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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08
MONDAY
PAINT LICK

The good people of this vicin-
| ity know how and do entertain
on occasions of this character.
The pupils of the Baptist Sunday
school had a picnic on the ground
and this made it thoroughly en-
tioyable.
Mr.. Godfrey Morgan spoke
here Saturday in the interest of
the Farm Bureau and was greet
ed by large audience, many of
whom signed as members. He is
much encouraged with the pros
poets for a Farm Bureau in Gar
rard and also pleased with the
progressive farmers he meets.
While shoeing a mule Monday
morning, Mr.. holland. the black
smith, was knocked over by the
mule under the feet of some 9TH
er mules and was badly hurt. He
was cut about the head and sew
eral stitches had to be taken.
The wounds were dressed and
bandaged and he is getting along
very nicely.
Paint Lick entertained about
1000 people or more in her little
city Tuesday, celebrating the
glorious Fourth, with picnic, base
ball games, tennis matches. etc.
The games scheduled between
Paint Lick and Blue Lick began
at 10 o'clock, resulting in a score.
of II to 10 in favor of the home
team. It was holly contested and
evenly matched. The afternoon.
game resulted in defeat for Paint
Lick by a score of Is to 9.
During the day a warmly con-.
tested game was pulled of; be-
tween Marksbury and Back
Creek, which resulted in tie,
and owing to the time being
short, the game had to be called
Miss Rebecca Bowling and Mr.
Alex Hall were married in Rich
mond Saturday afternoon. They
will make their home with Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Sebastian at
Hyattsville. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Francis are
rejoicing over the arrival of a.
son ON Thursday. He has beenj
cllristened Salem Arthur.
Mrs. Rachel McCreary, son
and daughter, Of Harrison, o., !
are visiting her brother, Mr.
John Pennington. and family.
Mrs. Jas. B. Carlisle and little
son, of Columbus, O., are guests
of her sister, Mrs. r. G. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Nor
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08
RUTHTON

Miss Sarah Singer IS at home
after pleasant visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Daniel Long, of Ro-
land.
Nellie Long spent the past
week with her cousin, Gladys
Mae Long.
MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Agee and
children spent Saturday night
and Sunday with MIR. and Mrs.
r. L. Moberley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Hamm
and children and Mrs. ISABELLE
Hamm spent the past week with
relatives in Grab Orchard and
Lancaster.
Mrs. Clay Long and daughter,
Gladys Mae, and Nellie Long,
spent last Wednesday with Mrs.
Edward Roberts, of Bradshaw.
Mrs. Luther West very de-
hghtfully entertained her Larkin
club Friday afternoon. She re-
GREETED very much that each
member could not be present.
After the drawing of the num-
bers cream and cake were serv-
ed. All reported a most enjoya-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08

Fount Rice, of Columbia, Tenn.
/ will join them, making the entire
trip by motor.
Mrs. Evan Shelby Ingels is ex-
| Pected Saturday to be the guest
OF Mrs. Harry Hanger. Mrs
Hanger will entertain at bridge
! for her guest during the after
aoon.
Mesdames Leslie Biggerstaff,
of Joliet, Illinois, Shelby Bigger
staff, of Hamilton, Ohio, and d.
c. Biggerstaff, of this city, were
dinner guests of Mrs. Julia West
Thursday evening.
Miss Ellen Walker, who has
Ibeen teaching at Sharpsburg, has
, entered Columbia University for
the summer term.
Mrs. Gilbert Grinstead of Win
chester, was with her parents
for a visit the first of the week.
Mrs. Leslie Biggerstaff, of
Joliet, Illinois, who has been
with relatives here for several
weeks, will return home Sunday.
Mrs. Baldwin Britain is at
home from the East for a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waller Bennett in West Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Fielder
are happy in the arrival OF a lit
tie daughter.
DR.. Charles Hillman Brough,
former Governor of Arkansas,
aud opening night speaker on
the Redpath program, was the
guest of Prof. and Mrs. Charles
a Keith at Memorial Hall while
in Richmond. Governor Brough
was for four years teacher of
Mr.. Keith in the University of
Arkansas.
Mrs. Minute Bogie and son
Ebert, were in the country Sun
day, calling on friends and rela-
lives.
Mrs. Dovie West and Mrs.
Herbert Salee were the guests
last Wednesday, of relatives at
Newly.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08

was here the first of the week on
business.
Albert and James Carpenter,
Of Grab Orchard, are visiting
Porter Jones on Second street. .
Miss Alma Rice is spending a
few days at Dry Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Williams,
of Irvine, were here Thursday
for visit to friends.
Mr.. Robert Telford, of Corbin,
spent the week end with his par
ents, DR.. R. L. Telford and Mrs
Telford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barrett.
of Henderson, were with friends
here this week.
Miss Nancy Nicely, who has
been attending school here, has
returned to her home at Liv-
ingston.
Mrs. Clare Doty Traylor is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Ivan
Fish, and Mr.. and Mrs. June
Tray1or IN Grab Orchard.
Mrs. J. C. Oldham and Miss
Elizabeth Gardner are with
friends in Frankfort.
Mrs. G. w. Evans has return
ed from a visit to her sister
Mrs. J. M. Benton, in Wiuches-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Vaughn
of Shelbyville, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with DIR. J. G
Bosley and Mrs. Bosley.
Miss Lucy Walker is at home
from Boone, Maryland, to speno
the summer vacation with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B
Walker, in North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barnett anc
daughter have returned from ;
visit to friends at Grab Orchard
Mr.. Douglas Chenault spen
Saturday in Lexington.
Miss Mary Greer is visiting il
Grab Orchard.
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gan, OF Louisville, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G.. Woods.
Mrs. W. o. Anderson is suffer
ing with sciatic rheumatism.
Miss Anna May Pigg is the
guest of Miss Sadie Ralston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace
and children, o. Louisville, spent
the past week with relatives at
this place.
Mr.. James r. Carlisle arrived
Monday to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Woods.
Toe Bowman and father visited
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Burton the
first of the week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08
DE GARMO MEETING

Although the congregation
was not quite as large as usual
last night, the service was the
best yet. The spirit of the meet
ing is growing with each service
and last nights service was a
;mountain-top" experience for
every christian there.
The service last night was as
follows:
The evangelist read for scrip
ture lesson John 5:1-20. He us
ed as his texts from the reading
part of verse one and two, verse
9and II, showing the three reas-
ons why Nicodemus came to Je-
sus by night. First, because it
was not popular. Same reason
many. do not come now. Second,
he said how can these things be ?.
After all that has been preached
on the new birth. since Jesus
talked to Nicodemus, people are
still stumbling over it. The sim
plicity of the gospel is the STUMP
ling block to man. They want
to do something to merit eternal
life and Jesus said Il give unto
tl1em eternaisIife.''
Third, if Chfist did not come
to condemn us. then we will all
be saved, but if you read verse
Is it says we are already con-
demned SO we need not condem-
nation, but Savior.
At the close of the service an
invitation was given, two re-
spending. After the service an
other came saying she, too,
would accept the invitation. She
will make her public confession
at some subsequent service. A
great thing happened in the serv-
ice last night that we are not
ready yet to give to the public.
Probably the reatest hour that
has ever come to Richmond
came in our service. More will
be given TO the paper about this
event later.
Rev. DeGarmo will preach
three times Sunday. At II a. m.
his subject will be 'The Resur-
rection." At 7::30 he will preach
on 'How Abraham Was Saved"
Then at $3.50 p. m. there will be
mass meeting at the church.
The evangelist will preach on
Heavier" This is one of his
greatest sermons. In it he will
answer by the Bible such CUES
lions as will we know each other
in heaven? do we go to heaven
at death or do we sleep in the
grave? Everybody is invited to
1,aer this great message and es-
pecially is every member of the
church urged to be there.
There will be no day service on
Monday, but at 80 Monday the
evangelist will preach on 'The
Royal Court of Condemnation. "
This is a court scene. Then the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Perkins are
guests of Mr.. Andrew Cochran
and family at Crab Orchard, IS !:
Mrs. A. j.. Million and idaugh-
ter and Miss Madeline Roberts,
Mrs. B. L. Million, Misses Lucy
and Ray Turner left Saturday
for a weeks visit to/Dr. Runyon
and family at Ewing.
F. E. Dyehouse is visiting
friends in Lancaster this week.
Mrs. Mary Mulfnger has re-
turned from visit to her son
in Paris.
Mr.. Victor Gabany, of Da1na,
KY, was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. E. T. Virgins, the first of
the week.
Mrs. Smith Gentry, who has
been here at the home of Mrs.
J. w. Azbill on Broadway, while
under treatment of DIR. Kidwell,
returned to her home in Berea
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. johnson
have moved to Berea. Mr.. John
son has been the hustfing sales
man for Kokomo tires at Rich
mond WEIGH store and is trans
ferred to Berea store.
Mr.. John Turley, of Taylors-
vile, is here this week with rel
atives for visit.
| Friends of Mr.. William Led
ford will regret to know that he
is seriously i'll at his home in the
eastern portion of the city.
Mrs. John A. Graves, of Ra-
VIENNA, was here the first of the
week enroute to her home after
a visit to relatives in Versailles
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Curtis have
returned from visit to relatives
in Garrard county.
Misses Edith and Jesse Rice
are expected July Is from Allan
ia for a visit to Misses Rebecca
J and Alma Rice at Ter1.ill. Mr.
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ter staying at home to do it. l have
told a number of friends what it has
done for me and give you permission to
use my letter as a testimonial. Mrs.
JESSE PETERSEN, Route 1,Jasper, MINI.
There is no better reason for your try
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound than this-it has he'll ped other
women. So if you suffer from displace-
ments, Irregularities, backache, ner-
vousness or are passing through the
Change of Life remember this splendid
medicine. What it did for Mrs. Peter
sen it may do for you.
The Vegetable Compound stands upon
4 foundation of nearly fifty years of
service.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08
bic afternoon.

bic afternoon.
Little William West, of Rich
mond, Returned home Saturday
after a weeks visit with his cou-
sin. Raphael West.
Bro. Peel will fill his regular
appointment at Corinth the Sec
ond Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08

compound and took
it because Twas hav-
ing such pains in my
stomach and through
my back that 1 could
not do my work. 1
had tried other med
icines, but none did
me the good that
your Vegetable Com
pound did. Now L am
able to do all my
work alone while be-
rOra I had NM do,5nb
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08

Leslie Pigg, of Jenkins, KY,
is here to spend his vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Pigg, in Second street.
Mrs. H. F. Barker and Harold
Barker, of Lexington, were here
Thursday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. J. ]. Edwards.
Messr.S John and Sam Dick, of
Monticello, KY, have returned
home after visit to Their sister,
Mrs. D. NJ. Stephenson and Mr..
Stephenson.
Messrs. r. T. Tudor and Travis
Million are at home from stay
Of about a week in Crab Orchard.
The Interior Journal says that
Prof. c. A. Lewis and family, of
frankfort, are with friends in
Hustonville this week.
Alex Harrington, of Louisville,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Harvey
Chenault, III High street.
Mr.. Hugh Campbell, of Irvine,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Local Girls Entertained

Miss Margaret Elliott was
host to a week end house party
at her home on Maple avenue.
The charming guests were Miss
Helen Elizabeth Sprague, of
Louisville, Miss Carolyn Rice, of
Richmond, and Miss Sarah Che
rault, Of Richmond. Friday ev-
ening Miss Elliott entertained
her guests with a picnic at the
new club house on the Danville
road. Sunday night a dinner
party was given the house party
at Graham Springs, Harrodsburg
and many other entertainments
were given them during their
their stay here. Miss Elliott's
hospitality was thoroughly de-
lightful.-Lancaster Record.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-08
DAUGHTER HAD
TO help MOTHER
Now Can Do All Her Homework
Alone Because Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Helped Her
MISREPRESENTATION

Jasper, MINI. - 81 saw in the paper
about Lydia E. Pinllham's Vegetable
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Everywhere Accessible
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Vernon Ave. sos. Keystone Garage.
$50, Vernon Garage.
Watkins So. 352, Watkins St. Garage.
Waverly Ave. "a, Merchants Garage
ITO, EldYedge Garage.
332, Waverly Garage.
w. 18th st. & Neptune Ave. Bruno. j.
w. nth st. q Neptune Ave. Neptune Gar.
l7th 81; oaIsse.
w. nth st. ar, Coney Is. Auto Supply.
w. 2lst st. Neptune Ave. City Gar.
w. 37th st. Mermaid Ave. S'sate Gar.
WillOughby N0strand Aves. VIII
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Willoughby Ave. 1871. Rogers Garage
Wythe Ave. $40, Wythe Ave- Garage
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broadway. 455, Johnston. Jos Sons.
Brook st. 81. Lederhandler, o.
Canal st. JAG. United Tire Co
Castleton Ave. q Columbia st. New
Casleton Ave. 1870. Rich. Co. Motor Co.
1929. Rowohlt, Henry.
Glove Road; 1925. schenks Garage.
Elm st. & Richmond Ter. Interborough.
Auto Repair &c Supply Co.
Gordon St. Borrins, JOS, Garage.
Griffin ST. sc, McAdams. w L.
Guyon Ave. oakwood Heights Garage.
Hope Ave. Lees Garage.
Jeweft & Forest Aves. Hunsdorfer Bros.
Jewett Ave. a. Richmond Turnpike.
= westerieigh Garage.
yewett Ave. rs, Northmore. John l.. Inc.
Linolienville. Cartaret Ferry Corp
Main st. I'll. Levenson. H.. & sons
,24o, Peto e. Boyd.
Midland Ave. 45s. Rodtz Fred
Morn'sta Rd. & Lasalle st. Trantor G. C.
Mungsr's Hotel. pino;; John.
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Post 4 Jewett Aves. Schafer & Holscher.
Rockland Ave. 8 Nugent st. Rockland
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Richmond Ave. Klein, Vim.
Richmond Garage.
IA, Tilton. Chas A.
Rich. I'd. q RocIkland Ave. Fuschino. 3.
Richmond I'D. q Targee st. Young. z.
Richmond Road. 654, wagner's Garage.
662, Village Garage.
17l5, Dempsey, d.
2415, New Dorp Garage.
Richmond st. 602, banker, John.
Richmond Ter. 1886, CARNEY Gar Co., Inc.
1854, Columbia Auto & Motor Car Co.
Richmond Turnpike. zah Garage. Inc.
Sc. Lamb, VIM.
1886. Semer's. Albert, Garage.
1858, Leonard. VIM. F.
Rockiand 4 Richmond Aves. Darcy.
Gerald Auto Supply.
Rolf st. 80, Neumann's Garage.
ST. Mary's Ave. PARENT. A.
Sard Lane. 233, Verri, A.
Sou thfield Blvd. a. Nelson Ave. Ahonen. J.
Southfeld Blvd. q Raritan Ave. Cont, J.
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122 Thompson. Jas. & Sons -
Vanderbilt Ave. g. Targee st. woeILA
Washington Ave. Sparry. Louis.
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Roeben's Scarsdale Garage.
ScarsdaIe Ave. Endelixofer II. M.
TARRYTowN
broadway. old Post Road Garage
Koenig Bros
broadway. sullivan. FRANK
Central Ave. Dolen, A. (Earie Garage).
Cortland st. Cortland Garage;
Orchard St Cramer & McCutchen CO.
S. B'way. Guthrie. Jas difference Carl
Tarrytown Auto. Corp;
s. Washington st. Petri, T. J.
Washington st. Purdy II. CWash. Carl
w. Main st. Stickles, James (rappan
wildly st. Kingen, j. ].
White Plains Rd. Macklin, J. j.
Taylor, n.
TUCKAHOE, N.
F1etchers Gas Station.
Meyer, Daniel.
Midland Garage.
Gramatan Ave-. a. Wm- st. Gramatan
Main st. Kirwin Gas Station.
White Plains Ave. McAndrews Gas sta
white Plains Ave. Menkoffs Gas sta.
white Plains Ave. Maple Leaf Gas sta.
Lake Ave. Parkway Garage
Lake Ave. Tuckahoe Garage.
Main st. 9S. Tuckahoe Auto supply
WHITE PLAINS
Bank ST. Browns Buick Service.
Central Ave. Standard Auto Supply.
Grove st. Miller Springer.
Court Taxi Service.
Hamilton Ave. +. " Bopp.
Hamilton Auto supply.
Lake St. Eastside Motor supply.
Main ST. Nash Pope Co.
sIamaroneck Ave. Detroit Cadillac Mo-
Rugsiero wilnams
White Plains Garage.
MARITIME Ave. Burgan's Garage.
Keystone Tire Sales Co.
White Plains Motor Service
Orawsnpum st. Hesseis. q. s.
South side Garage.
Post Road. Gillick, +. J.
jenkins Garage.
Tarryfown Rd. Macdonald. A.
Rose, NJ.
Uptegrove, Z.
Westchester Ave. De saivo. John
Purdy's Garage.
William St. Deveson & Burke
YoNKERs
Ash st. Howelrs Garage
Asbb,irton Ave. "a, Liberty Garage
Bruce Ave. Bruce Ave. GARAGE.
Central Ave. crescent's Gas Station.
Empire City Garage.
Fort Hill Auto Repair.
Grassy Spratn Golf Club
Heath's Gas and Service Station.
Jays Auto Station.
Kessler & Blumenthal
81, Woodlawn Garage.
| Columbus Ave. Columbus Ave Garage
Douglas Ave. North Yonixers Garage.
Jefferson st. IL. Shall 6 HoSe Repair
Jerome & Mclean Ayes. Kept. o.
| Main st. Feuer's Express Co.
| 81, Ryan, j. G.
Maple st. Yasko & Galiik. orpheun Gar.
| Mclean Ave. Mclean Ave. Garage.
| I'll, Caryl Garage
sl7, Palmer, VIM.
| Morningside Ave. Fairyiew Garage
| Morris st. Morris st. Garage.
| Nepperhan Ave. 2so.N Hart, J. J.
| n. Main st. & 5. Bway. Aiieck Auto
Corporation
Post st. Post st. Garage.
Prospect st. ~, Prospect Auto Repair.
| IS. Sunlight Auto.
Radford st. Ryder, O. L.
Randolph st. .. Randolph Garage.
| Riyerdale Ave. Valentine Terrace Gar.
Saunders Dock. Riverside Pavilion
Saw Mill River Road. Finkel. c. s.
| Lores Service Station.
| Molloy. NJ j.
School & Herriott SITS. School q Her
| riott Garage.
s. B'way a Herriott st. Moshier Garage
Co
5. B'way. s Main st. Yonfers vulcaniz-
ing Co.
s. B'way. n. Y. City Line. Yonkers
Contracting co.
S. B'way 8 n. Main st. chadburn.
Samuel
8. B'wny. Foster, ]. B.
II. Keys Powers Sales Corp.
~, Bells Garage.
Van Cortlandt Park Ave. Hughes Gar,
Varl st. Hibbard. r. y.
wnrburton Ave. 81. Shrive. William.
SO. Braslow, Charles.
7ss Redgate Garage.
Willow ~. Willow St Garage.
Wolfe 1T. Lowerro Garage.
Woodworth Ave. Conness Bros
Yonlxcrs Ave. lsS Riordan, a. T.
| b5. Ionkers Ave, Garage.
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&. 9th Ave. %. Becixerles Garage.
N 3rd Ave. Brennans Auto Co.
L. Bird st. Black. e. ].
+. 3rd st. 10. Century Garage.
n. End Ave. Chester XIII Garage
n. 3rd Ave- Civic Centre Garage.
Ist & End Aves. Central Garage.
w. 3rd st. 1o9, Errico. "A. II.
Il. Bird st. $50. East End Garage.
Elm st. S. Hillcrest Garage.
S. 5th Ave. 1so. Jones Taxicab Co.
so. St. 60. Kempter. Chas.
No. End Ave. Levine. Sol.
+. srd st. SO, Mt. Vernon vuic. Co.
s. 9Th Ave. " c. No. Garage.
5th & 9th Aves. Pisano Bros.
\. 4th Ave. 1s, STANDARD Guar Tire co.
stevens Ave. LOG. schletcher's Garage.
s. 3rd Ave. 6. Sachs Tire Co.
Il. End st. o., Sheppard Gas station.
$. Columbia Ave. 222' Nernon Hgts' Gar
s. 8rd Ave. s25, westchester Garage.
Bond st. 1916. Write Garage.
NEW ROCHELLE
Cedar Road. Cedar Auto g. Marine.
Centre Ave. Central Garage.
Division st. 10. I.angford; 4; H.. Inc;
Echo Bay. 1ngraham q Whiteley (Ao-
tor Boat Supply Station)
Elm st. 19. Schirmer, George.
HarbOr Lane. Albert Lion Boat Yard.
2sf, Monks VIM, Car Exchange
264. Moran & Franz
lss, westchcster Motor Maintenance.
stonberg. Oscar. Boat Yard.
420, Stone, NJ. NJ.
5e2, westchester Garage.
Tl9, woodland Garage.
76e, woodside Tire Exchange.
North Ave: 154. Bradley. VIM, Auto Sup.
30, Ginsburg. s.. & Son.
30s, Lyman & Hanner.
S65. North Ave. Garage.
1922, schuman, W.. Auto Supply.
342. =. & G. Auto Supply.
Pelham Road. Hayes NJ. Il
Union Ave-. 1s4. Union Ave. Garage.
Webster Ave. x1s7, Ritacco. George.
NORTH PELHAM
Boston Post Rd. 4 Weaver st. Auto
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srd Ave. 9: Tamke. Chas.
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Pelham Garage.
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Pelham Manor. Pelham Country Club.
NORTH TARRYToywN
Broadway. Manor Garage, Inc.
Mt. Pleasant Garage.
Sleepy Hollow Garage.
Tarrytown Transp. Co.
Chestnut st. Daley, d.
Washington st. Watts. ]. g.
NORTH WHITE PLAINS
No. broadway. Fisher. r A
Ridgeway Road. Gedney Farm Garage
PELHAM MANOR
Boston Post Rd. g. Pelhamdaic Avo.
Wheelock Service station.
PORT CHESTER
| Broad st. 46, Hauxwell q Smith.
| 16, Lavery's Garage.
Bush Ave. Bush Ave. Garage.
Columbus Ave. Fuhr, F. q.
Factory Fl: Flint.s CITY Garage.
King st. schmaling, NJ.
| Mill st. 242, Port. Frank.
| No. Main st. 604 Bells Garage.
| Empire Motor Sales.
| 1ii. Nelson's Garage.
1s9. O'Brien, w. ID.
4 Portchester Garage.
1 Terrace Garage.
5. Main st. Eddy's Tire shop.
100, Latanzi A. R.
IS. Liberman, Geo.
Westchester Ave. 5s. Kapp. Joseph
5o4. Lyons Bros.
willett Ave. III. Barber Bercume..
PURCHASE. N. Y.
Purchase Garage.
Boston Post Road. Kirkiawn Inn
Milton Point. American Yacht Club.
Milton Point Garage.
Sherburne. ]. III.
Post Road. 1877, Haisted Garage.
Purchase st. "a Motor Car supply.
Purdy Ave. II. werner's Garage.
sound View Ave. Sound View Garage.
sCARsDALE
Central Ave Greenville Garage
Depot square. scarsdale Garage.
Mamaroneck Ave. Ruggiero Williams
Post Rd. Rugsiero Auto Cycle Co.
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ARDsLEY
State Road. Campbell, II. r.
Main st. & Bway. Grirn's Garage.
La Vista, j.
O'Toole, b.
Walters, Percy.
ELMsFoRD
State Rd. Brown, o.
McMahon. M Son
Tarrytown I'd. Kennedy. II.
Depot Square. Harrison Motor supply
Halsted Ave. Harrison Cab Co.
Park Ave. Midway Motor Car Co.
HARrsDALE
Central Ave: Central Aye. Garage.
State Road. jackson Bros.
HASTINGS
Broadway. Aqueduct Garage.
KepF koTliy. we y Hotel
Main ST. NJ. & r. Garage.
Uniontown. Kuchenmeister, p.
Warburton Ave. Riverside Garage.
Devine's Garage.
IRvINGToN
Broadway. Frank Yeager a Co.
nigh -. Frank Isager co.
Main st. Frank. w. 0. Qrvington Carl
LARcHMCNT
bDston IOet hohu. n. oaTARc.
Larchmont Garage.
Manderville, Thos.
Nelson's Garage.
Spano, j.
Chatsworth Ave. Park. Gas a. Auto Sup.
Larcbrront Ave. stiles. NJ.
Murray Ave. Gironda. s.
MAsIARONECK
Boston Post Rd. Mamayoneck Sales Ser.
Post Rd. Auto Supply.
Post Rd. supply Station.
Rigano, =.
Rainbow Garage.
Sea Breeze Gardens.
Halsted Ave. Murray. Thos.
Orienta Point. Sound Machine shop, Inc.
sheldrakc Ave. Sheldrake Garage.
Mamaroneck Ave. Hanna, S. chas.
Mcnamara Bros.
MT. HOPE
Mt. Hope, n. y. 81. Andrews Golf Club.
Mt. VERNON. NY.
Parkway Garage
3. 5th Ave. 467, Adams, Alex.
w. list st. 6S. A. c. Tire co.
w. Lincoln Ave. 4ls. Abbey, Martin.
The New York herald., 1922-07-22

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traffic the World $40 drivers OF
types ves selected random recently asked whlch gaso
duly atesed by affidavit fully confirmed
Circle and the busiest OF other
England outstanding cHo OF
gasoline today.