C. M. KINNEY CO -1 Successor to U S. CHANGEABLE SIGN C THREE WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET, NEW YORK PATENTED CHANGEABLE LETTER DIRECTORIES, BULLETINS, ETC. f ^^ERY LiRmpv C L c: at 7 c / Foreword T he range of usefulness in an effective and durable system of Directory, Bulletin or Announcement Boards with Changeable Individual Letters is readily apparent. With such an equipment changes may be made at once and as often as desired without recourse to the manufacturer or his agent. There is no enforced delay awaiting the preparation of new signs or units thereof. Ours is the only system that affords these invaluable advantages. Herein we illustrate and briefly describe specimen boards, evidencing some of the employments to which these boards are adapted, likewise a list of some of the buildings, institutions, clubs, armories and individuals that are using them to advantage. Only a few styles of frames are shown, some of them standard and some reproduced to serve as suggestions. We are prepared, however, to provide frames to suit individual preferences or to harmonize with any specified form of interior decoration or architecture. For out of doors, where exposed to the elements, an especially constructed frame is required. Any design of frame may be modified to meet this require¬ ment. Drawings and photographs will be furnished when desired embraeing a wide variety of treatment in frame design, from which selections may be made. To architects particularly, when determining the size and form of wall space to be allotted to the Directories of building occupants; our experience and suggestions are often valuable. A definite decision as to location and space to be occupied often involves a worth-while saving in expensive marble or interior trim. We maintain a special department equipped to co-operate with architects along these lines. Our device eonsists of a grooved backboard, with special features forming the basis of numerous patents, covered with cloth of a special quality, and sub¬ divided into columns and spaces by enameled strips. The white letters are made from a strong plastie material, and eaeh letter is provided with a spring which holds it firmly in the groove. A recently invented system of interchangeable units enables the removal and replacement of entire names or lines without rearranging contiguous names. This especially advantageous feature will be furnished at a cost additional to our solid backboard, if desired. (See illustration on page 13.) The color of the cloth covering for the backboard is optional. Blue is in demand and usually considered most appropriate for Office Building Directories. For Bulletin Announcement Boards and other special signs maroon, green or black may be used. Maroon cloth offers a striking contrast to the white letters, and is often preferred for Announcement Boards and for Window Displays. The beauty of the white polished letter contrasted against the dark background gives to these signs a character that serves to neutralize their utilitarian purpose, and makes of them an ornament as well as a necessity. In announcements their attractiveness accomplishes greater publicity, and their distinction in this respect is one of the foremost recommendations. Most important of all, however, is the element of low cost. The boards and equipment when purchased outright become a self-contained complete operating unit in the hands of the purchaser, permanent for all time. Changes may be made immediately and as often as desired, and the first cost is the final cost. We publish a price list for standard boards which will be furnished upon application, and prompt response be made to requests for estimates upon in¬ dividual requirements. In requesting quotations upon Building Directories please state the number of offices for which provision must be made. Hitherto our Directories and Bulletins have been sold outright, but for those who might prefer, a plan of rental has been adopted, whereby the board and a full complement of letters will be furnished upon lease at a moderate amount per annum. Patented; June, 1891; December, 1907; January, 1908; August, 1908; October, 1908; July, 1913. OTHER PATENTS PENDING. Copyright 1913 by C. M. KINNEY COMPANY Suggestions for uses of the United States Changeable Sign Company’s Directories and Bulletins Apartments Banks, stock transfers Bond transfers (dates of opening and closing books) Brokerage Lists (Firm Specialties and Quotations) Burglar Alarm Companies (Location of Boxes) Churches and Sunday Schools City Halls Clubs (List of Officers and Members) Colleges (Lectures, Etc.) Department Store Directories Dry Goods Stores (Special Sales) Fire Departments (Calls, Stations) Fraternal Societies Golf Clubs (Officers, Members, Handicaps) Hospitals (Ward Nurses, Doctors and Lectures) Hotels (Steamship Sailings, Theatres and Announcements) Insurance Rate Lists Memorial Boards Moving Picture Shows (Announcement Bulletins) Moving Picture Films (Photographing Titles) Municipal Departments and Buildings Office Buildings Police Department Bulletins (Day’s Instructions) Public Buildings Public Schools (Lecture Rooms) Railroad Bulletins (Time Tables of Special Trains, Stop-Over Points, Rates of Fare) Real Estate Offices (Lists of Property for Rent and Sale) Roster (Clubs, Regiments, Etc.) Salesmen’s Competitive Bulletins Schools Steamship Announcements (Tours and Sailing) Steamship Bulletins (Log Announcements, Concerts, Wireless Reports) Stock Boards (Quotations) Telephone Directories Theatre Bulletins Tourist Offices (Special Railroad and Steamship Excursions) Window Display Young Men’s Christian Associations 3 These letters are plain square block with slightly bevelled edges. % and [inch sizes are generally used for building directories or Bulletin announce¬ ments, the next larger size for alphabetical division and capitals; ^ inch let¬ ters may be used in smaller directories and for headings; i inch and inch letters for titles of buildings in Directories and special headings in Announce¬ ment Boards. 4 STYLE AND SIZES OF LETTERS Illustration showing letters in full size. i and inches in height. {Under glass these letters seem magnified) U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - FLOOR SIXTH FLOOR PRESIDENT DIRECTORY OF BUILDING STEOMAN,E.iL SCOTT, W. E. •ui'T M.O. Chestnutt, cooper s ca Ludlow, a D. Manchester, h. e •‘c.n WELLS FARGO & COMPANY DIRECTORY FRONT FIR^T FLOOR rear FREIGHT RECEIVING 8 DELIVERY CASHIER-EXPRESS EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS MONEY DEPARTMENT GENERAL AGENT FRONT THIRD FLOOR REAR SUP'T iioON iimirv ncmro rurs^T R 8 TRANSFERS MONEY ORDERS 30 1 FRONT FI FT 4 FRONT SECOND FLOOR REAR ICE PRESIDENT I FOREIGN DEPY-EXPRESS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY BANK STOCK TRANSFERS GARDINER,C.H.sB5iVTo»Krfr 61 N GOTHWRITE,J.G.c,c,tomg'ii 66 HuuniicmN w r f®*®®***®^ ? nUHTlNCTWI, W R-a-FUKH. wu ParsONS, H. B.W!-«e,c«SHiE« HICKEY, E U. ®CN^ *®E>n' * f'^®®" STYLE “A” DIRECTORY Company and Office Directory, made for Wells Fargo & Go., New York Size 37^ inches wide by 52^^ inches high. Illustrates a variety of arrangements in laying out into columns and spaces U, X, I and inch letters used. _ ^ ■ 1 . , Quartered oak frame shown. Made in any wood; cabinet finished; best doubfe thick glass in door. Overlap door. 5 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - STYLE “B” DIRECTORY Made for the Powers Building, Rochester, N. Y. Mahogany finished birch frame shown. Made in any wood. A popular style; heavy cabinet construction. Real pilaster effect—inset door. A good design for larger sizes. X inch letters used for names, ^ inch alphabet. Word “Directory” in bronze letters at top, provided if requested. The title of building may be had in cut bronze letters at extra cost. 6 u. 8. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - STYLE SPECIAL T. B. No. 1 Made for Kansas City Southern Railway, at Fort Smith, Ark. Quartered oak frame. Protected by two heavy plate glass doors, sliding from side to side on steel pinioned runners, locking at bottom. Inside dimensions 55 inches wide by 40 inches high, inch, ^ inch, i inch and ip2 inch letters used. . * Price on application. Not listed. 7 STYLE 6 STYLE 5 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - NORTHERN PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE 1244 RRO*DW*r ENTRANCE THROUQH REO ROOM REV. J.R. WASSON D.O. SS7 WEST END AVE. TEE.SSST RIVER CHAPLAIN TO STRAHOERS WASSERMAN EROS. RANKERS S SROKERS RRANCN OFFICE AT st*7 street entrance waltonE STEHOONAPHIC RUREAII PURLIC STENOSRAPHERR Hg gW g R NEW YORK HOSPITAL SCHEDULE OF ATTENDANCE AT OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT OYNECOLOCiCAL SURGERY ROOMS DR.ADRIANCE 2*®RM. DN- PORTER Dr. Marrott 2®® R M. Dr-Nammack 2®®BM. DR. DAVio 8®* R M. Dr. Tilton DR. Foster 2^ R Dr. Adriance 2®® R M. Dr. Tilton 8 Straight moulding frames with inset doors. Frame moulding 2 inches; door sash inch. Made also in any especial design of moulding and selection of wood. U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York- HARLEM HOSPITAL HOUSE STAFF SURGICAL GEORGE O’HANLON, M. 0. GENERAL MEDICAL SUPT. 0.0. O’NEIL ASSISTANT SUPT. VISITING STAFF VISITING SURGEONS H. A. HAUSOLO W.H, LUCKETT J.U. M° GRATH I.S. HAYNES ASSISTANT. VISITING SURGEONS U. F. CONNORS P. S. BOYTON J. J. MOORHEAD G.H. MALLETT VISITING PHYSICIANS J. T. JOSEPH BIRD L.K. NEFF RICHARD VAN SANTVOORD THEODORE KUHN R.G. WIENER ASSITANT VISITING PHYSICIANS F. C. HECKEL . GUSTAV FRIED A.M. SHRADY ANAESTHETIST X'RAY PHOTOGRAPHER JOSEPH LUMBARD WILLIAM H. STEWART Style Numbers 23 23A 24 25 26 Sizes of Moulding 31/^" 2" S" 2" 2" Designs of Straight Mouldings used in frames for Directories and Bulletin Boards. Note —Door OVERLAPS back frame instead of INSETTING as shown on page 8. STYLE 23A STRAIGHT MOULDING {With OVERLAP door) One of many made for New York City Hospitals. Illustra¬ tion shows oak frame; double thick glass in door. Sight size 3 5 inches wide by 29 inches high, 39x33 inches over all. 9 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - EVENINGS. EVENINGS EVENINGS AcHDEMTOFMUSIG l4’'‘STtlllVIHGPUICE THE SHEPHERD KING EVENI NGS. 6,1 B _ W«TINEE8.VIE0.S$« T. 1,00 Aston B'w«Yt4s'''st DAUGHTERS OF MEN EVENI NGS, IJG _ MlTINEES.WEO.Sll T.t JO BstUCO 4!"tT.WEST OFN'WIV THE ROSE OF RANCHO EVENI NCS.l.Oe f _ III«TINEES.S1 T 1,15 Buou iWKItaO ST. MRS. WILSON ANDREWS EVENI NGS, 0,15 M1TINEES4 T 1,15 BnOADWIT > «'V«TS4l”ST. THE PARISIAN MODEL EVENI NGS,! _ MATINEE. Si t 1,00 Casing 8(WATti8"%T. THE BLUE MOON EVEMI NOS.1,15 MATINEES.WE01SA T. 1.1S CniTENION BVv1T!44 ST. THE LITTLE CHERUB EVENI NGS,B.I5 MATINEES.WEO.SSA T. l.tB B'waTBJ(/"!T. THE BELLE OF MAYFAIR EVENI NGS, S,IS MATINEES,WEO.BSA T WS Empire B'WAY!4if"ST. HISHOUSEINORDER I EVENI NGS. !,I5 MATINEESiVIEOtSA T. l.to Gannick m^st.sb'wat CLARICE ‘ EVENINGS. B MBTIHEE.SAT 1,15 Me brides THEATRE TICKET OFFICE Garden e/^stamaoisonave. MADAME BUTTERFLY EVEN tMQS, 8.1S iitATINEE5,WE0.A S AT. Z,15 Grand OPERA HOUSE •^^ve,82D*‘*sT A YANKEE TOURIST EVEN INGS. B.1S MATINEES.WEDtS AT.2.W HaCKETT 42“®8T.WE8T OF b’wAT THE CHORUS LADY EVEN INGS. 8.30 2.10 Hippodrome 6^^ave43^°844'^’*st$. NEFTUNES DAUGHTERS even ings. 8,TS __ Hudson 44^^sta8way THE HYPOCRITES EVEN INGS, 8,00 _ Knickerbocker 8’wAYt3#'*ST. THE RED MILL EVEN INGS, B,IS _ LEWFIBUOS t’WAYB8^”ST. ABOUT TOWN AND THE GREAT DECIDE EVENINGS. e,16 Lyric 4 ^st.westof i^way ^ THE NEW YORK IDEA EVEH INCS.e.tS 2 IS Madison SQ. THEATRE way THE THREE OF US EVE NINQt.B .20 2 IS Majestic •‘wsybs^st. j THE LIGHT ETERNAL even ings. Bits i Manhattan bwatb 33 **st r CLOTHES I EVP HNCS 8,1 S I New AMSTERDAM THE SPRING CHICKEN EVENINGS STRAIGHT MOULDING STYLE No. 4 Another style of straight moulding frame; over-lap door. (See page 9 for other mouldings.) Illustrates one of many arrangements used by Theatre Ticket Offices and Hotels. Oak frame 2 inches moulding, double thick glass in door. This may be had in any width of moulding. Board shown: 3 inch moulding: over all size S'6" X 3'6". ‘•A H- FIRST BATTALION N.M. N.Y OFFICERS & PETTY OFFICERS COMMANDER-RUSSELL. RAYNOR LIEUT. CONOR. EXECUTIVE OFFICBR S.T«mTOR NAV. LIEUT. L.OeC.MOSS OROMAHCE OFFICER T.M. MINTON SURGEON W.REHSEL PATMASTERH.H.PELL ASST. PATMASTER W. H. BOTD ASST. SURGEON C.C.KIMBALL C.M.A.A. r. AaWILONAUCH C.8.Mb E.CRAWraRO e.G.M. F,6.PUR0T C.O'M’R W.H. PATTEN C.YEO. H. E. HUMPHREYS PAT. TED. C.C. OREHER C,C.8. E.P4M0RAH HDSP. STEW’D J.W. 8CHRBNS SANOMASTER R.B. M^GEART G. MUSICIAN J. JANSSEN C.M. M. T. MEALY C. M. M. bL H. PARSONS C.M.M. F.8.LEMKE C.MvM. I8 .PaFLEMING C.E. C.C. C.E. TOTAL NO. OFFICERS STYLE B. F. 10 Made for 1st Battalion Naval Militia of New York on Board U. S. S. Granite State Grooved backboard in plain binding oak frame without door or glass. Frame may be of any design and width of moulding. Size of board illustrated 69 inches wide by 33 inches high. All five sizes of letters used. 10 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO C. M. KINNEY CO Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - YONKERS LODGE NO 707 INITIATED) AUGUST 17 1892 CHRISTY, WILLIAM S. JR. OCTOBER 5 1890 jULYEf:l0:^899 ;1IIAT5E:22, Z1893 FEBRUARY 7 1891 HUGHES, RICHARD H. KREIDLER. GEORGE A. JUNE _“:14~ ;1899 MIDDLETON, FREDERICK R. FEBRUARY 4.1890 OCTOBER S11903 SALISBURY, JOSEPH NUMBER 7 Made for Yonkers Lodge, B. P. O. Elks Black oak frame; door glazed with best double thick glass. Illustrates how styles may be modified to harmonize with any surrounding motif of design. Prices on application. Not listed 11 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - “IN AND OUT” BOARD directory della ROBBIA RESTAURANT ' the CRYPT, 33«''ST. SIDE ‘take STAIRS' main FLOOR PALM GARDEN & TEA ROOM CHINESE BUF FET # ‘TYS0N>S PUBLIC TELEPHONE POSTAL. & WESTERN UNION WRITING ROOMS J. H. Small » Sons, florist NOTARY PUBLIC ; M E Z Z A N Tn E J. W. TREZISE, DRUGGIST ' BARBER SHOP & HAIRDRESSER' L DUHGIHG ROOM S E J. M URRAY, M. D. Made for Arnhold Karberg Co., China Offica An adaptation of our changeable letter system to a special purpose. The shutters shown in right hand column slide from side to side, covering the word “In” or “Out” as required. Ti' inch or >2 inch letters may be used for names. Frame in any style. Door covering name column glazed with double thick glass. SPECIAL DESIGN Made for the Vanderbilt Hotel New York City Frame of wood, heavily hand-carved and composition ornaments; bronze enameled. May be had with or without doors. Prices on application. Not listed. 12 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - CHANGEABLE STRIP BACKBOARD Made for Woodmen of the World Building, Omaha, Neb. Patented July 8, 1913. Other Patents Pending,. METHOD OF REMOVING STRIPS The device above illustrated permits of the insertion of a name or line between others in place, without, rearrange¬ ment of the letters of con¬ tiguous names or lines. i\. tool, as shown, may be used, or removal of strips can be made by hand. Each strip holds in place individually and slide.s up or down as required. Extremely simple of opera¬ tion, and durable of construc¬ tion. 13 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - BRONZE FRAME. STYLE No. 1 DIRECTORY FiRST NATIONAL BAMK BUILOrNB Alpha f»dRTL»NO csMEirra ANNVILLE STONE COMPANY Manchester assurance co. MARTIN^ CREEK PORTLAND CEMENT CO. MARX, WILLIAM B. \ ■ ■ ■ o'rrici MIDDAUeH, OR. W. CLAY HOW* ••TO la A.M. 1,30 TO MlbOAUQH,R.A. MILLER, A. H.t CO. v National PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY NORTHAMPTON TRACTION CO. NORTHAMPTON TRUST CO. ; H.4, STEELE, PREi^T OECKtCLARENCE BOILLEAU, BENTON C. BROWN. &,S. CaRNART, EDMUND H. CLIMAX POWDER COMPANY Dupont powder company Eagle FIBRE company EASTON COAL company EASTON Co-operative SAILS LOAN ASSfN EASTON CHIARRY S LIMESTONE COMPANY EVANS, R C. ' Flint s walling mfIsco. FilLMER, CHESTER B. ‘ Derstell,a.k Person, A. . PiGHtER S MARSHAU -- RUDOLPH,aROBi; H. ShoEFFLER S sharp amumt SHOEFFLER S SHARP phimtc STEELE. H. U. inmate STEELE, H. 0, mvm STOFFLET, JOS. H. STOFFLET; ROBERT A. The E0UITA8LE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY THE IMPERIAL COMPANY Hawk, ELIZABETH M. HAZARD POWDER COMPANY International broom co. Lehigh Rower company LYONr CLIFFORD W, M^KELVY, W. H. MCKENNA, DR. CHARLES Weller, q. m. WHITE, WILLIAM L, WIGHT, JOHN B. Made for First National Bank Bldg., Easton, Pa. {With corner ornaments, as illustrated, or without, as shown on page 15) High-grade metal; drawn moulding; firmly mitred. Offers a handsome tablet effeet upon marble or plaster wall. A very popular frame, extensively used, and low in cost. 14 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - BRONZE FRAME No. 1 (See also page 14) {Without corner ornaments) Made for C. W, Wall, St. Louis, Mo. Made of high-grade metal; drawn moulding; firmly mitred. Offers a handsome tablet effect upon marble or plaster wall. A very popular frame, extensively used, and low in cost. Made single or double doors. 15 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - UsswisM WATSON OFFICE BUILDING first FLORR TNC NATtOMftL MNH OT rUIIMONT FMmsRT mi • iivMT.eounNT m. CURKSmiie traction Sksszz.^- irlAKH eOl *:^OfNCEII BRONZE FRAME. STYLE No. 2 Made for the Watson Company, Fairmont, Va. Sight size 26x48 inches; over all 31X x 53 X inches. High-grade statuary metal, with cast ornamental member. Polished plate glass. A handsome frame, extremely attractive upon marble. Illustrates another of the innumerable arrangements of our changeable letter directories. and ^ inch letters used in body, and i and inch in headings. 16 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - ATLANTIC > PACIFIC S. S. CO, NITRATE AGENCIES CO, N. T. * PACIFIC S. S, CO. AGENCY PECK • CO., WILLIAM E FISCHER, F, G. FOWLER,J. F, GRACE, J.P. GRACE * CO., W. R. CABLE DEPT, CASHIERS DEPT, CREDIT DEPT EXPORT DEPT, MERCHANDISE DEPT NITRATE DEPT. PACIFIC COAST LUMBER DEPT. PRODUCE DEPT. SACHEM'S HEAD YACHT CLUB RECEIVING DEPT. SCHAEFER, J. LOUIS STEAMSHIP DEPT. SCOTT, A. L. WEST COAST DEPT. STYLE “F No. 4” BRONZE {Style F No. 3 loithout corner ornamejits) {Style F No. 4 including corner ornaments) Made for W. R. Grace Co. Building. Sight size 35X x 51%; over all 40;% x 56%. High grade drawn metal, straight moulding frame. Door glazed with polished plate glass. Square outer edges, well adapted to fit into an opening in marble panel. 17 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor 3 West 29th Street, New York BURNHAM, D. H. & CO.f^ ; CARRERE a HASTINGS - ^ CLINTON a RUSSELL FULLER CONSTRUCTION CO. _ GILBERT,CASS > HOWELLS a STOKES,,: : knowl£s/h»i». . MlLBURN.HEISTER a CO. MORGAN alTRAlNOR :r ^ ioWBRAY a UFFINGER Peebles, j.kevan , ROST, 6£0. B. a SONS ; SANGUINET a STAATS SHERLEY^ RUTAN a COOLIOGE SOMERVELL a PUTNAM STEM a FELLHEIMER THOMPSON, STARRETT CO. TROWBRIDGE a LIVINGSTON YORK a SAWYER CHICAQO NEW YORK NEW^VORK WASHINGTON,D.C. I BOSTON VANCOUVER,B.Cr NEW YORK STYLE “AA” BRONZE Made for P. Burns Building, Calgary, Canada Sight size 22x36 inches, over all 33>^x48X inches {Lettered for this illustration) Heavy high grade drawn bronze with cast ornaments, adapted particularly to large boards. Peaked top and brackets may be omitted. 18 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - mmm 6RANGER, HENRY F. HILL AND STOUT HILL, FREDERICK P. THOMAS L, REYNOLDS AGENT OF BUILDING 1*^ FLOOR TWO NtNETY NINE MADISON AVENUE BUILDING B02-5 ROBERTS, VINCENT ROMAINE, BROWN J, G CO. SMART, JOHN J. STOUT, EDMUND C. 802-5 8™ FL. STYLE “L No. 3” IRON Made for Two Hundred and ninety-nine Madison Ave. Building Go. Sight size 36 x 30 inches; over all 42 x 36 inches A neat, straight moulding iron frame. 2 inch frame; i inch door sash. Painted two coats dull black, unless otherwise ordered. Blue prints showing other styles of iron straight moulding frames, sent on appli¬ cation. GUIDE BOARD Made for Hotels Astor and McAl- pin, New York City Illustrates one of the manifold uses to which our changeable letter system is applicable. As many panels as desired may be had. Two panels shown, each of which may be taken out at hinged side. The lettering is changeable as well as the panels._ Board frame; straight moulding 26 inches wide by inches high. Panels grooved. Standard; iron rod bronzed weighted pedes¬ tal, s feet 6 inches high. Prices on application. Not listed. 19 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - ^ SUN. FEB. 18'^" » George R.YanDe Water D.D: RECTOR HOLT COMMUNION 8 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL 9^ AM, HOLT BAPTISM 10?P A.M. SERVICE & SERMON 11A.M. EVENSONG 8t SERMON 8 P.M|| REV. DR. LITTLE, MISSIONARY ' from CHINA,preaches 11 A.M. REV. DR,VAN DE WATER *t 8 P.M. LENT begins""NEXT WEEK II i i i iii iliili iiiiiil iiiiMt i i 19” FLOO R NORTH WINS - ROOM lOOO.-IOZS IHT CENTER WING ROOM 1031-I0S2 ;^ROOH *.}.C. THIS CORRIDOR SOiufH WING ROOM .ISOKISSI ROOM D.r.l^jE.H, THIS CORRIDOR BULLETiN CORCERT IT FRANKO «RD Aftcrroor Tea 4:00 TO 5:30 TITLE BOARD USED IT THE VARIOUS Moving Picture Film Manufacturers Every Kino Or A Sion VV X JLNV_r.LXXVJl^k_F CNXXV* SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - . ... These boards have no doors, are Or Announcement , . ^ Cas-'Ii Mui lASTAIIttT . r ..Ul bound in narrow frames of birch mahogany finished, coA^ered in blue, j black, dark green or maroon cloth. j — WITH THIS GROOVED SOARD '| ANO CHANOEABLE LETTERp Adapted to retail store window and counter signs; used by moving picture ■ film manufacturers for title photo¬ graphing; can be used for any purpose where the [protection of a door and glass is not required. SPECIAL 30'' X 30" I >2 inch straight mould¬ ing frame, with overlap door, double thick glass. Carried in stock in oak, and birch mahogany fin¬ ished frame. Especially adapted for general Bulletin Boards or Office Building Directory. Capacity 75 names in X inch letters or 100 in X inch. 20 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor - 3 West 29th Street, New York - STANDARD No. 20. WOOD FRAME Made for the Davidson Bros. Co. Bldg., Sioux City, Iowa Sight size 48" x 48^' Over-all height 8 feet TMINEH. JACK RANDOLPH. J.T. Illustrates new changeable strip backboard. (See page 13.) Top panel slides up into frame sufficiently to permit of S])acc for removal of strips. This style of Standing Directory is merely suggestive. Any design may be adopted. Prices on application. Not listed. 21 U. S. CHANGEABLE SIGN CO. C. M. KINNEY CO., Successor — 3 West 29th Street, New York — ■ 22 STANDARD No. 100. BRONZE OR IRON Made for Merchants’ Exchange Building, San Francisco, Cal. Special design. Heavy cast bronze. A Suggestion where wall space is not available, or to obviate covering marble wainscoting. Drawings and prices furnished on application. Not listed. SOME OF THE BUILDINGS AND FIRMS THAT ARE USING OUR DIRECTORIES AND BULLETIN BOARDS ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM Title Guarantee Loan & Trust Co. Wimberly & Thomas Hardware Co. Jefferson Co. Savings Bank MOBILE Bank of Mobile City Bank & Trust Co. Van Antwerp Building MONTGOMERY First National Bank Davidson, Holt & Strauss ARIZONA PHOENIX National Bank of Arizona Clinton Campbell ARKANSAS FORT SMITH Kansas City Southern Railway Co. Manhattan Construction Co. Merchants’ Bank LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Electric Co. State National Bank Building PINE BLUFF Citizens’ Bank TEXARKANA State National Bank Texarkana National Bank CALIFORNIA BERKELEY First National Bank FRESNO Rowell-Chandler Co. LONG BEACH Seaside Investment Co. Hotel V’’irginia LOS ANGEI.FS Bedell, Louis R. Bradley Block Bullard Block Byrne Block Currier Block Edison Electric Co. German American Bank Heilman Block La Ronde Los Angeles Athletic Club Majestic Motion Picture Co. Parkinson & Bergstrom Phillips Block Spier, S. S. Stimson Block Wilson Block Workman Block OAKLAND Oakland Bank of Savings Perry Building Thomson (Lucy F.) Office Building PASADENA Hotel Maryland SACRAMENTO Farmers & Mechanics Bank Kimbrough, R. O. SAN FRANCISCO Bankers Investment Companj' Dwan, J. E., & Co. Emporium, I'he J. G. Fremont High School Flood Building Golden State Moving Picture Co. Macdonough Building Nevada Block Newhall Building Pacific Building Ransome Concrete Co. Rosenbaum Estate Co. Thayer Building Y. M. C. A. City of Paris Dry Goods Co. COLORADO DENVER Ameiican Hydraulic Stone Co. Academy of Medicine Building Bennett & Myers Cass, O. D., & Co. Century Office Building Clayton, Geo. W. Commission Commonwealth Building Colorado Office Building Colorado Telephone Co. Coronado Office Building Denver City Tramway Building Denver Chamber of Commerce Ferguson Office Building Humphreys, H. W. Great Western Sugar Building Ideal Building International Trust Building Jackson-Richter Iron Works Kittridge Office Building Knights of Columbus Building Patterson, Chas. L., & Co, Railway Exchange Building !>hubert Building Tabor Opera House Temple Court Building GRAND JUNCTION Grand Valley National Bank CONNECTICUT BRIDGEPORT Anderson & Co. Office Building Barnum-Seeley Building Bridgeport Trust Co. Connecticut National Bank Rockwell, William G. Sagal Building Sanford Office Building Taylor, Thomas P., Co. Warner Building GREENWICH Greenwich Casino Assn. Greenwich Country Club Martin, Wm. R. H. Smith Building HARTFORD Ballerstein Building Brown-Thompson Co. Conn. Mutual Life Ins. Co. First National Bank Building Foster, A. L., Co. Goodwin, J. J., & F. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Hartford Trust Co. Hills Block Phoenix Mutual Ins. Building Phoenix National Bank Pilgard Building Prentiss, Prank j. Rosedale, Building NEW BRITAIN City Hall Dow-nes & Kunz Hallinan, J. M. New Britai.n National Bank NEW HAVEN Exchange Building English, Benjamin R. First National Bank Gamble-Desmond Co. Hutchinson, The Knights of Columbus Building Levy, Rev. David Morris, Charles G. Phoenix Building Sagal, L. M. Simons & Co. Schoenberger, E., & Son.s Second National Bank Sloan, John T., Co. Taft Hotel Walker, Charles P. Washington Building White Motor Car Co. Woods Building Y. M. C. A. NEW LONDON Long Office Building NORWICH Thames Loan & Trust Co. STAMFORD Morewood Realty Co. Stamford City Hall Stamford National Bank Building WATER EtIRY Buckingham Building Jones, Morgan & Co, Reither Building Torkomian, Baron J. DELAWARE WILMINGTON Wilmington Savings & Trust Co. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON Arlington Fire Insurance Co. Arms & Drury Barrister Building Bureau of Mines Campbell, J. C. K. Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. Colorado Building Corning, J. H. Davis, Jno. Y., Sons 23 WASHINGTON —Continued Department of the Interior District Building District National Bank Edmonston & Co. Equitable Life Ins. Co. Etz, Edwin H. Evening Star Building Goff Building Grand Lodge F. & A. M Hibbs Building Kauffman, Chas. & Son “ Lodge Hall ” Lutz Co., The Overland-Washington Motor Co. Maryland Building McGill Building '■ Mode,” The Mutual Fire Ins. Co. National Metropolitan Bank New Willard Hotel Ouray Building Richardson & Burgess Riggs Theatre & Office Building Sho reham Hotel Simmons, B. Stanley Thompson, E. B. Union Savings Bank Union Trust Co. Building Washington Investment Co. Washington Six Per cent. Bldg. Assn. Washington Post Office Washington Sunset Route Weaver Bros. Westory, The Westcott, Horace H. Westcott & Story Wilkins Building Woodward Office Building FLORIDA FERNANDINA Long, Louis N, GAINESVILLE First National Bank JACKSONVILLE .'\tlantic National Bank Baldwin Office Building Bisliee Building Duval Building Hadlow Co., W. T. Heard National Bank Building Keystone Club KISSIMMEE State Bank of Kissirhmee LAKELAND Drane Building MILTON First National Bank PENSACOLA Blount, W. A. Fisher Building Lewman, M. T., & Co. TAMPA American National Bank Building Curry Building Levith, H. GEORGIA ATHENS Southern Mutual Ins. Co. ATLANTA Adair, A. D., & McCarty Bros. Atlanta Gas Light Co. Atlanta Journal Austell Building Brown-Randolph Building Candler Building Century Building Central Realty Co. Cofield Investment Co. Crocker, W. B. Empire Building English Amer. Loan & Trust Bldg. Forsyth Building Fourth National Bank Building Georgia Railway & Electric Co. Grand Opera House Grant Building Healey Building Hillyer Trust Building Kriegshaber, V. H., & Son Loraine Apartments Moore, W. A., Realty Co. New Kimball Hotel Peters Land Co. Post Office & Court House Building Prudential Office Building Realty Trust Co. Rhodes, A. G., & Sons Riley, J. L., & Co. Southern Bell Telephone Co. Third National Bank Building Thomson & Lynes Walton Building AUGUSTA American National Bank Building Brown, F. O., & Son Leonard Office Building Levy, J. Willie & Co. CARROLLTON First National Bank DUBLIN First National Bank Building MACON American National Bank Fourth National Bank Georgia Life Insurance Co. Grand Building Grand Opera House U. S. Post Office & Court House ROME West, A S. SAVANNAH Germania Bank Building National Bank Building National Realty Co. Provident Building Savannah Bank & Trust Co. Sorrel Office Building WAYNESBORO Citizens’ Bank IDAHO BOISE Builders Supply Company IDAHO FALLS Salisbury-Earl Building NAMPA Dewey & Scales ILLINOIS CHICAGO Central Bank Building Dexter Office Building Hotel La Salle Industrial Moving Picture Co. Kimball Building Kitchen, John B. Lambert Tree Building Legnard Building Matthew Baffin Schiller Office Building Standard Co., The PEORIA Jefferson Hotel Peoria State Hospital SPRINGFIELD Springfield National Bank INDIANA ANDERSON Union Block Office Building EVANSVILLE Furniture Manufacturers Building Intermediate Life Assurance Co. FT. WAYNE Bass, J. H. Physicians’ Defense Co. Portland, The White Fruit House GARY Gary Theatre Building Northern Ind. Invest. Co. GOSHEN Rogers & Wilson INDIANAPOLIS American Central Life Ins. Co. Bedford Stone & Construction Co. Central Union Telephone Co. Eli Lilly & Co. Indianapolis Board of Trade Indianapolis Gas Company Levinson, H. Odd Fellows’ Hall Rauh Building Spann, J. S., & Co TERRE H.VUTE Terra Haute Trust Co. Wiltsie, R. H.. & Co. WARSAW Indiana Loan & Trust Co. WINONA LAKE Winona Assembly & Schools IOWA DECOR.AH Citizens Savings Bank DES MOINES Brown & Brown Proudfoot & Bird Office Building Youngerman Block , SIOUX CITY Davidson Building Farmers Loan & Trust Co. KANSAS LEAVENWORTH Wulfekuhler State Bank Building WICHITA Clapp, L. W. KENTUCKY LEXINGTON Lexington City National Bank Phoenix Hotel Co. Security Trust Co. Smith, Watkins Co. LOUISIANA LEESVILLE Jacobs, A. NEW ORLEANS Audubon Building Burroughs, C. M. 24 NEW ORLEANS —Continued Grunewald Hotel National Realty Co. New St. Charles Hotel New Hotel Denechaud Masonic Temple Whitney Central Bank Building SHREVEPORT Continental Bank & Trust Co. MAINE BATH Bath National Bank BANGOR Merrill Trust Co. PORTLAND Portland Savings Bank Portland Trust Co. WATERVILLE Waterville Savings Bank MARYLAND BALTIMORE Baltimore Bargain House Brauns, Walter S. Calvert Building Carroll Building Chamber of Commerce Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co. Dugan, P. C., & Nephew Emerson Drug Co. Emerson Hotel Equitable Building Gaither Estate Building Garrett Building Guardian Trust & Safe Deposit Co. Hanover Building Hinkley & Morris Home Bank of Baltimore Ingram Building Lemmert, J. R. Law Building Maryland National Bank Building Merchants National Bank Building Multigraph Co. Munsey Building Munsey Trust Co. Post Office Professional Building Ruse & Thompson Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Schumacher, A., & Co. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. Tompkins, John A. United Surety Co. Wash., Baltimore & Annapolis Electric R.R. Co. Wilson, Thos., Sanitarium CUMBERLAND First National Bank HAGERSTOWN Builders Supplies Agency First National Bank MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Ames Building Appleton, Geo. C., & Son Atlantic National Bank Building Autocar S. & S. Co. Burroughs & De Blois Broad Exchange Building Brown, P. J. Copley-Plaza Hotel Easton Office Building Edison Electric Illuminating Co. Employers’ Liability Building Gahn, Joseph, Office Building Galvin, Thomas F., Inc. Grabow, E. R., Co. Hardy, J. D. Jefferson Office Building John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. Lenox Hotel Masonic Temple Building Old South Building Page & Shaw, Inc, Park 8c Recreation Dept. Penn Mutual Life Building Perkins, Henr 3 ^ G. Phoenix Office Building Rambler Automobile Co. Walker-Gordon Laboratory Co. White Co., The BROCKTON Home Bank & Bixby Buildings Washburn, F. B., Co. HAVERHILL Simonds & Adams NEW BEDFORD New Bedford Times PITTSFIELD Agricultural National Bank Barris-Kenyon Co. Berkshire Life Insurance Co. Bradford Building England Bros. New Bedford Building ROXBURY Peoples National Bank so. FRAMINGHAM Amsden Building Prindiville, J. J., Co. SPRINGFIELD Country Club of Springfield Phelps Publishing Co. SWAMPSCOTT New Ocean House TAUNTON Reed & Barton WELLESLEY Town of Wellesley WEST NEWTON Brae-Burn Country Club WORCESTER Bancroft Hotel Marens, S. Peoples Savings Bank Sawyer Building Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank MICHIGAN DETROIT Clement & Co. Detroit Opera House Gladwin Building Warren Brown Co. FLINT Paterson, W. A. The Dryden MINNESOTA ST. PAUL Capitol National Bank Regan Building MISSISSIPPI GULFPORT Great Southern Hotel 25 MERIDIAN Citizens National Bank Building MISSOURI JOPLIN Keystone Building KANSAS CITY American Bank Building Harvey, Fred Henry & Dwyer ST. JOSEPH Tootle Block ST. LOUIS Arcade Office Building Century Office Building Laclede Gas Light Co. Miller. A. P. Pozzoni Office Building Union Electric Light & Power Co. Wall Building Weissels Gerhart, R. E., Co. NEVADA Cole Bros. & Wood MONTANA BUTTE State Savings & Realty Co. HELENA Collins Land Co. MISSOULA Montauk Building Reinhard, J. P. NEBRASKA LINCOLN Commercial Club OMAHA Union Pacific Railroad Co. Woodmen of the World Building NEW HAMPSHIRE MANCHESTER Amoskeag Veterans PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire National Bank PROFILE HOUSE Profile & Flume Hotels Co. NEW JERSEY ATLANTIC CITY Bartlett Office Building London Shop Ryanhurst Apartments BAYONNE Centaur Film Co. Nestor Film Co. BLOOMFIELD Bloomfield Trust Co. CONVENT College of St. Elizabeth DOVER National Union Bank EAST ORANGE First Presbyterian Church ELIZABETH Arcanum Hall Finkeb Nathan Hersh Building Kean Building Security Land & Improvement Co. HACKENSACK Board of Chosen Freeholders Bacon’s Garage Lary, C. H. HACKENSACK —Continued McFadden Building Van Valen, James HOBOKEN Steneck, John, & Sons Terminal Building JERSEY CITY Arcanum Lodge Columbian Club First National Bank Building Free Public Library Haspe, Dr. H. C. Masonic Temple Assn. N. J. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. Northern Investing Co. People’s Palace Jersey City Trust Co. METUCIIEN Metuchen National Bank MONTCLAIR 1 . Seymour Crane Building MORRISTOWN Schmidt, F. W. NEWARK American National Bank Basch, Charles J. Bonnell Office Building Browe, Co., The Century Building Clinton St., i6 & i8 Dickson, Estate of Henry Feist & Feist Fidelity Trust Co. Geiser & Plum Heffernan, Rev. J. R. Hill Building Klein, Ma t Lyric Building Market St., 156 Market St., 207 Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co. Building Newark City Hall New York Telephone Co. Building Ordway Building Price, M. J. Prudential North Building Public Service Corporation Rippel, J. S. Roseville, M. E. Church Scheuer Building NEW BRUNSWICK National Bank of New Jersey ORANGE Edison, Thomas A. First Presbyterian Church Newark Evening News OVERBROOK Essex County Hospital PASSAIC Hobart Trust Co. Passaic National Bank Peoples Bank & Trust Building PATERSON Colt Building Marcus Cohen Office Building Norwood, W. G. Paterson Savings Institution Romaine Office Building Second National Bank Building Silk City Safe Deposit & Trust Co. United Bank Building Union Bank Building PHILLIPSBURG Trudewind, A. PLAINFIELD Babcock Building City National Bank Building McCutcheon Building Randolph, Asa F. Stirling Building Thompson, A. C., Auto Co. RED BANK Eisner, Sigmund Coleman, A. K. ROSEVILLE Roseville M. E. Church RUTHERFORD Rutherford Trust Co. SOMERVILLE Garton, J. G. TRENTON City Hall Old Building State Department State House WEEHAWKEN Clifton Hose Co. WESTFIELD Tuttle Bros. NEW MEXICO ALBUQUERQUE Post, E. J., & Co. E. LAS VEGAS Crockett Office Building ROSWELL Joyce, Pruitt Co. NEVADA GOLDFIELD Goldfield Exploration Co. NEW YORK STATE ALBANY New York Telephone Co. Waldorf Building Waterman Office Building Wright, George F. BUFFALO Buffalo Office Building Co. Cooke, C. Dun, R. G., Building Morgan Memorial Building New York Telephone Co. Women’s Educational & Industrial Union BINGHAMTON Kilmer Press Building CHAUNCEY St. Andrew’s Golf Club CORTLAND Wiltsie, G. H. FAR ROCKAWAY O’Kane, Thos., Jr. GLEN COVE Glen Cove Bank GLENS FALLS Glens Falls Insurance Co. HAVERSTRAW National Bank Building ITHACA Ithaca Conservatory of Music JAMAICA Jamaica Gas Light Co. LINCOLNDALE Lincoln Agricultural School LOCKPORT Farmers & Mechanics Savings Bank Hodge Opera House LONG BEACH Nassau Hotel L. I. CITY Clay Building Municipal Building MIDDLETOWN Pearson Hall MT. VERNON Anderson Realty Co. First National Bank NEW BRIGHTON First National Bank NEW ROCHELLE New Rochelle Trust Co. Thanhouser Film Corporation NYACK Y. M. C. A. OSWEGO Oswego City Savings Bank Pontiac Hotel RIVERHEAD Perkins & Co. ROCHESTER Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Ry. Co. Butts, J. De Witt Central Building Copeland, A. E. Cornwall Building Cutler Realty Co. Dake Drug Co. Department of Finance De Witt, O. D. Drake Building Ellwanger & Perry Building Exchange Place Building Forman Co., B. Garfield Building German American Ins. Building Granite Building Hoffman Co. Hotel Rochester Hotel Seneca Iroquois Building Lighthouse Building Livingston Building Mercantile Building Merchants Bank Naramore Building Powers Commercial Building Powers Hotel Rochester Metal Mfg. Co. Rochester Trust & Safe Deposit Building Sibley Building Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Co. Trust Building Wilder Building Wisner Building SCHENECTADY Magee, A, Vedder Parker Building Witbeck, Clark SYRACUSE Aldrich Building Dillaye Memorial Building Church of the Assumption New York Telephone Co. Peck, A. R, Rosenbloom, S., & Sons TROY Boardman Building Burdett Building Cannon Place Office Building Cluett & Sons Cronin Office Building 26 TROY —Continued Frear, Wm. H. Gontier, Edward Keenan Office Building Second Regiment Stoll Building Troy Times Building UTICA Hall-Parsons Co. Hotel Utica N. Y. Central R.R. Station St. John’s Church Stewart Office Building Utica City National Bank WATERTOWN Boyd, J. E. Charlcbois Bros. Fowler Block Jefferson Co. Savings Bank National Bank & Loan Co. Otis Building Smith Building WHITE PLAINS Knollwood Country Club YONKERS Guinzburg, M. Phillippsburg Building Sweeney, Joseph H. Yonkers Lodge of Elks No. 707 Yonkers Savings Bank NEW YORK CITY OFFICE BUILDINGS Adams Express Co. Aeolian Building Alclimac Realty Co. Building Aldrich Court American Bible Society American Exchange Natl. Bank American Institute of Electrical Engineers American Press Association American Surety Building American Tract Society Building Anderson Building Arnhold, Karberg & Co. Astor Court Automobile Building Bancroft Building Bible House Black Building Bliss Building Brainerd Building Brion Building Broadway Arcade. Broadway Building Co. Broadway-Cortlandt Co. Broadway-Maiden Lane Realty Co. Brogan, Chas., Building Brown, Chas. Hilton, Building Barbey Building Cameron Building Candler Building Carrington, H. E., Building Central Union Gas Co. Charles Building Chase & Baker Co. Chemists Building Co. Church Publication Building City Investing Building Clapp, E. E., & Co. Building Clinton Hall Building Coffee Exchange Building Collier’s Weekly Building Columbia University Building Columbia Building Commercial Building Commercial Cable Building Commercial Union Building Commonwealth Building Consolidated Gas Co. Building Constable Building Cooley, C. W., Building Cotton Exchange Building Cruikshank Co. Cruikshank’s, Wm., Sons Demarest Office & Studio Building Depew Building Diamond Rubber Co. Ditson Building Dommerich Building Drug & Chemical Club Dun, R. G , Commercial Reports Building Eagle Fire Insurance Co. Building East River Savings Institution Edison Mfg. Co. Edison Mfg. Co., Brooklyn Electrical Exchange Building Elks Club Empire Building Employers Liability Building Engineering Societies Building Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn Erstein, L., & Bro. Estelle Building Estey Building Evening Post Building Exchange Court Building Fahys Building Fidelity & Casualty Co. Building Flint Building Frasse, Peter A., & Co. Fulton Building General Appraisers Stores Building Geraty, John J. German-American Ins. Building Germania Bank Building Germania Life Ins. Co. Building Germania Savings Bank Building Goelet Realty Co. Golden Hill Corporation Gouverneur Building Grace Building Graham Building Graphic Arts Realty Co. Guaranty Trust Building Haffen Building Hanover Square Building Haviland Building Havemeyer Building Hamburg-American Building Health Department Hegeman Building Heptagon Building Higgins & Seiter Building Home Life Insurance Building Hudson Theatre Building Iselin, Wm., & Co. Johnson Building Kean, Van Cortlandt Building Knickerbocker Theatre Building Lancaster Building Langdon Building Larkin, M. J., Building Law Building Lawyers’ Title Ins. & Trust Co. Building, N. Y. and Brooklyn Lebolt Building Lehigh Valley R.R. Office Building Libman Realty Co. Lincoln Trust Co. Loft Building Lorsch Building Lowenfeld & Prager Lawrence, G. L., Building McHugh, Joseph P., & Son Madison Building Mail & Express Building Maritime Exchange Martin, Wm. R. H. Masonic Hall Matthews, John H.. Building Mattlage Building Mechanics Bank Building Mercantile Natl. Bank Building Metropolitan Life Building Meyrowitz Building Midville Building Morris Building Mortimer Building Muschenheim, Wm. C. Mutual Reserve Fund Ins. Co. Bldg. Myers Building National Arts Club Building Natl. Railway Pub. Co. Building Naughton, John, Building New York Central Storage Co. New York Life Ins. Building New York Telephone Co. Bldg. Oppenheim Building Orpheum Circuit Co. Otis Elevator Co. Building Pennsylvania R.R. Office Building Phelps-Dodge Building Philips Building Postal Life Building Potter Building Pulitizer Building Putnam Building Rand, Charles F., Building Randall Building Reid, Thomas, Building Remington Typewriter Co. Robins, S. M., Co. Royal Insurance Building Seabury Building Schermerhorn Building Shanley Building Sheldon Building Sinclair Building Slater Buildings Smith Building Spalding, A. G., & Co. Building Sperry Building Sprague Building St. James Building Stanley Works Building Steers, F. L. Stern, Jos. W., & Co. Building Sterne, Morris E. Stiner Building Storm, Clarence M. Studio Hall Telephone Buildings Temple Bar Building (Brooklyn) Temple Building Tide-Water Building Co. Tower Building Town & Country Building Townsend Building Transit Development Co., Brooklyn Transit Building ' Trinity Court Building 27 OFFICE BUILDINGS —Continued Union Trust Co. Building United Engineering Societies Bldg. U. S. Arcade Building U. S. Express Realty Co. Bldg. U. S. Naval Militia—S.S Granite State U. S, Rubber Building U. S. Trust Co. Building United Verde Copper Co. Varick Building Vincent Building Walker-Lispenard Building Walk-Over Building Washington Life Building Welles Building Wells-Fargo & Co. Building Western Electric Co. West Street Building Wills Building Windsor Arcade Building Woodbridge Building World Building World Tower Building White & Phipps 287 Broadway 438 Broadway 83 Chambers Street 114 Fifth Avenue 537 Fifth Avenue 334 Fourth Avenue 299 Madison Avenue 67 Wall Street 27 West 20th Street 115 East 23d Street 117 East 24th Street 23 West 24th Street 24-26 West 30th Street 12 West 31st Street 10 East 33d Street 8 East 34th Street 37 West 36th Street 12 East 48th Street 86th Street & Broadway 149th Street & Third Avenue i8ist Street & St. Nicholas Ave. APARTMENTS Bancroft Graham Court Peter Stuyvesant The Apthorp ARMORIES First Signal Corps. N. G. S. N. Y. Co. G, 23d Regiment, Brooklyn Second Battery, Bronx Squadron “A” Twenty-second Regiment Armory Third Battery, Brooklyn U. S. S. Granite State, Naval Militia B.ANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES American Exchange National Bankers Trust Co. Bowery Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Co. Chatham National Citizens National Corn Exchange Commercial Trust Co. De Coppet & Co. Fourth National Germania Savings, Brooklyn Germania Gramatan National Greenwich Guaranty Trust Co. Lawyers Title Ins. & Trust Co. Lincoln Trust Co. Mechanics’ Mercantile National Security of N. Y. Union Trust Co. Yorkville CHURCHES Annunciation Central Presbyterian Mission, Brooklyn Morningside Presbyterian Mt. Morris Baptist Our Lady of Good Council, Bklyn. Our Lady of Lourdes Washington Heights Baptist Sc. Andrew’s P. E. St. Ann’s St. Catherine’s St. Charles Barromeo St. George P. E., Brooklyn St. Jean Baptiste St. John’s P. E., Brooklyn St. Matthew’s St. Thomas P. E, CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Cathedral Club, Brooklyn Chemists’ Club Crescent Athletic Club, Brooklyn Drug Trade Club Drug & Chemical Club Elks Club Guiding Star Lodge, F. & A. M. Masonic Hall National Arts Club Supper Club United Engineering Societies White Rats Actors Union Yonkers Lodge, No. 707, B. P. O. E. EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS American Museum of Natl. History Berlitz School Board of Education Berkeley Lyceum Columbia University Erasmus Hall High School Mercantile Library New York Law School HOSPITALS Bellevue Fordham Gouverneur Harlem Manhattan Maternity New York Sloan Maternity Woman’s HOTELS Astor Empire Imperial Knickerbocker McAlpin Majestic Martinique Martha Washington Manhattan New Grand Park Avenue Plaza Vanderbilt W aldorf-Astoria Woodstock MOVING PICTURE FILMS Acme Film Co. Barrieco Film Co. Carleton Motion Picture Co. Cinematographic Film Co. Comet Film Co. Commercial Motion Picture Co. Empire Film Co. Edison Mfg. Co., Bronx Edison Mfg. Co., Brooklyn Hamlin & Musciovice Horsley. David Independent Moving Pictures Co. Kinemacolor Co. of America Mittenthal Film Co. Nestor Film Co. Powers Motion Picture Co. Republic Film Co. Thanhouser Film Co. Union Feature Films Co. Universal Film Mfg. Co. Vitagraph Co. PUBLIC BUILDINGS Appraisers’ Warehouse Building Board of Health Board of Education Borough Hall, Staten Island County Clerk’s Office Department of Public Works Fire Engine House THEATRE LISTS Alexander’s Ticket Office Guernsey, H. W. Harris, Henry B. Hudson Theatre Jonas Co. McBride’s Marks, J. L. Sussman’s Ticket Office Tyson Co. Tyson & Bro. Tyson & Co. Window Display and Bulletin Boards NEW YORK CITY Abbott Detroit Motor Co. Aeolian Co. Acker, Merrill & Condit American Institute of Electrical Engineers American Marion Sales Co. American Museum of Natl. History American Sports Publishing Co. Arc Realty Co. Arison’s Music Store Ashelm, T. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co. Auto Exchange Baltimore Dairy Lunch Barnett & Co. Becker Leather Goods Co. Berg, Louis Berkeley Lyceum Gymnasium Blont, E. Boutlier Investment Co. Brilliant Sign Letter Co. Brentanos ’ Byron Co. Canadian Pacific Railway Claflin, H. B., & Co. Carterer Co. Casperfield & Cleveland Cohen, Jos. M., Sons Colt-Stratton Co. 28 WINDOW DISPLAY AND BULLETIN BOARDS—NEW YORK CITY— Continued Cook, Thomas, & Sons Crocker, W. B. Cross, Mark, Co. Cowperthwait & Sons Daniel Bros. Dards, C. A. Dean’s Ditson, C., & Co. Dittenhoefer & Ratkof Doll, Jacob, & Sons Dutton, E. P., & Co. Electric Cleanser Co. Ellis & Reardon Estelle, Mme. Estey Piano Co. E,xchange Buffet Feldman, L. A. Filtenstein, A. Fiat Motor Sales Fields, J. Forsyth, John Frank Tourist Co. Galindo Mfg. Co. Glidden Motor Supply Co. Goodrich Tire Co. Gourand, Powers Hamburg-American Building Holt-Chandler Co. Horn & Hardart Howe, E. C. Hudson Hats Huyler’s Hygrade Wine Co. Ideal Hudson Lunch Co. Jantzen Shoe Co. Kaiser, H. B. Keep Shirt Co. Kelley, John J. Kissell Kar Co. Knox Motor Co, Kraftt, E. Krauss, B. L. Kugelman, Frankland & Foreman Lackman, Otto Langmann, J. Lehigh Valley Railway London Feather Co. Long Sang Ti Co. Lord & Taylor Loubeque, H. Macy, R. H., & Co. Maison Bernard Ma Lada, M. C. Mallory Hat Shop Marquette Co. Matheson Automobile Co. McAfee Sales Co. Mendel, M., & Sons Meridan Co. Meyrowitz, P. A. Michaelian Bros. Mitchell Motor Co. Moon Motor Car Co. Munson Steamship Co. Nicholas, J. S. Nickell, Norwich Nicoll The Tailor Norwalk Motor Co. Norotny, A., Sons Oakland Motor Co. Oldsmobile Co, Oppenheim Collins Co. Overland Sales Co. Palmer-Singer Mfg. Co. Park & Tilford Probst. Frederick & Co. Putnam’s, G. P., Sons Rambler Auto Co. Real Estate Management Co. “ Remco” Regae Anmusement Co. Ries, Robert, Co. Rippeth, Benj., C. Rixon, Misses E. E. “Rosary, The’’ Royal Auto Sales Co. Royal Copenhagen Co. Ryan, J. W. Scott & Van Altena Scribner’s, Chas., & Sons Scully, D. H., Co. Southern Pacific Ry. Co. Sterling Piano Co. Stern Bros. Studebaker Bros. Co. Tashjian, M. J., Co. Taylor Nursery Timpkin Roller Co. Ullman, Joseph, Co. Universal Auto Supply Co. Vanderbilt, R, S. Van Horn. R. E., Co. Vantine Co. Vendome Importation Co. Wabash Cabinet Co. Warendorff, A. Warendorff, H. Washington Sunset Route Ry. Weber, Ida White’s Whiting Motor Co. Why Dairy Lunch Co. Wilson, Alexander Wolf, William Yale Lunch Yawman, Erbe Alfg. Co. OTHER CITIES Clement & Co., Detroit, Mich Warren Brown Co., Detroit, Mich. Cole Brothers & Wood, Nevada, Mo. London Shop, Atlantic City, N. J. Bloomfield Savings Institution, Bloomfield, N. J. Bacon’s Garage, Hackensack, N. J. Hamburg-American S. S. Co., Hoboken, N. J. Price, M. J., Newark, N. J. Colman, A. H., Red Bank, N. J. Garton, J. H., Somerville, N. J. Joyce Print Co., Roswell, N. Mex. Brown, R. E., Motor Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Wiltsie, R. H., & Co., Cortland, N. Y. Bentley, Rev. A. E., Douglaston, L. I. Forman, B., Co., Rochester, N. Y. Paul Motor Car Co., White Plains, N. Y. Wright & Son, J. G., Wilmington, N. C. Berkhardt, Bros. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Morton, S. & Sons, Cincinnati, Ohio Motor Supply Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Orkamp Jewelry Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Prince, L. M., Cincinnati, Ohio 29 Standard Sanitary Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Halle Brothers, Cleveland, Ohio Stirling & Welch, Cleveland, Ohio Lindholm, F. J., Greensburg, Pa. Weir Dry Goods Co., Lebanon, Pa. Mallery Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Stirling Piano Co.. Pittsburg, Pa. Millards Dress Shop, Philadelphia, Pa. Simon, P. W,, Uniontown, Pa. Sprankle & McSpadden, Knoxville, Tenn. Reeves, J. G., & Co., Ft. Worth, Texas Suderman & Dolson, Galveston, Texas Conroy, Frances A., Burlington, Vt. Igoe, Helen, Seattle, Wash. Schwab, Max, Norfolk, Va. Perfection Garment Co., Martins- burg, W. Va. Layton Bros. Pianos, Montreal, Can. Maple Leaf Cafe, Montreal, Can. Northeastern Lunch, Montreal, Can. Northwestern Lunch, Montreal, Can. Pugsley, J. A., St. Johns, N. B. American Eagle Dry Goods Co., Havana, Cuba Barker, John, & Sons, London, England Charles, L. K., Eureka Springs, Ark. Burke, D. L., Los Angeles, Cal. Robinson, J. W., Co., Los Angeles, Cal. Spier, S. S., Los Angeles, Cal. City of Paris Dry Goods Co., San Francisco, Cal. Emporium, The, San Francisco, Cal. White Motor Car Co., New Haven, Conn. Davis, John Y., Sons, Washington, D. C. Edmonton, & Co., Washington, D. C. Etz, Edwin H., Washington, D. C. Kauffman & Sons, Washington, D. C. Lutz, The, Co., Washington, D. C. Mode, The, Washington, D. C. Overland Wash. Motor Co., Wash¬ ington, D. C. Thompson, E. B., Washington, D. C. Levy, J. Willie, Augusta, Ga. Fashion Shop, The, Chicago, Ill. Levinson, H., Indianapolis, Ind. Rogers & Wilson, Goshen, Ill. Wiltsie. R. H., & Co., Terra Haute, Ind. Brown & Brown, Des Moines, Iowa. Sante Fe Watch Co., Topeka, Kans. Jacobs, A., Leesville, La. Baltimore Bargain House, Balti¬ more, Md. Autocar Sales & Service Co., Boston, Mass. Page & Shaw, Boston, Mass. Rambler Automobile Co., Boston, Mass. OTHER CITIES —Continued White, The, Co., Boston, Mass. Marens, S., Worcester, Mass. NORTH CAROLINA ASHEVILLE American National Bank CHARLOTTE American Trust Co. Charlotte National Bank Charlotte Trust & Realty Co. Commercial National Bank Garibaldi & Bruns Piedmont Fire Insurance Co. Trust Office Building GREENSBORO Banner Building RALEIGH Mechanics National Bank Merchants National Bank Tucker Building WILMINGTON Heyer, Matt J. Southern Natl. Bank Building Wright & Son, J. G. WINSTON-SALEM Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. NORTH DAKOTA GRAND FORKS First National Bank Sargent, F. S., Co. Widlund, A. I. OHIO AKRON Second National Bank ANTWERP First Presbyterian Church BELLAIRE Zweig Building CINCINNATI Commercial Tribune Building Goodall Building Harrison, Est. of L. B. Mitchell, Robert, Furniture Co. Second National Bank Union Central Life Building Y. M. C. A. Convention 1913 CLEVELAND Aetna Building Century Office Building Cleveland Country Club Gillsey Hotel Halle Bros. Co. Hicox Office Building Kingmore Building Osborne Building Rose Building Safiord-Goss-Bedell Co. Standard Oil Building Statler Hotel Sterling & Welsh Union Club Watson, S. A. COLUMBUS Central Union Telephone Co. Columbus Board of Trade Columbus Chamber of Commerce Hayden Clinton Natl. Bank Hayden Clinton Office Building Monypeny, Estate of Wm. New First Natl. Bank Building Ohio Trust Co. Schultz Building DAYTON United Brethren Publishing House EAST LIVERPOOL Potters Building & Savings Co. MARIETTA German National Bank St. Clair Block STEUBENVILLE National Exchange Bank TOLEDO La Salle & Koch Co. National Union Building YOUNGSTOWN Dollar Savings & Trust Co. Bldg. Heathfield, T. ZANESVILLE Masonic Temple Co. Old Citizens Natl. Bank Building Peoples Savings Bank Building OKLAHOMA CHICKASHA First National Bank MUSKOGEE Scales, H. L. OKLAHOMA CITY Colcord Building Hanson, S. H. OREGON BAKER CITY Haskell & Kennedy EUGENE 1 . O. O. F. Building JUNCTION CITY First National Bank MANSFIELD Bowman, Rogers PORTLAND Abington Building Ainsworth Building Baldwin & Downing Breeden Building Buchanan Building Capron, A. J. 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