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CORPORATION
J. H. SHREVE, Pres.
DEALERS IN ALL CLASSES OF REAL ESTATE, RENTALS AND THE MANAGEMENT OF PROPERTIES
Writes all kinds of
BONDS AND INSURANCE
FIRE, LIABILITY, ACCIDENT AND HEALTH, AUTOMOBILE PLATE GLASS, ETC.
We Buy and Sell Mortgages
Owl Drug Bldg. Main 5114
(See page 48)
Keep Smiling
Phone Hillcrest 1033
A.G.ECKOLS,D.C
CHIROPRACTOR
Palmer Graduate
X-Ray Laboratory Service
Free clinic held on Tuesdays, 9 to 12, for the benefit of honest investigators
and those too poor to pay. Lady Attendant
Hours 9 a. m. to 12 m,, 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Stevens & Hartley Bldg.
2940 University Ave. San Diego, Cal.
N. C. TOPTING, D. C.
Clewell Graduate
25th and Imperial
Phone 647-68
REMEMBER
You cannot replace your
HEART, LUNG,
House Calls any time Except during office hours
LIVER,
KIDNEY
or any other vital Organ, but you can repair them by taking
CHIROPRACTIC
Spinal Adjustments from
TOFTING, your CHIROPRACTOR
25th and Imperial Hours 10 to 1, 2 to 6, 7 to 8 and by appointment
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SAN DIEGO BUYER'S GUIDE
CONSULT IT BEFORE BUYING
Abstracts 5
Arms and Ammunition 5
Artists Commercial 6
Automobile 6-13
Bakers 13
Banks 14-18
Beverages 19
Boiler Makers 19
Bonds 19
Book Binders 20
Bottling Works 21
Building Material 21-23
Buildings 24-25
Cemeteries 26
Chiropractic Colleges 26
Collection 27
Contractors 28
Dairy Products 28
Dairy Supplies 29
Department Stores 29
Farm Implements 30
Founders 30
Freight Forwarders 31
Fuel 31
Fuel and Feed 31-32
Furniture 32
Hardware 32-33
Hay and Grain 33
Home Builders 33
Hospitals 34-39
Hotels 44-43
Insurance 44-52
Jewelers 52
Kodaks and Supplies 52
Linotypers 53
Lumber 53-57
Machinists 57
Mattress Manufacturers 58
Motorcycles 58
Multigraphers 59
Oil Companies 59
Olives 60
Opticians and Optometrists.... 60
Optometrists 60-61
Outdoor Advertising 61
Paints and Oils 61
Planing Mills 62
Plumbers 62
Poultry Supplies 62
Printers 63-64
Radio 64
Ranges 65
Real Estate 66-68
Restaurants 68
Roofing Contractors 68
Rubber Stamps 69
Schools and Colleges 70
Seeds 70
Sheet Metal Works 70-71
Ship Chandlers 72
Show Cases 72
Signs 72
Transfer and Trucking Com- panies 7Z
Undertakers 74
Wall Paper 74
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WE KNOW AUTOS
from every angle, from the ground up and of every make. So when a car is sent here for repairs no time is lost in locat- ing the trouble. We know. Our facilities are equal to our knowledge. That makes our auto repairing thorough and en- during. It also ineans ^quick work and consequently less charges for time than less ex- pert repairers could afford.
Our Prices for Repair Work, of All Kinds, is Reasonable
SPECIAL CHEVROLET SERVICE TOW CAR— OUR SERVICE IS QUICKER AND CHEAPER
If You Are Having Trouble With Your Car Call On Us.
Main 1524
Chas. M. Whitaker & Co.
1132 First Street
San Diego, Calif.
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ABSTRACT DEPARTMENT
ONE HOME=ONE MANAGEMENT
—TWO STRONG CORPORATIONS—
Union title Company j'^^^j^wq
JOHN F. FORWARD, President ISSUES
Guaranteed Certificates of Title and Title
Insurance Policies protected by cash assets
of $2,000,000.00
Union Crust Company ^^^^^^
JOHN F. FORWARD, President
Legally qualified, by deposit of $100,000 with the State Treasurer, to act as Trustee, Executor, Guardian, Administrator, Custodian of Stocks, Bonds, etc.
1028 Second Street San Diego, California
ARMS AND AMMUNITION DEPARTMENT
SAN DIEGO
CYCLE & ARMS
"The Sporting Goods Store" 417 E STREET BET. 4th and 5th
Phone, Main 445
GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS,
BICYCLES, SUNDRIES AND REPAIRING,
OUTING CLOTHING AND SHOES
ARTISTS— COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Quality Art Work
CLYDE HILL
j£^ Commercial Artistj^^
DESIGNING, ILLUSTRATING AND POSTER WORK 1027 Fifth St. Phone Main 3507
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
STORAGE Open Day and Night Phone:
ACCESSORIES Main 2104
TIRE REPAIRING
WASHING AND POLISHING A SPECIALTY
Adair's Garage and Machine Shop
STUDEBAKER OUR SPECIALTY J. CLYDE ADAIR, Proprietor
907 Second, N. E. Cor. E Street San Diego, Calif.
A. C. ENGLAR W. A. SHRIVER
U. S. A. R. C. U. S. N. R. F.
Electrical Work a Specialty
ARMY and NAVY GARAGE
Day and Night Service Telephone Main 2438 845 India
"Our money back guarantee we back up to the limit."
Automobile Wrecking and Salvage House
WALTON BROS., Proprs.
Motorboat and Launch Engines of Every Description. Parts for all makes of Automobiles, no matter how old or new.
ANY AND EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE
THE OLD RELIABLE
AUTO EXHIBIT AND WRECKING CO.
1237 F Street, San Diego. Cal. Main 2549
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
Phone 651-29
PAUL HAFELI
Fords Rented Without Drivers
General Auto Repairing
1040 Columbia Street San Diego, Calif.
All Work Guaranteed FRED TYE, Prop.
WHITE FRONT GARAGE
Repairing On All Makes of Cars
Large Storage Capacity, Cars Washed and Polished, Tires, Accessories, Gas, Oils and Greases. Specially Equipped Tow Car
Phone Hillcrest 2562-J 900 University Ave.
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
CARLSON & SIMPSON
':=^^M\I/.^^
Exide Battery Service, Delco Official Service,
Remy Official Service, AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICIANS
Klaxon Official Service, Westinghouse Official Service, Splitdorf Official Service,
Stromberg Official Service, The Motors Neri/OUS System
Briggs & Stratton, Z^P^^^^f\^'\^^^^^
Bijur Service, tkao. »ar« »«,st.r..
Connecticut Service, Union at C San Diego, Calif.
Atwater-Kent Service,
Gabriel Snubbers. Tel. 668-53
645-53 Thirteenth St. Phone, Main 1337
Bet. G and H Res. Phone. Hillcrest 774-M
Open Always
DIAMOND GARAGE
W. A. ALBRANT
Fireproof Storage General Machine Work, Day and Night Tow
Repairing, Accessories, Car Service
Oils and Greases San Diego, Cal.
MILLER— UNITED STATES— NOR WALK TIRES AND TUBES
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
RETREADING, VULCANIZING, ACCESSORIES Drive In
HERMAN B. FISCHER
1140-48 Third St. Phone 651-21
Tel. Main 1606 NIGHT SERVICE
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Wm. L. HUGHSON CO. "The rord Corner"
427-447 W. Broadway Cor. Columbia St.
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
L. A, KAVANAGH DURJiNT MOTOR CARS
Distributor for SAN DIEGO AND IMPERIAL COUNTIES
1165 First cor. B.
Tel. 654-41
San Diego, Calif.
J. W. LLAVITT & CO.
Oldsmobile Agency
LOUIS C. MAIRE, Mgr. 347 W. Broadway, San Diego Hotel
Tel., Main 3518
Thousands of people consult this
Directory daily. Are you properly
represented in it?
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AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
SIXTH ST.GARAGE
For The Man Who Cares
Storage, Repairs and Supplies
We Never Close
JNO. B. McINTYRE 735 6th Tel. 66121
Peerless Auto Body Company
p. R. MORRISON, Mgr. DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF
Commercial Truck and Pleasure Bodies
Tel., Main 1775 615 State St., San Diego, Cal.
He^tt Tires and Tubes
GOODRICH CORD AND FABRIC SAVAGE
U. S. TIRES AND TUBES
and all other makes
VULCANIZING AND RETREADING, AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
PicKford-DarKer Tire Co.
1202 Third Street
Phone, Main 2417
WILLIAM BOTTERELL, Proprietor Phone, Main 1557; Res., Hillcrest 2267-W
San Diego Auto and Carriage Company
WAGON, AUTO-BODY, WHEEL AND SPRING
MANUFACTURERS
REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Office and Shop, 452 Eighth St., Between I and J Streets
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT 11
Storage — Repairs — Washing — Tow Car — Tires — Accessories — Road Service
Gasoline and Oils
SAVOV GARAGE
Second and C Streets C. W. STOSE. Prop.
Main 396 24-HOUR SERVICE
The Best Stock of Tires and Accessories in San Diego, Recommended by U. S. Grant Hotel and Auto Club of Southern California.
^S^mS^ I T M Gears
NEW PARTS ^^^^ Ohio Pistons
^^PjI>sJj^^ Savage Valves
FOR ^K \W MM Mogul Motor Bearings
Ws%f^^jj^ Axle and Propeller Shafts
ALL CARS ^^^m ^^''°" ^^"'
^C^lT^ g-jgj^^ Timing Gears
SERVICE GEAR & PARTS CO.
You Can Buy Cheaper Parts But You Cannot Buy Better Parts at Any Price. 1160 Second St. Phone 647-16
NASH
FOUR AND
S I X
W. EDWARD SHAW
Main 636 B St. at Columbia — 2 blocks from Broadway
Main 637 ^JISH leads the world in motor-car values
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SHRYOCn CEL CASTLE Distributors |
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Coast Tires Dealers in GOODRICH, U. S. AND HOWE TIRES AND TUBES |
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1127 |
TIRE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY A Service Car Second Street Main |
1965 |
12 AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
Phone 662-03
The Welstead Oil Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
756 Front Street San Diego, California
Jluto Supply Headquarters
Western Auto Supply Co.
EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE
Fifth at Ash, San Diego
PHONE, M. 747
Jee Young & Chamberlain /o*^
PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES
Bosch Magnetos Oxygen
Gray & Davis Starters Prest-o-Lite Gas
Registered Dealers Delco, Remy and Welding Gas
Klaxon H. W. Johns-Manville Speedometer Service
Master Carburetors Ever-ready Welding Service Welding Apparatus and Supplies
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS AND VULCANIZING
1126-1136 Front St. San Diego, Cal.
Auto Club of ^ Jl p^ p" Q J ^ •^ A Q /\ ^> C" Auto Trades Southern Calif. ^ AA U C 11 O V3I r\ It /A VJI L Association
W. E. ZADER, Prop.
MACHINE WORK AUTO WELDING
REPAIRING Alv/rriTTT AMri? AUTO SUPPLIES
OVERHAULING /\lVi±5Ui^Ai\V£. ^jjj) ACCESSORIES
BRAZING SERVICE AUTO LIVERY
BATTERY AND IGNITION SERVICE TIRES AND VULCANIZING
7832 IVANHOE [SrLlTcif ??^T•] LA JOLLA, CAL.
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
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RICKENBACKER
Mo tor Cars
CROXALL-LEE MOTOR COMPANY
TELEPHONE 64398 Third and B Streets San Diego, Calif.
BAKERS DEPARTMENT
HOME OF
BETSY ROSS and KLEEN MAID BREAD
Most Sanitary and Up-to-Date Bakery in San Diego
Open For Inspection at AH Times
Tels., Main 47; Automatic 652-03 701 SIXTEENTH ST.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BAKING CO.
HOME OF
HOLSUM, BUTTERNUT AND PANAMA CREAM BREAD
ALL KINDS OF
PIES AND CAKES
FRENCH PASTRY OUR SPECIALTY
Office and Factory 125-171 14th St.
Office Tel., 659-09 Factory, Tel. 655-25
14 BANKS DEPARTMENT
The Merchants National
Bank
of San Diego
Granger Block — Cor. Fifth and Broadway Affiliated With
BANK OF ITALY
Head Office SAN FRANCISCO and 40 Banking Offices in 30 California Cities
Capital (fully paid) $250,000.00
Surplus and Profits (all earned) ... .$650,000.00
Twenty-eight years of successful banking has enabled this bank to build up the largest SURPLUS of any bank in San Diego. Every accommodation consistent with con- servative Banking is extended to its patrons.
RALPH GRANGER, President H. E. ANTHONY, Vice-President
J. L. WILLIAMS, Vice-President C. H. ANTHONY, Cashier
O. AUSTAD, Asst. Cashier
BANKS DEPARTMENT
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Rogan & Company
MORTGAGES
Mil ^
QS9
Collateral Trust Notes
5 and 6%
Safe Deposit Floor San Diego Savings Bank
MAIN 2557
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BANKS DEPARTMENT
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS
IS INVITED By
San Diego's Oldest and Largest Savings Bank
NORTHEAST CORNER FIFTH AND E STREETS IHBMM IHHBBUIIBII
N. E. CORNER FIFTH AND E STS.
3%
y Interest on Ordinary Savings Accounts ^ with Checking Privilege.
A Qi Interest on Term Savings Accounts and JL iO Certificates of Deposit.
RESOURCES OVER $8,500,000
LARGEST AND FINEST SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
IN SAN DIEGO
BANKS DEPARTMENT
Union National Bank
OF SAN DIEGO CORNER BROADWAY AND SIXTH STREET
Capital . . $200,000.00 Surplus . . 40,000.00
THE BANK WITH A STRONG RESERVE
4%) Paid on Time Deposits
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
Courteous and Confidential Service Guaranteed all Customers
Small, as well as large accounts solicited.
^jts-fi^ OFFICERS ^ AND DIRECTORS /^?Tm^
^TT'lTfe^ C. W. Landis. rrr.' President yQUlIilj/
^"WMIIA Ruf us Choate Vice-President /^j5 ^^
iSS)) ^- J- Heimerdinger Cashier ((|t|jfiilfi^
W. G. Swenson J. H. Shreve F. E. Lindley F. Noeltner
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BANKS DEPARTMENT
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OFFICERS W. S. Dorland, President J. W. Donohue, Vice-President O. E. Darnall, Cashier Carl C. Dorland, Ass't Cashier Paul C. Kelley, Ass't Cashier |
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DIRECTORS (Hammmial J/} ^ ^_ s. Doriand Sc lli^ttR J. W. Donohue ffl,„„j„^„ fim^ Ray M. Harris S?atlt«ga Carl C. Oorland O. E. Darnall |
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Of San Diego, California |
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Condensed Statement at Close of Business March 10, 1922 |
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RESOURCES |
LIABILITIES |
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Loans and Discounts |
.$ 773,656.84 |
Capital Stock $ 165,000.00 |
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Overdrafts |
919.05 |
Surplus 35,000.00 |
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Bonds |
897,120.65 |
Undivided Profits 27,609.24 |
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Safe Deposit Vaults |
4,000.00 |
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Furniture and Equipment . . |
4,500.00 |
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Other Real Estate Owned. |
41,272.14 |
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Cash and Exchange Total Resources |
161,341.87 |
Deposits 1,655,201.31 |
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.$1,882,810.55 |
Total Liabilities $1,882,810.55 |
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United States national Dank OF SAN DIEGO, CAL. |
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United States Depositary |
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INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE DEPENDABLE |
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BROADWAY AT SECOND |
BEVERAGES DEPARTMENT 19
Maier Brewing Company
"SELECT" LAGER AND MALT TONIC
BEVERAGES
GRAPE JUICE— CIDER— MINERAL WATER
268-270 FIFTH ST. MAIN 5510 San Diego,
H. H. MOORE, Mgr., S. D. Wholesale Co. Calif.
BOILER MAKERS DEPARTMENT
7Z2m JOHNSON'S BOILER SHOP
REINHOLD JOHNSON, Prop. 125 EAST MARKET ST.
THE PLACE FOR RELIABLE WORK
Boiler Repairing of all Kinds Promptly Attended to.
CUTTING AND WELDING. FLUE WELDING OUR SPECIALTY
Headquarters for Boilers and Tanks
ALSO MACHINERY BOUGHT AND SOLD
BONDS DEPARTMENT
CALIFORNIA COMPANY
GOVERNMENT, MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION
BON DS
2nd Floor U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phone, Main 229
Los Angeles Pasadena Redlands Long Beach
The Merchants —
who advertise in the Directory are the up-to- date, wide-awake people of the community. Read their Advertisements. You may find therein something you need.
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BOOK BINDERS DEPARTMENT
ROSS & ROSS
LEADING MANUFACTURERS
OF
Account Books
Loose Leaf Binders
Loose Leaf Sheets
ANY SIZE AND STYLE CAN BE MADE HERE
GOLD STAMPING ON POCKET BOOKS, ETC. OLD BOOKS REBOUND PAPER RULERS
Phone, Main 3306
860 Third Street - 2nd Floor Frye & Smith Building
BOTTLING WORKS DEPARTMENT
21
E. W. SCHNEPP, Mgr.
TEL., MAIN 1413
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
COCA-COLA, HIRE'S ROOT BEER, FRUIT SYRUPS, ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS
Distributors Rainier and Maier Select Beverages
SAN DIEGO TRIPURE WATER CO.
"Tripure" Distilled Water and Coronado Country Club Ginger Ale 1772 MAIN ST. Main 1413
BUILDING MATERIAL DEPARTMENT
Phones: 65303 and Main 248
Office and Warehouses
708 West G St., Cor. Arctic and G.
W. J. BAILEY CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BUILDING MATERIALS, HOLLOW TILE, LIME AND CEMENT
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
W. p. FULLER «& CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
PAINTS - VARNISHES - ENAMELS
PLATE AND SHEET GLASS, MIRRORS SASH AND DOORS
Seventh and F Streets
San Diego, California
Some One is Looking for You!
It may be a customer — how important, then, to have your business fully set forth in the pages of the Directory.
22 BUILDING MATERIAL DEPARTMENT
KOVERONCE KOVERONCE
THE KOVERONCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED
it.
MANUFACTURERS OF KOVERONCE"
THE PERFECT WALL
Dealers in Building Materials
Construction Dept., Office and Sales Rooms Main 975 First National Bank Bldg.
Whiting-Mead Commercial Co.
OF SAN DIEGO
H. L. MINER. Mgr.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Lumber Wire Fencing
Plumbing Materials Iron Pipe and Pipe Fittings
Paints, Oils and Varnishes Builders' Hardware
Roofing Building Materials
Sash, Doors and Blinds Wall Board
Hardware Electric Supplies
Main Store Cor. First and G Sts. Tel., Main 709
Wrecking and Lumber Yard, 14th St., S. W. Cor. K Tel. 65240
East San Deigo Branch, 3923 University Ave. Tel., Hillcrest 3195-W
BUILDING MATERIAL DEPARTMENT
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San Diego Tile and Woodstone Go. |
Pittsburg Water Heaters |
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Warehouse and Display Room 758 FRONT STREET |
DISPLAY AND OFFICE 758 FRONT STREET |
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H. W. SHARMAN, President JOHN H. HAMILTON, Secretary and Treasurer. |
S. D. TILE & WOODSTONE CO. Agents Phone, Main 4871 |
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Phone. Main 4871 |
JOHN G. WICKHAM, Factory Repr. |
Postoffice Box 337
J. S. SCHIRM COMMERCIAL CO.
WILLIAM DARBY, Manager
LIME, CEiVIENT, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Sewer Pipe and Terra Cotta, Pressed and Fire Brick, Wooden and Metal Lath
Roofing and Building Papers, Finishing and Hard Wall Plasters
Plaster Board, Beaver Board
Warehouses Foot of Third and Fourth Streets
Office, Fourth and K Streets Phone 668-13 San Diego, Cal.
JACOB C. SQUIRES
ELMER B. BELT
SQUIRES BELT COMPANY
BUILDING MATERIAL— FERTILIZERS— HAY
Monolith Portland Cement
11th and K Sts.
San Diego Agents Litholite Hard Wall Plaster
A. C. W.
Fertilizers
Main 5347
A CITY DIRECTORY
Is the Guide Post to the Inquiring Public. When in Doubt, What Better Medium to Set You Right?
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BUILDINGS DEPARTMENT
Tenants Room
Acme Stenographic Service 311
Adamson, N. F 670
Advertising Club of San Diego 376
Agard & Allen 274
Al Bahr Temple 377
Amos, A. A 531
Atkinson, C. F 236
Aveldson, A. N 542
Bailey, Dr. Milton 447
Bankers Life Co 569
Barber Shop, C. McMannos 201
Baskerville, B. R 362
Beecher, Mrs. G. V 368
Benton, Dr. Culmer C 651
Bernstein, C. E 202
Board of Fire Underwriters 612
Book and Art Shop 543
Bradstreet Co 337
Brand, G. E 560
Butler, Dr. E. A 320
Campbell, S. J. Mrs 567
Carnkin, Donohue & Co 420
Chartres-Martin, Dr. E. P 545
Christian Science Reading Room 641
Coffroth Co., J. W 350
Community Service 674
Conant, Mrs. L. C, C. S 502
Consulado de Mexico 460
Cooper Reducycle 474
Copper Basin Con. Mines Co 412
CosgTove, Arthur Co 244
Crouch & Sanders 661
Culver, F. D 464
Draymen's Association 470
Dubiske, H. W. & Co , 657
Elliott & Morg-an Drs 535
Emeis, Dr. H. P 447
Employment Specialists 447
Evans, W. H 360
Expert Service Bureau 550
Flowers, A. E 672
Gallag-her, Dr. Geo. L 333
Garretson, Earl A 336
Gearhart, Dr. W. F 347
Gill, Paul C 617
Gillmore & Co 549
Gist, Gilman A 444
Great Western Building' Co 450
Hahn-Fraser Co 541
Hall, J. Marshall, C. S 577
Hoffmann, E. M , 408
Hotchkiss, H. G 255
Howe, Mabel 439
Howell, A. A 208
Idaho Brokerage Co .558
Illinois Bankers Life 530
Imperial Gypsum Oil Co 250
Irones, Dr. R. B 5 45
Jenney, Ralph B 614
Jenning-s, Frank S 430
Johns-Manville 550
Jordan, Lucy E., C. S 307
Kessler, Mrs. L., C. S 207
Kettner, William 334
Kipp, Sylvester 532
Spreckels Building
Steel and concrete theatre and office building, occupying entire block on Broad- way between First and Second Streets.
Modernly equipped throughout for every need of business and professional pursuits.
Light, cheerful, larg-e or small rooms and suites. Hot water, gas, compressed air. Attorneys have access to Union Law Library.
J. FBED TRAGGABDH, MgT.
Tenants Room
Knowles Almo Mining Syndicate 457
Kreider, S. L 239
La Costa Oil Co 253
Lischner, Dr. Hyman 451
Luding-ton Co., W. F . .234
Martin, Mrs. A. A., C. S 411
Martin, J. 0 375
Martin & Davidson 501
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co 434
Mission Hills Realty Co 329
Mitchell, Bertha B 547
Murphy, J. H 327
Nachedoches Oil Co 645
National Coml Co 553
Neale, Herbert N 443
Nick Harris Detective 205
Noble, Dr. Arza J 326
Norton, Lilly & Co 238
Oakes, ■William J 472
Olive, CO 311
O'Rourke, P. F 361
Pacific Mutual Ins. Co , 458
Pacific Securities Corporation 322
Paradise Oil Co 364
Pearce & Pearce 371
Phelps, Dr. F. J 330
Pinkston, L. P 417
Pintler & Irish 426
Pyper, A. C 346
Quayle Bros 601
Red Cross, Home Service 527
Remondino, Dr. C. H. E 228
Rosenthal, Shapiro & Robinson 354
Ross, Dr. J. L 447
S. & L. Studios 653
Salt Lake Route 240
S. D. Humane Society 229
S. D. Tax Assn 452
S. D. Typographical Union 276
San Dieg-o & Arizona Railway Co 636
Silver Gate Bldg-. & Loan Assn 343
Simpson, Dr. A. L 232
Snyder, Theo F 536
Sou. Calif. Investment Co 209
Southern Pacific Co 677
Stallard, Drs. H. & M 247
State Bureau Labor Statistics 463
State Compensation Insurance Fund.... 453
Stuart, Mrs. M. P., C. S 507
Terry, C. P. & C. D., C. S 407
Thomas, Dr. W. M 643
Tobin, Charles m;. 561
Tucker, J. Z 249
Union Oil Co 401
U. S. Social Hygiene Board 356
U. S. "Veterans Bureau 510
Vaughan, Dr. R. U 445
Wadham, J. E 647
Wakeling, Thos. A 233
Wankowski, V. & Co 343
Wentworth, Dr. L. P 359
West Coast Life Ins Co 338
Western Investment Co 343
Wheeler, William H 302
White, Dr. J. F 643
White, M. G 243
Wholesalers Board of Trade 573
Wilson, J. W 575
Wright, Leonard 540
BUILDINGS DEPARTMENT
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Union Building
On Broadway, Second and Third Streets. A limited number of desir- able offices and suites for rent at rea- sonable rates.
The Union Building is the Head- quarters of the Spreckels Companies, is in the heart of the business district and directly on car lines from every point in city and suburbs.
Progressive, thinking business men will locate where the pulse of busi- ness is strongest.
Union Law Library, 5,500 Volumes.
J. FRED TRAGGARDH, Mgr.
Tenants Room
American Multigrapli Sales Co. . . 333
Atwood H. R 530
Banks-Huntley Co 515
Barrow, L.. R 526
Bell, Dwight D 416, 418
Blake, Moffltt & Towne 527, 528
Bowman, A B. 518
Cameron Co., H. A 420
Casebeer, A. J . 408
Connell, Stephen 303
Coronado Tent City 209
Coronado Water Co 209
County Highway Commission 533
Cuyamaca Club 6th Floor
Community W^elfare Council 427
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Grace Fuller 429
Fuller Brush Co 422
Gardiner, H. C • 415
Gazvini, J 213 Broadway
Gray, Gordon 416, 418
Gould, E. B 432
Hamilton & Lindley 420, 421
Hazard-Gould Co 235 Broadway
Heilbron, Dr. L,. C 411, 412
Henking & Randolph 504
Hoff, G F 403, 404
Hotel del Coronado 209
Irish, F. D . 330, 331
Johnson Cigar Co 239 Broadway
Kendall, E. 1 415
Kew, R. M 303
Klein-Norton Co 307
Kuykendall, P. J 307
Tenants Room National City Co. of California 402
Office of Building 313
Olds Stoller Interexchange. . . ., 430
O'Neal, S. D 529
Pacific Novelty Co , 513
Pacific Railways Advertising Co 507
Pacific Steamship Co 201 Broadway
Pala Chief Gem Mine 217 Broadway
Peterson, E. W ' 415
Pierce, C. Edwin 508
Pioneer Truck Co 954 Third St.
Point Loma Railroad Co 209
Poor, W:. O i 402
Public Administrator ,. . . .419
Pierce Co., Cyrus 408
Reed, Edwin 419
Rogers, Allen 416
Rossman, H. A 329
Rudders Grill West Basement
San Diego Electric Railway Co 209
San Diego Directory Co 520
San Diego Union 225 Broadway
San Diego & Coronado Ferry Co 209
Schachtebeck C. E 430
Seymour & Seymour 522
Spreckels Securities Co., J. D. & A. B. ..209
Stephens & Co 315,326
Sweet, Stearns & Forward 303
Shields, R. P 407
Lacey, R. S 306
Libby, W. E 516,519
McCorkle, J. H . . = 409
Macomber, Prank J 308, 310
Manufacturers & Employers Assn 509
Mead, Dr. P. H 505, 506
Morganstern, A. J. 510, 512
Moningstar, O. C East Basement
Mitchell, W. S . . 413
Monarch Drug Co i. . 247 Broadway
Titus Co., Nat R. and A. B ..328
Titus, Horton D 308,310
Torrance, E. Swift i.^ 405, 406
Union Law Library 435, 438
United Light, Fuel & Power Co 209
Wells, A. S 408
Western Advertising Co., Inc 501,503
Zaragosa Investment Co 521
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CEMETERIES DEPARTMENT
GREENWOOD MEMORIAL PARK 1
fORTIETH & IMPERIAL
AVENUE
(Perpetual Care) Operated by Greenwood Cemetery Association CEMETERY COMMUNITY MAUSOLEUM
TELEPHONE AIN 477
CREMATORY COLUMBARIUM
Greenwood Community Mausoleum
CHIROPRACTBC COLLEGES DEPARTMENT
STUDY AND BECOME A
DOCTOR ? CHIROPRACTIC
Be one of the many ambitious men and women who are enrolling at the Clewell Chiropractic College. Join now, study for eighteen months and then write Doctor of Chiropractic after your name.
Chiropractic offers tremendous oppor- tunities for men and wonjen who are qualified to practice. It will give the opportunity that you have sought where- by you can go into business for yourself; can earn a good income; can have a standing in your community; can bene- fit suflfering humanity.
In every community there is a de- mand for one or more Chiropractors. In large cities there is a splendid field. This, therefore, is a good time to study Chiropractic.
Besides, it is not necessary for you to
leave San Diego to attend college. You can learn right here. You can attend the classes at the Clewell Chiropractic College, a regularly chartered institution that complies with all requirements re- garding courses of study, hours of study, etc. From the very beginning of your course you will have the benefit of a large clinic which will give you exper- ience immediately in palpation.
From the manner in which men and women are enrolling, it would appear that the current classes at the Clewell Chiropractic College will be the largest in the history of the institution. If you would be a member of the classes and take the first step toward becoming a Doctor of Chiropractic hand in your name tomorrow. Call at the college of- fice, 1570 Fourth street, corner of Cedar street, telephone Main 3743, or write for literature.
COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT
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TELEPHONE, MAIN 528
Campbell Mercantile Agency
Member of The Co-operative Bureau of the American Collection Service
COLLECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS EVERYWHERE
ROOM 209 SPRECKELS BUILDING
CONNER ADJUSTMENT BUREAU
G. E. CONNER, Mgr. ROOM 611 TIMKEN BLDG., 851 SIXTH ST.
LAW, COLLECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS CURRENT AND DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS
Phone, Main 2683 San Diego, Gal.
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DiRECIORY
IS THE COMMON
INTERMEDIARY
BETWEEN
BUYER^oSELLER"
28 CONTRACTORS DEPARTMENT
LET US BUILD YOUR HOME TO FIT YOU
STOP PAYING ^f^^^^^r OWN YOUR OWN
B. li. S. BUILDING CO.
TAILOR-MADE HOMES OUR SPECIALTY TELEPHONE, HILLCREST 1814 2884 UNIVERSITY AVE.
JOHN ENGEBRETSEN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
STREET PAVING, GRADING AND EXCAVATING
Also Norwegian Vice-Consul
Office Tel., Main 1822
Res. Tel., 65274 205 McNeece Bldg.
Shop, Main 2233 Residence,
Point Loma 368-J 4727 Brighton, O. B.
H. J. GERARD
BUILDER
SHOP, 848 SIXTH STREET
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
REPAIR WORK STORE AND OFFICE WORK
A SPECIALTY PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
DAIRY PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT
PURE MILK DAIRY CO.
PURITY DAIRY PRODUCTS
Wholesale and Retail Bottle Milk
Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Butter, Eggs, Cream Cheese.
PURITY ICE CREAM
Butter and Egg Department, 701 5th Main 411
Milk Department— 12th and K Main 3311
DAIRY SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT 29
Dairy and Farm Supplies
GAS ENGINES and IMPLEMENTS
CALL AND GET OUR PRICES
P. A. GIRAUD
740 FOURTH ST.
MAIN 534
DEPARTMENT STORES DEPARTMENT
845 FIFTH STREET
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
A store designed to fill the needs of economical shoppers. A store ready at all times to back its goods with the guarantee of "Satisfaction or your money back". There is more for your dollar at Becker's in Drygoods, Notions and Ready-to- Wear.
YOU CAN BANK
ON THE RELIABILITY OF A BUSINESS THAT IS REPRESENTED YEAR AFTER YEAR IN THE
CITY DIRECTORY
30 FARM IMPLEMENTS DEPARTMENT
We handle a Complete Line of
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Of All Descriptions, as well as Repair Parts Parts of All Makes
DAIRY SUPPLIES
AND
GASOLINE ENGINES
P. A. GIRAUD
740 FOURTH ST. MAIN 534
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TIJUANA EXPRESS
SANCLEMENTE BROS.
FREIGHT FORWARDERS
DAILY TRIPS TO
TIJUANA (MEX.), TIA JUANA (U. S.), CHULA VISTA, PALM CITY, NESTOR, SAN YSIDRO, ETC. Office and Depot, 411 J St. Tel. Main 5139 Freight received for points in Lower California.
FUEL DEPARTMENT
D. F. GARRETTSON, Pres. S. J. THOMPSON, Sec'y
PACIfIC WOOD & COAL CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
COAL, COKE, WOOD, HAY AND GRAIN
Distributing Agents for
BRADLEY'S STANDARD FERTILIZERS
PRATT'S STOCK FOODS
GOLDEN EAGLE CHICKEN PROVENDER
ALFALFA MOLASSES STOCK FOOD
Main Office, 310 Fourth, San Diego, Cal, Telephones, Main 165, Automatic 651-03
WAREHOUSES
4th and K Sts., Phone M. 165 5th and University, Phone Hil. 536-W
26th and Logan, Phone Automatic 667-09
FUEL AND FEED DEPARTMENT
Main 4771
WE HANDLE GARDEN SEED IN BULK
W. J. BUTLER
Dealer in
HAY, GRAIN, FEED AND FUEL
POULTRY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, WIRE FENCING, NAILS, ETC.
2638 Imperial Ave., Bet. 26th and 27th Sts. San Diego, Cal.
647-19 ^E^HHMH^i^HHMMHMJ California
T RA D E MARK
32 FUEL AND FEED DEPARTMENT
IRWIN & COMPANY
HAY— GRAIN— FEED— WOOD— COAL
MANUFACTURERS OF POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS
CUSTOM:— ROLLING, GRINDING AND CLEANING PUBLIC STORAGE:— HAY AND GRAIN
Main OfBce, Fourth and K Main 440 Automatic 663-01
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
C. K. MURRAY G. MURRAY
PHONE iJ Uj J\ L I I I ^^^ ^'®«°'
T RA D E MARK
Reed shoP
MANUFACTURERS OF REED FURNITURE Factory and Salesroom 1401 Fifth Street Cor. Ash
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
HILLCREST 2584
Wm. Konrad Hardware Co.
BUILDING MATERIALS, CEMENT AND LIME,
ROOFING AND ROOFING MATERIALS
HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, GLASS AND PAINTS
HAY AND GRAIN, FUEL AND FEED
4177 UNIVERSITY AVE.
EAST SAN DIEGO
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT 33
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HAY AND GRAIN DEPARTMENT
FRED. C. SILVERTHORN & SONS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS, WOOD,
COAL AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
844 MARKET STREET Phone, Main 1059
P. O. BOX 78, SAN DIEGO, CAL.
HOME BUILDERS DEPARTMENT
Reliance Construction Co.
Builders of Better Homes
Phone, Hillcrest 8 29th and University Av.
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HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT
HEBRON HOME
FOR THE AGED
(Incorporated)
A HOME IN ALL THE NAME IMPLIES
A cheery, comfortable home with a congenial atmosphere and sympathetic care, where those of advanced years ma\^ find a haven of rest for their declining days — that briefly describes the Hebron Home for Aged People.
This San Diego institution is advan- tageously located so that it commands a magnificent view of bay, ocean and sur- rounding country. This place is spick and span and there is an abundance of sunshine and fresh air through the rooms of the various buildings. The dining room is spacious and "homey", and the other rooms are clean and invit- ing. The Hebron Home for Aged Peo- ple is a home in fact as well as in name.
1825 Newton Ave.
Mrs. Emma Egbert Williams, the Founder and President, has given a life- time in caring for the aged and infirm and her years of experience eminently fits her for the exacting duties of her po- sition.
Associated with her are her husband, Hiram Williams and her two sons, Dow E. Williams and Hiram F. Williams and a carefully chosen staflf of assistants, whose loving, tireless care insures to residents of the Home those numberless services, so necessary to the comfort of those advanced in years.
While the Home is not a charitable in- stitution, the charges are so small as to be almost nominal and can be arranged for, either on a monthly basis or a one payment entrance fee, insuring care for life.
San Diego, CaL
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT
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McCULLOCH HOSPITAL
COR. NINTH AND BEECH STS.
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
PHONE, MAIN 5791
GRADUATE
NURSES
IN
ATTENDANCE
QUIET LOCATION RATES REASONABLE
Fully equipped operating and obstetrical rooms. Pre- pared to handle all kinds of surgical and obstetrical cases. The hospital is open for your inspection at any time.
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HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT
Paradise Valley Sanitarium
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
One of the many allied institutions using the famous "BATTLE CREEK" methods of treatment
7Wr^.
While visiting San Diego, why not spend some time at the Paradise Val- ley Sanitarium? Its quiet, restful location and its splendid treatment will refresh you. An ideal place for those in need of rest or medical attention. Our auto will call for you in the city. 'Phone National 61. Address Paradise Valley Sanitarium, National City, Cal.
We also operate Vegetarian Cafeteria at 1125 Sixth St.
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT 37
St. Joseph's Hospital
University Ave., Northeast Corner Sixth Street Phone, Hillcrest 3500
J=}B{=1
St. Joseph's Hospital in charge of the Sisters of Mercy is located on one of the highest points in San Diego overlooking the city and bay.
The building itself is large and perfectly adapted for its purpose, strict rules of sanitation prevail. Recommended by leading physicians for patients re- quiring absolute quiet and rest.
The grounds are among the most beautiful in Southern California.
38 HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT
Sunshine
MATERNITY
Hospital
ESSENTIALLY A WOMAN'S IN- STITUTION WITH UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR THE CARE OF OBSTETRICAL CASES.
Endorsed by Ethical Physicians
MRS. ROSE BRADSHAW, Prop.
3856 Park Blvd. near University Ave. Tel. Hillcrest 802
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HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT
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Theobald Sanatorium
An Ideal Home for Invalids and Convalescents.
Prices Range from $25.00 to $50.00 Per Week.
ALMA M. THEOBALD, R. N.
The Sanitarium is ideally located. While only a few minutes ride from the business center of the cit)-, the quiet of home and beautiful views are soothing to the invalids.
A Commanding View of City, Mountains and Bay; SUNSHINE IN EVERY ROOM, Beautifully Furnished. All rooms comfortably heated. Select Accommodations for Invalids WITH SKILLED NURSING AND CARE according to Doctor's orders. Special Attention to Diet. No Contagious or Mental Cases Accepted.
EVERY EFFORT IS MADE TO CREATE A HOME ATMOSPHERE
The ideal place to come to — to build up your strength before an operation and to recuperate after one. PHONE, MAIN 1927 208 W. LAUREL ST., SAN DIEGO.
Glenwood Sanitarium
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CONVALESCENT AND MATERNITY WORK
GRADUATE NURSES ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE.
CHARGES REASONABLE
MODERN EQUIPMENT IN EVERY RESPECT
MRS. H. D. HUBBS, Superintendent
1861 THIRD STREET San Diego, California PHONE 665-91
Is Your Business Properly Represented Herein? Directory Advertising Provides Continuous and Valuable Publicity
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HOTEL DEPARTMENT
HOTEL CECIL
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF SIXTH ST. BET. B and C
EVERY ROOM WITH BATH
ROOM RATES
One Person Two Persons
$1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50
H. U. KENNEDY, Asst. Manager
CHAS. L. DIX, Prop.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
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When Vo\i A.rrive in San Diego Stop at
'Hotel St. James
Close
To
Theatres
And
Shopping
District
Eleven
Floors
of Steel,
Concrete
and
Marble.
San
Diego's Tallest Building
Abso- lutely Fireproof
Most
Centrally
Located
'See Sail Diego" From Our Sun Parlor
1 Person
$1.50 to $3
2 Persons
$2 to $4
OBSERVATION SUN PARLOR AND ROOF GARDEN
SIXTH BETWEEN E and F TAKE CARS NO. 1, 2, 3 FROM UNION DEPOT
42
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
MRS. G. G. JOHNSON, Prop.
New Palace Hotel
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* V,l3
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Phone, Main 4202
Write for Reservations
FREE AMUSEMENTS
Billiards and Pool
Cards and Dancing
The New Palace Hotel is a synonym for everything that's cheerful and comfortable and homelike. Within easy walking dis- tance of the shopping district and of every theatre and place of amusement.
The genial management anticipates the wants and require- ments of every guest.
American and European, Single or En Suite
Rates Reasonable Meals Table D'hote
On Car Lines Nos. 1 and 3
New Palace Hotel
FIFTH AND ELM STREETS
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
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HOTEL CHURCHILL
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
Geo. L. Mayne Manager
All Outside Rooms
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Cuisine and
Appointments
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN Ninth Street at C Phone, Main 5880
MARYLAND HOTEL
EVERY ROOM WITH LAVATORY AND TOILET IF NOT BATH
R. D. STOMBS,
Manager
Cafe
Music
Dancing
Large Spacious Lobby and Parlors
Sixth and F Sts.
Tel., Main 5700
EUROPEAN PLAN— $1.50 AND UP
44 INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BEFORE BUYING
STOP! WARNING! INVESTIGATE
You Get the BEST PROTECTION That MONEY Can Buy
Combined with "SERVICE and COURTEOUS TREATMENT"
When You Deal With The
W. HARLEY ALLEN AGENCY
228 GRANGER BUILDING
Representing only old and tried companies
Such as \ I Write Fire, Automobile, Work-
The American of Newark, N. J. I man's Compensation.
The Sterling having on every policy / p-^^^^y ^^ Surety Bonds of all
Hartford Fure Ins. Co. s guarantee
The Home Fire and Marine owned by \ Isinds.
Fireman's Fund both Calif, companies I Liability and Casualty,
The Capital Fire "of Calif." owned by \ r, ,
Royal of England ) ^^^S^ary
The Georgia Casualty Co. j Confiscation,
The New Amsterdam Casualty Co. / Plate Glass, Elevator.
Total Assets of All Go's over $132,000,000 p
Reserves of all Go's over 74,000,000 g
Net-Surplus of all Go's over 30,000,000 ^
663-57
BARNEY & BARNEY
2nd Floor Scripps Building INSURANCE— SURETY BONDS— COMPENSATION
Representing Leading Companies of the World
(Combined Fire Assets $200,000,000)
Union Assurance Society, Ltd., (Auto National Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford
Dept.) New York-California Underwriters
Insurance Co. of North America New York Plate Glass Ins. Co.
Rhode Island Ins. Co. Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co.
North British & Mercantile Ins. Co. Alaryland Casualty Co.
Firemen's Ins. Co. of Newark Firemen's Fund Ins. Co. (Marine Dept.)
Main 2100 Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
45
Harry Fisher & Co.
General Insurance, Real Estate and Bonds
Representing- the following- well-known Companies :
American Insurance Company of New- ark, N. J.
Boston Insurance Co., of Boston, Mass. (Fire)
Boston Insurance Company of Boston, Mass. (Automobile)
Caledonian Insurance Co. (Automobile)
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. of Philadel- phia, Pa.
Great American Ins. Co. of New York. (Motorcycle Ins.)
London & Lancashire Indemnity Com- pany of America (Public Liability)
Manchester Assurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co. of Hart- ford, Conn.
National Surety Company of New York,
(Surety Bonds)
Northern Assurance Co. of London.
Orient Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
Preferred Accident Co. (x\uto Liability)
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven,
Conn. Security Insurance Co. (Automobile)
Westchester Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
Travelers Insurance Co. Travelers Indemnity Co. Union Indemnity Co. (Plate Glass)
240 C STREET
Savoy Theatre Building
FIRE, MARINE, AUTOMOBILE, COMPENSATION, BURGLARY, PLATE
GLASS, ELEVATOR, PUBLIC LIABILITY, ACCIDENT,
HEALTH, STEAM BOILER
General Insurance
Stewart C. Kendall
309 First National Bank Bldg.
MAIN 2941
Providence Washington Ins. Co. Northern of New York Globe and Rutgers, Newark of New Jersey
Alliance of Philadelphia (Automobile) Travelers (General Liability) Globe & Rutgers (Marine) Newark (Marine)
46 INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
W. F. Ludington Co.
Representatives of the Following Companies: AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hartford, Conn. ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO., of St. Paul (Marine Dept.) NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., of New Zealand. SCOTTISH UNION & NATIONAL INS. CO., of Edinburgh. FIDELITY & CASUALTY CO., of New York. NATIONAL SURETY CO., of New York. HOME FIRE & MARINE, of San Francisco. HARTFORD LIVESTOCK INSURANCE CO. CALEDONIAN INSURANCE CO. BANKERS & SHIPPERS INSURANCE CO.
234-235 SPRECKELS BLDG. Phone, Main 267
Mead-Haskell Company
1210 THIRD STREET MAIN 5533
QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE, of Springfield, Mass.
PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO., of London
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Real Estate Mortgages
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
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Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
HOME OFFICE
It
Pays
Five
Ways
Kttxhmt
NEAL & DEASY
Superintendents
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT DEPT.
625 E Street, San Diego
Main 1604
HERBERT N. NEALE
GENERAL INSURANCE
GENERAL AGENT SAN DIEGO COUNTY
The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Ltd. of London
Workmen's Compensation, Accident, Health, Public Liability, Automobile, Plate Glass, Boiler. Flywheel, Elevator, Burglary
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS
Commercial Union Assurance Company American Surety Company of New York
Fire, Theft, Property Damage, CoUision Fidelity, Court, Contract and Surety Bonds
FIRE COMPANIES
Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd. Colonial Fire Underwriters of Hartford Marine Insurance
The Commonwealth of New York
Eagle Star and British Dominions Federal Insurance Company
442-443 SPRECKELS BUILDING
SAN DIEGO
48 INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BONDS
FIDELITY -^ SURETY
I11a$$d(bu$ett$ Dondind ^ Insurance Co.
INSURANCE
Leading American and Foreign Companies
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, ACCIDENT AND
HEALTH, ETC.
ElxcKan^e Securities Corp.
J. H. SHREVE, President
Owl Drug Building
MAIN 5114
DON M. STEWART
GENERAL INSURANCE - BONDS
Representing NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NORWICH UNION INDEMNITY COMPANY GLENS FALLS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY STATE ASSURANCE COMPANY NEW JERSEY FIDELITY & PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY
Telephone, Main 1515 950 Seventh Street
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
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A. N. AVELDSON
AVELDSON INSURANCE AGENCY
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
542 Spreckels Building
Phone 652-13
San Diego, Calif.
General
INSURANCE
SPECIAL
AUTOMOBILE
POLICIES
WM. C. CHAMBERS
542 SPRECKELS BUILDING
Phone 652-13
San Diego, Calif.
Don O. Chamberlin
Will O. Chamberlin
CHAMBERLIN INSURANCE AGENCY
SUPER SERVICE IN ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
PHONE, MAIN 2505
Suite 301-2-3 Southern Title Bldg. San Diego, California
NELSON L. COLEMAN
INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES
REPRESENTING
NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INS. CO. BOSTON INS. CO GREAT AMERICAN INS. CO. PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INS. CO. OCEAN ACCIDENT & GUARANTEE CORP.
CITIZENS INS. CO. NATIONAL UNION FIRE INS. CO. STUYVESANT INS. CO. OF NEW YORK. GLOBE & RUTGERS INS CO. PREFERRED ACCIDENT CO. OF. N. Y.
410 B Street. Phone, Main 999
Patronize Your Advertisers
See page 78
50 INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Established by A. E. Dodson in 1886 Telephone, Main 1022
CHARUES C DODSON
(Successor to A. E. Dodson) 511 Granger Block San Diego, Calif
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Safeguard Insurance Co. of N. Y.
Reliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia New Amsterdam Casualty Co. of New Standard Fire Insurance Co. of Hart- York
ford, Conn. State Life Insurance Co. of Indiana
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
Attention to U. S. Land Matters
PERCY H. GOODWIN CO.
GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS Real Estate, Rentals and Mortgages
1202 Fourth Street Tels., Main 48 and 49
THE WILLIAM KETTNER CO.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Fire Bonds
Life 334-335 Spreckels Bldg. Loans
Accident . Liability
Burglary Telephone, Main 2183 Automobile
Plate Glass Compensation
MIKELS, SPADE & SPADE
General Insurance
and Real Estate
Phone, Main 1716 904 Eighth Street
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT 51
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
OLDS and STOLLER INTER-EXCHANGE
430 UNION BLDG. 235 BROADWAY TEL. 644-42
C. L. SCHACHTEBECK, Mgr.
SOUND PROTECTION AT MINIMUM COST
WHICH YOU CAN PAY YEARLY, QUARTERLY OR MONTHLY John Ballantyne, El Cajon, President Harold E. Swayne, San Diego, Secy-Treas.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
RATES PRACTICALLY ONE-HALF OF BOARD RATE
MAIN 5785 1412 Fern Street San Diego, Calif.
(FI|p ^f rwrily l^n^ftt Aaaonatton
Successor to
®Ijp HCntgtjta anb Slabtra nf ^wuritij
A FRATERNAL BENEFICIARY SOCIETY ISSUING CERTIFICATES IN
SUMS OF $500, $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 AND $5,000
Having over 330,000 Benefit Members of >j^^^s, ^' T- DYKEMAN
Men and Women on Equal Basis Grant- /^^^^, District Manager
ing Juvenile Protection for Their Children. /»^^JQ *^y^
And Maintaining An Old Folks' and /^S^\aW CLARA B. WETHERBEE
Orphans Home, General Hospital and a lHH<3iaT^Cfi^MflJ > • . »¥-»••• ^ »«
Mutual Co-operative Farm. MS^Ittfi^S/ Assistant District Manager
506 Granger Building, 964 5th St. PHONE 666-26 X^^^pii' San Diego, Calif.
JOHN B, STARKEY
GENERAL INSURANCE
Representing
Home Underwriters of New York, United States Fire Insurance Co., Fidelity Phenix,
Northwestern National Merchants Fire Assurance Corporation of N. Y.,
New York Plate Glass Insurance Co.
Phone, Main 929 Mezzanine Floor Watts Bldg., 520 E Street
52 INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
V. Wankowski & Co., inc
V. WANKOWSKI, President GEORGE D. EASTON, Secretary
INSURANCE SURETY BONDS
General Agents San Diego and Imperial Counties Maryland Casualty Co.
341-2-3-4-5 Spreckels Building
Main 2029 SAN DIEGO. CAL.
M. G. WHITE
Bonds and Insurance
241-42-43 Spreckels Bldg., San Diego
JEWELERS DEPARTMENT
Watches — Diamonds Clocks — Jewelrj^
J. T. ROBERTS
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER 1165 FOURTH STREET, COR. B, SAN DIEGO, CAL.
Any Make 17 Jeweled Watch Adjusted to Temperature, Isochronism and Position
All Our Stock New and Bought at the Lowest Current Manufacturers' Prices
KODAKS AND SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT
HARRY C. LEAVITT
KODAns- picture: framing
STATIONERY— PHOTO SUPPLIES
GREETING CARDS— KODAK FINISHING
419 Broadway Phone, Main 6877
**Leave it with Leavitt"
LINOTYPERS DEPARTMENT 53
LINOTYPE COMPOSITORS
THE BEST OF LINOTYPE WORK IN ALL CLASSES OF PRINTING
LARGEST COMMERCIAL LINOTYPE OFFICE SOUTH OF LOS ANGELES
Book Composition a Specialty
PFAHLER, BUELOW & FISHER
Room 3, 860 Third Street Phone: Main 5845
LUMBER DEPARTMENT
LUMBER
FROM
"The Pick of the Trees"
BENSON LUMBER COMPANY
The Only Lumber Made in San Diego. Office and Mill Foot of Sigsbee St. Main 18 FRANK LYNCH, Pres. F. M. WHITE, Gen. Mgr.
54 LUMBER DEPARTMENT
J. H. BJORNSTAD, President HOWARD H. JOHNSON, Secy-Treas
DIXIE LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
We Sell Everything to Build Anything
LUMBER, SASH AND DOORS, ROOFING, CEMENT AND PLASTER
Yard and Mill Telephone, Hillcrest 964 UniVCrSlty AVC. QdA OhJO St.
HILLCREST LUMBER COMPANY
FIFTH AND UNIVERSITY AVE.
LUMBER
LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT, SASH, DOORS, SCREEN DOORS,
HARDWARE, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISHES, ETC.
Everything for the Builder 3935 FIFTH ST. SAN DIEGO, CALIF.
LUMBER DEPARTMENT 55
Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
All Kinds of Lumber and High Grade Millwork. SASH AND DOORS
Office, Wharves, Yards and Planing Mill
Foot of 24th Street on Bay
Phone, Main 4991
MAIN 405
Russ Lumber and Mill Co.
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF
LUMBER
Yard-Mill-Wharf — Water Front Bet. Union and Second Sts. General Office, Cor. First and I Sts.
G. F. NOLAN, Manager San Diego, California
56 LUMBER DEPARTMENT
A. A. FROST, Manager C. S. DIXON, Ass't Manager
SAN DIEGO LUMBER COMPANY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LUMBER
DOORS and WINDOWS
Office, Sixth and L Streets Mill, Eighth and L Streets
Phone, Main 15 P. O. Box 84
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
p. O. Box 74 HERBERT L. SULLIVAN, Phone 668-07
Vice-Pres. and Mgr.
WESTERN
Lumber Company
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Everything in Lumber
SASH AND DOORS AND GLASS WALL BOARDS AND ROOFING ALL KINDS OF MILL-WORK
Office and Plant— Foot of Columbia SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
LUMBER DEPARTMENT
57
KLICKA BROTHERS COMPANY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER, DOORS AND WINDOWS, CEMENT, BUILDERS' HARDWARE AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
30th and University Ave.— Tel., Hillcrest 1000
Edw'd. E. McCormick
O. A. McCormick
McCORMICK BROS. LUMBER CO.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL
SASH AND DOORS WALL BOARD PAINTS
3835 University Ave.
East San Diego
PHONE, HILLCREST 2408
MACHINISTS DEPARTMENT
A. R. ROBBINS, Proprietor
Marine Engine Works
58
MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS DEPT.
We operate the only cotton felting machines in San Diego.
MATTRESSES
All kinds for all pur- poses.
Cushions made to order.
Phone, Main 3285 Work called for in the city and delivered promptly.
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE
Couches, beds, springs and pillows.
WHOLESALE ONLY
The STANDARD label stands for good Mattresses and
Furniture
Ask Your Dealer to Tell You of Our Products. INSIST ON FELTED MATTRESSES
Call Main 3285 — Ask for repair or renovating department —
Estimates and prices cheerfully given. Our prices include refelting of cotton. We will make your Mattress look and w^ear like new. All kinds of upholstery repair work done.
STANDARD MATTRESS & fURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO.
KETTNER BLVD. and KALMIA MOTORCYCLE DEPARTMENT
Indian and Cleveland Motorcycles
AGENT FOR SAN DIEGO COUNTY
MOTORCYCLE GARAGE
JAMES URQUHART, Prop.
REPAIRS— ACCESSORIES— SUPPLIES
702 Market St. Phone, Main 1369
CONSULT THE
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS LISTS IN
THE CITY DIRECTORY
MULTIGRAPHERS DEPARTMENT 59
ACME MAILING SERVICE
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY COURT REPORTING
CIRCULAR LETTERS MULTIGRAPHING
DITTO DUPLICATING MIMEOGRAPHING
PRINTING— MULTICOLOR PROCESS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
MAILING LISTS
C. O. OLIVE F. B. OLIVE
310-317 Spreckels Building, San Diego, California Phones: Office, Main 2015-2016— Residence, Hillcrest 447
^"d&ir STOLL-S MULTIGRAPH SHOP AND ^^^Sfn^
MaUing ADVERTISING BUREAU Circular Letters
(Established 1912) 207 WATTS BUILDING Phone, 655-33 Complete Mail Advertising Service "SPEED AND ACCURACY"
(Is Our Motto)
Automobile Lists All Orders Given Prompt Attention
Largest and best equipped Multigraph L. M. stoU, Mgr. Shop in Southern California.
OIL COMPANIES DEPARTMENT
All the Best Grades of
Engine and Stove Distillates
Gasoline, Crude Oil, Tree Spray and Asphalt
FOR SALE BY
Hercules Oil Co.
Office and Refinery Telephone:
California and Beech Sts. Main 566
60
OLIVES DEPARTMENT
IN CJiNS
California Ripe Olives
For Shipping East
Gifford's Olive Works
PHONE, MAIN 1062
Thirteenth and Imperial Ave.
OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS
OPTOMETRISTS
AND
MFG. OPTICIANS
Binoculors and Field Glasses,
Compasses and Thermometers, Artificial Eyes. Eyes Examined Lenses Duplicated.
Main 2997
Save Your Eyes Consult the
Brown Optical Company
^^^ Ground Floor First isiaejAOA. National Bank Bldg
1011 Fifth St.
OPTOMETRISTS DEPARTMENT
EYES EXAMINED LENSES DUPLICATED
MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN
C. W. CARD
OPTOMETRIST
1122 FIFTH STREET PHONE, MAIN 765
Opposite Marston's
OPTOMETRISTS DEPARTMENT
61
EYES TESTED
OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
LENSES GROUND
AND DUPLICATED
OPTOMETRIST
408 C STREET
MAIN 968
SAN DIEGO
OUT DOOR ADVERTBSING DEPARTMENT
Advertise Outdoors Where the People Are The Highway is the BUY-way
TfieRobt.Ordtz G>-
'AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING PLANT'
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Executive Office Day and Night Service
946 Front St., Near Broadway
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
PAINTS AND OILS DEPARTMENT
Jones-Moore Paint House
1265-71 FIFTH STREET AT A
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
T.O. Paints, Varnishes, Enamels, Stains, also
Oils, Glass, Brooms, Brushes, Roofing,
Creosote, Ladders, Pratt & Lambert Varnishes
and Enamels and Painters' Supplies
"Save the surface and you save all."
Lowest Prices Consistent with Good Merchandise
MAIN 462
PHONE
MAIN 462
62 PLANING MILLS DEPARTMENT
San Diego Planing Mill
GENERAL MILL WORK - SASH and DOORS
PINE AND HARDWOOD FINISR WOOD TURNING
Office and Mill Corner Eighth and L Streets
Phone, Main 205
CALL ON US FOR ESTIMATES SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
PLUMBERS DEPARTMENT
ERLING ROHDE EDWARD ROHDE
ROHDE BROS.
PLUMBING HEATING GAS HEATING
WASHING MACHINES, PENINSULAR STOVES
1312 FIFTH STREET 7908 GIRARD STREET, La JoUa
Tel. Main 392 Telephone, La Jolla 2-W
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POULTRY SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT
POULTRY FOOD FERTILIZER
FISH OIL LAWN DRESSING
OLIVER MEAL & OIL CO.
Tel., 661-08 PLANT P. O. Box 796
841 Harbor St. 1810 BAY FRONT San Diego, Cal
PRINTERS DEPARTMENT 63
Printing-
Plus
Heal
Printing
Service
Printing plus the kind of service that elimi- nates the worry and adds a feeling of secur- ity—service that leaves the assurance that the job will be right when delivered, j^ j^ j^ This is the kind of ser- vice that has enabled Frye & Smith, Printers, to maintain the best equipped printingplant in the best city in the southwest, j^ j^ j^
Frye h. Smith
Printers
850 Third Street San Diego
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PRINTERS DEPARTMENT
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RADIO DEPARTMENT
F. C. MARTIN
R. S. HIXSON
OLD HICKORY
TIRES AND RADIO
Distributors Old Hickory Tires and Tubes and "Electro" Superior
Electrolyte
We Design and Build Radio Sets.
SATISFACTORY RESULTS GUARANTEED.
MODERN RADIO EQUIPMENT
Telephone 64862
320 E STREET SAN DIEGO, CALIF.
Directory Advertising Offers
The Largest Space
At the Smallest Cost
At the Most Opportune Time
To the Largest Number
of the Best People in the World
RANGES DEPARTMENT
65
Ingle Manufacturing Company
INCORPORATED NOV. 7, 1906
Office and Factory Seventh and G Streets
Phone, Main 472 San Diego, California
Manufacturers of
INGLE RANGES, HOT AIR FURNACES
and Rotary Bake Ovens with Valjean Car- buretor Oil Burner.
Heating and Ventilating Systems of all kinds in- stalled in residences and public buildings.
Sheet Metal and Pipe Work; General Repairs.
Suggestions regarding heating, ventilating and oil burning systems given by our experts ; esti- mates gladly furnished.
This shows how the Valjean Carburetor Oil Burner is used with an Ingle Furnace. Note how easy the Carburetor is to get at.
^ ^ ^
Note that the Valjean Carburetor Oil Burner has no parts other than those shown in the ac- companying illustration.
Ingle Ranges are made in twenty different sizes and styles : 1 to 4 — 24 in., 30 in. and 36 in. ovens ; portable and brick set.
This shows triple oven style Ingle Port- able French Range, full French top, (not pan- eled top).
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Real E^ate
OUR LISTINGS ARE THE BEST
City and _ . _^ Imperial Valley
Suburban ^^ ^^"^ and San Diego
Residences. IVant the Best Ranches a
Leases and „ ^, Specialty.
Business Property Insurance Board Co
OUR BUSINESS PRINCIPLE— "SERVICE AND SQUARE DEALING"
NAT McDowell
912 Third Street Main 4348
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT 67
IF YOU OWN A LOT WE WILL BUILD YOUR HOME
ONLY A SMALL ^'%^r*=«'**'^«^S^< ^^ ^'^ ^^^
AMOUNT OF CASH bTI V^^^^ ^^^ ^^ HOW
IS REQUIRED. S^-i^-^^^^^ ^^ OBLIGATION
We Handle All Details of DESIGNING— FINANCING— BUILDING
B. K. S. REALTY CO.
Phone, Hillcrest 1814 ■*■ ■%■ Wi llbftlB I I Uv. 2884 University Ave.
E. N. JONES
REALTOR
INSURANCE, RENTALS, NOTARY
Phone: 3473 University Ave.,
Hillcrest 969-J East San Diego, Cal.
Office Phone, Main 17; Res. Hil. 2295-J
FOR BARGAINS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE
ALSO IMPERIAL VALLEY LAND EXCHANGES A SPECIALTY
YOU WANT TO SEE THE ONLY
FRANn E. JONES
1015 Seventh St.
PHONE 663-57 NOTARY
Established 1912
A. D. PIERSALL
REAL ESTATE— RENTALS— LOANS
OWN YOUR OWN 228 GRANGER BLDG.
HOME San Diego, Cal.
68 REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
G. L. WILSON
(Successor to A. L. Ross Company)
REAL ESTATE BROKER
LA MESA HOMES COMPANY
A. L. ROSS, President G. L. WILSON, Vice-Pres.-Treas.
Phone: Main 1102 206-7-8 Owl Drug Building
RESTAURANT DEPARTMENT
Like THE CHINESE AND AMERICAN CAFE
K^flOfj The Most Up-to-Date and Original Chinese and American
Sl16V *^ Cafe in San Diego
We Serve Merchants' Lunch at Moderate Price
939 Fourth Street Phone Main 1907
Across from the Plaza for Reservations
You Are Invited to Inspect Our Kitchen at Any Time.
ROOFING CONTRACTORS DEPARTMENT
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RUBBER STAMPS DEPARTMENT
69
CALIFORNIA STAMP COMPANY
SEALS
STENCILS STEEL STAMPS RUBBER STAMPS TRADE CHECKS CEMENT AND BURNING BRANDS and SIGN LETTERS BRASS SIGNS
222 C STREET
METAL BADGES
CELLULOID
BUTTONS and
RIBBON BADGES
for conventions, dele- gations, clubs, socie- ties, committees, cam- paigns and advertis- ing purposes.
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
PHONE, MAIN 457
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES DEPARTMENT
SAN DIEGO ARMY AND NAVY ACADEMY
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR MANLY BOYS
Located in sunniest spot in California, on Mission Bay and Pacific Ocean. Out-of-door classes, boating and bathing during the entire year. The individual attention, thoroughness of instruction, character training under pos- itive Christian influences — these features should appeal to every THOUGHTFUL PARENT. Highest Scholar- ship Index Figure of all Military Schools represented at University California. ACCREDITED WEST POINT AND U. S. BUREAU OF EDUCATION. Write for illustrated Year Book
SUMMER SCHOOL JULY 1st to SEPTEMBER 1st
A HAPPY COMBINATION OF STUDY AND PLAY. BOTH UNDER SUPERVISION.
CAPT. THOS. A. DAVIS, President. Late Sixth U. S. V. Infantry
PACIFIC BEACH, CALIF.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES DEPARTMENT
LANNING SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION
MRS. GEORGIA LULU LANNING (Public Readings and Concert Work)
ORATORY, DRAMATICS, ATHLETICS, MUSIC (Piano and Violin), DANCING Taught in Small Classes or Individual Lessons
Studio 1570 3rd St.
Phone, Main 5851
San Diego
SEEDS DEPARTMENT
MAIN
793
^ 630 E
Formerly S. D. Poultry Supply Co.
Poultry Supplies — Bee Keepers' Supplies — Seeds SHEET METAL WORKS DEPARTMENT
PHONE 644-33
KIRK -ROCHE & CO.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT, SHEET METAL WORK Furnaces, Heating and Ventilating, Skylight and Cornice Work
338 Seventh St.
San Diego, Caliif.
Special Attention Given to Building Work Automatic 663-89
G. K. STEETLE
Manufacturer of TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK
Tin Roofing, Hotel Work, Furnace Work, Steel Stock and Supply Tanks, Dairy Cans, House Gutters
JOB AND ORDER WORK 2529 Eye Street San Diego, Cal.
SHEET IVIETAL WORKS DEPARTMENT
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PHONE, MAIN 1614
LOUIS J, B. SCHNUG
SHEET METAL WORKS
616 SIXTH STREET SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
Manufacturer of the FAMOUS SCHNUG COILLESS WATER STILL
SKY-LIGHT, CORNICE,
ROOfING, RESTAURANT
and GENERAL
BUILDING WORK
COPPER WORK
A SPECIALTY
Manufacturer of
COPPER TANKS
and KETTLES
This still is the most modern and the lowest priced on the market. It is made so it will fit on top of an ordinary tea kettle. Another advan- tage is that it has no poisonous coils to hamper you and cause verdigris poisoning.
Price $12.00.
Heavy Copper Kettles are furnished by us at the lowest market price.
This model can be used
with or without running
water
PURE WATER A NECESSITY
EASY TO OPERATE
EASY TO KEEP CLEAN
SCIENTIFICALLY CONSTRUCTED
NO UNSANITARY COPPER COIL
WILL LAST A LIFETIME
WRITE OR CALL FOR LITERATURE
The Kettles illustrated above are made of the very best copper, heavily tinned on the inside to prevent corrosion, the collection of dirt and the form- ing of verdigris.
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SHIP CHANDLERS DEPARTMENT
Marine Hardware Engineers' Supplies Manila Rope Wire Rope Tackle Blocks Pipe Fittings Packing
Leather Belting Paints and Oils Fishermen's Supplies Netting and Twine Cotton Duck
San Diego
San Francisco
San Pedro
C. J. HENDRY CO.
Ship £bandim
Phone : Main 1829
Cor. C and India Sts. San Diego, Cal.
SHOW CASES DEPARTMENT
Main 2074
SCHIEFER m. SONS
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES, BANK, STORE
AND OFFICE FIXTURES. BED ROOM FURNITURE
AND SCHOOL DESKS
Factory and Sales Room 8th to 9th St. on J
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.
SIGNS DEPARTMENT
HUNT
/orSIGNS
AND PAINTING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Main 1414
231 West B Street
Between Union and Front
WM.C. HUNT
HUNT
FOR SHOW CARDS
PRICE TICRE.TS
Snappy Show Cards, Posters, Designs
Main 1363
427 E STREET
Room 10, over Worth Clothing Store
WM.C. HUNT
PHONE
655-41
Designs Cheerfully Given to Any One Any Time Any Place
931 SEVENTH
GOLD LEAF SPECIALISTS
Signs,
Electric,
Wood,
Wire,
Rag,
Bulletin,
Gold
TRANSFER AND TRUCK COMPANIES DEPARTMENT
73
Office Phone, Main 2269
TRUNKS STORED 7 DAYS FREE
Atlas Transfer and Storage
G. E. GILL,
Successor to
BAKER TRANSFER
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
PIANO AND FURNITURE
OUR SPECIALTY
956 Tenth Street San Diego, Cal.
F. Peterson
RES. TEL., HILLCREST 1571-J
R. E. Roantree
Orange Transfer
HEAVY AND LIGHT HAULING, TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE,
WOOD AND COAL
Stand, Pauly Ave. Cor. University Ave.
East San Diego, Cal.
SPECIAL TRIRS to los ANGELES
SPECIAL TRIPS TO
LOS ANGELES LONG BEACH SAN PEDRO RIVERSIDE SAN BERNA'DINO
SPECIAL TRIPS TO
REDLANDS SANTA BARBARA BAKERSFIELD FRESNO SAN FRANCISCO
74 UNDERTAKERS DEPARTMENT
JohnsonSaumCompany FUNERAL DIRECTORS
N. W. CORNER FOURTH AND ASH STREETS SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
Main 158 — Automatic 651-04 AUTOMATIC 663-02
SMITH-GOODBODY
FUNERAL HOME
THIRD AND ASH STREETS SAN DIEGO, CALIF.
WALL PAPER DEPARTMENT
RICHARD E. SEOL Wall Paper
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
PAINTING— DECORATING— CONTRACTOR PAPER HANGING
1807 FIFTH ST. PHONE 641-29
Distributor for Goodbar-Goodwin Co. Wall Paper
Is Your Business Properly Represented Herein? Direct- ory Advertising Provides Continuous and Valuable Pub- licity at Reasonable Rates.
■ SAN DIEGO
CITY AND COUNTY
DIRECTORY
1922
CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS
OF
San Diego City Chula Vista Coronado
Escondido National City
Oceanside
and All Other Towns and Postoffices Throughout the County A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
An Appendix of Useful Information, Including a Street and Avenue Guide,
a Directory of the State, Municipal and County Officials, Courts,
Societies, Schools, Churches, Clubs, Etc.
■The _
DiRtCTORy
15 THE COMMON
INTERMEDIARY
BETWEEN
BUYER"»SEILER
PRICE msMmi. $10.00
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAN DIEGO DIRECTORY CO. (Inc.)
Member of the Association of North Americsm Directory Publishers
850 Third Street, San Diego COPYRIGHT 1922 BY SAN DIEGO DIRECTORY CO. (Inc.)
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INDEX TO CONTENTS
Page Alphabetical List of Towns
Alpine 1059
Barrett 1060
Bonita 1060
Bonsall U061
Bostonia 1061
Boulevard 1062
Campos 1062
Cardiff-by-the-Sea 1063
Carlsbad 1063
Chula Vista 1064
Coronado 1082
County Towns 1059
Del Mar 1112
De L.UZ 1113
Descanso 1113
Dulzura 1114
East San Diego 1115
El Cajon 1115
Encinitas 1121
Escondido 1122
Pallbrook 1136
Grossmont 1140
Hill 1141
Hlpass 1141
Imperial Beach 1141
Jacumba 1141
Jamacha 1142
Jamul 1142
Julian 1143
Lakeside 1144
La Mesa 1148
Lemon Grove 1153
Mesa Grande 1157
Miramar 1158
National City 1158
Nestor 1189
Oceanside 1190
Otay 1199
Pala 1201
Palm City . 1201
Palomar Mountain 1204
Pine Hills 1204
Potrero 1204
Poway 1205
Page
Ramona .^. 1206
San Diego 161
San Luis Rey 1209
San Marcos 1209
San Onofre 1211
Santa Tsabel 1211
Santee 1211
San Ysidro 1213
Spring Valley 1214
Sunnyside 1214
Tia Juana 1215
Valley Centre 1215
Verruga 1216
Vineyard 1216
Vista 1217
Warner Springs 1217
"Witch Creek 1218
Abbreviations 160
Business Blocks and Halls 91
Cemeteries 93
Chamber of Commerce 93
Churches and Religious Organiza- tions 93
City Government > 86
Classified Business Directory 1219
Clubs 98
Consuls 98
County Government 85
Facts About San Diego 83
Federal Government 98
Fire Department 88
Fraternal Organizations 100
Index to Buyers Guide 4
Introduction 82
Libraries . , 104
Miscellaneous Organizations 104
Parks 107
Post Office 98
Public Schools, City and Suburban. 108
State Government 109
State Societies 110
Street Guide 113
Title Page 77
Trade and Labor Organizations.... Ill Universal Brotherhood 97
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Page
ABC Truck Co .1352
Acme Mailing Service
right side lines, 59 and 1336
Adair's Garage 6
Allen W Harley 44
American Multigraph Sales Co. . . .
right side lines and 1336
Angelino The right side lines
Army & Navy Garage
left side lines and 6
Atlas Transfer & Storage Co 73
Austin Safe & Desk Co 1373
Auto Electric Co 1237
Auto Exhibit & "Wrecking Co
back cover and 6
Page
Avildson Ins Agency 49
B K S Realty Co
right bottom lines, 28 and 67
Bailey "W J Co 21
Baker Theo B 68
Balboa Electric Co
left bottom lines and 1274
Bales Margt B left side lines
Bank of La Mesa 1148
Barker's Bakery left bottom lines
Barney & Barney
right side lines and 44
Beacon Hill Nursery
left bottom lines and 1339
Becker G H Co 29
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Page Benson Lumber Co
front cover, 53 and 1328
Benton Roof & Paint Co
right bottom lines and 1347
Berger Henry A 33
Blanc O R (Julian) 1143
Bledsoe C The
right bottom lines and 1285
Blyth Witter Co right top lines
Boulevard Express 1391
Bowman A B
right bottom lines and 1348
Bown Geo A Co right side lines
Brown Optical Co
left bottom lines and 60
Bruce J W 1219
Burnham John & Co. .top edge and 66
Burns Fred 1275
Burton Electric Co 1395
Butler W J 31
Cal-Wood Mfg Co.... inside back cover California Commercial College
right top lines
California Co... right side lines and 19 California Plating & Mfg Wks
right side lines
California Stamp Co 69
Cameron H A Co left top lines
Campbell Machine Co
right bottom lines and 1236
Campbell Murry M 27
Card Chas W 60
Carlson & Simpson «
right top lines and 8
Carpenter's Inc
right bottom lines and 1260
Chamberlin Ins Agcy
right side lines and 49
Chambers Wm C 49
Chinese & American Cafe 68
Chitwood Floyd I opp page 1218
Clark ME left side lines
Olewell Chiropractic College
left bottom lines and 26
Coast Truck Line 1390
Coca Cola Bottling Co 21
Coleman Nelson L .
left bottom lines and 49
Commercial Print Shop 64
Confar & Ross left side lines
Conner Adjustment Bureau
left top lines and 27
Cordtz Robt C 61
Coronado Dry Goods Co (Coronado) 1082
Crandall-Crockett Paint Store 1348
Crescent Cleaners & Dyers
right side lines
Croxall-Lee Motor Co 13
Dailey & Dailey . . . .back bone and 1254
Dewitz Theo H 1297
Diamond Garage 8
Dixie Lumber & Supply Co
front cover and 54
Dodson Chas C
left side lines and 50
Double Seal Ring Co 1229
Eckols & Eckols
right side lines and 3
Elwyn Sanitarium (National City) 1158
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Engebretson John 28
Escondido Electric Hatchery
(Escondido) 1122
Escondido National Bank (Escon- dido) 1123
Exchange Securities Corp.... 2 and 48
Eyles Henry A 1352
Feger Brothers. right side lines and 1383 First National Bank of Escondido. . 1123
Fischer Herman B 8
Fisher Harry & Co
left top lines and 45
Fitzpatrick Lila S left bottom lines
Flower Shop 1281
Forrest C W left side lines
Frost Hardwood Lbr Co 1327
Frye & Smith 63
Fuller W P Co 21
G E Engineering Co. .inside back cover
General Ignition Co 1242
Gerard H J 28
Glfford C M & Son 60
Giraud P A
front cover 29 and 30
Gist Gilman A
right bottom lines and 1301
Glenwood Sanitarium 39
Golden Lion Tavern. .. .right side lines
Goodwin Percy H Co 50
Gray-Maw Music Co 1354
Greenman & Sons 1360
Greenwood Cemetery Assn
left top lines and 26
Guarantee Garage (Coronado) 1082
Hafeli Paul 7
Hall's Typewriter Service 1392
Hamer H A 1226
H^rtwell Electric Co
left top lines and 1275
Haydis Truck Line 73
Hebron Home for Aged People....
left side lines and 34
Hendry C J Co
right bottom lines and 72
Hercules Oil Co back cover and 59
Hill W Clyde 6
Hillcrest Lumber Co 54
Hoffman Mach Shop
right bottom lines 1266 and 1329
Homeland Building Co (National
City) left side lines and 1159
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co
left side lines
Hotel Cecil 40
Hotel Churchill . .left top lines and 43 Hotel St James.. right top lines and 41
Hubbs H D 1356
Hughson Wm L Co 8
Hunt Wm C 72
Hunter Dulin & Co left top lines
Independent Electrical Co 1276
Ingle Mfg Co 65
Irish F D 1254
Irwin & Co . . . .
right side lines back cover and 32 Johnson-Saum Co
left side lines and 74
Johnson's Boiler S*iop
left bottom lines and 19
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Jones Edwd N 67
Jones Frank E. . . .left top lines and 67 Jones-Moore Paint House
right side lines and 61
Kavanagh L A 9
Kendall J M left side lines
Kendall Stewart C
right side lines and 45
Kettner Wm Co The
left top lines and 50
Kier W Ei Construction Co
right bottom lines
Kirk-Roche & Co 70
Klicka Brothers Co
left side lines, 33 and 57
Konrad Wm Hdw Co
right side lines and 32
Koveronce Co The
left bottom lines and 22
Krotzer & Olin 1382
La Prance Sign Co
left side lines and 72
Lanning School of Expression 70
La Sha J Stanley right top lines
Leavitt Harry C
left side lines and 52
Leavitt J W & Co 9
Legal Adjustment Bureau
• •• right top lines, 27 and 1259
Lehman & Walters 1233
Lion Clothing Co.... right bottom lines Ludington W P Co
right top lines and 46
McCormick Bros Lbr Co 57
McCormick Chas R Lbr Co
right top lines and 55
McCormick Chas R Lbr Co (Ocean- side) 1191
McCulloch Hospital 35
McDowell Nat ..left side lines and 66 Mclntyre John B. .left side lines and 10
McPherson Sam 1335
Maryland Garage Repair Shop.... 1232 Maryland Hotel... left top lines and 43
Mathewson J A (Coronado) 1083
Maxwell Robt D & Co
left side lines and 9
Mayer Philip Co right side lines
Mead-Haskell Co Inc 46
Merchants National Bank
right side lines and 14
Merritt Baking Co
right top lines and 1252
Merritt W C Co
right top lines and 1356
Mikels, Spade & Spade
back cover and 50
Mission Hills School of Music
right bottom lines and 1386
Motor Hardware & Equipment Co.. 1296
Motorcycle Garage 58
Muehleisen Co opp 1219
Nauman P A Co 1365
Neal & Deasy. .left bottom lines and 47 Neale Herbert N
front and back cover, left side
lines and 47
New Palace Hotel 42
Nicholson Aubrey O 1353
Pagd Oceanside Beach Hotel (Oceanside).. 1191
Old Hickory Tires and Radio 64
Olds & Stoller Inter Exchange 51
Oliver Meal & Oil Co
left side lines and 62
Orange Transfer "^3
Otto Geo F & Son left bottom lines
Owl Wrecking Co 1397
Pacific Wood & Coal Co
back cover and 31
Paddock Valley B 61
Paradise Valley Sanitarium (Na- tional City) 36
Park E D Realty Co (Coronado) . .1083 Passmore's Bird & Toy Store
left bottom lines and 1244
Peerless Auto Body Co 10
Pfahler, Buelow & Fisher 53
Pickford & Barker Tire Co 10
Piersall A D ....right top lines and 67
Porter Frank 1232
Prudential Bond & Mtg Co
left side lines
Pure Milk Dairy Co
left side lines and 28
Quality Reed Shop 32
Rainford A M 1281
Randall, Meacham & Goucher 1393
Robbins A R 57
Roberts J T . . . .left side lines and 52
Rogan & Co front edge and 15
Rogers Carriage Co left side lines
Rogers W^m H opp 1219
Rohde Bros 62
Rohde Erling 1357
Rose Court Floral Co 1281
Rosenfeld's Elite Button Co
right bottom lines and 1250
Ross & Ross 20
Russ Lumber & Mill Co
front cover and 55
Rutherford & Dort ....right side lines
St Joseph's Hospital 37
Salmons Frank A right top lines
San Diego Army & Navy Academy. 69 San Diego Auto & Carriage Co.... 10 San Diego Brass Co
right side lines and 30
San Diego County Mutual Fire Ins
Co 51
San Diego Cycle & Arms Co
back cover and 5
San Diego Detective Agency 1268
San Diego Farm & Mortgage Co. .
left top lines
San Diego Lumber Co 56
San Diego Machine Co 1329
San Diego Planing Mills 62
San Diego Savings Bank
front cover and 16
San Diego Screen Mfg Co
right side lines
San Diego Tile & Woodstone Co... 23
San Diego Tripure Water Co 21
San Diego W.holesale Co 19
Sanford J B Roofing Co
right side lines
Savoy Garage 11
Schiefer & Sons 72
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Schirm J S Commercial Co 23
Schnug Louis J B
right side lines and 71
Schryock B Roscoe
right side lines and 1387
Security Benefit Assn
right side lines and 51
Security Commercial & Savings Bank 18
Seitzinger Louis opp 1218
Seol Richd E . . . .left side lines and 74
Service Gear & Parts Co 11
Seymour & Seymour left side lines
Shaw W Edwd 11
Shinn O S Co (Escondido) 1124
Shreve & Co back bone, 2 and 48
Shryock & Castle 11
Silverthorn Fred C & Sons
right top lines and 33
Sixth St Garage 10
Smith-Goodbody Funeral Home.... 74 Snowflake Baking Co
right bottom lines .and 13
Southern California Baking Co
left bottom lines and 13
Southern California Music Co
...right bottom lines and 1353
Southern Electrical Co.. right top lines Southern Trust & Commerce Bank
(National City) 1159
Spreckels Building 24
Squires-Belt Co 23
Standard Mattress & Furniture Mfg
Co 58
Starkey John B 51
Steetle G R 70
Stewart Don M
right bottom lines, 48. and 1302
Stiles Poultry Supply Co ..;.....
right top lines. 70 and 1359
Stoll's Multigraph Shop
left side lines and 59
Sullivan Hardwood Lumber Co.... 1327 Sunset Engraving Co ... .left side lines Sunshine Maternity Hospital 38
Page
Swayne & Hymer 1366
Theobald Sanatorium 39
Tijuana Express 31
Tipple Walter M 1115
Tof ting Niels C 3
Tye Fred ....left bottom lines and 7
Union Building 25
Union National Bank
back bone and 17
Union Title Co ....bottom edge and 5 Union Trust Co. .. .bottom edge and 5 United States National Bank.
...right side lines and 18
University Undertaking Parlors. . ..1393
Valentine & Co left side lines
Vreeland, Everts & Co 1220
Wakeling Thos A 1304
Walsh & Walsh right side lines
Wankowski V & Co
right top lines and 52
Washburn & Associates 1220
Welstead Oil Co . .left top lines and 12
Western Advertising Co . .1221
Western Auto Supply Co 12
Western Lumber Co
56
Whitaker Chas M & Co 4A
White Front Garage 7
White M G .front cover and 52
White's Wall Paper & Paint Store
right side lines and 1395
Whiting-Mead Commercial Co
...left bottom lines and 22
Williams Typewriter Exchange....
left side lines
Wilson Generous L 68
Woodworth Chas N left side lines
Worth Co left top lines
Wright Edwin H 1382
Young E W 1343
Young & Chamberlain
left bottom lines and 12
Yule Wm A C -. 1226
Zader's Garage 12
Zimmerman R P. .left side lines and 62
Patronize Your Advertisers
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I INTRODUCTION
The 1922 issue of the San Diego City and County Directory is herewith presented. Every effort has been put forth to make a complete and accurate Directory that will meet the requirements of business and professional men and the public in general.
ALPHABETICAL. The Directory contains 1399 pages. The San Diego alphabetical section, which includes East San Diego and Normal Heights, begins at page 161 and ends at page 1058. The County section, in which all cities and towns in the County, except San Diego, are arranged alphabetically, begins at page 1059 and ends at page 1218.
CLASSIFIED. The Classified Business Directory is em- braced in pages 1219 to 1398.
BUYERS' GUIDE. This feature occupies pages 2 to 74. In this department will be found, classified according to line of busi- ness and profession, display advertisements of those engaged in various industries and professions.
STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE is included in pages 113 to 158.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT, pages 85 to 112, in- cludes a variety of miscellaneous information such as the City, County, State and Federal Governments, Churches, Post Office Department, Business Buildings, Societies, Club, etc.
POPULATION
From information gathered in our canvass we estimate that the population of San Diego is at this time 112,012 being an in- crease of 4,053 since our last issue. Our e-stimate of the population of the Metropolitan (Bay) district is 126,212.
The following table shows the increase in population of '^an Diego since 1870:
1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1917 1918
2,300 2,637 16,156 17,700 39,578 90,455 94,955
1919 1920 1921 1922
95,767 99,481 107,959 112,012
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FACTS ABOUT SAN DIEGO
Prepared by
Publicity Bureau
SAN DIEGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
San Diego, county seat of San Diego county, is situated six- teen miles north of the Mexican border on a beautiful bay of the same name. It is a typically modern city. The climate is one of the most equable and salubrius in the world, there being no ex- tremes of heat or cold. San Diego is most ideally situated. The site comprises a series of small valleys and hills, and the eleva- tions afford a panoramic view which is unexcelled. The placid waters of the bay, the waves of the Pacific and the distant moun- tains present a picture of which one never grows tired.
The citizens of San Diego are progressive, and in laying out the city have ever kept in mind the possibilities of future growth. Wide streets and boulevards obviate congestion and the large area embraced within the corporate limits makes possible the building of a great industrial, commercial and residential city.
The Bay of San Diego has an area of 22 square miles, is com- pletely land-locked and has a depth of 37 feet over the bar at low water.
In keeping with the growth of the community, the city and the United States Government have spent large sums on harbor im- provements. This expenditure provided a Municipal Pier, Ware- house, Administration Building, and 2600 feet of bulkhead, took care of a large amount of dredging and gave to the city 80 acres of valuable filled-in Tide Lands. The city still owns 1320 acres of tide lands — a stupendous asset perhaps possessed by no other city in the world.
Perhaps no better evidence can be offered of San Diego's many and unusual advantages of location, climate, bay, harbor and gen- eral surroundings than is shown in the preferences extended by the Federal Government.
Briefly they are :
Camp Kearny — U. S. Public Service Hospital No. 64.
U. S. Naval Base for Eleventh Naval District.
U. S. Naval Training Station.
U. S. Naval Hospital.
U. S. Marine Corps Base.
U. S. Naval Repair Base.
U. S. Army Aviation School — Two Fields.
U. S. Naval Air Station.
U. S. Naval Coaling Station.
U. S. Naval Fuel Oil Station.
U. S. Quarantine Station.
Fort Rosecrans — Coast Artillery.
U. S. Naval High Power Radio Station.
U. S. Naval Radio Station.
Training Port for Vessels of Pacific Fleet. According to high naval officers, San Diego is to be made a second Hampton Roads. The most modern facilities of all kinds are being installed.
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The County of San Diego contains almost 2,700,000 acres, but as the eastern part is mountainous, not more than 500,000 acres are suitable for agricultural purposes. On the other hand these mountainous districts offer to the visitor quite as enchanting bits of scenery as can be found on the coast.
The western part of the county is divided into a series of irreg- ular terraces or plateaus. The lower, or coast terrace, practically frostless, comprises a number of valleys with intervening mesa lands. Next comes a series of higher valleys varying in elevation from 400 to 1500 feet. The third series includes the foothill dis- tricts, with numerous small valleys, nooks and glens with an ele- vation of 2500 to 4000 feet.
The city owns its water system which is valued at $8,000,000. The source of supply is the impoundment in reservoirs of the flow of the mountain streams, and the natural underground reservoir of the San Diego river adjacent to the city.
The present supply is adequate and can be largely increased when necessary. The yield from available sources is approximately 30 billion gallons per annum. The average daily consumption is 10 million gallons, supplied at a cost to the consumer of 8 cents per thousand gallons.
Of great importance to any city is the question of transporta- tion. The Santa Fe Railroad has long been established in this ter- ritory, affording facilities of this immense system. This road has expended in San Diego the sum of $500,000 in permanent improve- ments.
The San Diego and Arizona Railway was completed December 1, 1919, giving San Diego the shortest transcontinental railroad in the United States. The distance from San Diego to El Centro over the new line is 148 miles, thus bringing this city in direct rail communication with the fertile Imperial Valley and the highly productive areas of Arizona, New Mexico, and other parts of the Southwest. San Diego, with its splendid harbor and shipping fa- cilities, is the logical shipping and distributing center for the out- put of the great farming belts just east of the city.
San Diego County has many hundreds of miles of boulevards and roads, and is connected with Los Angeles via the Coast Route by a paved highway. The State Highway to Imperial Valley is in course of construction. The county is destined to become a "Mecca" for autoists, as its splendid roadways traverse some of the most interesting country from both an historical and scenic standpoint in Southern California.
In almost every part of the so-called back country accommo- dations can be had at most pleasing and desirable resorts. This permits of traveling leisurely or of remaining quietly in the one which best suits the individual taste. To those who desire to lo- cate permanently in a community where the standard of the school system is high, where church facilities are of the best, and where the means of recreation are varied and refined, San Diego offers much. To children and those advanced in years the city is especial- ly inviting, and for the business man with capital many opportun- ities exist.
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San Diego County Government
COURT HOUSE
North side of Broadway bet Front and Union
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Elected for four years. Regular meetings are tield on the first Mon- day of each month, commencing at 10 a m, when the demands against the county are audited. All claims must be fully itemized
MEMBERS
First District — Mrs Mildred L Greene, San Diego; term of office expires January, 192 5
Second District — E A Hornbeck, San Diego; term of office expires January, 1925
Third District — Joseph Foster, Fos- ter P O; term of office expires January 19 25.
Fourth District — Charles L Good, Lemon Grove; term of office ex- pires January 1923
Fifth District — George F Westfall, Fallbrook; term of office expires January 1923
Clerk of Board — J B McLees
BOARD OF EQUiVLIZATIOX
Board of Equalization meets first Monday of July each year and continues not later than third Monday
COUNTY OFFICIALS
Assessor — Chas H Swallow. Chas R Turner, Chief Deputy. Deputies, W P Whitney, Lincoln Clark, A V Mayrhofer, Marguerite M Fe- gan, Elda B Salsbury
Auditor — Chauncey R Hammond, De- puties A B Cunningham, H W Omo, J L Stopplemann, W F Chalmers, J H Bentley, E G Geis- sler
Clerk — J B McLees, Deputies L L Bailey, C C Duffy, L E Griffin, W J McLean, Beulah F Allen, Mary T McMullen, Mrs B S Johnson, F B Harrison, Irma Van Gorder, E L Eckert
Coroner — Schuyler C Kelly
Detective — J E Myers
District Attorney — H S Utley, Assis- tants E S Lovett, O N Muir, P M Andrews, J D Malcolm, T D Mc- Lean
Farm Advisor — J G France
Farm Home Demonstrator — Fleda E Smith
Health Officer — Dr Louis Strahlmann
Inspector of Apiaries — Fred Hanson
Physician — Dr O G Wicherski
Probation Officer — Herbt Sallee
Public Administrator — Edwin Reed
Recorder — John H Ferry. Deputies Nellie C Parsons, E A Woodard, L B Woodard, F H W Drummond, B F Hockman, B E Moulton
Sealer of Weights and Measures — Virgilio Bruschi, Jr
Sheriff — J C Byers; Under Sheriff E F Cooper; Deputies, F W Mc- Carty, Fred Knefler, N H Knef- ler, J C Mather, W A Boyd, Mrs O B Chambers, J H Kilby, C A Dake, O V Sexson, H L Hubbell, A F Phelps, John Schussler, W H Buck, W M Morrison, H H Ozmun
Superintendent of Schools — Ada York Surveyor— George Butler, Deputies Paul Valle, C O Richards, R W Miller.
■ Tax Collector — Herbt A Croghan. De- puties, Carl Fuhrken. J J Man-
i ny, -A H Craft, E C Montgom- ery, W G McKittrick, Edith J Brodie Treasurer — Geo W Heston. Deputies
A C Meyer, A B Knoles Veterinarian and Live Stock Inspec- tor— W G Oliver
IRWIN &G0.
Hay, Grain and Feed Grain Bags Wool Bags Sack Twine Coal, Wood
MFG.
POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS
Main Office FOURTH AND K
Phones:
Main 440
663-01
You have seen and tried other homes. Let yours be a "Tailor-Made". See our Sample House at2119 University Ave. Tailor-Made Homes for Particular People. Tel. Hillcrest 1814. 2884 UNIVERSITY AVE.
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THE OFFICE OF EFFICIENCY
WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
EMMA EGBERT WILUAMS President
H E B R O N
H O M E
FOR AGED PEOPLE
(Incorporated)
Undenominational
Established by
EMIVIA EGBERT
WILLIAMS
27 Years Experience
In caring for aged
people
1825 NEWTON AVE.
PHONE,
Main 3869 SAN DIEGO, CAL.
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COUNTY COURTS
Department 1 — S M Marsh. Judge",
E L Eckert Clerk; R F Gusweiler
Bailiff Department 2 — W P Gary, Judge;
W J McLean Clerk; Jas H Kilby
Bailiff Department 3 — E A Luce, Judge,
F B Harrison Clerk, W A Boyd
Bailiff Department 4 — Charles N Andrews,
Judge; C C Duffy Clerk; H H
Ozmun Bailiff Official Court Reporters — Fred H
Robinson, Stanley T Howe, Mrs K L Jeancon, F A Shapley
JUSTICE COURTS
San Diego Township No 1 — L D Jennings Justice; court room 105 3 Front street. H E Webber Con- stable
Department No 2 — C C Kempley Jus- tice; court room basement Court House. Geo H Cooley Constable. Geo H Wetmore Deputy
JUAT]XILE COURT
S M Marsh Judge; Herbt Sallee Probation Officer. Dept 1, Super- ior Court, Court House
liAAV LIBRARY
Board of Trustees — E A Luce pres; Eugene Daney, C N Andrews, S M Marsh and Jos Foster, Chairman Board of Supervisors; H J Place, Secretary and Librarian; 3d floor Court House
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Court House M W Perry (Escondido) pres; Ada York (San Diego) sec; J Dean
Simkins (East San Diego), A H Ridden (San Diego) and F A Boyer (Coronado)
COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS
OP
Court House Ada York, Supt; Mrs Cora B Thomp- son, Asst Supt; Bessie M Book, bkpr and deputy; Charlotte Mc- Lean, Deputy
COUNTY HIGHWAY COMMISSION
Sherwood Wheaton Chairman; Ed Fletcher, F M White, R M Mor- ton Chf Engineer; D A Eraser Sec; 235 Bway, rm 533
COUNTY HORTICULTURAL COM- MISSION
Commissioner, Court House Annex
COUNTY WELFARE COMMISSION
Emilie L Glorieux Sec, Court House
COUNTY INSTITUTIONS
Detention Home — Mission Valley Mrs S A Anthony matron
Farm — Mission Valley, E J Bailey, supt; C D Church mgr
Farm Bureau — Felix Landis, execu- tive secretary
Free Dispensary — Court House
Free Library — 5th floor Scripps Bldg, Eleanor Hitt librarian, branches 4110 University av E S D and 4115 Adams av
Hospital — University Heights, Dick- inson nr Front; E J Bailey supt,
Isolation Hospital — Mission Valley
Vauclain Home — E J Bailey supt; n end of 4th
San Diego City Government
CITY HALL
Fifth, sw cor G Mayor — John L Bacon (elective) term expires May 1923.
COMMON COUNCIL
(Elective) John A Held (term expires May 1923)
Don M Stewart (term expires May 1923)
Virgilio Bruschi (term expires May 1925)
Fred A Heilbron (term expires May 1925)
Harry K Weitzel (term expires May 1925)
R. C. SWINK
TELEPHONE, HILLCRESX 1 7 Q 3
L. C. HERRINGTON
BALBOA ELECTRIC CO. Contractors
Wiring, Fixtures and Supplies, Appliances, Repairs, Mazda Lamp Agency 3833 FIFTH STi
CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
7th, at BROADWAY
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CITY OFFICIALS
Attorney — S J Higgins
Deputies — A P H Wright, C Guy
Selleck, Fredk McCleneghan Auditor and Assessor — Harris L Moody (appointive), Chief Deputy Auditor Clifford K Stout, Deputies L H Kleinschmidt, A Sidney Hill, Claude C Rhodes, F E Wenrich, Geo Morrison, Chief Deputy As- sessor, Chas E Ellsworth; Deputies C D McMahan and J N Holland Boiler Inspector — Joseph Hazell Building Inspector — O G Knecht Clerk — Allen H Wright (appointive)
Deputies Y A Jacques, F W Sick Electrical Inspector — A E Johnstone. Engineer — F A Rhodes (appointive)
chief assistant A S Monroe Harbor Master — J W Brennan Hydraulic Engineer — H N Savage Park Superintendent — John G Mor-
ley, Balboa Park Poundmaster — C Maupin, Old Town Supt Purchasing Dept — E D Wil- liams Sewer Inspector — Wm B Harper Supt of Streets — F A Rhodes Treasurer and Tax Collector — Jack T Millan (elective) ; Chief Depu- ty J C Millan; Cashier Basil W Woods; Deputies S W Tulloch, Wallace T Clark and D E Shaffer.
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Elective)
604 Southern Title Bldg, 948 3d, Jacob Weinberger Pres (term ev- pires May 1925)
W C Crandall (term expires May 1923)
Mrs Anna M W Connell (term ex- pires May 1925)
Mrs Lena P Crouse (term expires May 1923)
Claude Woolman, clerk (term ex- pires May 1925)
Secretary of the Board — Will An- gler
Superintendent of City Schools — H C Johnson
CITY BOARD OF HEALTH
2d floor City Hall Dr W W Crawford, pres Danl A Deacon Leroy A Wright Dr Marjorie J Potter
Health Officer, Superintendent and Registrar of Vital Statistics — Dr Alex M Lesem; Geo H Silverling, asst supt and sec Board of Health
Deputy Registrar — Adolph J Mende
Tuberculosis Visiting Nurse — Nell Gould
Infant Welfare Department — Mary F Taylor nurse
Plumbing Inspector — Edwd Cressell, G C Zuchweiler, A C Goeddel, as- sistants
Hotel, Lodging and Tenement House Inspector — A C Goeddel
Quarantine Inspector — C F Naylor
Food Inspector — Geo C Smith
Meat and Dairy Inspector— Dr L J Proper, Dr G W Foelschow, asst.
Bacteriologist — Dr H A Thompson
BOARD
OF WATER SIONERS
OOMMIS-
Fredk M White Pres; Chas T Chand- ler Commissioner; H N Savage Hydraulic Engineer; 317-320 Mc- Neece Bldg, 5th nw cor F
BUREAU OF INSPECTION
O G Knecht — Building Inspector A E Johnstone — Electrical Inspector Jos Hazell — Boiler Inspector
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Room 8 City Hall Stanley Hale, Pres; Mrs R M Moran Sec and Chief Examiner; Wm S Rosie, Dr Charlotte J Baker, Com- missioners
CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
(Appointive) H J Roy Pres; Col E N Jones, W M O'Farrell
LIBRARY COMMISSIONERS
(Appointive) E E Hendle Pres; W Templeton Johnson, Mrs M A Lippitt
PARK COMMISSIONERS
(Appointive) H C Ryan Pres; John F Forward jr sec; Thos N Faulconer executive sec, Hugo Klauber
PLAYGROUNDS COMMISSIONERS
(Appointive) L J Williams Pres; Mrs C A Dunham sec; Dr Mary B Ritter, Milton F Heller, Homer C Miller
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REPAIRED PAINTED
BENTON ROOP & PAINT CO.
"THE PAINT SPOT"
1035 7TH MAIN 1860
ROOFING
SOLD IN ROLLS
PAINT-VARNISHES
ENAMELS
WASHING MACHINES SEWING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS HEATING APPLIANCES PORTABLE LAMPS
955 Sixth Street
"^ELECmC COMPANY
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
LIGHTING FIXTURES
MOTORS, MOTOR REPAIRING
MAZDA LAMPS
Telephone, Main 318
WHY WORRY?
OnuteB $S0 per week
HERBERT N.
NEALE
General Insurance
Accident and
Health
Automobile
Burglary
Fire
Compensation
Liability
Plate Glass
Fidelity Bonds Surety Bonds
GEN. AGT.
OCEAN
ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORP. LTD.
of London
All Casualty Losses Adjusted by this Office
442-443 spreckels
BLDG.
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WHY WORRY?
WOMAN'S PUBLIC WTELFARE COM>nSSION
(Created by ordinance) Mrs Cora P McKenney, Pres; Mrs J D Shipp V Pres; Mrs Amelia K Forester Rec Sec; Mrs H W Merk- ley, Cor Sec; Mrs Grace S Conroe Treas; office 400 U S Natl Bank Bldg. 2d and Bway
CITY INSTITUTIONS
Farm — 3 miles ne of La Jolla, on County rd — A D Ogan caretaker
Incinerator — Waterfront ft of 9tli
Isolation Hospital — Gaines and Au- burn, Old Town — Johanna Peter- son, supt
Jail — 7 32 2d
Mission Valley Hospital, Old Town — Dr Thatcher Miller, phys; Mrs Lydia Torrey chief nurse
PLAYGROUNDS
Rose Park Playgrounds, ss I bet 11th
and 12th University Heights Playground, w s
Idaho bet Polk and Lincoln Golden Hill Playground, Balboa Park
bet 26th and 27th La Jolla Playground La Jolla
POLICE DEPARTMENT
732 2d James Patrick, Chief
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CITY JUSTICE COURT
L Davin, Justice 732 2d
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters 10th and B Sts
Louis Almgren, Jr, Chief Engineer, headquarters 10th and B streets
John E Parrish, Assistant Chief En- gineer, 865 2d
John A Wood, Battalion Chief, 2d and E St, Charles C Lambert Bat- talion Chief 9th and University av
Harry E Strasser, sec, headquarters 10th and B streets
Earl R Newton, Assistant Fire Mar- shal, 10th and B streets
Fire Station No 1, 865 2d St — Cap- 1 Louis Almgren, Jr, Supt tain W J Evans; Lieutenant Wm John W Collins, Asst Supt B Frash | John E Cassin, Line Foreman
BUY BARKER'S BREAD
AT ALL GROCERS
Fire Station No 2, 1171 10th — Cap- tain Geo E Courser; Lieutenant William T Shannon; Lieutenant Bertram T Shankland; Lieutenant Harry Doherty
Fire Station No 3, 5th and Palm — Capt Sidney Love, Lieut. Carl O Anderson
Fire Station No 4, 8th and J — Cap- tain J W Lambert Jr; Lieut Ray- mond G Riggs
Fire Station No 5, 9th and Univer- sity av — Captain V F McClure; Lieutenant Leonard T Prose
Fire Station No 6 and Dept ma- chine shop, Columbia sw cor Cedar — Captain E A Richardson; Lieut Robt Conard
Fire Station No 7, National av nw cor Crosby — Captain H G Haw- kins; Lieut Frank E Watson
Fire Station No 8 3 974 Goldfinch — Captain I V Johnson; Lieut Ed- win L Miller
Fire Station No 9, 2111 3 0th — Cap- tain J B Kirksetter; Lieut Glen W Neely
Fire Station No 10, — Captain G H Oscar T Combs
Fire Station No 11,
way — Captain F W Haslam; Lieut
Clarence Woodson Fire Station No 12, 22 84 Kearney
av — Capt A F Copeland; Lieut
John L Neely Fire Station No 13, 7 87 5 Herschel
(La Jolla) — Capt Arthur Messin-
ger; Lieut Frank Hayman Fire Station No 14, 303 5 University
av — Captain Chas Ator; Lieut Abe
Jacobs Fire Station No 15, 4926 Newport
av (Ocean Beach) — Capt C E
Wood; Lieut James B Sloan Fire Station No 16 — (Tug) W Santa
Fe Wharf — Captain Stanley W
Dodson; Lieut Hugh Cameron
4470 Park Blvd, Knowles; Lieut.
25th and Broad-
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELE- GRAPH DEPARTMENT
Headquarters 10th and B
HOW ^^^^S^WfM:^^
The Hotors Nervous System
ReClSTCRCD
See CARLSON & SIMPSON
Automobile Electricians Union at "G" St. Tel. 668-53
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State and A Columbia and B |
National |
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8th and A |
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7th and B |
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2nd and E |
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12th and A |
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4th and C |
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6th and C |
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10th and C |
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12th and C |
27-2 |
Columbia and F |
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7th and Broadway |
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Harbor and F |
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9th and Broadway |
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11th and Broadway |
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13th and Broadway |
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Atlantic and Broadway |
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6th and E |
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Harbor and Broadway |
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West S F Wharf |
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5th and F |
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3d and F |
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7th and F |
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9th and F |
32-4 |
Belt and Beech |
Italu |
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11th and F |
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4th and Beech |
lldly |
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6th and G |
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5 th and Ash |
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10th and G |
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1st and Cedar |
Head Office |
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5th and Market |
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4th and Fir |
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4th and I |
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1st and Grape |
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6th and I |
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Union and Grape |
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7th and Market |
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8th and I |
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9th and Market |
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Belt and Juniper |
Francisco |
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5th and J |
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India and Juniper |
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4th and K |
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8th and Beech |
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6th and K |
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7th and J |
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8th and K |
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Union and Quince |
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Cal I Works foot of 8th |
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3rd and Market |
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4th and G |
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1st and Laurel |
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2nd and G |
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Front and G |
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Union and Market |
39-3 |
2nd and Ivy |
IF IT'S INSURANCE Gilman A. Gist
''UPtnember Gist" i"«xirar.ce ispe^i^n^t
f^^ ' y. Main 188 444 spreckels bldg.
CONNER ADJUSTMENT BUREAU
PHONE MAIN 2683
'WE GET THE MONEY"
G. E. CONNER
MANAGER 611 TIMKEN BLDG.
ALASKA
fUR
and CURIO
STORE
Furs Repaired and Remodeled
Cash Paid for Raw Furs
Tanning and Taxidermist Work
FURS STORED
M. B. Bales 9 2 3
FIRST ST.
Spreckels Theatre
Building
San Diego, Cal.
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ARMY
AND
NAVY
GARAGE
REPAIRING STORAGE SUPPLIES
Electrical and
Carburetor Work
A Specialty
24.H0UR SERVICE
845 INDIA
Tel. Main 2438
Fii*e Alarm Boxes — Cont.
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10th and Imperial av |
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11th and K |
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13th and Imperial av |
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14th and K |
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S D & A car shops |
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13th and F |
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15th and F |
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14th and C |
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18th and C |
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13th and B |
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High School |
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Children's Home |
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15th and B |
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11th and Market |
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13th and I |
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14th and Market |
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16 th and Market |
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18th and J |
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16th and K |
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18th and Market |
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22nd and J |
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20th and Broadway |
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20th and G |
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18th and F |
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20th and B |
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24th and C |
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25th and B |
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27th and B |
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30th and G |
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30th and E |
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29th and B |
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29th and Beech |
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31st and A |
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Grove and Cedar |
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Dale and Elm |
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Edgemont and Grape |
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29th and Grape |
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Juniper & Commonwealth |
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30th and Juniper |
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31st and Kalmia |
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Redwood and Granada |
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30th and Palm |
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32nd and Thorn |
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30th and Upas |
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-1 22nd and N -2 Evans and Harrison av Sigsbee and Colton av -^1 Beardsley and National —2 16th and Newton av
6 Benson Lmbr Co Wharf Logan av and Dewey
— 1 Newton av and Evans Julian av and Dewey Crosby and Railroad Dewey av and Colton av
-6 McCormick Lmbr Co Wharf
7 International Packing Co 25th and L
1 26 th and Imperial av
2 26th and I
3 28th and Imperial av 30th and Imperial av
—3 34th and Imperial av
31st and J -1 28th and J -2 32nd and Market -5 33rd and J
3 8th and Superior
4th and Maple
2nd and Spruce
Brand and Thorn
4th and Walnut
6th and Upas —2 Front and Brookes av
4th and Pennsylvania
Albatross and Robinson av
1st and Washington
Front and Dickinson
Eagle and Washington
Sutter and Goldfinch
3rd and Arbor Drive 6 Ibis and Washington —7 Falcon and Arbor Drive
Lewis and Ingalls
Neale and Wellborne
Sutter and Portolla
Hunter and Jackdaw
Lewis and Palmetto
Randolph and Hunter
Ft Stockton Drive and Her-
mosa Way
Sunset Blvd and St James
Sierra Vista and Altura PI
Witherbee & Ft Stockton Dr —3 Linwood and Henry
Old Town
Hardy's Stock Yards
7th and Pennsylvania
5th and University av
Vermont and Lincoln
University av and Normal —4 University av and Vermont —5 University av and Park —6 University av and 3rd
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THE PACIFIC MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Issues One Accident -j--~s» A ^^HP Policy Every Minute "^^ ixV-/ 1
NEAL & DEASY
NOW'gff 625 E Street
San Diego's Tallest Building
Absolutely Fire Proof
Xotel St. James
Rates Moderate
and Always
the Same
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St Josephs Hospital Vermont and Pennsylvania Park Blvd and Cypress av Cleveland av and Lincoln Louisiana and Lincoln av Iowa and Lincoln av Mississippi and University av Oregon and University av Lincoln av and Utah Park Blvd and El Cajon av Polk and Georgia Texas and El Cajon av Nebraska and El Cajon av Normal School Park Blvd and Monroe Alabama and Meade av Monroe av and Arizona Idaho and Madison av Park Blvd and Adams av Madison av and Alabama Utah and Collier Maryland and Monroe av Cleveland av and Van Buren Madison av and Campus av Madison av and Massachusetts Texas and Landis Oregon and Dwight 2 8th and Franklin av
■1 3 0th and Woolman av
-2 3 2nd and Clay
-3 3 5th and Woolman av
26th and Newton av
2 9th and National av -1 2 8th and Boston av -6 Naval Reserve Wharf
32nd and Newton av -1 31st and Main
26th and Colton av -1 Standard Oil Wharf -2 Sicard and Main -6 Marine Const Co Wharf
31st and Logan av
Shipyard ft 32nd -1 39th and Delta -3 36th and National av
OCEAN BEACH
112—1 Abbott and Newport
112-3 Abbott and Cape May
112-4 Abbott and Voltaire
112-5 Cable and Voltaire
112—6 Guizot and Voltaire
112—7 Bacon and Newport
112—8 Defoe and Newport
112—9 Bacon and Santa Cruz
113-1 Cable and Del Mar
113—2 Tennyson and Chatsworth
114—1 Santa Cruz and Guizot
122—1 Lytton and Rosecrans
122—3 Evergreen and Ibsen
122-4 U S Marine Base
123—1 Voltaire and Rosecrans
131—1 Canyon and Rosecrans
131-2 McCall and Rosecrans
132—1 Pt Loma Homestead
132—3 Charles and Silvergate
SPECIAL CALLS
4—4 Call for Naval Reserves
5-5 Call for Coast Artillery NGC
LA JOLLA
La Jolla alarm boxes are on fire alarm telegraph system entirely inde- pendent of, and in no way connected with the fire alarm system of San Diego. All alarms answered from Station No 13, 7875 Herschel, La Jolla
5 State, cor Prospect
6 Girard, cor Prospect
7 Bath House, Girard
8 Cave, cor Exchange
9 Jenner, cor Coast Blvd
12 Girard, cor Kline
13 Draper, cor Kline
14 .Genter, cor Fay av
15 Silverado, cor Fay av
16 Marine, cor Ardene
Business Blocks and Halls
Anderson 7th ne cor Bway
Angelus 4th se cor C
Armory Hall Balboa Park
Arts and Crafts 624 B
Bancroft 1017 1st
Besant Hall 953 8th
Bible Truth Hall 3956 30th
Brunswig Bldg 5th se cor J
Burnap Block 238 Bway
Cabrillo Theater Bldg ... .331 Plaza
Central M E Hall
Harrison av 1 e of Sampson
Chinese Masonic Hall 42 8 3d
City Hall 5th sw cor G
Cole G nw cor 5th
Colonial Theatre 112 7 -:th
Cosgrove 901 4th
Court House, W Broadway cor Front
Customs House and Post OiSce Bldg
. . . .ss of F bet Union and State
Barney
& Barney
Insurance
Bonds
Liability
Compen- sation
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
LIFE INS.
CO.
Scripps Bldg.
(2flil Floor)
EASY PAYMENTS
Six Floors Of Quality and Pop« ular Price Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Draperies, Office Equip- ment, and Gas Ranges.
THE BLEDSOE COMPANY
FURNITURE SIXTH and C Sts.
The William Kettner Co. insurance
Tel., Main 2183
334-335 SPRECKELS BUILDING
Main 3377
c.w.
Forrest
INTERIOR DECORATING
PAINTING
Sketches of Interiors
Wall Paper and Paper Hanging
fresco Work
18 54 Front St.
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Business Blocks and Halls — Cont.
De Luca Sth nw cor F
Eagles' Hall 733 8th
East San Diego City Hall
4110 University av
Edmonds 953 Sth
Elks' Hall Bway nw cor 2d
Ernsting 915 Sth
Express 7 61 6th
Fairmount Hall 40 31 Pauly av E S D Federal Building
. . . .ss West F bet Union and State First Natl Bank Bldg .... 1007 5th
Fletcher 92 4 Sth
Fox-Heller 855 5th
Fraternal Brotherhood Hall ....
: 1322 Sth
Frey Block .... 4th sw cor Market
Frye & Smith 850-860 3d
Gassen 6th se cor Bway
Gilbert 96 5 Sth
Gospel Hall 173 3 University av
Gospel Hall ....17 3 3 University av Granger 964 Sth
Hall of Records (annex to the
Court House) Union se cor C
Hardy 723 Sth
Head 3 89 0 Van Dyke av ESD
Hemenway Hall . .3 306 Imperial av
Hill 533 F
Howard 504 University av
1 O O F Hall 526 Market
Ingersoll-Tutton 832 Sth
Ingle 424 F
Iverson's Hall 625 18th
Jewish Community Center Bldg
1520 2d
Josse Bway se cor Sth
K of P Temple .... 3d sw cor E
Kastle Hall . 631 6th
Labor Temple 621 6th
Liberty Hall 666 9th
Llewellyn 728 Sth
Longshoreman's Hall 851 W Market
Lynhurst 30th sw cor Upas
McGurck 611 Sth
McKoon Blk. .Bway ne cor Columbia
McMurtrie 3d nw cor B
McNeece 432 F
Marston (new) ns C from Sth to 6th
Marston (old) 425 C
Masonic Hall (colored) . .636 Market Masonic Temple . . . .Sth ne cor Ash
Mazdaznan Hall 1867 Union
Moose Hall 914 7th
Municipal Pier.. Bay Front ft Bway Nesmith-Greeley 825 5th
Ocean Beach Christian Science Hall [
Bacon ne cor Niagara av, Ocean
Beach
Odd Fellows' Hall 526 Market
Otis 1140 4th'
Overbaugh 621 Market
Owl Drug Bldg 1025 4th
Pacific 524 P
Phillips 918 Sth
Plaza 920 4th
Point Loma Assembly Hall
3029 Talbot, Pt Loma
Post •. . . 725 Bway
Price 612 Market
Pythian E sw cor 3d
St John's Hall 4021 Normal
St Joseph's Hall ........1528 4th
Salvation Army Hall 932 2d
San Diego County Jail
Front sw cor C
San Diego Public Library
ns E bet Sth and 9th
Savoy 3d nw cor C
Scripps Bldg 525 C
Security Bank Bldg 432 E
Sefton 43 2 C
Seifert Block 1164 Sth
Smith Block . . Sth sw cor Univ. av
Snyder 835 6th
Southern Title 94 8 3d
SPRECKELS BUILDING, .121 Bway bet 1st and 2d. (See page 2 4.)
Stevens & Hartley Bldg
2940 University av
Sun Bldg 7th se cor B
Thearle's Music 640 Bway
Timken 861 6th
UXIOX BUILDIXG, 235 Broadway
bet 2d and 3d. (See page 25) Union Station
. . . .W Bway nw cor Kettner blvd Union Title & Trust Co ..1036 2d
U S National Bank 1023 2d \
U S Navy Administration Building
Ft of Bway I
U S Post Office and Custom House
Bldg . . ss P bet Union and State |
Watts Building 520 B
Whitney 1027 Sth
Wood Geo W 1120 Sth
Woodmen of the World Hall. . . .
526 Market
Worth Building 427 E
Y M C A C ne cor Sth
Y M I Hall 533 P
Y W C A 6 21 C
MAIN 2997
BROWN
CONSULT THE
OPTICAL CO.
1011 FIFTH STREET
GROUND FLOOR, FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG
Prescriptions Filled
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916 UNION cor. E
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PHONE, 668-34
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Cemeteries
Mount Hope — City Cemetery, con- sists of about 200 acres, located on ns Imperial av bet 3 6tli and 40tli, near city limits. A portion is set apart to each of the follow- ing organizations: Masonic, Odd Fellows, GAR and Jewish. Un- der control of Cemetery Commis- sion. J R Roye, chairman, Chas A Kane, supt.
G A R — ns Imperial av bet 3 8th and 3 9th
Holy Cross Cemetery — Broadway and 44th
Home of Peace — ns Imperial av bet 35th and 37th
10 0 F — ns Imperial av bet 3 8th and 40th
Masonic — ns Imperial av bet 37th and 40th. H M Landis, supt
Catholic — West Washington nr Ran- dolph, Peter O'Malley, supt
Old Town Cemetery — North San Diego
GREEXAYOOD — Memorial Park — es .40th het Imperial av and K. R M Menerey, supt. (See left top lines and page 2 6.)
U S Cemetery — Point Loma
Chamber of Commerce
SAN DIEGO Broadway, nw cor Second (Organized Jan 20, 1870)
Its objects are: To Induce immigra- tion, to stimulate home manufac- tures; to promote the business in- terests of California; to foster and encourage commerce as well as assist in the development of the mineral resources of this region
This organization is composed of representative citizens and busi- ness men of this city and county.
Free Information Desk, Library of City Directories and Complete Ser-
vice to Tourists, Homesteaders and Business Inquirers are maintained, Rooms open 8:30 a m to 5:30 p m, except Sundays and Holi- days.
Officers:
E B Gould, jr, pres; Jack C Thomp- son, V pres; Jos W Sefton jr, treas; John L Fox, sec.
Regular meeting of the Board of Di- rectors is held at 3:30 p m each Thursday during the year
Churches and Religious Organizations
All Saints (Episcopal) — Sixth se cor Pennsylvania av. Rev C T Mur- phy pastor, h 3 572 4th
Bethel African M E — 1647 Front; Rev Burgess R Guy, pastor
Brooklyn Heights Presbyterian — 30th se cor Fir. Rev Alfd O El- liott, pastor, h 1420 Grove
Calvary Presbyterian — 39th nw cor Franklin av, Rev Paul Prichard, pastor, h 3 8 51 Superba
Central Christian — F, se cor. 9th Rev Wm E Crabtree, pastor, h 2805 Palm
Central M E — Sampson se cor Har- rison av. Rev A W Shanie, pastor h 515 Sampson
Christian Science 77 69 Girard av La Jolla
Christian Science Society 3 87 9 Pauly av E S D
Church of Christ — 3 843 Herbert
The Angelino
Restaurant Francais
Phones
Main 6890 657-37
328 C Street
C
Crescent Gleaners and Dyers
MAIN 2675
Work Called for and Delivered
Alterations and Repairs
Lloyd McCune
1558 Fifth St.
PATENTS
A. B. BOWMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
SV'.n"".',".",""'' SANDlESO,CAL.
HARRY FISHER & CO.
GENERAL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, BONDS ^40 C STREET
HOMELAND
BUILDING
CO.
DEALERS IN
Building Maier-
iai and
Mill Work
Paints Oils
Tools Hardware
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Chui'ches and Religious Organizations Cont.
Church of God — 4095 Texas, Rev E F Ducummin, pastor, h 4095 Texas
Church of Our Lady of Angels — 24th sw cor G, Rev W E Corr, rector h 656 24th
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe — 1704 Kearney av, Rev John Coma rector
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints — • Keith Murdock, elder, 10th ne cor Pennsylvania av
Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart — 4087 Copeland av E S D, Rev W J Clancy, rector, h 409-3 Copeland av
Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion— es San Diego av bet Har- ney and Twiggs, Old Town. Rev Joseph C Mesny, pastor, h 7713 Girard av, La Jolla
Church of Our Lady of Angels — 24th sw cor G, Rev W E Corr, rec- tor, h 656 24th
Church of the New Jerusalem (Swed- enborgian) — 4144 Campus av, Rev H C Dunham, pastor, h 3 820 Georgia
Church of Truth — 45 63 Oregon
Congregation Tifereth Israel — • es 18th bet Market and I, Solomon A Wellington, Rabbi, h 532 18th
East San Diego Baptist — Stockton av sw cor University av. Rev J D Page, pastor, h 376 9 Copeland av E S D
East San Diego Christian — Colonial av se cor Klauber. Rev W H Rust, pastor, h Colonial av
East San Diego Nazarene — Univer- sity se cor Conklin av. Rev Chas B Dameron, pastor, h 39 57 Uni- versity av E S D
Fairmount M E (E S D) — 4055 Stockton av. Rev Albert Ore, pas- tor, h 405 9 Stockton av
First Advent Christian (not 7th day) — 3 704 29th. Rev F W Shappuck, pastor, h 3708 29th
First Baptist (Ocean Beach) — 1947 Defoe. Rev Rolla E Brown, pas- tor, h 4802 Coronado
First Baptist — Tenth nw cor E, Rev F O Belden, pastor, h 2439 El Capitan av
First Church of Christ (Scientist) — Second sw cor Laurel
First Church of the Nazarene — 936 14th, Rev Ira R Akers, pastor, h 868 23d
First Church United Brethren in Christ — 3d se cor Robinson av. Rev Logan Harter, pastor, h 321 Robinson av
First Congregational — Sixth nw cor A, Rev R H Campbell, pastor, h 2912 Granada
First English Lutheran — ws 2d bet A and Ash. Rev E P Schueler, pastor, h 3 809 7th
First Friends — Market se cor 19th Rev Cora Isham, pastor, h 2429 J
First M E — C nw cor 9th. Rev Lincoln A Ferris, pastor, h 204 Ivy
First Presbyterian — ns Date bet 3d and 4th, Rev E B Wyllie, pastor
First Presbyterian (La Jolla) — 77 31 Draper. Rev R H Hartley, pastor, 369 La Jolla blvd
First Spiritualist Temple — 1240 7th Rev Geo H Brooks, pastor
First Street Baptist (colored) — First sw cor B
First Unitarian — es Sixth bet. Beech and Cedar. Rev H B Bard, pas- tor, h 4159 Lark
Floating Society of Christian En- deavor of San Diego — Ft of 5th, J H Bamberry, supt, branch 592 Atlantic
Free Methodist — Beech se cor Front. Rev E M Robb pastor, h 145 W Beech
Full Gospel Assembly, 624 B
German Evangelical Zion — 532 21st
German M E — 16th nw cor I, Rev Jacob Schneider, pastor, h 526 16th
Grace Evangelical Lutheran (Eng- lish)— ^Park blvd se cor Lincoln av. Rev Clarence Damschroeder, pastor, h 36 46 Indiana
Harmonial Institute — 4328 Ala- bama, Rev E C Wilson, pastor, h same
Home of Truth — 1023 7th
House of Blessing (Higher Thought) — 2109 Second, Myra Frenyear- Wiseman, minister
Immanuel Evangelical Church — 2 9th ne cor Wightman, Rev O D Won- der, pastor, h 2 914 Wightman
Inwood M E — L nw cor 31st, Rev W R Weckerly, pastor, h 331 S Bancroft.
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Japanese First Congregational — 527 8th. Rev J S Kikuchi, pastor, branch, 433 13th
John 3-16 Auditorium 509 12th, Rev F B Stanley, pastor, h same
Logan Heights Baptist — Newton av ne cor 29th. Rev W J Beaveu, pastor, h 2752 Newton
Logan Heights Congregational — Sampson sw cor Kearney av, Rev Arthur Metcalf, pastor, h 2273 Harrison
Lutheran Bethesda — 25th se cor E. Rev Philip Andreen, pastor, h 1730 Dale
Mission Hills Congregational — 1202 Ft Stockton dr. Rev H B Roberts, pastor, h 4120 Ingalls
Mission Hills M E — Lark sw cor. Ft Stockton dr. Rev E H Hay- dock, pastor, h 1329 Ft Stockton dr
Mt. Zion Baptist — 3045 Greeley av Rev W R Burgess, pastor, h same
Normal Heights M E — Adams av, sw cor 40th. Rev H H Weyant, pastor, h 3570 28th
Our Lady Star of the Sea (Catholic) — Girard ne cor Kline (La Jolla) Rev J C Mesny, pastor, h 7713 Girard
Our Saviour's Evangelical Lutheran — Park blvd cor Center. Rev El- lend J Ovri, pastor, h 405 6 Fair- mount av
Park Place M E Church South — Fifth ne cor Olive., Rev G C Rector, pastor, h 3746 5th
Phillips Temple — C M E Church, 2933 National av. Rev W Selden, pastor.
Pilgrim Church — 624 B, Rev Irene Kleinschmidt, pastor, h 24 57 1st
Plymouth Brethren Evangelical Church — 4176 Texas. Rev E A Buchenau, pastor
Plymouth Congregational — 3744 28th Rev G A Charnock, pastor, h 373 6 Utah
Presbyterian Church of East San Diego — Pauly av new cor Anna, Rev J C Bible, pastor, h 4120 Pauly av
Presbyterian (Pacific Beach) — Gar- • net sw cor Jewell. Rev J W Mil- lar, pastor, h 182 8 Missouri av
Sacred Heart Chapel (Catholic) — Santa Monica av cor Defoe, Ocean Beach, Rev Declan Foley, rector, h 4925 Del Mar av Ocean Beach
bt. Agnes (Catholic) — Evergreen, cor Canon, Roseville, Pt Loma, Rev Declan Foley, rector, h 4925 Del Mar av. Ocean Beach
St James Old Mission — Mission Val- ley
St James By-the-Sea (Episcopal) — Prospect cor Silverado, La Jolla, Rev Wm Bedford Jones, rector, h 743 Prospect av
St James Episcopal — ns Kearney av, bet S Evans and Sampson, Rev Godfrey Wreford, rector, h 830 25th
St John's (Catholic) — 4003 Normal, Rev Thos F King, rector, h 1620 Lincoln av
St Joseph's (Catholic) — Third ne cor Beech. Rev John Brady, rec- tor, h 346 Beech
St Joseph's Hospital Chapel — Sixth and University
St Mark's Episcopal — Fairmount av se cor Klauber, E S D. Rev Ar- thur R Taylor, rector, h 4111 Copeland av, E S D
St Patrick's Catholic Church — 3 0th ne cor Dwight, Rev Gregory Ashe, rector, h 3781 32d
St Paul's Episcopal — Eighth sw cor C, Rev Chas L Barnes, rec- tor, h 408 Nutmeg
St Vincent's (Catholic) — Hawk nw cor Ft Stockton dr. Rev Thos A Healy, rector
San Diego Gospel Tabernacle — 210 Grape, Saml Swanson, pastor
Scott Memorial Baptist — ns Madison bet Oregon and Idaho. Rev L P Valentine, pastor, h 3092 Univer- sity av
Second Church of Christ (Scientist) — San Diego Club House, 94 9 9th
Second Church (Spiritualist) — 2994 Imperial av. Rev C A Buss, pastor
Seventh Day Adventist — 18th se cor G. Elder W M Healey, pastor
Spanish Presbyterian — 351 13th Rev Ventura Martinez, pastor, h 345 13th
Swedish Bethel Baptist — 9 05 16th Rev J A Carlson, pastor
Swedish Mission Tabernacle — 19th ne cor E. Rev J A Youngberg, pastor, h 1920 E
Taylor M E — ws Normal, 1 s of Campus av. Rev W G Barron, pas- tor, h 4075 Park blvd.
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Churches and Religious Organizations Cont.
Temple Beth Israel — 2d nw cor Beech, M H Dubln, Rabbi, h 2142 Front
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran' — Woolman av cor Dewey. Rev Karl Knippenberg, pastor, h 415 Dewey
Trinity M E — Thorn nw cor Grim. Rev D W Wilt, pastor, h 3030 Thorn
Union Congregational (La Jolla) — Ivanhoe av ne cor Cave. Rev C L Knight, pastor, h 773 6 Fay
Union Congregational (Ocean Beach) 4 838 Santa Monica av. Rev Isaac Fleming, pastor, h 4925 Del Mar av Ocean Beach
United Presbyterian — Market nw cor 22nd. Rev F B Foster, pastor, h 345 22d
United Alliance Church (Spiritualist) — 1120 10th. Mrs Marguerite S, Briggs, pastor, h 1120 10th
University Christian — Cleveland av ne cor Richmond. Rev T S Hand- saker, pastor, h 146 8 Lincoln
University Heights Seventh Day Ad- ventist Church — Illinois nw cor Polk av
Young Men's Christian Association — Geo W Marston, pres; John S Akerman, v pres; S M Bingham,
treas; H L Sullivan, rec sec; H H Holmes, gen sec; T F Smith, boys' work sec; F A Nordquist, physical director; Wm Van Dusen, promo- tion sec; Alex Johnson, business sec; H J Glasgow, dormitory sec. Young Women's Christian Associa- tion— Mrs Gertrude E Cleverdon, pres; Miss Gertrude Halley, v pres; Mrs Lewis Golf treas; Margaret E O'Connell, general sec. Hotel, em- ployment, information, 6 21 C
MISSIONS Bible Truth Hall 39 56 30th Mexican Baptist Mission — W Date
nw cor Columbia. Rev A T Ojeda,
pastor, h 2061 Front Mexican Gospel Mission — 11 S 17th.
Rev David Buchanan, pastor, h
1890 Kearney av Old Mission — Mission Valley Peniel Mission — 920 Bway Pentecostal Mission — 441 5th Pigrim Mission — 4014 Pauly av E S D, Rev F J Norton, pastor, h
4472 Louisiana St John's Mission — 719 4th Salvation Army Barracks — 932 3d.
Adjt F W Spiller, officer in
charge San Diego Gospel Tabernacle — 210
Grape, Rev Saml Swanson pastor,
h 2068 2d
Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
Headquarters Pt. Loma Information Bureau 1123 4th
Aryan Theosophical Press — Frank Bardsley, bus mgr; E J Dadd, mgr of operations; Point Loma Home- stead.
Children's International Lotus Home — Gertrude W van Pelt, M D. supt, Pt Loma Homestead
Colonial Theatre, 1127 4th — John Davidson, mgr
Isis Conservatory of Music — Prof Wenzel A Raboch, director, Pt Loma Homestead
Men's International Theosophical League — Clark Thurston, sec; Pt Loma Homestead
New Century Corporation — Clark Thurston, mgr and treas; Pt Loma Homestead
Point Loma Homestead — Clark Thurston, pres, Frank Knoche, v- pres and genl mgr; Ross White sec and treas; S H Shepard, act- ing sec; J H Fussell, asst treas; Pt Loma Homestead
Raja Yoga School — Gertrude W van Pelt, M D, directress; Pt Loma Homestead
School of Antiquity — Katherine Tingley, pres; Clark Thurston, sec treas; Prank Knoche, asst- sec; Pt Loma Homestead
School of Antiquity Operating Com- pany — Katherine Tingley, pres; Frank Knoche, sec; Clark Thur- ston, treas; Pt Loma Homestead
JOHNSON'S BOILER SHOP
Phone
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Theosophlcal Publishing Co — Henry T Patterson, mgr; Pt Loma Home- stead.
Theosophlcal University — Katherine Tingley, pres; E Aug Nereshei- mer, v pres; Clark Thurston sec; Ross White, treas; P V Cot- ter, asst treas.
Universal Brotherhood & Theosophl- cal Society — ■ Katherine Tingley, Leader and Official Head; Joseph
H Fussell, isec; Frank Knoche, asst treas; Pt Loma Homestead
"Woman's Exchange and Mart — Mrs I H Butler, mgr; Pt Loma Home- stead
Woman's International Theosophlcal League — Mrs Elizabeth C Spald- ing, pres; Mrs Estelle C Hanson, sec; Edith White, treas; Mrs E W Lambert, hostess.
Clubs
Ad Club San Diego — A J Morse pres;
F B Mitchell, v-pres; W W Fell,
sec; 720 Bway American Legion Club — 615 Bw^ay Arizona Club — 509 F Automobile Club of Southern Cali- fornia— W L Valentine, pres; S
L Mitchell, sec; Hal H Hobson,
branch mgr, 137 Bway Cabrillo Commercial Club — 425 C,
Dr E Newell Case, pres; C F Hurl-
burt and Richard Wolfe, v pres;
Dr W H Kimball, sec treas; Chief Petty Officers' Club — R F Sul- livan, sec; 410 A Coronado Country Club • — Colin G.
Ross, sec; office 312 Union Bldg,
235 Bway Cuyamaca Club — Sixth floor Union
Bldg, 23 5 Bway, J S Hammond
mgr Elks' Club — Bway nw cor 2d, R C
Benbough, sec Filipino Club — 315 Market Home Circle Club — 756 3d Kings Daughters Club — 1744 1st Knights of Pythias Club — K P Hall La Jolla Golf Club — G E Harbaugh,
sec, La Jolla Lower California Jockey Club — Jas
W Coffroth, pres and gen mgr,
121 Bway, rm 349. Medical Women's Club — Dr A H
Crandall, pres. Meets first and
third Tuesday of each month at
Hotel Sandford Mothers' Club of San Diego — Mrs E
G Hamblin, pres; Mrs Martha
Walter, cor sec. Municipal Golf Club — 27th n of A Normal Heights Assembly, meets
Normal Hts School 1st Tuesday
each month. F C Martin, pres, W
W B Seymour, sec
Nurses' Club (Graduates) — 1468 1st
Pacific Beach Reading Club — 1717 Hornblend av. Pacific Beach
Point Loma Golf Club — Loma Portal, Pt Loma
Rotary Club of San Diego — R E Hicks, pres, J Ed Davidson, v pres, L S Everts, sec, Jerry Sullivan, jr, treas. 1007 5th rm 727
San Diego Business and Professional Woman's Club — Meets every Thursday noon at Y W C A
San Diego California Club — F J Belcher, jr, pres; H L Sullivan, V pres; C H Heilbron, v pres; Rufus Choate, v pres; W S Dor- land, treas; O W Cotton, sec. 168 Bway.
San Diego Club The — 949 9th
San Diego Country Club — E O Hodge, pres, S 6th av, Chula Vista
San Diego Electric Railway Car Men's Club — 121 Bway, rm 220.
San Diego Gun Club — J D Dunann, pres; H L Gaskill, sec. Tide opp U S Marine Base
San Diego Public Stenographers As- sociation, meets twice monthly at Chamber of Commerce, W W B Seymour, pres; Raymond White, sec.
San Diego Rowing Club — E B Gould, pres; De Graff Austin, sec, ft of 5th
San Diego Women's Club — Mrs O J L Arsenault, pres. 949 9th
San Diego Women's Press Club — Mrs L H Stahel, pres; Mrs P L Mayer, v pres; Mrs Ethel Van Cice, cor sec. Meets 2d and 4th Monday at 9 49 9th
San Diego Yacht Club — C W Stose, commodore; Gerald McMullen, sec treas. 142 C
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Clubs — Cont.
San Diego Waiters' Club — ^ W C Fisher, sec; 919 4tb rm 25
Scottish. Social Club — Peter McLean, pres. 2912 Colton av; A J Gallo- way, sec, 144 3 Ash. Meets 3d Monday in each month at San Di- ego Club House.
Southwestern Yacht Club — A N Lor- ing commodore; ft W Grape, Bay Front
Sun Harbor Club — 5 30 F
U S Destroyer Force Club — T J Cot- ter, C T C, sec. 1033 2d
University Club of San Diego Inc — 1333 7th; W H McFetridge, pres; Lyman J Gage, v pres; Gilbert E Deere, sec; R E Bach, treas.
Wednesday Club The — Board of Control meets 1st Thursday of each month at 2:30 p m. Ivy Lane, nw cor 6th. Mrs F H Newman, pres; Mary C Spaulding, sec; Maud Fay, treas
Wide Awake Club — 2575 Imperial av
Consuls
Dean of Consular Corps John Engebretsen
Bolivia — Philip
6th sw cor L British — John A
1015 1st rm 519 France — iFrank Grandier,
agent, 734 1st Hondiiras — Marcos Martinez,
consul Jugo Slav — Paul Petrich, vice-consul,
325 W Date
Morse, vice-consul. Heap, vice-consul, consular vice-
Mexican — Enrique Ferrerra, consul,
121 Bway rm 460 Netherlands — Joshua H Delvalle,
vice-consul, 3625 6th
Norwegian — John Engebretsen, vice- consul, 2 06 McNeece Bldg, 432 F
Swedish — Nils Malmberg, vice-consul, 2535 C
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SAN DIEGO POSTOFFICE
Federal Bldg, ss F bet Union and State
ERNEST W DORT, Postmaster and Custodian, Federal Bldg; Geo Parker, Asst Postmaster
Office open: General delivery, Sam to 8 p m (except Sundays); reg- istry office open 8 a m to 8 p m (except Sundays) ; stamp window open 7 a m to 8 p m (except Sun- days) ; box windows open 8 a m to 8pm (except Sundays) ; money order window open 9 a m to 8 p m (except Sundays) ; parcel post win- dow open 8 a m to 8 p m; postal savings window open 9 a m to 8 p m
Post Office Station A — 3919 5th, Per- cy E Ball supt
Post Office Station B — 34 25th, J L Stuart, supt
Post Office Station C — Marston Store 5th ne cor C, Mrs Leona A Ed- wards, clerk in charge
Post Office Station D — Holzwasser Store, 5th nw cor Bway, Sherwin Coulthurst, supt
Post Office Station No 2 — 603 5th Alda M Ferris, clerk
Post Office Station No 3 — 2602 Na- tional av, Sidney H Burston, clerk
Post Office Station No 6 — ^7th se cor F, Wm Qulnn, clerk
Post Office Station No 7 — 820 W WJashington, Otto B Lensing, clerk
Post Office Station No 8 — University av, sw cor 30th, J L Hallawell, clerk
Post Office Station, Coronado Branch — Michl J Hagan, supt
East San Diego Branch— Geo H Har- rison, supt, 3 875 Pauly av, E S D
La Jolla Post Office — N L Rannells, Postmaster, 7820 Girard av. La Jolla
Loma Portal Post Office — Mrs L E Bonfils, postmaster, 3230 Homer, Loma Portal
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers
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North San Diego Post Office — James W Parkinson, Postmaster, 2 502 San Diego av
Ocean Beach Post Office — H K Ran- kin, Postmaster, 5012 Newport av, Ocean Beach
Pacific Beach Post Office — C L Pratt Postmaster, 4408 Lamont
Point Loma Post Office — A E Dixon, Postmaster, 115 6 Rosecrans, Rose- ville, Pt Loma
U S BUREAU OF ANIMAL IN- DUSTRY 219 Federal Bldg Dr Joel E Cloud, inspector in charge
U S CIVIL • SERVICE BOARD OF
EXAMINERS
102 Federal Bldg
Ethel El Tulloch, sec; A E "Wright,
Martha A Ratcliff, Bertha A Cole
U S COMMISSIONER— G H Munkelt, 344 Federal Bldg
U S CUSTOM SERVICE 323 Federal Bldg Clarence D Sprigg, collector of cus- toms; Wm H Woolman, special deputy
U S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE, BUREAU OF CHEMISTRY Pacific Coast Fish Investigations, A
W Hansen in charge, 183 0 Bay
Front, ft of Crosby
U S DISTRICT COURT 239 Federal Bldg
U S DISTRICT ATTORNEY
2 07 Federal Bldg
Jos Burke (Los Angeles)
U S FOREST SERVICE S A Boulden, supervisor, 310 Fed- eral Bldg
U S IMMIGRATION SERVICE 22 3 Federal Bldg Dan S Kuykendall, inspector in charge
U S INTER-DEPARTMENTAL SO- CIAL HYGIENE BOARD Sybil L Campbell, field agt, 121 Bway rni 35 6
U S INTERNAL REVENUE SERV- ICE COLLECTOR'S OFFICE 2 50-254 Federal Bldg R V Dodge office deputy collector; Frank J Bates, chief of division
U S LAND ATTORNEY Chas E Burch, 432 E, rms 5-6-7
U S MARSHAL
210 Federal Bldg
A C Sittel marshal (Los Angeles);
Geo R Cooley, deputy marshal
U S NARCOTIC AGENT John A Denison, 209 Federal Bldg
U S PROHIBITION AGENT Chas L Cass, 204 Federal Bldg
U S POSTOFFICE INSPECTOR Fredk E Jarvis, 217 Federal Bldg
U S PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE —
3 06 Federal Bldg, A L Derbyshire, surgeon in charge
U S REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY E T Lannon, 948 3d rm 505
U S TREASURY DEPARTMENT O C Macumber, special agent, 313 Federal Bldg
U S VETERANS BUREAU VOCA- TIONAL SCHOOL Azalea "Whitney, educational director, 121 Bway rm 5 05
U S VETERANS BUREAU SUB DIST
OFFICE Glenn A Tucker, sub dist mgr, 121 Bway rm 510
U S WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE
3 35 Federal Bldg Dean Blake (temporarily) meteorolo- gist and official in charge
WAR DEPARTMENT FORT ROSECRANS Government fortifications at Point Loma
ROCKWELL FIELD (Air Intermediate Dept), Rockwell Field Coronado
JONES- MOORE PAINT HOUSE
Wholesale Retail
Paint Varnish Roofings
Cor. 5tii and A Streets
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INSURANCE— BONDS 950 Seventh Street
REAL ESTATE
Phone, Main 1515
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Federal Government — Cont.
SIGNAL CORPS AVIATION SCHOOL (USA) North Island
U S ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE 4th floor Federal Bldg
U S ARMY TRAINING CAMP Camp Kearny, Linda Vista
U S DESTROYER BASE Foot of 3 2d St
U S MARINE BASE Tide st, North San Diego
U S MARINE CORPS Barracks, U S Marine Base
U S NAVAL BASE LABOR BOARD C A Jones, recorder, 861 6th rm 229
U S NAVAL COAL DEPOT La Playa
U S NAVAL HOSPITAL Balboa Park
U S NAVAL RADIO STATION Pt Loma
U S NAVAL REPAIR BASE 32d and Bay Front
U S NAVAL HIGH POWER RADIO
STATION Chollas Heights, P O Lemon Grove
U S NAVY PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE
12th Naval District south of S F Bay, Comm N M Smith in charge. Mu- nicipal pier
U S MARINE CORPS RECRUITING STATION
964 5th rm 428 |
U S MARINE CORPS HEADQ'TRS U S NAVY RECRUITING STATION
Second advanced base force 4th Floor, Federal Bldg
Jos H Pendleton, Brig-Genl in com- mand, 235 Bway, rm 515
U S NAVAL AIR STATION North Island
U S QUARANTINE STATION
Dept of Public Health, Dr J R Hur- ley, officer in charge, end of Rose- crans. La Playa, Pt Loma
Fraternal Organizations
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
Division No 1 — Meets second and
fourth Wednesday at Moose Hall,
914 7th, L J Cruse pres; Edwin
Callaghan, rec-sec
Ladies Auxiliary — Meets second and fourth Thursdays at Moose Hall, 914 7th, Nora Callaghan, pres; Julia Hudner, rec-sec
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS
San Diego Lodge No 168— Meets Thursdays, 8 p m, Broadway nw cor 2d R C Benbough, sec
B'NAI B'RITH
Lasker Lodge No 3 70 — Meets 2d and 4th Mondays at 1520 2d, Nathan Baranov, pres; Saml Schiller, sec
BROTHERHOOD LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND ENGINEERS Ramona Lodge No377, BLF&E Meets 2d and 4th Wednesday of each month, K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEOMAN Homestead Lodge No 195 9 — Meets every Monday evening at Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th
COURT OF HONOR Court of Honor No 607 — Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday evening of each month in K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E, Mrs Effice Reed, recorder
DANISH BROTHERHOOD Silvergate Lodge No 3 06 — Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month in Pythian Hall, 3d sw cor
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BEORGE F. OTTO & SON
Florists and
Nurserymen
nursery. 35th and national ave. Phone, main 7066
FLORML DEPOT 7tH. S. W. Cor. B
PHONES MAIN 759 651-02
Bakery
Confectionery « Cafeteria
Caterers
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DANISH SISTERS Meets every first Thursday at Fra- ternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION San Diego Chapter — Mrs L A Ellis,
regent; Mrs E I Kendall, rec-sec;
Margaret Tate, treas
DAUGHTERS OF THE CON- FEDERACY Meets at homes of members fourth Friday of each month, Mrs F E Boldrick, pres; Mrs E H Boldrick, sec
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS Nancy Hanks Lincoln Tent No 5 — Meets second and fourth Friday evenings at Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th, Mrs Loreitta Mat- thews, pres; Mrs Regilia Thing, sec
FORESTERS Court Silvergate No 13 8, F of A — Meets Fridays, Liberty Hall, C Frank McFarlan, fin sec
FRATERNAL AID UNION LODGE Meets second Monday of each month in Moose Hall, 914 7th
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD San Diego Lodge No 18 — Meets every Thursday evening. Fraternal Bro- therhood Hall, 1322 5th, Nettie Conway, treas
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES San Diego Aerie No 244 — 'Meets Tuesday evenings. Eagles' Hall, 733 8th, A T Peterson, sec
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Datus E Coon Post No 172, G A R — Meets second and fourth Satur- days, 2 p m, Pythian Hall, 3d sw cor E, J S Smith, adjt
Datus E Coon Corps No 84, W R C— Meets second and fourth Saturday afternoons at K of P Hall, Mrs E G Hamblin, sec
Heintzelman Post No 33, G A R — Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, Masonic Temple, 5th cor Ash, J R Gregg, commander; C C Pillsbury, adjt
Heintzelman Corps No 1, Wi R C — Meets Tuesday, 2 i> m, in Masonic Temple, 5th cor Ash, Mrs Alice A Johnson, sec
Col J M Howard Circle No 60, Ladies of the G A R — Meets first and third Wednesday at K of P Hall, E sw cor 2d
General U S Grant Circle No 26, La- dies of the G A R — Meets every Monday afternoon and first, third and fourth Saturday evenings of each month in Pythian Hall, 3d sw cor E, Clara McCoy, sec
GRAND UNITED ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
Meets first and third Thursday even- ings at 63 6 Market, Walter Harri- son, sec
HOUSEHOLD RUTH (COLORED) Meets first and third Wednesday evenings at 63 6 Market
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Cha,pulgus Tribe No 155 — Meets
every Thursday evening in Eagles'
Hall, 733 8th
I O O F
San Diego Lodge No 15 3, I O O F —
Meets Thursday, I O O P Hall, Fred
Carpenter, set; Sunset Lodge No 32 8, I O O F —
Meets Tuesdays, I O O F Hall, C
R Sellors, sec Centennial Encampment No 5 8, I O
0 F — Meets first and third Mon- days, I O O F Hall, Fred A Shap- ley, scribe
Canton San Diego No 22, I O 0 F — Meets second and fourth Mondays,
1 O O F Hall, Fred A Shapley, clerk Anna Rebekah Lodge No 13 7, I O O
F — ^Meets second and fourth Fri- days, I O O F Hall, Delia A Severin, rec-sec
Silver Gate Rebekah Lodge No 141 — Meets first and third Fridays, I O O F Hall, Mrs Stella Parks, sec
Veteran Odd Fellows of San Diego
County — Meets some Wednesday in
March and September, I O O F Hall
M W McKinney, rec-sec, J J Fitz- patrick, fin-sec
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Pythian Hall Association — 411 E, A Croghan. sec
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Fraternal Organizations — Cont.
San Diego Lodge No. 2 8, K of P — Meets Mondays, K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E sts, R C Fleischer, C C; H B Silvey, K of R and S
Red Star Lodge No 15 3, K of P — Meets every Friday evening, K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E, N D Kuhlman, C C; H A Croghan, K of R and S
Chevalier Company No 6, U R, K of P — Meets in K of P Armory, 3d svir cor E, every Wednesday even- ing, J E Hobson, captain com- manding
Golden Star Temple No 31, Pythian (Sisters — Meets first and third Tuesday and third Thursday at K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E, Mrs E M Ranson, M, of ,R and C
Woodbine Temple No 36 Pythian Sisters — Meets every Thursday, K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E, Mrs Dor- othy Harris, M of R and C
Al Nandana Santha No 11 — iNomads meets 4th Tuesday evenings of each month at K of P Hall, sw cor 3d and E, Mrs Louise Sherman, scribe
Al Sahil Temple No 162, D O K K- — Meets first Tuesday of each month in Pythian Hall, 3d sw cor E, H A Croghan, sec
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS (COLORED) P L Dunbar Lodge No 2 — Meets sec- ond and fourth Friday, 636 Mar- ket, Clarence Little, sec
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS San Diego Council No 1349 — Meets every Thursday at St Joseph's Hall, 152 8 4th, Nicholas J Martin, grand knight; Wm A Menke, fin sec
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE San Diego Lodge No 508 — Meets Wednesdays at Moose Hall, 914 7th, E C Gowdy, dictator Blodgett, sec Junior Order of Moose — Meets Wed- nesday at 914 7th
MOOSEHEART LEGION OF THE WORLD
Sunshine Legion No. 49 — Meets last Monday of each month at Moose Hall, 914 7th, Frank Fegar, sec
Women of Mooseheart, S D Chapter No 2 — Meets first and third Wed- nesdays of each month at 914 7th
MACCABEES
San Diego Tent No 26, K O T Mi — Meets Wednesdays, Eagles' Hall, 73 3 8th, A T Peterson, record keeper
MASONIC
Masonic Temple Assn — J H peak, sec, 5th ne cor Ash
Masonic Board of Relief — R W Beld- ing, pres; C Woodman Potter, sec. Masonic Temple
Al Bahr Temple, A A O Nobles of the Mystic Shrine — ^No special place of meeting, John Stewart Ross, Po- tentate; V F Safranek, recorder
Blackmer Lodge No 442, F & A M — Stated meetings first Monday at Masonic Temple; E S Driver, W Ml; F H Thatcher, treas; S W Pot- ter, sec. Masonic Temple
San Diego Chapter Knights of Rose Croix No 5, A and A S R — Meets first Wednesday each month at Masonic Temple; H A Kuehmsted, W M; H H Van Dieken, sec
San Diego Lodge of Perfection No 8, A and A S R — Meets first Wednes- day each month. Masonic Temple; H B Frisbin, V M; H H Van Die- ken, sec
San Diego Chapter No 61, R A M — Meets second Monday each month. Masonic Temple; Ralph S Donald, HP; F M Stockton, sec
San Diego Chapter No 264 O E S — Stated meetings first and third Tuesdays of each month in Masonic Temple; M,rs C L Hicks, W M; Mrs E Wl Haustein, sec
San Diego Commandery No 25, K T — Meets first Tuesday each month. Masonic Temple; J C Byers, com- mander; F H Kleinsmith, recorder
San Diego Consistory No 6, A and A S R — Meets first Wednesday each month. Masonic Temple; C H Mor- rison, M of K; H H Van Dieken, registrar
San Diego Council Knights Kadosh No 6, A and A S R — Meets first Wednesday each month at Masonic Temple. C W Hartsough, com- mander; H H Van Dieken, re- corder
San Diego Council No 2 3, Royal and Select Masters — Meets second Fri- day each month, Masonic Temple; G M Thomas. I M; IN Kinney, sec
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San Diego Court No 16, Order of the Amaranth — Stated meetings sec- ond and fourth Tuesdays, Masonic Temple; Mrs M M Merkley, R M; Mrs Lotta B Woodard, sec
San Diego Lodge No 35, F and A M — 'Stated meetings first Friday of each month. Masonic Temple; J T Davidson, W M; Edgar B Levi, treasurer; E A Woodard, sec
Silver Gate Lodge No 29 6, F and A M — ^Stated meetings first Friday each month, Masonic Temple; Nor- ton Langford, S W; Frank A Frye, treas; Joseph H Francis, sec
Corinthian Chapter No 35 8, O E S — Stated meetings second and fourth Thursday, Masonic Temple. Edith A Gower, W M; Mrs E L Chadd,
SGC
Silver Strand Chapter U D O E S — Stated meetings first and third W;ednesday, Masonic Temple; Grace T Green, W M; Lura G Orn- dorff, sec
Southern Star Chapter No 9 6, O E S — ^Stated meetings first and third Thursdays, Masonic Temple. Ethel- mae Madson, W M; Mrs Ida B Be- noit, sec
Bethlehem Shrine No 4, O W S of J — Stated meetings second and fourth Wednesday, Masonic Tem- ple; Miss L A Kaidel, W H P; Miss L G OrndorfE, W S
MASONIC (Colored)
Augustine Commandery No 5 — Meets third Monday of each month at 636 Market; E T Tunnell, sec
Fidelity Lodge No 10 — Meets first and third Friday of each month at 63 6 Market; M G Warner, sec
Isis Temple No 102 — ^Meets fourth Tuesday 63 6 Market; W G Mea- dows, sec
Mount Mariah Chapter No 4 — Meets first Monday of each month at 63 6 Market; W G Meadows, sec
San Diego Consistory No 91 — Meets second Wednesday evenings at 636 Market; F R Andrews, sec
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Bay View Camp No 7255, M W of A — iMeets every Thursday evening in Moose Hall; John Zweck, clerk Mountain View Camp — Meets every Friday evening at 4165 University av, E S D; Wm Konrad, clerk
NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF THE GOLDEN WEST San Diego Parlor — Meets first and third Mondays at Moose Hall, 914 7th; Miss Nell Goodbody, sec
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN
WEST Parlor No 108 — Meets Monday even- ing at Eagles' Hall; Jos C Kelley, pres; Danl Shafer, sec
ORDER OF SONS OF HERMANN San Diego Lodge No 22 — Meets Mon- day evenings. Liberty Hall; Wm Kroner, sec Thusnelda Lodge No 4 — Meets every third Thursday afternoon of each month, Liberty Hall
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT San Diego Circle No 161 — Meets Thursdays, Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, 132 2 5th; Mrs Alice Clip.pen- ger, clerk
ORDER OF VASA Gustav the Fifth Lodge No 175 — Meets second and fourth Fridays at Moose Hall
ROYAL ARCANUM San Diego Council No 1214 — Meets first and third Friday evening at 914 7th; O C Reed, regent; J H Ryan, sec
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA East San Diego Camp — Meets first and third Thursdays at 4165 Uni- versity av, E S D; Mrs Louise Fox recorder Vilven Camp No 2708 — ^Meets second and fourth Tuesday at K P Hall
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION San Diego Council No 429 — Meets every Wednesday evening at K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E; Geo Peter- son, pres; Mrs Lydia Porter, sec Liberty Council No 3172 — Meets ev- ery Tuesday evening at Moose Hall 914 7th; J P Rodgers, pres; C R Jensen, sec
SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION
San Diego Chapter No 2 — Dr Fred
Baker, pres; Allen H Wright, sec
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Fraternal Organizations — Cent.
SONS OF ST GEORGE Meets second and fourtli Wednesday at Masonic Temple, Herbert Mars- ton, pres; Thos J Micken, sec
SONS OF VETERANS U S Grant Camp No 37 — Meets first Friday evening of each month in Masonic Temple; G R De Burn, sec
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS Meets second and fourth Thursdays at K of P Hall; Theo G Sodahl, sec
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Bennington Camp No 20 — Meets first and third Wednesday in K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E; A R Nielsen, commander; G W Moulton, adjt; J A Holden, quartermaster
Ladies Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans — Meets third Wednesday of each month in K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E; Anna L Stuart, pres; Edith M Moulton, sec; Agnes Haf- fey, treas
UNITED BRETHREN FRIENDSHIP (Colored)
Meets second and fourth Thursday evenings at 63 6 Market WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Miramar Camp No 54, W O W — Meets Wednesdays, I O O F Hall, 526 Market; R P Middlebrook, clerk
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Cecil Connelly Post No 75 — ^Meets first, third and fourth Thursday at Liberty Hall 6 66 9th; T C Ryan, commander; Wm E Jurgens, adjt; Frank R Klotz, quartermaster
Libraries
Christian Science Reading Room — (Second Church of Christ Scien- tist), Mrs. A M Rowan librarian, 1013 First Natl Bank Bldg
San Diego City Directory Libraries, at Merchants Assn, 608 Timken Bldg and Chamber of Commerce, Bway nw cor 2d
San Diego Public Library — E bet Sth and 9th, Annex 9 53 Sth
Hours — Delivery desk, 9 a m to 9 p m; Reading room 9 a m to 9 p m; Sundays, 2 to 8 p m; Open on holi- days for reading only, except 4th of July, Thanksgiving day and Christmas, 9 a m to 5 p m; Sixty deposit stations are located in dif- ferent parts of the city; All fire
stations and public schools are also deposit stations
Board of Trustees — E E Hendee, pres; W Tem;pleton Johnson and Mrs M A Llppitt
Librarian — Althea H Warren; Mrs Hannah P Davison, librarian emer- itus; First Assistants, Irma Brink, Margt M Detrick, Nellie M Gish, Lena B Hunzicker, Mrs Algeline M Lawson, E Louise Peck, Mary Van Wagenen
Branches — La Jolla, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, University Heights, Logan Heights, Mission Hills and Washington School
East San Diego Public Library — Mrs Alice E Bacon, Librarian, 40 8 5 Fairmount av, E S D
Miscellaneous Organizations
American Legion, San Diego Post, No 6, H A Steere, adjutant, 615 Bway
American Masons' Federation — Meets every Thursday at Liberty Hall, 666, 9th
American National Red Cross, San Diego Chapter— Cora M Jackson, sec, 121 Bway rm 529
American National Red Cross (home service), W F Worcester, sec, 121 Bway, rm 527
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American Red Cross Militarj^ Relief j Community Service Inc — 121 Bway, Hdqrtrs, Major C H Hunt, field I rm 674, J B Pendleton, dist rep director, U S Naval Hospital | Concordia Ladies' Auxiliary of Con-
Army and Navy Y M C A, Orno E ' cordia Turnverein — Meets every Tyler, exec sec, 337 West E second and fourth Tuesday after-
Associated Charities of San Diego noon at Liberty Hall
County — S E Hazzard, pres; C W Concordia Turnverein — San Diego
Hensel, exec sec, 6 46 B ; Branch North American Gymnastic
Associated Credit Men of San Diego, Union — ^Meets every Wednesday
E C Parker, 65 8 5th evening at Liberty Hall
Astrological Society — ^Meets every \ Disabled Veterans of the World AVar, Wednesday evening, 95 5 8th, C T! San Diego Post No 3; J C Brown,
Hansen, pres; C W Beane, sec
Automobile Service Association of America, J B Gaughen, pres and genl mgr; F F Grant, sec-treas and chief counsel, 932, 8th
Bahia Society — Meets every Friday at 914 7th
Balboa Park Auditorium Assn, Ruth Tibbals, sec, Balboa Park
Bar Association of San Diego — Eugene Daney, pres; L H Smith, sec, 1007 5th, rm 1011
Boy Scouts of America — San Diego Council, E E Barley, executive, Indian Village, Balboa Park
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society — Flor- ence A Rood, supt, 4285 3d
British Benevolent Society — J A Heap, pres; W G Daniels, sec, 519 Bancroft Bldg
British Social Society — J H Perkins, pres; Rose C Plante, sec; meets first Monday in each month at San Diego Club House
Bureau of Catholic Charities, 1015, 1st rm 419, Rev Jos Higgins, di- rector
Busiiness & Professional Women's Club of San Diego — Meets first and third Wednesday at Y W C A Cafeteria; Dr Gladys M Morgan, pres; Theresa E Kruse, sec
Children's Home, Mrs G B Miles, supt 16th ne cor Ash
Children's Home Society of Cal — J H Moore dist supt, 102 5 4th rm 214
Chinese Free Masons — (Chee Kung Tong), 428, 3d
Chinese National Welfare Society — 428, 2d
Chinese Nationalist League — 216 J
Christian Science Society, E S D — 3 87 9 University av
Club El Sordo — Augustus Hesley, .pres; Mrs R C Hesley, sec; Meets at K of P Hall, first Saturday in each month
pres; E C Merrill, v-pres; S D Cox, sec; Saml Edwards, treas; Meets first and third Tuesday of each month, 568 Spreckels Bldg
Door of Hope, 4374 Loma Alta, Pt Loma; Frances M Allen, matron;
Esther Home — Mrs L S Simmons, supt, 2580 C
Floating Society of Christian En- deavor (Seamen's Rest), ft of W Market
Fredericka Home for the Aged (Chula Vista) — Mrs Emma R Say- lor, managing director; 8 61 6th, rm 616
Girl Scouts of America — 432 C, Bar- bara B McMillan, County Director; Mrs Julia McGarvey, office sec
Harbor Light Naval Mens Bldg, ft of 5th; J H Bamberry mgr
Hebron Home Community Farm — Mrs Emma Egbert Williams, supt, Los Angeles rd, N S D
HEBRON HO>rE FOR AGED PEO- PLE— Mrs Emma Egbert Williams, Supt and Mgr, 1825 Newton av
Helping Hand Children's Home — Mrs Sue Chase, mgr, 2245 G
Helping Hand Home Association — Mrs Nannie Dodson, pres; 1806 J
Hillcrest Business Men's Association — C E Dewey sec, 510 University av
Home Center for Enlisted Men — Mrs Effie L Barnes, house mother, 854 12th
International Bible Students Assn — 1069 Sth
Japanese Association of San Diego — G U Kobashi, sec, 621 Market, rm 2
Japanese Fisherman's Assn — B Hirai sec, 1345 Crosby
Manufacturers' and Employers' As- sociation of San Diego — F M White, pres, W G Estep, sec, 23 5 Bway, rm 509
Mariners' Association, 919 4th, rm 39
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Miscellaneous Organizations — Oont.
Master Painters' Association — Meets first Monday in each month at 617 Timken Bldg; C A Boren, sec
Merchants' Association of San Diego — ^Wm O Talbot, sec, 60 8 Tim- ken Bldg
Milk Producers' Assn of San Diego Connty — G T Drinkwater, sec, 1015 1st, rm 208
Neighborhood House — May C Sny- der, head worker, 1809 National av
Ocean Beach Chamber of Commerce — Mrs Julian McGarvey, sec, 5009 Niagara, Ocean Beach
Panama-California State Exposition Commission — G W Marston, pres; R C Allen, Thos O'Hallaran, sec, 520 E, rm 412
Parent-Teachers Association, 8 61 6th rm 607
Pioneer Society of San Diego County — Mrs Grace W Omo, sec; Meet- ings semi-annually
Poetry Society of America — San Diego Chapter; Mrs L H Stahel, pres; Edith H Strong, sec; Meets first Tuesday evening at St James Hotel
Police Relief Assn — 732, 2d, H L Worthen, sec
Pythian Hall Association — Meets at Pythian Castle, H A Croghan, sec
Rest Haven Preventorium — Nancy E Haight, supt. Lemon Villa Tract, E S D
Salvation Army Industrial Dept — 132 F
San Diego Art Guild — 624 B, rm 8
San Diego Association of Optomet- rists— A W Colder pres; L M Winn sec; Alonzo Jessop, treas; 520 E, rm 201
San Diego Bar Association — (See Bar Assn of San Diego)
San Diego Children's Home Associa- tion, 16th, ne cor Ash, Mrs M A Graham, pres; Edith McLeod, sec
San Diego Choral Society — Meets every Monday evening at 624 B; B R Schryock, conductor
San Diego County Breeders' and Fanciers' Assn — Meets the second Saturday evening in month at Chamber of Commerce
San Diego County Dental Society — Dr S B Watson, pres; Dr W E Walsh, sec; meets first Monday evening of each month at 123 0 First National Bank Bldg
San Diego County Exhibitors' Club — Meets first Thursday of month at Chamber of Commerce
San Diego County Medical Society — Pres J F Churchill; sec, Geo B Worthington, M D, 1230 First Na- tional Bank Bldg, 1007 5th
San Diego Draymen's Association — H W Dill, sec, 121 Bway, rm 470
San Diego Hotel Association — R B Thorbus, pres; John Rankin, sec; Meets first and third Mondays at 3 p m, at 60 8 Timken Bldg
San Diego Humane Society — Miles S Edgerton, pres; H H Van Dieken, sec; F E Atwood Humane Officer, 121 Bway, rm 229
San Diego Medical Library — F Aj Burton, M D, pres; G V Smith M D, v-pres; C L Stealy, M D, sec- treas; Mrs Lucy T Edwards, libra- rian, 1230 First National Bank Bldg, 1007, 5th
San Diego Merchant Plumbers' Asso- ciation— Meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings. Liberty Hall, W H Kreiss, sec
San Diego Museum Association — Duncan MacKinnon, pres; Mrs A M W Connell, sec; Mrs H V Pren- tice, sec; Balboa Park
San Diego Music Festival Inc — 624 B; BR Schryock, sec
San Diego Poultry Association Inc — G C Keeney, sec; 50, 22d
San Diego Research Society of Spir- itualists, Rev W E Peck, pastor; Meets every Sunday evening at 914 7th
San Diego Society for the Study and Prevention of Tubreculosis, Free Dispensary, B nw cor 7th; Open Monday and Thursday from 12 to 2:00 p m; Children's Preventor- ium 2 miles e of terminus City Hts car line, Lemon Villa Tract, North Chollas Valley — Dr J A Parks, pres; D C Cleveland, sec
San Diego Society of Arts and Crafts — Mrs Virginia Crow, pres; Mrs Louise A Allen, sec; Meets first and third Thursday at Balboa Park
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San Diego Society of Natural History — J "W Sefton jr, pres; Dr Fred Baker, v-pres; John Burnham, sec; Meets second Saturday of each month at Balboa Park
San Diego Symphony — R B Schryock conductor; F J Reuter, sec, 624 B, rm 3
San Diego Tax Assn — ^W A Doran, sec, 121 Bway, rm 452
San Diego Teachers' Assn — Emma Speers, pres; Eugenia Welker, cor sec; Clarence Swenson, rec sec; Isabel C Klugal, exec sec; Ina Shafer, treas, 8 61 6th, rm 809
San Diego Zoological Society — Dr H M Wegeforth, pres; T N Faulco- ner, sec; J W Sefton, treas, 964 5th
Scandinavian Society of San Diego — Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 914, 7th
Scripps Institution for Biological Re- search, La Jolla; Dr Wm E Ritter, scientific director; W C Crandall, bus mgr
Seaman's Rest — Foot of W Market, C B Smith, supt
Theosophical Society — Annie Besant Lodge, meetings Wednesday even- ings and public meetings every Sunday afternoon at 9 53, 8th; Mrs Adelaide Hawley, sec, 1020 E
Travelers' Aid Society — Ella Thomas sec, 621 C
U S Navy Convalescent Home — 7 62 6 Draper, La Jolla
United Commercial Travelers', San Diego Council 405 — Meets second Wednesday each month in K of P Hall, 3d sw cor E; A E Clark, sec
United Lodge of Theosophists — Meets Monday and Friday 8 p m, 964 5th, rm 532
Vocational Home — Mary E Blair, supt, 17 69 Front
Welfare League of America — J M Ray, supt, 1017 1st, rm 205
Wholesalers' Board of Trade and Credit Assn of San Diego — Aug Sensenbrenner, pres; Carl O Rets- loff, sec, 573-4 Spreckels Bldg
Woman's Central Christian Temper- ance Union — Mrs Ella Whitmore, pres; Meets second and fourth Fridays at Central M E Church
W o m a n 's Christian Temperance Union — (Adams Av Union) Mrs Martha Dunkle, pres
W o m a n 's Christian Temperance Union — (City Federation) Mrs Ida M Hewes, pres; Mrs Clara Farr, sec; Mrs Emma Lauder, treas; Headquarters 854 12th; Meets first Thursday in each month
W o m a n 's Christian Temperance Union — (East San Diego Union), Mrs Lillian Fenn, pres
W o m a n 's Christian Temperance Union — (First Union), Mrs L R Middlebrook, pres; Miss Anna B Bowman, sec; Miss Jennie Staples, treas; Meets second and fourth Thursdays at 854, 12th
W o m a n 's Christian Temperance Union — ;( Francis Willard), Mrs Alice French, pres; Mrs Ida M Hewes, sec; Meets first and third Friday of each month at Trinity M E Church
W o m a n 's Christian Temperance Union — (Mission Hills Union), Mrs Mary Brittain, pres
W o m a n 's Christian Temperance Union — (University Heights), Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Taylor M E Church
Woman's International Theosophical League — Mrs E C Hanson, sec; Pt Loma Homestead
Young Ladies' Institute — Meets sec- ond and fourth Mondays at Moose Hall, 914 7th; D Marie Carvell, Pres; Mary Edelbrock, rec sec
Young Men's Hebrew Assn — Meets at Liberty Hall, Tuesdays; David E Frank, rec sec; Sam Berman, fin sec
Young Men's Institute — Meets every Monday evening at Y M I Hall, 533 F, Rev Paul Dillon, chaplain; M M Gartner, rec sec
Parks
Balboa Park — 1400 acres, from A to Upas, bet Park av and 28th street. Exposition Grounds central sec- tion. J D Morley, supt, Golden Hill section at 25th and A
City Park — Same as Balboa Park Estrella Park — Between Jefferson and Wabash av, nr Geary, 4 blks E of Boundary, East San Diego Golden Hill Park — 2 5th n of Ash
San Diego
Brass Company
Brass, Bronze and Aluminum Cast- ings j^ Name Plates and Gen- eral Job Work
El
Tel. Main 857 1511 J St.
PHILIP
MAYER
CO.
848 7th St.
Phone, Main 1853
AGENTS FOR Baker iron Works Fairbanks, Morse
and Co. Wagner Electric
Co. Electrical Supplies Motor Repairing
ELEVATOR and
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
Since 1886
San Diego's Leading
Men's and Boys*
Outfitters
CUfHIMOtt
Sovthcast Comer Pifth and "E'
Where You Always
Pay Less for Clothing
Furnishings and Shoes
of Quality
The William Kettner Co. insurance
Tel., Main 2183
334-335 SPRECKELS BUILDING
STOLL'S
MULTIGRAPH
Shop
AND
Advertising Bureau
PHONE 655-33 207 Watts Building
MULTIGRAPHING
ADDRESSING
TYPEWRITING
MAILING
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MAILING LISTS
Public Stenographer
L. M. STOLL, MGR.
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1922— SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY— 1922
P.M.