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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. r 20 4-4 'trovn-VJQ viru TWIT barbers to strike QKHKI 0 KM llllAL , MoNi)AY MORNING Ten Thousand to Go Out; , !pny Raiting Prices. TO BE ENDED TO-DAY tr ft t m. m.. T..Dli.n ! A general atrlke of 10,000 barber In Ungkhtt Smith OiVCS IHSIICC-J Manhattan and B JJroni and J.000 in lirooklyn will begin Monday morning. I.eoii Worthall, generat organiser of the '. tor 7eneff t of Totintoiiy by Journeymen Harber International I Union of America declared lait night. ' The barber demand J0 and $35 a week plus SO per cent, of all they take In 0 "Jio f'ITI7W; TVf A 7, LEI) ana wl" f'J61 tn" Waiter .-,.11-, U1IA&.3 lu ,J'J'"" Jtarber Association' compromise offer ! i of the present rate of pay plus a higher ' percentage, lie aM. , According to Worthall all plana for the strike, for picketing and for mass meetlnc. are eompleted and approved b)the various locaU of the union. The men are now paid trace of $20, i -I and 125. exclusive of commiesloni and tip.', he raid, and Manhattan and lirook lyn barber demand a minimum of 30 of Inspector Henry tnuiieneu to m ; jj-,. So chanse In hours n .sought. two manthi. At that hour the lawyers ! 'The master barbers want us to take reported will end after Introducing reven churruter wit- ert that we have no more to ill with r;;s. Th- raiit Is likely to to to the 1 li'gh jiricex In the bather chop than the 'jury this afternoon. , nun !n the moon. We arc Mmply 'orced W. Uourke Cockran iald earlier In the to Mrlke to Ket a living wage and we day that he would call 2..H52 w!tnraKr. J are not cooperating with the employers 1'ifty of the would lie former member Mn raising i)rl." of Henrys tuff, who would tell of many arrett they made under hi direction. Yfiivc of Court Wand. ifhief Duly and Other Police t Oflkers Help the Accused Tenderloin Oflicial. Vp to 7 JO o'clock laid night the t'rW B: R. T. ASKS MIXOH FOR 8 CENT FARE i Pnhlic Service Coimnissioner JMnses to Act Becnusc of, Company's Contract. GAltRISOX TELLS OF LOSS nthi". At that nour tne lawyers ; me masier iwoers warn us to lane I an agreement which prol.at.lr 1 U ' '''", " r j'hopV- Worthall natted. "but we are It to-day. The defence will ren ro( 0ln)f tl) b(1 noj,,, and we .Receiver. Also Asserts TJiitt City. Has Failed to ecp Its Obligations. Hie others I.J1S of them would l as ohhI rk'nti of H"f'r'" Wt M. dlrtrict. James" K. Smith, Assistant DU triet Attorney, owed that he wduld ummqn twice an many in rebuttal. Thus the situation stood when thy Jury entered General Sessions, lat night for uat was to bo the first evening session tyf II,. ,..af r.Ms.htt. In I V. . 1 1 r. . r !! 'hour, both sided had gracefully averted thn danger o(- prolonging the trial to trod?ummer by agreeing to a stipulation. llr. Smith conceded that each of the 2.312 civilians would testify that so far . ia they knew there was no "disreputable house" or gambling house In the Fourth Inspection District nnd that the district ,Waa .clean. He conceded that each of the forty-five former Henry raiders hom Mr, Cockran had purposed call ing he had already had Ave of them on the stand would testify lhy had made Itart of the 2,58S arrest achieved by Henry's men between January of last jreer and April this year. Including i39 arrests of women for Immoral conduct. It developed that the 2,512 merchants, Jawyers, manufacturers, doctors and other who were to testify for Henry had' been listed as the result of a sur vey of the district made on April 7, soon after his Indictment - "Mr, .Smith," said Mr. Cockran. after the night session was called on, "I a Waglctan. Uy the mere wave of his hand he has reduced 3.562 witnesses to mere admission Jn the retold." Defendant .Not lo Testify. Inspector Henry will not take the atand. Mr. Smith, therefore, will be un able to bring up the subject of his ac counts with (ock brokers or to go further Into the matter of the J1.000 -wjilch Henry received' from Kcrdlnand IJelenne, once proprietor of the Hotel de France, as a commission, so Dellenne testified, for the extension of a learc. Tlie defence began getting In Its case yesterday. It was materially helped by the testimony of Chief Inspector John Daly, Inspector Thomas McDonald, sev eral captains and the first batch of about 300 policemen who from time to time jveno members of Inspector Henry's I tifl In tho period from January, 131?, to April. 1920. j . Daly has chars n of Uie Headquarters tquad nnd McDonald of the special J-enice division, members of which, the prosecution had Droved, made, manv ar rests In Henry's district of women ac- 1 1 vuicu ui uuinurai cunuuci. i ne prosP' cutlon had pictured these men as raid, Jng "over Henry's head." Both, how, ever, Identified reports they made to prmmisioner I-nrlght in March paying there were no known disreputable houses in Henry's territory. While Daly was on the stand Mr. Cockran succeeded In getting Into evidence- over Mr. Smith's protest the romparativo table of arrests wlilch the Judge excluded on the preceding day because It had not been verified at Po lice Headquarters. According to this table. Daly's men arrested H6 women In tha period In question, McDonald's 171 and Henry's 4 S3. Tho urenonder- atlng number of arrests for gambling waa also greatly In Henry s favor. Inspector McDonalds repoit. dated March S and made in response to an Inquiry from Commissioner Knrlght, oald the assertion made by Mr. Smith U ' about that time that there wero ZOO If! t lurtli Inspection districts was a cross ; exaggeration. Tho fact was there were no known houses of that character at nil. The district, McDonald said, for merly was honeycombed with notorious , houses and there were many street walkers. The latter had been almoit eliminated and tho only women of their profession left were "In high class apart ments." i 'Dismissal of Case Denied. Before opening the defence, Mr. Cock ran, In moving for dismissal of tho com plaint, said the prosecution had proved that Inspector Henry, Instead of nes ledtlng his duty, had shown the most ex traordinary elliclency In a most difficult task, and that there were no disreputa ble houses in his district Judge Malonc denied tho motion. i;Capt. McAuley of the West Forty-! seventh street station and others testi fied that policemen had been stationed , hy direction of Inspector Henry In many houses where, In a room or flat, an ar rest had been made, for the purpose of preventing a recurrence of the offence. Inspector TJaly, first a witness for the State and yesterday called by tho de fence, was asked by Mr. Smith on cross examination why he had had Inspector Costlgan's men. Instead of Henry's, raid Thomas I Keynolds's gambling house Irl West Sixty-eighth street, near Hen ry headquarters. Daly said the reason ' V?a$J.hat Iteynolds had got to know the faces of Henry's detectives. "Mr. Smith insisted that on behalf of (he District Attorney's office ho had sup plied Costlgan with money to get' evi dence asalnst rteynolds. Mr. Smith sub mitted a table showing that tlio propor- , tlori of convictions of by Henry's men was Us than It waa ( 40.000 HOMES IS AIM OF NEW COMMITTEE 4 3Inyors Organization Cooperation of Capital and All Housing Industries. ft The Mayor's Housing Confrtf nee Committee, representing the various factors entering into building operations, organized yesterday for the purpocc of stimulating building to relieve the short age of dwellings. Thr commlttw; hopes tc set a comprehensive bulldlnn pro gramme In operation by bringing to gether inpital, labor, contractors, archi tects, material men, transportation men, real estate dealers, city officials and business men generally, all of -whom nre lepresenttd In the committee. The task before the committer, nciord Ing to Frank .Mann. Tehemcnt House Commissioned and chahman of thetom mlttee, is to bring about construction of 40,000 apartments nt the earliest possible moment.' That figure represents the present shortage, hu said. Mr. Mann's figures Indicated that while 2,000 apartments a year were being constructed In 1916, 1917 and 191S, only 21,000 apartments were built In 1,919 and plans filed up to April of this year total only 231 mort apartments than will go out of use In the period of r.cw construction for conversion to other purposes, last year there weip 21.000 vacant apartments In New York city; now there are only 3.SI1 vacant. Includ ing those which liave been vacant for years because of undesirable conditions. Sixty thousand apartments which here tofore housed only one family each now have at least two families under their roofs. Of the 6.000.000 inhabitants of Xew York. 4,000.000 aiu Itvlmr In tenement houses, and 2,000.000 In one and two family houses, non-housekeeping apart ments and hotels." Only 200,000 own the houses In which they live. Commissioner Mann urged particularly that the home-owning Idea be encouraged. The cooperation purchase or construction plan, he said. Is proving successful. For the purpose of working out nnd executing the details of the building cam paign, the general committee of-approxl-mately eighty members was divided Into thirteen groupi rir sub-committees, each with Its special function. The chairmen of these groups will form the executive committee nnd will be named soon by Commissioner Mann. The groups are as follows: i City government, labor, ma'eiinl men, capital, builders, etuplojers, manufact urers and merchants, manufacturers of building material, real estate dealeis, architects, tho public, transportation, statistics and information and the press. Commissioner Mann appealed to the representatives qf capital not to think of building projects In terms of pre-war costs, but tn the light of actual condi tions' of to-day. Money Is needtd beytnd the power of mortgages, he said. Ills opinion was that 7 per cent, can be had for stocks and bouds to finance construc tion, a particularly convenient way of financing coopera-.lvo undertakings. Edward I'. Doyle was named secretary of the committe1. Having withdrawn 'his 'petition for an . S cent fare from 'the Rjard of Estimate. LIndley M. Oarr'son, receiver of the 11. It, T., filed a almllar one yesterday with the Public Service Commission pursuant to the orders of Judac Julius M. Mayer of the Federal District Court, who Instructed the II. It. T. to seek the Increase. But Lewis Nixon, l'ubllc Ser vice Commissioner, simply filed It away land announced that he could not act (becaure tha B. It. T. 'is bound to a 5 cent fare by contrite wltt. the c'ly. . Mr. Nixon eo Informed Mayor Hylan ' In a. letter despatched as roon as the application was received, and further announced that In view of his commls1-' Jlon's Irr.TOtency he had denied Mr. Gar )CC'kS ' rIj0" a hearing n the matter. The re- J iiciivu icimuii imi ma 0 nut idiu icifc-i erated that the company's financial con dltlon Is hopeless under a 5 cent fare .' and asked for permission from the com mission to charge S cents on both ths subway and elevated lines. Consultations with counsel had led him to believe, Mr. Garrison .said, that the commission would be authorized to act inasmuch as the city had failed in Its contract relations with the company. , Construction work called for by the' Contract, made seven years ago, has not been completed and In somu cjses not even undertaken by the city, Mr. Garrison declared. Including obligation to nrovida storaKO yards ami shops. Only half the mileage which the city was to construct hat been finished, he said. For the thirteen months ending Janu ary 31 the loss was $1,119.00$ exclusive of Interest and sinking fund on bo(yls, the petition etated, and at the beginning of tho year the company had to de fault payment of interest on HO.000,000 of Municipal Railway Corporation bonds. Proceedings are now pendlrg for foreclosure of this mortgage. "Delegates from the Amalgamated As-' soclation of Street and Klectri" Hallway Umployees. who are trylnsr to extermin ate a rival brotherhood of the H. It. T. employees, conferred yesterday with William S. Menden. general manager. and presented specific complaints against j worKers tor tne rival organization, -nr. ; n.irrlinn hnd nlr.uli rpfiupil !o rnnfp' further with the men unless they had t some concrete evidence to offer. HYLAN BUS DRIVERS DEMAND DIME FARE Staten Island Move Not Pleas- ing to City. " Driver of Mayor Hylan' buses on Staten Island fliockcd their municipal j sponsors yesterday by presenting de-i mands for a 10 cent fare on the St ! George to Richmond route, a seven mile! run. An increase In trolley fares being the, thing which the buses were sup posed to defeat the demands were not I received with cordiality. Grover A. Whalen. the Mayor's bus authority, was away but his deputy, William Wirt Mills, declared the men could go on strike and . betake them selves and their buses to Alaska before the city- would sanction the 10 cent fare. Their complaint sel forth that business is dull and too unprofitable be tween the hours of 10 A. M. and the' evening ruh hours to pay for gasolene' with the fare at 5 cents. i Mr. MIIU said he suspected "agltn-i tors" of beh'.K at work among' the bus , drivers and did not believe, many were represented In the dwnand. One ofj two men, disgruntled because they had not been assigned to the most lucrative routes, were the revolting spirits, he thought. i IRISH GIRL DENIES ALLEGIANCE TO KING Fails to Get Citizenship Papers Here. Vp to the moment she was asked to forswear her allegiance to George V., King of Great Britain and Ireland, Miss Kllzabeth Leahy, aged 23, a stenog rapher, of 42 Pulaski street, Brooklyn. an applicant for' American citizenship In the Supreme Court yesterday. answereJ the most searching questions willingly. She had stated she was born at Queens town, County Cork, Ireland, and came to the United States on May 3. 1913. "Do you renounce allegiance to George V., King of Great Britain and Jreland?" asked Justice Benedict. Miss Leahy's eyes flashed. "I've nevsr been a subject of George V.," she an swered. "I'm a subject of Ireland and will renounce my allegiance only to that country to become a subject of the United States." "I cannot admit you to citizenship un less you take tho prescribed oath,". Jus tice Benedict replied. Miss I.eahy left court after declaring she preferred to remain a citizen of the "Republic of Ireland." ACTORS IN SING SING ATTRACT OUTSIDERS Automobile Parties Go to' Prison to See Vaudeville. SAY$ HIS TEDDY BEAR SWALLOWED WHISKEY Reports of the unusual nature of the recent vaudeville performance fn J'lng Sing prison attracted several automo bile parties for -the second performance last night. Adolph Lewlsohn. banker, and other prominent patrons of tha prison drove up for tho entertainment The Inmates go at the show business realistically, presenting as part of tjioj ji v&i.LiMiiio n.iuii nitcuncs, oom dealing with crime. Paul Chapman, who has a long crim inal record and was saved from the deathhouse by Gov. Whitman, takes the role of a prison inmate in one of the sketches. H2 It approached by another prisoner, who attempts to cheat him out of some money, and Chapman promptly draws a blackjack, administering a blow that fells his companion. In another act , Thomas Burke, one of tho older prisoners, plays the part of the crim inal and Is forced to listen to a pro fessional prison reformer. "Damn It, I didn't come here to be reformed," Burke shouts. The audience. Including Major Lewis I fj. i-awts, tne waruen, enjoyed last nights performance hugely. A number' of "lifers," expert safe cracksmen and holdup men aro In the casts. i when arrests were made by Daly's or r i . r- , . n . . , 1 McDonald's squids. , Detective Extracts Demijohn' Among tne other wltncsc were ('apt I Ucspite Owners Plea. i.yons or tuc west s:sty- V fireman aboard the Ward 1'ner Michael A. efehth street station. Cap!. Wllllatii C. fluhn of the Wen sitiv M-hti, ' ' . - rloklr wIth Jjveni'e laort'.n? n- S?n fnl' voyage to and plain clothes squad reported. ADVERTISEMENT. i Stout Men! 8 I It Is wrong to put a pine ' spoke In a wheel though It looks aa hickory. It Is tvron for a v fit out man to' use loosely .woven cloth oven If good looking. Firm cioseiy-woven worsted Is the ; "hickory" doth for etout men. .'We have "stout" suits mado ot ' correct cloth In various pat . terns. M0, J45, $30, 155. . ,1 make my ready-made clothes that Is one rraSon why they nro so reasonably priced. G. X. VINCENT. 524-526 0th Ave.. ' hear 31st St. irom .Mexican ports and Cuba. tIkJ Dear came back looking much more ro tund than It did originally, and as one of the alcohol sleuths of Surveyor Rush noted, weighing too much even for a muscular fireman to tnv nmtmrf Th. j head of the bear was taken oit and Its roiunaity reaucca .by one demijohn of whiskey. The fireman said that the bear must have swallowed the demijohn while he was not looking. pther liquor was found In other parts of tho ship. Including three quarts In three hot water bags. POUE FINGEES WORTH $35,000. The sixth trial of the suit ot William D. O'Connor of Mount Vernon against Richard Weber. Jr.. of a firm of meat HiMr 1 1 , n . .mnln.l 1. 1 . J . . 1 - wii,iu;tu mill iur WIO JOSS of four fingers when his hand was .caught In a meat chopper closed yes terday .at White Plains with a verdict of S30.000 to O'Connor and 15,000 to his father for the Jew of hj ion's .services. BOY AND GIRL END TWO DAY ELOPEMENT Cash Gone, They Return to , Their Homes in Jersey. Roy Da vies, 13 years old, and Vera Tucton, 10, both of Arlington, N, J., and whose disappearance from their homes last Tuesday caused their -de-ccrlptlons to be sent all over the, coun try, returned to their homes yesterday,' with the explanation that they had In tended to remain away for good but that their money gave out The children left homo because the boy, who was an Inmate of tho New Jersey State Home fpr Boys five years ago, had not been making satisfactory progress In. school and had been threat ened by his fostec parents with being sent back to the institution from which they had taken him. So he and Vera Turton. who was his closest friend, de cided to leave Arlington nnd seek their fortune. Tho children said yesterday that the first night they were away they slept under tho porch of the girl's house and the second night In a hay Held. During the day which Intervened between the two nights they wandered about New York city. They had 35 when they, hst home, but decided to return when Ihcy nau spent u au. I MANHATTAN Amsterdam Avenue 97-M. Wrin, 152-C A. Uruini 206 AatotnotiTe fclec.Str.Cor?. J34 Flsto ComMnr, Inc. 618 Mr. J. SchirscltMn 647 B. J. Birnbun 716 Mr. Aine Ver Eecko . 824 IUnner ft Fredericks 6 Sacks & Dlnm 913 Mr. L. Sbulmin 1038 Mr. M. Sbirun 1989 Msnhattin Eire. Co. 2002 George W.,Ionireit 2075 Walter E. Jr'irlesi 2141 Julius Kramer 2JJ0 CoWitein 4 Stunhart Beaver Street 21 J. W. Hillgirdner & Son Bowery 147 Hiribfield Elec. Sup. Co. 166 B. Ackermin 22J J. Zucker 272 Louis kite , 280 United Liihtinr Fix. Co. i Broadway 1993 Fellien Tire Company, 2337 Ainerieaif Dec Con. Co. 3628 S, Gartenberg 4189 CD. Greenbaum 4248 Jacob Winter Cans! Street 214 Silbrrman llilwe. Coj 479 W. E. Tryter Chatham Square 2 Louis Abraham! Church Street 30 Frank A. Dclaac jr Columbus Avenuo 144-K.May 189 fludnick Bros. - 196 Columbui Eiec. Co. rji'' ltnner III Abbott Hardware Co. 649 Ernest Graske Cortlandt Street 70 Coitlandt Uicycle Shoo Delancy Street 84 Frank E. Silberman East Fordham Road 300 Bronx Auto Supply Co. Fulton Street 26 J. II. Albion 44 KUin ErnitS Bros. 10S Montgomery Co Inc. 23S American Electric lecn. Appl. Co. Grand Central Terminal Concouri: Elec. Shop Greenwich Street S6 W. M. Clamon , . ISS-Weyan: Elec. Supply Co. Hudson Street 207 General Sop. 5c Equip. Co. Lenox Avenue 403 Lenox Elec. Co. Lexington Avenuo 45 More Lisht Elec. Co. 47 William llaai 100 Hehltrt Elec. Co. 186 Robt. E. Deitike, Inc. 581 Joieph F. lfctfand 1026 David II. Morrii 1051 New Yoik Stor. Cat Co. 1156 A. F. Ganrmulifr 1 1 85 G.H.G. AutoTire & Sun. Co. 1235 Yorkville Aulo bup. Ut Inc. '1246 Kelly & Cochlan, Inc. 1296 M.Slrompr 1301 B ii M Tire Company Madison Avenue 470 Warnrr Electric Co. 619 KrauUe 4 Aft'ws 683 Mcrenen & Reed 1046 llaler'man Ilroth :rs Manhattan SLeet 5 Beni. Kojrr.Matt 34 Philip Click 69 Weil Brottien Park Avenue . 1755 Gedvocici S Co. 1855 Gedivice lldoe. Co. 4206 Huith Casey Park Row 27 Patterson Brotlieri 145 Hen Weiner 164 A. Fiibcr Pearl Street 116 KeltingElec. Co. Rector Street 26 Kector Elec. Co. . St. Nicholas Avenue 1322 A. Ghapofl 1484 Ward & Scoulen 1511-1. Sell Southern Boulevard 1881 I.ouii Flata.i . 1941 A. Herman Tremont Avenue, E. 485 Tretnont IlSwe. Co. 755 Becker Broi. 866 Chai. llammerichlag Trinity Place 74 Ecbt. Elkini Elec. Co. Vesey Street 59-Gbler it Son 64 Peter Durjee Si Co. West Broadway 242 S. W. FUmm 414 A. Shimeil & Co. 4J0-AI. Charjn 481 C. It. Kuegrcr West Farms Road 1984Junction Motor Car Co. Whitehall Street 47 K. W. Zundcl First Avenue 194 East Side Auto supply Co. Second Avenue 1178 Charles Awtrmau ' Third Avenue 205 Eimer & Amend 310 Hull, Grippe n it Co. 4o2 Irving Kenner 42111. Simon 549 D. Dade 602 K. G. ScliwartI 670 J. Silerman 728 ltenj. Giileipif 7JI Metropolitan Elec Co. 1055 K. Gretien Som 1 165 James Gear 1195 II. Goldman 1373 Herman Goldberg nuu rreu iiepp Jrpot. i Marvelous New For Ignition, Lighting and isuLiivij, General Use THE New Columbia Hot Shot Dry Battery has established a new standard of long service, dependability of current, and economy in power iguition; has created a simple low-cost means, of electric light where, electricity was heretofore impracticable, and vastly improved bell and buzzer service everywhere. A Single Dry Battery of Many Cellpower Onlv one package where a dozen used to be. Xo connections to loosen no surfaces'to rust no parts to move. Just the handiest, longest-lived source of elec tricity you've ever seen for Ignition for Stationary Gas Engines in Shop, Mill, Factory, or Oui-of-Doora Ignition for Tractors and Stationary Farm Power ' Ignition for Quick Starting of Fords Lighting for Ontbuildinss, Camps, Cottage, and All Places Remote from Electric Light Centers, Entrsy for Bells, Buzzers, Telephones, Signals, and Other Ileavy Duty For Motor Boat Ignition and Lighting, ask for Waterproof Columbia Multiple Dry Battery No. 336. f Get Columbia Hot Shot and Multiple Dry Batteries from these Dealers Thirty-ievenlh Street 44 W Fred It. Zenker ' Thirty-eighth Street 66 W Makttein Bros. Thirty-ninth Strest 42 W J. Hihcr Elec. Co. Forty-firat Street 112 E K F. liuiir Klec. Co. 2J2 W Paramount Eire. Co. 243 W Hand Ic Corp. Forty-iecond Street 13 W Chai. 1 ifenrv 101 W Herald Sriuare Eire. Co. toniluit mruijclo. 121 W 220 W 309 W- -.V. W. Altman Company 1 U'.nLI. ' 1403 Rojral liicandei'tSup. Co. 1410 Yorkville Elec. Ap. Sup. Co, 1M- 1573- 1636 B. Phillip, 1912 II. Koie 2093 Iron Spec. Co. 2352 Chas. Mann & Co. 2582 ArmitronK 4 AtwooJ 2604 A. P. Dienst & Co. 2716 Bronx Hde. & Sup. Co. Fourth Avenue 121 Borough Elec. Co. Fifth Avenue 503 C. E. Toye 503-A. V.Keedwell Sixth Avenue 97 Frank 4 Brothcti 371 Bright Light GaiMantleCo. 621 I. N. Jacob 632-John J. Fiun 819-i-Thoi. Hindlejr&SoD, Inc. 982 Edw. Nicholson 1009 John T. Whitehead 4 Son .1039 Mt.Morris Auto Sup. Sta. Seventh Avenue 189 E. Cbristenien 219 Sufcwar HdwcCo. 328 HaroldRud 535 A & A Electric Company Eighth Avenue 806 Long Acre Hdw.4 Elec. Co. 2100 Henry Tuke 2268 MJIorTman , Ninth Avenue 492 Lewis Streets Hdw. Co.,Inc Tenth Avenue 445 A. C. tahmann 486 Geo. F Valler 4 Bro. 646-M)oraroe 4 Belnrd 755-II. K. Lutten Third Street 219 E Federal Elec Supply 4 Con. Co. Eighth Street 58 W C S. Harris Fourteenth Street 20X E John Rullrl 114 W Frank J.IIejba -Seventeenth Street 10S W MadiattanElec.Ltff.Co. 142 W 11. A. Hamph Eighteenth Street 201 W Charles A. Boyle . Twenty-third Street 508 W United Elect. Rep. 4 Supply 145 E James CoruWa Twenty-icventh Street 25 W II. A. Himp( Twenty-eighth Street II E Bnrkhart Electrical Co. Thirty-fifth Street 162 E Jtmci Cajo A. I. Uuiclimann Co. -Natidoal Elec. Motor lifo. f!o. 437 W G. V. Giannini, Inc. 42 W Sharlow Brothtrs Forty.fifth Street. 70 E I'eet ; IVwtrs 70 E EiUardl Elec. Const. Co. 70 E J. Livmjsione i; Co., Inc. Fifty-ninth Street 1501-1. I. i.Ov-ir.tli Eighty-third Street 220 W- Oertirr Elec to. 306 t A. Maiii:as Eighty-ninth Street 69 E Siifzr Lr.-eiy 1 Motor tar to. Ninety-eighth Street 171 W t. liakcr Ninety-ninth Street 237 W S. Havis One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street 41 W HyGrade Elec Not. Co. 76 E Metropolitan Tire 4 Sup. ply Co. One Hundred Twenty eighth Street 111 W A. II. Stocielin One Hundred Thirty-fifth Street 3 E-J. Smith Coctracting- Co. One Hundred Fifty-eighth Street 552 W-- Brackoiaa 4 Uaas One Hundred Sixty-aixth Street 204 E Empire Gas 4 Eitc. Co. One Hundred Eighty-first Street 655 W Brackman Supply Co. .BROOKLYN Bedford Avenue , 1595 Morris Auto Co. l'arkside-tolumbia Service Sta. Broadway 371 Kluifer & Eastman 48 A. iJreschlrr 517 Broadway Elect. Cont. 5491. ilflnitolf 590 W. B. SiiiK Co. 600 Broadway Eicct'l House 601 l.tiersh 636 .Williamsburg Elec.Sup.Co. 650 Leiderman 4 Son 806M. I. Davidson 847 I.J. Schneider 4 Bros. 725 Borough Elec. Co. Bergen Street 725 Borough Eke. Co. I Bushwick Avenue 464 Bushftick & Myrtle Auto. Sup. Clinton Street 10 Clinton Garage , Cortelyou Road 1418 Thayer-Wilkinson Co. Emmens Ave., Sheepthead Bay 2221 F. S. Radford Flatbuih . Avenue 111 John A. Brakraait 192 Xhos. II. Cooper 228 Victor J. Line 336 J. Kaplan 846 Flatbush Hardware Co. 859 Drew Elec. Company 865 Mar 4 Schaaf 1139 1.1'. Goeta 1248 Mark Alters 1331 D.M. Carr 1411 W. W.Kamion 1478 Ilcd Ford Service Sta. 1486 W.Schaefer , 1520 John C. Kiefer 1 803 Chas. H. Chapman, Jr. 1880 C. II. Peas? 1954 Wm. B. Fletcher Fulton Street 106-tJohn Bunce Co. 278 Brooklyn Elec Lamp 4 Nov. Co. 653 Wm. H. Gicssler . 741 G. H. Vanderbeek 1092 Chas. A. Soper 1204 Howard W. Bishop 4 Co. 1362 Geo. Sabel & Son 1747 l.ieb4 Buclialter 2148 Geo. Koeser 2950 W. Schinkcl Furtho Street 777 Peter Gcanan 4 Co. Graham Avenue 1 67 Louis Kunz Son 203 J. Starr 4 Sons Gravieiend Avenue 476 F. W. Dickbant 784 Chas. Weber 944 Johnson Brothers 1127 Henry Schwara Harway Avenue 3614 R. O'Brien Kings Highwsy 929 Kings Highway Garagt 1310 H.G.Catuna Liberty Avenue 1110 L. Milchman 1195 Wachenfcld 4-Schroeder 1208 Buffer & Cuddy Madison Street 991 Bllvn Med. Bat. k Inslr.Co. Manhattan Avenue 61 Wm. Harlow' Sons 790 Le Vine Eire. Equip. Co. ' 794 Wra. 11. Smith 1056 Joseph 4 Co. Myrtle Avenue 135 L.I. Scliarfenlerg 503 S. 4 S. Elect. Co.. Inc. 609 I. t'herfuhr 1 124 Mesco Electric Works 1319 J. i.eroli 1388 Wm. J". Stutterer 14f6 II. Kocnen 1676 M. Meyer 1757 N. Jarathnw 2332 Nrwbeck Motor Car Co. 2757 EJ.Sacency Iasiau Street 129 H. A. Holt? 19 J G. J. lieaeke New Main Street 282 Lyons Cycle Id. New. Utrecht Avenue 570.- 1.. Kra-..sc 390511. M. DicVover & Son Nostrand Avenue 30J Joseph Bros. 367 llaminK Elec. Co. 402 A. Haiian 523 Tollncr Elec. C, Inc. 744 I. G'rsold 747 Eagle Elec. Co. 784 W. II. Girssier , Prospect Park Weat 234A W. J. Morris Kockaway Ave., Canarsie 2073 M. A. Edwards 213S K. S. (Juaritius Rogers Avenue . 416 S. Stern 1213-Geo. Zoller Sand Bay, Canarsie Wm. A. Hale Sheepshead Bay Road' , 1787 lljysiiic Garaec 1 Sheepthead Bay John Shea Vandcrbilt Avenue 471 Rob't Uodrigues ' Wyckoff Avenuo 20T-rhs. Schneider 269-1 . A Urnr Third Avenue 370 Thomas Dsxter 722 -John Munro 4 Son, Inc. 945 J. A. Durio 5518 H. II. Broer 7003 Peterson Bros. 8909 S. Levinson Fourth Avenue , 002 Bush Term. Auto Sup. Co. Fifth Avenuo 284 F.J. Herr 370 7.. GcraVI.inian 424 Wm. llrcteton .'401 Effid Horn J519 Gough 4 Horn " 5817 llrncr Cn. 6751 Prisneri-Gilmurray 7505 Gonlen Hardware Co. 7505 G, Gosbkaiarian Seventh Avenue 175 A. E. Greene 259 Park Slope Hardware Co. 305 It. H. Cumbrrs 444 H. H. Smith Eighth Avenue . 1118-PackardSBerman Thirteenth Avenue 4311 S.H. Levy Sixteenth Avenue 4501 U. Sulskv Third Street 357 Hamilton Elec. Co. , Fourth Street 4901 Johnson 4 Sloara Thirty-Fifth Street 986 E A. Winfield 4 Sons Ninety-Second Street, Canarsie Sutter Marine Equip. Co. 1079 E A. L Sampson Avenue "H" 1506 Thayer Wilkinson Co. Avenue "IT J502 C Morgensen BAY SHORE, L. I. James 4 Hawkins BEACON, N. Y. Main Street 162 F. C. 4 D. C. Frust BROAD CHANNEL, L. I. L. F. Miller COLLEGE POINT, N. Y. , Fourth. Avcnufc 660 Familton Music Store Nr. Point View ' Wm. Xcedham Third Avenue 52 W; Kramer Thirteenth Street 322 C E. Johnstone CORONA, N. Y. Fowna Avenue 87 C. J. Uhl DOBBS FERRY, N. Y. ' Main Street ' , .M.JIamill FAR ROCKAWAY, L. I. Atlantic Avenue A. P. Blint ' Central Avenue Carleton Ave. E. Casey 196 American Tire Repair Co. 376 N.V.Smith FLUSHING, L. I. James 4 Hawkins GLEN COVE, L. L James & Hawkins GREAT NECK, L. L Louis J. Gregory Main Street Great Neck Gar. & Rep.Ccv , Inc. HEMPSTEAD, L. I. James 4 Hawkins Fulton Street 2'S William Bangert HOWARD BEACH, L. I. Anderson 4 Sierk JAMAICA, L. I. Fulton Street 264 F. W. Cullison 336 James 4 Hawkins 147 ."i. Huney Rockaway Road 127 F. Berman LONG ISLAND CITY Flushing Avenue 13 Hsupt Paint 4 Hdwe. Co. Fulton Street 109 A. Heinsolm Jackson Avenue 75 Smith Elec'l Co. 92 H. II. K. Elec. Co. Bridge Plaza South r. . Mrriw MAMARONECK, N. Y. Mamaroneck Avenue Si Charles M Baxter Post Road 45 E Auto Bat Ser. Station e7 E Jos. J. Holzer MT. VERNON, N. Y. Third & Prospect Ave. Joseph Weil Fourth Avenue " 14 X Mt. Vernon Auto 4 Sup. 23 S- Mr Co. B. Davis 44 S Geo. Howards, Inc. 109 S Berman Bros. 124 S Mt. Vernon Hardware 4 Sup. Co. NEWBURGH, N. Y. Broadway 95 J. G. Merger Water Street C-S J. T. Wilkenson Co. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. Division Street 10 Albert H. Langford. Inc. 20 Edw. P. Byrrre 29 S. Spiegrlmjh. Jr. Huguenot Street 284 Huguenot Auto Sup. Co. Lawton Street John Farrell ' Main Street Geo. Ferguson 199 United Auto 4 Elec Co. 485 M. tjnldman Mechanic Street 65 I.evine Eire. Supply Co. North' Avenuo 6 Komar EI. Supply Co. 8 Sienart Autn Supply . NYACK, N. Y. Julius Petersen , Wersfold Hdwe. Co. Burd Street Kyack Garage, Inc. Broadway 15 X. Havre & Blauveit 16 S. Garner Hdwe. Co. 32 S. J. I. Bergman OSSINING, N. Y. Croton Avenue 88 W. H. Jackson Garage Main Street 211 Gaylord B. Hubbell , Highland Avenue S. -Nelson Park Garage 1 PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. Main Street Geo. E. Bauer C. Musante H. Nielsen 100-Geo.H. Cocks. Jr. RICHMOND HILL, L. I. Jamaica Avenue 2616 Roemmele Bros. 3318 Doeriug Bros.. $832 Jas. E. Stearns Hillside & Metropol Ave. , Hillside Battery Repair Co. ROCKAWAY BEACH, L. I. Beach 80th Street Wm. Sierks Beach 101st Street Seaside Garage Boulevard 364 George Bros. 571 N. Abrams 4" Sons ROCKAWAY, PARK, L. I. 5th Avenue 27 N. Charles J. Farrell ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. I. James 4 Hawkins RYE, NEW YORK Purchase Street James Halstead II. Odcll Purdv 4 Peck R)eTire Repair Co. 81 Rye Auto Supply Co. . TARRYTOWN, Nl Y. Broadway J71 Mt. Pleasant Garage Main Street 124 John F. Schall 45 Cramer 4 McCuteheon WHITESTONE, L. I. 8th Avenue & 18th Street S. Blankfein Fort Totten Road Whitestane Garage, Inc. 18th Street 20 West GusUve Offermana WOODHAVEN, lTl ' Jamaica Avenue 1162 H. Hartman 1213-G. Schmidt 4059 B; Lugt 4079 Joseph Buhler 4111 Hesse Bros. YONKERS, N. Y. Broadway 24 X L. H. Wiggen 4 Son' 32 S It, II. Hibbard, Inc. 209 S-l. II. Foster 292 S Marco Stor. Bat. Eire Co. 371 S Thomas Russel, Jr. Lawrence Street 40 Community Elec. Shop Main Street 44 Westchester Elec Equip, meat Co. New Main Street 2S2 Lons Cycle Co. 292-N. W. Hill Randolph Street 9 Xascu Garage Warburton Avenue 40 Warburton Aula Sup. Co. 42-C. A. Sillery 62 J. Alexander White M Shnbes Garage 83 Chas. Braslow ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY Ocean Boulevard Garage First Avenue 9S-X. E. PaddockS Co. BAYON'NE, N. J. Avenue C 462 Bayonne Hdwe. Co. 571 Chas. S. Goldberg Broadway 480 S 4 B Auto Supply Co. 730 Wetngarten 4 Healing Co. 892 L Koester 4 Sons 957 H. Resnick Fifty-fourth Street, West Jos. Zehnbauer BLOOMFIELD, N. J. Washington Street 61-L Filkin DOVER, N. J. E. Blackwell Street 112--Lanterman's Garage DELAWARE, N. J. E. Oiant Son ELIZABETH, N. J. ' Broad Street 35 Elizabeth Elec. Sup. Co. 85 Clark Hardware Co. Elizabeth Avenue 927 Geo. H. Miller Morris Avenue 304 Victor Electric Co. South Front Street John H. Van Pelt ENGLEWOOD, N. J. Englewood Auo Company Win. X. Tilton Palisades Avenue 48 Thomson 4 Vanningtoa 80- -Varley's Garag: ENGLJSHTOWN, N. J. W. E. Mount G. G. Vandertergh FREEHOLD, N. J. South Street C. H. Koberson 17 McGratb, Greville Motors, Inc. GARFIELD, N. J. Palisade Avenue 64 John Sebeck GUTTENBERG, N. J. -Berqenline Avenue 11 J. Klinger Park Avenue 33 Curt Theurarael 36 F.W. Herman Co.- HOBOKEN, N. J. First Street' ' 163 I. Gasman 436 A. L Findlay Co. " ' . Kfth Street 155 Badaracco Bros. Fourteenth Street 46-48 J. W. Tompkins 4 Co. Hudson Street 12th Street-A. Neri Jefferson Street ' C. Muxai & Co. Washington Street 417 j.F.Kenna 603 L. Laikin 607 John H. Paul 1224 C. H. Grossman Willow Street 743 Schelling Hdwe. Co. JERSEY CITY, N, J. Bergen Avenue 743 Wm. Uoellner Boulevard Street 15S6 E. llorman Co. 2396 National Rubber Co. 3716 Standard Garage Bower Street 115 Monarch Elec Constr. Co. Central Avenue 460 Wm. E. Kuntz Grove Street 486 A. Hotkiss Jackson Avenue 385 Arrow Electric Co. 430 Wm. II. Cornils Monticello Avenue 117 Henry J. ReiUe Montgomery Street 81 F. B. Brill Newark Avenue 278 Harry Jasper 620 M. Miller Old Bergen Road 223-rCP.Boos Palisade Avenue 495 Auto Economic Co. Paronia. Avenue 1E J.H.Ohmer Summit Avenue Geo. W. Albrecbt West Side Avenue Stone Brothers 775 F. A. Ruichosn KEYPORT, N. 1. John T. Germ J. 45-419- 131- 194- 1 CotunflitoJ DryBatteries . G.SchenckiSons LONG JRANCH, N. J, It. L. Zobcl Atlantic Avenue -Wm. G. Presley -W. H. M.u Brighton Avenua -Win. i Horn son Broadway Allen 4 Garrison -Harry C Rehn 223 Edwin L. Reed 251 Uorman McFaddin 626 Norwood Tire Co. Patten Avenue Wm. P, Beiton Third Avenue 225 Depot Garage METUCHEN, N. J. Metucben Hardware Co. MONTCLAIR, N. J. Bloomfield Avenuo 371 Willow Garage Sales Co. MORR1STOWN. N. J. Market Street 34 Wm, Stevenson Garage Co. Morris Street 105 Mnrristown Motor Car & Repair Co. 149 J. B. Jollev South Street 17 F. A. Trowbridge Co. Speedwell Avenue 117 Weil End Garage NEWARK, N. J. Springfield Avenua 407 Smith Electric Co. Wilson Avenue 92 Chas. Krarl 123 L. Ilonwicer NEW BRUNSWICK, N. Strong Hardware Co. Albany Street 99 W. E. Mount ORANGE, N. J. Main Street 207 Max Mi Moher 346 C.F. Werner, Jr. EAST ORANGE, N. J, Central Avenue J. H. Owen Main Street 244 Parkway Auto Supply 346 C. F. Werner 457 Ashland Auto Shop Washington Place 6 S. G. Steele ' PASSAIC, N. J. Lexington Avenue 310 Simon Bros. Main Avenue John Kelly 583 National Elec Co., Inc 599 A. Manlet 927-August Miller Passaic Street 352 Passaic Gas 4 Elec. Co. 3611). Powers ' Prospect Street 160 Independent El. Con. Co. PATERSON, N. J. Broadway 64 Matt Rubren 95 John Steele 81 J. W. Cleveland Hdwe. Co. Clarke Street 11 Bennet & Brown Main Street 28 Comet Light. o. 168 J. A. Van Winkle Co. 896 South Patcrson Vul. Co. Market Street 345 Chas. Coala Paterson Street 7 R. 4 J. Atkins 161 McLeod Auto Supply 20 1 Autolectric Stor. 4'Sup. Co. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Henderson Street 313 Perth Amboy Hdwe. Co. King Street 278 Cook Auto Supply Co. New Brunswick Avenue 137 Eliiabcth Hdwe Co. 146 Jersey Tire Co. 164-rHil!idorf Garage 170 Central Auto Sup. Smith Street Kelly 4 McAlinder 77 Meibourn & Ritter 82 Wm. McCormick Sons,Inc 185-:Guth Electric Co. 193 Amboy Lighting Co. RAHWAY, N. J. T.H.Roberts A. W. Foster, Inc. Cherry Street 35 J. Frank Way 4 Son RED BANK, N. J. Charles Irwin Broad Street Charles H. Ennis Mechanic Street 14-S. J. Ticot Monmouth Street 27 W. E. Mount RIDGEFIELD PARK, N, iruugic i.arage RIDGEWOOD. N. J. Commercial Garage Broad Street 5 X. Fritz 4 Hopper 6N.-C.A, Burnett Prospect Street 37-41 Quacienbush Martin Co. Ridgewood Avenue 299 Taylor 4 Van Dien ROCKAWAY, N, Wall Street , Charles Lidle SEA BRIGHT, N, il. Wm. Hose Church Street J. W. Bowser Ocean Avenue Mahoney 4 Harvey Williams 4 Brill ILUZobel SOUTH AIvJBOY, N. J. Stevens,Avenuo George Delaney J. A. Sexton Broadway 105 S.Medineto SOUTH RIVER, N. J.' Asher Bissit . Main Street 43 John C Price , South River Armstrongs Gar. 4 Sup. Co. TOM'S RIVER, N. J. Tom's River Supply Co. Main Street American S.upply Co. TRENTON, N. J. East State Street 814 L. B. Brooks 4 Co. ' , Broad Street 18 M. M. Feron & Son " S", Allen . S.Sharlm 135 S. Henry F.Long North Warren Street Nash Motor Company .S?,.h Center Street 214 Xeidt Ertel Motor Cn. WESTFIELD, N. J. Elm Street 13S Westfietd Garage GREENWICH, CONN. Theatre Bldg. James G. Fox Greenwich Avenue Senw;ch Hardware Co. G4 Grtecwica Electrical Co. NORWALK, CONN. Norwalk Ct BtrgnumTireCo. Itorwalk Supply Shop Washington Street 108 Fox Cycle & Hdwe. Co. SO. NORWALK, CONN. Water Street 42 Hardware & Auto Sup. Co. STAMFORD, CONN. Main Street 45 Orrfitfwirt; Wo Supply Ce. J. J. J. Fahneatock Spring Clip Binding Posts on Columbia No. 6 Cell, No Extra Charge 1280:3 k ' ' : : ' I - " , ----- f : i . . , i V I