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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
?WELL,DONTBE
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
OF with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A ApImply lece will not embarrass you
much longer u you get n package Of
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. Tie skin
should begin TO clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets the
success. II substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomrl does. and Just as effec..
lively, but their action In gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets "
ever cursed with "A dark brown taste, :"
q bad breath. q dull. listlcss. no good
feeling constipation, torpid liver, bed
disposition or pimply face
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets nre .
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil; you will know them BY sheir
olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa.
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints. and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for week.
See how much better you feel and look
Nc and 25c per box. All drueaists
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
PROPOSES HEAVY PENALTY
FOR ANARCHISTS IN u. S.

WASlllNGrON, Jan. 20 Drastic
puuiHhm"nts FOR persons spreading
nnnr'hiHiic propaganda IN provided
IN u BIN introduced IN the huu-. Ia.
DAY los Representative Iarr NJ
l'"nnsN Ntnit republican, nui rr.
frrt"d 10 the uii,nrv committee
tn" section of the federal crnnin Al
code providing MAXIMUM penalty
~ % N,tt~ impriHunmrnt aud
iln nuoN tlur i"t persons inciling ~.
b"lliuu against the government
would lee amended tu include
whoever shtll Nlully bv utter.
hn'". writing printing publication
"i lhnruHgr spoken. urge. mcite. ~
advocate III" overthrow and a.
-iructlon hy foror ~ the government
ut the United States
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
WILL PRESENT PACKET
TO ARRIVING SOLDIERS

The new idea that the sailors and
soldiers council IL planning IN Ia pre-
sent every soldier md sailor who ar
fives IN Tulsa packet This packet
vii contain all Information conarrn-
lng the various concessions which the
merchants ana people OF Tulsa are
giving tn the discharged men
Directions whore they will he able
10 obtain free lodging, pressing. laun-
dry and meals will he the important
items IN the booklet II viii also
contain n list of tho free entertain
mcnt that is given To the uniformed
man and n list Of the different firms
'ha, give a discount to the men In the
service
The idea Rill be 10 keep the men
entertained until they secure "A po-
sron and to make them feel that
Tulsa has \ hearty welcome To tho
men Who have given their services
Tor their country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
NAVY RECRUITING
OFFICE IS OPENED
Navy Wants Ncn Tor pcr.L of Four
Wears tn itcpInUr Saiiur~ " ho~.'
Inllsimrm itplr-

WITH thr purpose ~ Increasing thr
strength ~ 'h" navy f'r the future
a sub station ~ the naval rr,tujtinr
Her,ir" was opened ~ recently u
Tulsa aud he uuW tvtN 90 accept ro
Ctuits fur the service ~ the n,t. The
office ~ the local station .hirh BE-
located ~ iuuW ~ liusluu budding
~ u branch uf the central state uf
tDc ~ oklahoma tItN " nrurll
a seaman With 'hi g. Ntit- s,rNI,r.
has been pIt,ri iu ,htrrr ~ the
local branch Nr llrurU has been
ON recruiting iub tnr th" navy de-.
utt'm"nt lut tho past YEAR uud a
bar Two men n Sprtdiinr ~
lughrHtt tud g. " Welsh ~ nrrv
rnci have u'i,il, been accepted
frt .oullrtu,u' tud we're sent To-
NkhAiuuli tiN Mrluraduy night
According 10 lt'u,u u IN IA"
pulirN of the navy department ht the
pf"srut tu ltkr uu mrn fnT the
four year p,Iiud ~ enlistment only
II u estimated o., departmental
heads at Washington that l7tn
rulistrd men WlI u' Discharged from
"a" navy within the urNi year ThrSr
figurr~ in,ltsir a great number ~
r"SrrtiHtH who's" time Win have VN
pir"d HN months after the dcrluth
ton ~ peace tui also u host ~ sail .
orA who rulistr f.r the duration ~
the war uuN Many ~ these nrr
hriug released uuW nui four year
men Viii Ice u,rlrd To- take their
places
IN" quota allowed fur rulistmcuts
for the coming YEAR Tor the southern
recruiting division ~ 10 600 men
THIS Div i~iun include. IN" states Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
A Stubborn Cosauh
Loossns Right Up
'hs hssoe maae rsasdy b . wssAss
"r suses rssyits. RAsiiy asA
ehsaply aHaAa.

.m''e is . home made syrup which
,nons OF people have found 20 be
r most dependable means OF breakin =
p Vuhnrn coughs. II 10 cheap and
d.sp" out very prompt In action. I'm.
en-, M healing, soothing infuenec,
M,s soreness roes, phlegm loosens,
thu oecomes easier. tickling In
,s. st9ps and you ret q good night Q
.Suul sleep. The usual throat and
hon. oolds are conquered by II In "a
S,on,. S or lees. Nothing better for
tunehltla hoarseusas, eroup, vhoop-
a cough, bronchial asthma or vintsr
poao 10 max. this splendid cough syrup.
LII. "a ounces II Pines into A mint
sy,n, @ ,nd MI tho bottle with plain
!AqiousSI, 'pf'r yrup 9 and shake
in, mois,ses, honey, or corn syrup.
y", 81 sugar syrup. Either vsv,
q, full pint-a family supply
tmldu ldutn better cough syrup than Won
ths nuy fesdy-made for three times
dr., money Keeps perfectly and chill.
u'e its pleasant taste.
e,n,,t In q special and highlv CON.
s,,"uscompound "a, Of genuine Nor.
or,, plhe ertrsct, known the world
d, m,., ,.t ia prompt healing effect upon
10 "oid disappointment aL your
vNtf't Tor "9is ouners Of Tp,n.I"
s,,, inII directions, and donx accent
,oi.'hR ele Guaranteed 10 lci,e sb.
t.tu stislsction or money fpromptlv
lad Tho finez Co., n Wayne,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
WEST TUtSAN HELD UNDER
$500 BOND LIQUOR CHARGE

At tho conclusion Of the prcliml-
nary hearing yesterday. but begun
Tuesday before United States com.
missioner ! II wilkins q II wheat
T. W. Harncs and ! \ Tilley were
held 10 the federal grand jury under
bonds NJ $500 each on charges of re
tailing liquor without license They
were arrested last week hy revenue
officers Brooks 'nd lumpkin when
the West side Drug store WINS raidcd
and so or 60 barrels of spiked cider
was captured and ahoW7n gallon of
Jake" They made h6nas Of 1900
each and were released.
X. /. Culton and Rlchellcn Spears
were arraigncd before Commissioner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
PRESIDENT MAY. MAKE
SECOND FRENCH TRIP
WILL ADDRESS CONGRESS
~, return to 4. =. Report VIM he
,.,rn of Sessions Worh-Es'ra
congressional session Probable.

r\EIs. Jan. 80 Much ns prcsl-
dent " .uu s,ll hopes 10 avoid n
,,.uni u.p 10 Europe, u begins to
,,rk. ,. Z lhc trend Of peace confer.
,n,, affairs would cause him to feel
rpn,.,i to rcrroHS the Atlantic In
N, cif'y sprlng
Er,ru, s'nicmcnts, purporting to
announce definitely that the prrsi-
d,r nluI arranged to come back to
r,f. after going tu Washington In
r,ntH4. ana even giving the date ~
DBL, ,.Yug on his return trip. were
i,undrI. j, may be- said on no def
,.I, ufHfmt ion The fact h that the
prrs.irui. Whilr still hoping II viii
tIiu ont mat another trip to Europe
al. r. necessary Is waiting to see
Nh,i 'pr remaining fifteen days Of
nj, STAY m France will bring forth
1.fpfr finally deciding on his course
The president is said to have told
his conf llnts that II events point to
,be need - his return he felt that his
rouf.r would he found fully justified
when hc addressed congress, as he
vlans fa do almost Immediately on
In. return To- the United States. u
h,, developed that he has abandoned
the idea uf returning By way of
England ana stopping at oxford To
receive the degree which that uni
yrfsi.y desires Ia confer upon him.
n hs pans in this respect hold.
therefore. no will sail from irrst on
the steamer George Washington, now
on her way 10 France. some time he.
tween February 10 and February IL.
soing direct to the United States. The
steamer probably will take the south
srn route, which she followed on her
yAy over. tn avoid bad weather
lTis realized here that President
wilson's arrival home with plans for
departing for Europe again would
bring up The question of an extra ses
sion " the new congress with rcpub-
loan maiorities In both houses, Tn.
beS available opinion here In that II
an extra session be thought Inevitable
the president would call Il before his
return trip to Frnce, probably setting
the date ahead to some time In June
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
PERMITS ISSUED FOR TWO
RESIDENCES AND CHURCH

Building permits were issued from
me office OF the inspector OF build
lnrs Wednesday for the erection of
u!,,O0 worth OF property. The Viner
Investment company will build two
eollag" residences In tho Park nm
addition, the Cost of each being csti-
mated nt $1,000 They will be one
story brick structures, The cottages
are 10 he located at 327 and a3i
North santa Fe street.
tn" Second Presbyterian church
secured permit to erect a one story
frame building at ana Rast Barton
IN NE Eastlands addition. which will
cost $4,000. The building In to loo
used for sunday school and mApse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30

wilkins yesterday on charge of in-
Producing liquor ~ violation ~ frd
rtHl law They we're arrested a. No
w,ia ana brought to Tulsa by Dep
utS Marshal II ~ lowty, ~ NnrtlcH
Vile They entered pleas ~ not
guilty and we're held for preliminary
hearing on February p. under np-
pcnrhncc bonds ~ 81 GOO each
7. ~ Urendlinrrr was also at.
faignoi ON u charge ot Introducing
yesterday ana held under $4,000
bond fur preliminary hearing nn Jan
uary 40 lie also entered plea OF
not guilty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30

pending IN the state senate, deals
with the land situation for the ~
turned soldiers and the chamber OF
commerce ha. wired the delegation
to vote Tor the measure.
Tho United states government has
not made any rtipulstionr whereby
n Oil buy tho land. hut has left
the matter entirely with the differ
ent Htntsa- aIA after TIA. state makes
arrangements for securing tho land
the government win furnish MI
stock. farm implements and equip
mcnt Tor this land. and viii arrange
for tho placing of the returned
soldiers on the different land sites
that nTc secured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
LAND FOR SOLDIERS
IS STATE PROBLEM
.u,crnincnt Representative Here
Yesterday io Confer Win Ioni
Ncn on Measure,

George u Wheeler land expert,
luttrd states reclamation s"rNic" ~
the department ~ the iut"rior. con .
trrrrd with Colonel Douglas tecrv
nrN ~ the chamber ~ commerce.
N"Htcrdnh afternoon IN reference 10
securing land IN oklahoma Tor tho
returned soldiers
Senate hill No ~. witch N now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
open, a, tho Palace today

nomic barriers, reduction - ntma
ments ana impartial adjustment ~
colonial claims he said. apparent
" have been submerged ~ w,ighttet
questions ana no lonn"r ugit1t" the
ov-rburdcn"d minds of statesmen %
Regarding territorial adjustments
SENATOR johnson said
"Thc difficulty ~ the president In
Interpreting his pcac" poinH is thai
long ago England. Frunce and ltalN
reached their conclusions ana the
prrsdent ~ NJ against the contracts.
signed. sealed ana delivered ana IN
the pockets of the alli.s"
Would Ip Gr,'at Nrhic, rmcnt.
II the president could cause these
secret treaties To he disrrEnrded and
compel the altrulslic pcace ~ which
he has 80 often spoken" said Sen
ntor Johnson" II would b" the great
rat achievement of any statesman OF
any time "
The state departments statement
that Americans are In ituHslU 10 pro
tect military stores. IN" senator snid
was To fool the people into b-lirN
INK American bnyoncts were ncces-
aary to protect Archanyel stores from
the Germans and that the sugges.
ten IN 'thc veriest kind 81 prctcnse -
Disclaimln. sympathy with holshc-
Vism or belief that II ~ likely 90 find
root In America. senator johnson
aaid he expected "the Hcrvile part 81
the press would apply the term boil
rhevik 10 him"
During the war" he said ~ he
came faahihnahlr To call nll who dis
agreed with any governmental policy
PRO- Herman. Now any man who Will
not accept the wrongful "hict ~ rr -
trencheh power In by that token u
holsheNik" 4"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30

ROHERT A. MCKINNEY
Funeral Director Phones tb6-i9l
92i South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30

Oklahoma. Tennessee. Texas. Sew
Mexico, Mi-slHslppi. Louisiana. Am
tns'sS Alabama Florida aud
Georgia, An men accepted fot rn
liStm"nt here are sent To- the main
office ~ Oklahoma cay aud thence
20 the Great Likes training station
Nn change IN tho qualifications rr.
Iuircd ~ applicants Tor enlistment.
nav" been mad" 10y the navy depart
mput
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
JOHNSON REPEATS
RUSSIAN DEMAND

CONTINUED PROM FACE ONE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
IS TO MOVE TOMORROW

=, Preparations arc being made by
me chamber of commerce to move
INTO the new city hall on Friday.
Ihey VIII occupy n suite OF four
,ooins on the south side. One OF the
rooms, as was announced some time
ago In THE Tulsa World. will be
gwen over Ia tho newspaper men.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Borough Of Richmond

Clifton. so,licii's Garage, 81 Be> St.
~olco,d. Sctenk's GARAGE, i3o5 Glove ID
t.-':- ci.y. Midland Motor Corpaav. .ose
l;.chmond Road.
Great Kills. An boz Garage. sal An,boy
Brewer. II. s. se7 ,asoy r;oad.
1.inolcumvilla. c-r.e-s q; err Corporation
'iarirers Harbor. s2arry. l.. Washington
Ave.
Ney7 Dor2. New Dorp Garage. c4l5 Rich
nord ed New Dor7 -se2ch Hotel
NelaHd Motor Co. CO. Richmond Rd
oi49 ~ -oy n.
Port 's'"i:Tnoons'. Port l;.ciinond Garage.
rlchnoni Garage. i5o Richmond Ave.
Richmond. Dollor. julius. go Centre st.
!'aaher, John. COZ Richmond 81.
st. Geor.-e. Casilcton Park Garage. Cas.
81. George Garage. lSo Bay 81
ota''e'on' Catterm9le { ". Sch Law
sea'ss @ Garasc aye GS ~ sJs sss LEY ssy st.
staten isiand Garage 3cf Van Duser ST.
Stapleton Garage. By q Congress st.
United ire Co l46 Canal St.
Wagner x Eorrin. Corden. St
Tompkins,;.!e Auto Supply Co. So GrIs-
s. George Garage. s,uyveSan. P,
1}'oek,. Garage. I3ay and hannah SITS
Il Ei,l'an ~ ar. Aut" CO. ,t, In Sss Bay st.
'-of;envilic Pnto g Boyd. go Main 81.
.ottenNille Garage, Il Bentley Ave.
West New brighton. Castieton Motor Car
Co, 1)22 Cas.ieton Ave
West New brighton. Columbian Auto &
Motor Car Co. 1884 Richmond Ter
1n,erbororEh Auto Repair 4: supply Co.
Ella St. and Richmond Terrace.
Rowohlt Motor Car Co., 1922 Castleton
Ave.
A. sora:ner. 1896 Richmond Turnpike
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
Queens

Astoria, Astoria Car. Willow & Franklin
Charles Amai2; 70 Fulton Ave
Paul sachse. ~ Nande-venter Ave.
Brust Bros, Gasage' 2ss sth Ave.
Na'co1er Ger. Co. 1S3 Jamaica Ave.
P'irate Auto Rental Service Co. %
Grand St.
L. Gally
Broadway & 1st Ave. De!aney's Garage
EaSsidc. Eeutlingers Garage.
College Point. College Point Garage.
Geo. Duer.
Kraeucrs Express Co.
Corona. chatheld Garage. jackson Ave.
near -1st ST.
johnson Hodas. Inc. 1912 w. Jackson
Powell &, Son. 1Gs W Jackson Ave.
S. X. Auto Accessories
Coney island. West End Garage. Cooks
Lane and Railroad Ave
Dougiaston. Manor Garage.
EImhurst. Douglaston Manor Garage Co.
Elmhurst Bridge Gar, KingslanJ Ave
H. c. Drews. 81 Corona Ave
Max Caeser ITO Corona Ave.
d. Faber Case. Station. Jackson Ave. &:
J. Kraus. Queens Blvd. s. Caldwell Ave
Queens Blvd. Garage.
Flushing. Red Lion.
BRUSHING Auto Garage. ITO B'way
john Geddes
Rainier Motor Corp. Ft. Farrinton st.
Wilson'S Garage.
Molds Garage.
Greensboro Garage. 60 Broadway.
Upper Flushing Gar. 80 Murray St
New Broadway Flushing Garage. San
ford Ave {; Broadway
Wilkins Garage. Jackson Ave. & Shell
Rd
Seagers Garage
Forest Hills. Continental Gar. Cont.nen-
tai Ave
Forest Hills Garage Queens Blvd
Fred. Frey. Metropol. & Cooper Ave.
Glendale. VIM. Rupp. Cooper Ave
" '!ansohn. CoOper Ave. and Sandol St
-904. Glendale Public Garage
Hollis. Hollis Case. sta. Fulton St. Rus
sell Yeapie Prop
B. Purchase. Fulton St.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14


lsalph Ave. 1919. Ralph Garage
Richards st. 14S, Leonard's Garage.
Ridsewood Ave. 2s5. Cypress Motor Sup
Reid Ave. 200. Putnam Garage
Robinson 81 23s. Robinson St. Garage.
Kockaway Ave. $50. Rockaway Ave. Car
Rodney st. "a. Maute- Garage.
"A, Rodney-keep St. Garage
Roebling st. Division Ave. Quick serv
1e2,, Roebling & Fillmore Garage.
aha North 9Th ST.. Roebling Auto Sup
and So. 9th sts., Pipoly Gasoline Sta
ton.
Rogers Ave. 1913. Empire Garage
1913. Empire Garage
1915, Flatbush Auto Service Co.
Rutledse st. 321. Rutledge- B'way Garage
Sackctt st. 6G3, Jacob Morgenthaler
st. Marks Ave. 933. Court Garage
201, Marsh Garage
239, Pratt, Hendricks Co
500, Wolfman's Garage
$40, Werbe Realty Corporation.
st. Johns Pl. 1882. B. F. & x Garage.
Saratoga Ave. 10. Stucco Garage.
Scholes st. 1872 Graham Garage
Seneca Ave. 567, Seneca Garage
Seventh Ave. 57o3. Seventh Ave Garage
5010 Victory Garage.
18th st. 5s1. Prospect PIX. West Garage
AuO 4NcPtUN6 ave. Ct. GlraEe.
Sheepshead Bay Road 1877. Bayside Gar.
Sheffield Ave. 27o, Sheffield Garage.
Siegel st. 1S5. Bushwick Terminal Gar.
9th st. 27s. Berg & Benz.
6oth St.. sS7 Fort Hamilton Garage.
1902, Louis Balestrno
1901, New Premier Garage
1886, Goth st. Garage.
08th st. ass. Louis Stac,.leroth
10th st. 54s, Unique Garage.
Snedilser Ave. sS7. sned'lser Garage
10, Atlantic Crossing Garage.
Snyder Ave. "a, Snyder Ave. Garage.
So, J. J. Snyder & Sons
S. Elliott Place .3. Elliott Garage.
Stass st. $50, Stays Garage
Starr st. 1885. Sunset Garage, Inc.
State st. eos. Daniel r r. Leary
Stanllope st. {, stanhope Garage.
Sterling Place. 473 Colony Garage
109, BOlls GARAGE
49,, Cath El2 Garage
500. Crocker Garage.
Stephens Court. 80, B. T. Stephens.
Stone Ave: "a. Near Broadway, Lux Gar.
52S, Pecker's Garage.
Stuyvcsant Ave. 90, Stuyvesant Hts Car.
Sumner Ave. 144. Excelsior Garage.
Sutter Ave. 1000, Bernard Schwerman
Taylor st. 40, Wright Cake Co.
Ten Eyck st. SO. D. W. Kaatzc.
AhucA -ANC. SS--, Idt tDuSn Auto co.
18th Ave. 1920, Chas Dobl.n.
Throop Ave. A. Gaycty Garage.
40. Seplowltz Bros.
and Myrtle Aves., Federal Garage
Troy Ave. 1O5. Troy Ave Garage
S50 Harris Garage.
o4th ave. Ss27, T H Joyce
.ith st. c37. American Car g. Mach wks
5sth st. 129, S4th St. Garage
Z Ave. s Lake st. B. Sickle.
Union st. 7s4. Union Garage.
Sll. Mcintosh Bros.
S35, NJ. EckhoY
$50, academy Garage
go. Park Plaza Garage.
1875, Lincoln Terrace Garage
Cor Sutter Ave, Palace Gara~e
Van si,dcrcn Ave. Levins Ga-ac,.
Vanderbilt Ave. og7 VANDERBILT; Garage.
Vernon Ave. S01, J-eystono Garaec.
37s. Hohweisner & Sons.
Watkins st. 1ss. Fischer Auto CO.
ISIS. Public Garage
So, Watkins St Garagr
Nnrerly Ave. ot. Merchants Garage
o1i Navcrly Garage.
Ncirtield st. 800. Fred Bruscis Garage.
". 18th st. & Neptune Ave. ?. l...-c..e.lo
". eoth st. & r.. r. Ave. so:,.e~s Garden
Garage.
W. S'th ST. Mermaid Ave. seagatc Car
N'iIlou.hby and Knics.erbocker aves,
Wiiloughby Garage
and 'Nostrand AYES. W!lloughby Car
and Myrtle Avcs. Lind Garage.
Nytha Ave. 4o1. 2. J. ORourko.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14
LaunchNapllthaPo POINTS
I'm Greater New York

City Island. Robert Jacobs,
a. Malakoff,
Joaqu!m Vidal.
B. y. Wood
new York City. The Anna Service. ". 7.
1acht cub anchorage TT East o3d 81.
z. +. Quinn Clason Point
Jonn Rehm. Broaxkiils Boathousc. 1T.
r. r. Welsh, Fl. W. l4o.h st.
Richmond. Cant NJ c,...r,,o,.
Schooner Lawrence" OF Ft Vander
bit Ave. stapleton
BROOKLYN. A. L. Anderson. Timer PIX. Pr.
c. Polling. off F't ssth 81.
Off Stables Pier ~"
Rockaway Point. p. II. Reid.
Shccpshead Bay. W. Lang.
Co.er" Point. Herman Kraemer.
VIM. NeeGham.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-14

Howard Beach Anderson & serk.
H. Paulson.
Jamaica. Mrs. a. Mehrtens. Hillside and
G. Higgins. Locust Ave. & Merrck Rd
Theatre Garage. Twombly r. & Stand
ard St.
Baker Bros. Garage Co.. Inc. 10 No
Washington St
Frank Besr.nan, ~ Rockaway Rd.
DisbroW Bros. Hillside Ave
Franklin Garage. Franklin St
lnternaiioAal Garare. Smith 81.
Hillside Garage. Hillside Ave
Mott Bros, Hillside Ave
Palm Gar. hillside X Flushing Ave
WieSel's Garage. Union Hall st
Strans's Auto Garage Co. lac. Fulton
Unity Garage. Queens Boulevard
John Nai'nii. Hillside Ave. Hoffman
Graef's Garage. Rochaway Road and
Chichester ave.
South Side Garage. G. South ST.
Kew Gardens. Colonial Garage. Queens
Blvd.
Little Neck. Cornells Garage.
y. +. Wright
Long Island City. c. j. Brown. Bridge
Plaza
Clark's Gasoline Station. jackson and
N 7. Watts. Bridge Plaza.
Dunpert. John. 19I Crescent ST
Model Garage. a5 Pnyntor Ave
Iaft's City Garage. 1l0 First ave.
Webster Ave. Gar. 4th & Webster Ave.
Shapse auto %. Bridge Plaza:
I-OStdl Garage, So W washington Il.
Plaza Garage, 369 jackson Ave
Queens colrt Gar. Inc. Bridge Plaza
Brewster & Co. Bridge Plaza
Simple. Auto Co. Vernon Ave. & 12th
j. Smiths Upgrade Garage, II lst Ave.
Auto Repair q Machine Co. Bayslde
Evcrroady Garage sao Crescent St
haisers Gasoline Station. Thompson Av.
Meadow Near Park. Meadow Near Park
Garage.
Middle Village. Hirsch. jacob
-.orsh Beach. Z. Bottti.
Ozone Park. l.. r Melicrc jerome Ave.
August Schrempp. Rockaway Koad
Queens. Queens Auto Repair SHOP Hemp
chas. Lester: Rocky HiM Ed. and Jeri-
oho Turnpike.
Fulton 81. & Jericho Turnpike. ". L. &
!. T. C4llistor
i:iclnord Hjli Apex Gar. Leiferts. mr.
Jamaica Ave
* & s. Garage and Repair Co. Leferts
1 j Lake & Son. 1919 Jamaica Ave.
Richmond Hiil Garage & Machine CO..
Hillside ave. y Vine St.
Greenwood Car. 1904 Jamaica Ave
South Ozone Park. II. Murch, Rockaway
Road and Lincoln Ave.
Springfield. T. B. Abrams. Merrick Rd.
near Springfield Ave.
W. 3. Jones. Meirick Road and Spring.
Whitestonc. Nelson & Black Garage
OFee's Garage
Whittaker Corp
Winfield. Rinscl & Miller, Queens Blvd.
and Rowan st.
Voodhaven. *. Keller. Roclsaway Rd
and Ferry st
4. T. Louvct jerome Are
Manor Garage. 1898 faina'ea Ate.
Woodhavcn Garage. & BPalow Pr
Woodhaven Garage. .iaLai,i Ave
Norman Garage. j1i6 .iamaicA Ave
lores. PIX. Garage 1877 Jamaica Ave
Nnod>idc. Kunar's Garage. Flushing Rd
". Iizeo. Jackson Ave and Sth 81
W"odtiGe Car. 4th 81. and Jackson Ave
Jaci.so1 Heights Garage. Jackson Ave
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and Ludwig Ave. (near Pelham Park
way). R. Manson & Son.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-07-25
AT THE LYRIC

Mary Miles Minter will add many
more friends to her large circle of
admirers with ''The Eyes of Julia
Deep" which will be shown at the
Lyric tonight. An interesting TO
nance of poor little clerk, who
saves the life of a wealthy idler
(Allen Forest and makes him rea-
lie that life is after all worth living.
Mae Marsh will be featured in
"The Glorious Adventure" on Satur-
day. The story of girl who brought
happiness to others as we'll as to
herself.
On Monday Norma Talmadge will
be featured in "The New Moon"
The abolition of marriage, probably
the most reprehensible of the drastic
practices of the Russian Bclsheviki
is made the theme Of this interesting
drama and Miss Talmadge is at her
best.
To all who love faith and optimism
or to those who need those sustaining
qualities, Hearts of Men," in which
George Beban and his little three
year old son are co-starred, breathes
message that will linger with them
for many day. The production is
one of the cleanest, and most whole
some photoplays that has ever grac-
ed the screen, and sparkles with
mirth and humor, contrasted occa-
sionally by tender pathos. This pic
ture will be the attraction on Tues
day and Wednesday.
Coming-Mary Pickford in Daddy
Long Legs"