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Dallas is located in North Central Texas on the Trinity River, in what is known as the black waxey belt of
Texas.
Historical
The first settlement was made in Dal- las by John Neely Bryan in 1841, while CO.Texas was an independent republic. The and it and the village were named after George M Dallas, Vice-President of the United States. It was not until railroad development began to take place in an active way, that either Texas or Dallas made their greatest progress. The pop- ulation In Dallas in 1870 was only 5000. Two years later the rails of two steam roads reached the little village, trans- forming it almost over night, into a hustling, bustling city, doubling in pop- ulation by 1880, and trebling again by 1890,
Farm Production.
From the lowest rank as an agricult- ural state, Texas has forged ahead until the U. S. Census Bureau announced it the leading agricultural state in the Union, producing in 1913, farm products valued at $685,361, 600. Thirty-cight per cent. of the Texas production comes from within a radius of 100 miles of Dallas In this territory is produced 10 per eent. of the cotton ' production of the world (2, 368,786 bales)
In the territory reached by Dallas on a lower freight rate than from St. Louis
G . Waller or Texas gulf points, comprising parts
Mexico, there are 4.082.620 people,
Moore & Walker (J E Moore, C Moreman J W, eattle breeder.
Walker), Ins and real estate. paper, Warnock B F, furniture.
Panhandle Live Stock Commission. Peery-Peeples Co (W E Peery, W L Peeples), furniture and undertakers. PIGMAN J W, Pres Title Guarantee Ab- stract Co. (See adv.)
Plke Alfred, agt Adams and U S Exp Cos.
Powell J V, machinist and blacksmith. Ragon James H, grocer.
Raillard Oran W, confectloner. Rainwater David, tailor.
Schlofman Bros (Arthur and William), harness.
OF Seabright Calvin L, optician. Sennott J E, lawyer.
Shindler Robert C, real estate. Sing Hop, laundry. Slaughter W E, cattle brecder. Smith C B, county surveyor. Smith Roland R, tailor.
South Texas Lumber Co (Houston, Tex), R D Gambill mngr.
Thompson C B. broom mnfr.
Thompson Roy W, district and county clerk.
TITLE GUARANTEE ABSTRACT ( See adv below.)
TITLE GUARANTEE ABSTRACT CO.
J. W. PIGMAN, Pres.
Capital, $10,000.00
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE To All Lands in Dallam, Hartley, Moore and Sherman Countics
Loans Negotisted on Paid for Non-
Taxes Residents
DALHART, TEXAS
The Great Health Drink The Anti-Headache Coffee Substitute.
If Your Grocer Doesn't Keep It, Ask Him to Order a Trial Case of It from Nobles Bros. Grocer Co., or Write Us About It.
SEE PAGE 5
for the physical, mental and moral development of your boy MARSHALL TRAINING SCHOOL, San Antonio, Texas
The Westland Hotel
A. W. McCOY Proprietor
European Cafe in Connection
WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS
Todd Jane Kelsey, physiclan.
Stewart Elmer R, men's furnishings.
(Capital $10,000), J W Pigman Pres. county of Dallas was organized in 1846,
U. . UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. THE BEST LEE & LEE, GENERAL AGENTS
Dallas, Texas
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Dallas
R. L. POLK & CO'S (1914)
Dallas
and Los Angeles. This territory pro-ptollars. The total annual production of country, 24; times as great as the fac- duces 15 per cent. of the cotton of thewealth in the teritory is 814 million dol- tory wages of the state of Massachusetts. world or 31 per cent, of the crop of lars, which is 354 million more than the 257 million more than the factory wages the United States, valued at 269 million dividends paid by the railroads of the of the state of New York.
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WHOLESALE DISTRICT
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RETAIL SECTION
CHICLE DISTRICT
MAILING LISTS The Best of all Mailing Lists will be found in the STATE GAZETTEERS R. L. POLK & CO.,
DETROIT, MICH.
Publishers of Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Arkansas, Oklaboma and Many Others.
KERNAGHAN & ARCHINARD
Adjusters of Fire Losses for the Assured
FORT WORTH
Dallas
TEXAS GAZETTEER Dallas
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ST. GEORGE ANNEX
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SOUTHLAND
ORIENTAL
ADOLPHUS
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IMPERIAL
Dallas -The Distributing Center of the Southwest.
tional importance have selected Dallas 1913 was $211.158,000, a gain,of 421 per Is their headquarters for this territory cent. over 1900. A larger volume of business from Dallas Dallas Factories Prosper.
This advantage in freight rates makes Dallas the distributing oriter for Texas. New Mexico, Southern Oklahoma, South- western Arkansas and Western Louisana One hundred and forty -one firms of Na- fach.
than from any other. The annual sales of individual firms and branches rangelcerns in Dallas has increased from 177 The number of manufacturing con- from 75 thousand to 6 million dollarsto 293 since 1900. During the same per- The total johbing business forfind the value of products increased from
USE ADANUTENE, THE GREAT HEALTH DRINK The Anti-Headache Coffee Substitute MADE BY THE
ADANUTENE CO.
(SEE ADV. IN DALHAP.T)
Dalhart, Texas
M AILING LISTS
Business Pulling Fac-Simile Typewritten Letters
The most up-to-date product from the largest equipped plant in the country.
ESTABLISHED 1870 R. L. POLK & CO., RAND MCNALLY BLDG.
Chicago, III.
246 Dallas
R. L. POLK & CO'S (1914)
Dallas
9 to 42 million. Dallas factories produce| third of the copper, tin and sheet Iron
one-tenth of the total products manu- products; practically one-third of the outlets in twenty-three different direc-
factured in Texas. They turn out one -!
half of the leather goods made in the
State; over one-fourth of the foundry over one-fourth of the printing and pub-
ways radiating in seven different direc-
and machine shop products, over one-llishing done in Texas. Itions, have 156 daily trains, handling 4
SANGER BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE
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THUJE-GOETTINGERS DEPARTMENT STORE
DALLAS NEWS
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BUTLER BROS.
NEW BUILDING OF DALLAS TIMES HERALD
THE BURGE MANUFACTURING CO. Bank, Drug, Office and General Store Fixtures, Show Cases, Ice Boxes. Largest and Most Completely Equipped Fixture Factory in the Southwest HOUSTON
Transportation Facilities.
Nine railroads entering Dallas give
bakery and confectionery products; and tions. Five electric interurban rail-
The National Real Estate Journal
is the official paper of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges.
It is up-to-date and filled with timely and interesting articles. You need it. NATIONAL REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
992 Rand McNally Bldg.
Chicago, IIl.
Dallas
TEXAS GAZETTEER
Dallas
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million passengers annually, Within the|580.
Forty-four million dollars of new ADOLPHU'S CAFE, The Dallas Hotel Co territory reached from Dallas on a lower buildings have been erected since 1900 Proprs, Commerce and Akard. (See freight rate than from St. Louis, are Two million more than half of this total page 277.) 6,630,065 and 4,082,620 can be reached were erected during the last four years. Adolphus Garage & Auto Rent Co. T from Dallas on a lower rate than from Real estate sales last year were 45 Gulf points. Only six cities in the United million dollars.
Bower mingr, 1309 Commerce. Adolphus Pharmacy, J T Coulson propr, Adolphus Hotel bldg.
States have a larger volume of express business than Dallas, Dallas has more express business per capita than any other city in the United States.
A Good Place to Live.
Dallas has a water system supplying 12 billion gallons of clear, filtered water annuaily; natural gas in all parts of the city; an ideal sanitary system, In-
Akard. (See page 277.) Hotel ADOLPHUS THE, The Dallas Company Proprs, Commerce and Aetna Hotel, Foster Burdg propr, 1809 12 Elin.
United States In total volume of busi- ness. Dallas has the largest telephone de-Istreets, 369 iniles of concrete side walk. velopment per capita of any city in the These, together with 8 parks and play- United States; 218,537 phones are within grounds, comprising 713 acres, make
100 mlles of the city; 643 towns are served from Dallas on a fifty cent rate; 169 towns on a twenty-five cent rate. While Dallas is the fifty-fourth city In size, its postal receipts are thirty- third In volume, and as much as any two private citles In the Southwest combined.
Dallas-The Cotton Center.
Dallas is located in the black - waxey cotton belt of Texas, producing 43 per cent. of the cotton of the state within 100 mlles of the city. 49.1 per cent. offand W. U. B. M. Burgher, postmaster. the cotton acreage of the South is A & K Auto Top Co ( Walter F Asmus- sen, Hugo Keckeritz), auto trimmers 2504 Main. Ahbott Wilburn B, genl contr 4017 Worth Abdou Produce Co (Salim N Abdou), 319 N Akard. within 12 hours ride from Dallas. The Dallas Cotton Exchange has 73 mem- bers with huyers in every portion of this territory, who bought last year 1,459,000 bales, and paid out 92 million dollars, 80 .per cent. of which was fi- Ahnerthy Liles E, coal 824 11th. nanced by Dallas banks. One-third of ABLON BEN, Shipper of Poultry, Eggs and Butter in Carload Lots, Cold Stor- the cotton seed oil production of the United States is within 150 miles of
Dallas.
Banklug Center.
Dallas' banking resources are $43.502 .- 548, being a gain of 192 per cent since 1900. Dallas banks carry 1,654 accounts with 566 banks in the surrounding ter- ritory, balances averaging $10,756.000. An a Couveatlon CIty.
Durlug the last five years, Dallas has entertained from 40 to 50 conventions each year, among them heing such con- ventlons as the National Convention of Elks, National Association of Advertis- Ing Men, and Imperial Council of the Shrine. With 32 hotels, 6 comparing with any in the United States. Dallas is able to provide for the comfort and convenience of every visitor. Special mention should be made of the Adolphus Hotel, 22 stories high. having 300 rooms, costing $1,600,000. This splendid hos- telery, in beauty of architecture and ex- cellency of service, Is without a peer in the United States, and is frequently com- pared to the Blackstone of Chicago. Home Texas State Fair.
The State Fair of Texas, 28 years old, with grounds and permanent fire proof buildings valued at $1,364,000 brings to Dallas 600,000 to 700,000 visitors each! autumn.
Dallas Leads.
Dallas leads the world in the manufac- ture of cotton gin machinery, in the manufacturo of harness and saddlery; and in the distribution of agricultural Implements is second only to Kansas City.
' Dallas leads the Southwest In popu- lation, wholesale business, number cf Adams Spencer P', lawyer 203 Slaughter wholesale houses, factory output, number hldg.
of factories, freight business, postal re- Adams W O, restr 1800 Nettie.
ceipts and new bulldings.
Dallas-in Automobile Market.
In 1900 one automobile was sold in Dalias. In 1913 there were sold from' Dallas 11,900 automobiles and 674 motor- cycles, which, together with tires and ac- cessorles made total sales of 18 million dollars
Texas has 54,368 automobiles, one to each 73 people. Within 100 miles of Dallas are 20,450 automobiles, costing $20,234,233.
Dallas' Hluliding Record.
Adkins-Polk Co (Inc; capital $75,000), W . Polk pres, A C Adkins vlee-pres, S W Johnson jr sec-treas, whol gro- cers 212 N Preston.
American Central Life Ins Co of Indian- apolis, Ind, A L Davis supt Texas agencies, 709 Practorlan bldg.
Keep your
on Fort Worth
Fort Worth is the Greatest Live Stock and Railroad Centre in the Southwest and is the Coming City of Texas. Invest your Money in Fort Worth Real Estate. Call and See Me at 60312 Main Street.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
The Sign of Service
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924-925 Busch Building DALLAS, TEXAS
Wheoler- Hughes Commercial College
SUCCESSOR TO
Wichita Business College
See Adv. in Educational Dept.
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Real Estate and Loans
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Dallas and ideal place in which to live. The park and boulevard systems are be- ing developed under the direction cf landscape architect George E. Kessler. Thirty -three public school buildings, 44 schools and colleges, 108
Ahearn George, meats Knox
av cor
Travis av.
Airdome The, Clifford R Dlamond ningr, 300 E Jefferson av. Airevilla Hotel, Daniel Byrnes propr, 3021/2 N Central av. Ajax-Grieb Rubber Co, F C Burnett mngr, auto tires 1513 Jackson. Ajax Waste Mills (Inc), W'm Burr pres, J N Du Bois sec and mngr, 3507 Crutcher. Akard Hotel, J F Immler propr, 306% N Akard.
Akin Otto, genl contr 829 Wilson bldg. ALBA-MALAKOFF LIGNITE CO, Jo- seph Samuels Pres, & J Drake Vice- Pres, H J Maersch Sec-Treas and Genl Mngr, 807-808 Praetorian Bldg.
Albanis James, restr 209 N Central av. Albers Jeremiah J, whol fruits and pro- duce 207 Sumpter bldg.
Albright Lemuel L, lawyer 408 Slaughter bldg.
age' and Freezing a Specialty, 1000-2 Aldehoff John S & Co (John S Aldehoff, Camp, Phones Main 675, Auto 1675. Abrahamn George, tailor 405 S Ervay.
Abrahams Harry A, umbrellas 29 Elm St Arcade.
Abramson M & Son (Meyer and Abe), genl store 2212 Elm.
Abright Electric Co (R W and A
Abright), 521 N Akard.
Academy of Our Lady of Good Counsel. 201 N Marsalis av.
Aldredge Realty Co (Inc), J D Aldredge pres, J S Durham sec, 1007 Main.
Aldridge A D Co (capital $15,000), Al- bert J Toole pres, A D Aldredge mngr, A T Layton sec, printers 400 S Ervay.
Alexander James W, contr 830 Haines. Alexander & Bale (L C and F W Alex- ander, M T Bale), ice cream mnfrs 2142 Cedar Springs av.
Acker Ernest M, drugs 3000 Ross av. Ackerman Betsie Mrs, baker 1419 Mc- Alford Joseph P, wood 4437 Travis av. Kinney av. ALL STAR FILM SERVICE, Francis J Gilbert Propr, 180112 Main. Acme Gravel Co (C E Collett, W E Willett), 310 Juanita bldg. Acme Grinding Co, Wm Kern propr, 212 & Ervay. Acme Machine Works (W M Haney, F J Rohling), 109 § Market.
Acme White Lead & Color Works (De- troit, Mich), B B Lowry mngr, 3208 Main.
Adams Charles P, fish and produce 802 Main.
ADAMS EXPRESS & TRANSFER COM- I'ANY (INC), A A Adams Pres and Genl Mngr, Storage and Transfer, Of- fice 3038 Elm. (See page 312.)
Adams Fred W, midse broker 1313 South- Western Life bldg.
I Adams Horatio H, investments
Sumpter bldg. Adamns J D & Co, W R Montague mngr. machinery 1014 Powhattan.
Adams & Pippen (Jed C Adams, Charles A Pippen), lawyers 1012 Common-
wealth Bank bldg.
ADDER MACHINE CO THE ( Wilkes- barre, l'a), P B Stitt District Mngr for Texas and New Mexico, Mnfrs thel Wales Visible Adding and Listing Ma- chine 301-304 P'rhetorian Bldg. Addington James B. tailor 2307 Elin. Addison W I & Co (W I. J H and Orenna Addison), ins 1110 Busch bldg. Adis Jemig. restr 208 S Jefferson.
Though 54th In size, Dallas ranks 23rd with all cities In the United States In bullding record, the 1913 total $8,480,- Adier Henry L, dentist 437 Wilson bldg.
Fred T Moseley), ins 429 Wilson bldg. Alderman Charies F, puhlr Nord Texas Press 301 S Ervay. Alderson Hardware Co, E R. Alderson pres, C B Tyler vice-pres, W T Both Phones M5514
Sherman sec-treas, 1519 Elm.
R Aldredge J D & Co (J D Aldredge), real est 1007 Main.
Ace B B, tailor 812 N Central av. Acers Feed & Fuel Co (capital $3,000), WV MI Overstreet pres, J W Thompson sec-treas, A E Acers mngr, 1308 Alexander Isaac G, drugs. 2936 Elm. Cochran. Achenbach Wm G, fire ins 302 Insurance bldg.
ALLEN C L. Counsel Title & Guaranty Co. 1101 Main. Allen Charles D, genl contr Hayden cor Polk av. Allen Lula MI Mrs, grocer 305 Exposition. Allen Malcolmn E, drugs 2027 S Ervay. Allen Samuel E, grocer 1430 2d av. Allen-Stemmons Co (H Y Ailen, L H Stemmons, Rex Tune), real estate 201 Citizens' Bank bldg. Allen & Allen (Wm H and Archibald C), lawyers 325 Commonwealth Bank
bldg.
Allen & Flanary ( Robert B Allen, A Byron Flanary), lawyers 303 Common- wealth Bank bldg.
502 Allis-Chalmers Mnfg Co (Milwaukee, Wis), Henry R Sewell migr, machin- ery 510 Sumpter bldg. Allison Thomas R, hroom mnfr 3216 Worth. Amato Lida Mrs, osteopath 3316 S Har- wood.
Amato & Faucett ( Emanuel Amato, E J Faucett), drugs 2233 Bryan.
Amazon Fire Ins Co, C H Eckford sec and mngr, E L Hurst asst sec and mngr, 102 Gaston hldg. American Bible Society (New York), Jo- seph J Morgan agcy sec 181512 Main. AMERICAN CAN CO (New York), Wm A Mears Sales Mngr, Can Mnfrs and Sheet Metal Products 410 Juanita Bidg.
American Cast Iron Pipe Co ( Birming- ham, Ala), Wm J Lyman, local mngr, 1217 Praetorian bldg.
Wichita Falls, Texas
262 telegraph circuits lead out from Dallas, handling 18,497,300 messages an- nually, giving Dallas sixth rank in the cluding 219 miles of sewerage, a sewer- age disposal plant, and a free garbage removal system; 167 miles of paved
AETNA POWDER CO OF CHICAGO, ILL, V G Winston District Mngr, Mnfrs of Explosives 416 Wilson Bldg. Agnew Paul, general store 2d av cor Carpenter.
churches, and two annual grand opera seasons provide for the moral, educa- tional and cultural
development and help to make Dallas popular with the mother and the children. Exp., Am .; U. S. and W., F. & Co. Tel., Mackay, Postal
Real .
Estate
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Dallas
R. L. POLK & CO'S (1914)
American Construction Co. H Il Kidd| Anthony Frank H, physician 635 Wilson Athas Peter, fruit 115 N Akard.
mngr, genl contrs 1215 Southwestern Life bldg.
American Dental Parlors, A C Ortner mingr, 151316 Main.
American District Telegraph Co, Nor- man Ringer mngr, 801 Main.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL HANK THE (Capital $1,500,000; Sur- plus $1.000.000), Royal A Ferris Pres. C C Slaughter Vice-Pres, E M Rear- don Vice-P'res, E J Gannon Vice - Pres. John N Simpson Vice-Pres, A V Lane Vice-Pres, Nathan Adams Cashr, 913 Main.
American Express Co, Abraham L Bird supt, 721 Dinz bldg, P White genl agt, 1203 Elm.
AMERICAN-LA FRANCE FIRE EN- GINE CO (NC; Elmira, N Y), J Ed. Schmitz Mngr, Fire Apparatus 2004 Live Oak.
American Loan Co, C E Turner mngr, 212 S Ervay.
AMERICAN MACHINE CO (Louisville, Ky), J Peyton Hunter Southwestern Sales Agt, Passenger and Freight Ele- vators and Elevating Machinery Room 6 Terminal Bids. (See page :72.)
American Motor Co. H A Simpson propr, motorcycles 130512 Bryan.
AMERICAN MULTIGRAPH SALES CO
THE (Cleveland. 0), Fred C Hill Di- vision Sales Mner, Duplicating and Printing Machines 301-304 Juanita bldg.
American National Insurance Co (Gal- veston), Earl R Rabby supt, 332 Com- monwealth Bank bldg.
American Press Assn, E S Eberly inngr, 1305 Elm.
American Sales Co (Claud B Evans, Marcus B Griffeth), retail sale promo- ters 709 Sumpter bldg.
American Soda Fountain Co ( Boston. Mass), George K Butcher mngr, 1105 Commerce.
AMERICAN STEEL & WIRE ASSOCIA- TION OF TEXAS. J P Tufts Pres and Treas, J L Osborne Sec, Steel and Wire Products 1301-10 Praetorian Bldg. American Surety Co of New York, D J Matthews local agt, 1014 Southwestern Life bldg.
American Tire & Rubber Co (Chicago. Ill). C H Roth mngr, 2008 Commerce. American Type Founders Co The, James S Buchanan mnr. 2024 Commerce.
American Well Works (capital $5,000), G H Traster pres. L M Lenington sec, 700 Commerce.
Amicable Life Insurance Co (Waco), C S Bailey agey mngr, 310 Andrews bldg.
Amirkhanin H MI, carpet clnr 2105 S Ervay.
Amis Bros (George A ard John XV). live stock 1319 Commerce .. Anastopulos Peter, restr 207 N Central. Anchor Fire Insurance Assn, Y B Dow- ell atty and mngr. 310 Juanita bldg. Anchor Line (Lake and Rail), L J War- ner agt, 1007 Southwestern Life bldg. Anderson Furniture Co (Inc; capital $20,000), E MI Anderson pres. A Cockrell vice- pres, J D Lambert sec- treas, 2107 Elm.
Anderson John W, phys 1718 Jackson. Anderson Kige A, contr 5008 Columbia. Anderson Nels, grocer Graham and l'ar- ry avs.
ANDERSON O C PROF, Member of Fac- ulty University of Dallas Oak Lawn av, Oak Lawn.
Anderson Portrait & Frame Co (Inc), C B Anderson pres, 1508 Elm.
Anderson Scamon G. auto painter 3033 Commerce.
Anderson Tool Co (Hamilton, O), M W Branch migr, scales 208 Lane,
Anderson Wm, mnirs agt 831 Wilson bldg.
Anderson Wm R. tailor and hatter 1606 A. Main.
ANDERSON WEDGAR, See and Treas Mckinney Nursery Co, 1315 Main (See left side lines and bage 274. )
Andra John, wood Greenwood cor Mc- Kinney av.
Angell George R, coml agt C R I & G Ry, 1500 Main.
bldg.
Anti-Saloon League of Texas, Dr H A Boaz pres. Dr J Frank Smith vice- pres, Dr J T McClure sec- treas, J Hl Gambrell state supt 1315 Praetorian bldg.
Antone Esaf F, grocer 2402 Elm. Antone Peter, restr 111 N Central av.
APPEL & BURWELL RUBBER AND TIRE CO (Norman B Burwell), Auto- mobile Supplies, Automobile Tires and Vulcanizers 1415 Commerce.
Arbuckle Bros (of N Y), Ilenry T Hinsch state repr, whol coffees 619 Praetor- ian bldg.
Arcade Poultry and Egg Market (Toho- lowsky & Leventhal), 27 Eim St .Ar- cade.
Archer Charles, surveyor 100 S Jefferson AArchie-Daniels Linseed Co (Minneapolis, Minn), T S DeForest sales agt, 415 Southwestern Life bldg.
Archer Wm H, grading contr 3816 Hays. Architect and Builder (monthly ) The Ginner and Miller Publishing Co publrs 308 S Ervay.
Architectural Supply Co (Didaco Bian- chi), 212 N Walton.
ARDREY II D, Viee-Pres Title & Guar- anty Co. Vice-Pres United States Bond and Mortgage Co, Vice-pres and Iteal Estate Officer Dallas Trust and Sav- ings Bank 1101 Main.
ARDREY J HOWARD, Cashier The City National Bank, 1201-1203 Main.
Armberick Ezock. baker 2400 Highland. ARMBRUSTER JOE (Southwestern Show Case Works), Cor Akard and Corinth (See right side lines and page 304.)
AArmor James D, grocer and dry goods 2701 Dawson.
Armour & Co (Chicago, ID), F E Ten- nant ningr, who! meats 1918 Live Oak. Armstrong Cork Co ( Pittsburgh, Pa), N A Lindvall mngr, 1122 Busch bldg. Armstrong Packing Co (inc; capital $500,000), E L Flippen pres, H Prather vice-pres, f' J Hill sec-treas pork and beef packers, Alma and Lam- esa.
ARNDT DANIEL C, M D, Physician In Charge Neal Institute 1717 Richard- son av (See left side lines and page
-301.)
Arnold Grocery Co (W B Williams), 4728 Junius.
Arnold Wm E. contr 4722 Victor.
Arnold & Anglesey (Lou Arnold, Wm Anglesey), restr 2401 Cockrell.
Arnold & Taber ( Theodore L E Arnold. Martin E Taber), phys col Wilson bldg.
Arons Hugo, hardware 2602 Elm.
Arons & Co ( Harry Arons), grocers 409 Augusta.
Aronson Emil, phys 209 Southwestern Life bldg.
Arrington John J, garage 712 E 10th.
Arrington & Teal Co (capital $10.000). Perry B Arrington pres. real est 503 Southwestern Life bldg.
G ART METAL CONSTRUCTION CO
(Jamestown, N \'), A C Pepple Mngr. Metal Furniture 519 North Texas. Bldg.
ART PUBLICATION SOCIETY (St Louis, Mo), J P Blake I'res, R S Waldron Vice-Pres, Ed S Wesson Sec. K S Waldron Treas, Publrs Musicians Text Books, 1419% Commerce.
Art Wall Paper Mills (capital $25,000),
I Baumgartie pres, Charics Stein
Vice- pres. C E Lindberg treas and
inngr 1104 Jackson.
ARTCRAFT STUDIO, Roy Harper Propr Photographers 102612 Elm.
Aschner Bros Mnfg Co, Leon Aschner HABCOCK J R. See Dallay Chamber of ningr, vinegar innfrs, 113 Camp. Ashton Rosa C Mrs, stenogr 110; Main Askin & Marine Co ( Rochester, N Y').
Commerce Sos Commerce. Rackil Christ, V. confr 31; N Ervay; Badalla Joseph Mrs, grocer 417 S Ervay. Edward Pedregon ningr, clothing 1712 Baer Benjaniu, meats 350? Live Oak.
Baigle George, fruits 663 N Central av. Bailey Archibald P, mnfg jeweler 13141 Main.
Associated Mnfrs Cotton Seed Products (inc), John S Heard pres, W I Yopp
scc and mngr 808's Main. Bailey Charles M, jeweler 1006 Main.
Anderson Zachariah J. real estate 1321 Commerce. ASSOCIATED MERCANTILE CO, J T Bailey Charles S. agency mner Amicable Choice Mngr, Manufacturers Agents Life Insurance Co. 210 Andrews bldg. 781614 Main. Bailey Pearl Mrs, milliner 1:25 Allen.
Associated Press, HI W Blakeslee corres l'ain John O, genl contr 1208 Thevenet. 1305 Flm. Baird John W, real estate 195 Fi. Id.
THE WATSON LAND & LOAN COMPANY
LAND, INVESTMENTS, STOCKS, BONDS, MORTGAGES AND LOANS. PECOS, TEXAS
Dallas
Atkins R A, clothes cleaner 2055 X Ervay.
AAtkinson Donald T, physician 612 Wil- son bldg.
Atkinson Mentzer & Co. George ( Pres- ton iner, school books 313 8 Preston. Atlanta Hotel, J W Jones propr, 2905 Elm.
ATLAS METAL WORKS (INC). L .A Stemmons Pres, Millard Storey Vice- Pres and Genl Mngr. Boude Storey Sec and Treas. Metal Products 2601 Alamo. (See right side lines, adv in classified Sheet Metal Workers and page 302.)
Atwell W'm H. lawyer 50G North Texas bldg.
Auction Furniture Exchange icapital $15,000). D Dreedet pres. I Hockwald sec 1803 Elm.
AI DIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH- WEST, Charles Byers Genl Mngr. Pub- lic Accountants and Auditors 314 North Texas Bldg (See right :op cor- ner cards and ady in Houston !.
AUGIER C A. Propr The New Terminal Hotel Hotel, Hotel Magnolia and Royal 4821 Columbia av. Phone Auto II 1:40. ( See page 278.)
AAunspaugh Art School (Vivian L Auns- baugh), 1703 Main.
AI STEN BROTHERS, Frank E Austin
Mingr, Contractors. Builders. Steel
Bridges, Structural Steel and Road Making Machinery 1:15 Coombs
Austin Elizabeth Mrs. hair dresser 212 Southwestern Life bidg.
AUSTIN FIRE INSURANCE CO (Capital $250,000), George W Jalonick Pres, I Jalonick, J B Adoue, C C Slaughter and Josepli Faust Viec-Pres. A F Pil- let Sec. Gillon cor Abbott av. ( See
left side lines and page 2:30)
Austin Maggie S Mrs, grocer 3934 Main. Austin-Western Road Machinery Co
( Chicago, Il1), S H Wilson ingr. 414 S Lamar.
Austin & Strong ( Roy F Austin, Frank A Strong), real est and loans 160812 Main.
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