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Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
HAROLD GOLDBERG
 GOEST OBE MARRIED

Harold S. Goldberg will leave this morning for San Francisco, where he will be married on Thursday morn ing, Sept. Is, to Miss Etta S. Kauf- man. The wedding will take place at the home of Mrs John Adler. It will be a small family affair, there being in attendance only the relatives of both parties. MT. and Mrs. Dave Gold berg, parents of the groom, are al- ready in San Franciso and his sister Mrs. Moose, wife of Dr. s. NJ. Moose resides there.
 The bride was visitor in Phoe- nix for some time last April an6 made many friends during her shor' stay here. She is of one of the pfo- neer families of San Francisco. She has for some time been actively con nected with service work. After a short honeymoon on the coast, Mir and Mrs. Goldberg will return to Phoenix. and after Sept. 2( will be at home at 40 East Coronado l. road
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
SENTENCED TO PRISON

ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. S-Mrs John Koscilny, who confesser burn ing her daughter and two step chjl- dren in a barn at Lublin last week, today was sentenced to 20 years inn Drisonment
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09

diers and a grand military parade ot 16.000 units and also the opening of the national geographic congress and a popular celebration.
 There will be a farewell banquet given by the president on the 30th. An Italian opera company and American theatrical artists have been especially engaged for an all-. month performance at the Commer- cial International exposition. There is spontaneous cooperation by all classes and the great success of the commemoration of the national event is predicted"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09

According to exp-LdiCufcs of war machines, 1000 .Irplanes can be built for the Zine cost as one battleship.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09

Fashions favorites for the Autumn sea- son = Canton Crepes, Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Taffetas, Serges and Satins are shown in black and navy-the preferred colors for Fall, 1921.
 Wondrous embroidery and beautiful beading effects are found on many of these dresses. Others are plain with draped gir- dies. Some have the narrow "shoe string belt-all are beautiful in material and de sign.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-27

S9,Sz.
wilkins, D. c.-27 acres, tax,
1892. |
Walker, J. w.-sO acres, tax,
S26.40.
wilkins, 0. XII acre, tax, 1882.
Dissiret No. 4.
banner, J. ESQ acres, tax,
1854.
Dawson, Patio acres, tax,
1920.
], Francis : "a J. H.-5o acres, tax,
Francis, S. Gao acres, tax,
$18.04.
Maxey charlie-so acres, tax,
$500.
District No. S.
!. Buckley, W. s.-87 acres, tax,
Buckley, W, VS. acres, tax,
$14.O8.
Blggers, L. P.---4 acres, tax, $3.50.
Crews, Phil-7O' acres, tax, $12.32.
CoIley, W. Ga acres, tax,
| $29.04.
Clemonds, A. ISL acres, tax,
$30.76.
Coursey, J. S. and G. H.-3O
acres, tax, $500.
Gatewood, Genon-72 acres, tax,
$1,000.
Harding, H. A.-l5 acres, tax,
1926.
Harding, A. TOO acres, tax,
$1,000.
Hodges, 7. Lilo acres, tax,
$3.50.
Hodges, I. Y.-l17 acres, tax,
$4,000.
Hodges, I. ESQ acres, tax,
$19.36.
HUTCHINSON, Henry-S7 acres,
tax, $1,000.
HUTCHINSON, Will-42 acres, tax,
$9.48.
Mcclure, J. R.A3 acres, tax,
1884.
! Mcclure, Alonzo-8O acres, tax,
1892.
Moberry, j. MIA acres, tax,
| $28.4O.
McWherter, W. G.-52 acres,
tax, $18.28.
McWherter, J. Ri acre, tax,
i $4.64.
McWherter, Buck, Jim and Luco
100 acres, tax, $28.64.
McWherter, Jim--4 acres, tax,
/ 1892.
Nowlin, Scott-55 acres, tax,
| $10.12.
Nowlin, sam-42 acres, tax,
| $9.48.
PentecOst, W. C.-48 acres, tax,
$26.s4.
Paine, Remus-2O acres, tax,
$9.O4.
Parham, Henry-75 acres, tax,
| $26.4O.
Pope, C. HIS acres, tax, $4.64.
| Pichard, Green-40 acres, tax,
$7O4.
Smith, C. Hoo acres, tax,
| $4,000.
Smith, c. Hoo acres, tax, $46.
| Stewart, E. R.-15O acres, tax,
$780,
Turner, Mrs. G. T.-SO acres, tax,
$3.50.
Turner, R. LIS acres, tax,
Wren, D, F.-75 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Wright, L. Csc acres, tax,
$16.96.
1904.
Yokum, Elmer acre, tax,
1892.
District No. 6.
Brooks, oscar-61 acres tax,
$1,000.
Bell, Spencer acre, tax S Sc.
Bevill, B. L.-24 acres, tax,
) $1,000.
Callison, c. BE acres, tax
$464.
Davis, G. A.-54 acres, tax, $3.50
Davis, ]. Woo acres, tax
; Deason, L. T.-32 acres, tax, $4.64
Fields, Loyd-100 acres, tax
, $3.50.
GatewoOd, BIB acres, tax
Hodges, G, Ats acres, tax
Hodges, 7. L.-85 acres, tax
/, Highffeld, T. L.-72 acres, tax
$26.4O.
j, Highfield, Jesse .62 t.ores, tax
kennedy, Tom-45 acres, tax
$6.4O.
Lee, Fannie-3O acres, tax, $ SO
Moore, Mrs N. BIS acres, tax
Moore, j. H.-49 acres, tax, $3.50
McWherter, Chas.-5O acres, tax
Miller, D. R.-8o acres, tax
!, $21.78
Maddocks 6 Bass So acres, tax
|, $20.48.
Owens, EL--46 acres. tax, $11.00
|, Ore Springs Telephone co..
acre, tax, $2.20.
Snuff, P. D..-32 acres, taS
$16.0S.
), stailings, J. T.-47 acres, tai
$1,000. II
(, staliings, W. EAT acres, tai
$1,000,
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Dl..rie. M. Z.

Adams, Mrs. Jane--5O acres, tax,
$22.5O.
Adams, P. M.-72 acres, tav,
$44.44.
Adams, E. s.-s7 acres, tax,
$14O8.
Bragg, J. R.-52 acres, tax,
$SO.8O
Bondurant, Will town lot, tax,
$4.s6.
Brummitt, W. H.-17o acres, tax,
$1O9.20.
Bell, john town lot, tax, $5.65. |
Beckett, Miles-50 acres, tax,
1880.
Bobbitt, N. B., co.'s acres, tax,
1923.
Boyd, J. BIB acres, tax, $6.4O. |
Brewer, L. L.-30 acres, tax,
$24.OO.
Campbell, Q. $50 acres, tax,
$1,000.
Crawford, Matt-SS acres, tax,
$3.50.
Connell, B. H. & Maud-SO acres,
tax, $3.50.
Cavitt, JIM town lot, tax,
SOLO.
Cochran, Pomp-1 town lot, tax,
$1.83.
Darnell, Dave acres, tax,
$500.
Doyster, W. G.-25 acres, tax,
$3.50.
burden, ]. M town lots, tax,
1924.
Edwards, JIM town lot, tax,
$685..
Ferguson, A. il town lot, tax,
1924.
Farmer, Geo,-41 acres, tax,
$11.00,
Fowler, ]. SIS acres, tax,
S33.68.
Finch Bros.-27 acres, tax, $2S.76.
Gardner, Lee-94 acres, tax,
$500.
Gardner, Napolian-53 acres, tax,
Gardner, Albert town lot,
$4.05.
Gardner, A. F.-65 acres, tax,
$32.80.
Gardner, Oscar-12 acres, tax,
| $3.08.
Baltimore, C1arence-29 acres,
$12.56.
Glasgow, /. Gao acres, tax,
1920.
5000.
House, W. DE- acres, tax,
$1.76. 49,.
$1,000.
Johnson, H. il town lot, tax
Jones, W. CT town lot, tax
! 1884. 40
Jones. Emma-8 acres, tax, $4.4O.
Jeanes, ]. W.-65 acres, tax
To Jeands Luther-8O acres, tax,
$24.S8. 40
JOlley, c. A.-S4 acres tax
$44.24. -, 49,
Knox, Ed-51 acres, tax, 1854.
| Killia1n, Jim-27 acres, tax, $4.4O.
] Kennedy, L. C. & son-S2 acres
@4I Tennodv W. Oil acres, tax,
$58.74. 49,.
Lunay, Henry town lot, tax,
$11.22. 49,.
1928. -
Millner, Andrew town lot
1924. 49,
Mfllner, Charles-1O acres, tax
Mathis, Allen acres, tax, 1920.
Mcdaniel, Toni town lot, tax
Manning, H. H,-sO acres, tax
$500.
Moon, F. E.-49 acres, tax, $22
Moon, P. HIS acres, tax
$3.50. -
Mobrey, JIM town lot, tax
Morris, William-5O acaes, tax
$1,000. 49,,
; Maiden, J. B.-45 acres, tax
$3.50. =. 49,.
: Norman, Mrs. Mary-14 acres
$4.84. -.
$500.
$1784.
Pinkston, M. LIS acres, tax
: Parrish, Frank-58 acres, tax
!. $1,000.
!. Parrish, DIR. B. b. town lots
tax. $34.40.
]. Phillips, ). H.-5S acres, tax
: Pierce, Ada acres, tax, $5.26
:, Rogers, Mrs.--1SO acres ta2
$125.72.
!, Rogers, S. J.--9S acres, ta1
$49.30.
]. Rogers, H. D.--4O acres, ta1
1880.
Rhodes, Sam-66 acres, ta'
:, $500.
Smith, Bud acre, tax, $2.66.
|, Snider & Son--1e5 acres, tai
$76.40.
(, Stacks, W. E.-2 town lots, ta'
.4O. =.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-27

AK, $10.1S.
Scott. Mary town lot, tax,
1895.
Shelly Mrs. Tave-i town lot,
TAX, 1857.
Simmons, Mrs. Eula--l town lot,
lax, $11.14.
Turner, ]. So town lots, tax,
$22.48.
Turner, Jesse. FL town lot, tax,
$63.56.
Terrell, Mrs. F. Mo acres,
tax, $1,000.
Turberville, J. CT town lot, tax,
$11.34.
Templeton, c. CT town lot,
tax, $22.28.
Turner, Leonard town lot, tax,
1891.
Taylor, Mrs. Nora. B.-1 town lot,
tax, $20.25.
Taylor, Leonard town lot, tax,
$500.
Taylor, s. MI town lot, tax,
Tr;bhla Mrs victoria-1O acras
tax, $3.50.
Trihble r E-22 acres tax
500 10 = ~ 'AN'
Turner John-1 town LOT tau
S4;46.
SAG.
Thomson, Ellen town lot, tax,
1924.
Vincent, Lee-31 acres, tax,
$500.
Vowel, Harry Ell town lot,
tax, $1O,13;.
Wright, s. HI town lot, tax,
$28.33.
Wheeler, Mrs. Il town lot,
tax, $500.
Wren, D. FL town lot, tax,
$500.
Walton, C. C.-15 acres, tax,
$4,000.
Warner, Louis town lot, tax,
$4.64. ?
williams, Francis town lot,
tax, 1924.
Wyatt, WILLIE town lot, tax,
$14.15.
Wood, T. C.-e5 acres, 9 town
lots, tax, $195.52.
Dlstfact NO. D.
Avcock. NJ. 400 acres. tax,
$SS Anderson. H.-2o acres, tax,
SS, sGt,n. : o-,2o acres tax.
$lz Rn4Sh w.vn,D-1 acre tax.
sk 70 ""S4A"
@o;ol. - 1905 49, s17aA
D DOnJS' - :; 40 az 49," "o,.oS 49, $Ee4a'
Poyu, 'G MN : Vs jig; 'a acres svo taD'
1888, . = 49,. 49, SAAo
4.s cr ave IS Mrs. Maedle-0S acres
. c sc Mrs'-lS acres tax
$O; Tsi,;oon q n 119 .cres tax
e7e ea ~ u o'-llo acres 'a1'
3, C % Mr. f. RI acre. TAX
$l; Se;,;.. CO mo ocras +ax
l. Vo oil ueo'-AOS acres '@A
$4 100, n 90 ocros +ax
.o D 1'aU o. Wv "cieS' 90
%. DO ," ?. A.-4O acres' tax
@A T:1y:uo WIN 5o ocres +ax
s, Dl16ine, W1li-oO acres 'a1'
$44 a;Gv.,sds n NJ 40 acras tar
se EieTards' y MO acres va
$o1 4,,. 1on,o. 90 ocrAs +ax
>, F9 oa 'ame-1 acfeS' va
Ferrell, J; A . acres acre. tax tax $ % ~
FILweh' NJ =. p 49, 81 s "cr.as v' tax
;, { G i I'd Archie-lS7 acres" TAX
$1lV,od. unoh ocro TOW
!. Gardner arc hugh acre. Tax
$l5.zV,, 40 - 49,
no1
@9 c wo1+or 9n ocres tax
Gray Walter-oO acres va
$54.0O. Gov ~ ocras +ax
>, y of en " va"
$56 6ilo:,,, NJ. NJ p-42 acre,
coz elo os N1l'' N-' "
$500 400, NJ. ~. % acres. tax
$s2 aoai.vood. R. Nj acre, tax
$40; g., 81 acre +.z
$40; 4 o., Mrs Oh acres taz
IL
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-27

real estate taxes as shown by TIT
records in my office, and on said day.
nnder the law, an additional penalty
Of five per cent will accrue on the
gross amount of taxes, interest and
PENALTIES now provided by law.
The following is list Of such de-
linuuents, the district in which the
property is situated and the number
of acres in each tract, as follows:
District /.
Ables, R. T.-42 acres, tax, 1852,
Abernathy, Mrs. H. L.--50 acres.
Alternately, Mrs. H. LIS acres,
tax, $23.54.
Alternately, Loy-8O acres, tax,
$34.34.
Austin, ]. R.-22 acres, tax, $500.
Brown, C. .C.-286 acres, tax,
Brown, G. C.-150 acres, tax,
Brooks, Mrs. c. $50 acres, tax,
Brooks, c. $50 acres, tax :
Brooks, hrs. G. ST. acres, tax,
$4,000.
Brooks, Ressie-55 acres, tax,
Brooks, Ressie-20 acres, tax,
1920,
Copeland, J. Y.-6O acres, tax,
Copeland, ]. Y-2o acres, tax,
1886.
Davidson, Mrs. Lillie-62 acres,
20 acres, tax, 1924.
Pagan, g. DO acres, tax,
Pagan, Mrs. $. E.-1Oo acres, tax,
$3.50.
Pagan, W. c.-45 acres, tax,
1880.
Greenup, Geo. E-413 acres, tax
$4,000.
Gray, E. B.-4O acres, tax, $5.52.
Harris, J. poo acres, tax,
$26.4O.
Holmes, G. E., Col.-16O acres,
81 acres, tax, $53.68.
johnson, F. Lao acres; so
acres, tax, $32. 80.
McClain, E. H.-67 acres, tax,
Mcguire, W. MA acres, tax,
$3.50.
Mcclure, F. Go acres, tax,
$14.O8.
Mcclure, J. H.-5O acres, tax,
Mcconnell, J. A.-S1 acres, tax,
$500.
Mcconnell, J. E.-14s acres, tax,
$4,000.
Mcconnell, Conn-77 acres, tax,
1920.
McFadden, T. F.-S2 acres, tax,
$11.22.
Murrell, DOra-5S acres, tax,
Murrell, I. B.-e0 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Murrell, J. B.,cOl.-37 acres, tax,
$3.50.
Oliver, Mrs. JOhn-4O acres, tax,
$14.08.
POWER, B. Fat acres, tax,
$1,000.
Pickard, A. W.-12o acres, tax,
$27.5O.
Pickard, c. W.-7o acres, tax,
$26.4O.
Pickard, Irvin-1s acres, tax,
$9.O4.
Petit, J. Lao acres, tax,
$1,000
Stephenson, J M.-s6 acres, tax,
$26.64.
stutson, W. L.-152 acres, tax,
1920.
Veach, J. Ga acres, tax, 88 cents.
Workman, Mrs. D. Al acre, tax,
% cents.
WEIGH & Cochran acres, tae,
sits.
Ross, Joe-96 acres, tax, 1887.
Ross, H. D.-35 acres, tax, $4.44.
District 2.
Atkison, s. A.-town lot, tax,
1920.
American Mill Co.-town lot, tax,
$66.42.
Atkison, S. Al town lot, tax,
1890.
Adams, Mrs. C. Ell town lot,
tax, $$15.39.
Alexander, john town lot,
$3.50.
Brooks, G. FL town lot, tax,
$500.
Brooks, Sonny town lot, tax,
1892.
Brooks, Pat (Mrs.)-1 town lot
tax, $4.4O.
Brooks, Julian town lot, tax
$3.08.
Bowman, W. WI town lot, tax
$13.37.
Butler, G. B,-1 town lot, tax
S41.92.
Bushart, ]. Al town lot, tax
$72.87.
Bell, J. ST. town lot, tax
s22.25.
Bell, J. Al town lot, tax
Busby, c. B.--1 town lot, tax
$3.50.
Brann, c. vi town lot, tax
$12.1S.
Beaver, Mrs. Lula town loC
$26.73.
Bond, G. Al town lot, tax
$2.43.
Busby, Carl town lot tax
$3.50.
Bovden, L. Gil town lot, tax
1924. j,
Bondurant, john town lot
$2.03.
Bell, Ned town lot, tax, $7.29
Bugg, john town lot taA
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-27

pGAsGo.
$4.46. wv '@A'
Crutchfield, Blake town lot
tax, $500. A lO''
90 clifton 81 W. B.--l town lot, tax,
90 D1i Id W. LII town lot tax,
$3.50. w" io'' TAX
a., Dunn N J, WI town lot, tax,
! Do b P. LIZ town lots, tax,
Davis, Lige-1 town lot, tax, 50 sc.
Dumas, Emmitt-1 town lot, tax,
% Dance oa Welse-1 town lot, tax,
"a Edwards, c. M town lots, tax,
$46.58. 'o"A VS.
ao Ennis mi Q. RI town lot, tax,
: = Gardner, H. D.--1 town lot, tax,
Gilbert, A. L. & I. Nj town lot,
tax, $24.30.
$4.84.
Gilbert, Will town lot, tax,
$6.O8.
Greer, ]. Nj town lot, tax. $50.
Hall, +. S.-44 acres, tax, $74.38.
Hall, Geo. Tt town lot, tax,
Head, r. LII town lot, tax,
$14.15.
. i, ! Harris = L. B.-1 town lot, tax,
Hearn, F. RI town lot, tax,
Hester, H. FL town lot, tax,
$29.73.
Hanes, G. Ell town lot, tax,
$2O.63.
Hart, Minnie town lot, tax,
1924.
Harmon, W. CT town lot, tax,
$16.20.
Hays, Emma town lot, tax,
S .88.
Haynes, B. FL acre, tax, $5.72.
Harris, L. LII town lot, tax,
1928.
Hester, M. D.-1 town lot, tax,
$1,000.
Inflow, P. Al town lot, tax,
$17.82.
jackson, Margaret town lot,
tax, $4.05.
Jolley, E. B,-1 town lot, tax,
$48.20.
jolly, JOSIE town lot, tax,
$11.34.
Kindred, Ella town lot, tax,
$22,28.
Kilgore, T. G.-1 town lot, tax,
SOFA.
Keathley E. B.--1 town lot, tax,
1891.
Lawler, Ed town lot, tax,
$4.84.
Long, Mingo-1 town lot, tox,
$685..
n Looney, J. FL town lot, tax,
$12.96.
LEANS, Rufus-1 town lot, tax,
$3.65.
Martin, S. wi town lot, tax,
$15,77..
Martin, Rem town lot, tax,
1928.
Myrick, ]. Ell town lot, tax,
$22.25.
Mowry, Earl E.-2 town lots, tax,
| $61.97.
Miller, W. d. town lot, tax,
$500.
Meacham, H. LOO acres, tax,
$55,44.
Meek, Thos. Hoo acres, tax,
$1O2.5O.
McIntire, C. WI town lot, tax,
$500.
McAdoo, C. Al town lot, tax,
1892.
Mitchell, Qullin-1 town lot, tax,
$5.27.
Martin, Maggie town lots,
1910.
Mclean, RaymOn-1 town lot,
Manning, Dave (Mrs.)-1 town
lot, tax, $4.84.
Muckles, R.-18 acres, tax, S 49,
Martin, G. M. one town lot, tax,
$1,000. n.c,o
Osteen, R. D.-1 town lot, tax, $16.lS
Oliver, R. Nj town lot TAX
Parham, JIM town lot, tax
Peery, W. LIZ town lots, tax
$27.63. 90, On
Page, L. P.-28 acres, tax, $8l.2O
Porter, Minnie town lot, tax
Philp6t, Henry town lot, tax
RYAN. + B.-1 town lot, tax, $S4, 40
Richardson, H. CT town loV
Roberts, Mrs. W. Al town lot
'"1 Rocks. Ed town lot, tax, s22;2 !
Rogers. ]. SIS acres, tax. $3.50
Register, JIM town lot' eVaS
1924. -. 49, +ov
$7.7O. 49,. III +ax
Rogers, Morris to"H iO'' :"
50 ROGERS SSnsss Jno. RI town lots
IA Rogers, Eliza town lot tai
Roe Rogers, Royt town lot tai
-. Rayfield, sam-15 acres ta'
; Roo Rocks. Chas. and Harry tow
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-27

TempletOn, Bell town lot, tax,
$405.
$22.34,.
Terry, c. FL town lot, tax,
$3.50.
Vickers, Hermann acre, tax,
1884.
Vickers, Mrs. Rebecca-27 acres.
Vincent, Hart-5O acres, tax.
$3.50.
Vincent, Joe-SO acres, tax,
$55.24. .a
Wilson, Jim-49 acres, tax, 1920.
Waggoner, Mrs. Sara town lcc,
$1.22.
District No. s.
( Adams, 7. Az town lots, tax,
$28,76,
Adams, Mrs. Isaac-3O acres, tax.
1920.
Adams, Mrs. Nannie-7O acres,
1880.
Adams, Wess-1 acre, tax, $2.64.
Adams, Mrs. G. T.-8O acres, tax,
$28.16.
Brock, ]. MAG acres, tax,
$1O7.8O.
Brock, H. C.-23 acres, / town
lot, tax, $SO.43.
Burlington, w. Nj town lot,
tax, SAILS.
Bessent, Mrs. Harry-45 acres,
tax, $36.40.
Bates, J. 81 town lot, tax,
$4.84.
Biles, Mrs. C. E.-2 acres, l town
lot, $500.
Brooks & Harrison town lot,
$24.3O.
Cain, ]. HI town lot, tax,
$38.48.
Cook, j. Nj town lot, tax,
$50.
Collier, R. Al town lot, tax,
$500.
Dent, G. WI acre, 2 town lots,
tax, $28.70. -..
Diegs, Mrs. H. DIS acres, tax,
$3.50.
Elinor, Grover-2 town lots, tax.
$14.36.
Edwards, LEM town lot, tax,
$4.05.
Edwards, J. E.-10O acres, tax,
$3.50.
Griffin, Arthur town lot, tax,
$685..
Garner, MRS. town lot, tax,
1910.
Harkey & Roberts town lot,
4 $26.30.
Hill, J. S.-38 acres, tax, 1854.
Hawkins, J. WI town lot, tax,
| $1,000.
Hester, Bob town lots, tax,
1896.
Howard, Benz town lot, tax,
1892.
Hornbeak, Mrs. Emma-25 acres,
tax, $40. ,.
James, Harry town lots, tax,
$11.30. .a...
Lackey, W. Flo acres, tax,
$3.50.
Lackey, Dud-1 town lot, tax,
$4.64.
Melton, L. MI acres, / town
$45.58. s..
Morris, E. H.-22 acres, tax,
$11,58,
Moon, W. Has acres, tax,
$1,000. ..s a
McDearmon, T. DIS acres, tax,
$3.50,
Melton, Mrs. M. A.-78 acres,
$500.
Osborn, J. Dbl town lot, tax
$1O13,
Roberts, S. P.-5O acres, tax,
$3.50.
Shannon, T. ]. & CARRIE town
lot, tax, $20.25.
Smith, Mrs. John-20 acres, tax,
, $3.50.
Stephenson T. ii town lot,
, tax, $405.
Smart, Mrs. Annie, 20 acres, tax,
> $3.50.
saddler, Mrs. Bettie-17 acres,
Z tax, 1884.
> Taylor, W. F.-2s acres, tax,
$6.4O.
> Taylor, M. A.-12 acres, tax,
1894.
> Trout, J, NO acres, tax,
$4,000.
= Tansil, Ned town lot, tax,
. $2.44.
Tansil, Bena-1 town lot, tax,
- 1920.
Tansil, P. So town lots, tax,
> $4,91.
:, Underwood, E. O.-3 acres, tax,
= $3.50.
, Witherington, W. Al town lot,
> tax, $8.48.
$, District No. 8.
K, AllenB-1 town lot, tax $5.65.
Argo, w. F.-33 acres, 3 town
x, lots, tax, $36.93.
Argo, A. O-34 acres, / town lot,
K, $27.9S.
Arnold, Walters acres, tax,
K, $1.76.
Allen, Clarence town lot, tax
$, 1924.
AylOr, B. d. town lot, tax,
x, 1922.
Abbott, Sid--10 acres, tax, $5.OS.
8. Baker, WILLIE town lot, tax
x, 1910.
Baker. S. Tie acres, 2 town
x, lots, tax, $3.50.
Baker, J. Tt town lot, tax
Brasfield, Egbert, COLI town
''' Bra nm, ". P.-2o acres, tax,
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New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Cohan Decides 10 Close.
"The Tavern Saturday
Theatrical World Still Refuses
To Believe He VIII
Retire

Although nearly every one in and
outside the theatrical world refuses to
take the announcement, Of his retire
ment seriously. George M. Cohan an
ncunced yesterday that he had decided
to Yslose "The Tavern" OIL Saturday
night of this week. This play, which
Mr.. Cohen took particular interest in
pGtting across, has been playing to
crowded houses and has showed no
signs of falling off in the popularity
to which he had raised it.
The closing of "The Tavern" leaves
only one Cohan production to continue
playing, "The O'Brien Girl" now at the
fremont Theatcr, Boston. for sum
mer run. All other Cohan productions
on tour, including the various Mary
companies and "The Meanest Man in
the World" have been closed or will
close this week, in spite of the fact
that several of these organizations
were booked as far ahead as August.
1t is rumored that by July l the
Cohan Offices will be closed for good.
Rumor also has it that Mr.. Cohan will
go abroad. Anyway, he says he will
not try to produce anything on the
American stage for two years at least
The closing Of the Cohan Offices will
involve almost thousand persons, who
will be thrown cut of Jobs.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Livingston Thinks
Cropsey Strongest
Choice for Mayor
Leader M nti ons Lock
wood, Lewis, James and
Haskell as Other Eligible
Brooklyn Cand idatcs

Elections Commissioner Jacob A. Jiv
ingston, Brooklyn Republican leader
said yesterday that in his Judgment
Justice James c. Cropsey, Of the Su
preme Court, was the strongest mar
the Republicans could select for Mayor
Commissioner Livingston added that
Brooklyn had four other eligible can.
didates in District Attorney Harry Il
Lewis, State Senator Charles c. Lock
wood, former Civil Service Commission.
er Darwin r. James and County Judge
Reuben H. Haskell
''Any one of them would make an ac.
ceptable candidate" said he, and ther
in answer to question about the
strongest he remarked:
al believe Justice Cropsey would
make the strongest candidate of this
group because ] believe he would put
into the campaign many of his own
issues, which would impress themselves
upon the voters of this city"
."Would any .one of the candidates
have your support if he was nominal
ed?" was aksed.
eyes. any one of them" said MIR
Livingston. When asked about the an
nounced candidacy of ex-senator Will
lam M. Bennett and President La Gaur-
dia, of the Board of Aldermen, he said
"They have perfect right to con.
tend in the primaries and try to i'm
press the voters of the city with their
ability and ideas"
Justice Cropsey was in the middle OF
the Barbyte trial at Mineola. When
told about the utterance of Mr. Living
ston he smiled grimly, remarking:
~ am much obliged to Mr.. Living
ston for his compliment, but l haven't
any comment to make"
The candidates. OF Bennett and La
Guardia have crystallized sentiment in
favor of choosing q Mayoralty candl-
date from Brooklyn.
Judge Cropsey's position is not wide
ly different from four years ago. Many
of the Republican leaders were strong
ly in favor of naming him then. He
held himself aloof, however, and Mr.
Bennett, who says he never would have
gene into the primaries four years ago
if Justice Cropsey had been candi-
date, himself entered against Mayor
Mitchell and to the surprise of the
leaders carried three of the boroughs