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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

BRAMIENToS DE LOS NUEvOS
FUNCIoNARIOS EJEcUTIVoS.
FL Sr. Pedro Juan Barbosa, hace su
"a la proposition, y es aprobada
por unanimidad, siendo acuerdo que
La session e21traordinaria EMPE-
zARIA A CELEBRARsE MIMI
Tos DEsPUEs DE TERMINARsE
LA SESSION. INAUGURAL. Un
nlaIletazo del Presidente da por
TERMINADA la session inaugural
de Ia Nueva Administration MUM
cipal. Sc declara alberta la session
extraordinaria ETC., etc.
FL autor de estas lineas presen-
clio La toma de possession en- cierto
pueblo y observe que los funciona-
rios executives fueron nombrados
en- la session inaugural sin DEcLA-
PARSE EN- SESSION. ExTRAoR-
DINARIA. Al quedar constituida
la Asamblea Municipal y sin que
expresamente la Asamblea acorda'
Sc que quedaba constituida en- Sc
sion ejecutiva extraordinara el Al
calde electo present6 los nonbra-
mientos a Ia consideration de Ia
Asamblea y 6sta aprob6 los NOM
bramientos.
Estudiando ell case de acuerdo
con La ley Municipal, nos encoa'
tramos que dicha ley en- su articr-
10 II en- relaci6n con la session inau
gural dice:
LA Asamblea Municipal cele-
brara session inaugural ell seglndo
lunes de enero sigruente cada
election general, yen dicha session
eltgira de su seno, por votacion,
secreta. un Presidente y un Vice
presidente, Y aprobara su reglamen-
to interior de acuerdo con los prin-
cipios parlamentarios".
! NADIA, pues dice EXPREsA y
EsPECTFICAMENTE respecto al
nombramiento de les funcionarios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
NUEVo ADELANTo EN- LOCO
MocIoN ELEcTRoFERRovIARIA

Es possible que Ell 6xito de siete
Iocomotoras electricas de nuevo ii
po pedidas recientemente por el
ferrocarril New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, a
la General Electric Company, de
New York inicie una nueva era Ell
la electrificaci61 de Was ferreas
con corriente aiterna.
Estas nuevas maquinas utiliza-
ran Las ventajas de la corriente
alternative las de La continua.
Cada una de elias contendra una SUI
bestacion que tomara alterna de
IL 900 voltios, de La Inca de con
tacto a6rea, y la convertira en- con-
tinua para los motores.
Segdn los tecnicos, una de las
ventajas notables de la corriente
alterna, empleada generalmente por
las graEdes empresas de servicio
p1blico en- Ell transporte de cleo
tricidad desde caidas de aqua a
muchos Kilometres de distancia, pa.
"a los fines del alumbrado y de Ia
fuerza notriz, es 10 econ6nico de
su transmission tensiones eIevadaS
y grandes distancias. Esa venta-
ia la posee dondeQuiera, natural
mente, Ia distribution por corrien
te alterna, y asi en- la via princi
pal del ferrocarril antes mencionac.1
Los tecnicos reconocen tambi6r
que los motores de corriente con
tinua para locomotoras son de c6hs,
truccion mas recia y duradera, y
mas seguros en- servicio que los dc
alterna. Por 10 tanto, las nuevas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

locomotoras gozan de las ventajas
de ambos
Esto Sc considera como I'm i'm
portante adelanto en- locomocion
electrica ferroviaria, en- cuanto que
es la primera vez que las dos CO.
rrientes Sc utiljzan combinadas asi
en- locomotoras para via f6rrea
principal. Cinco de las nuevas loco
motoras seran para servicio de mer-
cancias en- la linea principal del
ferrocarri1 y dos har&n servicio de
maniobra en- patios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
~ LA CAMARA?

Y sigue cumpliendose la teoria
del fifty-ffty. Sc asegura que ell
caucus de la Alianza decidira que
el senador Tous Soto vaya Ia
presidencia de la Camara. En- ese
case, un unionista sera designa-
do para la vice-presidencia, y Sc
ra acknowledgements, el Lcdo. Las
ira Charriez.
Esto, a menos que no ocurra
algo extraordinario, y el Lcdo.
Lastra consiga triunfar sobre el
acuerdo del caucus de La Alianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
Una Orden del Juez Diaz Gin
iron contra Richardson come
Presidente de Ia Com RipICa


Hace POGO mas de dos semanas,
que el Jurado del Hip6dromo de
Ponce castig6 al jockey Jacinto
Marrero, que montaba al caballo
"Zev'', imponiendole como correc-
two una suspension de tres me-
ses.
Marrero, no conforme con la
resolution del Jurado del Hipodro-
mo, Sc presento ante la Corte de
Distrito, solicitando la concession
de un injunction, 10 cual lie fue
concedido. Ell mismo dia en- que
Marrero tomara esta actitud le-
gal, la Comisi6n Hipica, sabien-
das de clio, Sc reuni6 expulsan-
do al Jockey Marrero, bajo acaer-
do unanirne de los mieTnbros aso-
ciados de la misma.
Los abogados senores Felin y
Perez Marchad, en- representation
de Marrero, presentaron al otro
dia un "injuntion' contra la Co.
mission Hfpica, solicitando la anu
laci6n defnitiva del acuerdo to-
mado por esta. Este injunction
debi6 discutirse el dia Is, sin en-
barge, fue transferido para hoy.
La Corte, al efecto, resolvi6 que
el entredicho seguiria en- vigor
hasta que Sc discutiera ell asunto
el 20. A pesar de esta orden le-
gal, por la manana el Secretario
de la Comisi6n lie puso un tele-
grama al seiior Apellaniz, Mana
ger del Hipodromo de Ponce, pa
ra que no dejara correr a Ma
rrero, v Richardson tambi6n le
prohibi6 correr.
Entonces Marrero compareci6
hoy ante la Corte, representado
por sus abogados senores Feliu Y
Perez Marchand, presentando una
querella contra Richardson.
La Hon. Corte Embellishments
expidi6 la siguiente orden, dicta-
da por el Hon. Juez de la misma
Lcdo. Dfaz Cintr6n:
"El Pueblo de Puerto Rico
VS..
F. ]. Richardson, Presidente
de la Comision Hlpica.
Por Cuanto: Esta Hon. Corte
de Distrito, en- esta fecha ha
dictado la orden que arriba Sc
deja transcrita y que Sc hace par
te de este mandamiento.
Por Tanto: Sc ordena a usted
F. J. Richardson para que sin
excusa nj pretexto alguno compa-
rezca ante esta Hon. Corte de
Distrito de Ponce, P. R., el dia
26 de enero de 1925, a las nueve
de la manana a exponer las ra-
zones que tuviese, por que no de-
he ser castigado por desacato de
la orden dictada por esta Hon
Corte de fecha z de enero, 1925
Y de la cual Sc hace relaci6n er
la orden que antes Sc transcribe.
(Fdo.) F. Cotay PURCELL,
Secretario de la Corte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
LA COMISION HIRICA SALE
PARA PONCE

lie session de la Comisi6n cue
habia sido convocada para anoche
las s P. NJ, fue suspnndida has
Ia hoy martes las P. NJ, de-
bido a tener que salir Ia Comisi6n
para Ponce, por ha6er sido cita-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

da por aquella Corte de Distrito
en- un case de injunction" pre-
sentado por Jacinto Marrero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

Ell MUNDO en- su edicion CORES
pondiente al dia Is del corTiente
II es. en- su informe acerca de La to-
ma de possession de la nueva admins
TRACTION en- San Juan dice:
"Luego Ell senior Gaetan Barbo-
sa da lectura una carta dirigida
por ell senior Todd al Presidente de
la Asamb1ea Municipal, en- la cual
Sc solicitaba que aver mismo Sc
REUNIERA LA AsAMBLEA MU-
N1CIPAL EN- SESSION. ExTRAoR-
DINARIA PARA SoMETER A
sU CONSIDERATION LOS NOM
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

Hemos Visto en- ell estableci-
miento de los Sres. Damian
Rodriguez Sachs & Co., el
mas variado y complete sur
lido de trajes para sei1oras.
Igualmente notables son los
diferentes estiIos de corsets,
faias, saIidas de bale, SON.
breros, bufandas etc. que es-
tan causando la admiration
de todas las personals de buen
tono.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

GPUEDE UNA ASAMBLEA MU-
EIcIPAL NoMBAR Los FUN
cIoNARIos EXECUTIVES, EN-
sU SESSION. INAUGURAL, o DE-
PERA PARA ELLo DEcLARAR-
Sc EN- SESSION EXTRAoRDINA-
RIA? lPoDRA HACERLO EN-
AMBoS CASOS?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

res, que a ese respecto, la teoria
del fifty-ffty no sera teoria sola-
mente, sino que Sc llevara a la
practica.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
An Envelope

purse still seems to be Dame
Fashions fayorite, although she
tries to be partial to the pouch
bag. Beautiful hand fooled
feathers, gros grain silks and
combinations in tailored and
handsome embroidered effects.
$500 to $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
Cuffed

are gloves again this Au-
tumn, but, oh, 50 lovely. The
rundown cuff reigns the belle,
but cuffs Of flared styles will
be worn. Many are hand
painted OF embroidered. Wood
shades predominant. 1926 to
$3.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-13
Antique

lis the trend--Russian and
English its ancestors. Every
American woman who beholds
this striking new iewelry will
surely see that she has a set
TO wear. Bracelets, necklaces
and breaches set in many col
oTed stones. $3.50 to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17

jr.; Edith Gould Wainwright and
Gloria Gould Bishop.
The latter seven also are allowed
participation in IL trust fund of APP
proximately $9,226,204, which does not
have to be subjected to court approval.
Thomas +. keogh, guardian for the
three children excluded from the
lesser judgment, is expected to take
an appeal in behalf of his wards.
The Gould millions figured in an
other court action today. which was
a continuation of the suit brought by
5000 minority stockholders of the
Gould Denver and Rio Grande Rail
road for an accounting of 5000, 100000
alleged to have been lost by directors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
G. O. P. LEADER DECLARES
LA Toilette QUIT PARTY
Chairman Campbell of Wisconsin
Objects to Status Given Him by
Senate Republicans.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
OSHKOSH, Wis, December Nv
j. Campbell of Oshkosh, chairman of
the State Republican organization. de-
clared yesterday that the Senate Re
publicans had made a mistake in their
attitude toward Senator La Toilette
My opinion is unchanged" he said.
There is no question over La Fol-
lette's seat or his right to represent
Wisconsin. The question to my mind
is, having left the Republican party
in 1924 and then repeated his state
mentS repudiating the party platform
and its basic principles in 1925, how
can he be a Republican? The uues-
ton of party right and party self
preservation is the only one involved
in the Senate case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
STRIKE COMPROMISE
ASKED FOR RAILMEN
Western Maryland Officials Urged
to Forget Bygones in Spirit
of Christmas.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

HAGERSTOWN. Md, December II.
An appeal to the Western Maryland
Railway Co. to meet with representa-
tives Of the striking engineers and
fremen in a "conciliatory spirit to
effect a compromise of the wage dis
Pute which has been pending for many
weeks was made last night.
Resolutions were passed at a mass
meeting, at which Gilbert Hyatt of
Washington, D. c., representing labor.
and others spoke. The resolution call
ed attention to the approach of Christ
mas, with peace and good will In the
hearts of men. and suggested that by
cones be forgotten and a compromise
acceptable to both sides be reached.
by which the trainmen could be re-
stored TO their jobs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
Born Before Marriage.

The children thus excluded are
George Sinclair Gould, Jane Sinclair
Gould and Guinivere Gould. They
were born before their mother, who
was Guinivere Sinclair, became the
second wife of George j. Gould, but
their births We're legitimized after the
marriage.
If the judgment filed yesterday is
allowed TO stand, their share will go to
the seven other children, who are the
present Jay Gould. Kingdom. Gould,
Marjorie Gould DreXel, Lady Decies,
formerly Nivien Gould: George Gould,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
QUAKE HITS NEVADA TOWN
Shock Felt at Fallon and in Sur
rounding Sections.

RENO, New, December II @.-
Two earthquakes were felt at Fal-
Ion. New, and surrounding sections
yesterday. The first shock occurred
at 1890 am, and the second, the
most severe, at 1890 yesterday after
noon. No damage was reported.
Reports from the Dixie Valley sec
ton east of Fallon indicated n Sc
we're quake. with the hot springs of
that vicinity showing increased ac-
tivity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
TRUST FUND DENIED
3G0ULD CHILDREN
Offspring of Second Wife Ex-
cIuded by New York Su-
preme Court.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December IA
Judgment excluding the three children
Of the late George J. Gould by his sec
ond wife from participating in trust
fund from his fathers estate, and
ordering it's distribution among his
seven other children, was entered yes
terday in the New York Supreme
Court.
The judgment deprives the three
younger children of share in a fund
of approximately $4,000. 900 established
by Jay Gould, the founder of the fam
lily fortune. for the children of George
j. Gould.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
Monster Potato
Crop Lifts Debt
On Idaho Church
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Decem-
Der 17.-Soutkern Idaho's monster
potato crop has lifted the mortgage
from Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church here.
The scheme of soliciting dona-
tons of potatoes was worked out
by Rev. Horace Turner, pastor of
the church for three years. Com
mittees canvassed the country dis
tricts, collecting sacks of "spuds."
which were sold, and the money
turned into the mortgage fund.
The edifice cost $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
DEBATE ON DEBT PACT.
Agreement Now Before Italian
Deputies.

ROME, December II @.-The
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday be-
gan the debate on the American debt
funding agreement.
The Senate already has approved
the debt accord, ard Prof. de Stefano,
iorme.- minister Of finance, in his re-
port on the agreement, urged the
Chamber to ratify 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17

drain all swamps near Argrinion,
Greece, and build a toll canal through
the adjoining land to connect Tricho-
mia and Lysimachis lakes with the
AchelooS River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17

Old headstones In a cemetery in Yer
mont are coated with cement to pre-
serve them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-04

Hughes, James H., 1915 n. Talbot
Ave, $107.11.
Hartong, John w, 40 L. Fifty
Second, $135.0S.
Hufford. Charles A, GA w. Thir-
tieth, $2999.
Hueber, Carl A. 215S S. Meridian,
s11.66.
Hoffman, John, 81 n. Warman,
1883.
Harris. Edith B., sos Davlan apart
ments, s13.Os.
Huston, William A., S94S Guilfcrd
Ave, s66.40.
Hall, Lorette r., 4054 Central Ave,
SIS.
Holmes, j. Frank, 921 Hume
Mansur, S1SS.S2.
Halayjian, Casper H, 4SO Massa-
chusetts, s1296.
Hurst. Henry NJ, 1880 Willow
Drive, S1+.35.
Ingram, Claude, S425 Guilford,
s22.69.
Isgrigg, James E.. 1928 Broadway.
SEAS.
Jackson, Chester H.. 419 E.. Wash
ington, s21.
Johnson, Edward, 2424 E. Tenth,
SEAS.
Jabinsky, Louis. 941 Union. SLIP.
John, Fred G., 1926 University
Ave, $4,000.
Johnson, Everett c., 5505 Pleasant
Run Pkwy. Dr.. s17.15.
Jolly, Jessie e. 6l7 y. New Jersey,
sl5.13.
Jones, Margaret ". spink-Arms
Hotel, ss232.
Jacoby, Elias, $50 E. FiftyNinth,
S620.9S.
Judy. James S. S4OS College,
Ss2.6S.
Jeffrey. VIM e., Apt. 1O--127 l..
St. Joseph, 1911.
K
Kavanaugh. f. L.. 945 High,
S36.47.
Kahn. Ely T.. 542 Warren. S13.43.
Knochenmus, Herman, 30l4
Ruckle. $26.S3.
Keeling, Fl. r.. 21O Berkeley Rd..
$131.34.
Kiser, Julian j.. AIS Washington
Blvd. $1.OO7.75.
Kersey. Nina. 76O y. Pershing,
s15.42.
Klee, Edward T., 1884 Station.
$5443.
Kennedy. Josephine, 222 Z. Michi-
gan, s1O.3S.
Klnzell. Erwin. 6OS odd Fellow
building, s22.54.
L
Lutz, Frank w, 5613 f. Wash.
ington. $500.
Loughery. II. t. 66S N. Temple.
$1,000.
Levy, Arthur, 6OO2 E. Washington,
sS4.SO.
Lovette, Charles f.. 1920 Ruckle,
$15.2S.
Lyman. Benjamin. POPS Central.
$21.03.
Loining. Ruth. 721 n. East. s11.97.
Lockwood, Virgil H., 1909 ". Penn
sylvania, $2S5.S6.
Leuel. Theodore H., 1928 " New
Jersey ST.. $69.03.
Lehman. Ada. 1926 N. Pennsyl-
vania, $l05.79.
Little, Henry A.. 4525 Guilford.
$SS.17.
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Peters. Robert j. D., 1908 E..
Michigan, $42.27, Nt
Price. John NJ, S716 n. Delaware,
$399.46.
Pfeiffer, G. A., Apt. 7. E. Maple
Rd., S17. $2O.7S.
- R
Ryan, George T., 42S3 Ralston,
$26.SS.
Ryan, H. A, 4427 Schofield, s29.14,
Ryan, C. c.. 4535 y. keystone,
s1O.95
Richardson, Burt E., care Fletcher
Savings and Trust. $2O.76.
Roberts, Ralph, Route l., Box LOT,
$34.S2.
Reedehase, Fred, 2914 Carson,
$S7.O1.
Rappaport. Leo NJ, 1914 Park
Ave. $2,SS7.2O.
Rich, Roy, 617 n. Illinois, $1S.52.
Roell E. A.. III Terrace, $1O.26.
Roempke, Henry P, 1881 Pros
pect ST., $4,000.
Robinson. Chester L., 1914 Belle
fontaine, $26.02.
Ruschaupt, Charles F., 1927 n.
Talbot Ave, $500.
Ruckelshaus, Henry, 90 L. Ma
pie Rd., S17.39
Speaker, Charles, 1O4S S. East,
$24.9S.
Simpson, Kyle. Bass College, $1O.56.
Shakelford M. b., Union Stock
Yards. $24.75.
Shubrick. Julia j.. 1926 n. Penn
sylvania. S26.4S
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divides, Louis. S26 Union. $1,000.
West, Ralph c., 231S f. Washing
ton. $22.S4.
Woollen, w. W., care Denison
Hotel, S10,79.
Warfel, Charles o.. Middle Drive
Woodruff Place, $17.64,
WEIGH, John r. 1859 N. Penn
sylvania, S495.05.
Whiting. Ivan r., Seventeenth and
Illinois, $141.9O.
Wampler, c. c., 246 n. Oakland.
$3.50.
Waterbury, Henry L., 316S Wash
ington Blvd, $1S1.9s.
Williams, Albert, 1923 n. California,
s1464.
Wiegand, Homer L., 1906 N. I'LL
nois St., $112,S9.
Weber, Don A., II e. Michigan
St, $16.04.
Wentworth, Stephen N, 1929
Sangster, 1880.
Williams, Sylvester A., SIS Il. Arr.
IONA, $1S.S4.
Walker, Irwin, 1902 Linden. s11.O3.
Williams, j. M. 1907 n. Olney,
S15.05.
Wllcutts, *. D., II. r. M. Box 80,
$500.
-. .ac~sa
Y
Yates, Clarence Marshall, 2615
Shriver Ave, 1859.
Zimmerman, Daniel j, 3l6 Z.
North. Apt 5. $11.22.
Zwicker, Frederick, 1909 Washing
ton Blvd. SOFA.
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Lemcke. Cornelia c., 1O44 n. Del
aware, s12.S2.
Larsen, Lowell T., 2027 Langley,
s14.29.
Lloyd, Harry H., 1866 Park, $22.6S.
Lewis Frank, 716 y. Last, No. 8,
$21I3.
Moore, Frances H., 1921 y. Penn
sylvania, $685..
Mendenhall. Charles, 60S-609 Oc-
cldental building. 1883.
Mason, George, P. o. Box pa
s26.4S.
Mincacu. Mix B., &c E. Washing
ton, $24.0O.
Meriwether, John E., English
hotel, $27.54.
Mcshane. John J.. 5126 College.
$16.65.
Meyer, Charles A, 4SO N. Merd-
ian. S1O.43.
Mcleod, Donald NJ, 20 w. Twenty
First. s15.47. ..-..
Martin. Lester E., 1925 E. Michi.
gan, s1S.O7.
Meyer, II. f.. 1921 Union. s19.SS,
McCarty Charles r., 906 Z. Nor.
ris. $20.37.
McBeth. w. W.. 10 Peter Pan
Apis. S14.50.
Millikan, Lowell D., 1929 College,
$11.37.
Main, E. e.. Eleventh St. and Col
lege Ave, $3.50.
Miller, owen L., 1888 Washington
Blvd, $149.97.
Miller. James. 1886 n. New Jersey,
$114.10.
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Spencer, William M, 1876 Linwood,
$40.
steffen, Elmer A. 9l22 Sutherland,
S16.5O. ,.t%
shirk, Thomas c.. 1917 Barth,
$44.14.
Smith, Karl, 21lO N. Meridian,
1923.
saulter, John t. zoos n. Alabama,
$1793.
spindler, 921 Hume Mansur Bldgp
$685..
Seton. Horace. 1921 lockwood,
s23.12.
Turner, John O., 1927 N. New Jer.
sey. $11.7O.
TRACER, Louis, 10 n. fremont,
s1767.
Trout, j. M, eO7 Wallace, s1O.SS.
Thomson, Alex S456 Central,
5000.
Taylor, Frederick e. 1885 N. Me-
ridlan. $55.9S.
Thomas. Andrew c., 912 e. -Four
teenth, $3.50.
Taylor, Myron D., 1882 Park,
$17S7.
Taylor, S. F. II +. Michigan,
$19.73.
Thorns. Herman e., 1912 n. New
Jersey, $167.S4.
Van Camp, Fannie, 1854 n. Della
ware, $401.50.
Wood, John c., $40 n. Meridian,
$22,S5.
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Moore, Ben B., 1904 Salem. No. 1,
S13.14
Marsh, Frederick L., $40 s. Ad-
olson, $13.s6.
Morrett, Bess, 1929 n. Penn
sylvania. $17.57.
Meyer, F. j., S29 Greer, $S1.75.
Magee. Paul. sol n. Tacoma,
5000.
Nadalny, j. r., % w. Sixteenth,
s12.57.
o'Neill, Edwin. $50 n. Alabama,
$2S.SS.
O'Brien, Robert f.. Room SO, 100
n. Senate. 1881.
Otis, Charles w, 1906 Madison,
$1O.51.
Olson, C. NJ, 26O4h College,
$1,O76.O1.
Perham. Stanley H., 45O7 Carroll
ton, S29.71.
Pardieck. Gertrude L., 1857 n.
New Jersey, S15.15.
Peacock, William T., 4911 n. Penn
sylvania, SPILL.
Porter. Adelbert, T., r. r. ]. Box
LAG, $3.50.
Paetz, Stella NJ, 5246 Pleasant
Run Parkway. $36.1O.
Pearce, Pauline w. 1927 Guilford,
$12.32.
Perine, Thomas c., 903 I. o. o. F.
Bldg, $3.50.
Plogsterth, Louis w, 527 y. David
son. $10.31.
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FERE is an additional list
II of Marion County IN
come taxpayers. Only those as
sessed more than $40, payable
in 1925 on 1924 incomes, are
listed.
Aronhalt Guy, 1868 n. Illinois
s11.6S.
Ahern, John, 1917 Oliver, $3.50.
Augrick. Ernest r., 534 Jones St.,
S1195.
Anderson, John, 1913 Prospect
$19.42.
Abel, Otto A., 1921 N. Beville
$6792.
Abel Frank W., 21OS N. Meridian
$3.50.
Blackburn, r. A., 354 5. Arlington
$3.50.
Bienstadt, Ben B., S459 N. Capitol
$12.S5.
Baldwin, Carl c., S44S Kenwood
1920.
Bastain, Robert E., 241o Park
1885.
Bibler, Mable F., 1922 Fall Creek
Blvd, s11.25.
Brock, A. c., Middle Drive Wood
ruff Place, SPOTS. y
Bader, John W., 724 Garfield
1890
blackburn, c. NJ, 1909 College
$12.61.
Block, ]. NJ, 271O Sutherland Ave,
$144.
Bennett, A. O.. 344S College, $1s.24
Beckett. Wymond j., "A Union
Trust Bldg, $195.56.
Burkert, George c., 2942 Broad
way, $24.S9.
Blomberg, Herman, 1856 English
Ave-, $2o.69.
Byers, Harry c., 637 N. Dearborn
ST., $18.S9.
Buschmann, Louis E., 1921 Park
Ave, $685..
fuschmann. Charles L., 1927 Cen
tran Ave, $1SS.75.
Buschmann. George H., 1244 Cen
trail Ave, $571.26.
Buschmann Harry c., 1914 Cen
trail Ave, SABA
Berry. H. j., 1921 N. New Jersey
ST., 1,454.0S.
Bair, Roland r., Ola Roosevelt
Bldg. $240.65.
Beazel, Harry w, 1858 n. New
Jersey, s1O2.19.
Ball, E. B., 94i n. keystone,
$13S.5O.
Brown, Frank B.. 3O7 E. North,
$62.15.
Barnard. George NJ, 3Os Fletcher
American Bank Bldg, s101S.
Baily, George, 41O n. Meridian,
1895.
Baker, Albert, SO Fletcher Trust
Bldg, $412.24.
Bowersmith, w. c., 325 N. State
Ave, 1884.
Baase, Henry c., BIAS Ruckle,
1928.
Braney, Willard, 1913 N. Bradley
1924.
Berns, John E., 6O2 Lombard Bldg.
$685.
Barrett, Sarah W.. r. r. A, Box
1876, s3S5.2O.
Baven. r. NJ, 44SO Carrollton,
s12.34.
Conner, Abner F., 2OSS N. Ala
bama, S42.71.
Cecil Linnie, 1888 Ashland, s12.S6
Ctevenger. Heber L., 900 w. Thir
ty.Third. 1864.
Cuyler, II. A., 1907 Park. s21.73.
Curle, Marvin, 1920 Guilford
s1o.SS.
Car1nin, John L.. 1902 Eugene,
$13.17.
Cox Estate, Sarah j.. 1896 Broad
way, $7S2.
Conn. Melville s.. ALI Washing
ton Blvd. $1,oO4.12.
Conner, r. L., 1850 Park, s93.54.
Cavanaugh, Edmund s., 309
Lemcke Bldg, s65.62.
Culp, David F., 22s n. East ST.,
s20.S9.
Claffey. George E.. All Winthrop
Ave. $500.
Conner, w. F., 1928 Park, $15.OS
Christina, Edwin E., 915 e. Fifty
Fourth, 1882.
Donahue, VIM. 14O1 f. Vermont
1891.