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If the sun shines in Florida, it shines in Clearwater and on Clearwater Bay.
Clearwater's seven packing houses ship strawberries, figs, grapes, guavas, kumquats, limes, lemons and all var- ieties of vegetables. Tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, peas, beans, lettuce, corn, sugar beets, cabbage and many other varieties are grown profitably the year round in the fertile soil of Pinellas Co.
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INTRODUCTION
Clearwater and Pinellas County have led for years in the production of grapefruit and the finest groves in the land are located just outside the city limits. Seven modern fruit packing houses where the fruit is prepared and packed for shipment, do a thriving business in Clearwater, and there are twenty within motor-truck hauling distance. Over a million boxes of grapefruit and oranges are shipped out of Pinellas County each year, which bring into the country approximately four millions of dollars.
There are three banks and trust companies in Clear- water with a capital of $235,000, surplus and profits $150,- 000 and deposits of $2,799,000. Two newspapers are pub- lished both daily the News and Sun.
CLEARWATER BOARD OF TRADE
The Board of Trade is a live organization which has had much to do with the progress of the city and is re- sponsible for many of its more modern tendencies. It is representative of the commercial, professional and manu- facturing interests of the city and had its inception in a desire to promote their growth in home building, in manu- facturing industries, in civic improvement and in commer- cial importance.
MUNICIPAL PUBLICITY Advertising Clearwater
An important function of the Directory is to set forth the characteristics and advantages of the city as a place of residence, as a business location, as an industrial site and as an educational center. The Directory acts as a mirror, reflecting all that is noteworthy in the city in the above respects. In order to spread this information re- garding the city broadcast over the country the publishers place copies of this issue of the Directory in Directory Libraries which are maintained in all the larger cities of the country, where they are readily available for reference use by the public. There they serve as perpetual advertise- ments of Clearwater, for business men the country over realize that the City Directory represents the community as it really is.
The publishers take this opportunity of thanking the citizens for valuable assistance rendered in the way of furnishing information concerning themselves and their friends for this Directory, and also the public-spirited and progressive business and professional men for support given in the way of patronage.
R. L. POLK & CO., Compilers and Publishers.
GENERAL INDEX
Page
Alphabetical List of Names
Belleair
124
Dunedin
129
Largo
138
Oldsmar
145
Ozona
152
Safety Harbor
154
Sutherland
159
Banks
35
Board of County Commissioners
33
Board of Public Instruction
33
Board of Trade
34
City Government
33
Churches-White
35
Churches-Colored
35
Classified Business Directory
163
Clubs and Societies
36
County Government
33
Courts
Educational
Fire Department
Hospitals
Libraries
36
Military Societies
36 36
Newspapers
Parks
Police Department
Postoffice
Public Buildings, Halls, Etc.
Public Schools
34 36
Secret Societies
State Government 29
State Legislature 30
Street Directory 39
33 34 34 35
Miscellaneous Clubs and Societies
36 36 34 36 36
Abbreviations
63
63
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
page
Alvord Donald
8
Arcade Cigar & News Co
6
Bank of Clearwater front cover and 3
Bass B C Realty Co stencil edges and 6
Clearwater Buick Sales & Service back cover
Clearwater Evening Sun 6
Clearwater Feed & Supply Co right side lines
Clearwater Furniture Co
. left top lines and 7
4
Clearwater Sheet Metal Works
Clearwater Steam Laundry left top lines
Crews & Thomas front cover
Douglas Grain Co 9
Electric Service Co front cover
Espiritu Santo Springs Inc
. right side lines and 8
First Mortgage Investment Co
right side lines
Frank L Department Store right top lines and 4
Guaranty Title & Trust Co front cover and 4
Johnson Cleaners & Dyers 5
Kennedy Leo 9
Landess Lumber Co right top lines
McKisson's Novelty Works left side lines and 7
Marshall E A & Son .right top lines
Mills H S
left top lines and 9
Nall J E Lumber Co right side lines and 7
Peoples Bank The
back cover and 3
Reed Motor Co 5
Smith H G Hardware Co back cover and 5 Sunset Point Zephyr 8 8
Sutherland Garage & Truck Line
Thompson Robert M
back cover and 7
Trott J H
. left top lines and 5 Watt George W right top lines Wells Pharmacy .front cover
6
Whitesell Hardware Co
Whitledge Hotel
3
Woodroffe James H B
left side lines and 2
L. FRANK DEPARTMENT STORE
"Where You Get the Most of The Best for the Least" 426 CLEVELAND ST., CLEARWATER, FLA.
CLEARWATER CITY DIRECTORY (1924-5) 29
POLK'S CLEARWATER CITY DIRECTORY 1924-1925
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
STATE GOVERNMENT (Capital, Tallahassee)
Governor-Cary A Hardee
Secretary of State-H Clay Crawford Attorney General-Rivers Buford Comptroller- Ernest Amos Treasurer-J C Luning Auditor-L G Campbell Adjutant General-James McCants Commissioner of Agriculture-W A McRae Superintendent of Public Instruction-W N Sheats Hotel Commissioner-J W Carter State Geologist-Herman Gunter State Chemist-R E Rose
Board of Trustees Internal Improvement Fund-The Governor, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney-Gen- eral and Commissioner of Agriculture
Board of Education-The Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney-General, Treasurer and Superin- tendent of Public Instruction
Board of State Institutions-The Governor, Secre- tary of State, Treasurer, Attorney-General, Com- missioner of Agriculture and Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Pardons-The Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney-General and Commissioner of Agricul- ture'
SUPREME COURT JUDGES
Chief Justice-Jefferson B Brown Associate Justices-R F Taylor, W H Ellis, J B Whit- field, T F West
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Building Material, Brick Cement, Lime, Sash Roofing, Doors
11
NORTH RAILROAD AVE.
J. E. NALL LUMBER CO.
PHONE 2067
Clearwater Furniture Company
"Satisfaction With Every Transaction" 523 Cleveland St. Telephone 2082
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STATE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY Office 56 U S Trust Bldg, Jacksonville; Walter Muck- low, chairman
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Office Julia cor 2d, Jacksonville; Joseph L Earman, West Palb Beach, president; Ed G Ernest, Palat- ka; J G Graves, Quincy; Dr R N Greene, Jackson- ville, health officer
U S SENATORS
Duncan U Fletcher, Jacksonville Park Trammell, Lakeland
U S CONGRESSMEN
First District-Hon H J Drane, Lakeland Second District-Hon Frank Clark, Gainesville Third District-Hon J H Smithwick, Pensacola Fourth District-Hon W J Sears, Kissimmee
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE (Senate)
District 1 -* W H Mapoles, Crestview
District 2-John P Stokes, Pensacola
District
3 -* B H Lindsey, Bonifay
District
4-W J Singletary, Grand Ridge
District 5 -* W P Shelley, Telogia
District
6-S W Anderson, Greensboro
District
7 -* Oscar M Eaton, Lakeland
District
8-W C Hodges, Tallahassee
District
9 -** J M Mitchell, Elfers District 10-R H Rowe, Madison
District 11 -* John S Taylor, Largo District 12-J H Scales, Perry
District 13 -* Tom Campbell, West Palm Beach District 14-W W Phillips, Lake City District 15 -* D E Knight, Starke
District 16-Jas E Calkins, Fernandina
District 17 -* J B Johnson, Live Oak
District 18-J Turner Butler, Jacksonville
District 19 -* M O Overstreet, Orlando
District 20-N J Wicker, Coleman
District 21 -* W J Epperson, Bronson
District 22-T T Turnbull, Monticello
District 23 --* W M Igou, Eustis
District 24-W H Malone, Key West
District 25 -* H H Wells, Chipley
District 26-W A Russell, Crescent City
District 27 -*** E J Etheredge, Sebring
THE CITY DIRECTORY
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Answers All Questions as to WHOM
You Are Looking For and
WHERE
They Can Be Found -
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is the Market Place Where Buyers and Sellers of All Kinds of Merchandise and Service Meet
R. L. POLK & Company
Landess Lumber Co.
640 Cleveland Phone 2010
Planing Mill Sash and Doors RETAIL LUMBER
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District 28-Howard G Putnam, Oak Hill District 29 -* T K Knabb, Macclenny District 30-D N Cone, White Springs District 31 -* W A MacWilliams, St Augustine District 32- J H Colson, Gainesville
*Holdovers
** Fills unexpired term of E P Wilson, resigned *Fills unexpired term of Frank M Cooper, de- ceased
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Alachua-O M Tillman, Campville Alachua-J L Matthews, Alachua Baker-R Powers, Macclenny Bay-J Ed Stokes, Panama City Bradford-E S Matthews, Starke Bradford-T B Pinholster, Brooker Brevard-J J Parrish, Titusville.
Broward-Carl P Weidling, Ft Lauderdale
Calhoun-A J McClel an, Blountstown' Charlotte-J W Shelly, Punta Gorda Citrus-Frederick Van Roy Crystal River Clay-L E Wade, Green Cove Springs Columbia-L W A Rivers, Lake City Columbia-Percy C Witt, Lake City Dade-Ben C Willard, Miami DeSoto-W D Bell, Arcadia Dixie-Thos A Fletcher, Branford Duval-F O Miller, Jacksonville Duval-A Y Milam, Jacksonville Escambia-Frank X Carroll, Pensacola Escambia-John Clay Smith, Pensacola Flagler-F L Byrd, Bunnell Franklin-S J Giles, Carrabelle Gadsden- E Paul Gregory, Quincy Gadsden-M L Hinson -- Concord Glades-F W Nolte, Moore Haven Hamilton-J B Wetherington, Jasper Hamilton-I J McCall, Jasper Hardee-S D Williams-Wauchula Hernando-Hugh Hale, Brooksville Highlands-John A Taylor, Sebring Hillsborough-A T Stewart, Tampa Hillsborough-C H Taylor, Plant City Holmes-A W Weeks, Bonifay Jackson-E Harris, Marianna Jackson-Amos Lewis, Marianna Jefferson-D H Mays, Monticello Jefferson-W B Bishop, Capps
317-319 S. FT. HARRISON AVE.
Mortgages and Bonds for Sale. Money to Loan on Conservative First Mortgages. Bond and Mortgage Brokers
- - -- FIRST MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CO.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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INVESTMENTS
JAMES H. B. WOODROFFE
Clearwater, Florida
INVESTMENTS
J. H. TROTT
Goodyear Service Station 13 N. Ft. Harrison Ave.
Auto Supplies Phone 2193
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Lafayette-D C Geiger, Mayo Lake-W A Mckenzie, Leesburg Lake-L D Edge, Groveland
Lee-R A Henderson Sr, Ft Myers
Leon-A H Williams, Tallahassee
Leon-Fred H Davis, Tallahassee
Levy-C C Epperson, Williston Liberty-R H Weaver, Bristol Madison-J E Whitty, Madison Madison-T C Merchant, Madison
Manatee-Wallace Tervin, Bradentown
Marion-Nathan Mayo, Summerfield Marion-Fred R Hocker, Ocala Monroe-J F Busto, Key West
Monroe-G I Knowles, Key West
Nassau-S A Ogilvie, Callahan
Nassau-J Hampton Jones, Callahan
Okaloosa-Purl G Adams, Crestview Okeechobee-D R McNeill, Okeechobee Orange-S S Griffin, Orlando
Orange-H H Witherington, Apopka Osceola-C S Acree, Kissimmee Palm Beach-M D Carmichael, W Palm Beach
Pasco-Edwin S Dew, Dade City Pinellas-M W Ulmer, Largo Polk-Thomas W Bryant, Lakeland Polk-B K Bullard, Lake Wales Putnam-Henry S McKenzie, Palatka Putnam-C H Kennerly, Palatka Santa Rosa-J H Harvell, Milton Santa Rosa-John C McRae, Milton Sarasota-J H Lord, Sarasota Seminole-Forrest Lake, Sanford St Johns-H J Peiper, St Augustine
St Johns-H E Mahr, New Augustine St Lucie-A W Young, Vero Sumter-S W Getzen, Bushnell Suwannee-A W McLeran, Wellborn Suwannee-W D Mercer, Live Oak Taylor-W T Hendry, Perry Union-C H Register, Lake Butler Volusia-J A Harper, Pierson Volusia-E L Shear, Holly Hill Wakulla-Chas J Ferrell, Ben Haden Walton-Herman Bludworth, Argyle Washington-L A Brock, Chipley
Geo. W. Watt
311 S. FT. HARRISON AVE.
REAL ESTATE PHONE 2253
CLEARWATER CITY DIRECTORY (1924-5) 33
Pinellas County Government (Court House, Ft Harrison av sw cor Haven) Clerk of Circuit Court and Recorder-John N Brown, Clearwater
Prosecuting Attorney-E Pasco Wilson, Dade City Tax Assessor-A T Blocker, St Petersburg
Tax Collector-Eli B McMullen, Largo Sheriff-Wm S Lindsey, Clearwater
Supt of Public Instruction-R S Blanton, Clearwater Supervisor of Registration-Harry Hammoch, Largo Highway Engineer-C E Burleson, Clearwater Surveyor-Wm S Merrell
Director of County Relief and Probation Officer- Sarah C Smith, Largo
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS E H Beckett, dist 5, chairman, Tarpon Springs; B B Sutton, dist 4, Sutherland; Wm T Harrison, dist 3, Clearwater; R H Sumner, dist 1, St Peters- burg; John P Lynch, dist 2, St Petersburg; J S Davis, St Petersburg, attorney
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION J S McMullen, chairman, Largo; Mrs Ada C Fernald, Tarpon Springs; George W Fitch, St Petersburg; R S Blanton, supt
COURTS Sixth Judicial Circuit (Pinellas, Manatee and Pasco Counties) Circuit Judge-M A McMullen, Clearwater State Attorney-E P Wilson, Dade City Terms-Second Tuesday in February and September County Court
County Judge-John U Bird, Clearwater Prosecuting Attorney-Guss Wilder, Clearwater Winter Term-Second Tuesday in January Spring Term-Second Tuesday in April Summer Term-Second Tuesday in July Fall Term-Second Tuesday in October
CITY GOVERNMENT (City Hall, S Ft Harrison av cor Haven) City Manager-Wm R Galt Mayor Commission -- Frank J Booth Commissioners-J N McClung, J L Kelly, Albert F Wallace, J C Moore City Auditor-J R Thomas City Clerk-J R Thomas
Purina Feed Distributors
CLEARWATER FEED & SUPPLY CO.
501 S. Garden Ave.
POULTRY AND COW CHOW O-MOLENE FEED FOR HORSES
Phone 2069
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
WINDOWS, MOULDINGS, GLASS
PHONE 2063
McKISSON'S NOVELTY WORKS 11 NORTH EAST AVE.
H. S. Mills
Seaboard R.R. & Drew St. Phone 2201
BUILDERS SUPPLIES BRICK, LIME CEMENT AND PLASTER
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City Treasurer-J R Thomas
City Tax Collector-J R Thomas
City Attorney-John U Bird
City Judge-Thomas Hamilton City Engineer-Wm R Galt
Chief Police Dept-Joseph L Russell Chief Fire Dept-Ora S Hart
City Electrical Inspector -- A K Selden
City Building Inspector-A K Selden
City Plumbing Inspector-A K Selden
Superintendent of Water Works-Frank Schwabel
BOARD OF TRADE
Clearwater Chamber of Commerce-City Hall; R B Norton, pres; G W Herbst, v-pres; H S Ranson, sec; A P Marshall, treas
EDUCATIONAL
Board of School Trustees-A T Cornwell, chairman; J H Trott, sec; H W Bivins, treas
City Superintendent of Schools-E W McMullen
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
High School- S Ft Harrison av cor Pine, E W Mc- Mullen principal
South Ward School-S Ft Harrison av cor Pine, - Kathleen Plumb principal
North Ward School-N Ft Harrison av bet Nicholson and Cedar, Lillian Bigger principal
Clearwater Colored School-Clearwater Heights, H C Williams principal
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters City Hall 325 S Ft Harrison av Chief-Joseph L Russell
Patrolmen-J Ott Daugherty, T B Cloyd
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters City Hall 29 N Ft Harrison av Chief-Ora S Hart Engineer-Luke B Martin
BANDS OF MUSIC Sunset City Band-Rehearsal every-Tuesday night; F W Craven, director
"ANYTHING INSURED AGAINST EVERYTHING" INSURORS E. A. MARSHALL & SON REALTORS
TEL. 2078 PEOPLES BANK BLDG., CLEARWATER, FLA.
CLEARWATER CITY DIRECTORY (1924-5) 35
BANKS
Bank of Clearwater- 500 Cleveland, capital $100,000, / surplus $75,000; A C Clewis pres, H W Bivins active v-pres, L E Johnson cashr, C O Faircloth and A W Smith asst cashrs
Guaranty Title & Trust Co-413 Cleveland, capital $75,000, surplus $19,500, H W Bivins pres, A W Gage v-pres, L T Gregory jr sec, F L Hendrix cashr and trust officer
Peoples Bank-432 Cleveland, capital $60,000, sur- plus and undivided profits $45,000, L. B Skinner pres, J C Kingsbury v-pres and cashr, Taver Bayly asst cashr
CEMETERIES Clearwater Cemetery -Southeast of city
CHURCHES-WHITE
& Calvary Baptist Church-sw cor Cleveland and Osce- ola av; Rev A J Kroelinger pastor
Christian Science Society-218 Turner; Mrs Mabel Ballard first reader
Episcopal Church of the Ascension-S Ft Harrison av cor Haven; Rev A T Cornwell rector
First Christian Church-318 N Ft Harrison av; Rev Wm A Harp pastor
Methodist Episcopal Church South-S Ft Harrison av cor Turner; Rev Robert T Hodnett pastor
Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church-S Ft Harrison av cor Pierce; Rev David A Dunseith pastor Seventh Day Adventist Church-631 Turner Catholic Rectory-611 Bay av; Rev F J Barry pastor
CHURCHES-COLORED
St Matthews Church-410 N Railroad av; Rev J S Bing pastor
Mount Carmel Baptist Church-1102 Pennsylvania av Henry Hope A M E Church-N Railroad av cor Jones; Rev Samuel D Houston pastor
HOSPITALS
Morton Plant Hospital-Jeffords near Druid; Lillian A Hollohan supt
LABOR UNIONS
Carpenters' Local No 1275-Meets in Coachman bldg; F H Wylie pres J W Life sec
Local Union No 1321 B of P D and P of A-Meets second and fourth Mondays in Coachman bldg; W H Cook pres Sam Taylor financial sec
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INVESTMENTS
JAMES H. B. WOODROFFE
Clearwater, Florida
INVESTMENTS
CLEARWATER STEAM LAUNDRY
MODERATE PRICES 712 CLEVELAND
EXCELLENT WORK PHONE 2145
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LIBRARIES
Clearwater Public Library-330 Sunset Court; Grace E Moase librarian, open daily 9 to 12 a m and 1 to 5 p m, Tuesdays and Fridays 7 to 9 p m, not open Sunday
Christian Science Reading Room-218 Turner; Fran- ces P Watt librarian
MILITARY SOCIETIES
American Legion-Turner Brandon Post No 7 meets Friday evenings over fire station at 8 p m, New- lan C Plumb P C, James Atkinson P A
American Legion Auxiliary-Meets third Friday at 3 p m in Legion rooms; Mrs Ida Little pres Mrs Mary Heffron sec Nellie Turner treas Mary Plumb historian Mrs Susie Treola chaplain
Mary Custis Lee Chapter No 1451 U D C-Meets first Tuesday in every month; Mrs Margaret Rehbaum pres Mrs Eulah B Houston corres sec Mrs Flos- sie W Morris treas Mrs Leo B Hamman registrar
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES AND CLUBS Clearwater Woman's Club-Mrs Benjamin Smythe sec
W CT U of Fla-Coachman bldg; Mrs Nannie Waller pres Mrs Leo Hamman sec
Y W CA-15 N Osceola av; Sallie M Sumner sec
NEWSPAPERS
Clearwater Evening Sun (daily except Sunday)-401; Cleveland; D O Batchelor mgr L L Lucas city editor
Clearwater News (weekly)-313 S Ft Harrison av; C H Evans editor and publisher
PARKS AND PLACES OF AMUSEMENT
City Island Park-2 miles west of city
City Park-Ft Harrison av sw cor Seminole
Clearwater Beach-21/2 miles northwest of city; O M Crothers mgr
Clearwater Municipal Golf Course-Drew east of city
POSTOFFICE
United States Postoffice-522 Cleveland; C R Lee postmaster; all windows open 8:30 a m daily except Sunday; close at 6:00 p m except money order window closes 5 p m
L. FRANK DEPARTMENT STORE
"Where You Get the Most of The Best for the Least" 426 CLEVELAND ST., CLEARWATER, FLA.
CLEARWATER CITY DIRECTORY (1924-5) 37
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC
Arcade The-520-522 Cleveland
Bank of Clearwater Building-504 Cleveland City Hall-325 S Ft Harrison av
Coachman Building-Cleveland se cor Ft Harrison av County Court House-S Ft Harrison av cor Haven Davey Building-4211/2 Cleveland
Harrison Block-512 Cleveland
Jeffords & Smoyer Building- 422 Cleveland
McCall Building-317-19 S Ft Harrison av
Padgett Building-52412 Cleveland Pearce Building-419 Cleveland
Peoples Bank Building-430 Cleveland
Scranton Arcade-615 Cleveland
Sheridan Building-201/2 N Ft Harrison av
SECRET SOCIETIES
Clearwater Lodge No 127 F & A M-Meets second and fourth Tuesdays in Coachman bldg; S T Wickens W M E W. McMullen sec
Clearwater Chapter No 45 R A M-Meets second and fourth Fridays in Coachman bldg; T B Wood H P Charles Shaw sec
Queen Esther Chapter No 4 0 E S-Meets first and third Tuesdays in Coachman bldg; Mrs Edne Geiselman W M S T Wickens W P Mrs Annie H Williamson sec
Sunrise Lodge No 70 K of P-Meets every Monday night in Coachman bldg; H L Smith C C JE. Wicker K of R and S
Gulf Lodge No 12 I O O F-Meets every Thursday night in Coachman bldg; A T Nelson N G, T J Sheridan sec
Clearwater Rebekahs No 53-Meets first and third Fridays in Coachman bldg; Mrs Annie E Crow- ley N G, Edith Wismer sec
Building Material, Brick Cement, Lime, Sash Roofing, Doors
11
NORTH RAILROAD AVE.
J. E. NALL LUMBER CO.
PHONE 2067
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"FOURTEENTH CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES
Population of Cities Having 25,000 Inhabitants or More in 1920
Alabama
Birmingham. 178,270 | Dubuque
Mobile 60,151 Sioux City .. ..
Montgomery. 43.464
Arizona
Phoenix
29,053
Arkansas
Fort Smith .. 28,811 Wichita ....
Little Rock. 64,997
California
Alameda 28,806
Berkeley
...
55,886
Fresno ....
44,616
Long Beach. 55,593
Los Angeles. 576,673
Oakland 216.361
Pasadena .
45,354
Sacramento 65,857
San Diego ..
74,683
San Francis- CO ..
508,410
San Jose .... 39,604
Stockton. 40,296
Colorado
Colorado
Springs
..
30,105
Denver 256,360
.....
Pueblo ... 42,908
Connecticut
Bridgeport .. 143,538
Hartford 138.036
Meriden
29,842
New Britain 59.316
New Haven. 162,537
New London 25,688
Norwalk ...
27,743
Stamford 35.096
Waterbury . Delaware
Wilmington. 110.168 District of Columbia Washington 437,571 Florida
Jacksonville. 91.558
Miami 29,571
Pensacola ..
31.035
Tampa 51,608
Georgia
Atlanta ..
200.616
Augusta 52,548
Columbus ..
31,125
Macon
52,995
Savannah
83,252
Illinois
Aurora
36.397
Bloomington
28.725
Chicago .... 2,701.705
Cicero ..
44.995
Danville ....
33.776 43,818
Decatur
66.767
Elgin
27.454 37.234 38.442
30.734
Moline 39,858 .. Oak Park ... Peoria 76.121 .. Quincy 35,978 35.177
Rock Island.
Rockford 65.651
59,183
Joplin 29,855
Kansas City 324,410
St. Joseph ... 77,939
St. Louis ... 772,897
Springfield 39,631
Montana
Butte Nebraska 41,611
Lincoln .... 54.934
Omaha. 191.601
New Hampshire
Manchester 78.384
Nashua
New Jersey
Atlantic City 50.682
Bayonne ....
76.754
Zanesville ..
29,569
Oklahoma
Muskogee .. 30,277
50,710 Oklahoma
City 91,295 Tulsa 72,075
Oregon
Portland 258,288
Pennsylvania
Allentown 73,502
Altoona
....
60,331
Bethlehem .. 50,358
Chester
...
Easton
..
33,813
Erie 93.372
Harrisburg 75.917
Hazleton 32,277
Johnstown
.
67,327
Lancaster 53.150
Mckeesport . 46.781
New Castle .. 44,938 Norristown Borough 32.319
Philadelphia.1,823,779
107.784
Pittsburgh . 588.343
Reading
...
Auburn
36,192
Scranton
137.783
Wilkes-Barre 73.833
Williamsport
36 198
York 47,512
Rhode Island
Cranston 29,407
Newport
..
30.253
Pawtucket 64.248 Providence . 237.595
Woonsocket 43.496
South Carolina
Charleston 67 957 Columbia 37,524
South Dakota
Sioux Falls. 25.176 Tennessee
Chattanooga 57.895
Knoxville 77.818
Memphis
162 351
Nashville 118.342
Texas Richmond Borough 115.959 Austin 34 876
30,366 Beaumont .. 40 422
Dallas 158,976
50,760 El Paso 77.543
Fort Worth. 106.482
Galveston ..
44.255
Rochester 295.750 Houston 138.076
Rome
26.341
San Antonio.
161.379
Schenectady 88.723 Waco 38,500
Wichita Falls 40,079
Utah
Ogden
..
32,804
Salt Lake
City 118,110
Virginia
Lynchburg 29.956
Newport News 35.596
Norfolk 115 777
Petersburg 31.002
Portsmouth 54,387
Richmond 171.667
Roanoke 50,842
Washington
Bellingham
.
25.570
Everett ....
27 644
Seattle ....
315.652 Spokane .... 104.437
96.965,
Tacoma West Virginia
Charleston 39.608
Clarksburg 27.869 Huntington . 50.177
Wheeling 56,208
Wisconsin
Green Bay 31.017 Kenosha
40.472
La Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh 33.162
Racine 58.593
Sheboygan 30,955
Clifton .... 26,470
71,227
36,230
Kansas
Kansas City.
101,177
Topeka .....
50,022
72,217
Kentucky
Covington
..
57,121
Lexington ·
Louisville 234,891
Newport
..
29,317
Louisiana
New Orleans 387,219 Shreveport . 43,874 West
Maine
Bangor
.....
25;978
Lewiston ...
31,791
Portland 69,272 New York
Maryland
Baltimore .. 733,826 Cumberland 29,837
Hagerstown 28,064
Massachusetts
Boston 748,060
Brockton 66,254
Brookline 37,784
Cambridge 109,694
Fall River .. 120,485 New
Fitchburg 41,013 Rochelle 36,213
Haverhill
53,884
Holyoke
Lawrence
94,270
Manhattan
Borough 2,284,103 Bronx
Borough 732,016
Brooklyn
Borough 2,022,262
Queens
Borough
Newburgh ..
Somerville 93.091 Niagara Falls
Springfield ... 129,563
Taunton ..
37,137
Waltham .. 30.915
Worcester .. 179,754
Michigan
Battle Creek 36,164
Bay City ....
47.554
Detroit
993,739
Troy
72.013
Flint
91,599
Utica
94,156
Watertown 31,285
North Carolina
Asheville 28.504
Charlotte 46.338
Wilmington 33,372
Winston- Salem
48,395
Akron
208.435
Canton
87.091
Duluth ... 98,917 Minneapolis Cincinnati 401.247 380,582 Cleveland 796 841
Columbus 237.031
Dayton 152,559 East
Cleveland . 27.292
Hamilton
Lakewood ..
Lima 41.326
Lorain 37,295
Mansfield 27.824
Marion 27,891 26.718 Newark .. 33,011 60.840 Portsmouth .. Springfield
28.508
30,421
38.378
457.147
Cedar Rapids Coun. Bluffs Davenport ...
Des Moines. 126,468 East Orange
39,141 | Elizabeth
Hoboken ... Irvington .. Jersey City. Kearny
Montclair
New Brunswick
32,779
Newark ....
Orange
..
41,534
Passaic
63,824
Paterson
135,866
Perth Amboy 41,707
Plainfield ....
27,700
Trenton .... 119,289
Hoboken 40,068
West New
York 29,926
Albany
..
113.344
Amsterdam 33,524
Binghamton 66.800
Buffalo
506.775
....
Elmira
45,305
Jamestown
38.917
Kingston 26,688
Mount
Vernon ..
42,726
New York
City
... 5,621,151
112,759
99,148
Malden
49.103
Medford 39,038
121,217
46,054
41,751
Quincy
47.876
Revere 28,823
Salem ..
42.529
Pough- keepsie 35.000
Syracuse 171,717
Gd. Rapids .. 137,634 Hamtramck 48,615 Yonkers 100.226
Highland Pk 46.499
Jackson
48.374 48.858
Kalamazoo
Lansing 57,327
Muskegon 36.570
Pontiac 34,273
Port Huron . 25,944
61,903
Saginaw Minnesota
St. Paul .... Missouri
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