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Dear Sir:

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motorist guide. After receiving a copy I only Wished that I had one

the entire vacation perfect;

The Green Book not only sewes the Negro motorist and tourist

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THE ESTABLISHED 1936

WILLIAM H. GREEN

NEGRO MOTORIST EDITOR

GREEN BOOKINTRODUCTION

The idea of “The Green Book” is to give the Motorist and Tour-ist a Guide not only of the Hotels and Tourist Homes in all of the

large cities, but other classifications that will be found useful whereverhe may be. Also facts and information that the Negro Motorist can

use and depend upon.

There are thousands of places that the public doesn’t know aboutand aren’t listed. Perhaps you might know of some? If so send in theirnames and addresses and the kind of business, so that we might pass it

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along to the rest of your fellow Motorists.

You will find it handy on your travels, whether at home or insome other state, and is up to date. Each year we .are compiling new

lists as some of these places move, or go out of business and new busi—

ness places are started giving added employment to members of our race.

When you are traveling mention “The Green Book” so as to

let these people know just how you found out about their place of

business. If they haven’t heard about This Guide, tell them to get in

touch with us.

If this Guide is useful, let us know, if not tell us also, as we

appreciate your criticisms.

If any errors are found, kindly notify the publishers so that

they can be corrected in the next issue.

' Published yearly in the month of April by Victor H. Green.

Publication Office—Leonia, N. J.,-—William H. Green, Editor.

Advertising Office—938: St. Nicholas Ave, New York City, N. Y.V

Copyrighted —— 1941 by Victor H. Green. Manuscripts submitted for

publication should be sent to 938 St. Nicholas Ave. New York, N. Y.,i

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MINNESOTA ........

MISSISSIPPI .........

MISSOURI ...........

NEW JERSEY .......

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KENTUCKY .........

INDEX

Bridges, Ferries & Tunnels . . . .3

ALABAMA ................... 5

ARIZONA .................... 5

ARKANSAS .................. 5

CALIFORNIA ................ 6

COLORADO .................. 8

CONNECTICUT .............. 8

DELAWARE .......... 9

DIST. OF COLUMBIA ........ 9

FLORIDA .................... 9

ILLINOIS .................... 11

I’DAHO ..................... 12

INDIANA ................... 12

IOWA ....................... 13

KANSAS .................... 13

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Points Of Interest in New York‘

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City ....................... 27

“A CANADIAN TRIP” ....... 29 k

Key to Street Numbers in.1

Manhattan 31

NEW YORK CITY ........... 32~

NEW MEXICO .............. 35 :

NORTH CAROLINA .......... 35

CHIC ........................ 36

OKLAHOMA ................. 38

OREGON .................... 39 3,

PENNSYLVANIA ............ 39 ;_

RHODE ISLAND ............. 41

SOUTH CAROLINA .......... 42

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SOUTH DAKOTA ........... 42

TENNESSEE ................

VERMONT ...................

VIRGINIA ....................

WASHINGTON STATE ......

WEST VIRGINIA ............ 47

WISCONSIN .................

WYOMING ................... 48

MONTREAL, CANADA ...... 48

BRIDGES —— FERRIES & TUNNELS

HUDSON RIVER NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY

Geo. Wash. Bridge: W. 179th St., N. Y. C. to Ft. Lee, N. J.—-Car & Pass. 500

Lincoln Tunnel: Dyer Ave, N. Y. C. to Weehawken, N. J.——~Car & Pass. 500

.Holland Tunnel: Canal St, N. Y. C. to Jersey City, N. J'.——Car & Pass. 5%

DELAWARE RIVER NEW JERSEY-PENNSYLVANIABurlington, N. J.——Bristo'l, Pa. Bridge—Car & 5 Pass. 35c

Bridgeport, N. J.—~Chester, Pa. Ferry—Car & Driver 500, Pass. 5c

Phillipsburg, N. J.——Easton, Pa. Bridge—Car & Pass. 10c

Camden, N. J.k~Phila, Pa. Bridge—Car & Pass. 20c

Palmyra, N. J.—Phila., Pa. Bridge—Car & Pass. 300

SUSQUEHANNA RIVER PENNSYLVANIAHarrisbm-g Lemoyne, Pa. Bridge—Car & Pass. 5c

DELAWARE RIVER NEW JERSEY—DELAWAREPennsville, N. J.——~New Castle, Diel. Ferry—Car & Driver 750 Pass. 10c

Penns Grove, N. J.~—~Wilmington, Diel. Ferry—Car & Driver 750, Pass. 10c

CHESAPEAKE BAY MARYLANDAnnapolis, Md.-*Matapeake, Mid. Ferry—Car & Driver $1.50 & $2.00 one way

Pass. 500 one way, 85c rounl trip.

SUSQUEHANNA RIVER MARYLANDHavre De Grace Bridge—Car 7 Passengers 200

POT‘OMAC RIVER MARYLAND-WEST VIRGINIA

Williamsport, Md.—M‘artinsburg, W. Va. Bridge—Car & Pass. 15c

CHESAPEAKE BAY VIRGINIACape Charles—Little Creek, Va. Ferry—Cars $2.50 & $3.00 depending on

weight. Passengers 500 Time 1 hr.

& 45 min. Leave Cape Charles or

Little Creek 7 A.M.

Cape Charles—Old Point Comfort—Norfolk, Va. Ferry—Cars—Cape Charles

to Norfolk or Old Point Comfort $2.50 or

$3.00——Pass. 50c “00' 700 —— Old Point to

Norfolk Cars $1:.00 & $1.50 Pass. 250

Old Point Comfort—Willoughby Split—~Norfolk——Via Ocean View Ferry—Car

and Driver 750 & $1.00 Passengers 200

Norfolk—Newport News, Va. Ferry—Car & Driver 500 one way, 75c round trip

Passengers 150

James River Bridge—Car & Driver 800 Passengers 20

COOPER RIVER SOUTH CAROLINA

Cooper River Bridge: Charleston, S. C., Car & Driver 500 Pass. 150 each.

BISCAYNE BAY FLORIDAMiami—Miami Beach, Fla. Brid‘eg Car & Pass‘. 15c one way 25c round trip.

CHARLOTTE HARBOR FLORIDA

Boca Grande Island, Fla. Ferry: Car & Driver $5.00 Passengers 500 each.

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TAMPA BAY FLORIDASt. Petersburg—Bradenton, Fla. Ferry: Cars 100 a ft. Driver free Pass. 250

'lamDa—~St. Petersburg, Fla. Gandy Bridge: Car & Driver 5'c Pass. 10c each

OLD TAMPA BAY FLORIDA

Clearwater—Tarnpa, Fla. Davis Causeway: Car & Driver 25c Pass. 5c each.

PASCAGOULA RIVER MISSISSIPPIGautier——Pacagoula, Bridge: Car & Passengers 500

TENNESSEE RIVER TENNESSEE

London—«Bridge: Car & Driver 250 Pass. Sc each.

CARI) OF APPRECIATION

The Publishers of this guide wish to publically thank the following

people and newspapers who have contributed and worked to bring this

Travel Guide before the public and up to date, so that we as a race

might have something authenic to travel by and to make traveling better

for the Negro.

Mr. James (Billboard) Jackson—”Special Rept. of the Standard Oil.

Mr. Chas. A. R. McDowell—of The United States Travel Bureau.

Mr. John D. Long—of New York City, N. Y,

Mr. Elmer Jackson—of Kansas City, Mo.

Mrs. Ella Glenn—-of Springfied, Ohio,

The Louisville Leader—of Louisville, Ky.The Cleveland Call & Post—0f Cleveland, Ohio.

The Western Ideal—Pueblo, Colo.

The “Waco Messenger-—W’ac0, Texas.

We hope that you in reading this will tell others about this guide so

that they will know of its usefullness.

We have given you a selection of listings that you might chose from,under no circumstances do these listings imply that the place is

recommended.

EXPLANATION

No travel guide is complete with the multitude of business placesthat are unheard of. The principal value is its completeness for which

reason we are endeavoring to make this guide actually the most com—

plete possible.The business classifications listed have been arranged under the

different cities and towns, so that one won’t have any trouble findingwhat they want.

PLEASE MENTION

ALABAMA

ANDALUSEX

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Ed. Andrews—-

69 N. Cotton St.

BIRMINGHAM

HOTELSDunbar Hotel—316 N. 17th St.Fraternal Hotel—1619 N. 4th St.Palm Leaf Hotel—318 N. 18th St.Rush Hotel—316 N. 18th St.

New Home—1718%—~4th Ave.

DECATUR

TOURIST HOMESMrs. F. Hayes—207 W. Church St.

GADSDEN

HOTELSSmith Hotel—902 Garden Ave.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. S. Neal—1317 4th Aev.Mrs. A. Sheperd—1324 4th Ave.

Mrs. J. Simons—233 N. 6th St.

GENEVA

TOURIST HOMESJoe DondalSusie M. Sharp

MOBILE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Reed—950 Lyons St.Mrs. E. Jordan—256 N. DearbornMrs. G. B. Sylvester—355 Cuba St.Mrs. F. Wildins 254 N. Dearbon St.

BEAUTY PARLORSRitz—607 Congress St.

MONTGOMERY

RESTAURANTSBonnie’s—390 VV. Jeff Davis Ave.

TAVERNSDouglas—1‘21 Monroe St.

SHEFFIELD

HOTELSMcClain Hotel—19th St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. I. Hawkins—S. Atlantic Ave.

TROY

TOURIST HOMESMrs. S. A. Benton——

113 E. FairVieW St.

“THE GREEN BOOK”

TUSCALOOSO

TOURIST HOMESMrs. G. W. Baugh—2526 12th St.Mrs. M. A. Barnes—419 30th Ave.Mrs. G. W. Clopton—1516 25th Ave.Mrs. G. Robinson—11th St.

ARIZONA

NOGALES

RESTAURANTSBells Cafe—325 Morley Ave.

PHOENIX

HOTELS

Raymond—607 E. Jefferson St.St. Louis—535 E. Jefferson St.Rice’s—535 E. JeffersonGardners—IZZQ E. Washington St.

TOURIST HOMESGardner’s—1229 E. Wash. St.

GARAGESTourist—~122—S. First St.

RESTAURANTSJ. Mayse—ISM E. Jefferson St.Alhambia—246 E. Wash. St.Temps—39 So. 2nd St.

SERVICE STATIONSShell—1030 E. Washington St.Stewarts—llth St. & Wash.

BEAUTY PARLORS

Co'pelands—1316 E. Jefferson St.

BARBER SHOPS

Hagler’s—IOG So. 2nd St.

NIGHT CLUBSElks—7th Ave. & Tonto

TUCSON

TOURIST HOMES

Mrs. G. W. Obie—738 No. 10th Ave.

Criterian Rooms—138 W. Ocha St.

RESTAURANTRainbow Grill—91 W. Jackson

ARKANSAS

ARKADELPHIA

HOTELSHill Hotel—16 Pine St.

Trigg’s—Caddo St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. B. Dedman—W. Caddo St.Mrs. L. Cooper—W. Pine St.

P. Anderson—W. Caddo St.

RESTAURANTSRichie Square Deal—Caddo St.Hill’s—River St.

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BARBER SHOPS N. LITTLE ROCK

Scott’s—6th & Clay St- RESTAURANTSRIChle’S Upr1ght—16th Sf" De Luxe Cafe—403 E. Wash. Ave.

BRINKLEY PINE BLUFF

TOURIST HOIVIES HOTELSDaViS—709 8- Main St- P. K.—3rd & Alabama Sts

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Marietta—3rd & Louisiana Sts.EL DORADO

Smith’s—East Third St.HOTELS

Brewster—E. & B. Sts.TOURIST HOMES

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Greens—303 Hill StMrS- M. J. Holhs—

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1108 W. 2nd Ave.TOURIST HOMES _‘ ‘

C. W. Moore—5th & Lincoln Ave.Mrs. K' I" Bell 1111 W. 2nd Ave.

Dr. Dunning—7th & Columbia Ave. RUSSELLVILLE

RESTAURANTS TOURIST HOMES1391111319”le St- Mrs. M. Jackson—Herman St.

BARBER SHOPS Mrs. E. Latimore—

headers—301% Hill St. 318 S, Houston Ave,

GARAGESWilliams—1305 E. 1st St. TEXARKANA

FAYETTEVILLE HOTELS

HOTELS Brown’s——312 W. Elm St.

lVIebbS—«9 N. Willow St. TOURIST HOMES

TOURIST HOMES G. C. Mackey—lOZ E. 9th St.

Mrs. S. Manuel—313 Olive St. RESTAURANTSMrs. N. Smith—259 E. Center St. Grants Cafe_830 Laurel St.

1 , SERVICE STATIONS

HOTELS

FORE SM’IFHSmith & Rand—~723 W. 7th St.

The Stratford—1208 - 9th St. BEAUTY PARLORS

Ullery Inn—719 N. 9th St. W. B. Parlou—lOZO Laurel St.

BARBER SHOPSTOURIST HOMES

E. o. Trent—1:301 N. 9th St. G. Powellfllofi E- 9th St.

HOT SPRINGS CALIFORNIA

HOTELSCrittenden—314 Cottage St.

The Reed House—115 Cottage St. TAVERNS

Woodman~511 Malvern Schaeffer’s Cafe——

TOURIST HOMES 2940 Sacramento St.

Barabin Villa—417 Pleasant St.

Mrs. J. W. Rife—-

3471/2 Malvern Ave.‘

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Mrs. N. Fletcher—416 Pleasant St. All A'H'rachve ADMrs. H. Greyer—234 Garden St.Mrs. C. C. Wison—232 Garden St. .

Mrs. H. Stilson—Under Your Own

735 Pleasant St.

Mrs. E. E. Lawson— Classification706 Pleasant St.

SANITARIUMS Will Commend AttentionPyschean Baths—415?.- Malvern

LITTLE ROCK Arrange Now For the NextRESTAURANTS

LAFAYETTE LUNCHEONETTEEdltlim

904 STATE STREET

BERKLEY

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Little Gem_1511 Russell St. Bufford’s—5901 Aldine St.

..3 BARBERsnKue TAVERNS

Success—2946 Sacramento St.

EL CENTRO

HOTELSThe Roland—201 E. Main St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. L. Augustus——420 Commercial Ave.

RESTAURANTPearl McKinney Lunch

301 Main St.

FRESNO

TRAILER PARKS & CAMPSBarnes Drive In—1412 “F" St.

LOS ANGELES

HOTELSDUNBAR—4225 S. Central Ave.

Allen—1123 Central Ave.

Cark—1818 - 24 S. Central Ave.

Elite—1217 Central Ave.

Sojourners—1119 E. Adams Blvd.

Sheridan—1824 Central Ave.

Regal—81:5 E. 6th St.

Arcade—542 Ceres Ave.

Olympic—4343 S. Central Ave.

Kentucky—1123 Central Ave.

Lincoln Hotel—4549 Ceres Ave.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. B. Hoffman—760 W. 17th St.

Mrs. W. D. Grealoiu—1311 W. 35 Place

RESTAURANTSSouthern 5917 S.

SERVICE STATIONSThe Relay—2732 S. Central Ave.

Lewis & Hayes——3426 S. Central Ave.

TAVERNSMarble Inn-1820 Imperial Highway

BEAUTY PARLORSMrs. A. B. Dunbar—906 E. 54th St.

Bee’s—1476 E. 11.0th St.

Creole—2221 Central Ave.

LIQUOR STORESHouse of Morgan—2729 S. Central

OAKLAND

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. C. Clark—805 Linden St.Mrs. H. Williams—3521 Grove St.

SERVICE STATIONSSummes’——1258 - 7th St.McCabe—5901 Adeline St.

Signal—800 Center St.

Normandie Ave.

Overland Cafe—1719 - 7th St.

Rythm Buffet—1704 - 7th St.

BEAUTY PARLORS

Personality—3613 San Dablo Ave.

PASADENA‘

TAVERNS

Kentucky—1067 N. Fair Oaks

SERVICE STATIONSPenn’s Super—1285 Lincoln Ave.

Stacys~e920 N. Fair Oaks Ave.

SAN BERNARDINO

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. Phillips—964 6th St.S. M. Carlton—939 W. 6th St.

SAN DIEGO

HOTELS

Douglass—206 Market St.Simmons—542 Sixth Ave.

Y.W.C.A.——2905 Clay St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Wallace—537 13th St.

RESTAURANTJohnson’s—18 N. 30th St.

SAN FRANCISCO

TOURIST HOMESMrs. F. Johnson—1788 Sutter St.Helen’s Guest House—1951 SutterMrs. R. Hulsey—2946 Pine St.

TAVERNSJacks’—1931 Sutter St.

BEAUTY PARLORSAdrian—1930 Sutter St.Arineica’s—1928 Fillmore St.Fred'om‘a’s—1953 Sutter St.

DRUG STORES_

Riggans’——2600 Sutter St.

NIGHT CLUBSTown Club—1963 Sutter St.

SANTA MONICA

TAVERNSLa Nobita—1807 Belmount Place

TULARE

TOURIST HOMESSouth K. St.~—330 So. “K” St.

TAVERNS

Kings—322 South “K” St.

VICTORVILLE

TOURIST HOMES

Murray’s Dude Ranch

IN PATRONIZING THESE PLACES

COLORADO CONNECTICUT

COLORADO SPRINGS BRIDGEPORT

TOURIST HOMES HOTELSMrs. G. Roberts— Y.VV.C.A.——56 Beach St.418 E. Cucharras St. TOURIST HOMES

Mrs. M. Barrett—83 Summer St.DENVER Mrs. E. Lawrence—68 Fulton St.

HOTELSArapahoe—2247 Arapahoe St.

HARTFORD

Herndon—2716 Welton St. HOTELS

Rossonian—265O Welton St. Log .Cabin Cottage—2016 Main St.The Ritz—2721 Welton St. Parrlsh Roommg House—-

TOURIST HOMES26 Walnut St.

Mrs. M. Ste11—2850 Marion St. TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. M‘cClure— Mrs. Johnson—2016 Main St.

2849 Lafayette St. Mme. S. A. Reed—12 Canton St.

Mrs. W. Graham-2544 Emerson St. BARBER SHOPSMrs. R. B. Andereson— Parlor—1978 Main St.2421 Ogden St.

BEAUTY SHOPSMrs. A. L. Fisher— . .

2356 Humboldt St. QuahtY—1762 Mam St.

TAVERNSRESTAURANT

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St. Louis—2856 Welton St.Tmf Chm—1‘02 Mam St'

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AnderSOHS—710 E- 26th AVe-HOTELS

SERVICE STATIONS Hotel Portsmouth—91 Webster St.Auto Service—817 E. 26 Ave. Phyllis Wheatley Home——

TAXICABS 108 Canal St.

Ritz Cab CO.—2721 Welton St. TOURIST HOMESDr. M. F. Allen—65 Dixwell AVe'.

GREELEY Mrs. S. Robinson—54 Dixwell Ave.. .

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TOURIST HOMESMrs C Ralne 68 1xwe ve

RESTAURANTMrs. E. Alexander—106 E. 12th St. ,

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Rev. W. H. Mame—104 E. 12th St.Mrs- GmggS—MB Dlxwe“ Ave-

BEAUTY PARLORSMme Ruby—175 Goffe St.

T S SAEéUNTA Harris—138 Goffe St.OURI T H M* T .

M... M MMMMMMZ w. M. M. SCHggdgrgiggggfigngmUREMrs. M. Moore—301 Lewis Ave.

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Mrs. H. Tittsworth— NEW LONDON325 Maple Ave.

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TOURIST HOMES-

.Home of the Bachelor—-

PUEBLO20 Brewer St.

HOTELS Hempstead Cottage——_

' - 73. Hempstead St.

$330 fiiuigimmm St'Mrs. E. Whittle—785 Bank St.

188 Central Main St.

TOURIST HOleSSHARON VHXLLEY

Mrs. T. Protho—918 E. Evans Ave. TOURIST HOMES

C. Forehand—1003 Spruce St. Tall Fumes—Phone 186

The Roneoak—121 E. Northern Ave.

STAMFORD

HOTELSTRINIDAD Gladstone—Gay St.

TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. Brooks—114 W. 3rd St. Robert Graham—~37 Hanrahan Ave.

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NIGHT CLUBSSizoine——136 W. Main St.

VVATERBURY

HOTELSJones—64 Bishop St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. Dunham—208 Bridge St.

Mrs. B. Smith—56 Pearl St.

Community Houseg34 Hopkins St.

WEST HAVEN

TAVERNSHoot Owl—374 Beach St.

DELAWARE

DOVER

HOTELSCannon’s Hotel—Kirkwood St.Cannon’s—Division St.Caleb Brown—Lincoln St.Dean’s—Forrest St.

Moseley’s—Division St.Weston’s....Divis_ion St.

WILMINGTON

HOTELSY.M.C.A.—10th Ave. & Walnut St.Y.VV.C.A.——10th Ave. & Walnut St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. W. America——

1106 Tatnall St.Mrs. G. Cooper—110 W. 12th St.

Mrs. E. Till—1008 French St.Mrs. M. Wilson—1317 Tatnall St.

BARBER SHOPSBurton’s—8th & Walnut St.

NIGHT CLUBSThe Spot—«703 French St.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

WASHINGTON

HOTELS

HOTEL CLORE

Discriminating Persons Now MayEnjoy Homelike Comfort.

Phone: North 9627—614 S. SL, N' W.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. L. Fowler—1449 “Q” St. N.W.

TAVERNS

Holleywoodé—1940—-9t.h St.

Liberty—910 5th St. N. W.Harrison’s Cafe—

455 Florida Ave. N. W.Service Grill—12th & V Sts. N. W.

N.W.


RESTAURANTSKey’s—7th & ‘T’ St. N. W.

BEAUTY PARLORSApex—1417 ‘U’ St. N. W.

Royal Place—1629 “U” St. N. W.

The Royal—1800 “T” St. N. W.

GARAGESUniversity—Rear 1019 Columbia

Rd. W.

SERVICE STATIONSBrown’s—Georgia Ave. & “V”‘ St.

B. Barker—Florida Ave. & 8th St.

TAXICABSDixie Cab Co.——653 N St. N. W.

NIGHT CLUBSCaverns—~11Ath & “U” Sts. N. W.

Republic Gardens—1355 “U” St.

N. W.

FLORIDA

DAYTONA BEACH

TOURIST HOMESColored Tourist Rms.——522 S.

Campbell St.

DELRAY BEACH

TAVERNSManfield—N. W. 1st St.

JACKSONVILLE

HOTELSBlue Chip Hotel—514 Broad St.

Richmond Hotel—422 Broad St.

Charlie Edd—635% W. Ashley St.

TOURIST HOMESAlpine Cottage— 714 W. Ashley St.

E. H. F1ipper~739 W. Church St.Mrs. A. Holmes—232 W. State St.B. Robinson— 128 Orange St.G. L. Martin— 702 W. Beaver St.Mrs. Jefferson—1834 Moncrief St.C. H. Simmons 434 W. Ashley St.

LAKE CITY

TOURIST HOMESB. .T. Jones#720 E. Leon St.

L. M. Spears—-426 E. Washington St.

LAKELAND

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. Davis#5]8 W. 1st St.

Mrs. J. Davis—842%, N. Florida A.

Mrs. J. Boyd—Missouri Ave.

MIAMI

HOTELSCaldwell—-Dorsey Hotel—941 N. W. 2nd Ave.

Mary Elizabeth 700 N. W. 2nd Ave.

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by Thousands of Travelers

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Represented?ORLANDO

HOTELSWells Bilt—609 W. South St.

SEBRING

RESTAURANTSBrown’s—406 Lemon St.

ST. AUGUSTINE

TOURIST HOMES'

F. H. Kelley—83 Bridge St.

H. G. Tye Apts.——132 Central Ave.

ST. PETERSBURG

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. A. Barrett 28th St. &

6th Ave. S.Mrs. C. A. Sanders 1505 5th Ave.

TAMPA

HOTELSCentral Hotel—1028 Central Ave.Dallas Hotel—829 Zack St.Delux Hotel—82200ntant St.

RESTAURANTSDixie—1510 Nebraska Ave.Bruce’s—813 Scott St.

TAVERNSLittle Savory——Central & Scott

GEORGIA

ALBANY

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. J. Ross 514 Mercer St.

Mrs. A. Bentley 525 Mercer St.

Mrs. L. Davis 313 South St.Mrs. C. Washington——

228 S. Jackson St.

ATLANTA

HOTELSMack—548 Bedford Pl. N. E.


RESTAURANTSuttons 312 Auburn Ave. N. E

Nans’—529 Irwin St. N. E.Dew Drop Inn-11 Ashby St. N. W

TAVERNSYeah Man—256 Auburn Ave.

BARBER SHOPSArtistic 55 Decatur St.

BEAUTY PARLORSPoro Auburn & Belle St. N. E.

NIGHT CLUBSThe Top Hat—Auburn Ave. N. E

SERVICE STATIONSHarden's—848 Hunter St. S. W.

Flanagan's—~—Auburn Ave. Cor. Belle.

Halls Auburn Ave. N. E.

AUGUSTA

WINE & LIQUOR STORESBollingers—1114 Gwennett St.

BRUNSWICK

TOURIST HOMESThe Palms—1309 Glouster St.

COLUMBUS

HOTELSLowes—724—5th Ave.

Y.M.C.A.—521——9th St.

DUBLIN

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. Burden, 508 McCall St.Mrs. R. Hunter 504 S. JeffersonMrs. M. Kea 405 S. Jefferson St.

EASTMAN

TOURIST HOMESJ. P. Cooper 211 College St.

Mrs. M. Mariano 408 1st Ave.

GREENSBORO

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. Brown Caanen Section

Mrs. E. Jeter Railroad Sec.

Mrs. B. Walker Springfield Sec.

MACON

HOTELSDouglas Hotel—361-3 BroadwayRichmond Hotel—319 Broadway

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. Clemons 104 Spring St.

Mrs. E. C. Moore 122 Spring St.

Mrs. F. W. Henndon—139-1st Ave.

SAVANNAH

TRAILERS PARKCoco-anut Grove—Mrs. J. Cox

PLEASE MENTION “THE GREEN BOOK”

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RESTAURANTDreamland—43rd & Hopkins St.

SERVICE STATIONSOliver’s—Wayne & Broad Sts.

DRUG STORESMoore.s’——37th & Florence St.

BEAUTY PARLORS

Rudies’——1827 Ogeechee RoadRose—348 Price St.

SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE456 Montgomery St.

TAILORSHalls—1014 W. Broad St.

WAY CROSS

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Duggaar—964 Reynolds St.

Mrs. K. G. Scarlett 843 Reynolds

ILLINOIS

CHICAGO

HOTELSBrookmont—3953 S. Michigan Ave.Grand—5044 S ParkwayHuntington—3953 Michigan Ave.

Southway—6018 ParkwayTyson—4259 S. ParkwayVincennes—601 E. 36th St.Y. M. C. A.—3763 S. Wabash Ave.

Y. W. C. A.—4559 S. ParkwayFranklin—3942 Indiana Ave.Lincoln—2901 State St.

Pompeii—20 E. 31st St.Grand—51st St. & Grand Bl’v'dNew Hazle—3910 Indiana Ave.

Clarflge—51st & Michigan Ave.

TOURIST HOMESMabel Bank—712 E. 44 St.Mrs. K. Bell—5942 S. Parkway

RESTAURANTSMorris’—410 E. 47 St.Wrights—3753 S. Wabash Ave.

A/J—105 E. 51 St.

BEAUTY PARLORSMatties’—4212 Cottage Grove Ave.

BARBER SHOPSTiptons'—5509 S. Michigan Ave.

DRUG STORESPartee—4308 S. Parkway

SERVICE STATIONSTurner’s—-

N. E. Cor. 59 St. & Wabash Ave.

Parkway—5036 S. ParkwayWaterford’s—BOOO S. Wabash Ave.Standard—Garfield & S. Parkway

American Giants——5900 S. Wabash Ave.

Roosevelt—4600 S. Wabash Ave.

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TAVERNSThe Palm—466 E. 47th St.

NIGHT CLUBSBoulevard Lounge—104 E. 51 St.

CENTRALIA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Clayborne—303 N. Pine St.

Mrs. M. Coleman—503 N. PoplarA.Mrs. E. Crawford—303 N. Pine St.

Mrs. B. Vernon—448 N. Poplar St.

Mrs. M. Ricks—131 N. Pine St.

Rooms for Tourists—520 N.

Locust St.

BARBER SHOPSP. Coleman 503 N. Poplar St.

BEAUTY PARLORSM. Coleman 503 N. Poplar St.

SERVICE STATIONSLangenfield 120 N. Poplar St.

DANVILLE

TOURIST HOLMESStewart—214 E. Main St.Mrs. G. Wheeler—109 Hayes St.

EAST ST. LOUIS

HOTELSRoyal—2005 Missouri Ave.

TOURIST HOMESP. B. Reeves—1803 Bond Ave.

W. E. Officer—2200 Missouri Ave.

I. Yancy—1737%. Market St.

NIGHT CLUBSCotton Club—1236 Mississippi Ave.

Dave’s—#343 E. Garfield

SPRINGFIELD

HOTELSDudley—130 S. 11th St.

TOURIST HOIMESMrs. M. Rollins—804 S. College St.Mrs. B. Mosby-1614 E. Jackson St.Mrs. H. Robbins——

1616 E. Jackson St.Mrs. G. Bell—625 N. 2nd St.Mrs. E. Brooks—705 N. 2nd St.

Dr. Ware— 1520 E. Washington St.

0TTAWA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. G. Danile—605 S. 3rd Ave.

ROCKFORD

HOTELS

Briggs—429 So. Court St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. Gorum—301 Stewart Ave.

Mrs. G. Wright—422 S. Court St.S. Westbrooke—1209 Crosby St.


WAUKEGAN

TOURIST HOMESMrs. R. Norwood—819 Mott Ave.

IDAHO

POCATELLO

TOURIST HOMESA.M.E. Parsnage—

625 E. Fremont St.Tourist Park—E. Fremont St.

INDIANA

ANDERSON

TAVERNSTerrance Cafe—1411 Madison Ave.

ANGOLA

Fox Lake Resort—

13/2 miles S. W. of Angola

ELKHART

TOURIST HOMESMiss E. Botts—336 St. Joe St.

EVANSVILLE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. B. Bell—672 Lincoln Ave.

IVTI‘S. Lauderdale—309 Locust St.Miss F. Snow—719 Oak St.

Community Ass’n—GZO Cherry St.

FORT WAYNE

RESTAURANT .

Leo Manuals’—1329 Lafayette St.

GARY

HOTELSStates’——1700 Washington St.

FRENCH LICK

HOTELSThurman—222 Indiana Ave.

INDIANAPOLIS

HOTELSY.M.C.A.—45O N. Senate Ave.

Y.X\.I.C../\.#653 N. West St.Morrison’s—524 N. West St.

TOURIST HOMESMorris Fur. Rms.——518 N. West St.

Neatly Fur. Rms.——330 N. Mis-

souri St.Mrs. L. Lewis—2717 Paris Ave.

Mrs. E. Waters~941 N. Calif. Ave.

RESTAURANTSLasley’s—510 Indiana Ave.

TAVERNS

Mayes Cafe—503 Indiana Ave.

Hambric Cafe—510 Indiana Ave.

GARAGES25th St. Gan—553 W. 25th St.

BEAUTY PARLORSPetite—420 W. Michigan St.

JEFFERSONVILLE

TOURIST HOMESCharles Thomas—607 Missouri Ave.

Leonard Redd—711 Missouri Ave.

KOKOMO

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. W. Winburn—

1015 N. Kennedy St.Mrs. Chas. Hardinson—812 N. Kennedy St.

Mrs. A. Woods—1107 N. Purdun St.Mrs. S. D. Hughes—

1045 N. Kennedy St.

LAFAYETTE

TAVERNSPekin Cafe—1702

MARION

RESTAURANTSMarika—416 S. Branson Ave.

Sorosis Tea Room——

405 W. 10th St.

MICHIGAN CITY

TOURIST HOMESAllens’—21O E. 2nd St.

Hartford St.

MUNCIE

HOTELSY.M.C.A.——905 1% Willard. St.

NEW ALBANY

TOURIST HOMESJ. D. Clay 513 Pearl St.

Mrs. E. Huggins——514 State St.

SOUTH BEND

RESTAURANTSmoke’s Place—432 Chapin St.

TERRE HAUTE

HOTELSBooker—306 Cherry St.

TAVERNSDreamland Cafe——306 Cherry St.

WEST BADEN

HOTELSWaddy—

PLEASE MENTION “THE GREEN BOOK"

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EVANSVILLE

TOURIST HOMESZ. Knight—4110I S. E. 9th St.

IOWA

CEDAR RAPIDS

TOURIST HOMESMrs. W. H. Lavelle—812 9th Ave. E

Brown’s—~818—9th Ave. S. E.

DES MOINES

HOTELSY.W.C.A.——1407 Center St.

Marguerite—1410 Central Ave.

DUBUQUETOURIST HOMES

Mrs. P. Martin—712 Julien Ave.

OTTUMWA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. Rose—802 N. FellowsWilliam Bailey 526 Center Ave.

J. H. Hewitt—512 Grant

Harry Owens—814 W. Pershing

WATERLOO

TOURIST HOMESMrs. B. F. Tredwell—709 Logan St.

Mrs. Spencer—220 Sumner St.Mrs. E. Lee—745 Vinton St.

KANSAS

CONCORDIA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. W. A. Crews

1st & Republican Sts.Mrs. B. J. Johnson—102 E. 2nd St.Mrs. G. Smith—5th & LincolnMrs. Glen McVey—328 East St.

. J'LJFORE‘SCOTTHOTELS

Hall’s—223V.» E. Wall St.

TOURIST HOMESPeter Thomasun—114 S. Ransom St.

HIAWATHA

TOURIST HOMESC. Saunders—

202 Pottawottamie St.Mrs. Mary Saunders—1014 Shawnee

HUTCHINSON

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. Lewis—400 W. ShermanMrs. Lucy Monroe—21 F. West

INDEPENDENCE

TOURIST HOMESMajor McBee—418 S. 3rd St.

Mrs. A. Peak—613 S. Penn St.

JUNCTION CITY

HOTELSBridgeforth—~311 E. 11th St.

Cottery—llZO N. Washington St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. B. Jones—229 E. 14th St.

LARNED

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. M. Madison—828 W. 12 St.

Mrs. Mose Madison—518 W. 10 St.

Mrs. John CaroE. 6th St. & Johnson Ave.

LAURENCE

HOTELSSnowden’s—1933 Tennessee St.

LEAVENWORTH

TOURIST HOMES>

Mrs. J. Hamiton—720 N. 3rd St.

Mrs. \V'. Shelton»—216 Poplar St.

KANSAS CITY

BEAUTY PARLORSKaturah’s—~433 Qundoro St.Baskin’s—1935 N. 5th St.

MANHATTAN

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Dawson—1010 Yuma St.

Mrs. H. Jackson—830 Yuma St.

0TTAWA

TOURIST HOMESRev. John Allen—211 E. Logan St.

Mrs. Marie Clayborne—502 E. 2nd St.

Mrs. Folsom—112 N. PoplarMrs. R. W. White—821 Cypress

PARSONS

TOURIST HOMESMrs. F. Williams——

2216 Grand Ave.

WomackiZIOS Morgan

TOPEKA

HOTELSDunbar—4100 Quincy St.

TOURIST HOMES

ELLEN SLAUGHTER1407 MONROE STREET

TAVERNSMack’s—400 Quincy St.Power’s Cafe—116 E. 4th St.

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VVICI-IITA

HOTELSOklahoma House—4517M; N.

Main St.

RESS TAURANTSOklahoma Cafe—517 N. Main St.

KENTUCKY

ELIZABETHTOWN

TOU’RIST HOMESMrs. Bettie Board—N. Mile St.

A. Johnson— Valley Creek Road

Mrs. M. B. Tyler—Mile St.

M. E. Wintersmith—S. Dixie Ave.

GLASGOW JUNCTION

HOTELSPreston——

HAZARD

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. Razor—436 E. Main St.

Mrs. Jessie Richardson

HOPKINSVILLE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. McGregor-ZOO E. First St.

L. McNary—113 Liberty St.

J. C. Hopkins— 128 Liberty St.

LINCOLN RIDGE

TOURIST HOMESLincoln Institute-—

LOUISVILLE

HOTELSA11en———2516 W. Madison St.

Pythian Temple—-10th & Chestnut Sts.

Walnut—615 Walnut St.

Y.W.C.A.—528 S. 6th St.

TOURIST HOMESLucy A. Brown—1012 W. Chestnut

Hattie Daniels——1512 W. Chestnut

RESTAURANTSButler-Roberts—654 S. 10 St.

GARAGESEade’s—2420 Cedar St.

BEAUTY PARLORSBellonl'a—162‘5 Gallagher St.

BARBER SHOPSHunter’s—1501 W. Chestnut St.

LEXINGTON

RESTAURANTSThe Abbey Food Shop——

374 E. 3rd St.

MT. STERLING

HOTELSDew Drop Inn—E. Locust St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Butler—133 E. Locust St.

Mrs. G. White—131 E. Locust St.

Mrs. G. Grubbrs—15162 E. High St.

PADUCAI-I

HOTELSJefferson’s—514 S. 8th St.

Metropoltian—724 Jackson St.

TOURIST HOMESW. T. Carter—709 WashingtonS. M. Bacon—1203 ClayR. B1akemore—902 WashingtonR. Bard—918 N. 10th

Mrs. N. E. Boyd—1009 N. 10th St.

LOUISIANA

BATON ROUGE

HOTELSEver—Ready—1236 Louisiana Ave

TOURIST HOMES .

T. Harrison—1236 Louisiana Ave.

RESTAURANTSIdeal Cafeteria—1501 E. Blvd.

TAVERNSW'aldo’S—864 S. 13th St.

BEAUTY PARLORSCarrie’s—570 S. 13th St.

BARBER SHOPSMalacher’s—1341 Government St.

SERVICE STATIONSHoratio’s—1150 S. Boulevard

NIGHT CLUBSParadise—220 Boatnes St.

ROAD HOUSESApex Club—Louise St.

BOGALUSA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. L. Raine—508 North Ave.

Mrs. R. Spellman Bennett—-

501 Ave. S.

LAFAYETTE

TOURIST HOMESB‘ourges——416 Washington St.

Mrs. A. Miles—302 John St.

J. Bondreaux—s‘ls Stewart St.

MANSFIELD

TOURIST HOMESS. A. Wilson—N. Jefferson St.W. Simpkins—Jenkins St.


Phone Iackson 9617

2900 S. Claiborne Ave.

On U. S. #90

New Orleans, La.

Repairs. Washing. Greasing, Tire—Battery Service 5. Completeline of Standard Products.

Tourist Information

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MONROE

HOTELSTurner’s—1015 Desiard St.

TOURIST HOMESR. H. Burns—700 Adams

L. B. Hortons—Congo St.

MORGAN CITY

TOURIST HOMESMrs. L. Williams-719 Federal Ave.Mrs. E. White—302 Third St.Mrs. V. Williams— 208 UniOn St.

NEW ORLEANS

HOTELSAstoria—225 S. Rampart St.Patterson—8021A S. Rampart St.The Chicago— 1310 Iberville St.

Paige—1038 Dryades Ave.Riley—759 S. Rampart St.Palace—1834 Annette St.New Roxy—759 S. Rampart St.

TOU'RIST HOMESMrs. F. Livaudais—

1954 Jackson Ave.N. J. Bailey— 2426 Jackson Ave.Mrs. King—2826 Louisiana Ave.

TAVERNSJohn’s Cafe—

Felicity & Howard Sts.Green Parrot—1050 Rampart St.

I'. L. Wicker

RESTAURANTS

French Coffee Pot——2931 Magnolia St.

Honey Dew Inn—115 Front St.

BARBER SHOPS1800 Dryades Ave.Elk’s—2818 La Salle St.

BEAUTY PARLORSGolden Green—2500 Magnolia St.

TAXICABSV—8 Cab Line—-

Felicity & Howard Sts.

NEW IBERIA

TOURIST HOMESM. Robertson—116 Hopkins St.N. E. Cooper— 913 Providence St.

OPELOUSAS

TOURIST HOMESV. ArceneauX—723 E. LandryH. Johnson—N. Market St.B. Giron—S. Lonbard St.

SHREVEPORT

TOURIST HOMESGrant Flats—1239 ReynoldsMrs. J. Jones—1950 HotchkissMrs. A. Webb—1245 ReynoldsMrs. W. Elder—1920 Hotchkiss


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MAINE

AUGUSTA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. E. McLean—16 DreW St.

PORTLAND

HOTELSThe Thomas House—28 “A" St.

MARYLAND

ANNAPOLIS

HOTELSWright’s—-26 Calvert St.

NIGHT‘ CLUBS

Washington~61 Washington St.

BALTIMORE

HOTELSSmith’s—

Druid Hill Ave. & Paca St.

York—1200 Madison Ave.

Hawkins—902 Madison Ave.

Majestic—1602 McColloh St.

Stokes—1500 Argyle Ave.

Reed—1002 McCulloh St.

Clark—Dolphin & Madison Aves.

Penn—1.635 PennsylvaniaMosher—w1501 Arygle Ave.

Y. M. C. A.—1600 Druid Hill Ave.

Y. W. C. A.———1200 Druid Hill Ave.

RESTAURANTSGorden’s—1533 Druid Hill Ave.

Murry’s—1522 Penn Ave.

Spot Bar—B-Q—IBBO Penn Ave.

BEAUTY SHOPSM. King—1510 Penn Ave.

Scott’s—1526 Penn Ave.La B‘anchwl527 Penn Ave.

BARBER SHOPS

Nottingham—1619 Penn Ave.

TAVERNSVelma——Cor. Penn. & Bake St.

Wagon VVheel—1638 Penn. Ave.

The Alhambra—1520 Penn. Ave.

NIGHT CLUBSLittle Comedy—1418 Penn. Ave.

Ubangi—2213 Penn. Ave.\Nonderland#2043 Penn. Ave.Casino-4517 Penn. Ave.20th Century Club—21 W. Oliver

Street

GOLF CLUBSMonumental—14 E. Pleasant St.

GARAGESJacks’——514 Wilson St.

BUENA VISTA

RESTAURANTEddie Bellstefense Highway

FREDERICK

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. Makel 119 E. 5th St.

Mrs. W. W. Roberts 316 W. South

E. W. Grinage 22 W. All Saints

RESTAURANTSCrescent—16 W. All Saints St.

HAGERSTOWN

TOURIST HOMESFrank Long—Jonathan St.Harmon—226 N. Jonathan St.

SALISBURY

TOURIST HOMESM. L. Parker 110 Delaware Ave.

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MASSACHUSETTS

ATTLEBORO

TOURIST HOMESJ. R. Brooks Jr.—-54 James St.

BOSTON

HOTELSHarriett Tubman—25 Holyoke St.

Melbourne—815 Tremont St.

Mothers Lunch—~510 Columbus

Ave.

TOURIST HOMES,

Holeman——212 W. Springfield St

Ancrum S. Dormitories—74 W. Rutland Sq.

M. Johnson—616 Columbus Ave.

Mrs. E. A. Taylor——192 W. Springfield St.

Mrs. Ford—209 W. Springfield St.

RESTAURANTS

WESTERN LUNCH BOX

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BEAUTY PARLORSClark—Merrill_505 Shawnut Ave.

Amy’s—796 Tremont St.

Peoples—678 Shawnut Ave.

Geneva’s—808 Tremont Ave.

Estelle’s—15 Greenwich Ave.

Mme. F. S. Blake—363 Mass. Ave.

E. L. Crosby—11 Greenwich Park

Mme. Enslow’s—977 Tremont St.

W. Williams—62 Hammond Street

Victory—46 W. Canton St.E. West—609 Columbus Ave.

TAXICABSRobt. A. Robinson—41 Monroe St.

GARA-GESDePrest—255 Northampton

GREAT BARRINGTON

TOURIST HOMESMrs. I. Anderson—28 Rossiter St.

HYAMIS

TOURIST HOMESZilphas Cottages—134 Oakneck Rd.

NORTH ADAMS

TOURIST HOME-SF. Adams—32 Washington Ave.

NEEDHAM

TOURIST HOMESB. Chapman—799 Central Ave.

PITTSFIELD

TOURIST HOMESM. E. Grant—~53 King St.Mrs. T. Dillard—109 Linden St.Mrs. B. Jones—50 W. Union St.Mrs. B. Jasper—~66 Dewey Ave.

J. Marshall—124 Danforth Ave.

PLYMOUTH

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Taylor~11 Oak St.W. A. Gray—~47 Davis St.

ROXBURY

TOURIST HOMESMrs. S. Gale—168 Townsend St.

BEAUTY PARLORSAberleen—45 BowerMme. Lovett—68 Humbolt Ave.

TAXICABS

Harvey Thompson—82 Monroe

S. HANSON

TOURIST HOMESModern—26 Reed- St.

STOCKBRIDGE

HOTELSPark View House—Park St.

SPRINGFIELD

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. E. Gillum—58 - 7th St.

TAILORSAmerican Cleaners—433 Eastern A.

SWAMPSCOTT

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. Home—3 Boynton St.

Allen House—3 Boynton St.

MICHIGAN

ANN ARBOR

HOTELSAmerican-123 W. Washington St.

Allene1——126 E1 Huron St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. M. Dickson—144 Hill St.

BALDWIN

SERVICE STATIONSBayak’s—J. Morgan,

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Prop.Nolph’s Super Service

BATTLE CREEK

TOURIST HOMESMrs. F. Brown—76 Walters Ave.

Mrs. P. Grayson—ZZ Willow

Mrs. C. S. Walker—709 W. Van Buren

BENTON HARBOR

NIGHT CLUBSResearch Pleasure Club——

362 8th St.

BITELY

HOTELSKelsonia Inn—R. R. No. 1

Royal Breeze—on State Route 37

DETROIT

HOTELSBiltmore—1926 St. Antoine St.Dunbar—550 E. Adams St.

Tansey—2474 Antoine St.Elizabeth—413 E. Elizabeth St.Fox—715 Madison St.Le Grande—-1365 Lafayette St.Norwood—550E. Adams St.Northcross—

St. Antoine & ColumbiaRussell—615 E. Adams St.

Preyer—24V76 St. Antonie St.


W

HOTELS

Dewey—505 E. Adams St.Davidson—556 E. Forest Ave.

Edenburgh—758 Westchester St.

BEAUTY PARLORSC1eo’s—4848 Hastings St.

SERVICE STATIONCobb’s Maple & Chene Sts.Homers’——'589 Madison Ave.

AUTOMOBILESDavis Motor Co.

421 E. Vernon H’WayROAD HOUSES

Brown Bomber—421 E. VernonHighway

DRUG STORESM. Dorsay—2201 St. Antoine St.

FLINT

TOURIST HOMEST. Kelley— 407 Wellington Ave.

T. L. Wheeler-— 1512 Liberty St.Mrs. F. Taylor—«1615 Clifford St.

HARTFORD

TOURIST HOMESMrs. R. E. J. Wilson—210 E.

Crosby’s Farm——

IDLEWILD

4th

HOTELS.

Eagles Nest

TOURIST HONEESEdinburgh Cottage—Miss HerroneB. RiddlesMeadow Lark Haven—Pine St.

RESTAURANTSLorine Lunch—Baldwin Rd.

Busy Bee Chicken ShackThe Rosana——Mrs. Brown, Prop.

TAVERNSBusy Bee Tavern & Luncheon

BEAUTY PARLORSAlexis Beauty Parlor

BARBER SHOPSC. Henderson

JACKSON

TOURIST HOMESMrs. W. Harrison—

1215 Greenwood Ave.Mrs. S. COlinS—835 Adrian Ave.

LANSING

TOURIST HOMES

MRS. MODELLA GRAY1216 ST. JOSEPH ST.

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MUSKEGON

TOURIST HOMESR. C. Merrick——

65 E. Muskegon Ave.

Rev. Fowler—937 McIllwraigh StR. A. Swift—472 W. Monroe

SHELBY TOWNSHIP

ROAD HOUSESJoe Louis Farm-9700 Hamlin Rd.

SAGINAW

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. Gant——312 S. Baum St.Mrs. J. Curtley—439 N.

MINNESOTA

DULUTH

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. Colby—616 E. 4th St.

MINNEAPOLIS

HOTELSY.W.C.A.—809 N. Aldrich Ave.Serville—246%-—4th Ave. So.

TOURIST HOMESPhyllis Wheatley House—

809 Aldrich N.

RESTAURANTSBells Cafe—207 So. 3rd St.

ST. PAUL

TOURIST HOMESReuben Floyd—379 Carroll St.Wilson Villa—697 St. Anthonor St.

RESTAURANTSG. & G. Bar-B-Q—318 Rondo St.

MISSISSIPPI

BILOXI

TOURIST HOMESMrs. L. Scott—421 Washington St.

Mrs. G. Bess—630 Main St.Mrs. M. Pickens—616 Main St.A. Alcina—437 Washington St.

CHARLESTON

TOURIST HOMESC. Pollard—Rear Court Square

COLUMBUS

HOTELSQueen City—15th St. & 7th Ave.

TOURIST HOMESM. .I. Harrison—915 N 14th St.H. Sommerville—906 N. 14th St.Mrs. L. Alexander—N. 12th St.

Third St.Mrs. P. Burnette-406 Emerson St.

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TOURIST HOMESMrs. I. Roberts—

12th St. & 5th Ave. N.

GREENVILLE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. B. B. Clark—508 Ohea St.

GRENADA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. K. D. Fisher—72 Adams St.Mrs. F. Williams—

H’Way 51 & Fairground R.Henry’s Lodge—

H’Way 51 & Fairground R.

HATTIESBURG

TOURIST HOMESW. A. Godbolt—409 E. 7th St.Mrs. A. Crosby—413 E. 6th St.Mrs. S. Vann——636 Mobile St.

LAUREL

HOTELSBass—S. Pine St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. S. Lawrence—902 MeridianMrs. E. L. Brown—522 E. KingstonMrs. F. Gamer—

909 Joe Wheeler’s Ave.Mrs. S. G. Wilson—802 S. 7th

MACOMB

HOTELSTownsend—534 Summit St.

TOURIST HOMESD. Mason—218 Denwidde St.

MERIDIAN

HOTELSBeale.s—-2411 Fifth St.

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TOURIST HOMES

C. W. WILLIAMS1208—31st AVE.

NEW ALBANY

HOTELSFoot’s—Ra.i1road Ave.

TOURIST HOMESS. Drewery—Church St.Patt Knox—Cleveland St.C. Morganfield—Cleveland St.

YAZOO CITY

HOTELSCaldwell—Water & Broadway Sts.

TOURIST HOMES.

Mrs. A. J. Walker—321 S. Monroe

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TOURIST HOMESMrs. H. Lattimore-Washington St

Mrs. C. A. “fright—234 S. Yazoo

MISSOURI

CAPE GIRARDEAU

TOURIST HOMESG. Williams—408 S. Frederick St.

W. Martin—38 N. Hanover St.

J. Randol—422 North St.

CARTI-IAGE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. Webb—S. Fulton St.

Mrs. A. Peal—E. Third St.

Mrs. A. Gibson-—Bois De Arc & 5 St.

COLUMBIA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. B. Smith—608 Park Ave.Mrs. W. Harvey—417 N. 3rd

CHARLESTON

TAVERNSCreole Cafe—311 Elm St.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS

HOTELSThe Albany—408 South St.

HANNIBAL

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. JuliI'ls-lel8 Gerad St.

JEFFERSON CITY

HOTELSLincoln—400 Lafayette St.

JOPLIN

HOTELSWilliams~308 Pennsylvania St.

TOURIST HOMESJ. Lindsay—1702 Pennsylvania St.Mrs. A. G. Tutt—812 West “A" St.Mrs. F. Echols~—901 Missouri Ave.

KANSAS CITY

HOTELSBooker T.—Vine St. & 18th St.Street’s—1508 E. 18th St.VVatson—lle S. Highland St.Cadillac—15th & Forest

TOURIST HOMESMrs. I. Fairfax—1914 E. 24th St.Mrs. S. Gravesvllm Everett St.


W

BEAUTY PARLORSEUthola—1602 E. 19th St.

Modern—1811 Vine St.

LEBANON

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. Osborne—Route 5

Mrs. Ann Wilson—Route 3

Mrs. Missorui Warfield—Route 3

Mrs. Eliza Turner—Route 3

MOBERLY

TOURIST HOMESMrs. F. Davis—212 N. Ault St.

Mrs. F. Gunn—529 Winchester St.

Ralph Bass‘517 Winchester St.

W. Johnson—N. 5th St. 400 blk.

POPLAR BLUFF

TOURIST HOMESA. L. Davis—- 426 Short Oak St.

Mrs. W. Brooks—1800 N. Alice St.

D. C. Freeman—720 Margrett St.

SEDALIA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. T. L. Moore—505 W. CooperMrs. C. “Talker—217 E. MorganW. 'Wilh‘arns—317 E. Johnson

SPRINGFIELD

TOURIST HOMESU. G. Hardrick—238 Dollison Ave.

Allen’s Bins—638 N. Jefferson St.

ST. JOSEPH

TOURIST HOMESMrs. T. J. Coleman—

1713 Angelique St.

Mrs. H. K. Williams——202 E. Nebraska St.

ST. LOUIS

HOTELSBooker T. Washington—

Jefferson & PinePoro College—-

Pendleton & St. FerdinandWest End——

W. Belle & Vandevanter Sts.

Grand Central—Jefferson & Pine

Y.M.C.A.—~2846 Pin St.

RESTAURANTSOak Leaf—4269 W. Easton Ave.

BEAUTY PARLORSAllen’s—2343 Market St.

Moore’s~—3334 Franklin Ave.

BARBER SHOPSBullock’s——3320 Franklin Ave.

SERVICE STATIONSFred Cooper’s—Pine at Ewing Ave'Brook’s—1918 Pendleton

GARAGESDavis—3811 Finney Ave.

MONTANA

HELENA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. Stitt—204 S. Park

NEBRASKA

FREMONT

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. M. Brannon——

1550 N. “C” St.Gus Herndon—1725 N.’ Irving St.

HASTINGS

TOURIST HOMESMrs. T. Mose—902 S. Kansas Ave.

LINCOLN

HOTELSTourist Camp—27th & Saltillo

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Edwards—2420 “P" St.

OMAHA

HOTELSBroadvieW—ZOGO N. 19th St.

Patton—1014—18 S. 11th St.

TOURIST HOMESL. Sirawther~ 2220 Willis Ave.

Mrs. M. Smith—2211 Ohio St.

Miss. W. M. Anderson——2207 N. 25th St.

G. H. Ashby—2228 Wilis Ave.

Dave Brown—2619 Caldwell St.

NEW JERSEY

NEW JERSEY & EAST’N PENN.

DISTRICT ADVERTISING and

CIRCULATION MANAGER

HOWARD W. WILLIAMS

14 TRENT ST., TRENTON, N. J.

PHONE 31258

PLEASE MENTION

ASBURY PARK

HOTELSMetropolitan—

1200 Springwood Ave.Whitelead—25 Atkins Ave.

Reevy’s—135 De Witt Ave.

SANITARIUMSParks Rest—115 DcVVitt Ave.

RESTAURANTSGeorge's—159 Springwood Ave.West Side—1136 Springwood Ave.Nellie Fritts—Sprinngood Ave.

Eddie’s—15051. Springwood Ave.Half Chicken Inn—1503 Spring-

Wocd Ave.

Tip Top Lunch—1143 SpringwoodAve.

Nellie Tutt’s Grill—1,207 Spring-Wood Ave.

Phone Asbury Park 2847

The Right Place To SpendYour Week-Ends and Vacation

WRIGHT'S COTTAGE1405 Bangs Ave. Asbury Park, NJ.

OPENING IUNE 15th

Write Mrs. Margaret Wright, Prop.56 W 130th St. New York, N. Y.

Phone LEhigh 4-5367

TAVERNSAztex Room—1147 Springwood Ave.Capitol—1212 Springwood Ave.Hollywood—1318 Springwood Ave.2 Door—1512 Springvvood Ave.

SERVICE STATIONSJohnson—-

Springwood & Dewitt Pl.

GARAGESArrington—153 Ridge Ave.West Side—1206 Springwood Ave.

BARBER SHOPSConsolidated—

1216 Springwood Ave.John Milby—1216 Springwood Ave.

BEAUTY PARLORSImperial—1107 Springwood Ave.

Opal—1146 Springwood Ave.Marion’s—1119 Springwood Ave.

NIGHTS CLUBSSmile—a—VVhile—Cotton Club—110 Lincoln Pl.


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ATLANTIC CITY

HOTELSBay State—334 N. Tennessee Ave.

Liberty Apt.—Baltic & Kentucky Ave.

Randell— 1601 Arctic Ave.

Ridley—1806 Arctic Ave.Swan—136 Virginia Ave. N.Wright—1702 Arctic Ave.Capitol—37 N. Kentucky Ave.Lincoln—911 N. Indiana Ave.

Luzon—601 N. Ohi'o Ave.Attucks—llZO Drexel Ave.

TOURIST HOMESA. R. S. Goss—~

324 N. Indiana Ave.Mrs. V. Jones—1720 Arctic Ave.

M. Contee— 111 N. Indiana Ave.

Mrs. R. Diggs#1828 W’ash. Ave.

Apex Rest—Indiana & Ontario A.E. Satchell—27 N. Michigan Ave.

RESTAURANTSGoldens’—41 N. Kentucky Ave.Little Diner——

104 N. Kentucky Ave.Carries Smack Shack—4O N.

Kentucky Ave.

TAVERNSGoldens’——41 N. Kentucky Ave.Austins——

Maryland & Baltic Aves.Little Belmont—

37 N. Kentucky Ave.Elks Bar & Grill—

1613 Arctic Ave.Wonder Bar—

Kent & Arctic Aves.Timbuctu~1608 Arctic Ave.Lighthouse 1613 Bvaltic Ave.New Jersey—N. J. & Meditterian

Ave.Marks—1923 Arctic Ave.Circus—37 N. Michigan Ave.My Own 701 Baltic Ave.

NIGHT CLUBSParadise—N. Illinois Ave.Harlem—32 N. Kentucky Ave.

BARBER SHOPS42 N. Illinois Ave.

Hollywood—~811 Arctic Ave.

BEAUTY PARLORSGraces’——43 Kentucky Ave.

WINE & LIQUOR STORESGoodmans—1317 Arctic Ave.Macks—«New York & Baltic Aves.Tumble Inn—

Delaware & Baltic Aves.

DRUG STORESLondon’s—-

Cor. Kent & Arctic Aves.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS

RESTAURANTSTennis Club Tea Room——

Prospect Ave.

TAVERNSNew Way Inn—71 Ave. “A”

BAYONNE

TAVERNSDoc’s—67 W. 23rd St.

John’s—463 Ave. “C”

BELLE MEADE

HOTELSBelle Meade—Route 31

BRIDGESTON

TAVERNSThe Ram's Inn—

Bridgeston & Millville Pike

CAMDEN

TAILORSMerchant—741 Kaign Ave.

CAPE MAY

HOTELSDe Griff—830 Corgie St.

Richardson—Jackson St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. S. Giles—806 Corgie St.

CEDAR KNOLL

COUNTRY CLUBSThe Shady Oak Lodge

EAST ORANGE

BEAUTY PARLORSMatties—186 Amherst St.Ritz—276 Main St.

Milans—232 Halsted St.

TAILORSVernon’s—182 Amherst St.

Charles—63 N. Park St.

EATONTOWN

NIGHT CLUBSThe Greenbrier—Pine Bush

ROAD HOUSESBob Jones Cottage—Pine Brook

EGG HARBOR

HOTELSAllen House—

625 Cincinnati Ave.

SERVICE STATIONSWalker's—1:54 Cincinnati Ave.

TAVERNSRed, White & Blue Inn—

701 Phil Ave.


Mrs. M. Green—728 Lafayette St.

ELIZABETH

TOURIST HOMESMrs. L. G. Brown—173 Madison St.Mrs. T. T. Davis—27 Dayton St.Mrs. G. Pierson—1093 Williams St.

RESTAURANTSParadise—1129 E. Grand St.

BEAUTY PARLORSElinors—225 Broad St.

TAVERNSHunter’s—1155 Dickerson St.One & Only—1112 Dickerson St.

ENGLEWOOD

LIQUOR STORESGiles—107 Williams St.

TAVERNSThe Lincoln—13 Englewood Ave.

GARAGESDWi‘ght's Garage—2‘5 So. Van

Brunt St.

HACKENSACK

BARBER SHOPSCentral Service—174 Central Ave.

Dotson—234 1st St.

BEAUTY PARLORSMary—206 Central Ave.

TAVERNSRideouts Bar—«204 Central Ave.

Hack. 2-9733

FIVE POINT SERVICE STATION

Walter Levin, Prop.

BUY AT THE

£ssofSERVICE SUPREME

First St. and Hackensack

American Legion Drive N. J.

HASKELL

RECREATION PARKSThomas Lake

HIGI-ITSTOWN

TAVERNSPauls Inn—e

KINGSTON

ROAD HOUSESMerrill’s

PLEASE MENTION

M

KEYPORT

RESTAURANTS.

Hargrave Community SandwmhShoppe

KENNELWORTH

TAVERNSDrivers’—17th & Monroe Ave.

LAWNSIDE

HOTELSHi-Hat Inn—Whitehorse Pike

TAVERNSAcorn Inn—Whitehorse PikeDreamlandLa Belle Inn—Gloucester Ave.

RECREATION PARKSLawnside Park

LINDEN

NIGHT CLUBS4th Ward Club-—

1035 Baltimore Ave.

LONG BRANCH

TAVERNSClub ”45"——Liberty St.Sam Hall—~18 Academy St.Tally-Ho—185 Belmont Ave.

CMAIUVAH

PAULS LUNCH

BROOK STREET

MADISON

TAXICABSYellow—14 Lincoln Place

MONTCLAIR

RESTAURANTSJ. & M.—213 Bloomfield Ave.

NIGHT CLUBSRecreation—Glenridge Cor. Bay

SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTUREHair Dressing—207 Bloomfield Ave.Scientific—146 Bloomfield Ave.

BARBER SHOPSParamount—211 Bloomfield Ave.

GARAGESMaple Ave—80 Maple Ave.

MORRISTOWN

NIGHT CLUBSEureka—118 Spring St.‘

NEWARK

HOTELSGrand—78 W. Market St.

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HOTELS

Bleattys—461 Washington St.Y.M.C.A.——1:53 Court St.Y.W.C.A.—20 Jones St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Morris—39 Chester Ave.Mrs. Spence—506 Washington St.

RESTAURANTSDixie Chicken Club—

178 Orange St.Royal Palm—123 Waverly Ave.

Alpine—197 W. Kinney St.

TAVERNSAlma—72 Waverly Pl.Bert’s—174 W. Kinny St.Charles—125 Broome St.Dan’s—245 Academy St.Dodgers—8 Bedford Pl.Little Jenny’s—47 Montgomery St.Lestbaders—175 Spruce St.Kesselman’s—13th & Rutgers St.Rosen’s—164 Spruce St.Daves’—202 Court St.Reiff’s—94 So. Orange Ave.Rim Tim Inn—179 Orange St.*Saul’s—6O Waverly Ave.*The Hi Spot—173 W. Kinny St.Warren & Norfolk—256 Warren St.Woods—258 Prinnce St.Kleinbergs—88 Waverly St.Afro—19 Quitman St.Fishers—192 Newark St.

BARBER SHOPSE1 Idelio—28 Wright St.Teals—137 Somerset St.

BEAUTY PARLORSGomes——230 W. Kinny St.La Vogue—227 W. Kinny St.Irene’s—125 Somerset St.Farrar—35 Prince St.Billys’—202 Belmont Ave.Chapm‘ans’—96 Belmont Ave.Jeanette—105% W. Market St.Virginia Salon 132 West St.Paris Salon—368 Washington St.

NIGHT CLUBSBoston Plaza—4 Boston St.Little Brown Derby—162 W.

Kinny St.Golden Inn—150 Charleston St.Nest Club—Warren & Newark St.New Klnny Club—36 Arlington St.Villa Maurice—375 Washington St.

AUTOMOTIVEDixons’ Auto Painting——

106 Charlton St.

ORANGE

HOTELS‘

Y.M.C.A.—84 Oakwood Ave.Y.W.C.A.—66 Oakwool Ave.Oakwood Dep’t—84 Oakland Ave.

RESTAURANTSTriangle—152 Parrow St.


_________________________————————————-———-*-

RESTAURANTSPresto—6 Main St.

Jeter's—77 Parrow St.

CHINESE RESTAURANTSOrange Gardens—132 Parrow St.

NIGHT CLUBSDave & Manney’s Paradise——

Parrow & Chestnut Pi.Forth—Second—157 Parrow St.

TAVERNSFrank's—120 Hickory St.

TAILORSFitchitt—99 Oakwood Ave.

Triangle—101 Hickory St.

DRUG STORESBynum & Catlette—

Parrow & Hickory Sts.

PATERSON

HOTELSJoymakers—38 Bridge St.

TAVERNSIdle Hour Bar—53 Bridge St.

Abes’—98 Straight St.

Joymakers—38 Bridge St.

BEAUTY PARLORSJimmie's—581 E. 18th St.

GARAIGESBrowns’—57 Godwin St.

PERTH AMBOY

BARBER SHOP

Kellys’-—128 Fayette St.

POINT PLEASANT

TAVERNSJoe's—337 Railroad Ave.

THE

FAMOUS CHARCOAL

NEMDEROLOC CLUB

Dining Room

Cocktail Lounge

1510 184 John St.

Princeton. N. I.

l__________

Tel.

PRINCETON

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Gregory—28 Green St.

RESTAURANTSGrigg’s—58-60 Witherspoon St.

BEAUTY PARLORSVanity Box—188 John St.

PLAINFIELD

TAVERNSLiberty—4th St.

PLEASANTVILLE

TAVERNSHarlem Inn—4117 Wlash. Ave.

SOUTH ORANGE

AUTOMOTIVESThe Auto' Mart~341 Valley St.

RED BANK

RESTAURANTSVincents Dining Room—

263 Shewsbury Ave.

TAVERNSWest Bergen—103 W. Bergen Pl.

BARBER SHOPSA. Dillard—250 Shewsbury Ave.

BEAUTY PARLORSR. Alleyne—124 W. Bergen Pl.

Surles—214 Shewsbury Ave.

SERVICE STATIONGalatres—Shewsbury & Catherine

TAILORSDudley's—79 Sunset Ave.

REVEYTOWN

HOTELS

Belmont Inn—Reveyto'wn Rd.

ROSELLE

TAVERNSAlpha Bar—302 E. 9th St.

St. George—1139 St. George Ave.

SCOTCH PLAINS

RESTAURANTSHill Top—‘60 Jerusalem Road

ROAD HOUSESVilla Casanova—Jerusalem Road

COUNTRY CLUBSShady Rest Jerusalem Road

SEA BRIGHT

RESTAURANTS _

Essie Kings—11 New St.

SUMMIT

HOTELS_

Y.M.C.A.—393 Broad St. ,1!

:-

PLEASE MENTION

TRENTON

HOTELSY.M.C.A.——105 Spring St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. Taylor—~92 Spring St.

RESTAURANTSSpot Sandwich Shop—~121, Spring

Street

BEAUTY PARLORSBea’s—83 Spring St.Geraldine’s—17 Trent St.

BARBER SHOPS

Sanitary Barber Shop—199 N. Willow St.

Charles Mallov. Prop.Bills—81 Spring St.

POOL PARLOR

Reid’s—219 Fall St.

NIGHT CLUBS

THE FAMOUS

COOPERATIVE CITIZEN CLUB

Wines —— Liquor -——- Dining — Dancing

228 North Willow St" Trenton. N. I.______._—_—————————

NEW BRUNSWICK

ROAD HOUSESKidd Eddy’s—Route 27

lags». ( . ¢.J,,\7AUX HALL

BEAUTY PARLORSCeleste—211 Springwood Ave.

TAVERNSCarnegie—380 Carnegie Place

ROAD HOUSES

Lloyd Chicken Farm—26 Valley St.

WANTED

Itepresentatives for

“THE GREEN BOOK”To sell subscriptions and Ad-

vertisements Parts or full Time.

An excellent opportunity toearn extra money on a commissionbasis.

Will not interfere with your

regular work and is a money makerfor those who Wish to handle thisas a side line


WEST PLEASANTVILLE

COUNTRY CLUB-SPine Acres——

VVILDWOOD

HOTELSGlen Oak—100 E. Lincoln St.The Marion—

Arctic & Spicer Aves.

TOURIST HOMESThe Denmond—l29 W. Spicer Ave.Mrs. G. Stenson~107 W. RobertsMrs. A. H. Brown——3811 ArcticMrs. E. Crawley—3816 ArcticMrs. J. Quarles—IOG Cedar

NEW YORK STATEALBANY

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. C. Williams——

18 Ten Broeck P1.Mrs. I. Dorsey—25 Second St.Mrs. Adams—216 Hamilton St.Mrs. G. Bedell—23 Second St.Mrs. C. Madison—391 Orange St.Mrs. A. J. Oliver—~42 Spring St.

BUFFALO

HOTELSY.M.C..\,.—7585 Michigan Ave.Francis—Exchange St.Montgomery—486 Michigan Ave.Ve‘ndome—177 Clinton St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. F. Washington— 172 ClintonMrs. G. Chase—192 ClintonWm. Campbell—22 Milnor

BROOKLYN

HOTELSY.M.C.A.——405 Carlton Ave.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. E. Bryan—156 Le'ffets P1.

RESTAURANTSDew Drop—363 Halsey St.El Rose—1093 Fulton St.Little Roxy~490-A Summer Ave.

TAVERNSRoyal—1073 Fulton St.Goodwill—1942 Fulton St.Parkside—759 Gates Ave.Palm GEtl‘dCIISf—491 Sumner Ave.

Stuyvesant—Hancock & LeW1s A.

\VINES & LIQUOR STORESYak—1361 Fulton St.

NIGHT CLUBSHanleW—334 Lewis St.Lion’s—307 Ralph Ave.


_____'______.—-———————-—————_________________.__—————-————.___’.

BEAUTY PARLORSBartleys—1125 Fulton St.

Lamae—545 Clausson Ave.

Cloverleaf—425 Gates Ave.

Diddy’s—1518 Fulton St.

Emma’s—1391 Fulton St.

La. Roberts—285 Grand Ave.

Bogans—1720 Fulton St.

SCHOOLS OF BEAUTY CULTUREJ K.-—417 Tompkins Ave.

Ritz—1358 Fulton St.

Theresa—304 Livonia Ave.

LONG ISLAND

CORONA

TAVERNSBig George—106 Northern Blvd.

Prosperity-32-19—103rd St.

FREEPORT

NIGHT CLUBS .

Cotton Inn—77 E. Sunrlse

Highway

HE‘MPSTEAD

TAVERNSEddie’s—28 S. Franklin St.

WESTBURY

TAVERNSJosh’s~~635 Union Ave.

WESTCHESTER

ELMSFORD

TAVERNS _

Clarke, 91 Saw Mill Rlver Road

NEW ROCHELLE

RESTAURANTSBetsy Ann, 442 North Ave.

City Park, 521 5th Ave.

Harris, 29 Morris St.

Rogers, 50 WinyahWeek's, 68 Winyah

TAVERNSBal-Mo-Ral, 56 Brook St.

NIGHT CLUBSSky Vue, Wingah & Brook St.

BEAUTY PARLORSA. Berry, 50 DeWitts P1.

B. Miller, 8 Brook Ave.

H. Johnson, 97 Winthrop Ave.

Maion’s, 108 Winthrop Ave.

Ocie, 41 Rochelle P1.

Orchid, 57 Winyah Ave.

BARBER SHOPSThe Royal Salon, 4 Brook Ave.

Field’s—66 Winyah Ave.

PHARMACYDaniel’s—57 Wtinyah Ave.

QMT . VERNON

RESTAURANTSDollie’s—160 So. 5th Ave.

Friendship—5O West 3rl St.

TAVERNSGolden Lion—162 So. 8th Ave.

ROAD HOUSESMohawk Inn, 142 S. 7th Ave.

SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTUREOkeh—24 West 3rd St.

Orchid, 48 W. 3rd St.

OSSINING

BEAUTY PARLOR

Leona’s—13 Hunter St.

TARRYTOWN

TAVERNSBridge Rendezvous—-

40 Cortland St.

NORTH TARRYTOWN

BARBER SHOPSLemon's, Valley St.

J. Brown, Valley St.

BEAUTY PARLORJ. Prioleau, 88 Valley St.

TUCKAHOE

RESTAURANTSMajor's, 48 Washington St.

Butterfly Inn, 47 Washington St.

BARBER SHOPSAl’s, 144 Main St.

BEAUTY PARLORSShahana, 144 Main St.

YONKERS

ROAD HOUSESPeacock—930 Central Park Ave.

WHITE PLAINS

RESTAURANTSGoody Shop, Brookfield St.

Lloyd’s—88 Martine Ave.

ROAD HOUSESWalnards—Sl: Martine Ave.

BEAUTY PARLORSMarie’s, 94 Brookfield St.

NEW YORK CITY

HOTELS

HOTEL CECIL210 WEST 118th ST.El-Melrah—Zl West 135th St.

Martha—6 West 135th St.

Garrett House—314 West 127th St.

Press—23 West 135th St.

«17'? at."


POINTS OF INTEREST IN NEW YORK CITYCITY HALL at Broadway, Park Row and Chambers Street. It is the seat of

government of the great metrOpolis and can be visited by the public from 10o’clock A. M. to 4 P. M. daily.

CENTRAL PARK, which is the largest park in the city is located at 5thAvenue and Central .Park West, 59th to 110th Streets. It contains 862 acres of

which is water. It is 2% miles long and half a mile wide. It contains a ZoologicalPark and many play grounds.

THE AQUARIUM, located at the Battery, can be reached by all subwayand elevated lines. The exhibit includes all kinds of fish, both salt and fresh wateralso invertebrates. Open daily: hours 9 to 5 P. .M April to September, and 9 A. M.to 4 P. M. October to March. The admission is free. The New York Aquariumis probably the largest in the world and has the largest collection of fish. It con-

tains 7 large pools and 144 glass fronted aquarias.COOPER UNION-MUSEUM FOR THE ARTS rOIF DECORATION, Cooper Square

at 7th St., Open daily except Sundays, 10-5., evenings, 001:- 1' 6130' 9:30 ExceptSaturdays and Sundays. Free.

CLOIS'TERS, The Branch of Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fort T’yron Park.

Hrs: 10-5., Sundays 1-6., Closed Christmas Morning. Free except Mon. and Fri. 25c.Hrs. 8 to dusk; Sundays and Holidays 10 to dusk; Library closed on Sat., July

NEW YORK ZOOLOIGICAL PARK, Bronx Park—Hrs. 10 to dusk every day.Free except Mondays: and Thursday Adults 25c, Children 150.

NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN, East of 200th St., and Webster Avenue.Hrs. March 1 to November 1, 10 to 5; November to March 1, 10 to 4:30.

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY, R. C. A. Bldg, Rocke-feller Center. Hrs: 10 to 10 every day. Adults 250., Children 100.

AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, Central Park West at 79thSt. Hrs: 9 to 5; Sunday 1 to» 5. Free

ADIERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, Broadway at 156th St. Hrs: 9 to 4:45Closed Sundays and Holidays; and on Saturdays during the summer.

MUSEUM lOEF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Fifth Avenue at 104th St. Hrs: 10-5.Sundays 1-5. Closed Tuesdays. Free except Mondays 25c.

MUSEUM OF THE NUMISMATIC SOCIETY, Broadway between 155th— 156thSts. Hrs: 2-5 Daily and Sundays. Closeed July 16 to Sept. 1, Free.

MUSEUM JOEF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, Heye Foundation, Broadway at 155thSt. Hrs. 2-5. Closed Sundays, Holidays and through July and August.

HAMILTON GRANGE, 287 COnvent Avenue. Hrs: 10-5; Saturdays 10-1.Closed Sundays and Holidays. Free

WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART, 10 West 8th St. Hrs. Tuesday toFriday. 1-5; Saturday and Sunday 2-6. Closed Mondays and Midsummer Months.Reopens about September 15. Free

PIERPONYT MORGAN LIBRARY, 33 East 36th St. Hrs: Main Bldg., Tues. andThusdays, 11-4; Exhibition Room, Daily 10-5. Closed Sundays, Holidays andJuly 1 to Sept. 7. Free.

MUSEUM, OF LIVING ART, Fifth Avenue at 82nd St. Hrs.-10-5, Sundays 1—6.,Closed Christmas Morning. Free except Mondays and Fridays. 25c.

FRICK COLLECTION, 1 East 70th St. Hrs., Sundays and Holidays 1-5. ClosedMondays, Decoration Day, July 4th, Month of August and Christmas. Free.

CONEY ISLAND, New York’s own seaside recreation resort is ten miles fromNew York City. Here one will find bathing and all sorts of open air amusements.

BROOKLYN MUSEUM, Eastern Parkway and Washington Avenue, Brooklyn.Hrs: 10-5., Sundays 2-6., Free except Mon. and Fri. Adults 25c Children 100.

BROOKLYN BO‘TANIC GARDEN, 1000 Washington Ave., Brooklyn; GardenHrs. 8 to dusk; Sundays and Holidays 10 to dusk; Library closed on Sat., July 15-—Sept. 15. Hrs; Mon. to Fri 9-5., Saturdays 9-12. Free.

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POINTS OF INTEREST IN NEW YORK CITY

THE EDIPIRE STATE BUILDING is the tallest office building in the world

and is situated at 5th Avenue between 33rd and 34th Streets. The site is nearly

2 acres and rises 102 stories above the ground and is 2 stories under the ground.

It houses more than 25.000 tenants. Its elevators rise at the tremendous speed 01

200 feet per second. While its express cars carry one to the 80th floor in one minute.

ELLIS ISLAND is the first landing place of the immigrant and is located in

the upper bay of New York harbor. This island may be visited by securing a pass

from the Commissioner of Immigration.

CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, located at Amsterdam Avenue.

110th to 113th Streets, is America’s greatest church edifice. When completed it

will be the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world. The seating capacity is 15.000

and room for 40,000 standing. It has been in the building for the last 61 years

the corner stone being laid in 1892. Visitors are always welcome and services are

held practically all day.

THE GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE, over the Hudson River, is the long-

est suSpensiOn bridge in the East, connecting New York City at 179th Street

and Fort Lee, N. J. It is used by millions of people annualy, and is the Northern

route to motorists going South frOm the North. Its towers, which stand 80 feet

higher than the Washington Monument can be seen for miles around. The New

York tower has the “Will Rogers Mem-orial Beacon," which serves as a guide to

aviators.

THE THEATRICAL DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, where all of the largesi

and best plays are staged and produced, is located in the heart of the city. Here

you will find the largest and best showhouses in the world from 39th to 52nd

Streets and 8th to 6th Ave.

The colored show houses are located in Harlem: The Lafayette at 7th and

132nd Street; a W. P. A. houSe and the Apollo at 125th near 8th Avenue are the

largest.

TIIE GENERAL POST OFFICE is the largest post office in the world.

covers 2 city blocks from Slst Street to 33rd and from 8th to 9th Avenue.

houses 18,000 empIOyees, makes 26 collectiOns and 3 to 4 deliveries a day.

THE HOLLAND TUNNEL is the bUSiest vehicular tunnel in the world. Starts

at Canal Street in New York and ends at 12th Street, Jersey City; N. J. This tun-

nel contains 2 tubes: one for West bound and the other for East bound traffic:

each 2 tubes wide. The toll is 500 per car.

THE TRI-BOROUGH BRIDGE, which connects three of the boroughs of Grea-

ter New York (Manhattan, Bronx, Queens). This bridge is 17% miles long and is the

most direct route to the New York World’s Fair. The toll charge is 250.

CHINATOVVN, at the Bowery and Chatham Square, is New York's Oriental

section Sight seeing busses will take visitors there from 'Times square. Showing

the Bloody Corner at .Pell and Mott Streets which has been the place of countless

murders caused by the rivalry of the Leong and Hip Sing 'Tongs.

THE HAYDEN PLANETARIUM, which is located in the American Museum

of Natural History at 81st Street and Central Park West can be seen “The Drama

of the Skies.” The most interesting feature of he Planetarium is the “Hall of the

Sun.” which shows the Solar System.’l‘here are six performances daily starting at

11 A. M. except Sunday and holidays. On these days the show starts at 10 A. M.

The admission is 25c, 11 to 5 o’clock; evenings 8:30, 350; 25c at 5 P. M. Saturday,

Sunday and holidays. Children under 17 years of age 150 at all times. Reserved

seats 500 and 600.

ROCKEFELLER CENTER largest building project ever undertaken by pri-

vate capital. Is situaed between 5th and 6th Avenue at 48th and 51st Streets, and

occupies 12 acres. The tallest building in the group is the R. C. A. Building and is

70 stories tall and houses the National Broadcasting Co. On the West of Rocke-

feller Center is the Radio City Music Hall R. K. 0. Building R. C A.. Building west

and the Center Theatre, also Radio City which is named in honor of the Radio

Corporation of America. On the Fifth Avenue side will be found the Le Maison

Francaise, British Empire Building, Italian Buildng and the six story extension

of the International Building.

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A CANADIAN TRIP

ByBAXTER F. JACKSON

It was Sunday early in July that we left the city with the voicesof the Southernaires coming in over the car’s radio. We struck out on

the West side Drive and passing across the Hendrick Hudson T‘oll Bridgethe long ribbon—like road stretched before ‘us and the surrounding terri—tory assured us that we were getting into open country at last. Thefine weather, the sun pleasantly warm and the breezes kind made motor—

ing with the top down something well worth all the sacrifices of the

past year.

To attempt to describe New England with its pretty farm housesand white birches is something for a greater master of descriptionthan yours truly.

We rolled along without any event until the urge for food stoppedus about 6 RM. After a tasty meal we moved along until about 9 RM.which time found us in Hanover, N. H. Without any trouble we founda place that fitted our budget and went to sleep in a pleasant room withtwin beds and a shower. The place was fine and we needed the twoblankets.

The next morning we went about seeing the Dartmouth CollegeCampus and the Town, sending a few postcards to mark the progressof the trip.

Our next stop was in Derby Line, a little Village in Vermont, to

pick up some films, as a result of packing too hurriedly. Next came theCanadian border and customs declarations. The process was simple andin a short time we were on our way. On seeing the fine road in frontof us we began to make a mental calculation as to how long it wouldtake ‘us to get into Quebec. However, the road being a back one whichwas our choice to avoid traffic, succeeded in accomplishing just that butleft much to be desired as a road; however, we pulled out of the badspots soon enough and with the motor singing and the radio doing thesame in French and English and with the pure air and sunshine we

soon forgot about the bad stretch of roadway and promptly settleddown to almost run out of gas which brought us face to face with the“Imperial Gallon”. We learned we needed less of this than the U. S.kind but as we did not speak enough French it cost us a little spilledgas, and as this was sort of a back road the peOple did not speakEnglish “too mneh”.

We reached Levis about 5:30 RM. and crossed on the Ferry toQuebec by about 6:30. We found a nice hotel and bathed and dressed,—then we were on our way to the Chateau Frontenac for dinner by 8:30.

Finding the dining room closed, we went into the grill and had a delic—10118 meal served overlooking Dufferen Terrace. After dinner we strolledalong to see What the Town had to offer.

The next day we made an early start, picked up the car and hiredone of the chauffeur-guides to take us around. These chauffeur-guides

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are licensed by the Province and are thoroughly capable in every res-

pect. They gave us a history lesson that will be well remembered. I

believe I learned much more about Quebec than any other town I have

visited. There are so many things that are different and quaint,——it is

a worthwhile place to visit. Everywhere the people were most courteous

to us. If we asked a question and we were not understood (which was

seldom), they would not leave us until they definitely found out what

was wanted. On one occasion I was taken a block out of the way by a

young man to a police officer who then directed me where I wanted to

go. When offered a reward for his kindness he refused and thanked me

for asking him and went about his way,——it‘ seemed as if he was doing

his civic duty. (P.S. He did accept an American cigarette though, as

they are pOpular there. If you have been there you know why,———if not,

ask someone).

free goods, but not having a loose hundred dollars you can see I had

nothing to worry about. However it is still the best way /to beat an

argument if any. We reached the customs at Jackman, Maine and went

through with no trouble.

Coming into the State of Maine we moved along the Pine Tree

trail. It is as beautiful a bit of forest-land as can be seen anywhere

and enough to hold your interest thoroughly.Evening brought us to our day’s destination,——a little cottage on

the road to Bar Harbor. A good night’s rest made us ready and eager

to eat almost anything including the tablecloth. The meal was excellent

and I do remember the good whole milk and lovely rich cream. Our

hostess explained that her husband ran a dairy. She was proud of her

farm—products, and justly so.

Our purpose in going to Bar Harbor was to ascend Mt. Cadillac

some 1532 Feet high. We had a perfect day for the view was clear and

I made so many “filter shots” that I thought in the} end my film would

look like a meteorological survey but it came out well enough and the

filters just cut the haze enough to make a clear film. The tourists

we met were pleasant and easy talkers. We exchanged views on many

interesting subjects. Pleasant as it was we had to leave to continue our

journey to Old Orchard our next stop- We made a mistake in the road

and came in on the wrong side of town andl got tied up in a race track

crowd,——reminded me of Fifth Avenue. we arrived, notwithstanding,

in time for dinner. We then went out on the boardwalk, had a pleasant

stroll and enjoyed some of the amusements that were offered.

The next morning we drove to a tourist camp that we had passed

on the way, known as the Danish Village. The architecture had im—

pressed me and I thought it would look good on film. The houses or

cabins were built as they are in Denmark, with the crooked windows

and doors, and with names over each. house to give the impression that

such people as Hans Christian Anderson and other famous Danes were 92

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letting you their homes for the? night. It is a swell idea and thhe placeseemed to make you feel that you were not in the good old U. S. A.,at least until you looked at the roadway that passed close by.

,Back in Old Orchard my companion, a venturesome young man,

decided to go for a swim and tried to encourage me to accompany him

but I am not of the hardy sort and decided against it but did go downto the beach with him. After a dip and a few strokes he decided that

there was something in my point of view and that he would save his

swimming for later in the summer.

After two pleasant days here we were on our way to Portsmouth,N. H., arriving there in a few hours. Spent a short time looking for the

address where we were to stOp. We rolled up to Mrs. Blank’s homewhere we met some friends who came in from New York and were juststarting their vacation. There is a quiet restful calm about the placethat puts you in the mood for enjoying a rest, and if a man digs his

grave with his teeth, as I have been told, I hope I can dig mine withMrs. Blank’s cooking. In the evening it was nice to sit around andtalk to Mr. Blank who had spent some of his younger years in the Navy.I can assure you that you cannot lend your ear to a more absorbingstory-teller.

The days passed there all too rapidly and before we knew it we

were on our way home, and so to save for another year and I hope a

longer and as pleasant a vacation.

KEY TO STREET NUMBERS 9th Ave. ----------------------------------------Add 13

10th Ave. .....................................Add 14IN MANHATTAN 11th Ave. ........................................Add 15

To find what street is nearest, take the Amsterdam ----------------------Add 59 01‘ 60

Etregt nudmler, cancteé last iiiigure, divgde Audubon ......................................Add 165y , a or su ract ey num er

found below. The result will be theCOlumbus """"""""""""""""""Add 59 or 6"

nearest street. Convent ----------------------------------------Add 127

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“3' A -----------------------------------------------Add 3 Ft. Washington ...........................Add 158

:VdB -----------------------------------------Add 3 Lenox ..............................................Add 110

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5th Ave’""""""""""""""""""""""""“Add 8 St. Nicholas ..................................Add 110

Up Xe 2Wadsworth .......................................Add 173

° 0° ------------------------------------Add 13 West End ..............................Add 59 or 60Up to 400 ................................Add 16

B’Way ab. 23- Subt_ 30 or 31UP to 600 ..............................Add 18 . . -

Up to 775 Add 2Central Pak West—D1v1de house num-

Ab 200

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Riverside Drive—Divide house number6th Ave. .............

7'.............Subt. 12 or 13 by 10 and add 72.

7th Ave. .........................................Add 12 Streets—To find nearest avenue, count8th Ave. ................................Add 9 or 10 100 numbers to the bIOCk, east 01‘ west

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NEXV YORK CITY

HOTELS

HOTEL THERESA125th ST. & 7th AVE.

Y.M.C.A.——180 West 135th St.

Y.VV.C.A.—175 West 137th St.Curr1e—101 West 145th St.

RESTAURANTSIdeal—247 West 145th S+.Jimmie’s Chicken Shack—-

763 St. Nicholas Ave.

Craig’s 55 St. Nicholas Place.Little Gray Shop~~2465~7th Ave.

Lou’s Kitchen—2297—7th Ave.

Millicent’s—-826 St. Nicholas Ave.

Pete’s—2534—8th Ave.

Tillie’s—227 Lenox Ave.

Virginia—271 West 119+h St.

Hubbwl070 Union Ave.

Ruths—105 LenoX Ave.

Lulu Belle——229 W'est 125th St.

TAVERNSOld Time Tavern—2160—5th Ave.

International—2150—5th Ave.

Arthur’s—2481—8th Ave.

Big Apple—ZSOO—Jth Ave.

Bird Cagc~~2308fl7th Ave.

Blue Heaven—378 Lenox Ave.

Br1‘ttwood—594 Lenox Ave.

Calvacade—2104—7th Ave.

Chick’s—148th St. & 7th Ave.

Colonial Krazy House—116Bradhurst Ave.

Eddie’s—714 St. Nicholas Ave.

Elk Scene—469 Lenox Ave.

Hot—Cha—«2280—7th Ave.

Jay’s—400 West 148th St.

La Mar Cheri—J39 St. Nich. Ave.

Logas—2496—7th Ave.

Moon Glow—220 West 145th St.

Monte CELI'IOL—2247—7th Ave.

Murrain—635 Lenox. Ave.

Orange Blossom—570 Lenox Ave.

Pedro Montanez—22 Lenox Ave.

Speedway—92 St. Nicholas Place

Victoria—2418—7th Ave.

721 St. Nicholas Ave. Grill.

Fat Man—St. Nich. Ave. & 155 St.

Mayfair—773 St. Nicholas Ave.

Wellswvorth’s‘Cor. 126 St. & 7th

Ave.

Jimmie Daniels—114 W. 116th St.

GARAGESViaduct—101 Macombs Place.

Colonial Park—310 West, 144th St.

SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE

Apex—200 West 135th St.

Mme. C. J. Walker—239 W. 125 St.

HABERDASHERJames—2255—7th Ave.

WINE & LIQUOR STORES

Call AU-3-8340

Free Prompt Delivery

WE RECOMMEND

GOLDMAN’S

WINES AND LIQUORS

New York State Retail Wine and

Liquor Store License L-761

483 West 155 St. New York, N. Y.

Cor. Amsterdam Ave.

NIGHT CLUBSSmall’s Paradise—2294—7th Ave.

Capitol—11:5 Lenox Ave.

Elks Rendezvous—~133rd St. Lenox

Avenue.Harlem Hollywood—105 W.. 116 St.

Vincent’s—2120 Madison Ave.

DANCE HALLSSavoy—Lenox Ave. & 140th St.

Goldn Gate—Lenox Ave. 142 S+.BEAUTY PARLORS

BRIGHTHAUPT’S‘BEAUTY SALON

A COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE

2001—7th Ave.. New York City

Bee’s—~202 West 130th St.

Josephine’s—ZOZ St. Nicholas Ave.

Myers & Griffin—65 W. 134th St.

Your Pal—222 West 133rd St.

National—301 West 1:44th St.

Neuway—143 West 116th St.

Millicent—301 West 141st: St.

A. L. Smi‘th—2411—7th Ave.

Oneda’s—231 E‘dg‘ecormbe Ave.

Sible‘y's—301 West 126th St.

Beard’s—322 St. Nicholas-Ave.

MILLINERYBeulah’s—296 Manhattan Ave.

Ira’s—2441H7th ,Ave.


Phone: AU. 3-0671

THE TALK OF THE TOWN WHEN IN NEW YORK

ONE OF NEW YORK’S PIONEER CLEANERS,

WHERE SERVICE IS JUST A SMILE.

6-8 HOUR SERVICE—R. E. EUBANKS, MGR.

200 WEST 136th St. Cor. 7th Ave.

84 West 120th St. Cor Lenox Ave.

TAILORSLa Fontai‘ne—-470 Convent . Ave.Little Alpha—84 West 120th St.L. D. Colley—lOO W. 134th St.

RADIO SERVICEJoe’s—~15 West 1331‘d St.

BARBER SHOPSDavistD West 138th St.Renaissance—2349——7thDeluX—2799—8th Ave.Bob Gary’s—2521—8th Ave.

Spo'oner’s—2435—8th Ave.A. McCargo———242 West 145th St.B. Garrett—2311—7th Ave.Eldorado——203 West 116th St.

Esquire—2265—«7th Ave.Hi—Hat—2276—7th Ave.Hoghie Rayford—2‘013———7th Ave.H. Parks—200 West 146th 8+.Latin American—2395—8th Ave.Leon & Teddy’s—353 W. 145th St.Lud—166 West 116th. St.Park Lane~2206~7th Ave.Manhattan—2456u8th Ave.Modernistic~2132—7th Ave.Roxy—2322—7th Ave.

Royal—749 St. Nicholas Ave.Edean—-237 West 145th St.Worldw2621—8th ‘Ave.

Ave.

In Our Next EditionMake it a Point to Have

Your Name Inserted Underthe Proper Classification

ROAD HOUSESSpeedway Gardens—

31 Dykernan St.

AUTOMOTIVESAllens—M7 West 145th St.

Savoy Tire Shop—612 Lenox Ave.

J. Jones—120‘ West 145th St.

Andy Radiator—416 West 127th St.A. Eastmond~31 West 144th St.C. Jones—~25 East 136+h St.

Daly Bros—485 St. Nicholas Ave.Green’s Auto—110 West 145th St.L. Martinez—612 Lenox Ave.

Meisel Tire———2079——7th Ave.Nathan Auto Parts—34 W. 145 St.Simons Supply—133 W. 145th St.

Ullrnan & Hauser—27 St. Claire Pl.

W. J. McAv0y—703 Lenox Ave.

Gordon Seale—155 W. 145th St.

MOVING? TRY

ECONOMY MOVERSAND

Storage WarehouseRegular Trips to

Florida — Chicago —

Maine 6: Way Points

Chester W. Brown, Mgr.

Boston

UNiversity 4-8569 2303 8th Ave.

New York, N. Y.


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NEW YORK STATE

ELMIRA

HOTELSWilson—307 E. Clinton St

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. A. Wilson-—

307 E. Clinton St.

ITHACA

NIGHT CLUBSElks Rest—Tioga St.

JAMESTOWN

TOURIST HOMESMrs. I. W. Herald—51 W. 10th St.

Mrs. J. M. Brown—108 W. 11th St.

Mrs. C. Majors—906 Jefferson St.

KINGSTON

RESTAURANTSJackson Bros—15 Cornell St.

NIAGARA FALLS

TOURIST HOMES

FAIRVIEW

413 MAIN ST.

The Mack-Hays House

“A Tourist Home oi Distinction"

Phone: 2757—]437 1st St. Niagra Falls. N. Y.

Mrs. W. 1. McDonald. Prop.

BEAUTY PARLORSLa Belle—Erie Ave.

The Parker House—627 Erie Ave.

BARBER SHOPSAshford—Erie Ave.

Garland—Erie Ave.

TAVERNSSunset Cafe—619 Erie Ave.

Chef. W. Martin— 609 Erie Ave.

GARAGESSmith & Bradberry—352—1st St.

PORT JERVIS

TOURIST HOMESR. Pendleton—26 Bruce St.

John Scott—28 Bruce St.

POUGHKEEPSIE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. R. Sullivan—14 Gregory Ave.

Mrs. S. Osterholt—16 Crannell St.

Mrs. S. Le Fever—217 Union

G. W. Hayes— 93 N. Hamilton

ROCHESTER

HOTELSThe Freeman House—

112 Industrial St.

Gibson—461 Clarissa St.

Johnson—86 Industrial St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. G. W. Burks—-

221 Columbia Ave.

Mrs. Latimer—179 Clarissa St.

NIGHT CLUBS

THE COTTON CLUB222 JOSEPH AVE.

SCHENECTADY

HOTELSC1eft0n—‘516 Broadway

TOURIST HOMESR. Rhinehart— 125 S. Church St.

S. Kearney—357 Vedder Ave.

G. D. Thomas— 123 S. Church St.

SYRACUSE

RESTAURANT 6. GRILL

Choice Foods

LITTLE HARLEM

Wm. Bassett—Props.—Wm: Green

Legal Beverages

449 E. Washington St.

Syracuse. N. Y.

PLEASE MENTION

HOTELS

THE SAVOY HOTEL518 E. WASHINGTON ST.

Almond House~210 Almond St.

TOURIST HOMESW. R. Farrish—809 E. Faytte St.

UTICA.

TOURIST HOMESBroad St. Inn—415 Broad St.ers. S. Burns—314 Broad St.The Howard Home—-

413 Broad St.WATERTOWN

TOURIST HOMESE. F. Thomas—123 Union St.

V. H. Brown—502 Binase St.

G. E. Depuy—710 Morris0n St.

NEW MEXICO

LAS CRUGES

TOURIST HOMESMrs. R. Bennett—521 N. Church St.

ROSWELL

RESTAURANTS ‘

.

Sunset Cafe—115 E. Walnut

NORTH CAROLINA

ASHEVILLE

HOTELSY.W.C.A.—360 College St.

RESTAURANTSPalace Grill—19 Eagle St.

CARTHAGE

HOTELSCarthage Hotel

CHARLOTTE

HOTELSSanders—2nd St.

TAVERNSShaws' Cafe—724 Mint St.

DURHAM

HOTELSBiltmore—E. Pettigrew St.Jones—502 Ramsey St.

TAVERNSHollywood—118 S. Mangum St.

BEAUTY PARLORSDe Shazors—809 anetteville St.D’Ors‘ay—IZO S. Mangum St.

SERVICE STATIONSMidway—Pine & Poplar Sts.Pine Street—1102 Pine St.


ELIZABETH CITY

TAVERNSBlue Duck Inn—404% Ehringhaus

Street

FAYETTEVILLE

HOTELSBedford Inn—203 Moore St.Restful Inn—418 Gillespie St.

TAVERNSBedford Inn—203 Moore St.

Big Buster—Gillespie St.

BARBER SHOPSDelux—Person St.

BEAUTY PARLORSMrs. Brown—Person St.

GASTONIA

HOTELSUnion Sq.

GOLDSBORO

ROAD HOUSESAnchor Inn——

GREENSBORO

HOTELSTravelers Inn—612 E. Market St.Legion Club—829 E. Market St.Dixie—423 Lindsay St.

TOURIST HOMEST. Daniel, 912 E. MarketMrs. E. Evans, 906 E. MarketMrs. Lewis—829 E. Market St.L. W. Wooten—423 Lindsay St.

TAVERNSParamount—907 E. Market St.Roof Garden—901% E. Market St.

TAILORSShoffners'—922 E. Market St.

HENDERSON

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Betch—219 Rockspring St.

TAXICABSGreen & Chav‘is—720 Eaton St.

LITTLETON

HOTELSYoungs Hotel

MT. OLIVE

RESTAURANTSBlack Beauty Tea. Room

NEW BERN

HOTELSRhone—~42 Queen St.

TOURISTH. C. Sparrow, 68 West St.


TAVERNSPalm Garden—192 Broad St.

LEXINGTON

SERVICE STATIONSD. T. Taylor—Esso Service

RALEIGH

HOTELSArcadeLewis—220 E. Cabarrus

TOURIST HOMESL. B. Yeargan— 210 E. Cabarrus

TAVERNSSavoy—410 S. Blount St.

SANFORD

HOTELSPhilipps—Pearl St.

SALISBURY

TAXICABSSafety—122 N. Lee St.

SUMTER

TAVERNSSilver Moon—20 W. Liberty St.

WILSON

HOTELSBiltmore—E. Washington St.

The Wilson Biltmore—539 E. Nash

TAXICABSM. Jones—1209 E. Queen St.

WINDSOR

TOURIST HOMESW. Payton—

WINSTON-SALEM

HOTELSY.M.C.A.—410 N. Church St.

Lincoln—9 E. 3rd St.

TOURIST HOMZESCh. H. Jones—1611 E. 14th St.

Mrs. J. Penn, 115 N. Ridge Ave.

Mrs. H. L. Christian, 302 E. 9th St.

Mrs. N. Jones, 859 N Liberty St.

R. B. Williams,1225 N. Ridge Ave.

NIGHT CLUBSClub 709—709 Patterson Ave.

TAXICABSSam Harris—6th & Patterson Ave.

Reliable—430 N. Church St.

Diamond—301 N. Church St.

WASHINGTON

DRUG STORESLloyd’s—408 Gladden St.

W

WELDON

HOTELSPopeTerminal Inn—Washington Ave.

WILMINGTON

HOTELSPaynes—417 N. 6th St.

TAXICABSTom’s Taxi

OHIO

AKRON

HOTELSGarden City—Howard &

Furnace Sts.Mathews—77 N. Howard St.The Upperman—197 Bluff St.Green Turtle—

Federal & Howard Sts.

TOURIST HOMESC. I\IcQueen—-645 Moon St.

TAVERNSBrook’s—42 N. Howard St.

BEAUTY PARLORS

Beauty Salon—70 N. Howard St.

SERVICE STATIONSZuber’s——47 Cuyahoga St.

ALLIANCE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. H. Baber—507 N. Liberty A.

Mrs. W. Jackson—774 N. Webb A.

CANTON

TRAVELING U. S. ROUTE 30?

STOP AT

Phillis Wheatley Asso.

Midway Betwen

Washington and Chicago

Beautiful Room Accomodations

Private Bath

Rates Reasonable

612 Market Ave.. South

Canton. Ohio

W

RESTAURANTSHunters—527 Cherry Ave. S. E.

BARBER SHOPSBarbes—525 Cherry Ave. S. E.

PLEASE MENTION

DRUGGISTSouthside—415 Cherry Ave. S. E.

BEAUTY PARLORSVanitie Shop—

528 Cherry Ave. S. E.

CINCINNATI

HOTELSY.W.C.A.—702 W. 8th St.Terminal——1103 Hopkins St.Cotton Club—-Steeling 6 & Mound Sts.Cordella—612 N. 6th St.Manse—1004 Chapel St.

TOURIST HOMESO. Steele—3065

RESTAURANTSNew Candle Light—1004 Chapel St.

TAVERNS

Edgemon’t Inn—2950 Gilbert Ave.The Delmae—2945 Gilbert Ave.Candle Light—1004 Chaple St.Travelers Inn—-1115 Hopkins St.

DRUG STORESSky Pharmacy—5th & John St.

BARBER SHOPS

Collegiate—906 Churchill

BEAUTY PARLORS

Efficiency—878 BeecherThe Ho'smer—920 Churchhill Ave.

CLEVELAND

Kerper Ave.

HOTELS

WARD APARTMENT4113 CEDAR AVE.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. McCray—2416 E. 40th St.

BEAUTY PARLORS

WILKIN SCHOOL OFCOSMETOLOGY

PHILLIS WHEIATLY BLDG.TAVERNS

LOG CABIN2294 EAST 55th ST.Vim Lunch—31,0 W. Superior Ave.

SERVICE STATIONS

WRIGHTS SOHIO SERVICE

7 CONVENIENT LOCATIONSGARAGES

Rollin, E. 40th & CentralSykes’——8708 Cedar Ave.

COLUMBUS

HOTELSHawkins—65 N. Monroe Ave.


RESTAURANTS

JET‘ERS RESTAURANT

780 MT. VERNON AVE.SERVICE STATIONS

Peyton Soh‘io’s-E. Long at Monroe

TOURIST HOMESMadonna Apts.-—1<177 E. Long St.

COSHOCTON

RESTAURANTSBenWhites’—107 N. 2nd St.

DAYTON

HOTELSY.M.C.A.—-907 W. 5th St.

TOURIST HOMESB. Lawrence—206 Norwood St.

LIMA

TOURIST HOMESSol Downton—1107 W. Spring St.Edward Holt—406 E. High St.Amos Turner—1215 W. Spring St.

George Cook—230 S. Union St.

LORAIN

TOURIST HOMESB. H. Tapsico..-.115 W. 17th St.Mrs. Alex Cooley—114 W. 26thSmith’s Manor—on—Erie Beach

Mrs. W. H. Redmond—201 E. 22ndMrs. Elishe Worthington—-

209 W. 16th St.Porter Wood— 1759 BroadwayH. P. Jackson—2383 Apple Ave.

MARIETTA

HOTELSSt. James—Butler St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Jackson—213

NEWARK

TOURIST HOMESMrs. I. Ransom—78 Hoover St.

Church St

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OBERLIN

HOTELSOberlin Inn—College 8: Main

SPRINGFIELD

HOTELSPosey, 209 S. Fountain Ave.

Y. M. C. A.——Center St:

Y. W. Cu A.——Clarke St:

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. E. Wilborn—220 Fair St.

Mrs. H. Sydes—902 S. Yellow Spring St.

Mrs». C. Seward— 1090 Mound St.

RESTAURANTSThe Elite—So. Center St.

NIGHT CLUBSThe Elks—So. Yellow Spring St.

BEAUTY PARLORSLouise—902 Innesfallen Ave.

BARBER SHOPSPayden’s—So. Center St.

GARAGESGreen’s—1100 S. Yellow Spring St.

SERVICE STATIONSUnderwood—1303 S. Yellow Spring

STEUBENVILLE

TOURIST HOMESW. Jackson—648 Adam St.

Mrs. L. Martin—508 Ross St.

D. H. Madison——953’ Sherman Ave.

H. Jackson—650 Adam St.

TOLEDO

HOTELSY.M.C.A.—-669 Indiana Ave.

Pleasant, 15 N. Erie St.

TOURIST HOMESG. Davis— 532 Woodland Ave.

J. F. Watson-—399 Pinewood Ave.

Mrs. B. MCWiliams—624 Pinewood Ave.

YOUNGSTOWN

HOTELSY.M.C.A.——962 W. Federal St.

ZAN ESVILLE

HOTELSPark, 1561 W. Main St.

Stevens—1561 W. Main St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. M. Thomas——

12 Sharon Ave.

L. E. Coston—1545 N. Main St.

WARREN

RESTAURANTSCocktail Baar—~C44 Pine Ave. S. E.

OKLAHOMAENID

TOURIST HOMESMcFall's Apartments

~ 202 E. Park St.

Allen Crumb—222 E. Park St.

Mrs. Eliza Baty—520 E. State St.

Mrs. Ware—712 E. Park St.

Mrs. Ed. Johnlson—210 E. Market St.

Edwards—222 E. Park St.

ROAD HOUSESCabbell—Sth & Ohio Sts.

NIGHTS CLUBSCabbells—S. 4th St.

BARBER SHOPSBaker—418 E. Wabash

SERVICE STATIONSVandorf—Broadway & Washington

GUTHRIE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Celia James—

1002 E. Springer Ave.

Mrs. M. A. Smith—317 S. 2nd St.

Mrs. Martha Jordan—304 S. 2nd St.

MUSKOGEE

HOTELSElliot’s—111%. S. 2nd St.

Bozeman

Peoples—316 N. 2nd St.

TAVERNCrazy Rock Inn—318 N. 2nd St.

OKLAHOMA CITY

HOTELSHall—308% N. CentralLittlepage—219 N. Central St.

New Acacia—323 E. 2nd St.

Parker—1st & Stiles

M. and M 219 N. Central

Magnolia Inn—629 E. 4th

William Rooms—323 E. 2nd St.

TOURIST HOMESCortland Ems—629 N. E. 4th St.

TAVERNLyons Cafe—304 E. 2nd St.

BEAUTY PARLORSChambers-£21 N. Kelly St.

SHAWNEE

HOTELSOllison—501 S. Bell St.

TOURIST HOMESM. Gross-602 S. Bell St.

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PLEASE MENTION

TULSA

HOTELSSmall—615 E. Archer St.Lincoln—E. Archer St.Red Wing—206 N. GreenwoodRoyal—605 E. Asher St.Manard—922 E. Mashill Pl.McHunt———1121 N. Grenwood Ave.Warren Hotel—Y.W.C.A.—621 E. Oklahoma Pl.

TOURIST HOMESW. H. Smith—124% N. GreenwoodMrs. Thomas Gentry——

537 N. Detroit Ave.Mrs. C. L. Netherland—

542 N. Elgin St.Lincoln Lodge—1407% E. 15 St.

RESTAURANTSYour Cab—517 E. Beady St.Barbeque—

1111 N. Greenwood Av.

BEAUTY PARLORSMrs. Smiths’—524 E. JasperCotton Bosrsom—

106 N. Greenwood Ave.Mrs. J. C. Mlays’—

523 N. Greenwood Ave.

BARBER SHOPLeader—203 N. Greenwood

TAVERNSDel Rio Bar—

1448 N. Greenwood Ave.

SERVICE STATIONSMince—~2nd & Elgin Sts.

GARAGESPine St.—906 E. Pine St.L & M—617 E. Cameron St.

DRUG STORESMeharry Drugs—

101 Greenwood Ave.

WEWOKA

HOTELSCarter

OREGON

PORTLAND

HOTELSMedley—2272 N. Interstate Ave.Y.W.C.A.——N. E. Williams Ave.

at TillamookRESTAURANTS

Barno’s—85 N. E. BroadwayCozy Inn—66 N. E. BroadwayEthel Cross—203 N. HalseyRosie’s—1228 N. E. 1st Ave.Jack’s—83 N. E. CherryBallot BOX—1508 N. Williams Ave.

BEAUTY PARLORInez—1736 Vancouver Ave.

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SERVICE STATIONSWalter’s Super Service

GARAGES

English Service—N. E. Williamsat W‘eidler

TAXICABS

Broadway——BARBER SHOP

Holliday’s——511: N. W. 6th St.

ROAD HOUSES

Spicer’s—-1734 N. Williams Ave.

NIGHT CLUB

Oregon Frat. Ass0.—1412 N.Williams Ave.

TAILORSBusy Bee—N. E. Weidler Cor.

Vancouver

PENNSYLVANIA

ALLENTOWN

TOURIST HOMESMrs. D. Taliaferro, 378 Union St.

BEDFORD

HOTELSHarris—200 West St.

BRISTOL

TOURIST HOMESMrs. L. Willhite, 414 Cedar St.

COATESVILLE

HOTELSSubway

CHAMBERSBURG

TOURIST HOMESMrs. H. Pinns, 68 W. Liberty St.

CHESTER

HOTELSMoo'nglow—225 Market St.

RESTAURANTSRio—321 Central Ave.

TAVERNSWright’s—

West 3rd St. & Central

BARBER SHOPSBouldin—1710 West 3rd St.

BEAUTY PARLORRosella—413 Concord Ave.Alex. Davis—123 Reaney St.

SERVICE STATIONSBarnett—7th & Central

TAILORSTailor Shop—515 Central Ave.

WEST CHESTER

HOTELSMagnolia, 300 E. Miner St.


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DARBY

TAVERNSGolden Star—-

10th & Forrester Ave.

ERIE

HOTELSPope, 1318 French St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Famb1e~538 West 12th St.

GETTYBURG

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. Forsett—210 W. High St.

HARRISBURG

HOTELSAlexander—7th & Boas Sts.

Jackson, 1004 N. 6th St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. H. Carter, 606 Foster St.

Mrs. H. Hall, Herr & MontgomeryMrs- W. D. Jones—613 forster St.

LANCASTER

TOURIST HOMESE. Clark——449 S. Duke St.

J. Carter, 143 S. Duke St.

A. L. Polite, 540 North St.

NORRISTOVVN

TOURIST HOMESMrs. D. Slater——1211 Arch St.

NEWV CASTLE

HOTELS'Y.VV.C.A.—»A]40 Elm St.

OIL CITY

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Jackson, 258 Bissel Ave.

Mrs. M. Moore, 8 Bishop St.

PHILADELPHIA

HOTELSAttucks—SOI S. 15th St.

Elizabeth Fry——75(i S. 16th St.

Dupree—JSZE) So. Broad St.

VVood‘son—al7th & Lombard Sts.

Gilchriest—319 N. 40 St.

Dixie—606 S. 13th St.

The Grand—420 So. 15th St.

Baltimore, 1438 Lombard St.

Citizens, 420 S. 15th St.

Douglas, Broad & Lombard Sts.

Elrae, 805 N. 13th St,La Salle, 2026 Ridge Ave.

Maceo Cafe, Van Pelt & Norris St.

New Roadside, 514 S. 15th St.

Paradise, 1627 Fitzwater St.

Y. M. C. A.,1724 Christian St.

Y. W. C. A.,1605 Catherine St.

Y. W. C. A., 6128 Germantown Ave.

Horseshoe—12th & LombardNew Phain—2059 Fitzwater St.

La Reve—Cor. 9 & Columbus Ave.

TAVERNSCotton Grove—1329 South St.

Loyal Grill—16th & South Sts.

Lyons Cafe—1418 South St.

Wayside Inn—13th & Oxford Sts.

Dixon’s Wonder Bar,19th & Montgomery Sts.

Lenox, Popular — Jessup Sts.

Roseland, 5404 Arch St.

Sam’s, 1612 South St.

Wander Inn, 18th & Federal Sts.

Campbellis~18th & South Sts.

Old Peacock—~766 Market St.

Congok2300 Ridge Ave.

Freds—-1320 South St.

NIGHT CLUBSButler’s Paradise, Ridge &

JeffersonThe Progressive Club,

1415 S. 20th St.Irene’s——~2200 Ridge Ave.

Modern Cafe Cor. 11 & Fitzvvat’er' Street

Crystal Boonie—1935 W. ColumbiaAve.

RESTAURANTSMarion’s, 20th & Bainridge Sts.

Wilson’s, 21st & Burke Sts.

Seattle—113 South St.Lill’s~—908 So. 17th St.

BARBER SHOPSS. Jones, 2064 Ridge St.

BEAUTY PARLORSEffie’s, 5502 Girad Ave.

Elizabeth’s, 5003 Brown St.

A. Henson, 1318 Fairmont Ave.

Jennie’s, 1618 French St.

La Salle, 2036 Ridge St.

Lady Ross, 718 S. 18th St.

Reynolds—1612 N. 13th St.

Rose’s, 16th & South Sts.

F. Franklin—2115 W. York St.

R. Morton’s—17th & Bainbridge Sts.

1edmond’s—4823 Fairmount St.

A. B. Tooks—1013 W. Diamond St.

AUTOMOTIVESUnited Oil—16th & Fitzwater

GARAGES ,

Booker Bros—4811 Fitzwater St.

Garage—5732 Westminister Ave.

Garage—-1823 Bainbridge St.

SERVICE STATIONSDorsey Bros, 2009 Oxford St.

PLEASE MENTWON

GERMANTOWN PHIL

HOTELSY.M.C.A.—132 W. Rittenhouse St.

TOURIST HOMESM. Fame—5560 Blakmore St.

BEAUTY PARLORSM. Harris—260 Arnot St.

TAVERNSThe Terrace Grill,

75 E. Sharpnack St.

PITTSBURGH

HOTELS

Ave—1538 Wylie Ave.Bailey’s Stagg, 1308 Wylie Ave.Bailey’s, 1533 Center Ave.Colonial, Wylie Ave. & Fulton St.Park, 2215 Wylie Ave.

Potter, 1304 Wylie Ave.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. R. Lewis, 2600 Wylie Ave.B. William—68 Fullerton St.Mrs. William—5518 Claybourne St.

RESTAURANTSBearings—2524 Wylie Ave.

BEAUTY PARLORSOrchid—1709 Wylie Ave.Charlotte’s—~2639 Wylie Ave.

GARAGES

Wylie’s—VVylie Ave.—Bet. Wash & Fernands.

SERVICE STATIONSScotty’s—2414 Centre Ave.

READING

TOURIST HOMESC. Dawson, 441 Buttonwood St.

SCRANTON

TOURIST HOMES

MRS. ELVIRA KING1312 LINDEN STREET

Mrs. Jenkins—610 N. Wash Ave.Mrs. J. Taylor—1415 Penn Ave.

SHARON HILL

TAVERNSDixie Cafe——

Hook Rd. — Howard St.

WASHINGTON

HOTELSJimmie Fishers, 120 E. Chestnut St

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. Banks—140 E. Chestnut St.B. T. Washington—32 N. College

RESTAURANTSW. Allen, N. Lincoln St.J. Fisher, 120 E. Chestnut St.

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M. Thomas, N. Lincoln St.Lincoln—N. Elm St.

NIGHT CLUBSDreamland Inn, E. Hallan Ave.

BARBER SHOPSYancey’s, E. Spruce St.T. Wheeler, E. Chestnut St.J. Baker, E. Chestnut St.

VVAYNE

NIGHT CLUBPlantation—Gulf Rd. & Henry A.

WILLIAMSPORT

TOURIST HOMESMrs. W. Gordon—646 Walnut St.M. Nash, 612 Walnut St.

WILKES BARRE

HOTELS

Shaw, 15 S. State St.

YORK

HOTELSY. W. C. A., N. Lincoln St.

TOURIST HOMES_

Mrs. E. Armstrong, 116 E. Klng St.Mrs. I. Grayson, 32 W. Princess

RHODE ISLAND

NIHVPORT

TOURIST HOMESMrs. F. Jackson—28 Hall Ave.Mrs. R. Craddle—165 Spring St.Mrs. C. F. Burton—7 De Blois StMrs. L. Jackson—35 Bath Road

PROVIDENCE

HOTELSThe Bertha, 54 Meeting St.Biltmore—-

TOURIST HOMESMrs. M. A. Greene——

58 Meeting St.W. W. Joyce—24 Camp St.Dinah’s—462—4 N. Main

BEAUTY PARLORSB. Boyd’s—43 Camp St.Geraldine’s—205 Thurbus Ave.Lucille’s—477 N. Main St.

AUTOMOBILES

George’s—203 Plainfield St.

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SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGETOWN

AIKENTOURIST HOMES

Mrs. R. Anderson, 424 Broad

TOURIST HOMES Mrs. D. Atkinson, 811 Duke

Mrs. C. F. Holland— Jas. Becote, 118 Oronge

1118 Richland Ave. T. W. Brown, Merriman &

Mrs. M. H. Harrison, Richland Emanuel

Avenue Mrs. A. A. Smith, 317 Emanuel

ROAD HOUSESChauffeurs Inn, 1102 Sumter Street GREENVILLE

SERVICE STATIONS HOTELSMitchell’s—~V. S. I. York St. Imperial—8 Nelson St.

DRUG STORESDr. C. C. Johnson—«1432 Park Ave. MULLENS

HOTELSBEAUFORD 283 W. Front St.

SERVICE STATIONSPeoples—D. Brown. Prop. SPARTANBURG

TOURIST HOMES

MRS. OCTAVIA JONEST IST H MES

CURTIS. Als’gn, 43 South St. 2515 N. DEAN STREET

Mrs. Gladsden, 15 Nassau St. RESTAURANTSMrs. Mayes, 47 Sotuh Street. Beatty—N. View

L Harleston 250 Ashley Avenue,

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’- SERVICE STATIONS

A. Se11ant—~99 Commg St. Collins 398 S. Liberty

TAVERNS Service & Cab——

Green Grill—186 Spring St- 114 Short Wafford St.

Harleston’s Villa—— GARAIGES250 Ashley Ave. Jones—255 N. Dean St.

TAXICABS.'

.

BEAUTY PARLORSFirst Class—242 Ashley St. Bar on 221 N. Dean St.

C OLUMBIA

CHARLESTON

SUMTER

HOTELSY.VV.C.A.——~]429 Park St. TOURIST HOMES

TAYLOR’ 1016 Wwashlngton St'Mrs. Julia E. Byrd—504 N. Main

TOURIST HOMES Street

College 1nn——1609 Harden St.

RESTAURANTS1117 W 1

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t StWILLIAMSON

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Green Leaf as“ gSERVICE STATIONS

SERVICE STATIONS 4, r

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Waverley—2200 Taylor St.E550 Gds StatIOn

- - ’__ k St.A. w. Smpkm S 1331 Par

SOUTH DAKOTABARBER SHOPS

.

Holman’s—2103 .Gerv1as St. SIOUX FALLS

BEAUTY PARLOBS TOURIST HOMESBIKES—4221 Pine St' Service Center—415 So. 1st Ave.

Mme. Peters—1906 Blandmg St- Mrs. J. Moxley—915 N. Main

TAXIOABS10 2 W h. t St

Blue Rlbbon“ 7 as mg on ' TENNESSEEDRUG STORES

Thomras’ Drug Store CHATTANOOGA

CountS’——-1105 Washington St.HOTELS

‘Y.M.C.A.—-124I/ E. 9th St.

FLORENCE Lincoln, 1101 Carter St.

TOURIST HOMES Martin, 204 E. 9th St.

Mrs. B. Wright, 1004 E. Cheeve St. Peoples, 1104 Carter St.

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TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. Baker, 843 E. 8th St.Mrs. E. Brown—1129 E. 8th St.Mrs. D. Lowe, 803 FairvieW Ave.Y. W. C. A., 839 E. 8th St.

TAXICABSSimms—915 University St.

BARBER SHOPS

Wright’s—219 E. 9th St.

CLARKSVILLE

HOTELSCentral, 535 Franklin St.

TOURIST HOMESE. F. Thompkins, 411 Poston StMrs. H. Northington, 717 Main St.

BRISTOL

TOURIST HOMESA. D. Henderson, 301 McDowell St.

JACKSON

TAXICABSKnox Cab Co.—-614 Lane Ave.

KNOXVILLE

HOTELS,

Y.VV.C..» —32f) Temperance St.Brownlo'ww219 E. Vine St.

LEXINGTON

TOURIST HOMESC. Timberlake, Holly St.

LIEMPHIS

HOTELS

Clarke, 144 Beale Ave.Travelers—347 VanceMitchell's—«160 Hernando St.

RESTAURANTSThe Parkview—SIG N. 3rd St.

Rosary—454 Hernando St.Bobs’—195 South 3rd St.

TAILORSParks—697 Laumderdale

DRUG STORESSo. Memphis—907 Florida Ave.

MURFREESBORO

TOURIST HOMESMrs. R. Moore,

Cor. University & State Sts.Mrs. F. Hoover—439 E. State St.

NASHVILLE

HOTELSY.M.C.A.—4th Ave. N & Cedar St.Y.W.C.A.—436——5th Ave. N.Bryant, 500 8th Ave. S.

Fred Douglas, 501 4th Ave. N.Grace—1122 Cedar St.

BEAUTY PARLORSQueen of Shebra—1404 Hawkins St.Estelle—419—4th Ave. Rm. 305

RESTAURANTSDew Drop Inn—2514 Booker St.leaek Hawk—1:124 Cedar St.

BARBER SHOPS“Y”—341—4th Ave. N.

TEXAS

ABILENE

TAVERNSHammond Cafe—620 Plum St.

AUSTIN

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. W. Frazier—810 E. 13thMrs. J. W. Duncan—1214 E. 7thMrs. W. M. Tears—1203 E. 12th

BEAUMONT

RESTAURANTSLong Bar—~b—q—539 Forsythe St.

CORSICANA

TOURISTS HOMESRev. Conner—E. 4th Ave.S. J. Chestnut—616 E. 5th Ave.Robt. Lee—712 E. 4th

DALLAS

HOTELSGrand Terrace—Boll & JuliettLewis—302% North Central St.Powell—3115 State St.Y.M.C.A.~2700 Flora St.Y.VV'.C.A.—~3525 State St.Hall’s—182593 Hall St.Palm Hotel

RESTAURANTSBeaumont Barbeque

1815 Orange St.Tommie & Fred’s——

Wash St. & Thomas Ave.Irene’s—3209 Thomas Ave.Davis—6806 Lemmon Ave.Palm Cafe—2213 Halls St.

TAVERNSHall St.——1804 Hall St.

BEAUTY PARLORSS. Brown’s—4721 Hall St.

BARBER SHOPSWashington’s—3203 Thomas Ave.

NIGHT CLUBS

Regal—Thomas Ave. & Hall St

DRUG STORESSmith’s—Cor. Hall St. & Thomas


SERVICE STATIONSWalker’s~2307 Hall St.William’s—Cor. Lennard &

Thomas Ave.Jack’s—Hall & Central Ave.

Your Sales Message at the

GARAGES Proper Classification WillGivens—3102 Ross Ave.

TAXICABSState—«2411 Elm St. CATCH THE EYE

EL PASO

HOTELSDaniel—413 S. Oregon St.

Murrays—218% Mesa St.Scott—218 S. Mesa Ave.

Jordan’s—104 Kemp St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. S. W. Stull— 511 Tornillo

of the Travelers When

He Needs Your Service

C. Williams—1507 W'yoming St. DP Ti

L. Walker—2923 E. San Antonio ‘Ifingfogéigimog Pease AveF. Phillips—704 S. St. Vrain St.

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TAVERNS MARSHALL

Daniel s—403 S. Orange StTOURIST HOMES

DRUG STORES Rev. Bailey—1103 W. Grand Ave.Donne1~3201 Nanzana St.

FORT WORTHMEXIA

HOTELS

HOYlI‘DETJSRe 901 Jones StCarltonfl “1 W. Commerce St.

9 y -

TOURIST HOMESJ1m—413—15 E' Flfth St'

C. Shannon—112 S. Belknap St.TOURIST HOMES S P -11 __

Evan’s—4213 13- Terrell St- L'. Ranlsgmeil13902N¥Degtt3§fiorS1tStISERVICE STATIONS

South Side-970 E. Humboldt St. MIDLAND

IHOTELS

GALVESTONWatson’s Hotel

HOTELS.

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BEAUTY PARLORSOleander 421% 25th St.

Beauty Shop JeanettaTOURIST HOMES

Miss G.- H. Freeman— PARIS1414—29th St.

Mrs. J. Pope—2824 Ave. M. HO'lgELS ,

88 N 22 d Strownr1gg— . n u .

TAxgg‘lfNXSfiew Dixon—22nd & Booth Sts.

28th & Boulevard Houston TOURIST HOMESMrs. I. Scott—115 N. 22nd St.

HOUSTON

HOTELS PITTSBURG

.\,.V\ .C.A.~—:)0b Loulsiana St.B bb'

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Pl‘ H H 11Coopers—1011 Dart St.

Oi 1es dce_ appy O OW

Mrs. S. E. Crawford—HappyBowling—3111 Dowling St .

The Oriental—421 San Felipe St.Hollow

BEAUTY PARLORSSchool & Parlor—502 Louisiana St.

SAN ANTONIO

Alma’s—2736 Lyons Yes HOTELS

TAVERNS Dunbar-—

Welsome Cafe—2409 Pease Ave. GARAGESBallard”s—1805 Gregg Yes Mitchells-805 S. Hackberry St.

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TYLER RUTLAND

M I; TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES«:16 V

Mrs. Thomas—516 N. Border St. J. H. Meade—83 Strongs Ave.Mrs. W. Langston—

1010 N. Border St.

TEXARKANACOLES-BEOWN

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KBrown—312% Elm St.

WACO

is TOURIST HOMES

1 B. Ashford—902 N. 8th St.

.3 RESTAURANT

.3. Ideala—107 N. 2nd St.

BEAUTY PARLORS"‘

. Cendivilla—107% N. 2nd St.

BARBER SHOPS

E. Satchell’s—329 S. 2nd St. -._. .. ..,._........

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EVGARAGESEdward’s—1029 Elm St. Open Year Rmmd

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A Splendid Place To.

TOUAIEIST HOMES_ Spend Your Summer Vacation

MI: it} ggggs—géljélg' EfaflaisriSt. Excellent Food—Quie'fi CS Restful

) firs. l\1;I.JL0we—4:13108 EEMMainStSt.. For Information Write

rs. . ones— . .

2:am

MRS. A. I. COLES

. WICHITA FALLS 7 Sherman Ave. Norihiield. Vt.

,TOURIST HOMES Phone Northfield 51-3

1%. B. Jeffrey—509 Juarez St.

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. S. Jackson—303 Park St.VIRGINIA

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AMARILLO ABINGDON

)7 HOTELS TOURIST HOMES:- Watley’s~112 Van Buren St. Mrs. H. Anderson,

E E d"

RESTAURANTS Near Fairgrounds, . n .

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- Mrs. N. Brown, ngh St.E

arlern Gull 114 Harrlson St.B. Nicholas, Park St.

E :; UTAH ALEXANDRIA

i SALT LAKE CITY TOURIST I-IOIWES03 G bb St‘

J. T. Holms, i on .HOTELSJ. A. Barrett, 724 Gibbon St.

New Hotel J. H.—2'50 Verst SO.

1? Temple BRISTOL%

HOTELSVERMONT Palace, 210 Front St.

. BURLINGTON CARET

:,HOTELS -~

.TAVERNS

The Pates»——86-90 Archlbald St. Sessons Tavern

MANCHESTER CHARLOTTESVILLE

HOTELS..

TOURIST HOMESClyde Blackwells—— Virginia, Inn—XV. Main St.

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TOURIST HOMESChauffeur’s Rest—129 Preston Ave.

Alexander’s—413 Dyce St.

BARBER SHOPSJokers—North 4th St.

BEAUTY PARLORSApex—211 W. Main St.

CHRISTIANBURG

HOTELSEureka

DANVILLE

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Yancey—320 Holbrook St.

Mrs. P. M. Logan——328 N. Union St.

Mrs. M. K. Page, 434 Holbrook St.

Mrs. S. A. Overbey, Holbrook St.

DUNBARTON

TOURIST HOMESH. Jackson—«Rt. No. 1 Box 322

FARMVILLE

TAVERNSRied’s—ZOO Block, Main St.

SERVICE STATIONSClark’ s—Main St.

FREDERICKSBURG

HOTELSMcGuire, 521 Princess Ann St.

Rappshsnock, 520 Princess Ann St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. B. Scott, 207 5th St.

HARRISONBURG

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Johnson—371 N. Federal St.

RESTAURANTSFrank’s—145 E. Wolf St.

LEXINGTON

TOURIST HOMESThe Franklin—9 Tucker St.

TAVERNSRose Inn—331 N. Main St.

LYNCHBURG

HOTELSY.W.C.A.——-613 Monroe St.

Manhattan, 1001 5th St.

Petersburg—66 9th St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. C. Harper, 1109 8th St.

Mrs. M. Thomas, 919 Polk

Mrs. Smith, 504 Jackson

Happyland Lake Home—812 5th

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ROAD HOUSESGoldendale Inn, 1001 5th St.

TAVERNSKing’ s——5th & Monroe

BEAUTY PARLORSSelma’s, 1002 5th St.

SERVICE STATIONSUnited—1016 Fifth St.

NATURAL BRIDGE

TOURIST HOMESMountain View Cottage

NEWPORT NEWS

TOURIST HOMESMrs. W. E. Barron, 758 25th St.

Mrs. W. R. Cooks, 2211 Marshall A.

Mrs. W. Herndon, 753 26th St.

Mrs. C. Stephents, 1909 Marshall A.

Mrs. J. H. Taliaferro,2206 Marshall Ave.

RESTAURANTSTavern Rest—~2108 Jefferson

TAVERNSRitz—4536 25th St.

BEAUTY PARLORSRattrie’s, 300 Chestnut Ave.

SERVICE STATIONSRidley’s, Orcutt Ave. & 30th St.

NORFOLK

HOTELSY.W.C.A.~—729 Washington Ave.

Wheatley—Brambleton Ave.

Tatum's Inn—453 Brewer St.

Prince George, 1751 Church St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. S. Noble—725 Chaple St.

BEAUTY PARLORSJordan’s—526 Brambleton Ave.

Vel—Ber St. Ann—1008 Church St.

Yeargen’s—1685 Church St.

TAVERNSPeoples, Church & Calvert Sts.

Russell’s—835 Church St.

SERVICE STATIONSAlszton’s~—Cor. 20th & Church St._Mac’s—1:625 Church St.

PETERSBURG

HOTELSThe Walker House, 116 South

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Johnson, 116 South Ave.

NIGHT CLUBSChatter Boy—143 Harrison St.

PHOEBUS

RESTAURANTSYe Shingle Inn, 17 E. County St.

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RICHMOND

HOTELSMiller’s & Archers—3rd & ClaySlaughters, 514 N. 2nd St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. Brice, 14 W. Clay St.Y. W. C. A., 515 N. 7th St.L. Bradford—3 Chop RoadJacks Colored Tourist—«Route 11

RESTAURANTSCora’s Waffle Shop, Leigh & 5th St

BEAUTY PARLORSRest- A- Bit, 619 N. 3rd St.

SERVICE STATIONSPreston St.—2nd & Preston Sts.Cameron’s—Brook Ave. &

W. Clay St.Harris——400 N. Henry St.

BARBER SHOPSWright’s—412 E. Leigh St.

ROANOKE

HOTELSDumas—Henry St. N.W.

TOURIST HOMESY.M..C.A.—28 Wells Ave. N. W.Y.W.C.A.—~208——2nd St., N. W.

TAVERNSTom’s PlaceF. & G.~—114 N. Henry St.

GARAGESMaple Leaf—High St. at Henry

SOUTH HILL

HOTELSBrawn’s——Me1vi‘n Brown, Prop.Groom’s—John Groom, Prop.

STAUNTON

HOTELSPannell’s Inn, 613 N. Augusta St.

TOURIST HOMESF. T. Jones—515 Baptist St.

RESTAURANTSJohnson's—301 N. Central Ave.

TAPPAHANNOCK

HOTEL-SMcGuire's Inn—Marsh St.

WINCHESTER

HOTELSNew Evans Hotel, Sharp St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. Jos. Willis, N. Main St.Dunbar Tea Room, 21 W. Hart St.

RESTAURANTSRuth’s—128 E. Cecil St.

WASHINGTON

EVERETT

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. Samuels—

2214 Wedmore Ave.Mrs. J. T. Payne—2132 Oaks Ave.Mrs. G. Samuels—3620 Hoyt Ave.

SEATTLE

HOTELSCoast—901 King St.Atlas—420 Maynard St.\'.\V.C.A.—102—21. North St.

TOURIST HOMESGarner——2220 East Madison

RESTAURANTSSniithm2229 East MadisonTokyo—855 Jackson St.Dixie Chicken Inn~928~12th Ave.

SERVICE STATIONSMoszee—19 E. Madison

BEAUTY PARLORJones—2223 East MadisonPauline’sm2221 East Madison

BARBER SHOP

Hayes—2227 East MadisonStockards—2032 East MadisonDicks—413 Maynard St.

TAVERNSStoemer—2047 East MadisonHi1 Top—1200 Jackson St.

TACOMA

TOURIST HOMESMrs. A. Robinson—1906 S.Mrs. J. H. Carter—-

1017 S. Trafton St.

“I" St.

WALLA WALLA

TOURIST HOMESWayside Inn—1107 W. Willow

YAKIMA

TOURIST HOMESH. C. De'ering—508 S. 3rd St.L. A. Branum—515 S. lstMrs. W. H. Jones—310 Third Ave.

WEST VIRGINIA

BECKLEY

RESTAURANTSHome Service—338% S. Fayette St.

BLUEFIELD

TOURIST HOMESTraveler’s Inn—602 Raleigh St.


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CHARLESTON

HOTELSFerguson

TAVERNSWhite Front—1007 Washington St.

Palace Cafe—910 Washington St.

HUNTINGTON

HOTELSSouthern—921 8th Ave.

Fair

Massey’s, 837 7th Ave.

The Ross, 911 8th Ave.

TOURIST HOMESE. Washington, 1657 8th Ave.

Mrs. R. J. Lewis—1412 10th Ave.

Mrs. C. J. Barnett—810 7th Ave.

Mrs. Jones—1824 10th ave.

Mrs. B. Bowling—1517 8th Ave.

RESTAURANTSJ. Gross, 839 7th Ave.

TAVERNSMonroe’s, 1616 8th Ave.

The Alpha—1624 8th Ave.

NIGHT CLUBSAppomattox Club, 1659 8th Ave.

BARBER SHOPSJ. Harriston, 1615 8th Ave.

BEAUTY PARLORSMrs. Pack, 1612 Artisen Ave.

SERVICE STATIONSterling, Cor 12th St. & 3rd Ave.

GARAGESouth Side, 716 8th Ave.

PARKERSBURG

NIGHT CLUBS‘

American Legion——812 Avery St.

VVELCH

HOTELSCvapheart—M Virginia Ave.

WHEELING

TOURIST HOMESMrs. 'W. Turner—11.4 12th St.

Mrs. C. Early—132 12th St.

Mrs. R. VVilli‘ams—1007 Chapline St.

RESTAURANTSSingetlery—1043 Chapline St.

NIGHT CLUBSAmerican Legion—1516 Main St.

Elks Club—1010 Chapline St.

BEAUTY PARLORSMiss Hallehapline St.

Miss Taylor—Chapline St.

VVHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

TOURIST HOMESBrooks—138 Church St.

WISCONSIN

FOND DU LAC

TOURIST HOMESMrs. E. PirtIe—45 E. 11th St.

Mrs. V. Williams—97 S. Seymour St.

OSHKOSH

TOURIST HOMESL. Shadd—37 King St.

F. Pemberton—239 Liberty St.

WYOMING

CASPER

TOURIST HOMESMrs. J. E. Edwards—347 N. Grant

H. Keeling—331 N. Grant

Mrs. G. Anderson—320 N. LincolnStreet

CHEYENNE

HOTELSBarbeque Inn—622 W. 20th St.

TOURIST HOMESMrs. I. Randall—612 W. 18th St.

Mrs. M. Herman—621 W. 18th St.

ROCK SPRINGS

TOURIST HOMESMrs. R. Collins—915 7th St.

CANADA

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°:7{0UA64€¦ · a. 4 (22+? 7 (Y THE ESTABLISHED 1936 WILLIAM H. GREEN NEGRO MOTORIST EDITOR GREEN BOOK INTRODUCTION The idea of The Green Book is to give the Motorist and Tour-