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MARKETS.
Atlanta's location in the geographical center of the southeast, its prox- imity to the South Atlantic and Gulf ports and the inland cities of the coun- try, make it at once a desirable point from which to reach the markets of the world, including the greatest opportunity of American foreign traders, Latin-America. Its rail lines to the ports and inland have already been described.
It is also true that the density of population increases as one goes from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Seaboard. There are within the territory of the Southeast, of which Atlanta is the center, a great many cities of five thousand population and over. This furnishes a wonderful market within a reasonable compass.
FOREIGN TRADE.
The number of Atlanta firms engaged in direct foreign trade is con- stantly increasing, and covers a wide variety of commodities.
Among the conditions favorable to conducting foreign trade from At- lanta may be mentioned a number of excellent railway systems which makes her a center of distribution, as well as the Southeastern selling headquarters for many nationally known products. All South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf ports may be reached in a practically negligible period of time.
An important contributing agency is the Atlanta Foreign Trade Club, which, by means of study classes, addresses and round table discussions, is doing much to cultivate a foreign trade atmosphere.
A District Office of the U. S. Bureau of Foreign & Domestic Commerce, established August 15, 1922, is accessible to all interested firms in Georgia, Florida, Alabama and the Carolinas for information of general economic and specialized commodity character for every inportant country in the world. The District Branch succeeded the Co-operative office formerly conducted by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, but the Chamber continues its active interest in the new service. Exporters are given assistance in securing
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connections abroad and are furnished lists of foreign dealers, specific trade opportunities and advice as to shipping routes, and are aided in many other practical ways. B. C. Getsinger is the manager with an office in the Chamber of Commerce Building.
Recent enlargement of the city's forwarding facilities and the awaken- ing of local financial institutions indicate the expectancy of a much more general occupation of this inviting field.
TRANSPORTATION.
Eight thousand miles of railroad track form a network over the State of Georgia. Atlanta has eight systems of steam railroads operating thir- teen lines in all directions, four belt lines entirely encircling the city, many miles of additional industrial tracks, two interurban electric lines, one gas propelled interurban line and splendid freight terminals conveniently located near the center of the city. The total mileage owned and operated by Atlanta's eight systems of railway is 20,827.
In addition to 23 miles of Belt Line, the A. B. & A. Railway has two and a half miles of double-track main line which is being developed for in- dustrial purposes. This line extends from Bellwood to the freight station, which is within a block of the Atlanta Passenger Terminal Station. Other railroads have industrial districts with many miles of track facilities not of the nature of Belt Lines.
PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE.
Through Pullman cars to and from nearly every important city in the United States touch Atlanta, and mail deposited in the Atlanta postoffice before eight o'clock at night finds its destination the following morning at points in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi or Louisiana.
One hundred and fifty-three passenger trains arrive and depart daily at the passenger stations in Atlanta. One hundred of these are through trains and fifty-three local. All but five of the total arrive and depart during the convenient hours from 5 o'clock in the morning until 11 o'clock at night. Atlanta's passenger schedules are very convenient for the travel- ing public.
PACKAGE FREIGHT CAR SERVICE.
Three hundred and fifty-seven merchandise and package freight cars originate in and move out of Atlanta over its various steam railroads every day. This does not include solid carloads from one consignor to one con- signee, nor freight transferred from one road to another, nor does it in- clude freight passing through Atlanta. Computed on the basis of 15,000 pounds to the car, this means that Atlanta's business houses ship 5,355,000 pounds every day in package cars.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
The Educational Center of the South has 52 institutions of learning in addition to 73 high schools and commercial colleges. Public schools of At- lanta have 45,276 enrollment in its two Senior High Schools, four Junior High Schools and seventy-six Elementary Schools. The school system is being enlarged and improved on modern lines and there is now being ex- pended four million dollars in new school buildings and improvements. Some of the leading institutions of learning are: Georgia School of Tech- nology, Emory University, Oglethorpe University, Agnes Scott College, Cox College, Elizabeth Mather College and North Avenue Presbyterian School. There are five colleges for negroes.
FACTS ABOUT ATLANTA.
Recognized as a financial center of the great Southeastern trading terri- tory, a zone comprising one-half of the cotton belt, one-seventh of the popula- tion of the entire United States, and with manufactures valued at more than a billion dollars annually, Atlanta is the location of the Southeastern Regional Bank.
Atlanta business houses have 90,000 customers in seven Southeastern States.
In population, Atlanta has increased something over 35 per cent, since 1910, according to carefully gathered statistics. The population was on January 1, 1920, 200,616 according to U. S. census, as compared with 154,- 839 in 1910. Water services of 38,500 in 1922 as compared with 20,800 in 1910; total average daily consumption of water, 24,952,198 gallons, as com- pared with 13,600,000 in 1910.
Of the 225,000 individuals in Atlanta, white population is estimated at 154,000, negro 69,000, other races 200. Estimated population January 1, 1923, 240,000.
Atlanta had in 1922 more than 600 factories, turning out 1,500 different articles valued at $250,000,000 per year. These factories employed more than 25,000 industrial operators whose wages totaled more than $25,000,000 per year.
The assessed value of Atlanta property is $278,192,252, not including exemptions on public buildings, churches, hospitals, etc., of about $55,000,000. The total assessed valuation (which, of course, is not more than about half the actual value), plus the exempted property, is, therefore, about $333,192,- 252.
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The assessed value of property in Fulton County is $189,881,560, plus $40,000,000 exempt. Atlanta, it should be borne in mind, while located primarily in Fulton County, also takes in a part of Dekalb County, but does not include a number of important industrial suburbs, such as Decatur, which are, in reality, in all other respects a part of Atlanta.
It is THE CONVENTION City of the South, 353 conventions having been held in Atlanta in 1921.
Atlanta is the largest live stock center in the South, handling more than $18,000,000 worth of live stock annualiy.
Atlanta is one of the healthiest, if not the healthiest, city in the South. Its death rate per thousand of population in 1920 was 18.2 notwithstanding the influenza epidemic which touched Atlanta lightly.
Atlanta has 285 churches, representing 20 denominations, with 125,000 members.
Atlanta's average mean temperature is 61 degrees, and its altitude is 1,050 feet.
Atlanta is the important automobile center for the Southeast. In Atlanta alone, 5,000 cars valued at $6,000,000 are sold annually to Atlanta people.
Atlanta has 425 miles of water main, 3,570 water plugs for the use of the fire department, and 34,144 water connections.
Atlanta's fire department is completely motorized.
Atlanta has the only municipally owned sewerage disposal plant of its kind in the United States, costing $3,912,292.
Atlanta's municipality owned Auditorium-Armory has 20,000 feet of floor space, and a seating capacity of 8,000; it has a pipe organ costing $50,000. In this Auditorium-Armory are held the annual seasons of Metropolitan Grand Opera, Atlanta being the one city outside of New York where Metropolitan Grand Opera pays. In the last season of grand opera, 50,000 people paid more than $112,000 to attend.
These figures are impressive as indicating the wealth and culture and the territory of which Atlanta is the center.
ATLANTA HAS-
A large municipally-owned charity hospital.
The model orthopedic hospital of the world for crippled children.
The oldest and largest manufactory of disinfectants and is the largest distributing point of disinfectants in the South.
The trade of ninety thousand Southeastern merchants.
Twenty banks and trust companies.
Six hundred factories turning out more than 1,500 different articles.
An industrial pay-roll of $35,000,000 annually.
The best hotels in the South-44 of them, with more than 3,000 rooms.
Two hundred and eighty-five churches, representing 20 denominations.
Four hundred and twenty-eight miles of water main-tapped 38,500 times.
One hundred and sixteen educational institutions.
An auditorium with a seating capacity of 8,000.
A good aeroplane landing field.
GOLF IN ATLANTA.
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 Champion- ship Tournaments. There are two other 18-hole courses, two of nine and one of six. There are two public golf courses of nine holes each-Piedmont Park and the James L. Key courses. Golf is not only possible but enjoyable in Atlanta the year around.
Visiting golfers identified by letter or card from clubs affiliated with the United States Golf Association will be extended the courtesy of the links and clubhouses of Atlanta Clubs. They are: Atlanta Athletic Club (East Lake), Capital City Country Club, Druid Hills Golf Club, Ansley Park Club, West End Golf Club, and Ingleside Country Club.
PLACES OF INTEREST.
The Confederate Soldiers' Home of Georgia, located in East Atlanta, is supported from funds of the State of Georgia. The United States Peniten- tiary, one of the largest and costliest prisons, established by the Federal Gov- ernment and contains some of the most notorious criminals in the country. Present capacity of prison is 3,000. Fort McPherson, one of the largest and most completely equipped military posts of the United States Government.
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 ATLANTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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.
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The Chamber owns its building, in which are quartered its own offices, meeting rooms, assembly hall and offices of such organizations as the Civitan Club, Lions Club, Georgia Forestry Association, Atlanta Freight Bureau, Retail Food Dealers' Association, the Credit Men's Association, Atlanta Convention Bureau, Coal Merchants' Association, Printers' Board of Trade, Boy Scouts of America, Employers' Association and Southeastern Fair.
The various civic and commercial organizations of the city also hold their weekly meetings in the Chamber of Commerce Building.
If you have money to invest in business, if you are interested in a new and favorable location, or if there is further information regarding Atlanta which you desire, write to the Secretary.
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce was organized as a bureau of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce during the early part of the year 1921. It was organized with about 350 members and has grown steadily during its existence until at present it has a membership of over 1,000 young business men of Atlanta. It is chartered by the State of Georgia.
Since its organization, it has been very active in the civic development and progress of Atlanta. It has been recognized as one of the best organized Junior Chambers in the United States. It is one of Atlanta's civic assets and Atlanta is proud of its accomplishments.
Mr. Palmer Blackburn is President of the organization and Robert L. Troy is Secretary.
DIRECTORY LIBRARY.
A library of directories of the principal cities of the country and State Gazeteers is maintained by the publishers at the Atlanta Chamber of Com- merce for the free use of patrons. As the latest directories are issued they will be added to the library, thereby keeping it up-to-date. We extend a cordial invitation to each and every one of our subscribers to avail them- selves of the privilege of consulting the library as frequently as desired.
ADVERTISING ATLANTA.
Copies of this Directory are placed by the publishers in Directory libra- ries, which are maintained in the principal cities of the country, where they are readily available for reference use by the public. There they serve as perpetual advertisements of Atlanta, for business men generally realize that the City Directory truly represents the community as does no other medium.
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY COMPANY, Compilers and Publishers.
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Index to Advertisers
Reference is especially invited to the following Alphabetical List of Responsible, Enterprising, Advertising Business Men, and also to the name in BLACK TYPE throughout the book of those who take pride in sustaining the Directory, and who do not borrow their neighbor's Directory.
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Acme Teachers Agency, left top lines
and 161
Acree-Pridgen Roofing Co, back
Bleckley Logan jr 114
cover and 145 Bodeker's Natl Detective Agency,
Adair Realty & Trust Co 135
left side lines and 68
Akin Bros 84
side
Boyt & Brocklesby Co
149
Brandon & Hynds . Legal Blue Book
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
111
Brigman Motors Co 38 Brotherton F M 159
Legal Blue Book
Brown Realty Co, left bottom lines and 136
American Adjustment Co 66
American-European Art Glass Co .. 34
Browne W E Decorating Co
82
American Laundry, right top lines and
102
American Marble Co
114
American Realty Co
141
American Transfer Co
158
Burdett Realty Co 136
137
Burke Chas J & Co 32
Bush R M Realty Co
137
Calhoun Co
. Front Cover
Caloric Furnace Co The 82
Campbell R O Coal Co The, right top lines 58 and 65
103
Capital Electric Co, left top lines
75
Capital City Tire & Supply Co 39
Capital Stone Co, right side lines
156
Atlanta Convention Bureau 3
Atlanta Electric Machine Co
75
Atlanta Furniture Co
83
Atlanta Independent
4
Atlanta Journal Co
118
Carroll Roofing Co 147
Carson J T & Co, front cover and ... 90
105
Cathcart Van & Storage Co
157
Certain-teed Products Corp
146
Citizens Trust Co
48
Citizens & Southern Bank, front
cover and 46
Works, right side lines and.
120
Clarke Logan Ins Agency 92
Cofer Chas J & Co 137
Cole A M Miss .
121
Atlanta Show Case Co 153
Atlanta Steam Dye & Cleaning
Works
70
Atlanta Storage Battery Co
38
Atlanta Terra Cotta Co .
161
Atlanta Title & Trust Co, right top lines and
91
Continental Trust Co, left side lines and 49
138
Atlanta Welding & Radiator Repair Co 164
Corrugated Paper Products Inc, left side lines and
124
Crane Co .
Credelle Lon, left side lines and.
35
Atlas Plating Works Inc 126
Credit Association of Am
6€
Creditors Mercantile & Adjustment Agency
6€
Austin W E Machinery Co
113
Austin & Boykin . Legal Blue Book
Crystal Carbonic Laboratory 61
Autocar Sales & Service Co 38 Dahl C A Co The, front cover and ... 79
Automatic Player Piano Co Inc 117 Dallis Park A 34
Automatic Sprinkler Co of Am 35
Daniel Bros Co, right bottom lines and 63
153
Dargan & Turner, right bottom lines and 92
Davis W C. left top lines and. 92
Davis & Grant . Legal Blue Book Davis & Lowe 67
Davis & Ownsby
.... Legal Blue Book
de Jarnette Supply Co
58
DeKalb Supply Co, left side lines and 58
Del-Zo Mfg Co
87
131 Dillon Walter S . Legal Blue Book
Disbro W B Lumber Co . 109
Dixie Culvert & Metal Co 100
Dixie Stove Co 159
Dixie Tile and Cement Co 55
Dobbs & Wey Co 61
Dolvin Realty Co, right top lines
Bennett Printing & Stamp Co 131 and 138
Bessire & Co 44 Dorsey, Shelton & Dorsey Legal Blue Book
Betty & Glenn, right top lines and. . 91
Bingham's Samuel Son Mfg Co 133 Bishop Realty Co 136
75
Ballantyne R D Co 88
Barclay & Brandon, left top lines and
163
Barrett-Watson Co
113
Baylis Office Equipment Co, right top lines and 120
Beall Arthur C Ins Agency 91
Bean & Magill, right bottom lines and
Beatie W D
136
Beaudry Motor Co, back cover and ..
36
Belcher Heating & Plumbing Co,
back bone 85 and . 128
Belle Isle Ed Transfer & Truck Serv- ice
162
Dowman-Dozier
Mfg
Co, left side
149
lines and
Bryan Electric Co, right side lines and 75
Buick Motor Co 39
Anderson, Rountree & Crenshaw.
Legal Blue Book
Anderson, W P 149
Anderson & Anderson
Legal Blue Book
Anschutz Nursery 79
Ansley Garage Co 38
Arabia Granite Co 156
Armstrong Cork & Insulation Co .. 58
Armstrong, R L & Bro 113
Asphalt Roofing Products Co 145
Atlanta Business College, right side lines and
74
and
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co, right top lines and 63
Carolina Portland Cement Co, back cover and 55
Atlanta Leather Co
105
Atlanta Life Ins Co
91
Atlanta National Bank, front cover and
45
Atlanta Paper Co, right bottom lines and
123
Atlanta Rubber Stamp & Stencil
Atlanta Savings Bank
51
159
Coleman Watson E
124 18
Commonwealth Loan & Savings Co. . 49
Cone Jno F Co .
137
Connally Realty Co 138
Consumers Ice Co 88
Atlanta Top Co, right side lines and
36
Atlanta University
72
Austin Bros Bridge Co, right side lines and
160
Austin N N
105
Cromer & Thornton Inc, right side lines and 55
Aycock C G Realty Co, left bottom lines and 135
Danite Electric Sign Co
Babcock & Wilcox Co The 52
Bailey-Oliver Electric Co Inc
Cooper Realty Co
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corp, right side lines 65 and 88
127
Atlanta Scale & Fixture Co
Collins Berry & Co
Capital City Laundry Co
and
Brumbelow Heating Co 86
Alston, Alston, Foster & Moise ..
Bookout J J 100
Allen Ivan-Marshall Co, right lines and
154
Black Dameron & Co 31 Blackstock-Hale-Morgan Co 63
Carson S W
Burgess-Irwin Realty Co
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Dowman Geo, left side lines and. 59
Draper Jesse
139
Draughon's Practical Business Col- lege 74
Drennon & Zahn 39
Dun R G & Co 115
Dunlap Edgar Ins Agency, left side lines and . 92
Du Pree W L & Jno O 139 Eagle Multigraphing Stamp & Seal Co, left bottom lines and 120
East Side Lumber & Coal Co 109 Eiseman's, right bottom lines and. 63
Elaborated Roofing Co 147
Electric Repair & Sales Co 76
Electrical Engineering & Repair Co
Empire Trust Co 49
Engelhart Co 129
Ernst & Ernst, back bone and 30
Estes Surgical Supply Co
125
Etheridge, Sams & Etheridge Legal Blue Book
Ewing J H & Sons 139
Ewing Lumber Co 108
Excelsior Laundry, front cover and. 103
Fairbanks Morse & Co
112
Farmers & Traders Bank
49
Favorite Store The, right bottom lines and 83
Fidelity Mutual Ins Co 89
Finance Company of the South 105
Finnigan J J Co Inc 52
Floyd Bros .
149
Foote & Davies-Webb & Vary Co,
right side lines and 132
Fortson Motor Co Inc
39
Fourth National Bank, left top lines and
48
Franklin Motor Car Co 40
Freeman Myron E & Bro
100
Freitag Simon 93
French Dry Cleaning Co, right side lines and 103
Fulton National Bank, back cover and 47
Fulton Supply Co, left side lines and 112
Fulton Transfer & Storage Co 158
Garvin Wm M 150
Gem Plumbing Co 129
General Supply Co 127
Gentry & Company, right side lines and
93
Georgia-Alabama Business College
74
Georgia Art Supply Co. .
126
Georgia Railway & Power Co, left bottom lines and 4
Georgian Co
119
Gershon Michael Dr, right side lines and
62
Gilham-Schoen Electric Co
76
Gillespie James & Co
93
Gillon Geo H 139
Glenn Photo Stock Co, right bottom lines and
125
Glidden Stores Co The
122
Golian FE Co The
160
Gordon Wilbur
140
Gouedy Multigraphing Co 116
Gould Company The, left side lines and
116
Green Chas A Optical Co
122
Griffin-Hodges Co The
Gude & Co 56
Gulf Refining Co, right side lines and 37
Guthman Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co, left bottom lines and
103
Haas & Haas
93
Haas & Howell, left bottom lines and
94
Hall B M & Sons
62
Minter Homes Co The 56
Model Laundry 104
Moncrief Furnace Co, left bottom lines and 81
Moore Jas B & Co
33
Moore Jno L & Sons 121
Morehouse College
72
Morris Brown University 71
Morris Plan Co of Atlanta The 50
Morrow Transfer & Storage Co, back cover and 158
Mortgage Bond & Trust Co 106
Morton, Bailey & Co
33
Mosler Safe Co The
148
Moss I S Ins Agency
96
Motor Tire Co
37
Mullin Jno H
Munn Sign & Adv Co
153
Munn's, left top lines and
70
Murphy Door Bed Co of Atl, right
side lines and 59
Murphy's C P Sons, right side lines and 146
Murray Taxi Service 160
Muse Geo Clothing Co, right bottom lines and 64
Mutual Clothing Co 64
Myers-Miller Furniture Co 83
62
Hotel Aragon 87
Hotel Equipment Co
Page 86
Hotel Winecoff
Howard D T & Co. 87
Hughes T W Dr, left side lines 163
Hurt & Quin 94
Hutchins Jno B 125
Hutchinson E D & Co, left top lines and 134
International Harvester Co of Am 115 International Mercantile Marine Co 155 Jefferson Loan Society, left top lines and 106
Jellico Coal Co
65
Jenkins Jas W 56
Jones W A & Co 94
Joy Floral Co 79
Kaiser Nat & Co Inc, front cover and 101
Kamper C J Grocery Co, left bottom lines and 84 Keeling-Cassidy Brick Co, right bot- tom lines and 59
Keely Co, right top lines and 68
Keenan & Chambers 140 34
Keyes Kenneth S Co The
Knox & Maier Co, left side lines and 150 Kriegshaber V H & Son, bottom stencil edge and . 59
La Frentz F W & Co, left bottom lines and 32
Lake Frank G 108
Lane & Watkins, left side lines and Langston R L
140 78
Lawrence Floral Co 80
Lester Book & Stationery Co 155
Liebman 140
Lifsey-Chambers Co 40
Lipscomb-Pattillo Fire Ins Agency, left top lines and 95
Loftis Bros & Co 102
Lowry Bank & Trust Co of Ga, left top lines and 50
Ludden & Bates
117
Lusk Jno C Co
141
McClatchey Marvin R, left bottom lines and 106
McCraney-Campbell Co 129
McCray Refrigerator Co 145
McDaniel & Neely
Legal Blue Book
McDonald J T & Co
150
McGlawn Geo F & Co Agents 95
McJenkin Ins & Realty Co 95 McMillan, Powell & Co 95
McNeel Marble Co The 115
141
MacIntyre Scott Knight & Co, right top lines and 89
Mack
International
Motor
Truck
Corp 40
Maffett F E Inc 40
Maier & Berkele Inc 102
Mangham S W Ins Agency 96
Marbut-Williams Lumber Co 110 Marinello Shop The 85
Martin-Nash Motor Co 41
Martin W T 141
Massengale Bulletin System, left top lines and 153
Matthews Ed & Al
83
and
May W O
141
Mell Plumbing Co, right side lines and 129
Metal Welding Co 164
Metropolitan Life Ins Co 96
Miller A C & Co 41
Hambright-Tolleson Co, right bot- tom lines and
64
Harwell, Fairman & Barrett
Legal Blue Book
Hatcher Cliff C Ins Agency, left top lines and
593
122
lines and
76
Hayles Sidney J Co 32
Hazzard Construction Co 56
Hibernia Securities Co 50
Hightower Box & Tank Co
52
Hill W H Ins Agency .
Hill & Bell Furnace & Sheet Metal Works
150
Hillsman J H & Co
50
35
Hollingsworth Florist, left bottom lines and
79
Home Art Supply Co, right top lines and 88
Hood B Mifflin Brick Co, right side lines and 53
Hopkins L C & J L
Legal Blue Book
Horne Desk & Fixture Co 120
Nalley W J
15
Hawkes A K Co
Hawkins Electric Co, right side
94
96
Holfast Rubber Co The
55 May Jos & Son, right side lines 103
McNesser Jas H
76
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Napier, Wright & Wood
Legal Blue Book
National Accounting Co 33
National City Co
51
Smith O A Co 147
Smith-Winn Co Inc 98
Smith & Simpson Lumber Co 110
National Surety Co 97 Smith & Sims 32
Neal-Lenhardt Co
142
North Side Plumbing Co
130 97
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins Co
116
Orr J K Shoe Co
152
Otis R R
142
bottom lines and 116
Southern Saw Works 2
Southern Shorthand & Business Uni- versity
148
Pattillo Lumber Co, left top lines and
110
Peachtree Arcade
142
Pearson Fletcher
142
Peoples National University
73
Sprinkle Hide & Leather Co 86
Stallings Flower Shop
30
Standard Life Ins Co
98
Standard Tent & Awning Co, left side lines and
161
Philadelphia Brush Co 54
Phillips & Crew Piano Co, left side
lines and 117
Phoenix Planing Mill Co, front sten-
cil edge and 109
127
Piedmont Laundry Co 104
Stow L A. 57
Strobel Chas Ins Agency, left side lines and 99
Stuhrman E A 77
Surety Loan Co Inc
107
Templar Motors Sales Co
43
Thomas Newton S
144
Thompson-Cauthorn Motor Co 43
Thompson Jno J Co, top stencil edge and 134
Thomson G B & Co
60
Prior Tire Co
41 Townley & Co
132
and
Trinity Quality Shop
164
Trio Laundry 104
Troutman & Freeman
Legal Blue Book
Reed Oil Corporation
121
Reed Ralph L 97
Regnas J R & Co
152 lines and
Reo Atlanta Co
42
Underwood Pomeroy & Haas Legal Blue Book
Union Central Life Ins Co
90
Retail Merchants Collection Bureau
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