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Italian M E Church-1615 9th av, Rev I T Cameron pastor Selma Av M E Church-n w cor Nebraska and Selma avs, Rev S A Wilson pastor
I Tampa Heights M E Church- s e cor E Ross and Central avs Rev Smith Hardin pastor Presbyterian
/ Associated Reform Presbyterian Church-2305 Tampa, Rev O WV Carmichael pastor
v First Church-412 Zack, Rev J C Tims pastor
Hyde Park Presbyterian Ceurch Inman av n e cor Oregon av, Rev J R C Brown pastor Seminole Heights Church-Flor- ida av s e cor Comanchie av Tampa Heights-Cor Lamar and Palm avs, Rev J L Irvin pastor
Roman Catholic
The Church of Our Lady of Mercy-17th n e cor 10th av, Rev W J Tyrrell rector
Sacred Heart Church-s e cor Florida av and Twiggs, Rev M McNally rector
St Joseph Church-Walnut n e cor Francis av, WT; Rev Jules Oberholzer rector
St Peter Claver's Church-1405 Governor
United Brethren
Nebraska and Drandridge avs, Rev R A Smith pastor
CHURCHES-COLORED - Baptist Bethel Church-1215 Jefferson Beulah Church-709 Harrison
Mt Moriah Primitive-1228 Ne- braska av
Mt Olive-28th s w cor 34thi av New Salem Primitive-2d av n w cor Blanch
Primitive-34th n w cor 3d av St John's-905 .Governor
St Matthews-27th av cor 27th St Stephens-1219 Long Emory Tabernacle-1010 Highland av Episcopal St James Church-1307 Lamar av
Methodist
Allen's Temple-1116 E Scott Bowman Church-608 Constant Mt Olive A M E Church-La Salle n e cor 20th av, WT
Macedonia M E Church - 1309 North A
Mt Carmel A M E Church- 3701 Florida av
Mt Sinai-Harrison n e cor Ne- braska av
Mt Zion A M E Church-14th av s w cor 26th
Mt Zion A M E Church-113 S Dakota av, HP
St Paul Church-1101 Marion, Rev S A Williams pastor
Salem A M E Church-2602 12th av Zion A M E Church-212 N Oregon av
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
Associated Charities-803 Flor- ida av, J R van Julsingha Blinck supt
Centro Austuriano-Nebraska av cor 9th av, B Pascual sec
Centro Espanol 1536 7th av, F Souto sec
Centro Espanol de West Tampa -Howard av n w cor Cherry, Daniel Yrigoyen supt
Circulo Cubano-10 av and 14th, Nesto Benitez sec
Cuban Club of Tampa-1321 7th av, A G Pereda sec
Deutsche Amerikanischer Verein -Nebraska av n e cor 11th, George Stecher pres, Otto Reiner rec sec, H H Regener treas
El Ancora Society-141612 7th av, Juan Simon sec
and 4th Avenue 12th Street
TELEPHONE 3535
FLORIDA OFFICE 6042 Franklin St. TAMPA
JOHN BAKER, Jr.
"TEXACO" Asphalts, Road Oils and Bituminous Products
Telephone
2914
A. E. MEEKS
WOOD
ROLLER PINE WOOD OAK WOOD
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L. E. KNIGHT, President H. J. WATROUS, Manager
A. J. KNIGHT, Vice-President WM. M. EVANS, Treasurer HENDRY & KNIGHT CO. REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENTS
TELEPHONE 2144
315 1-2 FRANKLIN STREET
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TORY OF NORTH AMERICA, DENTAL REGISTER AND DIRECTORY OF THE UNITED STATES AND GAZETTEERS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORIES OF MANY STATES, MEDICAL REGISTER AND DIREC- CANADA, MILLERS', LUMBER AND REAL ESTATE DIRECTORIES, AND
Over 100 City Directories
Polk's Publications
Clubs and Societies-Continued
G A R, A H Terry Post No 20- Meets Ist and 3d Tuesday, 9091/2 Florida av
Havana Cigar Manufacturers' Assn-Peter Taylor sec, 32 First Natl Bank bldg
Hillsboro Anti-Tuberculosis Assn -Dr L A Bize pres, Dr J D McRae sec-treas, Dr John Hal- liday phys in charge, dispen- sary 7191/2 Florida av
Hillsborough County Humane Society-1704 Florida av, Mrs Jennie Weller pres
Hillsborough Protective Assn- 1533 7th av, B L Balbontin pres, F A Nistal sec
Italian Society L'Unione-1724 7th av, P F Licata pres, V An- tinori sec, S Schiro treas
Joe Wheeler Camp No 2-United Spanish War Veterans; W A Joughin com, Franklin Hein- rich adjt
La Union Marti Maceo-1005 6th av
Luz De Caballero-18101/2 7th av Marine Engineers Benefit Asso- ciation-Paul E Gibson sec, 11101/2 Franklin
Merchants & Manufacturers As- sociation-3161/2 Franklin, Haf- ford Jones sec
Palma Ceia Golf Club-W M Fielder pres, J F Taylor sec, 717 Citizens Bank bldg Palmetto Beach Marine Club- Palmetto Beach
Rotary Club of Tampa-L A Bize pres, L P Dickie sec, City Hall
*Royal Palm Club-905 E Scott Societe M S Italia-1822 8th av, F Randazzo sec
South Florida Fair and Gaspa- rilla Carnival-511 Zack, A L Allen sec
Tampa Automobile and Golf Club-C E Ball pres, J E Fletcher sec
Tampa Builders Exchange
71312 Franklin, R W Trice pres, L A Thayer sec
Tampa Merchants' Association- -7151/2 Franklin; Fred Wolf pres, R H Tarr v-pres, L A Thayer sec
Tampa Realtor Board-J A Wea- ver pres, G S Van Buskrk sec, City Hall
Tampa Yacht and Country Club -H G Nickerson pres, Ballast Point
Underwriters Clearing House Assn-7 First Natl Bank bldg, E J Irwin mgr
University Club-314 W Lafay- ette, HP; W J Lancaster pres. R W Shackleford sec
United Confederate Veterans, Loring Camp No 1126-A G Baker com, J Head adjt; meets City Hall
United Daughters of the Con- federacy - Mrs Josephine K Moore pres, Julia H Morris sec Woman's Relief Corps No 5- Mrs Ida Calhoun pres, Julia Ferris sec
CONSUIS AND CONSULATES British Consulate-P F Kennard. vice-counsul 411 Am Natl Bank bldg
Cuban Consulate Rafael M Ybor consul. 314 Curry bldg French Consulate-E W Mon- rose consul, 20 First Natl Bank bldg
Honduras Consulate-A L Ga- leano consul, 1603 Florida av Italian Consulate - Pasquale Scotti consul, 15 Knight bldg Netherlands Consulate-J R van Julsinghan Blinck consul, 803 Florida av
Norwegian Consulate - BH Smith consul, 6 First Natl Bank bldg Spanish Consulate - Alexander Nistal consul, 14201/2 7th av
CONVENTS
See Academies and Schools
HALLS AND BUILDINGS
Allen Building-508 Franklin American National Bank Build- ing 614 Franklin
Star Cleaning Co., Inc. 3215
Phone | CORNER. CASS AND TAMPA STREETS
Not A Pressing Club, But A Fully Equipped Plant
KING'S DRUG STORE
515 FRANKLIN ST. PHONES 4077 AND 4057 P. B. KING, Manager Open All Night. A Good Place for the Sick, Hungry and Thirsty.
Don't Forget Our New Store --- King's Red Cross Pharmacy Michigan, cor. Highland Ava. Phone 3296
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Arnold Building-306 Franklin A C L Building-Lafayette cor Ashley
Bank of Commerce Building -- 914 Franklin
Bank of West Tampa Building -Main s e cor Howard av, W Tampa
Brown Building-1302-4 Frank- lin
Bruen & Webb Building-4041/2 Zack
Campbell Building-3161/2 Frank- lin
Centro Espanol-1536 7th av Cigarmakers' Union Hall-1612 8th av
Citizens Bank Building-706 Franklin
City Hall-315 Lafayette
Clarke Building-e s Franklin bet Fortune and Constant
Consumers Ice Co Building-Ma- rion n e cor Polk
Court Arcade-408 Franklin
Curry Building-Cass s e cor Franklin
Dawson & Thornton Building- 501 Franklin
Diaz Building-Main cor How- ard av, W T
Drew Building-7161% Main, WT Eagles Hall -- 271/2 Twiggs
Easley Block-5081/2 Franklin
Elks' Home-413 Florida av Exchange Bank Building-601 Franklin
Federal Building-Florida av bet Twiggs and Zack
First National Bank Building- 414-416 Franklin
Franklin Square Office Building -1011/2 Franklin Friebele Building-801-09 Frank- lin
Giddens Building - n w cor Franklin and Lafayette
Gould Building-5041/2 Franklin Government Building - Florida av bet Twiggs and Zack Haden Building-10161/2 Frank- lin
Hampton Building - 7131/2 Franklin
Hancock Building - 410-412
Franklin
Hillsborough County Court
Honse-e s Franklin bet La- fayette and Madison
TO O F Hall-9091% Florida av *I O O F Hall-902 E Scott Jackson Building-7101/2 Frank- lin
Jones Block-Lafayette s w cor Water
Knight Building - 3151/2 Frank- lin
K of P Hall-601 Lafayette *K of P Hall-8011/2 E Scott La Union Marti Maceo-1005 6th av
Masonic Temple-508 Lafayette Oakhurst Villa-220 Hyde Park av, H. P
*Panama Hall-1104 Central av Parkview Building-216 W La- fayette
Peninsular Telephone Co Bldg- Zack s w cor Morgan
Petteway Building-3121/2Twiggs Pythian Castle Hall-601 Lafay- ette
Rey Building-Main nr Howard av. W T
Roberts Building-3111% Zack Salvation Army Hall-11101/2 Franklin
Sparkman Building - 5111/2 Franklin
State Board of Health Building --- 1301 Florida av
Strand Theatre Building-6011/2 Tampa
Sulgrave Court-330 Hyde Park av
Tampa Gas Co Building-2011/2 Madison
Umer Building-106 S Franklin 'Warner Building-1001/2 Lafay- ette West Tampa City Hall-701 Main, W T
Zephus Hall-821 Constant Zion Hall-1236 E Harrison
LIBRARIES
Carnegie Library-7th av n cor Tampa
NEWSPAPERS
El Comercio (weekly; Latin- American)-1206 7th av, J C Otero editor
Chero-Cola
RESTFUL! HEALTHFUL !! DELIGHTFUL !!!
102-104 W. Lafayette St.
THOMPSON ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 2706
CONTRACTORS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
TAMPA GROCERY CO.
Wholesale and Retail
Main Store 1705 16th St. Telephone 4691 MICHIGAN AVE. BRANCH Telephone 4693 HYDE PARK BRANCH Telephone 4695
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Newspapers-Continued
El Heraldo Dominical (weekly) -Jose de la Campa editor, 17181/2 7th av Florida Grower (weekly)-9141/2 Florida av Free Press The (weekly)-316 Washington, Jno N Harrison editor
La Prensa (weekly)-J Cortes Labra editor, 1723 7th av
Tampa Breeze The (weekly)- 215 Tampa, W W Averill ed- itor
*Tampa Bulletin-1004 E Scott Tampa Citizen The - 11101/2 Franklin, Chas Leidy editor
Tampa Daily Times-Cor Frank- lin and Washington, daily and weekly, D B McKay editor and mgr
Tampa Daily Tribune-508-510 Tampa, daily and Sunday, W F Stovall editor and mgr
Trade and Traffic-B E Calkins editor, 910 Florida av
PARKS AND PLACES OF AMUSEMENT
Ballast Point-Located on Hills- borough Bay, five miles s of city
City Park-n s Lafayette bet Hillsborough River and Cres- cent pl
DeSoto Park-Located on Hills- borough Bay e of city
Highland Park-Highland av bet Ross and Frances av
Macfarlane Park-n s Laurel bet Roosevelt and Lincoln avs, W T
Plant Field-North B
Sulphur Springs Park-Hillsbor- ough River 6 min of city
Zoological Garden & Alligator Farm-Located end of Sulphur Springs car line .
Tampa Bay Casino-Adjoining northern end of Tampa Bay Hotel
POSTOFFICE
Postoffice-Florida av between Twigg and Zack; James Mc- Kay postmaster, John Carney asst postmaster and superin-
tendent of finances, C L Patch superintendent of mails, J R Brown foreman of carriers, Mrs Elizabeth Barnard sec to postmaster, Horace G Reese postoffice inspector, P D Bush cashier, W H Hay asst super- intendent of mails
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Rural Routes
R D No 1 runs north of Tampa toward Sulphur Springs ; Route No 2 runs northeast of Tampa by the Tampa Electric Co's dam; Route No 3 runs east of Tampa to DeSoto Park and beyond Six Mile Creek city; Route No 4 runs from West Tampa Rock Creek via Turpentine Camp to Tarpon Springs and Tampa Road
Ybor City Postoffice 1603.7th av
C S Falkner supt West Tampa Station 1314 Howard av
L R Mote supt Station No I 2707 Florida av
Miss Birdie H Schofield clerk in charge
Station No 2 Ross av cor Jefferson Fred A Snow clerk in charge Station No 3 3011 7th av
Leroy W Sassard clerk in charge Station No. 4 411 W Lafayette
Eugene S Purcell clerk in charge Station No 5 1718 Nebraska av Stephen L Whitehead clerk in charge
Station No 6
Nebraska and Michigan av J H Mills clerk in charge
Free Delivery Division The postoffice promises to de- liver by carriers only such mail matter as is directed to streets and numbers, and the only sure way to avoid having letters advertised is to follow instructions of the Postoffice Department by addressing let- ters as stated above. Carriers report at the postoffice for
SMART
504 FRANKLIN STREET
BLUMBERG BROS. FOOTWEAR
Hillsborough Lumber Co.
YELLOW PINE LUMBER
MOULDINGS
SASH, DOORS AND WINDOWS
Office and Yard Cor. 22d & 6th Av. Phone 4613
Factory and Yard 19th Av & Cypress St. Phone 4647
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their first deliveries at 6 and 7 a m, and for the afternoon deliveries at 2 p m. The gen- eral delivery window is open from 7:30 a m to 9 p m, and on holidays from 8 to 10 a m. The postoffice is not open on Sundays
Special Delivery-Special deliv- ery mail arriving between the hours of 7 a m and Il p m will be promptly delivered when it is possible to ascer- tain the address of the party Money Order Department Window open from 8a m to 6 p m Registry Department
Window open on week days from 7:30 a m to 8 p m; holi- registry fee for domestic and foreign mail is 10 cents in ad- dition to the regular postage, and must be fully prepaid. Package mail is insured and cannot be sent by registered mail. Fee on valuation to $25.00 5 cts, up to $50.00 10 cts; limit of valuation on in- sured packages $50.00
Stamp Window
Window open on week days from 7:30 a m to 8 p m. The days 8 a m to 10:30 a m
Rates of Postage
Domestic rate-letters or pack- ages sealed or containing writ- ing 2c for each ounce or frac- tion thereof
Second-class includes newspa- pers and magazines that have once been admitted to the pound rate, and are remailed. This rate will apply only to whole papers. Parts of papers are not admitted to this rate. Rate le for each four ounces or fraction thereof
Third-class includes photographs, printed matter, calendars, cir- culars, books, etc, le for each two ounces or fraction thereof
Foreign Rates
Rates on letters to all countries except Great Britain, Germany by direct route, Cuba, Mexico and Canada is 5c for the first ounce or fraction thereof and
3c for every additional ounce or fraction thereof Post cards 2c each
Letters addressed to Germany and prepaid with only a 2c stamp will be held for steam- ers sailing direct to Germany, and will not be dispatched by way of England
Return postage may be prepaid from certain countries by use of the prepaid postage coupon on sale at the stamp window Inquiries should be made at the postoffice concerning the mail- ing of packages to foreign countries
Unmailable Matter
Liquids, unless properly packed in liquid-proof cases contain- ing some absorbent matter, such as cotton or felt. Spirits, wines, and inflammable mat- ter, explosives, poisons of any kind, glass (unless securely packed to prevent breakage) and postal cards containing ground glass, mica or sand, or any like substance, unless en- closed in a tightly sealed en- velope and having the stamp affixed on the outside of the envelope
All mail should bear the return card of the sender giving the street address, and great care should be used to see that mail is properly and legibly ad- dressed, also that the prop- er postage must be paid. Care- ful observance of these in- structions will prevent many a complaint
Postal Savings Bank
P D Bush cashr, open from 8 a m to 5 p nr
Parcel Post
Parcel Post, which became ef- fective Jan. 1, 1913, provides for the transmitting of all packages of merchandise up to 20 pounds excepting first and second zones, the limit for these zones being 50 pounds. Parcels will be delivered at free delivery offices and to pa- trons of rural routes and star
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3500 Miles MOODY & RUTISHAUSER "KNIGHT" AND "BLACKSTONE" TIRES 201 Franklin St., opp. "Times" Bld'g. Phone 4725 VULCANIZING --- RETREADING
6000 Miles
SHIFLEY METAL WORKS
MANUFACTURERS CORNICE AND SKYLIGHTS 1006 Tampa St. Phone 2080
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Parcel Post-Continued
routes and may be accorded special delivery service upon payment of the usual fees; they may be insured against loss in an amount equivalent to their actual value, but not to exceed $100. Parcels may be mailed in quantities of not less than 250 identical pieces without stamps affixed, the postage being paid in money Merchandise must be securely packed so as to prevent break- age or the wrapper becoming detached and should be plainly addressed on the wrapper it- self. Any articles having sharp points or edges should have them so protected as to prevent injuries to persons handling same
It is required by the Depart- ment that every parcel bear the return address of the sender, and that same be de- posited at the postoffice of dispatch. Receipt is required from the addressee for all packages delivered
Parcel Post Rates
Local rate 5 cents for the first pound and 1 cent for each ad- ditional two pounds or frac- tion thereof. Limit of weight 50 pounds
Ist and 2d zones up to 150 miles, 5 cents for the 1st pound and 1 cent for each additional pound or fraction thereof. Limit of weight 50 pounds
3d zone, 150 to 300 miles, 6 cents for the first pound and 2 cents for each additional pound or fraction thereof. Limit of weight 20 pounds
4th zone, 300 to 600 miles, 7 cents for the first pound and 4 cents for each additional pound or fraction thereof. Limit of weight 20 pounds
5th zone, 600 to 1,000 miles, 8 cents for the first pound and 6 cents for each additional pound or fraction thereof. Limit of weight 20 pounds
6th zone, 1,000 to 1,400 miles, 9 cents for the first pound and 8 cents for each additional pound or fraction thereof. Limit of weight 20 pounds
7th zone, 1,400 to 1,800 miles, 11 cents for the first pound and 10 cents for each additional pound or fraction thereof. Limit of weight 20 pounds
8th zone, over 1,800 miles, 12 cents per pound or fraction thereof. Limit of weight 20 pounds
NOTE-The rate for local de- livery shall apply to all par- cels mailed at a postoffice from which rural
route starts, for delivery on such route, or mailed at any point on such route for delivery at any other point thereon, or at the office from which the route starts, or on any rural route starting therefrom, and on all matter mailed at a city carrier office, or at any point within its delivery limits, for delivery by carriers from that office, or at any office for lo- cal delivery
SECRET SOCIETIES BPOE
B PO E Lodge No 708-Meets every Wednesday evening at Elks' Home, 413 Florida av; J P Van Pelt Ex Ruler, H M Hunt sec
Druids
Orange Grove No 1-Meets 1st and 3d Fridays 7:30 p m, every Monday 7 p m at 11101/2 Franklin
Knights of Columbus
Tampa Council No 667-Meets at 7131/2 Franklin 2d and 4th Wednesdays of each month; W J A Pollock G K, J J Ellis- ton D G K, Wm Kruse fin sec, W I Sultenfuss treas, P W Driscoll lecturer
K of GE
Cervantes Castle No 4-Meets Wednesdays at W O W Hall, West Tampa; P Fernandez M of R
POLK'S MEDICAL REGISTER AND DIRECTORY OF NORTH AMERICA -PUBLISHED BY
R. L. POLK & CO., DETROIT
W. R. FULLER
Dealer in BUILDING MATERIAL
408 Zack St.
Phone 2207 IN CAR LOAD LOTS
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Cristoval Colon Castle-Meets 7th av and 16th; J Sandoya M of R
KOTM
Tampa Tent No 5-Meets Mon- day nights at 7131/2 Franklin K of P
Bay Lodge No 12-Meets every Friday at 8 p m in Castle Hall, 601 Lafayette; E H Folk K of R and S
Red Cross Lodge No 43-Meets every Thursday night in Cas- tle Hall, W V Durst K of R and S
Pythagoras Lodge No 69-Meets every Tuesday in Castle Hall, 601 Lafayette; L G Lesley K of R and S
Uniform Rank-Meets 2d and 4th Wednesday at 601 Lafay- ette, Lawson Magruder com- mander
Pythian Sisters, DeLeon Temple No 6-Meets every Monday 8 p m at Castle Hall, Mrs J V Blinck K of R and C
Dramatic Order Knights of
Khorassen-Meets Ist Wed- nesday in each month at 601 Lafayette
Masonic
(Masonic Hall cor Lafayette and Morgan)
Trustees Masonic Temple-M W Carruth chairman, H E Snow and H B Roberts trustees Hillsborough Lodge No 25 F & A M-Meets 2d and 4th Tues- days at 7:30 p m in Masonic Hall, 508 Lafayette; E C Har- ris W M, E L Robinson S W, WV P Dawson J W, B Marion Reed sec
John Darling Lodge No 154, F & A M-Meets Ist and 3d Wednesdays in Odd Fellows' Hall; Ceferino Balbin W M, A P Burgert S W, C W Bur- lin J W, W J Twitt sec
Universal Lodge No 178, F & A M (Spanish)-Meets Ist and 3d Wednesdays in Masonic Hall; C W Bartlett W M, Laureano Torres S W, Jose Alonso J W, L Caras sec
Gary Lodge (U D), F & A M- Meets every Monday, 3211 7th av; B H Emerson W M, J A Glover sec
Tampa Chapter No 3, R A M- Meets Ist and 3d Thursdays in Masonic Hall; E G Moore H P, F E Fletcher K, A B Stewart S, B Marion Reed sec Tampa Council No 8, R & S M -Meets on the last Wednes- day in each month in Masonic Hall, F I Archibald Ill M, W R Fitts D M. Jo P G Elkins P C W, B Marion Reed sec
Ivanhoe Commandery No 8, K T -Meets 2d and 4th Fridays in Masonic Hall; F M Williams E C, O G Sexton jr Genl, E G Moore Capt Genl, B Marion Reed rec
Tau Lodge of Perfection No. 7, A AS R-A W Windhorst W M, Ceferino Balbin sec
McLean Chapter Rose Croix No 1, A A S R-W R Fitts W M, Ceferino Balbin sec
Bruce Council No 1, Knights Kadosh, A A S R-Geo P Sul- livan com, Ceferino Balbin rec Tampa Consistory No 1, A A S R-Geo P Sullivan M of K, Ceferino Balbin registrar
Order Eastern Star
Tampa Chapter No 11, 0 E S- Meets on 2d and 4th Thurs- days in Masonic Hall at 7:30 p m, Mrs Myrtle Rosenthal Worthy Matron, Milton Wag- ner W P, Mrs Annabelle Reed sec
Joint Relief Committee
Office in Masonic Hall, Phone 851, F I Archibald sec JrOUAM
Tampa Council - Meets every Tuesday evening in Odd Fel- lows' Hall, L C Callaway rec sec
LOOM
Loyal Order of Moose, Tampa Lodge No 798-Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p m in lıall 5081/2 Franklin, G A Bremer sec
"Your Credit Is Good" 1011-1013 Franklin St.
At Rhodes-Pearce- Mahoney Furniture Company's Store
E.W. PARKER 404-408 Curry Bldg. Phone 2004
GENERAL
CONTRACTOR
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D. P. Towne, Mgr. HARRISON STREET COR. TAMPA STREET
PHONE 4-3-2-1
Secret Societies-Continued M W of A
Lilly Camp No 16043-Meets every Wednesday night at I O O F Hall, F F Jaeger sec
Odd Fellows
Unity Encampment No 12- Meets 2d and 4th Monday I O O F Hall at 7:30 p m, M H Cohen C P, S C McConnell scribe
Prospect Lodge No 38-Meets every Tuesday night at 7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall, 9091/2 Florida av, L E Randall N G, M Otero sec
Tampa Lodge No 7-Meets Thursday night at 7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall, 9091/2 Florida av, V Ficcio N G, E T Smith sec
Poinsettia Rebekah Lodge No 20-Meets Ist and 3d Monday evenings of each month at 9091/2 Florida av, Mrs S A Strowger N G, E L Randall sec
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Order of Owls-Meets Ist and 3d Monday evenings of each month 2 p m, 9091/2 Florida av POSofA
Washington Camp No 7-Meets every Friday 7:30 p m, 11101/2 Franklin
Red Men
Okeechobee Tribe No 22, Imp'd O R M-Meets every Monday night 7:30 at 3151% Franklin WOW
Hillsboro Camp No 37-Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p m in Woodmen Hall, 3151/2 Franklin, H M Cunningham C C, W H M Boehning clerk Palmetto Camp No 161-Meets every Tuesday night 7:30 at 16th and 7th av, Adelfo Cas- tillo clerk
Tampa Bay Camp-Meets every Tuesday night at 3209 7th av, Ernest Smith clerk
Woodmen's Circle
Gate City Grove No 2-Meets second and fourth Fridays at Woodmen Hall 3151/2 Franklin, Mrs Louvina Cray clerk
LABOR UNIONS
American Association of Master Mates and Pilots Harbor 82- Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday at 1011/2 Franklin
Central Trade and Labor Assem- bly-Meets at Labor Temple, 1612 8th av, Ist and 3d Sun- days 9:30 a m, E C Cooper sec Building Trades Council-Meets every Wednesday night at 7:30 at 11101/2 Franklin, H C Tom's sec
Bakers and Confectioners No 234 -Meets Ist and 3d Sundays at 1612 8th av, B Gonzales sec Bartenders' No 765-Meets on Ist and 3d Sundays at 11101/2 Franklin, T Schiro sec
Brewery Workers Union No 186 -Meets 2d and 4th Mondays in the month at Labor Temple Ybor City at 7:30 p m, J C Mooney sec
Bricklayers - Meets on every Thursday night at 11101/2 Franklin, W H Graham sec
Carpenters' Union No 696 Meets every Monday night at 11101/2 Franklin, F A Mullen agt
Carpenters' Union No 976- Meets Tuesday nights at 11101/2 Franklin, E A DuBois sec
Cigarmakers No 336-Meets Ist and 3d Wednesday nights of each month in Labor Temple, 1612 8th av, Manuel Gonzalez sec
Cigarmakers No 462-Meets Ist and 3d Thursday nights in the month at Laurel s e cor Fran- cis av W T, R Torres sec
Cigarmakers No 500-Meets 2d and 4th Wednesdays of each month at Labor Temple, 1612 8th av, L Ortegas sec
Cooks and Waiters Union No 10968-Meets 3d Friday in each month at 1612 8th av, Luciano Menendez sec
Engineers No 31-Meets every Monday night 11101/2 Frank- lin, F G Frey sec
LAUNDRY Cleaning Co.
AMERICAN And Dry
The LAWRENCE DRUG STORES For Your Prescriptions COTTER'S ECONOMICAL Phone 2657 COURT SQUARE Phone 2619 Phone 2616
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Electrical Workers No 103- Meets every Thursday at 7:30 p m at 11101/2 Franklin, F C Owens sec
International Association of Ma- chinists No 570-Meets Ist and 3d Tuesdays at 1011/2 Frank- lin, F L Stephens sec
Journeyman Barbers-Meets Ist Tuesday at 11101/2 Franklin, Chas Belmont sec ·
Musicians Local 167, A F of M- Meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays at 11101/2 Franklin, S K Wallace sec-treas
Marine Engineers Benefit Assn -- Meets Ist and 3d Wednesdays at 1011/2 Franklin, M D Col- onna sec
Plumbers Local No 111-Meets at 11101/2 Franklin every Fri- day night, Arthur Schleman jr sec
International Printing Pressman and Assistants Union, Local No 180-Meets Ist Wednesday night of each month, 11101/2 Franklin, Burns Warfield sec Retail Clerks Union No 1223- Meets Ist and 3d Tuesdays at 1612 8th av, Arthur Alvarez sec
Typographical No 299-Meets 2d Sunday in month at 2 p m at 11101/2 Franklin, J L Sauls pres, T H Atkinson sec-treas Woodworkers No 104 - Meets every Tuesday night at 11101/2 Franklin, S J Gebhart sec
Painters Local No 88-Meets at 11101/2 Franklin every Friday night at 7:30 p m, .J W Gerow sec
TELEGRAPH AND TELE- PHONE COMPANIES
Peninsular Telephone Co-Cor Zack and Morgan, W C Bro- rein pres
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co-607 Franklin, J O Young mgr Western Union Telegraph Co- 604 Franklin, M G Empie mgr
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