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New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
BRONX
10th St. L wadsworth Ave.

1,6th St L Wadsworth Ave.
Wadswcrtn Garage
lslst St, SIP West, Beaver 2. j. Garage
s3th st. Webster, Sunrise Garage
Webster Ave. 3l3i, Stanleys Garage
Grand Concourse. t526, Mt Eden Garage
Grand Concourse, l73, United sarvice Sta
Grand toncourse. 200, Maxim Garage
r. Fnrdham Road. G38
Chas' NVillsrrore scrv,ce s-a
Harlem River Terrace & 207th St..
Dependa bic Motor Service
2osth st. & 9th Ave. Thyret Garage
sherman Ave, 106 (near Dycknan ST.,
IeN"ry Garage
Dyckman 1t. & 10th Ave,
Dyckman Garage Village
broadway, s8l6. Inwood Gas Station
summit Ave. 1898, High Bridge Garage
North st. Jerome Ave,
l9rdnaia Heights Garage
Boston I'd. & Prospect Ave,
Dsy and Sight Garage
Jerome Ave. 1862. central Bridge Garage
ysronx Vest Side Garage
Crotona Arc., 2525. Bronx parlz Auto sup
Clatou L. H. Auto Supp
Boston Road. 1863, Felharber A.
2!2d It. j B'way, Ihas. WilisiAore scr. Sta.
2t3d ~. & f;'wav, a. I. NJ. Co, Inc.
piGth t. < Evuy, Glenn Tire Exchange
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Where gasoline is
most severely tested
Sluggish fuel fails to make good n dense
the gasoline that 'ap@ize every emergency

't1E kr the cars run thick and fast-where
wv quick stops, sudden starts, spurts to right
and left are every minute matters
That's the driving that tells you what your gas
is really good for.
On cold snappy day is your engine almost i'm
possible to start after few hours on the street?
Does your engine buck and mistre now and then?
Do you often find that you disgusted with the
low mileage you get on the gallon in traffic? That's
because low-grade gasoline vaporizes slowly
Starting in cold neather demands
fast 'aPonzatson
You can avoid these common driving troubles that
come from using ordinary gasoline Tvdo the
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
LOWER MANHATTAN

..rsih harrow It. cor. s.er,er' ,-i.'
,,FsHih ~. -. 60, -4ef4csH s-~te
sS'-1~,n Charlton ~ts.. Ja-aea 4..r
- "H "inH 80. -1 ---. 'Ai@
- - Wei lD> P.s f4saT
,-fh -. "a f4,et. .o,e a.rs
<-H go stl fa~t.
-" It.. -. 'tr-Ise f.t4T
jSa, ~ Ws-,. ',4f-E.
IN ~, -. W.T., .e.. s. N., fan ~ r.
~ ' -. v ~.'. 81. con- 81 Ga.
,,,'h -. Wei. III. 1aas HIrf0t
IN ~. - ibth A>~, 81. f. Dafot..
I'm 81. N~st - s..a a4t tf r. ,ar
s. "a. -, tsst. %>f. enrgfee tu.o Tf4sf o.
- y Nrst. iSS. ,4rsrre.rf i*sf- 10 :
~,,f - Wes,. 511. Ws- 1e Fot- f,,r
~ .. "~st. H3. Ct'esrI Daraz1
~ ~, NS.t, IN. t,n.st,H j,',t
xs.n -, Vsst. so. E1~rst h4f1 ~ y4is f-a-
XII. r - Ri az. o. f5,4rrrtt
ssn snn .Wss'. zr5. t~fa5r 'r 4sar>.
80 80 -. WI IO1 'tl f,tt.r
sgt w,s,, ~. f. 'ats2e.
~. -. W~st ~. 5>ert1 ttr<s-e
~, ", 5f,. Fste.tier NJ y, g.. fro
k.,s ~ Wet. I1z, tsr.er j. sfaff.
Ss,a ~ Wss', ~. la,i.f r@r.x~
Irn iy,h e.. West, s0i Csroo
-" - Enst. tze r4.r,.a Hpe Station
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

LNIl7, a.leNC (!ty
tth ~t. & ia " -on tVe tb
rG"" r+r<n ~p.a.- A.
{ -e-rrit r:.
'lH ag
Z re.upolns Ave.
,s,uah '>t.. 1ui. >as.N rs~.
''~ri- w. ~ Hf.aert
.i..rri- Az & ~hr.nass.
i'nrt \r',ton we.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Tydol Dealers i'm New York and Vicinity

nth St. West. 5l4, Paige Detroit Mot. Co
o8th St, 956 9Th Ave, sam Schenkel
5Sth St, 485 ParI Ave. De Lux Garage.
tatharne St, 80. Na;harine Garage.
sullivan St, l0i, Spring Garage.
". H'Wav Park III. Gsnsev'1 Az Hs~is =
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Rosebanh


'inserboard I'D 50, & Bay ~t..
Mach SIS Setsl.e - ~
Aiapel Ave, krus.-'s eiar-s
kricherville
irthur hill Ri 4476. Jah.s So ~.4t,1i
'rthur f.ill Nd.
Starlcson
:iay. VIC. & NilI.4n -. l4s-s9 .4ras.
:. vauis Ave. 3 Van puzer 81.
kettue, S.fe.-e st--.4.
IvnpAins Ave. Brat.r z Il
TomplSinsviie
Richmond Turnpike. ElrEueat .5-r.
West New Brighton
5astIelon Avev leS7. nr. Brighton.
care, Ave. $ Cove IL. r4t.ar's ''sr--.
Concord
;loee I've. hos
Ne4, Dorp
. isoerbank ~. 'i.a.s
Tottervill-
Nain i; smbo> I'D. 'lo.. -"..
Mariners Harboe
.sichn,ond Ter-.,c. : Nndro~c >,e..
QUEENS AND LONG ISLAND
Astoria
s.h Ave. CJu I.il..
l.ti Ave &. WAY. .s-lt ~ s--
ASTORIA W.. ~ !. s--
l.NNieN N.irfi. 9Sy.
>; .;n ~. tUe
Arverne
.s.u'es.rd lae
bayside
H'Na. A Woodland W..
i;'way * ,ih Ave.
Corona
Jackson Ave, 1r,na N4r
ga i. 4 jackson W.
Cl-ter 4 torinth =, -herfg s'-.
nern- Blvd. 81. T. etg -tu-
= ioaliaven Ave. h.. er
Flushing
ID +. i7e ~onth, 's4.ss r-asA-r .--sr-
f'roadiYaF. .. li-f ierSNr In-are e.
IrradNHN- 3p go.
rcre.t Hills
Roman " 4 ins,in st.. -0
y >-UoW-tono -. .-.-s.4,..
Fiolls
uiion It, 4ri.
Jamaica
lsitA It 4 Jamaica Ave,
H.,lside Ave. el2. Il Sl4sr- III
NeriicI, I'd. suroc~iand t.
efar Service S--.l8r
sasafs A'-.4s 's, <', K rs.,.ava. Re aa SO O.
-ir scatter.
~utphin Ase. & Archer FL.
Aa' =
Little Neck
Lcnr Island City
.~on
d.. I.r(l 81. i.- A.r4 SLY.
f-e-rr'if -;.
'4N.
frc"upolnt ANc. Aeels.e.
,s,oeh It. sci. N >fs.l rs-.cA
''-ri- ~, - Hr. arrt
.rri, AZ. = >l,r.,n.sa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
BRONXVlI-LE
Palmer we. oi.a.a, ,au liar4e
TUCkAHOE
station Pldla. rarDWay q ras
WHITE. PLAINS

TUCkAHOE
station Plaza. rareAay Gara=
WHITE PLAINS
Iarr,toVn nd. Ai,e-.4 cas
FissTinc Ar, t91, county
Nart'n" Ave-. 20, Innil4lslr,
tentral Ave. ~. loss GARAGE
\ ir.t Ho.ri. p, .f..l.ls C
Nra~iupom II, 10
J.ata4- .... r. 4 a4
;.roNe st., II, West nes'.r Rat Ten c.
Naiu i. tnr. sta ti.t l.rt
tent'al Ave .carsdale !;e.,
state "a oN VII riasn~l
NALFlALLA
state i,ond I,. -., ~
DOBBS FERRY
broadva>. ir.n.r's cs.4s.
TARRYTOV'N
Washington St.
OPP. Il. X. ~ta.. sr Au-l -al~s Cc
y. Broadway. FN..f0.,. .tt.4a
OsSININC
:. Highland lsc.. l@2. ~.
~ Highland we. H.
cotton Nsc 4 rlca.ant,iii. isd..
CROvON HUDSON
KNer-ide t,r Tefe.a G.s.s
Riverside Ave. Ill.f~4n I..r+-
PEEKSNlLL
WASHINGTON -i 80. Di4-.s
BR.ARCL.FF
state hond .'h
HARMON
Ni"ans Post Road. K las
ELMSFORD
Snw Mill River Ko.id. E-n.sts .srsse
SCARSDALE
White viains & ~car-,.alr Hd-.
STATEN ISLAND
Brighton Heights
'.,ti~,on >Ye.. ITO. ..a..'
-, E1N =,
Dongan Hills
tonntr cub GIound- ,.urtry Ci4h ca.
Richmond i.d. MAJ ~tt.-1
Granit-ville
Richmond ,,e.. $50. mr.. Washington.
Grant City
Midland Ave. rs. irsr Gauge
Great Kills
A'oboy lid.. 369'. nr t>ersan'~ Lane.
,.,..,. 49, ..an e.Yioe Sta-.9
ipulrNtru, 'fon, Ir. s'unN on Ave-
~ o.. $40 NrnHIs ~.rt c
,mboy Road, St9vr' 'i.,ASe
Linoleumville
Richmond Turnpike r.ans- -ta
New Brighton
Hichmond TER. $50. J. ~ T.ru
Rich. Ter. \mbo> I'D. i.ar Dt-
Ki"h. Terrace. i...e4'.
Prince Bay
-. rr'ncess BAY Hd nIr " l--
II
Port Richmond
Richmond Ave. .gs. nr. HincL,eood
fnrr fI
Richmond
Center st. 73O. J 0oHI.-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Iarr,ioWn nd. A,.4
-rlilfIlsl
MARITIME Ar. l91, counts,
Nhrl'n" Ave.. 20, unnilslau. j.
entral Ave, iS. Coss GARAGE
\ ro., konl. p. fl.ala C
Nr2Wiupum -, 10
a.,af-- ... r.
;sroye St. II. West nos. Bat
Nam = 1nr. sta. nit ss.
tent'al I've. : .car>dalt Ne,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
BROOKLYN

lst St, e South. soutn Sile Garage
TN St. 400 Sd Ave. Success Garags
.th =. d Sd Ave. 30. Brook Mfg c..
Sth ~t., is2-l44, Gowanus GArase
9Th st, 1856, noouey Bros Gacag
Sth St. 1877. Prospect Iarage
l$th l..t s. iGs-ig8' lstn 9..gago
18th St. 1913 De Nl.o Gararr
18th st, i25, AiSate Ga.a2
10th It, 5iS. UNIQUE Gurag-
isih Ave, S625. t.yf4-plc Garas
lsth Ave. s8oI. ~. Kaa-f5ue,
TX =. & l. Ave. Paris Nlrr D-.ase
e0th st. T. ss3. l4s- -9.n ~ cu~aa,a
s9ih 81. soos-l2ui ,,e
tsth St i Sd ,ve.. Nar,Ay ra-4v~
5sd -. 1osi ff%n@9 ''"rta
5sti, It. .a5. , p4ha Gsra~o
eolh St. 127o. frazer Go.ea.
cd St. 5l3. ~ caFsg
sS,h st st.. 1l@' Pa5' .,srar,
Adams High SIS. hoarns q ii..,- e-.sage
sa.'Sa' t@aa'ie <, >,- * n,~,ord so, =, r ' '"-
,,Iam,ie ,,I"ii ~, w. Is5G 'e5s -g.sa . ,'a's''.
Atlantic ,,,.. 1890.
Atlantic Ave. lsss. ASA -.yaar ea-se
ALBANY we. q. albany .Hfs1.
rainbridge st. esl. naist' ~. '..,sro
rulh A.r. 2gO, l..l,ay f..
Eayr,dgc Ave. TO. ftaua '.fD..
ra,ridg~ Ave. ,0e. L1aeiu sss.a.
BAY II uarwn, Ave. john i-5ts
Is~dford Ave-. 1B5. I5eaf4rn AuI. .en
E~dford W.. 50. f.rA. < 'al
:rdforJ Ave. 1850. y = -'r"f
E~dfOrd Ave, I4Io.
taststl. = .for Calan.
i.~dford Ave. >5G4. t..ynr '.afaF
Bedford Ave, 1907. q. A lslnr. sia f'.-
IeIfDrd Ave-, l.Jb. FIari 'lr'
Eedford Ave. 4 tib-rmnrlr Nh..
.hHlif 4,. 'ia.. ..r
Bergen St.. 52, fafrfeDa Auto "
I.-rx~n II. clE. - nnar ratsr
Eergen Si.. eiG. Nr1furf rafass
Bergen ~, ltai, chain car .efsifN fN.
I,~frs It. 2JJ. De- c7tyrnt l.Hi 0rf.I
fso~ruln Place. l>a. l5,eful4. ttafsf
E,onti.n Ave. ~ tu. Irfor lHr ,Iray
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Mt. VERNON

>t~vcns Ave. l9lt, lst Aia ses.i,s
' lth It. & J. Lincoln Ave..
T. >iducy Ave-. 70. J.t'.s c~nt-.t' Garage
t. 3d Il y '.nnsdon Ave. -eret'-
1. Lincoln t,e.. I5l.
H. ,d It. A..
iiucolr we.
i 4~l1.fs ~
Il sidney ave- -, tastor q mage
~ Lincoln ~. i5e. r. . ssAt..e
!, "a II. = iiiHa 'r--
i'-o-pr,' \ - 60 st. Nt- - =
,-. 6th .N,-.. 60. +. t4' 'iaras
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Jackson Ave, no. -. .aac--- & Na-:iuy
jackson Ave. .a9. : ffrscs 4 rIousi. an
tekson fa~i AXe>.. - -. Je:..,r
lumhardi 81. 40, Si...4-e-.: So
VAN Dam Young St. '.ocA' Au.c r--r,e
Ozcne Park
Ocean Ave. ,.;;.. -,c..s cAr.s.
Richmond Hill
Esd II. : hillside Ave
.4c.........
Jamaica ( Diamond 81. cNa- i.aacse- &C.,
=. uaica Ave. ~ l2lst st. r~lu.aa4 Gag.
Netropoliran Ave. & l?Sd =.
NocSaway Blvd, seh-ee.: Re- $.
sprinsheld
Nerrioh IA K lsa.iis Ave.
Nathan Dia,aon,
Wnitestone
Nhaestouc Au,o ~uarly
Winfield
Queens lil,j 4 is,h St. So
-A-:o KepA.- & s-77.y 6
Wood.ide
Jackson Ase. 4th 81.
une~rs Blvd. q Fitting ST. - 60.
d-ONC ISLAND
Amityville
Babylon
~ortA >hor- Garage
BALDWIN
sophie ruese. ,.ar..se
.elln,ore
E-ilnore Garage
Partisan Garage
Belmont Park
=. y ichrer
Ceda.hurst
Ccdarhor-t Garage
" N. Minister
Central Park
Crescent Garage
Commack
" IA. tordou
Fsrm;ngdale
Charles schmidt
Floral Park
lior.i rarl. Garage
Jenkins. X. M.
y. Y. Motor Kepslr Work.
Franklin Square
Franklin square Garage
Hon IMAM Garage
Freeport
treepors Battery & Auto Service
Palace Garage
Uapp Tire Co.
Lawrence Garage
Lynbrook
A. :. Abrams Garage
Joan relesrino
- nbroolt anrasr
l., .tbrook >uto supply
Meade wmere Park
nsadowmere Pnri, Gura.e
Mireois
Nassau Garage
walters Rubber 60.
Nineola Gnroec
trsy-s X.
New Hyde Park
N.w riyde rarA Garage
simmons. tilas.
Northport
. "'~'' Oceanside
cornwall tnto CO.
sieve Edwards
Brown, 'c- -
Oyster Bay
Blue ltibhcn Garage
e. Nelson
Port Washington
" /. Heweto
~ranuard Bros.
Rockville Center
.Ioirs Garage
.'ardner Garage & Motor 60.
simpson & rem Inc.
Roslyn
Eo~lyn Garage
Garden City
Cnrtiss Eng. Sc.
Glen Cove
franci-. 4. r.
White & Lewis
Clenwood Landing
Dedens .arage
Great Neck
CreenIewn
Hem steAd
Nassau storage Batter,
Becker < Mcg>ay Bros
Hntche.on iormau
nu5clhlson. w Z
hcrs;in 4 I,-tabrool.
i,e-iechrr AUTO tc.
Rhodes Tire co.
Neis. j.
Hev ctt
l. r. s,isit GARAGE
lIickevilIe
i.ab-~ < .an >o~tr..nd
,d Country Inn
May \ 'h1udler
Huntington
sol. flhiu> '4Araee
=. +. Alderman
jos. >-1den
Jericho
jericho Garage
L;ndenhurst
john wsrt,
Smith.own
Conhlin 60.
fIgus Bro.
Valley Stream
valley ~tream Garage
Jt!e's 1afos~
Wostbury
Post Axe. s,lra.c
Alto supply < service station
s5,rri- Auto ~npply
l>nipfirS. 8. 3.
NEW JERSEY
Arlington
= hc4ruH -, -'rs.' G.rs
k.N~4
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
YON

w IrDrrtoH we. 100. aaas-..
Downing -. IL.
ishburton Auul,sr- NYr-.
Warbrrton A,- So .ise at -.cai. -.
ts,.,,.., honAtr~ .Nr ..tt> Apt1 -'a.
KiVcrhnle .Nc.. 800, '.llt.l Dtr-e
Mclean I'VE. ~. Nstea A"a t~rgse
hudson ~. 10. fitl
Morris Place, Morris .aeH 'fars
Tucknhor Konl. : .i5 ri4s fIeisl.s ,.-~.
iurser ~, 10. pugear l'. ftarae.
cal, IT., sS. ~rrNica '.ar.-
.onkc-~ We. DunWoodic.
,Yurhur,on Ave-. 10, Nanu. Auto Sup.
KiNrrlillc aNc., loe. '..e nrsf.lr IS I si.4-
Dock ~t. t.. Tluls ~~ Plumbing Sulf.
Central ~. SON
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Ncw orl> Ave, %. brooklyn Auto O.
\ostrand Ave. 1893, Hawthorne 'isTree
Oakland ~, 35S. q { M. J,arag-
Ocean Ave. 900 C~o Ransey
O,ingt"n Ave, 4i%. OEirston Carr
Park Place. 800 l.. s T.. tiaraee
Park place. go II & r.. 1ara1
t'ntchen ave. isG. Jri1-rsai tfartss
Putnam Ave. Downing It, Il J.. p.arr.
Ralph ~t Woodward Ave, Ralfh Gar.
Elds scN oou Ave. ~. Bsda * son
Hobin~on It. ei2. Muhlwood Go. Da~--s
kodnoy >,.. 70, Rode ~ keap Cares
~arhfit ~t.. oe@. Iorrrc Garage
saratoga Ave. & Macon It.
CurtA Auto -e.-s
senator IT.. ilG. B'i.,n Adj & Auto Repair
seneca t.c So. Seueca Gar * KeNa.- CO.
>heepshe;.d BAY nd. Dol. Alfred I'H-r
sixth Ave. 5Gl6. So. Av'. GarAs
seventh W., J0lO. Victory Cera-t
Nnydcr AVE- st-AG. q. = Gos1v.
Spencer 81. i. SPENCER -. Garage
81 .Iohn. ~. lHO. Nfariaau f.
i. Johns ~. iGS2. ST. fuhu's II. Cs
~t johns lilce, lll6. IL ingstn, Ct.'a.-
II. Nlrk sSc., pa, Schu.f no's 'itr--
Il. Mari. = ave-, -. l,ltlD liti
-. Marks Ave, 800, l.e' MDfs' .'aE
II Nnrh'. Ave.. JS2. l'rrtier a Na'.'i...-.
st. tJu.h' \s". X2s Nrt-eNa. CARE
Sterling pl.. ,sN. Sterling Garag"
stone sNc. y ~nnptcr st.. Cai,'4.- -,s.
l'Ncnts .ccond Ave. o5oe E.e Aa.1 sup.
Mon ANe, 100. Union 49,. Gs' Az
81 End sl,H. q Irnmon- w..
iar tfas -.--.c..
Wieriicld It, go w ara~id Ant Hep 60.
Willoughh> we l0O9. II a~
" rua It. ii6.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-09-24

Advance Sale of Blankets
BLANKETS FINE CHOICE WOOL AND WOOL
FINISHED, PART WOOL AND COTTON SEVERAL
HUNDRED PAIRS, IN WI HITE; GRAY; TAN AND
PLAID.
$3.50 Fancy Plaid Blankets Large size soft &C M
and warm, this sale only sDVsVV
200 pairs, $500 Blankets Gray; White and Tan ca m
Large size, warm and heavy, this sale only OfsOV
Large size Heavy Comforts, $3.50 value GO IN
this sale only eDOsOU
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24

sale raids by revenue agents as
sisted by the police. Material used
in the construction of homemade
stills and stills that were bought
already made to the value of sew
eral thousand dollars will be intro
duced as evidence
Chemists connected with the In
ternal Revenue Service have had the
busiest summer in their history an
alyzing samples" of homemade
liquors ranging all the way from
the complicated variety of fancy
intoxicants TO simple grape wine
and home brewed beer.
With the exception of grand lar
ceny cases and non support cases,
violations of the national gprohfbi-
tion laws exceed any other type of
case to be tried and are still piling
up on the courts.
The grand jury has not yet acted
on number OF the liquor cases
but is expected to return indict-
ments before the first of October.
The law court docket on which
are listed civil cases is greater this
year than last year. there being e25
cases pending against 7S7 at this
time last fall. On the equity side.
where divorces. injunctions. suits
for accounting. mechanics liens. etc,
are listed there are $50 cases pend
ing against 3l9 last fall.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
THOUSANDS after SICKNESS L|NGER
FOR M0NTHS--T TOO WEAK TOWORK
WHOLE FAMILY
SICK --.HE GAVE
Them HYPO-COD
Put Them All Back on Their
Feet Quickly and
Surely.
YOU CAN DEPEND ON
EARLE'S HYPO-COD

was down sick in bed with the
influenza which Saps persons
strength IS bad as any fever and l
was so weak I had no strength or
energy I" do anything. Four Of my
children were down with il. too. and
everyone Of US had a lingering
cough and chest trouble Nv son.
Hearst. died from the Flu and We
were alarmed 50 ! bought Hvpo-
Cod for the whole family a. heard
II was doing wonders down the
street and il surely does do wonders
II built the children up and me too
IT brought US around much sooner
than we would have without IL and
l know that Earle'S HvDo-COd is
one OF those real medicines that YOU
can depend upon to do the work o."
declared Frank :. Dsnner
For building q person UP quickly
Earle s Hypo-Cod is a real tonic and
much more powerful And for q
preventive to fOrtify the family with
when some one in the house is sick
there is nothing better for it
strengthens and increases the dis
ease resisting vitality quickly. Read
what another user 0f this nice raSr-
ing and prompt acting tonic saws
about II in the article on the left
and right and just below
Warning There are so many
tonics on the market and so many
stores have tonic Of their own
make or bearing a larger profit that
the customer should insist upon Get
ting what they ask for The name
Earle Chemical Co. upon the pack
age is guarantee OF finest medi-
cine and 20 be sure Of getting gen
uine Earle's Hyro-Cod drop in az
the nearest Peoples Drug store
where no substitution on Hvpo-Cod
is tolerated.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
G. W, j. T0ADD
NEW BUILDING
SECURES Additional Space
But Must Have More for
Growing Classes.

Registration in the arts and
science department of George Wash
ingtOn University is mounting at
such a rate that officials have found
it necessary to lease additional
property and to consider the imme-
diate erection of an additional
building to accommodate the rapid
y growing student body. according
20 announcement last night by Ell
mer Louis Kays>r. secretary OF the
Institution.
The university has leased the his
torlc old residence at 2O22 G street
northwest for classroom purposes.
This building will be ready for oc-
CupanCy when all branches Of the
university open for the fall term
next Wednesday
Several adjacent lots owned by the
university on the east side OF
Twenty first street. between G and
II northwest, connecting with the
main university grounds, are now
being cleared of buildings and
leyeI"d with a view to erecting a
large recitation hall on the site for
III arts ard science department.
President William Miller Collier has
announced that he will ask the
board Of trustees at its next meet
ing TO provide for the immediate
erection of such a building Presi-
dent Collier believes the building
will hc ready for Occupancy by the
hrsr ~ January.
President Collier confidently pre-
diets there will be $500 students be-
fore the end Of the coming year.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
| GAINED u LBS. AND RECLAIMED
HEALTH QUICK USING HYPO-COD

>le'Ping resrfuIy Throughout each night r.-
second bottle did me sriu more ra.I sul
was hungry all the time ana eating Lac
bear. Pi~ked u7 Ten ~ twelve -.ana- ..
good solid flesh and folr 90 strong and l.a..-
AOow EarIo.s H-I--Cad - r-a hos, l-s.-.
hulldinG toni. ami have ,-.ad MANY dlrr-
"nt Kinds. !: Us pleasant G. taxi and ..
safety hr>t tonI.- Ir take away tuar v,srv
tired feeling and Us ,v, cheaper Than nsr
inE d".tor hill. auo ~rsr.ar away from yog-
WORK onBtiuuoa Mr. Hall
Earlo.> Hrr.r ID .arsalns r1rra-,.ys,
from Cod LI,sr co.. .r-..I rurr-.r af o.I,
n~ly taste IS. ,f.v. r.a.an.. DO r.d liver ...
"muI>ion~'. ,r.nn.a v.ra H,paruu~rHro-
~ Lime. r"ra--uam Manganese. Srryrhuinr.
Quinino and Sodium and tha o1trzcr- n Mai,
and Wild rnr-s Eark. tSce formula o1
cgrh hotrl.1
Please nn.r u.Ar another user or tar.
superb m"d.s1 iona. ~af- iu th~ arrl. ab-v.
and below .H.- nno snd then dror 90 90 On,
drug store nd Got couple bottles u- have
couple sent mul rpulEHI- 1huu-auds Hrrr
IN Washington praise H1 poI cd Co ylo ekv
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
Woman Held for Jury
On Burglary Charge

W. c. Fields. alias Buster"
Brown, who was brought to this
city Wednesday from Harrisburg.
Pa, on a charge of robbing Arthur
Oogjen, of 1857 c street southwest,
of S44, was held for the action of
the grand jury yesterday by Judge
Aukam in Police Court,
Fields pleaded not guilty and
waived a hearing. The court fixed
bond at $4,000. The robbery is said
to have occurred on August 25.
George Ford, another alleged rob
Der, was also held for the grand
jury under the same amount Of
bond. Ford is alleged to have robbed
Daniel Hall. of 1OS Alabama avenue
southeast, of s42 and a watch and
knife.
Agnes Wood, alias Agnes Rome.
alias Agnes Tolson, colored, alleged
woman burglar, was held for the
grand jury under $500 bond on A
charge of housebreaking. The
woman is alleged to have broken
into the home of John W. Knox, of
AL New York avenue northwest, of
o'clock on the morning of Septem-
Der IS. Knox said he caught the
woman as she crouched behind
chair in his room in her stocking
feet.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
IT gave HIM
new STRENGTH
Built Up My Husband-His Appe-
lite, Nerves, Digestion, and
Whole System
Is Fine.
WONDERFUL TONIC

My husband was in a weak. run
down. nervous condition. and at
night he could get very little real
rest on account OF a cough he had
which was especially bad at night.
His appetite was poor and he lack
ed energy and strength Mornings
he would cough up great chunks of
DuCus and phelgm and nothing he
took or was told 70 take did him
any good
Thank goodness we heard about
Hypo-Cod and the first bottle stop
ped that horrid cough. Then Hypo-
Cod began working wonderful
change in his system. You could
just see it building him up all over.
His appetite came back His
nerves became steady and he start
ed sleering just fine. He eats any
thing and everything that l set on
the table and reIishes his meals.
His strength and old-time vigor
came back and he looks better than
he has looked in a long. long time. 90
declared Mrs. A. L. Goodall. i27 10th
St. :. W. Washington, D. c.
There are thousands OF men who
need a tonic. Men are just natur-
ally slow about taking medicine
even though they are half-sick.
Wives should remember this and
when they see that their husband.
brother or father isn't feeling es-
pecially good they should set about
building him up. Just good food
isn't enough sometimes. A tonic
helps the digestion get all the good
out Of food. 1t spurs up the sppe-
tic and helps to enrich the blood
Why wait until he becomes sick
enough to go to bed before taking
tonic Nearly everyone needs a
good tonic at this season Of the
year to fortify the system against
wet. wintry weather soon here. Read
what users say in the articles on
the right.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is simply a more
modern and more powerful Combi-
nation of well-known ingredients
Csee formula on the bottle) made
more palatable and pleasant tasting
by the chemists. II is not a secret
patent medicine at all. The name
Earle Chemical Co. Wheeling. W.
Va. is a guarantee of finest quality
medicines.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
HIRSH-BLOCK RENT
CASE AGAIN IN COURT

The Hirsh- Block case, which
originated in the Municipal Court
over year ago and ran through
the District Supreme Court and tire
Court of Appeals, with the resul.
that the Ball rent act was declared
unconstitutional. was again brought
to the attention Of the District Su-
preme Court yesterday by an at
tempt by Louis Hirsh to recover
S4.520 from Julius Block.
Block now occupies the premises
at 919 F street northwest. and he
has remaintd there in spite of all
the court proceedings by Hirsh, the
owner, TO Oust him.
Now Hirsh asks damages from
Block because. the formerS claims,
he has been unable to rent the
property because Block won't move
out. 1t is contended that Block 5
lease expired last December and
has remained in possession of the
premises by virtue of the appeal
pending.
Hirsh also contends that he could
have leased the property at tho
rate of $500 a year. and he claims
had Block moved when the lease
expired and the new tenant al
lowed possession, he could have COL
lected the s4,52o in rent
The Washington herald., 1920-09-24
GERMAN PLOT
NIPPED BUD
Conspiracy Against Govern
rhent With Crown Prince
sAs Head, Frustrated.
Nv RShiR=tOn IIeraId-CrOss Atlantic
SgrN Zee, Special Cable DispatchO

tN pShiR=tOn Ilerald-CrOss Atlantic
SfTNicr. Special Cable DispntchD
'Ikrar Sept ga widespread
cunFnIrary against the German gov
eruErnr has been discovered with
IHer rnrmcr Crown Prince as the
naRlnI head, but the real leader
is - notorious former naval off,
cer,, i-f~ ~Hardt. now a fugitive from
lUsE md whose hiding place the
au-hur.. ,~ are not able to discover.
Tls TI,r Was discovered just in,
-iUR ,n nip its ~uition.
Agt--e propa ganda has been car
rcd .r throughout Germany by a
ElLi7arf-rf- society suspected of
-Ccra- N. great quantities Of arms
and .--UuHrrIon on the estates OF
lead. ms pau-Germans.
HC rvn-r -nr the former Crown
Primo. 90 the Dutch government to
b. = lowed to return to Germany
aEru- f.e suspicion Of the gov
oruU.1r md its investigation dis
clos'f 'rn plot 1t is known that
he md arranged to place himself
AZ ths E.at OF counter-revOlution
t"rFr~ #~ soon as he had passed the
fInrus ~ .-.uti.r.
tgaPr- -lr. 1870. Cross-AtIantic Newspa per
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