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With the introduction of this travel merous business places, including guide in 1936, it has been our idea whites which cater to the Negro trade. traveler informa- to give the Negro There are thousands of first class tion that will him from keep running business places that we don’t know and into difficulties, embarrassments about and can’t list, which would be to make his more trips enjoyable. glad to serve the traveler, but it is hard to secure of these The Jewish press has long pub- listings places lished information about places that since we can’t secure enough agents to us the are restricted and there are numer- send information. Each year before we to the new infor- ous publications that give the gentile go press whites all kinds of information. But mation is included in the new edition. during these long years of discrim- When you are traveling please ination, before 1936 other guides have 'mention the Green Book, in order been published for the Negro, some that they might know how you found are still published, but the majority their place of business, as they can see , have gone out of business for various that you are strangers. If they reasons. haven't heard about this guide, ask them to get in touch with us so that In 1936 the Green Book was only we might list their place. a local publication for Metropolitan If this has useful to New YOrk, the response for copies guide proved on let us know. If was so great it was turned'into a you your trips, not, tell us also as we national issue in 1937 to cover the appreciate your United States. This guide while lack- criticisms and ideas in the improve- ment of this from ing in manyrespects was accepted by guide which you thousands of travelers. Through the benefit. courtesy of the United States Travel There will be a day sometime in Bureau of which Mr. Chas. A. R. the near future when this guide will McDowell was the collaborator on not have to be published. That is Negro Affairs, more valuable infor- when we as a race will have equal mation was secured. With the two opportunities and privileges in the working together, this guide contained, United States. It will be a great the best ideas for the Negro travelers day for us to suspend this publica- Year after year it grew until 1941 tion for then we can go wherever “PM” one of New York’s great white‘ we please, and without embarrass- newspapers found out about it. Wrote ment. But until that time comes we an article about the guide and praised shall continue to publish this infor- it highly. At the present time the mation for your convenience each guide contains 80 pages and lists nu- year.

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Studebaker Cars DENVER _ ATLANTIC CITY Reservation Bureau

SDSTDN _. Sightseeing in New York

FALL - NIAGARA Important Convention Dates NEW ORLEANS. Places of interest in VVash., MT. RANIER , S PHILADELPHIA , Vacation Section INDEX

. WYOMING ...... 8 ALABAMA ' ARKANSAS 1:3. ALASKA ARIZONA 19 MEXICO 12.) CANADA CALIFORNIA ...... 18 COLORADO 19 CONNECTICUT Published Yearly by 20 . DELAWARE Victor H. Green 85 Co., Publishers 20 WASHINGTON, . . Publication Office—Leonia, N. J. 31 FLORIDA Victor H. Green, Editor 5:? Publisher GEORGIA 2 ‘” Advertising Office—200 West 135th St., N.Y.C iDAHO DeMille 3 Advertising Manager—Arnold ILLINOIS Copyrighted—1950 by Victor H. Green INDIANA ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES IOWA Mrs. P. Bass, Woods School, KANSAS Leroy Piney Woods, Miss. KENTUCKY Piney LOUISIANA Mrs. A; Pack Hairston, P.O. Box W. Va. MAINE 73, ClifItop, MARYLAND George W. Sheppard, MASSACHUSETTS 1639 Washington Blvd. Chicago 12, 111. MICHIGAN Subscription MINNESOTA United States—$1.00 MISSISSIPPI Foreign, Outside the United States—$1.50 MISSOURI All subscriptions must be paid for in advance. MONTANA Prices subject to change without notice. Remit NEBRASKA by U.S. Money Order or draft on U.S. Bank, NEW JERSEY payable in US. Currency. NE w YORK STATE ADVERTISING—43m rates, write to the pub, NEVADA lisher. Last forms close Nov. 15th. We reserve NEW MEXICO the right to reject any advertising which does not NORTH CAROLINA conform to our standards. OHIO RHDTD CREDITS

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for its Sometime in everyone’s life, there Camp of Central City, famous annual held three weeks are dreams of traveling either to dis— Play Festival, each summer in its historic old opera tant lands, or to see their own land. was the center of Some dream of travel by air, some by house. (Central City what was once declared the “richest boat, railway or motor. square mile on earth.”) Today beautiful highways with crin—

2 ' situated bus Visitors from everywhere make use 2 veniently stations, lines, of the scenic trails and lead- 2 air—lines and fast trains, make it pos— highways from Denver into the 5 sible to realize these dreams. ing surrounding regions of unsurpassed scenery and There is much to be seen more and_ recreation. to learn, of this our land which offers extends everything of beauty, wonder and his— Colorado’s “mile-high city” the “Arms of Welcome” to all visitors. tory.

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‘ Denver, Colorado — the scenic “City of Churches”. encircled the , Partially by V *' beautiful and dramaticRockyMountains, Mt. Evans to the west; Longs Peak and Rocky Mountain National Park to the north; while to the south, Pikes Peak m: holds its snow—capped crest above the clouds. The Capitol Building dominates

.v the and the of Platte. From _ city Valley we the tower, beneath a golden dome, visi- 3“ tors may view the panorama of a great city whose parks stretch into the dis— tance for miles. Mesa Verde National R- Park, Denver’s state’museum, facing the state house, has one of the most collections of artifacts of ‘R. complete

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collection is exhibited mainly in the LOOKING ACROSS DENVER’S FA- THE CITY Central room, depicting Indian life in MOUS CIVIC CENTER, WITH TH‘E BACKGROUND. IN. THE minute detail. The Park of the Red HA’LlL IlN DISTANCE IS THE CONTINENTAL DIVI- Rocks, an amphitheatre, seating 10,000, DE OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, WITH THE SUMMIT is one of Denver’s most outstanding MT. EVANS, 14,260 FEET, REACHED BY THE HIGH- mountain Another and OF WHICH IS parks. interesting EST AUTOMOBILE ROAD ON THE picturesque spot is the old Mining CONTINENT,DOMI‘NATING THE SCENE

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“ATLANTIC CITY” —— period, millions of bats come forth fron I Our Nation’s most famous resort city the bat cave 180 feet below the surfaa boasts a boardwalk which the to fly forth, returning before the fol parallels ‘ ocean for eight miles, on which the lowing dawn. A talk on the bats by visitor will find shops representing the, naturalist is given each evening befor the The best of this country and abroad, pro- flight begins. region of the, viding anything from antique furniture Carlsbad Caverns contains many in- : desert some to rare jewelry. Rolling chairs can be teresting plants, of whic obtained, making it easier for the visi— bloom for only a very short period‘ tor to traverse the entire length of the leaving no trace of ever having boardwalk. Convention Hall, the world’s It is advisable to carry a wrap as the is the temperature in the remains th largest (seating capacity 41,000) Caverns V arena for all forms of entertainment. same 56° throughout the year. Howeve no is Bathing and the sea air are the city’s special clothing necessary. Lunch . main attractions. This is a ’round eon may be obtained for a moderat year '

and a nurser . resort. price, special day : service is provided near. the Caverns

' entrance. The Caverns may be reached. CARLSBAD CAVERNS by train, bus or taxi. Walnut Canyor *

National — leads to the One Park, New Mexico Highway Canyon. da) 1 is needed for the tour. Open all year. One of the most superb areas included in the National Park system of the United States is a. series of Caverns of unusual magnificence, located in south- eastern New Mexico in the foothills of the Guadalupe Mountains. This is picturesque semi—desert area, and its vegetation is of much interest to visi— exsedi tors. The Carlsbad Caverns are openings made by underground water in two massive rock formations, referred to as the Carlsbad and Capitan lime- stones. The uplifting movements that formed the Rocky Mountains also raised the Carlsbad area above sea level, approximately 200 million years ago. Over a period of years, many chambers have been formed as the result of the constant seepage of water. The most interesting thus far is the King’s Palace, Queen’s Chamber and Papoose Room, 829 feet below the sur— face. The developed portion of the Caverns only is open to the The public. CARLSBAD CAVERNS bat is one of the ‘ spectacle outstanding THE FLO‘ODLIGHTING OF CARLSBAD attractions of the Caverns. Each eve- CAVERNS IS A MASTERPIECE OIF

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4 BOSTON —- The city that offers so much Of interest to those who visit, for here you find history preserved in the natural settings and surroundings. Its Beacon Hill, with its cobblestoned, aristocratic Lonisburg Square, its famous State House, and its Charles Street, where. the antique shops can be found—and ,there are the colorful Public Gardens with their perennial “Swan Boats”— and the Christian Science “Mother Church.”

No trip to Boston would be complete until the picturesque T. Wharf is visi— ted, with its quaint artists’ studios and the sea food restaurants that overlook the busy harbor and colorful fishing craft.

U p—town Boston boasts the beautiful Fenway with its Rose Gardens and the world-renowned Boston museum. One of the foremost cities of America touch- STATUE OF PAUL REVERE ing Boston proper is Cambridge, the seat of the famous Institute of Tech- nology and Harvard University, with their numerous libraries and museums. Here also are the famous edifices of Radcliffe College, Christ Church, Mt. Auburn—“The Cemetery of Poets”— containing the graves of Henry Wads- worth Longfellow, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Philips Brooks and Mary Baker Eddy. Other places of interest touching Boston are Lexington, Concord — famous for the historic ride of Paul Revere and the Minute Men. The “First Town of America”—Plymouth, where the famous Plymouth Rock can be seen. Duxburg, where the statue of Miles _Standish stands atop Captai‘ns’ Hill, and the house where John Alden took Priscilla as his bride. Gloucester is the true New England fishing village, with its traditional fishing nets hanging over the wharves, and where'is the bronze STATE HOUSE

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NIAGARA FALLS AS VIEWED FROM BOAT

GRILL WORK ON BEACON STREET COR. OF JOY, OPP. BOSTON COMMON, FORMER HOME OF FRANCIS PARKMA‘N WHO FINANCE‘D BUILDING OF COi’M- MON.

NIAGARA FALLS —- New York State’s greatest natural attraction for honeymooning couples and other visitors, offers also the great American and Horseshoe Falls, the upper and lower Rapids, the Whirlpool, the Great Gorge and Honeymoon t]

' Bridge. ,7 Fort Niagara, built by the French to prevent the control of the “gateway to the west” by the English, is open to visitors. Adjacent to the great Falls is the city of Niagara Falls, center of the world’s electro—chemical and electro- metallurgical industries. The city has fine recreational facilities. Nearest cities NIAGARA FALLS

6 and has the NEW ORLEANS —- petually ice-clad peak, largest single system of glaciers in the The of many traditions and city United States, 26 in all. stories is especially famous for its 62 lakes and Mardi Gras festivities, and is flooded There are 34 waterfalls, several hundred species of flowering yearly by Visitors from every direction, the Visitor will find vari- including natives of New Orleans Who plants. Here ous forms of amusement—hiking and return for this exciting festival time. mountain climbing, saddle horse riding, This great city offers all forms of skiing and fishing. entertainment, from horse racing to Naturalist «tours will assure dancing. Its historic French Quarter is conducted of seeing the special points of of .the greatest interest to tourists, main- you scenic interest. ly because of the authentic buildings and the tales associated with them. It Hotels, lodges and camp grounds are boasts also of having been the birth- provided for the comfort and entertain- place of jazz—and nightly jazz con- ment of the visitors. certs can be heard. The food in the French restaurants is excellent. Festival time (the Mardi Gras) usually starts about the middle of December—through February. Tourists rates during this period are a bit higher. A trip to New Orleans during any season of the year should be both interesting and entertaining.

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“The Mountain Glacier Wonderland of America” is located in Central Western Washington, and can be reached by way of Tacoma and Seattle.

This veritable “Wonderland” offers you

the many panoramas of Mt. Ranier National Park from the most scenic points. Miles of trail through flower fields and timber lead past waterfalls, lakes and timberline.

Beautiful Mt. Ranier, an extinct vol- cano, rises majestically 14,408 feet above sea level. It is the highest per- MT. RANI‘ER 7 PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. —- Often referred to as the “City of Brotherly Love”-—-offers much of historic interest. Here you will find Inde— pendence Hall, where the famous old Liberty Bell is exhibited, the Betsy Ross House, where the first flag was made, Carpenters’ Hall, where the first Con- tinental Congress convened. The Me- morial Chapel at Valley Forge contains memorial windows depicting in color the story of our early history. Long- wood Gardens, Kenneth Square, has world famous formal gardens, fountains and conservatories, open every week day.

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999090090000090000000000099900999000909990990.9009. u 8 Studebaker, the car that set the postwar styling pace for the automobile industry, has done it again.

Details of the company’s line of 1950 model passenger cars were disclosed today by H. S. Vance, chairman of the board and president, with a prediction that this latest Studebaker will be acclaimed the most distinctive looking car on the road.

In these new cars the company’s de— signers, Raymond Loewy Associates, have achieved an automotive style pat— tern as revolutionary today as were the first Studebakers of postwar design three years ago. A complete change in frontal appearance and fender treat- ment gives the 1950 models sleek, new lines which- make them appear in mo— tion even when they’re standing still.

Both ride and handling ease have been considerably bettered by engineer- ing innovations complementing the use of an improved self-stabilizing ”coil front spring suspension. FRONT EiND DESIGN OF' THE NEW 1950 STUDEBAKER MODELS IS PAR- The front of the 1950 Studebaker is TICULARLY STRIKING. THE “SPIN- TO PROVIDING A striking. It embodies an NER," IN ADDITION particularly HANDSOME ORNAMENTAL TOUCH, airplane fuselage—type hood, flanked by AUGUMENTS FOUR FRONTAL OPEN- front fenders and set off by a INGS WHICH DIRECT AIR TO THE EN- air—”foil GINE. THE LARGEST OF THESE AIR chrome In addition to pro- “spinner.” PASSAGES CONSISTS OF' TWO OVAL- viding an ornamentaltouch, the “spin- SHAPED HONEYCOMB GRILLE SCOO- . SMALLER ner” augments four frontal openings PS LOCATED BELOW TWO AIR CHANNELS WHICH FLANK THE direct air to the for which engine “SPINNER." maximum cooling. The largest of these In with a that air passages consists of two oval-shaped harmony styling and sleekness honeycomb grille scoops located below. expresses power, speed the two smaller air channels which are the heavy wrap—around bumpers. In‘ flank the “spinner.” Chrome moldings front they are held by supports en- over these small twin channels con- closed within tubular housings which, to match the automobile. M tribute to the unusual decorative effect. are painted

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' are the redesigned rear fenders, also durability, the company is introducing air-foil type, and the large vertical tail it in all Regal Deluxe models of the . ‘ which fit into the Commander series and in two patterns trailing edge ‘ lights ‘ of the fenders. Both. front and rear on both the Champion and Commander fenders are the bolt—on type. convertibles. Leather upholstery is op-' The wheel bases of all 1950 Stude- tional on the convertibles at no extra Foam rubber cushions are baker models have been increased by charge. standard in all models with , one inch: Champion, 113 inches; Com- equipment the of the lower mander, 120 inches; Land Cruiser, 124- exception priced Deluxe inehes. Overall. lengths of the cars are: Champion. Commander Champion, 19734 inches; An unusual feature of the Studebaker and Land 207%; inches; Cruiser, 211% coil spring front suspension lies in the 3 inches. fact that both upper and lower control are located about ' Instrument panels arms are pivoted so that they rake to than four inches farther forward pre- the rear about 15 degrees. This has the viously, thus providing additional space effect of cushioning the ride on rough in the front compartment. Gauges are roads since the front Wheels tend to in front of the driver “travel from a as the car grouped directly away” bump ; so that they can be checked at a glance. is driven over it. Rubber insulation is In these new models the company used at the top and bOttom of each coil ? continues its flair for luxurious up- spring. Shock absorbers on the Cham-T'

' holstery and generous use, of leatherette pion are the direct-acting tubular type . trim. Because of the of while the Commander utilizes the popularity ' nylon, first used by Studebaker in the double-acting link-and-lever variety.

THE POPULAR STUDEBAKER STARLIGHT FIVE-PASSENGER COMMANDER COUPE TAKES ON A xNEYV SLEEKNESS AS A RESULT OF THlE COMPANY‘S 1950 DESIGN ADVAI’NCES. A LUXURY RIDE IIS ENHANCED BY LUXURIOUS I'NTElRIvOR AIPPOINNTM E NTS WHICH» INCLUDE THE USE OF NYLON UPHOLS-

TERY IN ALL REGAL DELUXE COM\MA.NDE‘RS. HORSEPOWER OF THE COM- . MANDER ENGINE HAS BEEN INCREASED TO 102.

10 id Engines in both the Champion and All models have a simplified sym- g Commander have a new .compressmn metrical steering linkage, with definite e altltudes who of 7.0 to 1, and for h1gh center-point linkage on the Commander Ins a ratio 7'5 to 1 is available. only, 0f. and Land Cruiser ' Commander tire 1 . er 3 has been . _ Commander englne horsepower 5126 has been increased to 7.60 x 15. ? _ JP‘ increased to 102 at 3,200 revolutions per _ . , The 15 With fOUI“ tra minute while the Champion has been Champion e(IUIPPEd 6.40 x 15 tires. All tires are the 3” raised to 85 horsepower at 4,000 revo- ply extra low type. 3 lutions per minute. K pressure the l j l a To 7 ix

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522 a IMPORTANT CONVENTION DATES

Organization—wNational Dental Assn. Date of next Convention—August 7 to 11th Inc. 1950 Where to be held—Chicago, I11.

Organization—National Medical Assn. Date of next Convention—August 14 to 18, 1950 Where to be held—Atlantic City, N. J.

Organization—National Negro Funeral Directors Assn. . Date of next Convention—August, 1950 Where to be held—Chicago, Ill.

- Organization—I. B. P. O. E. of 'W. Date of next Convention—August 22nd, 1950 Where to be held—Chicago, Ill. ER "5 JS .5 . \OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO90909000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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EXPLANATION

No travel guide is ever perfect with the changing conditions, not only in the world, but also in the United States. The listings contained in this guide, are given to you just as it is given to us from its source. There is a pos- sibility that the address might be a few numbers out of the way—or the business has moved, so that by the time you receive your guide, start to use it you will find some discrepancies. This is due to the fact, from the time that the guide goes to press until you get it a few months have passed and in world. This we can not many changes have taken place the business help |l and we don’t want you to get the idea that this guide is of no value; we try to have it as correct as possible. Each year these listings are checked before we go to press.

we . Our guides are published for every one, hence have supplied you ,

‘ with any number of places in cities and towns so that one can select what they want Within their price range. We do not recommend any of these 2 hundreds of them could be. But due to the thousands of places, although ' listings, it is impossible to inspect all, so we leave it to your decision. We would welcome letters from you giving the name and address of any place 1 isn't to our standards of a first class business . that you feel that up place. J They will be removed, which would give not only you, but other travelers

’ the benefit of only first class places. j kind of In order that you won’t find any difficulty in finding the business l their that you are looking for, we have placed the listings under proper classification in cities and towns.

12 ALABAMA I=N PATRONlZIIN’G THESE PLACES ARKANSAS

BARBER SHOPS ALABAMA Scott’s——6th & Clay St. Richie’s Upright—16th St. BIRMINGHAM HOTELS BRINKLEY Dunbar—323 N. 17th St. TOURIST HOMES Palm Leaf—328% N. 18th St. Davis—709 S. Main St. New Home—l7l854—4th Ave. EL DORADO GADSDEN HOTELS TOURIST HOMES Brewster—E. & B. Sta. Mrs. A. Sheperd—1324 4th Ave. Green’3—303 Hill St. Simona—433 N 6th St. Mrs. J. TOUFIST HOMES C. W. Moore—5th & Lincoln Ave. MOBILE Dr. Dunning—7th & Columbia Ave. HOTELS Blue Heaven—361 Mort-on St. FAYETTEVILLE TOURIST HOMES HOTELS Mebbs—9 N. Willow St. MIDWAY TRADERS HOME —— éau HOMES Phone 3 2117 TOURIST Mrs. S. Manuel—413 Olive St. 59° Double Rooms Single N. Smith—259 E. Center St. Hot Baths 59’ Showers Automatic Heat . Day and Night FORT SMITH COMPETENT MAID SERVICE w. HOTELS Mrs. Lovie B. Johnson Ullery Inn-7l9 N. 9th St. 107 N. DEARBORN ST. MOBILE, ALA. TOURIST HOMES m ,. E. Reed—950 Lyons St. E. O. Trent-1301 N. 9th St. E. Jordan—256, N. Dearborn St. F. Wildins 254 N. Dearborn St. HOPE HOTELS MONTGOMERY Lewis-Wilson—Zl7 E. 3rd St. HOTELS RESTAURANTS Monroe Ave. Douglass—121 Green Leaf—Old 67 Hiway RESTAURANTS BEAUTY PARLORS Bonnie’s—490 W. Davis Ave. Jefi Unique—501 S. Hazel St. TAVERNS BARBER SHOPS Douglas— I 2l St. Monroe Yeager’s—40l S. Hazel St. SHEFFIELD SERVICE STATIONS Esso—104 E. 3rd St. HOTELS Tarily’s l\/lcClain—~- 19th St GARAGES Nun-McDowell—3rd and Walnut St HOMES TOURIST HOITSES Mrs. Matt1e Herron—1003 E. 19th St. ROAD Fred’s—4th and Hazels Sts. TUSCALOOSO TOURIST HOMES HOT SPRINGS M. A. Barnes—419 30th Ave. HOTEL S G. W. Clapton—1516 25th Ave. Crittenden—3l4 Cottage St. Crussader—SOI Malvern Ave. Poro Flat—410 Cottage Ave. ARKANSAS TOURIST HORTTC S NEW EDMONDSON ARKADELPHIA 243 ASH STREET HOTELS Barabin Villa—~7l7 Pleasant St. Hill’s—1601 W. Pine St. J. W. Rife—347 l/2 Malvern Ave. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. N. Fletcher—416 Pleasant Ave. Mrs. B. Dedman—W. Caddo St. Mrs. C. C. Wilson~232 Garden St. Mrs. L. Cooper—~W. Pine St. BEAUTY SCHOOLS RESTAURANTS Hollywood—310 Church St. Richie Square Deal—Caddo St. S ANITA R I UM S Hill’s—River St. Pythian Baths-1- l 5 V2 Malvern Ave.

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LITTLE ROCK SERVICE STATIONS Lee’s-4401 High St. HOTELS Spoors—SZI E. 215th St. Charmame—BZO W. 14th St. Anderson—8th & State St. The Marquette—522 W. 9th St. Wrecker—~9th and Gaines St. Graysonia—809 Gaines St. ' GARAGES New Vincent—522% West 9th St. Fosters—I400 W. 10th St. Tucker’s—701% W. 9th St. DRUG STORES Honeycutt—816 West 9th St. Floyd~602 W. 9th St. Children’s—9th 8: Gaines TOURIST HOMES Mrs. T. Thomas—1901 High St. North LITTLE ROCK Lafayette—904 State Street HOTELS Oasis—1311 E. 3rd St. RESTAURANTS TOIJ'RIST HOMES Lafayette—904 State St. De Lux Court-2720 E. Broadway College—16th & Bishop Johnson’s—610 W. 9th St. RESTAURANTS Brown Bomber—900 Chester St. Jim’s—908 Cedar St. N. L. R. DeLuxe-—724 W. 9th St. Nov-Vena—«llOl E. 6th St. Tucker’s—919 Victory St. Cats Bar B-Q—Highway 67 Fawn—516 West 9th St. ROAD HOITSES C 8: C—SZZV; W. 9th St. Oasis—1311 East 3rd Street Rainbow—620 W. 9th St. Ed’s—921 Victory St. CAMDEN TOURIST HOBIES BEAUTY PARLORS Mrs. Beni. Williams—N. Main Velvatex—1004 State St. Street, Mrs. Hugh Hill—S. Main Street Velvia—814 Chester Ave. Woods—1523 High St. RESTAURANTS Myrtlea—l822 High St. Jim Summers—719 S. .Main St. Woods—16th 8: High St. TAVERN S Sue’s—919 W. 9th St. Patton’s—212 Short St. Gribsy—l6l Izzard St. Daniel’s—North Adams St. Fontaine’s—7l4 West 9th St. Jones-—309 Monroe St. LIQITOR STORES NIGHT CLUBS Summers—715% S. NIain St. Shangri-La—904 State Street Lafayette—9th & State Street SOUTH CAMDEN ROAD HOUSES BARBER SHOPS Henry Hanson~Cross Street Whitney—1720 Izzard St. East End—100554 Apperson PINE BLUFF Century—608 W. 9th St. HOTELS Elite—622 W. 9th St. Pee Kay—300 E. 3rd Street Fontaine’s—710 West 9th St. TOURIST HOMES 9th Street Century—610 West M. I. Hollis—1108 W. 2nd Ave. Woods—ISZSmHigh Street Friendly—911 Victory St. RESTAURANTS Shelton’s—-20U E. 3rd Street TAVERNS Duck Inn—40‘ N. Cedar Street Majestic—708 W. 9th St. BARBER SHOPS Nappy Chin—217 State St. STORES LIQUOR. BEA U‘TY PARLORS Ritz—1511 Wright Ave. Pruitt’s—l317 W. Baraqiue Street Jones—528 W. 9th St. Victory—528 West 9th St. BEAUTY SCHOOLS DeLuxe—ZZI E. 3rd St. GARAGES Jefferson—1818 W. 6th Ave. Lee’s—1401 High St. SERVICE STATIONS Anderson—100 S. Mulberry St. TAILORS GARAGES Metropolitan—618 West 9th St. Alley’s—llOl N. Cedar Street Gaines St. Miller—916 FORDYSE Crenshaw—709 W. 9th St. Metropolitan—618 W. 9th St. RESTAURANTS Ideal—1005 Apperson St. Harlem—211 let St. ARKANSAS l‘N PATRONIZING THESE PLACES ARIZ. CAL.

HELENA YUMA SERVICE STATIONS HOTELS Walnut Sts. Stark’s—Rightor '8: Brown’s—196 N. Main St. RUSSELLVILLE TOURIST HOMES N 5th Ave. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. John A. Gordon—192 E. Latimore—318 S. Huston Ave. TEXARKANA ROTELS CALIFORNIA Brown’s—312 W. Elm St. BERKLEY TOURIST HOMES BEAUTY PARLORS G. C. Mackey—IOZ E. 9th St. Little Gem—1511 Russell St. RESTAURANTS SHOPS Grant's Cafe—830 Laurel St. BARBER Success—2946 Sacramento St. BEAUTY PARLORS

‘ M. B. Randell—1105 Laurel St. EL CENTRO HOTELS ARIZONA The Roland—201 E. Main St. DOUGLAS TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES Mrs. L. Augustas—-—420 Commercial Ave. Faustina Wilson—1002 16th St. RE STAURANTS RESTAURANTS Pearl McKinney Lunch—301 Main St. Blue Bird Inn—361 9th St. NOGALES FRESNO : RESTAURANTS TOURIST HOMES \ Bell’s Cafe—325 Morley Ave. La Silva—841 F St. PHOENIX RESTAURANTS

' C St. HOTELS Taylor’s—1402 DeLux—Zl93 Ivy St. . Winston Inn—-—l342 E. Jefferson St. j New Jerico—lOl Church Street TOURIST HOMES BEAUTY PARLORS SWINDALL’S TOURIST HOME Rosebud’s—835 G Street 1021 E. WASHINGTON ST. Ruth’s—1816 F. Street Mrs. L. Stewart—1134 E. Jefierson Golden West—1032 - F. Street Gardener’s—1229 E. Washington 'St. SHOPS ' BARBER RESTAURANTS Golden West—lO32—‘F’ St. Alhambia—1246-48 E. Washington St. Magnolia—602 F. Street Walker’s—4303 E. Jefferson Street Sportman’s—855 G. Street G. Street BE AUTY PARLOR S Esquire—1011 Thelma’s—33 So. lst Ave. TAVERNS Copelands—1316 E. Jefferson St. 20th Century—1401 - F. Street C. E. Madison St. Jackson—1238 GARAGES BARBER SHOPS Buddy‘ Lang’s—~1659 “F” St. Iflagler’s—lll So. 2nd Street Frank’s—1326 Fresno Street S. 7th Ave. Bryant’s—620 TRAILER PARKS AND CAMPS TAVERNS Barnes Drive In—l4lZ “F” St. Vaughn’s—l248 E. Washington Ave. ' TAILOR S NIGHT CLUBS 205 Sacramento Street Elks—7th Avenue 8: Tonto Jackson’s—l SERVICE STATIONS IMPERIAL Super—13th & Washington Street TOURIST HOMES GARAGES Mrs. Albert 7th 59’ “M" Sts. Tourist—1121 S. 5th Ave. Bastion—Cor. DRUG STORES LOS ANGELES Johnson’s—1140 E. Washington Street HOTELS TUCSON Watkins—2022 N. Adams Blvd. (23) TOURIST HOMES Clark—1824 Central Ave. Mrs.-‘Louise‘ Pitts—722 N. Perry St. Lincoln—549 Ceres Ave.

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LOS ANGELES (cont.) LIQUOR STORES House of S. Central HOTELS Morgan—2729 Dunbar—4223 S. Central Ave. Norbo—-529 E. 6th St. lackson's—SSOI S. Central Avenue Stanford Ave. McAlpin—648 8: Central Ave. Elite—1217 Central Avenue Esquire—Vernon Ascot—1404 v Slst St. Olympiw843 S. Central Avenue Regal—815 E. 6th St. SERVICE STATIONS Central Ave. Kentucky—1123 Valentine’s Service—2657 S. Western Ave Avon-405 S. Hewitt S. Central Ave. Dunbar—4225 S. Central Ave. Long’s—2732 Carner’s—4500 S. Avalon Avenue Glacier—52 3 Stanford Street Simpkins 8: Cower—2227 S. Central Ave. ’ CD MOTELS Si Johnson’s—3500 S. Western Ave. Tom’s—1424 W. Blvd. Roberson—2111 E. Imperial Blvd. Jefferson W. Blvd. Roberson’s Annex—1757 Imperial Highway Hughes—2901 Jefierson Brock—1246 W. Blvd. So. Wilmington Jefferson Johnson’s—11816 R. A. & & Griffith Western—Cor. W. 37 St. & So. Western Ave. S.—Jefferson Garcia—52nd P1. and Central Colonial—1393 East 15th St. C & U——6301 So. Avelon Blvd. RESTAURANTS Robertson’s—1122 Hooper St. (Watts) Robertson’s—4815 S. Central Avenue GARAGES E. Vernon Avenue Ric’s—“05% Parkers—ZIOO E. 103rd St. Henri! Bros.—lO3S9 Wilmington (WATTS) Alexander’s—Jefferson 8: Griffith John’s—3519 S. Western Eddie’s—4201 S. Central Avenue AUTOMOTIVE Zombie—-—4ZI6 S. Central Blvd. Lee’s—4820 S .Central Avenue The Fawn—Western 8: 29th St. Auto Parts—864 N. Virgil Avenue Arc—4067 S. Central Avenue DRUG STORES Hi Avalon Avenue leaks—4428 Allums—4375 S. Central Ave. Waffle E. 43 Street Shop—1063 Doctor’s—4012 S. Central Avenue Clifton’s—6l8 S. Olive Street Medical—3112 S. Western Avenue 8: Alameda Street Digby—lst Martina—4406 Avalon Avenue BEAUTY PARLORS Slopers—2100-—W. Jeflerson Blvd. Sherwoods—5113 S. Central Avenue TAILORS RE Studio—25 15 S. Central Bader’e—184O E. 103rd St. Continental—5203 Hopper Avenue Delta—8512 Compton Avenue Anna Mae’s—4436 Avalon Avenue Progressive—4302 S. Central Avenue TrianngS San Pedro & Walls Sts. Beason—Z901 S. Western Ave. ‘II Colonial—1813I/g S. Central Avenue REAL ESTATE Dunbar—4225 S. Central Avenue Central Ave. Beauty Salon—1195 East 35th Street Herndon—3419 So. BARBER SHOPS ELSINORE Bertha’s—l434 W. Jefferson Boulevard HOTELS Street Personality—4222 S. Central Ave. Geo. Moore—407 Scrivener Echo—43rd & Central Ave. HOLLYWOOD TAVERNS TOURIST HOMES Dr. Margot—5259 S. Central Avenue Jam. W. Brown—2881 Seattle Emeral Room—901 E. 6th St. Golden Gate—1719 E. lO3rd St. NEEDLES Paradise—5505 S. Central Avenue MOTELS

& Towns Avenue - Samba—5th El Adobe—Rt. 66 Crisbar—2829 S. Western Avenue Johnson’s—4201 S. Main Street OAKLAND NIGHT CLU BS HOTELS St. ""“‘ Club Alabam—4215 S. Central Avenue Carver—1421 Market Basket Room—3219 S Central Avenue Warren—[252 7th St. nr ‘_ Harlem—11812 Parmalee TOURIST HONIES ; I11 Billy Bugs—1354 N. Vine Street Mrs. A. C. Clark~—805 Linden St. ‘ Elk’s E. 103 St. H. Williams—3521 Grove St. (foffi': I" Mrs. Lounge—I767 (Watts) 3' Wakeki—3741___So. Western Ave. RESTAURANTS Last Word—4206 So. Central Ave. The Villa—I724 7th St. ROAD HOUSES BEAUTY PARLORS Casa Blanca—2801 S. San Pedro St. Personality—3613 San Dablo Avenue IN PATRONIZING THESE PLAxCES CiArLIFOR N IA —_———__'——___——

OAKLAND SERVICE STATIONS (cont.) Webber’s—l655 lst Ave. TAVERNS Woodson’s—3 126 Franklin Ave. Overland CafPl719 7th St. Es’ Main Bullet—I704 7th St. Kaly’s—Z’ith Rythm Hamilton—2711 Imperial SERVICE STATIONS STO‘RES St. LIQUOR. Summers—125l-7th Robinson’s—2876 Imperial Ave. McCabe—590l Adeline St. TAILORS Center St. Signal—800 Clever—2606 imperial Avenue Avenue ~ TAILO‘RS Imperial-2751 Imperial A'B'_1774 ' 7th St' Ramona—2244 Logan Ave. in. Market St. v GARAGES Maryann—1317 Butlord’s——S901 Aldine St. FRANCISCO PERRIS SAN TOURIST HOMES HOTELS Muse’A’While , 'BTlliforgc—a-196919IERTVSI:e 88'— e ater St. PASADENA Powell—Powell & Market Sta. SERVICE' STATIONS Morris—809 E. 5th St. Penn‘ Mobile—-1096 Lincoln Ave. New Grant—545' Grant Ave. Stacy’r—920 N. Fair Oaks Avenue New Pullman—232 Townsend St. Dawson—1375 Post St. SACREMENTO Edison—1540 Ellis St. HOTELS BAR‘BErR SHOPS CENTER HOTEL Hillside—5267 v 3rd St. 4201/2 CAPITOL AVENUE TOURIST HOMES Mrs. F. Johnson—I788 Sutter St. DIEGO SAN Thadd’s DeLux—2040 Sutten St. HOTELS St. RESTAURANTS Douglass—206 Market ‘ Simmons—S42 6th Avenue Calif. Theatre—460: Post Street Y.W.C.A.——-29th 69’ Clay Sts. Hi’Lo—l686 O’Farell St. RESTAURANTS BEAUTY PARLORS Sun—421 Market Street Arineica’s—l832 Fillmore St. Brown Hostess—2816 Imperial Ave. Juilette—1739 Tillmore

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SAN FRANCISCO (cont.) BEAUTY PARLORS S TAVERN Landers 2460 Marion St. Sutter St. Jack’s—1931 Ford—2527 Humboldt St. NIGHT CLUBS Myrtle’s—2404 Clarkson St. Town Club—1963 Sutter St. BARBER SHOPS Alabam—l820 Post St. Dunbar—2741 Welton St. The Plantation 1628 Post St. Welton St. Blue Moon—1646 Street Roxy—2559 20th Century—Z727 Welton St. DRUG STORES Riggan’s—ZOOO Sutter St. TAVERNS

- Rossonian Welton Street 69’ Post Lounge—2650 Olympic—Cor. Jones Arcade—739 E. 26th Avenue Jim‘s—1698 Sutter St. Archie’s—2449 Larimer St. LIQUOR STORES Sullivan—1623 Post St. LIQUOR STORES Lincoln—2636 Welton St. Coast—1 5 67 Tillmore St. 18th Ave.—1108 E. 18th Avenue Aristocrat—3101 William St. SANTA MONICA TAVERN S SERVICE STATIONS La Nobita—1807 Belmont Pl. Da-Nite—728 E. 26th Avenue White—2655 Downing St. 22nd TULARE Plazer—E. 8: Humboldt Sts. TAXI CABS TOURIST HOMES Ritz—2721 Welton St. South "K" St.——330 South “K" St. DRUG STORES TAVERNS T. K.-27th and Larimet Sts. King’s—-322-24 South K St. Ideal-—-28th & Downing V. H. Meyers—22nd & Downing Sts. VALLEJO Radio—Welton at 26th St. TAVERNS RE STAURANTS Cotton Club—Virginia & Branciforte Atlas—611 r 27th St. TAILORS VICTORVILLE Arcade—439 E. 26th St. TOURIST HOMES White House—2863 Welton St. B & 8—1710 E. 25th Avenue Murray’s Dude Ranch Ace-2220 Downing St.

TOURIST HOMES . COLORADO Mrs. Hattie Graves—3052 Humboldt Stfi COLORADO SPRINGS GREENLEY TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES G. Roberts—418 E. Cucharras St. Mrs. E. Alexander—106 E. 12th St.

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HOMES v TOURIST Mrs. H. Tittsworth-—325 Maple Avenue Mrs. G. Anderson—2119 Marion St. R. B. Anderson—2421 Ogden St. LA MAR Mrs. A. S. Fisher—235% High St. Mrs. Hattie Givens—3052 Humbolt HOTELS Alamo RESTAURANTS Royal—2536 Washington St. RE STAURANTS Mary's—714 E. 26th Avenue J oe’s St. Louis—2856 Welton St. Grand Atlas Snack Bar—611 v 27th St. Green Lantern—2859 Fremont MONTROSE

' Da-Nite—l430 22nd Avenue HOTELS B & E—2847 Gilpin St. Adams Inn—27 15 Welton Dew Drop St. TOURIST HOlSIES Nu 21st St. Way—1025 Davis Auto Court Sugar Bowl—2832 Welton Street Down Beat—609 - 27 Street RESTAURANTS Atlas—2701 Welton St. Chipeta Cafe COLORADO l‘N PATRONlZl-NG THESE PLACES CONNECTICUT

MONTROSE (cont) MERIDEN SHOPS RESTAURANTS BEAUTY Vetran St. Ace Tippinvln—35 SERVICE STATIONS NEW HAVEN Sorenson Sinclair Station HOTELS GARAGE S Phillis Wheatley—IO8 Canal Street Gilbert Motor Co. TOURIST HOD/IES Dr. M. F. Allen—65 Dixwell Avenue

PUEBLO Mrs. C. Raone—68 Dixwell Avenue . HOTELS RESTAURANTS Perry—231 S. Victoria St. Monterey—267 Dixwell Ave. Belmonts—156 Dixwell Ave. TOURIST HORIES BEAUTY PARLORS Mrs. T. Promo—918 E. Evans Avenue Mme. Gofie St. C. Forehand—4003 St. Ruby—175 Spruce Harris—I38 Goffe St. Glady’s-624 Orchard Street TRINIDAD Ethel’s-—-152 Dixwell Avenue Harris—734 Orchard St. TOURIST HOL’IES Mrs. C. Brooks—114 W. 3rd St. SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Modern—170 Gofle St. NIGIIT CLUBS Elk’s—204 Goffe St. CONNECTICUT Lillian': Paradise—137 Wallace St. BRIDGEPORT LIQUOR STORES Shiflrins—ZZl Dixwell Ave. HOTELS STORES Y. W. C. A.—Golden Hill St. DRUG Proctor’s-180 Dixwell Ave. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. M. Barrett—~83 Summer St. NEW LONDON GARAGES TOURIST HOMES W a T——-179 William St. Hempstead Cottage— 73 Hempstead St. Mn. E. Whittle—J85 Bank St. HARTFORD STADIFORD HOTELS Parrish Roaming House—26 Walnut St. HOTEL S GLADSTONE—Gay St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. Johnson—2016 Main St. TOURIST HOMES Robert Graham—37 Hanrahan Ave. SHOPS BEAUTY NIGHT CLUBS Main St. Quaility—l762 Sizone——l36 W. Main St. BARBER SHOPS Williams—1978 Main Street WATERBURY HOTELS DRUG STORES Elton Bellevue—Z‘)‘ 6 Bellevue St. TOURIST HOMES LIQUOR STORES Mrs. A. Dunham—208 Bridge St. Harry’s—2574 Main St. Community House—34 Hopkins St. Canton—1736 Main St. DRUG STORES Main St. Ben’s—1988 Rhineharts—47l N. Main St. The Paramount—107 Canton St. McCarthy—Main, Bishop Es? Grove Sta. Bacon—81 Homestead Ave. TAILOR SHOPS TAVERNS Sam’s—149 Sohth Main St. Bancroft’s—Main 59° Elmer Sts. Club Sundown—3 60 Windsor St. WEST HAVEN Franks Tavern—25 7 Windsor St. HOTELS SERVICE STATIONS Dadds—3 5'9 Beach St. Sam's—581 Albany St. (Cor. Irving) SeavieW—392 Beach St. Ware‘s—1950 Main St. TAVERNS Cauls—27’50 Main St. Hoot Owl—374 Beach St. DELAWARE PiLEAISE MENTION THE “GREEN BOOK" WAS H. D , C.

Modern—4006 - 13th St., N. W. DELAWARE Hunt’s—1318 Rhode Island Ave., N.W. Rivers—1021 Monroe St., N.W. DOVER Pasty’s—2026 13th St., N.W. HOTELS Cottage Grove—1531 Vermont Ave., N.W. Dean's—Forrest. St. Terry’s—939 Rhode Island Ave., N.W. Mosely’I—Division St. Bell’s—105 I St., N.W. Weston’s—Division St. Mack’s—1810 7th St., N.W. Cloves—614 S. St., S.W. LAUREL Hammond’8—725 First St., N.W. N.W. RESTAURANTS Boyd’ 5—1744 Swann St., Downtown HousHZl K St., N.W. Joe Randolph’s—W. 6th St'. BARBER SHOPS TAVLRN S Joe Randolph’s—W. 6th St. Holleywood—1940 St. N. W. —910 5th St.9thN W. BEAUTY PARLORS Liberty Harrison’s Cafe—455 NFlorida Ave. N. W. Orchid—W. 6th St. Ofi Beat—1849 - 7th St., N. W. Kenyon—Ga. Avenue & Kenyon St., N. W. TOWNSEND Cap{tel—1224 U St., N. W. HOTELS Chuck’s 1334 V St., N. W. Rodney—Dupont Highway-Rt. 13 RESTAURANTS GARAGES Keys—7th 8: ‘T’ St. N. W. Hood’stupont Hiway Chicken Paradise—1210 U. St., N. W. Earl’8—1218 U St., N. W. WILMINGTON Sugar Bowl—2830 Georgia Ave. N. W. Shrimp Hut—807 Florida Aveneue, N. HOTELS Casbah—lle U St., N. W. Royal—703 French St. Uptown—807 Florida, N. W. Anderson—716 French St. Johnson’s—l909 - 14th St., N. W. Lawson—208 Poplar St. The Hour—1937 - 11th St. N. W. TOURIST HOMES Jackson’ 9—1831 Weltberger St., N. W. Cozy—708 Florida N.W. Tatnall Ave.,: Miss W. A. Brown—1306 St. Brass Rail—1739 7th St., N..W Mrs. E. Till—1008 French St. RESTAURANTS LIQUOR STORES les—7l9 - 11th N. Christian Assn. B1dg.-——10th & Walnut St. Peop St., S 81 W-—l428 - 9th St., N. W. PARLORS BEAUTY Ney’ s— 1013 Penna. N. W. Mrs. M. Anderson-816 French St. Shuster'8—101 H St.,AN” W. BARBER SHOPS Masters—714 K St., N.NW. Burton’s—8th and Walnut St. BARBER SHOPS NIGHT (3LT. BS Florida—1803 Florida Ave., N. W. Spot—7th and 8th on French St. BEAUTY PARLORS SERVICE STATIONS Apex—l4l7 'U’ St. N. W. Essa—8th and 9th on King The Royal—l800 ‘T’ St. N. W. Elite—1806 Florida Ave., N. W. Vanity Box—1515 - 9th St., N. w. Lil’s—1327 - 11th St., N. W. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Green’s - 1825 - 18th St., W. Marie—3114 - 11th St., 1:}. W. WASHINGTON Bandbox—2036 - 18th St., N. W. HOTELS La Sane—541 Florida Ave., N.W. WILLIS HOUSE NIGHT (ILL BS 1428 ‘Q’ STREET, N.W. Republic Gardens—1355 ‘U’ St. N. W. Johnson’s Hotel—1505 . 13th St. N.W. Club Bali—1901 - 14th St., N. W. Whitelaw—l3th & ‘T’ Sts. N. W. Club Caverns—11th & U St., N . W. Jr.——1509 Vermont Ave., N.W. Johnson, STATIONS Dunbar—U St. & 15th St., N. W. SERVICE s—3128 Ga. Ave. N. W. Y. M. C. A.——1816 12th St. N. W. Brown ., Flor1da N W. Y. W. C. A.-—901 Rhode Is. Ave. N. W. Engelberg—l783 Ave., DRUG STORES TOURIST HOMES Doctor’s—112 W. St. Mrs. L. Fowler—1449 ‘0’ St. N. W. Towles—l342 Vermont Ave., N. W. TAILORS Bailey’s—2533 - 13th St., N. W. W. R. Reynolds—1808 Florida Ave., N. W. 631mm, 0!. 9W1. to. 1m. Uuiteal in, waahmqflm,

11 a. m., and 1 to 2 p. m. No tours on THE CAPITOL Saturdays or holidays. A convenient program for seeing the capital is to go first to the Rotunda, THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE then visit the Hall Statuary, the Hall The Federal Bureau of Investigation of Representatives and its rooms, old building is on Constitution and Penn- Senate Chamber and the Senate Cham- sylvania Avenues, 9th and 10th Sts. ber and its rooms. The walls are hung Visitors are conducted through the Bur- with paintings commemorating great eau and its identification division on events in our history. Visitors 9 to 4. tours from 9:30 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Open till 4:30 if Congress is in session Saturdays 9:30 to 12 noon. and until one-half hour after adjourn- MT. VERNON ment during a night session. Is on the Virginia shore of the THE SUPREME COURT Potomac, 16 miles south of Washing- BUILDING tOn. It is open every day of the year Is east of the Capitol. Visiting hours to the public. An admission fee of 25 are 9 to 4-230 Saturday (June 15—Sep— cents is charged. Route to Mt. Vernon: tember 15) 9 to 1. Is via the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway, the river route is by the THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Wilson Steamboat Line leaving the 7th Is on Capitol Hill. The white granite Street Wharves. building covers almost three and a half acres. It was planned on a generous THE NATIONAL scale for it houses one of the largest ZOOLOGICAL PARK libraries in the world, and the collec- Is reached by Connecticut Avenue tions are growing with the years. Hours and cars and buses. The park com- are 9 to 10. Saturdays 9 to 6. Saturdays prises 175 acres of natural park lands in summer 9 to 1. Sundays and holi— adjoining Rock Creek Park. The col- days 2 to 10. lections number about 24-00 specimens of various animal life. The park is THE TREASURY BUILDING open at 7:30, the exhibits at 9. Feeding The of the United States Treasury hours are: Monkeys 9:30 a.m., 3 p.m. Avenue and 15th at Pennsylvania St., Lions and tigers 1:30; Sundays ex- is a building of sandstone and granite. cepted. The cash room is on the first floor. Here the Treasury cashes various war- ALEXANDRIA rants drawn upon it and presented here President Washington’s pew in Christ for payment. Visiting hours 9 to 2. Church, Alexandria is still preserved Saturdays 9 to 12. Of the several func— as it appeared when occupied by the tions of the Treasury, the manufacture Washington family. One may make the and distribution of currency is one‘ visit to Alexandria in connection with which will interest the visitor. This the Mount Vernon trip. The Church is may be seen at the Bureau of Engrav- open on week days, and the curator is ing and Printing, 14th and C Street on the premises from 9 o’clock until 6. are 8:30 to The church is on St. ,- S. .W. Visitors conducted Washington 2‘1 D E PART M E N T O F J U S Tm E

SENATE O FFICE BUI ILDIN 'G GEORGETOWN THE WHITE HOUSE Three miles west from the Capitol is The home of the President is on reached by the Pennsylvania Avenue Avenue at Sixteenth St. cars. The city was founded before Pennsylvania Washington and is the seat of George- This was the first public building town College. erected here. President Washington laid the cornerstone in 1792. President ARLINGTON John Adams was the first to occupy it NATIONAL CEMETERY in 1800. The White House is associated Is in Virginia on the of the heights with all the Presidents, and in the Potomac opposite Washington. Arling- political parlance it means the Presi- ton House. built in 1802 was the home his and acts. In the Civil of George Washington Parke Curtis dent, policies and afterwards of Robert E. Lee. Dur- War it meant President Lincoln. ing the Civil War it was a hospital, Visitors are admitted to the corridor, and the Arlington estate was taken east and East Room. 0n the over by the Government for a national entrance, walls of corridor are of cemetery. The Cemetery is open all day. hung portraits former mistresses of the White House. The building is open from 8 to 4-. The tomb of the Unknown Soldier is across Exhibition cases display examples of the roadway from the Memorial Am- China used by different administrations. phitheatre. You may visit there 10 to 2.

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Sundays and THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL Thursdays, Saturdays, admission is’ free, other days the form of a Greek Temple of holidays In founded in Potomac Park 25 cents. The Gallery was pure white marble, is and endowed William W. Cor- west of the Washington Monument. by to the for the The Union is in the Colon- coran as a gift public, expressed and Ionic fluted columns, perpetual establishment encourage- nade of thirty—six is the ment of fine arts. The central hall one for each State in the Union at casts of ancient and renais- time of Lincoln’s death. The central devoted to The walls are hung hall is 60 feet wide, 70 feet long and sance sculpture. with The gallery may be 60 feet high. In central hall is the paintings. with a catalogue colossal statue of Lincoln by Daniel seen intelligently only be at the en- Chester French. In the south hall is which may purchased 9 to 4:30. inscribed the Gettysburg Address. trance. Hours are by Above symbolical paintings THE SMITHSONIAN The central Julius Guerin. group sym- INSTITUTION AND and The bolizes Freedom Liberty. NATIONAL MUSEUM of Truth bestows freedom upon Angel The three buildings occupied by the slaves. You visit the memorial the may Smithsonian Institution and National from 9 :to 9:30. Museum are situated on the Smithson- of the Mall CORCORAN GALLERY OF ARTS ian grounds—that part bounded B Street N. W., B Street Is on Seventeenth Street, southwest of by and Seventh and Twelfth the State Department. On Tuesdays, 8. W.

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NATIONAL GALLERY Streets. The Institution stimulates and THE ART scientific investigation and OF encourages Madison in various departments of knowl- Is located on the Mall, study Fourth edge. The old Museum building, whose Drive, Constitution Avenue, N. W. It is easily collections now embrace several mil- and Seventh Streets, bus on the routes 30, lion oi specimens, has the largest and reached by any be or 54 which travel over Penn- most valuable groups of animals to 33, 52 Avenue. The late Andrew found in any museum. The new Na- sylvania funds for tional Museum, houses the collection W. Mellon donated this his collection of and laboratories of natural history, building and gave also ethnology and archeology. paintings and sculpture. It pos- geology, from sesses a number of paintings WASHINGTON MONUMENT other sources and has many loans a of white hours The monument is shaft constantly on exhibition. Visiting the ‘ marble, rising from elevation on 10 to 5. Sundays 2 to 5. Mall near the Potomac River. The to OBSERVATORY stairway has 900 steps which lead THE NAVAL of is the top and contains an elevator which On the heights Georgetown carries visitors to the top without conducted by the Bureau of Navigation. charge. The monument is obelisk shape It contains a 26inch telescope. and measures from the floor to its top, THE NATIONAL 555 ft. inches and is the tallest 5%; BOTANICAL GARDENS «41;. work of masonry in the world. The - At the foot of Hill, contains outside masonry is of white marble Capitol from all of the new“ from Maryland and the interior is of the rarest plants parts a from 8 to 5. The De- Gneiss and New England granite and world. Visitors of the Interior is located at g.‘ cost $1,300,000 to build. Visiting hours partment 18th and C Streets. are from 9 to 4— the year round. __-.~.»-VV.

UNION STATION

UNION STATION was‘given by Mr. Andrew Carnegie Accommodates the Pennsylvania and by the twenty—one American na- Railroad, Southern Railroad and other tions including the United States form- railroads from the South coming into ing the Union. The Pan American the Capitol through train tunnels. It is Union is an international organization maintained the a very impressive structure of archi— and office by twenty- There is a tecture, the length being 760 ft. and one American Republics. with a the width 343 ft. The passenger con- typical Latin American Patio, Mrs. course is 760 ft., is the largest in the foundation designed by Harry or world under one roof. An army of Payne Whitney. Passing through main the visitor 50,000 men could stand on its floor. At around the building which is the southern end, an arched doorway comes upon a beautiful setting which leads to the President’s private called the “Aztec Gardens.” There is a heroic size waiting room. figure here in enlarged from the famous “Sad Indian.” The STATE DEPARTMENT most precious of Aztec relics. Hours 9 The State Department is on Pennsyl- to 4. Saturdays 9 to 12:30. vania Avenue—17th St., West of the. White House. You may visit there 10 GOVERNMENT OFFICE to 2, Saturdays 10 .to 12. PRINTING Is at the North Capitol and G PAN AMERICAN UNION Streets. Government publications are The building of the Pan American printed here. It is the largest printing Union, located between B 85C Sts. on office of the world. Visitors are escorted Seventeenth. It is near the Washington from 10 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 2 p. 111. MONUMENT Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. Building is closed to visitors 2 p. m. N This is one of the most beautiful public r). AVENUE T‘ buildings in the world. It was erected PENNSYLVANIA c: street of at a cost of one million dollars which Is the historical Washing- WAb‘HlN “a?

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29 ' ton. Connecting the White House, and FORD’S THEATRE the assassination the Capitol, the avenue is the route 01 In which occurred i8 011 10th the Inaugural procession. There are 0f PFCSident Lincoln, St» 13- is NO- in many monuments and statues on the N0; D: opposite 1191153 .516 . vvh1ch Lincoln died. This house IS now ‘ avenue’ open to the public. The theatre build- .

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FLORIDA LAKELAND TOURIST HOMES . DAYTONA BEACH Mrs. J. Davis—842% N. Florida Ave. " W. lst St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. A. Davis—518 M. Littleton—SZZ S. Campbell St. MIAMI RESTAURANTS HOTELS C. & B.—-566 Campbell St. Mary Elizabeth—642 N. W. 2nd Ave. LIQUOR STORES Dorsey—941 N.W. 2nd Ave. Hank’s—531 S. Campbell St. BEAUTY PARLORS SERVICE STATIONS Progressive—1324 N. W. lst Court Kirkland—Campbell 81 Orange Ave. Elizgabeth—l75 N. W. llth Terrace Charlows—l730 N. W. lst Court N. W. 5th Avenue DELRAY BEACH Minnie’s—l46954 BEAUTY SCHOOLS TAVERNS Sunlight—1011 N. W. 2nd Avenue Manfield—N. W. lst St. TAVERNS Star—3rd Ave. 11: 15th St. N. W. FORT LAUDERDALE LIQUOR HOTELS Cuban—1701N4th8%ORES Avenue Hill—430 N. W. 7th Ave. Ideal—175 N. W. 11th St. Henry’s—379 N. W. 14th St. JACKSONVILLE TAILORS HOTELS Valet—506 N. W. 14th St. Blue Chip—514 Broad St. TAXI CABS Richmond—422 Broad St. Brown’s—N. W. 8th St. a 2nd Ave. TOURIST HOMES Craddock—4Sth & Moncrief ORLANDO Alpine Cottage—7l4 W. Ashley St. HOTELS E.p.H Flipper—739 W. Church St. vWells Bilt—509 W. South St. L. D. Moncrief Rd. Jefierson—1834 PENSACOLA B. Robinson—128 Orange St. C. H. Simmons—434 W. Ashley St. RESTAURANTS E. Salamanca Street NIGHT CLUBS Rhumboogie—509 Two Spot—45th & Moncrief Rd. TAILORS Manuel' 3—624 629 W. Ashley St. Reese—307 E. Wright Street My Club—1015' N. “D" St. New'Way—IOZI N. 9th Ave. BARBER SHOPS DRUG STORES Blue Chip—516 Broad St. Hannah—198 N. Palafax RESTAURANTS LIQUOR STORES Two N. Devillier St. Sunrise—829 Pearl St. Spot—316 Bleoose—1303 Davis St. SEBRING HiSun—715' Davis St. RESTAURANTS DRUG STORES Brown’s—406 Lemon St. Imperial—Broad E? Ashley Sts. Smith 3—613 Ashley St. SOUTH JACKSONVILLE RESTAURANTS LAKE CITY Cool Spot—2619 Kings Avenue TOURIST HOMES ST. AUGUSTINE Mrs. M. ' 730 E. Leon St. McCoy HOMES Rivers—931 Street TOURIST Taylor F. H. Kelley—83 Bridge St. RESTAURANTS H. G. Tye yApts.—l32 gCentral Avenue Bill Rivers—931 Taylor St. BARBER SHOPS TAMPA George’s—302 E. Railroad St. HOTELS Central—1028 Central Avenue BEAUTY PARLORS Dallas—829 Zack St. Ruby’s—205 N. Dundee St. Rogers SERVICE STATIONS Pyramid—722 LaSalle St. Farmenis—300 E. Washington St. REYSTAURANTS GARAGES Bruce’s—813 Scott St. Chicken’s—E. Railroad St. Evening In Paris—1262 Scott St.

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TAMPA BEAUTY PARLORS (c0nt.) Auburn AvenUe TAVERNS Pom—250% Camolene—859l/2 Hunter St. Little Savoy—~Central E9” Scott Peach—1002 I 6th Ave. BARBER SHOPS Pete’s Place——-1302 Mano St. Artistic—SS Decatur Manuel’s Place—1608 N; Blvd. Gate City—240 Auburn Ave.. N. W. Brittwood——1320 Main St. Silver Moon—202 Auburn Ave. Paradise—0.01 Robert St. NIGHT CLUBS Atomic—3813 v 29th St. Henry—Auburn Ave. & Hillard St. TAILORS TheryTop Hat—Auburn Ave. N. E. El Encant0w1818 r 15th St. Posnciana—MS Auburn Avenue Brooks—1218 Nebraska Ave. SERVICE STATIONS Alvarez'i—931 E. B'way Harden’e—848 Hunter Ave. Cor. Belle DRUG STORES Hall's 215 Auburn Ave., N. E. Roy31—1615 r 22nd St. GARAGES Wells— K" 89’ Nebraska Ave. South Side—539 Fraser St., N. E. LIQUOR STORES TAXI CABS Reo FranklinmCor. Lafayette Tucker’s-—205 Fletcher St. Tampa St Liquor Store Southside NIGHT CLUBS Lincoln—«199 Houston St. Jamaica—1102 Mano St. TAILO‘RS GARAGES S. B. Sims—233 Jackson St. N.W. Ca1v1‘ns—1408 Orange St. Spic 5'9” Span—907 Hunter St. N.W. AUGUSTA HOTELS GEORGIA Crimm'e—725 9th St. Harlem—1145 9th St. ADRIAN TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOME Mrs. M. Beaseley—MIZ Twigs St. WAYSIDE COTTAGE LIQUOR STO'RES U.S. Rt. 80 (Bet. Swansboro Bollinger' 3—1114 Gwennett St. & Dublin) BRUNS\VICK HOMES ALBANY TOURIST The Palms—4309 Glouster St. TOURIST HOMES Melody Tourist Inn—1505 G. St. Mn. A. J. Ross—514 Mercer St. Mrs. L. Davis—313 South St. RESTAURANTS Gloucester St. Mrs. C. Washington—228 S. Jackson St. Kozy—ISOS Green Lantern—1615 Albany St. ATLANTA BARBER SHOPS HOTELS Battle’s—1304 Gloucester St. Hotel Royal—214 Auburn Ave., N. E. Veteran’s—Albany St. Mack—548 Bedford Place, N. E. BEAUTY PARLORS Savoy—239 Auburn Ave. NE. Ethel’s—ISOI London St. Shaw—~—245 Auburn Ave. N.E. Ave. N.E. GARAGES McKay—Auburn Gould’s—1608 New Castle St. Y. M. C. A.—22 Butler St.

' Metropolitan TAVERNS Duncan—1100 Cloucester St. TOURIST HOME TAXI CABS Connally—125 Walnut St., S.W. rpyh—Phone 795 or 9101 Green Cab—1305 Gloucester St. RESTAURANTS Suttons—312 Auburn Ave. N. E. COLUMBUS Dew Drop Inn—ll Ashby St. N. E. HOTELS Joe's Cofl'ee Bar—200 Auburn Ave. Lorne—724 5th Ave. Paschal Bros.—837 Hunter St. N .W. Y. M. C. A.—SZl 9th St. RESTAURANTS TAVERNS Cafe—519 8th St. Yeah Man—256 Auburn Ave. N. E. Economy Sportmane Smoke Shop—Z42Auburn N. E. BEAUTY PARLORS Butler’s—1868 Simpson R0 (1 Ann's—832 4th Ave. 1 .32 GA., IDAHO I‘N PATRONIZIN‘G TI'I‘ESE PLI-VCES ILLINOIS _——__—_.—————_-———__-'—— L- COLUMBUS (cont.) SAVANNAH BARBER SHOPS RESTAURANTS Sherrell’s—First Avenue Dreamland—43rd 8: Hopkins St. NIGHT CLUBS BEAUTY PARLORS Golden Rest—1026 7th Ave. Rose—348 Price St. GARAGES SERVICE STATIONS Seventh Avenue—816 7th Ave. Gibson's—442 West Broad St. DRUG STORES DOUGLAS Moores'—3 7th a Florence HOTELS TRAILER PARK Economy—Cherry St. Cocoanut Grove—MrsJ. Cox TOURIST HOMES Lawson’s—Pearl St. STATESBORO TOURIST HOMES RESTAURANTS Thomas’—-—Pearl St. DEBBIE’S BARBER SHOPS 210 ROUNDTREE EXT. Tucker & Mathis—Cherry St. On U.S. Routes 80 ' 2’5 r 301 BEAUTY PARLORS One Block from Colored School Rosella’s—Gaskin St. Home Cooked Meals r Hot Showers SERVICE STATIONS Lonnie A. Pope—Peterson St. Miss Debbie Cowart Statesboro, Ga. GARAGES McNairs—Ross St. \VAY CROSS TAVERNS HOTELS Sport Harold’s—Coffee St. Cooper—Oak St. ROAD HOUSES TOURIST HOMES Violet Tyson—Cherry St. Mrs. K. G. Scarlett—843 Reynolds Smith's—State St. DUBLIN RESTAURANTS Paradise—Oak St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. M. Burden—508 McCall St. BARBER SHOPS Mrs. R. Hunter—504 S. Jefferson Johnson’s—Oak St. Mrs. M. Kean—405 S. Jefierson SERVICE STATIONS Union Cab—State St. EASTMAN TOURIST HOMES J. P. Cooper—2H College St. IDAHO BOISE MACON HOTELS Main St. HOTELS California—“10% Douglas—361 Broadway TOURIST HOMES Richmond—3 19 Broadway Mrs. S. Lovebll64 River St. Mission—1159 River St. TOURIST HOlI'IES Open Door Mrs. E. C. Moore—122 Spring St. RE STA URANTS Brs. F. W. Henndon—l39 lst Ave. Union Pacific Greyhound Depot—9th and RESTAURANTS Bannock Sts. Mables—Main Street POCATELLO Red Front—417 Wall St. HOMES Jean’s—429 Cotton Avenue TOURIST A M. E. Parsnage—625 E. St. West Side—961 Dempsey Ave. Fremont Tourist Park—E. Fremont St. BEA UTY PARLORS Marquiata—SS4 New Street La Bonita—455 Cotton Avenue Lula Life-—425 E. 2nd Street ILLINOIS TAILOR S CHICAGO Huschel—264 Broadway HOTEL Community—550 - 3rd Avenue MANOR HOUSE SERVICE STATIONS Anderson’s—Pursley at Pond Street 4635 SOUTH PARKWAY

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CHICAGO (cont.) HOTELS Ritz Hotel—409 East Oakwood Blvd. Hotel Como—5204-6 South Parkway Green Gables—Z920 S. Lake Park Ave. Du Sable—764 Oakwood Blvd. Evans Hotel—733 East 6lst St. Pershing Hotel—6400 Cottage Grove Ave. Southway Hotel—6014‘South Parkway Spencer Hotel—300 E. Garfield Blvd. Grand Hotel—$044 South Parkway Y. M. C. A.—3763 Wabash Ave. 588—4142 South Parkway Y. W. C. A.——4559 South Parkway Monarch Hotel—4530 Prairie Ave. Albion Hotel—4009 Lake Park Ave. Prairie Hotel—2836 Prairie Ave. MR. RESTAURANT DWNER Eberhart Hotel—6050 Eberhart Ave. The Don Hotel—3337 Michigan Ave. now patron is Harlem Hotel—5020 S. Michigan Ave. Right your proSpective Book Manor Hotel—4637 8. Parkway looking in The Green South Central—520 E. 47th St. Are you making it easy for him to TOURIST HOMES find you? Day’s—3616 South Parkway Bank—“2 E. 44th St. Mabel You can do so at a very low cost? Poro College—4415 S. Parkway RESTAURANTS Write to Morria’——4IO E. 47th St. Wrights—3753 S. Wabash Ave. VICTOR H. GREEN 8 ED. A & J—IOS E. Slst St. Pitta—812 E. 39th St. BUD West 135th Street Palm Gardens—720 E. Oakwood Blvd. 400 Club—715 E. 63rd St. New York 30, N. Y. Pioneer—-S33 E. 43rd St. Pershing—755 East 64th Street CENTRALIA BEAUTY PARLORS TOURIST HOMES Grove Ave. Matties’—4212 Cottage Mrs. Claybourne—303 N. Pine St. BARBER SHOPS BEAUTY SHOPS Bank’s—209 E. 39th St. M. Coleman—503 N. Poplar St. BARBER SHOPS TAVERNS P. Coleman—503 N. Poplar St. The Palm—466 E. 47th St. SERVICE STATIONS El Casino—823 E. 39th St. Langenfield—IZO N. Poular St. Key HOIP3965 S. Parkway DANVILLE NIGHT CLUBS Boulevard Lounge—404 E. Slst St. HOTELS 820 Club—820 E. 39th St. Just A Mere Hotel—218 E. North St. Show Boat—6109 S. Parkway EAST ST. LOUIS STATIONS SERVICE TOURIST HOMES W. Grand Ave. Parkway—340 P. B. Reeves—1803 Bond Ave. & S. Standard—Garfield Parkway W. E. Officer—2200 Missouri Ave. American Giants—S900 S. Wabash Ave. NIGHT CLUBS Roosevelt—4600 S. Wabash Ave. Cotton Club—1236 Mississippi Ave. GARAGES PEORIA Zephyr—4535 S. Cottage Grove Ave. TOURIST HOMES AUTOMOTIVE Clara Gibbons—923 Monson St. Charles Baron—3840 Michigan Ave. BEAUTY PARLORS DRUG STORES S. Thompson—809 Sanford Street Partee—4308 S. Parkway BARBER SHOPS Thompson—545 E. 47th St. Stone’s—323 N. Adams St. LIQUOR STORES NIGHT CLUBS Sam's—2255 W. Madison St. Bris Collins—405 N. Washington St. ILLINOIS IN PATRONIZIING THESE PLACES INDIANA

SPARTA DRUG STORES Haley's—1600 B’way HOTELS BEAUTY PARLORS Midtown Hotel E? Country Club Prosperity—1705 B’way SPRINGFIELD DRY CLEANING HOTEL Bufkin—Z 472 B’way DUDLEY HOTEL New Way—17 Jefferson St. Prosperity—1705 B’way 130 SOUTH 11th ST. TOURIST HOMES FRENCH LICK Mrs. M. Rollins—844 S. College St. HOTELS Mrs. B. Mosby—1614 E. Jackson St. Thurman—222 Indianna Ave. Mrs. G. Bell—625 N. 2nd St. Mrs. E. Brooks—705 N. 2nd St. INDIANAPOLIS Dr. Ware—1520 E. Washington St. HOTELS DRUG STORES C. A.—450 N. Senate Ave. Ideal Drug Store—801 E. Washington St. Y. W. C. A.—-653 N. West St. Marquis-—1523 N. Capitol Avenue OTTAWA Hawqaii-—406 Indiana Ave. TOURIST HOMES Zanzibar—420 N. Sinate Ave. Mrs. G. Danile—6058.3rd Ave. Harbour—617019 N. Ill. St. ROCKFORD RESTAURANTS Indiana HOTELS Lasley’s—SlO Ave. Ave. Briggs—429 S. Court St. Broaden’3—1645 N. Western Parkview—321 N. California Ave. TOURIST HOIMES Stormy Weather—319 Indiana Ave. Gorum—301 Steward Ave. Mrs. C. Log Cabin—524 Indiana Ave. Ave. Westbrook—630 Lexington 16th St. Barbque—1414 E. 16th St. S. St. Mrs. Brown—927 Winnebago DeLuxe Diner—805' Blake St. Taylors—427 W. Mich. St. H. y“ Sandwich Shop—1427 N. West St. Westmorland—l309 E.15th St. INDIANA Blue Eagle—648 Indiana Ave. ' ANDERSON Marylangd—HO W. Maryland Ave. TAVERNS Courtesy F1217 Senate St. Terrance Cafe—I411 Madison Ave. Perkins——793 Indiana Ave. Proff s—2707 Northwestern Ave. ELKHART PARLORS TOURIST HOMES BEAUTY hens 8: Childs—527 Indiana Ave. Miss E. Betta—336 St. Joe St. Step Beauty Box—2704 Clifton St. EVANSVILLE Dancyy’s—436 N. California Ave. St. TOURIST HOLMES Smith’s—446 Douglas nors—2457 Northwestern Sun Mrs. B. Bell—672 Lincoln Ave. Mig Home Parlor—2704 Clifton St. Mrs. Lauderdale—309 Locust St. Beauty orette—2201 Martendale Ave. Miss F. Snow—719 Oak St. Ma] —1212 N. Missouri St. Community Ass'n—620 Cherry St. Bronze Lady Fannie Bowles——418 W. 28th St. FORT WAYNE TAVERNS RESTAURANTS Mayes Cafe—503 Indiana Ritz—Sinate 8: Indiana Leo Manuals’—1329 Lafayette St. Sunset—875 Indiana Stewart’ 9—621 E. Brackenridge St. C.—S44 W. St. Martin & Rankin—1329 S. Lafayette St. Maryland Midway—736 Indiana TOURIST BODIES Panama—306 Indiana Mrs. Ben Talbot— 456 E. Douglas Dick Shaws-—451 Indiana Ave. N. BARBER SHOPS Southway—l702 Keystone William’s—l l 16 Eliza SERVICE' STATIONS Harris—458 West 16th St. BEAUTY PARLORS Al’s Auto Laundry—Mich. 89’ Blake Sts. Service—840 Lewis St. (1 ARAGES GARY 25th Street Garage——560 W. 25th St. HOTELS DRUG STORES States’—l700 Washington St. Ethical—642 Indiana Hayes—2 167 Broadway Maxey's—let Es’ Blvd.

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INDIANAPOLIS (cont.) MUNCIE TAILORS HOTELS Neighborhood—1642 Northwestern Ave. Y. M. C. A.-—900 S. Madison Lee’s—401 W. 29th St. Martin—1831 N. Arsenale Ave. NAPTOWN Wicklifl—94l Delaware St. HOTELS Meyer 0. Jacobs—212014 E. 16th St. Zanzibar Cornell—1116 N. Capitol SOUTH BEND Expert—125 W. let Leon—235' Mass. Ave. RESTAURANTS Smokes—432 S. Chapin St. LIQUO'R STO'RES Anna Bell's—956 N. W. St. TERRE HAUTE 25th St. Park Package—1320 E. HOTELS 799 Liq. Store—799 Indiana Ave. Booker—33% No. 3rd St. Little Chum—1422 N. Capitol Ave. Avenue Liquor—402. Indiana Ave. WEST BADEN SPRINGS York St. Jimmy’s—Cor. Blackford 59’ New HOTELS Steve’s—747 W. New York St. Waddy Carl’s—2817 Cliflton NIGHT CLUBS EVANSVILLE Savoy—~25th E9” Martendale TOURIST HOMES Blue Bird Inn—502 Agnes St. Z. Knight—410 S. E. 9th St. Blue Eagle Inn—648 Indiana Ave. TAVERNS Sunset—875* Indiana Ave. ' IOWA Ranell‘s Casa De Amor Cafe——952 N. W. St. CEDAR RAPIDS Cafe— Broaden’s Victory HOMES 1645 N. Western Ave. TOURIST Mrs. W. H. Lavelle—SIZ 9th Ave. E. Beat—1005 Indiana Ave. Down Brown’s—818 9th Ave. S. E. TAXI CABS Rite Way DES MOINES JEFFERSONVILLE HOTELS St. HOMES Y. W. C. A.__SlZ-9th TOURIST La Marguerita—l425 Center Street Charles Thomas—607 Missouri AVe. Leonard Redd—711 Missouri Ave. RESTAURANTS Sampson—1246 E. 17th St. MARION Cunningham’s—1602 E. University RESTAURANT Ida Bell’s-783 11th St. MARSHALL’S REST. & TAVN. Corinne’s—MSO Walker Street Bryson's—lllS Center Street 416 EAST 4th ST. Gertrudes'-—l308 Keo Way TOURIST HO‘MiElS Peck's—-ll80 - 13th Street Street Mrs. Violet Rhinehardt—425 W. 10th St. Community—1202 Center Mrs. Albert Ward—324 W. 14th St. Ida Bell's—783 Eleventh Buzz Inn—1000 Center Street DRIVE INNS Erma & Carrie’s—1008 Center Street CUSTER’S LAST STAND William’s—1200 East 16th St. STATE'VROAD AT BY PASS Welcome Inn—1715 Walker St. SERVICE STATION BEAUTY PARLORS SERVICE Vo—Pon—1656 Walker St. DAVE’S SHELL Berlin—1206 Center St. 2nd ST. and BY PASS Polly’s—-l$44 Walker St. Evalon—762 W. 9th St. KOKOMO Bernice's—9ll W. 16th St.

TOURIST HOMES _ Murlians—933 16th St. Mrs. C. W. Winburn—IOIS Kennedy St. Miniature—1143 Enis Mrs. Charles Hardinson—812 Kennedy St. Louie’s—1204 Center Street Mrs. S. D. Hughes—104$ N. Kennedy St. Ruth’s—905' Laurel St. TAVER'NS LAFAYETTE Herb’s—IOOZ Center St. TAVERNS Pekin Cafe—1702 Hartford St. SERVICE .rSTATIONS Eagle—2246 Hubble Blvd. MICHIGAN CITY Mumford’s—4th & Euclid Avenue TOURIST HOMES GARAGES 4th St. Allen’s—210 E.2nd St. 4th Street—417 IOWA IN PATRONIZI'NG THESE PLACES KANSAS

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TAILORS V National—808 - 12th Street FORT SCOTT

- Clean Craft—I300 6th Avenue HOTELS ' DRUG STORES Hall’s—223V: E. Wall St. Adams—E. 5th & Locust St. TOURIST HOMES Peter Thomasun—ll4 S. Ransom St. DUBUQUE TOURIST HOMES HIAWATHA Mrs. P. Martin—712 University Ave. TOURIST HOMES Ave. Mrs. Edwin Weaver—795 Roberts Mrs. Mary Sanders—1014 Shawnee OTTUMWA HUTCHINSON TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES Mrs. J. Rose—802 N. Fellows Mrs. C. Lewis—400 W. Sherman William Bailey—526 Center Ave. J. H. Hewitt—512 Grant JUNCTION CITY Harry Owens—814 W. Pershing HOTELS E. llth St. SIOUX CITY Bridgeforth—3ll HOMES - RESTAURANTS TOURIST B. Jones—229 E. 14th St . Prince Henry—704 W. 7th St. Mrs. BEAUTY PARLORS LARNED Fannie Mae’s—520% W. 7th St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. C. M. Madison—828 W. 12th St. WATERLOO Mrs. Mose Madison—518 W. 10th St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. John Caro—E. 16th St. & Johnson Av. B. F. Tredwell—928 Beach St. Mrs. RESTAURANTS Mrs. Summer St. Spencer—220 Carrie’s Bar-B-Q—218 E. 4th St. Mrs. E. Lee—745 Vinton St. BEAUTY PARLORS C. Jones—1423 Carroll St. KANSAS ' LAURENCE ATCHISON HOTELS TOURIST HOMES Snowden’s—l933 Tennessee St. Mrs. Geneva Miles—924 N. 9th St. LEAVENWORTH NIGHT CLUBS Mrs. M. McDonald—10th 8: Spruce TOURIST HOMES Mrs. J. Hamilton—720 N. 3rd St. DRUG STORES Mrs. W. Shelton—216 Poplar St. Henderson—7th & Division St. KANSAS CITY BETHEL BARBER SHOPS CLUB COUNTRY Dabb’s—lOth and Oakland Penrod—R. F. D. l BEAUTY PARLORS BOGUE Sander’s—1813 N. 5th St. TOURIST HOMES RESTAURANTS U. S. 24 Tourist Court—Juntion Rt. Keystone Club—4th & Freemen Duck Inn—5th & State Street COFFEYVILLE Virgil's Place-—l622 Gray Road TOURIST HOMES ROAD HOUSES Tourist Home—618 E. 5th St. De Moss—44th and Sorta Road, Rt. 3 NIGHT CLUBS CONC-ORDIA Flamingo—1916 N. 5th St. TOURIST HOMES Congo—1932 - 5th St. Mrs. B. Johnson—102 E. 2nd St. GARAGES Mrs. Glen McVey—328 East St. Economy—1935 N. 5th St. Arthur’s—2414 N. 5th St. EMPORIA STORES DRUG . . TOURIST HOMES Whitney’s—5th & Virginia Elliott’s—816 Congress St. CundiH—Sth 8r Quindarf 37. KANSAS PLEASE MENTION THE “GREEN BOO-K" KENTUCKY

MANHATTAN HOPKINSVILLE TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES Mrs. E. Dawson—1010 Yuma St. L. McNary—IU Liberty 58.. Mrs. H. Jackson—830 Yuma St. J. C. Hopkins—128 Liberty St. Mrs. Elveta Davis—901 B. Hayes St. OTTAWA HOMES LANCASTER TOURIST TOURIST HOMES W. White—821 Mrs. R. Cypress Burn’s—Bulm-d St. PARSONS Hord’k—Bulord St. TOURIST HOMES RESTAURANTS Mrs. F. Williams—2216 Grand Ave. Plum’s—Buford St. BARBER SHOPS TOPEKA Hyatt’s—Buford St. HOTELS BEAUTY PARLORS Dunbar—400 Quincy St. Hilltop—Buford St. TOURIST HOMES GARAGES Mrs. E. Slaughter—1407 Monroe Warren 8: Francis—N. Campbell St. RESTAURANTS Jenkins—112 East 4th St. LEXINGTON Blue Heaven—301 E. 1st St. NIGHT CLUBS Joe Andy’3—1000 Washington St. Club Douglas—183 Dewees St. BARBER SHOPS Lytle’s—107 E. 4th St. LINCOLN RIDGE Power’s—402 Quincy Street TOURIST HOMES BEAUTY PARLORS Lincoln Institute Newton’s—.1316 Van Buren St. Avalla’s—l800 Van Buren St. LOUISVILLE TAVERNS HOTELS Macks’—400 Quincy Allen—2516 W. Madison St. Power's Cafe—116cy.ES4th St. Y. W. C. AH—SZSS 6th St. Y.M. C.A.—920 W. Chestnut St. SERVICE STATIONS Powers—401 Quincy St. TOURIST HOMES Brown's—1121 W. Chestnut St. GARAGES Hatton’.s—726 E. 10th St. RESTAURANTS Brown Derby—563 So. 10th St. WICHITA Betty's Grill—5' 47 ‘SO.’ 9th St. Dean’s——‘il4 So. 6th St. HOTELS Sara’s—1617 W; St. N. Main Jefferson Oklahoma House—517% Miller’s—630 W. Walnut St. BEAUTY PARLORS Sally’s—1104 W. Walnut St. Veluntex ’5 32 Wabash Ave. Paddock—617 So. 24th St. RESTAURANTS Chen's—820 W. Walnut St. Oklahoma Cafe—517 N. Main St. Hasey‘s—28th E? Chestnut Sts. Eatmore—964 S. 12th St. DRUG STORES S. 13th St. s—l 41 Jones—525 Iackson 1N.Hydrauh'c Harry’s—28th & Chestnut Sts. California—1604 Gallagher St. Club Hollywood—813 8S. 6th St. Pedra 5—619 Walnut St. KENTUCKY Kelman’s—1832 Magazine St. BOWLING GREEN BEAUTY PARLORS HOTELS Scotty’s—442 So. 21st St. 31-W. Southern Queen—State St., Hiway Bellonia—l625 Callasher St. Elizabeth's—962 S. 12th St. ELIZABETHTOWN Jones—409 S. 18th St. TOURIST HOMES Beauty Box—922 W. Walnut St. A. Johnson—Valley Creek Road Rose’3—1813 W. Walnut St. Mrs. B. Tyler—Mile Stt. Willie’s-639 S. 10th St. M. E. Wintersmith—S. Dixie Ave. Loy-Lee Laadies—529 S. 12th St. Va’s—Sl'i S. 10th St.

HAZARD BARBER SHOPS - TOURIST HOMES Hunter’s—1501 W. Chestnut St. Mrs. J. Razor—436 E. Main St. Miller’s—818 W. Walnut St. 33 KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE (cont) LAFAYETTE TOURIST HOMES TAVERNS St. Herman—1601 W. Walnut St. Bourges—416 Washington Miler—302 St. Dave’s—lSth 8: Magazine Mrs. A. Johns Shiek’s—thh and Zane St. LAKE CHARLES NIGHT CLUBS W. Walnut St. TOURIST HOMES Top'Hat—IZIO Boulevard ‘ Combre’s Place—601 ROAD HOUSES 1 Ake’s Place—Harrod’s Creek MANSFIELD LIQUOR STORES HOLES 8: Walnut St. TOURIST Palace—12th S. St. 1 & Walnut st. A.'Wnlson—N. Jpfierson 1 Lyons—16th W. Srmpkms—Jenkxns St. 1 GARAGES E d '—2420 Ced St. 1 thee .Wolf—ISOOarGarland Ave. HOTELLSONROE St. SERPfiEgflAfiogfiu. St. Taurner’Is-é—IIOIISIéDesiardS -: DRUG STORES R. H. Burns—700 Adams Camera—18th 5“ Broadway L, B. Hortons—Congo St. TAXI CABS Lincoln—705 W. Walnut NIORGAN CITY Dependable—1835 W. Walnut St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. L. Williams— 719 Federal Ave. PARIS Mrs. V. Williams—208 Union St. TOURIST HOMES Jeff Bishop—Lilleston St. MINDEN RESTAURANTS RESTAURANTS &’ Maiden Lane Webster’s—l 12 W. 8th St. Jones—Cor. Abney BARBER SHOPS , Webster—l 10 W. 8th St. BEA U I I PfigEESO . BEAUTY PARLORS Shrrley—lOl Robertson Ave. Robinson—Lilleston St. NEW ORLEANS 1 HOUSE LOUISIANA HTHELHSARRIS 1383 ST. BERNARD AVE. f BATON ROUGE RITZ HOTEL HOTELS CREOLE Ever-Ready I325 Government St. 1314 VARONDELET ST. HOMES Hotel Foster—2926 LaSalle St. TOURIST S. St. T. Harrison—1236 Louisiana Ave. Ivttm'sonész—ESO'gi/aowe—1 3 31“ gampart‘- RESTAURANTS North Side—1518 La Harp: St. Ideal Cafeteria—1501 E. Blvd. TAVERNS Ciladstonez—ZgHSS llgryades gt.t' Waldo’s—864 s. 13th St. 1232217038 'Dafiéi‘pi'éa St. BEAUTY PARLORS Riley—7S9 S. Rampart Carrie s—5'61 S. 13th St. St. fialaceE—18347gnnsettiew oxy— . ampart St. BARBER SHOPS Leaf—1209 Saratoga St. Government St. Golden. , , Malacher's—l310 Caldoma Inn—St. Claude 8’ St. Phllllp NIGHT CLUBS Paradise—220 Boatnes St. TOURIST HOMES SERVICE STATIONS 11:14”. FhLivaUdgisé-glgs4k JaCkzon Esso—No. 1—1150 South St. ° Horatio’s ' 8“" 1103;111:1331?- Mrsj'K1;‘°y§§26. Horatio’s Esso No. 3—1607 Gov’t St. Mrs. Edgar Major—2739 Jackson Ave. , RESTAURANTS . READLHPUSSESp“'— ourse t'. St.

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92nd Club—2H9 Urleans St. Lloyd’s—1229 Reynolds St.‘ & St. Hayes Chicken Shack—La. Saratoga TOURIST HOM . Beck’s—1520 N. Claiborne Ave. M 1950ESHotchkiss Playhouse—2441 London Ave. Mrs. i JWnbslT—Ll 245 Portia’s—2426 Louisiana Ave. Reynolds. Mrs.rs. W ’ 1:13lder—l920 Hotchkiss Jungle Inn—7301 St. Claude Ave. Gumbo House—1936 La. Ave. RESTAURANTS Grand Terrace—Pierre 59’ Loundelf St. Wilson’s—840 Williamson 5t. St. Jones Fountain—Cor. Abney 59’ Maiden Lane Saphroma's—SIS Lawerence Grand Terrace—Pierre & Looney St. BARBER SHOPS ‘ ‘

, Lopez’s—447 S. Rampart St. ' “— CfiBllledO YWOO 4240 H O 11YWOO d AVC‘ ' :3 BEAUTY PARLORS TAVERNS Bessie’s—l84l St. Ann St. ‘ Thompson’s—3429 Dryades St. New Tuxedo-611 East 70th St. Goldie’s——238 Baker St. Ola’s--1320 St. Bernard Ave. l‘ BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS SERVICE STATIONS Ross’—9OI Pierre St. Pom—2217 Dryades St. ’— Neola. Academy—605 Rampart St. Pat’s—~Milan 89’ Lawrence Sts. ‘ William's-Milan & Ross-Milan & Pierre A 2 if TAVERNS ' ’A Astoria—235 S. Rampart St. TAILORS & S. Claiborne Ave. Jones—1837 Looney St. Monte’s—Jackson 1 Club Crystal—1601 Dumaine Way—2415 Milam St. Le Rendez-vous-7 Mille Post Gentitly H’way Sprague St.~—~1459 Murphy St. Di Leo’s—Ursuline & N. Robertson DRUG STORES Horseshoe—Thalia and S. Rampart St. Peoples—912 Pierre St. Robin Hood—2059 Jackson Ave. New Avenue—1062 Texans Ave. Caldonia Inn—St. Phillips 8: Claude Ave. Sprague St.—-1206 Sprague St. NIGHT CLUBS MAINE Dew Drop Inn—2836 La Salle St. Shadowland—l921 Washington Ave. BANGOR Graystone—IQOO Eagle St. TOURIST HOMES HivHat—N. Villere at St. Ann Mr. E. Dymond—339 Hancock Street 5? Desire—2604 Desire St. Jungle Inn—7301 St. Charles Ave. GARDNIER Dileo-—-Ursuline Es” N. Robertson Sts. TOURIST HOMES Caldonia Inn—St. Claude 69’ St. Phillip Sts. Pond View—Pleasant Pond Road SERVICE STATIONS OLD ORCHARD_ Board—2900 Claiborne Ave. Bill TOURIST HOMES . h; S. Broad St. Ross—USO Mrs. Rose Cumming’s—llo Portland Ave. I h: TAXI CABS Ed's-31? S. Rampart St. PORTLAND Haney Dripper—t’hone B—y307l HOTELS V-8 Cab Line—Felicity & Howard Sts. The Thomas House—28 ‘A' St. Logan—2730 Felicity St.

DRUG STORES L. Aprill—LaSalle & Washington M TAVERNS MARYLAND Martin’s—1341 St. Anthony St. ANNAPOLIS Autocrat—1609 LaHarpe St. HOTELS NEW IBERIA Wright’s—26 Calvert St. HOMES NIGHT CLUBS 7 TOURIST St. M. Robertson—116 Hopkins St. Washington—61 Washington N. E. Cooper—913 Providence St. BALTIMORE OPELCUSAS HOTELS . E" Madison Ave. "9 TOURIST HOMES York—1200 ‘ B. Giron—S. Lombard St. New Albert—1224 Penna Ave. Smith’s—Druid Hill Ave. 8: Paca St. SCOTLANDVILLE Majestic—I602 McCulloh St. Y. W. C. A.—l916 Madison Ave. E: SERVICE STATIONS : Druid Hill Ave. Horatio’s Esso No. 2—Hi’way 61 Y. M. C. A.—-l600 MASSACHUSETTS ltN PATRONlZlNlG THESE PLACES MARYLAN D. .,

BALTIMORE (cont.) SPARROWS POINT TOURIST HOMES TAILORS Harlem—10th and I St. Mrs. E. Watsons—340 Blum St. RESTAITRANTS RESTAURANTS and H St. Garden’s—153.5 Druid Hill Ave. Jack’s—9th Spot Bar-B-Q—1530 Penna Ave. TURNERS STATION Cl'Ub Barbeque—lSl9 Penna. Ave. NIGHT CLUBS

BEAUTY PARLORS . Adam’s M. King—1510 Penna Ave. Scott’s—1526 Penna Ave. DRUG STORES Balnew’s—lOl Sollers Pt. Road Young’s—613 W. Lafayette Ave. La Blanche—1531 Penna. Ave. UPPER MARLBORO BARBER SHOPS HOTELS Penna A ve. Nottingham—1619 Midway TAVERNS TOURIST HOMES Hill Sugar Hill—2361 Druid Ave. Wm. Eaton—Leland Rd. & Cainds H'way Velma—Cor. Penn 8: Baker St. Wagon Wheel—1638 Penna Ave. The Alhambra—1520 Penna Ave. Dreamland—1007 Penna Ave. MASSACHUSETTS Gamby’s—ISO4 Penna. Ave. ATTLEBORO Frolic—I401 Penna. Ave. TOURIST HOMES NIGHT CLUBS J. R. Brooks Jr.—54 James St. Little Comedy—I414 Penn Ave. Ubangi—2213 Penna Ave. BOSTON Wonderland—2043—Penna HOTELS Casino—1517 Penna Ave. Mothers Lunch—S 10 Columbus Av. 20th Century—2| W. Oliver Lucille—52 Rutland Sq. LIQUOR STORES Harrett Tubman—25 Holyoke St. D & D—890, Linden Ave. TOURIST HOMES Berman's—-—l439 Penna Ave. Mrs. Williams—555 Columbus Ave. Fine's—l8l7 Penna Ave. Julia Walters-912 Tremont Hackerman’s— l 7.3 3 Penna Holeman—ZIZ W. Springfield St.

' SERVICE STATIONS M. Johnson—616 Columbus Ave. Esso—Presstman &‘ Fremont Mrs. E. A. Taylor—192 W. Springfield St. Guest House—193 Humbolt St.

_ ‘GARAGES House—1’53 Worcester Service—14157 Etting St. Randolph St. RESTAURANTS BUENA VISTA Lonie Lee’s—536 Columbus Ave. RESTAURANTS Slades—958 Tremont St. Southern—505 Mass. Ave. Eddie Bells—Defense Highway Charlie’s—429 Columbus Ave. Mass. Ave. FREDERICK Green Candle—395 Sunnyside—411 Columbus Ave. TOURIST HOMES Western—415 Mass. Ave. Mrs. J. Makel—ll9 E. 5th St. Estelles—888 Tremont St Mrs. W. W. Roberts—316 W. South Williams—141 Humboldt St. RESTAURANTS Creole Gumbo—#55 Tremont St. Crescent—l6 W. All Saint St. BEAUTY PARLORS Geneva's—808 'Iremont St. HAGERSTOWN Mme. F. S. Blake—363 Mass. Ave. TOURIST HOMES E. L. Crosby—ll Greenwich Park Harmon—226 N. Jonat an St. Mme. Enslow's—-—977 Tremont St. Hammond St. RESTAURANTS W. Milliams—62 W. Canton St. Ship Tea Room—«329 N. Jonathan St. Victory—46 E. West—609 Columbus Ave. Ruth Evans—563 Columbus Ave. HAVRE DE GRACE Rubinetta—96l Tremont St. HOTELS Beauty Box—781C Tremont St. Johnson’s—415 S. Stokes St. Lucile’s—226 W. Springfield St. Constance—414 Mass. Ave. PRINCESS ANNE Easter’s—4169A Springfield St. RESTAURANTS Arizona—563 Columbus Ave. Victory—137 Broad St. Washington—985 Tremont PLEASE THE “GREEN BOO-K" MASSACHUSETTS MENTION ’

Mme. Lovett—68 Humboldt St. BOSTON l (cont.) Shawmut Ave. PARLORS Belinda's—429 BEAUTY Cove—90 Humboldt Ave. ’s—609 Ave. Cherrie Charm Betty Columbus Ave. H? Shawmut Ave. Martha's—588 Columbus Clark-Merrill—SO7 Lissa—497 Ave. ’s—782 Tremont St. Mme. De Mass. Amy Lenox St. Doris—767 Tremont St. Mae's—140 Lovett’s—69 Humbolt Ave. La Newton—462 Mass. Ave. BARBER SHOPS SERVICE STATIONS Amity—1028 Tremont St. Thompson’s—llOS Tremont St. Abbott’3—974 Tremont St. Atlanta—1 105 Tremont St.

TAVERNS GARAGES , Circuit—Warren St. a Sexton—Northampton St. SE NIGHT CLUBS Savoy—410 Mass. Ave. TAEORS Morgan’3—355 Warren St. TAILORS Roxbury—SZ Laurel St. I. Garfield’s—657 Shawnut Ave. 3;}; Savannah—612 Shawnut St. DRUG STORES .4 Baltimore—1013 Tremont St. Douglas Square—IOOZ Tremont St. J}; Corry's—-43,l A Mass. Ave. Jaspan’s—134 Harold St. Chester’3—189 W. Newton St. Kornfield’5—212 1 Washington St. , Grady 8: Oliver—525 Shawmn St. SOUTH HANSON CANIBRIDGE l l? TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES Reed St. Mrs. S.P.Bennett—26 Mead St. Modern—26 I HO GREAT BARRINGTON TRAILER PARK Mrs. B. Fina—26 St. h}: Mary ‘ TOURIST HOLIES Reed Mrs. I. Anderson—28 Rossiter St. . Mrs. J. Hamilton—118 Main St. SPRINGFIELD HOTELS ' HYAMIS Springfield ' HOMES TOURIST BARBER SHOPS Cottages—134 Oakneck Rd. Zilphas Joiner’s—97 Street i ' NORTH ADAMS BEAUTY SHOPHancocks W TOURIST HOMES BMRS. LAWS’ BSEAUTY SHOP l .Adams—32 Washington Ave. & MASSAGE PARLORS ST. NEEDHAM 18 HAWLEY V. ; TOURIST HOMES TAILORS B. Chapman—799 Central Ave. American Cleaners—433 Eastern Ave.

PITTSFIELD SWAMPSCOTT TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES E. Grant—53 St. Mrs. M. Home—3 Boynton St. King ' Mrs. T. Dillard—109 Linden St. WORCESTER Mrs. B. Jasper—66 Dewey Ave. |

J. Marshall—124 Danforth Ave. HOTELS . ; Worcester—Washington Square PLYMOUTH RESTAURANTS TOURIST HOMES Dixie—l 19. Rodney St. Mrs. Taylor—ll Oak St. SERVICE STATIONS RANDOLPH Kozarian’3—53 Summer St. 1’11; 1. RESTAURANTS GARAGES Mary Lee Chicken Shack—482 Main St. Bancroft—24 Portland St. ROXBURY DRUG STORES Bergwall—238 Main St. {pa/(4412.: TOURIST HOM:ES Mrs. S. Gale—168 Townsend St. WOBURN BEAUTY PARLORS Ruth’s—64 Humboldt St. TOURIST HOMES ; «:5372515fy I Charm Grove—90 Humboldt St. Watts—10 High St.

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Paradise—710 Madison St. MICHIGAN Ebony—110 Chandler St. ANN ARBOR Summers—412 Frederick St. HOTELS Australian—’5 464 Rivard St. American—123 Washinggton TOURIST HOMES Allenel—126 El Huron St. Labland—39 Orchestra Place BATTLE CREEK Mrs. Paschals—l‘iié “S" St. HOMES TOURIST RESTAURANTS Mrs. F. Brown—76 Walters Ave. Blue Goose—4121 Hastings St. P. Willow Mrs. Grayson—ZZ Pelican—4613 John R. St. Mrs. C. S. Walker—709 W. Van Buren ' Vera’s—John R 8: Palmer BALDWIN BEAUTY PARLORS SERVICE STATIONS Elizabeth’s—4848 Hastings St. Bayak’s—. Morgan, Prop. SCHOOLS Service BEAUTY Nolph’s Super BeerDew—703 E. Forest Ave. NIGHT CLUBS Hair Health—1332 Gratiot Ave. El Morocco BARBER SHOPS

TOURIST HOMES . Swanson’s—3415 Hastings St. Whipvoerill Cottage—Rt. No. 1, Box 178B Bob’s—4564 W. Warren Ave. BENTON HARBOR Arcade—Hastings Es’ Napoleon Universal—3129 Hastings St. NIGHT CLUBS Research Pleasure Club—362 8th St. TAVERNS Champion—Oakland & Holbrook BITELY Horseshoe—606 Club HOTELS Owl—1540 Chene St. KELSONIA INN Broad’s—8825 Oakland Herman's—345 8 Buchanan MODERN ROOMS AND MEALS Flame—4264 John R St. Baldwin 37FZl Bizerte—9006 Oakland Frolic—4450 John R St. Enjoy the Country Air, Swimming and Boating Royal Blue—8401 Russell Roscoe C. Terry, Prop. Bitely, Mioh NIGH'I CLUBS W Sportree’s—2014 Hastings St. BRIGHTON Victory—Conant nr. Nevada Congo—2337 Gratiot St. RANCH Uncle Tom‘s—8206 W. 8 Mile Rd. Huron Valley—12646 Grand River Club Valley—666 E. Adams St. 5'2 Club—LaRussa Bldg. COVERT SERVICE STATIONS HOTELS 8: 25th St. » Johnson’s—McGraw Star Cobb’s—Maple & Chene Sts. DETROIT Homer's—589 Madison Ave. HOTELS Lewis—5200 Bruch St. East Palmer Capitol—114 LIQUOR STORES _ McGraw—5605 Junction St. V Joe’s—Hastings 59’ Alexandrina Place Gotham—Ill Orchestra AUTOMOBILES Mark Twain—E. Garfield 8: Woodward Davis Motor Co.—-421 E. Vernon H’way Biltmore—l926 St. Antoine St. Elizabeth—413 E. Elizabeth St. TAILOR S Fox—715 Madison St. Kenilworth—l 3 l Kenilworth St. Le Grande 1365 Lafayette St. Blair—277 Gratiot Norwood—SSO E. Adams St. Hill’s—8954 Oakland Ave. Russell—615 E. Adams St. DRUG STORES Preyer—2476 St. Antoine St. Clay—Clay 8: Cameron Ave. Touraine—46l4 John .R.',St. Kay—4766 McGraw Ave. Terraine—-John R. & Garfield Barthwell’s—Hastings & Benton Northcross—ZZOS St. Antoine Lang's——St. Antoine 89’ Beacon Sts. vDewey—SOS E. Adams-St. Davis—Hastings St. Davidson—556 E. Forest Ave. 8 Westchester Ave. Edenburgh—75 FLINT Old Rivers—2036 Hastings Sportman’s—376l W. Warren Ave. TOURIST HOMES St. Greenwood Tourist Hotel— T. L. Wheeler—1512 Liberty ‘ Clifford St. 447 Meldrum Near Jefferson Mrs. F. Taylor—1615 '— '.~:;"a‘”“~'. . _ $fl:’~v§2¢i§..— .6....»mmw:mw—r;;z—: ’ a 7mg mimm-rmm: L MEWS? :mawafilmm'nx

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GRAND JUNCTION SAGINAW TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HO‘MES Hamilton Farms—RFD No. I Mrs. J. Curtley—439 N. Third St. HARTFORD SOUTH HAVEN TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES Nook Mrs. R. E. J. Wilson—2 10 E. 4th St. Mrs. M. Johnson—Shady Farm VANDALIA IDLEWILD HOTELS HOTELS Hill’s Hotel—Rt. No. 1 Casa Blanca Oakmere TO‘URIST HO‘MES Mrs. Box 96 Paradise Gardens Mayme Cooper-PO. Wilson Farm—Rt. No. Box 344 McKnight’s 2, Phil Giles THREE RIVERS Club E1 Morocco—-—Rt. No. 1, Box Royal Breeze—448 Pinewood Ave. TOURIST HOMES No. 2 TOURIST HOMES Jordan’s—Route Edinburgh Cottage—Miss Herrone

. NILES B. Riddles TOURIST HOMES Rainbow Manor Jones’ P1ace——Rt. No. 1. Box 346 Myrtle Cottage Pomiserania Douglas Manor Lydia Inn . MINNESOTA Bash Inn—B'way at Hemlock Spizerinktom DULUTH RESTAURANTS TOURIST HOMES ROSANNA’S Jefferson—1119 W. Michigan Ave. MINNEAPOLIS Best Foods -— Choice Wines Es? Liquors HOTELS A Favorite Spot For Visitors Serville—246% 4th Ave. TOURIST HOME-S Lottie Roxbrough, Prop. Idlewild, Mich. Phyllis Wheatley House—809 N. Aldrich A RESTAURANTS Lorine Lunch—Baldwin Road Bells Cafe—207 South 3rd St. Inn Whiteway TAVERNS Navajo Border—329 Washington Ave. So. TAVERNS North Side—1011 Olson H’way Rosana STORES Palace LIQUOR Purple Walston’s—ZS South 6th St. Paradise Gardens Harold’s—110 So. 7th St. Plymouth’s—ZO! Plymouth Ave. No. JACKSON Safro—236 3rd Ave. So. TOURIST HOMES Mac’s—119 Washington Ave. So. Mrs. W. Harrison—1215 Greenwood Ave. Labrie’s—324 Plymouth Ave. No. Cook’s—239 Cedar Ave. LANSING SERVICE STATIONS TOURIST HOMES Dirk’s—3800 3rd Ave. So. Mrs. M. Gray—1216 St. Joseph St. TAILORS Mrs. Lewis—816 S. Butler St. Ann’s—919 7th St. No. Mrs. Gaines—1406 Albert St. Franklin—I709 E. Franklin Ave. LAWRENCE MOTLEY TOURIST HOMES Flora Giles Farm TOURIST HOMES

’ Motley’s Camp MUSKEGON RESTAURANTS TOURIST HOMES Herman Stelcks R. C. Merrick—65 E. Muskegon Ave. SERVICE STATIONS Geo. Thorn OSCODA TOURIST HOMES TAVERNS Jesse Colbath—Van Eten Lake Melle A. Haney MINNESOTA IN PATRONIZING THESE PLACES MISSISSIPPI

ROCHESTER GREENVILLE HOTELS TOURIST HOMES Avalon—303 North Broadway Mrs. B. B. Clark—508 Ohea St. Gatewood—IIO . 1st Ave. N.E. SERVICE STATIONS Peoples—Nelson 8: Eddie St. ST. CLOUD GRENADA HOTELS TOURIST HOMES Grand Central—5th & St. Germaine Fisher—72 Adams St ‘ Mrs. K. D. RESTAURANTS F. Williams—H’wsy SI 11 Fairground Rd. SpanioI—I3 ~6th Avenue, N. HATTIESBURG ST. PAUL TOURIST HOMES ' TOURIST HOMES GodboIt—409 E. 7th St. Villa Wilson—697 St. Anthony Ave. lVIrs.AA.yCrosb—-413 E. 6th St. RESTAURANTS Mrs. S. Winn—636 Mobile St.- & G. Bar-B-Q—29I No. St. Albans JGim's—St. Anthony and Kent ~ JACKSON SERVICE STAyTIONS HOTELS Gardner’s—Western and Central SUMMERS HOTEL Otto’s—Rondo and Arundel ST. GARAGES 619 W. PEARL Milligan’s—IOOS Rondo ’Ave. EDWARD LEE HOTEL TA [LORS 144 W. CHURCH ST. Drew—1597 University Ave. LIQUOR STORES TOIIRIST HOMES Bond—471 Wabasha Wilson House—1’54 W. Oakley St. 49 West First—Robert at Fifth Stevens Tourist Homes—H way Commerce—I4 East 4th St. Seven Corners—458 West 7th St. RESTAURANTSpClub—Whitfield Road Swoboda—678 University Ave. Shepherds Kitchenette—604 N. Farish St. St. Paul’s—200 East 7th St. Thep Chop House—703 N. Parish St. West City's—544 St. Peters St. Stevens Bpar'B Que—H way 49 Rite-—442 Wabasha BEAUTY PARIORS Jack’s—517 Wabash: Davis Salon—703 N. Farish St. BARBER SHOPS City—127 N. Parish St. MISSISSIPPI TAILORS anoxr PARIS CLEANERS TOURIST HOMES 800 N. FARISH STREET Mrs. G. Bess—610 NIain St. Mrs. A. J. Alana—443 Washington DRUG STORES Palace—5'04 N. Parish St. D’LO SERVICE STATIONS SERVICE STATIO‘N Johnson’s—536 N. Farish Dades—Hl‘way 49 So. GARAGES Farish St.-—748% N. Farish CANTON TAXI CABS RESTAURANTS VETERANS CAB. CO. Tolliver’s—l 15 N. Hickory 116 W. AMITE NIGHT CLUBS AMUSEMENTS Blue Garden—4 Liberty St. SKATING RINK CLEVELAND Finest of Musical Entertainment SERVICE STATIONS HIGHWAY 49 NORTH 7-ll—Highway 61 at 8 Willie Miller, Prop. COLUMBUS LAUREL HOTELS Queen City—15th St. & 7th Ave. HOTELS Bass—S. Pine St. TOURIST HOMES M. J. Harrison—915 N. 14th St. TOURIST HOMES H. Sommervillr—906 N. 14th St. Mrs. S. Lawrence—902 Meridian Mrs. L. Alexander—N. IZth St. Mrs. E. L. Brown—522 E. Kingston Mrs. I. Roberts—nth & 5th Ave. N. Mrs. F. Garner—909 Joe Wheeler's Ave. Mrs. Chevis—I425 IIth Ave. N Mrs. S. G. Wilson—802 S. 7th M ltS SillSkS‘lPP‘l PLEASE MENTION THE “GREEN BOOK” MISSOURI

MACOMB JEFFERSON CITY TOURIST HOMES HOTELS D. Mason—218 Denwidde St. Lincoln—600 Lafayette St. Booker MENDENHALL ‘TOURIS'I‘ HOMES SERVICE STATION Miss C. WoodridgH18 Adams St. R. Graves—314 E. Dunklin St. Bob's——-H’way 49 RESTAURANTS & SMITH’S SALES SERVICE University—Lafayette 8: Dunklin Sts. HIGHWAY 49 De Luxe—601 Lafayette St. NORTH Blue Tiger—Chestnut 8: E Atchenson St. MERIDIAN College—905 E. Atchenson St. HOTELS BARBER SHOPS Beales—24ll Fifth St. Tayes—Elm 8r Lafayette Sts. BEAUTY PARLORS TOURIST HOMES Pore—4818 St. C. W. Williams—1208-3lst St. Lafayette TAVERNS Mrs. M. Simmons—5th St. betw. 16 81 17 A. Top5—626 Lafayette St. St. 8: 16th Ave. Charley Leigh—5th NIGHT CLUBS MOUND BAYOU Subway—600 Lafayette St. Lone Star-930 E.y Miller St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. Sallie Price TAXI CABS- Mrs. Charlotte Strong v Veteran—S 15 Lafayette St. GARAGES TAILORS Liddle’s Rightway—903 E. Atchenson St. NEW ALBANY JOPLIN HOTELS TOURIST HOMES Foot’s—Railroad Ave. Williams—308 Penna. St. TOURIST HOMES J. Lindsay—1702 Penna. St. S. Drewery—Church St. Mrs. F. Echols—901 Missouri Ave. Patt Knox—Cleveland St. C. Morganfield—Cleveland St. KANSAS CITY HOTELS YAZOO CITY Cadillac—1429 Forest HOTELS Booker T. Hotel—1823 Vine St. Caldwell—Water 8: Broadway Sts. 921 Hotel 921 East 17th Street TOURIST HOMES Parkview—lOth and Paseo Mrs. A. J. Walker—321 8. Monroe Watson—1211 S. H land St. Street’s—1510 E. 18th St. Lincoln Hotel—13th 8: Woodland Sts. MISSOURI Square Deal—1305 E.18th St. . CAPE GIRADEAU ’r' TOURIST HOMES Mrs. Vallie Lamb—1914 E. 24th St. TOURIST HOMES Thomas Wilson—2600 Euclid Ave. W .Martin—38 N. HanoverSt. J. Randol—422 North St. RESTAURANTS Top Hat—1008 Garfield COLUMBIA Nashe’ 3—1200 E. 18th St. HOTELS Oven—17th 81 Vine Austin House—108 E. Walnut St. Elnora’s Cafe—1518E18thStE. St- , 18th St. TOURIST HOLJES Tasty Sandwich—133% E. 15th St. Mrs. W. Harvey—417 N. 3rd St. Square Deal—1312 E. Famous—12th 8: Forest CHARLESTON Chat Chew—l908 N. 5th St. TAVERNS M. &.T--2013 E 12th St. Creole Cafe—311 Elm St. Virgil’s Place—1622 Gray Rroad Mim’s Cafeh-l603 East y12th St. EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Mid-Town—233O Vine St. HOTELS Scott’ s—-18th and Highland St. The Albany—408 South St. Old Kentuck’s—l9th and Vine St. Moore’ 5—302 Maine St. Carver’ s—2614 Pro$pect St. Excelsior Springs Hotel—302 Main - BusyBee—1506 Bklyn. St. Oasis—1207 N. 104th St. HANNIBAL Wlley8—1908 N. 5th St.

* HOMES Square De‘al—«.—1312 E. 15th St. . TOUREISTMrs. E.Julius——1218 Gerard St. Dovie Anderson—826 E. 14th St. I‘N PATRONIZIIN'G TH'ES-E PLACES MISSOURI / / LEBANON KANSAS CITY (cont.) TOURIST HOMES TAVERNS Osborne—Rt. 5 E. 12th St. Mrs. J. Vine St.—1519 Wilson—Rt. 3 Blackhawk—1410 E. 14th St. Mrs. Ann Mrs. Eliza Turner—Rt. 3 Green Duck—25' 48 Prospect NIGHT CLUBS MOBERLY Scott’s—I701 E. 18th St. TOURIST HOMES El Capitan—1610 E. 18th St. Mrs. F. Davis—212 N. Ault St. Winchester St. BEAUTY PARLORS Ralph Bass—517 5th St. 400 blk. Hazel Graham—1836 Vine St. W. Johnson—N. Vine St. Arlene—2409 SEDALIA

’ 19th St. ‘ Euthola—l602 E. * Vine St. TOURIST HOMES Alexander—2429 W. Cooper Modern—lBllI/z Vine St. Mrs. T. L. Moore—505 E. Morgan Katherine’s—1024 East 19th St. Mrs. C. Walker—.217 E. Cranshaw’s—l421 Brooklyn Ave. W. Williams—317 Johnson Haley’s—1521 E. 18th St. SPRINGFIELD May’s-—2634 Montgall

. Laban—2614 Tracy HOTELS ' Inn—5 40 Benton Ave. Floridn‘s—lZl? Park Rockfront M. 59’ M.—3975 Delmar Blvd. TOURIST HOMES Ave. Argus—1008 N. Sarah U. G. Hardrick—238 Dollison Ann—1203 Paseo Queen ST. JOSEPH BARBER SHOPS HOMES . Vine St. TOURIST St. Ever-Ready—ISIOA Mrs. T. J. Coleman—1713 Angelique Barber Shop—26031/2 Prospect Ave. LIQUOR STORES ST. LOUIS Cardinal—1515 E. 18th St. Ave. HOTELS Monarch—2300 Prospect Midtown—Z935 Lawton Boulevard Dundee—1701 Troost Pine Booker Washington—Jefferson at Virginia—1601 Virginia 8: St. Ferdinand 8: Charlotte St. Pom—Pendleton Chester’s—18th W. Beele St. Vine West End—3900 Golden Crown—2218 8: Pine Vine Grand Central—Jefferson Ace—2404 N. Ave. 81 Troost Sts. Calumet—611 Jefferson Donnell—18th Olive St. Olive Corona—2840 Tracy‘s—2001 Franklin Ave. 89’ Vine Harlem—3438 Rubin’s—l9th Franklin Ave. Minnesota Ave. Antler—3502 Matthew's—400 Delmar N. 5th St. Atlas—4260 Frenchie's—l932 Pleasant St. Minnesota Ave. Leader—118 Camp’s—527 'Alcorn—416‘i Washington Ave. Donnich—18th 69’ Troost Excelsior Springs—302 Main St. Zelmaroda—l9l2 E. 18th RESTAURANTS SERVICE STATIONS Easton Ave. E. 19th St. Bob’s Cafe—2816 Mobile Station—1502 N. Broadway and McGee Society—7919 Gray & Soule—-15th N. Ave. St. DeLuxeh-lo Jefferson K. C.—1300 Oak N. Pendleton Ave. Berdette’s—l? 5? Garfield Northside—2422 Otis Lindsey’s—3805 Page Blvd. TAXI CABS Snack Shop—1105 N. Taylor Kansas City Cab—10 89’ Oakland Harlem Grill—3 438 Franklin Nick’s Snack House—1109 Sarah GARAGES Lark—1102 Independence 19th St.—lSlO E. 19th St. Sky Highway—1239 N. 20th St. Ave. DRUG STORES Wike’s—1804 N. Taylor Community—2432 Vine St. Dinnging End—731 Leland Ave.- Johnson’s—2300 Vine St. Roma—3839 Finney Ave. Regal’s—2462 Brooklyn Ave. Hunter’s—2610 Pelmar Curt Cundiff—Sth 8-? Queendaro Bells—933 Pendleton Ave. 8? Prospect Harlem—3438 Franklin

Prospect—18th , Truman Rd.—2133 Truman Rd. Nick’s—1109 Sarah

, BEAUTY PARLORS TAILORS Market St. Prospect Ave. Allen’s—2343 Spotless—2303 3 56 Easton-13 Veteran’s—705 N. 12th St. Shaw’s—4 141 Easton-13 7 l 5 Brooklyn Ave. Juvill—4 Courtney—1 N. Whittier Public—2617 E. 18th Artistic—1014 47] MISSOURI PLEASE MENTION THE BOOK” M‘OENT. NEB. “GREEN

ST. LOUIS GARAGES (cont) Davis—4013 Evans St. BEAUTY PARLO‘RS Garfield—4247 Garfield Young’s—2005 Pine St. Azalie's—4621 Easton Ave.-l3 ‘ TAILUHS Amanda’s—1021 W. Easton Ave. N. Cardinal Ave.-6 Jackson’s—450! _ Ollie’s—3803 Page Blvd. Orchard-4480 Easton Ave. Boulevard—2736 Gamble St. McDade’s—1416 N. Grand Parkway—4284 W. St. & Ferdinand-l3 Mitchell’s—1926 N. Faifor Argus—1008 N Sarah St. LIQUOR STORES Hall’s— 3903 Enright Ave. Siegals—3015 Locust St. Montgomery—3406 Franklin Ave. Harlem—4161 Easton Ave. Louie’s—3026 Lawton West End—937 N. Vanderventer Ave. Harris—919 Ohio Avenue K. 8! £4215 N. Jeflerson Ave. 7 Superior—2l9A N. Jefierson N. 13th St. 2 Sid‘s—1223 Sisters—4556 Aldine Ave. Packaged-#33 Delmar Marcella’h2306 Cole St. Tillie’s—2600 Cole St. TAXI CABS Artistic—4259 W. Easton Blue Jay—2811 Easton Ave. De Luxe——727 Walton Ave. DeLuxe—lé N. Jefferson Ave. Price’s—2939 Olive St. DRUG A STORES Dora’s—1126 N. Charming Ave. Taylor PagHSOIi Easton Ave.‘ Long’s—3134 Bell Douglas-$3339 Laclcde Hall’s—3W4 Easton Ave. Williams—280! Cole St. M. Q’M.—3975 Delmar Blvd. Harper’s—~31” Franklin Argus—1008 N. Sarah Kinlock——-Hugh St. 8: Carson Road Jeanette's—7 16 N. Beaumont Ream’s—lllZ N. Sarah St. ‘Mildred’s—305 Delmar Blvd. Casalonia—4067 A Easton At Sarah EAST ST. LOUIS HOTELS Majestic—3894 Ave. Enright E. La Belle Femme—4350 Market Thigpin—MZS Broadway A.V.’s———9l9 A Compton RESTAURANTS Gloria‘s—3151 Sheridan J. F. Sugg’s—4305 Trendley Ave.

' The Vogue—4259 W. Easton Magnet—303 E. Broadway BARBER SHOPS BEAUTY PARLORS Bullock’s—'-3320 Franklin Ave. Whitehead—8 N. 17th St. Williams’——309 Madison St. SERVICE STATIONS TAVERN S King’s—I741 Bond Ave. Glass Bar—2933 Lawton St. TAVERNS Rio—18 South Jefferson South End—1527 Russell Ave. Carioca—lllZVa N. Sarah St“ Victory Club—4833 Tudor Ave. 20th Century—718 N. Vanderventer—8 Jolly Corner—1433 E. Broadway West End—939 N. Vanderventer Ave. Attucks—l7l3 Kansas Ave. Hawaiian—3839 Finney Ave. Moonlight Inn—433.7 Bennett Ave. Play House—4071 Page Blvd. Casablanca—41 11 Finney Ave. DRUG STORES Manhattan—1115 ’ N. Sarah South End—1652 Central Ave Dant’s—lSth 8: Pullman Club—2033 Market St. Broadway Roma—3839 Finney Ave. Casb’ah—26OS Cass Ave.

' Duck’s—4384 St. Louis Ave. Clee’s——Pine 8: Theresa MONTANA Calumet—-—731 Leland Ave. HELENA Atlas—4267 Delmar TOURIST HOMES Park NIGHT CLUBS Mrs. M. Stitt+204 S. Paradise—3928 Finney Ave. West bud—9H N. Vanderventer Riviera—4460 Delmar Blvd. NEBRASKA 20th Century—718 N. Vanderventer St. AINSWORTH Franklin—3229 Franklin HOTELS N. Sarah Carioca—llZl/z Midwest STATIOI‘JS SERVICE TOURIST HOMES Midville— l 9 l 3 Pendlcton Ave. ' Skinner’s Cabins Mac's—4102 Delmar Anderson’s—930 N. Compton RESTAURANTS Brame’s—Sarah and Page Top Notch Texaco—Delmar 8: Newstead Sts. Wonder Bar NEBRASKA THESE PLACES IN PATRONIZING NEW JERSEY

AINSWO-RTH (cont) INEVVJEHEHTY SERVICE STATIONS Hewett’s ASBURY PARK Weston HOTELS Skinner's Reevy’s—ISS DeWitt Ave. Phillips 66 Whitehead—25 Atkins Ave. 00an TOURIST HOLIES GARAGES Mrs. W. Greenlow—l3l7 Summerlield Ave. House of Chevrolet Mrs. Brown—135 Ridge Ave. Clark’s Service Mrs. C. loner—141 Sylvan Ave. Gil’s Body Shop Mrs. V. Maupin—ZS Atkins Ave. E. C. Yeager—1406 Mattison Ave. FREMONT Anna Eaton—23 Atkins Ave. C. M. Brannon—1550 N. 'C' St. Mrs. Margaret Wright~153 Sylvan Ave. Gus Henderson—1725 N. Irving St. RESTAURANTS OMAHA West Side—1136 Springwood Ave. Nellie '1 utt's—1207 Springwood Ave. HOTELS Broadview—2060 N. 19th St. BEAUTY PARLORS Patton—101448 S. llth St. Imperial—1107 Springwood Ave. Walker—2504 Charles St. Opal—1M6 Springwood Ave. Willis—22nd & Willis Mariam—1119 Springwood Ave. TOURIST HOMES BARBER SHOPS L. Strawther—ZZZO Willis Ave. Consolidated—1216 Springwood Mrs. M. Smith—2211 Ohio St. John Milby—lZl6 Springwood Ave. G. H. Ashby—2228 Willis Ave. TAVERNS . RESTAURANTS Aztex Room—l I47 Sprmgwood Ave. Sharp Inn—2318 N. 24th St. Capitol—1212 Springwood Ave. Cozy—2615 No 24th St. Hollywood—l 3 18 Springwood Ave. 2-Door—l S 12 Springwood Ave. TAVERNS Palm Garden—Springwood & Mytle Aves. Red Brick—2723 St. ' '0’ (Neptune) Myrtis—2229 Lake St. Len's—25th & O St. NIGHT CLUBS Apex—1818 N. 24th St. Cuba’s—Springwnod Ave. Palm Gardens—~Springwood Ave. LIQUOR STORES Thrifty—24th 8: Lake St. SERVICE STATIONS Liquor—2902 Dodge Iohnson—Snringwood 8r DeWitt Place- Bomar’s—Springwood 89’ Ridge SERVICE STATIONS Gabby’s—24th 8: Ohio GARAGES Kaplan—24th 8: Grant West Side—1010 Asbury Ave. Deer) Rodi—24th & Charles Villone's—ZOOS Binney ATLANTIC CITY DRUG STORES HOTELS Hermansky’s—2725 O St. LIBERTY HOTEL Duffy—24th 8: Lake St. 1519 BALTIC AVE. N. 24th St. Johnson—2306 Bay State—N. Tenn. Ave. Reid’s—24th & Seward Sta. Randell—1601 Arctic Ave. '1 ' Ridley—I806 Arctic Ave. N. 24th St. Tip Top—1804 Swan—136 N. Virginia Ave. LINCOLN Wright—1702 Arctic Ave. Lincoln—9|! N. Indiana Ave. TOURIST HOMES Luzon—601 N. Ohio Ave. Edwards—2420 413" Mrs. E. St. Attucks—l 120 Drexel Ave. DRUG STORES Apex Rest—ISOIhOntario Ave. Smith’s—2146 Vine St. Villanova—IIZ4 Drexel Ave. TAILORS Burton’s—10 No. Delaware Ave. Zimmerman—2355 O St. TOURIST HOMES SCOTTSBLUFF Newsome’s COL—225 N. Ind. Ave. HOTELS A. R. S. boss—524 N. Indiana Ave. Welsh Rooms—10th St. and l0th Ave. E. Satchell—27 N. Michigan Ave. TOURIST HOMES Bailey's Cottage—l8” Arctic Ave. Pickett’s Cabins—East Overland D. Austin—813 Battle Ave. RESTAURANTS R. Brown—”3 N. Penn. Ave. Eagle’s—1603 Broadway M. Comte—128 N. Indiana Ave. 49 PLEASE MENTION THE “GREEN BOOK" NE‘W JERS E'Y

ATLANTIC CITY Prince’s—37 N. Michigan Ave. (cont.) Austins—Maryland 81 Baltic Elks Bar tGriyll—l613 Artie Lighthouse—1613 Baltic Ave. to Atlantic New Jersey—-N. J. a Mediterranean Welcome City Circus—37 N. Michigan Ave. My Own—701 Baltic Ave. Tim Buck Two—1600 Arctic Ave. our health giving Enjoy clirnate Bill Marks—1923 Arctic Fannie’5—2001 Arctic Ave. Enjoy our Boardwalk Shangri-La—Kentucky & Arctic Ave. Enjoy our Homelike hotels and Perrys’—-1228 ArcticAve. Johnson’s—lO No. Kentucky Ave. rooming houses HivHat—l3l7 Arctic Ave. NIGHT CLUBS Harlem—32 N. Kentucky Ave. Paradise—220 N. IllinoisyAve. Atlantic City is the most com- LIQUOR STORES venient city in which to hold Tumble Inn—Delaware & Baltic SERVICE STATIONS your large, as well as your Mundy’s 1818 Arctic St. small, Conventions. GARAGES Johnson’s 16 N. Indiana Ave. DRUG STORES London’s—Cor. Ky. a Arctic Ave. For information concerning hotel and BAYONNE room reservations contact: TAVERNS THE ATLANTIC CITY BOARD OF TRADE Doc’s—67 W. 23rd St. (CONVENTION BUREAU) John’s—463 Ave 'C’ 111 N. INDIANA'AVE. ATLANTIC CITY' N. Y. TAILORS Theadore—S 22 Boulevard L. D. Wright, Sec’y BELL MEADE C. I. Newsome, Ch’m’n Convention Bur. HOTELS Bell Meade—Rt. 31 TOURIST HOMES BERLIN Roberta—229 N. Indiana Ave. TAVERNS Burton’s—1042 N. Delaware Ave. Tipping Inn—Or Rt. 5-41 Mrs. V. Jones—1720 Arctic Ave. RESTAURANTS BLOOMFIELD Golden’s—41 N. Kentucky Ave. RESTAURANTS Little Diner—104 N. Kentucky Ave. Lucy’a-—3 76 Broughton Ave. Smack Shack—40 N. Kentucky Ave. Young’s—l8 N. Ohio Ave. BRIDGETON Bedford’r—Artic & S. Carolina Ave. TAVERNS Kelly’a—lSll Arctic Ave. The Ram’ a Inn—Bridgeaton a Millvilla Pi '1. Carriye’a—40 N. Kentucky Ave. CAMDEN BARBER SHOPS

‘ RESTAURANTS 42 N. Illinois Ave. .zéa: l ’ Bar-B-O—818 S. 9th St. Hollywood—811 Arctic Ave. w: “ RESTAURANTS Hunter’ Arctic Ave. CHINESE a—1816V3 Lon’ 3—806 Kaign Ave. BEAUTY PARLORS TAVERNS C. E. Newsome—225 N. Indiana Ave. Nick’s—7th & Central Ave. Grace’11—43 N. Kentucky Ave; TAILOR S TAVERNS Merchant—743 Kaighor Ave. Wonder Bar—1601 Arctic Ave. CAPE MAY Little Belmont—37 N. Kentucky Ave. Hattie’__s1913 Arctic Ave. HOTELS Daddy Lews—Ba'y & Baltic New Cape May—Broad& Jackson Sta. Ave‘1 & ackson Sta. Mack”;—_1590 Baltic Ave. ., Richardson—Broad " Popular—‘—il923 Artie Ave. De Grill—83) Corgie t. Elipte-é-Baltic 81 Chalfonte Ave. TOURIST HOMES Herman’t—Maryland & Arctic Mrs. .Hillxnan—Johnstown Lane IN PATRONIKZING THESE PLACES NIEW JERSEY MU KINGSTON EAST ORANGE . HOUSES PARID‘RS . ROAD, BEAUTY Merrill ' thz Beauty Salon—214 Mam St. ' NIilan’s—232 Halstead St. KEYPORI‘ T Verng’lsifwz Amherst 5" Téxglélgvse Inn—Atlantic & Halsey Sta. Park St. Major’s—215 Atlantic Ave. TgilesC—XBg KENNELWORTH Central &- Halstead Sts. Whitehurst—Cor. TAVERNS 3 Monroe Ave. . Driver’s—17th EATONTOWN . . NIGHT CLUBS - LAKEWOOD

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Bill’s—81 Spring St. Miss R. Scott—244 N. Division St. ‘ NIGHT CLUBS Mrs. F. Washington—172 Clinton St. Mrs. Chase—192 Clinton St. Famous—228 N. Willow St. G. William Campbell—342 Adam St. ROAD HOUSES RESTAURANTS Crossing Inn—Eggertt’s Crossing Horseshoe—198 Pine St. Lou’s—154 Williams St. VAUX HALL Crystal—534» Broadway TAVERNS Bar-B-Q—413 Michigan Ave. Carnegie—380 Carnegie Place Empire—454 Michigan Ave. Silver Star—175 Williams WILDWOOD Elite—280 Broadway HOTELS Apex—311 William St. Glen Oak—100 E. Lincoln St. Alfreda’s—l92 Broadway The Marion—Artie & Spicer Ave. Standard—77 Ridge St. Artie Av'e.—3600 Artic Ave. Peter Dubil—535 Broadway Vesta—4118 Park Blvd. New China’s—172 Genesse St. Hunt’s—140 Spicer Ave. Panama—378 Jefferson St. TOURIST HOMES CHINESE RESTAURANTS Mrs. E. Crawley—38l6 Artic Kam Wing Loo—433 Michigan Ave. BEAUTY PARLORS BEAUTY PARLORS B. Johnson’s—407 Garfield Ave. Orchid—419 Pratt St. William St. BARBER SHOPS Melisey’s—236 Artisian—27l St. R. Morton—4010 New Ave. Spring Jersey La Ritz—348 Jefferson Ave. NIGHT CLUBS Matchless—169 Willam St. High Snappers—437 Lincoln Ave. Edwards—530 William St. Lady Esther 243 E. Ferry St. WOODBURY Jean’s—142 Adams St. RESTAURANTS Laura’s—643 Broadway Robinson's—225 Park Ave. La Mae—437 Jeflerson Ave. Jessie's—560 Spring St. WEST PLEASANTVILLE Fuqua’s—587 Clinton St. Middleton's—384 St. COUNTRY CLUB Clinton Pine Acres Country Club— BARBER SHOPS Elite—171 William St. People’s—433 Williams St. TAVERNS NEW YORK STATE Pearls—474 Michigan Ave. Clover Leaf—443 Michigan Ave. ALBANY Jefferson—381 Jeflerson HOTELS Apex—311 Williams St. Broadway—603 Broadway Raiser—416 William St. Kern’s—382 William St. TO'URIST HOMES Hickory—Hickory & Williams Mrs. Aaron J. Oliver—42 Spring St. Horse Shoe—Williams & Pine BEAUTY PARLORS Toussaint—292 Williams St. Buelah Fords—96 2nd St. Joe’s—416 William St. BARBER SHOPS Glass Horseshoe—214 Williams St. St. Martin’s—4 Vantromp St. Jamboree—339 Williams Mandy’s—27 Williams St. NIGHT CLUBS Polly’s—403 Jefferson St. Rythm Club—Madison Ave. Dubil’s—S” Broadway BATH NIGHT CLUBS Moonglow—Michigan & Williams TOURIST HOMES Horseshoe—William and Pine St. Tuskegee—364 West Morris St. King Solomon’s—William and Adams St.

54 IN PATRONIZING THESE PLACES NEW YORK STATE #- BUFFALO (cont.) NIAGARA FALLS TAVERNS HOTELS Zarin—557 Clinton St. House—437 - lst St. Parkside—452 William St. Mack-Hayes TOURIST HOMES LIQUOR STORES W. L. Parker—627 Erie Ave. St. Swan—Swan & Hickory Mack Hayes House—437-l St. Aqui-Line—l4l Broadway Mrs. Alice Ford—413 First St. Ferry—192 E. Ferry St. Mrs. Brown—1202 Haeberie Ave. Totton’s—344 Jefferson Ave. A. E. Gabriel—63S Erie Ave. St. Stenson’s—l33 William C. A. Brown—3106 Highland Ave. SERVICE STATIONS TAVERNS Fran—Clinton & Jeflerson Cephas-621 Erie Ave. Burn’s—l49 Babcock Polly's—403 Jefferson Your Tire—250 Broadway Peter’s—5'35 Broadway TAILORS PORT JERVIS Eagle—414 Eagle St. Reeve’r—ll9 Clinton St. TOURIST HOMES St. Mickey’s—544 Williams St. R. Pendleton—26 Bruce Sam’s—270 William St. POUGHKEEPSIE Franklin St. Quality—275 HOMES Byrd’s—473 Broadway TOURIST S. Osterholt—l6 Crannell St. Bell—197 William St. Mrs. N. Hamilton Walker's—149 Adams St. G. W. Hayes—93 Sam's—270 William St. ROCHESTER Empire Star—234 Broadway HOTELS TAXI CABS Gibson—461 Clariss St. William St. Veteran—=63 Freeman House—112 Industrial St. DRUG STORES TOURIST HOMES Wilmar's—432 William St. G. W. Burke—221 Columbia Ave. Roberts—467 William St. Mrs. Latimer—l79 Clarissa St. ON-THE-HUDSON TAILORS CROTON- Walker's—149 Adams St. HOTELS TAVERNS Hill’s Cotton Club—222 Joseph Ave. HASTING-ON-THE-HUDSON Dan's—293 Clarissa St. GARAGES SERVICE STATIONS Derham's—40 Cypress St. Capitol—S97 Washington St. SARATOGA SPRINGS ITHACA TAVERNS NIGHT CLUB Bill Vodney—lOZ Congress St. Elks’ Club—119 So. Tioga St. Forest City—119 So. Tioga St. SCHENECTADY TOURIST HOMES GLEN FALLS R. Rhinehart—lZS S. Church St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. M. Mayberry—l6 Ferry St. SYRACUSE JAMESTOWN HOTELS The Savoy—518 E. Washington St. TOURIST HOMES Almond House—~2l0 Almond St. Mrs. I. W. Herald—51 W. 10th St. TOURIST HOMES Mrs. J. M. Brown—108 W. llth St. W. R. Farrish—809 E. Faytte. St. LACKAWANNA RESTAURANTS Aunt Edith’s—6OIV2 Harrison St. RESTAURANTS TAVERNS Little Swan—25 Wasson Ave. Penquin—822 S. State St. Standard—77 Ridge Rd. BARBER SHOPS Chicken Shack—23 Simon Ave. Cameron—401 E. Washington St . Rd. Merriweathers—73 Ridge Smith’s—600% E. Washington St. TAVERNS NIGHT CLUBS Gates Ave. Little Harlem—26 Goldie’s—423 Harrison St. MECHANICVILLE LIQUOR STORES Mulroy’s—3OI E. Genesse St. TOURIST HOMES DRUG STORES Green’s—RED. No. l Allen’s—928 S. Townsend St.

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UTICA Dewey Squarch201-203 West 117th St. Tenrub—328 St. Nicholas TOURIST HOMES The Elks—689 St. Nicholas Ave. Broad St. Inn—415 Broad St. Welthon—205'7 . 7th Ave. Mrs. S. Burns—318 Broad St. 145th St. Howard Home—413 Broad St. Delta—409 West Beaklord—300 W. 116th St. WATERTOWN Garrett Hotel—314 W. 127th St. Braddock—126th & 8th Ave. HOTELS El Melrah—l9 West 135th St. Woodruff—Public Square Woodside——2424 7th Ave. TOURIST HOMES Hotel Theresa—7th Ave. at 125th St. F. Thomas—123 Union St. Grampion—182 St. Nicholas Ave. V. H. Brown-502 Binase St. Y. M. C. A.-—180 W. 135th St. G. E. Deputy—7ll Morrison St. Y. W. C. A.—-l75 W. 137th St. Mrs. Ruthp Thomas—SS6 Morrison St. Currie—401 W. 145th St. Mariette—170 W. llet St. RE STAURANTS Cecil—208 W. 118th St. Capitol—Court St. Revella—307 W. 116th St. BARBER SHOPS Hudson—1649 Amsterdam Ave. Ave. Chicago—Court St. Richard—6 Bradhurst Barbera—SOI West 142 St.

~ BEAUTY PARLORS Hotel Elmeneh—84S St. Nicholas Ave. Mrs. Nancy Williams—496 Edmonds St. Hotel McClendon—23 West 123rd St. SERVICE STATIONS Douglas—809 St. Nicholas Ave. >Marden—142 W. 44th St. “qu11va Reilly Esso Station—496 Edmonds St. Edgecombe—345 Edgecombe Ave. GAR-AGES RESTAURANTS Guilfoyle—Stone St. Pete’s—2534 8th Ave. Bell’s-3616 Broadway Surprise—2319 . 7th Ave. Virg1n1a—27l W. 119th St. NEW YORK CITY Bobg’s Lounge—2165 8th Ave. (HARLEM) Lulu Belle’ 5—317 W. 126th St. Four Star—2433 7th Ave. HOTELS “The Squeeze Inn”—2125-7th Ave. Helen’s Haven—2930 8th Ave. Pauline’s—l627 Amsterdam Ave. Tel. AUdubon 3-8396 Tabb’s—2354 7th Ave. Esquire Lunchonette—ZZOI 7th Ave. Brown’ 5—210 W. 135th St. HOTEL FANE E & M—2016 7th Ave. Lenox Ave. Em & Bee—458 ‘ 205 West 135th; Street Davis’—2066 7th Ave. Pals Inn—307 West 125th St. Formerly Hotel Dumas Little Shack—2267 7th Ave. Empire-—-125th St. 8: Lenox Ave. Jimmy’s-—763 St. Nicholas Ave. Ave. In the Heart of Harlem The Lotus-«454 Lenox Gertrude’5—267 West l4lst St. George ’s—1921 Amsterdam Ave. Lou’ s——2297 - 7th Ave. With Hot-Cold Water Jennie Rooms Bath, Hamburg Paradise—377 West 125th St. Bodden g& Clark—2150 - 7th Ave. Radio in Rooms Phone Resaerva. Surprise—23l9-7th Ave. Jimmie’s__307 West 125th St. Beverly Hills—303 West 145th St. G. Frank Lightner, Mgr. CHINESE RESTAURANTS Mayling—l723 Amsterdam Ave. CROSSTOWN HOTEL * f BEATITY PARLORS Elite—2544 7th Ave. 145th STREET 515 W. Myers & Griffin—6S W. 134th St. Harriet Hotels—313 West 127th St. Your Pal—22 W. l33rd St. Cambridge—141 W. 110th St. National—301 W 144th St. Martha—6 W. 135th St. Neuway—l43 W. ll6th St. The Viola—227 W. 135th St. Beard’s—322 St. Nicholas Ave. Welthon———2O')~ 7 . 7th Ave. Bonnie’s—l65 W. 127th St. IN PATRONlZl-NG THESE PLACES NEW YORK CITY

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7th Ave. HARLEM (cont) Bird Cage—4308 John Allen's—207 W. 116th St. BEAUTY PARLORS Brittwood—594 Lenox Ave. West 144th St Dorothy’s—247 Frankie’s Cafe—2328-7th Ave. St. a St. Nicholas Ave. Rose Meta’s—l48th Bank’s—2338 - 8th Ave. Amsterdam Ave. Lillette’s—l308 Shalimar—3638 Broadway 116th St. Mme. Ruth's—259 W. Brownie’s—ZS71 8th Ave.—ZSS7 8th Ave. BARBER SHOPS Bogan’s—2154-8th Ave. Sportsmen’s Barber Shop—2224—7th Ave. Frank Lemma—3578 Broadway Davis—69 W. 138th St. Palm—209 West 125th St. Renaissance—2349 7th Ave. Frank’s—313 West 125th St. Delux—90 St. Nicholas Place Mac’s—267 West 125th St.

- World—4621 8th Ave. William’s—2011 7th Ave. . Bob Gary’s—2521 8th Ave. Harris’ Comer—l32nd St. 8: 7th Ave. Spooner’s—2435 8th Ave. Dawn—1931 Amsterdam Ave. Dunbar—2808 8th Ave. Pasadena—2350 - 8th Ave. B. Garrett—2311 7th Ave. Barfield—2379 - 7th Ave. Hi-Hat—2276 7th Ave. Jack Carters—1890 - 7th Ave. Hoghie Rayford—2013 7th Ave. Poor John’s—2268 - 8th Ave. Ideal—716 St. Nicholas Ave. Farrell’s—2175 7th Ave. Leon 8: Eddie’s—3S3 W. 145th St. Chico’s—2014 Fifth Ave. Modernistic—2132 7th Ave. Braddock—Corner 126th St. and 8th Ave. Service—2296 . 7th Ave. Jock’s—23SO-7th Ave. De Lint—~90 St. Nicholas Pl. Silver Rail—216S'8th Ave. Blue Castle—I861 Amsterdam Ave. Tom Farrell’s—128th St. and Convent Ave. Early Dawn—2570 7th Ave. William’s—2017 5th Ave. George’s—630 Lenox Ave. TAVERNS 7th Ave. Lenox Lounge—290 Lenox Ave. Sugar Ray’s—2074 West 125th St. El Favorito Bar—2055 Eighth Ave. Hawkin’s—308 West 125th St. Old Time Tavern—2160 5th Ave. Apollo—303 125th St. International—2150 5th Ave. Baby Grand—319 West 125th St. Golden’s—366 West 145th St. Al's—415 West - 7th Ave. Arthur’s—2481 8th Ave. Horseshoe—4474 Lou’s—1985 Amsterdam Ave. Red Tip—Z470-7th Ave. 57 . L ayvmmv' «rm.» :59.“ m—sr ran.

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t HARLEM (cont.) Club Harlem—266 West 145th St. .| TAVERNS Bowman’s—92 St. Nicholas Place Welcome Inn—2895 - 8th Ave. Bop City—Broadway at 49th St. Gold . Tom Delaney—7th Ave. 8: 137th St. Coast Lounge—2017 5th Ave. ; Blue Heaven—378 Lenox Ave. Well's Musical Bar—2249 . 7th Ave. Calvacade——2104 7th Ave. LIQUOR STORES Colonial—116 Bradhurst Ave. Eddie's—714 St. Nicholas Ave. GOLDMAN’S 1 a Elk Scene—469 Lenox Ave. Hot-Cha—ZZSO 7th Ave. l La Mar Cheri—739 St. Nichollas Ave. 1 Logas—2496 7th Ave. Free Prompt Delivery Monte Carlo—2247 7th Ave. Murrain—63S Lenox Ave. Tel. AUdubon 3-8340 Blossom—S70 Lenox Orange Ave. 1; ‘ l 483 W. 155th cor. Victoria—2418 o 7th Ave. St., Amsterdam Av.- 721 St. Nicholas Ave. Grill 483 W. 150 Fat Man—St. Nicholas Ave. & 155th St. Charity— th St. Daniel Burrows—760 St. C. L. D. Grill—l958-7th Ave. Nicholas Ave. . Eulace Peacock—200 W. 140th ‘ Jimmie Daniels—114 W. 116th St. St. g Moon Glow—2461 7th Ave. Ferguson—271 W. 126th St. Palm Cafe——209 W. 125th St. Fitton & Telesford—’300% W. 116th St. ; - George Farrell's—2711 8th Ave. Green’r—161 W. 120th St. , l, .H. 8: S.—5 West Novelty Bar & Grill—1965 Amsterdam Ave. 13lst St. i L-Bar—3601 Broadway Harlem—85 West 128th St. Inez Chick’s Bar & Grill—ZSOl 7th Ave. Gumbs—347 W. 120th St. Sport’s Inn—2308 8th Ave. J. E? D.—271 West 1418!: St. The Colonial—2321 8th Ave. C. D. Kings—2087 Madison Ave. Padam’s—l963 Amsterdam Clover Bar & Grill 1735 Amsterdam Ave. Ave. Daniel”s—246l 7th Ave. Chas. Arshen—ZSOI 8th Ave. ; * Goran’s—2359 7th Ave. Kipco—l765 Amsterdam Ave. ‘ Pelican—45 Lenox Ave. I. Goldberg—2655 Broadway Belma’s—2812 Farrells—2175 ' 7th Ave. 8th Ave.

Amsterdam Ave. ., Gold Coast—2017 v 5th Ave. Janet's—1750 Convent—366 Convent Ave. Silver Meteor—Amsterdam Ave. at 164 St. Jock’s—2350 7th Ave. Willis & Brown-201 W. 138th St. § Mandalay—2201 7th Ave. GARAGES

- B'way Place—147th E? B'way Colonial Park—310 W. 144th St. . Williams’—2011 7th Ave. Polo Grounds—155th St. & St. Nicholas Ave. Bell's Bar—B’way 6’ 149th Dumas—226 West 135th St. Dawn Cafe—1931 Amsterdam Ave. Park Lane—1890 Park Ave. Chateau Lounge—379 W. 125th St. TAILORS i Jerry’s Bar—2091-8th Ave. Robert Lewis—l980-7th Ave. l Well’s Musical Ban—2249 7th Ave. Globe—2894 8th Ave. Firpo’s—503 Lenox Ave. 7th Ave.—2051-7th Ave. Harlem—2140 7th Ave. Little Alpha—200 West 136th St. Zambezi—2267-7th Ave. Dig-By—300 West lllth St. Mardi Gus—1951 Amsterdam Ave. La Fontaine—470 Convent Ave. Casbah—163rd St. 8: St. Nicholas Ave. Broadway—92 St. Nicholas Ave. Roma Gardens—275 West 116th St. Hill Side—513 West 145th St. Bowman’s—~92 St. Nicholas Pl. Rainey's—1869 Amsterdam Ave. Shep’s—l978 Amsterdam Ave. Dillette’s—lOl Edgecombe Ave. l Cosan's—37l West 123rd St. SERVICE STATIONS Renny—2359 - 7th Ave. 2 Park Lane—1890 Park Ave. :2 Red Tip—2470- 7th Ave. DANCE HALLS E % NIGHT CLUBS Savoy—Leno: Ave. 8: 140th St. Golden Gate—Leno: 8: 142nd Reno—549 W. 145th St. Ave. St. 1 Small’s Paradise—2294 7th Ave.

. Elk’s Rendezvous—133rd 8: Lenox Ave. BROOKLYN _ Celebrity Club—35 E. 125th St. HOTELS Murrain’r—l32nd 8: 7th Ave. Y. M. C. A.—40$ Carlton Ave. 1. ; Hollywood Club—116th & Lenox Ave. Burma—14S Gates Ave. Lenox Rendezvous—75 Lenox Ave. LeEerts—-127 Lefierts Place Harlem—266 West 145th St. RESTAURANTS Calypso—2387 7th Ave. Dew Drop—363 Halsey St. Lido—35 West 125th St. Little Roxy—490A Summer Ave.

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Allen Rose—106 Kingston Ave. BROOKLYN (cont) Turner’s—249 Sumner St RESTAURANTS Gottesman’s—4l Albany Ave. Cateteria—lOS Ave. Bernice’s Kingston Sexton’r—é 16 Halsey St. Spick & Span—70 Kingston Ave. Sevelle Bar-B-Q—237 Sumner Ave. TAILORS Ave. G E? H—382 Summers Ave. G & 0—84 Troy Caravan—377 Hancock St. (BRONX) BEAUTY PARLORS HOTELS 125 Fulton St. Bartley’s—l Carver—980 Prospect Ave. Sumner Ave. Katerine’s—34S Crotona—69S East 170th St. Ideal—285—A Sumner Ave.

Mariett’s—-451 Nostrand Ave. RESTAURANTS . Ave. Edith's—389 Tom kins Ave. Betty's Blue Room—1363 Stebbins East 165th St. LaRoberte—SZZ acon St. Shrimp’s—734 Daniel’s—1107 Prospect Ave. BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS East 168th St. Theresa—304 Livonia Ave. Syl-V—584 BEAUTY PARLORS TAVERNS Prospect Ave. Summer Ave. Grayson—974 Palm Gardens—491 Glennada—87S Longwood Ave. Royal—1073 Fulton St.

Parkside—7S9 Gates Ave. . TAVERNS Decatur Bar & Grill—301 Reid Ave. Freddie's Bar—1204 Boston Rd. Third Ave. Kingston Tavern—1496 Fulton St. Uncle Curley’s-—3589 Road Arlington Inn—1253 Fulton St. The Fair Play—1260 Boston 165th St. Gallagher’s Bar—249 Reid Ave. Harty’s Mid-Way—458 E. Disler’s—7S9 Gates Ave. Louis’ Ambosino—737 E. 165th St. Third Ave. Elegant Bar 8: Grill—1420 Fulton St. Neighborhood—3344 Verona Leafe—l330 Fulton St. Louis’ Tavern—3510 Third Ave. K & C Tavern—588 Gates Ave. Kennie’s—BSS Freeman St. George’s—328 Tompkins Ave. Lucille’s—3800 Third Ave. Smitty’s—286 Patchen Ave. Jimmy’s—267 E. l6lst St. Casablanca—300 Reid Ave. Zombie Bar—I745 Boston Road Ten-Twelve—-Sumner 8: Myrtle Aves. Rainbow Gardens—-977 Prospect Ave. Country Cottage—375 Franklin Ave. Johnny’s—1048 Boston Road Bombay—377 Christopher St. B 8; P—823 E. 169th St. Capitol—1550 Fulton St. Trinity—l63rd & Trinity Ave. Corba—lS93 E. New York Ave. Ralph Rida's—llSS Tinton Ave. Traveler’s Inn—SA Hull St. Triangle—849 E. 169th St. Marion’s—125 Marion St. Bronxwood—3950 Bronxwood Ave. Berry Bros.—l714 Fulton St. Crystal Lounge-1035 Prospect Ave. Frank 6? Varet St. Happy Hour—1183 Boston Road Murry’s—95 Road Logan’s—1165 Bradford Ave. Five Corners—169th St. 8: Boston Bar 688—688 Halsey St. Sporting Life—950 PrOSpect Ave. Brooklyn Fraternal—1068 Fulton St. Central—267 East 161st St. Topside—224 Ralph Ave. DeLuxe——270 East 161st St. Ward’s—1825 Fulton St. Elk’r—980 Prospect Ave. Jefferson—397 Tompkins Ave. Alamo—1056 Boston Road Bushwick—375 Bushwick Ave. Edyth’s—Boston Rd. and Prospect Ave. Lorene’s—373 Nostrand Ave. “ WINE.AND LIQUOR STORE Turbo Village—249 Reid Ave. Franklin Ave.—1214 Franklin Ave. Elmo—243 Reid Ave. Prospect—889 Prospect Ave. Summer—693 Gates Ave. Jack’s—1309 Prospect Ave. Esquire—Atlantic 8: Kingston Aves. West Farms—2026 Boston Road New Durkin—IZSS Fulton St. O’Connell’s—l 3 l 1 Boston Road Caravan—377 Hancock St. Frank‘s NIGHT CLUBS 5’ H.—382 o 7th Ave. . C. 8453845 Prospect Ave. NIGHT CLUBS BALLROOM Lion’s—307 Ralph Ave. McKinley—1258 Boston Road SERVICE STATIONS DRUG STORES Baker St. Provident—1265 Bedford Ave. Rispoli—46 A1 8’ Rd. E” 170th St. Bancroft—Franklin E? Bergen St. Jim‘s—Boston TAILORS WINE AND LIQUOR STORE Hendrix’b—IZOZ Union Ave. Yak—1361 Fulton St. DeLux-857 Freeman St. Lincoln—401 Tompkins Ave. Posh—587 Jersey Ave. York—1361 Fulton St. A. Higgs—721 Henderson Stuyvesant—1551 Fulton St. Tucker—260 B‘way WESTCHESTER PLEASE MENTION THE “GREEN BOOK” LONG ISLAND STATEN ISLAND

MT. VERNON LONG ISLAND . AMITYVILLE TOURIST HOME Mrs. Lloyd King—343 So. 10th Ave.- RESTAURANTS RE STAIIRANTS Watervliet—l 58 Dixon Ave. Hamburger Bar—IS W. 3rd St. ROAD HOUSES Friendship—50 W. 3rd St. Freddy's—Albany 8: Banbury Court TAVERNS BARBER SHOPS Mohawk Inn—142 S. 7th Ave. Jimmy’s—Albany 8: Brewster Friendship Center—50 W. 3rd St. BEAUTY PARLORS Golden Lion—50 S. 8th St. Boyd's—2i Banbury Court NEW ROCHELLE CORONA RESTAURANTS City Park—52l 5th Ave. TAVERNS Harris—29 Morris St. Big George—106 Northern Blvd. Prosperity—3249 lO3rd St. Week’s—68 Winyah Ave. Silver Rail—lO7-lS Northern Blvd. BEAUTY PARLORS NIGHT CLUBS A. Berry—50 DeWitts Place New Cameo—-108 Northern Blvd. B. Miller 54 Dewitt Pl. Ode—~41 Rochelle Place HEMPSTEAD BARBER SHOPS TAVERNS The Royal Salon—4 Brook Ave. Eddie Bar 8: Grill—28 S. Franklin Field’s—66 Winyah Ave. BARBER SHOPS Bal-Mo—Ral—56 Brook St. Modernistic—96 So. Franklin St. LIQUOR STORES BEAUTY PARLORS A. Edwards—112 Union Ave. Sykes——98 So. Franklin StC DRUG STORES Daniel’s—57 Lincoln Ave. JAMAICA TAVERNS NORTH TARRYTOWN Tolliver's—IIZ New York Blvd. Hank’s—108-04 New York Blvd. BARBER SHOPS Old Sweet—lSS-ll South Road Lemon’s—Valley St. TAILORS TUCKAHOE Klugh’s—109 Union Hall St. Merit—109 Merrick Blvd. RESTAURANTS Butterfly Inn—47 Washington St. BEAUTY PARLORS Roslyn—l06-53 New York Blvd. BEAUTY PARLORS Shanhana—l44 Main St. BARBER SHOPS STATEN ISLAND Al’s—144 Main St. WEST BRIGHTON YONKERS BEAUTY PAR‘LORS RESTAURANTS Etta’s—l652 Richmond Terr. The Brown Derby—125 Nepperham Ave. BARBER SHOPS Dozier—192 Broadway WHITE PLAINS HOTELS NIGHT CLUBS Del Rio—122 Lafayette Ave. Williams—208 Broadway RESTAURANTS TAILOR-S Walnards—79 Martine Ave. Post—585 Jersey Ave. Waldorf—402 Grove St. A. Higgs—721 Henderson Field's—338 Tarrytown Road Tucker—Z60 Broadway BEAUTY PARLO‘RS SERVICE STATIONS Maudie’s—IZZ Martine Ave. House of Beauty—158 Grove St. Barker St. Rispoli—46 Graces—416 Tarrytown Road NIGHT CLUBS WESTCHESTER Shelton’s—SS Grove St. LIQUOR STORES ELMSFORD Martine—120 Martine Ave.

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i WHITE PLAINS (cont) ROSWELL TOURIST HOBIES I TAXI CABS ' 10th St. Martine—SS Martine Ave. Vlrs \/larv Collins—lZl E. R. Brown—313 W. Math STORES DRUG Mrs. George A. Brown Center—162 Main St. RESTAITRANTS» ? 'DULORS Sun Set Cafe—11')" E. Walnut St. : Mayo—372 Central Ave. TUCUMCARI NEVADA TOTTRTST HONTES INN RENO ROCKETT TOURIST HOME 524 W. CAMPBELL AVE. Floyd B. Garner—875 E. 2nd St. June’s Rooms—Box 1002 Billise Ross—520 Spokane St. BARBER SHOPS Henry Jones—211 N. 5th St. LAS VEGAS GARAGES TOURIST HOMES Swift’s—Hiway 66 Harrison’s Guest House#1001 North I St. Shaw Apts.—619 Van Buren St. NORTH CAROLINA NEW HAMPSHIRE ASHEVILLE WHITEFIELD HOTELS TOURIST HO‘ME Y W C. A.—360 College St. Mrs, Homer Mason—Greenwich St. Booker T. Washington-«409 Southside Ave. Savoy—Eagle 8: Market St. NEW MEXICO RESTAURANTS Palace Grille-19 St. ALBUQUERQUE Eagle HOTELS BEAUTY SCHOOLS & Market St. Ideal Butler’s—Eagle SHOPS TOURIST HOMES BARBER Wilson’s—13 St. Mrs. Kate Duncan—423 North Arno St. Eagle Mrs. W, N. and Si. GARAGES ' Bailey—”27 ‘ 8: Market Sts. RESTAURANTS Wilkin’s—Eagle Aunt Brenda's—406 North Arno St. ;, BLADENBORO CARLSBAD BEAUTY PARLORS TOURIST HOMES Lacy’s Beauty Shop Mrs. A. Sherrell—SOZ S. Haloquens L. M. Smith—514 South Canyon CHARLOTTE RESTAURANTS HOTELS Roy La Flore—New San Jose Alexander—~523 N. McDowell St. BARBER SHOPS RESTAURANTS Garland Johnson—West Bronson St. Ingram’s—304 So. McDowell St. Elite—434 . lst St. GALLUP BEAUTY PARLORS TOURIST HOMES Fronnmw—"QOA l~2 E, First St. Mrs. Sonnie Lewis—109 Wilson St. Majic—1632 S. 4th St. Martha’s—5'09 E. 2nd St. LAS CRUCES Margie’s—1632 So. 4th St. TOURIST HOMES BARBER SHOPS Mrs. R. B. McCoy—545 N. Church 2nd St.'—500 E. 2nd St. LORDSBURG Martha’s—509 E. 2nd St. DH Ub‘r ST()R ES HIGHTOWER’S MOTEL Gilmore—2205' Booker Ave. Phone 243 'Rv3 Charlotte—«ZOO E. Trade St. Carolina—401 E. Trade St. Modem with Private Bath . Lunch Room TAILORS Located 1 mile east of Lordsburg, Rts. 70 E? 80 New Way—935 E. 9th St.

Direct Route to and from the West Coast SERVICE STATIONS Rishon Dale—First 81 Prevqrd Sts. Rochester and Leona LORDSBURG, N. M. Bob Roberson’s—701 Trade St;

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DURHAM , FAYETTEVILLE HOTELS HOTELS Bedford Inn—203 Moore St. Biltmore—3321/2 E. Pettigrew St. Restful Inn—418 Gillespie St. TOURIST HOME HOMES Jones—502 Ramsey St. TOURIST RESTAURANTS Mrs. E. M. Smith—311 Moore St. Elivira's—801 Fayetteville St. Jone’s——-3ll Moore St. Battle Grill—406 Pettigrew St. RESTAURANTS Bull City—412 Pettigrew Mayflower Grill—N. Hillsboro St. CUvCu—916 Pickett Silver Grill—115' Gillespie St. College Inn—1306 Fayetteville Arthur‘s Seafood Grill—637 Person St. BEAUTY PARLORS Crumpler‘s—207 Hillsboro St. De Shazors—809 Fayetteville St. BEA UTY PARLORS D’Orsay—IZO S. Mangurn St. Ethel's——Gillesnie St. Friendly City—711 Fayetteville St. Ruth’s—500 Wilmington Rd. Burma's—536 E. Pettigrew St. BARBER SHOPS Vanity Fair—l 108% Pine St. DeLuxr—Pesno St. BARBER SHOPS Mack’s—l l7 Gillespie St. Friendly—711 Favetteville St. TAVERNS DeLux—617 Fayetteville St. Bedford Inn—203 Moore St. TAVERNS Big Buster—Gillespie St. Hollywood—418 S. Mangum St. SERVICE STATIONS College Inn—1306 Fayettgevdle St. Moore’s—613 Ramsey St. Chautauqua—Chautaqua Ave. Jack’s Grill—706 Fayetteville St. GARAGES Jeffrie’s—Blount St. SERVICE STATIONS Granite—Main 81 9th St. TAILORS Ft. Road Midway—Pine & Poplar Sts. Gregory's—1219 Bragg Pine Street—1102 Pine St. GREENSBORO Williams—Cor. Pettigrew 8: Pine Sts. Biltmore—402 E. Pettigrew St. HOTELS Market St. Clay’9—406 1-2 Pettigrew St. Legion Club—829 E. Speiyght’s—Fayetteville and Pettigrew Sts. TOURIST HOMES Sulton’s Esso—400 Pine St. T. Daniels—912 E. Market St. Market St. DRUG STORES Mrs. E. Evans—906 E. Garrett’s Biltmore—E. Pettigrew St. Mrs. Lewis—829 E. Market St. Wooten—423 St. Bull City—610 Fayetteville St. I. W. Lindsay James B. Blount—447 Cole: St.

TAILORS ‘ Union—112 Parrish St. TAVERN S Paramount—907 E. Market St. Roy211—538 E. Pettegrew St. Boykin-71$ Fayetteville St. TAILORS Service—612 Fayetteville St. Shoflners—922 E. Market St. Union—418 Dowd St. TAXI CABS Scott 59’ Roberts—702 Fayetteville St. MadRae—106 S. Macon St. ELIZABETH CITY GREENVILLE TAVERNS RESTAURANTS Ave. Blue Duck Inn—404% Ehringhaus Paradise—~314 Albermale Bell’s—310 Albermale Ave. ELIZABETHTOWN BEAUTY SHOPS Ave. HOTELS Spain—6l4 Atlantic s—ZlZ Clark St. Hotel Larva—930 Prospect Ave. Midgett’ STORES BEAUTY PARLORS DRUG Harrison’ 11—908 Dickerson St. Liola’ 3 Beauty Salon TAVERNS GOLDSBORO Gill’s Grill TAILORS Royal Cafe Carrie—208 N. Center St. DRUG STORES RESTAURANTS McKay 8: Neal Scott‘ 3—404 Galley St. BARBER SHOYPS ENFIELD Thornton's—5'07 Allen St. RESTAURANTS BEAUTY PARLORS Royal—301 Highway St. Service-619 Devereaux St. IN PATRONlleN‘G THESE PLACES N. CAROLINA 1 l HALLSRORO TAXI CABS i East End—Dial r BEAUTY PARLORS 2-2086 Leigh’s—Route No. l MANCHESTER HAMLET TAVERNS RESTAURANTS Mohawk Inn Covington—9l 11 No. Yard PINEHURST i HENDERSON f TAXI CABS TOURIST HOMES 1 Green 8r Chavis—720 Eaton St. Foster's STATIONS ; HIGH POINT SERVICE Foster's HOTELS Kilby’s——627% E. Washington St. SANFORD KINGSTON BEAIJTY PARLORS Wall St. SERVICE STATIONS Douglas’-—310 Davey-205 E. South St. GARAGES TAVERNS Campbell’s—Pearl St. Blue Bird—South Queen St. DRUG STORES Bland'I—SOO S. Steele St. LITTLETON HOTELS SALISBURY Young‘s Hotel TAXI CABS N. Lee St. LILLINGTON Safety—122 TAXI CABS SUMTER Hall’s TAVERNS . LEXINGTON Silver Moon—20 W. Liberty St.

. SERVICE STATIONS \VHITEVILLE , D. T. Taylor—Esau Service TOURIST HOL’IES MT. OLIVE lVIn. I‘. Jeflries—Mlll St. RESTAURANTS \VILSON Black Beauty Tea Room l HOTELS Biltmore—E. Washington St. NEW BERN i The Wilson Biltrnore——539 E. Nash HOTELS

’ ’ CABS Rhone—42 Queen St. TAXI M. Jones-1209 E. Queen St. TOURIST HOMES H. C. Sparrow—68 West St. W INSTON-SALEM HOTELS RALEIGH Y. M. C. A.——4l0 N. Church St. RESTAURANTS TOURIST HOD’IES B 8: H Cafe—411 S. Blount St. Charles H. Jones—1611 E. 14th St. Chicken Shack—Cross & Lake St. lure. H. L. Christian—302 E. 9th St UwenS—IZS E. Hargett St. R. B. William—1225 N. Ridge Ave. New York—108 E. Hargett St. ’ 3 Dixie—106 E. Thomas St. WASHINGTON Peter E” Mike—Cor. Cabamers Es’ Dawson Sts. DRUG STORES BEAUTY SHOPS Lloyd’s-408 Gladden St. Sales—222 S. Tarboro St. \VELDON BARBER SHOPS HOTELS City—200 E. Thomas St. Pope . TAILORS Terminal Inn—Washington Ave. Lewis—220 E. Cabarrus St. Arcade—122 E. Hargerr Sr. WILMINGTON Peerless—516 Fayetteville St. HOTELS White Swan—115 Maxwell St. M urphy~ ~3 13 Castle St. So. St. Snakenburg—123 Salisbury HOME John Wimberly—309 Highland Ave. TOURIST PAYNE’S TOURIST HOME GARAGES Richardson & Smith—108 E. Lenoir St. 417 N. SIXTH ST. . e ,. xy::m-.s.:x. w m.¢m.~vx.m -.'W"r‘~nw , '3':

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WILMINGTON (cont) Exchange—32 N. Howard St.. & Furnace RESTA U RANTS Garden'City—Ho’ward Mathews-—-—77 N. Howard St. Harris—~lOth 81 Worcester Sts. The Blufl St. Johnson’s—1007 Chestnut St. Upperman—l97 Hillcrest—l 1 l8 Dawson St. TOURIST HOLIES Manhattan—EH6 S. 13th St. R. Wilson—~370 Robert St. Ollie’s—4lSI/2 .. 7th St. BARBER SHOPS Blue Bird 619 Castle St. Goodwill’s———422 Robert St. BEAUTY PARLORS Matthew’s—77 N. Howard St. Beth’s—416 Anderson St. Allen's—~43 N. Howard St. Lezora—609 Red Cross St. TAVERNS Germany’s—~715 Red Cross St. Brook’s—42 N. Howard St. Lou’s—~820 Red Cross St. Garden City—124 N. Howard St. Newkirk'I—l 2 l 7 Castle St. Pierce’s—615 Kedder St. INTIGHT CLUBS Cosmopolitan—43% N. St. Apex—6H Red Cross St. Howard Dickson—“OI S. 7th St. SERVICE STATIONS Gertrude—H5 S. 7th St. Dunagan—834 Rhoades Ave. Howard's—121 S. 13th St. Zuber’s-—47 Cuyhaga St. Vanity Box—115 S. 13th St. La Celeste—508 Nixon St. ALLIANCE La May—703 S. 15th St. TOURIST HOMES Dixie—512% Nixon St. Mrs. W. Jackson—774 N. Webb Ave. Thelma’s—207 S. 12th St. CANTON Zan-Zibar—403 Nixon St. ‘ lVlcCleese—-9th 8: Red Cross Sts. HOTELS Fennell’s—l3l3 N. 7th St. Phillis Wheatly Asso .——6lZ Market Ave. 80 BARBER SHOPS RESTAURANTS Johnson’s—6 Market St. Hunter’ s—224 E. College Ave. Johnson’s—903 Castle St. DRUG STORES Brown’s—607 S. 7th St. Southside—415 Cherry Ave. S. E. NIGHT CLUBS High Hat—Market St. Rd. (4 miles out) CINCINNATI Del Morocco—1405 Dawson St. HOTELS Y. C. A—702 W. 8th St. TAVERNS Terminal—4103 St Happy Hour—6tth 8: Brunswick Sts. Hopkins 8: Mound Ste. High Hat—7l3 Castle St. Sterling—6th 6th St. Black Cat—922 N. 7th St. Cordella—élz N. Manse—l004 St. William’s-—-8th & Dawson Sts. Chapel

Blinker Cafe—605 Red Cross St. TOURIST HOMES . Kozy Korner—lOth & Castle Sts. O. Steele—3065 Kerper St. Ethel Buckner—505 W. 8th St. SERVICE STATIONS RESTAURANTS Brooklyn—4th & Taylor Sts. Miniature Grill—1132 Chapel St. GARAGES Ann—503 W. 5th St. Fennell’s—124 So. l3tth St. lMom'r—-6th 81 John Sts. DRUG STORES Perkins—430 West 5th St. Fair Price—611 Castle St. Inc—Fre—l634 Freeman St. Ideal—517 Red Cross St. Williams—105' 3 Freeman St. Lane’s—4th 8: Bladen Sts. Hide Away——4th & Smith St. ‘ TAXI CABS Hill’s—645 Richmond St. Star—Dial 9259 Naomi's—667 Linn St. Mack's—Dial 7645 Thomas’s—SSG Hathaway St. Dixie—516 S. 7th St. Fred's—720 W. 5th St. Tom's—4l8 chRae St. Dixie Plate—71 W. 5th St. Crosby’s-Dial 9246 Andrews—417 W. 5th St. Greyhound—Dial 2-1342 Ross Cleveland—844W 9th St. Joe Bundy’5—530 W. 5th St. TAILORS Harry Bruce—.404 W. 5th St. New Red Cross St. Progressive—525 Harrison Dents—1110 Gest St. Helen Johnson—~622 Mound St. Ida lVIiller——6ll \V 6th St. OHIO Felix Savage—George and John St. AKRON Henry3 Shack—528 Mound St. HOTELS Wm. Taylors——-50-0 W. Court St. Green Turtle—Federal 8: Howard Busy Bee Cafe-«809 John St. IWN PATRONIZIiNG THESE PLACES W

Dawson—660 Baymiller St. CINCINNATI (cont.) Walthal—732 W. 5th St. CHINESE RESTAURANTS SERV ICE STATIONS Tim Pang—514 W. 6th St. S & W.—9th & Mound Sts. BEAUTY PARLORS Coursey—2985 Gilbert Ave. Efficiency—878 Beecher St- 9th St.-—-9th & Mound St. The Hosmer—920 Churchill Ave. Park Ave. GARAGES Mill’s—2639 Adams—2915 Gilbert Ave. E. N. Anderson—1533 Blair Ave. 7th St.—328 W. 7th St. Anderson—701 Cutter St. E. Theodore Little—1107 Mound St. W. Court St. Carrie Brown—749 & Cutler St. , All Service—8th Breck’s—9l3 John St. Margaret Brown—924 Linn St. TAXI CABS Mound St. Cleaver Mae’s—1018 John St. Calvin—9th & Pl. & Rosebud—719 W. Court St. Ferguson’s—Alms LincolnAve. Grethel—626 Central Ave. CLEVELAN D W. Jones—735 W. 7th St. Ludie’s—444 Chestnut St. ‘HOTELS Ave. Pattie Lounds—927 Linn St. Ward—4113 Cedar Cedar Ave. Mrs. Mahan—SSI W. Liberty St. Phyllis Wheatly—4300 E. 40th St. Margaret Peak—2614 Park Ave. Geraldine—2212 76th 8: Cedar Callie P. Smith—709 lViound St. Y. M. C. A.——E. E. 55th St. Lucille Sebastian—3546 Dick St. Majesticb—ZZQI Ave. Carrie Tally—800 W. 8th St. Carnegie—6803 Carnegie Ave. Martha Williams—506 W. 5th St. Pershing—6412 Cottage B. Wilkins—639 Richmond St. TOURIST HOMES Wilkins—2121 E. 46th St. BARBER SHOPS Mrs. Edith Collegiate—906 Churchill Ave. RESTAURANTS 5th Ave.-—-528 W. 5th Ave. Williams—Central 8: E. 49th St. Clifford Brown—545 Clark St. Cassie’s—2284 E. 55th St. R. E. Crump—SOO W. 6th St. Manhattan—9903 Cedar Ave. George Cannon—434 W. 5th St. State—7817 Cedar St. Bud Douglas—636 W. Court BEAUTY PARLORS C. Lewis Handy—810 John St. Wheatly Bldg. Ave. Cosmetology—Phyllis Rev. Wm. Halbert—703 Kenyon Alberta’s—8203 Cedar Ave. 5th St. Charles Humphery~528 W. Wilkin’s—12813 Kinsman Road St. Henry Johnson—1025 John Unique De Luxe—-2408 E. 79th St. 5th St. Flowers Slaughter—435 W. Mildred’s—899 E. 105th St. TAVERNS BARBER SHOPS Edgemont Inn—2950 Gilbert Ave. Cedar Ave. St. Bryant’s—9808 Travelers Inn—1115 Hopkins Driskill—1243 E. 105th St. Log Cabin--—608 John Street Kitty Kat—417 W. 5th St. TAVERNS Brown & Woodland Ave. Barr 8: Linn—760 Barr St. Derby—40th Gardens—9706 Cedar Ave. Shuflle Inn—638 Baymiller St. Cedar E. 105th St. Wright’s——-776 W. 5th St. Cafe Society—966 Gold Bar—105th St. & Massic Ave. Ben—723 W. 5th St. Silver Fleet—810 W. 8th St. NIGHT CLUBS Julia’s Cafe——520 W. 5th St. Douglas—7917 Cedar Ave. Felder’s—810 W. 8th St. BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS Hotel—542 W. 7th St. Wilkins—2112 East 46th St. DRUG STORES . SERVICE STATIONS Sts. Sky Pharmacy—5th 8: John Dixon’s—8904 Cedar Ave. Hoard's—937 Central Ave. lxyer s—{edar 8i 79th St. Mound Sts. Fallon's—6th & Douglas—E. 93rd 8: Cedar Ave. Court St. West End—709 W. K 8: R—Garfield 8: E. 105th St. Park Ave. Mangrum—Chapel 8: Amoco—Ashbury & E. 105th St. Dr. Russel—612 W. 9th St. d'ARAGES NIGHT CLUBS Sykes—6801 Kinsonan Road Mound Street Cotton Club—6th 8r DRUG STORES Gilbert St. Downbeat—Beecher 8: Benjamin’s—E. 55th St. 8: Central ROAD HOUSES TAILORS Shufile Inn~7th & Carr Streets Grant’s-9502 Cedar Ave. Servowell—1283 E. 105th St.

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V COLUMBUS TOURIST HOMES HOTELS B. Lawrence—206 Norwood St. Ford—179 N. 6th St. RESTAURANTS Lexington—180 Lexington Ave. 5th St. Y.W.C.A. Norfolk—430 N. Monroe Ave. Plaza—«438 E. St. TAVERNS Long Palmer Macon Hotel—306 N. 20th St. House—1167 Germantown Charlton—439 Hamilton Ave. SERVICE STATIONS Hawkins—6S N. Monroe Ave. Poorer’s.Shio—1200 W. I5th St. Litchferd—N. 4th St. Fulton—403 E. Fulton St. LIMA Mabry—1042 Jackson St. ”TOURIST HOMES Newford—4521/2 E. Long St. Sol Downton—1124 W. Spring St. Edward TOURIST HOMES Holt—406 E. High St. Cook—230 S. Hawkins—70 N. Monroe Ave. George Union St. Mrs. J. Smith—16 . 48th St. LORAIN Mae’s—70 N. Monroe Ave. TOURIST Norfolk——43O N. Monroe Ave. HOMES Mrs. Alex Cooper—259 N. 17th St. Cooley—114 W. 26th St. Mrs. W. H. Redmond—201 E. 22nd St. RESTAURANTS Worthington—209 W. 16th Stt. Belmont-—689 E. Long St. Porter Wood—1759 Broadway Lee—14 Joy Harris St. H. P. Jackson—2383 Apple Ave. Turner's—452% E. Long Edward’s—318 Barthman Ave. MANSFIELD Bessie‘s—423 W. Goodale St. HOTELS Southern V Tea Room—618 E. Long St. Lincoln—757 N. Bowman St. Atcheson—1288 Atcheson St. SERVICE Daisy‘e—687 B. Long St. STATIONS Helen‘s Speedy Auto. Wash—32 E. 6th St. TAVERNS DRUG STORES Mickey's—425' Goodale St. Mayer—243 N. Main St. Lincoln—389 W. Goodale St. MARIETTA Royal—752 E. Long St. TOURIST HOMES Paradise—878 Mt. Vernon Ave. ‘ Mrs. E. Duck Inn—382 E. 5th Ave. Jackson—213 Church St. Novelty—741 B. Long St. MIDDLETOWN Latham Diner—317 Haskack St. RESTAURANTS Poinclana—758 E. Long St. Dew Drop Inn—1232 Garfield Village—1219 Mt. Vernon Ave. Harris-4022 W. 5th St. BARBER SHOPS Acme—909 Lincoln NIGHT CLUBS TAILOR S Club Rogue—772% E. Long St. Tramell—l 308 Garfield Turf Club——Champion at Mt. Vernon Belmont—689 Long St. OBERLIN at Neilston St. Speedway—Spring HOTELS Skurdy's—1074 Mt. Vernon Ave. Club 169—Cleveland Ave. Oberlin Inn—College 8: Main Trocaneria—892 Mt. Vernon Ave. Paul Bryant—366 N. 20th St. SPRINGFIELD Club Re a1—-—772 E. Long St. HOTELS Yatch— or. 20th 59’ Mt. Vernon Posey—209 S. Fountain Ave. El Tranato—3 47 Barthman Ave. Y. M. C. A.—Center St. Lynchford—90 N. 14th St. Y. W. C. A.-Clarke St. Harris—1022 W. 5th St. TOURIST HOMES McCown's—St. Clair Ea” Mt. Vernon Mrs. M. E. Wilborn—ZZO Fair St. SERVICE STATIONS H. Sydes—902 8. Yellow Spring St. King’s—E. Long &Monroe Mrs. C. Seward—1090 Mound St. Peyton Sohio’s—E. Long & Monroe RESTAURANTS Brooks'—466 S. Washington Ave. Posey—le S. Fountain Ave. TAXI CABS BEAUTY PARLORS Green Louise—902 Innesfallen Ave. Powder Puff—638 S. Wittenberg Ave. DAYTON BARBER SHOPS HOTELS Harris—39 W. Clark St. Y. M. C. A.—907 W. 5th St. Griffith & Martin—127 8. Center St. IN PATRONIZI'N‘G THESE PLACES O‘KLAHOOHBACI: MW SPRINGFIELD :NIGHT CLUBS (Conn) 40 Club—399 E. Federal St. TAVERN S West Side——477 W. Federal St. Ave. Posey’s—le S. Fountain Liberty—201 S. Center St. NIGHT CLUBS 40 Club—=369 E. Federal K. P. Imp. Club—S. Yellow Spring 50505—454 W. Federal W. Federal STATIONS West Side Social—552 SERVICE W. Ave. Underwood—1303 S. Yellow Spring St. A. A. Social—703 Rayen GARAGES ZANESVILLE Green’s—1371 W. Pleasant St. HOTELS Ben’s—93S Sherman Ave. Park—1561 W. Main St. STEUBENVILLE RESTAURANTS Harlem—Lee St. TOURIST HOMES Little W. Jackson—648 Adam St. TOURIST HOMES H. Jackson—650 Adam St. L. E. Conan—1545 N. Main St. SHOPS TOLEDO BARBER Nap Love—Second St. HOTELS PARLORS Pleasant—15 N. Erie Ave. BEAUTY Celeste—South St. TOURIST HOLIES G. Davis—532 Woodland Ave. Mrs. J. Jennings—729 Indiana Ave. J. F. Watson—399 Pinewood Ave. OKLAHOMA P. Johnson—llOZ Collingwood Blvd. BOLEY BEAUTY PARLORS HOTELS Personality—9 l 3 Collingwood Blvd. Berry’s—South Main St. BARBER SHOPS Chiles—Indiana & Collingwood CHICKASHA TOURIST HOMES TAVERNS St. VI ndiana—S 29 Indiana Ave. Boyd’s—1022 Shepard Tecumsik St. Midway—764 ENID SERVICE STATIONS HOMES Pinewood Ave. TOURIST Darling’s—858 Mrs. Eliza Baty—SZO E. State St. Hobb’s—City Park 81 Belmont Mrs. Johnson—217 E. Market St. Edward’s—222 E. Park St. YOUNGSTOWN HOTELS GUTHRIE Federal St. Y. M. C. A.—962 W. HOMES Rideout—383 Lincoln Ave. TOURIST E. Springer Ave. McDonald—442 E. Federal James—1002 Mrs. M. A. Smith—317 E. Second St. Royal Palms—62‘)" Hemrod Gold Inn—851 W. Federal MUSKOGEE Mohoning—3 411 Nelson Ave. HOTELS RESTAURANTS Bozeman “Y”—-962 Federal St. N. 2nd St. S. Center People’s—316 Central—137 So. 2nd St. Dock’s—SS‘ E. Federal Elliots—lllyz Bagnet—316 Covington RESTAURANTS N. 2nd St. BARBER SHOPS People’s—316 Harris’—-Belmont1& W. Federal St. BARBER SHOPS Central—228 N.Second St. BEAIITY PARLORS N. Second St. Renee’s—321 E. Federal St. Peoples—-3l2 Robbins—114 Court St. Francine—427 W. Chicago Ave. PARLORS TAVERNS BEAUTY Lenora’s—228 N. 2nd St. Sponteno—377 E. Federal State—1’30 E. Broadman TAVERNS Bar—Second at Court TAILORS Eagle Mack’s—322 N. 2nd St. H. V. Walker—371 E. Federal STATIONS SERVICE STATIONS SERVICE N. 2nd St. Hall’s—Bayen & W. Federal St. Smith’s—325 GARAGES AUTOMOTIVE Str. Underwood—543 5th Ave. Smith Tire Co.——-an 61’ Denison

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MUSKOGEE (cont) W. C. A.-—621 E. Oklahoma P1. GARAGES Suntan—615' E. Archer H1 Del N .' Greenwood Middleton’s—420 N. Second St. Rio—607% Miller—124 N. Hartford St. Nelson’s—940 S. 20th St. London’s—209 Denison TOURIST HOMES TAILOR-S . H. Smith—124V; N. Greenwood ll C. U. Netherland—542 N. St. Williams—321 N.- 2nd St. Elgin Bull's—208 S. 2nd St. ‘RESTAURANTS Chicken Shack—316 N. Elgin OKLAHOMA CITY Art 5 Chili Parlor—110 Ng Greenwood — HOTELS The Upstairs Dining Rm. 1191/2 N. Greenwood LITTLEPAGE HOTEL BARBER SHOPS 219 N. CENTRAL Swindall’s—203 N. Greenwood Hall—308% N. Central Magnolia Inn—629 E. 4th TAILORS Lawson—1120 Greenwood Ave. Canton—200 N. E. 2nd St. Carver’s—125 N. Greenwood Ave. TOURIST HOMES SERVICE STATIONS COrtland Rms.—629 N. E. 4th Mince-2nd 81 Sta. Scrugg’s——420 N. Laird St. Eigin Tucker’s-315% N. E. 2nd St. GARAGES Pine Street—906 E. Pine St. RESTAURANTS Eastside Food Shop—904 N. E. 2nd St. AUTOMOBILES Greenwood St. BEAUTY PARLORS Meharry Drugs—101 Lyons—3 16 North Central N. B. Ellis—331% N. E. 2nd St. BARBER SHOPS OREGON Elks—300 Block N. E. 2nd St. PORTLAND Golden Oak—300 Block N. E. 2nd HOTELS Clover Leaf—300 Block N. E. 2nd St. Medley—2272 N. Interstate Ave. TAVERNS Y. W. C. A.—N. E. Williams Ave. 81 Till. Lyons—304 E. 2nd St. RESTAURANTS Ruby’s—322% N. E. 2nd St. Barno’s—84 N. E. Broadway King’s—905 N. E. 4th St. BEAUTY PARLORS SERVICE STATIONS Bakerr—6535 N. E. Grand Ave. Richardson’s—400 N. E. 2nd St. Redmond—2862 S. E. Ankeny Mathues—1023 N. E. 4th St. Mott Sisters—4107 Vancouver Ave. SANITARIUMS BARBER SHOPS Ed’s—220 N. E. lst St. Holliday's—Sll N. W. 6th Ave. DRUG NIGHT CLUBS Randolph—331N2ndSTORIESE St. Oregon Frat.—l412 N. Wms. Cut Rate—301 N. 2nd E. St. ROAD HOUSES OKMULGEE Spleen—1.734 N. Williams Ave. RESTAURANTS TAXI CABS ‘ Simmons—407 E. 5th St. Broadway DeLuxe Cab—Br. 1'2'3'4 BEAUTY PARLORS Walker—717 N. Porter PENNSYLVANIA SERVICE STATIONS ALLENTOWN Phillips—5th & Delaware Sta. RESTAURANTS TAXI CABS Southern—372 Union St. H. & H.—421 E. 5th St. ALTOONA SHAWNEE TOURIST HOMES HOTELS C. Bell—1420 Wash. Ave. Olison—SOI S. Bell St. Mrs. E. Jackson—2138-18th St. Slugg’s—410 So. Bell St. Mrs. H. Shorter—2620-8th St. TOURIST HOMES RESTAURANTS M. Gross—602 S. Bell St. Mac’s—1710 Union Ave. TULSA COATESVILLE

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BEDFORD SPRINGS NEW CASTLE HOTELS HOTELS C. A.—-l40 Elm St. Harris Hotel—Penn E9” West Sts. Y. W. CHESTER OIL CITY HOTELS TOURIST HOMES Harlem—1909 W. 3rd St. Mrs. Jackson—258 Bisael Ave. MoonglowZZS Market Street Mrs. M. Moore—8 Bishop St. RESTAURANTS Rio—321 Central Ave. PHILADELPHIA

~ PARLORS HOTELS BEAUTY 69’ Oxford Sts. Rosella—413 Concord Ave. Chesterfield—Broad Lombard Street Alex. Davis—123 Reaney St. Baltimore—1458 Attacks-+801 S. lSth Street BARBER SHOPS Elizabeth—756 S. 16th St. Bouldin—l710 W. 3rd St. Woodaon—l4l4 Lombard TAVERNS Gilchrist—319 N. 40 St. Wright’s—3rd St. 8: Central Ave. Dixie—606 S. 13th St. 15th St. TAILORS The Grand—420 So. a Lombard Sta. Tailor Shop—601 Tilgaman Douglas—Broad Elmo—805 N. 13th St. CRESCO LaSalle—2026 Ridge Ave. S. 15th St. TOURIST HOME New Roadside—$14 Fitzwater St. Mrs. Daniel L. Taylor Paradise—1627 Y. M. C. A.—-l724 Christian St. DARBY Y. W. C. A.—l605 Catherine St. Ave. TAVERNS Y. W. C. A.—6128 Germantown a Lombard Golden Star—10th & Forrester Horseshoe-12th. New Phain—2059 Fitzwater ERIE La Reve—Cor. 9th a Columbia Ave. HOTELS Ridghlélo Ridge Ave. Catherine St. Pope-1318 French Street Bilclore—l432 Pitts—4301 Poplar St. GETTYBURG Carlyle—1425 W. Poplar St. St. TOURIST HOMES Doris—2219 N. l3rh St. Mrs. J. Forsett—ZlO W. High LoRetta—1423 W. Damond PHIL RESTAURANTS GERMANTOWN Marion’s—20th 8t Bainbridge Sta. HOTELS Wilson’s—let & Burke Sta. Y. M. C. A.-—l32 W. Rittenhouse Seattle—ll! South St. TOURIST HOMES Red Rooster—17th & Butler Sta. Mole St. M. Foote—-SS60 Blakmore St. Bar-B-Q—IO S. Trott Inn—5030 Haverford Ave. TAVERNS Mattie’s—4225 Pennsgrove St. Grill—75 E. St. Terrace Sharpnack Ruth’s—1848 N. 17th St. HARRISBURG Cost to Cost—1334 South St. HOTELS BEAUTY PARLORS Jackson—1004 N. 6th St. Efl’ie’s—SSOZ W. Girard Ave. Jack’s—1208 N. 6th St. A. Henson—1318 Fairmont Ave. St. HOMES LaSalle—2036 Ridge TOURIST Ross—718 S. 18th St. Mrs. H. Carter—606 Foster St. Lady N. 13th St. Mrs. W. D. loner—6U Forester St. Reynolds—1612 Rose’s-46th & South St. Rev. C. Bannerman—156 Balon St. James F. Franklin—2115 W. York St. BEAUTY PARLORS Morton'r—l7th & Bainbridge Rowland—1008 N. 6th St. Redmond'r—4823 Fairmount Ave. BARBER SHOPS A. B. Tacks—1702 Diamond St. St. Jack’s—1002 N. 6th SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE SERVICE STATIONS Carter's School—1811 W. Columbia Ave. Broad St.-—417 Broad St. BARBER SHOPS LANCASTER S. Jones 2064 Ridge Ave. BEAUTY PARLORS TAVERNS Wander Inn—18th & Federal St. E. Clark—5'05 S. Duke St, Tavern—17th a Carter—143 S. Duke St. Butler’s Carpenter J. & South St. A. LL. Polite—S40 North St. Campbell’s—18th 69 PENNSYLVANIA PLEASE MENTION THE “GREEN BOOK" R. L, 5.. CAROLINA

PHILADELPHIA (cont.) SCRANTON TAVERNS TOURIST HOMES Loyal—16th 8: South Sts. Elvira R. King—1312 Linden St. Irene’s—ZZOO Ridge Ave. Mrs. J. Taylor—1415 Penn. Ave. Lyons—~12th & South St. Blue Moon—1702 Federal St. SHARON HILL Butler’s—2066 Ridge Ave. TAVERNS Modern—11th & Fitzwater Dixie Cafe-«Hook Rd.——Howard St. Cotton Grovr—l329 South St. Wayside Inn—13th & Oxford St. WASHINGTON Wonder Bar—~l9th 8: Montgomery TOURIST HOBIES Lenox—Popular 8t Jessup Sta. Richardson—I40 E. Chestnut St. 8: South Loyal—16th Sta. RESTAURANTS Fred’s—4320 South St. W. Allen—N. Lincoln St. Preston’s—4043 Market St. M. Thomas—N. Lincoln St. Jimmy’s—l508 Catherine St. Casbah-39tb 6t Fairmount St. BARBER SHOPS Dixon’s—~l9th 81 Montgomery Yancey’s—E. Spruce St. Last Word—«Haveriford & Slst St. NIGHT CLUBS Cathrine’r-«lSSO South St. Thomas Grill—N. Lincoln St. Postal Card—1504 South St. Emerson’s—45th & Bainbridge St. WAYNE Irene’s—-2200 Ridge Ave. NIGHT CLUBS Brass Rail-«2302 W. Columbia Ave. Plantation-Gulf Rd. & Henry Av. Club 42l-—-5601 Wyalusing Ave. I\Iorris—-—-20th & South Sta. WILLIAMSPORT TOURIST HOAIES NIGIIT CLUBS Mrs. Edward Randall—719 Matle St. Cotton Club~2106 Ridge Ave. Cafe Society—1306 W. Columbia Ave. WILKES BARRE Paradise—Ridge & Jefferson HOTELS Room-4935 W. Columbia Ave. Crystal Shaw-15 So. State St. Progressive—1415 S. 20th St. Zanzibar-«1833 W. Columbia Ave. YORK Cotton Bowl—Master St. 8: 13th St. TOURIST HOMES 'GARAGES Mrs. I. Grayson—SZ W. Princess St. Bond Motor Service—-6726 N. 8th St. ' Booker Broa.--1811 Fitzwater St. Garage—108 S. 18th St. RHODE ISLAND

' SERVICE STATIONS NEWPORT Dorsey Bros.-—2009 Oxford St. TOURIST HOMES Witcher— l 601 Fitzwater St. Mrs. F. Jackson-—28 Hall Ave. Mrs. L. Jacgson—3S Bath Road DRUG STORES Smiler—40th & Parrish St. PROVIDENCE Bound’s—59th & Race St. HOTELS Biltmore PITT SB URGH TOURIST HOMES HOTELS Dinah’s—462—4 N. Main St. Ave'-—-1538 Ave. Wylie TAVERNS Center Ave. Bailey’s—1533 Dixieland—1049 Westminster St. Colonial—-\Vylie 8: Fulton St. Park—2215 Wylie Ave. BEAUTY PARLORS Palace—1545 Wylie Ave. B. Boyd’s—43 Camp St. Geraldine’s—ZOS Thurbus Ave. TOURIST HOBIES AUTOMOBILES House——1604 Cliff St. Godfrey Plainfield St. B. Williams—1537 Howard St. George’s—203 Mrs. William—5518 Claybourne St. RESTAURANTS SOUTH CAROLINA Center Ave. Scotty’s—~24” ANDERSON Dearling‘s—492 Culver St. RESTAURANTS READING Ess-Tee—IIZ E. Church St. TOURIST HOMES TOURIST HOMES C. Dawson—441 Buttonwood St. Mrs. Sallie Galloway-420 Butler St. S. 'CAROLINA lN PATRONIZING THESE PLACES S. DAKOTA WM AIKEN NIGHT CLUBS Chauffer’s—23 14 Pendleton ' TOURIST HOMES C. F. Holland—1118 Richland Ave. SERVICE STATIONS A. W Simkins—133l Park St. Caldwell 8““‘(hlk 81 Taylor Sts. C. C.Johnson——l432 Park Ave. '“ DIRUé} CSTORES Waverly—~2202 Taylory St. ATLANTIC BEACH Leevy5—1831 Taylor St. HOTELS DRUG STORES Theretha Count’s—llOS Washington St. TAXI CABS BEAUFORD Blue Ribbon~1024 Washington St. SERVICE STATIONS Peoples—D. 'Brofn, Prop. CHERAW TOURIST HOMES CHARLESTON Mrs. M. B. Robinson—211 Church St. HOMES TOURIST Mrs. Maggie Green—Church St. Mrs. Gladsen—IS Nassau St. Mrs. Maya—82% Spring St. RESTAURANTS A. Serrant—99 Corning St. College Inn Shop—324 Second Street Waverly—2515 Gervais St. Gate gGrill—2nd St. Watson—2nd St. TAVERN S Harleston’s—ZSO Ashley Ave. TAVERNS College Inn—2nd St. COLA ROAD HOUSES BEAUTY PARLORS Hill Tor—Society Hill Road, Workman’ 5—1825 Taylor St. BARBER SHOPS Imperial—276 . 2nd Street COLUMBIA BEAUTY SHOPS HOTELS Bell’s—Huger St. Y. W. C. A.—1429 Park St. SERVICE STATIONS Center—831 Hampton St. Community NIotor Inn—2nd Street Nylon—918 Senate St. TOURIST HOMES CROSS HILL Mrs. S. H. Smith—929 Pine St. Inn—1609 Harden St. RESTAURANTS College Willie Miller Mrs. H. Cornwel—l713 Wayne Mrs. W. D. Chappelle—--l301y Pine St. FLORENCE Beachum—ZZIZ Gervais St. Mrs. J. P. Wakefield—1323 Heidt TOURIST HOMES Mrs. B. Wright—1004 E. Cheeve St. RESTAURANTS McDonald—501 S. St. Green Leaf—1117 Wash. St. J. Irby Magnolia--2108 Gervais RESTAURANTS Savoy——Old Winnsboro Rd Ace’s Grill—114 E. Cheeve St. White Way-—2330 Gervais Cozy Inn—1509 Harden St. GEORGETOWN Mom’s—IOOS Washington St. TOURIST HOLIES Brown’5—1014 Lady St. Mrs. R. Anderson—424 Broad Blue Palace—1001 St. Washington Mrs. D. Atkinson—811 Duke Waverly—2515 Gervais St. Jas Becote—llS Orange BEAUTY PARLORS T. W. Brown-Merriman 8: Emanuel Amy’s—1125% Washington St. Mrs. A. A. Smith—317 Emanuel Obbie’s—lll9% \Vashington St. . Morgan’s—2342 Washington St. GREENVILLE BARBER SHOPS Holman’s—2138 Gervais St. HOTELS Spring St. Stratfords—1003V2 Washington St. Liberty—18 TO'URIST HONIES BEAUTY SCHOOLS Miss M. Grimes—210 Mean St. Pom—2481 Millwood Ave. J. Mrs. W. H. Smith—212 St. Madare Bradley—2228 Hampton St. John RESTAURANTS TAVERNS Fowlers— l 6 Spring St. Taylor’s—Broad River Rd. Mrs. I. Goodum—922 Harden St. BEAUTY PARLORS Savoy Club—H’way 12 Broadway—11 Spring St. Moon Glow—1005 Washington St. Lydia’s—Zl E. Broad St.

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GREENVILLE (cont‘.) SUMTER BARBER SHOPS TOURIST HOMES Broadway—8 Spring St. Edmonia Shaw—206 Manning Ave. Mrs. E. N. Main GARAGES Julia Byrd—5'04 C. H. W. Oakland Service— Bracey—ZIO Whittenburg’s Johnnie Williams—Hiway 15A 600 Anderson St. TAVERNS DRUG STORES Steve Bradford—N. Main St. Gibb,s—101 E. Broad St. SERVICE STATIONS Esso Gas Station MULLINS DRUG STORES HOTELS Peoples—5 W. Liberty St. 283 W. Front St. Ace Hi—l48 Front St. TOURIST HOLMES SOUTH DAKOTA E. Calhoun’s—535 N. Smith St. ABERDEEN RESTAURANTS HOTELS Ace Hi—148 Front St. Alonzo W: d—S. Main St. BARBER SHOPS RESTAURANTS Noham Ham—Front St. Virginia— 303 S. Main St. NIGHT CLUBS BEAUTY PARLORS Calhoun Nite Club—535 Smith St. Marland—321 S. Main St. ROAD HOUSES BARBER SHOPS Kate Odom—76 H’way Olson—103V; S. Main St. SERVICE STATIONS SERVICE STATIONS Ed. Owins’—-Front St. Swanson—H’way [2 & Main Ste. GARAGES MYRTLE BEACH Spaulding—S. Lincoln St. MOTOR COURT Wallace—S. Lincrln St. St. Fitzgerald’s—Carver SIOUX FALLS Charles’ Place TOURIST HOJuES ORANGEBURG Mrs. J. Moxley—915 N. Main DRUG STORES Chamber of Commerce—131 S. Phillipe Ave Danzler—lZl W. Russell St. SPARTANBURG TENNESSEE TOURIST HOMES BRISTOL Mrs. O. Jones—255 N. Dean St. TOURIST HONIES Mrs. L. Johnson—307 N. Dean A. D. Henderson—301 McDowell

RESTAURANTS » CHATTANOOGA Mrs. M. Davis—S. Wofford Howard’s—415 S. Liberty St. HOTELS Y. M. C. A.--793 E. 9th St. BEAUTY PARLORS Lincoln—1101 Carter St. Clowney’s—445 S. Liberty St. Martin—204 E. 9th St. BARBER SHOPS Peoples—1104 Carter St. R. Browning—122 Short Wofford TOURIST HOMES TAVERNS Mrs. J. Baker—843 E. 8th St. Moonlight—N. Vito & Chasander Mrs. E. Brown—1129 E. 8th St. Victory—Union Highway Y. W. C. A.—-839 E. 8th St. NIGHT CLUBS I. Carter—1022 E. 8th St. Club Paradise—491 S. Liberty RESTAURANTS La Grand—205‘ E. 9th St. SERVICE STATIONS Robert’s—310 E. 9th St. Collins—398 S. Liberty St. Manhattan—324 E. 9th St. South Side—S. Liberty St. Memo—2500 Market St. Magnolia—217 Magnolia St. Brown Derby—331 E. 9th St. ~TAXI CABS LIQUOR STORES Collin’s—389 S. Liberty St. Pats—706 E. 9th St. Walter Johnson—213 E. 9th St. ROCK HILL Cap’s—237 E. 9th St. BEAUTY SCHOOLS Wat’s—313 9th St. Jefferson’s—168 W. Black St. Tatt’s—309 E. 9th St.

~: ”r“ ‘ALiathwftwvrw'a-wmw“ m PATRONlleNG THESE PLACES TENNFféiEg MM CHATTANO0GA t.) Y. M. C. A.—-4th St Charlotte Ave3 . (con Carver Courts—White’s Creek Pike SERVICE STATIONS N. . Y. W. C. A.—436 5th Ave. E. 9th St. Mann Bros.——§28 Bryant 500 8th Ave. S. DRUG STORES Y. M. C. A.—436-5th Ave., N. E- 9th St- ‘ Brown’s—1610 Jefferson St., North Rowland—3:30 St. Moore 89’ K1ng—836 Market BEAUTY PARLORS GARAGES Queen of Sheba—1503 14th Ave. N. , Volunteer—E. 9th St. & Lindsay Estelle’s—lfilll 3rd Ave., S. St. TAXI CABS Myrtles—2423 Eden Simms—915 University Ave. BEAUTY SCHOOLS Bowman’s—409 4th Ave., N CLARKSVILLE RESTAURANTS RESTAURANTS Dew Drop Inn—2514 Booker St. 3" ”mus-”85' C°ll°g° Black Hawk—1124 Cedar St. TOURIST Martha’s—309 Cedar St. HOMES , Mrs. H. Northington—7l7 Main St- Peacock Inn—Jefferson and 18th Ave. Kate Stewart—500 Poston St. (1311!) Mrs. TAILORS BARBER SHOPS Comet—1103 Charlotte Ave. St. Wilson’s—900 Franklin (Blk)- BARBER SHOPS BEAUTY PARLORS . Y ,_ 34 “5 AVC- N. Johnson’s—10th St. KNOXVILLE HOTELS ' Y W C. A.—329 Temperance St. TEXAS Hartford—219 E. Vine St. ABILEIVE TOURIST HOMES TAVERNS - E. Vine St. Rollins—302 Hammond Cafe 620 Plum St' Anderson’s—501 E. Church St. LEXINGTON AMA RILLO TOURIST HOMES - HOTELS Van Buren St. C. Timberlake—Holly St. Mayfair—119 Watley—IIZ Van Buren St. MEMPHIS Tennessee—206 Van Buren St.

HOTELS . RESTAURANTS Travelers—347 Vance Tom’s Place—322 “7. Third St. Mitchellr—l60 Hernando St. New Harlem—114 Harrison St. Linden Marquette— 507 BARBER SHOPS . T RESTAURAI‘TS Foster’s—204 Harrison St.

Scott’s—368 Vance Ave ' ' v BEAIITY PARLORS ._ St. Davndsons 345 S. 4th Helen’s—105 N. Hughes St. . Bessie’a—338 Vance Ave. . 3" PARLORS hiles -I 4‘ Beale Ave. R‘é‘fi‘fi‘ég‘sfi‘é’d BRIT“? Working Man’s Club—202 Harrison BEAUTY SCHOOLS ' TAVERNS .--._ St. Burchitts 201 Hernando Williams—113 Van Buren St. Florida Ave. . Superior-“1550 Green Parrot—510 W. Third St. .-- “6 8" J°hm°n 5.411. .Carter Bros.-——323 w. Third St. TAILORS SERVICE STATIONS _. Landed“ Pad" "97 Carter Bros.——W. Third St. DRUG STORES - ' GARAGES _907 Florida Ave. So. Memphis M & M—202 Miss. St. Pantaz¢——Main & Beale TAILORS St. TN’IURFR-EESBORO Mitchell’s—314 W. Second RECREATION CLUBS TOURIST HOMES 7 Harrison St. Mrs. M. E. Rowland—439 E. State Blue Moon—107 Harrison St. R. Moore—University & State St. Watley—ZOZ DRUG STORES NASHVILLE G. & M.—-204A Harrison St. HOTELS Knighton——422 W. Third St. Carver—1122 Charlotte Ave. Corner—118 Harrison St. PLEASE MENTION THE “GREEN BOOK"

ATLANTA Hall’s—485% Hall St. TOURIST HOMES Lone Star—3118 San Iacinto St. 1\lrs. Lizzie Simon—4308 N. Howe St. RESTAURANTS Beaumont Barbeque—l815 Orange AUSTIN Davis—6806 Lemmon Ave. TOURIST HOLIES ' Palm Cafe—2213 Halls St- Mrs. J. W. Frazier—810 E. 13th St. BEAUTY PARLORS Mrs. J. W. Duncan—~12” E. 7th St. S. Brown's-—l721 Hall St.

. Mrs. W. M. Tears—1203 E. 12th St. Porter's-l315 E. 12th. St. BARBER SHOPS \Vashington’s—3203 Thomas Ave. BEAUMONT TAVERNS TOURIST HOMES Hall St.——1804 Hall St. Mrs. B. Rivers-730 Forsytbe St. DRUG STORES RESTAURANTS Smith’s—2221 Hall St.

‘ Long Bar-B—Q—S 39 Forsythe St. EL PASO CORPUS CHRISTIE HOTELS TOURIST HOMES Murray Theater—218 S. Mesa Ave. Horace Crew’s-1710 Lexington Ave. Jordan s—-lU4 Kemp St. RESTAURANTS Phillips Manor—704 St. Vrain St. St. Avalon—ISlO Ramirez Damelp Hotel—413 S. Oregon Skylark—4216 N. Staples TOURIST HOLIES Blue Willow—806 Winnebago A. Winston—3205 Almeda St.

Little Aisle—1530 . Ramirez Mrs. S. W. Stull—-Sll Tornillo Square Deal—810 Winnebago C. Williams—1507 Wyoming St. Savoy—1007 N. Taneahua L. Walker—2923 E. San Antnio H0 Royal—1222 N. Staples St. E. Phillips~—704 S. St. Vrain St. Fortuna—l307 N. Stables St. TAVERN S BEAUTY PARLORS Daniel’s—403 S. Orange St. Johnson’s—1405 Chipito St. Edna’s~921 San Rankin DRUG STORES Nanzana St. Just-a—Mere—901 Parker St. Donnel-3201 I Mitchell's—~1519 Ramirez St. FORT WORTH l BESSIC’S—I526% Sam Rankin HOTELS BARBER SHOPS Del Rey—901 Jones St. N. Alameda St. Stan’s—1303 Jim—41345 E. Fifth St. True Trim—4001 N. Tancahud TOURIST HOMES NIGHT CLUBS Evan’s—1213 E. Terrell St. Alabam—ISO3 Ramirez RESTAURANTS Elite—4216 N. Staples St. Y. M. C. A.—l604 Jones St. LIQUOR STORES Green Leaf—315 E. 9th St. Pier—821 Winnebago St. BEAUTY PARLORS Savoy—1220 N. Staples St. Dickerson’s—IOIS E. Rosedale GARA GES SERVICE STATIONS Crecr’s—l 502 Ramirez South Side——llSl New York St. TAILORS Tll GALVESTON if? Burley’s—“1223 N. Alameda St. HOTELS F.” McIntyre'r-l426 Ramirez Oleander—421% 25th St. ‘—-7 CORSICANA Gus Allen—2710 Ave. F. A RESTAURANTS c—re:5 (7—1 ; TOURIST HORIES Nlitachell’s—4l7 25th St.

Mrs. R. Lee—712 E. 4th St. ,—-—1 ’ TOURIST HOMES (A) RESTAURANTS IVIISS G. H. FREEMAN Early Birds Cafe—4.20 E. 5th Ave. - p~4 BARBER SHOPS 1414 29th STREET x—‘t‘x-j Mrs. Dellum—ll7 E. 5th Ave. l\’Irs. J. Pope-2824 Ave. M TAVERNS ”7.; DALLAS Gulf V iew-—28th & Blvd. Houston , HOTELS NIGHT CLUBS Grand Terrace—Boll & Juliett h’Ianhattan—ZSOZ Ave. R% Lewis—302% N. Central St. BARliER SHOPS Powell—3115 State St. Imperial——4l5 25th St. Y. M. C. A.—-2700 Flora St. GARAGES Y. W. C. A.-—-3525 State St. Sunset-—3928 Ave. B. I

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HENDERSON MARSHALL RESTAURANTS TOURIST HOEIES Chat & Chew—~615 N. Mill St. Rev. Bailey-wllm W. Grand Ave. BARBER SHOPS RESTAURANTS Mucklerogs—6l7 N. Mill St. Bob 81 Ann’s—So. Carter St. SERVICE STATIONS TAVERNS Johnson”s—-—Kilgore & Tyler Hiway Singleton—NV. Grand Ave. NIGHT CLUBS GARAGES . Holman’s—Kilgore & Tyler Hiway C. B. Black—Pt. Caddo Road BARBER SHOPS HITCHCOCK Craver’s—So. Carter St.

RESTAURANTS SERVICE . STATIONS Rose Bud—Hiway 6 Fitrpatrick—«University Ave. BARBER SHOPS MEXIA Fairwood—Hiway 6 HOTELS BEAUTY PARLORS Carleton—l W. Commerce St. Maeils—Hiway 6 RESTAURANTS SERVICE STATIONS Mrs. 1V1. Carroll—«109 N. Belknap St. Brown’s—Hiway 6 BEAUTY PARLORS ROAD HOUSES Mrs. B. Smith—N. Denton Pleasure Inn—Hiway 6 BARBER SHOPS Mr. C. Carter-N. Belknap HOUSTON TAVERNS HOTELS R. Houston—N. Belknap St. Y. M. C. A.—-1217 Bagby NIGHT CLUBS Dart St. Cooper’s—~10]! Payne’s—~W’est Side Dowling—3111 Dowling St. New Day—2112 Gray ROAD HOUSES Jim Ransom—N. Carthage RESTAURANTS SERVICE STATIONS Eva’s— l 6 1 7 Dowling St. Joe Brooks—107 N. Belknap BEAUTY PARLORS GARAGES School & Parlor—222 W. Dallas Rev. T. Sparks—N. Belknap Lou Lillie’s——2108l/2 Jenson Dr. Margaret’s—5216 New Orleans St. MIDLAND Hick’s—803 Cleveland HOTELS Franklin—2014 Dowling St. Watson’s Hotel Martin’s—4714 Wom RESTAURANTS BARBER SHOPS King Sandwich—Moody Addition —-Harris—508 Lomsiana St. BEAUTY PARLORS Grovey’s—2303 Dowling St. Manbd-Nuf Sedmhioody Addition Ideal—3005 Lyons Ave. SERVICE STATIONS Benson Beau Brummel—1512 Buster 8: Bates——Moody Addition TAVERNS TAXI CABS Welcome Cafe—2409 Pease Ave. Johnnie’s—Moody Addition Savoy Inn—~3321 Winbern NIGHT CLUBS PARIS Bronze Peacock—5300 Liberty Road HOTELS Blue Room Club—4606 Market St. Brownrigg—SS N. 22nd St. El Dorado—2310 Elgin St. TOURIST HOMES Casino Club—2004 Jensen Dr. Mrs. I. Scott~~405—2nd St., N. E. I. Scott—415 N. 22nd St. SERVICE STATIONS Mrs. Lam’s—4312 Lyons Ave. PORT ARTHUR GARAGES R.ESTAIIRANTS Whiteside—ll7 West Dallas Shadowland~—632 W. 7th St. DRUG STORES Tick Took—536 W. 7th St. Langfcrd’s—3026 Pierce St. BARBER SHOPS Lion’s—618 Prarie 81 Louisiana Manhattan—440 “7. 7th St. El Dorado—-—-3202 Dowling St. LIQUOR STORES Eureka—2322 Dowling St. Messina’s—438 W. 7th St. Forest Homes—3033 Holman St. Coleman’s—“73S Texas Ave.

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QAN ANTONIO WACO HOTELS TOURIST HOMES Ross—126 N. Mesquite St. B. Ashford—902 N. 8th St. M. 59’ A.—11‘)' Adaes St. BEAUTY PARLORS TOURIST HOMES Cendivilla—107% N. Second St. Mundv-IZQ N Mesquite St. Cinderella—1133 Earle St. Red E9” White—718 So. Pine Ideal—l029 Taylor St. Earle St. RESTAURANTS Earle St.—-lll3 St. Cactus—524 E. Commerce St. Mayfair—112 Bridge Modern—1406 St. Houston's—318 Hedges St. Taylor Hine’s—~1125 Earle St. Rick’s—-602 S. Olive St. So. 2nd St. Mamie’s—l83‘i E. Houston St. Murphy's—HS Dawson St. Blue Front—116 S. 2nd St. Odessa’s—920 Victory—630 N. New Braunfel Ave. RESTAURANTS Silver Slipper—506 S. Gevers Harlem—123 Bridge Ideal——-lO9 N. 2nd St. BEAUTY SHOPS Optimistic—105 Anderson St. NIGHT CLUBS Jones—209 N. Swiss St. Waco Loughorn—19th Ea” LaSalle Band Box—135 N. Mesquite St. ROAD HOUSES Mitts—115 N. Swiss St. Golden Lilly—426 Clifton Arritha’s—ll3 Alabama St. TAVERNS R. E” B.—126 N. St. Mesquite Green Tree—1325 S. 4th St. Hick’s—lSlS E. Houston St. Briscoe’s—SlB S. Pine St. SERVICE STATIONS Three Pnint—7l6 V‘rzinia Blvd. Hick’s—an & Franklin St. Maggie Jones—413 Centre St. Briscoe’s———518 S. Pine WAXAHACHIE Lorene’s—lfi'l‘i E. Houston St. TOURIST HOBIES ll"! Lorene’s—ZIZ Brown St. Mrs. A. Nunn—4l3 E. Main St. Mrs. M. Johnson—427 E. Main St. BARBER SHOPS Mrs. N. Lowe—418 E. Main St. Alamo—503 E. Commerce Mrs. N. Jones—430 E. Main St. NIGHT CLUBS Wood Lake Country Club—New Sulphur WICHITA FALLS Spring Road HOTELS Eldorado—l918 Wyoming St. Bridges—404 Sullivan St. LIQUOR STORES TOURIST HOMES Good’s—l06 Pearl St. E. B. Jeffrey—509 Juarez St. DRY CLEANING S. Jackson—Park St. L. Babe—1843 E. Commerce St. Dependable—ZO’)‘ Losoya Esquire—212 Broadway UTAH SERVICE STATIONS Eason's—léOS E. Houston SALT LAKE CITY N’Iirchell's—SOS S. Hackberry St. HOTELS GARAGES HOTEL ASTORIA Eason 8—1606 E. Houston St. 5281/2 W. 2ND STREET DRUG STORES New Hotel J. H.—250 West So. Temple ..H Leonard—701 S. Pine St. Y. ‘W. C. A.—306 E. 3rd St. Astoria—4th & 5th St. W. TYLER- TOURIST HOMES Mrs. Thomas—516 N. Border St. VERMONT W. Langston—1010 N. Border BURLINGTON TEXARKANA HOTELS MOTELS The Pates—86—90 Archibald St. Sunset—1508 North St. TOURIST HOMES RESTAURANTS George E. Braxton—l91 Champlain St. Casino——504 West 3rd St. Mrs.gWilliam Sharper—242 North St. TAVERNS Dutahess Tea Room—1115 Capp St. MANCHESTER GARAGES HOTEL S Carl Hill—925 W. 20th St. Clyde Blackwell: Vl‘RGltNlA I‘N pATRONlZlaNG THESE PLAuCEuS VERMONT M

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NEWPORT NEWS (cont.) PHOEBUS TOURIST HOMES HOTELS Mrs. W. E. Barron—2123 Jeflerson Horton’s—County & Mellon Sts. Thomas E. Reese—636-25th St. RESTAURANTS Mrs. W. Herndon-—7SZ 26th St. Collegian—County & Mellon Sts. Mrs. C. Stephents—l909 Marshall Ave . Horton’s—County 8c Mellon Sts. RESTAURANTS Tavern Rest—2108 Jefferson DRUG STORES Savoy—637 - 25th St. Langley—County & Mellon Sts. . Stop Light—601 - 25th St. TAILORS Webb—619 - St. 25th Perry—Nlellon St. BEAUTY PARLORS SERVICE Alice—628 - 25th St. STATIONS Ward’s—County Nr. Fulton St. SERVICE STATIONS Ridley’s—Orcutt Ave. & 30th St. RICHMOND BARBER SHOPS HOTELS Harris—200 E. St. V & R—636- 25th St. Clay Eggleston (Miller’s)—2nd 8r Leigh St. Anthony—609% - 25th St. TAILORS TOURIST HOlVIES Mrs. E. Brice-14 W. Clay St. Faulk—638- 25th St. Y. W. C. A.—515 N. 7th St. DRUG STORES ' Cora’s—427 E. Leigh St. Woodard’s—ZSth St. 8: Madison BEAUTY PARLORS Resta-Bit—6l9 N. 3rd St. NORFOLK BARBER SHOPS HOTELS Scotty’s—505 N. 2nd St. Tatum Inn—453 Brewer St. TAVERNS Prince George—I757 Church St. Market Inn—Washington - Park Y. M. C. A.—729 Washington Ave. NIGHT CLUBS Ambrose—616 Brambleton Ave. Terrace Club—1212 N. 26th St. TOURIST HOBIES SERVICE STATIONS MRS. FANNIE B. COLLETTE Cameron’s—Brook Ave. 8: W. Clay St Harris—400 N. St. 923 WOOD STREET Henry Little Lord’s—410 N. 2": ht. RESTAURANTS Adam St.—523 N. Adams St. Russell’s—816 Church St. Fulton's Pl.-—-1630 Church St. ROANOKE‘ HOTELS BEAUTY PARLORS Dumas—Hen: At. N. W. Jordan’s—526 Brambleton Ave. Vel-Ber St. Ann—1008 Church St. TOURIST HOLIES V'eareen’s—IERS Church St. ..M C. A.-—-23 Wells N. W. Betty‘s—641 E. Brambleton Ave. Y W C. A——-209 2nd St.Avg.W. Hazel—363 E. Brambleton Ave. DRUG STORES Brook’s—221 N. Henry St. DRUG STORES Arthur’s—744 Church St. NIGHT CLUBS Woods—1000 Church St. Morocco—109 N. Henry St. TAVERNS

- TAVERNS Tom‘s Place Church St. Russell’s—835 F (St G—ll4 N. Henry St. SERVICE STATIONS GARAGES Alston’s-—Cor. 20th & Church St. Ar‘laple Leah—High St. at Henry Mac’s—I625 Church St. SALEM PETERSBURG TOURIST HOME HOTELS PINE OAK INN The Walker House—l l6 South RT. Bet. Lakeside & Salem Colbrook Inn—U. S. Highway No. l 460, TOURIST HOMES SOUTI‘I IIILL Mrs. Lawrence Jones—1009 Melville St. IIOTELS NIGHT CLUBS Brown's——-Melvin- Brown, Prop. Chatter Boy—143 Harrison St. Groom’s—John Groom, Prop . IN PATRONIZIING THESE PLACES' WAsmgnglfi: ______.___.___————————— NIain St. STAUNTON Eagle—408% Mar—520 Maynard Ave. TOURIST HOMES Welcome Annex—613% Jackson St. l’annell’s lnn—bl3 N. Augusta St. F. T. Jones—$15 Baptist St. RESTA URANTS Palm Garden—1040 Jackson St. RESTAURANTS Paramount—518 Jackson St. N. Central Ave. Johnson’s—30- Egyptian-——2040 E. Madison St. 12th Ave. SUFFOLK Shanty Inn—110 Sid’s—232 - North St. BEAUTY PARLORS St. Hour Inn—Rt. 460 Vctory——652 Jackson Lonely Markay—104O Jackson St. St. TAPPAIIANNOCK Cozy Inn—1740 N. Benton HOTELS BARBER SHOPS McGuire's Inn—Marsh St. Hayes—2227 E. Madison St. Mark—Haven Beach Stockards—203Z E. Madison St. Maynard Ave. TOURIST HOMES Atlas—410 Dot—510 Jackson St. Way Side Inn—Main St. Green BEAUTY PARLORS WARRENTON Pauline’s—2221 E. Madison RESTAURANTS Modernistic—674 Jackson St. Bill’s—5th Street Streamline—1037I/2 Jackson St. Phil’s—5th Street LaMode—2036 E. Madison St. ' Ben’s—2301 E. Denny Way TOURIST HOMES St. Lawson—227 Alexanderia Pike Three Flowers—1242 Jackson Glenarvons—657 Jackson St. BARBER SHOPS Walker’s—5th Street BEAUTY SCHOOLS Ruth Whiteside’s—6l4 Jackson St. BEAUTY PARLORS Fowlers—123 N. 3rd St. NIGHT CLUBS Main St. Finn—121 - 5th St. Pltyhouse—1238 Rocking Chair—115 - 14 So. TAXI CABS 292 LIQUOR STORES Joyner’s—Phone St. Blandé—Phone 430 Jackson's—707 Jackson Parker’s—Phone 491 TAVER N S Mardi Gras—2047 E. IvIadison St. TAILORS Hill Top—1200 Jackson St. McLain——205 St. Culpepper Sea Gull- -673 Jackson St. WILLIAMSBURG Lucky Hour—HIS Yesler Way Banquet—1237 Jackson St. HOTELS Victory—652 Jackson St. Baker House—419 Nicholson St. Banquet—1237 Jackson St. Dumas—1040 JackSon St. \VINCIIESTER STATIONS HOTELS SERVICE Bob’s—19th 8: E. Madison St. Evans—224 St. Sharp Bumham’s—221l E. Madison St. TOURIST TIOMES Moszee—l9 E. Madison St. Dunbar Tea Room—21 W. Hart St- GARAGES RESTAURANTS Commercial Auto—9th 8: Denny Way Ruth’s—128 E. Cecil St DRUG STORES BOn—Rot—l4th 5t Yesler St. Bishop's—507 Jackson St. WASHINGTON Chikata—IH l2tb Ave. EVERETT Madison—22nd 8: Madison Gosho—656 St. HOMES Jackson TOURIST Tokuda—l724 Yesler Way Samuels—2214 Wedmore Ave. J. Jackson St.—-—Jackson 8: Maynard St. Mrs. J. T. Payne——l632 Rainier St. Mrs. G. Samuels—3620 Hoyt Ave. TAILORS Gilt Edge—611 Jackson St. SEATTLE LETTER SHOP HOTELS Yarbrough's—1409 E. Madison Atlas—420 Maynard St. Y. W. C. A.-—102-21 North St. TACOMA Green—711 Lane St. HOTELS Idaho—505 Jackson St. Pacific Ave. Olympus—413 Maynard St. Travelers—”06% ' :“rv'. '- ”-“:-. ~~- Isms-v.70” W19ifl~ WWI“ dumv-nzy‘. ' '|'*"""’L‘-§i:‘:f:§f’i"1fjr55f)._ _ l

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- TOURIST HOMES Geo. Shelton {9° Winton Seals, Prop. _ Mrs. A Robinson—1906 S. “I" St. . E J' H' Carter—1017 5' Trafton 8“ W. Va. 403 Shrewsbury St. Charleston, T‘. P, CLARKSBURG WEST VIRGINIA ,; LODGING ' BECKLEY i: 93? Mrs. Ruby Thomas—309 Water St. y HOTELS V C New Pioneer—3 40 S. Fayette RESTAURANT BEAUTY PARLORS Lunch—308 Water St. ~ Tasty '

- Katie’s Vanity—S. Fayette V CLUB . Fuqua’s—Fuqua Bldg., S. Fayette NIGHT 11’; St. BARBER SHOPS American Legion—Monticello \’ St. Pythians—119 Harper 7 1f Payne’s—338 S. Fayette ' " Simpson's—-—New Pioneer Hotel Elks—First Street

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‘ \A“ GARAGES f‘ Moss’s—501 S. FAIRMONT ‘1 Fayette . HOTELS DRUG STORES . Morton’s Drug—S. Fayette Monongahela Hotel—Madison St. TAXI CABS RESTAURANT i A NUWAY—DIAL 3301 Whittaker’s Grill—Pennsylvania Ave. v 9 Hf

RIDE THE SAFE WAY BEAUTY SCHOOL , i LETTER SERVICE Parker’s—Pennsylvania Ave. THOMAS’—TEL. 34-861 GRAFTON ' Your Office Away From Home .

' BLUEFIELD Mrs. Geo. Jones—Front St. f' ‘ HOTELS ,fi, “- Traveler’s Inn—602 Raleigh St. . ones— a ro e ° REESTAEIEQNSI; 5 Hotel Thelma—1047 Wayne St. 3‘! DRUG STORES TAVERN u Kingslow’s—Bland Street Boston‘s—36 Latrobe St. 4

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. . WHITE FRONT INN , The Ross House—911 8th Ave. 1001 E. WASHINGTON ST. LOGDINGS Fergtison’s—Washington St. Mrs. C. J. Barnett—810 r 7th Ave. Ml figfigg FINE FOODS Tgeg‘fiI—ng RgFgIéSIFTNA%% 11 HALL’S PARK—US. RT. 60 830 _ 7th AVEN'fiE WEST OF CHARLESTON The Spot—1614 . 8th Ave. RL RESTAURANTS BEAUTY PARLORS * ; . Doulton Ave. THE HUT—1329 Washlngton St. Madeleons—1802 . y}.

I Open 24 Hrs., Choice Foods TAVERNS . Bob’s Place—E. Washington St. Monroe’s—1616 . 8th Ave. 7th Avenue Grill SERVICE STATIONS BRIDGES’ ESSO NIGHT CLUBS Ix: CLUB Washington & Truslow Sts. HARLEM SOCIAL ) - Perkins 69’ Watson at Bradford 1211 7th AVE. V 3 WISCONSIN

HUNTINGTON (cont.) PARKERSBURG NIGHT CLUBS SHOPS TAILOR American Legion—812 Avery St. MCDADE’S CLEAN. & PRESS. 1642 8th AVE. E. RAINELLE RECORD SHOP RESTAURANTS Rt. 60 UPTOWN RECORD SHOP Travelers' Inn—Main St., 1616 - 8th AVE. WEIRTON TAXI CABS LODGING PADITTATJ 333%; CABS Mrs. Robert Williams—Kessel St. WELCH SERVICE STATIONS Sterling—Cor. 12th St. E9” 3rd Ave. HOTELS Virginia Ave. GARAGES Capehart——14 Side—716 ' 8th Ave. South VVILLIAMSON HINTON TOURIST CABINS . A .

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SERVICE SEES? Elk' Cl b—V' S . WHITE’S SUPERETTE “Him: Sfigg‘st ON HIGHWAY RT. 25 Garner’s—~13. Third Pack’s Esso Station \VIIEELING KEYSTONE LODGING MOTELS Franklin Mrs. W. C. Turner—114 . 12th St. YWCA—12th St. Branch DRUG STORES Howard’s RESTAURANTS

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BEAUTY PARLOR NIGHT CLUBS . S“ Pike fifs‘irléifibL—e%b°§sx210é‘§a§?§§11s? TAVERI‘SSnyder'STFayet‘e DRUG STORES THE GREEN FRONT North Side Pharmacy—Chapline St. 1881/2 - 3rd AVENUE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS TAXI Gray’s_212 Gaines St. TEUEISITSr00 8— IOIISrNEEStSC ~. St. MORGANTOWN Haywood Place—Church Slaughter’e—Tel. 9280 TOURIST HOMES Mrs. Linnie Mae Slaughter—3 Cayton St. Mrs. O. St. Okey JeandetteOg en——104PéméeTI—Zo ege iaytonvenue RESTAURANT WISCONSIN Cobb's—116 Kirk St. FOND DU LAC NIGHT CLUB Place American Legion—University TEEIETSI’TLIEH—(gslungrh St. V. Williams—97 S. St. ‘ Seymour MOUNDSVILLE TOURIST HOMES 1‘ MRS. BLANCH CAMPBELL TOURI‘g‘Hgfigs 300 WEST 4th STREET F. Pemberton—239 Liberty St.

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VALLEY COTTAGE Mtn. View Lodge—Mt. View Ave. GLENHAM Grayson’ s Lodge CLINTON CORNERS Patches—Jameson Hill Road ELLENVILLE The Arrow Lodge NEW PALTZ Cabin—R.F.D. 1 GREENWOOD LAKE Guilford Greenwood Forest Farm ROSENDALE Just Haven ~ Rosendale Gardens—BO. BOX 154 Mrs. Louise Taylor—BO. Box 314 FALLS GLEN LONG ISLAND McFerson’s Hotel—52 Glen St. AMITYVILLE HUNTER Van Winn Villa—Albany Ave. House—BO. Box 5 Notch Mountain & Reed Road HIGH FALLS GREENPORT Dude Ranch — Clove Valley Sea Breeze Cottage—410 2nd St. HOPEWELL JUNCTION GLEN COVE Lakeland Chattahoohie Camp—New Plain Rd. LAKE GEORGE GREENLAWN Dieskau St. Woodbine Cottage—75 Mona Lodge—284 Glen St. MONROE Continental Cot—21 Continental P1. Lakeside Farm Harmony Villa Mrs. Lottie Henderson—R.F.D. 1 MEDFORD MECHANICVILLE Gordon Hgts. Rest Box 211 Comfort Inn—RED. 1 Flor’s Cottage—BO. ~OTISVILLE HAMMELS Beach 76th St. King’s Lodge The Cherokee—217 Mountainside Farm—BO. Box 207 PATCHOGUE Hilltop House Martin Acres—Yaphank Rd. PLEASANT VALLEY 1 QUOGUE Brown Hill Farm—RED. Shennecock Arms—Jessup Ave. ROXBURY Williams Cottage BOX 761 Mtn. View House—RED. 1, Box 120 Arch Cottage——P.O. SARANAC LAKE ROCKAWAY BEACH House——223 Beach 77th St. Breezy Acres Regina Ocean View—232 Beach 77th St. S‘TUYVESANT Carman’s Manor—232 Beach 84th St. Simmons Farm Iroquois—232 Beach 84th St. SARATOGA SPRINGS SOUTHOLD Branchcomb Cottage—18 Cherry St. Cherry—Wells Bung—BO. BOX 571 Richard’s Guest House— 29 Ballston Ave. SOUTHAMPTON Rest—111 Pelletreau St. Jemmott’s Inn—22 Cowen St. Starlight James’ Guest House—17 Park St. STORMVILLE NEW JERSEY View Farm—RED. 16 Mountain ATLANTIC CITY SPRING VALLEY Jones Cottage—1720 Arctic Ave. White Birches—South Pascack Rd. Apex Rest—Indiana & Ontario Aves. Hotel—1702 Arctic Ave. DE BRUCE Wright’s Gregory Frances Guest House—— Catherine’s Hillside Farm St. 232 N. Virginia Ave. WINGDALE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Camp Unity Maplewood Villa—250 — 1st Ave. VERBANK ASBURY PARK Hill Farm Sunset Wright’s Cottage—153 Sylan Ave. VEGA Ada’s Cottage—1404 Sumerfield Ave. Ave. Gordon Farms Gladstone Cottage—1701 Bangs

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