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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Four Ways to Pay Your 1919
State Poll Tax!
Goor Teaurer Office at once ndnv
Treasurer once and ask the amount Of
(Nqt The ter should contain February,
eter as an offer nf n I p ra Mr. race will aept
gmorG will BEEN the
o. the anot du@9 maze promptly
Goo send Henry Tresnon Commissioner
Of Revenue
eortna
Mail Treasurer your being
February, 1919 well
O. and Therefore,
ma1 Non e ahd feeyg dqnt State
soner OF Revenue City Hail. it
additional dtoA sent
mail
Donot woryif MIR should your December
Be Real Citizen of Richmond!
For assistance
phone Madison
Civic Association of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
D0DSON TELLS THE
HORROR OF CALQMEL
You Don't Need to Sicken, grippe.
or Saliyate Yourself to-
Start Liver.

You're bilious. sluggish constipa Z d..
You feel headachy. your stomach may
be sour, your breath bad. your skin
sallow and you believe you need vile
dangerous calomci to start liver and
bowels.
Here's my guarantee. Ask your
druggist for a bottle OF Dodson's Liver
Tone and Ia Ike "a spoonful tonight. If
ii doesn't start your liver and
straiGhtcn YOU right up better than
calomcl and without gripping or maxi
ing You sick ] want you to go back to
the store and get your money.
Take calomcl today and tomorrow
YOU Will feel weak and sick and nau-
seated. Don't lose day. Take n
spoonful OF harmless. vegetable bod
sons Liver Tone tonight and wake ur
feeling splendid. 1t is perfectly harm
less. so give it TO your children any
time. II can't Snlivatc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Huge Meteor Drops
Into Lake Michigan
Sends Pillar of Flame
Hundreds of Feet
High Into Air.
ny Associated press1

DETROIT. MICH, Nov. GA meteor
~ Icihenuous size is believed 10 have
ri"heed INTO Lake Michigan last night,
caused earth tremorS, which were
Ir'i IN = dozon Southern Michigan cities
icct into the air. which was visibI.
11u radius of moro than fifty miles.
me meteor theory is generally ac-
o,,t carry today in explanation OF the
~ Shock which ~ first was believed
~ n'Nc necn caused by Il terrific eN-
p'I Er"m a. s"mt industrial plant.
aoh' reports from Michigan In
ul3na and Illinois cities whora IL
o,.i"i'hs Hare WAS visible ii appeared
ne center of disturbance was near
,.i rover end of Lake Michigan. Coast
"I''% az Grand Haven were firm in
.neN assertion that they had viii.
neSs"a t'e descent OF the heavenly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
WALL. STREET OPERATORS
4. REVIEW WORK OF YEAR
gsIeind Much That Business Interests
sc Have to BE Thankful
For.
FINANCING is NOT DIFFICULT
Capital Requirements ~ American
Industries Supplied at Reasonable
s Rates-Far,ncrs. Backbone OF Ma
ton, More Prosperous Than Ever.
Isnccixl 10 The Nina. Dis 1900


q NEW YORK. Nov g7-Watl street
/. them stopped and took account OF con-
editions since one yea ago, when most
! every ono was ready 10 predict that
s.e country was going 10 the bad with
great rapidly. PeSs misric views were
general
! However careful review shows that
the American people have many causes
TO be thankful Securities have been
+ in demand in fact. they have doomed.
Sew capital has been furnished 10 nov
Industries by the millions. Every one
who cares, to work is being accommo'
dated. and al the highcs, wage rate
, in the history OF the nation.
Treasury ON Easy street
The United states Treasury is on
easy street with public finances Busi-
ness. for the most part. has mad all
tho money it required and Tor the
most .nart,. the rates. have, been rea,,
sonahlc. Domestic demands for All
Kinds of commodities have been be-
yond the expectations Of the mos, san
guinc dealers The res, Of The world
goods
VIC have had good crops. and the
backbone Of tho nation our farmers
is more prosperous than ever But
that is true or all the rest OF US. Those
of us who hclicvo i'm Providence
rsaiizr ,hat it has been Kind t 10 Us, more
wherein this is cause for thanksgiving.
We arc not an ungratcful people.
We are rot tho kind that follow tho
example OF the daughters or the horse
lcech and continually cry Give, Give"
VIC are thanf7fu! for the temporal bless
Ngs VIC have enjoyed in such abund-
ance. There arc few clouds on the
business horizon. none OF them which
fsrfr winds will not diSpel. We are
appar emily on the eve OF another great
business boom. and that spells more
and increasing prosperity.
Some High Lights or Situation.
Postmaster General approves bill for
cent rate on local drst-class letters
Ford Motor Company wants 10000
IONS of Nanndium steel for 1920 dcliv-
cry.
s s KrcsEc Co. declared regular
sem;annual p. per cent on common
stock.
American Can declared regular quar-
terly dividend OF II per cent on pre-
ferrcd stock.
,:onds called for redemption in De-
cembcr amount to S23.a6o.5oo. mostly
Industrial bonds.
quarterly dividend or L per cent on
prcferrci stock.
H"v 'orh Transit Company daciared
Regular quarterly dividend OF 81 aud
an extra dividend OF s..
Realty Associates. declared regular
scmiannual dividend Of 8 per cent and
an extra OF = per cent.
This conntryS gold not exports in
October were 3?.I79.3o5. and for ten
months these totalcd s2nS.S46.273
American owned copper companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

have invested In plants and propertIes
something over S672, 600. 900
Detroit Edison. in ten months 70 90.
tno'r 81. increased it's gross earnings
SS.""e'Si5. and its net after taxes in
creased S+SS.75O.
National Tobacco League OF Amcric,
has been Incorporated by tobacco
users 10 combat the antitobacco icyis-
reformcrS. ~
Guaranty trust Company on Novcm-
Der - had resources OF almost $1,000
u'u.uu' the exact figures being S966-
2""'"l" compared with SS33.oOl 642 ON
OF sos goo OUO " - 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Watts. d. D.. director OF Baptist Sum
Quoted the service at the grave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
fried to Enter Ticket Tn,cc,

T INI.Uf.INI J\SIIV RIO. 7 A., Nov D.
Admitting that he attempted to br,:,I,
into the ticket office Of tho Rich nond.
Frcdcricks and Potomac Railroad
here. Richard Williams. sixteen years
old. wnen questioned ~ Police jus
ticc Embrcy, calmly STATED THAI he
needed the money" Williams a
young man. who gave his home as
Boston. was arrested while in the act
of attempting to remove 4 glass from
on" Of the windows LEADING into ;ae
station ticket Office. ~" vas using
largo sharp knife in removing the
putty watch held the glass ~ pi..c
when seized by the otlicer.---
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

aay aft strso, # his home; ~ South
wife. two sons and two sisters. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Negroes obtaining Inud.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Nov. 2I.--Nccro
land owners are multiplying rapidly in
the cotton growing sections OF the
lower Mississippi Valley as a result Of
colonization schemes undertaken IN
several Mississippi and Arkansas
delta" counties. according to reports
Of field agents OF the Southern AiluVial
Land Association made public n The
Of the association here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Head stops bullet.

II 'IIBUIki, VA, Nov nT.-Douc
laS Mcknight and Eugene Hudson
Co!orcd boys working in a shoe shine
oilSnmcnt here. Wednesday night
,NoIver when tho weapon was acc;dcntal-
y DISCHARGED. Tho ball. fired at cloeo
AnGc. struck Mcknight in the fore
800. nu' slanccd off. Tho bail caused
pears to have done him no great dam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR WILLIAM ELLYSON
BAPTIST Churchmnn and Attorney Laid
To Rest at hollywood Cemetery
Yesterday.

Funeral services for William Ely
son. long prominent in church and
legal circles in Richmond. were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock from the Second BAPTIST
Shurri'. FeN. Il. Clagett skinner, y. D..
smith: Rev. u. T. RAY and Il. u.
Garland oiiiciated at the church.
lnterment was in the family section
in hollywood Cemetery. Rev. j. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

DANNlLbE. Va. Nov. 2..-W illiam
Roach, operator OF restaurant on
Union street. accidentally shot and
painfully wounded himself late last
night lie had closed up his restaurant
and was shaking the door TO see that
IL was securely locked when IS
Calihcr pistol fcli ont OF MS pocket
and discharged as IL struck the ground.
The charge blew his Shoc almost 10
pieces, the ban tcariu. away par; OF
uglV WONud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Historic Hotel Sold

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. Of
INC Historic Hotter" at Spotsylvania
Cour'housc has been sold by Fred
crIcK W. Coleman. Of this city IN
Ernest y. Scay. OF Spotsvlvana wSo
VIII conduct the hotel on iarger seal,
With tho view Of making it a stonn:nc
Lace tor tourists travr,ing bv ,uto.
mobiles over tho washington Rich
mCud Itichvav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

number of prominent Richmond men
were honorary pall-bcarers.
MIR. EllySon's death took place Tues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

LONDON. Nov. 27.-Sir Allan smith.
coalition unionist, has hecn elected TO
the House % Commons for South Croy-
don, succeeding Sir Malcolm, resigned.
The vote was: Smith. ll777; Howard
IIoulder Liberal 1918
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21

S. Jude, driving sch. bus 5000
J. d. Getz, road work .... 1868
Z. Johnson, driving bus 5000
]. De Groote, dr.. sch. bus 5000
Geo. Ditman. haul. sen.
children to Osceola 1880
II. A. Lutes. j%anitor ser. 1900
Florence NJ. Fuller, tch.
tending inst. & supplies 96.93
Florence Miller, tch.. ind.
institute. supplies 96.65
Anna Zulch, tch., tending
institute & supplies $500
Elsie Rogers. tch., tending
institute q supplies 114OO
Margaret Dundon. tch..
tending institute & sup. 1O8.OO
Mary X. Sites, tch.. tend
ing institute & supplies 10000
Mae Duckwall, tch., tend
ing institute & supplies $500
Gladys Ainley, tch., tend.
ing institute & supplies 1890
Leone Iholts. tch., tending
institute & supplies. $500
Elsie MUMMY. tch.. tending
institute, janitOr service $500
Hazel Replogle, tch.. tend
ing institute, jan. ser. $500
Elma ]. Swarm. tch.. ind
institute, janitOr service 1890
Erma Cocanower. tch,
ind. inst. sup. & jan. ser. 1880
Agnes ElstrOm, tch., ind.
inst. tan. ser. g. sup. 600
Anna Monhant. tch.. tnd-
inst. jan. ser. s sup. $500
Gladys Hough. tch.. tnd.
inst, jan. ser. & sup. 1896
Maude Zeller. tch., tnd.
inst, jan. ser. & sup. 5000
J. D. Getz, road work 1850
c. L. Turner. supplies 4S.+2
Frank Miller. tanitOr ser. $500
Jacob Motts, haul. sch.
children to Csceola 1000
A. r. Ludwig. road work 2610
". e. Priest, pit. sal. on
elcc. plant Al Ken. sch. $500
Delbert Smith. dr.. sch bus 5000
VIM. Myers. cleaning sch.
house No. . ..... 800
J. y. Getz. road work so
Mrs. Starkweather, haul
school children .. 100
EDma J.. Swarm. supplies 200
Daniel Austin, road work 1859
Ed. Harris. repairs ... 1i745
Q. r. Geyer. sch. site Al
Twin Branch .. 10000
Jas. Kennedy. pt. sal. ex. I12.50
Ind. Tank Line. gas. & oil 122.O8
]. DeGroote. DR.. sch. bus 1880
r. Johnson, Dir. sen. bus 1850
G. Townsend. wood for
Nos. y K 13 .. $500
J. II. Hough. repairs .. 3.75
Geo. Ries. driving bus 5000
Peter Neddeau. j%anitOr ser. $500
p. A. Eberhart. road work $3.50
Chas. Laughlin. repairs SIS
Leo Van Hess. transfers
to Clay township e4.0O
Leone Iholts. supplies 500
". Z. Priest. cleo. plant
a. Ken. cons school 205.0O
W. ". Schneider, part
est. architect . 1850
John 5. S-toecEnger. sal
advisory board .... 500
L J. Casbon. sal. adv BIRD. 800
SUMMARY.
TOW NSHTP FIND.
Balance On hand Ian !. 1915 .-Sl0-G6o-9l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21

S. II. Thornton, ins. on
Kennedy cons. school 40
John l.. De Groote, DIR. bus 5000
Louise Boles, cks. killed
by dogs 1880
Homer Maurer, road labor 1000
Erhard Johnson. dr.. bus. 5000
Mrs. Starkweather, haul. 4
school children ...... 800
s. Jude, driving bus 5000
f. f. Lang, ms. on No Z 1915
p. A. Eberhart, road work $500
ID. Austin, road work 1920
Margaret Dundon. tch. Os. 5000
Mary X. Sites. tch. Osceola 1900
Mae Duckwall, tch. Os. 5000
Gladys Ainley. teach. Os. 5000
Elma j. Swarm, tch. Ken. 1000
Florence Fuller. tch. Ken. 5000
Anna Zulch. teach. Ken. 5000
Florence Miller, tch. Ken. 5000
Elsie Rogers, teach. Ken. $500
Leone Iholts, teach. No. ( 1000
Elsie MUMMY, teach. No. : $500
Hazel Replogle, tch. No. s 1000
II. A. Lutes, teach. No. 9 $500
IsliAd OOCdAAO NCAp I'll Az EV.UV
Agnes Elstrom. ten. No. IL 1000
Anna Monhant, tch. No. Il $500
Gladys Hough, tch. No. Is $500
Goe Holm. wood for IL 5000
W. E. Cocanower, rep. 4 1.50
Maude Zeller, tch. music 5000
A. Ditman, ha. sch. child. 1850
Pearl Swarm, tch. dom. SC. 10000
Frank Miller. jan. at Os-
ceola and supplies 1926
Mrs. Starkweather, haul.
school child. to No. Il 800
Peter Neddeau. jan. at
Ken. n supplies 96.95
j. d. Getz, road work $3.50
Mish. Trust & Saw. Co,
int. on bonds ....... 1.2O2.5O
Jas. L. Kennedy, pt. sal.
expense ......... 1850
]. d. Getz, road work 114.OO
J. r. Logan, labor 400
Ind. Tank Line. oil and gas 1908
Geo. Ries, driving sen. bus 5000
Joseph Colbert, supplies. 226.4S
". W. Schneider. list est.
architect ............ $4,000
p. y. Eberhart, road work @54.UO
W. Z. Cocanower. labor $50
Mrs. Starkweather. haul
children ....... 800
II. A. Lutes, tch. No. g.. 1000
z. II. Casey, gravel 1915
Geo. Ditman, ha. sch. chd. 1850
Mary X. Sites. supplies 1863
P. A. Eberhart, labor 1851
p. A. Eberhart. gravel 22.OO
Huntsberger Sales Co., sup. Cts
Midland Press. ref. books 1000
II. A. Lutes. attend. inst. 1900
Fred Snyder. rep. & sup. Z2.70
Geo. Ditman. haul. sch.
children ........ 1900
Ind. & Mich. EIec. Co.
light and power at Os... 5.2s
Peter Neddeau, jan. ser. &
supplies ............ $50
Mrs. Starkweather. haul
school children ....... 500
Stuart MacKibbiu, tele-
gram. & phone service 2.25
L ]. Casbon, supplies. $3.50
John Bontrager. bal. on
est. at Ken school 47.7s
Peter Brennarnan. labor
al Osceola school $50
II. r. Curtis, road work 1927
Mae DuckWalI. teaching 5000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21

II. A. LutesS teach. No. 9 5000
Frank Miller. jan. at Os. 1900
Peter Neddeau, jan. at
Kennedy school ...... $500
Mrs. Starkweather, haul.
school children 49,. 1000
Gladys Housh, tch. No. IS $500
Austin, road work 80. 1925
Anna Monhant, tch. No. Il 1000
Elsie MUMMY. teach. No. : $500
Gladys Ainley, teach. Os. 5000
Frank Sawyer, wd. 11-12 400
Geo. Ditman, DIR. sch bus $500
Mrs. f. Ripling. office rent 1900
Ind. & Mich. Elec. Co,
light & power at Osceola 4.66
Mary K. Sites. teach. at Os. 1000
p. Neddeau, jan. ser. at
Kennedy school ...... 1000
Standard Oil Co, oil at
Kennedy cons. school. 31.3S
Pearl Swarm, teaching 10000
Mrs. Starkweather, haul.
school children ...... 500
II. +. Curtis, road work. $500
J. H. Wommer. road work 1890
z. Johnson, road work 1850
II. F. Curtis. road work $3.50
Geo. Ditman, DIR. sch bus 1880
c. Tn. Tele. Co. phone ser 1915
Frank Miller. j%anitor ser. 1900
VIM. Burden, road work. 1850
j. H. Wommer, fr. & dray. 3.41
J. S. Casbon, supplies 1850
j. n. Wommer, driv. BUS 5000
Elma J. Swarm, tch. Ken.
cons. school .......... 1000
Florence Fuller, tch. Ken.
cons. school .......... 5000
Anna F. Zulch, tch. Ken.
cons. school ........ 5000
Florence Miller. tch. Ken.
cons. school ............ 5000
Elsie Rogers, ten. Ken.
cons. school ......... $500
Margaret Dundon, tch. o.. 1000
Mary X. Sites. tch. OsceOla 5000
Mae Duckwall. tch. Os. 5000
Gladys -Ainley, teach. Os. 5000
Leone Iholts. teach. No. ! 1000
Elsie Mumby, ten. No. Z $500
Hazel Replogle, tch. No. s 1000
X. A. Lutes, teach. No. 2 5000
Erma Cocanower. tch. 10 1900
Agnus Elstrom, tch. No. II 1000
Anna Monhant, teaching. 1000
Gladys Hough, ten. No. Is $500
Maude Zellers. ten. music 5000
Peter Neddeau, ian. Ken. $500
J. L. Kennedy. pit. sal. ex. 1880
Jacob Snyder. road work 1850
P. A. Eberhart. road wk. 4S.12
J. II. wommer. road work 101.30
Geo. Ries. driving bus 1880
Geo. Ries, road work 500
+. ]. Kipling, rent for OF. 5000
Chas. F. Turner. supplies 61.23
Mrs. Starkweather. haul.
school child. TO No. L 500
j. H. Leach. sheep killed 1880
John De Groote, lab. & rep. 3s.0S
Ind. * Mich. Elec. Co.
light & power at Osceola 800
News-Times Pig. Co, adv. 1000
Geo. Ries. sheep killed 5000
O. z. Lang & Co. supplies 14.4s
". budding, phone rent 1000
II. A. Lutes. teach. No. 2 1900
Peter Neddeau. jan. Ken. 1000
Mrs. Starkweather. haul.
sch. children TO No. l. 500
A. Ditman. haul sch.
children 10 Osceola $50. 1900
Chas Grove. repairs .... 1850
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21

for commencement 49,. 1000
]. Il. Wommer, road work 1000
Fred Sawyer, repairs -. 33-1s
Geo. Laing. road work. 1900
Ed. Harris. rep. & supplies 2S5.S2
VIM. Myers, fuel No. 9 =. 400
Geo. Riggs. tile and labor 900
Mish. Trust & Saw. Co., int.
\ on bonds 2O2.5O
Peter Neddeau, jan. at
Ken. cons. school 49,. $500
Mish. Trust & saw. Co, ins. 114.3O
j. Kennedy, pit. sal. & e X 1880
Mrs. z. Kipling. of. rent 1890
Z. J~ernegan. adv an. rpt. $3.50
l.. j. Casbon, supplies 49,. 5000
J. II. Getz. road labor $50. 90.1O
d. Austin, road labor -. 52.15
r. Fries, road labor ..... 800
J. Hutchinson, ms. on of. $50
p. A. Eberhart, road work $500
l.. ID. Fulmer. road work 27.15
II. f. Curry. ins. on sch.
No. s, Q, 10. II. II, IA. 121.44
p. A. Eberhart, road work 1915
p. Neddeau. %janitor ser. 1000
Pearl Swarm, club super. 1892
]. II. Wommer. road work $500
Henry Wedel. road work. $500
J. II. Wommer, road work $3.50
w. E. Priest, supplies 3.75
Maude Zeller, Osceola
ch. for commencement 800
p. Neddeau, j%anitor SER. 1900
II. f. Curtis, road work E. 27.50
r. II. LongheId. exp. for
county commencement 1913
Mrs. Z. Kipling. of. rent 1900
j. Kennedy. pit. sal. & ex. $3.50
SCHNEIDER Bros, ms. on
school house ...-.... 23.14
r. c. Went & Co., sup. 1915
Home phone. phone rent 100
p. A. Eberhart, road wk. $3.50
c. f. Turner. supplies . 1854
Pearl Swarm. club super. 1882
S. j.. Huntsburger, rd. wk. 1850
r. p. Monhant. road work 3.25
J.. X. Shively. repairs $3.50
NJ. Wilhelm. trus., trans.
10 Center township 80. 1904
NJ. wilhelm. trus., trans.
from center township 1854
ID. Austin, road work . 1926
s. b. Board OF Education
transfers to s. Bend 1885
II. p. Dodge, trus. trans.
to Bango township 80. 1859
". p. O'Neill. legal service $500
p. Neddeau, janitor ser. -. 1900
Frazier * Frazier, rep
parts for buses 49,. 2s7.74
Mish. Board of Education,
transfers TO Mishawaka 2.656.21
Mish. Wool. Co, iron pipe 500
Mish. Trust < Saw. Co,
cleaning ditch ....... 500
J. d. Getz, labor x mat. 26.45
Frank Grimes. road labor 800
Mish. Trust & Saw. Co. int.
on bonds ..-......... 5000
J. s. Kennedy, pit. sal, exp. $3.50
j. ID. Getz, rep. for bridge LIS
Mrs. f. KipIing. office rent 1900
W. budding. phone rent 500
News-Times Pig. Co. pub.
annual report ........ $3.50
Osceola Lumber Co. lum-
Der for repairs ......- 1856
r. l. Nicar. road work go
J. ID. Adams & Co.
grader blades ........ 1910
l. l. Wilson. jan ser. for
township institute So. s.7s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
AnDlv a Little MuSterole.

And Musterole won't blister like
the old.fashioned mustard plaster.
lust spread it on with your fingers.
1t penetrates to the sore spot with a.
gentle tingle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain
Musterole is a clean, white ONT
ment made with oil of mustard. It
is fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tcnsilitis, Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache.
cong stion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
bag +, pains and aches Of the back or
icints sprains, soremuscles, bruises, chill
blains. frosted feet, colds on the chest
Nothing like Musterole for croupychil-
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
zoe and COO Jars; hospital size S2.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-21

p. Neddeau. jan. ser. for
Ken. cons. school ..... 1000
Geo. Burkhart, freight &
drayage ............ 1.b5
Pearl Swarm. club super. 1852
]. Holcomb Mfg. Co, sup. 3S.15
]. II. Wommer, road work $4,000
Schroeder Coal Co, coal
for Kennedy cons school 1870
D. Austin. road work -. $500
w. Van Ripper, clean. II 500
Mary X. Siles. teaching g. $500
Chas. Roy Co, paint for
Kennedy school ...... 10000
Chas. Roy Co, painting
Kennedy school ....... 10000
Frank Lumber Co, bridge
plank ................ $3.50
P. E%berhart. pit. su. sal. IT $500
Mrs. Woolett, cl. No. rs 100
j. L. Kennedy, pit. sal, exp. 1880
p. a. Eberhart, road work 1875
Bruno Kobolt. road work. 800
Mrs. Lancaster. cl. No. 4 500
Mish. Trust & Saw. Co, int.
on bonds ............ 5000
Mrs. E. J.. Kipling Of. rent 1900
Jas. l.. Kennedy, twp. &C. 5000
F. G.. Niles. coal for No. 4 31.40
Fred Snyder, repairs . 251.40
c. Wells, labor ........ 1900
Nat. Grocery Co, supplies 23.72
Frank Miller, %janitor ser. $500
Mrs. Pollock, clean. No. Il 500
Shaffstall Bat. Co, bat. K
storage 5000
J. II. Wommer, labor ... 1880
Peter Neddeau. janitor ser. 1850
] H. Wommer. labor 1900
Harry Kelley, wood for
schools No. $50 1920
c. +. Turner, ref. books 5000
Frank Wiley. tile for Laid
law road ............ SO.4O
L. J. Casbon. rep. on buses
& supplies ....... 24s.15
L. J. Casbon. repairs 20I.7S
Mary X. Sites. tch. Osceola 1900
j. w. Russell, coal for { 1913
Geo. Ditman, ha. sch. chd. 1900
W. budding. phone rent $50
Chas. Schroeder, cl. No. 10 500
". Starkweather, haul
school children ...... 800
Paul Mower, labor ..... 1000
Elma ]. Swarm. teaching 1000
Florence Fuller. teaching 5000
Anna Zulch. teaching 5000
Florence Miller, teaching 5000
Elsie Rogers, teaching $500
sam Jude. driving bus 5000
j.. L. De Groote. DIR. bus 5000
IND. Tank Line, gas & oil 23S.73
Pearl Swarm. voc. teach. 1852
Hazel Replogle. tch. No. 8 1000
Erma Cocanower. tch. 10 1900
Mae Duckwall. tch. Os. 5000
Mary X. Sites, tch. OsceOla 1000
p. A. Eberhart. I'd. labor. 1900
Geo. Ries. DIR. school bus 5000
Mish. Trust & Saw. Co, int
on bonds ............. 225.OO
F. J. Wolf. repairs ...... 1886
r. J.. Wolf. repairs $3.50
J. d. Getz. lab. e. material S6.S5
=. Gilman. wood for No. 2 500
d. Schrock. cl. & rep. Is 1900
Maude Zeller, teach. music 5000
j. X. Wommer. driving bus 5000
F.. Johnson. driving bus $500
Agnes Elstrom. tch. No. Il 1000
Leone Shonts. teh. No. Z 1000
Margaret DundOn. tch. Os. 5000
Mary X. sites, tch. Osceola 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

Officers and men Of the
Rockaway naval air station re-
constructing the transatlantic
seaplane NC-4 for public exhi-
bition. This is the machine in
which Lieut.. Commander Read
and crew made the first aircraft
voyage across the Atlantic.
The plane arrived from Eng
land recently on the U. S. S.
Aristook, and after exhibition
in Central Park, New York,
will be placed in the Smith
sonian Institution. Washing
ton.
Ry lutrrua unal Film Service
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-08-14
Laid shs -choss.-

A young man recently came to q
doctor and his complaint was = rather
extraordinary one. He had seen q
ghost The doctor asked him where
he had seen 1t and what 1t was ike.
Il saw it." said he, "the other night
when l was passing q graveyard; 1t
had big mouth and long ears like
donkey" -Go home" raid the doc
tor. -and say nothing about It II was
your own shadow you saw"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-08-14

Man had hls origin in an iviron-
ment that subjected him to ffequent,
rapid and extreme changes from heat
to cold. and from dryness to damp
ness" says Doctor James, "and from
study Of his anatomy and physiod-
ogy. ~ well as from the teaching Of
the law Of Weismann. we know that
We modern men are equipped with the
same body device a. were our Cromag-
non progenItors. Weismann's law Is
to the effect that acquired Characters
are not transmitted, and Its corolIary
Il equally true. that unused Or abused
characters are not lost, 70 that We
may think Of all congenitaI character
istics, whether good or bad. as being
entailed. aod, as far ~ the race IL
concerned. A. being permanent."-Ex-
change.