Taylor v. Marshall

Julius P. Taylor, the appellant, filed his bill in the circuit court of Cook county against Prank Marshall, William Marshall, Myrtle Ryan and Charles Reight to enjoin them from conducting a house of ill-fame in certain ‘premises in the city of Chicago known as 171, 173 and 175 Twenty-first street. By his bill he 'alleged that Elnoria H. Fowler was the owner in fee of the real estate, and that on July 15, 1905, she leased the premises to Pony Moore for a term ending on April 30, 1915, for a rental of $100 per month; that on November 18, 1905, Moore leased the entire premises to Joseph Marshall…