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Evening star., 1925-03-21
DR.. PHILLIPS TO RETURN
TO PULPIT AT EPIPHANY
Will Preach Sunday Morning.
Canon Lubbock to Speak at
the Evensong Service.

Rev DR.. Z. B. Phillips, rector of the
Church of the Epiphany, will resume
his pulpit tomorrow, preaching at the
morning service. At evensong, at s
O'Clock, the preacher Will be Rev. DR..
Henry Lubbock, canon of the Wash
ington Cathedral.
The special preacher at the Lenten
monday services. commencing Mon
day, Will be Rev. DR.. Wyatt Brown.
rector of st. Michael and All Angels
Church, Baltimore, Md.
The parish clergy will give the ad-
dresses at the 4:45 pm. services, eX-
oept Wednesday afternoon. when Miss
Charlotte Klein will give an organ
recital in place of the sermon.
Holy communion will be celebrated d
Wednesday, the feast of the annunci-
alton, at 1880 and IL am, and on
Thur sday at IL am.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
STUDENT SERMONS
. HIGHLY APPROVED.
Reviewer Calls Them 70 Per
Cent Better Than Those of
Ordained Ministers.

NEW YORK, n. Y, March al
The students in the theological semi
Raries are preaching sermons 20 per
cent better than those of ordained
ministers according to Rev. DR.. John
Barlow of the Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. Dr. Barlow be-
1ieves that the undergrad aduates are
approaching the modern needs of re-
sigion with n freshness of viewpoint
that argurs a brighter future for the
churches of America.
II have Just finished reviewing
several hundred sermons composed
by undergraduate students of the
theological seminaries for the an
,ual Homiletic Review contests" Dr.
Barlow says, land the average of
these sermons I think is 20 per cent
higher than the average of those sent
Sn by the ordained ministers for the
last competition.
Promise for Future.
1T is one OF the most encourage
ang things to see the earnest.
thoughtful ability Of the young men
who are coming up 10 take our pull
pits in the next few years. They
seem to have soothing under
standing of the unrest that is ram
pant, and project their thoughts
with force and conviction.
Our churches will surely have a
bright future when they are com
1nitted to this body of really splendid
and able young preachers. They are
a great hope for the churches of
America"
Z. Jerome Johanson of the Hart
ford Theological Seminary. is an
nounced as the winner of the Homi-
1etic review prize for the best SER
anon by an undergraduate theological
student Mr. aJohansons theme is
''The Hiding of God"
Carl H. Wilhelm OF the Yale Divini-
ty School, is awarded second prize
for his paper, THE Revealing Dark
ness," and Ernest A. Hull of Drew
Theological Seminary is ranked third
with his theme, His Hands" The
sermons will be published in a fu-
ture issue of the Homiletic Review, a
magazine devoted to the interests of
ministers.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
BISHOP WILL PREACH
AT EVENSONG SERVICE
Cathedral Choir Will Sing-Morn-
ing Sermon Will Be Given by
Canon Stokes

Right Rev. James T. Freeman,
Bishop of Washington, will preach at
the peoples evensong service in the
Bethlehem Chapel of the National Ca
thedral tomorrow at 4 o'clock. Music
VIII be furnished by the complete
cathedral choir and the service will
be broadcast, as usual, through sta
tion WCAP.
At the IL o'clock morning service
the sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. DR.. Arson Phelps stokes, canon
of Washington.
A large number of visitors from all
over the country have signed the
registry in the curator's office on
Mount Saint Alban this week. Many
of them walked about the grounds
to inspect the construction work on
the Chapel of the Resurrection, which
is being completed underneath the
south or proposed Army and Navy
transept.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
MIDsLENT SERVICES.
Family Sunday" Program at As
cension Church Tomorrow.

Mid-Lent Sunday, tomorrow, will
be observed at the Church of the AS
censton, Twelfth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, as Fam
lily Sunday, when all members Of the
church are invited to attend as a
family.
There will be a special corporate
communion of mothers and children
at am and a second cele ebration
OF the holy eucharist at IL am The
rector, Rev. Thomas Worthington-
Cooke, Will preach both morning and
evening. The other services will be:
Church school, $3.50 am; Chinese
school, 2:30 pm; Young Peoples
society, pm; evensong and ad-
dress, pm During the week there
VIII be l|enten services at 4:45 pm
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
Thursday there will be a celebration
or the holy eucharist at 10 am. and
eVensong and address at pm
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Washington Girl Named.

Miss Martha z. Schaaff of this city
has been appointed student secretary
IN the recruiting department of the
Board of Christian
Education. Miss Schaaff is a gradu-
ate of Georgetown University, who
has spent the last three years teach
ing in a Presbyterian mission school
in Chile. She will have headquarters
in New York City, under the direction
OF DR.. L B. Hills, director of the
of recruiting.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
EPWORTH LEAGUE

Topic for tomorrow: The Place
Where l Live-Keeping 1t Friendly"
Luke, 10.25-37; John, 15.14-17.
The regular monthly morning watch
service will be held at McKendree
Church. March %. at $50 am. Rev. S.
Carroll Coale will have charge of the
service.
Miss Rose Baker entertained the
members of the cabinet Wednesday
evening at her home at Cabin John,
Md.
The Maryland University Glee Club
will give an entertainment at Trinity
Church next Wednesday, at pm.
Tickets can be gotten at the church
on the evening of the entertainment.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
CONFIRMATION PLANNED.
Bishop of Washington to Conduct
Service at st. Margaret'S,

The Bishop of Washington will ad-
minister the apostolic rite of con-
firmation and preach at the II o'clock
service tomorrow at st. Margarets
Church.
Rev. Reginald J. Ripley viii be the
preacher at the 4:S0 pm service.
Lenten services will be held every
afternoon Of the coming week, ex
cept Saturday, at o'clock
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Will Close Tomorrow.

The evangelstic services which
have been conducted nightly at the
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church,
Forty second and Fessenden streets,
by Rev. Walter 'Leckliter of Rich
mond, Va, will close tomorrow. His
subject at IL am. will be THE Lost
Jesus" and at 1880 "The Great Judg-
ment Morning" George H. Rosen-
void has charge of the music
Evening star., 1925-03-21
'lRelativity of knowledge.

'The Relatively of knowledge" is
the subject of lecture by Prof. David
Eccles to be given tomorrow after
noon, o'clock, before the Secular
League. Admission is free and the
the audience will be invited to take
part in a discussion of the paper. The
meeting will be at Musicians Hall,
1905 E street northwest.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Will Conduct Public Worship.

Rev. DR.. James Shera. Montgomery
will conduct public worship at the
Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow
morning and preach on the subject,
The Tragedy OF Dual Personality"
In the evening at 8 o'clock he will de-
liver a sermon-lecture on The Mod
ern Jonahs"
Evening star., 1925-03-21
FIFTH BAPTIST SERVICES,
Los Angeles Woman to Deliver
Address at Morning Hour.

"Jim's Needs and How the Church
Should Meet Them" is the subject
of Miss Meme Brockway of Los Ange-
les, Calif, at Fifth Baptist Church
tomorrow night
At the morning service Or. Selden
Roberts of Philadelphia will preach.
Both of these are lecturers of the
Baptist Training School TO be held
at Calvary Baptist Church next week.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Healing Service Arranged

Healing service, under the auspices
of the Society Of the Nazarene, will
be held in st. Agnes Church. 46 Q
street, by the Rev. John Rigg, pro-
vincial director of the society, Tues
day at pm. All seeking this min
istry are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Service for Theosophists.

THE Birth of the Soul will be the
subject tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
at the United Lodge Of Theosophists,
1871 X street. Study class Wednesday
at pm. All are welcome. Rooms
open at pm. Wednesday for study
and use Of library.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Will Continue Revival.

The Lenten revival services at the
Rosedale NJ E. Church, where Evan
gelists G. G. Kundahl and w. E. Irie
have been preaching and singing,
have been well attended and will be
continued at least another week
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Rev. S. P. w. Drew's Tonic

God So I.oveth the World That He
Gave His Only Son." Is the subject
of Rev. DR.. Simon P. W. Drew at IL
am. tomorrow at National Cosmo-
politan Baptist Institutional Church,
S25 street, and at pm, The
Rock"
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Evangelist Speaks NIGHTLY.

Evangelist Ryland T. Dodge Of Vir-
ginia will preach tomorrow morning
and night and also next week every
night but Saturday, assisting Rev. E.
Hez Sven at the Centennial Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
BAPTIST.
KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH

Ninth st. Between and O St S.W.
REV. c. P. RILAND, PASTOR
Q 80 a.m.-Bible School
11:O p pm.-Sermon by pastor Theme: "ET-
FECTTvE CHUHCH-GoING."
200 p.m.-Senior and intermediate B. 7.
p L,
500 pm.-Rev. Seldom I. Roberts, D. D.,
Director OF Leadership Trs lining
OF American Baptist Publica tion
Society, Philadelphia. Pa.
COME AND WORSHIP WITH US.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Fifth Baptist Church r, e ssst s%

II 90 a.m.-Dr. Selden Roberts OF Phila.
Z 40 p.m.-Mss Meme BrockvBy of Gal.
Both are live wires and are lecturers in our
Baptist Training School.
81. 90 20 the man who goes 10 sleep.
s. g.. 30; Chapel S. S., 3; B. Y. P. e..
Evening star., 1925-03-21
MEMORIAL UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCH

North Capitol and R SITS. NV.
Rev. Charles K. Fultze ID. D., Pastor.
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Van Dalai, Harry, Jr., S640
Carrollton, $19.54.
Vanscoyoc, H., 2S46 Shriver
$22.S1.
w
Woerner, Ada c., 1902 N, Illinois.
$3.50.
Warner, Burch, 1921 Broadway,
Apt. A. S23.S7.
Wilson, Harland D., 205 Washing
ton Court, $26.70.
Watkins, Oscar L., PALS N. Penn
sylvania ST., $22.24.
Weaver c. L., 1920 E. Eleventh,
$45.12.
White, Mary e., 71S N. Delaware,
Apt 5, $13.4O.
Wright, Harry, 1888 Park, $25.SS,
Virgins, S. A. 5 Maplewood
Court, S11.91.
Weaver, Sibyl, University Heights,
1888.
Winter, Paul j., 1922 Park, $41,O5.
Wicks, Ralph W., 24O2 Park
1876.
Wiltshire, James D., 292S Wash
ington Blvd, 1894.
Weinbrecht, Lena K, 2447 Speed
way $1424.
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T.
Enoch. Charles A, 1861 N. Dear.
born, $11.S9.
Eagan, George, 1922 Kelly, $3.50.
Elstun, Marion E., $3.50 Ruckle,
$14.90.
Espey, BENZ. j., 1923 N. keystone,
$2165.
Elan, Harvey j., 1888 N. New
Jersey, $S2S.95.
Espey, William F., 147 w. Pratt,
$17.42.
Elmer, Christina, GIG S. East,
$1O.SS.
Eddy, Robert F., 2246 w. Wash.
ington, $10.4S.
Elrod, Tom S., Indianapolis News,
$15.7S.
Enmeir, Charles c.. 1922 College.
$11.41.
Fitzgerald, J. j.. $40 Guaranty
Bldg. $91.62.
Folsom, Edison F., 1917 Fletcher
Trust Bldg $21.O2.
Fox, John, Route NJ, Box PSI,
$2O.74.
Florea, Josh, E. 2847 College,
s1S.SS.
Frederick, I. A, III Fulton, s14.S5.
$5514.
Freeman, Harry NJ 2456 Pierson,
$1O29.
Freers, George H, 1922 Blaine,
1902.
Fenton, Harry A, 244O Park,
S327.34.
Gillette, Almon R., 1910 Carrolton,
1925.
Gilbreath, Forrest W., 500 Balsam,
Apt 8, $22O2.
Gilbreath, Marion j., 5000 Balsam.
$4,000.
Griffen, VIM. H, 1916 Tecumseh,
s21.Oe.
Griffith Dudley c., 1850 N. Penn
sylvania, S25.47.
Greathouse, Charles A, Book
walter Ball Greenhouse Printing Co.
S127.42.
Gallagher Albert c., ABA W. Wash
ington, s2S.67.
Cranes, Thomas B., 1929 Central,
$16.12.
Gwinn, Alma, 1921 n. Meridian.
S1O.29.
Graft, Harry, 224 s. Rural, s11.79.
Gregory, Alexander W., 2751
Bellefontaine, $1167.
Gilman, Norman H., 1850 College,
$4931.
Geyler. Fred. 81 n. Bolton. s15.6e.
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Remley, Charles A, 724 N. Ala
bama St., S11.15.
Rafert, Thomas c., 22O6 Ashland
Ave, $15.5S
Reedy, H. c., 926 College, s15.2S.
Rosenthal. Walter M. S041 N.
Delaware, $69.75.
Roswinkle, William, 90 Parker,
$14.S7,
Susanah K. Harrington, 1920 N.
Meridian ST., $2,529SS.
Steeg. John E., 1902 Shelby, $1S.04.
Stedfeld Anna H, 80 w. Twenty
Fourth, $16.10.
Sprenger, William R, 317 Baldwin
Bldg, $27.23.
Sellers, M. A, care Of Kingan &
Co.. $16.4S.
Spaunhurst, John F., 1851
Boulevard Place, $31.72.
Schmid, Robert c., sos w. Drive
Woodruff Place. $1O.27.
Sweet, Edgar, 11O6 N. Tuxedo,
SLIP.
strohm, Ira c.. 1880 Ashland,
$2O.S2.
seder, Florence M, 22s E. Twelfth,
Apt. 80, $29.32.
Rehg, Walter r., 1885 w. Wash
ington, $14.63.
Smith, Ollie K. 114O Fletcher,
1880.
Stevens, Hazel, 7S4 E. Drive,
Woodruff Pl., $17.74.
Schrader, Wayne c., 101 S. Penn
sylvania 1864.
shubrick, Grafton, IS w. Forty
sixth, $12.OS.
Schluter, Agnes NJ, $50 N. Gray,
s22S9.
Strauss. L. A, care Kahn Tailor
ing Company, $54.9S.
Smith. Ella B., Canal and
Thirtieth, $21.57.
Schwegman,' Elmer J., 1924 e.
North St., s14.33.
Summers. James w, ASA Goodlet
St., S11.33.
Schappell. w. W., 1908 Park,
$73.26.
UNDERWAY Newton J., 631 E.
Thirty-Ninth ST.. $14.12.
v
Ventker, Albert S., 1918 w Wash
ington ST.. S2f 90.
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Niedenthal, Helen. 1923 Ashland.
S11.S2.
Williamson. Sam. 100 N. New
Jersey, $15.O8.
Newburger, Walter, 81 Occidental
Bldg, s15.35.
Newburger, NJ. L., 81 Occidental
Bldg. S32.40.
Napier, Clifford E, No. Bellefon
tame Apis, S14.70.
$11.7O.
Newland. William K. 2152 N.
Meridian, $3.50.
Osbon, John A, 55 w. Thirty
Third, $15.65.
Ochiltree, Harry H. $40 Central,
$1457.
oliver. Harry D., 1915 S. Belmont,
.$1162.
OHara, James j., S44 N. Ran
dolph ST., S1S.96.
Parker H. J., 1860 College, $12.54.
Philips. Tracy c., 3116 N, Illinois,
S19.9S.
Peeft, N. F.. 2157 N Capitol,
1920.
Patton. Martin T.. 1859 N. Illinois,
$3.50.
Page, DIR. La Fayette, 6O3 Hume
Mansur Bldg, $1.153.27.
Patterson. c. A, SS4O College,
1851.
Phelan, Sidney T., SS4O N. Meri-
dian, S964,04.
Powell, Jasper O., a1O5 College.
$25.62.
Rapp, Howard L., 1901 N. Illinois,
s21.93.
Rosner, Morris c.. s23 N. Senate,
SIS.
Rood. Henry L., Spencer House,
PAS S. Illinois, $3.50.
Roach, c. j., 2712 N. Meridian.
SS6.17.
Rapp, Alfred T, 1910 Fall Creek
Blvd, s24.9S.
Reilly. Robert NJ. 4O39 College,
S19.Ss.
Roberts, Forrest A, 1921 N. Della
ware, s11.92.
Rabb, Kate NJ, 1888 N. Penn
sylvania, s10.36.
Rodebaugh, Chas. D., 1905 N
Talbot, $20.53.
Ross, Zoe, 4244 lockwood, $1S.56
Riegel, Bernard G., 1916 S. Talbot,
S16.43.
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Grosshope, Adam. 1928 Park,
$429.67.
Green, James. NJ. POOL Howard.
$25.56,
Quincy, ]. O.. 212 English Hotel,
$S2.7S.
Gerlach, Charles F.. 4O74 Broad
way, $2S.57.
Grim. Edith L., 1850 Central,
$500.
Gillespie, Bryant w, Sphinx Arms,
$2476.
Gould, Lyman A. Jr., 1888 Wash
ington Blvd, Apt. 8, s4S.76.
GRADER, George c., 302 Sanders St.,
$2S.47.
Grady, William M, 221 E. Ohio
St., $25.54.
Ginz, Albert, S25 N, East. s21.46.
Goodrich, Charles c., 4311 Carroll
ton. $146.02.
Godfrey, Wilson W., 1894 Broad
way, $77.S4.
H
Holzberger, John c., 225 N. Orien-
tai ST., $12.11.
Harter, William c.. 1920 N. Me-
ridian St., S11.22.
Hammond, VIM, 1850 Park, Apt.
4, $23.15.
Hallowell, VIM. L., 1902 Columbia,
$15.27.
Humes. George W., 1O49 w.
Eighteenth, $11.S7.
Hageman. Henry, s5S E. McCarty,
$146S
Hale, ]. Clark, 1854 Graceland,
S11.16.
Hayes, Charles W.. 1853 Central,
$22.36.
HILBERT, VIM. 11h N. Oriental.
$13.5S.
Hopkins, Albert L.. R. R. B, Box
473, $11.22.
Hulsman, S. L., 1921 w. sSrd,
S12.63.
Hornstein. James H. 5s4 E.
Thirty Eighth, s141.22.
Hansen, Andrew M, 1927 Wood
lawn, $44.72.
Hess, Charles L., 4Os F. Forty
Seventh, $2O.9S.
Hanft, Jesse E. SIC E. Forty.sec.
ond, S22.62.
Hartford, Moses A. c., 800 Federal
Bldg. s1S.62.
Herber, Emma L.. care Indiana
Trust Company, s32.70.
Harms, Charles F.. 3S9 Park,
$3.50.
Hoygood, Emma F., care of Column
bia Conserve Co., s29.44.
Hildebrand, Elmer W.. 2S45 N.
Delaware. s16.S2.
Harding, Edwin S.. 1852 College,
s23.S5.
Heiny, George William, 1880 S.
Keystone Ave. 1892.
Hartong, Mrs. John w. 43 E.
Fifty-Second, $11.59.
Hurley, Mary E, S1o2 North
western, sf2.12.
Heller, Elroy, GAS n. Gray. S17.32
Herman, Edward J., 1929 Carroll
ton, s2S.O3.
Hughel, Prentiss s.. 4sOS Broad
way, $20.S7.
Jay, Leslie B., 45S4 Washington
Blvd. Apt. s, s1469.
Jones, Mary E., 719 n. Pennsyl-
vania, SIS.
Jordan, Paul r., 1916 Central.
$216O.
Jones, Percy o.. 1892 n. Delaware
ST., 1884.
Jones, A. T. 945 Middle Dr., Wood
ruff Place, S10.33.
Johnson. William T., So Layman
St., $20.22.
Jackson, S. u, 216o Ashland.
s22.21.
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Jorden, E. L., 1888 N. fremont,
S122S.
Kramer, Carol F., 5611 n. Meri
dian, $2302.
Kershner, William H, s07 I. o. o
F. Bldg. S15.6S.
Kremp, Egtelle. 1921 College, $24
L
La Sale, Harry, Puritan Hotel,
$1,000.
Lafollette, Byron E.. 23O E. Forty
Seventh, $519.SS.
Laut, Harold W., Sc N. Dearborn,
S17.67.
Lee. Earl W.. 1854 N. Illinois
sS3.67.
Landers. Mrs. Laura. ALI Carroll
ton, $19.SS.
Loomis, Bessie, "a n. Pershing
s19.S7.
Lehrman, Ernest, $40 w. Nine
teenth St.. s1O.79.
Lewis, Henry E., 763 N. Riley
s12.29.
Hohss, G. F.. 1889 N. keystone,
s15.97.
M
MCGEE, Michael j., oIo Kingan &
Co, S12.10.
Mccormick. William o., III
Exeter, $24.90.
Maddox, Harry L.. SIT w. Yer
mont ST., s14.25.
Miller, Frank H.. 2235 Rowland
s26.75.
Monnette, Ernest E, S1S N. East
1852.
Murphy, Shirley D., 2129 N. Ala
bama, $2262.
Mercer, Ross w. 1888 N. Penn
sylvania, s11.16.
Mundell, Fred NJ. 92O n. Alabama
$3.50.
Morgan. VIM. j.. 1889 N. Me
ridian, s2S.35.
Mushlitz, Earl. 425 E. Fifteenth
1888.
Mayer. Jacob NJ, 2255 N. Meri
dian, 1882.
Miller. Henry F.. 1O7 W. Tenth
ST., $10.54.
Meyer, Robert, SO n. Illinois
S14.S2.
Neiperger, Theodore E, ASP Tbs
S11.SS.
Nelson. Edo, Ais z. Walnut,
1895.
Nicoles, Noel F.. Indiana Bel
Telephone Co. S11.32.
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Discouraged by Illness
Now Life Is a Pleasure
Joseph Wiles, 63, Indian
apolis, Ind, Suffering
With a Complication of
Ills, Declares His Relief
Due Solely to Todd's
Tonic.

Il have been suffering a good
many years with kidney trouble,
impure blood, chronic constipation,
nervousness and loss of sleep. This
created a general rundown condi-
ton and the loss of a great deal Of
weight. Because Of my age, l be-
gan to feel much discouraged. I
was willing TO give up everything
and blame it OH Father Time, but
accidentally 1 ran into one Of my
friends and he advised me to find
out about Todd's Tonic. l took his
advice and as a result decided to
try Todd's Tonic, 1t surely has done
more wonders than I expected. My
kidneys no longer trouble me, my
blood has cleared up and 1 have
gained Is pounds. The daily routine
Of life has become a pleasure in
stead Of a burden. My thanks and
appreciation to Todds Tonic man
ufacturers. 1t is impossible to rec
ommend 1t highly enough.p-JO-
SEPH WILES, 23S Coene St., Indian
apolis, Ind.
Todd's Tonic, with its wine-like
flavor, is pleasant to take. For sale
at all
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ACCURACY

TTiVERY effort is being
L. made to insure accu-
racy in publication of in
come tax figures. How
ever, in copying names
and figures and in setting
them in type, some mac
curacies may occur. The
Times would appreciate
any reader calling our at
tention to any inaccuracies
that may appear in these
columns. Incorrect fig
ures, if there are any, will
be gladly corrected
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Haag's Cut Price
Drug Stores

and all drug stores in Indianapolis,
and throughout this section. Il you
live out of town, write the Haag
Drug Co., Indianapolis, Ind, and pay
the postman 81 when he brings
Todd's Tonic to your door.--Adver
tisement.
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Further Marion County Income Tax Figures

ri ERE is an additional list
l L of Marion County in
come taxpayers. Only those as
sessed more than $40, payable
in 1925 on 1924 incomes, are
listed.
Abke, Frank W., 1902 Roosevelt.
$1S.15.
Aldrich, Nellie, 2O16 Central Ave,
$10.22.
Anderson, Jera, 1925 Marker,
1921.
Andrews, Joseph E., 24O9 N. Della
ware St., $12.S8.
Alice, Charles, 21S N. State Ave,
1891.
Augustus, Charles ", 1918 Keal-
ing, $14466.
Bruner, Henry L., S24 S. Ritter
Ave, $1O.23.
Bissell, P. r., R. R. c, Box 542,
$1494.
Brown, Robert H., R. r. G, Box
4S5, $27.55.
Balm, Frost, L., Al Drexel, $21.S1.
Bradley, o. M, SAG Massachusetts,,
= $11.92.
Barry, Edward c., 4S45 College
Ave, SIS.
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st., $3.50.
Boucher, Evon A.. 14O4 Marlowe
ST., SLIT.
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Jersey St., $12.
Bettcher, William H., 1923 E. New
York, $10.40.
Bourque, Charles S.. So7 Merchant
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Bond, William W., 2S2 N. Addison,
$3.50.
Burk, Maud L., I'LL Broadway.
$18.46.
Blair, Charles c., P. o. box 1874,
$14.39.
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ware St., S2616.
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Alabama $3.50.
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raj. $1172.
Cathrel, Thomas, Isl Center,
$1116.
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S4S.3S.
Churchman, Henry c., 1910 Tai
bot, S2979.
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Fourth, $1s.46.
Cummings, Herbert E., Gil N.
Corothers, Otto NJ, 80 n Capitol,
$1o.2S.
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$500.
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$56.91.
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$19S.37.
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$23.76.
Clark, Ernesto ", 100 Fletcher
Trust Bldg, $2S.S5.
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aware, S19.74.
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Woodruff Place. -$14.93.
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Eighth, $10.46.
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$14.16.
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S11.78.
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$3.50.
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$12.54.
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$14.65.
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Vermont, $11.40.
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