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"FrOn, Press to Home
Within the Hour"

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
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College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
in proceedings to revoke the college Of
It's charter. Coffman offered to prove
the health board issued doctors
licenses to men with credits from
schools 1t knew to be incompetent.
Commissioner z. j. Bean Of the
Supreme Court, however, refused to
allow questioning of North regarding
the charges. declaring them irrelevant.
Assistant Attorney General Car
ruthers. who Is conducting the prose
cution, answered Coffman's argument
by declaring graduates of the St. Louis
College were free to apply for licenses
in any State, and that therefore the
Missouri Board of Health was not
Evening star., 1925-11-05

ly by S. B. Mccall, acting governor,
are valid was in prospect.
Gov. Tom Terral, who revoked the
pardons upon his return to the State
from Birmingham, where he attend
ed a conference of governors, con-
tends that the pardons issued by
Mr.. Mccall are not legal, because
State law requiring publication of par
don applications was not obeyed.
W. r. Gillespie, who was convicted
for padding pay rolls of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad and was serving a
term in the State prison farm when
pardoned last week, was expected to
be re-arrested today. Habeas corpus
proceedings will be instituted as soon
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Methodist Episcopal Church Is 1858

Methodist Episcopal Church is 1858
favoring and 2,171 against, 1t is an
nounced at Methodist headquarters.
Three conferences voted yesterday.
as follows: East Oklahoma, 140 for, IS
against; North Mississippi, 43 for, 166
against: Louisiana, III for, "a against.
For passage of the plan of uniflca-
ton in the Southern church three
fourths majority of the total vote is
required to favor the plan. The com.
bined vote now is 5,137. Since the
vote favoring unification is only 1858,
this is $50 votes short of a three
fourths majority.
Thirteen conferences are still to
vote.
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able to prevent holders Of the schools
diplomas from practicing medicine.
Coffman also offered to prove that
the board issued licenses to men
whose credits were from the Pacific
Medical College of Los Angeles. which
has been extinct since 1918. The COM
missioner, however, held to his de-
,ision.
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STATE HEALTH BOARD
is ATTACKED AT TRIAL
Lawyer Charges Licenses Issued
Doctors From Incompetent
Schools.

By the Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-The Mis-.
souri, State Board of Health, during
the presidency of DR.. Emmet P. North.
was attacked late yesterday by Frank
Coffman, attorney for the st. Louis
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Might Be Embarrassing.

From the Boston Transcript.
Man Gn barber's chair(--Be careful
not to cut my hair too short; people
will take me for my wife.
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as Gillespie is arrested, 1t Is said, In
order that he may remain at liberty
during the litigation that would follow.
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Just Give Him Time.

From Judge.
"Oh. Helen, I met the most won
derful man at the Mixer last night
and he says he loves me though he
has only know me for four hours"
well, perhaps that's the reason
old dear"
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TEST CASE PLANNED
ON ARKANSAS PARDONS
Governor Claims Those Issued Dur
ing Absence Did Not Com
ply With Law.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, November
5.-A test case to decide whether the
nine pardons issued to persons serv-
ing prison terms in Arkansas recent
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There are three existing religions
in China-Confucianis Buddhism
and Taoism.
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VOTE ON CHURCH UNITY
IN SOUTH TABULATED
Ballots of 80 Annual Conferences
Show 2,o6S For and AIN
Against Merger.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November o.
The combined vote Of 80 annual con-
ferences of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South on unification with the
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Supplies, etc., enable to sell high quality drug
store goods direct to you at very low prices.
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I vania. s1.272.52.
swope, w. s., Al E. Washington,
sS5.1S.
Steiner, H. E., Route F. Box PSI,
$sS.76.
Stoutenburg, Clinton E., G. & ].
Tire Co.. $14O.91.
suesz. Otto J.. $50 Massachusetts,
s41.Ss.
Schneider. C. c., r. R. ]. Box
106A, $10.21.
Smith. Ramie D., "a n. Brookville,
lsS91.sS.
Smith. obie j.. ia n. Delaware,
$7S175.
Scaff. William Rue, 354S N. Penn
sylvania. SGT.
Strong, Herbert E, TIA n Denny,
s22.7S.
sheats, Sired. lila Central s16.76.
Simmons, Hathaway, 1882 Wash
ington Blvd, $422.26.
sloymaker, Burke. 3O5s Washing.
ton Blvd, s46.ss.
Smith, Hubert j.. 1868 n. Penn
sylvania, $S24.6s.
Schaf, Mrs. Josephine NJ, 500
Fletcher Trust Bldg, $1,1S7.94.
Schaf. Joseph c., 500 Fletcher
Trust Bldg, $1,194.0S.
Solomon. Saul, 2S1 w. Washing
ton, $1,5SS.56.
Shireman. E. ", 92S E. Maple Rd.,
S2,063.51.
Schussler, Mortimer. r. r. E, Box
225, $1,4oS.32.
sahm, Roy. 1881 Guilford, s179.S5.
Stout, Joseph ", 1854 Park,
$1,401.97.
Stephens. Robert A, 1928 Ruckle,
s4s.e1.
Shaner, Elmer. 1888 Arrow, s274.s7
Shaner, George, 2729 College,
s221.3o.
smithers. James w. 1914 E. Min
nesota, s1O.45.
SCOOTER. VIM. H, 1871 Broadway,
SLABS.
Snyder. H. NJ, 481 E. Michigan,
s2S.S2.
Stout. Sidney A. 1852 Central
s21.3s.
Smith, Alvin H, So X. Audubon
Rd.. S3so6.
Sphinx, E. G., 2o5 Medical Arts,
S43.22.
selmier, Frank NJ, 7Os z. Michi-
gan. $720.33.
Smith, William R., POI S. State,
s29.45.
Stout, Erwin c., 237 n. Delaware,
s2s16.
Smith. John NJ, $50 N. Bolton,
s44.62.
Tykes, F. E., 1928 Southeastern,
s1o.s2.
Trick. Henry f., 1914 n. Illinois.
S41.57.
Todd, ]. P, % Hampton Drive,
$3.50.
Thornton, Maurice E.. 5o15 Cen
trail. $15.7s.
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Moody, Clara, 1870 College, s45.
Marinscu, George. 1915 Bridge,
$1617.
Metzger, John, TIC Lincoln. $34.55.
Marker. Conrad. W., 1854 Wash
ington Blvd. S59.68.
Mosser, George H, 1922 Broadway,
$1S9.10.
Morris. Florence NJ, S4l4 Wash
ington Blvd, s43.23.
Madden. VIM, 1895 N. Alabama,
s21.s5.
Mill, Edward B., 51OS College.
S19.73.
Miller, John T., SS4O N. Penn
sylvania, S43.64.
McMullen. John E. S71O w. Wash
ington, Sill.
Moorhead. Gertrude, 6 W. Michi-
gan, Apt. So, S11.74.
Maher. Edward P, 3719 E. Michi-
gan. 1861.
Mayer, Gertrude, R. R E. Box
107, S12.47.
Matthews, Joseph. $40 Christian
Pl., S1S.42.
Matthews. Eugene H. 1858 Win.
throp, s1o.o5.
Marts, James D., P. o. r. R. 2,
Box ss. $54.52.
Miller, Leo r, 512 n. Hamilton.
1885.
Miller, Mrs. Leo. 512 N. Hamilton.
$500.
Murray. John w. ALA Broadway,
s221o.
Mcclure, Donald. Hotel Barton.
$3.50.
MoNnnin. H. C.. 211 E. Ohio.
s17ss.
McMnlin. c. J.. oil E. Ohio.
s17.27.
Malott. c. NJ. 124 S. Illinois. sS2s..
746.
Morgan. Bert C.. Is N. Irvington,
| SAP.
Marburger, E. F., SIT z. Forty.
Second. s45s.79.
Meyer. Aaron J., S2S N. Illinois.
$40.
Meyer, Delbert B.. 73O n. De
Quincy. sS5.17.
Meyer. Frances. 431s College,
| s16.47.
Morlan, Lewis NJ, SAB n. Meridian.
S1O.69.
Moore. Frank A, Jr., 2S9 n. I'LL
nois. Apt. 100. s12.
Manion. Herbert J., s11 Carlisle
Pl.. s20.7S.
Morris, j. Edward, 257 W. Wash,
S71041.
Marks. Isaac. 1889 N. Illinois,
S157s5.
Marks. H. Benz. 1855 n. Pennsyl-
vania, S132.10.
Millikan. Mont ", 1925 N. Penn
sylvania, S1447.
Mundelle, Allison B., 42o z. Nfichi-
gan, $40.
Monaghan. james P, IS W. Ohio,
s1O72.
Morris, Ernest c., s21 f. Thirty
Sixth, s1s.47.
Mckee. NJ. j., 4461 Central, s611 o.
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Townsend, ]. r.. 1O1 E. Thirtieth.
s1O.59.
futile. Gertrude, spink.Arms /
Hotel. Ss1S.03. A
Thompson, Joseph L., Ambassador
Apis, S35.SS.
Townsend, Lawrence X, IL S. 1rv-
ington, $27.
Taggart, Carl r., STA n. DrexeL
$16.4S.
Tapp, Nathan. 144 S. Illinois,
S11.59.
Tarr, A. NJ, 1909 Graceland, $21.Sa.
Terrence, George p, AIS Park
$S0967.
Thompson. Floyd D., Colonial
Theater, $25.04.
Vernon. o. M, 21Oa Ashland
s1161.
vanzant, Walter H.. 1915 N. Capt.
toll $17.3S.
Won Blon. Philip A., Dolly Madison4
Apis. $S2.67.
Vanderbilt, Vern O.. Fl w. Forty
Sixth, $1,S96.Os.
w
Wineinger, L. E.. 7l6-17 Bankers
Trust Bldg. S2S.42.
Waddy, Ballard, 4so6 Carroltoa,
s11.SS.
Walker, Glenn J., Route A, 3 OK
1S4 c., $3.50.
Watson, Phil NJ. 1912 N. Della
ware, $28.45.
Witt. Frank A. GIG Board Of Trade
Bldg, $49948.
Walter, Henry c., 800 z. Eorty-
Sixth, S65.14.
Virgins. Mart ", 1921 Nv Meri-
dian, $200.13.
Virgins. Charles c., C1aypool
Hotel, $217.79.
wabnitz Arthur, 500 N. Oakland.
S2S2.S1. "A
webster, Frank P. 1s4a N. Tav
coma, S21.O4.
westfall, clum c., 44a Virginia,
$3.50.
Wright, Anna H., estate 1923 N.
Meridian, 1851.
Wintrow, Minors. Linden Hotel,
s21.5O.
Weber, Arthur. 5241 Broadway
$500,
Willis, Frank B., Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club, $29.47.
Wilson. Mrs. Ella, 1898 Guilford,
$46.17.
Whitaker, Joeb, S05SHume- Mansur
Bldg. $20.5s.
Wagner, Charles r.. 939 w.
Thirty Ninth, $12.61.
william. Wade W. 61S Fifty
| Second, $62.60.
= Weber, Lulu NJ. 1S4 2. Washing
ton, S5694.
Woods, r. E, 241S Southeastern,
$11.21.
Wilhelm, c. A., 1929 N. Beville,
$42,70,
z
Zeller Simon, SO55 N. Meridian,
! Apt 5. S1,1s8.7S.
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: Miller, Chester Arnold, S116 Park,
1921.
Many. John B.. 4os4 Winthrop
$44.3S.
Mcdonald. Earl E.. 22o N. Illinois
$2S0.6O.
McNutt. John G.. 543S Lowell
sSS.7S.
Nleman, Edna E, S2s Dorman
5000.
Noblet, Monroe N, 162 Hotel Eng
fish, S9O.S1.
Newton. Francis j., R. F. D. Box
11s, 1921.
Nathan. Joe. s27 E. Thirty
Eighth, s61.71.
Nichols. Herbert L, 1903 Wash
ington Blvd, Apt. 35, $3.50.
oember, NJ. E.. SS1 E. North
$500.
Owens, . Thomas J., 1866 Park
S12s4.
owens, Frank, s747 Cotton. $1,000
OFT, John o.. oil S. Illinois, S36.6S
Overstreet. Hobart J., 342 z. Nor
ris, $11.17.
Olive, 3. Frank c.. so7 Hume
Mansur Bldg. Ss4.47.
Overton, Gerald p, sS1 Tecumseh
Place, s24.44.
P
Parrish, Chester O.. 1884 N. Ala
bana. Sass.
Payne. Mary r., 1881 N. Meridian
s2s.
Pierson, c. c., a7os N. Pennsyl
vania, s22.7s.
Plummer, Blanche E., Ill Canter
bury Apis, S1s.06.
Pangborn, Mark W., 3342 Wash
ington Blvd. S13.44.
Paul, w. B., 7os Continental Bank
Bldg, s2.oss5s.
Piel, Charles F.. 1855 N. Meridian
s6s7s4.
Pogue. charold c.. ao2 n. Pennsyl
vania, S1o.67.
Sternberger, Sidney J.. 4oo2 N
Pennsylvania. s4635.
Sampson, f. b, 1881 College
1880.
Shannon. Frank. 43o Massachus.
etts Ave, S12.
Sanborn, Mrs. Grace A, r. r. NJ
Box 1852. S31 6s.
Strauss. Adolph, ABS Lemcke Bldg,
s139.60.
Smith. D. F., 1904 N. Delaware,
$3.50.
schell. Henry J.. 1925 N. keystone
1856.
Schneider, George, 1886 Park
s19.7s.
Spires, William j. 6o2 Gladstone
S17se.
Sayce, George, 1888 N. New
Jersey, S1o.47.
Stephenson, Walter L., 2o44 Cen
trail. $22.s3.
Smith. Edith P. s552 n. Pennsyl-
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Kernel. Joseph E. 500 f. Wash
ington, s214.85.
knight. George F.. So N. Rural.
1926.
Nstler, Edward H. 5121 Kenwood,
S13.SS.
Kiefer, Arthur L., Linden Hotel.
$27.
Kahn. Fern H. SIS Fall Creek
Blvd. s14.46.
Kissel. c.. IA n. Senate. ss1.S5.
Kreis. Carl F., COS City Trust
Bldg. S1S3.2s.
Keough. John E, APO E. Thirty.
Eighth, s50.45.
keenan,. William o.. S27 Layman,
$2O.s7.
Kahn, Dave A. 542 E. Maple Rd..
1924.
Lemon, Dwight E. 21s n. Gray.
s11.40.
Langdon. William. 1886 E. Wash.
ington, S25.21.
Lester, Alexander G., Kahn Bldg.
s79.6S.
Little. r. B.. 4734 Park. s59.45.
Lucas, Edgar, P. o. Box 266. sag.
Lindguist. Carl w, 2016 Ashland,
$685..
Lindley, James F.. ,5O7 Odd Fellow
Bldg, s16S32.
LANCE. John J.. $3.50 Park.
S545.76.
Lyons. Oscar w, AIS Carrollton,
$22.27.
Landers. Howe s.. 4Oss Central,
SS0.SO.
Lawson. Homer C., 1S41 College,
s165.S5.
M
Marley, ]. oscar. 1898 Linden,
$3.50.
Mcghee. James NJ, Linden Hotel.
s1s.41.
Markoe, Francis A.. Indianapolis
Athletic Club, $22.91.
Morton. w. P, SIG Hume-Mansur
Bldg. $1471.
Mcconnell, Henry. 1850 Broadway,
s24O9.
Miles, William T, 1902 E. Wash
ington, $3.50.
McOuat, Gertrude. 1850 Central.
s24OS.
Miller, Earl A. 216O webb. sSs.o1.
Mahoney, George w. 2105 n. New
Jersey. $3.50.
Martin. Carrie L., 1910 N. Talbot,
$41.06.
Meyer, Ferd s., 12s E. Washing
ton, S1,S1595.
Mcclure, VIM. T.. 2s45 Washing
ton Blvd. $21.S2.
Mcmillan. F. G.. POI Pennway
Bldg, $32.92,
MsConnel. George G.. rs The
Blacherne, s39.26.
Moore, William A., 1929 N. Del
aware, S301S.
Miller. Samuel D., 1921 N. Della
ware, S3.263.32.
Mote, Carl H, 1909 Hume Mansur
Bldg. $21,456.91
Miller, ]. F.. S29 Broadway. s17.55.
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f1aSketL, fSdInWeu -, 0l4I Julian,
$3.50.
Hayoz, Frederick j., 1922 N. Illi-
nois, $3.50.
Hueber, Albert J.. LA N. Della
ware, $2,401.1S.
Hyde, Louis L., Blacherne Apis,
S37421.
Halstein, Clyde c.. 1906 Reisner.
$49.04.
Hanno1, John w. 41s1 Park,
SASS.
Handy. Walter S.. S11S Central
$1S.OS.
Hadley, Joe O.. 2SO f. Pratt,
1851.
Hitz, Bert G.. 1865 Carrolltlon.
$45.74.
Hardegen. Minnie. "1S4 N. New
Jersey, $14s7.
Heitkam. Walter SAL n. keystone,
s15.21.
Hess. Clarence J., $50 N. New
Jersey. S11.55.
Helmuth. Harold c.. 1902 strum,
$215S.
ITylton, Raymond, 1910 W. Wal.
nut. S1125.
Hurt, Harry r., 4915 Park, $62.64.
Huber, E. J.. 4O9 E. Twelfth. s19.es
Hunter, c. A., ALB Walcott, $18.S6.
Haynes. Edgar T., S11 Medical
Arts Bldg, $13.49.
Hubbard, Walter j., 2244 n. Merid-
ian, S1706.
Hines. Edward D.. 1882 Ash and,
S1O.96.
Henery, Albert r., 1920 N. Penn.
sylvania, sS7.29.
Hume. Lucy H, 21O Hume-Man-
sur Bldg, S1,222.
, Hayward, William c., 4109 Ruckle.
S160.12.
Jones. Ralph E., 21Os E. Michigan,
$199.s6.
Jervis. John NJ, 1921 Central.
$3.50.
Jose, oscar A. SO4S Fall Creek
Blvd. S221.23.
Joss, Fred A, 1888 n. Pennsyl-
vania, S28.SS.
Johnson, Frances E., 55O5 Pleasant
Run Blvd, $16.S8.
Jones, Harry b, 229 ". Sixteenth,
$26.S9.
Jackson, Jessie O., a33 W. Ohio.
s5476.
Johnston. Mabel l., $50 Sanders.
1929.
Janus C. Otto. 1922 Hume-Mansur
Bldg, S49.12.
jenkins, Marvin. 1915 N. Illinois,
s12S3.
Joseph, Jonas. 1912 N. Meridian.
S72.17.
Jordan, Robert A. estate 21O7
S10.41.
Kane, Ralph X, 1901 N. Penn.
sylvania, $50.46.
Kerr, Maude, 22O E. St. Joseph,
$11.4S.
Krauch, Anna s.. 1888 Washing
ton Blvd, s164.77.
Kraft, Ernest l.. S24 n. walcott,
S1S.O2.
Kyle. Edwin G.. 1903 N. Pennsyl-
vania, $11.24.
Ripple, Amelia, 1926 Central.
S1706.
Krause,\ ]. Ed. Hotel Washing.
ton, $92O.47.
Kelley, James A. 71a y. Delaynre.
s4O.4s.
Klink, Elizabeth, 449 Parkway,
S11.43.
Keever, c. H. 1904 College. $ss.12
Kirkor, A. H., 9o2 w. Michigan,
s2429.
Kelly, w. F., 23s S.. Audubon Rd.,
s9S.2S.
Kenworthy, Henry H, 0o1 n.
Auburn, $17.51.
Kirkhoff, George F., IL s. State,
S1178.
Kirkhoff, Charles, 4740 E. Wash
ington. $41.31.
Kornblum, Isidor. 514 E, TWEEN
teeth, S5OS4.
Kisling. c. w, Washington and
Senate, SS62.27.
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ACCURACY

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Il made to insure accu-
racy in publication of in
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ever, in copying names
and figures and in setting
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MARION COUNTY INCOME TAX PAYMENTS

Everroad, Benjamin F.. As N
Hawthorne Lane. $1323.
+
F1otz, Herbert, 12s E. Market,
$3,036.04.
Fletcher, Baldwin. 1927 Broadway,
SAB.
Fishback, Lucien c.. GAS N. Dear
born, $10.72.
Fink. Mary, 1850 S. Capitol, $11.s3.
Fallon, John j.; 2253 : Jackson.
$10.44.
Frost, John. R. r. G. Box 8s7.
$9o.4s.
Greddes. Russell, $50 N. Riley,
s1O.5S.
Glenn. Hugh NJ, 4so Massachu-
sets, S11.96.
German, VIM, g. L.. 1912 E. New
York, $15.1S.
Gledhill, walter, 1916 N. Delaware,
$135.49. >@r *f
Gorton. Clarence L., 1907 Central,
$124.74. ~~ ~'N -
Greenwood, Frank b, postal sta
ton. cigar stand lobby, Illinois and
South, $14.47.
Goodman. L. L.. 1902 N. Delaware,
$13.64426.
Gisler. Caroline, so5s Central
$1,000.
earns, Williams H., 1917 Fletcher
Trust Bldg, $3.50.
80 Gresn. Stanley-1216 Central, S26. go
Gates, A. Bennett, University
Club, sS.o24.96.
Gysler, Emil. 7o4 N. Alabama,
$11.37A
Greeneu. Amelia, 1910 N. Ala
banaa, S2o7.6t. 3
Gladding, May A, 1921 N. Meri
dian, ,$164.46.
Geodecker, Leo H, 1S41 Jones,
$10.S6.
Groves. G. H, 1929 College, s2s.2s.
Gosman, M, r. R. M. Box .S9F,
$3.50.
Goodall, W. J., 4156 Washington
Blvd, $90652.
Goodman, Esther M. 1902 n
Delaware, S845.4S.
Catch, Willis D., NJ. D., 1888 N.
Delaware, 81 ,424.16.
Goode, Joseph S., PSI E. Forty.
Seventh, S7s.23.
Griffis. Albert E., 121h Garfield
S10.s3.
Grumme, Frederick SOs American
Central Life Bldg, S43.77.
Gavin, Frank E., 1903 Central
Apt. l, $S85.74.
Hughel. Clarence, 5s4s dinner
s22.7S.
Harper, Edmund D., 1922 N. Ala
bama, $1218.
Hoag, Wilkinson NJ s14 N. Me-
ridan, $21.25.
Hutchinson, A. W.. 1886 N. Meri-
dian, S1S.14.
Hunter, Earl B., PIT N. Gray,
$14.52.
Hartman. Henry c., R. R. P.
$2S.Ss.
Haag. Herbert L.. $50 Pratt.
1921.
Hunter, F.. Ellis, 1921 N. Delaware,
$6S31.
Hargitt. George W., 41o4 College,
SIC.
Hicks, Edward J., care Hotel Lin.
coin, $11.1s.
Hiatt, Charles M, 1927 N. Penn.
sylvania, $14.73.
Hartman. Albert H. s27 Park,
$12.45.
Healy, Jane D., sO2 Highland Dr.,
$1o.79.
Holley, W. H., 80 NJ Illinois,
$24.0o.
Hill, Charles E., 2S45 Benefon.
tame, 1882.
Harper, Dorothy B., Apt. 1904
Sphinx Arms Hotel, $20.29.
Holmes. L. W., 2401 E. Tenth,
$14.02.
Hoke, Cushman j., 4541 Guilford,
s1S47.
Holloway, rail-. Psi Central,
| $500
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T7TI ERE is an additional list
of Marion County. in
come taxpayers. Only those as
sessed more than $40, payable
in 1925, on 1924 incomes, are
listed.
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Great Offer of Bulbs, Bowls and Fiber

ers in the house all fall and
yellow. pink. blue, slate, etc,
all. The Fiber" is the best
10 to 12-Inch Bowl-With 6
Paper White Narcissus and
Fiber. $1.0O.
with 6 forcing Hyacinths and
Fiber, S1.25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-18
Beware of Unripened and
Cold Storage Bulbs

They can be bought for a little less,
but they have nothing to recon-
mend them but their cheapness, as
they will make only small, stunted
blooms or none at all. If you want
to buy satisfaction and have flower
beds you will be proud to show get
nl1rA quality hnlha
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epeat, and have blooming flow
ious beautiful colors-red, rose
worth as much as we ask for
Add Is more If to be mailed.
I to. 8-Inch BoNvl-With 4
Paper White Nafcissus and
Fiber. 75c. With 4 forcing Hy-
acinths and Fiber, $1O0.
Palisadian., 1925-12-18
State and County
News in Brief
Omitted from last weeks issue

An examination of the books of sew
eral Newark Building and Loan Asso-
Citations of which Nathan w. Nadel
was secretary, discloses the fact that
he had, before committing suicide,
misappropriated their funds by means
of forgery, according to an annouce-
ment this week by James McNish,
head of the Building and Loan Di-
vision of the State Department of
Banking and Insurance. Nadel died
in Newark last Friday from the ef-
fects of dose of cyanide of potas
SUM, supposed to have been self in
fiicted, while the books of one of
his organizations were being exam
ined. He was secretary for the
Eagles, Pride of Newark, Mercantile,
Prudent and Watson Building ana
Loan Associations. The examinations
of his books which has not as yet
been completed, discloses a shortage
of $4,000. He was said to have been
bonded for amount sufficient to cover
all shortages.
The storm which ragged most all
last week is reported to have done
considerable damage along the New
Jersey coast, double patrols by the
Coast Guards being necessary.
The recount of the mayoralty vote
cast in Little Ferry at the recent elec-
tion showed no material change, May
or Schulz who demanded same, hav-
ing been defeated for reelection by
August Stocek by eleven votes.
Elk Lodges throughout the county
paid their annual tribute to their de-
Palisadian., 1925-12-18

dress the annual convention of the
State Agricultural Department at the
State House, Trenton, on January 49,.
Another fatal accident on Bergen
County roads occurred last Friday
evening, when George McKeown, 3S,
of A West Ridgewood avenue, Ridge
wood, was struck by an automobile
while walking along Maple avenue
near the Fair Lawn cemetery in that
borough. William Hatchett, driver of
the car that struck him has been
charged with technical manslaughter
He claimed that owing to the blind
ing rainstorm, he failed to see Nc
Keown SO far this year, forty per-
sons have been killed by automobiles
in Bergen County
"A beauty course" including man.
touring, skin and scalp treatment,
ETC., is one of the things recon-
mended by Assistant Commissioner
Wesley A O'Leary in a report deal
ing with vocational training submit
ted at meeting of the State Board
of Education. He declared that "a
this work such as has been found in
no other occupation in which women
are employed; this is due to the fact
that girls usually pay from $40 to
$3.50 to be taught the different phases
of the business with no guarantee
that they will receive adequate in
struction in return for their money"
He added that the existence of high
grade instruction in good public
school would eventually become a
protection to all learners in this oc-
cupation.
"A man who later said he was The
odore Dorm. of Dumont, was arrested
in New Rochelle, N. Y, after he had
entered house adjoining the Jones
home and declared he was Leonard
Palisadian., 1925-12-18

parted on Sunday, appropriate exer-
cises having been arranged in all the
lodge towns. Englewood, Hacken-
sack, Ridgefield Park, Bergenfield
Cliffside, Lyndhurst ana s,Idgewood
were among the lodges participating
The sum of s7O,59S,127 was expend-
ed by the state of New Jersey in op-
Grating it's public schools during the
school year 1924-1925. Of this
amount, S53,246,543 represented cur
rent expenses as defined by stat
ute, and the balance, $17,251, ,5S4
cost of repairs and replacement
of school buildings, manual train
ing, vocational training, evening
schools, etc. Current expenses in
creased almost six million dollars
over the previous year, the increase
in five years being sixteen millions.
Including evening schools there were
729,446 pupils enrolled; teachers en-
ployed amounted to 1850, while the
number of buildings used was 2,225.
The average salary paid teachers in
the New Jersey public schools last
year was $1,7S5.77.
BY the transfer last week of fifty
five patients from the old to the new
Englewood hospital, all are now
housed in the new handsome building.
The old building is to be remodelled
for a maternity hospital.
Former United States Senator Jo-
seph S. Frelinghuysen, visited Gov
ernor-elect A. Harry Moore at his
Jersey City Office on saturday to offer
his personal congratulations. Mr..
Frelinghuysen declared that the State
Board of Agriculture, of which he is
president, will gladly cooperate with
the new executive in running the
state government The Governor
elect accepted an invitation to ad-
Palisadian., 1925-12-18

Rhinelander, come to take Alice
home. Investigation disclosed the fact
that Dorm, who is being held for OBJ
servation, has a wife and two chill
dren living in Newark.