PAGE
TWO
THE
UuuL'i,.NEW3
SPORT
CHAT
With
Christmas
and
New
Year
festivities
now
over,
winter
sports
will
soon
be
getting
under
way
agifci.
ansL4,
in
the
various
lines,
so&e
raHbVfntereatlng
contests
are
being
anticipated,
if
ma
be
a
.
coju4
of
weeks
jor
so
beforV
th.baKketball
leagues
start
un
again
owing
to
the
in
ability
to
adMuatety
beat
the.e'st
0,
iJcniOlROrr
nenr-ior
-me
-romrorr
of
the
fana.
Whether
or
not
the
badmiiltoa
league
gimetllU,
be
resumes!
has
net
yetf'beejr
decided.
Some
of
the
other
clubs
goal
that,
from
now
on,
they
Wild
be
able
itupert
club
a
l
than
they
did
weigat
champion.
RECORD
SCORE
TEST
MATCH
MELBOURNE.
Australia,
Jan.
S.
Walter
Hummond,
great
Gloucestershire
batsman,
playing
Wednesday
in
the
first
English
in-
The
charming
Dora
Kaiser,
with
Mary's
curls
that
used
to
be,
who
has
for
,keveral
jrflars
charmed
Europe,
is
a
gay
lifjle
maid
en
'and
1
seen
hereth
her
pfct.
?
-.
li
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
New
Year
Games
English
League,
Division
1
,
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Cardiff
City
a
Bury
2,
Leeds
United
2.
Everton
4,
Derby
County
0.
Manchester
United
"
2,
Aston
Villa
2.
Newcastle
United
0,
Blackburn
Rovers
2.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Hud-Jersfield
Town
1.
Sunderland
5,
Arsenal
1.
pnifioii
2
.
..
Barnsley
0,
Grimsby
Town
2.
MydJesboro
JL
Ttteiha(m
Hot-J
"
spurs
0:
V-"
Oldham
Athletics
2,
Notts
For-
f
to
jjlye-iht
Prinp.
JlamiUon
Aead
fi,
Motherwel
bettJrlrin
jJowii,'
.
.
'
"
J
'
before
Christmas.
iHbernlans
1,
Hearts
0.
Tbe
aciiiMri
Jar
tsecBnxl'halfJ
,
Kilmarnock
2,
St
Mirren.
4
of
the
Crfbbage
teague
should
Queehspark
3,
Ayr
United
0.
soon
be
forthcoming.
The
team!
Raith
Rovers
O,
Cowdenbeath
eomine
at
the
ton
between
now
.
2.
half
of
tbe
season,
MotV
ltay-oH
to
city
championship.
in
a
post-
decide
the
The
Whist
poned
loajrves
wUl
soon
be
resuming
j
activities
again
as
well
as
the
first
and
second
division
billiard
leagues.
Tex
Rickard
says
Stribllng
would
make
a
fine
champion
to
poned
take
Tunney's
vacant
place,
writes
Bob
Edgran.
He
iiji
he
.
isn't
sure
but
that
StribHng
is
the
best
-
heavyweight
in
stght
Tex
would
like
to
think
so.
SlHb
i
linr
ia
a
hanrianm
fellow
'with
nened
Scottish
League,
Division
1
Aberdeen
4,,
"Third
Lanark
0.
Olyde
0,
PartlffiTVtles
4.
Dundee
0,
St.
Johnstone
2.
Falkirk
2,
Airdrionians
1.
M&
spring
will
meet
the
Prince
I
Rangers
3,
Celtic
0
first
I
Scottish
League
Div.
1
rwell
Alrdriee-Hamilton
A
cads,
post-
Cowdenbeath
2,
Kilmarnock
0.
Hearts
3,
Aberdeen
2.
Motherwell
2,
Falkirk
1.
Partick
Thistles
0,
Rangers
1.
St.
Johnstone
5,
Clyde
0.
St.
Mirren-Raith
Rovers,
post-
Third
Lanark
2,
Hibernians
1.
Scottish
Second
Div.
Arbroath
1,
Queen
of
South
0,
Arroadale-St.
Bernards,
post
nice
majfnera
outside
the
ig,i
.
Arthurlle-Porfa
postponed
.
almoBt
as
good
looking
as
Ttin-ney.
and
much
more
gracefully
built.
He'd
be
a
pretty
champion.
Has
color,
too.
Alwajwfiad
color.
Striblinjr's
pafants
Hre
trapeze
acrobats.
He"
and
his
brotner
srrew
an
in
the
circus.
doinir
a
kid
boxine
stunt.
lie
1
7
developed
like
a
Greek
athlete..
There's
no
finer
p"hystcal
epeci-taan,
of
his
weight,
in
the
ring,
lie
made
a
tremendous
hit
in
New
York
right
after
jumping
i'aito
fame
by
fighting
Mike
Mc-
ttgur
Tr
"draw
when
Mike
Bonesn
2,
Albion
2.
Dumbarton
1,
Morton
0.
Dundee
4,
Kiniw
Park
0.
East
Fife
1,
Alloa
1.
East
Stirling
4,
Clydebank
2
Letth
1,
Bathgate
2.
Stenhousemuir
1,
Dunfermline
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
E.
F.
Jones,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
'
at
Columbus;
-G-a.,
j
D.
BallUe
and
George
Rosa,
city;
was
light-heavy-1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Freeman.
J.
H,
i
Graham
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
iBremner,
Smithers;
A
'Benment:
G.
C.
Jackson,
Central
each
ill
test
matches.
'
.Cetlarvnle;
J.
Quinn,
Kwinitea.
.
.
.
i
ENGLANiJWlHS
lino
i
mmnu
OFTESTMATCH
Results
of
Great-Cricket
Match
in
Australia
in
Doubt
at
End
of
Second
Day's
Play
MELBOURNE,
Austrlflia,
h'n:'
2.
England
completed
(the
first
innings
of
the
third
test
match,
scArfMSn
runs.
Australfa;
'be-l
hUrd
20'lrijns
on
the
first
inninf.';
soon
wiped
out
the
deficit
fn
tWr
serondXand
at
close
of
clay
with
ihe-
fbss
of
tvvo
wickets
accdm1!
ulated
runs.
MOREGAMES
?lkl
IN
SNOOKER
SEitlES
Tournament
at
Graitd
iTermfriaf
Club
Is
Now
Reacfifng
Final
Stage
;
Tli&lWtf'
Year
snookj-
toiirria1
ment
at
the
Grand
Terminal
Club
is
now
flearing
the
final,
a
number
St.
gnrties
having
been
played
over
'the
holiday.
Following
are
furfhtr
results:
,
Fffst
Sound
m
Ymr
tn:
George
Me-
Ilmoyle
98.
-
.
.
W.
J.
NeTidh
127,
J.
Demienx
58.
A.
Evans
77,
W.
Browne
103.
5econ3
'Round
V.
..Nelson
85,
A.
Murjray.
G2
V.
Browne
82,
Q..Balagno
116
E
.
Yager
bea,
W
.
jsTesWtt
.
Semi-Final
R.
..
Yager
beat,
Pv
Pritehard
HIGH
SCHOOL
HOOP
Will
Play
at
Terrace
Tonight,
With
Two
Games
at
Week-End
at
Smithers
Under
the
leadership
p
Ralph
Smith,
the
High
School
intermediate
League
basketball
team
left
on
this
morning's
tralr
for
the
interior.
There
will
be
a
game
to-nignt
at
Terrace
arid
games
Friday
and
Saturday
nights,
at
Smithers,
the
team
returning
home
next
Sunday
afternoon.
The
boys
making
the
trip
are
Doug
and
Joe
Gay
Affair
Given
New
Year's
Night
at
Prince
Rupert
Club
The
Prince
Rupert
Club
wae
the
scene
of
a
gay
dance
New
tearfs
'Eve.
about
forty
couple:
taking
part
in
the
festivitiet
tHem
The
affair
was
in
th
Hands
of
a
committee
consisting
Of
Colonel
Nicholls,
F.
E.
Rob
ertson
and
Percy
Tinker.
W.
O.
Fulton
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Smaill's
five-piece
orchestra
provided
excellent
music.
The'
rooms
wre
very
tastily
decorated,
this
work
being
in
the
capable
hands
of
V.
II.
Tobey,
Lionel
Holtby,
Mrs.
Fulton,
Mrs.
Thomson,
Mrs.
Holtby,
Miss
Norah
Carter
and
Miss
Rivett
;
Refreshments
were
served
af
ter;
midnight,
the
tables
being
very
pretty.
The
committee
in
charges
of
this
department
consisted
of
John
Dore,
B.
J.
Meliish,
D.
Thomson,
J.
A.
Pillsbury,
C.
C.
MliU,
P.
M.
Ray
and
J.
W.
Scott.
-
AH
the
ladies
were
presented
I
wiin
sonvenir
spoons
ana
natural
rofebuds
very
tastily
wrapped.
I
vtr
uia
at
to4
li
n
4n
o
1
ova
BOYS
TO
INTERIOR!
hour
and
all
much
enjoyed
the
.
occasion.
NEWYEAR'SEVE
JAMBOUREE
HELD
"iHkroid
ilacd
oatld.
AHan
Cr'
,
f
r.
f
,
ffig!
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Oalgary.;.
rt.
.
M
.
.good
program
of
vaudeville
niiu
U
u
imj
aawa
Mrs.
E.
J!.
LePage,
city;
Mr.1
and
Mrs.
Swift,
Viking,
Alta.;
Z.
j
There
was
a
delightful
.
sur-P.
Gagne
and
J.
Weis,
C.N.R.;
prise
party
at
the
week
end
at
Airs.
Charles
Edear.
Red
Pass
thn
hump
nf
Mr.
and
I
Junction.
Bussey,
309
Eight
Avenue,
East.
Koyal
I
wjien
a,
group
of
about
thirty
peo-
J.
Stanley,
Prince
George;
P.
'pie
led
by
the
fishermen
from
Kehoe,
city;
John
Jneobsen,
Mr.
Bussey's
boat
Atli
invaded
Frank
Ostrom
and
Joe
Williams,
their
home
and
presented
Mrs.
Aings
in
the
third
cricket
test
Anyox:
H.
Howard
and
D.
Wall,
!
Bussey
with
a
cut
glass
wine
tfeatch
against
Australia,
complet-
C.N.R.;
II.
E.
Sh&lstad,
Shames;
I
set
as
a
token
of
their
esteem.
4tJ
20
runi
before
being
dismiss-
H.
Cochrane,
Stewart.
.Jack
Candow
was
spokesman
for
la.
As
he
scored
261
runs
at
Sydney,
he
thus
create
a
world's
iiscord
in
international
cricket
by
bavo.
G.
Jnhannson,
Oona
River;
the
party.
Refreshments
were
I
served,
at
midnight
and
dancing
Fraser,
DJgby;
P,
V.oyer
and
(ieo.
jwas
enjoyed.
A
feature
of
the
ing
two
successive
totals
of
Lunelle,
city;
Stephen
Young,
evening
was
the
singing
of
Mrs
J.
J.
Muldoon.
Large
Crowd
in
Attendance
Frolic,
Banquet
and
Dance
by
Elks'
Lodge
gave
Vancouver
a
three
to
otte
vic-i
ser.
Exciterrierd
xrtf
high,
but
ved
on
Monday
night
with
a
iory
over
Victoria
on
New
Year's
sf
ternd&n
.
Runge
scored
Victoria's
goal
in
less
than
two
minutes
afcer
the
start
of
the
fr-.me.
Captain
Bill
Borland
of
the
Cubs
was
cot
by
a
Skate
in
the
second
period
when
he
went
down
while
cheeking?
Beatty
and
had
to
have
six
stjtcbes
in
his
forehead.
He
was
out
for
the
rest
of
tfoe
game.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
.
HOCKEY
RESULTS
The
National
League
hockey
scores
for
yesterday
were
a
follows:
Montfea4'4,
Pittsonrgfi
2.
Otta-wa
0,
Boston
8.
N.
Y.
Rnntfers
S,
Toronto
2.
CamWRens
1,
N.
Y.
American
1.
Detroit
2,
Chicago
1.
TO
ftfeSUME
LLIARDS
First.
Had
second
division
bil
lrard
lesfBe
activities
will
be
resumed
aont
January
id
following
the
Christmas
and,Nw
Year
iritermissi(i,
W.
H.
Ixmf,
retary
of
the
Billiard
League,
stated
today.
mm
DANCE
VERY
SMART
at
The
Capitol
Theatre
was
prueti-cafly
filled
on
New
Year's
Eve
for
Slw
5fXr
the'
midnight
frolic
under
the
Scott,
pk
Bob
Tn
Irvine,
Bob
Stalker,
A
was
rendered
during
the
hour
around
midnight
and
many
novelties
went
to
heighten
the
enthusiasm.
Afier
the
show
a
banouet
was
It
TT
l
Mrs,
W.
!
held
In
the
Boston
Cafe
with
300
peViqns
In
attendance,
This
was
followed
by
a
lively
dance
which
was
in
progress
until
4:30,
splendid
music
being
furnished
by
the
P:ince
Rupert
Capitolians.
Mike
Budlnich
and
Kenny
McQuaig
were
masters
of
ceremonies
and
other
members
of
the
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
evening's
proceedings
were
Eddie
Clflpp,
W.
D.
Vance
and
Art
Bauson,
manager
of
the
Capitol
Kupert
guards
elettred
finely,
-and
r
aide
shot
frorrt
J.
WaUfers
re-ufted
.
Once
tfgaiA
t
.
Gnchrist
pnd
E.
Steen
were
trfed
and,
again
elea
etl
to
3.
Wafterij
ftfio
passed
to
M.
Ness
for
h
eodtvt.
Rene
Scettish
and
modern
dances
and
acdonaM
eloded
her
check
and
musk
was
furnished
by
an
or-heered
Ariyo
by
her
splendid
chestra
consisting
of
Mrs.
J.
S.
scare.
The
seodnti
osrrCerjw
ert's.
ytm
ejcceedifiSly
ami
hard
cneeWfi'g.
A
ored
fwfee
from
dffijfl
'
ftg
t
from
effltre
&
'Me
Htft
the
serf
e
tinie.
li
la
tnC
second
ImlfvAnffiC
tried
'isrd,
but
Rupert
gii'sfds
were
afe.
From
An
assist
of
J.
Wal-rs,
Sde
Boddle
scored
one
of
her
'ong
shote.
Aiiyox
seia'red
a
'ore
F.
Camerotfs
fast
drib-le.
Afto;-
see-sawlng
balfk
and
orth.
J,
Walters
got
the
fcafl
from
T.
Ness
to
score.
M.
Cidak
re-"Td
with
a
score
from
&nyox.
In
less
(Htft
a
second
after
the
IBs
tit
the
last
(joarter,
M4'
Ne"
-ored.
.
b'urfyigji
gehe'at
mix-up
nyo
foiled
El
fit
Sfefir,
who
ide
the
penally
count.
Play
was
nard
on
fio'
nd
ehecklnc
even.
RuDe
?e
neaiea
ouiiainK
wni
andlcap.
Just
befor
hisUe
M.
Clark
a-Rsiri
njfOx
17-9.
M.
Lazarfk
made
a
fair
and
ef-icient
referee.
WAS
U
final
Jed
for
1928
WEATHER
SUPERIOR
ear
WasMilder,
Than
1927.
With
Less
Rain.
and
.Also
mRs
Sunshine
i
'
Prince
Rupert
had
much
less
ainfall
during
the
year
1928
than
n
1927,
while
there
was
also
less
unshine.
The
total
rainfall
for
?28
was
80.84
inches,
as
compar-d
with
88.17
inches
in
,
1927,
vhile
the
sunshine
for
1928
ag-rregated
1168.
hours,
as
against
1174.4
boors.
The
finest
month
of
IJie
year
was
Jane,
white
October
find
No
vember
ran
close
for
the
most
raln-
all.
There
was
Ieei,snown
1928
hamin
1937
and
"the
year
just
t
wa
milder,
though
not
so
arm,
as
that
previous.
.Weather
figures
for
December,
928,
were
as
follows:
J
Highest
barometer,
30fCC,
on
December
18.
?
Lowest
barometer
29iQ,
on
December
10.
,
Maximum
temperatuf,
51,
onj
Jecember
6.
Minimum
temperature,
24,
on
December
3.
Mean
temperature,
89.4.
Total
rainfall,
4.98
Inches.
Greatest
daily
rainfall,
.08
inch,
on
December
2x.
Total
sunshine,
26.2
hours.
Total
wind
mileage,
7471
.
Average
velocity,
10
miles
per
hour.
4
Greatest
velocity,
G4
miles
per
lour,
on
December
2.
.
..h
!
l
CfNCINNAT
US
TO
0XTE
He
was
the
last
word
in
pic
turesque
risticity,
the
gnarled
and
weather
beaten
old
man
in
the
potato
field
at
least,
that
is
what
the
young
novelist
thought.
"Good
morning!"
cried
the
man
of
letters.
"What
a
lovely
day!"
r
"jAy"
answeed
the
rustic,
pausing
with
his
fork
and
looking
up
at
the
sky.
"But
tfiere's
a
shower
a
-coming.
The
scribe
was
delighted.
"llow
do
you
know?"
he
asked.
"Red
ky
at
morning
the
shepherd's
warning,'
eh?"
i
"Dunno
nothing
abJut
'that,"
replied
the
ancient.
"But
it
were
announced
on
the
wireless
last
night
and
it's
In
nil
the
dailies
this
morning."
Answers.
Dah'ce
by
St.
Andrew's
Ladies
on
Moncfay
VTe
Jae'sJaj
jfajnuary,
192?
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and
Views
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The
World
of
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BASKETBALLERS
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OFF
FOR
ANYOX
Senior
Men's
and
Ladies'
Select
Teams
Jji
Play
Games
at
-Smelter
Town
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As
all-star
senior
league
baa-Metban
team
left
early
this
morning
aboard
the
halibut
boat
Takla
far
Arpmx
to
meet
vnelter
town
players
hi
a
series
of
games
tonight
and
tomorrow
evening.
The
players
making
the
trip
are
Dido
Gurvich.
Bill
Lambie.
Bill
Mitchell,
Spiro
Gurvkh,
Poli
Howard.
Eddie
Smith
and
Tom
Kelsey.
Athong
those
-accompanying
the
party
are
F.
W.
Allen
and
Dick
"Woods,
officiate
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association.
A
-select
team-
repres"enting-the:
local
LaSeo'
League
will
go
north
on
the
prince
Rupert
tonight
to
pjajr
a
gametomorrfa
nijgiyj
re-tenfag
home
'w
the
Wanesiteani'
Friday
morning.
The
lady
players
going
to
Anyox
wHI
be
Miss
May
Thompson,
Miss
Lillian
Lowe,
Miss
Nellie
Gurvich,
Miss
Helen
Sim,
Mis
Evelyn
March
and
Mrs.
George
Hills.
A
return
series
is
being
irrang-ed
to
take
place
here
nex
month.
SHE'S
KNOWN
AS
THE
MARY
PICKFORD
OF
EUROPE
VICTORIA
LOST
HOW
GIRLS
WON
HOGMANAY
WAS
1928
LIQUOR
!
HOCKEY
GAME
ATMSKEfBALL
WELL
OBSERVED
PROFITS
UP
ATNEWYEAR
VICTORIA,
Jan.
2.
Goals
by
Beatty
hi
the
first
period
and
Mc-
Adam
aifd
B
ennan
in
the
second
In
a
fast,
hard
game
Rupert
Two
Hundred
Persons
Attended
City
.Also
Received,
More
From
High
School
girls
won
17-9
from
Anyox
in
the
final
game
of
the
varies.
Checking
was
clode
and
Anyox,
afte-
several
minutes.
cored
from
a
penalty
by
L.
Dres-
Motor
Licences,
Tough
Less
from
Pari-Mutuel
.Evening
.
The
iny
of
Prince
Rupert
has
Hogmanay
was
fittingly
pbser-
re.ce.hwd
the
sum
of
$13,548.54
uDoe
in
the
Moose
liall
under
he
auspices
of
the
Ladles'
Auxiliary
f
St.
Andrew's
Society,
vet
200
persons
being
in
at-Qndaftee.
There
were
old
time
Black
J.
Campbell,
J.
S.
Sturg-
Rup-
tort.
F.
WflUarri.
A.
Paton
and
X
play
H.Smith-
BJpef
Sturgeon
pray
Ness
od
solos
and.
Piper
Hugh
Smith
and
a
led
the
Grand
March.
At
the
olned
hartds
nd
sang
"The
Gwd
(
Mew
Year"
and
'fAuki
Lang!
yne."
Delightful
refreshments
;
wfr'e
served
under
the
direction
f
Mrs.
Robert
Wiggins
and
the1
:.ffa1r
came
to
a
close
at
2:30
a.m.
1
J.
S.
Irvine
and
Howard
Steen
!
nrere
masters
of
ceremonies
and
the
opmmittee
in
charge
consisted
j
of
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine,
convener,
Mrs.
M.
McRobbie.
Mrs.
Howard
I
Steen,
Mrs.
J.
Watson,
Mrs.
G.
1
1
Geddea,
Mrs,
A.
Quran
and
Mr.
Dert
Cameron..
Presiding
at
the
o$r
ware
A.
Clpjerton
and
D.
Finlayson.
There
was
a
large
congregation
in
attendance
at
t.
Andrew's
An-
giican
Cathedral
on
New
Year's
Eve
for
watchnight
services
vhich
were
conducted
by
the
rector,
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson.
;rom
the
provincial
government
htrieg
the
past
year
as
its
share
In
the
dtat
ibution
of
liquor
profits,
a:;
compared
with
$11,502,30
for
thp
year
prt'vious.
City
Trenmircr
1).
J.
Matheson
ntated
th1.-
morning.
From
motor
licen
c
the
sum
of
$7,721.
7&
hai
In
en
.
eceived,
as
against
$7,200.48
whili'
the
distribution
of
pari-tnutuel
fo
-
VJZH
was
$302.
8d,
as
.ompared
wtth
$300.70
in
1927
lx
.
.1
v
riTil
f
If
I
n
tie
Bo-
midnight
tourr
the
entire
assem-
.JUUU
rKllxtLL
WPo
t
half
ulage.
etfaiWed
the
hall
$thl'
AMWIIU
KVVJ
XVhW$
th
sides
ri
found
DAY
DIP
IN
HARBOR
Doug
Friuell
took
his
annua)
Sew
Year's
Day
dip
in
the
waters
of
the
M"b"f
yesterday.
He
swam
about
100
yards
out
and,
while
stating
that
the
water
wai
not
uncomfortable,
derided
ig-ninst
attempting
any
cfos-hr
bor
swims.
Young
people's
orpanititlorts
of
the
United
and
Bantiit
Cniif.
ehes
ffl
reteme
weekly
meUn
next
Monday
night
followiiir
the
ChHtm'
and
New
Year
int
on.
The
regular
monthly
session
of
the
County
Court
for
setting'
of
lanuary
cases
will
be
held
next
Monday.
The
Acme
ImDOrters
Fifth
Annual
Temptation
Contin
S&16
ues
in
Swing
Full
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HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
WtoneSSO
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
t
Single
load
,.r....,...i
$3.5(1
Double
load
$6.50
Large
sack
i
.
.
,
.
60
COAL
PRICES
iHoM
Perhbiria
Peerless
Egg
$l2.bb
Pembina
Washed
Kutd
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Large
Egg
.........
$
J2.()
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
;
.
$12.00
Alberts
Lump
-..r..;t...
$1100
Also
all
other
etaskes
0f
coal.-
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Buggage
Day
arid
Night
Service
139
Second
Avenue