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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
Liz IN LATEST
NOTE IS NAILED


LONDON Oct With reference
to the paragraph in the German not,
denying that the German navy in sink
Ing ships ever purposcly destroyed lie
boats with their passengers, il is point
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22

ed out in government circles that many
cases could be quoted in reply 10 this
denial Two recent cases are the Ian
doycry Castle, Canadian hospital ship
and the French steamer lydianu. sunk
of Spain July 10
The Tlando,ery Castle was torpedoel
aud sunk of the Irish coast on the night
Of June y while returning from Hall
laN. The vessel carried 2SS persons, in.
Guiding fourteen female nurses, and
only wcnty-iour were saved, The Ger.
man submarine made no effort TO aid
The survivors and even tried TO sink o,
least one OF the lifeboals
After the Lydlana had been tor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
PRINTING PLANT IN
JASSY MOB STRICKEN

PARIS, Oct Z Violent dSpons,ra-
ton, have occurred in Jassy, Ne tenn
porary capital Of Rumania, accordins
to adyices received here A mob broke
into the office, Of the lssiior Gazette,
the government organ and the prir ring
plpnt was demolished
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
'SuffS' Arrested
At Washington

NANUENGTON. Oyr - Three
mInlantS "a the woman's party we're ar
rested yesterday wheu they undertook
to stage demonstration m front ol
'He capitol \, the senate WAS lu Se,-
SION only q lew minute, tney were
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
Masks Ordered for
Alberta Travellers

CALGARY Alberta O,D All
rlruad passengers VA Alberta must
wear masks a, a prccautlondry MEASURE
aeaIns, the ,prcading OF Spanish iu.lu
rn.a. the provincial board OF health
-n'cd today Persons without mask,
Hll not be- allowed TO board train,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22

pedoed, two whale boats" ard rate
were lowered. The German subrnafins
rammcd both boats. cutting them ~ two,
,ank The rah and then di,sppearrd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
Steamer Hits Mine,
Hun Soldiers Lost

NIOLkllULM Oy. !- lny Ham
burg American line steamer iIpsburg
struck a mine last Wednesday while
ON 4 voyage from Riga TO Danzig' ac-
curdiug 10 advice. iron Hels,ngior,.
One hundred German soldier, and four
Officers were drowned owing 90 panic
stricken passengers rushing lor the HE
boats which were capsized
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
OSTEm PEOPLE
NOT BROKEN N
SPIRIT BY FOE
Buj They've Suffered Every
Form Of Brutality
By Walter DuIanty
t,.pyugEt. i9lN hy GIG "."
lines the Cuiua. IubuH" 'Ht
L. 49,. MN. -nLn-D--L

"hlshomN ''ly riHesl .,.,. a.,
WITH III lk,N1h NI"'
BELGIUM, oct @--When ''nle'.
At Ostend the little French torpedo n'"'
Slid orthward along the 'oa,' N"vl
'hc ruined skeleton houses lha' ia" o'e"
Nieuu1rt and Lombaerii'de g%'e wa.
TO th seemingly untouched N''l"s i n,o
palace motel, Of me watering p'"'y' u'",
form d practically continuous boulevard
I,.,, \iiddelterke iu O,iCnd sudden
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22

The helmet, used b, the allied ,u.
dier, lu the iren,he, a. q protection
against ,nrper, and shrapncI contain a
proportion ot aluminium
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
DON'T NEGLECT
A RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after il with Sloan's Lini-
ment before il gets
dangerous.

Apply LITTLE, don't RUB. let It
PENrTRAGE, and good by Ninge
Same for external ache, pains. strains,
stiffness ol Joints or muscles, lamsness,
bruises
Instant relief without mussineA or
soiled clothing Reliable-thc biggest
selling llniment year aitc year, Eco
nomical by reason OF enormous sales
Keep big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist ior Sloan Lipi-
msnt 5oc. o0c. sl20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
$3.50 BlOuses. S2.9S
$3.50 BlOuses, S6.75

of georgette crepe, embroidered in dainty paste
collarless styles; very popular at this tme--on
dozen at this price
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-22
KimOnOS for Sl.9S and up 10
S9.95
Sl4.75 Silk Dresses for $685.

We have selected our best numbers at this price
and assortment is complete including satns with satin
or geOrgette seeves-taGfetas in wide bcted or sash
models shirred tunic syles-colors are navy black
taupC and burgundy in sizes to Al.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10
CONVENTION OF FARMERS
AT COURTHOUSE SATURDAY

O. X. Darden of Lone Grove and
other farmers who were in the city
yesterday announced that a conven-
tion of Carter coutny farmers will
be held at the courthouse Saturday
afternoon at ? o'clock. This meet
ing will be held for the purpose OF
discussing the duty OF the farmer to
the government during the period Of
the war.
The world is being impoverished
of its food supply and the farmer
occupies an important position. The
cotton acreage will be one OF the
subjects discussed. There is a feel
, ing that the cotton acreage should
be reduced if the acrege is needed
for food crops.
Farmers are taking more active
interest in the war and their proper
attitude toward the war saving
stamps, the council of defense ant
other activities will be discussed.
The convention will be thorough
ly advertised and a large number O
farmers are expected to be present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10

When more than 100 years old he
took to fishing, and, with his lunch
under his arm, walked a mile and a
half to Clear creek and generally
carried home some fish. too He
made his last fishing trip in his
ll7th year.
About 10 years ago Mr.. Morris
cyeSight failed him in one eye,
Later he became entirely blind, lie
is gradually losing his hearing and
his shank horses as he calls his
limbs, played out about two year,
ago, but his memory remains re-
markable. Even today he tells OF
his experiences in Scotland and how
he spent 20 years at the Cock O'For-
den Inn, where he was the public
cobbler,
Always living a quiet and peace.
| ful life, Mr.. Morris was never seri.
ously sick. When slightly indis
posed he soon recovered and his
remedy was generally a drink o'
/ liquor. One thing, indeed, the mem
bers of the household cannot makC
him understand. is that he canno
get any more OF it. To him this j.
the strangest thing that ever hap
pencd,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10
SCOTCHMAN IN NEBRASKA
IS ALIVE AT 124 YEARS
An Old Bible Shows Date of His
Birth.

Birth.
Grand Island, Neb., March O.
The doubt that a white man can
live more than l24 years has been
diSpelled in the minds of many who
reside in the southern part of Gus
ter county. In the hills, eight miles
north Of Ansley. and Is miles south
west OF Arcadia, on the farm of
Charles Mittcu, there lives an old
Scotchman, named Thomas Nor
ris. He was aged when he came to
this country and no one thereabouts
ever knew him other than as 4 very
old man.
Mr.. Morris was born in Barren,
North Wales. Scotland, on January
IS, 1894. The remnants OF the Bible
in which was inscribed his birth
date are still in possession OF the
Mitten family. Now, in his l25th
year, Mr.. Morris is blind, hardly
able to hear and unable to walk. lie
has not left his room for two years
but he retains his mental faculties
and has a good appetite. Mr.. Nor
ris is believed to be the oldest white
man living in the United States ant
possibly in the world. When III,
occasion permitted he used liquor
and he still smokes a pipe.
Through a chain OF circum
stances Charles Mitten became the
adopted son OF the old man wher
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10

II years OF age. MittenS' parents
were separated, and, finding life not
agreeable with either, he was tax
en- up by Mr.. Morris. They have
lived together for about half a
century. Mr.. Mittcn says that Mr..
Morris first started making a lveli-
hood as a butcher in Scotland, but
soon gave this up and became a
cobbler, working at that trade about
100 years. He lost his only sweet
heart, Morris often asserted TO Nit
ten, when 4 young man. She was
an English lassie and he remained
true to his first affection. Mr.. Nit
ten and his foster father emigratcd
to this country on October 3, 1871,
The memory of the old man is still
very clear of that time, the year OF
the great Chicago fire, he said. First
they located at Streator, Ill; later
at Blackstone, Ill.
Mr.. Morris remembers well how
on a Sunday morning, they started
from New York for the West after
a Is weeks voyage. They sailed
from Liverpool in the Colorado
and landed at Castle Garden. The
| two lived in Illinois until 1881, whcr
| they moved to Missouri. In 1885,
| they came to Custer County wher,
Mr.. Mitten bought land.
Mr.. Morris continued to follow
his trade as shoemaker and had ;
shop at Wasterville, Neb., for ;
number of years. 1t was about 2
years ago that he quit work, but
! he was active until recent years
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10
STAMM GETS NEW JOB.

New Orleans, March 9.--John c
Stamm, for ten years train master OF
the Alabama & Vicksburg railway
at Nicksburg, has been appointed
superintendent Of the Vicksburg
Shreveport & Pacific railway, to sue
ceed II. B. Hearn, who recently re.
signed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10
Striking Posters for the
Third Liberty Loan

the safety OF his brother in France,
in these words:
Now | lay me down to sleep,
l pray the Lord my soul to keep.
God bless my brother gone to
war,
Across the seas in France so far.
Oh, may he fight for Liberty,
Save millions more than little me
From cruel fates or ruthless blast
And bring him safely home at
last"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10
Naval DRY Zone March 10.

Washington, March 9.--Secrctary
Daniels today announced that the
fiye-mile dry zone order for seven
naval training camps and stations
and the academy at Annapolis will
become effective at p. M. March 10.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10

We want you to come in and take
look at our new spring line of
woolens. $l7 Tailoring Co., 23 N.
Washington St. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10
FRENCH CHAMBER ADOPTS
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

Paris, March 9.-The chamber of
deputies yesterday gave vote of
confidence in the government for
its action in the Bolo Pasha affair.
The vote was 400 to Is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-10

IF 1T IS TO EAT WE HAVE
IT.-W. J. LANE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-12
Manhattan-23dt to 125th St,

H!ss!:is SShss EEss:s &c. 1853 Fist s:
sasS kf9ar 1873 S. second Ses av Az
MiplIf9S;. l sss f fSfSad Az A.
New Central shoe Repair Co.. SIS Sd Az
Quick Shoe X Repair Co.. i1ss Third Av.
Shoe Repair Co., Co., 1888 Third Third
I. Weiss, III Third Az. ' s1s.
New Method Shoe Repair Co., 1859 Sd Av,
y. Y. Hat Cleaning Co., 1893 Third Av.
Reliable Electric Shoe Repair Co.. 1854
New system Shoe Repair Co.. 1888 Sd Av.
Standard Electric Shoe Repair Co., 1883
Harlem Electric Shoe Repair Co.. 17es
l. swan Co. 1856 Madison Az.
J. 4 J: Slater. AS Fifth Av.
Bosion T Rena lts So r ts AS Av
5as s dsilsss s. Mspeis CO. '4 Isl Sixth Az.
Beeman Shoe Co., 1928 Broadway.
k ksssrs s hsst Co. Co., al al stores stores
Hanan + Son. 1891 Broadway
Bendetti Bros. IL. li7th St: and Broadway.
s. !. G GSssS is S. ssv ssSS Broadway hs
american shoe Repair Co., $50 Eighth Az.
Ninth Az. Shoe Repair Co.. 1853 Ninth Av
Shoe a.s i Eepsir Co.. Sss 9Th Av.
]. isbowit.. 74e ninth AZ.
& Tnited Repair Shop, ss2 Columbus Az
V. Stumper, 4S8 Tenth Av.
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(Tear out and Preserve these Lists

'1 iSs SassaS g. Sons Shoe Rep Co., 1nc'
Robertson e. Sons Shoe Rep. Co.. Inc
1lS William st.
Robertson & Sons Shoe Rep. Co., Inc
az Maiden Lane.
Robertson & Sons Shoe Rep. Co., Inc.
IS Beaver St.
hq9s ". 14t$ + ST. Sons Shoe Rep. Co.. Inc.
RsetheS Sh Co. H iso %G9ss Beaver st.
Kennedy's, i X Cortia a dist st. neeA"a" '''
W WINES Il F shGe Re Rep 40 c9b 10 Gharch ST.
Fulton Shoe, Shop, .62 Fulton st..
Joseph d,,f Maanderno; Isl MnlbeEry st.
Aarrys sSoe Rspsf sSds g. Norfolk
!; z%si I5 ID i7$ clinfS% St:
Greater ; New York Shoe Rep. Co.. s5s
frank .DaGuino. 45s Grand St.
fesimone9 s S%olk and a9d1 p HOUSTON SITS.
Electric s shSs ksn e.; cog 5th St.
Msss1ia sb Bros =. i2 II Az 49, j.;
J 5s"ss B Bros o iSs AZ Az, 9f &.
Salifern'S Shoe k Ss C.. 4 I'd Az. '
( E EsasSSld5 s. 4S,;G a. Az ~ nv
2s,ftk s1 ssod BfR Co.. g s4 R1d Az A.
Frank Xoce. IS Eighth. Az,
SSsssa s$ss NsSS sSsn Is S6E A.
Daabury Shoe Repairing Co.. 25S W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-12
Brooklyn and Queens

East isnt New zv York Shoe Rep. Co.. a4o1 At
4; Lombardo. 1913 Bever ; ROAD 1eoi0fd Av'
BE Blake tem AM Cleo. Shoe Rep. Co.. 40
MsSsSs 9aIsh Shoe Rep, Co., ss4 B,way.
k Heaon Shoe Shoe F Ks1 Co. e. iaaa
Modern Eisc. Shoe Rep. Co.. sSS CENTRAL
), h s!s's' t SIS Central Central Az Az.
Clarendon Shoe Rep. Co.. 2916 Clarendon
F. f Srsaas s4s ~ co oensz Island
Midwood Eiec. Shoe oh Ksp. 's ca 1855 conev
rip Tsp :. Shoe Repair Co.. 1904 consy
/; ySIssl, e.. 1873 , copsy Island Az.
s see Req Co. da 81 GGuf toal st.
e e Pst' ss's c1 msR Co. 1874 Court St.
ssf ssss nfs c. f4ssss AZ v
J. M A5fS1aa. ,S 10 r sistsash Az Az
Beverly shoe Ksp. ST. 1858 fissbasRR A.:
}ss s'$;s lsss E Elss$s;s A.:
bf Y;SEs;SSs S 4% Shoe Rep. Co. 7s4
ECONOMIC Rep. Shop. SAC Fresh Pond I'd
Tinted s Shoe Shop Shop S ss9 FnIton st.
Clinsano Bros, 958 Fulton st.
8; siebeuberE. 1oIoh Fulton st..
Metropolitan Shoe Rep. Co.. 1884 Fulton
st.
Warwick Elec. Shoe Rep. Co.. zoos Full
Leobans Shoe Rep. Co.. sos2 Fulton St.
Champion Elec. Shoe Rep. Co.. 1884 Full
J. canceml. s4e7 Fulton st.
D. Clcardo,- AT Tompkips Az
j. Olivia. 20s Tompkins Az.
NJ Lehow. 322 Tomp<ins Av.
=. Palermo. 1858 Tompkins Az.
uticaa, Elss Shoe Rep. 60 lst Utica Az.
Vanderbilt Elcc. Rep. Co.. CHS Wander
United Shoe Rep. Co.. so4 Washington st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-12
Brooklyn and Queens

j. Addison, M, B, 1872 Nostrand Av., iBklyn
Alhaum & Goodman. Nj. 344 Grand ST..
Brooklyn.
II. II. Batterman, B. 747 B'way, Bklyn.
"a 3. Beck, NJ. 1895 Broadway, Brooklyn
=. 8. Beck. NJ. 5lO8 Third Av.. Brooklyn
a. q. Beck. NJ. 1876 Manhattan Av.. Bldyn.
=. NJ. Beden, w. b, 4135 Jamaica Av.,
Brooklyn.
P. Bender, NJ, 245 Grand st.. Brooklyn.
IL. Berkowitz,. NJ, b. $40 Knickerbocker
$. hio 81; 0S v. Sis Livingston st.. Bklyn.
l. Blyn. & Sons, b. 442-444 Fulton ST.,
1. Blyn s Sons. Il. 500 B'way. BROOKLYN.
a. BBoy fa' e. e. S511 az 18th , Az. brooklyn.
=. Reel h;esk' p. e., e. S1ss Fulton ST.. Brooklyn
s boombere, g. 90 rff th A. H hkIHn
Boston BOOT Shop. NJ. w. G. b. 433 Fulton
Cohen !ss esS%Ss st. st. BFsstlyyn
l. Cohen. u. G, 1908 Fulton St., Brooklyn
A. Cohen Cohen. NJ, b. S2o Knickerbocker Az.
z; Carlson, NJ, b. 1919 Fulton st., Bklyn
W DDa ayis' N, "; Q, los Fifth Az. Bklyn
W. Davis, w. 491 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
@a'' SHOE 6S 1 IT. IA AZ l SyP b.
W. c1 L, Douglas Shoe Co.. M. AIS Fifth Av
'" va L; R ReoaIssn Shoe Co.. NJ. 10 Bread.
w: l.. Douglas Shoe Co.. M. 1857 Broad
W. 81, L. Douglas Shoe Co.. NJ. 1857 Manhat-
w. l.. Douglas Shoe Co., Nj. l779 Pitliu
Az, Brooklyn.
SSsIsS NJ g. 49, - f Rsssa. A. A. nkyn
Economy Shoe Co., B, l73 Myrtle Av.
L.Edeistein. NJ. 1s4o Myrtle Av. Bklvn
a. Engel. M. b. 90 Manhattan Ay.. Bkiyn
y. Friedman, NJ, $500 Fifth Av.. Bklyn.
j. Friedman. NJ. ao1 Manhattan Av.
J; Fox. s.. 14s Smith St., Brooklyn.
I. Tanlhaber. B, c, sS7s Myrtle Av.
Ga fna h Sra nlaansy. NJ. B. COL washing
Il Gallup Gallup b; so O., Smith St.. Brooklyn.
r. ss1 cCnsS; isisady
n. SS;lSH5stter, G, 1898 r,tk,n Av.. Bklyn
& NJ p 20 r k9EEst2n A. A. b hAkyn
=. Goldensohn, M, 500 Fifth Az. Bklyn.
s Goldstein, 3, 666 Blake Av, Brooklyn,
L 'S1ss1 &.S mSstlf M All b 3v
a. Groschai. G. So Tompkins Av., Bklyn.
Hamburg Shoe Store. b, sos Hamburg
Hanover Shoes. NJ. sos Fifth Av., nkiyn.
Shoes Shoes N 1888 BsSswsy
i. S. Haslach, NJ, b. s41 Knickerbocker
A. C G. Hempel, b, 1928 Manhattan Av.,
II. Herzog, NJ, B, 4se2 Sd Av.. Brooklyn.
G. Horowitz. b. ss1 Hamburg. Av., Bkiyn.
<. Jacobs, b. G, 2176 Fulton St., Bklyn.
II. e. Jones, NJ. w. G. b. G. 1899 Fulton
II. Il. Jones, II. w. G. B. c. 1890 Fulton
II. i. Jones. II. W. B. ss4 F1atbush Av,.
II. =. Jones. NJ. G. s1s Tompkins Av..
Brooklyn.
s. r. Kabat, g, $500 18th Av.. Brooklyn.
III. Kanlan, nj, Is, 1873 Myrtle Av., Rkiyn.
S. Klein, b, C. 80 Fourth Av.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-12
Bronx

Adams flanagan Co. Mi. Thi5d and West
2. Barish. N. 1915 Third Av.
8 Bees shGi c sssi rh4d Nv Av
Boston Shoe Store, G, 500 Claremont
W. f. Burkart. B, 9, 1853 Courtlandt Az.
ii. Ecker. q. so5s Third Av. ~ "a
ii. GoIdstein, w, Il, 652 Prospect Av.
The Green Boot Shop. Nj, w, 867 Long
j. Greenbaum, b, 45s Brook Az.
u. Greenburg, NJ, 42l3 Third Av.
III. Grossman, Is, 3117 Third Av.
L. Haas. NJ. S527 Third Av
Hanover Shoes. NJ. 1901 Third Az.
NJ , Kcest rim, Son & Co.. Il. 1851 White
II. Landecker 8 Co.. g, $50 E. 1ssth St.
r.. Lawando, NJ. II Westchestcr Square.
T. e Newman m"s ' II, b. C. $ss5 Third Nv '
Reitman Shoe Store. NJ. as6s Third aAy:s.
francis Rogers s. Sons. b, Sd Av. s 14Sd.
j. Rubin, Is, 1915 Boston Road.
Chas Sam, NJ, Is, c, 452'E. fremont Av.
Il. Scheer, M, w, 5000 White Plains Rd.
Travellers Shoe Co.. NJ. w. GIL K. Ire
mont Av.
United Comfort Shoe Co., c, 1893 Wash
g. Urstadt, i, G. e4o Elton Av.
A. Yu1s, G. G. $50 East 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-12
Manhattan-125th St. North

Peter .scbald, 3340 Broadway.
Riverside Hat and Shoe Parlor, 1896
Broadway.
Patsy Il Company, 1888 Broadway.
The Hamilton, 3421 Broadway.
The Paris, -3467 Broadway.
John Paradise, 1920 Broadway.
G: MlrabellO, 1866 Broadway.
The fremont Repair Co., 1902 Broadway.
Joe Davi, 1855 Broadway.
%: Catalan0 B. Co.. 1868 Broadway.
W. F0renza, 1884 Broadway.
Guaranteed Shoe Rep. Co. ses Lenox Az.
Alexander Shoe Rep. Co., ass Lenox Av.
u, Tntcd Shoe Rep; Co., al Il Leno ;so Az;
sterdam Av.
Tho United shoe Repair Shop. 1904 AM
The Eagle Shoe Repair Co.. 1870 Am
sterdam Av.
b. Nell, 2e89 Amsterdam Av.
T.. Lukfan, 2286 Amsterdam Av.
Hotel Shoe Rep. Co., 1904 Seventh Az.
Alhambra Shoe Rep. Co., 2402 Eighth Av.
Eighth Av. Shoe Repair Co., 2751 9Th Av.
The Boston, 1894 st. Nicholas Av
National Shoe Rep. Co.. 1893 st. Nicholas
G. Garabedian. 1870 Audubon Av.
United Shoe Rep. Co., 500 West 134th st,
A. MoskoWitz, 2O1 w. 135th Street
J. Paradise, 500 W. 145th Street
v. Brcscia, 400 w. 16Sth st.
Sherman Shoe Rep. Co., sol w. a07th St.
Modern Shoe Rep. Co., sos w. 2O7th St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-12
Staten Island

NJ. Andrian, b, 2sa Main st., Tottenville.
Gluck's Shoe Store. NJ. W, Is. G. Rich
mond Turnpike. Tompkinsyille.
J. Guinzbcrg, b. 40 Jersey ST. West
r. Gninsberg. ri. b. a2o Jersey St.. West
New Brighton.
Gauss Shoe Store. N. 1le4 Castleton Av.,
Tompkins Dept. Store, NJ. West New
Brody s Levine, NJ. u, al Terrace Av..
West New Brighton,
Sam Dausky, NJ. b, Port Richmond.
Silks Stores, NJ, Is, Port Richmond
schrader Bros. Co, NJ. Is, Port Richmond
IL. NJ; Levy, ~, 2036 Richmond Terrace,
Chas. August, NJ. b. 1852 Richmond Ter
race, Port Richmond.
OSWALD q Tichner, NJ. b. 500 Bay St.
6tapieton.
Barney's Shoe Store, NJ. u, 1o1 Broad st.,
W. Cohen. y, @, liz Broad st., stapletoa.
y: Lcixer, M, ,, 70 Canal st., StapIeton.
6ilk's Stores, b. G, Mariners Harbor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-12

I. Klein. B. G. 651 Classon Av.. Brooklyn.
w. Klein, NJ, 1884 Third Av., Brooklyn.
kracknow Bros, Is, c, 4914 Fifth Av.,
Brooklyn.
l.. Lcnd;sco, Il, c, $50 Fifth Av., Bklyn.
Y. LASER, G, G, 5s5 Gates Av., Brooklyn.
5. a. Lefkowitz, NJ, Is, 5001 New Utrecht
Av., Brooklyn.
J. Levine. NJ, 928 F1atbush Av.. Brooklyn.
$. Levine, Il, 102 Third Av., Brooklyn.
3. Under. NJ. Il. 1920 Fulton ST., Eklyn.
II. Under, NJ, 3077 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
Link Shoe Co.. b. 487 Fulton ST., Bkiyn.
4. Llttauer, Nj. Is. 31S Knickerbocker Av..
L. Lyons. u. 81 Smith ST.. Brooklyn.
l.. Mailowsld. B. 1917 Jamaics. Av., Wood
ManaI y Son, B, G, 1853 Atlantic Av.,
Brooklyn.
Marcus Shoe Shop. NJ, 1905 Fulton st.,
L. Marcus. G. G. 500 New Utrecht Av.,
Meade Shoe Co.. Nj. b. 1O4 Myrtle Av.,
d.. Mcleod, NJ. B, 1112 Flatbush Av..
w; McPhee. NJ. w. c. 1902 Cortclyou Road.
"A. G. McRoberts. NJ. b. 5eo7 Third Av..
Brooklyn.
w. d. Meyers. NJ, 84OS 18th Av., BkIyn.
Minof a. Levitt, Il, 1924 Third Av, Bklyn.
Morrel! Bros, i, G, 1860 Fulton ST., Blxlyn.
II. Mule, w, 073 Flushing Av., Brooklyn.
Nelson Shoe Shop, NJ, w. G, c, 1857 Full
ton ST., Brooklyn.
l. Nishman, W. Is, 1o4 Moore ST., Bklyn.
Brooklyn.
re,lo S;ta y: 500 BTSadWay, nr9oklyn
Brooklyn.
Regal Shoe Co., NJ, W, F1atbush Av..
Brooklyn.
Regal Shoe Co.. NJ, w. AGO Fifth Av.,
Brooklyn.
Real Shoe &C., &C., NJ W i fS nws; f hyh
Rega! Shoe Co.. NJ. W. 1875 B'way, Rklyn.
l.. Ricardo. G. b. 1904 New Utrecht Av.
Brooklyn,
Asss n%sS stlE n y f ST 1:sh ~ ~
Rex Shoe :,c Co. Nj " Mii g. b. c. sslS Jamaica
r. Role. 'f n. ". b. 21os Myrtle Ay.. Glen
J. saHscle; NJ, B. 1864 Myrtle Ay.
:; sshinalei;, j. ssi WsshiSsfen Ay:
!. ;seh%artn. NJ: o$e Manh lsiaMah Ky.
j. s siShaff NJ F. sSS eSsa%s!a A s..
s s%|I$ ss.5i &h %i' r. st.
SHERMAN sSs5ss B. NJ II l. F 1854 Asnh.tt., Az,
sH "4sss III b s 9d ia BsPGat AZ Az
Il trs ss' sSss h M s. & !11s sfas A'
$ s,a};'ziv' NJ n sig $,5 p' cdlu AX st.
Surprise Shoe Store. NJ. 1860 Fulton st.
y t Y'%an. n n IS ssso n sssaasSsy
j. Unzman. NJ, II, 1923 Broadway.
J. Vogel, N, 1923 Pitkin Az.
WaMkense Shoe Co.. NJ. 1853 Flatbnsh Av.
e. Ms;itnbersSr. & SGs cogm aI St.
Wildfener Bros. Nj. b 1ls Knlckerbocker
NJ. Tang. M. BOO Jamaica Av.. Richmond
G. Zurick, III, 251B Atlantic Az.
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Bronx-129th to 165th St.

Willis Shoe Co.. 147 Willis Av.
Original Shoe Repair CO., 225 Willis Az.
Jos. DicOli, 207 Willis Av.
A. Fishbein. ga Brook Av,
n. Y. Shoe Repair CO., 1860 Westches-
American Shoe Repair Co.. 1o4s West
chester Av.
A. Palkowitz, go Intervale Av.
The Bemen, 867 LoDgw0Od Av.
H. Schulder, GA Melrose Av.
New Central Shoe Repair Co.. S11 st.
AIMS Av.
American Shoe Repair Co.. $50 e: 1ssth
American Shoe Repair Co., 4O4 e. l46th
4. Tusher. S44 East 150th St.
Harry Iaudsmann, 1872 r. 152d st.
Bronx Shoe Repair Co., 1854 East 152d st.
Furnari Bros. 1118 r. 165th st.
ID. Rothman, 1923 Simpson Av.
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Saks & Co., NJ, C, Broadway at s3d st.
Savoy Shoe Co., NJ, 14Q1 st. Nicholas Az.
=. Scheyer & Co., M, f441 Broadway.
Il. Schlesenger, NJ, 787 Columbus Av
a schwab. NJ. 2l35 Eighth Az.
l. ID. Shire, Nj, 440 Columbus Av.
A. Siegel, NJ, 55S w. 2O7th st.
M. Siegel, NJ, 456 Third Av.
J. Silver, Is, G, c, 213 First Av.
J. skudera. e, 1143 First Ay
T.. Stein. Il, 218 Av b.
Travellers Shoes. r, 1890 Third Az
Topper g. Berger, w. 2018 Third Av.
United Shoe Co, w, 1892 Third Av.
Velvet Grip Shoe Co., Inc, NJ, LAT Mas
NJ Weber, NJ, Wall St.
II. We'll. M. Il. 1893 Az. q.
Il. Weisenberber, Nj, 22I9 Eighth Ay.
j. Wildfener, w. G, 1495 First Av.
G. Yacob, G, 2G4o Eighth Av.
j. Yormarlt, NJ, 553 Hudson St
j. Zimmerman. NJ. 534 Ninth Az.
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Staten Island

Bleiman's Elec. Repair Co.. "a Richmond
Turnpike, Tompkinsville.
CaStleton Shoe Repair Co.. 40 st. Marks
Pl., TOmpkinsville
Castleton Shoe Repair Co., 100 Castleton
Av., West New Brighton.
II. Kaplan, 20 Canal ST., Stapieton
A. Schettino, 1879 Canal ST., Stapleton.
u. Iirone. 2O67 Richmond Terrace, Port
c. rrone. $50 Richmond Terrace. Port
u. S. Shoe Repair Co. 2O71 Richmond
Terrace. Port Richmond.
"A. Andsrson. 1912 Richmond Terrace,
d. Frisole. 1888 Richmond Terrace.
Mariners HarbOr.
Richmond Shoe Repair Co., All Richmond
Terrace, New Brighton.