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Daniel E J Co
Diaz Garage
Dickins C V
Dodd Motor Co
Donahue Electric Co
Dorn Frederick
Downing Mfg Co
Right center lines and
Drew John H
Left inside lines and
Durrance R N
Left side lines and
Electric Service Co Inc
Left insdie lines and
Electric Service Station
Left side lines and
Elk Auto Service
Enterprise Wood Yard
Exchange National Bank
-Right top lines and 16
Favorite Mfg Co
Ficcio V & Sons
Right center lines and Left inside lines and 67 63
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Right side lines and 63 390 57 10
28 28 45 57 62 61 10
Cracowaner Daniel
Right bottom lines and
44 10 7 14 26 40 69 67
Byrne J T Jr
18 36 55 9 40 6
Blakeslee-Klintworth
Blount F T Co
37 15 15 43 9
Bates-Hudnall-Jetton Co
Bay Realty & Ins Co
20 28
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corp
47 36
10 11 70
Eagle Cafeteria
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Continued
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Fidelity Loan & Savings Inc.
Right side lines and 1113
Fielder & Mitchell
64
Fielding H O
16
First National Bank
2
Florida Battery Service Co
16
Florida Commercial Bureau
Florida Co-operative Machine Works
Florida Frozen Products Co
Right side lines and
Florida Machine & Engineering Co
Left bottom lines and
Florida Nu-Tex Brick & Tile Co
Right inside lines and
Florida' Office Supply Co
Fraund's Cleaning Co
Left inside lines and
Fuller W R
Right top lines and
Garcia's Restaurant
Right bottom lines and
Glenn Clyde Co
Gourlie Music Co
Grahn Fred A
Greene C W Co,
Gulf City Painting & Decorating Co
Gulf Fertilizer Co
Gulf Iron Works
Hammond-Weaver Co
Hanson Motor Sales Co
Hardin J B
Harris Realty Co
Head-Worthing Real Estate Co
Hendry-Knight-Griffin-Bentley Co
Hendry & Knight Co
Hensley N W & Co
Right bottom lines and
Highsmith
Hillsboro Auto Top Co
Hillsboro Hotel
Hixon's Magnolia Pharmacy
Right center lines and
Hodge & Sherman
Right top lines and
Holmes-Binkley Co
Right bottom lines and
Holmes-Jetton Co
Hunter-Souders Co The
Hyde Park Drug Store
Hyde Park Hotel
Ideal Cafe & Restaurant
Irsch C F
Left inside lines and
Right inside lines and
Jones-Carpenter Garage
King's Auto Service
King's Drug Store
Knight Wm C
Right top lines and
Knight & Wall
La Mode Manicuring Parlor
Lash's Bakery
Lee & McMichael
Lewis & Williams
Livingston & Sumner
Lowry Agency
Lozano F Sons Co
Lynn J M
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McCaskill Tailoring Co
McKay, Clarke & McKay
McNévin W L
56
Maas Bros
Left bottom lines and
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Macfarlane Nellie H
Left center lines and 41
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Left Left top lines top lines and 41 37 58 11 3 26 32 21 54 58 26 36 Left side lines and 61 12 59 12 67 26 41 Front stencil and 34 46 14 59 14 Left side lines and 65 41 20 22 Left side lines and 67 38
Jones-Blank Realty Co
Left inside lines and
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Right bottom lines and 57 Tab insert 70 30 46 Right bottom lines and 57 11 Right center lines and 35 58 58
18 52 20 19 61 30 49
30 11 37 45
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Continued
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Marlboro Hotel
Master Studio
Left side lines and 36 22
Mayworth & Murray
Meeks A E
Right side lines and
Miller Furniture Co
Mine & Mill Supply Co
Monroe & Buerke
Left side lines and
Mother Goose The
Right top lines and
Nelson Frank E
Oblinger Louis
Left top lines and
O'Brien Drug Store
Right inside lines and
Office Equipment Co
Right bottom lines and
52
Owen-Cotter Jewelry Co
Left inside lines and
Owen D F Co
Owen-Franklin Motor Co
Front cover and
Owen-Joh Co
Front cover and
P & B Garage
Palace The
Parker E W
Left top lines and
Peninsular Tire & Rubber Co I
Front cover and
Perry Paint & Glass Co
Back cover and
Petteway Investment Co
Right inside lines and
Phillips I W & Co
Back bone and
Philpitt S E
Pierce-Brown Electric Co
Left top lines and
Pierce Electric Co
Front and back cover and
Pierce & Keeffe
Right inside lines and 60
Prince R M & Co
Purcell Drug Co Inc
Ramsey T W
Reed B Marion
Reliable Auto Top Co
Right top lines and
Rhodes-Mahoney Furniture Co
Left top lines and
32
Riggsbee Furniture Co
Rinaldi Printing Co
Roesch Paper Co
Safe Cabinet Co
Schramm Max
Senour Hardware Co
Right side lines and
Shaffer Electric Co
Left bottom lines and
65
Shaw's Mattress Factory
47
Sherrill T B
Right inside lines and
South Florida Audit Bureau
Southern Detective Agency
Southern Lumber & Supply Co
Right bottom lines and
Spanish-American Sheet Metal Works Right side lines and
63
Stallings Otto P & Co Right top lines and 39 Standard Scale & Fixture Co Right inside lines and 66 60
Star Realty Co
Stubbs Wm O Jewelry Co
42
Tampa Armature Works
13
Tampa Book & Stationery Co
Right center lines and
65 17
Tampa Business College
Back cover and 19
Tampa Coal Co
Left center lines and 21
Tampa Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Right side lines and 65
Tampa Cutlery & Supply Co
Left side lines and
22
Tampa Daily Times
Tampa Drug Co
50 25
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32 54 53 62 21 35 29
Shaw-Clayton Stationery Co
62 6 25 44
Reo-Tampa Motor Co
Front and back cover and 38 26 45 Right center lines and Back cover and 69 13 13
48 59 18 49 29 29
42 7 8 8
12 47 22 12
43 59 27
20 70 32 47 28 23
Tampa Box Co
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Tampa Electric Co
Right bottom lines and 27
Tampa Furniture Co
Left center lines and 31
Tampa Gas Co
Bottom stencil and
33
Tampa Loan & Savings Co
Tampa Paint & Glass Co
Left inside lines and
52 68 62
Tampa Sheet Metal Works
Left bottom lines and
63
Tampa Ship Building & Engineering Co
64
Tampa Steam Ways Co
Tampa Storage Battery Co
Tampa Textile Co
Left side lines and
Tampa Tribune
Tampa Vulcanizing Co
Tampa Wicker Furniture Co
Tarr Furniture Co
Taylor R H
Thomas Fred National Detective Agency
Thomas W W Hardware Co
Right bottom lines and
Thompson Electric Co
Left top lines and
Thrower Bros
Townes Tampa Steam Laundry Left bottom lines and
Turner Marble & Granite Co Left inside lines and
Turner Music Co
Union Transfer Co
Left side lines and
United Motor Co
Weeks & Wilder
Welfare Loan Society of Tampa
West Coast Fertilizer Co
West Coast Lumber & Supply Co
Right inside lines and
45
Wester Estates
Left inside lines and
56
White Bus Line
Right inside lines and
19
White Star Laundry
Left top lines and
42
Wood R G & Co
46
Woodward-Crowder Co
Left bottom lines and 39
16
Tampa Peninsular Trunk Factory
Tampa Sand & Shell Co
Right side lines and
66 13 27 51 68 33 33 14 24 35 29 60 42 49 49
68 9 60 1112 31
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FLORIDA
GATEWAY TO PANAMA
TAMPA
Tampa is an attractive, rapidly growing city, located on Hills-
borough and old Tampa Bays, thirty-five miles from the Gulf of
The city has shown marvelous increases from year to year in
POST OFFICE RECEIPTS
1900
1910
1921
(Tampa passed the Six Hundred Thousand Dollar mark in
1920, putting the city among the "First Fifty" postoffices in the
United States, and 1921 exceeded that record by more than a hun- dred thousand. )
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
$
496,560 638,535
2,934,733
147,848,000
201,405,000 315,403,080
Tons
386,203
1, 120,384
1,314,865
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1900
1910
1921
1900
1910
1921
PHOSPHATE SHIPMENTS
(By Water)
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CIGARS MANUFACTURED
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$ 33,505
168,272
709,049
( Shipping tie-up materially cut down 1921 total. )
5
1 900
1920
Mexico
almost every line of growth, as is evidenced by the following tables :
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TAMPA STATISTICS
BUILDING PERMITS
1900
$ 268,000
1910
1,685,586
1921
4,057,027
WATER COMMERCE
Tons
1900
446,790
1910
1,525,000
1920
2,149,000
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(1921 figures not available. )
RAILROAD FACILITIES
The two main trunk lines are the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and the Seaboard Air Line Railway, connecting with all points, East, North and West. The Tampa Southern Railroad gives service between Tampa and Manatee River points. The Tampa & Gulf Coast Railroad operates between Tampa and the West Coast section, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Tarpon Springs, etc. The Brooksville and Hernando County section is served by the Tampa Northern Railway.
SEA-GOING FACILITIES
Splendid passenger and freight service is rendered between Tampa, Key West and Havana by the Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company. The Mallory Steamship Company operates a weekly freight service between Tampa and New York and between Tampa and Mobile. The Gulf & Southern S. S. Company operates passenger and freight service between Tampa and New Orleans. The Wilson Line and the Home Line operate services between Tampa and St. Petersburg and Manatee River points. The Tampa- Interocean S. S. Co, owned and operated by Tampa men, is operat- ing U. S. Shipping Board steel steamers on regular lines and sail- ings to various foreign ports. In addition to the lines enumerated, there are scores of vessels carrying cargo in and out of Tampa, par- ticularly in the schooner trade with Cuba and Central America.
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TAMPA STATISTICS
ELEMENTS IN CITY'S ADVANCEMENT
Tampa's climate is one of its greatest assets. Thousands of people come to the city because of its, delightful climate; many of these people become permanent residents, many become winter resi- dents, and a good percentage of them invest in the city or section. Tampa's back country, a splendid farming and citrus fruit section, is largely responsible for the city's growth and development. The city is well supplied with parks and playgrounds, handsome munici- pal. federal and office buildings, beautiful residential sections, well- paved streets and permanent highways in all directions. Tampa is building on a solid foundation.
INDUSTRIES
Tampa is famous the world over for the clear-Havana cigars made in the local factories, of which there are approximately 200. Shipbuilding has been an important industry in Tampa, with a total shipbuilding record of 27 ships, aggregating 149,520 tons. Other products manufactured include fertilizer, furniture, office fixtures, asphalt paving blocks, cigar boxes, candies, marmalades and jellies, macaroni, soap, mattresses, coffee, machinery, and nu- merous others.
CITY STATISTICS
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Area of the city, 8.6 square miles. Total street mileage. 174.71 miles. Miles paved streets, 107.91.
Sewers, 100.13 miles.
Sidewalks, 186.52 miles .. Total death rate per 1,000 for 1921, II.I
Total birth rate per 1.000 for 1921. 23.3.
City assessment, 1921, $35,269, III, based on actual value 50 per cent.
City tax rate (new territory ), 20.5 mills. City tax rate (old territory ). 23 mills.
County tax rate, 34 mills. State tax rate. 1034 mills. Special District school tax, 3 to 8 mills.
County and State assessments based on cash value of 25 to 33 per cent.
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TAMPA STATISTICS
Tampa Electric Company furnishes light and power. Light rates on a sliding scale I2c down to 6c per k. wo h., according to quantity used. Retail power rate 91/2c to 372c. Wholesale power rate based on maximum demand. Company operates 100 electric cars, with 60 miles of track.
Minimum Gas Rates: First 20,000 feet, 22.5c per 100 feet ; second 20,000 feet, 19.4c; over 40,000 feet, 16.7c, subject to a dis- count of 10%.
Tampa Waterworks Company. Water rates range from 17c to 9c per 100 cubic feet ; minimum of 735 cubic feet for $1. 12 monthly.
Peninsular Telephone Company. Automatic system; sub-ex- changes in various parts of city. Long distance connections to all parts of country.
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
Tampa's schools are modern in every way. Operated on plan of six years grammar school, three years junior high school and three years senior high school. In addition to public schools there are a number of private schools and commercial colleges.
BANKS
Three national banks, five state banks or trust companies do- ing a general banking business, one exclusive trust company, and the Morris Plan Company : $23,405,291.26 deposits for 1921 : $5,- 330,551.18 capital, surplus and undivided profits.
CLEARING HOUSE
1908 (This institution organized late in 1907) $ 53.766,400.53 117,148,072.27 192I
PROPERTY VALUES
Good residence property runs from $40 to $100 per front foot. Good building lots in suburbs range from $150 to $2,500. Store- rooms rent from $50 to $750 a month. Owners net about 8 per cent on value of property. Mortgages made on about 60 per cent of valuation, interest from 5 to 8 per cent. Office rooms rent on an average of $25 a month, with new buildings at higher rental and offices in older buildings lower.
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TAMPA STATISTICS
BUILDING
The year 1921 was featured by the highest record in the city's history in building permits, with a total valuation of $4,057,027.89. The total of permits for 1920, the largest previous record, was $2,- 686,092. Building operations have not let up, and 1922 seems to be well started on making another record.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tampa has two excellent 18-hole golf courses with attractive club houses. Tampa's free motor camp is located in DeSoto Park, in a beautiful palm and oak grove. This camp is served with city sewerage, lights and water, has shower baths, hot water tank, and other conveniences. Tampa's "Road to Remembrance," the Mem- orial Highway, extends from the city limits to the county line on the west, and is bordered with oak trees and oleanders. Tampa thermometers have never registered above 96 in the thirty years of U. S. Weather Bureau Service.
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Tel 4870
UNION BUS STATION
407-9 Florida Av. WHITE BUS LINE CO. Connects Tampa with 64 Incorporated Towns Covering 1,150 Miles of Hard Road
N. W. HENSLEY & CO.
REAL ESTATE
RENTS INSURANCE
403-405-407 Stovall Bldg. Box 316
Phone 2129
TAMPA CITY DIRECTORY (1922)
TAMPA CITY GUIDE 1922
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
STATE GOVERNMENT
Hon Carey A Hardee, governor Hon H Clay Crawford, secretary Hon Rivers H Buford, attorney general Hon Ernest Amos, comptroller Hon J C Luning, state treasurer Hon J W Yon, state auditor
Hon W H Sheats, superintendent of public instruction
Hon W A McRae, commissioner of agriculture
Hon R E Rose, state chemist Hon Herman Gunter, state geol- ogist
Hon C P Lovell, adjutant-gen- eral
U S Senators
Duncan U Fletcher, Jacksonville Park Trammell, Lakeland
U S Congressmen
First District, H J Drane, Lake- land
Second District, Frank Clark, Gainesville Third District, J H Smithwick, Pensacola Fourth District, W J Sears, Kis- simmee
Supreme Court Judges
Jefferson B Browne, Chief Jus- tice, T F West. J B Whitfield, R. F Taylor, W H Ellis judges
State Board of Health
Office 1301 Florida av, Tampa- [ Earman, West Palm Beach, president; J E Graves, Quincy; E M Ernest, Palatka; A C Hamblin dist state health officer: H R Venters bacter- ologist; D H Osborn state san inspr.
CITY GOVERNMENT
Mayor Commissioner - C H Brown
Mayor Pro Tem-W J Barritt Commissioners-W J Barritt, W A Adams, S L Lowry, James McCants, C H Brown
City Manager-A W D Hall Comptroller-J P Henderson City Tax Assessor-F S Wright City Tax Collector and Treasur- er-W L Brown
City Attorney-Hilton S Hamp- ton
City Clerk-W E Duncan
City Civil Service Board-7-10 Knight bldg-E B Drumright, chairman, Mrs Kathryne Cate, sec
Municipial Judge-C E Worth City Health Officer - Dr J R Harris
City Building Inspector- Mar- ti O'Tera
City Engineer-R D Martin
City Purchasing Agent - B A Redding
City Supt of Parks-T D Waldie City Harbor Master-J A Love- Lace
City Plumbing Inspector-J A Bronzonie
City Sanitary Inspector - J S Jones City Physician-Dr. J A Barnes City Sexton-W A Goddard
EDUCATIONAL Board of Public Instruction
Philip Shore chairman, Tampa; Irwin Walden, Plant City; D S Sweat Balm; J E Knight sec- retary, Loca E Papy clerk
A. E. MEEKS -- WOOD
Oak and Pine Stove, Fireplace and Heater Wood
PHONE 3535 TWELFTH ST. and Fourth Avenue
J. N. HOLMES 108 E. Palm av., Tel 4308
J. N. HAYNES S. R. BINKLEY 1801 Jetton av., Tel. 72-783
906 25th av. Tel 74-083
THE HOLMES-BINKLEY CO.
Cement Contractors
1513 Maryland Ave.
Tel. 3855
85
WHITE LAUNDRY
Phone 2343
Corner Cass and Tampa Streets
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(1922) R. L. POLK & CO.'S
UNEXCELLED FOR SPANISH DISHES
MEALS SENT OUT
Ideal Cafe and Restaurant 1223 Franklin St.
Public Schools
J E Knight superintendent, Court House
W S Coleman supervisor, gram- mar, intermediate and primary Elizabeth Lucas, teacher of drawing
A L Cuesta School-Cor Pine and Cleveland W T; F M Foulks principal
Buffalo Av School-705 E Buf- falo av, R J Overton principal Drew Primary School-Armenia av cor Ivy W T; Mrs Edna Mc- Cullum principal
East Tampa School-Palmetto Beach, Mrs Mary Murray principal
Gary School-10th av cor 36th, J T Hoffman principal
George Washington Junior High School-Michigan av cor Mit- chell, D M Cook principal
Gorrie School-Boulevard n e cor Horatio, Mrs Margaret Bom- ford principal
Henry Mitchell Elementary
School-Luther Swan princi-
pal, Bungalow Park av cor Cleveland
Hillsborough Ave School-e s 30th 1 n Hillsborough av, Mrs Virgie Chapman principal
Hillsborough High School Highland and Euclid avs, E L Robinson. principal
James Madison School-701 Mad- ison, E Ellie Crilly principal Mcfarlane School-Willow av nr LaSalle, Mrs Vallie H Per- ry principal
Rodert E Lee School-301 E Michigan av, Mrs Luneta Flea- gle principal
Oak Park School-J F Kickliter principal
Seminole Heights School-Cor Central and Hanna, Allie M Hammond principal
Sulphur Springs School-Waters av. n w cor Cypress, Mrs Mary Holm principal
Jackson Heights School-33d cor 20th av, D C Kickliter prin- cipal
W B Henderson School-Hen- derson cor Jefferson, Mamie E Gramling principal
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School-Cor Swan and Edison av, R M Ray principal V
M Ybor School-14th cor Michigan, F C Crow principal
Colored
Caesar Street Grammar School -Caesar cor Finley
Cottage Hill School - Jackson Heights
Gilchrist High School-Jackson Heights
Harlem Academy-510 E Har- rison
Lomax High School-37th av and 28th
Robles Pond School-Florida av and Virginia
West Hyde Park School-317 S Dakota av
West Tampa School No 2-17th av n w cor Green, W T
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Chief of Staff-J B Holton chief salary $3,000, bond, $2,000; Benj Torres, first asst chief, salary $2,280; J I) Ross second asst chief, A E Frasier super- intendent fire and police tele- graph, salary $1,800
Location of Fire Stations
Station No 1-Cor Zack and Jef- ferson, O O Brown and R R Hackney captains
Station 2-1313 8th av, J W Sweat captain
Station 3-Pratt cor Magnolia av, T S Leggett captain Station No 4-1801 9th av, A W Taylor captain
Station No 5-1807 Florida av, T G McAteer captain
Station No 6-22d n w cor Lin- sey P B, J R Osburn lieut Store Rooms-1809 Florida av; 2d asst chief fireman Benj Torres in charge
Telephones
3120-Station No 1, cor Zack and Jefferson
3220-Station No 2, 8th av nr 14th
3320-Station No 3, Platt cor Magnolia av, H P
3420-Station No 4, 9th av, cor 18th
3520-Station No 5, Florida av, Tampa Heights 5112-Station No 6, Palmetto Beach
3311-Chief's office, Zack and Jefferson
Signal Boxes
4-Franklin and Water
5-Jackson and Morgan
6-Franklin and Washington
7-Whiting and Tampa
8-Lafayette and Ashley
9-Polk and Ashley
12-Franklin and Twiggs
13-Franklin and Cass
14-Marion and Zack
15-Florida av and Jackson
16-Tyler and Morgan
17-Florida av and Harrison
18-Florida av and Scott
19-Michigan and Nebraska avs
21-Harrison and Highland avs 23-Estelle and Ashley
24-Michigan av and 21st
25-Palm and Central avs
26-Franklin and Henderson avs 27-Scott and Central av
28-Nebraska av and Zack
29-Hillsborough and Lozano av
31-Estelle and Grant av 32-Plant av and Platt av
33-W Lafayette and Hyde Park
35-Hyde Park av and DeLeon
36-Garcia av and Roberts
37-10th and 11th av
Madison
312
V. FICCIO & SONS, MERCHANT TAILORS
We Call for and Deliver Work
3983 Phone
WOODWARD-CROWDER CO. GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS
905-6 Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 2172
Cleaning and Pressing
Phone 2182
S. SERRA, Propr.
REO-TAMPA MOTOR COMPANY
REO CARS AND REO TRUCKS C. E. GIBBENS, Manager Office 405 Lafayette Service Dept. 406 Jackson Phone 4264
TAMPA CITY DIRECTORY (1922)
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38-Grand Central av and Field- ing
39-Garcia av and Division
41-Nebraska and 7th avs
42-12th and 7th av
43-12th av and 15th
44-7th and 17th 45-5th av and 22d 46-Michigan av and 16th
47-13th av and 19th
48-5th av and 15th
49-20th and 11th av
51-E Frances av and Jefferson 52-Maryland and 4th avs
53-Highland and Amelia avs 54-Grand Central and Plant avs 55-2d av and 19th 56-7th av and 22d
57-Franklin and Constant
58-Jefferson and Henderson
59-14th and 15th av
61-Florida and Michigan avs
62-24th and 7th av
(3-DeLeon and Bouleverd 64-Inman and S Newport 65-25th and 18th av
66-Nebraska av and Ella Mae
67-Clark and Av B
68-Rome and Grand Central av 71-N Boulevard and Lincoln
72-18th and 21st av 73-1st av and 17th
74-E end Fortune street bridge 2-1-3 calls entire department One tap and alarm repeated calls the pumper Two taps, fire controlled
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters. City Hall, Jackson n w cor Florida av
Equipped with Gamewell box system Chief-F M Williams
Senior Lieutenant-D B York First Sergeant-Albert Elton Clerk of Records-R D Hutch- craft
Police Boxes
4-Grand Central and S Oregon 5-Morrison av and S Oregon
6-Hyde Park av and W La- fayette
7-Plant av and Platt 8-Mallory Docks
12-Scott and Central av
13-Brevard bet North A and North B
14-Washington and Tampa
15-Polk and Franklin
16-Gordon Keller Hospital
17-Florida av and Michigan 21-Franklin and Hillsborough 22-7th and Nebraska avs 23-Fortune Street Bridge 24-7th av and 16th
25-5th av and 14th 26-Union Station 27-Roberts Cigar Factory 31-Polk and Jefferson av 32-Maryland and 5th 33-Car Barns
34-Michigan and Nebraska 35-Bell and Nebraska 36-Stewart and 26th 37-19th and 3d av
41-8th av and 14th
.42-12th av and 19th
44-Franklin and Scott 45 -- 7th av and 21st
46-21st and Michigan
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS
Academy of the Holy Names Cor Frances and Spruce, W T Alvarez School-1615 Armenia Baptist Italian Mission-1317 av, W T · Armenia av, W T
* Bowman Community School- 1302 Pierce
Business University of Tampa- 308 Krause bldg, Mrs H W Mid- dleton pres
Convent of the Holy Names- Twiggs n e cor Morgan, con- ducted by Sisters of the Holy Names
English Classical School - 705 Swann av, Flora L White principal
Fales Academy-1703 Armenia av, W T, H L Fales prin Girls' Industrial School - Os- borne av
and Hillsborough River, Fannie Prater matron Hebrew Free School-Central av, n e cor Oak av Helen Hill Kindergarten-210
Eagle Knights of Columbus Night School-Florida av S ℮ cor Twiggs
Rose Valdez Settlement House- 1401 Francis av, W T Mrs S Bryan supt
Sacred Heart College - Florida av s e cor Twiggs
*St Benedict's School-20th s W cor Michigan av, conducted by Sisters of St Joseph
St Joseph's Convent-1706 11th av
St Joseph's School (boys and girls)-1706 11th av St Peter Claver's School-1401 Governor
Seventh Day Adventist Schools- 1015 E Estelle and E Palmetto n e cor Florida av
Tampa Business College-Grand Central and Edison avs, L M Hatton pres and treas, E R Dickenson and L M Hatton jr v-pres, L D Mead acting sec Wolff's Mission House - 2307 16th, Bertha Thompson princi- pal
W C T U Nursery-604 Morgan Mrs L M Smith mgr
ASYLUMS AND HOSPITALS
Bayside Hospital-Bay Shore blvd, office 812 Citizens Bank bldg, Dr J S Helms pres, Glenn G Smith sec and bus mgr
Central Nurses Register and Home, 402 S Melville av
Centro Asturiano Sanatorium- W Euclid av n w cor Ola av C Mirovalles supt
Centro Espanol Sanatorinm - Bay Shore blvd
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