Atlanta City Directory 1919, Part 1

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Publication date: 1919
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Stewarb PRODUCTS

PRESTIGE QUALITY SERVICE SATISFACTION

A. A. UNGAR OPERATING AS

Stewart

PRODUCTS SERVICE STATION

Howard 02|3|4 7 SEASON MILFASE

150 TRIP

60 0 5 MILES PER HOUR

Stewart Speedometer and Warner Auto Meter

Stewart Warning Signal Motor Driven

Stewart Hand Warning Signal

AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION : : FOR : : REPAIRS : : AND : : SALE of

Stewart V-Ray Searchlight

Stewart V-Ray Spark Plug

Ford Rear Auto Guard and Tire Carrier

Stewart Auto Guard

Stewart Products

399 PEACHTREE STREET

Phone No. Ivy 2817

Stewart Vacuum Gasoline System

Did You Know?

FOR OTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS

ATLANTA

IS the Regional centre of the Southeast.

IS headquarters for the Federal Bank and other branches of the Government, and is the financial centre of the Southeast.

IS the distributing point of the Southeast.

IS the Headquarters of the Southeastern Fair.

HAS the largest telephone exchange in the Southeast.

OPERATES more lines of street railway than any city in the Southeast.

IS the largest railroad centre of the Southeast.

IS Headquarters of the Southeastern Congress of the League to Enforce Peace.

HAS the best equipped hotels and restaurants of any city in the Southeast.

IS host to over one hundred and seventy con- ventions annually, and is a meeting place for national conventions, and a center for Southeastern gatherings and institutions.

WELL it is-and

is the Convention City of Dixie

Atlanta Convention Bureau

Frederic J. Paxon, President Fred Houser, Secretary

403-4-5 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Atlanta, U.S. A.

Telephone Ivy 7124

NORTH VIEW CEMETERY Atlanta's Most Beautiful Cemetery

View of Entrance and Mausoleums in North View

NORTH VIEW Cemetery is on North Side, is well located. Two Electric car lines, good roads, and is one of the most beautiful places that nature has ever created.

NORTH VIEW will always be cared for without cost to you. Buy now be- fore you need it. The lots advance in price each year.

Phone us and let us take you out and show you.

Offices 530-531 Candler Building

BELL PHONE IVY 1624 ATLANTA PHONE 3805

D. G. JONES, General Manager

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BOUND BY THE NATIONAL LIBRARY BINDERY CO. OF GA.

and title page? Imperfect volumes delay return of binding. Thanks.

Electric Service

That's What We're Glad To Sell You

In one form or another Electricity enters every phase of your daily life, for this is the Era Electrical

Georgia Railway & Power Co.

"MORE CAPACITY WITH LESS LABOR" IS THE PURPOSE OF EVERY MACHINE AND There's a Machine in THE AUSCO LINE for Every Purpose

Acetylene Cutting and Welding Machines Ait Compressors and Air Receivers

Asphalt Plants

Back Fillers and Tampers

Bar Benders and Bar Cutters

Hammers-Steam Pile-Drop

Hoisting Engines-Steam-Gasoline-Electric

Hoists-Belt-Hand-Crab

Hooks-Cant-Grab-Timber

Pipe Cutters and Pipe Threaders

Pumps-Emerson

Pumps-Centrifugal-Diaphragm Pneumatic Tools

Pulverizing Machinery

Quarry Equipment Rolls-Crushing Saws-Power Hack-Band

Concrete Mixers-Chutes-Towers

Concrete Gronters-Rollers-Tampers

Crushers-Gyratory-Jaw Derricks, Steel-Derrick Fittings

Drills-Blast Hole-Rock-Well

Dryers

Elevators-Conveyors

Engines-Steam-Gasoline-Oil

Excavators Drag Line, Trench, Drainage

Fertilizer Mixers and Machinery

Forms-Road-Sidewalk-Culverts

Belt Conveyors

Bins-Concrete and Stone

Blocks-Tackle-Chain

Boilers-Horizontal, Locomotive, Vertical

Bolt Cutters and Threaders

Boom Swingers Buckets-Concrete-Hoist

Buckets-Drag Line-Excavator

Cable Ways and Cranes Car Unloaders Cars-Concrete Contractors' Dump Carts-Concrete Two-Wheel-Pick-Up

Saw Rigs-Portable

Scrapers-Drag-Wheel-Road

Screens-Revolving-Shaker

Shovels-Steam

Trench Machines-Braces-Tampers

Wagons-Bottom Dump-Sprinkling Wagon Loaders Wheelbarrows .

W. E. Austin Machinery Co.

Equipment for Contractors, Road Builders, Mines and Quarries 2 Spring Street - South of Marietta Street

The Atlanta Independent

Rooms 5th Floor Odd Fellows Building Atlanta, Georgia

THE STANDARD NEGRO NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA

CIRCULATION 3800

T HE most widely read and circulat- ed Negro publication in the world. Subscription: one year $1.50; six months, $1.00; three months, 50 cents. Advertising Rates Furnished on Application.

It Pays to Advertise in The INDEPENDENT

Perfection Lighting & Engineering Co. Engineers : Installers : Distributors OF Electric Lighting and Power Plants

Southeastern Distributors of Jupiter Belt Driven Lighting and Power Plants. Simplex Farm Lighting and Water Sys- tems. Direct Connected, Manual, Semi-Automatic and full Automatic

Telephone Main 4134 MAIN OFFICE

SIMPLELITE PLANT "THREE MOVING PARTS"

52 S. FORSYTH STREET ATLANTA, GA.

WE ARE CABINET MAKERS

Let us know your wants. We will do the rest.

NO JOB TOO SMALL to receive attention. NO JOB TOO LARGE for us to handle.

Anything from the smallest file box to the most elaborate office fixtures we are prepared to furnish.

PRICES RIGHT.

WORK GUARANTEED.

CALL US.

BELL PHONE MAIN 2164

L. E. WHITTER

MANUFACTURER OF

BANK, DRUG and JEWELRY STORE FIXTURES And Hardwood Interior Finish

116 W. MITCHELL ST. ATLANTA, GEORGIA

American Jewelry & Trunk Company

WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF

Watches Hand Bags

Trunks

Rings

Suit Cases

We Make a Specialty of Platinum Jewelry and Diamonds of the First Water

Telephone Bell Main 293 25 West Mitchell Street

Atlanta City Directory Company's

ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY @ 1919 2

CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS, CORPORATIONS FOLLOWED BY THEIR OFFICERS, COPARTNERSHIPS GIVING NAMES OF PARTNERS, AND PRIVATE CITIZENS WITH THEIR OCCUPATION, BUSINESS CONNECTIONS AND HOME ADDRESS, A DIRECTORY OF ALL CHURCHES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, BEN- EVOLENT, LITERARY, RELIGIOUS AND OTHER SOCIETIES, BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES, A COMPENDIUM OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, OFFICERS OF THE STATE, COUNTY AND CITY GOVERNMENTS, STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE

A BUYERS' GUIDE AND A COMPLETE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY

"The

DIRECTORY'

IS THE COMMON

VOL. XLII

INTERMEDIARY BETWEEN, BUYER AND SELLER

$10.00

PUBLISHED BY

Atlanta City Directory Co. 2912 Marietta Street Atlanta, Ga.

Member of the Association of American Directory Publishers

Fc. 95.2

1919

INDEX TO CONTENTS

Abbreviations

179

Alphabetical 181

Municipal Court 20

Associations, Societies 23

Park Commissioners

Board of Education

Parks

Buyers Guide

Police Commissioners

Police Department

Post O(c)ce

Public Schools

Churches

City Council 1!

City Courts

City Licenses 1!

City Taxes

Clubs and Societies

Commercial Organizations 27

Court of Appeals 21

Fire Department

Street Guide

989

Fulton County O(c)cers

Superior Court

Health Department

Infirmaries and Hospitals

Internal Revenue

United States Dept of Agriculture .. 22

United States Local O(c)cers

Water Commissioners

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ATLANTA 22, GA

Referees in Bankruptcy

Relief Humane and Benevolent Or- ganizations 28

I: F D Routes

Secret Societies

State Game Laws

State of Georgia

State and County Taxes

United States Commissioners

United States Courts and O(c)cers ..

Labor Organizations

Libraries

Miscellaneous Information

Cemeteries

Classified Buyers Guide

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INTRODUCTION

The volume herewith presented embodies the forty-second issue of the ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY. It is a complete and comprehensive epitome of the commercial, industrial, social and professional interests of the city. The publishers have done everything possible to make the work a credita- ble representative of those interests. No other medium can convey so com- plete and comprehensive an index of the city, its people and their activities, nor can any other medium tell so fully of the city's wonderful growth, its opportunities and possibilities for the future.

In the present volume all the local features which have proven so useful and satisfactory in previous issues have been retained and such im- provements included as to make the work an up-to-date publication, equal in style, and makeup to the larger metropolitan directories.

In the General Index following this Introductory is shown the number of page upon which any item of information can be found.

THE STORY OF ATLANTA-THE GATE CITY OF THE SOUTH

Atlanta, the capital of Georgia, and situated in Fulton County, was founded in 1837. when it was known as Terminus, because it was the end of the Western and Atlantic Railroad, which was projected and finally built by the State, (which still owns it), from Atlanta to Chattanooga. Other railroads were successively built to Atlanta from various directions. and the town soon became famous as a railroad center. It was in that early day that John C. Calhoun, the great South Carolina statesman, predicted that Atlanta would be a great city. He based his opinion upon the fact that the topography of the Southeastern States is such that Atlanta was the natural point of convergence for railroads which would be built parallel with the Appalachian chain of mountains into the Southeast, and the Wes- tern lines which would be built from the Mississippi Valley towards the South Atlantic Seaboard.

A RAILROAD CENTER.

This prediction has been literally fulfilled. and Atlanta is a railroad center from which fifteen lines radiate in different directions, tapping the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and reaching northward, eastward, westward and northwestward. There is no part of the South Atlantic or Gulf coasts which can not be reached by rail from Atlanta in eighteen hours, and for this reason General Sherman declared that Atlanta would always be a strategic point in war, and a commanding center in times of peace.

Atlanta is within a night's ride of most cities located in the region bounded by the Ohio, Potomac and Mississippi Rivers, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic Ocean.

Atlanta as a passenger gateway can be forcibly stressed when it is considered that there are 152 trains in and out daily.

STATISTICAL FACTS REGARDING ATLANTA POPULATION.

As in former years the enumeration of citizens and business firms did not stop at the city line proper, but embraced all contiguous territory, in- cluding the villages of College Park. Center Hill. East Lake, East Point. Kirkwood. Lakewood. Lakewood Heights. Inman Yards, Egan and Hape- ville. These villages are to all intents and purposes, in fact in all ways except governmental indentity, a portion of the social life and numerical greatness of one community, dependent upon Atlanta for their prosperity. since most of the residents have their business activities or interests therein.

The customary means of establishing population is to multiply the num- ber of names of individuals in the Directory by two and one-half to allow for the names of women and children not included in the canvass. In the present volume there are 97.999 names of persons who lived in Atlanta and its adjoining surburbs at the time the enumerators took the information for

this book. Multiply this number by two and one-half and we have a popula- tion of 244,997 for the territory covered by the Directory.

City incorporated 1847, reincorporated 1874 and 1909.

Form of Government-Mayor and Council.

Bonded debt-$6,018,000.

Tax rate-$1.25 per $100.00.

Banks and banking houses 20. In suburbs 6.

Bank clearings-$2,528,485,083.69.

Bank capital and surplus-$15,000,000.

Bank deposits-$60,516,521.00.

Resources-$78,625,839.83.

Invested in buildings-$4,967,675.

Area-square miles-26.07.

Altitude from sea level-1.056 fet.

Assessed value of property-$201,657.539.

Miles paved streets-243.52.

Miles of sewers-328.99.

Miles of sidewalks-506.39.

Miles of electric railway-243.07.

Miles of interburban railway-35.5.

Telephones in use-26.810.

Postoffice receipts-$2.431,603.19.

Churches-272.

Number public schools-68, teachers 725.

Number enrolled pupils-28,810.

Students parochial, diocesan and private-10,000.

Passengers carried daily by electric railways-197,200.

Theaters and vaudeville houses -- 25.

Hospitals-24, (including municipal and tuberculosis.)

Hotels-57.

Number of factories 500, producing over 1,000 articles. Building permits-$3,572,086.00.

Fire Department-In the first part of this year a contract was entered into with the American LaFrance Fire Engine Co., Inc. for the complete motorization of the department whereby the city substituted all horse drawn apparatus for motor apparatus and today the department is equipped with all modern motor apparatus and taking front rank with all southern cities in this respect. The department maintains its own repair shop where repairs of every kind and character pertaining to the department are kept up, using the regular employees for said work. Also the fire alarm system is maintained by the department, all changes and repairs being done by men in the department. The number of alarms answered during the year 1917 was 1,419, the largest number of calls being made in February and the smallest in September. Value of buildings and apparatus $743,499.44.

Water Works-The water works are owned by the city and governed by a board of water commissioners, composed of one commissioner from each of ten wards, with the Mayor and chairman of water works committee of council, the members of the board being elected by the general council. The water supply comes from the Chattahoochee River about seven miles from the city, one pumping station being located at the river and another on Hemphill Avenue and the city limits. At this latter station are located two reservoirs. coagulating basis, filter plants and clear water basins. The water works represent a value of $7,218,603.15. The rates are 80 cents per month for each house, store, etc. for an allowance of 6,000 gallons per month. Wholesale or manufacturers rates are on a sliding scale ranging from $1.00 down to 70 cents for 1,000 cubic feet, all subject to 10 per cent discount for prompt payment. During the year 1917 there was pumped into the city mains 6,935,000,000 gallons of water, or an average each day of 19,000.00 gallons.

Parks-19: total acreage-850. Twelve playgrounds and four public bathing places with free bath houses. Located in Grant Park is a Cyclo- rama painting of the Civil War, "The Battle of Atlanta." It is the sole survivor of three which were painted in the SO's by artists of the staff of William Wehner's in Milwaukee.

Oglethorpe and Emory Universities: the Georgia School of Technology, a branch of the State University System, and one of the most important educa- tional institutions in the South, over one thousand students are on its rolls.

Agnes Scott College, a Presbyterian school for young women; Cox College for girls, and Georgia Military Acadmy for boys.

('limate-Atlanta is 1,056 feet above sea level, at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Part of its water drains to the Atlantic Ocean, part

to the Gulf of Mexico. Open air work is possible every day in the year. A monthly mean temperature below 32 degrees has never been recorded since the observations were begun.

Auditorium-Armory-Owned by the city of Atlanta, with a seating capacity of 8,000; 20,000 square feet floor space; pipe organ costing $50,000.00. Free Sunday concerts attended by thousands. In this building Grand Opera is given cach year by the Metropolitan Opera Company, Atlanta being the only city in the United States except New York that enjoys a week of Grand Opera.

Atlanta is the second largest mule market in the I'nited States.

Atlanta is the fourth largest insurance center in the United States.

Atlanta is the film distributing point of the Southeast.

Atlanta's railroads radiate in fourteen directions, operating 150 daily passenger trains.

Atlanta ranks thirty-second in population and twelfth in bank clearings. Atlanta is the central distribution point for the Southeast.

Atlanta has more miles of street railway per thousand of population than any other city in the country except Salt Lake City.

Atlanta has the best hotels in the South.

The first casket factory in the South was built in Atlanta, and Atlanta makes more burial goods than any other Southern city.

Atlanta has the largest commercial printing plants in the South and has more publications than any other Southern city.

Atlanta has the only factory in the South making a full line of school and college stationery, envelopes, tablets and box stationery.

Atlanta leads in machinery for sharpening safety razors.

Atlanta has the largest overhauled locomotive business in the South, and largest rebuilt car and locomotive plants in the country with pay-rolls aggregating half a million annually.

The Southeastern Fair is held annually in October at Lakewood Park, covering 389 acres, a place which is interesting at all times of the year: there is boating, bathing, roller coasting. a mile of racing boulevard and many other features in the park. The Southeastern Fair is considered the biggest thing of the kind in the Southeast: the grand circuit races are held in connection with the Fair and there is always the finest collection of agri- cultural and live-stock exhibits obtainable.

Golf-Atlanta is said to be the golfing hub of Dixie. The East Lake Course is easily the finest in the South and is generally considered one of the best ten in the United States. Here have been staged several cham- pionship tournaments. There are two other 18-hole courses, two of nine and one of six. Outdoor golf is not only possible but enjoyable in Atlanta the year round.

Places of Interest-Confederate Soldiers' Home of Georgia located in East Atlanta, is supported from funds of the State of Georgia. The United States Penitentiary, one of the largest and costliest prisons established by the Federal Government and contains some of the most notorious criminals of the country. Present capacity of prison is 1.200. Fort McPherson, one of the largest and most completely equipped military posts of the United States government.

Camp Gordon ( cantonment ) for which Atlanta contributed water service at cost.

Stone Mountain-Largest solid rock in the world is sixteen miles east of Atlanta on good automobile road. This mountain is one of the nation's wonders, one mile up from base to summit and eight miles around the base. The Confederate Memorial Monument is being carved on the steep side of the mountain.

The Ford Assembly Plant-Consists of 158.368 square feet of floor space: an average of 325 persons are employed in the plant, and maximum daily production is 100 complete cars. The various parts of the automobile are shipped to Atlanta knocked down, and are assembled here.

On May 21. 1917. a destructive fire occured in the heart of the city Estimated property loss, $5.500.000; estimated insurance loss. $3.500.00. The total number of buildings involved was 1.93S. Since this disaster. with

characteristic promptitude and resourcefulness the citizens have practically rebuilt the burned districts and obliterated the scars of the holocaust.

ATLANTA COMMERCIAL BODIES.

The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce has been called the "dynamo which generates the Atlanta Spirit." and has for many years been the medium through which public-spirited men work together for the common good. Through its instrumentality several other commercial organizations have been built up in addition to those already in existence. This is notable also of the Atlanta Convention Bureau, which is one of the most active and efficient of its kind in the country.

The Atlanta Freight Bureau, Atlanta Retail Merchants' Association, The Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association, Association of Credit Men, Atlanta Clearing House Association, Atlanta Hotel Men's Association, Geor- gia Chamber of Commerce, Retail Grocers' and Butchers' Association, Ad Men's Club, Builders' Exchange and Rotary Club are all able and efficient commercial bodies.

A copy of this Directory is being placed in the Directory Libraries and among the commercial bodies, business men's clubs, chambers of commerce and the larger business institutions throughout the United States, thus widely advertising the city and its interests.

THE ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY CO.,

Compilers and Publishers.

Removals, Alterations and Omissions

Adams Vera Mrs smstrs h265 Whitehall American Supply Co household special- ties 151a Whitehall

Bartlett Alice Mrs hair drsr Flatiron Beauty Shop r149 Ormond

Bourke Ormsby P (Searson & Bourke) 928 Grant bldg

BURNS BELLE, Mgr Flatiron Beauty Shop, h129 Tift. Tel Bell Main 1912 Camp Coy driver r209 Echo

Camp Eula mill opr r209 Echo

Camp Georgia Mrs h209 Echo

Camp Lawrence driver r209 Echo

Carroll Myrth hair drsr Flatiron Beauty Shop r Majestic Hotel

Cates Virginia hair drsr Flatiron Beauty Shop r86 Woodward av

Chase Wm musician h181 W Peachtree CLIFFORD C ALLIE (Harper Printing ('o). h 22 Vedado way

Davenport C Pressley slsmn Hotel Equipment Co h Kirkwood Ga

Dixie Paper & Box Co T J Monroe mgr 1000-1006 Marietta

Dixon Labon mill opr h214 Echo

Dominion Asbestos & Rubber Corp L N Still local repr 412 Healey bldg Feld Realty Co (Benj Feld) 161 White- hall

Fournace Merze Mrs manicurist Pied- mont Hotel Barber Shop r461% Au- burn av

Garrett Wm T'mgr Excelsior Auto Co r113 S Pryor

Genone Anthony P (Piedmont Hotel Bar- ber Shop) h92 E Ellis

Genone Lawrence A (Piedmont Hotel Barber Shop) h 245 Courtland

Gilbert Essie Mrs hair drsr Flatiron Beauty Shop h92 Lucile av

GRANT BRYAN ", Pren' Seeger-Wal- raven l'o, h 24 W 11, Tel Bell Hem- lock 839

Hays Western M notions 15 S Forsyth Hinson Charles A mill opr h216 Echo Hoagland Harry E mgr Calorie Furnace Co and Monitor Stove Co r Winecoff Hotel

Horton Orrie S Sou sis mgr Edward R Ladew Inc h319 Bedford pl

INDEPENDENT PLUMBING CO, J G Hamm Mgr Sanitary Plumbing 31 S Pryor Tell Bell Main 645

LADEW EDWARD R ING, O $ Horton Sou SIN Mgr, Leather Belt Manufac- turer, 47-49 S Broad, Tel Bell Main 3400

Lang Walker A pntr h212 Echo

Langford Pressing Club (R A Moreland) 169 Whitehall

MeDOUGALD DANIEL, Lawyer, 1403 Empire Bldg, h 4% Peachtree Circle Norris Sue Ellis sec J W Macon h641 Highland av

Pledger Ollie M mch opr r209 Echo Pope Edward R mill opr h211 Echo

RED CROSS HOME SERVICE SECTION. Cleveland Zahner sec 700 Walton bldg

Searson & Bourke (L A Searson O P Bourke) auditors 928 Grant bldg Still LeRoy N local rep Dominion As- bestos & Rubber Co r Livingston Apts

Wallis J Blannie slsmn Seeger Machine Tool Co h Decatur Ga

Willis Paul B slsmn G W Donaldson Co h1 87 W Peachtree

Ruth MI Mrs clk Ludden & Bates h1, 87 W Peachtree

Index to Advertisers

Reference is especially invited to the following Alphabetical List of Responsible, Enterprising, Advertising Business Men, and also to the names in BLACK TYPE throughout the book of those who take pride in sustaining the Directory, and who do not borrow their neighbor's Directory.

Acme Teachers Agency 173

Austin W 'E Machinery Co 7

Adair, Forest & George 154

Austin Western Road Machinery Co 133 Austin & Boykin 11%

Adamson Dry Cleaning Co, right side lines and

Awtry & Lowndes (0) 175

Aycock C G 155

Adder Machine Co, top marginal liney back cover, and classified Adding

Machines

Addressograph Co

140

Aetna Life Ins Co

104

Akin Bros

Bame IM &RD 138

Barclay & Brandon Co, left top lines and 176

Barnwell Rt W

Barrett to The. right side lines and

160

Alston RC &PH 117

Baylis Office Equipment Co. right top lines and 140

American Audit Co left bottom lines and

Beall- Richards Printing Co 151

American European Art Glass Co

American Jewelry & Trunk Co.

Beatte W D 155

American Laundry, right top lines and 116

Beaudy Motor Co, back cover and .. Belcher Heating

American Savings Bank 56 front cover and 149

Anchor Post Iron Works

Bell. Ellis & Bell 118

Anderson Bros 164

Anderson, Rountree & Crenshaw. 11×

Ansley Garage Co

101

Arabia Granite Co

170

Aragon Taxi Service, right side lines

Arcade Sign Co, left side lines and ..

168

Armstrong R S & Bro. 130

Asam Brothers Inc, left top lines .143 and and

177 139

Atkins E C & Co

13%

Roatenreiter Plumbing Co. left bot- tom lines and 149

Bookout John J

114

tom lines and page

Atlanta Automobile Top Trim- 11 ming Co Boone- Rozetta Electric Co 164

Atlanta Billiard Supply Co

Boy's Shop, right bottom lines and ..

Atlanta Business College left bottom lines and

Bradbury A Corp

Atlanta Cadillac Co 118

Brandon & Hynds

5 119 Brooks Motor Co Atlanta Cemetery Association, right Breitenbucher Emile top lines and 44 .

171

Brown. Randolph & Parker

119

Atlanta Electrical Machine Co ...

Atlanta

Elevator

Electric Ma-

Machinery Repair Co. top right lines and 132

Bryan Electric Co, right side lines and 6

Bryan School of Shorthand

Buick Motor Co 47

Burnett J L 1:2

Burrowes E T Co 163

Cable Piano Co. left side lines and .. 138

Campbell R O Coal Co. back bone and 63

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Atlanta City Directory 1919, Part 1

Author: Publication date: 1919 Publisher: Atlanta City Directory Company Number of Pages: 1372

Author:
Publication date: 1919
Publisher: Atlanta City Directory Company
Number of Pages: 1372