuf, license 18---F. II.

Kick, cleaning ditch H. Brown, auditor C. 11. Brown, a i Expediturcs. January.

3--Henry Ulldebrnndl, gravel "--Henry lilklebramlt, wood 1 Felfjer, adv. board G--Henry Uoacuf, ter. adv. board C--Win. Helmick, kindling 7--K.

C. Kuby, wood 7--Mazy UorroU, teaching 7--Russell Ilarlan, teaching 7--II. r. Kcehllng, str. adv.

brd 16--John McCrath, sbeep 12.00 18--j, N. Study, transfers 241.00 16--H. F. Grace, transfers 43.00 18--John H. AA'right, sheep 25.00 20--Jacob Gipe, supervisor 10.00 23--John AV.

Felger, siieep 22.00 25--Harry Heintzelnian. sheep 8.00 25--Dr. C. M. Glock, med.

aid 20.00 26--German Am. Nt. bank, 48.15 27--John Fritz, ditching 4.00 July. 11--Geo. B.

Felger, sheep 10.00 13--D. O. McComb, com. exps 16.89 13--J. Herman Bueter, field 16.42 13--J.

Herman Bueter, bridge 75.00 IS--J. Herman Bueter, poor fund 75.54 14--James D. Butt, wood 24.00 Clifford, sheep 7.00 15--AA alter Kanavol, ditching 4.00 23--Edgar Meyers, transfers 26--John W. Solon, services 16.00 25--R. B.

Hanna, stamps 3.00 27--Mrs. McCHntock, board 12.00 27--Mrs. V. Cavalier, sheep 85.00 August. 1--13.

Seelen, filling on highway. 7.80 6--S. E. Smith, gravel 16.75 8--J. C.

McCoy, filling highway 21.00 8--Ed. Hagan, filling highway 26.40 8--Joseph Bercot, filling In 25.00 8--Jacob Gipe, filling highway 32.50 8--George Larimore, filling In 17.40 10--otto Greener, filling in 21.00 12--Thomas Kelley. ditching 10.00 12--AVm. F. Schmidt, sheep 8.00 13--Warren Graylesa, filling in 18.00 15--Seelven, filling highway 12.00 19--Josie Bercot, filling In 4,40 20--B.

T. Ryan, ditching 8.00 21--Gottlieb Lamie, tilling In 13.00 21--Wm. Rockhill, ditching 8.35 24--John Rockhill, ditching 8.35 29--Jacob Gipe, lilting ay 10.00 September. 1--Frank Erne, material, etc 82.08 2--Journal-Gazette prtg 2.00 2--Dr. VanBtisklrk, med aid 35.00 B--M.

L. Roberson, ditching 2.00 Lam ley, filling highway 34.00 Bercot, ditching 9,00 5--Harry Lee, filling highway 8.00 5--Dan Sitton, filling highway 14.50 5--J. C. McCoy, filling highway 28.65 5--Jacob Gipe, filling highway 33.50 B--Christ Sutorlus, ditching 14 00 9--C. AV.

Goheen, labor 11.10 9--Theodore Sutorlus, supervisor. 25.00 9-- C. AV. Goheen, labor 5.10 10--John Fritz, cleaning 12.00 12--Ernest Seelen, filling In 27.40 16--AV. P.

Gorman, sheep 23.00 IS--H. B. Oerding, labor 4.00 Solon, services 30.00 19--George Larimore, filling In 52.00 19--Robert Lamie, filling In 5.00 21--F. T. Long, labor 3.50 22--J.

C. McCoy, filling in 15.00 33--Dr. C. M. Glock, med.

aid 20.00 23--Orpha Richards, cleaning 10.00 25--Maa McBratney, teaching 27.00 25--AV. VanHouten, repairing 25.20 26 Otto Greener, filling in 67.80 23--Gustave Lauer, supervisor SO.OO 2S--D, D. Lawrence, conveyance 1.00 30-- Henry Ecker, labor 10.00 30--Oscar Komick gravel 28.70 00--Clias. Knott, filling in 17.50 30-M L. Robcrson, filling In 15.00 30--George McCormlck, ditching 7.00 October.

1--Jacob Lamie, supplies 10.00 8.4i 2--Rokle Prill, leaching 35.00 875.49 AVessels, teaching 40.00 2- Philomena AVessels, teaching 50.00 10.32) 2--Russell Harlan, teaching EO.OO il--Michael Fick, wood 17.50 9.S5 i 7--The Erie Stono stone 930.40 I 7--Mae. McBratney, teaching 28.00 9.G7 7- Catherine Daley, teaching EO.OO 41.00 9--H. Rockhill, labor 20.58 2S9.00 10--John II. Fritz, filling In 9.00 86.00 14--Adolph Felger, cleaning, 39.00 55.00 IB--Hay Irving, teaching 60.00 17--Walter Kanavel, filling in 10.40 8.69 17-F. AV.

Tielker, stone, 47.90 21--Philomena Weasels, teaching 50.00 6.72 22--Saben Smith, ditching 6.50 50.00 22--Lilly AA eSPelS, leaching 40.00 160.00 28--Theodore Sutorius, supervisor 25.00 2-1--Mac McBratney, teaching 27.00 6,59 24--J. C. McCoy, filling In S.OO 57.00 24-Dan Sll ton, filling in highway. 4.50 .6,309.54 24--Jacob Gipe, filling highway 72.00 .1,078.71 24--George Larimore, fl'llng in 41.20 84--M. L.

Roberson, flllinK In 8.10 11.C8 26--Isaac Nickolson, filling in 13.40 20-- Ernest Seelen, tilling in 1870 17.14 26--Edward Hagen, filling in 56.00 Lamlee, filling In 39.20 15.83 '27--Jake Gipe, filling in C8.00 39--K C. Ktiby, wood 30.00 31--C. H. Brown, road list 10.00 405.43 November. 3--Martin AViedman, labor 6.00 Irving, teaching 11.27 Daley, teaching C--K'-kie Prill, leaching 207.61 Ilarlan, leaching 35.00 13--Philoinena teaching .2,881.85 13--Lilly teaching is--The Erie Riono stone 17--C.

AV. AVhite, supplies 17.25 J7--C. AV. AVhite, labor, etc 30 00 117- Orpha Richards, clranin 28--John AV. Solon, services 26--Arcola Equity cement 26--M.

ti. Bellamy, supplies 20--J. H. Bueter, poor fund 28--Lilly AVessels, teaching 28--Phtlomena AVessels, teaching 29--Christ Snider, wood Trustee's Service Account. Total number of days' service for the year, as shown by the Service Account Record 250 Amount due trustee for services for year 1914, 250 days at $2.00 per day $500.00 Amount payable from Township Fund, as shown, by Service Account Record 1500.00 Total $500.00 List of Outstanding Warrant-Cheeki at Clcie of Year Ending 31.

Dec. 26, 1914, No. Recapitulation. Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of Lake township, of Allen county. Disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending December 31, 1914.

Balance on hand 6,181.22 Receipts during year 12,336.36 Total of balances and receipts 18,517.57 Disbursements during year 12,164.27 Dec. 31, 1914--final balances 6,363.30 John AV. Solon, the trustee of Lake township, Allen 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 sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by mo, and that the various Hems 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. JOHN AV.

SOLON, Trustee of Lake Township. Subscribed and sworn to before me, the chairman of tho advisory board of this township, this 1st day of January, 1915. H. P. UEEHLING, Chairman of Advisory Board of Lake Township.

This report was received, accepted, and approved by the advisory board of this township at their annual meeting, this the 1st day of January, 1916. II. P. REEHLINO, AVM. BLESSING, FELIX LADIG, Advisory Board of Lake Township.

10.00 27.00 7.25 37.40 5.00 5.00 Bender, building Ed. Sorg, Kimrnell, hauling I Baltes Stone stone I-- Glenn Greek, hauling pipe i C. V. Baker, sup. ser.

i N. Rice, repairing i-- Albert Haiber, grading ----3-D. D. AVay, transfers 61.00 4-- Homer Chilcote. gravel tax 10.50 5-- Lee Bender, tramliling bridge.

33.00 Dafforn, sheep 6.00 8-- John Rice, gravel 100.00 8-- J. E. Mummer, building 530.00 8-- Henry Branning, transfers 14.80 August. 1-- Lee Bender, painting 22.50 4-- A. AVoods, hauling 10.00 5-- Wm.

Dobbins, tile on road 2.50 7 Dewey AVoods. hauling 15.00 7-- Ed. Sorg, hauling 60.00 i-- Claude Beck, gravel l.Sii 8-- Mftrtln Bprunger, repairing 2.50 9-- Adolph Westrlck, hauling 26.00 Louis Monnot, repairing 4.60 0-- Fred Fox, hauling 24.00 1-- C. E. Harrod, extra road 10.00 1-- C.

V. Bilker, hauling 20.00 6-- Robert Harkenrlfler, hauling 21.50 8-- J. A. Smith, sheep 8.00 9-- Clark elbaum. hauling 5.00 3-- Ervin Roe, hauling 10.50 1-- ewe Woods, hauling 35.00 eptember.

chairman of the advisory board of this township, this 5th day of January, 1915. JAMES AVOODS, Chairman of Advisory Board of Pleasant This report was received, accepted, and 2.00 approved by the advisory board of this 10.00 township at their annual meeting', this the A Dili day of January, 1915. JAMES AVOODS, H. J. MEYKH, G.

F. SPRING ran, Advisory Board, Pleasant Township. 2--Dewey Woods, hauling 20.00 connut FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE OF PLEASANT TOWNSHIP 1914. Balance January 1, 1914, $4,492.36. Receipts.

January. 30--Received of Co. Aud $1,220.7 February. 10--Received of James AA'oods ...2,000.0 March. 5--Interest for Jan.

and Feb 16.0 IS--Voucher 29, 1912 for $46.10, bank pat $46.00. lOc. 28--Trans, sp. sch fund 12S.4 Mar. and April 21.6 29--Dog tax 10.0 May.

29--Dep. to tult. ex. pay teachers. 5C.2 '2--Received of Co.

Aud 5,769.7 2--Int. for May and June 6.9 28--Received of Co. Aud 1,371.7 September. 2--Int. July and August 17.2 6--Trans, road fund 850.00 December.

9--Dog tax 31.00 9--R ec Mttson Swank 31.00 26--Ree. of Co. Aud 2,706,31 31--Int. Nov. and Dec 8.75 31--Coal used by well drillers 18.00 31--Int.

Oct 15.04 Expenditures. January. 3--Wesley Swank, trus. ser 36.00 0--Chas. Fairfield, gravel 63.55 5--Edward Kcnnerk, kindling 4.00 G--Jacob Toung, hauling 17.00 6--G Springer, adv.

5.00 10--David Felger, teaching 70.00 10--John Oser, teaching 120.00 10--Cicil Connett, teaching 100.00 10--Florence Buskirk, teaching 26.00 10--Hazel Gustin, teaching 25.00 14--Baltes Stone stone 23S.94 16--Louis AVllkte, teaching 25.00 28--James AVoods, adv. ser 5.00 30--David McComb, supplies 12.00 February. Johnson, hauling 8.00 0--Henry Meyer, adv. service 5.00 7--RiefC Rupright, furnace 225.00 7--Orpha Pritchard, teaching 15.00 7--Kaimers Grain coal 71.32 11--Hazel Gustin, teaching 10.00 11--Louis teaching 35.00 11--Cecil Connett, teaching 50.00 14--ISlhel Connelt, teaching 50.00 Oser, teaching 60.00 14--Florence Buskirk, teaching 70.00 16--M N. Rathcrt, supplies 39.S4 16--M.

F. Rathert, supplies 17.6G 24--Robert Kimmel, shoveling 12.00 24--James Clark, shoveling 12.00 24--c Baker, shoveling, help 80.00 25--Louis AVillde, teaching 20.00 March. 3--C. V. Baker, shoveling, help 13.00 SS ei Buskirk, shoveling 6.00 5--Dswtd AVickel, shoveling 17.00 12--j jr.

Bueter, sut-p. dog tax 8.50 A Farrell, teaching 150.00 C-- C. T. Baker, hauling 14.00 5-- Joe Sorg, hauling 40.00 4-- News Pub. pub reports 26.45 4-- Journal-Gazette, pub.

10.50 4-- Baltes Stone stone 41.00 5-- Ike Johnson, hauling 8.00 B-- J. A. Smith, repairing 6.25 6-- Joe Krouse, hauling 25.00 C-- C. V. Baker, hauling 20.00 Dewey Woods, hauling 20.00 Schroll, grading 15.00 Clint Tompson, tiling 25.00 Louis AA ilkle, teaching 25.00 16-- Lillie Smith, cleaning, etc 24.00 16 Aaron AVells.

cleaning 12.60 16-- Florence Buskirk, supplies 6.30 Lum Swalm. hauling 56.00 Agnes Miller, cleaning 8.00 Dew ey AA'oods, hauling 25.00 October. 2 D. O. McComb, com.

exp 10.89 5-- J. E. Miller, ins. on sch 20.30 Farmers' Grain coal 100.00 5-- Henry Lahrman, cleaning 12.00 5 Henry Adams, repairing, etc 2U.OO C-- David Felger, teaching 50.00 6-- J. G.

Logan, hauling 5.00 Swank, trus. ser 200.00 7 J. E. Plummer, misc. work 535.60 7-- J.

E. Plummer, bal. on sch. ctr. 100.00 7-- RIeff Rupright, supplies 06.24 7-- Rleff Rupright.

supplies 55.58 Greek, hauling 19.00 9-- Louis AVUkie, teaching 40.00 9-- John Oser, teaching 50.00 9-- Cecil Connett, teaching 50.00 9-- Hazel Guatln, teaching 25.00 9-- Oddle Meeker, teaching 50.00 9-- Florence Buskirk, teaching 50.00 13-- C. V. Baker, sup. ser 20.00 14-- Orpha Pritchard, teaching 15.00 win. Daffron, repairing 15.00 23-- Orpha Pritchard, teaching 75.00 Smith, hauling 10.00 H.

Meyer, repairing 8.00 29-- Louis AA'llkle, teaching 35 00 November. 6-- G. F. Springer, hauling 10.00 7-- Orpha Prltchard, teaching 35.00 Schroll, repairing 6.00 14-- Cecil Connett, teaching 50.00 14-- Oddle Meeker, teaching 25.00 14-- Hazel Gustin, teaching 35.00 14-- John Oser, teaching 75.00 14-- Louis Wilkie, teaching 10,00 18-- David Felger, teaching 60.00 18-- Ralph Hauber, hauling 8.00 21-- Florence Buskirk, teaching 50.00 24-- D. Buskirk, hauling 6.00 24-- J.

D. Buskirk, sheep 8.00 2G-- Ray Greek, grinding blades 6.00 28-- AA'esley Swank, trus. ser 100.00 30-- Louis Wilkie, teaching 75.00 30 Wm. Parker, gravel 23.40 80-- T)ewey AVoods, hauling 5.25 re Berber, gravel 204.60 FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE OF ST. JOSEPH TOWNSHIP FOR 1914.

Receipts. Jan distribution Grabill State bank, int. on funds 18.18 February. Liquor license, received tuition 100.00 March. M.

Costeuc, refund on paym 30.00 Grabill State bank. Int. on funds 8.88 O. C. Smith, township assessor 221.00 Grabill State Apr.

and May Int. 13.01 at. Costello, delinquent dog tax 7.00 C. H. Brown, July distribution 16 C.

H. Brown, July distribution .1.478.00 Orabill State bank, int. on 13.4o Grabill State bank, interest 31.83 December. James Evard, borrowed money 300.00 Grabill State bank, int. on 9.11 C.

II. Brown. December dlstr George Geogleln, liquor license 50.00 John Leliman, liquor license 50.00 M. Costello, delinquent dog tax 5.00 Charles Dailey, transfers 20.00 Grabill State bank. Int.

on 7.88 M. Costello, delinquent dog 6.00 Expenditures. 3--Charles Fitzgerald, hauling 39.00 8--Frank Mayo, oil 3--Joseph Bobay, hauling 60.00 Ashley Rons, ins 42 00 E--T. A. Wilkinson, supplies 53.50 5--Isadore Oddou, labor 15.73 6--James Evard.

int "2.50 G--James Kvard, ser. adv. o.OO G--H. A. Wetzel, ser.

adv. brd 5.00 G--Theodore ser. adv. brd 5 00 8--H. A.

Wetzel, labor and team. 17.50 G--M. Costello, trustee service 137.00 7--Journal-Gazette, pub. tax levy. 2.00 SO--K C.

Seddlemeier, gravel 109.95 30--Louis Chrlstman, 1.00 December. Lumber lumber 2--Orpha Pritchard, teaching 30.00 5--Chas. Fnlrfleld, gravel 337.50 3--Knight cement 9.95 3--Ottlla Sander, supplies 5.10 AA'. Branstrator, gravel 27.80 12--Florence Buskirk, teaching 50.00 12--John Oser, teaching 75.00 12--Haze! Gustin, teaching 30.00 12--Cecil Connott, leaching 50.00 12--A. L.

Farrell, teaching 200.00 12--Louis Wilkie, teaching 10.00 12--David Felger, teaching 25.00 12--AVm. Greek, hauling 3.00 12--Jacob Shearer, repairing 11.50 16--M. J. Harkenrider, sup. ser.

14.00 17--Lambert Sorg, sup. 30.00 18--C. V. Baker, sup. service 13.00 18--Louis Wilkie.

teaching 74.50 00 5.00 20.00 35.00 5.00 8--Kxra Graham, (caching 26.00 8--Lilly AVessels, teaching 100.00 R--Philomena AVessels, teaching 75.00 Gorman, teaching 75.00 Lamlcy, denning 4.00 G. a legal 10.00 17--Michael 1'Mclt, wood 27.50 prtg. rpt. 14.15 21--Mabelle Bracey, teaching 21--D. H.

Goble books 2.0G 21--The D. H. Goble station'y. 2.09 23--Ezra Graham, teaching 35.00 30--Whitney Tel tel. 1.40 February.

4--Hussell Uarlan, teaching 70.00 5--News Pub. prtg. rcpt G--Mazy Gorrell, teaching 10.00 (i--Ezra Graham, teaching 30.00 12--Wm. Gipe, a i i 5.00 Graham, teaching 30.00 20--Mabelle Bracey, teaching 50.00 20--Mazy Ciorrcll, teaching 15.00 20--Fclger Caston, tile 88.17 A. Tluckmun, gravel 4 2 0 28 --Jacob C.

Hess, gravel 30.75 Murch. 3--Burton Adams, teaching 150.00 4--John AV. Felger, wood Sfi.OO 5- Philomena teaching 175.00 5--Lilly Wrssels, teaching 175.00 5--Russell Ilarlan, teaching 70.00 C--Ezra Graham, teaching 30.00 7--Gerdhig conveyance G.OO 7--Mungovan Kyun, ambulance. 9.00 10--Albert Slnnlgcn, shoveling 2.00 12- Gorrell, teaching 1 to. 90 12--Gustavo Lauer, supervisor 10.00 12--Fol'd Irons, shoveling 1.50 6.00 35.00 50.00 15.00 DO.O 11 75.00 50.00 4.40 8.85 8.00 25.00 50.00 5.00 43.70 20.22 5.25 6.50 ID--Catherine Daley, teaching 2 a MrBratncy, a i 21 II ditching 21- I 1 AV.

Ticlker. stone 28--The Peoples' Tr. Sav. 30--Acme Lum. Coop.

furl SO--Dolphos 1) Lawrence, labor Dercmbor. 1--Oscar Romlck, gravel 11035 1-U. H. Goble books 1.05 1--Henry i a gi-avrl 51.45 1 I i a wood 12.00 3--Snmuc MoConntck, gravel G8.50 4--Gusluvu Lauor, supotvisor 81.00 4--Russell Uarlan, leaching 70.00 4--Hussell Marian, oiling lira 2.00 4--Philomena Wessels, teaching 50.00 4--Lilly Weasels, teaching 40.00 4--Uoltlp Prill, tcai-binp 100.0(1 4--0. 11.

Goble literature 16.67 7--M. II 111, labm- 75 7--Mrs. McClintoi-k, iml 15.00 7--Dr. C'. M.

Clock, med 20,00 7--Velgpr Saaton, tile 13.71 7--Theodore supervisor 39.00 7- Christ Sutorlus, labor 4.00 7--Theodore Sutoiius, dir. 5.00 7--Clco. M. Shirk, labor .75 8- Michael Brown, labor G.60 ID--Jacob Glpn, supervisor 37.50 11--Frank Kine, supervisor 100.00 11-- Heriry Illlilpbramlt, gravel 5.2.) 11--Catherine Daley, teaching 25.00 12--Henry Bergman, clc-anlng 7.00 13--Pickanl Knr. stove, etc 23.20 12--Hay Irving, teaching 70.00 Archer, supplies.

126.28 12--Cluusnipler Archer, supplies. 21.02 H. Fritz, cleaning 207.61 16--Mlplmel Kick, wood 36.00 tG--Michael Fiek, labor 15.00 17--Mae McDratnoy, leaching SO.OO 18--Catherine Daley, teaching 60.00 19--AV. VnHotiten, repairing 14.10 21--Kusaoll Uarlan, teaching 35.00 14--M. Foulks, road work 2.00 Johnson, shoveling, team 5.00 14--John Oser, teaching 60.00 Connptt, teaching 50.00 14--Hazel Gustin, teaching 10.00 14--Ethel Connetl, teaching 50.00 Bnsklrk, teaching 30.00 14--David Felger, teaching 100.00 IS--Leonard Dehner, labor, 15.00 20--Louis AVilkie, teaching 10.00 21--AVm.

Boyer, shoveling 2.00 24--C. V. Baker, sup. work 12.00 24--Ilarlcy AVright, shoveling 2.00 28--Same'to tui. fund 128.40 30--L.

Libbing, supplies 16.00 21--George Landslofter, hauling 1.50 31--Louis Wilkie, teaching 20.0,0 April. 4--AVm. Keef. ditching 16.00 M. Foulks, hauling 8.00 9--AA'm.

M. Dafforn, repairing 10.00 11-- AVoods, ditching 12.00 11--Florence Buskirk, teaching 30.00 Mahurln, plans 150.50 16--Orpha Pritchard, teaching 15.00 17--Louis Monnot, repairing 12.25 17-Louls AVillde, Institute 24.01 18--Hazel Gustin, teaching 212.00 18--Hazel Gustin, institute 16.80 Keef, ditching 13.00 20--Klhpl Connett, Leaching 120.00 30--IJthcl Connett, Institute 19.60 20--Cecil Connett, teaching 85.00 20--Cecil Conned, institute 17.50 20--Orpha Prltchnrd, teaching 1 270.00 20--01 pha 1'ntchard, Institute 22.10 20--David Felger, teaching 122.50 20--Pnvid Felgpr, institute 27.76 21--Louis Wllkle, teaching 21--Kloi r-noe Husklrk, teaching 150.00 21--Floienci- BuskirU, institute 19.60 22--Farmers' Grain coal 31.70 22--John Oser, teaching 90.00 22- It'lm Oser, institute 21.00 2S--Clinrles Thellp, turkeys killed. -100 Ochnlr, sheep 8.00 m. Keef, ditching 14.00 y.t A i Farrell, instltuto 27.44 Farrell. teaching 203.00 29--Kmory Brindlc, repairing C.OO May.

2-'j. K. Phunmcr, building 100.00 2-If. O. Miller, eetnent 10.S5 2--Win.

Keef, ditching 8.00 4 -Henry Dobbins, school ground. 101.50 6--F. Harbor, hauling 3.00 Krcf, ditching 8.00 10 Plnmmer, building 400.00 13- Fred Snllzler, hauling 10.00 10. Plummer, building 235.00 10. Phunmcr, building 1,000.00 i i i i drilling woll 750.00 2 i I i i i Sorg, sup.

ser 10.00 jj'i--Wesley Swank, trtiatco 60.00 June. I Jay WiekHffp, grading 15.00 Sprang, tile for road-- 53.15 i Harkenrider, sup. ser-- 30.00 Uakcr. sup. ser 50.00 Plummer, bulldliiK 300.00 17--Kecelved of AVm.

Krolise, tax. 126.00 July. 2--J. If. Tinder Co.

Aud 20.43 H. Btteler, bridges 76.00 2--J. H. Buotpr, poor C8.B7 2-F. H.

Meyer, repairing 12.00 Robinson, hauling 13.00 3 Jay AVIckllffe. grading 37.00 3 -Herman llerbst, bridge 3.00 6 A AA'elbaum. hauling 6.50 6--J. Plummer, building 800.00 7--F. Thurber.

hauling U.60 9-Rleff lUiprlght, supplies 109,45 9--Hleff Iluprlght, supplies 3.80 10--J. N. Study, transfers 80.00 10--Sentinel pub-rtports 11--John Corsari, gravel 6,81 18--Orpha Pritchard, teaching 69.00 22--J. 13. Miller, supplies S.10 23--AVesley Swank, trus.

ser 20.00 23--Wesley Swank, trus. ser 25.00 23--H. H. Hlnlch, sup. ser 86.00 23-- K.

H. Minkli, repairing 14.00 23--David Felger, teaching 50.00 24--Hazel Gustin, teaching 100.00 26--Qerding Auman, 10 60 26--J. H. Bueter, Co. Trea, 54.94 L.

Farrell, teaching SO.OO 26--A. L. Farrell, institute 16.00 2S--Gillian drilling wells 492.25 28--rtieff P.uprighl, supplies .191,23 28--Farmers' Grain coal 121 58 28--John Rice, gravel 50.00 28--11. AV. Rothert, 195.00 28--M.

W. Rothert, supplies 29--Martin H. Springer, hauling 8.00 29--J. M. Foulks, grading 6 00 --A.

Woods, repairing 4 00 30--Lillie Smith, repairing 12.00 31--J. M. Foulks, repairing G.OO 31--James AVoods, adv. board 5.00 31--G. p.

Springer, adv. board 5.00 31--H. j. Meyer, adv. board 5.00 31--AVesloy Swank, trus.

service 115.00 31--Wesley Swank, trus. service 17.56 31--3. S. Sommer, gravel 150.00 Register of Township Indebtedness. December.

31--Township bond 500.00 Township bond 500.00 Township bond 500.00 Township bond 500.00 31--Office rent 100.00 days, Louis AA'illde, 19 25 31--Special school institute 15.40 31--David Felger, teaching 85.25 31--David Felger, special, instl. 11,88 3t--John Oser teaching 25.00 31--John Oser, special institute 12.00 31--Cedl Connett, teaching 45.00 31--Cecil Connett, special instl. 10.40 Gustin, teaching 20.00 31--Hazel Gustin, special 11.20 31--Oddic Moelter, teaching 150.00 81--Oddle Meeker, special insti. 12.00 Bnsklrk, teaching GO 00 31--Fiorence Buskirk, spec. Insll.

11.20 31--Orpha Pritohard, teaching 16.00 31--Orpha Pritchard, special insti 12.80 31--A. L. Farrell, 70 days Trustee's Service Account, January, total days 17 February, total days 19 March, total days 23 April, total days 24 May, total days 26 June, total days 25 July, total days 22 August, total clays 2t September, total days 25 October, total days 20 November, total days IS December, total days 21 7--Griffith Fair, plans 87.50 7--Clausmeir Archer, supplies 173.89 7--Clausmeir Archer, 8.80 7--Clausmeier Archer, supplies 133.24 9--Carrie Noble, leaching 25.00 10--Edna Beckett, labor 50.00 10--Otto Prague, labor 2.50 10--D. O. McComb, books 10.08 10--Kenneth Ashley, teaching 40.00 10-Ruth Bailey, teaching 20.00 10--Grace Smith, teaching 55.00 10--Anna Cook, teaching 55.00 10--Zoe Davis, teaching 60.UU 10--Foster Houck.

teaching 60.00 10--Virgil Blume, putting in glass. 1.00 10--c. Vonderau, wood 30.00 10--Geogleln supplies 20.41 10--C C. Schlatter, bell 20.00 14--O. Schaffer, wood 12-00 15--John Lehmeyer, wood 12.00 16--Carrie Noble, teaching 35.00 16--AVesley Smith, labor j.pO 16--Emanuel Kieser, hauling 2.00 U--Henry Dressier, wood 20.00 17--H, D.

Goble vlsilors 19.34 17--Henry Bolide, tile 20.15 17--Louis Certie, gravel 21.00 17--Ed. Shaussee, gravel 83.00 17--Josephine Costello, oiling 15.00 30--Carrie Noble, teaching 40.00 31--A. L. Martin, livery hire s-00 31--AV. M.

Clutter, insurance 16.43 February. 7--Ofrace Smith, teaching 55.00 7--Zoe Davis, teaching 50.00 7--Anna Cook, teaching 5B.UU 7--Edna Beckett, teaching 45.00 7--Kenneth Ashley, teaching 40.00 7--Ruth Bailey, teaching 20.00 7--Foster Houck, teaching 50.00 7--R. B. Hanna, stamps 2.00 9--George Parker, oiling, etc 1.50 12 --Phillip Roush, sup. ser 15.UU 13--Carrie Noble, teaching 30.00 19--J.

F. AAMnters, rent 30.00 20--Carrie Noble, teaching 20.00 26--Mary Cook, gravel 81.00 27--Carrie Noble, teaching 20.00 28--George Putmann, shoveling 28--James Rose, shoveling 2.00 2S--R. Geerken, shoveling 2.00 28--Joseph Parker, shoveling 2.00 March. ftn 5--Oscar Schaff ter, wood is.po 5--Carrie Noble, teaching 20.00 U--James Rose, shoveling 4.0U 7--George Putmann, shoveling 4.00 H. Shoppmann, shoveling 10.00 7--Joseph Parker, shoveling 1.40 Langlcy, shoveling 2.25 7--carl Georken, shoveling l.oO 7--C.

AV. Fircllff, shoveling 1.00 7--Edna Beckett, teaching 45.00 7--Anna Cook, teaching 65.UO 7--Grace Smith, teaching 55.00 7--Zoe Davis, teaching 55.UU 7-Kenneth Ashley, teaching 40.00 7--Ruth Bailey, teaching 30.00 7--Foster Houck, teaching 40.00 13--Carrie Noble, leaching 20.00 13--George Bobay, shoveling 14--Oacar Schaff ter, 3.00 14--Oscar Schaffter, shoveling 2.75 14--Henry Kramer, wood 3 0 0 IS--Bert McDougal, engine 4.50 20--Carrie Noble, teaching 21.00 20--Joseph Miller, hauling 2100 20--William Ambrose, shoveling 3.50 20--Township fund, license 100.00 21--C Brown, dog money 211.00 21--Edna Beckett, teaching 10.00 21--Fred Meyers, shoveling 4.00 27--Carrie Noble, teaching 20.00 28--Zoe Davis, teaching 4o.OO SO--News Pub. pub. an. rep 15.75 30--Journal-Gazette, pub.

an. 31--M Costello, trustee service 50.00 31--Grabill Review, stationary 90 1--L. AA'. Siihoppman, shoveling 1.00 3--John Lehmann, shoveling 1.00 5--Dr. Hosteller, exam.

med. 4.00 5--C. H. Maria, stamps 1.50 7--John Lehmeyer, shoveling 9.00 8--John Lehmann, shoveling 3.00 8--John Lehmann, brooms 3.70 S--John Linker, shoveling 75 12--Oival Johnson, shoveling 2.25 12--Joseph Juiff, shoveling 1.80 Hermeyer, dirt 40.00 15--Charles Evard, shoveling 2.60 15--George Uay, Herald 5 yrs 15.00 15--Henry Kline, shoveling 3.75 15--H. C.

Geerken, shoveling 3.00 22--Rob Keesler, ditching 7.75 22--Phillip Koush, sup. ser 20.00 22--Charles Meyers, shoveling 2.60 21--S. C. Richer, grading 46.00 29--Carrie Noble, cleaning, etc 10.00 29--G. F.

Geerken, sup. ser 10.00 29--Charles Stearms, chickens 25.00 September. 2--F. P. Bobay, road receipt 2.50 6--C.

G. Vonderau, wood, etc 23.00 5--V. Delegrange, gravel 18.00 5--HI. F. Kagg Son, lamps 1.60 8--D.

H. Goble Ptg. 8.63 11--William Ambrose, labor 6.00 16--George F. Geerken, sup. ser 15.00 18--AV.

S. Shere, wood 24.00 26--W. P. Smith, labor 17.50 2G--Grace- Smith, cleaning, etc 1.60 26--Louis lleidenbrink, 7.70 October. 3--Carrie Noble, teaching 59.40 Smith, teaching 45.00 3--Anna Cook, teaching 42.75 3--E.

10. Sweeney, teaching 52.50 3--IKoe Davis, teaching 42.75 3--Mary Greenawalt, teaching 36.00 3--Kenneth Ashley, teaching 37.50 3--Foster Houck, teaching 45.00 3--Edna Beckett, teaching 40.50 3--Florence Henderson, teaching. 59.40 3--Edwin Burkhardt, cleaning 7.25 3--C. C. Schlatter, dynamite, etc.

13.80 3--H. S. Springer, shoveling 1.50 3--John Beckstine, shoveling 3.00 3--Gottlieb Meyers, tax recpts 90 3--Frank Benardine, shoveling 3.00 3--John Conrad, tile 31.30 3--Ward working road 2.00 12--Arthur Greeley, carrying water 2.50 17--lidna Beckett, teaching 10.00 17--Jns. Mayhew, cutting 1.50 20--Whitmiere Grain coal 7.36 20--C. M.

English, stove, etc 56 27--Zoe Havis, teaching 10.00 27--IS. Gullmeire, 64.75 29--Philip Roush. sup. ser 30.00 30--Carrie Noble, teaching 79.20 30--Grace Smith, teaching 60.00 30--Anna Cook, teaching 57.00 30--E E. Sweeney, teaching 70.00 30--Zoe Davis, teaching 47.00 30--Mary Greenawald, teaching 48.00 30--Kenneth Ashley, teaching 50.00 30--Foster Houek, teaching 60.00 30--Edna Beckett, teaching 44.00 30--Florence.

Henderson, leaching 79.20 30--Carrie Noble, cleaning 5.00 31--Theo. Beetz, gravel 35.00 33--Journal-Gazette, pub. tax levy. 2.00 31--News Pub. pub.

tax 2.00 31--H. Hermeyer, dirt, etc 10.00 November. 4--J. E. Conway, Tompkinson dis.

5.25 7--Joseph Sordlet, tile 4.25 7--Frank Mayo, oil, etc 4.60 7--Dennis Gorman, tile 16.50 11--C. H. Brown, road list 10.00 13--The Grabill Review, 1.00 14--Fred Fark. cutting bush 2.50 19--Carrie Noble, teaching 25.00 21---Virgil Blume, cleaning 5.50 21--Charles Fark, ditching 8.00 21-- Minnis Stearms, chickens 20.00 21--M. AV.

Rothert, twp. 1.80 23--M. Costello, trustee service 275.00 30--Carrie Noble, teaching 74.00 30--George Bobay, lowering 1.0030--George Miauling coal 3.25 December. 2--George Goeglcin, coal 94.40 4--Grace Smith, teaching 75.00 4--Anna Cook, teaching 71.25 Sweeney, teaching 87.50 4--Zoo Davis, teaching 71.25 4--Mary Greenawald, teaching 66.00 4--Kenneth Ashley, teaching 62.50 4--Foster Houck, teaching 76.00 4--Edna Beckett, teaching 67.50 4--Florence Henderson, teaching 99.00 B--Ami Evard, ditching, etc 6.50 5--Phillip Roush. sup.

ser 20.00 5--AV. P. Smith, wood 24.00 5--James Rennieson, cleaning ,5.00 5--Joseph Bobay, hauling 80.00 5--Joseph Bobay, curtains, etc-- 10.71 5--R. B. Hanna, stamps 10--Lawrence White, shoVellri'g if I 1 12--Josephine Costello, oiling, 12--Joseph Dupont, shoveling 1.50 "3.00 B.OO 12.00 Total number of days' service for the year, as shewn by the Service Account Record 260 duo trustee for services for year 1914, 260 days at $2 00 per day W20.00 Amount payable from Township Fund, as shown by Service Account Record 520.00 Amount payable from Poor Fund, us shown by Service Account Record J2.00 Total Recapitulation.

Statement i amount of all inon- ejs paid to thp various funds of Plras- n'nt townMilp, of Allen nisbprsp- ments therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending December 31, January 1, 19M. Balance on hand Receipts during year 11,880.93 Total balance and receipts 19,373,29 Disbursements during year 16,924.33 December 31, 19H. Final balances 2,448.96 AVesloy Swank, the trustee of Pleasant township, Allen county, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the prp- cedliiK report of receipts, disbursements, balances, and service account Is true and correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that tho sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me. and that tho various Hems of expenditures credited have been fully paid In tho 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 furthed 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.

WE3LKY SWANK, Trustee of Subscribed ana sworn to me, the April, 2--Ralph Blume, oiling, etc Smith, road recpts 4--Edna Beckett, teaching 4--Grace Smith, teaching 10--Carrio Noble, teaching 11--Ruth Bailey, teaching It--Anna Cook, teaching H--Foster Houek, teaching 11--Kenneth Ashley, teaching 17-Carrie Noble, teaching 25--Joseph Miller, hauling 25--The Emporer, bookcase S. ft Lliwie 27--G. L. Hobson, oiling 27--Kenneth Ashley, leaching 27--Kenneth Ashley, institute 28--Joseph Bobav. hauling 30 --Zoe Davis, teaching paid May.

I--Carrie Noble, teaching 2--Edna Beckett, teaching 2--Charles Kroniner, wood 2--Grace Smith, leaching 8--0. Schaffter, repairing S--0. Schaffter, wood, etc 3--Inlerest Buss, collecting supplies 1 2 i i Uoush, sup. ser 16--Carrie Noble, leaching 16--Carrio Noble, i i 16--Ruth Bailey, toaehins 16--ituth Bailey, i i 16--Florence Henderson, teaching irondc''sou, i i Henderson, books 16-Josiph Bobay, hauling 16- Fester Houck. teaching 16--Foster Houclt, i i 1 6 llout-k, books Oaviw, teaching 6- Zoe Davis, a i inst 6--lOdna Rerketl.

leaching 6--Edna i i 6-- Anna Conk, teaching 1.50 3.24 40.00 55.00 30.00 30.00 55.00 50.00 40.00 25.00 36.00 7.30 6.00 1.50 105.60 19.28 100.00 55.00 35.00 45.00 6.00 55.00 1.00 8.60 5.00 5.49 20.00 BS.20 31 68 260.00 24.00 44S.20 31 68 198 171 50 160,00 21.00 10.50 54.50 22 80 24.50 18 80 111 50 12--Theo. T. Bates, gravel 30.10 12--Herman Goegleln, wood 6.00 16--Geogleln supplies 16.78 19--Charles Taylor, hauling 4.00 10--Joseph Bobay, hauling 40.00 19--W. P. Smith, wood 25.00 19--AV.

II. Randall, repairing 2.00 19--P. L. Pease, repairing ,,2.25 21--Frank P. Bobay, hauling 3.25 22--E.

W. Parker, cleaning, etc 8.00 22--Florence Henderson, books 4.35 23--T. A. Wilkinson, man. ft.

pst'ge 7.91 23--G. L. Hobson, oiling, etc 6.00 23--John Lehman, oil, etc 2.40 26--Phillip Roush, sup. ser 15.00 26--Geo. V.

Gerken, sup. seer 68,00 26--John Elks, Ule 1.00 26--Frank Urbine, sup. ser 106.00 26--Herman Vonflerau, wood 10.00 26--H. Buschmg, tile 14.00 25--F, AV. Busching, wood 6.00 2G-First Nat.

Bank, papers 19.34 2G--Clausmeier ft, Archer, supplies. 19.00 26--Clausmeier Archer, supplies. 109.53 2G--Clausmeier Archer, supplies. 52.63 26--Chi is, Kruckenberg, cement 3.00 20--J. Herman Beuter, co.

54.95 26--Charles Fitzgerald, gravel 48.50 26-- Henry Martin, gravel 4S.50 26--Zoe C. Davis, leaching 9.00 26--C. AV. Sanders, books, etc 8.88 28--Victor Delegrange, gravel 65.37 28--J B. Notesline, naullng 2.50 28--Mary Cook, gravel 39.20 28--Joseph Till, mowing, etc 15.80 28--0.

F. Porter, gravel, etc 4.50 28--E. AV. Parker, gravel 19.50 28--AV. S.

Roebuck, gravel 6.00 28--Hoy Weft, gravel 4.50 29-Oscar Schaffter, hauling 2.25 29--K. Kiscr. hauling 1.50 20--George Geogleln, mis 6.77 A. KlopfensLein, tile 9.25 29--Edward Chausse, gravel 44.75 29--Martin Bruick, gravel 239.75 20--Louis Certia, gravel 35.12 29--Ernest Oallmeyer, sup. ser.

7S.OO 29--CirabMl Lum. cement 1.50 31--James Hvarfl, ser. adv. board. G.OO 31--Henry AVetzill, ser.

adv. board. R.OO 31--Theodore Rose, ser. adv. 5.00 31--M.

Coslello, trustee etc-- 144.30 Trustee's Service Account. January, total days 20 February, total days March, total days 16 April, total days 20 May, a dais June, total days 12 Jub', a i clays 16 August, totnl days IS September, total days Is October, total days November, total days IS December, total days '6 6--Anna Cook, I i 22.80 Tune. 6 Grace Smith, teaching Smith, I i 24.00 17- -Goorpe Bobay, slaking i 1.50 of Prov. trans 40.00 27--Geotgo Cti'crken, sup. ser 25.00 it.

Bueter, bridges 150.00 BueUT, poor 5772 IT. Bucter, plate exam 20.43 6--A. TompUlns, 'ax recpts 3.Hi 9--J H. AVagnrr. shove-ling 2.00 9-- Richer, shoveling 3.50 10--D.

O. McComb, com. expenses. Hi.89 11--George Geerken 7S 22 11--James Evard. bond 1,000 00 11--C.

Bullermann, shoveling 13.50 11--Clausmeier ft Archer, supples. 181.K2 11- Tndana Pant paint 4.30 II--Charles Buikholder, shoveling 1.85 15--Porter ITalricld, Shoveling 3.00 15--Joseph Till, labor, etc 2.55! 17--Fred Kryiler. shoveling 3.30 18--O. H. Kley, lax receipts 5.20 18--John Uotlimnnn, shoveling 1.60 IS--Jesso McBeth, transfers 89J.OO GAL-3--TRUS REPORT 18--C.

AV. Wanders, books 3.S9 18-Herman Fenkcr, transfers 18.00 18--H. B. Roller, transfers 82.00 18--John Elks, shoveling 1.00 18--AV. Springer, shoveltm; 4,00 25--AV North-mi', tax 1.92 25--p.

AV. BustoMng, shoveling AugUst. 1--TUeodoro Baetz iS.95 Tola 1 number of days' service for tho as shown by tho Service Account Record 212 Amount due trustee for services for vcar 1914, 212 days at $2.00 per day A payable from poor tuid, as by Service Ae.count Record 16.00 A payable from township fund, as shown by Service Account Record General 46.09 Tolal $430.00 a i a i Slat.vnor.t s.io\\ing amount of all moneys paid to Iho various funds of St. Joseph i of A i county. Disbursements tnoicirom and balances remaining therein, for the year ending December 31.

1914: on hand 6,289.65 Receipts during year 12,274.60 Tolal balance and receipts Disbmsements during year 12,081.06 Final balances 6,482.65 1, M. Costello, the trustee of St. Joseph UAvnsliip, Allen county, Indiana, do sol- emnly swear allirin) that the preceding report of receipts, disbursements, balances and service account Is true and correct, as I verily believe: and I further declare a sums with which I am ehaiRed in this report are all of Iho sums received by me, and that Iho various items of e.xpenuiUires credited have been paid in the sums stated, and without express or Implied agreement that any i thereof shall be retained by or repaid to mo or any other person. And 1 i declare, and swear, that I have received no money, nor arlicle of value, in conaldeintion of any contract made by mo as trustee of this township. M.

COSTELLO, Trustee of St. Joseph Township. Subscribed and sworn to before me, tho chairman of Hie advisory board of this township, this 1st day of January, 19lo. JAMES I5VARD, Chairman of tho Advisory Board of St. Jdflepb Township.

This report was received, acceptua ana approved by the advisory board of this township ftt their annual meeting, this If.t my of January, 1916. JAMEfl EVARD, H. A. WHT7JSL, THICO. ROSE, Advisory Board, St.

Joseph Township..