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New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

AN URGENT APPEAL
TO ALL TELEPHONE USERS
During the Epidemic Of Influenza
and Pneumonia use the telephone
only zVhem absolutely necessary.
The prevailing sickness has caused thousands
to remain at home and the telephone
not only reach physicians, hospitals,
nurses and others directly with
the epidemic, but also and
business matters AS consequence the
already abnormal telephone traffic has been
greatly increased
Our operating force, seriously depleted by
sickness, is meeting exceedingly difficult
situation IN a deserving o. the hieh-
est praise and the kindly cooperaion
In the interest Of public health and
satety-Cooperate. Every unnecessary call
places unnecessary burden upon the o.
eraors and may delay vitally important
message.
Help keep the telephone lines free to carry
the MESSAGES
Before you telephone, make sure the call is essential
O
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Wasserman Once Met
Claessens in Debate

When Wasserman took the stand he
said that he met Claessens in debate
several years ago.
"Mr. Claessens sald," he related,
that the Constitution was mere scrap
Of paper and that the people when they
got control under a Socialist govern
ment would take things by force"
He said that he had known Charles
Solomon for five years and had talked
with him last October At that time,
he said, they met on the corner of
Howard and East New York avenues
and stood and argued for an hour or
more.
He stopped me-" ne related "as he
frequently has in the past few years.
We have been very friendly and we got
into a discussion, as usual and | said
to him, We'll, are you Bolshevist?' q
He said, Yes, | have so stated in the
Assembly Chamber.
Il said, Do you believe in all that
Bolshevism stands for?' He said, I
certainly do
81 said DO you believe in the meth
DDS adopted by tie Bolshevists in en-
forcing their rule of government in
Russia?
He said, j do
III said, DO you believe that those
methods are in keeping with demo-
cratic ideals and democratic princ-
pleS:' He said, 4 do
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-27
FUNERAL OF B. r. S. BROWN
WILL Be HELD TOMORROW
b spseIal corrs.pondent.

BY Special Correspondent
MATAwAN, Aug. 27-The funer-
al of Benjamin +. s. Brown, who
died Wednesday at Buffalo, N. Y,
following an extended Illness, Will
be held from his late home in Main
street here tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. The services at the
house will be in charge OF Rev. DIR,
Charles H. Bruce pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, and Rev.
T.. i. Stearns. a former pastor OF
the same church here.
The services at the grave will be
in charge of the Jr. o. u. A NJ, OF
which Mr.. Brown was a past coun-
selor. Both the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. and
the odd Fellows Lodge. of this place
will attend the funeral In a body.
1t Is expected that many out-of-
town persons will be present. Inter-
meat will be made in Green Grove
cemetery in Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-27
CURTAIN MATERIAL

By the yard and ready
made a large assortment Is
reduced prices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
{. c. M0BLEY ASKED
TO CO On REDPATH
LECTURE PLATFORM

Rey. T.. c. Mobley, pastor OF the
First Christian church. ~ va
offered contract OF Stst week
and IN xpenscs 10 lecture tor q mum
Der OF weeks for the iledputh-ll0r
ner lyccum Bureau Ever since
be- returned from France. This bu.
roau has endcayorod 10 get him O.
sign q contract 20 appear on M
lecture platform. hut he haH pre-
ferrod to remain IN his pulpit II Il !.
at all possible.
The bureau has an emergency on
gagomcnl lasting one month ,hruug
,omc OF the northern states and T.
very anxious To get Rev. Mchley "a
fili ths. II f. understood be- ha.
'hc offer under adyiscmont md WI
soon announce his conclusion In re-
gard Ia this
one Of the greatest offers In thr
christian church came to Rev Mob
Icy few DAYS AFRO. according 10 h.I
friends This was O. call as pastor
NJ Christian church In blooming
ton. Ind. tn nm vacancy caused
hv The resignation of br Dewitt
Jones. who rs considered tho lead
ng minister Of 'ho Disciples o
Christ and ono ~ the SIS e'rongot
uro1chors of America
Dr. Jones was called as pa.ior N
he famous civ Temple IN Detroit
succeeding minister who became
pastor of Independence Boulevard
Christian church. Kansas city. gen
orally considered the strongest
church of the brotherhood In tn
world mr. Jones rs well known II
this state. being native Texan.
4 personal representative iron
the Christian Church NJ Norman
Okla. scat of the University OF OK
inhomn continuing more than . 90
students. visited Rev. Nohloy las
week and was anxious Tor him =,
consider cali 20 their church II
addition a call WAS received Just q
Tow davs arc to leading Christian
'hurch In Macon, Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

The office Of the Panhandle
Plains Chamber Of Commerce was
very busily engaged yesterday IN
compiling testimony To be- presented
before Examiner John r. Money,
who VIII be- In Amarillo on Tues
dav l7lh. 10 conduct the hearing
relative 10 the replacement ~ the
Panhandle and Plains territory nf
Texas in central standard Iono
Time.
Advance notice has been given the
secretary of the association from
Woodward, Oklahoma. 10 pecos and
Cdessa on the Southwest. aud from
Callam county on the Norihwot
Testimony has already been received
from various points representative
at the entire district ana the pres
cnt indications point To % yory largo
attendance NJ the hearing promin.
cut officials both In and out of Am-
milo representing the Fort Worth
and Denver. The Rock island ard
the " r and s =, railroad viii
be- present iu person 10 E.yc test
nony ut this hearing.
II is also predicted that promin-
cnt b .Hhers from many sections ~
the Panhandle will he present iu
participate IN this cause.
Information now N The hands oi
he organization shows an almoH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
INCOME TAX MEN
ANNOUNCE DATES
Of THEIR VISITS
ENTIRE PANHANDLE WILL III
VISITED ~ DEPUTY
tOII.Et' TORS.

Announcement has been made OF
dates ~ which deputy United states
Revenue Collectors will visit cities
In the Panhandle for the purpose of
assisting individual taxpayers In the
preparation Ut their 1919 income tax
returns. W. -. Peterson viii visit
part % the cities aud Frank T..
buckingham viii visit the remain
1er. a
Deputy Collector Peterson will
visit the following places on The dateb
mentioned:
Amarillo. Room 2i3 T.. q. Bldg.
Feb. 10, ~ ana until 400 q. ~.
Feb. ~.
Chdnnlni. Gt Frs, National Bank.
Feb. 18Th. FROM 2:jU until 1870 -
~. Feb. 18Th.
ToAl.Lc. at First state Bank. Feb
20 and until ! 90 q. N. Feb. 2lst
Siratford, nt First Stdte Bank
FEB. 20 until 2:3O y. m. Feb. 2itn.
Dalhari. al banks, Feb % 10 Fen.
-. inclusive.
Hereford. ~ banks. March I until
l until 100 ,. IN. March ..
Canyon. at banks. March and and
4.
Vega. nj First state Bank. March
. until 1900 noon March q.
Amarillo. Room @i3 ri. o. Bldg
March N 10 Murch ~ inclusive.
All places appearing on this lst
from Wellington down viii be- visit.
I'd by Deputy Frank h. Buckingham.
Instead of ". u. Peterson.
Wellington. First National bank.
Fob II and Is.
ilea.Cy First state Bank Feb. 20.
Clarendon. DOnley County state
Bank. Feb. al-22-23.
Claude. First National Bank. Feb.
-
Amarillo, Room 2i3 p. o. Bldg.
Feb %.
Mclean. American National Bank
Feb 2G.27
Shamrock. First National Bank.
Feb 2N-s9 and March I.
Wheeler titzcus state Bank
March .. ia 81
Miami, First state Bank. March 3.
Canadian. First National Bank
March 3. 8 aud :.
Higgins, First National Bank.
March a.
Lipscomb. Bank Of Ilpscomb.
March ..
Ochiltrcc. First National Bank.
Nash 10.
llansford. First National Bank.
March n.
pampa. First National Bank
March 10.
Panhandle. Panhandle Bank.
March 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

A visit to the Amarillo Art and
Gin shop ~ polk street viii dis
close some pictures originally paint
ed by many of the worlds greatest
artists. Among them are some by
Carrot. landscape painter, Millott.
noted for pastoral scenes Hoffman,
famous head painter including that
OF Jesus. sir Joshua Reynolds aud
Eden. Rose Bonhour painter of
horses and other animals. Harrison
Fisher. Bcsse 'ensn Guimnn and
several other present day artists. Y.
.G BIllctt. the proprietor plans 10
koep good selection of those n.
Ia *" notices. Mr. Billet Is an
expert on picture framing and car
ries o. varied selection OF molding, a
.Iypc Tor every Kind of picture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
BLACKBURN BROTHERS
LEASE BUILDING THAT
IS To De PUT UP SOON

Blackburn Brothers have secured
u lease ON the ground floor Of N,
Ray. Britain and Johnson building
tn he erected at the corner of Soy
on,h and Polk. where once stooc
tho Olympic Theater building Thi
building which suffered severe fir,
IN THANKSGIVING night of last ycai
is now being fast torn todWn. aud g
new two-story hrich Is TO be erectcc
In its place by this company.
This building. according 10 e. ]
Blackburn ~ Blackburn brothers
will he erected as fast az maicria
and labor can he secured. Every.
thing possible will be- done IN give
an early entry into same However
II Is the opinion of MIR Blackburn
that the middle Of August will be- 4.
early rs can be reasonably expected
To finish this building.
New fixtures have been ordrcd a,
ready by Blackburn Brothers. Ac
rording TO Mr.. blackburn they will
make this store ono of the most mp
to-date Of It's kind In this part o.
the state. on two sides Of this build
ing. plate glass show Wiudows wi.
he built In. giving space 10 prohnbl,
the largest display Of any store II
the city The same system OF casl
sales will be carried out by Hack
hurn brothers ~ has been exercised
IN their business Tor the past cigh
teen months
4 lease on tho basement has also
been secured by his firm, giving an
almost unlimited amount Of spcc'
Tor storage purposes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
CLARENDON CHURCH PLANS
NEW BU|lD|NG IN SPRING
sp' lslio he Now.

sns .isl ~ fhr News
CLARENDON. Feb. il--plans
have been received and bids are b.
ing received hy the Christian church
Of Clarendon for q new brick church
within tho early spring. Both
branches Of the Christian church viii
build ,.lncc Of worship within this
year.
The Presbyterian church are also
planning the construction Of an AIDE
quaic meeting place within the near
future. The present church being too
small and the locatlon. due to the
growth ~ the city unsatisfactory
The Methodist cAurch is prcpar
inE 10 spend approx mately Sla.ooV
IN the Improvement Of their build
ing and the completion Of the sun
lay School rooms contained therein
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

Al lumber and building materials
At the Long Lumber Company Third
ana Harrison strr1ts, is kept under
rover. This Is Amarillo's newest
lumber firm and I, has made pre-
paratlons To- handle building mater
ials In the way that viii BE- most
economical To the customers The
yard Is built along trackagc proper
y. insurlng handling at a minim'S'
cost. J. u. C0c. the manager. N a
lumber man Of many years cXpcr-
ence aud he always gives saiisfac-
Bion To the firms customers. Just
lpick mp your phone and call No.
liGX far any Information about build
ing materials and supplies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
CANADIAN BUSINESS MEN
WELL PLEASED WITH WORK
Or CHAMBER Or Commerce


e. ,,inl 40 'no News
CANADIAN. Feb. ll-N the
lu5t meeting OF the Chamber of COM
mcroc, 20 new members were elect
cd. making the total membership
1872.
llighly complimenlar, resolutions
relative to the work and achieve
mcni nf the panhandle-plains cham
her Of Commerce and especially the
accomplishments Of Frank u jam
ison secretary manager were adopt
3D. Tho business men Of Canadian
believe that the wora done 80 fgi
lrNiii's the organization for the
urNt five years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
entertainment OR
OLDER FOLKS To Be
FINE REPORTS SAY

Plans for the older peoples enter
talnment To be- given next Frida5
night In the high school auditorium
under the auspices of the knights
and Ladies' of security for the high
school stadium fund have been com.
plctcd
The program as Il will be- Present.
I'd noNt Friday night has been rem
dercd before 10 an Amarillo audience
" about 400 and was considered q
great success. Such characters ~
Judge James y Browning. Judg
:. = lluif. " VI Fuqua. Tom Tur
ner ana more than u score OF others
besides some twenty ladies. will ap
near In reading and musical num-
hcrs
In the former rendition NJ The
program. Judge browning sang q
cong that he sung more than ffty
wears aye. Judge Iluff will give 2
music produced upon the old tim"
musical instruments and the repro
duction az the old tunes are said
10 be q feature well worth the price
Of admission
Tickets will he on sale Tuesday ai
'ho y W. Collins Drug Company and
nv the school pupils. The funds
derived from the sale Of tickets viii
90 70 the stadium fund II was an
nounccd yesterday that only $500 Is
now lacking for the construction Of
he high school stadium and Il Is
believed that goodly portion Of
that amount will be received through
the rendition Of the program nrN'
Tuesday night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
lni Tint Good Ion Ton Trend

Just as natural as II is for them to
breathe so II Is that women con-
tinually lock Tor the superior bakery
products. Hundreds OF Amarillo
women have ceased looking for tho
best bread and bakery goods and
the reason Is that they buy Bon Ton
products. Not only are housewives
pleased but husbands and children
are delighted with the wholesome
goods from the Bon Ton Bakery. in
the new Bon Ton Bakery. 3ii Taylor
street everything II sanitary and
the customers are always assured Of
clean bakery goods.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
STAMFORD NAN To EJECT
HtGE bi,lt II PLANT

a eeisi 10 - Newt
STAMFORD Feb. IL charlie
Hrcwincton. we'll known over West
Texas as a leading lumber dealer. to.
today announced Ia the West Texas
Chamber of Comgercc his intention
70 erect mammoth brick factory
?, the edge OF Stamford to cost
$4,000. with capacity Of l.ls'.-
900 bricks month temporarily, un-
~ machinery aud other equipment
arrive
II o. the plan ~ Mr.. nrewinrton
10 manufacture paving brick as soon
as test can he made. The clay ~
. shade darker hut ~ SUPERIOR
1ualty to that found about Thur
her from which q superior paving
brick " made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
What'sDOi11q
IN Amarillo

pleased with this new cut glass and
"a visit IN the store would certainly
De worth while. while Mr. pickerell
BIS gone. his assistants put on a most
successful 81 window sale yesterday.
articles worth several dollars being
disposed of for only 81. BE sure to
watch this window next Saturday
and See those special values.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
Warranty Deed


J. T.. Hughes to Anna T.. Bothum,
lots ll-i5. block i23, Hughes addl-
ton. Consideration $500.
Burl Cayens ct al to J. G. Berry.
y 30 feet. lot 3. block Is. Eakle adj
dition. Consideration si400.
Burl Cayens ct al TO J. G. Berry
ct al s. 80 feet lot q. block 10. Eakle
addition. Consideration si400.
Eurl Cayeas ct nj TO Luara Jones,
y. 80 feet lot 8. block 10. Eakle
addition. Consideration $500.
G. J. Nunn to X. Il. Johns. lots 4
3. o. block 81. Hughes addition.
Consideration S3.350.00.
!. n. Browning 10 W. II. ARM
strong. lot Q. block 2-23S. Plemons
addition. Consideration s1.750.
+. j. Bergthold TO d. =. Seay. u.
~ Of SW Ia OF section i06. block
= A. u. a VI. Consideration
$4,000.
OH and Gas Lease
Il. u. Masterson 10 c. 3. lIol-
connie. TT. 10. section 4. q. 4 NJ. ..
Assignment Oil Lease
Vernard s. Gary TO Sinclair Oil
a Gas Company. w 100 acres OF ~
l-2 Of W i-2 Of section II. block
OILS d. a. p. Consideration 81 $40.
II. A. Blackshear TO II. y. Bald
win. sE Is Of NE Ia OF SW Ia OF
section q. block I. y. X. n X. Cons
sideratitOn 500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
Cnndy Md Incrcascs Store

Pete Bistis. proprietor OF the ANA
rill0 Confectionery. IFS East
Fourth street has enjoyed such n
large business that he has leased
The building next door formerly oc-
cupicd by the Majestic Billiard Par
Tor. giving him location on Taylor
street also The Candy Kid h en-
ablcd Ia do this only because he has
always given service To his custom
ors. ondeavOring 10 make pure
homemade candies and chocolates.
Get into the habit Of taking some ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
pickrrcll Sill IN Market

T.. T.. Pickcroii. proprietor or
Plckcrelrs Jewelry store, Is still In
Chicago buying the latest styles y
lcwelry and probably will be- gone
until the end NJ the week During
his absence the store received u
,ulcndld shipment of l.ibbcy Cur
Glass. including water sets. punch
bowls. sugar aud cream sets and
many other delightful articles. Any
Amarillo woman would be- we'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
SECOND INtlJENZN DEATH
REtOitrID ~ CLARENDON
,rceIaloncNe Vow.

,rcrial ~ 'he News
CLARENDON. Feb Influenza
'lalmod its second victim here TODAY
In the death ~ the Young daughter
VI M. Goldston. we'll known In this
section of the country The epidemic
has been Compatibility light rs
whole hut rather severed NJ inlcrmii
mt times. None ~ tho business or
nublic places have been closed on ac-
cunt of w.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
Gas I,angcs Reduced

The Amarillo Gas Company II
holding closing out sale OF all gas
ranges GEd heaters. Substantial re-
duciions are being offered because
the company wishes TO dispose OF all
It's stock Immediately The COM
pany does not plan To carry stoves
ct appliances In the future. All
Amarillo women know the pleasure
OF cooking with gas and the oppor-
tunity Of purchasing either a Direct
Action or "A. and b. gas range at
u wholesale price will be welcome to
them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
Lott Incrcnsc ln NnIuc

Gilvin and GilyIn declared yesier.
day that one year ago they were
selling lots from $500 To $3.50 that
have since sold from $500 10 5000.
The same story will he true about
Academy Court lots one year from
TODAY, predicts this firm. Hadn't
you better get YOU lot now NJ
from $3.50 20 $3.50 and on good
terms, too?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
STAMFORD PLANS NIMRER
on NiM ~ iipi\GS

'perls' g. So Ne~s
STAMFORD. Feb. il-Scveral
new brick buildings are proposed Ion
ercction IN stamford this sprng. ac-
cordlns tc nuuuw cemen, fi'da iu
tho Wcgr ToX g. Chamber II Com
merce TO-DAY. building under cor
aidcrat'cn are another larr' gaarr'
~ cost n coo brick hrsriial.
$50 600. prohahl" o uew admins
lraiinn htlding Tor si'miorl 'n''
lrr, Ia IN. stt' iO' ard = g,W
of h,s,nosl hans,t ~ 'he east eide
~ The san IN, Ia cost around s-un..
0O0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
OLD LINE COMPANY

Writing life. health and accident
insurance for same price others
charge for life features alone;
written In one simple. complete
policy form on medical examination
only. Liberal contracts open for
men OF ability In Panhandle ana
West Texas. Address
LIFE COMPANY
l.. o. boa 12l2, Amarillo Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
PANHANDLE PLAINS CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
BUSY COMPILING TESTIMONY TO Be USED
At TIME or ZONE FEARING HERE NEXT TUESDAY

unanimous desire for the replace
mont oi this territory in the Central
Time Zone II Is declared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

Pete's pure candy home with YOU
every time you're down town.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
NEW YORK CiN

Adams Flanagan Co. Sd Ave. and
li0th ST
Amsterdam Lighting Fix. & Nov. Co..
2lo W i:d ST
BrnMi al Dcane Co. c6l W. 36th St
Erunnct Chas.. $50 Columbus Ave
Chain Flee Co. Inc. ll2l st. Mich
ulzs Ave
Comroursc Elcc. Shop. Commodore
Ccucourse. nr Lexington A:e.
l'clchu.t Elcc Co. ]. F.. IA W.
iod st a,.d 2i30 Broadway
Dreyfuss & Co.. T. Nj. l5z Chamber
street
F b Electro Co.. IL w. Burnside
Avenue
Howard. A H.. lOJ w 4nh st.
Kellogg & Berthe. 6l3 Madison Avo.
Lcxhy. Inc. John J.. 4S Dcy ST
Lewis d Co. Leo. 1899 Webster
Ave. Bronx. ~ Y
Lord Il Taylor. sth Ave. d 3sth St.
Atreery James K Co.. 5th Ave. and
3ith st
Morrison Elec Supply Co. Is f.
10Th ~
\ Y Ellison Co. 18th St and Irving
Place and IA West i2d ST
Nonpareil Gas K Elec. FIX. Co.
515 T. fremont Ave.
Oswald. John 729 Sixth Ave.
svrnscn. H. 4. 1918 Jerome Avs.
Vacuum Cleaner Specially Co. l3l
West 4od ST. and no West 34th st.
Walsh Flee. Supply Co. 275 Madison
Avenue
Wnuc Donncliy Co. ~ East s6th ST
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
BROOKLYN

Approval Elcc Co. 1871 4lth st
Rat'crman 4 Co.. H.. broadway and
Flushing Ave
Rill.n.t n Arthur r.. 7l2 Avenue y.
Hsh,p & Co. ~ W. 1904 Fulton ST.
r senbcr. Bros. 1896 Broadway.
E1cc Necessities Shop. rs Roger,
Avenue
Hncland. Chss H.. 30il Church Ave.
Flaibush App Co. SEQ FlAibush Ave
Frankfort Flee. Co. AIS 18th Ave
Gas Eler Appliance Co.. lio7 Flat
bush Ave
Household FL Service Co. 1902 Third
Ave 7io2 Fifth Ave.
Joyce Robert s. .3' Kings Highway
K,riGr. A.. IL Hanson Place
kroll q Abbott FL. Co. ol7 Coney
Island Ave
Meyers Alfred S. lt05 Kings High
NAY
Morris Light Fixture Co. 77s Flat
bush Ave
Musaus, Marcus. 5sl2 Ncw Utrecht
Namm & Son. A, l.
Platter. NJ l.. 1902 Seth 81.
Schmi;t. G. f.. $40 linton St
Schwarz. Inc. JOHN A. Sjs Broad
way.
Shrlias & Chestnut. broadway and
Greene Ave
Sylo Light q Fixture Co.. l86 Flat
bush Ave. -,,07 Fifth Ave
Vacuum Cleaner Specially Co. ll2
Fulton Street
Vandrrlnrk. @ II II l.afaycttc
Avenue
Walker Elec Co.. lllo Bedford Ave.
Wci,lerman Elec. Co. Inc. 1871
E1aibush Ave.
Wengcnwro,h. Ed. lll3 Flatbush Ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
LONG ISLAND

Eabyl'n-MNnsficld X H.. Main St.
Bay Shur,-Wick>. I!arry J.
Fer Itprkaw l. tt,hrll A,ger Flee
Co. 81 Central Avenue
Far II ickaway-Cuccnsb, rough Ca, E.
liz. g. 3i7 Central Ave.
Flr' II. Andrews. +. f.. ~ Locust
Street
Fluslins-/cl.ncr & Hrackcn 10
m al Avenue
FIr'p1r -MaucrShrrgrr & Stone IL
South Man Street.
Glen C",-t:ci ,slrr. Ccor.r.
Great \cch--t;rcgnry J. j. Middle
Ne X Road
Hen psirad-lsangcrs. William A..
20 Fult.n 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elcc. Co.. Viii
let, building
1amaica-Ranscr,. VIM. A.. 2o7 Full
ton Street
lanaica-Li,tlcfrld Alger Elec. Co..
81 Union Hall s rect.
jana cal Elcr. Service ca.
Sutphin Boulevard
Long Island City-N. Y. 4 Queens
Flee. 1t. x Power Co.. Bridge
llaza
NJ ncola-Unser. Fred. Jr.
oysur Bay-Coomhs & Oliver. Audrey
Ave
Fort WashinGton-Cocks. George. 10
Main Street
Queens sccdurf. Charles
Richmond illll-Meyer. NJ A.. Jr.,
d Co. 3l9 Park St
Richmond lIill-S.mon. Ike, ll2-10
Jamaica Ave
Rockx~ay l'ark-Abrams. J. A. 2l3
Beach llG;h Strert
Rockville Center - Littlcntld Algrr
Elec Co. 2i3 Mrrrick Avenue
SouthamI'toii--AdOlp Guildi 4 Sons
olhaver-liartmAnn. Emil, 9308
jamaica Ave
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
NEW Jersey


y mixers fclsch Il kastl. IL Dock 81.
Yonk.rs - Wt>tches;er Elcc Eou.p.
Co. II Man St
ionkcr--Yonkrrs El-c Light &
Power Co.. . Manor House Square.
A lcn.nwn. Ncis1n. Charles.
A burS park-Nan Dyke Flee. Co
IL Cookman Avenue.
Bay nnc - Bayonne Elrc. Co.. aG3
l:r )adway
Na,Cnn.-Glol,e Fec. Co.. 100 Droad-
way.
Ia, ,nnc--Lawler Bros. $40 Broad
Hcln.ar f.. E. Jr
Rcrnarisv. v.lle-Gar'incr. Elmer d.. q
Ulcou Square.
Bound Erook-Smith Elcc. Co. 10
Maiden Lane.
CEnton-Ext0 d. Alpaugh.
filz .bcth-Drngicr. Liddy < Burd
Elrc Co. 206 + Grand Street
ElizabclI-E Elizabeth Elcc Supply Co.
Elizabcth-Scou. Robert C.. AS y.
Broad Street
frcrhold-NWmouth Lighting Co.
fiarkettstUwn-HCfYm W. A
Observation-Disclosures r. C.
II Ehts o~n-Dcy. j. Ely. 1909 Stock
tuN Street.
Hob.,kesi+Pattberg. Theodore H., 523
Washington Street;
Irvinston-Baab Electric Shop. zoos
Springfield Ave.
Jersey Ci,y-Iiogan 4 Moran. Journal
Square bldg.
JcrN.y City-Juncs. b. F.. 3l5 lack
son Avenue
Jersey Cty-Moscr. h.. 40 Ocean
Avenue
kcypor Hill E. y. Co.. Church e.
John Stracts
Nrwark-BamberXcr. L.. & Co.