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EXCESSIVE USE OF PARTY LINES
In consideration of the rate at which party line service is furnished, the company reserves the right to discontinue service, and remove its instruments and lines upon ten (10) days' written notice, whenever the duration or number of messages from a party line subscriber's station prevents an equitable proportionate use of otber subscribers' stations associated on the same line.
CHOICE OF EQUIPMENT
The equipment used by the company as a means of furnishing exchange service to its subscribers is restricted to standard types and sizes, designed to render efficient service. Except where choice between wall or desk types of telephone set is offered, the company reserves the right to determine the size and type of equipment which shall be furnished in each application for service.
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UNAUTHORIZED ATTACHMENTS
Subscribers shall not use or permit to be used any electrical or mechanical attachment or apparaturs in connection with the equipment and lines furnished by the company unless authorized in writing by said company, or permit the attachment of advertising devices.
P. B. X. OPERATION
In the case of private branch exchange Installations the subscriber shall furnish without charge to the Telephone Company, office room, light and heat and the necessary employes for switching and the performance of operating service for said private branch exchange.
OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE
The subscriber shall not use or permit to be used profane, obscene or abusive language, or personate any other individual with fraudulent intent over the wires connected with his Instrument, or use the same for any unlawful purpose.
DIRECTORY ERRORS
No liability whatsoever shall attach to or be assumed by the company for any errors or omissions in the compiling, printing or distributing of ite directories.
PREMISES
The term "Promises" is defined as the building or portion of a building owned or occupied by the subscriber in the conduct of his business, or as & residence.
PARALLELING SERVICE
Where both measured and unlimited service is offered, a subscriber will be furnished either, but not both classes of service on the same premises; in other words, unlimited service will not be furnished in connection with measured service nor will measured service be furnished in connection with unlimited service. Coin collector service is considered as measured service.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR MESSAGES
Subscribers are responsible for all charges for messages originating from or reversed to their telephones.
BILLING AND COLLECTING
All rentals are due and payable monthly in advance at the Commercial Office of the company and. unless otherwise specified in the company's schedules, subscribers will be allowed the first fifteen (15) days of the month in which payment is due, in which to make advance payment.
Toll and Long Distance charges are due and payable monthly, or on presentation of bill therefor, at the Commercial Office of the company. A Hotel Private Exchange subscriber shall collect for all toll business, keep accurate record of such business, and make monthly remittance of all moneys so received, to and as directed by the Telephone Company.
NON-PAYMENT
Upon non-payment of any sum whenever the same is past due, the company reserves the right temporarily to discontinue service, but such action shall not affect the subscriber's liability for the payment of all charges accruing for service. If the account remains unpaid five (5) days after such discontinuance the company may disconnect and remove the lines and instruments.
TERMINATION OF SERVICE
For any use of the equipment or service, improper or contrary to the company's rules and regulations, the company reserves the right to terminate the service immediately, unless otherwise provided herein, upon written notice mailed to or left at the subscriber's premises.
LIMIT TO USE OF PARTY LINES Continuous use of a party line by any station on the line must be limited to five minutes, whether the party using the station made the call or was called.
LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
If you are not thoroughly familiar with the classification of long distance service and charges, read carefully the following explanation of the classifications and rates for toll service, as authorized by the Indiana Public Service Commission, in order that you may intelligently select the class of service best adapted to your needs and make the most economical use of the toll service facilities provided.
CLASSIFICATION OF TOLL CALLS
There are two general classes of long distance calls, known as "Station-to-Station" and "Person-to- Person" calls.
STATION-TO-STATION CALLS
A Station-to-Station call is one in which the person calling does not specify a particular person or department to be reached at the station called, but gives only the number of the telephone desired or the name or address under which the telephone is listed.
Charges for Station-to-Station calls will not be reversed; neither will any appointments be made on Station-to-Station cails, nor will a messenger be sent. All of these require the performance of a greater amount of work by the operator handling the call and a longer use of the circuits and equipment, and, therefore, must be charged for at the higher Person-to-Person rates. The cheaper evening and night rates apply only to Station-to-Station calls. The evening rates, which are in effect between 8:30 P. M. and midnight, are approximately one-half of the day rates, while the night rates, which are in effect from midnight to 4:30 A. M., are but one-fourth of the day rates, providing no evening or night rate is to be less than 25c. Remember that evening and night rates do not apply to Person-to-Person calls.
PERSON-TO-PERSON CALLS
A Person-to-Person call is one in which the person calling specifies a particular person or department to be reached at the called telephone. As it requires more effort on the part of the operator to establish such a connection and longer use of circuits and equipment, Person-to-Person calls are charged for at a rate approximately 50 per cent higher than Station-to-Station rates. The charges on a Person-to-Person call may be reversed, that is, collected from the called station. Appointments may be made to talk at
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some future time and a messenger may be sent for the called party if desired. Appointment and messenger calls are both subject to a rate 20 per cent higher than the regular Person-to-Person call, on account of the additional labor involved and the service rendered. The actual cost of the messenger is also added in case a messenger ia sent. Person-to-Person calla, in some instances, are subject to what is termed report charges.
REPORT CHARGES
Orders for Person-to-Person service are accepted only under condition that a limited charge, known as a "Report Charge," will be made when under certain conditions it is impossible to establish communi- cation between particular persons. The Report Charge is approximately one-fourth of the initial Station- to-Station rate, with a minimum charge of ten cents and a maximum of two dollars. Report charges will be made when the person called or the one calling refuses to talk; when the called party is "out," "absent from the city," or when, on account of any circumstances not the fault of the Telephone Company, it is impossible to establish the connection after the called telephone is reached, providing that no charge shall be made in such cases where the delay, if any, is greater than one hour. Should the call be completed later in the same day, the Report Charge will be canceled.
CLASSIFICATION OUTLINE
Below is an outline of the classification of calle and rate showing the relationship between the different classes and subclasses of calls and between initial period and overtime rates. The Station-to-Station day rate is the basio rate upon which all other charges are computed.
Assuming that the Station-to-Station initial period rate between two certain points is one dollar, the following comparative rates for the various classes of service would apply:
Station-to-Station rate.
$1.00
Completed Person-to-Person rate
1.50
Completed Appointment rate ..
1.80
Completed Messenger Call rate.
1.80
(Plus an additional charge for messenger service)
Report charge ..
.25
Evening Call rate
.50
Night Call rate ...
.25
OUTLINE OF CHARGES ON CALLS BETWEEN TWO CERTAIN POINTS FOR DIFFERENT CLASSES OF SERVICE
Sub -Classification
Initlai Perlod Rate
Overtime Rata (Per Min.) $ .05
Night
$ .25
Station
12 M .- 4:30 A. M.
(5 Mins.)
to
Station
Evening
$ .50
$ .15
8:30 P. M .- 12 M.
(3 Mins.)
Day (Basic Rate)
4:30 A. M .- 8:30 P. M.
$1.00
$ .30
Person
Sent Paid and Colleot
$1.50
$ .25
to
Appointment
$1.80
$ .25
Person
Messenger
$1.80
$ .25
(Plus Messenger Fee
(Plus Messenger Fee)
·HOW TO MAKE A LONG DISTANCE CALL
If you are not already familiar with the classification of long distance rates and service as prescribed by the Public Service Commission of Indiana, carefully read the foregoing instructions before attempting to place your call.
Be careful to make It plain to the operator the class of call you desire to place. (Station-to-Station, Person-to-Person, Appointment or Messenger) in order that you will not be required to pay for a higher class of call than le necessary.
TO MAKE A STATION-TO-STATION CALL
Call the operator in the usual way and ask for Long Distance. When the long distance operator answers, give her your name and the number of the telephone from which you are talking; tell her you want to make a Statlon-to-Station call and give the name of city or town and state, and the number or directory listing of the telephone you want to talk to.
TO MAKE A PERSON-TO-PERSON CALL
Call the operator in the usual way and ask for Long Distance. Give the long distance operator your name and the number of the telephone from which you are talking; tell her you want to make a Person-to-Pereon call; give her the name of the person or department you want to talk to, together with the name of the city or town and state, the telephone number, firm name and street address where the desired party may be found and any other information that may be of assistance in establishing communication. Be sure that you give the exact name of the person you want to talk to.
TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT CALL
Follow the Instructions for making a Person-to-Person call with these exceptions: Tell the operator you want to make an appointment call and give the exact time that you desire to talk.
TO MAKE A MESSENGER CALL
Proceed as with a Person-to-Person call with the following exceptions: Tell the operator you want to meke & Messenger call. Be sure that you give the exact name of the person you want to talk to and give explicit directions for finding the party, such as street address, apartment, department, eto.
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Report Charge
LONG DISTANCE RATES For Indiana Points
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER. 1, 1923
The following Table shows the Old Station-to-Station Rates and the New Station-to-Station with Corresponding New Person-to-Person Rates, Appointment and Messenger and Report Charges.
Station-to-Station Day Reta
Corresponding Person-to-Person
Corresponding Apmnt. and Mesngr.
Old Rate
New Rate
New Rate
New Rate
Corresponding New Report Charge
Initial
Overtime
Initial
Overtime
Initial
Overtime
.05
.05 for 5 min.
.05 ea. 5 min.
.15 for 3 min.
.05 ea. 1 min.
.20 for 3 min.
.05 ea. 1 min.
.05
.10
.10 for 5 min.
.05 ea. 3 min.
.15 for 3 min.
.05 ea. 1 min.
.20 for 3 min.
.05 ea. 1 min.
.05
.15
.15 for 5 min.
.05 ea. 2 min.
.20 for 3 min.
.05 ea. 1 min.
.25 for 3 min.
.05 ea. 1 min.
.10
.20
.20 for 5 min.
.05 ea. 2 min.
.30 for 3 min.
.10 ea. 1 min.
.35 for 3 min.
.10 ea. 1 min.
.10
.25*
.25 for 5 min.
.05 ea. 1 min.
.35 for 3 min.
.10 ea. 1 min.
.45 for 3 min.
.15 ea. 1 min.
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Stallon-to-Station Day Rate
|Corresponding|Corresponding
Person-to- Parson
Apmnt. and Messenger
New Rate
New Rete
New Rate
New Rate
Corresponding New Report Charge
Old Rate
First 3 Min.
Each Add'l Min.
First 3 Min.
Each Add'l Min.
3 Min.
Each Add'l Min.
1.70
1.75
.55
2.60
.85
3.15
1.05
.45
1.75
1.80
.60
2.70
.90
3.20
1.05
. 45
.30
* 35
.10
.50
.15
.60
20
.10
1.80
1.85
.60
2.75
.90
3.30
1.10
.50
1.85
1.90
.60
2.85
.: 5
3.40
1.10
.50
1.90
1.95
.65
2.90
.95
3.50
1.15
.50
1.95
2.00
.65
3.00
1.00
3.60
1.20
.50
.40
. 45
.15
. 65
.20
.80
. 25
.15
.45
.50
.15
.75
.25
.90
.30
.15
.50
.55
.15
.80
.25
.95
.30
.15 .15
.60
.65
.20
.95
.301.15
.35
.20
.65
.70
.20 1.05
.35 1.25
. 40
.20
.70
.75
.25 1.10
.35 1.35
. 45
.20
.75
.80
.25 1.20
. 40|1.40
.45
.20
.80
.85
.25 1.25
. 40 1.50
.50
.25
.85
.90
.30 1.35
.45 1.60
.50
. 25
.90
.95
.30|1.40
.50 1.80|
.60
.25
1.00 1.05
.35 1.55
.35 1.65
.55 1.95-
.65
.30 .30
1.15 1.20
.40 1.80
.60 2.15
.70
.30
1.201.25
.40 1.85
.60 2.25
.75
.35
1.25 1.30
.40 1.95
. 65 2.30
.75
.35
1.30 1.35
. 45 2 00
.65 2.40
.80
.35.
1.35|1.40
. 45 2. 10
.702.50
.80
.35
1.40 1.45
. 45 2. 15
.70 2.60
.85
.40
1.451.50
.502.25
.752.70
.90
.40
1.501.55
.50 2.30
.752.75
.90
.40
1.55 1.60
.50 2.40
.80 2.85
.95
. 40
1.601.65
.55 2.45
.80 2.95
.95
. 45
1.651.70
.552.55
.853.05|
1.00
.45
*Note: See New Rates on Corrected First Reference List.
Statlon-to-Station Day Rate
Corresponding Person-to-Person
Corresponding Apmnt. and Mesngr
Old Rate
First 3 Min.
Each Add'! Min.
First 3
Each
First
3
Each Add'l Min.
Corresponding New Report Charge
.25
* 30
.10
.45
.15
.50
.15
.10
.30
* 30
.10
.45
.15
.50
.15
.10
.35
* 35
.10
.50
.15
.60
.20
.10
.35
.40
.10
.60
20
.70
. 20
.10
.55
.60
.20
.90
.30 1.05
.35
and thereafterand thereafterand thereafterand therefter increasing in 5 50% in addition 80% in addition 14 of the Sta- cent steps. to the Station-to to the Station-to tion-to-Station -Stationdayrate.
-Station day rate day rate. When the Sta- computed to the When the Sta- tion-to-Station next lower mul-tion-to-Station day rate is not tiple of 5 cents. day rate is not evenly divisable
evenly divis-
by 2, 50% in ad-
able by 4, 1
dition to the Sta-
of the Station-
1.05|1.10
tion-to-Station
to-Station day
1.101.15
.35 1.70
.55 2.05
.65
day rate, com-
ratecomputed
puted to the next
to the next
lower multiple of
hi her multi-
5 cents.
ple of 5 cents.
. 45 1.70
.55
.25
.95 1.00
.30 1.50
.50 1.85
.60
.30
How Easy It Is
--- To use your Long Distance Telephone without leaving your office or home. Are you taking full advantage of this convenience?
EVERY TELEPHONE IS A LONG DISTANCE STATION
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First
Add'l
Min.
Min.
Min.
New Rate
New Rale
PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGES Wide-Awake Fort Wayne Business Houses are Installing PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGES. The Progressive Roll is as Follows:
Telephone
Name
Number
A. B. C. Cab Co.
Main 48
Anthony Hotel ....
Maln 612
Anthony Wayne Institute.
MaIn 108
Baltes Hotel ...
Main 5813
Bass Foundry & Machine Co
South 8900
Berghoff Products Co.
Main 5800
Boas Mfg. Co ..
Main 638
Boaton Store ...
Main 1772
Bowser & Co., S. F.
South 6803
Bursley & Co., G. E.
Main 64
Centlivre Hotel ...
Main 5370
Central Grocery.
Main 5600
City Light and Power Works.
Main 57
Credit Rating Ass'n of Retal Merchants'
Bureau
Main 4606
Dessauer Bros. Co.
Maln 419
Doud. W E., Building Corp.
Main 7000
Dudlo Mfg. Co ...
Main 6470
Duemling Clinic ...
South 8891
Eggeman, Reed & Cleland.
Main 6666
Fire Department ...
Main 19
Fishman's Women's Apparel.
Main 5345
Fort Wayne Builders' Supply Co
Maln 1511
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Co
South 7042
Fort Wayne Council of Social Agencies
Main 6450
Fort Wayne Dairy.
Maln 5390
Fort Wayne Drug Co.
Main 4640
Fort Wayne Engineering & Mfg Co
Main 402
Fort Wayne Engraving .. Main 919
Fort Wayne Iron Store
Main 5900
Fort Wayne News & Sentinel.
Main 100
Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co.
Main 4600
Fort Wayne Paper Box Co
Main 287
Fort Wayne Printing Co ..
Main 5701
Fort Wayne Rolling Mills.
Main 2109
Fort Wayne Transfer Co.
Maln 26
Frank Dry Goods Co.
Main 5760
General Electric Co.
Main 4457
Grand Leader.
Maln 5625
Gunder Agency.
Main 6072
. Heit-Miller-Lau Co.
Main 1211
Hilgeman & Schaaf
Main 4343
High School .....
Main 1519
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Main 4800
Horton Mfg. Co ...
Main 273
Indiana Furniture Co.
Main 6010
Indiana Service Corporation, E Wayne
Main 298
Indiana Service Corporation, Pearl ..
Maln 683
Indiana State School.
Main 242
International Business College
Main
504
International Harvester Co
South 9754
Irene Byron Hospital.
Main 1293
Journal-Gazette
Main 5050
Keenan Hotel.
Main 6650
Lincoln Trust Co ..
Main 5041
Lomont & Co ...
Maln 647
Lutheran Hoapital.
South 8920
McMillan Co., Davia St.
Main 2152
Medical Protective Co ..
Main 5300
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Main 5740
Meyer Co., C. H. Otto.
Main 315
Moellering Bros. & Green.
Main 126
Moellering's Sons, Wm
South 9085
Mossman-Yarnelle Co.
Main 115
National Mill Supply Co.
Main 2331
Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. Old National Bank.
Maln 4468
Packard Piano Co.
South 6109
Patterson-Fletcher Co.
Main 856
Pennsylvania Railway Co
Main 6400
Perfect & Co ..
Main
209
Perfection Biscuit Co.
Main
501
Police Station.
Maln
38
Randall Hotel ..
Main 3112
Rub-No-More Soap Worka.
Main
5820
Rurode Dry Goods Co.
Main 7070
St. Joseph Hospital.
Main
35 86
Schlatter & Co ..
Main
Schlosser Broa ...
Main 1450
Sherman-White & Co.
South 8100
Singmaster Printing Co.
Main 5691
Steinhart, E. W., Co ....
Main 5678
Straus Bros. Co., 13212 E. Wayne.
Main 3192
Thieme Bros. Co ..
Maln 6463
Tri-State Loan & Trust Co ...
Van Arnam Manufacturing Co
. Main 5147
Wayne Hardware Co .. Wayne Hotel .. ...
Main 149
Wayne Knitting Mills
Main 614
Wayne Machinery Co ...
Main 5612
Wayne Paper Goods Co.
Main 2921
Wayne Tank & Pump Co.
Main 6000
Western Gas Construction Co.
South 8175
Wolf & Dessauer
.Main 4444
Y. M. C. A.
Main 4480
Y. w. C. A.
Main 5640
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Lincoln National Bank.
Main 146
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
Main 5400
Main 5000
Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump Co
Main 5610
Main 5630
Main 3118
First National Bank.
Main 4500
*Designates More Than One Trunk Line
Consumers Ice Co.
Yellow Cash and Carry Stations In All Parts of City
Main 594
ALPHABETICAL LIST
A
*A. B. C. AUTO LIVERY
DRIVE IT YOURSELF SYSTEM
§ Main 48 724-26 Harrison .... {Main 6800
*A. B. C. CAB CO. 5 Main 48 724-26 Harrison .. Main 6800
A. B. C. ELECTRIC WASHERS 113-117 W. Berry ... Main 315
A. & O. Sweet Shop, 1734 High. Main 4634
Asnstad, T. E., Res., 210 Masterson. South 8371-M Abbot, C. J., Res., 1526 N. Harrison. . Main 4369-R Abbott, Albert A., 420 Brackenridge. Main 2650-R Abbott, D. F., Res., 131716 W. Washington. . Main 1797 Abbott-Gerard Detective Agcy., [ Main 394
Abbott, John Walter, Res., 2006 Spring ..... Main 6609-M Abbott, Lewis H., Barber Shop, 1715 Hoagland .... South 9964
Abbott, Wm. J., Res., 1017 -Herman Main 1021- J Abbott, W. E., Res., 1702 Lantz. Main 6911
Abele, see also Ebel.
Abele, Walter C., Res., 1016 Putnam. Maln 3471- J
Abercrombie, J. H., Res., 112612 W. Jeff. Main 3479
Abood, Abe, Grocery, 1808 Weisser Pk .. . South 9051.
Abshire, Mrs. Aiva, Res., 317 E. Lewis. . Main 2143-M Academy Bowling Alleys, Billiards and Bowling, 124-30 W. Washington .. . Main 4264
Ace Quality Coal Yard, 1759 W. Main .. . Main 3005 Achenbach, Earl, Res., 227 S. Seminole .... . South 9386-M Achenbach, Harry A., Res., 336 E. Berry. .. . Main 5558
Achor, Cai J., Res., 2101 Lafayette.
South 7503. J
Acker, see also Aker.
Acker Cement Produce & Supply Co.,
218 Central Bldg ..
. Main 4361 Acker Cement Produce & Supply Co.,
Miller Rd ... ... South 9948
Acker, F. H., Grocery, 805 Buchanan . South 8079
Aeker, Fred H., Res., 2201 Hanna. . South 7531-R
Acker, Russeli, Res., Miller Rd.
Ahr, C. W., Res., St. Joe Center Rd. . Rural 32. J Ahrens, Carl, Res., 716 Madison. Ackerman, A., Res., 21 Kiwanis Apts .. , South 9948 . Main 4959 Ackerman, E. D., Res., 3818 Fairfield. . South 8024-W Main 6812-R Ahrens, Fred, Res., 2503 Pleasant. Main 2229-W Ahrens, Myrtle, Res., 611 Kinsmoor. Ackerman, H. D., Res., 532 Packard. . South 7602-M South 7804-R Ackerman, John, Res., 1436 E. Lewis. . Main 2255-R
Ackerman, Mrs. Lottle, Res., 1720 Florida .. Main 3282-R
Ackerman, S., Res., 718 W. Wayne .. . Main 820
Ackerman, W. J., Res., 1331 Summit. Main 3202-R
Acme Auto Supply Co., 413 High ...
. Main
77
Acme Cleaning & Pressing Shop, 1514 Cal .... Main 5088
ACME FOOD & SPECIALTY CO.
Wholesale Food Specialists, 228 E. Main ... Main 1668 ACME PATTERN WORKS
2344 Oliver St., Rear ... .. South 6788-W Acme Quality Paint Store, Main and Clinton Main 2439 Adair, Harvey F., Res., 2208 Chestnut. . Main 3695- J Adams & Blume, Storage Batteries, 135 E. Superior ... . Main 3405
Adams Bros., Cooperage, 305 Standard Bldg .. Main 5969
Adams, Burton Q., Res .. 202 E. Branning ... South 8835-W Adams, Chas., Res., 1133 Kinsmoor. South 7997-R Adams, Chas., Res., 2212 Kenwood Ave ...... Main 6838-R
Adams, Chas., Res., 416 Richardsviiie .. . South 9995-R
Aker, L. G., Res., 1237 W. Main. Main 2499. J Adams, Clifford M., Res .. 2905 Plaza Dr .. South 9636-R
Adams, C. W., Res., 1924 High ... . Main 4792- J
Adams, Elizabeth B., Res., 415 Brackenridge Main 2922-R Adams, Fred. Res., 1830 Hiliside. Main 6777-M
Adams, Frederick, Res., 3105 S. Monroe. South 7543-M Adams, Geo., Res .. 404 W. Butler. South 7505-M Adams, Geo. H., Res., 1436 Taylor. Main 5434-W Adams, Geo., Soft Drinks, 541 Wallace St ... South 9703 Adams, Harry, Res., 1306 Boone .. Main 2499-R
Adams, H. H., Res., 1807 Monroe.
. South 6004-R Adams, H. H., Res., 903 Rivermet. . Main 5015-M
Adams, John, Res., Moeller Road ... . Suburban 6921
Adams, Mrs. J. H., Res., 1124 W. Wildwood South 6740-R Adams, J. R., M. D., Off., 101 Brackenridge .. Main 3834 Adams, Dr. J. R., 2538 Fairfield View Pi ..... South 8852 If no answer, call .. . Main 6015
Main 4947- J Adams, Maurice J .. Res., 1216 Wilt.
ADAMS & MEYER MACHINE CO.
Auto Repairing, 1113-15 Ciay. . Main 1068
Adams, O. E., Res .. 2607 Oilver St ... . South 6626-R
Adams, Otto H., Res .. 1230 Elmwood. Main 2360-W Adams, Ray E .. Res .. 2006 Fairfield Up. South 7755. J Adams, S. R., Res .. 1517 Grant ... . Main 4726-M Adams School. 3010 New Haven Ave .. . Main 1721-W Adams. Mrs. Stella, Res., 1229 W. Main .. . Main 3179-M
Adams, Thos. H., Res., 448 Boltz St. South 8149-W Adams, Mrs. U. G., 337 Brandriff .. . South 8425-W Adams, Walter, Res., 1308 Spy Run. . Main 3411-W Adams & White, Dry Cleaning, 1225 Lafayette ...... Main 4157
Adams, Waiter W., Res., 1308 Union St. . Main 5190- J Adams, Wm. C. & Sons, Agr. Impl., 218 E. Columbia .. . Main 3561
Adams, William C., Reg., 1011 Lake. Main 1472-M
Adams, W. J., Res., 419 Perry ... Main 1840-R Adams, W. M., Res., 803 Harmar . Main 3460-W
Adams, W. W., Res., 1116 Anthony , Main 1115. J
Adamske, Joseph, Res., 2508 Chestnut. Main 4893- J
Adang, Mrs. A. H., Res., 3321 Bowser . South 8226-R
Adang, C. P., Res., 2209 Winter .. .South 8522-W
Addis, W. R., Res., Mildred Ave .. . Main 3805-R
Ade, Eli, Res., 1918 Weisser Park South 6447-M
Adler Milk Co., 1340 Grant Ave .. . Main 2731
*Adler, Oscar, Meat Market, 1218 Maumee .. Main 4131 Adler, Oscar, Res., 1334 Grant Ave .. . Main 4010-W
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO.
404-6 First Nat'i Bank Main 409
Affolder, J. W., Res., 715 Locust St. South 6716-M Affolder, Louis, Res., 2336 S. Anthony. South 9793-M Agenbroad, John, Auto Trucking, 413 Harrison ... Main 2201
Agne, Jacob, Res., 1222 Delta. . Main 3363-M
Agnew, C. E., Res., 1615 Ardmore Rd . Main 3136-R
Agnew, Sam'i J., Res., 2221 S. Cilnton. South 8567- J
Agster, Chas. A., Res., 821 Kinnaird. South 9148 Ahearn, Jos. E., Res., 239 E. Pontiac. South 6653-M Ahearn, J. F., Res., 438 Rose Lane .. South 7789-R
Ahearn, Wm., Res., 305 E. DeWald. South 7393-R
Ahlersmeyer, Edw. H., Res., 1331 Zollars. . . Main 6671-W
Ahlersmeyer, F. J., Groc., 2113 Wayne Tr .... Main 1723 Ahlersmeyer, R. J., Res., 2615 Reed St ... . South 7045-R
Ahlersmeyer, Wm. F., 3812 Central Dr . South 8711-M
827 Calhoun .. Main 2603 Aichele & Son, Monuments, 2319 W. Maln ... Main 1886- J Aichele, C. A., Res., 4401 Pembroke .. . South 9239. J Aid-All Co., Patent Medicine, 107 W. Lewis .. Main 555 Aiken, A. L., Res., 1305 Home. South 8399-R AIKEN, DOUGLASS & AIKEN
Attorneys, 505-6 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. . Main 1900 Aiken, Frank A., Mfg. Conf., 1516 Col. Ave ... Main 4523 Aiken, Frank A., Res., 1516 Col. Ave ... . Main 4523 Aiken, Mrs. James A., Res., 2431 Thompson. South 8364-M Aiken, John H., Res., 921 W. Berry. . Main 4358-W Aiken, R. C., Res., 23816 W. Main. . Main 2952-W Air Reduction Sales Co., 1601 S. Harrison .... South 7340 Ake, Harry R., Res., 1733 Lafayette. . South 8248-W Ake, John, Res., 400 Clinton St. . Main 2732-W Ake, Preston E., Res., 1346 Home Ave . South 7988-M Aker, see also Acker.
Aker, Mrs. Harriet, Res., 625 Runnion . Main 2459. J
ALASKA COAL & ICE CORP.
1628 Hoagland ... South 8265
Aibersmeyer, Charles, 1501 Hugh. Main 3371- J
Aibersmeyer, C. H., Drugs, 1402 Wells . Main 553 Albersmeyer, Fred, Lincoln Hy. E .. . Rural 129. J Albersmeyer, Wm., Res., State Rd .. 15. J . Rural Albert, Chas. J., Res., 2317 S. Harrison .. . South 8500-R Aibert, Geo. M., Res., 1345 Home .. South 8598. J Albert, Waldo, Res., 2213 Smith St ... . South 6 94-W Aibert, W. H., Res., 115 W. Suttenfield South 9908
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