PI IQQ LUMBER AND MILL GO.
ilVWW FIRST AND 3 STREETS
•ass. &
Si it
d
Q O
o
OLDEST and LARGEST
SAVINGS BANK IN SAN DIEGO
&ESAN DIE??, (OS
N. E. COR. FIFTH AND B
ESTABLISHED IfM 1889 RESOURCES OVER 58,000,000
MODERN SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE VAULTS
4QL Interest on Term t%Qf\ OIi Ordinary Sav~ *** Savings Accounts J% "^ Accounts with *md Certificates ®f Depo.ii W Checking Privileges
5AVm<
M.G. WHITE
Bonds and Insurance
•MECKELS THEATRE !LDS8| UU D1E80, OAL
FRANK LYNCH, Press* F. M. WHITE, G*h'i . M*r.
BENSON LUMBER
THE ONLY LUMBER MADE IN SAN DIEGO
Saw MIH, Yards and! &THTO lAfftUfi MAIN. OFFICE
wsHfs ffyyy footofsicssseest*
AMERICAN INDEMNITY .EXCHANGE &2S «
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE AT COST I. i. unuii, mmm mm ms
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
EXCHANGE SECURITIES
CORPORATION
J. H. SHREVE, Pres.
SAN UltGU PUBUU LlbKAKY
HISTORY & WORLD AFFAIRS
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
No. 419-22 Owl Drug Bldg.
Main 5114
(See Page No. 44)
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
ABSTRACT AND TITLE GOS.-ARMS AND AMMUNITION
ONE HOME-ONE MANAGEMENT
—TWO STRONG CORPORATIONS—
Union title Company i*^
JOHN F. FORWARD, Preside
ISSUES HlSTORY&t
World ac ™Ry Guaranteed Certificates of Title and Title
Insurance Policies protected by cash assets
of $2,000,000.00
Union Crust Company
of San Diego
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
s.
D.
CYCLE & ARMS §
"The Sporting Goods Store"
417 E Street ' Bet. 4th and 5th
Home Phone 1301 Sunset Phone 445
GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS,
BICYCLES, SUNDRIES AND REPAIRING,
OUTING CLOTHING AND SHOES
1920— SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS-ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS
Wm. G. Kelly Phone : Main 1677
San Diego Artificial Limb Co.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
Braces, Stump Socks, Body Jackets,
Elastic Hosiery. Arch Supports
Crutches
DEFORMITY APPARATUS— All Kinds Repairing at Reasonable Charges
1332 First Street san diego, California
GEOLOGICAL MAPS AND REPORTS
E. M. SKEATS & SON
ASSAYING, CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND MINE EXAMINATION. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORK, ETC.
750 Eighth Street . SAN DIEGO
PHONE, MAIN 2858
It Pays to be Prominently Displayed
To let people know WHO you are, WHERE you are, and WHAT you have to sell. The City Directory keeps your name before the public 365 days in the year, and it cannot be prominently displayed in any book so CONSTANTLY used as the City Directory.
IS YOUR NAME PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED?
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AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
Phone, Main 2511 Res. Phone, 5124-W
AUTO REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
AUTO TIRES TOWING SERVICE
ACCESSORIES STORAGE
SUNDRIES GARAGE SERVICE
RADIATORS WELDING
CARS WASHED BY THE AIR PROCESS
MACHINE SHOP
MARINE ENGINE REPAIRING 1419 INDIA ST. SAN DIEGO
Built to Give the Lowest Cost Per Mile
BdVME
Made of the Finest §J WW f " MB H Have You
Raw Materials — TSmtFb Seen the
by trained men who Savage ,Service
take pride in their work fiSS3£3FBMIT& Creed?
TUBES
OUR BEST ASSET IS THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER
THE SPRECKELS "SAVAGE" TIRE COMPANY
SERVICE BRANCH FACTORY
936 Second St. near Broadway San Diego, Calif. Main and Sicard Sts.
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
Western Auto Ignition Company
REBUILDING CHARGING SOLDERING RE-WIRING
AUTO
ELECTRICIANS IGNITION AND MAGNETO WORK
EVEREADY STORAGE BATTERY
SALES AND SERVICE STATION
MILLER CARBURETOR SALES AND SERVICE STATION
1144-1148 Third Street Phone, Main 741
THE ROAMER
America's Smartest Car
ALDRICH ®L ANDREWS
DISTRIBUTORS SAN DIEGO AND IMPERIAL COUNTIES
1140 Second Street Main 3054
Leach Power Plus Six
Columbia Six
ASHTON LINES MOTOR CO.
1479 Broadway, San Diego, Cal.
Telephone, Main 1820
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
Main "Our money back guarantee we back up to the limit."
Automobile Wrecking and Salvage House
WALTON BROS., Proprs.
Parts for all makes of Automobiles, no matter how old or new.
Motorboat and Launch Engines of every description.
ANY AND EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE
THE OLD RELIABLE
AUTO EXHIBIT AND WRECKING CO.
1237 F Street, San Diego, Cal.
MAIN 1425 RES. PHONE, MAIN 1526-W
Automotive Repair Shop
BENJ. T. CULLEN, Prop.
MAGNETO, CARBURETOR, ELECTRICAL
AND GENERAL REPAIR WORK
17 YEARS EXPERIENCE
218 B STREET SAN DIEGO
BLOSSER & BlRDSALL
BOB BlRDSALL, Mgr.
VULCANIZING RETREADING
AUTO TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
1224 FOURTH STREET
STORAGE ^«
lb*
&
if**'
J"^ B>
BATTERS©
Carlson & Simpson
Automobile electricians
UNION AT C STREET AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS
SAN DIEGO, CAL. DELCO
Phone, Main 307 KLAXON
REMY
1920 — 'SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
j& BUICK AIND MARMON SPECIALIST &
O. K. CHITWOOD
EXPERT REPAIR WORK TIRES, ACCESSORIES, SUNDRIES, SUPPLIES
1130-1140 Columbia Main 362
CHALMERS "6" HUPMOBILE "4"
W. B. CONNIRY
Distributor San Diego County Salesroom 102 C St., Service Station 1356 First St.,
Main 1600 Main 187
FORD BARNES COMPANY
San Diego County Distributor for HOOD TIRES— TUNGSTEN SPARK PLUGS— McGRAW TIRES, MONOGRAM OILS AND GREASES- NORTH STAR LENS
SAN DIEGO OIL STATIONS
UNION GASOLINE AND ARISTO MOTOR OILS General Office, 1055 Second St. Phone, Main 5941
Phone— -Main 1248 N. E. Cor. 6th and Market Sts, Price Block
CHAS- E. KIZER Auto Tops and Trimming
AUTO TRIMMINGS FOR SALE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
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AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
Tires, Tubes Vulcanizing
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
HARTFORD, RACINE AND MASON TIRES
DEALERS: SAVAGE, MICHELIN, GOODYEAR, UNITED STATES AND GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES
KRAUSE & ROULT
THIRD, S. W. COR. B. PHONE, MAIN 2567
ELMER A. LASH
General Automobile Repairing
specify PACKARDS and REOS Mod.is
Phone, Main 1425 218 B Street
J. P. LAURSEN Goodyear Cord, Fabric and Truck Tires
GIVENS' BEADLESS TIRES
DISTRIBUTOR FOR LEE TIRES
TIRE REPAIRING
11th and Market Sts. Phone, Main 853 San Diego, Cal.
J. W. LINDSAY Phone, Main 4569 C. F. WELLS
MORELAND TRUCK SERVICE STATION
CENTRAL GARAGE
AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRING, GAS AND OILS 1041 COLUMBIA ST.
(One Half Block North of Broadway)
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AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
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Phone, |
4^211^ CENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 744 7th St SanDieeoCal Main 2649 Res., Main 5364-J |
USED CARS
LOW PRICED DEPENDABLE USED CARS
CASH OR TERMS
Distributor PLANET SUB-TIRES the Inside
TIRE THAT DOES AWAY WITH ALL BLOW-OUTS
Mission Auto Exchange
1066 FIRST, COR. C. SAN DIEGO
SERVICE SERVICE
0& SIX
Mitchell Six Company
Distributors
1144 FIRST ST. PHONE, MAIN 1161
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Distributor San Diego County |
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VIELE AND GARDNER MOTOR CARS |
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100% VALUE |
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SERVICE AND PARTS |
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JOHIN MOYNAHAN |
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Phone, Main 614 1125 First St. |
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AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
Phone, National 352-J
Automobile Repairs — Light and Heavy Machine Work — Oxy-Acetylene Welding
and Brazing
National Garage and Machine Shop
ARTHUR HEYER, Proprietor
EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE Eleventh St. and National Ave. NATIONAL CITY, CAL.
MAIN 418 M. V. ROOT, Prop.
"We Never Sleep"
NEW YORK GARAGE
STORAGE— CARS CARED FOR
By the Month EVERYTHING FOR THE CAR
FEDERAL TIRES 630 Tenth St., San Diego
VESTA STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE STATION
IGNITION AND ^^^H^^^ AUTOMOBILE
MAGNETO WORK -ifi^^SffflBfefeg^ ELECTRICIANS
SERvice STORAGE^^ATTEIflf wnTTMr
&H,K V lUH, "coata Leaa Der Month of Servici" WIRING
ncwquisi Tgnition and Battery Works
1360 FIFTH ST. MAIN 1328
PAIGE MOTOR CARS
'The Most Beautiful Car in America'
Distributors for San Diego County 942 Columbia St. Tel., Main 458
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AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
Phone, Main 1871 Trucking and Hauling
*" ^IINUTE MAN SIX *""^
Orndorff Bros. Motor Company
DISTRIBUTORS
LEXINGTON MOTOR CARS
TIRES— TUBES— AND— ACCESSORIES 932 EIGHTH ST. SAN DIEGO, CAL.
Hewitt Tires and Tubes
CORD AND FABRIC
HEWITT HARD RUBBER TRUCK TIRES SAVAGE TIRES, U. S. TIRES AND TUBES
AND ALL OTHER MAKES
Vulcanizing and 'Retreading
PicKford-BarKer Tire Co.
1202 Third Street Phone, Main 2417
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Indiana Tractors |
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WILLIAM BOTTERELL, Proprietor Phone, Main 1557; Res., Hillcrest 2267-W
San Diego Auto and Carriage Co.
(Successors to H. Mestemacher)
WAGON, AUTO-BODY, WHEEL AND SPRING
MANUFACTURERS
REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Office and Shop, 452 Eighth St., Between I and J Streets
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 192 0 13
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
PHONE, MAIN 1182
y* „•„ r,«*.««^ SAN DIEGO BATTERY
Mission uarage & ignition company
(OWNERS) EVERYTHING FOR THE CAR UNDER ONE BIG ROOF
HOUK WIRE WHEEL SERVICE STATION
AUTO REPAIRING, ACCESSORIES AND WASHING, BATTERY AND IGNITION WORK
FROM INDIA TO COLUMBIA, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND C ST.
STUTZ AND NASH CARS NASH TRUCKS
AND UTILITY TRAILERS
' '
W. EDWARD SHAW MAIN 636 1141 FIRST ST. HOME 2237
HOWARD B. SHRYOCK GEO. E. CASTLE
Phone, Main 1965
SHRYOCK & CASTLE
EXPERT TIRE REPAIRING
UNITED STATES, FEDERAL, RACINE AND HORSE SHOE TIRES AND TUBES. MICHELIN AND RED HOWE TUBES.
CORD AND FABRIC RETREADING
SERVICE CAR
1127 Second Street, Bet. B and C Streets San Diego, Cal.
Southern California Tire Works
ROY J. WALKER
GOODYEAR TIRES
AUTO SUPPLIES VULCANIZING
Main 5127 S. E. Cor. Second & B Sts.
Home 4538 SAN DIEGO, CAL.
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1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
LINCOLN GARAGE
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING :: STORAGE
EQUIPPED WITH WRECKING CAR
Phone, Main 2712
Thirteenth and E Streets
Western Auto Supply Company, Inc.
EVERYTHING FOR THE
CAR, TRUCK AND GARAGE
DISTRIBUTOR
DIAMOND TIRES AND VENTURA PARAFFINE
OILS AND GREASES
FIFTH AND ASH STS., SAN DIEGO.
NORWALK TIRES
AND TUBES
Drive Your Car Inside for Service
COLUMBIA TIRES Vulcanizing, "Retreading, Accessories
Western Tire Sales Co.
1140 Third Street H. B. Fischer, Prop.
Phone, Main 2444 C. A. Liitt, Mer.
Expert
Tire
Repairing
Vulcanizing
and
Anti-Skid
Retreading
Western Tire and Rubber Works
Main 2444
W. J. EVANS, Prop. Distributors "Western" Variable Tread Molds
1140 Third St.
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
15
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT-AUTO EXPRESS
■*• Young & Chamberlain fi
PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES
Bosch Magnetos
Gray & Davis Starters
Rayfield Carburetors
Master Carburetors
Welding Apparatus and Supplies
Oxygen
Prest-o-Lite Gas
Welding Gas
H. W. Johnsi-Manville Speedometer Service
Ever-ready Welding Service
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS AND VULCANIZING
1126-1136 Front St.
San Diego, Cal.
ZADER'S GARAGE
MACHINE WORK REPAIRING OVERHAULING BRAZING
W. E. ZADER, Prop.
AUTO
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
WELDING AUTO SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES AUTO LIVERY
BATTERY AND IGNITION SERVICE L. J. Crawford
TIRES AND VULCANIZING Art Harrington
7832 IVANHOE
TDAY AND IMIGHT1 L Tels. LaJolla61-Wand 253 J
La Jolla, Cal.
we check your baggage
PHONE MAIN
From— HOTEL OR RESIDENCE To— ALL RAILROADS AND STEAMSHIP LINES
OFFICE AND DEPOT 950 INDIA
FREIGHT, EXPRESS PARCELS AND BAGGAGE
SYSTEMATIC CITY AND SURBURBAN DELIVERIES
Daily Trips to Coronado, East San Diego and Old Town
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1920— SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
BAKERS
HOME OF
TIP-TOP AND KLEEN MAID [BREAD
Most Sanitary and Up-to-Date Bakery in San Diego
Open For Inspection at All Times
Tels., Main 47; Home 1047
701 SIXTEENTH ST
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BAKING CO.
HOME OF
HOLSUM AND BUTTERNUT BREAD
ALL KINDS OF PIES AND CAKES.
FRENCH PASTRY OUR SPECIALTY
Office and Factory 125-171 14th St.
Tels., Main 578, Home 1578
Factory, Home 2174
Don't Use
an Old Directory
You would not think of using a last year's calen- dar, or reading a newspaper a week old. Why an old Directory? Buy a new Directory as soon as issued or you are liable to lose more time than you can well afford.
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
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BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Rogan & Company
MORTGAGES
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JJ!JJ[ mm km «« »■ *'« s» m w
JJI1 mam Mm |E" ' * a
Mortgage Certificates
5 and 6%
Safe Deposit Floor San Diego Savings Bank
MAIN 2557
1920 — > SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS
IS INVITED BY
San Diego's Oldest and Largest Savings Bank
3Qrf Interest on Ordinary Savings Accounts /^ with Checking Privilege.
4Qi Interest on Term Savings Accounts and /^ Certificates of Deposit.
RESOURCES OVER $7,500,000.00
MODERN SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
19
BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
#2ESj>
#fff?fe
The
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.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
C. W. Landis President
Ruf us Choate Vice-President
E. J. Heimerdinger Cashier
W. G. Swenson J. H. Shreve W. H. B. Egan F. E. Lindley
20 1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Citizens Savings Bank
SIXTH STREET AT E
4 % Interest on Savings Accounts
3 % Interest on Checking Accounts
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS ON GROUND FLOOR
Bank open Saturday Evenings, 6:30 to 8:00
The Merchants National Bank
OF SAN DIEGO
Granger Block — Cor. Fifth and Broadway
Capital (fully paid) $250,000.00
Surplus and Profits (all earned) $600,000.00
Twenty-seven 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 W. R. ROGERS, Cashier
A. H. FROST, Vice-President H. E. ANTHONY, Asst. Cashier
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920 21
BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
"SAN DIEGO'S GREAT DEPARTMENTAL
BANK"
BANKING in this community can best be trans- acted at this institution, where all classes of financial business are carried on under one roof and one management.
Safe Deposit, Savings, Commercial, Trust and Bond Departments ; each in charge of an expert.
Southern Trust & Commerce Bank
"San Diego's Largest Bank"
CAPITAL, $1,000,000
U. S. Grant Hotel Building Branches at Coronado and La Jolla
Main 5150 G. A. DAVIDSON, President
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BATTERY MANUFACTURERS-BONDS
BATTERY MANUFACTURERS
THE DEPENDABLE
YANKEE^3|IT CAN'T BATTERY ^P SHORT
ASK YOUR DEALER
OR WRITE DIRECT TO
Yankee Battery Mfg. Co.
THE MANUFACTURERS
1968-1970 India St., San Diego, Cal.
Prudential Bond & Mortgage Company
C. J. Novotny, President and Counsel
BONDS : MORTGAGES : SECURITIES
Our COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS are secured by a de- posit with and assignment to the UNION TRUST COM- PANY of bonds, mortgages and securities which are legal investments for SAVINGS BANKS in the state of California.
THERE IS NO BETTER SECURITY SAFETY FIRST
Central Mortgage Building Co. First Street and Broadway
T
HOUSANDS of People Consult this Directory Daily. Are You Properly Represented in it?
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
23
BOOK-BINDERS
Ross & George
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
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1920— SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
BOTTLING WORKS-BUILDING MATERIAL
E. W. SCHNEPP, Mgr.
TEL. MAIN 1413
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
COCA-COLA, HIRE'S ROOT BEER, FRUIT SYRUPS, SODA Distributors "EASTSIDE ZEST"
SAN DIEGO TRIPURE WATER CO.
"Tripure" Distilled Water and Gingerale
1772 MAIN ST. Main 1413
555 FRONT ST. Main 5555
Home Phone, 1248 Pacific, Main 248
Office and Warehouses
708 West G St., Cor. Arctic antd G.
W. J. BAILEY CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BUILDING MATERIALS, HOLLOW TILE, LIME AND CEMENT
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
San Diego Tile and Woodstone Co.
Warehouse and Display Room 758 FRONT STREET
H. W. SHARMAN, President
JOHN H. HAMILTON, Secretary and Treasurer.
Phone, Main 4871
Pittsburg Water Heater Company
DISPLAY AND OFFICE 758 FRONT STREET
S. D. TILE & WOODSTONE CO.
Agents
Phone Main 4871
JOHN G. WICKHAM, Factory Repr.
Home Phone 1247
Postoffice Box 335
Pacific, Main 247
J. S. SCHIRM COMMERCIAL CO.
WILLIAM DARBY, Manager
LIME, CEMENT, 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, Armco Iron, Beaver Board
Warehouses Foot of Third and Fourth Streets
Office, Fourth and K Streets San Diego, Cal.
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
25
BUILDINGS
F. T. SCRIPPS BUILDING
Main 663
MARY J. SCRIPPS, Manager 525 C
Room 502
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iisoai Minui noj
One of San Diego's modern and fire-proof office buildings. Every room large and light, with hardwood floors. Reasonable rates. Best of service. In the heart of the city.
Tenant • Room
Anderton, Dr. H. S 301-02
Barney & Barney 208-09-10
Barney & McKie 206-07
Boy Scouts 204-05!
Burr Eleanor H. Mrs 407-08
Butz, Alma 203
California Ins. Co. 208
Carlson, G. G 409
Co. Library ....505-06-07-08-09-10-11-12
Crescent Hemstitching Co 201-02
Fireman's Fund Ins Co 208
Fireman's Ins. Co 208
Hallinan, loseph 504
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co.. 208 Insurance Co. of North America .... 208
Laureen, P. W 401-02-03
Lowry, Flora B. Mrs 410
McRae, Milton A 602
Maryland Assurance Corporation . . . 208
Maryland Casualty Co 208
Merill, Dr. A. P 305
Monroe, Marion Mrs 404
Myrick, J. K. Mrs 411
Tenant Room
National Fire Ins. Co 208
New York-California Underwriters . . 208
New York Plate Glass Ins. Co 208
North British & Mercantile Ins. Co.. 208
Office of Building 303
Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co 208
Paine, R. F 601
Pearson, Chas. A 412
Progressive Sewing School 311-12
Queensland Ins. Co., Ltd 208
Regal, M. A. Miss 405-06
Rhode Island Ins. Co 208
Riley, Lewis S 501-02
Scripps Central Offices 6th fl.
Scripps, Jas. G
. . . .603-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12
Scripps, Mary J. Miss 303
Scripps, Robt. P 306-07-08-09-10
Strickfadden, N. L. Mrs 304
Tyler, Dr. P. H 211-212
Vimedia Co 411
Ware, Wilhelmina Mrs 311-12
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1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
BUILDINGS
Sprockets 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, cherful, large or small rooms and suites. Hot water, gas, compressed air. Attorneys have access to Union Law Library.
J. FRED TRAGGARDH, Mgr.
Tenants Room
Atkin, J P 352
Auto Club of Southern California
137 Broadway
Bailey, Dr. Milton 449
Baker, Nancy E 502
Bales, Mrs. M. B 923 1st St.
Bergroff, A. C 515
Board of Trade 573, 574
Bradstreet Co, The 337
Burbeck, E. M 955 1st St.
Butler, Dr. E. A 339. 340
Chartres-Martin, Dr. E. P 545,546
Christian Science Lit. Dist. Com 602
Christian Science Reading Rooms 638 to 641
Coffroth Co, J. W 349 to 351
Collumb, Jas. E 233
Commercial Employment Agency 329
Community Oil Well 377
Conant, Mrs. L. C 502
Dodge & Hay ward 121 Broadway
Draper, F. E ...543
Dreyer, Leo 434
Drummer, H. G 668
Dundas-Martin 553, 554
Easton, George D 344
Edelen. F. F 343
Electric Supplies Dist. Co 924 2d St.
Elliott, Dr. Mabel M 534. 535
Emeis, Dr. H. P 447. 448
Expert Service Bureau 550
Fairbanks, Major G. B 515
Flowers, A. E 67 2
Francis, Wirt 614, 615
Freevert-Powell Inv. Co 248
Gallagher, Dr. Geo. L 333
Gearhart, Dr. W. F 347. 348
Gill, Paul C 616, 617
Gillmore & Co 549
Gordon Bros & Franklin. .. .107 Broadway
Gore, M 409
Graham, Kathleen 474, 475
Hahn, E. 0 301
Hale, Perley 572
Hazard-Gould Sport Goods.. 145 Broadway
Hoffman, E. M 408
Holden, H. H 671
Horn, L. C 653
Hotel Employment Agency 330
Hyde, C. L. Construction Co 345
Jenney, Ralph E 613. 614
Johns-Manville Co., H. W 551
Johnson, O. A .440
Jordan, Lucy E 307
Kelley, Gertrude 550
Kettner, Wm 334, 335
Kipp, Sylvester 532
Kruckman, A 674
Lane, H. G 221
League of the Southwest 674
Lillicrap, A. E 243
Linda Vista Oil Co 409
Lischner, Dr. H 450 to 452
Lord & Glasford 113 Broadway
Lower California Jockey Club. .. .349 to 351 Ludington Co, Wu F 234,235
Tenants Room
Lundoff, Miss H. S 570,571
MacKinnon, A. R 548
McCann Co, H. K 552
Martin, Ada Austin 410. 411
Maloney & Rumball 131 Broadway
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co..434to437
Milton the Tailor 131 Broadway
Mitchell, Bertha B 547. 548
Moller, Mrs. Clara 502
Morgan, Dr. Gladys 534.535
Morris, A. H 956. 2d St.
Myers, Harvey 443
Neale. Herbert N 443
Noble, Abraham 418
Nurses' Official Directory 550
Paton, Mrs. A. A 577
Pelton, J. S 515
Persons, C. E 552
Pyper, J. S 346
Quayle Bros. & Cressey 601
Radbourne-Johnston Inc 453
Red Cross, Home Service 510 to 513
Reinholt, O. H 671
Remondino. Dr. C. H. E 226 to 228
Ringrose, R. E 553. 554
Ross. Dr. J. L 446
San Diego & Arizona Ry. Co. Ticket
Office 101 Broadway
San Diego & Arizona Ry. Co. General
Office 604 to 637
San Diego-California Club... 137 Broadway S. D. E. Ry. Co. Car Men's Club. .217 to 221
San Diego & Sorrento Oil Co 331. 332
San Diego Union Co 225
Savage Tire Corporation 936 2d St.
Siens & Co, E. Byron 652 to 654
Simpson, Dr. A. L 230 to 232
Southern Investment Co 301
Spreckels-Camp-Shadbolt Co 529, 530
Spreckels Theatre 121 Broadway
Straus & Co. S. W 247
Stuart. M. Pauline 507. 508
State Compensation Ins. Fund 543
Tecumseh Petroleum Co 652 to 654
Terry, C. P. & C. D 407
Thomas, Dr. Robt. W 544,545
Tucker, J. Z 249
IT. S. Mortgage & Trust Co 343
Wadham, Jas E 647.648
Wakeling Thos A 233
Wankowski Co., V 341 to 343
War Camp Community Service 440,441
Western Investment Co 344
Wheeler. W. H 610.611
White, Dr. G. F 643.644
White, M. G 241 to 243
Wilde, L J 376. 377
Wilson, Dr. W. E 649 to 651
Whilton & Co., E. M 514.515
Willsher. A. E 889. 330
Wholesalers Board of Trade 573.574
Wright, Leonard 647, 648
Wuest. A 301
Wurster Const. Co 655,656
Whitacre. P. A 548
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BUILDINGS
Union Building
On .Broadway, Second and Third Streets. A limited number of desir- able offices and suits 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 business is strongest.
Union Law Library, 5,500 Volumes.
J. FRED TRAGGARDH, Mgr.
Tenants Room
Bell, Dwight D 416, 418
Blake, Moffltt & Towne 527, 528
Bowman, A. B 311
Button, R. S 306
Cameron Co., H. A 420, 421
Gary, W. P 517, 518
Casebeer, A. J 408
Connell, Stephen 303
Coronado Tent City 209
Coronado Water Co 209
County Highway Commission 501
Cuyamaca Club 6th Floor
Dorn, A„ L 509, 512
Esrey, D. R 416, 418
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Grace Fuller 429
Forward, John F., Jr 312
Gardiner, H. C 415
Gazvini, J 213 Broadway
Gray, Gordon 416, 418
Hale, Stanley 501. 503
Hamilton & Lindley 420, 421
Hawley, George M 310
Heilbron, Dr. Louise 411, 412
Henking & Randolph 504
Hoff, G. F 403, 404
Hotel del Coronado 209
Kemp, H. V 209 Broadway
Kendall, E. 1 529
Kew, R. M 303
Lacey, R. Sherman 306
Lamme, E. H 529
Libby, Warren E 517, 518
Tenants
Room
McCorkle, J. H 409
Macomber, Frank J 308, 309
Manufacturers' & Employers' Assn 401
Mead, Dr. F. H 505, 506
Morganstern, A. J 509, 512
Morningstar, O. C East Basement
National City of California 402
Office of Building 313
Pacific Rys. 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 3d St.
Point Loma Railroad Co 209
Poor, W. O . 402
Public Administrator 419
Reed, Edwin 419
Rudder's Grill West Basement
San Diego Electric Ry. Co 209
San Diego Directory Co 410
San Diego Union Co 225 Broadway
San Diego & Coronado Ferry Co 209
Spreckels Securities Co., J. D. & A. B..209
Stephens & Co 315. 325
Sweet, Stearns & Forward 301, 305
Titus, Horton D 308, 309
Torrance, E. Swift 405, 406
Torrance, E. S 405, 406
U. S. Marine Corps 513, 516
Union Law Library 435, 438
United Light, Fuel & Power Co 209
Western Advertising Co. Inc 501, 503
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CASH REGISTERS - CEMETERIES-COFFEE MILLS
Agency :
Philadelphia
Computing
Scales
CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE
CASH OR
TERMS
NEW AND REBUILT CASH REGISTERS
ELECTRIC COFFEE MILLS, ELECTRIC MEAT
CHOPPERS, MEAT SLICERS AND SCALES
QUALITY GUARANTEED— EXPERT REPAIR
215 C STREET PHONE, MAIN 92
Greenwood Cemetery Association
40th AND IMPERIAL AVE.
Perpetual Care Cemetery
Crematory Main 477
CHAS. H. TALBOT, Res. Representative
The A. J. Deer Co., inc.
ELECTRIC
Royal
COFFEE MILLS MEAT CHOPPERS MEAT SLICERS COFFEE ROASTING MACHINES
951 EIGHTH ST.,
Phone, Main 2438
SAN DIEGO
FACTORY BRANCH— SERVICE AND PARTS HERE
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COLLECTIONS-CONTRACTORS
CONNER ADJUSTMENT BUREAU
G. E. CONNER, Mgr. ROOM 612 TIMKEN BLDG., 861 SIXTH ST.
LAW, COLLECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS CURRENT AND DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS
PHONE, MAIN 2683
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
HARRY C. BRAWNER
HARMON J. HUNTER
BRAWNER & HUNTER Contractors and Builders
Sunset 2272
SHOP 1444 I ST.
Home 1426
The Reliable Decorative Co.
Painting * Papering Decorating
in all its branches
FRESCOING A SPECIALTY
Shop and Office Office: Home 1426, Main 2272
1447 I St. A. PEARSON, Mgr. Res., Hillcrest 1294
Shop, Main 2233 Point Loma 368-J
Residence, 4727 Brighton, O. B.
H. J. GERARD
BUILDER SHOP, 848 SIXTH STREET
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
STORE AND OFFICE WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
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CONTRACTORS-CUSTOMS BROKERS-DAIRY PRODUCTS
SAWDUST and SHAVINGS
FOR
RESTAURANTS MEAT MARKETS REFRIGERATORS
LAWNS, ETC.
FERTILIZER TOP SOIL
T E A M I
N G
FOR STABLE-BEDDING POULTRY YARDS
MULCHING MUD HOLES, ETC.
CEMENT WORK CONTRACTING
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
D. L. OLSEN
735 West Beech St.,
Main 2588
A. V. ALDRETE, Pres. J. S. ROMERO, Counselor R. LEGRAND, Sec-Treas.
CUSTOMS BROKERS
FORWARDING AGENTS
Tijuana Brokerage Co., inc.
(TIJUANA, B. C. MEXICO) TRANSLATIONS IMPORTATIONS EXPORTERS
San Diego Office, 411 J St. Tel., Main 5139 REFERENCE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN DIEGO
PURE MILK DAIRY COMPANY
Distributors of PURITY DAIRY PRODUCTS
Ice Cream, Cottage Cheese, Butter, Cream, Milk, Kefir
Butter and Egg Dept. 701 Fifth St.. Sunset 411
Deliveries to All Parts of the City.
A Modern Plant at N. W. Cor. 12th and K. Home 2034
Sunset 3311
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DAIRY SUPPLIES-DYERS AND CLEANERS-ELECTRICIANS
Dairy and Farm Supplies
GAS ENGINES and IMPLEMENTS
CALL AND GET OUR PRICES
P. A. GIRAUD
740 FOURTH ST.
MAIN 534
HILLCREST 327
BoTa
CLEANERS
"WE KNOW HOW"
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1417 UNIVERSITY AVE.
We Specialize in Motor and Generator Winding
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS
SERVICE THAT SERVES
WEATHERS &, CO.
Main 1593 . 322-330 Fifth Street
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ELEVATORS-FARM IMPLEMENTS-FLORISTS
SHOP PHONE, MAIN 1853 RES. PHONE, HILLCREST 3382-J
MAYER
Elevator and Electrical Contractor
SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS
848 SEVENTH STREET
We handle a Complete Line of
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Of All Descriptions, as well as Repair Parts of All Makes
DAIRY SUPPLIES
AND
GASOLINE ENGINES
P. A. GIRAUD
740 FOURTH ST. main 534
SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR EASTERN DELIVERY
THE FLOWER SHOP
MISS A. M. RAINFORD CUT FLOWERS, FLORAL DESIGNS AND DECORATIONS
Main 297 1115 FOURTH STREET SAN DIEGO, CAL.
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FREIGHT FORWARDERS-FUEL AND FEED-FURRIERS
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
WE HANDLE GARDEN SEED IN BULK Main 4771 Home 4454
W. J. BUTLER
Dealer in
HAY, GRAIN, FEED AND FUEL
POULTRY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, WIRE FENCING, NAILS, ETC.
2633 Imperial Ave., Bet. 26th and 27th Sts. San Diego, Cal.
IRWIN & COMPANY
HAY— GRAIN— MILLFEEDS WOOD— COAL
Manufacturers Silver Gate Brand Egg Foods, Scratch Feed, Chick Feed and Mashes.
Main Office, Fourth and K Main 440 Home 1440
FranK .A. Hunech Expert Furrier
REMODELING, REPAIRING, RELINING AND CLEANING
FURS STORED
MASONIC TEMPLE 1401 FIFTH ST.
34 1920 — .SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
HARDWARE-HOSPITALS
HILLCREST 2584
Wm.Konrad Hardware Co.
HARDWARE
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASS AND PAINTS HAY AND GRAIN, FUEL AND FEED
4177 UNIVERSITY AVE.
EAST SAN DIEGO
Announcement of the
AGNEW SANITARIUM
AND HOSPITAL
To the Medical Profession and Public of San Diego and vicinity. Permit us in this way to call your attention to the fact that this hospital has just been completely reno- vated and is under an entire new management.
We are fully competent and prepared to care for all cases under Medical Direction and are particularly equipped to handle Surgical and Obstetrical patients in separate departments
The Agnew training school for nurses has been discontinued and all nursing care is directly super- vised by Graduate Registered nurses.
The hospital is open for your inspection at any time.
A children's ward has recently been added and offers every advantage, including a milk laboratory for dispensing of milk formulas.
Respectfully, GEO. W. GRIFFITHS, Jr., Manager
Rose M. Weil, R. N. (Illinois), Supt. of Nurses. Bernice Pattillo, R. N., Head Surgical Nurse.
Fifth and Beech Streets, San Diego, California
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HOSPITALS
fiebron Rome foraged People
(Incorporated)
THIS IS A HOME IN FACT AS WELL AS IN NAME
A HAVEN OF REST FOR THE AGED
Established by Emma Egbert Williams who has had 25 years active experience in caring for aged people. The Home is not supported by charity alone, but a small nominal charge is made for the keep of aged people. All officers serve without salary
or other pay.
1825 NEWTON AVE.
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
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HOSPITALS
St. Joseph's Hospital
University Ave., Northeast Corner Sixth Street
t=]CDl=l
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.
HOME FOR THE AGED
St. Joseph's with its many other advantages, offers a delightful home for the aged. To those who are properly recommended, the life rate is $1500 and up.
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HOSPITALS
Theobald Sanitarium
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 city, 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. Select Accommodations for Invalids WITH SKILLED NURSING AND CARE, including Hydrotherapy and Massage by a Registered Masseuse. Special Attention to Diet. No Contagious or Mental Cases Accepted.
EVERY EFFORT IS MADE TO CREATE A HOME ATMOSPHERE.
PHONE, MAIN 1927
208 W. LAUREL ST., SAN DIEGO.
Office, 450-52 Spreckels Bldg.— Main 3828
Phone Main 447
THE LISCHNER Sanatorium for Children
JUNIPER AND THIRTIETH STS.
INDIVIDUAL CARE PROPER DIET IDEAL SURROUNDINGS
A Model Place for1 the Child Requiring Special Attention
CHILDREN'S SPECIALIST,, Director
A N AD in the City Directory Makes ** Business — Increases the Business Value of Your Name.
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HOTELS
MRS. G. G. JOHNSON, Prop.
New Palace Hotel
Phones, Main 4202 Home 3032
Write for . Reservations
FREE AMUSEMENTS
Billiards and Pool
Cards and Dancing
The New Palace Hotel is a synonym for every thing 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
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HOTELS
When You Arrive in San Diego Stop At
*V
"See San Diego"- From Our Sun Parlor
Close to Theatre and Shopping Districts
Eleven Floors of Steel, Concrete and Marble
Observation Sun Parlor and Roof Garden
Absolutely Fire Proof
On Sixth, Bet. E and F
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Prices
Moderate and Always the Same
Rooms Single' or En Suite. Tub and Shower Baths
"You Are At Home While Away From Home"
San Diego's Tallest Building
San Diego, Cal.
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HOTELS
King Oknrge iffltel
7th and E Sts.
Rates $1.50 to $3.50 Per Day
Special by Week or Month
Phone, Main 3217
J. R. HANKLA, Manager
Beautiful Lobby, Attractive Parlors, and many Additional Improvements.
Take No. 2 or 7 Car from Union Station or Municipal Pier to Seventh Street. One Block South.
San Diego, California
MORE GOODS .-ARE BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH THE
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS LISTS
OF THE
DIRECTORY
THAN
ANY OTHER MEDIUM . ON EARTH
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H0TELS-H0USEM0VERS
Phone Sunset, Main 4548 W. ORMES, Prop.
WEEKLY RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS
HOTEL NYE
MODERN ELECTRIC HEAT PRIVATE BATHS
1041 SIXTH ST., Bet C and D
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
PHONE
MAIN 3756
HOTEL WEBSTER
Mrs.T. M.Pope CORNER 8TH and Son AND E STS.
RATES: $1.00 to $1.50 With private bath $1.00 to $2.50
Large rooms suitable for families, or 3 or 4 persons, $1.50 to $2.00.
The Webster Hotel is ideally located, only 800 feet from main business corner of city; opposite public library; one block from car line to main entrance of Exposition. Each guest feels at home in a neat, well furnished, clean room, with good beds, hot water, steam heat, and at a very moderate rate.
Houses Moved and Raised
Owl House Moving and Wrecking Co.
H. OLIVER WILLIAMS, Mgr.
OFFICE 4020 EIGHTH STREET
PHONE HILLCREST 391
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IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS-INSURANCE
the STEVNO CO., inc.
STEVNO PRODUCTS
BROKERS— JOBBERS— IMPORTERS— EXPORTERS
Manufacturers' Agents Manufacturers' Export Agents
BAKERS' AND CONFECTIONERS' SUPPLIES— Wholesale
OFFICE, 1328 FIRST ST. PHONE, MAIN 270
BARNEY & BARNEY
2nd Floor Scripps Building INSURANCE— BONDS— COMPENSATION
Representing Leading Companies of the World (Combined Fire Assets $175,000,000)
California Ins. Co. (Auto Dept.) National Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford
Insurance Co. of North America New York Plate Glass Ins. Co.
Rhode Island Ins. Co. New York-California Underwriters
North British & Mercantile Ins. Co. Maryland Casualty Co.
Firemen's Ins Co. of Newark Firemen's Fund Ins. Co. (Marine Dept.) Queensland Ins. Co.
Main 2100 Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Advertise in the Directory
It Will Bring Results Some One Reads It All the Time
1920 — SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920 43
INSURANCE
"BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY"
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Oldest in America — Strongest in the World W. A. BOLTON, District Manager
Lowest net cost. Assets nearly 700 Million Dollars $22,000,000.00 Dividends Paid to Policy Holders in 1919.
WE INSURE EVERYTHING
The best Life, Accident, Health and Fire Insurance.
Ocean Accident and Guaranty Corporation. Strongest in U. S. A. Issues most liberal policies in America.
Interstate Business Men's Accident and Health Association. Liberal Policies ; Clean settlements ; Lowest prices.
Our watchword, "Greatest Benefits to Policyholders."
BOLTON COMPANY
308 Watts Building Phone, Main 4358 San Diego, Calif.
WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
H. A. Cameron Company
THE OFFICE OF EFFICIENCY
ESTABLISHED 1910
Union Building, San Diego, Phone Main 4953
44 1920— SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY — 1920
INSURANCE
BONDS
FIDELITY ;& SURETY
Massachusetts Bonding $ Insurance Co.
INSURANCE
Leading American and Foreign Companies
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, ACCIDENT AND
HEALTH, ETC.
Exchange Securities Corp.
J. H. SHREVE, President...
Nos. 419-22 Owl Drug Building
MAIN 5114 MAIN 829
FINTZELBERG & STEINMETZ
ESTABLISHED 1886
Real Estate and Insurance
RENTS COLLECTED
PROPERTY MANAGED
TAXES PAID
926 Seventh Street San Diego, Calif.
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INSURANCE
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 Eastern Casualty Co. of New York (Plate Glass)
London & Lancashire Indemnity Com- pany of America (Public Liability)
Manchester Assurance Co.
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co. (Auto Liability)
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. (Auto Liabilitv) St. Paul Fire and Marine (Automobile) Security Insurance Co. of New Haven, Conn.
Westchester Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
Travelers Insurance Co.
Travelers Indemnity Co.
240 C STREET
Savoy Theatre Building
FIRE, MARINE, AUTOMOBLE, 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 Northwestern Fire & Marine Newark of New Jersey
Union of Canton Alliance of Phila. Travelers Preferred
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INSURANCE
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.
234-235 SPRECKELS BLDG. Phone, Main 267
R. H. McFADDEN
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans Notary Public
Very Best Rates for Fire, Life and Automobile Insurance. Bargains in Homes and Apartments at all times.
1015 SEVENTH STREET MAIN 17 SAN DIEGO, CALIF
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INSURANCE
MAIN 212
It's Our Business to mind Your Business
Louis C. Masten
Sales — Rentals — Insurance
Notary
We Make a Specialty of Management of Property and Collection of Rents
REFERENCES: Any Bank or Trust Company
214 TimKen Bldg'., San Diego
Mead-Haskell Company
INSURANCE MORTGAGES
=in=ni ifsip
1210 THIRD ST.
Representing
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE CO. PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO. QUEEN INSURANCE CO. NORWICH UNION INSURANCE CO.
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INSURANCE
Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co.
wxh Ktiihmt
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Pays Five
Ways
HOME OFFICE
NEAL & DEASY
Superintendents
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT DEPT.
625 E Street, San Diego
Home 4399
Main 1604
HERBERT N. NEALE
GENERAL INSURANCE
GENERAL AGENTS 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, Collision Fidelity, Court, Contract and Surety Bonds
FIRE COMPANIES
Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd. The Commonwealth of New York
Colonial Fire Underwriters of Hartford
Eagle Star and British Dominions
433 SPECKELS BUILDING
SAN DIEGO
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INSURANCE
DON M. STEWART CHAS. L. CASS
Stewart & Cass
Insurance « Bonds « Real Estate
REPRESENTING GLENS FALLS INSURANCE CO. STATE ASSURANCE CO. LTD. (Liverpool, Eng.) NORWICH UNION FIRE INS. SOCIETY (Norwich, Eng.) NEW JERSEY FIDELITY & PLATE GLASS INS. CO.
LOANS -RENTALS
228 B STREET
PHONE MAIN 1515
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NELSON L. COLEMAN
INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES
REPRESENTING
NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INS. CO. CITIZENS INS. CO.
PHOENIX FIRE INS. CO. NATIONAL UNION FIRE INS. CO.
GREAT AMERICAN INS. CO. STUYVESANT INS. CO. OF NEW YORK.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INS. CO. GLOBE & RUTGERS INS. CO.
OCEAN ACCIDENT & GUARANTEE CORP. PREFERRED ACCIDENT CO. OF N. Y.
410 B Street. Phone, Main 999
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INSURANCE
THE LARGEST THE BEST
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co.
(BOSTON, MASS.)
Fidelity and Surety Bonds of every Description — Liability Insurance — All Kinds Casualty Insurance Burglary — Theft Automobile Liability
Personal Accident and Health Elevator — Plate Glass
B. L. DEVINE, Manager and Adjuster "Granger Bldg." 964 FIFTH ST. Phone, Main 1560
Established by A. E. Dodson in 1886 Telephone, Main 5212
CHARLES C. DODSON
(Successor to A. E. Dodson)
511 Granger Block San Diego, Calif.
Reliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Safeguard Insurance Co. of N. Y. New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER
Attention to U. S. Land Matters
WILLIAM KETTNER
GENERAL INSURANCE
334-335 Spreckels Bldg., 121 Broadway Tel., Main 2183
MIKELS & PARROTT
General Insurance
Real Estate and Loans Phone, Main 1716 958 Seventh Street.
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INSURANCE
MORSE & ROHRER
REAL ESTATE
FIRE INSURANCE AND LOANS
Our specialty is the selling and entire care of residences, flats and apartments. Our best reference is our many satisfied customers, or any local Bank.
910 SEVENTH STREET
Licensed Insurance Broker
JOHNNIVEN 1
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, MARINE
REAL ESTATE
Owner of GLENARTNEY TRACT and POINT LOMA Acreage. Fine View Property
BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND OTHER GENUINE INVESTMENTS
PHONE: 240 C STREET RES. PHONE:
MAIN 363 HILLCREST 491-J
JOHN B. STARKEY
INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
REPRESENTING Home Underwriters of New York, United States, Fidelity-Phoenix, North- western National Insurance Company, Merchants Fire Assurance Corpora- tion of N. Y.— combined assets over $50,000.00.
Also Write Liability and Automobile Insurance
Phone: Main 929 Mezzanine Floor Watts Bldg., 520 E Street
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INSURANCE-INTERIOR DECORATORS-IRON WORKS
V. Wankowski & Co., inc.
V. WANKOWSKI, President GEORGE D. EATON, Secretary
INSURANCE SURETY BONDS
General Agents San Diego and Imperial Counties Maryland Casualty Co;
341-2-3-4 Spreckels Building
Main 2029 SAN DIEGO, CAL.
M. G. WHITE
Bonds and Insurance
Spreckels Theatre Building, San Diego
Taylor- Halvorsen Co.
Interior Decorators
DRAPERS, REED FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERERS, FINE WOOD FINISHERS, ORIENTAL RUGS
ORIGINAL EFFECTS IN DECORATIVE FURNITURE
1141 SIXTH STREET PHONE, MAIN 470
Sunset 1336
California IronWorKs
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET
Engineers, Founders, Machinists
ELEVATORS BOILERS TANKS
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JUNK-KODAKS AND SUPPLIES-LINOTYPERS
Geo. Shelley & Sons
Wholesale Junk Dealers
Second-Hand Pipe and Fittings. Pipe Threading, Cutting and Dipping.
BRANCH OF ARMY SURPLUS PROPERTY
Foot G Street, San Diego, Cal.
Tel., Main 1556
I. L. ENO
KODAK - PHOTO SUPPLIES
STATIONERY, SPECIAL OCCASION CARDS Art Pictures — Picture Framing
419 Broadway. Phone, Main 1676
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
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LUMBER
F. M. WHITE, Phone, Main 18 FRANK LYNCH,
Gen'l Manager President
SPECIFY
"Benson Lumber"
The Only Lumber Made in San Diego
Manufacturers of and Dealers in All Forest Products
Pine, Redwood and Red Cedar Lumber, Red Cedar and Redwood Shingles and Shakes, Poles, Piling, Lath and Ties, Sash and Doors and Millwork
r-i I r- ■ iii/\/Nr\ Main Office, Saw Mill, Planing Mill and Yards,
rULL WUUU Foot of Sigsbee St., (S. 21st) on Bay Front,
for Stoves, Grates or Furnaces Call Main 191
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
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LUMBER
PHILIP MORSE, 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 Phones: Sunset 401
Vice-Pres. and Mgr. Home 1401
WESTERN
Lumber Company
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Everything in Lumber
SASH AND DOORS AND GLASS
WALL BOARDS AND ROOFING
ALL KINDS MILL-WORK
Office and Plant— Foot of Columbia SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
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LUMBER-MACHINISTS
IF IT'S BUILDING MATERIAL YOU WANT, SEE THE
DIXIE LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
We Sell Everything to Build Anything
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, ROOFING,
CEMENT, PLASTER, LIME, BRICK
Both Phones University Ave. and Ohio St.
LUMBER
BUILDERS' HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL
SASH AND DOORS WALL BOARD PAINTS
McCORMICK BROS. LUMBER CO.
PLANING MILL
3828 University Ave. East San Diego
PHONE, HILLCREST 2408-W
A. R. ROBBINS
PROPRIETOR
Marine Engine Works
BUILDER OF
MARINE AND STATIONARY GAS ENGINES
Shop Phone, Main 2439 Res. Phone 2970
1697 Atlantic Street- Foot of Elm Street
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
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MACHINISTS-MARINE ENGINES-MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS
SAN DIEGO MACHINE COMPANY
739-745 FOURTH STREET Phone, Main 20
General Machine Work, Gear Cutting, Cylinder Boring,
Grinding, Punch Press Work, Tool and Die Making,
Pattern Making, Designing and Drafting
MARINE SALVAGE COMPANY
Marine and Stationary Engines
NEW AND USED
Marine Fittings and Motor Boats
640 India Street
Phone, Main 619
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.
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 wear like new. All kinds of upholstery repair work done.
STANDARD MANUFACTURING CO.
ARCTIC AND KALMIA
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MOTORCYCLES - MULTIGRAPHERS
PHONE, MAIN 1049
C. F. DUNHAM
HENDERSON :: EXCELSIOR
Motorcycles
AND SERVICE STATION
EXPERT REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF MOTORCYCLES
ACCESSORIES— SUPPLIES— TIRES
837 SEVENTH ST.
(Indian Motorcycles
AGENT FOR SAN DIEGO COUNTY
MOTORCYCLE GARAGE
JAMES URQUHART, Prop.
REPAIRS ACCESSORIES SUPPLIES
702 Market St.
Phone, Main 1369
San Diego Motorcycle Shop
RICH BUD ELI ER
Agency for Harley- Davidson, Henderson and Excelsior Motorcycles. A Complete Service.
648 Market Street, San Diego
Multigraphing STOLL'S MULTIGRAPH SHOP AND Mimeographing
Addressing ADVERTISING BUREAU Typewriting
Mailing (Established 1912) Circular Letters
210 WATTS BUILDING
MAIN 16
Complete Mail Advertising Service "SPEED AND ACCURACY"
(Is Our Motto) Capacity — 50,000 Typewritten Letters a Day. All Orders Given Prompt
Attention.
Largest and best equipped Multigraph l. m. stoii, Mgr. Shop in Southern California.
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MUSICAL MERCHANDISE-NURSERIES
Everything in
MUSIC
You can satisfy your every musical requirement at San Diego's oldest and largest music house.
VICTROLAS AND RECORDS
Exclusive Agents for the
KNABE
KNABE- AMPICO, VOSE, KIMBALL, KOHLER & CAMPBELL, MARSHALL & .WENDELL, .AUTOPIANO, .GUL- BRANSEN PLAYER-PIANOS. PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS.
640 Broadway Phones: Main 798
Home 1198
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OIL COMPANIES-OLIVES
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, Telephones :
California and Beech Sts. Sunset 566, Home 1566
IN CANS
California Ripe Olives
In Bottles and Cans for Shipping East
Gifford's Olive Works
PHONE, MAIN 1062 Thirteenth and Imperial Ave.
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OPTICIANS-OPTOMETRISTS-OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
EYES EXAMINED LENS DUPLICATED
MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN
C.W. CARD
OPTOMETRIST
(SUCCESSOR TO CITY OPTICIANS)
1122 FIFTH STREET PHONE, MAIN 765
Opposite Marston's
Save Your Eyes
Consult Us
Optical Goods Eyes Examined by
Compasses and Appointment.
Thermometers, Prescriptions
itm^fy^\ Artificial Eyes. Filled, Lenses
^/JpA'xA Duplicated.
Ground Floor First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Main 2997
EYES TESTED
OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
LENSES GROUND
AND DUPLICATED
408 C STREET
OPTOMETRIST
MAIN 968
SAN DIEGO
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, Western Texas
MC CLINTOCK CD. 'San Diego'
Poster and Painted Displays
Association Members
C. F. HOLMES, Mgr. Phone, Main 985 Office, Broadway and India
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PAINTS AND OILS-PAPER BOX MFRS. PLANING MILLS
Jones-Moore Paint House
1265-71 FIFTH STREET AT A Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Enamels, Brushes, Roofing
"Save the surface and you save all."
Lowest Prices Consistent with Good Merchandise. PACIFIC, MAIN 462 PHONES HOME 1767
BUCK-MOLINA COMPANY
(INCORPORATED)
Paper Box and Carton Manufacturers
Quality Printers. 323 Fifth Street Main 3642
San Diego Planing Mill
GENERAL MILL WORK
Office and Mill Corner Eighth and L Streets Phone Main 205
CALL ON US FOR ESTIMATES SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
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PLUMBERS
GUS MATCHINSKE
(Register No. 16)
PLUMBING
STEAM AND GAS FITTING
OLD AND NEW WORK JOBBING A SPECIALTY
„ ' ■ xjwrkMTTc / SHOP, MAIN 4458
330 Sixteenth St. mussa* \ RES. HILLCREST 2428- W
PHONE EDWARD
ROHDE BROS.
PLUMBING HEATING GAS HEATING
ACME OIL BURNERS
INSTALLED 1402 MARKET
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POULTRY-POULTRY SUPPLIES-PRINTERS
THE HOME OF MILK-FED POULTRY
GRAY'S POULTRY HOUSE
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LIVE AND DRESSED
POULTRY AND RABBITS
FRESH YARD EGGS
We provide booths for those who prefer to wait while poultry ordered is being dressed.
PW T'-»4C ST. "•
Formerly S. D. Poultry Supply Co.
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PRINTERS
Printing —
Plus
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. * * * 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.
Real
Printing
Service
Frye & Smith
Printers
850 Third Street San Diego
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RANGES-REAL ESTATE
IVT^T r D A VT^^TTC and Kitchen llNVjrlvUy IV/\IN VjrJLO Equipment
TRIPLE OVEN STYLE INGLE PORTABLE STEEL FRENCH RANGE.
INSTALLATION OF HEATING AND VENTILATING. OIL BURN- ING AND OIL SYSTEMS. SHEET METAL AND PIPE WORK. GENERAL REPAIR WORK
Ingle Manufacturing Co.
623-633 G STREET, SAN DIEGO
PHONE, MAIN 472
JONN BURNHAM & CO.
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
INSURANCE
Timken Building Main 1345
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REAL ESTATE
nat Mcdowell
Real Estate
OUR LISTINGS ARE THE BEST
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OUR BUSINESS PRINCIPLE— "SERVICE AND SQUARE DEALING"
nat Mcdowell
912 Third Street Main 4348
See Us For Good Substantial Homes In San Diego
RILEY REALTY CO.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
Southeast Corner Sixth and E Streets. 216 Timken Building Phone, Main 2216
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REAL ESTATE
E E. SELSMER
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND FIRE INSURANCE
We buy and sell City and Country properties, make real estate loans and act as agents. If you want to sell or buy we invite you to call and see us— OFFICE 719 F STREET. Tel., Main 2948.
P. O. Address, Box 308, San Diego, Cal.
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
F. A. WORDEN M. E. MARTIN A. W. DUQUETTE
REAL ESTATE
WORDEN & MARTIN
INSURANCE LOANS EXCHANGES
4014 University Ave. East San Diego
HILLCREST 1566-J
Don't Use
an Old Directory
You would not think of using a last year's calen- dar, or reading a newspaper a week old. Why an old Directory? Buy a new Directory as soon as issued or you are liable to lose more time than you can well afford.
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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 po- sitive 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-SHEET METAL WORKS-SHIP CHANDLERS
Walter Hensley
Martha Hensley
Wolf's Dressmaking and Tailoring
College
We Teach the Most Complete and Best System of Drafting and Designing
in the United States.
"LEARN TO DO YOUR OWN SEWING"
We do Tailoring, Dressmaking and Alterations. All Work Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable. 919 Fourth Street, John H. Gay Building.
CHAPMAN SHEET METAL WORKS
SHEET METAL AND PIPE FITTINGS
Manufacturers of RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT TANKS, SKYLIGHTS and SOLAR HEATERS
Jobbing a Specialty
We Repair RADIATORS, STOVES, WIN- DOWS, CHIMNEYS, FAUCETS, CLOSET TANKS, ETC.
Gas, Floor and Solar Heaters Installed and Repaired L. V. CHAPMAN Tel. Main 1866 1415 MARKET
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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
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San Diego
San Francisco
San Pedro
C J. HENDRY CO.
Ship Chandlers
Phone : Main 1829
Cor. C and India Sts. San Diego, Cal.
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SHOW CASES-SIGNS STATIONERS
Main 2074
SCHIEFER & SONS
MANUFACTURERS OF BANK, STORE AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT, SHOW CASES AND FIXTURES
Factory and. Sales Room 8th to 9th St. on J.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.
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 TICKETS
Snappy Show Cards, Posters, Designs
Main 1363
427 E Street
Room 10, over Worlth Clothing Store
WM.C. HUNT
HOME 1030-
-MAIN 828
Carpenter's, Ific.
COMMERCIAL STATIONERY, OFFICE SUPPLIES Architects' and Engineers' Supplies
Book Department on Second Floor Desks and Filing Devices on Third Floor
1036 SIXTH STREET
It Pays to be Prominently Displayed
To let people know WHO you are, WHERE you are, and WHAT you have to sell. The City Directory keeps your name before the public 365 days in the year, and it cannot be prominently displayed in any book so CONSTANTLY used as the City Directory.
IS YOUR NAME PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED?
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TAILORS-TRANSFER AND TRUCK COS.
Phone, Main 4697 Phone, Main 4697
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The House of Individuality"
1131 Sixth Street San Diego, Cal.
SHEPHERD'S Transfer and Storage
MOVING, PACKING Long • Distance ■ Hauling
Packing Boxes for Sale. Baggage Stored Seven Days Free.
Office, 1228 Fourth St. Res., 4647 Alabama
Main 982 Hillcrest 51- J
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TRANSFER AND TRUCK COS.
Rapid Transfer and Storage Go.
Craze & Peyton
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. GENERAL TRUCK WORK. LONG DISTANCE HAULING.
1020 Eighth St.
Phone: Main 1479
T. B. BAKER
ROOFING CONTRACTOR
If you want the BEST in both ma- terials and workmanship, call me up. My motto is QUALITY.
Office 1020 Eighth St. Main 1479
HAYDIS TRUCK LINE
General Freighting
Los Angeles — San Diego — Imperial Valley and Intermediate DAILY SERVICE
Office and Warehouse: 643 Second St., San Diego. Tel., Main 2817
Los Angeles: 641 South San Pedro St. Tel., Main 14749
Phone, Main 4826
Heck Transfer and Storage
LONG DISTANCE MOVING
1031 Fourteenth St.
San Diego.
SERVICE GUARANTEED
DAILY TRIPS TO POINT LOMA, OCEAN BEACH AND MISSION BEACH
OCEAN BEACH TRANSFER
(Christopher Enholm)
GENERAL TRUCKING— CITY AND COUNTY
LOS ANGELES TRIPS A SPECIALTY FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE SAFELY HANDLED
128 WEST BROADWAY
Home 3276; Main 1679 Pt. Loma 50; Res., Pt. Loma 147
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TRANSFER COS. - TYPEWRITERS - UNDERTAKERS
FREIGHT FORWARDERS
OPPENHEIMER TRUCK LINE
DAILY TRIPS TO EL CAJON VALLEY POINTS LEAVE SAN DIEGO 9 A. M.
BISHER'S TRUCK LINE
DAILY TRIPS TO RAMONA, CAL.
LEAVE SAN DIEGO 1 P. M.; RAMONA 7 A. M.
Depot and Offices
325 Fourth Street Automatic Phone, 4208
Main 1638 Phones Home 1638
STORING FORWARDING TRANSFER
PACKING ArTTUTQ PIANO-MOVING
SHIPPING au^jn i & TRUCKING
San Diego TrucK Co.
C. T. Chadwick 436 B Street W. T. Chadwick
High Grade Rebuilt Typewriters
AND CASH REGISTERS
BOUGHT— SOLD- RENTED— REPAIRED
San Diego Gash Register Company
951 Eighth Street— Phone, Main 2438
BRADLEY & WOOLMAN
CLAUDE WOOLMAN, Manager
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SEVENTH AND C STREETS, SAN DIEGO, CAL. MAIN 36, HOME 2255
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UNDERTAKERS
Cbe Davis Undertaking Co.
A. LEAMAN DAVIS, Pres.
You will be
satisfied with our
services, also
our prices
Main 2634 Home 1913
1752 Fourth Street San Diego, CaL
J0HNS0N-SAUM COMPANY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
N. W. CORNER FOURTH AND ASH STREETS SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
Main 158— Home 1158
Smith- Randall- Meacham Company
Funeral Directors
J. D. SMITH, Manager 538 Cedar Street. Phones: Main 139, Home 1139
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ABBREVIATIONS
EXPLANATORY. — In addresses the word "street" is always understood. The letter h is used to indicate the head of the house and r for all others.
acct accountant
adv advertising
agcy agency
agri agriculture
agt agent
Am American
appx apprentice
apts apartments
archt architect
asmblr assembler
assn association
asst assistant
attndt attendant
atty attorney
aud auditor
auto opr chauffeur
av avenue
bet between
bkbndr bookbinder
bkpr bookkeeper
bldg building
bldr builder
blksmth blacksmith
blvd boulevard
brklyr bricklayer
Bway Broadway
cabtmkr cabinet maker
Cal California
carp carpenter
carpetlyr carpet layer
cashr cashier
Ch Church
chf chief
chiro chiropractor
civ eng civil engineer
elk clerk
clnr cleaner
clo clothing
Co county
coll college
collr collector
coml commercial
compt opr ....comptometer opr
cond conductor
confr confectioner
confy confectionery
cons eng. .. .consulting engineer
constr construction
contr contractor
cor corner
corp corporation
corr correspondent
ct court
ctr cutter
C S pract
Christian Science Practitioner
dep deputy
Dept Department
dir director
dist district
dom domestic
dmstr demonstrator
dr drive
dftsmn draughtsman
drsmkr dressmaker
e east
elec electric
elect electrical
electr electrician
electro electrotyper
elev elevator
emp employe
eng engineer
engrav engraver
es east side
exp expressman
Sth fifth
fl floor
fnshr finisher
1st first
ftr fitter
4th fourth
frt freight
fur rms furnished rooms
furn furniture
furngs furnishings
gard gardener
garmt garment
gds goods
gen general
gro grocer
h householder
hairdrsr hairdresser
hd hand
hdwd hardwood
hdwe hardware
hgr hanger
hlpr helper
ins insurance
insp inspector
inv investments
kpr keeper
lab laborer
lino linotype operator
litho lithographer
lmbr lumber
lndrs laundress
lndy laundry
lndymn laundryman
mach machinist
machhd machine hand
mcht merchant
mdse merchandise
mech eng. .mechanical engineer
messgr messenger
mfg manufacturing
mfr manufacturer
mgr manager
min eng mining engineer
mkr maker
moldr ; . . moulder
mot pict motion picture
motormn motorman
mult multigraph
n north
Natl National
ne northeast
nr near
ns north side
nw northwest
opr operator
opp opposite
' osteo osteopath
Pac Pacific
paperhgr paper hanger
patnmkr patternmaker
pdlr pedler
pharm pharmacist
photo photographer
phys physician
pict picture
Pk park
pkg packing
pkr packer
pl place
plastr plasterer
polshr polisher
pres president
prin principal
priv private
prod produce
Prof professor
prop proprietor
prsfdr pressfeeder
prsr presser
pub. . . .publisher or publishing
purch purchasing
r residence
rd road
real est real estate
repr repairer
rest restaurant
Ry railway
s south
sch school
se southeast
seam seamstress
2d second
sec secretary
shtmtlwkr . . sheetmetal worker
slsmn salesman
slswmn saleswmn
solr solicitor
sou southern
spl special
sq square
ss south side
sta station
staty stationery
stdt student
steno stenographer
stereo stereotyper
stmf tr steamfitter
struct structural
supt superintendent
sw southwest
tchr teacher
tel telegrapher
telep telephone
ter terrace
3d third
tmstr teamster
trav traveling
treas treasurer
trmr trimmer
undtkr undertaker
uphol upholsterer
v-pres vice-president
vet surg veterinary surgeon
w , west
warehsmn warehouseman
whol wholesale
wid widow
wkr worker
wks works
ABBREVIATIONS GIVEN NAMES
Albert Albt
Alexander Alex
Alfred Alfd
Andrew Andw
August Aug
Benjamin Benj
Catherine Cath
Charles Chas
Daniel Danl
Edward Edwd
Frederick Fredk
George Geo
Herbert Herbt
James Jas
Joseph Jos
Katherine Kath
Margaret Margt
Michael Michl
Patrick Patk
Richard Richd
Robert Robt
Samuel Saml
Theodore Theo
Thomas Thos
William Wm
SAN DIEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY
HISTORY & WORLD AFFAIRS
SAN DIEGO
CITY AND COUNTY
DIRECTORY
1920
CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS
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San Diego City Coronado Escondido National City Oceanside
and All Other Towns and Postoffices Throughout the County
A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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INTRODUCTORY ffl
San Diego, the County Seat of San Diego County, is located on San Diego Bay, 126 miles south of Los Angeles, and 14 miles north of the International Boundary Line. Latitude 43 degrees, 41 minutes, 58 seconds North, Longitude 117 degrees, 13 minutes, 22 seconds West. The Climatic conditions are almost ideal. This favorable situation is brought about through the difference in at- mospheric pressure between the hot interior valleys and the Pa- cific Ocean. The result gives San Diego cool uniform days and nights, free from extremes or what is really the Summer tempera- ture of the Pacific Ocean.
The Bay of San Diego has an area of 22 square miles, is com- pletely land locked and has a depth of 39 feet over the bar at low water.
In keeping with the growth of the community, the city recent- ly soent a large sum on harbor improvements. This expenditure provided a Municipal Pier, Warehouse, 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 stated they are as follows :
Camp Kearny — U. S. Army Encampment.
U. S. Naval Base.
U. S. Naval Training Station.
U. S. Marine Corps Base.
U. S. Navy Repair Yard.
U. S. Marine Ways.
U. S. Army Aviation School — Two Fields.
U. S. Navy Aviation School.
U. S. Naval Coaling Station.
U. S. Naval Fuel Oil Station.
U. S. Quarantine Station.
U. S. Submarine Operating Base. *
Fort Rosecrans — Coast Artillery.
U. S. Naval High Power Radio Station.
U. S. Naval Radio Station.
Training Port for Vessels of Pacific Fleet.
San Diego is the greatest military rendezvous ever created west of Chicago, all branches of the Army and Navy being repre- sented.
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 moun- tainous districts offer to the visitor quite as enchanting bits of scenery as can be found on the coast.
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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 250O to 4000 feet.
The city owns its water system which is valued at $6,500,000. 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. Only a short time ago this road expended in San Diego the sum of $500,000 in permanent improvements.
The San Diego and Arizona Railway was completed December 1, J 919, 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 pro- ductive 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 the 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. At the present time San Diego County has under construction new highways to cost $2,300,000.
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 espe- cially inviting, and for the business man with capital many oppor- tunities exist.
POPULATION
1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1917 1918 1919 1920 2,300 2,637 16,156 17,700 39,578 90,455 94,955 95,767 99,481
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT 1920
115,137
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POST OFFICE RECEIPTS
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1901— $'39,151 |
1908— $103,570 |
1915— $300,560 |
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1902— 41,720 |
1909— 113,632 |
1916— 280,583 |
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1903— 46,000 |
1910— 140,209 |
1917— 330,788 |
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1904— 56,392 |
1911— 181,805 |
1918— 561,798 |
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1905— 64,190 |
1912— 228,058 |
1919— 445,000 |
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1906— 74,350 |
1913— 263,221 |
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1907— 89,776 |
1914— 265,065 BANK CLEARINGS |
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1908— |
$ 37,771,149 1917- |
-$120,931,087 |
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1911 — |
86,724,333 1918- |
- 105,790,794 |
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1914 — |
103,102,297 1919- |
- 114,590,076 |
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1916 — |
112,043,265 |
SCHOOL CENSUS
1905^1,243 1910—7,221 1915—11,161 1916—12,668 1917—15,000
1918—15,616
GENERAL STATISTICS
City of San Diego, California, for Year Ending December 31, 1919 Date Incorporated: First, 1850; Last, 1889, 1909. Fiscal Year Began January 1, 1920. City of the Second Class. Has Freeholder's Charter.
Territory, 78 square miles (48,556 16/100 acres). Ninety-three Miles of Street Railway. Fourth City in Population in California. A 10,000,000 gallon per diem Water Filtration and Aerating
Plant. $500,000 Improvements by Santa Fe Railroad. Nearest Port of Entry for the Trade of the Orient. Purest and Cheapest Water (Mountain) of any City of its size
in America. One of the best Libraries in the Country, a Depository for U.
S. Government Documents. Normal annual temperature is 61 degrees. Average normal annual rainfall is 10.01 inches in city, and 20
inches in county. Average of but nine days a year without sunshine.
ASSESSMENT ROLL— YEAR 1919
Valuation of Non-Operative Property
Real Estate $72,782,747.00
Improvements thereon 6,003,820.00
Leased Land Improvements 91,930.00
Personal Property Secured by Real Estate 4,433,560.00
Personal Property Unsecured 3,735,321.00
Money on Hand, Secured by Real Estate 622,795.00
Money on Hand, Unsecured 133,928.00
Gross Valuation $87,804,101.00
Exemptions $1,044,875.00
Equalization 143,605.00 1,188,480.00
Net Valuation @ Rate $2.10. $86,615,621.00 $ 1,818,928.04
Losses by Fractions in extensions 118.93
Total Collectible, Non-Operative Tax $1,818,809.11
VALUATION OF OPERATIVE PROPERTY
Real Estate $ 1,514,855.00
Improvements Thereon 390,240.00
Personal Property 3,687,949.00
Net Valuation @ Rate $ .13937. . ..,...$ 5,593,044.00 $ 7,795.02 Losses by fractions in extensions .05
Total Collectible, Operative Tax $ 7,794.97
SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Extensions in Detail $ 1,736,974.47
Collections by Assessor, Unsecured 81,834.64
Operative Tax— State Refund 7,794.97
Total Taxes to be realized $ 1,826,604.08
SUMMARY OF NET VALUATIONS
Real Estate and Improvements $77,927,717.00
Personal Property 8,687,904.00
Operative Property ' 5,593,044.00
$92,208,665.00
INDEX TO CONTENTS
Page Alphabetical List of Names
City of San Diego 157
Chula Vista 974
Coronado 990
County Towns 969
El Cajon 1026
Encanto 1031
Escondido 1036
Fallbrook 1058
Julian 1065
Lakeside ..1066
• La Mesa 1070
Lemon Grove 1074
National City 1078
Oceanside 1106
Ramona 1121
San Marcos 1125
Santa Ysabel 1128
Santee 1128
Warner Springs 1133
Business Blocks and Halls 99
Business Classifications 1135
Page
Cemeteries 99
Chamber of Commerce 95
Churches and Religious Organiza- tions 96
City Government 86
Clubs 110
Consuls 95
County Government 85
Federal Government 93
Fire Department 89
Fraternal Organizations 101
Index to Advertisers 81
Miscellaneous Information 85
Miscellaneous Organizations 106
Parks 99
Post Office 93
Schools. Public, City and Suburban. 88
State Government 92
State Societies 109
Street Guide HI
Trade and Labor Organizations... 104
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Page
ABC Truck Co 1248
Agnew Sanitarium
left bottom lines and 34
Aldrich, Chas. C 6
Alpy & Kolbeck left side lines
American Indemnity Exchg.;
front cover and 49
Angelino The back cover
Ashton-Lines Motor Co 6
Austin, Osborn G 59
Auto Electric Shop \1037
Auto Exhibit & Wrecking Co
back cover and 7
Auto Tire Co left side lines
Automotive Repair Shop
right side lines and 7
Automotive Sales Co opposite 1135
Bailey, W. J. Co 24
Baker, T. B 73
Bales, Margt B. Mrs right side lines
Bank of La Mesa 1070
Barney & Barney
right side lines and 4 2
Beacon Hill Nursery 59
Page Benson Lumber Co., front cover and 54 Benton Roof Co right side lines,
pages 1245 and 1263
Bisher's Truck Line 74
Blanc, O. R 1065
Blankenhorn-Hunter-Dulin Co
left top lines
Bledsoe Co. The
right bottom lines and 1191
Blosser & Birdsall 7
Boeck, V. L opposite 1134
Bolton Company
right top lines and 43
Boulevard Express 1280
Bowman, A. B
left bottom lines and 1245
Bradley & Woolman 74
Brawner & Hunter 29
Brown Optical Co
left bottom lines and 61
Buck-Molina Co., right side lines and 62 Burnham, John & Co., top edge and 66
Burton Electric Co 1283
Buta Cleaners 31
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS— CONTINUED
Page
Butler, W. J 33
Cal-Wood Mfg Co. — left side lines
..front cover and inside back cover California Commercial College '
left top lines
California Iron Works
left top lines and 52
California Stamp Co . 69
Cameron, H. A. Co., left top lines and 43
Campbell Machine Co 1149
Card, C. W. 61
Carlson & Simpson
right side lines and 7
Carpenter's, Inc
right bottom lines and 71
Cash Register Exchange
-. . . .left side lines and 28
Central Garage 9
Central Loan Office
left top lines and 1227
Chapman, Lloyd V 70
Chase & Gardner 1080
Chitwood, O K 8
Citizens Savings Bank 20
Coco Cola Bottling Works 24
Coleman Nelson L
left bottom lines and 49
Commercial Print Shop 64
Conner Adjustment Bureau
left top lines and 29
Conniry WB... right side lines and 8
Coronado Dry Goods Co 990
Coyne, P M ..1142
Cullen, Benj T. . right side lines and 7
Cuyamaca State Bank 1026
Davis Undertaking Co
left side lines and 75
Deer, A J Co, Inc 28
Devine, B L 50
Dixie Lumber & Supply Co
right top lines and 56
Dodson, C C... right side lines and 50
Duffey, E H & Co opposite 1135
Dunham, C P 58
Eateria left bottom lines
Eckols & Eckols 1164
Eide, John E 5
Eiriksson Gudmund 1080
Elite French Cleaners & Dyers. ... 1179
Engebretsen, John 1171
Engineering Service Co, left side lines
Eno, I L left side lines and 53
Escondido Express 1037
Escondido Garage 1038
Escondido Nat'l Bank 1036
Escondido Savings Bank 1036
Exchange Securities Corporation...
back bone, pages 2 and 44
Peger Bros... right side lines and 1274 Field-Austin Safe Co \
left top lines and 1264
Fintzelberg & Steinmetz
right bottom lines and 44
First National Bank of Escondido .. 1037 Fisher, Harry & Co
left top lines and 45
Flower Shop The 32
Ford Barnes Co
right bottom lines and 8
Frost Hardwood Lumber Co 1228
Frye & Smith 65
Gerard, Harry J 29
Gifford, C M & Son 60
Giraud, P A
front cover, pages 31 and 32
Gist, Gilman A
right side lines and 1204
Godfrey, Frank E 990
Goodwin, Chas W. .back cover and 1166
Gray-Maw Music Co 1249
Gray's Poultry House
right bottom lines and 64
Greenwood Cemetery Assn
left top lines and 28
Guarantee Garage 1038
Hartwell Electric Co
left top lines and 1181
Hayden, A W 1204
Haydis Truck Line 73
Page
Hebron Home for Aged People....
left side lines and 35
Heck Transfer & Storage
left bottom lines and 73
Hendry, C J Co
right bottom lines and 70
Hercules Oil Co back cover and 60
Highway Garage 1106
Hoffman's Machine Shop
..right bottom lines, 1145 and 1230 Home Savings Bank of Escondido. .1037 Homeland Building Co
left side lines and 1079
Horner, Jack right side lines
Hotel Churchill, .left top lines and 39
Hotel Nye 41
Hotel St James 39
Hotel Webster 41
Hubbs, H D 1251
Huneck, Frank A
left side lines and 33
Hunt, Wm C 71
Independent Electrical Co 1182
Ingle Manufacturing Co 66
Irwin & Co.... right side lines and 33 Jedlick, A W Co right top lines and 72 Johnson-Saum Co
left side lines and 75
Johnstone, Jas S 1252
Jones-Moore Paint House
right side lines and 62
Kemp, Harry V 1169
Kendall, Stewart C
right side lines and 45
Kettner, Wm....left top lines and 50 Kier, W E Construction Co
right bottom lines
King George Hotel 40
Kizer, Chas E 8
Klauber Wangenheim Co. .left side lines Konrad, Wm Hardware Co
right side lines and 34
Krause & Roult 9
Krotzer & Olin 1272
Lash, Elmer A. .right side lines and 9
La Sha, J Stanley right top lines
Laursen, Jas P
.left bottom lines, pages 9 and 1150
Legal Adjustment Bureau 1167
Lincoln Garage 14
Lindsay & Wells 9
Lischner. Hyman 37
Logan Hotel 1038
Ludington, W F Co
right top lines and 46
McClintock Co 61
McCormick Bros Lumber Co 56
McCormick, Chas R Lumber Co....
right top lines and 54
McCormick, Chas R Lumber Co. .
(Oceanside) 1107
McDowell, Nat. .left side lines and 67
McFadden, R H 46
Mclntyre. J B 10
Marine Engine Works 56
Marine Salvage Co 57
Masten, Louis C
right top lines and
Matchinske, Gus
Mathewson, J A
Mayer. Philip 32
Mead-Haskell Co
left side lines and. 47
Merchants National Bank 20
Merritt, W C Co. left side lines and 1252 Mikels & Parrott. .back cover and 50
Mira Mar Hotel 1107
Mission Auto Exchange 10
Mitchell Six Co
left bottom lines and 10
Model Market . .right side lines and 1232
Morse & Rohrer 51
Motor Hardware & Equipment Co. 1199
Motorcycle Garage 58
Moynahan, John. left side lines and 10
National City State Bank 1078
National Garage & Machine Shop.. 11 Nauman, P A Co 1259
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Page Neal & Deasy
left bottom lines and 48
Neale, Herbert N
left side lines and 48
New Palace Hotel 38
New York Garage 11
Newquist Ignition & Battery Works 11 Niven, John
...left side lines, pages 51 and 1220
Ocean Beach Transfer 73
Olsen, D L 30
Olson Bros left side lines and 11
Only Way Special Delivery The.... 15
Oppenheimer Truck Co 74
Orndorff Bros Motor Co 12
Osborne, Harry left bottom lines
Otto, Geo F & Son. . . .left bottom lines Owl Housemoving & Wrecking Co. .
left side lines and 41
Owl Wrecking Co 1285
Pacific Wood & Coal Co back cover
Paddock, V B 61
Park, E D Realty Co . 991
Passmore's San Diego Bird Store. .
left bottom lines and 1156
Pearson, Axin 29
Peoples National Bank
right side lines and 1079
Peoples State Bank 975
Pfahler, Buelow & Fisher 53
Pickford-Barker Tire Co 12
Pioneer Auto Radiator Shop 1144
Pioneer Garage 991
Pittsburg "Water Heater Co 24
Pratt Realty Co 974
Price, S H Inc left top lines
Prudential Bond & Mortgage Co... 22 Pure Milk Dairy Co
left side lines and 30
Rainford, A M 32
Rapid Transfer & Storage Co 73
Red Arrow Transfer 975
Riley Realty Co. left side lines and 67
Robbins, A R 56
Roberts, E E.. right side lines and 12
Robertson & Cassou 1038
Rogan & Co front edge and 17
Rogers, L E 1107
Rohde Bros 63
Rohde, Erling 1253
Rooke Shop The 991
Rosenf eld's Elite Button Co
right side lines andll60
Ross & George 23
Russ Lumber & Mill Co.... front cover
Russill, Mabel Mrs 1039
St Joseph's Hospital 36
Salmons, Frank A right top lines
San Diego Army & Navy Academy. . 69 San Diego Artificial Limb Co
right side lines and 4
San Diego Auto & Carriage Co 12
San Diego Battery & Ignition Co... 13 San Diego Cash Register Co
..right side lines, pages 74 and 1162 San Diego Cycle & Arms Co
back cover and 3
San Diego Detective Agency 1176
San Diego Farm & Mortgage Co. .
left top lines
San Diego Lumber Co 55
San Diego Machine Co 57
San Diego Motorcycle Shop 5 8
San Diego Planing Mill 62
San Diego Savings Bank
front cover and 18
San Diego Tile & Woodstone Co... 24
San Diego Truck Co 74
Schiefer & Sons 71
Schirm, J S Commercial Co 24
School of Psychological Utility and
Health Awakening 1266
Schryock, B Roscoe
right side lines and 1276
Scripps Building 25
Selmser. E E. . right bottom lines and 68
Shaw, W Edward 13
Shelley, Geo & Sons 53
Shepherd Transfer & Storage
left side lines and 72
Page
Shinn, O S Co 1039
Shyrock & Castle 13
Skeats, E M & Son
left side lines and 4
Smith-Randall-Meacham Co 75
Smith, Theron J 103J
Snowflake Baking Co
right bottom lines and 16
Southern California Baking Co....
left bottom lines and 16
Southern California Music Co
right bottom lines and 1250
Southern California Tire Works... 13 Southern Electrical Co. .right top lines Southern Trust & Commerce Bank.
right side lines and 21
Spreckels Building 26
Spreckels "Savage" Tire Co, The. .
bottom lines and 5
Standard Light Co of California..
right side lines and 1226
Standard Mattress & Furniture
Mfg Co 57
Standard Paint & Paper Co 1244
Starkey, John B 51
Stevno Co The., right side lines and 42 Stewart & Cass
right bottom lines and 49
Stiles Poultry Supply Co
. .right top lines, pages 64 and 1254
Stokes, Rodney Co 1139
Stoll, L M left side lines and.. 58
Strobeck & Legge
right bottom lines and 51
Sturz, Julius L left side lines
Sullivan Hardwood Lumber Co....'
Sunst Engraving Co left side lines
Swayne & Hymer 1260
Talbot, Chas H 28
Taylor-Halverson Co 5 2
Taylor, J B 1107
Thearle Music Co
right top lines and 59
Theobald Sanitarium 3 7
Thompson, F G 1039
Tijuana Brokerage Co... 30
Tijuana Express 33
Trotter & Hosp n 07
Turner, Carl J 14
Tweed, Eugene 1146
Union Building 27
Union National Bank
back bone and 19
Union Title Co of San Diego
bottom edge and 3
United States National Bank 21
United States Sales Co 114°
Viave Co 1247
Wakeling. Thos A 1212
"Walker, Ralph C 1040
Wankowski V & Co . . .'
right top lines and 52
Waring. Geo E 1040
Weathers & Co 31
Western Auto Ignition Co
left side lines and 6
Western Auto Supply Co 14
Western Leather Supplv Co
left side lines and 12°5
Western Lumber Co 55
Western Tire Sales Co 14
Western Tire & Rubber Works.... 14
Whenn Electric 1] 8°
White. M G front cover and 52
White's Wall Paper & Paint Store..
risht side lines and 1283
Whiting-Mead Commercial Co
left bottom lines
"Williams Brothers 115 4
Wilson. G L 68
Winn. L M. .right bottom lines and 1242 Wolf's Dressmaking & Tailoring
College 70
Worden & Martin 68
Wright, E H 1273
Yankee Battery Mfg Co 22
Young & Chamberlain
left bottom lines and 15
^ader, "Willis E 15
Zimmerman, R T 63
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Elected for four years. Regular meetings are held on the first Mon- day of each month, commencing at 2 p. m.. when the demands against the county are audited. All claims must be fully itemized and filed not later than the 2 8th of each month.
MEMBERS
First District — Mrs. Mildred L. Greene, San Diego; term of office expires January, 1921.
Second District — E. A. Hornbeck, San Diego; term of office expires January, 1921.
Third District — Joseph Foster, Fos- ter P. O.; term of office expires January, 1921.
Fourth District — Charles L. Good, Lemon Grove; term of office ex- pires January, 1921.
Fifth District — George F. Westfall, Fallbrook; term of office expires January, 1921.
Clerk of Board — J. B. McLees.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
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, 3853 Third street. Deputies, W. P. Whitney, C. R. Sellors, Lincoln Clark, A. V. Mayrhofer; Marguer- ite M. Fegan, 4194 Falcon.
Auditor — Chauncey R. Hammond. Deputies, A. B. Cunningham, H. W. Omo, J.L. Stopplemann, L. W. Cutting, J. H. Bentley.
Clerk — J. B. McLees. Deputies, L. L. Bailey, C. C. Duffy, L. E. Grif- fin, T. D. McLean. W. J. McLean,
G. L. Flagg, Beulah Allen, Mary T. McMullen, Mrs. B. S. Johnson.
Coroner — Schuyler C. Kelly. Dep- uty, J. J. Shea.
Detective — Harry Stewart.
District Attorney — H. S. Utley. As- sistants, E. S. Lovett, O. S. Muir, P. M. Andrews, J. D. Malcolm.
Farm Advisor — J. G. France.
Farm Home Demonstrator — Fleda E. Smith.
Health Officer — Dr. G. B. Worthing- ton.
Inspector of Apiaries — Fred Hanson.
Physician — Dr. O. G. Wicherski.
Probation Officer — W. J. Mosher.
Public Administrator — Edwin Reed.
Recorder — John H. Ferry. Deputies, Nellie C. Parsons, E. A. Wood- ard, L. B. Woodard, F. H. W. Drummond.
Sealer of Weights and Measures — Virgilio Bruschi, jr.
Sheriff — J. C. Byers; Under Sheriff, E. F. Cooper; Deputies, F. W. Mc- Carty, Leon Cesmat, Fred Knefler, N. H. Knefler, J. C. Mather, G. F. Monson, H. C. Nichols, Geo. R. Cooley, Celia C. Richards, W. A. Boyd, Mrs. O. B. Chambers, I. H. Kilby, C. F. Marker, C. A. Dake, O. V. Sexson. W. E. Shelby, H. L. Hubbell.
Superintendent of Schools — Fredk F. Martin.
Surveyor — George Butler. Deputies, Paul Valle, Norman McLean.
Tax Collector — Anson F. Cornell. Deputies, Carl Fuhrken, J. J. Man- ny, A. H. Craft, E. C. Montgom- ery, W. G. McKittrick.
Treasurer — Geo. W. Heston. Dep- uty, A. C. Meyer.
Veterinarian and Live Stock Inspec- tor— W. G. Oliver.
COUNTY COURTS
Department I — S. M. Marsh, Judge; R. F. Gusweiler, Clerk; John Schussler.
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County Courts — Cont.
Department 2 — T. L. Lewis, Judge; W. J. McLean, Clerk; Jas. H. Kip- ley, Bailiff.
Department 3 — E. A. Luce, Judge; E. C. Duffy, Clerk; Chas. F. Mark- er, Bailiff.
Department 4 — Charles N. Andrews, Judge; G. L. Flagg, Clerk; W. A. Boyd, Bailiff.
Official Court Reporters — Fred H. Robinson, Herbert S. Moore, Mrs. Kate L. Fick, Stanley T. Howe.
JUSTICE COURTS
San Diego Townshirj No. 1 — L. D. Jennings, Justice; court room, 1053 Front street. H. E. Webber, Constable.
Department No. 2 — J. Edward Keat- ing, Justice; court room basement, Court House. Geo. H. Cooley, Constable.
City Justice Court — E. L. Davin, Justice. 732 2nd.
JUVENILE COURT
S. M. Marsh, Judge; W. J. Mosher, Probation Officer; Mrs. E. S. Van Wagenen. Mrs. Mae Eckles, W. S. Flint. Assistant Probation Officers.
LAW LIBRARY
Board of Trustees — S. M. Marsh pres, Eugene Daney, C. N. An- drews, T. L. Lewis and Jos. Fos- ter, Chairman Board of Supervis-
ors; H. J. Place, Secretary and Librarian; 3d floor Court House.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Room 5. Court House J. Leslie Cutler, Pres (El Cajon), Fred F. Martin, Sec, Joshua D. Simkins, East San Diego, A. Hardy Riddell, Fred A. Boyer.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Room 2, Court House Fred F. Martin, Supt.; Ada York, Asst. Supt., Bessie M. Book, bkpr. and deputy.
COUNTY HORTICULTURAL COM- MISSION
G. R. Gorton, Commissioner, Court House.
COUNTYr INSTITUTIONS
Charities Department — Court House,
E. J. Bailey investigator. Detention Home — Mission Valley,
Mrs. S. A. Anthony matron. Farm — Mission Valley, H. G. Myers
supt., C. D. Church foreman. Farm Bureau — J. A. McNulty, sec. Free Dispensary — Court House. Free Library — 5th floor Scripps
Bldg.. Jennie Herman librarian;
branches 4110 University av. E. S.
D. and 4115 Adams av. Hospital — University Heights, Dick- inson nr Front, H. G. Myers supt. Pest House — Mission Valley.
San Diego City Government
CITY HALL
Fifth, sw cor. G. Mayor — Louis J. Wilde (elective), term expires May, 1921.
COMMON COUNCIL
(Elective) John A. Held (term expires May,
1923). Don M. Stewart (term expires May,
1921).
Virgilio Bruschi (term expires May, 1921).
Fred A. Heilbron (term expires May,
1921). Harry K. Weitzel (term expires May,
1921).
CITY OFFICIALS
Attorney — S. J. Higgins.
Deputies — A. F. H. Wright, C. Guy Selleck, Fredk. McCleneghan.
Auditor and Assessor — Harris L. Moody (appointive) ; chief Deputy Auditor, Clifford K. Stout, Depu- ties, L. H. Kleinschmidt, A. Sid- ney Hill, Claude C. Rhodes, F. C. Osgood, Grant M. Webster; Chief Deputy Assessor. Chas. E. Ells- worth; Deputy Assessor, Cyrus Ritchey.
Boiler Inspector — Joseph Hazell.
Building Inspector — -J. E. Fifield.
Clerk — Allen H. Wright (appoint- ive) ; Deputies. H. A. Sanders, Y. A. Jacaues.
FIFTH AND BEECH
THE AGNEW SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL
Fjlly equipped to handle all cas*s requiring medical attention, particularly surgical, obstetrical and children. General nursing care by graduate nurses.
POULTRY, BEES, GARDEN SUPPLIES FoS^S STILES POULTRY SUPPLY GO.
643-649 G ST.
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Electrical Inspector — A. E. John- stone.
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.
Purchasing Agent — E. D. Williams.
Sewer Inspector-^Wm B. Harper.
Superintendent of Streets — F. A. Rhodes.
Treasurer and Tax Collector — Jack T. Millan (elective); Chief Dep- uty, T. D. Stanley; Cashier, Basil W. Woods; Deputies, S. W. Tul- loch, A. E. Blethen, A. R. Ken- nedy, Wallace T. Clark and D. E. Shaffer.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Elective) 604 Southern Title Bldg., 948, 3d. Mrs. Anna M. W. Connell, Pres.;
(term expires May, 1921). Mrs. Lena P. Crouse (term expires
May, 1923). S. M. Bingham (term expires May,
1921). Claude Woolman, clerk (term ex- pires May, 1921). Jacob Weinberger, Member. Secretary of the Board — S. W. Beld-
ing. Superintendent of City Schools — H.
C. Johnson. Supervisor of Construction — W. A.
Taylor. Health and Development Dept. — Dr.
I. D. Webster, Medical insp., 948
3d, room 509.
BOARD OF HEALTH
2d floor City Hall Dr. P. C. Remondino, pres. Danl A. Deacon. Dr. W. W. Crawford. Leroy A. Wright. Health Officer and Superintendent —
Dr. E. P. Chartres-Martin; Geo. H. Sievering, 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 — Walter Bellon.
Rex Drew asst.
Hotel, Lodging and Tenement House Inspector — Walter Bellon.
Quarantine Inspector — C. F. Naylor.
Food Inspector- — Geo. C. Smith.
Meat and Dairy Inspector — rDr. G. W. Foelschon; Dr. L. J. Proper asst.
Bacteriologist — Dr. H. A. Thompson.
BUREAU OF INSPECTION
Geo. Drake — 'Building Inspector. A. E. Johnstone — Electrical Inspec- tor. Jos. Hazell — Boiler Inspector.
CITY INSTITUTIONS
Farm — 3 miles ne of La Jolla, on County rd — Frank Sessions care- taker.
Incinerator — Waterfront ft of 9th.
Isolation Hospital — Gaines and Au- burn, Old Town — Helen A. Lea, supt.
Jail — 73 2 2d.
Mission Valley Hospital, Old Town — Mrs. Lydia Torrey, chief nurse.
PLAYGROUNDS
Rose Park Playground, 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.
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, 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- tain, W. J. Evans; Lieutenants, J. C. Hutchinson, Wm. B. Frash.
Fire Station No. 2, 1171 10th, Cap- tain C. C. Lambert, Lieutenant Clarence Woodson.
Fire Station No. 3, 5th and Palm — Lieut., Sidney Love.
Fire Station No. 4, 8th and J — Cap- tain J. W. Lambert, Jr., Lieut. J. C. Hutchinson.
Fire Station No. 5, 9th and Univer- sity av. — Captain, V. F. McClure; Lieut., Abrand Jacobs.
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SAN DIEGO ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO.
1332 FIRST ST.
Phone,
MAIN 1677
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228 B Street
Phone, Main 1515
Washing Machines Sewing machines Vacuum cleaners Heating appliances Portable Lamps
955 Sixth Street
ELECTRIC COMPANY
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
lighting fixtures
motors, motor reairing
mazda lamps
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Fire Department — Cont.
Fire Station No. 6, and Dept. ma- chine shop, Columbia, sw cor. Cedar — Captain, E. A. Richardson.
Fire Station No. 7, National av nw cor Crosby — Captain, H. G. Haw- kins.
Fire Station No. 8, 3974 Goldfinch — Lieut. I. V. Johnson.
Fire Station No. 9, 2111 30th — Cap- tain, G. E. Courser.
Fire Station No. 10, 4470 Park Blvd. — Captain, G. H. Knowles.
Fire Station No. 11, 25th and Broad- way— Captain, F. W. Haslam.
Fire Station No. 12, 22 84 Kearney av. — Lieut. A. F. Copeland.
Fire Station No. 13, 7875 Herschel (La Jolla) — Lieut. Arthur Mes- singer.
Fire Station No. 14, 3035 University av. — Captain, Chas. Ator.
Fire Station No. 15, 492 6 Newport av. (Ocean Beach) — Lieut. C. E. Wood.
Fire Station No. 16 (Tug) W. Santa Fe Wharf — Captain, G. E. Selen.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
732 2d. James Patrick, Chief.
COMMISSIONS CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
(Appointive) Chas. E. Burch pres, Nelson R. King, H. J. Roy chief examiner and sec.
CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
(Appointive) W. B. Thorp, pres; Geo. H. Hazzard, sec.
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS
Sherwood Wheaton, chairman; Ed. Fletcher, F. M. White, members; R. M. Morton, chief eng. ; David A. Fraser, sec, 235 Bdwy, rm 533.
LIBRARY COMMISSIONERS
(Appointive) W. Templeton Johnson, E. E. Hen- die, W. H. Porterfield.
PARK COMMISSIONERS
(Appointive)
PLAYGROUNDS COMMISSIONERS
(Appointive) Chas. K. Jackson, pres.; Mrs. Blanch B. Bates, sec; Chas. A. Pearson, Chas. S. Dearborn, Frank H. Ehmke, supt.
WOMAN'S PUBLIC WELFARE COMMISSIONERS
Mrs. Cora P. McKenney. pres.; Mrs. Cella B. Slocum, v-pres.; Mrs. Amelia K. Forester, sec, Mrs. Emma Barnes, treas.
CITY AND SUBURBAN SCHOOLS
Boys' Special (city) — ns K bet. 29th and 30th — Herbert Sallee, Princi- pal.
Brooklyn, es 3 0th bet. A and Ash — Wm. D. Edwards, Principal.
Central, Conklin av. sw cor. Anna av. East San Diego — Mrs. M. S. Ross, Principal.
Deaf, 3 0th cor. Ash — Besse L. Kin- ney, Principal.
Detention Home — Pearl Humphrey, Principal.
Edison, Wilson av. sw cor. Anna, East San Diego — Agnes V. Shu- mate, Principal.
Emerson, National av. sw cor. 3 6th — Wm. D. Edwards, Principal.
Encanto — Anna L. Harrison, Prin- cipal.
Florence — University av. nw cor. 1st — A. H. Riddell, Principal.
Franklin, Union ne cor. West F. — C. H. Shellbach, Principal.
Fremont, Congress nw cor. Ampudia (Old Town) — Frank K. Marshall, Principal.
Garfield, Monroe av. se cor. Oregon — Edwin B. Tilton, Principal.
Girls' Special (city) — 3850 6th— May Bartlett, Principal.
Grant, Washington cor. Lark — F. Y. Van Valin, Principal.
Hamilton, Highland av, nw cor. Cas- tle, E. S. D. — Dorothy E. Perrin, Principal.
Jefferson, ws Utah bet. Wightman and Gunn — Ida V. Meeks, Princi- pal.
La Jolla, es Girard av, 1 blk. E of Pearl (La Jolla).
La Jolla Kindergarten, Kline, se cor. Herschel (La Jolla).
H. C. Ryan, pres.; John F. Forward, Lincoln, es 12th bet. E and F.
Franklin F. Grant, sec; Thos. N. Logan Heights, Julian av, sw cor, Faulconer. executive sec 1 Sicar(L
SERVICE BRANCH
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NEAR BROAOWAY
SAN DIEGO
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Loma Portal, ws Willow cor. Curtis
— Mrs. Maude McKim, Principal. Lowell, Market sw cor. 17th — Floss
B. White, Principal.
Mission Valley — Bessie O'Neal, Prin- cipal.
Neighborhood House Kindergarten, 1809 National av. — Mrs. Ruth C. Ward, Director.
Normal Heights — ss Adams av. bet. 40th and 41st — Maude L. Jamison, Principal.
Normal Training, Campus and Uni- versity av.
North Chollas — (Blanche Bone, Prin- cipal, Chollas Valley.
Ocean Beach, Santa Monica av. sw cor. Defoe — Kate Spani, Principal.
Pacific Beach, Jewell cor Garnet, Pacific Beach — Meta M. Woodson, Principal.
Roseville, Point Loma — Chas. C. Price, Principal.
San Diego High and Junior College, 14th and Ash — Harry O. Wise, Principal.
San Diego Evening High, 14th and Ash — Fred D. Finn, Principal.
Sorrento — Helen L. Gardiner, Prin- cipal.
Sherman, J, ne cor. 2 2d — T. A. Rus- sell, Principal.
Stockton, 31st and I — Martha E. Nye Principal.
Washington, State ne cor. Elm — Pete W. Ross, Principal.
SUPERVISORS
Agriculture — Catherine M. Wood
(acting.) Arts and Crafts — Mrs. L. F. Beck. Attendance Officer — M. V. Hester. Domestic Science — Marjorie Garrett,
Ethel Clark. Drawing — Lotta D. Perry, Lucile
Valentine. Health and Development — Dr. I. D.
Webster, phys.; Dr. Milton Bailey,
dentist; Mrs. E. E. Plaisted and
Mrs. H. E. Ketchum, nurses. Household Arts — Helen Converse. Manual Training — Andrew Vander-
bilt, A. L. Kraus, W. S. Wright, C.
E. Shepherd, A. G. Dildine and
C. S. Warne. Music — A. B. Herman.
Physical Training — Theo Treutlein. Spanish — Rosalie G. Edwards.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
E bet. 8th and 9th, Annex 953 8th.
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 holidays for reading only, except 4th of July, Thanksgiving day and Christmas, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Seventy deposit stations are located in different parts of the city. All fire stations and pub- lic schools are also deposit sta- tions.
Board of Trustees — C. A. A. McGee, pres. ; E. E. Hendee, Althea H. Warren, Librarian. First Assis- tants, E. Louise Peck, Lena H. Hunzicker and Margaret M. Det- rick.
Branches — La Jolla, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, University Heights, Logan Heights, Marston Co., and Washington School.
East San Diego Public Library — Isa- bella A. Thresher, Librarian; Fair- mount se cor. Anna.
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELE- GRAPH DEPARTMENT
Headquarters 10th and B. Louis Almgren, Jr., Supt. John W. Collins, Asst. Supt. John E. Cassin, Line Foreman.
FIRE ALARM BOXES
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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. |
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5th and Broadway. |
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7th and Broadway. |
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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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6th and E. |
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4th and E. |
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8th and E. |
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10th and E. |
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Greenwood Cemetery and Crematory
40TH AND IMPERIAL AVE.
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7th and P. |
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3rd and Date. |
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9th and F. |
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1st and Cedar. |
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11th and F. |
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4th and Fir. |
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6th and G. |
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1st and Grape. |
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8th and G. |
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Union and Elm. |
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10th and G. |
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5th and Market. |
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Belt and Juniper. |
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4th and I. |
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State and Ivy. |
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6th and I. 7th and Market. |
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8th and Beech. 6th and Cedar. |
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5th and J. 4th and K. |
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6th and K. |
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Union and Quince |
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7th and J. |
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8th and K. |
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Pac. Wharf, foot of 5th. |
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S. D. Wharf, foot of 7th. |
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2nd and Ivy. |
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Cal. I. Works, foot of 8th. |
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4th and G. |
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13th and Imperial av. |
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2nd and G. |
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14th and K. |
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Plate Glass |
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Front and G. |
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Fidelity Bonds |
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Surety Bonds |
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OCEAN |
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3rd and B. |
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Children's Home. |
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3rd and Broadway. |
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11th and Market. |
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2nd and E. |
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Columbia and F. |
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31st and Kalmia. |
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7th and Penn. |
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Redwood and Granada. |
81-1 |
5th and University av. |
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3 0th and Palm. |
81-2 |
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32nd and Thorn. |
81-3 |
University av. and Normal. |
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30th and Upas. |
81-4 |
University av. and Vermont. |
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Landis and Kansas. |
81-5 |
University av. and Park. |
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30th and University. |
81-6 |
University av. and 3rd. |
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Sherman and Myrtle. |
81-7 |
St. Joseph's Hospital. |
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Herman and Dwight. |
82 |
Vermont and Penn. |
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82-1 |
Park Bldv. and Cypress. |
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22nd and N. |
83 |
Cleveland and Lincoln. |
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Evans and Harrison. |
83-1 |
Louisiana and Lincoln. |
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Sigsbee and Colton. |
83-2 |
Iowa and Lincoln. |
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Beardsley and National. |
83-4 |
Mississippi and University av. |
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62-6 |
Benson Lmbr. Co. Wharf. |
83-5 |
Oregon and University av. |
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Logan and Dewey. |
83-6 |
Lincoln and Utah. |
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63-1 |
Newton and Evans. |
84 |
Park Blvd. and El Cajon av. |
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63-2 |
Julian and Dewey. Crosby and Railroad. |
84-1 |
Polk and Georgia. |
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84-2 |
Texas and El Cajon av. |
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Dewey and Colton. |
84-3 |
Nebraska and El Cajon av. |
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McCormick Lmbr. Co. Wharf. |
84-5 |
Normal School. |
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International Packing Co. 25 th and L. |
85 85-1 |
Park Blvd. and Monroe. Alabama and Meade. |
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26th and Imperial av. |
85-6 |
Idaho and Madison. |
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2 6th and I. |
86 |
Park Blvd. and Adams. |
FAIL |
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28th and Imperial av. |
86-1 |
Madison and Alabama. |
TO VISIT THE |
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30th and Imperial av. |
87 |
Maryland and Monroe. |
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65-3 |
34th and Imperial av. |
87-1 |
Cleveland and Van Buren. |
ALASKA |
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67 |
31st and J. |
87-2- |
Madison and Campus. |
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67-1 |
2 8th and J. |
87-3 |
Madison and Massachusetts. |
CURIO |
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32nd and Market. |
89 |
Texas and Landis. |
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33rd and J. |
89-1 |
Oregon and Dwight. |
AND |
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69 |
3 8th and Superior. |
91 |
2 8th and Franklin. |
Fur Store |
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71 |
4th and Maple. |
91-1 |
30th and Woolman. |
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71-2 |
5th and Juniper. |
91-2 |
32nd and Clay. |
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2nd and Spruce. |
91-3 |
35th and Woolman. |
M. B. BALES |
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72-1 |
Brand and Thorn. |
92 |
2 6th and Newton av. |
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73 |
4th and Walnut. |
93 |
29th and National av. |
Complete line of Alaska |
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73-1 |
6th and Upas. |
93-1 |
28th and Boston. |
Army, Navy and Cali- fornia Souvenirs |
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73-2 |
Front and Brooks. |
93-6 |
Naval Reserve Wharf. |
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4th and Penn. |
94 |
32nd and Newton av. |
Most complete line of Moccasins In the city |
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74-1 |
Albatross and Robinson. |
94-1 |
31st and Main. |
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1st and Washington. |
95 |
26th and Colton. |
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75-1 |
Front and Dickinson. |
95-1 |
Standard Oil Wharf. |
Furs Sold. Remodeled and |
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Eagle and Washington. |
95-2 |
Sicard and Main. |
Repaired |
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75-3 |
Sutter and Goldfinch. |
95-6 |
Marine Const. Co. Wharf. |
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3rd and Arbor Drive. |
96 |
31st and Logan av. |
333 W. Broadway SAN DIE60 HOTEL |
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Ibis and Washington. |
97 |
Shipyard, ft. 32nd. |
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Falcon and Arbor Drive. |
97-1 |
3 9th and Delta. |
923 FIRST ST. |
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Lewis and Ingalls. |
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ESTATE IT IT 4 |
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COUNTRY
719 F Street Tel. Main 2948
INSURANCE
HARRY FISHER & CO.
GENERAL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, BONDS £40 C STREET
I.L. ENO
KODAKS
PHOTO SUPPLIES
PICTURE FRAMING
419
BROADWAY
PHONE, MAIN 1676
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I "WE HAVE THE TtME FOR YOU"
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
AUTO TIRE CO.
5th and A Main 2404
Fire Alarm Boxes — Cont. 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 Cbatswortb. 122—1 Lytton and Rosecrans. 122—3 Evergreen and Ibsen. 131—1 Canyon and Rosecrans.
SPECIAL CALLS
4—4 Call for Naval Reserves. 5-5 Call for Coast Artillery N G C.
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 Silverando, cor Fay av.
16 Marine, cor Ardene.
State Government
Governor — W. D. Stephens.
Adjutant General — J. J. Borree.
Attorney-General — Ulysses S. Webb.
Banking Dept. — W. R. Williams, Supt. of Banks, San Francisco.
Board of Accountancy — J. W. Forbes pres., Wm. Dolge, sec, San Francisco.
Board of Agriculture — Charles W. Paine, sec, Sacramento.
Board of Architecture — John Bake- well, pres., Northern Div., San Francisco; Will S. Hebbard, pres., Southern Div., Los Angeles.
Board of Charities and Corrections — Rabbi A. Meyer, pres., San Fran- cisco.
Board of Control — Marshall De Motte, pres., P. J. Tehaney, sec, Sacramento.
Board of Equalization — T. M. Eby, sec, Sacramento.
Board of Fish and Game Commis- sioners— E. S. L. Bosqui, San Francisco; M. J. O'Connell, Los Angeles; F. M. Newbert, Sacra- mento.
Board of State Harbor Commission- ers— Arthur Arlett, pres., San Francisco.
Board of Health — Dr. Wilfred H. Kellogg, sec. and executive officer.
Bureau of Labor Statistics — .Geo. F. Gray, asst. commissioner, McNeece Bldg., San Diego.
Clerk of Supreme Court — B. Grant Taylor.
Commission of Immigration and Housing — Simon J. Lubin, pres., Paul Scharrenberg, sec, San Fran- cisco.
Commission of Insurance — Elmer L. Sisson, sec, San Francisco.
Commissioner of Insurance — Alex. McCabe, San Francisco.
Commissioner U. S. Food Adminis- tration— Ralph P. Merritt, San Francisco.
Compensation Insurance Fund — San Diego Dist., F. E. Draper repre- sentative, 5 5 48 Spreckels Bldg.
Comptroller — John S. Chambers.
Council of Defence — Gov. W. D. Stephens, Chairman; Wm. V. Cow- an, sec, Sacramento.
District Court of Appeal — First Ap- pellate Dist.. Thos. J. Lennon pre- siding justice; Second Appellate Dist., Nathaniel P. Conrey, presid- ing justice; Third Appellate Dist., Norton P. Chipman, presiding jus- tice.
Engineer — Wilbur F. McClure.
Fish and Game Commissioner — A. L. Manahan, Dep. Commissioner, Municipal Pier.
Forester — C. Morris Homans.
Industrial Accident Commission — H. L. White, sec, San Francisco; H. J. Bischoff referee, rm 807 Watts Bldg., San Diego.
Inheritance Tax Appraiser — Thomas O'Hallaran, 706 Watts Bldg., San Dieeo.
George F. Otto & Son
nursery, 35th and national Ave. r. floral depot -&&\ phones
phone. Main 7086 Tj£fe-Cor. SIXTH and B ^SSL MAIN 759 HOME 1207
Florists and Nurserymen
Pianos
PiotnOS C^O Broad-way
"The
World's
Best"
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Labor Commissioner — John P. Mc- Laughlin, San Francisco; G. F.
Gray, dep., 441 McNeece Bldg.,
San Diego. Librarian — M. J. Ferguson. Market Director — Harris Weinstock,
director; Fred N. Bigelow, sec,
San Francisco. Mining Bureau — Fletcher Hamilton
Mineralogist; R. P. McLaughlin,
Oil and Gas Supervisor; Wm. W.
Thayer, sec, San Francisco. Motor Vehicle Dept. — P. J. Teheney
acting sunt.. Sacramento. Normal School — E. L. Hardy, pres.,
Campus av. nw. cor. Normal. Purchasing Agent — W. G. McMillan,
Sacramento. Railroad Commission — Edwin O. Ed-
gerton pres., R. A. Pabst acting
sec Secretary of State — Frank C. Jordan.
State Dept. of Agriculture — G. H. Hecke, Sacramento, director; Le Roy E. French, quarantine inspr., rm 305 Municipal Pier ft. Bdwy.
Superintendent of Hospitals — F. W. Hatch, Sacramento.
Superintendent of Public Instruction — Will C. Wood.
Superintendent of State Printing — Robt. L. Telfer.
Superintendent of Weishts and Meas- ures— Chas. G. Johnson, Sacra- mento.
Supreme Court — Frank M. Angellotti chief justice; Curtis D. Wilbur, Thos. J. Lennon, Lucien Shaw, Wm. P. Lawler, Warren P. Olney, jr., associate justices; B. Grant Taylor, clerk.
Surveyor General — W. S. Kingsbury.
Treasurer — F. W. Richardson.
State Veterinarian — Dr. J. P. Iver-
Federal Government
SAN DIEGO POSTOFFICE
Federal Bids., ss F bet Union &
State.
LUCIUS R. BARROW, Postmaster and Custodian, Federal Bldg., Geo. Parker, Asst. Postmaster.
Office open: General delivery, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. (except Sundays) ; reg- istry office open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. (except Sundays) ; stamp window open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. (except Sundays) ; box windows open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. (except Sundays); money order window open 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. (except Sundays) ; par- cel post window 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, G. H. Harrison, supt.
Post Office Station B. — 34 25th, J. L. Stuart, sunt.
Post Office Station No. 1 — Marston Store, 5th ne cor. C, Eulalie A. Chase, clerk in charge.
Post Office Station No. 2 — 603 5th, Alda M. Ferris, clerk.
Post Office Station No. 3 — 2602 Na- tional av. Sidnev H. Burston, clerk.
Post Office Station No. 5 — 12 70 5th, M. S. Robertson, clerk.
Post Office Station No. 6 — '7th se cor.
F, John A. Hoedemaker, clerk. Post Office Station No. 7 — -820 W.
Washington, 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. Kearny Branch Post Office — Wade H.
Moreland, clerk in charge, Camp
Kearny. La Jolla Post Office — N. L. Rannells,
Postmaster, 7820 Girard av, La
Jolla. Loma Portal Post Office — Alex Rey- nolds jr., Postmaster, 2704 Ever- green, Loma Portal. North San Diego Post Office — James
W. Parkinson, Postmaster, 2502
San Diego av. Ocean Beach Post Office — H. K.
Rankin, Postmaster, 5012 Newport
av, Ocean Beach. Pacific Beach Post Office — R. W.
Ravenscroft, Postmaster, Lamont,
s w cor Grand. East San Diego Branch — T. B. Fer- ris, 3875 Pauly av, E. S. P.
HAY, GRAIN.
FLOUR,
MILL FEEDS.
POULTRY
FEEDS,
GRAIN BAGS.
WOOL BAGS,
SACK
TWINE.
COAL
Main office FOURTH AND K
PHONES: Main 440 HOME 1440
STEWART
G. KENDALL
General Insurance
309 First
National
Bank Bldg.
Telephone
MAIN 2941
FORD BARNES CO.
1055 SECOND STREET
SAN DIEGO OIL STATIONS
HOOD TIRES AND TUBES
McGRAW TIRES AND TUBES
MONOGRAM OILS AND GREASES
UNION GASOLINE
MOTOREZE and ARISTO MOTOR OILS
TUNGSTEN SPARK PLUGS
flELD- AUSTIN SAPE CO. ,0«BSB
SAFES - FILES - DESKS - SUPPLIES
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STOLUS Multigraph Shop
AND
Advertising Bureau MAIN 16
210 Watts Building
MULTIGRAPHING
ADDRESSING
TYPEWRITING
MAILING
MIMEOGRAPHING
MAILING LISTS
Public Stenographer
L. M. STOLL, MGR.
FRANK
A. HUNECK
F U R
S
MASONIC TEMPLE
1401 Fifth
San Diego Post Office — Cont.
Point Lorua Post Office — A. E. Dixon, Postmaster, 115 6 Rosecrans, Rose- ville, Pt. Loma.
U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 720 First National Bank 'Bldg., 1007 5th.
A. L. Derbyshire, surgeon in charge.
BUREAU OF STANDARDS J. Y. Jewett, associate engineer phy- sicist, Administration Bldg., Bal- boa Park.
U. S. COMMISSIONER W. R. Andrews, 855 5th, rm 5.
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD OF
EXAMINERS
102 Federal Bldg.
Sherwin Coulthurst, sec, A. E.
Wright, Martha Ratcliff.
U. S. CUSTOMS SERVICE 323 Federal Bldg. Clarence D. Sprigg, collector of cus- toms; Wm. H. Woolman, special deputy.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY 306 Federal Bldg. Joel E. Cloud, inspector in charge. 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. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
2 07 Federal Bldg.
W. A. Weymouth, special agent in charge.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT
2 39 Federal Bldg.
U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
207 Federal Bldg.
Robt. O'Connor (Los Angeles).
U. S. FOREST SERVICE
M. R. Tillotson, supervisor, Federal
Bldg. Roy D. Lindsey, examiner in charge.
U. S. LAND ATTORNEY Chas. E. Burch, 432 E, rms 5-6-7.
U. S. MARSHAL
210 Federal Bldg.
C. T. Walton, marshal (Los Angeles)
Wm. C. Carse, deputy marshal.
U. S. IMMIGRATION SERVICE 230 Federal Bldg. Dan S. Kuykendall, inspector in charge.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SERV- ICE COLLECTOR'S OFFICE 25 0-254 Federal Bldg. R. V. Dodge, office deputy collector, Frank J. Bates, J. C. Westcott, deputy collectors.
U. S. REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY E. T. Lannon, 948 3d, rm 505.
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE
3 35 Federal Bldg. Henry S. Alciatore, meteorologist and official in charge.
WAR DEPARTMENT
FORT ROSECRANS
Government fortifications at Point Loma.
SIGNAL CORPS AVIATION SCHOOL (U. S. A.) North Island
U.S. ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE
964 5th, rm 230. Sergt. Robert Luth in charge.
U. S. ARMY TRAINING CAMP Camp Kearny, Linda Vista.
U. S. MARINE CORPS HEADQ'TRS
Second advanced base force.
Jos. H. Pendleton, Brig.-Genl. in
command, 235 Bdwy, rm 515.
U. S. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING STATION
1025 4th, rm 209.
Sergt. J. W. Burnworth in charge.
U. S. NAVY RECRUITING STATION 1007 5th rm 210.
U. S. NAVAL COAL DEPOT La Playa.
U.
S. NAVAL RADIO STATION Pt. Loma.
Mire Value for Less Money
WHITING-MEAD COMMERCIAL CO.
Of
SAN DIEGO
Plumbing Material, Paints, Pipe, Hardware, Roofing Paper, Electric Goods, Wall Board, Sash and Doors, Wrecking Department
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE. FIRST N. E. COR. G PHONE. MAIN 709
Property Managers LOUIS C. MASTEN
a Real Estate and Insurance
Rent Collectors
TIMKEN BUILDING
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U. S. NAVAL RESERVE FORCE 12th Naval Dist., 11th sub dist., Counties of San Diego and Im- perial, 22 8 B, Lt.-Com. Don M. Stewart.
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, 861 6th, rm 716.
U. S. QUARANTINE STATION Dept. of Public Health, Dr. A. H. Glennan, officer in charge, end of Rosecrans, La Playa, Pt. Loma.
Consuls
Dean of Consular Corps John Engebretsen
Bolivia — Philip Morse, vice-consul, 6th sw cor. L.
British — Major H. D. Gerrard, vice- consul, 1015 st, rm 519.
France — Frank Grandier, consular agent.
Jugo Slav — Paul Petrich, vice-consul 1529 Atlantic.
Mexican — R. R. Dominguez, consul, 920 4th, rm 7.
Norwegian- — John Engebretsen, vice- consul, 206 McNeece Bldg., 432 F.
Swedish — Nils Malmberg, vice-con- sul, 2535 C.
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.
A permanent exhibit of the agricul- tural, horticultural, mineral and industrial products of the county
is maintained and is open to the public from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. every day, Sunday excepted.
Officers:
A. P. Johnson, jr., pres.; J. H. Mc- Corkle, v-pres. ; E. K. Hurlbert, treas. ; William Tomkins, execu- tive sec.
Regular meeting of the Board of Di- rectors is held at 4 p. m. each second and fourth Thursday dur- ing the year.
Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
Headquarters Pt. Loma. Information Bureau 1123 4th.
Aryan Theosophical Press — W. A. Stevens, bus. mgr.; Ralph Leslie, mgr. of operations, Point Loma Homestead.
Children's International Lotus Home — Gertrude W. Van Pelt, M. D., supt., Pt. Loma Homstead.
Isis Conservatory of Music — Prof.
W. A. Dunn director, Pt. Loma
Homestead. Men's International Theosophical
League — Clark Thurston, sec, Pt.
Loma Homestead.
UNIFORMS
MADE TO ORDER
a j\
G K
H O R
IN E R
NAVAL TAILOR
448 W. B'WAY
BATTERY
\
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SERVICE
DELCO
REMY
KLAXON
CARLSON
AND
SIMPSON
Auto Electricians
UNION ATC
LOUIS MASSIE WINN
DOCTOR OF OPTOM ETRY
Tel.. Main 221
EYES EXAMINED. GLASSES FITTED
201 AND 212 WATTS- BLDG.
620 E STREET
GENERAL
INSURANCE
Tel., Main 2183
334-335 SPRECKELS BUILDING
EMMA EGBERT WILLIAMS Manager
H E B R O N
H O M E
FOR A6ED PEOPLE
•Incorporate*)-
Undenominational
Established by
EMMA EGBERT
WILLIAMS
25 Years experience
in caring tor aged
people
1825 NEWTON AVE.
PHONE,
Main 3869 SAN DIEGO, CAL.
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Universal Brotherhood & Theosophi- cal Society — Oont.
New Century Corporation — Clark Thurston mgr and treas., Pt. Loma Homestead.
Homestead — Clark Frank Knoche v-
mgr. ; Ross White Pt. Loma Home-
Point Loma Thurston, pres. pres. and genl. sec. and treas.; stead.
Raja Yoga School — Gertrude W. van Pelt, M.D., directress; Mrs. Wm. A. Dunn, asst. directress; Prof. Wm. A. Dunn, asst, director, Pt. Loma Homestead.
School of Antiquity — Katherine Tingley, pres.; Clark Thurston, sec-treas; Frank 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.
Theosophical Publishing Co. — Henry T. Patterson, mgr.; Pt. Loma Homestead.
Theosophical University — Katherine Tingley pres.; E. Aug. Nereshei- mer, v-pres; Clark Thurston, sec; Ross White, treas.
Universal Brotherhood & Theosophi- cal Society — Katherine Tingley, Leader and Official Head; Joseph H. Fussell, sec; Frank Knoche, asst-treas.; Pt. Loma Homestead.
Woman's Exchange and Mart — Mrs. Ross White, mgr.; Pt. Loma Homestead.
Woman's International Theosophical League — Mrs. Elizabeth C. Spald- ing, pres.; Mrs. Estelle C. Hanson, sec; Edith White, treas.; Mrs. Wm. A. Dunn, hostess.
Churches and Religious Organizations
All Saints (Episcopal) — Sixth se cor. Pennsylvania av. Rev. C. T. Mur- phy, pastor, h 616 Pennsylvania.
Bethel African M. E. — 1647 Front; Rev. Burgess R. Guy, pastor.
Bethesda Swedish Lutheran, 725 Bway, rm 3 7, Rev. C. Arthur John- son, pastor, h 2205 E.
Brooklyn Heights Presbyterian — ss Fir bet. 30th and Fern, Rev. Alfd O. Elliott, pastor, h 1420 Grove.
Calvary Presbyterian Church — 39th, nw cor. Franklin av, Rev. Wm. A. Jackson pastor, h 305 Milbrae.
Central Christian — F, se cor. 9th, Rev. Wm. E. Crabtree pastor, h 2 805 Palm.
Central M. E. — Sampson se cor Har- rison av, Rev. A. E. Schultz, pas- tor, h 515 Sampson.
Church of Christ — 3843 Herbert.
Church of God — 537 13th and 4568 Oregon, Rev. W. A. Warner, pas- tor, h 3057 L.
Church of Our Lady of Angels — 2 4th sw cor. G, Rev. P. J. McGrath rec- tor, h 656 24th.
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe — 1724 Kearney av.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 10th ne cor. Pennsyl- vania av.
Church of Our Lady of the Sacred
Heart, 4087 Copeland av, E. S. D. Rev. Jas. F. Mitchell rector.
Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion— es San Diego av bet. Harney and Twiggs, Old Town, Rev. Jos- eph C. Mesny, pastor, h 7713 Gir- ard av, La Jolla.
Church of the Nazarene, 936 14th, Rev. J. E. Bates pastor, h 868 23d.
Church of the New Jerusalem (Swed- enborgian) — 4144 Campus av.
Church of Truth — 4563 Oregon.
Congregation Tifereth Israel — es 18th bet. Market and I, Jacob Krull, rabbi, 1435 J.
East San Diego Baptist — Stockton av, sw cor. University av. Rev. J. D. Page pastor, h 3 76 9 Cope- land av, E. S. D.
East San Diego Nazarene — Univer- sity, se cor. Conklin av, Rev. W- B. Corlett pastor, h 3 753 Cabrillo av, E. S. D.
East San Diego Presbyterian, Pauley av sw cor. Anna, Rev. J. C. Dibble pastor, h 4070 Colonial av, E.S.D.
Fairmount M. E. (E.S.D.) — 4055 Stockton av, Rev. Albert Ore pas- tor, h 4059 same.
First Advent Christian (not 7th clay) — 3704 29th, Rev. Sam.1. Forsey pastor, h 3708 29th.
First Baptist (Ocean Beach), 194 7 Defoe, Rev. Rolla E. Brown pastor.
PHONE, MAIN 4826
PHONE, MAIN 4826
HECK TRANSFER AND STORAGE
1031 FOURTEENTH
SERVICE GUARANTEED
SAN DIEGO. CALIF.
chas. r. Mccormick lumber co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
PHONE Main 4991
OFFICE, YARDS, PLANING MILL AND WHARVES
FOOT OF 24TH. ON BAY
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Blrst Baptist — Tenth, nw cor. E,
Rev. F. O. Belden pastor, h 2 43 9
El Capitan. First Church of Christ (Scientist) — ■
Second, sw cor. Laurel. First Congregational — 'Sixth, nw cor.
A, Rev. Willard B. Thorp pastor,
h 1640 3d. First English Lutheran — ws 2d bet.
A and Ash, Rev. E. P. Schueler
pastor, h 32 30 Grim. First Friends — Market, se cor. 19th,
Rev. Geo. Taylor pastor, h 948
19th. First M. E. — C, nw cor. 9th, Rev. • Lincoln A. Ferris pastor, h 204
Ivy; Rev. R. A. Mills associate
pastor, h 2 69 0 A. First Presbyterian — ns Date bet. 3d
and 4th, Rev. E. F. Hallenbeck
pastor, h 3240 Curlew. First Presbyterian (La Jolla) — 7731
Draper, Rev. Luther A. Ostrander
pastor, h 1154 Prospect. First Spiritual Temple — 1240 7th,
Rev. F. F. Fleming pastor, h 3480
National av. First Street Baptist (colored) — First
sw cor. B, Rev. R. A. Jackson pas- tor, h 71 16th. First Unitarian — es Sixth bet. Beech
and Cedar, Rev. H. B. Bard, pas- tor, h 415 9 Lark. First United Brethren Church — 3d,
se cor. Robinson av. Floating Society of Christian En- deavor of San Diego, ft. of W.
Market, J. H. Bamberry, supt. Free Methodist — Beech, se cor.
Front, Rev. D. C. Newell pastor,
h 145 W. Beech. German Evangelical Lutheran — 2003
Woolman av, Rev. Paul Scherf
pastor, h 415 Dewey. German Evangelical Zion — 532 21st. German M. E. — 16th, nw cor. I, Rev.
B. C. Voll pastor, h 526 16th. Grace Evangelical Lutheran (Eng- lish)— Park blvd, se cor. Lincoln
av, Rev. Clarence Damschroeder,
pastor, h 3646 Indiana. Harmonial Institute — 4328 Ala- bama, Rev. E. C. Wilson and Rev. J. W. Ring pastors, h same. Home of Truth — 102 3 7th. House of Blessing (Higher Thought)
— 2109 Second, Myra Frenyear- Wiseman, minister. Emmanuel Church of the Evangel- ical Association — 2 9th, ne cor.
Wightman, Rev. Philip Sachs pas- tor, h 2 914 Wightman.
Inwood M. E. — L, nw cor. 31st, Rev. S. W. Simonds pastor, h 3227 Gra- nada.
Japanese First Congregational — -<52 7 8th, Rev. J. S. Kikuchi pastor.
Logan Heights Baptist — Newton av, ne cor. 2 9th, Rev. W. J. Beaven pastor, 2 9 80 Newton av.
Logan Heights Congregational — Sampson, sw cor. Kearney av, Rev. W. H. Hannaford pastor, h 2190 Kearney av.
Mission Hills Congregational — 1202 Ft. Stockton dr., Rev. H. B. Rob- erts pastor, h 102 0 W. Brooks av.
Mission Hills M. E. — Lark, sw cor. Ft. Stockton dr., Rev. E. H. Hay- dock pastor, h 132 9 Ft. Stockton dr.
Mt. Zion Baptist — 3045 Greeley av, Rev. W. R. Burgess pastor.
Normal Heights M. E. — Adams av, sw cor. 40th, Rev. Burton Hamlin pastor, h 4647 43d.
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran — Park blvd, sw cor. Center, Rev. J. A. E. Naess pastor, h 313 6 Gra- nada.
Old Mission — Mission Valley.
Olivet Temple Baptist Church (col- ored)— 16th, se cor. K, Rev. W. A. Mitchell pastor, h 705 Front.
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.
Park Place M. E. Church South — Fifth, ne cor. Olive, Rev. G. C. Rector, pastor, h 1842 Goldfinch.
Park Villa Congregational — 3752 28th, Rev. G. A. Charmock pastor, h 3667 Arizona.
Pentacostal Pilgrim — 62 8 B, Rev. Jas. Elliott pastor.
Phillips Temple — C. M. E. Church, 2 933 National av, Rev. W. Seld pastor.
Plymouth Brethren Evangelical Church — 4176 Texas, Rev. E. A. Buchenau pastor.
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
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Churches and Religious Organiza- tions— Cont.
Beach, Rev. J. C. Mesny pastor, h 7713 Girard av, La Jolla.
St. Agnes (Catholic) — Evergreen, cor. Canon, Roseville, Pt. Loma, Rev. Jos. C. Mesny, pastor, h 7713 Girard av, La Jolla.
St. James Old Mission — Mission Val- ley.
St. James By-the-Sea (Episcopal) — Prospect, cor. Silverado, La Jolla, Rev. Wm. Bedford Jones rector, h 7753 Draper av.
St. James Episcopal — ns Kearney av, bet. S. Evans and Sampson, Rev. E. J. H. Van Deerlin rector, h 2120 Kearney av.
St. John's (Catholic) — 4003 Normal, Rev. Thos. F. King rector, h 4011 Normal.
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. Arthur R. Taylor pastor.
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. Wm. P. Ponet rector, h 4016 Ibis.
Scott Memorial Baptist — ns Madison bet. Oregon and Idaho, Rev. L. P. Valentine pastor, h 3092 Univer- sity av, E. S. D.
Second Church of Christ (Scientist) — San Diego Club House, 949 9th.
Seventh Day Adventist — 18th, se cor G.
Seventh Day Adventist — Illinois, nw cor. Polk, Rev. R. S. Owen pastor, h 3 941 Portola PI.
Spanish Presbyterian — 351 13th, Rev. Ventura Martinez pastor, h 345 13th.
Swedish Bethel Baptist — 905 16th, Rev. J. A. Carlson pastor, h 2009 G.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Beth- esda Church — 725 Bway, rm 7.
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. H. C. Mullen pas- tor, h 1010 Essex.
Temple Beth Israel — 2d nw cor.
Beech. Trinity M. E. — Thorn, nw cor. Grim,
Rev. D. W. Wilt, pastor, h 332 0
Grim av. Union Congregational (La Jolla) —
es Ivanhoe av, ne cor. Cave, Rev.
Henry H. Wentworth pastor, r Ca-
brillo Hotel. Union Congregational (Ocean Beach)
— 483 8 Santa Monica av, Rev.
Henry G. Miller pastor, r Pacific
Beach. United Brethren — 3d se cor. Robin- son av, Rev. Logan Harter pastor,
h 321 Robinson av. United Presbyterian — Market, nw
cor. 2 2d, Rev. Frank Foster pas- tor. Unity Spiritualist Society — 1120
10th Marguerite St., O. Briggs,
pastor, h 1120 10th.
University Heights Christian — Cleve- land av, ne cor Richmond, Rev. T. S. Handsaker pastor, h 1465 Lin- coln av.
Young Men's Christian Association — Geo. W. Marston, pres. ; John S. Akerman, v-pres.; S. M. Bingham, treas.; H.- L. Sullivan, rec. sec; Arthur L. Ward, gen. sec; Alex. Johnson, office sec; O. E. Tyler, war work sec; B. H. Haddock, membership and social sec. Build- ing, 8th, ne cor. C.
Yogi Spiritual Society — 1108 E, Rev. Margt. A. Hanley pastor.
Young Women's Christian Associa- tion— Mrs. Elizabeth D. Johnson, pres.; Mrs. Lillian W. Henking, v- pres. ; Mrs. Jeanette S. Theale, treas.; Mrs. Elizabeth M. Burrows, gen. sec Boarding Home, Cafe- teria, Educational Classes, Row- ing Clubs, Socials for members, Emp. Bureau, 646 Bway.
MISSIONS
Church of Our Lady of Angels Mis- sion— il724 Kearney.
Mission Bautista Mexicana — W. Date nw cor. Columbia, Rev. Lucas D. Ruiz pastor, h 1843 Columbia.
Old Mission — Mission Valley.
Peniel Mission — 92 0 Bway.
Pentecostal Mission — 441 5th.
Pentacostal Assembly of God — 640 Market, Rev. W. E. Moody pastor, h 4472 Georgia.
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Salvation Army Barracks — 932 3d,
Captain Ellen Nelson officer in
charge. San Diego Rescue Mission — 334 P,
Rev. T. E. Nowell supt, h 462 0
32d.
CEMETERIES
Mount Hope — City Cemetery, con- sists of about 2 00 acres, located on ns Imperial av, bet 36th and 40th, near city limits. A portion is set apart to each of the following organizations: Masonic, Odd Fel- lows, G. A. R. and Jewish. Un- der control of Cemetery Commis- sions. Williard B. Thorp, pres. ; G. H. Hazzard, sec; Chas. A. Kane supt.
G. A. R. — ns Imperial av, bet. 38th and 39th.
Holy Cross Cemetery — Broadway and
44th. Home of Peace — ns Imperial av bet.
35th and 37th. I. O. O. F. — ns Imperial av, bet. 38th
and 40th.
Masonic — ns Imperial av bet. 37th and 40th.
Catholic — West Washington nr Ran- dolph, Peter O'Malley, supt.
Old Town Cemetery — North San Diego.
GREENWOOD — es 40th bet Imperial av and K. Joseph B. Smith, supt. (See left top lines and page 28.)
U. S. Cemetery — Point Loma.
PARKS
Balboa Park — 1400 acres, from A to Upas, bet. 6th and 2 8th streets. Exposition Grounds central sec- tion. J. D. Morley, supt. Golden Hill section at 25th and A.
City Park — Same as Balboa Park.
Estrella Park — iBetween Jefferson and Wabash av, nr Geary, 4 blks E of Boundary, East San Diego.
Golden Hill Park — 2 5th, n of Ash.
Kensington (Normal Heights) bet. Kensington and Marlborough drives; Adams and Park aves.
La Jolla Athletic Park — Coast blvd, ft. of Girard.
Mission Cliff Gardens — ns Adams av bet. Maryland and Florida; prop- erty of S. D. Electric Ry. Co.
New Town Park — bet. Columbia and India, West F and West G.
Park de la Cruz — Between Castle and Howard, Thomas and Sisson a vs.
Plaza The — ss Broadway bet. Third and Fourth.
Shield Park — bet. Dodge, Vine and Zinfandel, 6 blks E of Boundary, East San Diego.
Stadium — 15th and Russ blvd.
Business Blocks and Halls
Arcade 1148 5th & 1139 4th
Armory Hall 1242 G
Arts and Crafts 624 B
Backesto . ., 614 5th
Bancroft G se cor 5th
Benbough 1133 5th
Besant Hall 953 8th
Bible Truth Hall 3956 30th
Blavatsky Hall. ... . . . .1133 6th
Bradt 1248 5th
Brown 561 5th
Brunswig 5th se cor J
Burnap Block 23 8 Bway
Cabrillo Theater Bldg 331 Plaza
Central M. E. Hall
Harrison av 1 e of Sampson
Central Mortgage 1015 1st
Chinese Masonic 428 3d
City Hall 5th sw cor G
Cole G nw cor 5th
Conard Block 1055 5th
Cosgrove 961 4th
Court House, W Broadway cor Front Customs House and Post Office Bldg.
ss of F bet Union and State
De Luca 8th nw cor F
Dreamland Pavilion. ., ,1324 1st
Eagles' Hall 733 8th
East San Diego City Hall
4110 University av.
Edmonds 953 8th
Elks' Hall Bway nw cor 2d
Ernsting 915 5th
Express 761 6th
Fairmount Hall. .4031 Pauly av ESD Federal Building
. ...ss West F bet Union and State First Natl Bank Bldg.... 1007 5th
Fletcher 92 4 8th
Fox-Heller 85 5 5th
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Business Blocks and Halls — Cont.
Fraternal Brotherhood Hall 1322 5th Frey Block. . sw cor 5th and Market
Gassen 615 Bway
Gay, John H 919 4th
Gerichten 82 0 5th
Gilbert • 965 5th
Gospel Hall 2601 Imperial av
Granger 9 64 5th
Grant 1038 5th
Hall of Records (annex to the Court
House) Union se cor C
Hardy 723 5th
Hawley 1047 5th
Hemenway Hall... 3306 Imperial av
Hill 533 F
Homeland 939 6th
Howard 5 04 Univ av
I. O. O. F. Hall 526 Market
Ingersoll-Tutton 832 5th
Ingle 424 F
Isis Theatre 1127 4th
Iverson's Hall 62 5 18th
Johnson, P. M 1023 7th
Josse 515 Bway
K. of P. Temple 3d sw cor E
Kastle Hall 631 6th
Kelton Studios 15 70 4th
Knights of Columbus Hall.. 846 5th
Kuhn 413 Bway
Labor Temple 621 6th
Liberty Auditorium 942 1st
Liberty Hall 66 6 9th
Llewellyn , 72 8 5th
Longshoreman's Hall, 851 W Market
Louis 726 5th
Lynhurst 30th, sw cor Upas
McGurck 611 5th
McKoon Blk, Bway ne cor Columbia
McMurtrie 3d nw cor B
McNeece 432 F
Maple Hall 846 5th
Marshall-Higgins 4th sw cor C
Marston (new), ns C from 5th to 6th
Marston (old) 425 C
Masonic Hall (colored) . .636 Market
Masonic Temple 5 th ne cor Ash
Mazdaznan Hall 1867 Union
Moose Hall ■,. . . 914 7th
Morse 942 Market
Navajo F se cor 3d
Ocean Beach Christian Science Hall
Bacon ne cor Niagara av, Ocean
Beach.
Odd Fellows' Hall 526 Market
Otis H34 4th
Overbaugh ,. 621 Market
Owl Drug Co. Bldg 1025 4th
Pacific 524 F
Peoples Temple C se cor 8th
Phillips 918 5th
Plaza 920 4th
Post 72 5 Bway
Price 612 Market
Provost Guard Detachment Bar- racks 1242 G
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 8th and 9th
Savoy 3d nw cor C
Schmidt 953 4th
SCRIPPS BUILDING
525 C (See page 25)
Security Bank Bldg 432 E
Sefton 432 C
Seifert Block 1164 5th
Sheldon 822 5th
Smith Block .... 5th sw cor Univ av
Snyder <835 6th
Southern Title 948 3d
SPRECKELS BUILDING, 121 Bway bet 1st and 2d. (See page 26.)
Starkey 1322 5th
Stevens & Hartley Bldg
2940 University av
Sun Bldg 7th se cor B
Sunny Petrikowska. . . . 2d nw cor F
Timken 863 6th
UNION BUILDING, 235 Broadwav bet 2d and 3d. (See page 27.) Union Title & Trust Co. . . .1036 2d
U. S. National Bank 1023 2d
U. S. Post Office and Customs House Bldg. . . . ss F bet Union and State
Watts Building 520 E
Whitney 1027 5th
Worth Building 427 E
Y. M. C. A C ne cor 8th
Y. W. C. A 646 Bway
Yuma 633 5th
Zahn 841 5th
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Fraternal Organizations
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
Meets first and third Mondays at Moose Hall, 914 7th.
Ladies' Auxiliary — Meets second and fourth Thursdays at K. of C. Hall,
846 5th.
B'NAI B'RITH
Lasker Lodge No. 3 70 — Meets 2d and 4th Mondays in Masonic Tem- ple Assembly Rooms. L. A. Unger, pres., Saml. Schiller, sec.
BROTHERHOOD LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND ENGINEERS Ramona Lodge No. 3 77 B. L. F. & E. Meets fourth Saturday evening of each month, K. of P. Hall, 3d sw cor E.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS
San Diego Lodge No. 168 — Meets Thursdays, 8 p. m., Broadway nw cor. 2d. R. C. Benbough sec.
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEOMAN Homestead Lodge No. 1959 — 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. Effie Reed,. sec.
DANISH BROTHERHOOD Silvergate Lodge No. 306 — Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month in 'Pythian Hall, 3d sw cor E, Egelund M. Mathison, cashr.
DANISH SISTERS Meets every fourth Monday at Fra- ternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION San Diego Chapter — Mrs. C. M. Laid- law regent, Mrs. E. A. Fly, treas.
DAUGHTERS OF THE CON- FEDERACY Meet at homes of members fourth Friday of each month. Mrs. Mabel Merkley pres., Mrs. W. J. Hart sec.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS Nancy Hanks Lincoln Tent No. 5 — Meets second and fourth Friday evenings at Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th. Mrs. E. I. Ewing, pres.; Mrs. Regilia Thing, sec.
FORESTERS Catholic Order of Foresters — Meets
second and fourth Fridays at St.
John's Hall, 4021 Normal. R. T.
Trefsger, sec. Court Coronado No. 3 79 8, I. O. F. —
Meets second and fourth Friday
evenings at Masonic Temple, 5th,
ne cor Ash, T. C. Harvey, sec. Court San Diego No. 7799, A. O. F.
— Meets first and third Thursdays
at Kastle Hall, 631 6th, F. X.
Winter, financial sec. Court Silvergate No. 13 8, F. of A. —
Meets Fridays, Liberty Hall, Nels
C. Hansen, corr. sec. Ladies Catholic Order of Foresters —
Meets first and third Thursdays at
K. of C. Hall, 846 5th, Mrs. Mc-
Murray, sec.
FRATERNAL AID UNION LODGE Meets fourth Thursday of each month in Moose Hall, 914 7th, Eva Coburn, pres., 1145 30th; Eva Ewing, past pres., 844 6th, tel M. 1740, Anna Berryhill sec, 867 10th.
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD San Diego Lodge No. 18 — Meets every Tuesday evening, Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th, Bar- ker Northrup, treas.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES San Diego Aerie No. 244 — Meets
Tuesday evenings; Eagles' Hall,
733 8th, W. J. Ball, sec.
G. A. R.
Datus E. Coon Post No. 172, G. A. R. — Meets second and fourth Sat- urdays, 2 p. m., Pythian Hall, 3d sw cor. E, A. E. Vest commander; J. S. Smith, adjt.
Datus E. Coon Corps No. 84, W. R. C. — Meets second and fourth Sat- urday afternoons at K. of P. Hall, Mary E. Livingston, sec, 4051 Iowa, tel Hillcrest 2 370.
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Fraternal Organizations — Cont.
Heintzelman Post No. 33, G. A. R. — Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, Masonic Temple, 5th, cor. Ash, Wm. O'Farrell commander; C. C. Pillsbury, adjt.
Col. J. M. Howard Circle No. 6 0, La- dies of the G. A. R. — Meets first Monday of each month and every Wednesday at K of P. Hall.
Heintzelman Corps No. 1, W. R. C. — Meets Tuesday, 2 p. m., in Masonic Temple, 5th, cor. Ash, Mrs. Margt. Murphy, pres. ; Mrs. Martha Wood, sec.
General U. S. Grant Circle No. 26, Ladies of the G. A. R. — Meets every Monday afternoon and first Saturday evening of each month in Pythian Hall, 3d sw cor E, Clara McCoy, sec.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Chapulgus Tribe No. 155 — Meets every Thursday evening in Eagles' Hall, 733 8th.
I. O. O. F.
San Diego Lodge No. 153, I. O. O. F. - — Meets Thursdays, I. O. O. F. Hall, Fred Carpenter, sec.
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. O. F. — Meets first and third Mondays, I. O. O. F. Hall, Benj. A. Bryant, scribe.
Canton San Diego No. 22, I. O. O. F. — Meets second and fourth Mon- days, I. O. O. F. Hall, Fred A. Shapley, clerk.
Anna Rebekah Lodge No. 137, I. O. O. F. — Meets second and fourth Fridays, I. 0. O. F. Hall, Mrs. Alice Habeman, sec.
Silver Gate Rebekah Lodge No. 141 — Meets first and third Fridays, I. O. O. F. Hall, Mrs. Stella Parks sec.
Veteran Odd Fellows — Meets first Wednesday in March and Septem- ber, I. O. O. F. Hall, C. L. Tarr, M. W. McKinney, financial sec.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY
John P. Rodgers, dist. mgr., 1045 E, Tel. M. 1409.
San Diego Council No. 429 — Meets every Wednesday evening at K. of P. Hall, 3d, sw cor. E.
Liberty Council No. 3172 — Meets 1st and 3d Tuesday evening at Moose Hall, 914 7th, Edwd Gowdy pres., Mrs. Stella Pringle, sec.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Pythian Hall Association, 411 E, H.
A. Croghan, sec. San Diego Lodge No. 28, K. of P. —
Meets Mondays, K. of P. Hall, 3d
sw cor. E sts. Jerry Conklin, C.
C; H. B. Silvey, K. of R. and S. Red Star Lodge No. 153, K. of P. —
Meets every Friday evening K. of
P. Hall, 3d, sw cor. E. Geo. W.
Loviall, 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, sw cor E, every Wednesday
evening. Jas. L. King, captain
comdg. Woodbine Temple No. 3 6, Pythian
Sisters — Meets every Thursday, K.
of P. Hall, 3d, sw cor E, Mrs. May
Glick, M. of R. and C. 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 COLUMBUS San Diego Council No. 1349 — Meets every Wednesday at K. of C. Hall, 846 5th, Wm. A. Menke, fin. sec, 417 F.
LADIES' CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION Meets first and third Tuesdays at
Our Lady of Angels ' Hall, 24th
nr G.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE San Diego Lodge No. 50 8 — Meets Wednesdays at Moose Hall, 914 7th. Harry M. Skinner dictator.
SUNSHINE LEGION NO. 49 Mooseheart Legion of the World — Meets last Monday of each month at Moose Hall, 914 7th. Edwd. Gowdy, sec. Women of Mooseheart, S. D. Chapter No. 2 — Meets first and third Tues- day of each month at 914 7th. Mrs. Mabel Merkley, senior regent.
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MACCABEES
San Diego Tent No. 26, K. O. T. M. — ■ Meets Wednesdays, Eagles' Hall, 733 8tH. A. T. Peterson, record keeper.
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees — Meets first Wednes- day and every 2d, 3d and 4th Thursday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at 1322 5th.
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSN.
J. H. Peak, sec, 5th, ne cor. Ash.
Masonic Board of Relief — R. W. Belding, pres. ; C. Woodman Pot- ter, sec, Masonic Temple.
Al Bahr Temple, A. A. O. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine — Meets at Ma- sonic Temple; V. Wankowski, Potentate; Wm. B. Gross, recorder.
Blackmar Lodge No. 442, P. & A.M. — Stated meetings first Monday at
Masonic Temple. C. Woodman Pot- ter, W.M.; Edwd. J. Heimerdinger, treas. ; R. A. Kinney, sec, Masonic Temple.
San Diego Chapter Knights Rose Croix No. 5, A. and A. S. R. — Meets first Wednesday each month at Masonic Temple. H. A. Kuehm- sted, W. M.; H. H. Van Dieken, sec
San Diego Lodge of Perfection No. 8, A. and A. S. R.— Meets first Wed- nesday each month, Masonic Tem- ple, Chas. F. O'Neall, V. M.; H. H. Van Dieken, sec.
Ionic Chapter No. 340, O. E. S. — Stated meetings second and fourth Thursdays of each month in Ma- sonic Temple. Mrs. E. D. Ramsay, W. M.; Mrs. A. E. Croghan, sec, phone Hillcrest 107-W.
San Diego Chapter No. 61, R. A. M. — Meets second Monday each month, Masonic Temple, Jas. B. McLees; F. M. Stockton, sec.
San Diego Chapter No. 264, O.E.S. — 'Stated meetings first and third Tuesdays of each month in Ma- sonic Temple. Mrs. C. H. Church, W. M.; Mrs. S. Eugenia Yeakel, treas.; Elsie D. Tschudi, sec, phone Main 895-R.
San Diego Commandery No. 2 5, K. T. — Meets first Tuesday each month, Masonic Temple, E. T. Lyon, commander; C. Woodman Potter, recorder.
San Diego Consistory No. 6, A. and A. S. R. — Meets first Wednesday each month, Masonic Temple, Ma- rosca Martinez, 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, recorder.
San Diego Council No. 23, Royal and Select Masters — Meets second Monday each month, Masonic Tem- ple, L. E. Kent, I. M.
San Diego Court No. 16, Order of the Armaranth — Stated meetings sec- ond and fourth Tuesdays, Masonic Temple, Mrs. Essie W. Holstein, R. M.; Mrs. Lotta B. Woodard, sec.
San Diego Lodge No. 35, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings first Satur- day of each month, Masonic Tem- ple. Fredk. W. Reif, W. M.; Ed- gar B. Levi, treasurer.; E. A. Woodard, sec; 2140 Front, phone Main 184.
Silver Gate Lodge No. 296, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings first Fri- day each month, Masonic Temple, R. H. Reinart, W. M.; Frank A. Frye, treas.; Joseph H. Francis, sec, 220 W. Beech, phone Main 2173.
Southern Star Chapter No. 9 6, O. E. S. — Stated meetings first and third Thursdays, Masonic Temple, Mrs. Fanny Van Dieken, W. M.; phone Main 2 300; Mrs. V. Benoit, sec, 706 21st, phone Main 6684-R.
MASONIC (Colored) Augustine Commandery No. 5. — Meets third Monday of each month at 63 6 Market, H. J. Harris, sec. Fidelity Lodge No. 10 — Meets first and third Friday of each month at 636 Market, L. J. Knight, sec. Mount Royal Chapter No. 4 — Meets first Monday of each month at 636 Market, W. G. Meadows, sec."
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Bay View Camp No. 7255, M. W. of A. — Meets every Thursday evening in Moose Hall. John Zweck, elk., tel Main 49 8.
Mountain View Camp — Meets every Friday evening at 4165 University av, E. S. D., Wm. Konrad, elk.
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Fraternal Organizations — Cont.
NATIONAL UNION
Council No. 645 National Union — Meets second and fourth Wednes- day evenings of each, month in Pythian Hall, 3d, sw cor. E.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF THE
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Hall.
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST
Native Sons of the Golden West, Parlor No. 108 — Meets Monday evening at Masonic Temple. C. C. Ghio, sec; A. P. Johnson jr, pres.
ORDER OF SONS OF HERMANN San Diego Lodge No. 22 — Meets
Monday evenings, Liberty Hall. Thusnelda Lodge No. 4 — Meets first
and third Thursday afternoon each
month, Liberty Hall.
ORDER OF VASA Gustav the Fifth Lodge No. 175 — Meets second and fourth Fridays at Moose Hall.
ROYAL ARCANIUM Meets first and third Fridays at K. of C. Hall, 846 5th, John Ryan, sec.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA East San Diego Camp — Meets first and third Thursdays at 416 5 Uni- versity av., E. S. D., Mrs. Mary F. Williams, recorder. Vilven Camp No. 2708 — Meets first and third Friday evenings in Moose Hall, 7th, sn cor. E.
SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION San Diego Chapter No. 2 — H. B. Ad- sit, pres.; Allen H. Wright, sec. Meets Monday nights, San Diego Hotel.
SONS OF NORWAY Valhalla Lodge No. 25 — Meets first and third Thursdays of each month in Iverson's Hall, 625 18th; E. M. Mathison, sec.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE Meets second and fourth Wednes- days in Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th.
SONS OF VETERANS U. S. Grant Camp No. 37 — Meets every Friday evening of each month in Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th.
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Bennington Camp No. 2 0 — Meets
first and third Wednesday in K.
of P. Hall, 3d, sw cor. E. Wm. R.
Vetter commander; W. C. Wilde,
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, Mrs. Jennie Kleiner sec.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Miramar Camp No. 5 4, W. O. W- — Meets Wednesdays, I. O. O. F. Hall, 526 Market, R. P. Middle- brook, clerk.
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT San Diego Circle No. 161 — Meets Thursdays, Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, 1322 5th, Clara A. Agard, clerk.
Trade and Labor Organizations
Allied Printing Trades Council — Meets last Tuesday of each month at 121 Bway, rm 214, M. J. Schwartz, sec-treas.
Amalgamated Carpenters' and Join- ers' Union No. 92 4 — 'Meets first and third Monday nights at Uni- versity Heights Imp. Club House, Park blvd. and Center. John R. Cuthbert, sec.
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters' and Joiners' No. 2553 — Meets
every alternate Tuesday at Labor Temple. C. J. Noel, sec.
Amalgamated Street and Electric Railway Employees Division No. S2 6 — Meets every Monday at 813 5th. C. E. Nichols, sec-treas.
Bakers' Union No. 90 — Meets first and third Saturday evenings at La- bor Temple. Vince Boudrie, pres.; J. Cline, fin. sec; Valentine Zonner, cor. sec.
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Barbers' Union No. 2 56 — Meets the fourth Wednesday at. Labor Tem- ple, 8 p. m., J. L. Blackburn, sec. Blacksmiths' and Helpers' Union No. 263 — Meets every Thursday night at Labor Temple, J. D. Beck, sec.
Brewery Workmen, Branch No. 3— Meets fourth Thursday evenings of each month at Labor Temple, Jacob Beckel, cor. sec, Julius Tham, fin. sec.
Bricklayers Union No. 11 — Meets second and fourth Mondays at La- bor Temple, Frank Boegemann, sec, P. O. Box 223.
Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Ironworkers' and Piledrivers' Union No. 2 29 — Meets every Thursday evening at Labor Tem- ple, F. J. Carlson, sec-treas.
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, No. 1017 — Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at Labor Temple, W. E. Proutman, sec-treas
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Sil- ver Gate Lodge No. 247 — Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Moose Hall. Chas. Wise, sec-treas.
Building Trades Council of San Diego meets every Wednesday evening at Labor Temple. R. L. Reyburn sec. and bus. agt.
Butcher Workers' Union No. 2 29 — Meets second and fourth Thurs- days at Labor Temple. T. W. Stewart sec-treas.
Carpenters' District Council — Meets Friday evenings at Labor Temple. J. A. Cuthbert sec-treas.
Carpenters' Union No. 129 6 — Meets every Monday evening at Labor Temple, Geo. Fought, cor. sec
Cigarmakers' Union No. 332 — Meets second Wednesday night of each month at Labor Temple, A. L. Myers, sec.
Composition Roofers' Union No. 41 — Meets first and third Friday nights at Labor Temple. F. A. Caldwell, sec.
Cooks' Waiters' and Waitresses' Union No. 402 — Meets at 813 5th every Thursday at 8:30 p. m. ex- cept last Thursday of the month, when meeting is held at 2:30 p. m. E. B. Connors, sec.
Electrical Workers' Union No. 465 — Meets every Monday evening at 733 8th. C. Detienne, fin. sec.
Federal Employees' Union No. 63 — Meets first and third Tuesdays at 8 p. m., at Labor Temple. J. B. Hooker, fin. sec-treas.
Hodcarriers' and Building Laborers' Union No. 89 — Meets every Wed- nesday night at Labor Temple. E. C. Doak, fin. sec.
Horseshoers' Union — Meets first and third Wednesday of each month at Labor Temple. Thos. Roache, sec, 21 6th.
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes No. 122 — Meets alternate Tuesday mornings at 10 o'clock at Labor Temple, Isaac Mc- Coy, sec, P. O. Box 619.
International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers No. 22 9 — Meets every Thursday evening at Labor Tem- ple. Frank J. Carlson, sec-treas.
International Brotherhood of Elec- trical Workers No. 569 — Meets every Monday night at Labor Tern, pie. H. C. Norgaard, pres.; F. W. Wolfe, v-pres.; G. W. Adams, rec- sec; V. R. Knight, fin. sec
International Union of Steam and Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers No. 229 — Meets every Thursday evening at Labor Tem- ple. Frank J. Carlson, sec-treas.
Lathers' Union No. 2 60 — Meets first Thursday evening in each month at Labor Temple, Wm. Dunn, sec.
Laundry Workers' Union No. 5 6 — Meets every Thursday evening at Labor Temple, Mrs. Pearl Klok, fin. sec.
Longshoremen's Union No. 3 89 — ■ Meets first and third Fridays at 7 p. m., Longshoremen's Hall, 851 W. Market, Otto Olson, sec.
Machinists' Union No. 389 — Meets every Friday 7:45 p. m. at Labor Temple, F. M. Findley, fin. sec.
Metal Trades Council — Meets every Wednesday, 8 p. m., at Labor Tem- ple, A. P. Weibers, sec.
Millmen's Union No. 2011 — Meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays at Labor Tem- ple, V. E. Noren, sec.
Moving Picture Operators (I.A.T.S. E.), No. 297 — Meets first and third Tuesday mornings at Labor Temple, S. H. Metcalfe, sec.
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Trade & I/abor Organizations — Cont
Musicians' Protective Association No. 325 — Meets first and third Thurs- days of each month at 10 a. m. at K. P. Hall, E. P. James, pres.; W. J. Meader, sec.
National Assn. of Letter Carriers' Branch No. 70 — Meets third Sat- urday 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall, 3d sw cor. E, Nathaniel Mansfield, sec, address Post Office.
National Federation of Postal Em- ployes, Local 19 7 — Meets second Saturday of each month K. of P. Hall, H. Glenn Blecker, pres.; W. L. Alston, sec.
Painters' Union No. 333 — Meets ev- ery Monday evening at Labor Tem- ple, A. H. Dutton,