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Copyright 1919, by C. WEICHSEL CO., Dallas, Texas C. WEICHSEL COMPANY Retail Department Stationery and Office Supplies Kodaks and Photo Supplies 1611 Main Street, Dallas, Texas J DALLAS, the Metropolis of the Southwest, is little more than half a hundred years old. The results obtained and progress made by this young and cosmopolitan city in that time are truly astounding. The growth from 42,638 people (U. S. Census) in 1900 to 167,000, the most conservative estimate at present, shows what a truly "Magic City" Dallas is, and this without any artificiaj stimulus what- ever. Reliable statistics show that Dallas has been growing at the rate of fifteen families per day for the past two years. Here, "Where Men are Looking Forward," you find a spirit of fellowship and co-operation that is found only where men are Young in Ideas, in a Young City full of "Progress, Prosperity and Promise." ■rVALLAS, the center of THE MAGIC CIRCLE, ■■-^ has within a radius of 100 miles, 38 per cent of all the people in the State of Texas. Ten million acres of land under cultivation, which grows 17^ per cent of the cotton crop of the United States. 1,823,000 people. 17,600 rated business concerns. 686 National and State Banks. 1,198 prosperous cities and towns. 282 miles Interurban railways. T^ALLAS, "The City of the Hour," has Commis- *-^ sion form of government and is the center of oil development in the Southwest. Largest inland cotton market on earth. Home of the largest State Fair in the Union. Largest and most progressive city in Texas. Home of the Elevetth District Federal Reserve Bank. Headquarters U. S. Railroad Administration. 2 First city in the United States in the manufac- ture of Harness, Saddlery and Cotton Gin Ma- chinery. Second in United States in the distribution of Farm Implements and Machinery. Southwestern headquarters for over 350 foreign corporations. Has nine trunk line railroads radiating in sev- enteen different directions, with more than a hundred passenger trains in and out of the Union Station daily. Largest express business per capita in the United States. AGRICULTURE Dallas is the center of the Black Land Belt of Texas, pronounced by agronomists one of the most productive of soils. Land that, fifty years ago, might have been bought for five dollars per acre is now appraised at more than three hundred per acre. In Dallas there are thirty-eight wholesale agri- cultural implement houses doing a business of $36,000,000 in 1918. The present year promises to break all records. MANUFACTURING, JOBBING and DISTRIBUTING Dallas makes 8.6 per cent of all the goods manufactured in Texas. It is the largest manu- facturing center of Harness and Cotton Gin Ma- chinery in the world. The source of power is a simple matter, as fuel is close at hand. The large oil and gas fields of the Southwest are very near and the Oklahoma coal fields are within easy access. Wholesale business increased from forty-six mil- lions to more than three hundred millions in the past fifteen years. Dallas is the Jobbing and Distributing Center of a greater area than all the New England and Middle Atlantic states combined. It is headquar- ters of the southwestern branch of practically every important wholesale house in the United States. Dallas has 570 wholesalers and manufac- turers, 350 of which are of national importance, and includes branches of two of the largest mail order houses in the world. More than 2,500 traveling salesmen make headquarters in Dallas. PUBLIC UTILITIES and POSTAL FACILITIES Dallas has abundant water supply in two reservoirs covering more than 2200 acres. Natural gas is easily obtainable for heating, lighting, cook- ing and manufacturing; and electricity lights the streets and buildings. The city limits surround 23.9 square miles, in which there are more than 350 miles of streets, 158.56 miles of which are paved. 88.89 miles of this is permanent (class A) paving, and 78.87 miles is temporary (class B) paving. Real estate values increased from $46,490,325 in i906 to $146,570,575 in 1918. Dallas has a larger telephone development per capita than any other city in the United States. It is fifth in telegraph business in the United States. The Dallas postal receipts for 1918 were $1,849,146, or 27.8 per cent of the total receipts of the ten principal cities of Texas. Mail service into and out of Dallas is exceptionally good, having sixty-five daily dispatches of mail from and fifty- seven daily receipts of mail at the postoffice. AMUSEMENTS The Dallas theaters stage only the best of pro- ductions, affording a standard of entertainment equal to that in the large cities of the East. This includes the best of Metropolitan Grand Opera, "Big Time" vaudeville and a large number of first run motion pictures. THEATRES Downtown Theatres — Dixie Theatre, 1315 Elm Favorite Theatre, 1511 Main. Feature Theatre, 1521 Main. Gaiety Theatre, 1411-13 Elm. Hippodrome Theatre, 1209 Elm. Jefferson Theater, 1517 Elm. Majestic Theare, Main and St. Paul. Old Mill Theatre, 1525 Elm. Princess Theatre, 1415 Elm. Queen Theatre, IS'Ol Elm. Rex Theatre, 1510 Elm. Strand Theatre, 1310 Elm Suburban Theatres — Blue Bird Theatre, 215 S. Tyler. Colonial Theatre, Colonial and Forest Columbia Theatre, Columbia and Collett Cycle Park Theatre, Second Avenue and Gunter. Ideal Theatre, Peak and Bryan. The Hulsey interests are building a theatre, which will be the fifth largest picture house in the world. It will be finished in May, 1920 Dallas is the largest distributor of moving picture films in the world. BANKING and FINANCES Dallas is the home of the Federal Reserve Bank of the Eleventh District and has five state and five national banks, having deposits, July 1, 1919, amounting to $80,280,172.82. Bank clearings for 1918 were $1,076,092,264, or 39.2 per cent of the total clearings of the banks in the eight principal cities of Texas. There are more than 140 insurance companies who have general agents in Dallas, four of which companies have home offices and own their own buildings. BANKS and TRUST COMPANIES American Exchange Na'tl Bank, 1913-15 Main. Bankers Trust Co., 1021 Main. Central State Bank, 1515 Main. City National Bank, 1201-3 Main. Collier, R. E„ Southland Life Bldg Dallas County State Bank, 703 Main. Dallas Morris Plan Co., The, 107 Field. Dallas Trust and Savings Bank, 1301-3 Main. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, 1101 Commerce Fidelity Trust Co., Praetorian Bldg. National Bank of Commerce, 914 Elm. Oak Cliff State Bank and Trust Co., 702 E. Jefferson. Security National Bank, W. Indemnity Bldg. Tenison National Bank, of Dallas, 1105 Main. Union Trust Co. of Dallas, Linz Bldg. Union Trust Co of Houston, Gt. So. Life Bldg. CLUBS and SOCIETIES Dallas has an abundance of Clubs and Societies of a social, recreational and intellectual character, at which the members meet friends, make friends and keep up with all current topics. American Bible Society, I8ISJ/2 Main. Aviators Club of Texas, 608 Slaughter Bldg, Boy Scouts of America, 108^ Field. Cedar Crest Country Club, Trinity Heights. Chamber of Commerce, and Manufacturers' As- sociation, 1414-22 Commerce. City Club, The, Southland Life Bldg. City Federation of Women's Clubs, 507 S. Harwood. Columbian Club, 1112-16 S. Ervay. Dallas Automobile Club, 208 S. Akard. Dallas Automobile Country Club, office 2002-6 Commerce; club house, five miles out Richardson road. Dallas Bicycle Club, 2115 Main. Dallas Club, 115 S. Poydras. Dallas Country Club, Beverly Drive and Pres- ton Road. Dallas County Registered Nurses' Association, 2624 Ross Avenue. Dallas Humane Society, 701-3 Ross Ave. Dallas Lawn Tennis Club, 201 E. Bishop. Eagles Club, 1817^ Main. Elks Club, 1827 Pocahontas. Kidd Springs Boating and Fishing Club, Cantyj and Cedar Hill. ■• Lakewood Country Club, Rockwall Road. Moose Home, 402J4 S. Ervay. University Club, Oriental Hotel. Unjited Commercial Travelers Club, 1419j^' Commerce. Y. M. C. A., 1910 Commerce. Y. W. C. A., 1515 Commerce. EDUCATIONAL Dallas has seventy-six schools and colleges, both public and private, which are considered among the very best of the Southwest. Not only does the Dallas scholastic population, of more than 33,000,; have the best educational advantages, but they are , surrounded by the wholesome, cosmopolitan influ- ence of Dallas, which is an education within itself. SCHOOLS and COLLEGES Alamo, Nettie and Hickory. Armstrong, Jno. S., Cornell and Byran. Austin, College and Gaston. Baylor Medical College, 720 N. College. Baylor University, Dental Dept, 1420 Hall. Bowie, Seventh and Lancaster. . Brown, Oakland and Palm. Cedar Lawn, S. Ervay and Clarence. Central Oak Cliff School, Tenth and Patton. Colonial Hill, Pennsylvania and Wendelken. Crockett, Victor and Alcalde. Cumberland Hill, Caruth and N. Akard. 7 Dallas County Supt. of Public Schools, County Court House. Dallas Free Kindergarten, 1925 Cedar Springs. Fannin, Ross and Prairie. Deaf and Dumb, 3708 San Jacinto. Draughon's Practical Business College, 1603-5 Commerce. Fair Park, Second Ave. and Peabody. Forest Avenue High School, Forest and Myers. Hardin Military School, Greenville and Belmont. High School, Central Bldg., Bryan and Pearl. Hogg, Madison and Ballard. Holy Trinity School, 4220 Holland Ave. Houston, Dickason and Throckmorton. Lamar, Corinth and Gould. Metropolitan Business College, 1809-11 Com- merce. Milam, McKinney and Walter. Mills, Ewing and Galloway. Moore's Preparatory School, 4322 Bryan. Night School, High School Bldg. Oak Cliff High School, Ninth and Beckley. Oak Grove, Gano and Rowley. Reagan, Ninth and Llewellyn. Reiger Avenue, Reiger and Henderson. Roberts E. Grand and Fitzhugh. Royal Street, S. Akard and Royal. Rusk, Annex and Deere. St. Joseph's Academy, 2712 Swiss. St. Mary's College, Garrett and Ross. San Jacinto, San Jacinto and Washington. Southern Methodist University, Highland Park. Travis, McKinney Ave. and Sneed. University of Dallas, Oak Lawn and Preston. Road. West Dallas School, West Dallas. Winnetka, Fourteenth and Edgefield. $800,000 will be spent for school improvements before the end of 1920. 8 HOSPITALS and SANITARIUMS The Dallas Hospitals and Sanitariums are noted for their up-to-date equipment, good locations and ease with which they may be reached. Baptist Memorial Sanitarium, Junius and College. Baptist Sanitarium Nurses' Home, 3415 Junius. City of Dallas Emergency Hospital, 1619 Com- merce. City Hospital, Maple Ave. Road, 1^ miles be- yond city limits. Clifif Sanitarium, 609 E. Eighth. Dallas Baby Camp, Maple and Oak Lawn Aves, Dallas County Detention Home, 5704 Lindell Ave. Dallas Dog and Cat Hospital, 1611 N. Haskell. Fair Park Sanitarium, 841-3 First Ave. Hughes Circle Sanitarium, 1513 Hughes Circle. Keeley Institute, 3405 Forest Ave. Parkland Hospital, Maple and Oak Lawn Ave. St. Paul's Sanitarium, 3121 Bryan. Taylor's Sanitarium, 1218 N. Bishop. Timberlawn Sanitarium, East Pike. Union Hospital, Maple Avenue Road, three miles beyond city limits. Westminster Sanitarium, 602^ S. Ervay. ' HOTELS The many first-class Hotels of Dallas furnish service at a satisfactory range of prices for all, and are equipped to serve thousands of visitors at cine time, as shown by the many big conventions lliat are accommodated here. Adolphus, The, Commerce and Akard. Cadillac Hotel, 310-14 S. Ervay. Campbell House, 2004 Elm. Drexel Hotel, 324 N. Ervay. EI Dorado Hotel, 309y2 N. Akard. (ialloupe Hotel, 2009 Main. 9 Ganzer Hotel, 3205-9 Main. Holland Hotel, 324 N. Ervay. Hotel Main, 613 Main. Hotel Arthur, 409-17 N. Harwood. Jefferson Hotel, 312-14 S. Houston. Park Hotel, S. Ervay, at City Park. Oriental Hotel, Commerce and Akard. St. Francis Hotel, 1909^ Main. St. George Hotel, 1012 Main. St. James Hotel, 213^ N. Lamar. . State Hotel, 14095^ Commerce. Texan Hotel, 212 S. Houston. Touraine Hotel, 11095^ Elm. Waldorf Hotel, 1302 Commerce. Walker Hotel, 615^ S. Akard. Southland Hotel, 1200-4 Main. LIBRARIES Dallas has a large Carnegie Public Library, with branches in the residential districts and sta- tions in many of the various large stores and office buildings. Dallas Public Library, 1926 Commerce. j Oak Cliff Branch Dallas Public Library, Mar- 'salis and Jefferson. Worley Directory Library, 519 N. Texas Bldg. I OFFICE and PUBLIC BUILDINGS I The sky line of Dallas is well filled with large Office Buildings and still more are contemplated in the near future to accommodate the ever increas- ing demand for office space, which is always at a premium. Andrews BIdg., 1410-14 Main. Great Southern Life Building, 1501-9 Main. Citizens Bank Bldg., 1001-3 Main. Columbia Bldg., 1419j^ Commerce. County Court House, Main and Houston. 10 Cotton Exchange Bldg., 401-5 S. Akard. Dallas County Jail and Criminal Courts Bldg., SOl-7 Main., Federal Bldg., Postoffice, Commerce and Ervay. First State Bank Bldg., 1305-7 Main. Gaines Bldg., 1005>4-75^ Main. Gaston Bldg., 901-5 Commerce. Huey & Philp Bldg., Elm and Griffin. Hughes Bldg., 1701-3 Main. Insurance Bldg., 207 Browder. Interurban Bldg., Jackson and Browder. Deere Bldg., 1528-30 Main. Katy Bldg, 701-5 Commerce. Linz Bldg., Main and Martin. Masonic Temple, 2028-32 Main. Municipal Bldg., 2001-7 Commerce. North Texas Bldg., 905-11 Main. Praetorian Bldg., 1601-3 Main. Public Library, 1926 Commerce. Pythian Temple (C), 2547 Elm. Sam Houston Life Bldg., 1521-23 Commerce. Scollard Bldg., 1313-15 Main. Slaughter Bldg., 1015-21 Main. Southland Life Bldg., 1414-22 Commerce. Southwestern Life Bldg., 1500-6 Main. Sumpter Bldg., 1604-6 Main. Terminal Bldg., 808-14 Commerce. Trust Bldg., 801-7 Main. Western Indemnity Bldg., (Commonwealth), 1000-2 Main. Wilson Bldg., Main and Ervay. PUBLIC PARKS The Public Parks in the city of Dallas are more than twenty in number, are distrubuted in all parts of the city and cover more than four hundred acres of ground. All of this, except eighteen and one-half acres, has been acquired 11 and improved by the city since the creation of ithe Park Board, in 1905. New improvements and additions are being made continually. White Rock Reservoir, twenty- five hundred acres, and Bachman's Dam, six hun- dred acres, are owned by the city and are being improved for future park sites. The municipal nursery at White Rock furnishes Trees and Shrubs for Dallas' Park and Boulevard system. Buckner Park, 500 N. Carroll Ave. City Park, 1200 S. Ervay. Cliff Park, 500 E. Bishop. Colonial Park, Pennsylvania and Wendelken. Exall Park, 3100 Bryan St. Fair Park, 800-1700 Exposition Ave. Forest Park, (Zoo), 400 S. Marsalis. Garrett Park, 5100 Bryan St. Gaston Park, 800 First Ave. Library Plaza, 200 S. Marsalis. Negro Park, East Hall St. and Central Ave. Negro Park, West, Cliff and Comal. Oak Lawn Park, 3300 Dewey Ave. Reveshon Park, 3300 Maple Ave. Summit Play Park, 2600 N. Akard. Trinity Play Park, 2100 S. Lamar. Turtle Creek Parkway, Along Turtle Creek. Union Station Park, Opposite Union Station. RELIGIOUS Dallas has 163 Churches and numerous denom- inations and sects, among which there exists the closest feeling of fellowship and good will for one another. CHURCHES BAPTIST— Calvary, S. Windomere and Twelfth. Central, Tenth and Beckley. i2 Cole Avenue Church, 4300 Cole Ave. East Dallas, S. Fitzhugh and Terry. Ervay Street, 1705 Corinth. First, 608 N. Ervay. First of Oak Cliflf, 214 N. Ewing. First German, N. Carroll and Sycamore. Forest Avenue, Peabody and Oakland. Gaston Avenue, Gaston and Haskell. Haskell Avenue, N. Haskell and Lafayette. Hickory Street, 1901 Merlin. McKinney Avenue, 2611 McKinney Ave. Oak Lawn Chapel, 3211 Knight. Primitive, 909 Sabine. Ross Avenue, 5201 Ross Ave. Second Avenue, 2110 Second Ave. Trinity, E. Grand and Fairview. CATHOLIC— Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Ross and Pearl. Church of Our Lady Gaudalupe, 2102 Griffin. Holy Trinity, Oak Lawn and Gilbert. St. Edward's, Elm and Hill. St. Joseph's, German, 2716 Swiss. St. Patrick's Deanery, 1326 S. Harwood. CHRISTIAN— Central, Patterson and Hasten. Church of Christ, 104 S. Peak. East Dallas, Peak and Junius. * First, 2201 Bryan. Garrett Avenue, 1716 Garrett Ave. North Dallas, 3305 McKinney Ave. Oak Cliff, Tenth and Crawford. Rosemont, 918 Center. Ross Avenue, 3500 Ross. Ross Avenue Heights, Ross and Delmar. South Dallas, 2001 Grand Ave. Third Avenue, Third and Pennsylvania. 13 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE— First Church of Christ of Dallas, 900 Browder. CONGREGATIONAL— Central, 2201 Commerce. First, 438 N. Harwood. Junius Heights Church, 5429 Reiger Ave. Pilgrim, 1022 Corinth. Winnetka, 1424 W. Twelfth. 1 EPISCOPAL— All Saints, 4301 Ross Ave. Christ, 128 N. Marsalis. Church of the Incarnation, 1918-20 McKinney. St. Matthew's Cathedral, S. Ervay and Canton. I EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN— St. Paul's German, 600 Texas. Swedish Emanuel Lutheran, 120 S. Hill. Trinity English Lutheran, 3008 Meadow Ave. Zion German Evangelical Lutheran, 2617 Swiss. GREEK ORTHODOX— . Holy Trinity, Riggs and Sanger Ave. HEBREW— Congregational Shaareth Israel, 2114 Jackson. ,. Congregation Tefereth Israel, 2317 Highland. S First Roumanian, 221 Ij^ Alamo. f Temple Emanu-El, 1900 S. Boulevard. METHODIST EPISCOPAL— First, 1200 Ross Ave. German, 1600 Washington Ave. Mallalieu, N. Haskell. METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SOUTH— Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn and Montreal. E Cole Avenue South, 4501 Cole Ave. i Ervay Street South, 2900 S. Ervay. ft First South, Pearl and McKinney Ave. Forest Avenue, Fourth and Forest Ave. Free Methodist, 2701 McKinnon. 14 Grace South, N. Haskell and Junius. Highland Park, Bishop and Mocking Bird Lane. Hunger Place South, Bryan and Hunger Blvd. Oak Cliff, E. Jefferson and Marsalis. Oak Lawn South, Oak Lawn and Cedar Springs. St. John'^ S. Beacon and East Side. Tyler Street, S. Tyler and Sunset. NON-DENOMINATIONAL— Beracah Hission, 2412 Elm. Bethel Mission, 901 Alexander. Business Hen's Christian League Mission 908 Main. Dallas Ave. Church of Christ, 3601 Workman. First Church of the Nazarine, 125 S. Lancaster. First Dallas Recognized Church of Jesus Christ, 1901 Third Ave. Gospel Tabernacle, 3312 Grand Ave. Salvation Army, Hall 1414 Commerce. PRESBYTERIAN— Bethany, 2501 HcKinnon. Central, Bullington and Patterson. Colonial Hill, 800 Forset Ave. East Dallas, 4420 Swiss Ave. English Hexican, 2925 Hain. Exposition Park, Parry and Fourth Ave. First Cumberland, 401 N. Washington Ave. First, S. Harwood and Wood. Hexican Hission, 1204 HcKinney Ave. Oak Cliff, E. Ninth and Patton. Oak Cliff Mission, Ballard and Madison. Second, 2900 Live Oak. Trinity, E. Tenth and Cumberland. Westminster, 2700 Fairmount. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS— Gano Street, 1407 Gano. UNITARIAN— First, St. Louis and Ervay. 15 MISCELLANEOUS American Express Co., 1203 Elm. Baseball Parks— Gardner Park, 900 N. Jefferson; Various Public Parks. Cascade Plunge, Harwood and Hickory. County Court House, Main and Houston. City Hall, 2001-7 Commerce. Dallas County Women's Free Rest Room, Jef- ferson and Commerce. Kidd Springs, 800 N. Van Buren. Lake Cliffff Pavilion, Bishop and Zang's. Library, 1928 Commerce. Love Field, on Rollins Road. Postal Telegraph, 1011 Main. Union Depot, 400 S. Houston. Wells Fargo Express Co., 1700 Live Oak. Western Union, 801-3 Main. White Rock Reservoir., five miles out on Gar- land-Rowlett Road. Y. M. C. A., 1910 Commerce. Y. W. C. A„ 1515 Commerce. Zoological Gardens, Forest Park. "Dallas, from its three-quarter million dollar concrete viaduct, presents the most imposing sky line of any city save New York." — Collier's Weekly. 16 PUBLIC ROADS INTO and OUT OF DALLAS Beckley Rd. 1-Y Trinity Hts. and So. Ceppell Rd. 1-N Cement, Gates, Eagle Ford, Irving, Sowers and Cop- pell. DuncanviJle Rd. 1-Y Duncanville and Cedar Hill. East Pike, So. Route, __19-K Pleasant Mound and Mes- quite. East Pike 19-K To Mesquite. Ft. Worth Pike 1-T Grand Prairie, Arlington and Ft. Worth Garland-Rowlett Rd 19-J Garland and Rowlett. Lancaster Rd. , 10-Z Lisbon, Landcaster and Mid- lothia. Maple Ave. Rd. 3-E Letot and Carrolton. Miller's Ferry 19-Z Hutchins, Wilmar and Fer- ris. Preston Rd. ^10-A Alph and Preston. Richardson Pike 15-A Vickery, Richardson, Piano, Sherman and Denison. Rollins. Rd. 6-E To Rollins. Seagoville Rd. 19-Q Pleasant Grove and Seago- ville. STREET INDEX of DALLAS and SUBURBS To find street follow straight down from number given and across from letter given on edge of map. Intersection will be position of street name. A ■_ 9-V Aron 16-Q Abbot 12-E Adair ^ 13-K Adair ave. 10-X Adams ave ^13-E Adams N. . 6-U Adams S. 6-U Addie 6-R Addison • 8-R Adele .____ 3-U Adolph 12-K Air Line Rd. 13-D Akard N. 10-L Akard S. ll-O Alabama ■., 7-Z Alamo 9-L Alcalde IS-K Alexander ave. 12-Q Alice 10-K Alice Circle 11-F Allen 111 Allen (c) , 4-L Alline (c) 6-P Alma vl2-G Alta IS-H Alton 17-J Anderson 17-T Ann (c) 2-N Anna (c) 6-P Ann ave. 16-L Annex 14-1 Anthony 10-T Apple 14-K Aqueduct ave. 17-G Arlington lO-O Armstrong ave. 10-F Arnold 11-P Artimessia 16-S Ash (c) S-P A&hbury 12-B Ashby 13-1 Ash Lane IS-N Ash Lane 17-K Ashland 9-M Atkins Blvd. 12-C Atlanta 15-P Auburndale 12-D Augusta 17-J Austin w-lO-N Avant 16-R Ave. Drive 6-R R 8-U Baldwin 19-N Pallard ave. 6-Q Bank l-L Pannock 16-S Ferry ave. 17-K Baylor Drive 14-M Beacon 17-1 17 STREET INDEX— (Continued) Beatrice 7-0 Beaumont 12-P Beckley ave. 7-T Deckley ave. N. 7-P Beckley ave. S 7-Z Bedford ave. 5-N Beeman , 19-1, Belleview -ll-P Bellmont ave. 16-Q Belvidere Blvd. 9-U Bennett 14-T Benson IS-M Berkley 10-W Betterton 8-W Belterton Circle X, 9-T Betterton Circle S. 9-U Beverly 9-U Beverly Drive 10-D Binkley 12-B Birch 16-L l.ird i4-K Lirmingham av_. — 15-Q Bisliop ave. N. 6-T Bishop ave W. 7-R Blackburn ave. 11-H Blake 9-1 Blakeney 12-0 Bluff (c) 5-P Bogel 12-L Bois'd Arc (c) 1-P Boll 11-K Bon View 13-H Bonnie View 11-T Bonita ave 14-G Book 5-N Booker 16-Q Bookhout 9-K Boop 14-L Border ave. 7-U Bosley ave. 12-T Bourbon 13-N Bowell •_ 14-H Bowen lO-I Bowser ll-I Brady 17-0 Branch ll-O Brazos 9-Q Brentwood ave. 11-B Brighton ave. 2-V Bristow 13-E Britton ave. 9-Z Broadway 9-N Brooklyn ave. E. 4-V Brooklyn ave. W. 2-V Brooks S-V Brooks (c) 2-M Brookside 9-W Broom _9-Iy Browder , ll-O Brown : 8-H Browning ave. 10- J Bruck ave ^_10-X Bryan 11-L, Bryan Pkwy 16-1 Buckeye 1 9-1 Buell Lane 12-I< Buena Vista 12-T Burford 11-L, Burke . 9-Iv Burke Lane 17-M Burlew 14-J Burlington ave. 2-V Burnett ave. 12-Q Burr Oak 6-Q Burton ave. i 3-R Bushel 11-N Bute 17-M Butler ave. 17-1 Byron ave. 12-E C 8-V Cabell 12-N Caddo 13-J Caddillac 13-D Cadiz ll-O Cladwell 17-L California 13-1 Calvin ave. 17-P Cameron ave. ■ 19-1 Camp 10-M Campbell 11-J Canal ll-P Canal ave 19-0 Cantegral 12-L Canty 5-S Canton ll-O Carl 17-a C&risle 10-J C&risle Place lO-I Caroline . 9-L Carpenter ave 18-Q Carrol ave. 14-J Carter 9-M Caruth 9-M Cascade (o. c.) 7-0 Casey 15-S Calvin 18-0 Caviness 18-Q Cedar (c) 1-Q Cedar ave. 17-T Cedar Hill ave. S-R Cedar Lane 11-J Cedar Springs 8-G Cedar Springs 10-K Central ave. 12-U Central ave. N. 13-N Central ave. S. 17-U Central (c) 3-0 Center (oc) 4-U Centre 16-K Chestnut 14-N Chalmers 1-U 18 STREET INDEX— (Continued) Christler 19-1 • Church 9-S Crisco 16-K Clarence ■ 15-0 Clark 11 -J Claude 9-U Cleburne 14-A Cleveland 14-Q Cliff ave. 9-S Clifton ave. 4-U Coats ave. 14-N Cobb 13-L Cochran 11-K Cockrell ave. ^ 11-P Cohron 10-V Coke 9-1 Colby 12-J Cole ave. 10-J Coleman ave. 14-R College '-IS-Iy College (c) 4-M Collett ave. 16-J Collins ave. ^10-M Colonial ave. 14-G Colonial Place 15-S Colorado 9-R Colson 16-Iy Columbia ave. 16-K Comal 8-R Commerce 11-N Concho (O.c) 6-S Concho 18-C, Congress ave 8-H Convent 13-K Coombs 13-P Cooper --ll-E Cooper 14-P Copeland ave. 19-P Cora 12-M Corinth 14-0 Cornell ave. 12-D Corsicana ll-O Cottage L,ane 11-L, Cottonwood _-. 9-L Craig 17-K CranfiU 14-0 Crawford 7-R Crawford (c) 2-N Creek 9-J Crescent ave. ll-F Crescent Drive ^_10-C Cristler ave. 19-1 Crockett i 11-Iv Cross 18-0 Cross (c) 4-N Crowdus _- . • 13-M Crutcher 16-K Cullen ave. — 14-G Culver , 19-L Cumberland ave. 7-U Currie 12-T D g-V Dale 9-S Dallas 17-0 Dallas (c) , 3-Q Daniels ave. 12-A I>artmouth ave. :-._12-D Davidson 18-0 Davis . 16-K Davis (o.c) 4-T » Dawson 1 14-N I Deere 13-1 I Delaware .3-V u Delia (c) , 6-F I Delmar 16-G * Denton ; 18-M Denver 8-T DeSoto 10-N Dewey ave. lO-I Dexter 12-0 Dey 18-M Diamond 16-R Dickason . 9-H Dickens 12-B Dildock 16-Q Division (c) 6-P Dixon 14-L Dodd 9-R Douglass 12-P Douglass ave. 9-G Dove 12-M Drexel Drive 11-E Denbar 17-P Dumas 16-1 Dublin 14-A I>uncan 13-M Dundee ^_11-L Dupre 18-M Durett 19-M Dyson 17-U Eads( 9-S Eagan ^^ _9-T Eakins 13-0 Earl . 14-0 Earle ,__18-0 • Earle (c) 4-P | East Pike 19-K ' East Side ave. 16-K Edgar 14-S : Edgefield ave. 3-T ! Edgewood 15-P Edmonson 7-F Edwards 18-Q Eighteenth ■ 8-V Eight E. ■ 7-T Eight W. 4-T Eight (c) 1-Q Eleventh 9-T Eleventh (c) 1-Q Elihu ave. __1 16-N Elizabeth 11-G 19 STREET INDEX— (Continued) FJk Drive 13-1 Elliot 16-H Ellis 11-K Ellis 17-R Elm 10-M Elm (c) 5-0 Elmore ave. 8-Z Elsbeth 7-S Emerson ; 9-A Emma 10-M Emry 17-T Englewood i-7-Q English 12-J Ervay N. . 13-Q Ervay S. 11-N Erwin ave. 17-S Eton ave. _.. 11-E Euclid 15-H Euclid ave. 11-E Eugene , 16-R Engenia — : 4-S Evergreen 12-N Ewing ave. N. 9-T Ewing ave. S. 9-W Exline 17-R Exposition ave. . 15-M Fair 18-N Fairfield ave. 11-E Fairmount 9-1 Fairview 18-K Fakes , 13-H Federal 11-M Ferris 14-0 Field 10-N Fifteenth 8-V Fifth , 8-S Fifth (c) 2-P First ave. 16-N Fisher (c) 3-0 First (c) 3-P Fitzhugh ^15-J Fleming , 9-S Fletcher 16-M Flora 11-L Florence 12-1, F'lorence 16-G Florida ave. , 8-Y Floride 13-K Flovd ave. 15-H Floyd 13-L Flynn , 9-K Foreman 19-N Forest ave. 15-P Forney ave. ■ 18-M Ft. Worth (c) l-O Foster 7-U Fouraker 5-S Fourteenth 8-U Fourth ave. 16-0 Fourth (c) ^2-P Francis 17-K Frank 12-F' Frank ave. i :.18-P Franklin 14-H Franklin 1-U Frederica 14-H Frecrick 6-N Freeman l\-J-i Freshman (c) 2-M BVisco ave. 8-V F'ront 9-U Fullerton Drive 9-J Fulton 17-1 Fuqua 12-J Fuqua (c) 2-N Gaisford 18-N Galloway 9-V Gano 12-P Garland ave. 17-K Garrett ave. 14-H Gaston ave. 14-L George 14-P Gaston Road . 10-X Georgia ave. S-X Gertrude 13-E Gertrude 19-0 Gibbs ave. 10-X Gibson 13-N Gilbert 9-F Gillespie 9-1 Gilliam 9-V Gillon ave. 11-E Gillum L 9-W Gladstone Drive 2-U Gleason 17-Iv Glenn 10-W Glendale 17-H Goble (c) 3-0 Goggin ave. 8-V Golf '- 11-C Goliad ave. 16-G Good 12-L Goodwin ave. 14-F Gordon 13-K Gorman 17-F Gould • 12-P Graham 18-J Grand ave. i 14-P Grand ave. 18-1, Grandview 14-D Grandview 13-J Grant __: 9-U Gray ave. I'^'Q Green 4-S Gieenville ave. IS-H Greenwood 9-W Greer 17-R 20 STREET INDEX— (Continued) Griffin ' 10-M Grigsby ave. 15-J Grove (c) S-Q Grover 6-R Guillot 11-L Gunter ave. 16-N Gurley ave. 18-L, Hackberry 8-F Hackberry 17-M Hagg ave. 11-K Haines ave. 6-S Hall ll-I Hallsville 11-K Hamilton 18-0 Hamilton 17-T Hampton 4-X Hampton Rd. 1-V Hargreave 12-T Harmon ; 17-P Harrison 14-P Harrison (c) 6-P Harry 14-1 Hartford 8-H Harvard 12-E Harwood, N. 11-L, Harwood, S. 12-N Haskell ave. 14-K Hatcher 19-Q Hawkins 12-M Hawthorne ave. 9-l! Haynie 11-A Hays 12-J Helen 19-N Henderson ave., N. 16-T Henderson ave., N. 13-J Henderson ave., S. 17-J Hendricks 9-V Henning 12-Q Henry 13-M Herschell 9-G Hester 18-P Ribernia 10-K Tiickman l.^-S Hickory 14-0 Hickory (c) SO Highland __■_ 10-h Highland Drive 10-S Hill ave., N. 14-L Hillcrest ave. 12-D Ifillcrest ave. 17-T Hobson 8-Z Holland 9-G Holly ave. 14 J Hollywood ave. 2-V Holmes 14-Q Hood 9-J Hooper 4-W Hooper IT-T Hopkins 8 W Hord 10-M Horton ll-O Horton (c) 2-M Hoskins 16-G Houston 9-N Howell 10-J Hubert 16-U Hudson 15-H Hughes 12-C Hughes __■ 12-U Hughes Circle 12-U Hugo ^ ^11-J Hunnicut . : 16-Iy Hunt 9-K Hursey 12- A Hurst 3-W Hutchins H-S Hygeia lO-I Hygeia 10-j Ida ave. (c) 4-P Idaho ave. 9-V Illinois ave. 7-V Indiana 13-M Iowa ave. 1 8-X Irving ave. ■ 10-G Irion (c) 2-M Ivan 9-K Jack 9-J Jackson UN Jamaica 8-0 Jefferson ave. 9-N Tefferson ave., W. ' 6-'J Jefferson (c) S-Q Jeffries 15-0 Jester 7-Q Johnson ave. (T.H.) 9-V Johnson ave. 17-S Josephine IS-K Juliette ll-K Julius 17-0 Junius 15-K K (Kelly) 14-0 Kate 17-r Keating ave. 12-G Kelly 13-P Kendall 10-N Kentucky 15M Kerr ^ 15-L Key 12-C Kimble IS-Q King : 13-P King's Highway 4-S Kinmore l^-L, Kirby 13-H Knight 8-H Knox 13-P Kynard 16 Q 21 STREET INDEX— (Continued) Laclede 10-J Lacy 10-N Lafayette 12-J Lagow 18-N Lake ave. 9-K Lake Clif Drive 8-S Lakeview Drive 8-X Lakeside Drive 10-F Lakewood ave. • 17-G Lamar, N. 10-M Lamar, S. lO-O Lamar (c) 7-0 Lambert IS-L Lamesa , 12-Q Lancaster Rd. 3 0-Z Lancaster ave., N. 8P Lancaster ave., S. 8-T Lane 10-N I,aneri 14-F Laneri 13-N Latimer (O. C.) 9-V I,aurel 14-G Laurel -., 19-1 Laurel ave. 14-G Lawhon : 18-0 Lawrence 13-G Lawrence 13-N Lawrence ave. 13-Ii Laws 9-L Leakq . 7-V Lear 13-P Lee (O.C.) 9-T Lee 12 G Leith 9-T Leiand 17-S Lemmon ave. 11 -J I Marilla 11-N Marion ll-O Market 10-N Marlborough ave. 2-U Marlin , 14-N Marsalis ave., N. 8-T Marsalis ave., S. — 8-W Marshall 19-P Marshall ave. 13-P Martin 10-N Martin (c) 3-N Martinique 19-T Mary __- 17-K Mary 16-H Maryland ave. 8-V Masonic lO-O Masten : 10 L Matilda IS-H Mayben . ll-O May 6-0 Mayo 12-.T Mays ave. 14-M McClellan 4-W McCoy 12-K McDermott ave. 17-Q McDonald ave. IS-S McKee 12-P McKell 14-J McKinney ave. 12-P McKinnon 9-K McKinzie 17-M Meadow 16-H Meadow ave. 16-0 Means 12-B Medill •_ 16-0 Melba 4-T Melrose ave. IS-G Merlin 15-0 Metropolitan 180 Meyers 16-0 22 STREET INDEX— (Continued) Michigan ave. 8-V Midland '. 3-X Mildred 6-N Miles 7-E Millen (O.C.) 10-S Miller (c) 2-0 Miller ave. ■_ 14-F Milton 16-0 Miramer 10-D Miranda 12-M Missouri ave. 7-V Mockingbird L,ane 10-C Monarch 14-H Monroe 11-Q Montclair ave. 3-T Montana ave. . 8-V Montezuma 12-N Montgomery 12-Q Monticello 14-A Montreal ave. 2-V Monument 13-M Moody [ 2-L Moore IS-Q Moreland IS-J Moser ave. IS-N Mount Auburn 18-J Moulon , 12-C Mount Vernon 11-C Munger ave. 12-J Munger Blvd. 16-1 Murphy 10-N Murray 14-M Myrtle ave. IS-P Nathan (c) 4-N Neches _^ ( 6-R Neely 6-B Neider (c) 2-N Nellie 17-P Nettie 14-N New 12-J Newman ave. 11-H Newton ave. 10-G Nick (c) 2-M Nineteenth 8-W Ninth, E. 7-T Ninth, W. 4-T Ninth (c) l-() Noah ^_ lO-T Noble 11-1 Normandy ll-C North 10-T Nueces 6-R Nussbaunier 13-I< Oak 13-1, Oak CHff Blvd. =. 2-V Oak Cliff Drive __• 8-S Oakenwald 7-R Oak Grove ave. ll-I Oak Lane ^ 5-N Oak Lane 16-N Oak Lawn ave. 10-H Octavia 16-R Ohio ave. 7-Y Oleander ,19-L Olin Welborn -___ 9-L Olive 11-L Oliver (T.H. 8-W Oliver 12-F O'Neal (c) 2-0 Opera 8-U Oram ■ 16-H Orange 10-M Oregon ave. 9-Z Oregon ave. 7-P Orient , 17-J Oriole 15-D Orleans 14-N Osborne — ; 17-0 Overton ave. . 16-N Oxford ave. 11-D Pacific ave. 10-M Page ave., %. 7-U Page ave., W. 5-U Palm IS-P Palo Pinto ave.__ 16-F Panola 18-L Paris 13-N Park ave. 13-0 Park Row 14-P Parker 13-P Parkview ave. 18-J Parnell 13-Q Parry ave. 17-L Patrick (c) 4-N Patterson ave. 10-M Patton ave. 8-T Pauline 141, Paulus 18-H Pavillion 12-K Payne 9-K Peabody ave. 1 r Q Peach 13-J Peak ave. 14-K Pear 16-S Pearl, N. ._■ 11-L Pearl, S. : 12-N Pearl (c) 4-0 Pecan (O.C.) 9-T Pecan ll-O Pecan (c) S-O Pecos 13-K Pembroke ave. 6-U Penelope 18-0 Pennsylvania ave. 14-R Pennsylvania ave. 17-N Perkins 17-F Peyton 16-R Phelps 10-L Philip ave. 17-L 23 STREET INDEX— (Continued) Pierce 13-N Pierce ' ; — "i-X Pillman 6-0 Pine 16-S Pine (c) 4-0 Pipe . 9-1. Pittman ir-'"* Plaza 10-1 Plowman ave. 7-Q Pocahoiitas — 12-() Poe 12-1 Poe, (c) 4-0 Polk 4-T Pondrom 15-Q Poplar 16-S Potomac 11-C Powhattan 11-P Poydras ; 10-N Prairie ave. 14-1 Prairie View ave. 16-F Prather 11-N Prescott ave. 8-G Preston 12-M Preston Road 10-E Price ave. , 16-F Princeton ave. 12-D Prospect ave. 16-G Prospect 3-X Pryor^ ^^ 13-M Queen 13-P Quick 10-H Quillan ave. 9-W Race 14-M Rainey 17-M Ramsey • 13-A Ramsey , 7-Z Randall 9-K Raspberry 13-P Rawlins 8-Q Raymond . 9 R Reagan 8-1 Reed l-.T Reedy 9-A Reeves 16-G Reiger ave. 16-K Rice 16-M Richard ave. 14-F Richardson 13-P Richardson ave. 9-X Richardson Rd. 15-B Richmond ave. 16-G Ridge 9-U Ridgeway ave. 17! Riggs 13-P Ripley 13-J Ritter (c) __■ 4-N River 9-M Roberts ll-« Roberts ave. 17-P Roby 17-P Rockwood . 7-V Poe 11-P Romine — IS-R Roosevelt 3-S Rose 16-M Rosedale 13-A Roseland ave. 12-J Rosemont 3-U Rosewood ; 9-K Ross ave. 11-L Routh .lOj Rowan ave. 18-M Rowena IS-H Rowley 13-0 Royal 11-N Runnels , 12-N Ruskin 10-G Russell 18-H Rust (c) S-Q Ruxton ave. 3-V Sabine 8-R St. George- 14-P St. John's Drive 11-E St. Joseph 14-K St. Louis 12-0 St. Mary ave. 16-K St. Paul 11-M Sabine 8-R Sale lO-I Sand 11-L Sanderson 12-T Saner 8-Z Sanger ave. 13-0 San Jacinto 11 -J Santa Fe (O.C.) 9-U Santa Fe ave. 12-R Schley , 7-E Scollard Court 10-N Scott 17-T Scurry 14-T Sealy 15-P Sears —. 15-H Second ave. 16-N Second (c) 3-P Section 13-N Sedgwick 4-X Seegar ; 12-P Seevers ave. 7-Z Seventeenth , 8-V Seventh, E. 8-S Seventh, W. 4-T Seventh (c) 2-Q Shelby ave. 8-T Sexton , 9-A Shenandoah 11-C Sherman 13-N Shields 18-T Short ; 10-N Simpson 14-L 24 STREET INDEX— (Continued) Simpson (c) 2-N Sinex ave. . 17-G Sixteenth 8-V Sixth, E. 8-S Sixth, w. : 6-s Sixth (c) 2-Q Slaughter 18-T Smith 13-E Smith 15-M Sneed 10- J Sneed (O.C.) 10-T South 9-U South Blvd IS-P Southland ave. 17-S Spence i 15-R Spencer 17-R Spring 9-J Spring : 10-T Spring ave. 19-P Strange ave. 8-G Starks 17-T Starr 8-S State ., 10-K Steinman ave. 8-T Stella — -_ 18-N Stella (T:H.) 10-X Stella (c) . 6-0 Stemmons ave. 7-0 Stone 11 -M Stoneman 16-S Stonewall 17-M Storey, N. 7-\J Storey, S. 8-\'' Stratford ave. ll-]> Stratford (c) 4-P Suffolk 7-V Strickland 9-V Summer 9-1/ Summit ave. IS-H Summit Blvd. 8-Y Sunset ■: 4-U Swiss ave. 14-K Swon 9-K Sycamore 14- J Sycamore (c) 1-Q Sylvan 13-F Sylvester : — 9-J Taft 3-S Taylor 13-M Taylor 4-X Telia 18-P Tenth, E. — ' 7-T Tenth, W. : 4-T Tenth (c) 1-Q Terrace Drive 14-P Terry 17-K Terry (c) 3-0 Texas 12-L Thackeray __• 13-B Third ave. > 17-0 Third (c) 2-P Thirteenth . S-T] Thomas ave. 11 -X Thompson ll-j^ Throckmorton 5-II Tilden 7-Q Travis __. lO-C Travis ave. ll-U Tremont . 1/-I Trezevant J 6-N Trinidad II-K Trinity 11-N Trinity (o. c.) 7-P Trunk ave. 14-N Tucker 16 K Turner ave. 4-S Turney ave. 9-K Turtle Creek Blvd lO-II Tuttle ave. 12-F Twelfth, E. 7-U Twelfth, W. ■ S-W Twentieth 8-W Twenty-First 8-W Twin Oak ave 9-W Tyler 4-U Union Alley 12-M University Blvd. : 9-B Upshaw - 18-M Valley 9-U Van Buren 5-T Velasco ave. ^ 16-F Vermont 8-X Vernon, N. S-T Vernon, S. S-T Vickery Blvd. '. 14-F Victor 17-.T Villars 13-K Vine 10 J Virginia 14-J Virginia ave. 8-V Wabash ■ 17-J Waco 9-V Wade 11-L Walker 12-C Walker (c) 3-N Wall 12-P Walmsley (c) 4-P Walter 12-G Walton 14-M Ward 12-C Ware 18-L Warren 15-Q Washington 14-K Watkins 12-K Watt 12-J Waters ave. 17-L Waverly 16-Q Waverly 18-J 25 STREET INDEX— (Continued) Waverly Drive 3-V Webb 13-E Welch 18-T Welbom 9-H Weldon - 12-1 Wells 18-U Wendelken IS-Q Wentworth 2-U Wesley 9-L Wesley ave. 13-E West ave. 17-M Wheeler 7-E White - 13-M White (c) 4-P Whittaker 14-P Whittaker 9-W Wichita 10-Iy Wilder — , 17-Q Willard 15-A Williams 13-M Williams (c) 40 William Tell 13-Iv Willis ave. 14-lt Willomet ave. 4-T Willow 15-M Wilson 12-C Wilson __: 16-R Wilson ave. 16-0 VVindomere ave. .^-T Winnetka ave. 4-U Winston 5-S Winston ave. 10-V Winters 2-W Wise 18-N Withers '. 17-G Wolf 9-J Wood : 11-N Wood 3-X Woodin Blvd. _-■, 8-Y Woodland ave. 14-1 Woodland 3-X Woodlawn ave. 6-S Woodrow . 10-T Woodside ave. 11-J Worcola 15-F Word 13 -K Workman 17-0 Worth 17-1 Worthington 11-K Wright (c) S-O Wycliff 9-G Yarmouth 7-V Veargan 10-K Young 11-N Zang's Blvd., N 8-Q Zangs Blvd., S. 7-T 26 CARS TO TAKE To— BELMONT ADDITION "Bryan" car and transfer to "Belmont." FAIR PARK "Second Ave" or "South Belt." HIGHLAND PARK West— "Highland Pk" (Country Club). East— "Highland Pk" (S. M. U.). JUNIUS HEIGHTS "Junius Hs" car. MOUNT AUBURN "Junuis Hts" and transfer to "Mt. Auburn." MOUNT VERNON "Highland Pk" car. MUNGER PLACE "Bryan" or "Munger." OAK CLIFF (North Part) "Tyler" car. OAK CLIFF (South Part) "Boundary" or "Sunset" car. OAK CLIFF ANNEX "Tyler" car. OAK LAWN "Harwood O'Lawn" car. PARK VIEW "Junius Hts" and transfer to "Park View." ROSEMONT CREST "Boundary" or "Sunset" SOUTH DALLAS "Ervay," "South Belt," "Harwood" or "Akard. SUNSET HILL "Sunset" car. TRINITY HEIGHTS "Trinity Hts" or "Zangs" car. VICKERY PLACE "Bryan" and transfer to "Vickery" car. WINNETKA HEIGHTS "Boundary" or "Sunset" car. 27 DALLAS STREET RAILWAY LINES Heavy type are streets which cars run on. Num- bers indicate blocks parallel to car lines. Street names are cross streets. AKARD Lake Ave. reversed To COMMlJRCi; 900 Lamar 1000 Poydras 1100 Martin 1200 Murphy Kendall 1300 Field 1400 AKARD 200 Jackson 300 Wood 400 Young 500 Marilla 600 Royal 700 Canton 800 Cadiz 900 Corsicana 1000 St. Louis 1100 Pocahontas 1200 Powhattan 1300 Belleview 1400 Hughes Circle 1500 Gano 1600 McKee 1700 Beaumont 1800 1900 Seegar 2000 CORINTH BELMONT Beigns at Garrett On BRYAN 5100 Garrett 5200 Munger Blvd. Greenville ave. 5300 MATILDA 1400 Bryan Pkwy. 1500 Lindell 1600 Hudson 1700 Ross Lewis Elliot Haskins Oram Prospect Richmond Belmont Goliad Palo Pinto Velsaco. BOUNDARY Begins at Prather On COMMERCE 1800 Prather 1700 S. Ervay 1600 Lane 1500 Browder 1400 S. Akard 1300 Field Kendall 1200 Murphy 1100 Martin 1000 Poydras 900 S. Lamar 700 S. Market 600 S. JEFFERSON 300 Jackson Union Station N. JEFFERSON 1000 Addison 900 Colorado 800 Comal Oak Cliff Jc. Hutchins Ave. 700 Sabine 600 Fifth St. 500 Sixth St. 400 Seventh st. 300 Dale E. Eight St. Church 200 E. Ninth St. N. Ewing 100 Lancaster 700 600 E. JEFFERSON S. Marsalis Eleventh st. S. Denver 500 S. Patton 400 Crawford 300 Story 200 Cumberland 100 S. Beckley W. JEFFERSON 100 S. Beckley 28 Dallas Street Railway Lines— (Continued) 200 S. Zangs 300 S. Madison 400 S. Bishop 500 S. Adams 600 S. Llewellyn 700 Van Bur en 800 S. Vernon 900 S. Tyler 1000 S. Polk 1100 S. Willomet 1200 S. Winetka 1300 S. Clinton 1400 S. Edgefield 1500 S. Windomere 1600 S. Montclair W. Tenth 1700 N. Rosemont 1800 N. Waverly 1900 N. Brighton 2000 N. Marlborough BRYAN Beings at Lamar On ELM 900 Lamar 100 Poydras 1100 Griffin 1200 Murphy 1300 1400 Scollard Court 1500 Akard 1600 Stone 1700 Ervay 1800 St.PAUL 1900 LIVE OAK 2000 Harwood 2100 Olive 2200 Pearl 2300 High School 2400 Central 2500 Hawkins 2600 Good 700 CANTEGRAL 2700 BRYAN 2800 Bogel 2800 Allen Texas 3000 Liberty 3100 Pavillion 3200 3300 Hall 3400 3500 McCoy 3600 Villars Adair 3700 Pecos 3800 Washington St. Joseph 29 3900 Caddo 4000 Peach 4100 : Baskell 4200 McKell 4300 Peak 4400 : Burlew 4500 Carroll 4600 Annex Holley 4700 Grigsby 4800 Paririe 4900 Fitzugh 5000 Bennett 5100 GARRETT 1600 San Tacinto 1700 ROSS ELM Begins at Lamar On ELM 900 Lamar 1000 Povdras 1100 GriflEin 1200 Murphy 1300 1400 Scollard 1500 Akard 1600 Stone 1700 Ervay 1800 1900 St. Paul 2000 Harwood 2100 Olive 2200 Pearl 2300 Preston 2400 Central 2500 Hawkins 2600 Good 2700 2800 Crowdus 2900 Dundee 3000 Walton 3100 Bopp 3200 3300 College 3400 RACE MAIN 3500 Exposition 3600 Pacific 3900 Washington 4000 Hill 4100 Haskell . 4200 4300 Peak 4400 Alcalde 4500 1 CARROLL 200 1 COLUMBIA 4600 Coleson Dallas Street Railway Lines — (Continued) 14700 Cisco 3600 Casey 4800 Prarie 3700 Romaine 14900 Fitzugh 3800 Hickman i Barry 3900 Eugena jSGOO Collett 4000 Popular 4100 Pine ERVAY Begins at I^amar HARWOOD On Oak Lawn reversed MAIN To 900 Lamar COMMERCE IIOOO Poydras 1100 Martin 900 Lamar 1200 Murphy 1000 Poydras 1300 Field 1100 Martin 1400 Scollard 1200 Murphy 1300 Field 1500 Akard 1600 Stone 1400 Akard 1700 ERVAY 1500 Browder 100 Commerce 1600 Lane 200 Jackson 1700 S. Ervay 300 Wood 1800 Prather 400 Young 1900 St. Paul SOO Marilla 2000 HARWOOD 600 Royal 300 Jackson 400 Wood 700 Canton 800 Cadiz Cabell 900 Corsicana SOO Young 1000 St. Louis 600 Canton 1100 Pocahontas Turner Hall 1200 Blakney 800 Cadiz 1300 Hughes Circle Park Hotel 900 Marlin 1000 1400 Orr 1100 St. Louis ISOO Gano 1300 Pocahontas 1600 McKee 1400 Eakin 1700 Beaumont 1500 1800 Hickory 1600 Gano 1900 Seegar 1800 Baumont 2000 Lear 1900 Hickory Corinth 2000 Terrace Drive 2100 Richardson 2000 Corinth 2200 Kelly 2200 Richardson 2300 Santa Fe 2300 2400 Combs 2400 Santa Fe 2700 S. Boul 2500 Terminal 2800 Evand 2600 Clarence Terminal R. R. 2700 Grand Ave. Clarence HICKORY-Branch 2S00 Sanger 1900 Harwood 2600 Grand ave. 2100 Pearl 2900 FOREST AVE. 2200 1600 COLONIAL 2300 Central 3000 Peabody 2400 Lincoln 3100 Pennsylvnnia 2S00 Lattimer 3200 Colonial Place 2600 Bourbon 3300 Warren 2700 Orleans 3400 Lenway 2800 Merlin 3500 Cooper 2900 Nettie 30 Dallas Street Railway Lines— (Continued) HICKORY Branch of "Harwood-Oak Lawn" line. See above. HIGHLAND PARK Hunger line reversed To LAMAR 200 ELM ST. 300 Pacific 400 Camp 1700 Ross 1800 Hoard 1900 Collins 2000 Caruth 2100 McKINNEY 1000 Carter 1100 Grifin 1200 Wesely Alley 1300 Magnolia 1400 Orange 1600 Alamo 1700 Caroline 1800 Highland 1900 Masten 2000 Harwood 2100 Thomas-Phelps 2200 Pearl 2300 Maple 2400 Leonard 2S00 Fairmount 2600 Routh 2700 Boll-Culbertson 2800 Worthington 2900 Allen 3000 Howell 3100 Sneed 3200 Bowen COLE 3300 Hall 3400 3500 LEMMON COLE 3600 Bowser 3700 Newman 3800 Blackburn 3900 Haskell 4000 4100 Elizabeth 4200 Walter 4300 Lee 4400 Oliver 4500 Frank 4600 KNOX 3300 Travis 3400 Katy R. R. 3500 ABBOT COUNTRY CLUB Branch continues On EUCLID 3500 Abbott 3600 Byron 3700 Cowper St. John Drive 3800 Drexel Drive 3900 Fairfield 4000 HIGHLAND DRIVE 4700 Gillon 4800 Miarmar 4900 BEVERLY DRIVE FAIRFIELD AVE. Stratford Maplewood Mocking Bird Lane S. M. U. branch Continues from Knox On ABBOT 4700 Euclid 4800 Gillon 4900 Auburndale 5000 Lindenwood HILLCREST Howard Dartmouth Princeton Beverly Drive Cornell St. Johns Drive Drexel Drive Mockingbird Lane Ward Wilson Moulon Brinkley Brentwood Roberts University Blvd. JUNIUS HEIGHTS Tyler Line reversed to Elm On Lamar. Same as Elm to Collett On COLUMBIA 5000 Collett 5100 Garrett 5200 St. Mary 5300 Henderson 5400 Orient 5500 Augusta 31 Dallas Street Railway Lines — (Qontinued) 5600 BEACON 1300 Field 300 Reiger 1400 Scollard 400 Victor 1500 Akard 400 Victor 1600 Stone 500 TREMONT 1700 Ervay 5700 Fulton 1900 St. Paul 5800 Lowell 2000 Har\^od 5900 Ridgeway 2100 Pearl 6000 Russel 2200 Preston 2300 Central LAKE AVENUE 2400 Hawkins Akard St. Line reversed 2500 Dove To 2600 Lloyd LAMAR Lingo 2700 Pryor 200 Elm 2800 Crowdus 300 Pacific 2900 Duncan 400 Camp 3000 Walton 1700 Ross 3100 Bopp 1800 Howard 3200 Murray 1900 Collins 3300 College 2000 Caurth 3400 Race 2100 McKinney 3600 Exposition IGOO Carter 3800 Pacific 1100 Griffin 3900 Washington 1200 Wesely Alley 4000 Hill Cochran 4100 Haskell 1300 Magnolia 4300 PEAK 1400 Orange 100 Main 1600 Alamo 200 Elm 1700 COLLINS 300 Simpson 2300 Cedar Springs 400 Victor 2400 Ashland 600 Worth 2500 Wichita 800 Junius 2600 Wilburn 900 Gaston 2700 PAYNE 1100 Swiss 1800 Highland 1200 Sycamore 1900 Turney 1300 Live Oak 2000 Rosewood 1400 Bryan 2100 McKinnon 1500 Scurry 2200 LAKE 1600 San Jactinto 2700 Yeargan 1700 Ross 2800 Hunt 1800 Roseland 2900 Randall 1900 Munger 3000 WOLF 4200 Ripley 2200 Bookhout 4100 Haskell 2300 Maple 2400 FAIRMOUNT 2000 Haskell Place 2100 Lafayette 2500 CARLISLE 2300 Thomas 2600 Routh 2400 Watt 2700 Cedar Springs 2500 STATE 3700 Caddo MAIN STREET 3600 Washington Begins at Loop On MOUNT AUBURN MAIN Begins at Columbia On 900 Lamar BEACON 1000 Poydras 1100 Martin 200 East Side 1200 Murphy 300 Alton 32 Dallas Street Railway Lines— ^(Continued) 400 Santa Fe 600 Ash Lane 800 WATTS AVE. 5700 Waverly 5800 Park View 5900 Grand View 6000 Mt. Auburn 6100 Martinique 6200 Lurel 6300 Christler MUNGER Highland Park reversed To Elm St. On Elm Street line To 5000 COLLETT 300 Reiger 400 Victor 500 Crutcher 600 Worth 700 Junius 900 Gaston 1000 Swiss 1200 Sycamore NETTIE Begins at Hickory On NETTIE 17fl0 Dawson ISOb Carl 1400 Runnels 2900 Duncan 2800 Crowdus 2700 Taylor 2600 HENERY 200 Williams 100 COMMERCE NORTH BELT Begins at Lamar On ELM 900 Lamar 1000 Poydras 1100 Griffin 1200 Murphy 1300 1400 Scollard Court 1500 Akard 1600 Stone 1700 Ervay 1800 St. Paul 300 LIVE OAK 1900 Masten 2000 Harwood 2100 Olive 2200 PEARL 600 Bryan 700 Federal 800 San Jacinto 1700 Ross ave. 1800 Flora 1900 Juliette 2000 Cochran 2200 TRINIDAD 2400 Leonard 2100 FAIRMOUNT 2200 Colby 2300 Thomas 2500 STATE 2600 Routh 2700 Boll 2800 Worthington 2900 Allen 3000 Clark 3100 Thompson 3200 Hugo 3300 Hall 3600 Central 2500 WASHINGTON 3600 STATE 3700 Caddo 2500 HASKELL 2400 Watt 2300 Thomas 2100 Lafayette 2000 Haskell Place 1900 MUNGER 4200 Ripley 4300 PEAK 1800 Roseland 1700 Ross 1600 San Jacinto 1500 Scurry 1400 Bryan 1300 I,ive Oak 1200 Sycamore 1100 Swiss 900 Gaston 800 Junius 600 Worth 400 Victor 300 Simpson 200 Elm 100 Main 4400 MAIN 4100 Haskell 4000 Hill 3900 Washington 3700 Pacific 3600 Exposition 3400 Race 3300 College 33 . Dallas Street Railway Lines — (Continued) 3200 Murray 3100 Bopp 3000 Walton 2900 Duncan 2800 Crowdus 2700 Pryor 2600 Lloyd 2500 Dove 2400 Hawkins 2300 Central 2200 Preston 2100 Pearl 2000 Harwood 1900 St. Paul 1700 Ervay 1600 Stone 1500 Akard 1400 Scollard 1300 Field 1200 Murphy 1100 Martin 1000 Poydras 900 Lamar OAK LAWN Harwood reversed To LAMAR 200 Commerce 100 Main 200 Elm 300 Pacific 400 Camp 1700 Ross 1800 Horad 1900 Collins 2000 Caruth 2100 McKINNEY 1000 Carter 1100 Griffin 1200 Wesley Alley 1300 Magnolia 1400 Orange 1600 Alamo 1700 Carpline 1800 Highland 1900 Masten 2000 Harwood 2100 Thomas 2200 Pearl 2300 Maple 2400 Leonard 2500 Fairmount 2600 Routh 2700 Boll Culberson 2800 Worthington 2900 Allen 3000 HoweU 3100 Sneed 3200 BOWEN 3100 Cole 3200 Carlisle 3400 DEWEY 3600 Sale 3600 Coke 3000 RAWLINS 3700 Wellborn 3400 OAK LAWN 3300 Hall 3800 CEDAR SPRINGS 3700 Well born 3600 Hood 3500 Sale PARK VIEW Begins at Columbia On BEACON 100 Columbia 200 East Side 300 Alton 400 Santa Fe 500 600 Ash 800 Watts 1000 GURLEY 5500 Graham 5400 FAIRVIEW 1100 Philip 1200 E. Grand 1300 Oleander SAN JACINTO Same as State reversed To LAMAR 200 Elm 300 Pacific 400 Camp 1700 Ross 1000 Carter 1100 Griffin 1300 Magnolia 1400 Orange 1600 Freeman 1700 Akard 1700 Ervay 1800 SAN JACINTO 1900 Masten 2000 Harwood 2100 Olive 2200 Pearl 2300 Crockett 2400 Leonard Fairmount 34 Dallas Street Railway Lines— (Continued) 2500 Hawkins 200 Smith 2600 Good 300 East Side 2700 Boll FIRST AVE. 2800 Central 600 Santa Fe 2900 Bogel 700 Oak Lane 3000 Allen 800 Ash Lane 3100 Liberty 900 PARRY 3200 Pavillion 3500 SECOND AVE 3300 Hall 1000 Gunter 3500 McCoy 1100 Elihu 3600 Villars 1200 Grand 3700 Pecos 1400 Trezevant 3800 WASHINGTON 1400 Osborne 1700 Ross 1500 Forest 1800 Roseland Peabody 1900 Hunger 1600 Brady 2000 Hayes 1700 Pennsylvania 2100 Mayo 2200 Lafayette 1800 Julius 1900 Dallas 2300 Thomas 2000 Workman 2100 Carl SECOND AVE. 2200 Hamilton 2300 Nellie Begins at Young st. On SOUTH BELT JEIFFERSON Begins at Lamar Union Depot On 300 Jackson COMMERCE 200 COMMERCE 700 S. Market 800 vS. Austin Same as second Ave FOREST AVE. 900 S. Lamar 1000 Poydras 3300 Fourth ave. 1100 Martin 3200 Trunk 1200 Murphy Kendall 3000 Meyers 3100 Meadows 1300 Field 2900 Jefferies 1400 Akard 2800 Oakland 1500 Browder 2700 Myrtle 1600 Lane 2600 Atlanta 1700 Ervay 2500 Lattimer 1800 Prather 2400 Edgewood 1900 St. Paul 2300 Kimball 2000 Harwood 2000 Central 2100 Pearl 1900 Harwood 2200 Preston Wendelken 2300 Central 1800 Colonial 2400 Hawkins 1700 Ervay 2500 Dove 1600 Holmes 2600 Lloyd 1400 Cleveland 2700 Henry 1300 Gould Pryor 1200 COCKRELL AVE. 2800 Crowdus 2900 Boulevard 2900 Duncan 2800 Wall 3000 Walton 2700 Grand 3100 Bopp 2600 Sanger 3200 Murray 2500 Santa Fe 3300 College ave. 2400 Alamo 3400 Race 2300 Henning 3500 EJXPOSITION 2200 Montgomery 35 Dallas Street Railway Lines — (Continued) 2100 Corinth 2000 Harwood 2000 Burnett 2100 Pearl 1900 Dexter 2200 PRESTON 1800 Alexander 100 Main LAMAR 200 Elm 1700 Monroe 300 SWISS 1600 Arnold 2300 Pacific Sears Roebuck 2400 Central 1500 Bellview 2500 Hawkins 1300 Phowhattan 2600 Good 1100 St. Louis 27C0 Cantegral 1000 Cadiz 2800 Wm Tell 900 Mosher Foundry 2900 TEXAS AUSTIN 500 Florence eOG Arlington 600 LIVE OAK 500 Young 2900 Liberty 400 Wood 3000 Oak 300 Jackson 3200 Hall 200 commerce; 3400 Florida 900 Lamar on Elm to 3600 3600 Adair 3700 Gordon STATE STREET 3800 WASHINGTON 1200 Swiss 1000 Floyd 900 Gaston Same as North Belt from 900Lamar on Elm to 3600 Central (H. & T. C, R. R.) 700 Junius on state street 600 Worth " SUNSET 500 Crutcher 400 Simpson Same as Boundary 300 Race To 200 Elm 200 N. MARLBOROUGH 100 MAIN 100 W. Tenth 3600 Pacific S. MARLBOROUGH 3500 Exposition 300 Wentworth 500 W. Twelfth TRINITY HEIGHTS 700 W. BROOKLYN 2100 Oak Cliflf Blvd. Begins at Browder St. 2200 Montreal On 2300 Hollywood 2400 Hampton COMMERCE 2600 Franklin West on Boundary to Oak line reversed. Clifif Junction. 2800 Chalmers On SWISS HUTCHINS AVE. Begins at Loop On 1200 Cliff 1300 Miller MAIN Hutchins Rd. Compton 900 Lamar Jackson 1000 Poydras Lynn Haven 1100 Martin Edgemont 1200 Murphy Yard Limit 1300 Field Monroe 1400 Scollard Woodin Blvd. 1500 Akard Cranfield 1600 Stone Johnson St. 1700 En-ay Worship 1900 St. Paul Hobson St. ^ Dallas Street Railway Lines — (Continued) Summit Blvd. Michigan Ave. Trinity Hts. Seevers Beckley Rd. ZANGS BIvVD. 1000 Suffolk 900 Yarmouth 800 Pembroke 700 W. Brooklyn 600 W. Page SOO W. Twelfth 400 Center 300 W. JEFFERSON East on Boundary line to Lane St. TYLER Junius Hts. reversed On LAMAR 100 Main 200 COMMERCE On Boundary line To 1000 ADDISON 900 COLORADO 700 N. Lancaster 6C0 N. Marsalis E. Bishop Ploughman 2C0 Englewood 100 Beckley W. BISHOP 200 Stemmons ave. Ballard N. Bishop Grover 1200 Nueces 1100 Neches 1000 Concho 900 W. Sixth 800 Canty ?-0C Neely eco W. Davis 500 W. SEVENTH 400 N. Bishop 500 N. Adams 600 N. Lewellyn 700 Van Buren 800 N. Vernon 900 N. TYLER 400 W. Eight 300 Melba 200 W. Ninth 100 W. Tenth 200 Sunset 300 W. Jefferson VICKERY PLACE Begins at Garrett On ROSS 5200 Moser 5300 N. HENDERSON 1800 Rowena 1900 Sears Monarch GRAY Melrose Marbray Laurel Bonita Richard Willis Miller ZANGS Same as Trinity Hts TH INTERURBAN LINES AND SCHEDULES All cars start from Interprban Station at Brow- der and Jackson Sts. (Int. Bldg.) CORSICANA LINE CARS LEAVE Limited- Local — 12:15 2:15 4:15 7:15 1:15 6:15 6:15 9:15 11:15 A.M. 3.15 5:15 P.M. 8:15 10:15 A.M. 9:15 11:00 P.M. FORT WORTH LINE Limited— 7:30 8:30 9:30 10:30 12:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 4:30 5:30 Local— 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 (ocai — o:uu 1:00 7:00 D] imited — 2:00 8:00 3:00 9:00 4:00 10:00 5:00 11:00 11:30 A.M. 6:30 P.M. 11:00 A.M. 12:00 M. 6:00 12:00 P.M. DENISON-SHERMAN LINE 1:00 Local- To McKinney at — 7:00 3:00 6:00 2:00 i.imitedj -ocal- 5:30 12:30 2:30 To Waxahachie at WACO LINE 7:30 1:30 6:30 4:30 9:00 5:00 8:00 4:00 6:00 9:30 3:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 11:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. 10:00 A.M. 12:00 M. 9:00 P.M. 11:00 P.M. 11:30 A.M. 5:30 P.M. 10:30 A.M. 9:30 P.M. 11:05 P.M. (June 1, 1919) 38 Hiiiii lilTOfliinifillillll |[ ||Hiiiinnitmii Texas' Largest Shoe and Hosier)^ Store 1208 ELM 1210 Not Best Because Largest But Largest Because Best Exclusive Agencp Edwin Clapps & Son Bench Made Footwear for Men iiassai^HiiiTaiBimH^^^^ \ 1919 MAP *~» CWDE 1 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS '•llllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllklllllll 014 648 776 "The Everybody" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The constaat patronage and loyalty of thousands of Dallas people indicate the satisfactory nature of this bank's service. Strict adherence to sound and approved banking practice, progressive, modern methods and facilities, equal courtesy to all patrons — these are distinguishing fea- tures of thi§ bank. Your Checking or Savings Account will be welcomed. DALLAS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK State Guaranty Fund Bank Capital, $1,000,000.00 Directors J. B. Wilson George N. Aldredge J. E. Cockrell La Monte Daniels J. W. Everman F. C. Callier W. E. Easterwood S. A. Temple Alex Sanger Henry D. Lindsley P. J. Manning W. J. Lyons C. H. Munger Harry L. Seay Wm. G. Breg Edward Gray S. I. Munger R. W. Higginbotham J. Fred Schoellkopf Greer M. Taylor Edward Titche J. T. Trezevant C. Weichsel Ernest R. Tennant 'Oldest and Largest State Bank in Dallas' TtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHli