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The Washington times., 1925-10-10
IOTs GOSSIP PERSONS AND EVENTS IN WASHINGTON SOCIEI
WORLD SERIES
VISI TORS
FETED
President Has Luncheon
Guests Congressman
Porter Host


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TO-DAY nar. anu - s 81 s., 4. q ! a
York and Frank stearnss 0k Boston,
who accompanied them later to the
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.lLSs $3.50 ~. ,,s Is - $500 49,
&. 591s..s. ~. ! rr sIaw
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Congressl..aA 80 80 T Fars,s ase 4 ~
80. - flae House was host
at dinner last eNetin as ~ AluNs
er House. entertaining 1narsyssa1
friends Who nad cglne zroln 1Itss.
burgh to attend sne Masnanesq ..
games e ...ss.,,..s 1890, q An.
strong, Daniel Winters VI Stlli.
van, Congressman John NORM, Mr.
and Mrs. John b1gaasl Aar. ana
Mrs. Charles Shoa9 AlE. ana AAks:
Rout1ey, Mr. ana MIS-. ~ Esaaty ana
The dinner was arranged Ia cele-
hrafion of Mr. McKenna forty
sigI4fIs hirfl1dav.
ss,yn ~. rsn1rrsr7rprrAHN
-. 80 !. - !, 1870
FOR PAINlsAtS 49, q -
The Chinese minister Pr, hze,
win entertain at dinner THIS gNsla.sls
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Fred Britten, Miss Louise Lacey
Miss Beatrice Henderson, Everett
Sanders, secretary to the President
Miss Louise Lacey, Mr.. and Mrs,
Allen Dulles, william e. Price and
william Bowie Clarke.
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striving for. Determining and treat ing diseases, especially parasites. Calling in help after an animal has taken ill has very small value. It should be raised in healthy surround
 ings, and fed a properly balanced ra- tion.
 The perfect fox or other fur bear ing animal has not yet been raised, and only very remotely approached. The thoughtful breeder is striving to each year produce better pups than
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would be where few wild animals were used for scientific research work in connection with the study of anthelmintics and the like.
 Suppose a company was being formed to raise high grade horses, and announced they were not going to purchase any pure bred foundation stock, but would go out on the plains and catch few small, inbred cayuses
 Continued on Page 23)
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he did the year before, and to develop a definite strain in his herd.
 Wild Animals Not Good
 There seems to be a general but mistaken impression, even among some of the Government Bureaus, that fur rancher sets out few traps and is very lucky if he adds a few wild animals to his ranch One wild animal added to ranch of pure bred stock Cf for breeding purposes) would cause as great loss financially as an
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INCOME TAXES
Are GIVEN OUT

Continued From Page u
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Levi, Albert w. 1870 N. New
Jersey St., $685..
Lasher, Clinton D.. 2O41 n. Ala
bama ST., S35.05.
Littman, Arthur, 212S N. Pennsyl-
vania, S21.94.
Layman. Cora B., 20 S. Audubon
Rd., s37.09.
Luplow, julius c.. 568 West DR.
Woodruff Place, $10.37.
Lichtenberg, Frank, 1101 s. Meri
dian ST., $17.47.
Lamb, Albert. r.. 4207 E. Wash
ington St., s11.25.
Little, John W., $50 N. Rural ST.,
$27.77.
Lenahan, Thomas A., 1914 College
Ave. S16.74.
Linkenhoker, Maud B., 1902 E.
Washington St., s1oFf.
Linkertt, HowaIG L., 1928 Gull
ford Ave, $S4.5o.
Lackey, Joe P, Is N Senate Ave,
s3o.51.
Love, Hugh H, 1904 N. Meridian
St., $137.64
Lambertus. Peter, 2sos N. Ala
bama, s32.4s.
Leatherraan, F. D, 5oOa carrollton,
$1,000.
Liebe, Clara L, $500 Central,
$34e.27.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-01
BLACK DRAUGHT
HELPED COUPLE
South CaroIinians Find Relief
From Distressing Disorders
by Taking Well-Known
Vegetable Medicine.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry James of Harris
vile, g. c., both report the great help
Thedfords Black Draught has been to
them in the treatment Of severe COM
mon ailments.
sIrhad a bad spell with my stomach"
says Mr. James. After would eat.
If ate anything with grease in it, 1
would feel tight in my chest and BIT
ter taste in my mouth, until l got
where l didn't want to eat
MY druggist told me Black Draught
was good so began using it. I took
small doses after meals and it did help
me. Ny food seemed to digest. l keep
Black Draught and use it all the time,
when l have the least trouble, and it
cleanses the liver and does me a lot Of
good"
Il saw that Black -Draught was doing
my husband lots of good" Mrs. James
continues the story, 80 I thought
would use it, too / had a tight feeling
IN my chest after meals, a lot Of gas,
too, and my skin was yellow and mud
dy-looking. l felt tired all the time,
just played out, but after taking
Black -Draught 1 was no longer consti-
pated, my skin cleared up and l felt
much better in every way"
A million packages of Thedford's
Black Draught are now sold Il month.
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Valiant, Frank L., Sphinx Arms
Hotel, S25.13.
Van Camp, Raymond P, Forty
Eighth St. and Michigan Rd., ST.
0SS.14.
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none of the individuals have paid
any taxes. These books are lists of
"non-paid," or names of individuals
who filed tax returns but were
exempt from paying any taxes.
1t is frequently found that persons
supposed to have very large incomes
pay no taxes at all. This is ex
planned through losses incurred
during the year offsetting the in
come. Among the names in the
"nonpaid" list are numerous well
known Indianapolis persons.
Originated Last Year
The tax publicity scheme orig
mated in Congress during consid
GRAFTON of the tax bill in 1924. A
compromise arrangement was worked
out by the Senate and the House
whereby only total amounts Of taxes
paid should be made and that the de
tails Of the return should remain Sc
cret.
A divergence of official opinion
arose last year when newspapers
began to print the income returns
and the Baltimore Post, a Scripps
Howard newspaper was indicted to
test the validity of publication. The
Supreme Court several months age
ruled it was fully within it's rights
and acquitted the paper.
Treasury officials are unalterably
opposed to the publicity section of
the law and an effort will be made
to kill the section when the new tax
law is written in the coming De
cember session of Congress. The
way Congress lines up now indicates
however, that the efforts will be to
no avail.
Large Payments
Among HOLSTERS who paid large
sums Of tax were:
A. w. THOMPSON, broker
Fletcher American Bldg, s33 ,2621S
WILLIAM f. ENGLISH, hotel
owner and State Senator, English
Hotel. $1.6O6SS.
ROY f. WILMETH, automobile
dealer, 722 n. Meridian ST., ST..
024S0.
WILL II. HAYS, director general
Of the moving picture industry, Sui
Ivan, $1O,2S49O.
ELI LILLY, manufacturer, 730
S. Alabama St, $5,3S9.42.
JOSIAH X. LILLY. manufacturer
$50 S. Alabama St, $24,797.51.
/ WILLIAM b. BURFORD, en-
graver and printer, 40 S. Meridian
St, $1S,341.47.
MRS. ANNIE L. ERSKIN, South
Bend $S5, 762.67.
w. PAUL ZIMMERMAN, Goa
operator. Brazil. $4,565.59.
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Watson. George o., Haugh Hotel,
$500.
White, Thomas c.. Hotel Edward,
$1L76.
wingert. A. F., S64O n. Meridian
ST., $12.
wechsler, Robert j.. 1865 Union
ST., S23.16.
Whallon, Thomas c., Washington
Hotel, S9798.
Wiley, u. w, 1926 n. New Jersey
St, $55.42.
Waugh. William, 33s n. Delaware
ST.. $SO.S4.
Warnock. Co.. Clarence o., 1924
Park Ave, s22S.04.
Wilcox, Dorothy, 1928 College
Ave, S12.26
Wagner. Edward F., 1888 oxford
Ave. S13.66.
Watts, Wilbur, 60 Kenmore Rd.,
s10.4S.
Y
Young, DIR. G. L.. 37S Prospect ST..
S17.95.
Young. Nellie G. 2a14 College
Ave-, S14.74.
Young, E. ]. 494S Broadway,
$500.
Young, William H., Bio Pleasant
Run Pkwy., s12.S6.
Zoller, Frank f., 3340 w. Tenth
St. S13.44.
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ACCURACY

RI VERY effort is being
l. made to insure aocu-
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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Fl. NJ. GLossBRENNER, manu-
facturer, 20 8. Delaware St., ST.
00S65 4
o. o. MELTON, Hammond. s7.'
91166.
Lie. HUEY, lumber man, 1712 w.
New York St, $1,250.S0
JOSEPH J. COLE, deceased, for.
ner automobile manufacturer, 81
1871.
l.. r. GIGNILLIAT, commandant
Culver Military Academy, $390!40.
L. G. KARSTEDT, contractor,
1927 Lemcke Bldg $249.16.
RAYMOND p. VAN CAMP, hard
ware and iron dealer. 401-425 w.
Maryland ST., $1,OSS14.
HARRY LEVINSON, halter,
spink.Arms, S3,OS9,21.
ALBERT r. ERSKIN, president,
Studehaker Automobile Corporation,
South Bend. $99,210.56.
JAMES w. NOEL. attorney, 1921
90 Meyer iser Bank Bldg. S7S.3S.
HOMER MCKEE, advertising,
1905 Kahn Bldg. $45.S6.
ALBERT STUMP, 541-44 Console
dated Bldg, $46S0.
ADAM BECK, president, Indiana
Portland Cement Company, Sphinx
Arms, $t,06245.
CARL Fl. NOTE, former secretary
public service commission. $3.50 n.
Delaware St. $21 456.91
BERT BOWER, Of Hagenbeck-
Wallace Circus, $30,924,S4.~
WILLIAM SUNDAY. evangelist,
/ W-inona Lake, S1O,111.63.
THOMAS TAGGART, hotel pro-
prietor and politician, French Lick,
$10,5 81
WILLIAM II. BLOCK, department
store owner. Illinois and Market SITS,
S2S,2S6.S6.
MEREDITH NICHOLSON, novel
ist, Golden Mill, $1,586.34. 4
MRS EUGENE NICHOLSON
wife of Meredith Nicholson, Golden
Hill, $S,67147.
GEORGE AIDE, author. Brook,
Ind, S2,5S950.
FRED A. SIMS. attorney, and
former memrNr Of the State tax
board, 1903 Merchants Bank Bldg,
81 .29s.8S.
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First LIST of Marion County Income Taxpayers

Fl ERE is a partial list of
n amounts Of income tax
payable in 1925 on 1924 income
of Marion County citizens. The
Times is presenting the figures,
obtained from internal revenue
records, in cases only where
more than $40 tax was paid.
A
Arnold, Richard c., 4119 College
Ave, $11.13.
Aichhorn, Merle G, S740 Carroll
ton Ave, SLIPS.
Alfred, Edward, 111S Harding St..
$7227.
Ash, Edward, 524 Bosart Ave,
$17.10
Amthor, Edwin j., 1905 College
Ave, 1914.
Ashjian, seraph, 0424 College Ave,
SOIL.
Ashjian, Karopp, 4284 Cornelius
Ave, $72.4S.
Armstrong, William A, Ala z. Sew
enteenth ST., $29.53.
sac Allen, F'redonia, Thirty Second and
Meridian Sts., $613.12.
sf B
Bell, Chas w. 1912 W. New York
ST, $282,s7.
Bateman, John W., 5115 E. Michi-
gan St, S34.7s.
Bayles, Frank T., 533 King Ave,
S1420.
Barnett, Charles j., SO w. Wash
ington ST., $15.15.
Brown, Weber L.. II Savoy Apis,
$247S.
Beasley, Charles A., Morris and
Oliver Ave, S15.25.
Bauer Harry c., 500 E. Market
ST., $121.77.
Bouslog, Ernest A, 1903 N. Illinois
ST., $42.26
Butner, Roscoe, SS46 Park Ave.,
$473.46.
Bruno, Numzio, So17 College Ave..
$65.52.
Bruno, Charles, 4747 w. Washing
ton St.. $6552.
Bateman, Harriet. 1908 N. Ia.
coma Ave, $1S.s4.
Birmingham, David j. Jr., 410 N.
Meridian St.. SIPS.
Bogert, C. L., 10 E. South ST.,
1928.
Bourne, Myra, e6S E. Eleventh
ST., $1O.12.
Barrttt, Ralph E., 1920 N. Pennsyl-
vania ST., $34.15.
Behrent, Fred A., 1924 Pleasant
ST., $21.57.
Balls, Clara, 1887 Park Ave, $27.36.
Baron, George M. 523 Massachu-
sets Ave, $16.96.
Brown Fl. r., S43 N. Meridian ST.,
$2146.
Bulmahn, George c., 949 Harrison
ST., $4,000.
Brinkley, Aquilla D., 100 w.
Thirty-Eighth ST., $13.5S.
Burnett, Leo n, 2043 N. Delaware
ST.. $90.27.
Barth, Jacob S., 4426 Broadway,
$17.e4.
Barth, Chas. A, 4506 Allisonville
Rd., $25.73.
Bland, Chester E., 626 N. Glad
stone Ave, $500.
Belden. Louis D., 624 Hume
Mansur Bldg, $2S.35.
Bishop, Dwight j., 1901 E. Six.
teenth ST., $3.50.
Baus, John D., 1649 n. Alabama
St., $11.87.
Baskins, William, 2945 Paris Ave,
$1240.
Coulter, James A., 1926 w. Wash
ington st. $11.20.
Carter, Vinson, 1894 n. Pennsyl-
vania St., $3.50
Clark, Frederick A, 1910 N.
Pennsylvania ST., $124.4O.
Cleland, Frank j., 500 Continental
Blk. Bldg, $20.5O
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~ II 8M&k - = ~ -
g income tax figures at Federal Bldg.
Renton, Andrew L., Spink-Arms
Hotel. s33
Rouse, Walter A, 215 S. Audubon
Rd. $3.50.
Robertson. ]. Frank. e5 N. Ritter
Ave. S15.e6.
Rankin. Leslie H. S77s Salem ST.,
s13O5.
Robinson. Clyde E.. 13s E. Market
St., s49.5O.
Ryan. Gilbert E.. $40 N. Airing
ton Ave, s14.42.
Ryan, Mary E., $50 n. Oakland
Ave, s1O.94.
schowalter, Guss A, Sphinx Arms
Hotel, sS495.
slupesky, Frank B.. 143S Union
I ST., s21.O1.
Stone, Carl e, 5734 Pleasant Run
Parkway, $23.6O.
stribbs, Marian c.. 90 w. Forty
Second ST., $15.52.
Snyder, John D.. 437 Bancroft ST..
SI2.3S.
Stevenson. Thomas D., 1872 E.
Thirty Second St, 1855.
Stayman, Guy L., 402 n. Me-
ridian St. s54t.91.
Sullivan. Percival b., 2235 n. Ala
bama St. S10.S6.
Scott, Harry L., 3s04 Central Ave.
1906.
Striebeck, Forrest NJ, 400 n. Dear
born St, S1S.96
Stuckmeyer. Charles H., 941 Eng
lish Ave. $24.77.
Snyder, E. H., ASA Gullford Ave.
s1743.
Sanders. Fred w, 11O6 Prospect
St. s12.29.
saltmarsh. c. e.. s462 n. Merid-
ian St. 1888.
Smith. Robert b. 1881 Brookside
Parkway, S. D., s1S.5s.
Simmons, John E., 324s Graceland
Ave, $1O,37.
spearing. Albert H.. sos n. De-
quincy St. $14.33.
SWEET, WILDER W., 40 N. Sherman
Dr.. S12.19.
Stelzel Roderick w, 1000 w.
Thirty-Fourth ST., S16.42.
Swift F. c., 5S79 Central Ave-,
S2S.s7.
T
Traugott, Leo, 211 E. Thirty-Flrst
St. s532.43.
Traugott, Louis, Central Ave.
s475.O1.
Trabue, wilfred c., 1914 Prospect
ST., $500.
front, Baxter F., $40 Fletcher Ave
Apt. B., S13.47.
Tudor, William A.. 1142 w. Thir-
ty-sixth St, $14.s6.
Tritchey, Elizabeth NJ, sic
Fletcher Ave, S13.46.
Thorburn, Albert D., Apt. No. 3,
$500 n. Meridian St. S25.62.
Thibodean, John L., 60 Real Silk
Hosiery Mills, $52.43.
v
Valiant, Frank L., Sphinx Arms
Hotel, s25.1S.
Van Camp, Raymond P. Forty
Eighth st. and Michigan Rd., ST..
OSS.14.
Walker, DR.. H. A, Gil Medical
Arts Bldg. s36.5s.
Wilkinson, Orville A, 1904 N.
Pennsylvania St, S1707.
washburn, Nathan T.. 1886 N.
Capitol Ave, S245.21.
Ward. William, S911 N. Capital.
s29SS6.
/ woerner, Amelia B., 2433 Central
Ave, s1059.
Whelden. Joseph E.. 2S11 N. Penn
sylvania St, S2O.1O.
Wiebke, Edward c., 144 Hampton
Drive, 1920.
Wright. Victor L., S449 Carrollton
Ave-, S11.75.
Warner. Florence NJ. AIS E.
Fifteenth St. s13.12.
Wilkins. Ernest L., 634 Highland
Dr.. $15.O5.
Wampler c., Donald, 41S n. Del
aware ST.. $1,000.
Wetherbolt, Bess B., 1OS E. Pratt
ST.. .s24.59.
Weaver. Karl D., 929 E. Thirty
Fourth St. $1773.
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Part of Times force of clerks eopyin
Lavery. George j.. COL keystone
Ave. $500.
lie Gore, Dan w, 400 Peoples
Bank Bldg, S111.55.
Langdon, Harry K, 1854 N. Penn!
sylvania ST., $5ZS1.
M
Mooney, William J.. 1910 N.
Pennsylvania St. s1Os.6s.
Maurer. Oscar c.. 2442 N. Pennsyl-
vania St, s6S.s7.
Metzger, Harry A. 2OS5 n. Me-
ridian St, $500.
Mendenhall. Pearson. SIG Ameri-
can Central Life building, s1o.47.
Mccullough, VIM. l., 90S Hume
Mansur Bldg. s59.S3.
Mess, George Joseph. Ais N. Cap
itol Ave. $3.50.
Morrison, Budd L., 564S Winthrop
Ave, S15.24.
McRoberts, Donald c.. 4426 Col
lege Ave, s16.4O.
Mozlngo. Arvine E.. 1888 s. Merid.
ian St, s12.15.
Moore. Harry B.. 1875 n. Meridian
ST., $11.2O.
Meng, Arthur s., 445S College,
1910.
Mayer, Henry H., AZ w. Wash
ington, $3.50.
McCaskey, Carl H., 4O53 n. Penn
sylvania St. S36.S9.
Meyers. William p. 235 Penway
Bldg, :25.74.
McCool John F.. 141O f. Wash
ington St, S42.19.
Mellett, Roland L.. 1857 Washing
ton Blvd, S52.O7
Mitchell. Ed L., 701 me-Mansur
Bldg, S42s.66.
Nehrbas, Frederick p, 1888 n.
Pennsylvania St, $100.57.
Noggle, +. o., 2719 College Ave,
S126.63.
Nicholas. Burke. Apt. sos. 2SO E.
Pratt ST., $12.27.
Neale, Beatrice E.. 2osS Boulevard
Pl.. S11.3S.
Nuckols, Arthur L.. 1908 f. Wash
ington ST.. Splits.
Neall, Ida NJ, 1868 Talbot Ave,
S1OSS.
Naigele. F. A. 1927 E. Merrill St.
s1629.
Nydegger. Otto o., 2s1S Central
Ave, S10.79.
Nicholas, r. A., 300 Lemcke Bldg,
s1767.
Nuys, Frederick Van, 30S Fletcher
American Bank Bldg, $5o.S6.
oDonnell. John F.. 1911 Belle
fontaine St. S2S.5O.
Orlopp. Harry L.. 2042 College
Ave, $29.37.
Osborne, Floy E., 2427 N. Alabama
St, S12.96.
O'Boyle. John H, BIS n. Meridian
ST.. S11.O9.
O'Nein, Esther, 1927 N. Alabama,
s2S.79
Osborn, Lewis L., 1904 n. Penn
sylvania St, s255.5O.
Orman. John B., S3S N. Delaware
St, 1895.
Orr, r. b. 1889 y. Capital, sSs.96.
Owens, Charles w, 122 E. Pratt
s17429.
Paetz, William. 1912 n. Illinois ST.,
1852.
Peters, Henry, 1920 W. Vermont
St. s2169.
Palm, sigued A., P. o. Box 1928,
1855
Philip, Levi. 1926 Union St, s29.97.
Prevot, Maurice, $50 S. West ST.,
S14.25.
Patterson, Helena NJ, SEA E.
Se9enteeth St.. Apt. 3, s629s.
Plues. Arnold Whitfield, Colorado
Apis, s40.56.
Parker, Isaac E., SAT E. Thirty
Second St. s1246.
Prinzler. Carl j., 12o z. Washing
ton, S13.6S.
r
Russell. Albert E., 81 N. Dearborn
ST., s13.24.
Rogers, Charles o., 2s42 N. Tai
bolt Ave. s158.26.
Ray, Harvey w, 645 Central Ave,
Sf4.40.
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NC S4dA1J COt lCOVOu
Cohee, William H, 1852 Ruckle
St.. 1880.
Clark, Helen L.. SIT Powell Pl.,
$4396.
Chapman Mary Elizabeth, 1902 N.
Pennsylvania, $1673.
Clark, M. E., 1116 N. Delaware
st. >11.1s.
Cock, Charles, 241S College Ave-,
$1356.
Conn, Lewis A.. 272s Highland
Pl., $1137.
Carnn, William M, 1907 College
Ave, $685..
+ Carlin, Frank j., 2917 N. New
Jersey St., $16.93.
Cochran, F., 1881 Madison Ave,
$25.97.
Canning, Agnes j., 919 N. Penn
sylvania ST., 1888.
Canning, Stasia M, 1921 Broad
way, S14.O1.
Carter, Edgar B, 4555 Central
Ave, $21.95.
Cooley, Nellie G., 2O66 N. Alabama
St., $21.SS.
Carter, Scion j., lis w. Forty.
Fourth St., $6641.
Chalfant, Roll H, 4254 Carro1lton
Ave, $43.79.
Caylor. jefferson. 2O7 Penn Art
Bldg, S12.S4.
Close, R. w. So e. Washington,
$32.66.
Conner, A. T., IA E. Court, s35.S2.
Derby, Ira H., S94o n Capitol Ave.
$16.7S.
Downs, R. E., S27 Riley Ave.
$47O2
De Versey. Anna M, 1865 N. Ala
bama ST., $4,000.
Drucker, Samuel, $50 E. Walnut
ST., $21.33.
Duck, Louise s., rs E. Ohio ST.,
$31.17.
Davenport, Frank B., rs S. Irving
ton Ave, $3.50.
Daley, Ida NJ, 1921 Broadway,
1884.
Dryer, Charles A., 40S-410 Indiana
Trust Bldg, $3.50.
Dooley. Ora, 6 w. Louisiana St,
$12.97.
Davis, A. E., 81 w. Forty-second
ST., $iO.55.
Drake, II. L., 72O f. Thirteenth
ST., $14.04.
Doebber, Fred A., 1918 N. New
Jersey, $217O.
Day, Thomas c., 1928 N. Meridian,
$3.50.
Drake, Maxwell, 1910 N. Meridian,
SS49t.
Decroes, Clement F., Ballard Apt,
S44.93.
Dugan, Mike, 1876 Lexington Ave.
$26.19.
Dunkel, Joel A., 1916 N. Delaware
ST., S30.70.
Downing, William c., POSI- N. New
Jersey St, 1850.
Dye, Joseph M, 1902 w. Wash
ington ST., $95.75.
Elder, william R, Route "E" Box
"A, $431.39
Etter, Edward L., 1910 S. Talbot
St., $21.01.
Edwards /. NJ, sos E. Forty
Second ST., s27.o9.
Edward, Ralph H., PIG N. Del
aware ST., $12S.13.
Everson, Ray D., 500 Eastern Ave.
$SO97
Ebert, John NJ. 936 w. Thirtitth
St., $1463A
Edmison, John Percival, 900 N.
Alabama ST., 1928.
Engle, Charles F., 122 w. Thirty
Ninth ST., $22.52.
Epler, O. p, 1873 Drexel Ave-,
$SO.11.
Efstathion. Peter, $50 Concord St.,
SLAB.
St, $11O.45.
Estes, Lewis A, 1892 Washing
ton Blvd, $31.97.
F
Ferris, Clarence H., 1853 Madison
Ave, S17.03.
Fisher, Walter F., 1854 Broadway,
$11.6S.
Frame, Paul D., Route P, box 11s.
$13.S4.
Fosdick, Edwin G., 7O3 Majestic
Bldg, $20.45.
Finney, Charles M, S66S Carrolton
Ave-. $26.7O.
Prick, Norman j., 1913 Fairfield
Ave, $12.44.
Feibleman, Isidore, 1868 Ruckle
ST., 1920. r
Frazier, Charles H., 1851 Church.
man Ave. $1902.
Fischer, Jacob, 426 N. Arsenal
Ave, $4S.27.
Fenstermacher, Albert w, 304 In.
diana Trust Bldg, $3.50.
Fauvre, Lillian s., 407 Marion
Bldg, $3S5SO.
Faasen, John. 27SS N. Talbot ST.,
$91.74.
Foster. James H., 1OGc Harlan St.,
$1,000.
Evening star., 1925-12-01
New Shapes
Special, $3.50

14-karat white gold case set with 2
genuine diamonds and French cut syn
thetic sapphires, with the sides and top
engraved. Guaranteed I-jewel (ruby)
movement, cut balance Cabachon sap
phire crown, grosgrain ribbon strap with
14-karat white gold clasp.
Jewelry Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1925-12-01
Hand Engraved
Special, $3.50

14karat white gold case. set with 4
genuine diamonds and six French cut
synthetic sapphires, with sides and top of
case beautifully engraved by hand. Fitted
with I-jewel (ruby) movement, cut bal
ance, cabachon sapphire crown, fine gros-
grain ribbon with 14-karat white gold
clasp.
Evening star., 1925-12-01

Women's Gowns taken from our higher priced
stock, together with special purchase OF un-
usual vaues-make this offering possible-glv-
ing an opportunity to every one to add new
gown to their wardrobe for the holiday season.
A wide selection of styles that will answer 50
many social demands. Satns and crepes, bro
caded vevets, georgette and daphanous chiffon.
Becoming necknes, side drapes, long sleeves or
sleeveless Daytime shades, also black. Sizes
50 to A.
Women Gown Third floor.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-18
SCHOOL
 ELECTIONS

The annual election of offic CTS for the School Board took place Monday, April 6 in the sch ool building, a holiday having been declared tol. the occaSiOn. The voting resulted in the re election of Mir. Fred Overlander and the election of Mrs. J. ., Hubrick and Ml. C F. Push To the positions v,caoed by Mrs. Barrett and Wm LongIey. The voting wlS except londlly Ilght and quiet prevailed along the enLtre front.
 Mir. Pugh Was almost disqua lifted on the grounds of non cItlz enshlp, he being from Missouri, but this Was oter ruled and his elec3on allowed to stand.
 The town rests content that the affairs of the school are in competent hands.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-18
ROAD WORK IS
 PROGRESSING IN
 NORTH DISTRICT

Construction and mainten ance work of the Alaska Road Commission at the westward and interior Is being cacried out according to prog ram and good headWay has Doen made so far according to Col. Jlmes C. Steese. President of the Com mission who returned to Juneau headquarters last night on the steamship Yukon. Colonel Steese nas ust completed trip of insp ectlon of projects in the Cordova,
 1ajdeZ and Fairbanks districts
 Erection of the two, 18O.foot truss spans over the Nizina brid ge, out from Chitina, had started when Colonel Steese was there. The, approaches to the bridge had been completed and all mat erlal for the work was on the ground. A remarkable work of moving supplies and equipment ln the winter was accomplished when three tractors aad three five ton Helt caterpillars moved 36O tons 15 m les over the snow in 13 days when the temperature hoVereG between 30 and 40 deg rees below zero,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-18

Word from J. II. Murray at Juneau today says that the Lit eracy Test Bill passed the House and that the Bone Dry act rep cal was killed by 10 to 6. He says that he will introduce a bill in the House for an approp riation for the ChiSana trail.
 JnO. Peters on has returned from the Outside to work again at Chititu.
 Mrs. Hedderley arrived on today's train to join her husb and who is employed at C. R. N. w. roundhouse.
 Dr.. Council leaves COrdova at 7.3O to attend A. E. Trim at kennecott hospital.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-18

AXel Backlund came back on today 5 traIn from a short trip outside.
 R. l. H. Marshall has purch ased new Ford truck for his delivery service GhlS season. He has already been giving it. a tryout and says it works fine.
 J J. Price is in town for a few days on business.
 Martin RAdovan is d McCart hy visitor today.
 Bob Johnson of Chititu is in town this week enl on company business.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-04-18
GREEN BUTTE MAN INJURED

Enocn Carlson, of the Green Butte, had his hand crushed while working in the mine on Tuesday. He was buried to kennecott Hospital for medical attention where 1t Was found that he would not lose his fing CTS as 1t had been previously feared.