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SERIES OF MATCHES

SERIES OF NATCHEs
,.. lyme ss,chsI clsreGdo9n n,S.t ae y..
eM'ye, Mors,t. 81 S Jordan and
sss. wsss' VA ID afs,.e P;s.iis ~: ey,,S &c
sh;lii. dst;atsd ,s; Wil;ona o. q, 81 Tv5nsr s,
i'm defeated Constantine and Wilson. 6--s,
sn,sS sP' 4 v 81 o.se' sS S.,es:i s:ff.sa ss
tsa'ea s sGh:p' s 81 scse @ aSg' sSG ps:ss s'd as
@ :s.s,}ps scnss sst@.,;:s @ s ss.slns|oS P;,ssssI
rom e.sE.y AsI Es aSs SSn S.os u f'S
s.f:plt'r sh.liin fSsa:d dsi.stss s' Jordan.
-: rice and sheIiin won By default from
s I'D VI s' s... zss s:;..':e s fssF siGs
"a SO; shsliln sasis,ted siis.r,. SO %
:ss ss ess:, ss:.a ' srsxs75! Hsssss c,s--5
yIier ana D.tw,.T won ~ default from
:.:s.ln. ,1 vsn y d.t.ni: from ydrs.n; wilson
,in: snd wiisra defeated j.nTi., and 2FS's %ood.
cI.sass7 s E..s s..;s's s so.f,is si;sh: e.
ts.,sG pasey TDEnsT Fur s,.;is s;ea.d +.
teated Mitchell and Dancy SIS. O.
willard tFirstl defeated Smith. 60. 90:
Constantine defeated Smith. 60. 60:
wilson won by default from Tslbert: vii.
LARD and Constantine defeated Smith and
Smith, 60 80.
July 4-wiIlard First defeat.d Mitchell
ttc'.-snIon, n a. 2 WG9,rstantn: W,T.ta de-
Detwiler. 6-3. s.: Mitchell and Dancy
tClarendonb defeated Willard and Constan-
tine. 3-S. 81. S".
July Ii-sheiIn defeated Constantine
s-e. Ia. 1o-s: Rice defeated willard
s-. 3--8. -: Wilson First defeated
Turner. ga. 81. s-S.
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PRO CHARGE OF GERMANS
IS DENIED BY MURCHlSON

LONDON. July % Lf).-Loren Mur-
Gibson, the American runner. has di.
MED his amateur standing has been
jeopa rdized by accepting expenses for
track appearances recently in Ger
many.
Murchison said he was content to
leave the decision of his amateur
status with the official amateur ath-
letic bodies of England and the United
States.
Murchison made his statement
through the Amateur Athletic Associs :
tion here, and said this was his final
word before leaving EngIa nd.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
FIGHTER KILLED WHEN
KNOCKED OUT OF RING

LOUISVILLE. Ky, July y P).-
Mickey Sha Chicago light-heavy-
weight died in the Broadway arena
before hundreds of boxing fans last
night at the end of the fourth round
Of his bout with Harry Fay Of Louis
vile. Fay drove Shannon across the
ring and so weakened him with head
and bodys blows that he collapsed and
fell through the ropes. breaking his
neck when his head hit the floor below
Fay was arrested on technical
charge of manslaughter, but was re-
leased on 1000 bond
Evening star., 1925-07-22
LACOSTE AND BOROTRA
ON FRENCH NET TEAM

PARIS. July % GP).-Rene Lacoste,
winner of the st. Cloud and Wimble.
don tournaments. and Jene Borotra,
ranking number two player in France,
have been definitely chosen by the
French Tennis Federation as mem
hers of the Davis cup team which will
60 TO the United States to meet the
winner Of the elimina ton contests in
the American zone.
third man. either Jacques Brug-
non or Henri Cochet. will comprise
the team. which will be captained by
the veteran player Max Decugis.
The team will sail for New York
from Cherbourg on the steamer Levi
athan August ;.
Lacoste and Borotra will enter
American championship matches.
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TEX WILL LOSE $4,000
UNLESS FIRPO APPEARS

PATERSON. y. l.. July y P).-
Tex Rickard. 6shf promoter. must
produce Luis Angel Firpo in Chanc-
erv Court here on September % next
or lose $4,000 bail, Vice Chancellor
Vivian NJ. Lewis. decided when the
case of Scotty McCorkingdale of New
ark. against Firpo was called for
hearing. F'irpo is being sued by Nc
Corkingdale for payment claimed TO be
due for managing F'irpo the first year
he entered the ring in this country.
The present action in Chancery
Court is TO compel Firpo to give an
accounting Of his financial condition.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
U. S. NETMEN PLEASED
WITH TRIP TO ENGLAND

NEW YORK July % P).-Ray-
mond Casey OF San Francisco and
John Hennessey OF Indianapolis. Of
ficial members of the United States
tennis team In the recent matches at
Wimbledon, England. have returned
They have only praise for the treat
ment accorded them abroad.
Hennessey will leave for his home
Immediately, but Casey will remain In
the East to participate in the numer-
Gus tournaments.
The American combination tasted
defeat in three of the FIVE team
matches abroad, but reached the
finals of the English doubles cham
pionship. where they met Rene La
coste and Jean Borotrs. famous
French pair. forcing the Europes ms
10 sensa ationsl Ave sets before sd-
mitting defeat.
Evening star., 1925-07-22


On his way West. Dempsey said at
Omaha yesterday that at Los Angeles
he was going 10 sertle up affairs with
Jack kearns and he his own manager
when his contract with kearns ex-
pires year from next month. In
view Of this statement il is presumed
that Dempsey himself and not Kearns
will appear before the commission
within the stipulated time.
At Los Angeles last night kearns
said that after he had chat with
Dempsey they probably would he to-
Rether again. but that il Jack really
wanted 10 be his own manager. why,
all right
Harry Greb. middle wi sht champion,
10 the latest svowed contender for
Dempsey's crown. He conferred yes
terday al Chicago with Floyd F'itz-
simmons. promoter. about his ambi-
lions.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
YANKEE GOLFERS DIFFER
As TO MISS WETHERED

NEW YORK, July % CP).-Glenns
Collett Of Providence. r. L.. defeated
recently by Joyce Wethered OF Eng
land in the British women's golf
championships at Holyake, has return
ed home.
Miss Collett expressed doubt that
Miss Wethered had retired from the
game, as rumored but Joe Kirkwood.
American professional, who returned
on the same ship, said that Miss
wethered almost collapsed from ill
health during the tournament and he
believed that she would hold to her
decision to quit tournament play.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

He had a margin of three strokes
and with only 1S more holes to go
was shooting in fine form. Kirkwood
was his nearest competitor.
Baroni did the first four holes in
par, 5, 4 T. 4. but at the fifth bad luck
certainly seized hold OF him.
The ffth measures 575 yards. and.
because of the condition OF the course.
nobody could get on the green In less
than three strokes.
II had been raining for two days
before the tournament and just the
previous night there had been an
other heavy downpour. The ground
was very soft.
Raroni pushed his drive q bit to the
right and into rough just of the edge
of the fairway. However, nobody
anticipa ted serious trouble. for the
grass there was short and his lack
of direction was not likely to penalize
him.
But when he got up TO the point to
which his ball had carried it was not
to be found. The ground was muddy
from the hard rains and the pellet
had sunk out of sight beneath mush
which closed over it.
Baroni went back to the tee to play
his second and again shot into the
rough His lie was bad and in order
to avoid a trap set into the edge OF
the fairway he played his next into
the adjoining fairway. figuring that
with fairly long iron on his succeed
ing stroke he might get onto the
green in 4 Then he would have a
cha nee TO hole his putt for a par
and at the worst would take no more
than a s.
Imagine his feelings. however. TO
find that he had played into 8 wagon
Evening star., 1925-07-22
DISTRICT PRO llNKSMEN
TRAIL IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. July % tEJ.-
Joe Turnesa. Fairview professional.
and J. Wood Platt, White Marsh anna
tsur. led the field at the end Of the
first half of the tournament for the
Pennsylvania open golf champion
ship. Each turned in cards OF Ia
for the 3s holes.
Emmett French. Youngstown, Ohio.
finished third. with 75-7s-15l.
Bob Barnett of Chevy Chase, Fred
Mcleod of Columbia and Arthur
Thorn of Town and Country Club, all
Washington professionals. were pretty
we'll down the list. Barnett took So
rs. Mcleod required s5-77 and Thorn
was around in $50.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
MANGAN WINNER. WHITE
LOSER. IN NET TOURNEY

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
Va. July ga. o. White of Washing.
ton. seeded player. was elin,inat TED
yesterday from the West Virginia
State championship tennis matches by
G. L. Sturtevant of Hot Springs. the
scores being 6-3. IL. S.
In doubles. Tom Msngan Of WASH
inston and Eddie Jacobs OF Baltimore
won from Stansbury and Smith. 81.
Ga
Evening star., 1925-07-22

great physical ef-
fort. This means,
stand at ease dur
ing the address.
Stand up straight.
STOPPING only so
much as In re-
quired to make
shaft and hands
meet. Keep re-
laIed during the
address. The club
weighs only Is
ounces, and GER
tsiBly il Is going
to take no strug-
gle on your part
to get ii up. Keep
the muscles free
knd easy during
the ack swing
Evening star., 1925-07-22
DIFFICULT TO FIND MAN
In ADDITION TO TUNNEY
Champion Right Now Is Out of Fighting Trim, Both
Physically and Mentally-Story of Giving
Title to Maloney Unrefuted.
RY FAIR PLAY.

n T EW YORK 22-Asde Gene Tunuey the
u definite idea who Dempsey will his
' Wills
BARLEY might be
thinks
credit his Willingness
in who Dempsey
him a workout
AS for IackR 1t
Italian Hospital
him
card with (b
Evening star., 1925-07-22
AMATEURISM QUESTIONED
FOR GIVING INTERVIEWS
Declared to Have Violated Spirit of Rule at Clay
Court Championship Tournament-Likely
to BE Placed on Carpet Shortly.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

\ I YORK 22The alleged
VI o the William
' Tidn the champion.
will not be permitted 90
while
will be surprising the champion the carpet
within q short
that OF l.
L. then orbiddina
the matches which
Evening star., 1925-07-22
The Water
Nymph Club
BY Merze Marvin Seeberser.
tCopyright 1871
No, t6-The Step-Off Dive.

Simply hold your hands at your
sides, take normal breath, look
straight ahead and then walk off the
spring-board.
Do not jump or fall forward when
you reach the end of the board. but
just walk as if you could walk on
air. You should go straight down,
Evening star., 1925-07-22
TOURNEY AT CUMBERLAND.

The third annual open tennis tour
nament for the championship Of the
Allegheny Mountains will be played
on the courts of the Cumberland
(Md.} Country Club. beginning August
;. Entries should be sent TO ]. Philip
Roman. chairman of the tournament
committee
Evening star., 1925-07-22

Playground test buttons were pre-
scented yesterday to the following
members of tho Ludlow playground
group: Richard Brewer, Herbert Cror-
dion, Charles Hawkins. Patrick Ken
ny, James Lswless, Bernard Lieb,
Edward Patterson. John Hanlon, Roy
Perry. Elmer Marceron, James Har-
ris. Charles Chick. Bernard o'Neil.
George vogel, John Wiles and George
Kane
Evening star., 1925-07-22
DEMPSEY GIVEN ii DAYS
TO ACT ON WILLS FIGHT
Nv the Associated Press.

n YORK. Dempsey, his legitimate
Nj front
tight Harry Wills. be
something
night the champion would
he busine on
Evening star., 1925-07-22

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, July % CP).-
Tonv Fuente, Mexican heavyweight.
recently convicted of participating in
a framed" boxing bout at Yuma.
Ariz.. was Indefinitely suspended by
the California Boxing Commission at
it's meeting here yesterday.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

w 2lker and me rest OF inc topnneI
George Godfrey. too has figured as
4 candidate. Godfrey is mana - by
lacks good friend. Jimmy Dougnerty
The fight might well he a money
maker. since Gaw9e Is no slouch of
boxer and can hit. But there are
angles 10 this bout which would make
il well for boxing if il were not held.
Since he became champion, Dempsey
has met Billy Miske. Bill Brennan.
Georges Carpenter, Tommy Gibbons
and Luis Firpo. Not such fearful
record for a man who is mentioned
In the sa me breath with the great
fighters of all time.
Just now it is fact that Dempsey
Is out of fightins trim. not only physi-
'caHy, but mentally II is two years
since he fought. lt Is TO be hoped
that recurrence OF Jefries' attempt
ed comeback and failure az the hands
of Jack Johnson will not be repeated.
No libel suits have followed the. ar.
ticle which appeared in q national
weekly setting forth alleged facts 10
show that persons close to the cham
pion offered 10 turn his title over ~
Jim Msloney, the young Boston heavy
weight. II is all right TO say bunk,
hut saying bunk does not disprove
ANYTHING.
IN practically ordering Dempsey TO
return East within two weeks and
make known his plans about meeting
Wills, the New York Athletic Com
mission has done a canny thing.
Jack trip West was alleged TO be
caused by business reasons relating
to kearns. Two weeks should be
sufficient for him to adjust matters
with the perfumed manager.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
WOMEN IN SPORT
By CORINNE FRAZIER :

\ EMBERS OF the Metropolitan Athletic Club
iV Y {. this evening O'Clock. Gladys Mills
o that
Zee i CHARGED for guest
Evening star., 1925-07-22

Lead the club back with the hands as
you would draw back a whip to crack
il. Let the club wind You up. Your
muscles then will be full OF the spring
mess that puts zip into the clubhead
when II comes down to the ball.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Jack is Surprised.

"N0NN - Nut pFfFF".
b. the Associated Press.
CHEYENNE. wyo.. July 22.-Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion,
when he passed through Cheyenne
last night was shown a dispat tch stat
ing that the New York Boxing Com.
mission had declined to accept Tex
Evening star., 1925-07-22
InSideGOlf
BY Chester Horton

Since II Is always observable at
tournaments that the expert golfers
play with the utmost ease. IL Ia obvious
that good golf xhouId he deyoid of
Evening star., 1925-07-22

Tut. MOREOVER tHIs tut WAS 50 pIAced
that he couldn't shoot straight 10 the
hole. but had to play in the direction
OF the wagon track.
He used a nibfick. His ball dropped
into q bunker just short of the green.
When he finally got down II was with
a total OF 8 strokes.
His lead was gone and in the end
il was Emmett French. moi Bsroni
who won the championship.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
HARRY HAMPTON TELLS:
Losing Championship Buried Ball

I DON'T think
Baron the Montour Heights
L of Pittsburgh 1924
Emil Loeer Eddie Towns Johnny Rogers and
other prominent golfers.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July o2.-The question
Of the amateur status OF Bill Tilden,
tennis champion, is being discussed
again.
1t is all over the player.writer rule
which fcrbids players TO write for
money about the tourna ments in
which they engage. He began cir
cumventing the rule last week at ST.
Louis by having himself interviewed
by an agent OF the syndicate which.
ha ndles his writings.
Notice several weeks ago that he
would do this attracted no particular r
comment. but when the interviews be
gan to appear, comment on the pro
priety of his action arose.
Officials OF the United States Lawn
Tennis Association are reticent, but II
one unnamed authority is attributed
the suggestion that new consideration
may be given to his amateur status
in the near future.
Evening star., 1925-07-22


The writer does not hold this view.
shortly be asked to appear before the
committee and answer not few
pointed questions.
What win happen then will depend
upon how the questions are answered.
Results may prove sensa tional so far
as the tennis world Ia concerned.
Al least. this is how the cards seem
TO lay AZ the writer looks over the
table. For. it would seem as though
the tennis association could DO moth
ing else and save it's pride and pres
tige. Rule three of the revised ANA
teur rulings. which was formulated b.
a committee Of which Tilden was a
member. prohibits PLAYERS from ''us.
ing or sanctionins after February.
1925. the use Of his titles. or state
ment of his reputation won on the
tennis courts in connection with books.
newspa pers, ma agannes or other writ
ten articles. motion pictures of him
self. lectures or radio talks for which
he Is TO receive any payment or com
pensa ton
II Tilden were questioned concern.
ing this rule he would probably pur
in the defense that the rule contains
nothing forbiddinE a tennis star ~
give out interviews concerning play
ing. in return for money or compen-
alton.
1t will then have to he determined
whether or not what Tilden has done
constitutes a violation Of the spirit
and intent Of the rule.
Upon the nature of this decision
much depends
Evening star., 1925-07-22
WIG 1lS SSSSlZ

The oHomins testimonial letter from the
business good example Of the kind
sell:
Evening star., 1925-09-04

Frank E. Il. Urberoth. Navy De-
partment, S36 9S.
Benjamin Utterback, 1904 Center
street, $9.97
Mary N. Urner, s66 d street north
east. $4.52.
Union Trust Company of the Dis
trict of Columbia, S12 ,052.25.
United States Storage Co, S1,0s1.79
The United Clay Products Co, In
vestment Building, $2,74S.97.
Frank Upman. 1908 Woodward
Building, S119S7.
N Urdong, 1906 f street, s4162O.
Universal Auto Co.. Inc, $16.47.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Vansenden, Col
orado Building. S283.70.
William p. Voight, 512 Thirteenth
street southeast $3.50.
Alice M Vaughn, st. Elizabeth $
Hospital, $23.o3.
Thomas E. Van Metre. Navy De
partment, $35.19.
Walter w. Vaughn, 1902 Shepherd
street northeast, $42.S4.
Minnie Virgin. II Seaton place
northeast, $9.11.
Thomas W.. Vincent, jr., 1880 M
street, S25.56.
Orpha Van Horn, AIS NJ street
$1155.
Joseph S. Van Fleet, 4405 Four
teenth street. 1878.
Helen E. Voorhees,, 1896 A street
southeast, $5.S7.
Henry Vonderheide. 500 NJ street
$3.50.
w. p. Vale, 1414 Newton street
$2.66
Lavina NJ. Virgin, 2 Seaton place
northeast, $9.11.
Lizzie NJ. Venable. sos Nineteenth
street, 1857.
northeast, $5.57.
Mildred Won Eff, 1888 Crittenden
Evening star., 1925-09-04

| George C. Todd, 1911 Nineteenth
street, sf.46o.o1.
Edwin Tarrisse, 900 Seventeenth
street, S59.19.
Joseph A. Thorn, S07 Seventh
| street, $S.19.
| Jeorgina T. Todd, 231 r street, S3.4S.
Leohard E. Tilden, Department of
| Labor, $61.17.
Gertrude Thomas. 33s Tenth street
northeast, $2.92.
Margaret E. Taylor, 499 Maryland
avenue southwest. S13.19.
Miss Florence f. Kinkler. 3143 New
| ton street northeast, S11.95.
Mary B. Thyson, Union terrace,
S53.51.
Charles Telford, War Department,
| $50.
Nelson S. Thompson, 1915 Hobart
street, S42
George w. Toombs, 421 Bond Build
ing. $16.9l.
Halle Tapp, 3111 South Dakota ave-
| nue. northeast, $3.50.
Alice Harmon Taylor, 3435 Brown
l. street, $50.
E. l.. Thomas. 215 G street south
Catherine NJ Trott, so2 East
| Capitol street, s1925.
Laura E. Tracey, Government
Hotels, $6.15.
| Patrick Tierney. S714 T street, $5.73.
| Alice Harmon Taylor, 3435 Brown
street, $50.
Joseph B. Thomas, 1900 Blair road.
s71.92.
Lollie E. NJ. Tomkins, 1886 Kenyon
street, 1888.
| Charles l.. Tighe, Station l.. $3.45.
| Joseph Edward Thompson. 233
Massachusetts avenue northeast, $21
Ward S. Thigpen and wife, 997
Delafield place, $50
| William Pearce Turner, Navy De-
| partment, $7.35.
Ernest l.. Thomas and wife, 1915
| Quincy street, S15.17.
Belle Marie Thompson, 1909 Morse
| street northeast, $5.8S.
Miss Sue E. Thomas. 31I4 D street,
| 1856
Ambert Trublpruf Tire Co., 2203
| Fourteenth street, S8.95.
Totten & Ward. 1908 street, 1923 OIL
Taylor & Kelly, Inc. S3.S24.65
Florence Terwilliger, 1929 Monroe.
s773.
Robert S. Thomas and wife, Alex.
| andria, Va. S52.23.
| Katherine G. Thomas. Chevy Chase,
Md. $62.O9.
Mary /. Thompson. deceased, John
w. Thompson. trustee, s29 Seven
| teenth street, $1.120.29.
Lyman B. Tibbets, 3014 Arkansas
| avenue, S11.27.
John E. S. Thorpe, 2S12 California
street. s13269.
Richard E. Titlow, 2sO5 Eleventh
street. $20.72
Edward f. Taylor, 1870 X street
! S126.64.
Francis u. Thomas. 916 G street.
| s144.S2.
Charles Thorndike. 3715 street,
s797.
Edward Taylor Pollock. United
| States Naval Observatory. So6.0S.
Evening star., 1925-09-04

Mary Spray Miller, 2253 r street,
S8,220.94.
Guy T. Steuart 1870 Twelfth street
northeast, S6,13S.3o.
Leonard p. Steuart, 1870 Twelfth
street northeast, $6,770.s3.
Henry B. Spencer, Munsey Building,
6,858.75.
L. E. and l.. S. Stearns, 1925 Rhode
Island avenue, $33.S1
Max Sugar, 1905 Kenyon street,
S21.43
Henry w Smith, 4So1 Grant circle,
$2e.37.
J. H. de Sibour. Investment Build
ing. s1,123.s2.
W. c. Sullivan. s27 Fifteenth street,
$3,s9791
Charles ]. Stein, AL G street, S236.75
Lloyd II. Sutton, 1920 Gallatin
street, $95.67.
Frederick A. Spicer, 1906 Alaska
avenue, s103.54.
William r. Shoemaker. chief of Bu-
reau of Navigation, Navy Department,
$147.17.
Dennis E. Sweeney, 1910 Tenth
street, $10.80.
Barger A. Smith. 1870 New York
avenue. S36.75.
Stuart F. Smith. 1910 Seventeenth
street, $162.04.
The p. II. Sheehy Co., 2723 Thir
tenth street, s250,27.
Frances P. ShiraS Stoneleigh Courts,
$3.S14.S2.
Charles w: semmes. deceased;
Raphael and Gertrude Semmes, exec.
utors. 1900 Delafield place. $26,632.6S.
Albert Schnell 1906 II street, 1859 80.
N L. Sansbury Co., 141S | street
$4,58162.
Miss Vera r. Stevens. 34Ol Twenty
fourth street northeast, $13.01.
Marion B. Sullivan, 1904 U street.
1886.
Charles w. Sale, care Adjutant Gen
eral, U. S. A, $31.99.
Lee Sonneborn, 3701 Thirteenth
street, $1.0S.
William n. Schaefer, 216 Bryant
street. 1897.
C. F. Streets, 1923 First street. $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Sweeney.
Alexandra, Va, S1.78.
Katherine st. Clair, 1406 Monroe
street northeast, $l.73.
Robert S. StunZ, 1883 Park avenue.
$2439.
The Securities Corporation of the
ing. s4,313.40.
Frank S. Smith, Edmonds Building.
$561.23.
Wilmot w. Trew. 5000 Sixteenth
street, $S59.40.
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S563.59.
Edward Thompson, Woodward
Building, $1,396.2S.
Harry W. B. Turner, Naval Hos
pital, Brooklyn, s48.77.
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nue. S4395
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Seventeenth street. $113.96.
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Building. ss.6s3.30.
Merle Thorpe. 370S Ingomar street,
s2,149.67.
]. F. Tiller. the Alabama, 81 ,563.29,
Hugh A Thrift, 1902 Seventeenth
street, $6,676.19.
Edward w. Thompson, 3640 Six
teenth street, s1.325.75.
Eroch NJ. Thompson. $40 Seven
teeIsn street, $31.59.
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ment, $42.99.
william H. Talbot, 1925 Buchanan
street, $64.35.
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$1.766.76.
Charles H. Tompkins. 1910 Park
road. S2743.64.