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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mira w. l.. Sans. Of
stanton, are the guests of friends in
Richmond
Mans Esther Tfedgbeth. OF Park
avenue. left last might for Green's
boro. N c., to be the guest of her
sister, M1.s Irene Hedgeeoth.
Collins Denny. ~. In here from
princ~ecn 70 speud the holidays with
his parents, bishop and Mrs. Collins
Denny. Of Park ..snu"
Mrs. Richmond pfrlxrd and Mrs.
Thomas Holden, Of Blackstone. were
tire guests OF frterds herr this week.
Mfx Maria ward Williams, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. T<-~fs Wiut&yns
will spend the Christmas holidays
with friends in New Orleans.
Cadet Edwin WIN. of ". ". /. ID
| spending the holidays with hts par
| cnts, Mr.. and Mrs Fritz viii, in Gin
| ter Park.
! Cadet Norman Lieb ert. OF v. r. l.,
| is with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
I.iebert, In Ginter Park, for Christ
| mas.
| Bernhard Geass~r, Of the MaEsac hu
! setts school of Technology I'm Bos-
! ton. Is spending Christmas I'm his
/ horne on West Cary street
Mk&s Martha Corbv has returned &c
| her home on West Grace street, Afte,
! two months visit with her sister
! Mrs William Winston in arcadi ia
/ Florida
l. r. l.. Layne, a veteran cmpioye Of
| the c 4 o. railway, and wife, arv
| among the hate arrivals in Tampa
| from Richmond They will spend q
/ week or more in Tampa before see
! Ing other points in the state.
/
/ Matthew VIII of Al1ron. Ohto, i.
| spending the holiday al hts home In
/ Csfnter Park
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
WORLD PEACE AGAIN
DELAYED BY GERMANY

Paris. Dec 23.--All hopes OF
peace between the allies and Ger
many becoming operative tomorrow
or Christmas day were again shat
tered today Baron Won Lersner, the
German picnipotentiary. left for
berlin tonight, taking with him the
allied reply to Germanys last note
on the peace protocol and the Scapa
Flow reperationt
Before leaving the baron told
newspapermen it might be necessary
to submit the document to the Ger
mani national assembly (now gener-
ally called reichstag) for final de-
cision
Since the assem- bly, iS not expected
10 convene until after the holidays, a
further delay LIS looked for which
may drag the matter into January.
Secretary Dutasta OF the peace con-
ference hand ed the note to Boron Won
IAarsner this morning, adding some
oral observations in elaboration of
the contents Marcel Hutin, "A usually
we'll informed journalist asserts this
afternoon that the French view point
| has again prevailed in the allied
councils, and that the reply reiter~
ates the insistence upon the surrender
by Germany Of five cruisers and
100000 tons of docks, dredges and
harbor material. and further re-
peating The demand that the protocol
| must DO accepted as il now stands
Lersner's departure came as an IN
pleasant surprise. for it had been
presumed he had full powers to sign.
and all predictions had been opti-
| mistic, Public opinion in France had
been led to expect the peace procla
nation AS a Christmas gift Now a
deadlock is threatened, for the Ger
| mans are suspected by close obser-
vers of intending merely to repeat
their procrastinating tactics, prompt
ed by the desire to wait America y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
MARRIAGE Id(YrNS FS

Anderson f. KarDodle and Evelyn
May Clayton.
Warren X. Perdue and Matte Read
scott
Edward Jake c~fr,th and Grace
J. Akers,
Allen Thurman Fishei and MAtx1s
Ann Eiier.
Edgar f. Saunders and Teresa c.
FauIhaber.
Frank Meade Douglass and Pearl
Dewitt Morris
Richard r.. Dunnavent and Nesi1e
III. Smith.
Cosby Howard Chiidresss ana Fan
ME A. Walls.
Walter Lee Ellis, Jr, and cAS<fys
Pearl Valentine
William Alfred Sweet and Alma
Ruth Johnson
William James Graves and
Gladys Louise FJourney
Sam Thomas Chiidresa and Ida
Rachel Harris.
John Luther Woodland ana Buiah
Irene BenniAge.
Emmett M HUFF and Florence
Elizabeth Nelson
Samuel r. Berlin and Rebeeca Dill
lon.
Perry Tyler Warrington and Vir-
GINA Pearl Trueman
Henry Rudolph Murray and
Buelah Lee Blair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
HEAVY FINES IN TAR
- FEATHER Case

Staunton, Dec. 23.--Criminai pros
ceedings in the case of the common
wealth against eight citizens OF the
Greenville section charged with being
participants in an attack on ]. W.
Fitzgerald, of Greenville on the night
of November %. came to a close when
Judge Henry w. Holt of the circuit
court fined the defendants sums
ranging from $3.50 to $500. In each
case the grand jury had found an
indictment and the defendants had
pleaded guilty and thrown them
selves on the mercy OF the court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24

IL you are nervous. de-
NAAA1 spondent, weak. run
"IlY down through excess or
other causes, we want
to mail you our book which tells about
sExTONlQuE. n restorative remedy
that will cost you nothing II you are
not cured or benefited. Every man
ncedn 4 tonic to overcome personal
weakness. etc. shouid get this freq
book 1t once. CUMBERLAND CHEMI-
CAL CO.. - Berry Block. Nashville.
Tenn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
Dog Bite Is
Not Dangerous

1S CONTRARY To the usual belief, dog
asite liz NOT dangerous If 20 Century
aaOyas Imminent In immediately applied
Isep the wound-not only is ii possible
3D eliminate ali danger from dog bite,
,SA IL equally easy IN eliminate the
61Arger OF blood poison from Il cat
|sbite TO be well insured from either
sSfsfs these dangers is easy with bottle
I'M 20 Century Royal Liniment in the
#hopse For sale by all druggists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
BOARD
AT WORK ON BUDGET

= Mayor Ainslie was in conference all
day yesterday with his advisory board
on estimates submitted by the
various heads OF departments for
their budgets for the ensuing year.
1t lis expected that the mayors COM
pleted tentative budget and recon-
nendations will be ready for sub
mission to council at its January ses-
sion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24

Mrs. Henry Darlington, Miss tseor-
gies Blankenship. Mrs. Gordon Smith,
Miss Boyd, Mrs. Waller Morton and
several other members of the instruc-
tive Visiting Nurses association. Will
entertain the crippled children who
are under tho care OF DR.. Graham at
the Memorial hospital this afternoon
at 6 O'Clock Among the features ar
ranged for the children. most of tn EN-
who are q aoug ways from hane and
loved ones. VII be huge Christmas
tree, laden with numberiess toys and
other gifts right from Toy Land. The
Girls Auxiliary of the +. v. ~. A,
will have q tree this morning at 1
o'clock for the crippled children
clinic at the Dfypensary (the Old
Medical college,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24

Jerey Mackaye. the dram asRssv
whose recent pageant. Washington
the Man was dedicated to the hate
Adair Archer. has autographed the
Little Theater League of Richmond,
expressing regret THAI ha Ia unable 70
be pFsx6nr ac sfrs first resfs~sHassee ~ !
Mr.. Archer's play. The Mufmy OF
the Kings Birth" next Monuay
evening in Yelviderr hall. Mr.. NC
kaves presence is necessary IN chi
cago. because hts new opera KIP
Van Wrinkle" is now being pruduceo
there for the first tfne.
Only limited number OF hcxets
can be supplied to the poblic. because
nf the srnaliness OF Befstdere hall.
All members of the leAGue wishing
tickets for the second performance
the evening OF December 30 at s.ae
q O'Clock. are ASH ed to notify Miss Dor
othy Sage. Boulevard 3s1<-J. bcfcre
next Saturday. and they viii be given
from one to three tickets apiece. &C
cordixg to request, after the private
performance the evening Of the 2eth'
In addition 10 this one ticket apiece
will be given free OF charge. AL long
as the supply lasts, To persons ap-
plving at sos East Franklin street
next Saturday between =, and o'cscs,
No one win be admitted To the play
after 30 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
promlueut Women Coming

4 Among the holiday guests In Rich
rnond will be the delegates TO the
stfteenth annual meeting of the
swcman's auxiliary Of the synod OF
Virginia OF the Presbyterian church.
The synodicsi will convene this even
Ing OF Monday, December ~ and
ss4he final meeting is 10 he held Wed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
AT OLD ST. JOHNS

On Friday night the choir of old
st. Johns Episcopal church. will pre-
sent the beautiful cantata, THE
Christ Child" to which all are in
vited. The music will be under d.
rection of +. Flaxington Harker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24

One Year for Houscbrcaking.
Henry Brown, In the hastings court
yesterday. was given one year in the
penitentiary for housebreaking and
larceny.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
SOCIETY
MRS MrNErREE FoLKn6 EDITOR
Rsa Phone: sSi<-w Once Phone: Mad 1898

nesdsy morning. December 81.
All meetings are to be held In the
asse,n bly's training school al the
theological seminary in Gfntos Park
The presbyterial presidents ana
delegates include E&st HancSer'
Mrs. Hampton Fleming. of this CITY,
Lexington. Mrs u, X wAthali. or
wasneseoro. Montgomery. Mrs, John
Brattou. OF Madison Heights; Sor1
folk. Mrs. II l.. Schmeitx, OF Hamp-
ton Potomac. Mrs. II. N Price OF
Baltimorp; Roanoke, Mrs. &. NJ
uutch~son. of Charlotte. e. H.. Wess
Hanover, Miss Virginia Moran. Oh
Ituiversstv Va winchester. Mrs, b
II. Mccain. 81 winchester. MASS
Rsrxer, Rluetfeld, West Va. Mrs c.
q Guthrie, Charlotte. G. H; MINES
Margaret Stevenson, Nj WasniuEtoa-
MD Nsss Nancy Lee Janney, Lc~s-
burg. Mrs. q X. Foster, Grod-s,
MISS Anna Harrison, Harrfso nhurs'
Mrss Hiida White. Portsuscusn: AfM
w. ]. A. Cumming, HanptDn; Mn@
Jo williams Orange Mrs. Fl. u
Criswen. epherdstown, West VA. /,
Miss pattie ChrfsxnAn. Mocrenetd.
west va: Miss X. ". Riddle, Cnarfes
Town. west Va. and number OF
9th ers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
Girls Climb Ball.

( FRIDAY evening smart society will
8ase out In full force for the ball to
~ given AT the Jefferson hotel under
Ffhe auspices of the Girls club. OF
9Rich mond A number of attractive
spAriIes will he entertained at this
aunction. Already all tables on the
sI3Oor have been reserved and ad-
sdttional ones are being arranged on
Ashe stag Those desiring to look on
As the ball, can 90 SO by reservine
sea tn In the gallery, or for the sum of
@&1 90 or in thu balcony on the floor,
ffnr $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24
ANworyUENfFNTS

$sSe.
xhOmas ogie Haydock. OF Fhfia-
phtA. has issued invitations 70 he
rfaare OF his daughter, heien
rYfrues Haydock. to sam0el
~ Rvland. of Richmond, son OF
~ Charles I'M Ryiand and the
ar pr. Ryland, OK Virginia.
,ssfh~ ceremony will ne sol@ra ntSed
nnary r. at o'clock at Christ
nrrh' Ridley Park. Pa The we'd
~ l. one of much interest through
~. Virginia and the North where
an ycurE people are widely related.
"a After a wedding trip Mr.. Rysana
RnA His bride. will reside at 50. West
skrnce street This orU
A.. and Mrs J. Il. Carter, OF Four
nrean Lane. Highland PARK. an
ESrances the marriage of their daagh~
- Halle Francis Willard, TO w itns
sblett Saunders also of Richmond
~ THURSDAY evening, beoefn per -
m /, g'e|eck, with Rev, Austin "A.
|ActSa AZ the officiating minister
A. interesting marriage was
Ae.a.nanixea At the Bap&Sst church par =
Esnnage st Falmouth saturday AZ
Escrn when Miss Pearl shelton. pc
sssyna the bride OF Ernest c. oifVe
Hrhe ceremony which Was *ltrfasse0
I'm The i'm nl.d late families and teN
Extends of the contracting parties ~As
saNrfer by Rev, Arsrln J Arthur
Sfhr bride who was given IN fnSxflage
ESy her father. was gowned IN mama
Knsme gray travelling sult and ne1
Eanrers were corSage f'onQ1st on
SssIasex ,f the valley and orchids. Miss
E5exYnsrF Shelton attended aa@r sssst9a
- maid ar Tdn6T azrr W esfs~-
{hrother OF The bridegroom acneo as
A6eet man The bride who tn Sae or
HE popular Shool teachers of stat
Hoard county. is the daughter OF ". =
Emotion. The hrideEro Dom served sew
- months with the ZIP eng rs
norns, during the world war and IL a
- az M and Mrs IL G. Olive. of
knpringfseld Farm Follo~ing the
,eremoyv. Mr.. and Mrs, Oarae feft for
m extended Northern trip.
tsog---soness
Joneehoro Baptist church, near
nAns.kstonA, was tho scene OF very
hrrtty marriage Saturday even rng,
men Mtwx Gertrude Jones, daughter
N Mr.. and Mrs John n Jones, be
sAme the bride OF Floyd Henderson
7oY. OF Danville, i'll. The ceremony
vAs performed by Rev. II. A Wills.
"a Blackstone. and the wedding
nusic was supplied by Miss Ruth
Waters. OF Emporis-
Iattle Anna Florence Aiken, at
tre1 In white organdle. carried the
Wedding ring in rosebud. and
Robert s. Hawthorne. jr. acted Az
candle bearer
The bride, who WAS eiven m mar =
raage by her father, Was alfred in an
Ivory white satin gown. trimmed in
White ostrich and peaks, fashioned
With a court train, and carried a
Mower bouquet of brsdesroses The
.Gsaatron of honor was Mrs. Rosiyn ID.
Young, of Newport News The maids
Nh honor were Misses Elizabeth Gun
bingham and Catherine Allen, OF
|SFArsnvi,le. The. groom had a. his
rest man Rossyrss n--{owx. OF New
ssport News. and The grocxnsrne en-
|Sws~e. Grant Hostrander and JEFF
|ANys. The pshers were Hogr
syeure and Lindsey Cobb. I'm
31ns afately after the ceremony, MFR
lad Mrs Gofr left for an extonde d
Stour Of the West and upon their re
turn will make their home in Black
ssstene
Rah ali
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-24

Ar. and Mrs J. u. Carter. OF Four
Insean Lane. Highland Park. an
the marriage of their daagh~
~ Halle Francis Willard, TO Wins
E0h,ett Saunders also of Rchm ono
- THURSDAY evening, Dec"fn Der I -
n a'etsck, with Rev, Austin A.
Ar,;a An the officiating minister
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-04
,ur conduct shall be in this SIT

your conduct shall be IN this sit
uation.
To-day we celebrate the return
OF those brave lads, who crossed
the ocean in q crusade for hu-
mainly. While we rejoice ct the
return OF our chums and neigh
bors and sons, there Is always In
the cheer tone of sadness. We
realize that many noble charae-
ters, dear to us, have not returned
and will not. 1t is for you, there
fore, to decide whether or not
these brave men have died in vain.
They went forth with an unseldsh
purpose, with the hope that their
service would reestaDlish peace in
the world, and that after they had
performed that service something
would be done to prevent another
such worldwide disaster.
sit is well for us, therefore, to
pause and reflect before we reject
this great Joint treaty, designated
for the sake Of convenience a COW
enant OF league Of nations; and,
as / said at the outset, let US not
be surprised that many men prom
tnent in the councils OF the nation
are bitterly opposing the covenant,
because men equally prominent
opposed the adoption of our great
constitution with equal bitterness
and vigor. Our constitution was
compromise. 1t did not please any
one of the states, and there was
no one of them that embraced it
q 9 sv4- =.
their wisdom they accepted it, be-
cause it was the best that could be
had when the interests of all were
considered. And so this covenant
Of the league of nations is not per-
feet. While / do not know Just
what changes could be made TO
make it better. I will concede for
the sake of this discussion that
they could be made. And yet, this
covenant is the result of a confer
ence of nations, 1t is a mighty
document, having for its purpose
the control of the conduct of the
nations of the world in their inter-
course with each other, and Just
as surely as our great constitution
has served its purpose, Just as
-O-S "--A NAAAo CEkt TAONGAGAAA
serve its purpose. Regardless of
what the covenant may be, what
the words in the covenant may be,
it is the spirit in which ii is signed
and with which it viii be admin
istered that will count. There is
no document of words that can not
be misinterpreted and no agree
nent between men that can not be
violated. If the parties to a con-
tract are going to be suspicious OF
the conduct of each other, and do
not feel that there is any honor
back Of the contract, they had bet
ter stay away from each other AMI
lot enter into an agreement. So,
I we desire to look with suspicion
IN every nation in the world and
consider that we are the only ma
ion with honor, then we had bet
er stay away from the rest of the
world and have no treaties with |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-04

dem IN the adoption OF a covenant
guaranteeing the poase OF ths
World. TO the end tina. our noble
heroes shall not have died in vsi2,
let Us dedicate our lives"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-04

vent hope that the reflections OF
this great free people GA this nas-
nifcent natal day will guide and
direct them In the right way, and
may Our statesmen be given Wis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-04
TRDAY.-THn ROCK ISLAND AReus--JuLY 4. 1919

different nations held conference.
they Will have kstte- understand
ing Of cash other and there will be
no ca-se for war.
May we express hers the fer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-04


..As I said before, this covenant
Is q treaty. and nothing more and
nothing less. When E4der this
treaty. the Representatives Of ths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-04

WhereaLPIfE Avenue and Six
teenfh street, Rock Island
Where thousands of people have
heard the evangelist and over two
hundred have been converted.
Next Sunday, July q, at $3.50 p, m.
there will be healing service. OF
all Mr., DeIk's meeEings he regards
the healing service as the best,
where all kinds or people are
healed,
THIS MEETING TssFREE F0R
ALL
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Borough Of Richmond

Clifton. Schck's Garage. 95t Bav ST.
Concord. Schenks Garage. 1926 Glove Rd
Grant City. Midland Motor Company 2oss
Richmond Road
Great Kills. A.nboy Garage. 3e41 Aubev
Road
Brewer. II. s., 1887 Amboy Road.
Iinoleumville. Carteret Ferry Corporation
Mariners Harbor. Sparry, L.. Washing
New Dorp. New Dorp Garage. 2415 Rich
mond Rd. New Dorp Beach Hotel
Midland Motor Co, 2062 Richmond Rd
Pleasant Plains. Pleasant Plains Garage.
6449 Amboy Rd.
Fort Richmond. Port Richmond Garage.
Richmond Garage. 15s Richmond Ave.
Richmond. Dobler. julius. ago Centre ST.
Banker, John COZ Richmond St
st. George. Castleton Park Garage. Cas-
tleton Park
st. George Garage, 1879 Bay st.
StapIetOn. Cattermolc. c. NJ. Sch "Law-
! D Killian Auto g.: Inc. ass Bay So.
ssfheneks statam 1s;s5a Gsrags 1879 Glove Road
StapIeton. Neumann Bros. 30 Rolf ST.
Stapleton Garage, Bay & Congress Sc.
United United Tire Co.. 14s Canal st.
Tompkinsville. Auto Supply Co.. sc Grif-
fin St.
81. George Garage, stuyvesant Pl.
Blocks Garage. Bay and Hannah SITS
J. ID. Kilian Auto Co. Inc, 3SS Bay ST.
". l.. McAdam, SO Griffin st.
Toffenvil1e. Peto e Boyd. $40 Main st.
Tottenville Garage. II Bentley Ave
West New Brighton. Castleton Motor Car
Co. 1912 Castleton Ave
West New Brighton. Columbian Auto g.
Motor Car Co, 1874 Richmond Ter
Interborough Auto Repair & Supply Co.,
Elm Elm 81 and Richmond Terrace.
Rowohlt Motor Car Co, 1922 Castleton
Ave
A. sommer, 1886 Richmond Turnpike.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Launch Naphtha Points
In Greater New York

Ci,s island. Lechler. c. j.
Robert Jacobs.
A. Mslakon
Joaquin Vidal
II. r.. Wood
Now York City. The Anna Service, ~ r
Yacht Club anchorage FIT. East 2sd So.
G. +. Quinn, Clsson Point
John Rehff. Bronxhiils Boathouse, Ft.
walnut Ave
r. II. Welsh, 1T W. t4oth ~.
Richmond. Capt G. NJ Cattsrf15ls.
schooner ,"1awrenee." off Irt. vanders
bit Ave, sta pinson
Brootiyn. 4. /, Anderson. Uiner pk pr
G. Polling. off i't Goth ~
off Ftahle's Pier. "'
Hoekaway Point. +. ~. Reid
sheepsbead Hay. I'D. perglund
VIM Nesdbam
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14

C.
ply Co.
Reid Ave. 200. Putnam Garage
Robinson st. 2sS. Robinson St. Garage.
Rockaway Ave. 536, Rockaway Ave. Gar.
Rodney st. "a, Maujer Garage.
RoebIing st. Division Ave. Quick Serv.
1872, Roebling & Fillmore Garage
Rogers Ave. 1918, Empire Garage
1913, Empire Garage.
134o. Flatbush Auto Service Co.
Rutiedge ST. SCI, Rutledge & Bway Gar
st; Marks Ave. 29s. Court Garage.
201. Marsh Garage
230, Pratt Hendricks Co.
500, Werbe Realty Corporation
500, Wolfmans Garage
st. Johns ri. 1852, B. f & K Garage.
Saratoga Ave 10, Stucco Garage.
Scholes st. 162, Graham Garage.
Seneca Ave. 5s7, Seneca Garage.
Seventh Ave. 57O3, Seventh Ave Garage.
18th st. 5Sf. Prospect PIX West Garage.
and Neptune Ave 18th st. Garage
sheepshead Bay Road. 1887. Bayside Gar.
Sheffield Ave. 27o. Sheffield Garage.
Siege1 St. 1856, Bushwick Terminal Gar.
9th st. 27s Berg & Benz.
Goth St. o37, Fort Hamilton Garage.
1902. Louis Balestrno.
1901. New Premier Garage.
1902, Louis Balestine.
1886, 60th St Garage.
G8th st. 4G5. Louis stackeroth.
10th 81. Jt3, Unique Garage.
snedlkcr Ave. Ss7. snedilser Garage.
IL. Atlantic Crossing Garage.
snyder Ave. -. snyder Ave- Garage.
4t, Brooklyn Motor Car Co.
tJ. J. j. Snyder & Sons.
st1gg 1T. 1870. stagg Gnrage.
starr 81. 1895. Sunset Garage, Inc.
state ~. 203. Daniel y r.. Leary.
stanhopc 1t. 9, stanhope Garage
Sterling Place t7s. Colony Garage.
1903. Bolls Garage.
~. Cath ELI Gnrage.
500, Croker Garage.
Stephens Court. SO. p. r. Stephens
Stone Ave. "a. Near Broadway, Lux Gar.
SIS, Pcckcr's Garage.
Stuyvcsant Ave. 9s stuyvesant Hts. Gar.
Sumner Ave. IA, Excelsior Garage.
sutter Ave. 1000. Bernard schwerman.
Taylor st. 49, Wright Cake Co.
Ten Eyck st. a3. D. W. Katie.
Tilden Ave. 2222, Flatbush Auto Co.
18th Ave. 442o, Chas Dobbin.
Throop Ave. 4. Gayety Garage.
49, Seplowitz Bros.
35S, B. Klein.
Troy Ave. $50. Harris Garage
105, Miller's Garage.
14S, Marks Garage.
Gath Ave. SS27, T. H. Joyce
Gath st. 237, American Gar. & Mach. Wke.
3rd Ave. PA, sackett St. Garage
34th St. 129. S4th St Garage.
37th st. 43S, Bush Terminal Garage.
u Ave- & Lake st. B. Sickle.
Union st. 7S4 Union Garage
81. Mcintosh Bros
S35. NJ. Eckhoff
500, Academy Garage
92O. Park Plaza Garage.
1776. Lincoln Terrace Garage.
Cor. Sutter Ave. Palace Garage.
Union & Powers SITS. Union Garage
Van Sinderen Ave. Levins Garage.
Vanderbilt Ave. 267 Vanderbilt Garage
Vernon Ave. 22o NJ Reiche,sohn's Gar.
301, keystone Garage.
37S, Hohweisner & Sons.
Watkins St 1874. Fischer Auto Co.
1873. Public Garage
1852, Watkins st. Garage.
Waverly Ave. "a. Merchants Garage.
334, Wavery Garage.
VERIFIED st. 399, Fred Brugers Garage.
w. nth st. & Neptune Ave. p Minichello.
w. Goth st. 6 r.. Il. Ave. Somers Garden
Garage.
W. 37th st. Mermaid Ave. Seagate Gar.
WillougIby & Knickerbocker Aves., Will
loughby Garage.
WilIoughby & Nostrand Ave. Willoughby
Garage Co., Inc.
sVilloughby & Myrtle AYES. Lind Garage
Wythe Ave. 401, p. j. O'Rourke.