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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02
Old Resident Near Death

II had not eaten food for 10
days and was slowly starving 20
death. Given up by five doctors. |
tried bottle OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, which gave relief at once
/ am rs years old and would have
died but for your wonderful medi-
cine The jaundice IL all gone and I
am gaining appetite and strength
every day" II is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ach. liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. one dose
will convince or money refunded
At all druggists. --Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

MRS. KATHARINE HOUSTON
none CEDAR 1893. 92i s. Cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02
REALTORS LEAVE
FOR CONVENTION
About % Local Dealers
Go to Kansas City
Y Session.
GLASS GIVES ADDRESS
Will Deliver "Silver Cup"
Talk; Convention to Re-
main in Session 8 Days.

About 25 local real estate men,
,,erbors Of the real estate exchange,
'er last night In a special car 20 at
te,d the annual convention of ,no
Nauonal Real Estate Exchange at
i,Ipsss city Wednesday, Thursday,
tridav and saturday.
Tho Tulsa delegation took several
.bnu.aud circulars to advertise TulsI
and oklahoma.
N j. Glass will deliver the silver
c.,r' address a silver cup Is awarded
bv tho national association each year
-. m, city tho speaker from which
Givers the best Grafton about his
home city
Those attending the convention
from Tulsa are: .. n. Terw.lliger,
MAY campbell. * NJ. Vaughn, V
81 Day. Arthur Ncwlin, $. W. Bell,
iobr il Miller and wife w. Frank
walker. \ r. Shue, j., G. Powers
] a.. Reddin. Fay NJ. Ham, Gerald
benedict, a. $. Niner, Will Niner,
Nr. Elliott T NJ. Hollyman. Chas
Oborst. " @. Brockman, II. l. Ropp.
" a. Steger Clark Whitesido. Wade
Whiteside, NJ. J, Glass and j. q.
Campbell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

snot lsso July 1885. september its2.
iow ,osr ~ sb, all bid. Prime winter vel
'VN ana summer white. nominal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

New York Metal
KANSAS CITY, June wheat No /
quoted lead quiet spot ana June offered
at tskb. zinc quiet. East 81 Louis dolly
cry spot 7.45 bid. 76b asked
Al London Load spot 90 futures 90
Zinc spot ~ SIS. futures t4 los
New York MONEY,
NEW YORK. June i--Mertantiic paper
y exchange strong. sterling 81. day BIN
" N6, commercial 6o-day bills on hanks
US, .ommorci"i fo-day bills s. $50 de.
mand s 90A b.. cables i3gIt,
Marks demand &2.6I, cables tc.62
New York exchange on Montreal II per
cent discount.
Government and railroad bonds weak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02
The Markets
stocks Are Heavy.

NEW YORK. June Stocks were alter.
,atelv heavy to wesK Throughout today 3
session. further selling OF the more volatile
i.sues by professional interests being i'm
psH.d By adverse happenings over the
double holiday.
the higher rates OF discount imposed
bv Inc local federal reserve bank, as well
a nv branches in the middle west were
Epplsuentcd by statements from officials
N the governing institution directing te-
nswed attention TO unsstistac tory credit
conditions, ,
vhh the advent Of June. Little or no
lime money was available and call money
rose 10 10 per cent In the final hour, after
opening ~ per cent
Leading stocks at losses OF to points,
these being extended before noon. steels,
squIpmcnts, motors ana oils suffered great
Or DEPRECIATION. but sugars tobaccos leath
ers chemicals and shippings also gave way
In like extent before the close. Rails were
the only stocks to display moderate sup
port some of the secondary issues, notably
Rock Island and ST. Louis &c San Francisco
,rengthening. sales amounted TO $4,000
shares
Liberty bonds were under almost CON
tinuous pressure tho general list was ir-
regular a. moderate reactlcrs. Total sales.
par value, aggregated ti2.3f5, 900
Old L. ). bonds were unchanged on
call.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

HUDSON. Mass. june Dr
waiter kirkpatrick ot uutchmson.
Kan. an advanced student Ht the
Harvard medical school and his \.
year old son. phlip, wore drowned
Yesterday in Lake Uoou. through
tho ovcrturrinE of their canoe 40
ono witnessed the accident
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

WASHINGTON. June Opera
tion by the United States steel Prod
ucts company of limo " Ncamer'
between ports on the east and wesi
coUst VIA The Panama canal. Is held
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion not 60 violate the prohibitions
tf the Panama canal act
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

NSITEN IIIIE. \ z, MAY II"
The second world assembly OF Y. NJ.
g y. workers adjourned here today,
having been in session since NAV
10 More than 500 delegates from
all parts of the United States and a
number NJ foreign countries at
tended
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02
Fort Worth Live stock.

FORT WORTH. Texas. June Cattle
Receipts . 600 head. market steady to
strong, bcsves 50 o0G95o
Hogs-Receiptpsp 1000 head. market
slow at i0c decline heavy ti3.7BglioO.
Shecp--Rectipts $500 head market soc
down, lambs Si200di3.b0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

beef steers active steady 20 gtc lower.
prime heavy Si37b, Nearlings sll25. hf
she stock slow ana uneven, tlG so under
best prime last week. Ncals and calves
strong bulk good and choice St9 00Ui2 90.
stockcrs and feeders dun
sheep Receipts 5000 head. market
stronE. lambs STEADY TO strong best ma
tives $3.50, California SIC 90, sheep slow
and uneven. mostly 26a soc lower
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

KANSAS CIT, June i.--Wheat No. |
hard wheat unchanged to lower; red
t2eoG2.?s. No. red &2.s5. No, 2 rcd
$500
Corn unchanged to lc lower: No. mixed
low si92Hi.oj.
oats unchsnaed, No. , white slioG
III; No. mixed &i.o7aios, No. 2 red
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02
nnsns CITY Live Stock

KANSAS CITY. June i.--Hogs-Receipts
$4,000 head market light slow, $50 800
lower; medium and heavy ioq25c lower;
top fli3o. bulk light ti3.60nitI5. me-
alum and heavy sl5.boditl5.
Cattle-Rcceipts 1000 head; market
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

rime loans ytr1rE g. days 90 days aua
2 Wtuths ~
Ca'i money strong high s low q ruling
rate b, tDatus bid =. offered at T. iatt
loan 8, lNuk a,Depttuccs 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-02

CtiiCAgO. june Wheat so t,f
fs'' No mlNed 14Sf, So. 8 untthtrn
spring 41S7
corr 80 mixed 81 sSuisa, No. a,ei
low 81 sp0IoI
oats No white 81 oG fI0Sis
eve so fr1A
Barley 81 .t0IitI
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Agriculture, Goodrich is providing
special weather reports on highways
and they are obtainable in branches OF
the company in principal cities.
The new service will make it pos
sible for a car or truck owner to end
out the exact condition Of the roads
in every direction from the point Of
inquiry. Shippers and dispatchers will
be able to determine the approximate
time that. should be consumed in inter-
city trucking. Tourists who have
scheduled themselves by the shortest
route may often find it advantageous
to select different road in the event
the original route is impossible.
There are 208 weather sbureau sta
tions in the country and highway re-
port service has been established in
81 of them. Thirty-five. of these are
in cities where Goodrich branches are
located. AS the government extends
its highway report service more and
more motorists will be served through
the travel bureau stations. Eventu-
ally Goodrich will render service in all
its branch cities-120 in number.
Supplementing the weather highway
reports motorists will get detour and
other highway information, as we'll as
state highway maps and tour cards
at the company's branches.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

your engine. but 10 Il . lubricant Z
Many times this liquid IL combina-
tacn Of cylinder oil and gasoline. Its
lubricattng properties are poor and
should the bearings burn out through
lack Of oil the owner is apt to blame
the oil sfor the trouble. Then he i'm
mediately buys oil of another grade.
without knowing the real reason for
his trouble.
The best way to make sure Of having
tne right grade Of oil is to use re-
hglously the oil recommended by the
manufacturers Of the particular car
you drive. Depending upon thu type
oi engine, crank-case oil should be
changed regularly. Old lubricatinr oil
should be drawn out and new oil nut
IN Tor at least every 1000 miles Of
driving. In special cases it is advisable
to renew the oil much oftener, but this
Is the usual length of time it may be
left in the engine. ~
II tho engine doesn't get a sufficient
amount Of oil it will run hot. IF the
driver does not notice that his oil
gauge is failing to indicate, it is doubt
tul that he would know the engine was
hot until it stopped and wouldn't run
any more. In such a case he would
probably find that one or two, perhaps
all, Of the bearings arc burnt out.
When the engine is not getting
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

enough oil It Is usually because the oil
supply has been allowed to run low or
there is something wrong with the cir
not forcing the oil to the bearings
properly or the pipes arc plugged or
the connections are loose or the strain
er Is obstructed with foreign matter.
Whenever the gauge does not func-
tlon properly the trouble should be in
vestigated at once. Make sure, first of
all, that there is enough oil in the
crank case. Then take a careful look
at the oil pipe connections to make
sure that they are not leaking. If these
are tight take out the oil strainer and
clean it and if the trouble is still in
evidence disconnect all the 81 pipes
and stick wires through them or blow
them out with the tire pump. Finally.
better adjustment of the oil pump
may be made to cause it to pump more
oil, provided indications prove it to be
improperly adjusted.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

L. Eowenstein. sos 10th Ave, City.
Madison Avenue Bridge Garage, 2lss Madl-
son Ave, City.
Ma,ers Garage. 1871 Ferris Pl.. City.
Msorningside Garage aos w. 18Th St., CITY.
Metropolitan Tire and Supply Co. 76 e.
125th ST.. City.
Metropolitan Motorist Association, 4th Ave.
and 44th St. City.
Mezenen & Reed. esa Madison Ave. City
Mott Hsyen aSase An;e snr, S S Ssth FL S
Broadway. City.
NJ. Murphy. e14 Fordham Rd.. City
! J. 0dence:: 1859 Amstsrdam Aye, CITY
w. 18th ST., City.
Park View Garage. ass7 Southern Blvd.
s: S. Ponsky 80 ". Fordham Rd.. City.
Private Garage. bl1 E. 10th St., City.
tngton Ave. City.
Ralph & Young, 424 r. saith St., city.
Regent Tire and Supply Co.. 14s6 9Th Ave.
Riato Electrical Shop. sol W. 5ad ST. City.
River Ave Garage. ac7 E. is7th ST. city.
Peter Schneider Garage. 1855 E. S6th St.
Steam vulcanizins and radiator or, Repair
works, sosnn ~ J, y. Greenwich st.. city
Harvey Smith, s2ls Broadway. ;; li CITY.
Standard Tire and Repair Works. 35e w
10th st., City.
Storage Battery Repair Shop. ITS w. 10Th
Sunshine Garage. $50 W. s7th St., City
Thompson's Garage, SIT E. sath ST.. City.
II. Thompson. 2489 Webster Ave, City
Union Auto Repair. 1sl e. 12sth ST., City.
Wadsw'orth Tire Repair Shop, II Wads-
worth Ave. City.
Washington Heights Auto Tire Works. 1919
Webster Avenue Garage. 1926 Webster
Ave. City.
F. r. Welsh, 1%oth St. ard North River,
a. West, 2os 2. s7th st., city.
White Cola o.
Yesk & Stein 202 W. 30th ST. City
Volunteer Garage, 41s E. l22d St, City.
Iorkvllle Steam Vulcarizng and Tire Co..
1856 Avenue c, City.
l4oth ST. Garage. Is W. 14oth St.. City.
RICHMOND. STATEN ISLAND
Blocks Garage 46s Bay St.
Burgess & BridgenA bs7 Bay St.
Enziger Bros. 1853 Richmond Rd-
G. Gilligan. Bay and Swan Sta
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Enterprise Rubber Co., 227 F1atbush Ave.
Brooklyn.
Ever Ready Auto supply 1872 Bay 10th St..
brooklyn.
Evergreen Garage, I'LL Hancock st..
Brooklyn.
Thomas Fallon, 111o President st., Bklyn.
reIdman Auto Sales. 2130 Bergen St.,
Brooklyn.
T. Finger. 1852 Sterling Pl, Brooklyn.
j. Fisher & Callan, 1471 Bergen st.. Bklyn.
Fogarty e. Hendrickson. 49b N. Elliott st..
Brooklyn.
Forman Brothers. 100 Beaver ST.. Bkyn.
A. " Formacher, $50 Bushwich Ave.
Ford Repair Shop. a2 Rockwell pl.. Bklyn.
''19rth qrafn Ave Ave. Cycle Co.. +41e 4th Ave.
Fox Brothers Garage, sla Greene Ave,
kBrooklyn.
Fulton, Putnam Garage $50 Fulton St.
y. cslati,, ass Sd Ave. Brooklyn.
y, 1.orsi. Care. sls Saratoga Ave. Brooklyn
~ t. Giessr s4 Sary Sosy syrand n, ayeokIyp Aye Bslvn
Gilbert &, Son, All Bedford Ave. Bklyn
Glickstein. Wilkenfield & Turner. 24o NJ
" H. Gilsler. 1888 Nostrand Ave. Bklyn.
Gowans Garage. Jap Sth St. Brooklyn
Granada Garage, 1925 Coney Island Ave,
w. S',;,,gt Granberg. t Avenue J. Brooklyn.
a1lH Ham,sn Garass Tca 2H ssae st. BEookyn
>, e5o+ Fort Hamilton Ave. Brooklyn.
Ha!lahan Tire Co., 31s Flatbush Avs.
Brooklyn.
Harmon Motor Repair Co. 40 " Ox,o-d
St, Brooklyn.
The Ideal Garage. 55s llth st.. BROOKLYN.
hlIison Auto Repair Co. 400 Cd Ave,
ln{srstate Service Co.. 2Ts Berry St,
Irving Garage. 1907 Avenue O. BROOKLYN
Joseph John, SOB 7th Ave, Brooklyn.
10y 10y Auto Co. 40 rhroop Ave. Brooklyn
Cnas. j. Jones. l43 Stockholm St. B'kIvn
kensington Auto Service Co.. 7lo Conev
lsland Ave. Brooklyn.
Kelly q Mexican, 25S Schermerhorn ST..
Brooklyn. N'''
s Kleinman. 100 Lafayette Ave. Bklyn.
j kronheimer. 1918 Bushwick Ave. Bklyn.
Brooklyn '
Lebo Storage Battery Co.. 1855 4th Ave.
Brooklyn. ''
Ieiken & Themaphow. l07 7th Ave. Bklyn
l. L. Auto Service, 945 5sth ST. Bklyn
l.. L. q a. Battery CO. $50 4th Ave, Bkiyn.
Majestic Auto Radiator Co.. 1917 Atlantic
Ave- Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Il Medf sse Manhattan Ava. 1roo-,,.-
Mesrow Garage, 1879 Sterling pl.. R.k,vn
metropolitan Motorist Assoc,atto, AAoo ~,
Ave. Brooklyn "e'o" sso1 stn
l" "A. Meyer. s66 4th Ave. BROOKLYN
D. J. McGarry. s4s Atlantic Ave. RkIvr
and Ave, Brooklyn -7'
G: Mogenson. 1902 Avenuc w RrooL,,,,
Monarch n. Garage. s25 Hancock st.. Bklvn.
r. Mulenrith d Co.. 2S Flushing Ave
MURRAY Auto Supply Co.. ss17 18th 81
Nassau .. Auto sRadiator Works, 2ss Berry
'NG% p,,a,, palacc Garage. s11 Lexington Ave
, away Ave, Brooklyn ->0eA-
facihc Auto Repair Co, ala Pacific ST..
Pa Palm I'm Garage. 900 Hillside Ave. Brooklyn.
FalN1er- Herring Motor Co Cour, ana "a
gen Sts.. Brooklyn. ''
Park paza parase arsss 81 Park osd Ave. BROOKLYN
Petersens Auto Repair Co 34s5 Eor+
prasnadt mamit'9n n F, pIarkway, ,xs: Brooklyn;
. Brooklyn. ''A 80
Plaza Auto Service. Grand St. Ext.
Plank & sandman, 90 briggs Ave. B.k,vn
Prospect Garage. 1877 eth ST. BROOKLYN
y. Eabinowitz q Son. Walabout Market.
f. Ralston. Coney Island Ave, Brooklvn
rex Vulcanizing Works "a Flatbush Ave
Ext, Brooklyn '
Robbins & Hempsteadan, Prospect Park
West. Brooklyn. N
Rocks Auto Service, Inc. s47 sd St.
Brooklyn. $50
Walter Roth. IT Grace Court, Brooklyn
Segal Brothers, S1l Flatbush Ave. Bkivn
scnermerhorn u. Garage. 81 scherme rhorn
Scoyiils Garage. - Guernsey ST.. B'klyn
O. a shoo,< ~ = Mnannattan Nam ,s3, Ays B.kyn
Blvd. Brooklyn va
Smith -Schermerhorn Corp. IS Smith St
Brooklyn. 80
south BROOKLYN Auto Repair Co.. eo4 9Th
s. G. Garage. lss Roebling ST.. B'klvr
Sterling Rubber Works, rs 4th Av.
Brooklyn " |1Se''
E. G. stache! Sons. Inc. 70 Commercial $,
Brooklyn. e'"' 0s''
Sullivan Auto Service. $50 4th Ave. B.k,x,
,', Sw,artzoerg & Biain. 1o5 Troy Ave. B.kiyn
Hrooltlyn. ''''
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Herman G. Ernst. o4i Bay St.
". L. Nc Adams. Bay st.
!: {. Muller 685 Bay St
New Dorp Garage, 24l5 New Dorp Rd
f''TThmond County Buick Co., 72o Richmond
Il. r. Short, 1882 Richmond Terrace.
BROOKLYN AND QUEENS
Ncaoemy Garage. 837 Union ST. BROOKLYN
acorn Garage. $50 sackett St. brooklyn
Morris Albera, lo5 S Portland St, BIzlyn.
AVN lba, 1901 SD st, Brooklyn.
Atlantic and Nostrand Garage. 1888 A.
iantic Ave. Brooklyn.
Atlantic Crossing Garage * S,edtLer Av.
Brooklyn - ''
AUTO Maintenance Co. 10 Vanderbilt Ave
Auto Tire Co. 10 Hanson Pl, Brooklyn.
- d =, Auto Repair Co, 1870 6oth St,
banner g. Co., Az Herkimer ST.. Bklyn.
Bedford Auto Garage. SCI Bedford Ave
Brooklyn. |N'e 60
Bergen Garage, 1881 Bergen St.. Bklyn.
Berry Ford Service, 2e5 Berry St, Bklyn.
berry Tire and Repair Co. 462 Berry St.
Brooklyn. N''
Blake & Coney. 70 4th Ave, Brooklyn
6- d NJ; Auto Repair Co, $40 Bushwlcl1
Broadway Tire and Rubber Co.. 5ss Rroad-
way, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Heights Garage, 4s Love Lane
brooklyn.
2. L. Brown, $50 E. 2ad St. BROOKLYN
Bunner Garage, Inc. Sc Prince St. q klyn
John n 8urkhoussr; 9 14oo5 Gates Ave. Bkiyn.
~ I! u M Byk, 1869 Bedford Ave, Bklyn
II. 9; CVtina. 1910 Kings Highway Bklyn
charles H Cook III Sd Ave, Brookiyn'
Church Auto Service. Inc. 2233 Church
Ave- Brooklyn. 1' III
Club Garage. $50 st. Johns Pl. BROOKLYN
L. L. Circle Garage, 4l Ocean PARKWAY.
Brooklyn. - " a. ;
Commodore Garage. COZ sacke.t St. Bs,n
eonsumers, Auto Server Co.. 2l7 Fa.bush
Copper 1pr,. 4 Leonard. n. LIST and Berry Sta.
Davis s Goeb. $40 9th Ave. BROOKLYN
~ Dean n Garage. Inc. 80 Dean St. Brooklvn
" p Deane. 1775 6oth St. BROOKLYN ="
oc Rosa Corp. 255 4th Ave, Broo<irr
a A W, Pohn. 72$ 5sth s., Brooklyn.
Di Dorian Motor Corp. 21s 9th St, B'klyp
novle Broth 220 Park Ave RronI'I~
hasr srooF,,a' tIatoush Garage. lis E; 92d St.
SrooklyE "0ieoh 81,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
MANHATTAN AND THE Bnoxx

MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX
Aokerman Dressner, 22 W. 144th St.. Cityy.
"A. l. NJ Co., Inc. 60os Broadway. Cttv
NJ Acker. 2so1 Webster Ave. City.
Argonne Auto Repair Co.. $50 W 1s1st ST.,
Auaubon @ Auto Supply Co.. 1894 st. Nicholas
William Rern.y. IA ". s4th st.. city.
8ehrens n r,.A Auto Repair Shop, so7 E. ls7th
selso Tire IRE and Rubber Works. a1ss Park
Bel Garage. s2s W. 1s1st st.. City.
Belmont ., IT,, Ford Repair Co, s5b e. 1soth
Bronx Starter and Ignition Service Station.
276 E. l4oth ST.. City. 1'''A'
C. & F. Auto Supply Co, SIS W. 1lsth st..
c. & B. Auto Supply Co.. sss Park Ave,
Chat7eld Auto supply. s3a ". 52d st.. CITY
chssea rsI. Auto Supply Co, SO W. llsth St..
CIRCLE Garage. 10, w Goth St.. city.
G. V. Gearvice & Co.. 1863 Park Ave. CITY.
crescent Auto Supply Co.. 4bs Fordham
Dalcum Auto Supply 278 Amsterdan, Az.
City "a '''
4 Dissner, 44s e. 14eth St. city.
Mat Dow. $50 Alexander Ave City.
Electro EschanEe Shop, 53l sth Ave. City.
Fodman Service Station, 2425 Grand Con
Fulton Auto Radiator and Lamps Work.
168 w. Both ST., City
Giant Garage. 2225 Webster Ave, City.
H. Haekawy, $40 e. S5th St.. city.
Harlem r,l Auto Supply Co.. ei:l 7th Ave-.
Fred Hardy. 444 Sd Ave. City.
f.. F. q: Holbert. $40 r; ssth ST.. City
lnternational Vulcanizing Co. 4es Bergen
JACKSON Square Auto Shop. 500 W. 18th
Il a"sss 5aeosy ls ssss w Meb.tsr hSs SNs Sty CITY,
Eugene Kane, 427 W. 67th st.. CITY.
j. Kinderman Son. 1868 Webster Ave.
City. '''
kirgwood Garage, 1853 w 1920 st.. CITY
Klaus Morr Storage Battery ana Tire r.
2194 eth Ave- City wv
LAFAYETTE Street Garage. AT Canal st.. CITY.
Langdon Dougherty, $50 W. 4lst ST. Cityy
Lewis Lipscher & Co. SIS w l4th ST. civ
NJ. Liben. 7s3 7th Ave. City. 0@''
Liberty Garage. 573 w. i3lst St civ
Lincoln Garage, ssa st. Nicholas Ave.. catv.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Road and Weather
| Information for
Auto Tourists
Goodrich Bureau Plans to
Give Accurate Data to
Car and Truck Opera
tons

How are the roads? This question
is asked hundreds Of times daily by
owners Of motor cars and operators
OF trucks. The majority of the an
swers are similar to this: 1--WE don't
know; or, 1--WE think they are in good
condition"
A step to minimize the uncertainty
and annoyance caused by inaccurate
highway information has been taken by
the travel and transport bureau of the
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company. By
arrangement with the weather bureau
of the United States Department Of
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Troy Ave. Garage. 1ob Troy Ave. BklyA
" vtica Garage, % utioa Ave. Brooklyn.
Brooklyn.
". J. Vaughan, II Snyder Ave-. Bklyn-
VI; NJ r. fawger II 6th Ave-. Brooklyn.
I'c1nry Garage. 500 7th Ave. Brooklyn
r. I, walsh 129 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn.
ashington Tire Works. e34 Atlantic Ave-
Brooklyn.
wIlioughby Garage. 425 winoughby Ave-,
Brooklyn.
F. R. Welch. 40 Ocean Parkway. Bkiyn.
Brooklyn ''
ga s.s Street Garage. SIS esd ST.. Brooklyn.
AJAX Garage. Richmond HILL
William c. Broadhurst, ii franklin st..
Hampstead. l.. l. 0'''
Gharles Fausner Fulton ST., jamaica
:: r.. w. Garage. Union Hall St, Jamaica.
NIIener He,m Auto Supply Co.. 3o1 Front ST..
Tnaries Tta,r Lancer Jamaica Ave. woodhay.n
p poater Moelier. Union Hall St., jamaica.
mond Hill. @A'o'' iNicA-
49,; p q s. Auto Supply. Hillside Ave-. Jamaic.
a'anede Garage. Smith St. jamaica
a. - wood. rs Main ST.. Hemps,ead. l.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY
NEW ROCHELLE

NEW ROCHELIH
6radley Supply and Repair Co.. 81 North
George Ferguson Co. Main St
Harris Garage, Main St
mug uenot Garage. 225 E. Main 81.
I, o. 0 he heosamen East Main ST.
q. @: hosenbluin. 81 North Ave.
stewart Auto Supply Co. North A,a
>. spiegellnan. 20 Division ST.
1nlted Auto and Electric Co e. Nam 81
"estchester Garage. Main ST.
YONKERS
3auter Auto Supply Co, 251 s. Brosd..v
n l.. Levine. Is Main St
Easco Garage. Randolph St
Nepperhan Valley Garage. 29s Nepperhan
shr1ve,s Garage. 81 Warburton Ave-
p b Stgerson. 24s S. Broadway.
npNzer's Garage, 81 Prospect St
"arourton a. fS. Co. 40 Warburtor Ava
MOUNT VERNON
J: BeckerIe. s. 6th Ave
Henning's Garage N Sd Ave
towards. Inc. S. 4th Ave
Lincoln Service Station. 161 W Lincoln
ST. '"Soih
Macs Garage. 6th Ave. and Sd St.
\ CA Garage, 8. sth Ave.
f. A. Partch. ~ E. Sd ST.
Right Garage, so 8. 9Th Ave
Schleicher Tire Works William y,
Vernon Heights Garage. 3l8 ID. I'D A.
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Be Pure Liquid
Ii Crank Base Is
| Lubricating Oil
Sometimes 1t IL Thinned
Out With Gasoline and
Burned-O Out Bearings Are
a Certain Consequence
By Vim. H. Stewart Jr.
The Stear0yt Auto Schnoy

The wise car owner obeys his in
struction book explicitly and does
nothing unless he finds a good surges-
tion In an automotive magazine or in
that same book. He fills tho base Of
his engine with lubricant when oil ;s
necessary. as indicated by the gauge.
but the instruction book does not al.
ways advise him further regarding the
oiiing system. At the present hirh
cost of lubricant more instructions are
necessary.
You may have liquid In the base Of
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Eternal Vigilance
-, Is the Price of
Tire Mileage
..sneed =. Is Expense Is One
Standard Rule You May
Be- Sure Will Work =.
Against You All the Time
Series Of articles for
Norice Car O,rners

FIR the benefit Of the new auto
r.h;ls owner The Tribune offers .
..r,e. Of articles on the construc-
tion and operation of motor cars,
prepared by H. c. Brokaw, teehnlcai
d;r.ctor of the West Side Y. NJ. Z.
automobile schools. The tenth'
herewith, deals with tires ana oe''er
mileage.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

troit and other such points. His ad-
vices are that cars may now be driven.
with minimum OF trouble, by wav
Of Youngstown, Beaver Falls, Pitts.
burgh. Bedford, Gettysburg, Lancaster.
Philadelphia and Trenton. There nre'
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Gar Department I .sHs. sHs ssnds, :sI1ds
u mas mas come down to a nnsr, src
IA Iuyer knows exactly wha, poins ny
nss much more critical that the
sssed cars car. css. ar The OLD method Of
Irssae sae records Of used Ysr. cs-s eMec- ahe
Aad Vas was good over the winter
~ sxpect the big rush 10 hsssr
lad aondrsda sn Of used cara " Wiii iii
- rexSw many hundreds more
EIEss5E,s sassrs' II No oan get
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Of course, some bad stretches on this
route.
The Liberty Highway through Ashta-
bula, Erie. jamestown, Elmira. Bing-
hamton and Liberty is reported in any
thing but driving condition.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Can Drive Overland
From Western r.;

Reports collected by H. T. Gardner.
secretary of the Automobile Dealers
Association, show road conditions for
factory driveways from Cleveland, De-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

The American Railway Express.
New York Telephone Co.
Empire State Dairy
New York Fire Dept.