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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
Some Thoughts on sheep and Goats

Some Thoughts on Sheep and eoats,
Sheep live higher. but more is ex-
pected of them. Goats have to do
without some things. but they've less
on their minds.
It's a great distinction to be a
sheep, but 1t wouldn't be. only for
the goats.
None except sheep get into society.
None except goats know what parcel
Of foolishness society Is.
There are sheep who wonder II it's
worth all it costs. Goats would be
fairly contented If 1t wasn't for their
wives all the time dying to be sheep.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
TAUGHT TO BE HONEST.
Ranss Revealed the Method Used to
Reform Him.

Ranse Revealed the Method Used to
Reform Him.
A few years ago there was a shift
less colored boy named Ransom
Blake, who, after being caught in 8
number of petty delinquencies, was at
last sentenced to g short term in the
penitentisry, where he was sent to
learn a trade, On the day Of his re-
turn home he met friendly white ae-
Quaintance. who asked:
well, what did they put you at in
prison, Ranse?"
"Dey started in 70 make an honest
boy out'n me. sab. !"
"That's Ngood. Ranse. and ! hope
they succeeded"
''Dey did, sah."
"And how did they teach you to be
honest?"
"Dey done put me in the shoe shop.
sab, nailin pasteboard onter shoes fo'
leather soles, sah."
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
No Assistance Needed.

Lucinda stood in the presence of
two famous surgeons who had just as
sured her that her present condition
demanded an operation and that UNI
less 1t was performed within short
time she would In all probability di@-
Lucinda listened respectfully.
'I'm jes as much Obliged tc you
gen'mans as can be-" she assured
them, "but eff de deah Lord has dont
made up his min to call me home. I
thinks he kin translate me widout As
assistance"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

There s less price variation due quality any other ana
mai IN the live stock Kingdom Yet quality
with top prices going to the smooth plump According the
Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
lightweight Chicago averaging from no - o
brought 81 cents $3.50 hundred hogs of @
At the beginning Of the choice
hundred the commons Through February highest prices for lights
81 cents the low price During March,
narrowed only to widen again through July In October ton
the lightweight class were lowering around $1,000
two hundred -SA' "cle
Butcher and bacon hogs are graded choice medium IN m
heavyweight and choice good medium
e there existed aee known as prime which the maximum
quality
market weights 80 na
desired prime SO well aUa ana
their use wonld , 1000
quality lite next spring $500 ANnsS
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
a work Of supereroqatIon.

Henry dislikes being bathed and ar
CUES with his mother over evscy
square inch of his four-yearcld ana
tony.
One night when his patience was
especially tried by what he considered
wholly unnecessary work. he exclaiRa'
ed
"Oh, mamma. couldn't you skis my
stomach? Nobody ever sees my stom-
achi"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
Justice and Lucre.

Judge Giles Baker, of Pennsyl
vania county, was likewise cashier OF
his home bank A man presented a
check one day for payment. He was
a stranger. His evidence Of identiti-
cation was not satisfactory to the
cashier.
why, Judge" said the man, 1--WE
known you to sentence men to be
hanged on no better evidence than
this!"
Every likely" replied the Judge.
"But when 1t comes to letting go OF
cold cash we have to be mighty care
full.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
blind Justice.

We meet our philosophical friend
and observe that he is smiling con-
tentedly.
What has gone wrong, now?" we
ask.
Nothing has gone wrong" he ex-
plains. Something went right. Sprig-
gins owed Hennett ten thousand dol
lars, and put his property in his wife's
name so that Hennett couldn't col
lect"
"But that isn't anything unusual"
"And last night Mrs, spriggins
eloped with Kenneth"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
unuaual.

Woggs-Anything unusual about
the bank failure?I
Boggs. The absconding cash
Ter wasn't member of any church,
was far from being a respected man
in the community. and the directors
had been suspicious of him for long
time.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
Her Interest at Stake.

She never imagined how stingy he
was until after the honeymoon was
over and he said:
I'm going to do the best I can to
make you happy. I'll give you half-a-
dozen kisses every day and dollar
every week for pin-money."
81 think, DEAR" she replied, I'D
be happier If you reversed that"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
FULFILLING Instructions.

The managing editor wheeled his
chair around and pushed button in
the wall The person wanted entered.
Here" said the editor, "are num-
Der of directions from outsiders as
the best way to run newspaper. See
that they are all carried out"
And the ofice-boy, gathering them
all into large waste basket did SO.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
One Theory.

why was Sisyphus." asked the pro
lessor in mythology. compelled to
roll stone up hill?"
81 s'pose he had made freak cleo
ton bet" answered the student with
the balging brow.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
His Standard.

Mr.. PuristI tell you our modern
literature is deteriorating very rapid
ly.
Uncle Hiram Well, l guess. You
can't read the patent-medicine adver.
tisements nowadays without having
them all broken up by these blamed
continued stories In between.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
No Idolater.

Miss Simper-Do you know. sim.
ply worship D'Auber's landscapes!
Mr. Crimper-W Well, there's no com
mandment against it. They certainly
bear no likeness to anything in the
heaven above. or the earth beneath. or
the water under the earth.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

Teacher Ito dull boy In mathema-
tics) You should be ashamed of your
self. Why, at your age George Wash
ington was a surveyor.
Pupil Yes. sir; and at your age
he was President Of the United States.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

Teacher-Jo Johnny. what is the
meaning OF the word ''procrastinate? 7"
Pupil-To put on.
Teacher-Right. Use 1t in an origi.
nal sentence.
Pupil-"The brakeman procrastinat'
ed the tramp from the tramp"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
GETTING Even.

Miss Passay What a lovely gown
you have on! But haven't seen it be-
fore?
Miss Tartleigh--No. think not.
You see I've only worn 1t at few
very smart affairs this season.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

Duke Needsome- Dear Miss Could
erbitz-G eraldine-for some time I
have realized that could not exist
without youi
Miss G.-Dear me, Duke! had no
idea you were as hard up as thatl
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
unofflclaI Orders.

Cook-And wasn't you told never
to come begging around here aagin?
Weary William. Yes, but it was
only the missus that told me. have
never been officially notified before.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
~ RoN rAr.
coIISquy In a Railway Station Ending
T. /. 49,.

coIISquy In a Railway Station Ending
In a Draw.
An Irishman was sitting in depot
smoking when woman came, and,
sitting down beside him, remarked:
"Sir. If you were gentleman you
would not smoke here"
Mum he said, sif ye wuz lady
ye'd sit farther away"
Pretty soon the woman burst cut
again.
IF you we're my husband I'd give
you poison"
well num-" returned the Irish
man. as he pulled away at his pipe,
"if you wuz me wife I'd take it."
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue of a
| NJ writ of Il. ia. to me directed. issued out
of the Monmouth County Circuit Court of the
State OF New Jersey, will be exposed to sale
at public vendue, on
Tuesday, the gath day of February, 1925
(between the hours of II O'Clock and so'ciock)
! at One o'clock, in the afternoon OF.
said day, at the Court House, in the Borough
of Freehold, County of Monmouth,
New Jersey, to satisfy judgment of said Court
amounting to approximately SI5l7.oo
I All that lot, tract or parcel of land and prem
| Uses situate, lying being IN the Township of
Howell, in the County OF Monmouth aud State
of New Jersey, described asfollows: Beginning
in the middle of the highway leading from
4 FaEm ngdaleto Squankum, adjoining thelotfor-
/ merly owned by James Beadle, deceased and con-
veyed to the same by Michael Rowland. de-
ceased: thence N north, sixty-four degrees
east, five chains and twenty links to stone
William Goodenoueh's west line; thence (2)
north twenty-five degrees west three chains
and sixty-one links to n stone in the south line
of lot of land owned by James Beadle's heirs;
thence (3) south, sixty degrees west four chains,
more or less. to the middle of the highway
Heading from Farmingdale to Colts Neck: thence
! (4) down the middle of the highway south, five
degrees and thirty minutes west. two or aims
and twenty links to the fork of the aforesaid
| highway in the village of Farmdngdale: thence
| Isl along the middle of the aforesaid turn
pike leading through the aforesaid village
! south twenty-five degrees east one chain and
thirty links to to the beginning, Containing
one acre aud hfty-eight hundredths of an acre,
IuoES OF less, lOgctneT Win knTSe-Story
frame building with shinele roof sthirty-
six feet wide and sixty-one feet seven inches
deep, and with front side porches erected there
on
| Seized as the property of E. Ellsworth Cot
trell, Builder and Owner, taken in execution
at the suit of Ebert o. Fielder, and to be sold
| by
JOHN H. VAN MATER, Sheriff
| Dated Jan. ~ 1925.
Paterson. Rhome Morgan, Attorneys,
L49linesl $2o.sS
/
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

"Have you many married salesla-
dies in this store?"
Eyes, quite a few"
what do their husbands do for
living"
"Er-their wives are still sales
ladies'"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
TWAS EMer Thus

The nights were growing colder.
"Well, au revoir, old chap" said
the Front Gate. "I'm off for my vaca-
ton"
mine Is just over" rejoined the
Parlor Sofa with sigh; "and now I'll
have to get busy again. Chicago
News.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

she-Do you believe in love in
cottage?
He-Do you believe in Santa
Claus?
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

At a negro ball. instead Of mot
transferable" on the tickets. notice
was posted over the door: mo gen.
tleman admitted unless hs comes
hiMsaiks
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29
Imperfect Philanthropy.

Knicker- Did your father give you
an autof
Bocker-Yes, but he didn't endow
Il
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-29

Judson Bakers wife looks like q
very determined kind Of woman.
Madison She IL determined; Bax.
ter is the fifth man she has Led to the
altar.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
necticut avenue, 1852.

necticut avenue, 1852.
Ivan c.. Weld and wife, 1900 Ken
yon street, S60.79.
Charles G. Williams, 5205 Fourteenth
street, $47.s0.
James I: Walsh, 1900 Sixteenth
Herman c. Wolf, United States
Coast Guard, t6o.65.
Trueman Ward, 1924 H. o. B.,
| s1S4s
Nathan j. Ward, s27 3 street,
$1267S.
Walter Fl. Wills, s12 Indiana ave-
nue., $3.50.
Maj. John West, Fort Moultrie
| S. c., $62.40.
Clifford B. West 44OO Lowell
| Joseph NJ Wise, 3s47 Emery place,
$25.54.
p. Marion Walker and wife, 4307
Wisconsin avenue, s173.9S.
Herbert d. West, 709 Fifteenth
street. $42.lO.
Allan II. Willett, 2s1O Brandywine
street. s94.70.
Richard p. Williams, U. S. S. Cali
Katharine P. Willis, 1927 Sixteenth
street, S2734.
Paul Wooton, Colorado Building,
| $3.50.
Sidney W. Williston, 631 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. 1888.
| w. L. Wiles, 3633 Warder street
s1Q.44.
Il. L. walthaIl, 1881 Belmont road,
| $54.64.
j. j. Walsh. 212 E street, s162.O3.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Wagenhorst, 80
49713.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. White, $500
| Upton street, S2,675.98.
Caroline c. Williams, care American
Security and Trust Co., $5S.0s.
Ellen n. Warder, care American Sc.
curity and Trust Co., agents, S22,-
303.13
Martin Wiegand. 451 Maryland ave-
nue. southeast, $3,6f7.42.
| Michael A. Weller, 816 Fourteenth
street, s1.020.09.
Emily Vanderbilt White, 1924 Cres-
cent place, S73.914.
Charles L. Wenger, 1927 K street
S906.S5.
Francis r. Weller, 1900 Farragut
street, 5000.
Lieut.. Comdr. L. II. Wilson, U. s. S.
Maryland. 1864.
Harry S. Welch, jr., 1905 Emerson
Lewis Wood, Wardman Park Hotel,
$46.94.
D. E. White, 1000 Belmont road,
$42.32.
Ernest J. -wessen, 1910 Fairmont
street, $4,000.
George Wild, Rosslyn, Va. $62o2
CoIndr. Ralph Whitman, Navy De-
partment, S56.68.
Ben T. Webster, 1417 K street, ST..
S47.35.
Mrs. Hugh Wallis, els Twelfth
street. S4,65467.
Hugh Warren, II East Taylor street
Chevy Chase, Nd, $536.5l.
Hugo Worch, lilo G street, 81, 1852.
John r. Wilkins Co., 5Ie Rhode
Island avenue northeast, s3,719.7s.
William G. Wheeler, 1917 F street,
t650.SS.
william D. West, 1882 New York
avenue, s1.4s2.23.
William R. Winslow, go New York
avenue. $6,74291
Stella w. Warren. 1912 Twenty-frst
street. s5.3s2.24.
Percival H. Whaley, 1911 Newark
street, S1.47l.s2.
Brig. Gen. William Wright, Fort
Amador. Canal Zone, $2,1B210.
William Huff Wagner, 8 Cedar
Parkway, Chevy Chase, Md, So. .277.67.
Andrew Parker Warner, 620 South
ern Building, s133.
Mill road, $50.
Washington Mechanics Savings
Bank. SO Eighth street southeast,
$224.05.
Washington Market Co, Four and
a-Half and D streets southwest, So
560.36.
P. G. Xedas. 7Ss Sixth street, 1858.
Yelverton, NJ. E., 1915 r street,
s63,91.
Benjamin Yoke, 1924 Seventeenth
street, s13.72.
Grace NJ Young, 1902 Eleventh
street southeast, 1915.
II. B. Yost, 715 Ninth street north
east, $6.95.
DR.. Wallace NJ. Yater, the Marlbor-
ough, $31.7S.
]. r. Vance, Army War College,
S11.4S.
Maj. Clayton B. vogel, U. S. S. wyo-
ming, S45.4S.
Joseph De Young, 1919 G street,
$62.s3.
Isadore Young. sS4 Pennsylvania
avenue, S299.s5.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
VETERAN is STABBED.
Another Inmate of National Home
Is Held by Police.

Andrew P. Davis, 52-year-old inmate
Of the United States Soldiers Home,
was stabbed in the abdomen while in
the woods with William M. Ferguson,
colored, 81, another inmate of the
home, yesterday, according to the
police. A penknife is alleged to have
been the weapon used.
Davis was first treated at the
Soldiers Home Hospital and was later
removed to Walter Reed Hospital,
where his condition is critical. Fer
guson, arrested, is at the tenth
precinct, being held pending the out
come of the injuries of Davis.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
Income Tax Returns Paid
From District and Vicinity

place, $1,66S.29.
Marshall D. Sedan, 24O1 Calvert
street. $392.46.
Lindley e. Sinclair, 262O woodley
place. $335.96.
Eugene A. Smith, 1413 l street,
s61502.
Minnie Sperling, 1901 Kenyon street,
S3.890.03.
Eward NJ. Swing, 1913 L street,
$2O6. 90.
II. c, Sheridan, 1887 Woodward
Building. $9,731.71.
Emanuel speich, 2sO1 Sixteenth
street, $1,304,62.
Paul e. shorb, o227 Twentieth
street, s4l5.79.
D. A. Skinner. SAP Oakwood ter.
race. sS85.o2.
William +. Stembler, Capitol
Heights, Nd. $579.52.
Roy +. Steward, 4O2 Shepherd street,
s$2l52.
B. +. Saul, 925 Fifteenth street,
s4145.10.
Gratz B. strickler, 1860 California
street, s963.3S.
]. ". Swaren, S427 Oakwood ter
race. $S71.6O.
Francis p. Sullivan. 1901 Columbia
road, $500.
Harry L. Smith. 1865 Monroe street,
S2478.
Smoot Sand and Gravel Corpora
ton. 5000 X street, $50, ,039.94.
Benjamin Trashes. 1907 Lanier
place. $3.50.
Harry Thurtell, 1917 Delafield place,
s139.
Cornelius F. Thomas, 6l9 Tenth
street. s20.O2.
Raymond Parker Tenney, State De-
partment, S62.95.
Eleanor kirkwood Towne, Govern
ment Hotels. s6.19.
Arthur j. Tholl, 1908 Ninth street,
SS1.O2.
William A. Turner, 1914 e street
81 slutheast, s5.S6.
lbert p Tibbetts, 1880 Rhode
Islaf.d avenue. s2l.21.
EditI w. Turner, l0S Hammond
Court. S21.52.
Emma NJ. V. Trupel 3439 Mount
Pleasant street, $1O.0S.
George w. Taylor, 012 NJ street,
SIS.
Miss Caroline Thompson. 1905 l
street, tl1.1S.
LIE Roy Thomas, Census Bureau,
S1497.
William Tindall, District Building,
sS7.35.
Bertis B. Thompson, 1854 Harvard
street. s1O.7S.
Emma NJ Thorn, 1854 Connecticut
avenue, 1927.
Milton G. Thomas, 1897 Chaplin
street. $65.42.
Lemuer Turner. 40s NJ street, $3.50.
Walter Theodore, $40 Eighth street
southeast, S29.91.
Frederick S. Tyler. 406 Metropolitan
Building. $3.50.
DIR. Thomas C. Thomson. 1916 X
street. S2S.77.
Paulus Thyson, zoos Columbia road.
5000.
Perry Taylor. 22s F street, $50.
Perry B. Turpin, 1910 Hobart street.
S169.59.
Truan, Berwyn, Nd, $25.22.
Maj. Harold b. Pratt, u. S. NJ. c..
Arlington Building. t44.s4.
James E. Phillips, eos Fourteenth
street. s3S.S6.
George Quincy Peters, Transporta-
ton Building, S221.34.
Harry W. Price. 20 Tenth street,
S265.4G.
Maurice ]. Pierce. 5OOS Thirteenth
street, S49.15.
James o. spangler. 1928 Vermont
avenue, S12.42.
S103.19.
Miss Elizabeth Stephan. 1905
Fifteenth street, slS.5S.
John Reed Scott and wife, Stone
leigh Court, S117.67.
William ]. Steiner, 1884 A street
southeast, S35.62.
Martha L. Smith. 1901 Wyoming
avenue, $52.97.
Theophilus Parsons, 1920 street,
SS6.3S.
Harry C. Taft, $500 Wisconsin ave-
nue.. $34.1S.
H. F. Taft. rs Maple avenue. Ia
koma Park, Md, S50.21.
Aaron r. Townsend, jr., 311 Nc
Lachlen Building, s22.S3.
George w. Thomas, 1906 Thirty
sixth street. $S0.86.
r. E. Terry, 1857 Thirteenth street
s14.96.
Ada T. Thomas, 140O NJ street,
s10S.03.
W. NJ. Tinsley. lieutenant. L. S. n.
Evening star., 1925-09-03
1901 Seventeenth street northeast,

| ooVl seventeenth StFeel northeast,
S15.17.
George C. Taylor, 61l9 Georgia
avenue, S163.66.
The National Construction Co.,
Inc, TAI Investment Building. $7.64.
William G. Thomas, .1013 Seventh
street, $90.14.
! Hugh B. Thomas. 1D15 Seventh
street, $21.
James S. Taylor. 2315 Tracy place,
$79.2i
Harry C. Taylor, 1928 varnum
street, $7725.
Marion G. Toomey, 1928 Morrison
Josephus c. TrimbIe, Munsey Build
ing. s22.63.
Maj. w. J. Tack. Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex. $3.50.
Clarence True and wife, 100 Mary
land avenue, S57.20.
j. L. Thompson, 1885 Twentieth
street, $4l.S0.
c. Stanley Thompson, Department
of Justice, $7S,46.
Lewis Turner. ir, 1910 Allison
L. w. Titus. SIS Connecticut ave
nue., $97.65.
w. n. Thayer, 1904 jefferson St,
s25S2
Charles W. Townsley. 242S Twen-
tieth street, SLY.
J. d. Taylor, Army War College,
s5S.65.
W. h. Thompson. United States
Coast Guard, S39.1S.
II. n. Timmons. Hotel Harrington,
$72.45.
George L. Tarbe4 202O KIingle
road, S105.5S.
Phyllis +. Thompson, 270l Connec-
ticut avenue. $364.99.
Clinton Blake Townsend. 9lS r
street, S297.9S.
Arthur l.. Thompson. 2012 Eleventh
street, $1,9S7.52.
Josiah Samuel Tyree. 52O1 Colorado
avenue, SS,57I.9S.
Henry e. Terrett, Sc r street.
S249.30.
Florence Umstead 1901 | street
S1.95.
Union Stockyards Co., Benning, d.
c., Sl8S.l1.
John Upharp. 1925 $ street. $49.71.
Chester X. Upler. 1G1S II street,
Union Finarre Co.. 1910 II street,
S5.270.4O.
Union Iron Works. Inc, 2l2.Twelfth
street. $2,21742-
Paul Vogenitz Box 81 PennsyI-
vania Avenue sta ton. $685..
William j. Vonderheide, 5l26 Six
teenth street. $lG42.
Valley Forge Distributing Co, 527
l. street southeasa 5000
DR. William X. Van Ruyper.. 1921
Fifteenth street, $3.50.
Rose NJ. Verber, 33t f street north
east, $6.11.
Van ostrand. 1907 Thirty-frst
Lucien vandgren. 943 Investment
Building, S46.46.
Roy d. Vosl1alT. 3427 Quebec street,
1927.
Frederick W. Van Duyne. 423 Up
shur street. s43.S1.
Percy E Van .Nostrand. Langley
Field, Hampton. Va, S45.S6.
Randolph t. VioLet, Mount Rainier,
Md, $3.50.
G, 6. Vanemon, 712 East Capitol
street, S39.S7.
W. E. viett, Rockville. Md, $147.SO.
s. H. Vandergrift, 172S New Hamp-
shire avenue. $5.256.40.
Julius F. Viedt, Warder Building,
$16.6S
Virginia Brick Co, Colorado Build,
ing, s794.12.
Weber, Mrs II. W. 800 y street,
1852.
Wilson. John a. ia Ninaeenth
street northeast, $3.50.
Wilcox, Edward l.. 1928 E street
northeast, Sc.
White. William. 2414 Second street
northeast, s1.94.
Wise. o. J.. 1914 Sixth street north
west, $5.01.
Wilson, Maj. Earle NJ, L. S. A,
$5O.S1.
Werner, Charles. 47OO Thirteenth
street. $120.5S.
Wyven. Mr.. and Mrs. Manton NJ,
1904 Narnum street, $4s.26.
Walker. George j., 3222 Sherman
avenue, $3.50.
s1s.44.
Wahl. Herbert j., 1926 Lincoln road
northeast, $3.50.
Wilson, Myrtle, Royden apartments,
ss1.
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel, 1741
l. street, $4.14.
Wills. Harry T., 2115 I street, $500.
Wilber. Jerome j.. 1870 Wyoming
avenue, SPLIT.
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John II. Shadrick, D. d. s., 927 Fiji
reenth street, $S4.7S.
Z. s. Stalnaker, Navy Department
571.67.
Miss Louise Stanley, 1920 P street
SS8.93.
James w Shumate, 316 Pennsyl
yanla avenue, $96.59.
Cyrus Simmons, 1910 II street
S55.65. ...
Harry Standiford, 1925 Pennsylvania
avenue, S50.12.
Mrs. Rose. Saks. 1850 Lanier place
Sl59.09.
Lieut.. Col. Hugh c. Smith. care
Judge Advocate General, U. S. A,
u. Edward Swing, the Portncr,
S192.9O.
Francis b. shoIes, 1871 Lanier
place, s329@.
A. E. saNton, 1870 Wyoming ave,
nue., S1l2.70.
Leo a. subluskey, 1876 Webster
street s47.65.
Louis {. sherrer, 24OO Sixteenth
street, $4,000.
Oliver L, spaulding, jr., 2OSS Allen
place, S51.01.
J. NJ. Swanson, 1882 Connecticut
John C. Scofeld, 1874 Columbia
road. sI36.97
DR.. Hyman D. Shapiro, 1929 Four
teenth street, Sl5.6S.
Harry c. Snodgrass, 1927 Twenty.
eighth street, Sll.96.
Charles j. Stockman, Ouray Build,
ing, S21.14.
Dean Swift. So3 Seventh street
$3.50.
Paul ]. Schwarz and wife, 1905
fifteenth street, s4o.24.
Max Schwerz, Ashley apartments,
{64.06.
Arthur Stiel. 14lO II street, s25.5S.
Helen c. and Helen Lytle Smither,
1920 Park road S57.97
Malcolm Francis Schoeffcl. Bureau
OF Navigation, Navy Department,
$3.50.
William L. Schooley. 1856 Lanier
place. SSl.32>
Rernce ". Shumaker. Navy De
partment. s97.92.
Mary 4. Smith. l13 street. fl2.4S
Alexander Sharp, 1909 Thirty-fifth
Florence speneer Scott, 174S P
". r. $. stevens. 1927 Sixteenth
street. S74.52.
Edwin shuttle, $50 Center Market,
S1I5.
William Sabine. Chevy Chase, Md.
&39.74.
Arthur c. Smith and wife, 2949
Macomb street. $64.67.
Clarendon Smith, 1913 Rhode Island
avenue, S48.82.
John Scott, l74s p street. SEAS.
Leo r. Sack, 1922 New Jersey ave-
nue, S40.83
Charles B. Smith and wife, the
Roosevelt. s35-71.
James William Shea, Massachusetts
and Western avenues, SS4.S0.
Beverly j. Smith. jr., 9204 Seven
teeth street, S142.22.
Carey E. Stokes, 65 W street
3145.4l.
Herman Schmidt, 729 Fifteenth
street. s21.91.
Ralph G. Sucker, sos Albee Build
J. T, sherier, 4o14 Fourteenth
John \. speel, 1850 II street,
SJO5.95.
T. Roy Stake, l41l Thirty fourth
street. $54.OS.
Dewitt Clinton Smith. Bethesda,
Nd, s35.25.
H. II. Smith, 24oO Sixteenth street
$3.50.
Henry q. Schlrmer and wife, l434
Harvard street, S44.59.
Fl. w. Shaw, SIC 4 street north
east, $125.s7.
Lieut.. Conldr. William W. Smith,
u. S. s. Wyoming. s46.54.
Frank f. Scowden, Camp Devens.
Mass, S67.77.
Charles S. Shreve, S2l9 Klingle
road, $159.93.
Joseph Stewart, 1872 Lamont street,
S45.15.
Fred Starek, 3211 Nineteenth street,
f347S5.
William A. Simpson, $50 7th street
southeast, s9,91o.62.
Burdette Stryker, 1929 Sixteenth
street, $4,051.57
Mrs. Mary E. Stewart, 2200 Massa-
chusetts avenue, 36,693.93.
Mrs. Helen Stewart Devore, 2202
Msssa chusetts avenue, $40,240.19.
Charles L. Sturtevant, 2110 Leroy