Washington (District of Columbia), city directory, 1922, Part 12

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RUPERT HOME THE, Good Hope rd, Anacostia; pres, Simon Wolf; vice-prus, Wm F Gude; sec and treas, Myer Cohen ST ANN'S INFANT ASYLUM, 2300 K nw; founded August, 1860; under case of Sisters of Charity; open to the public every day from 3 to 5 p m; Sister Georgiana in charge; attending physicians, D D Mulcahy M D, S Logan Owens M D, H A Polkinhorn M D, T N Vincent M D, M J Raedy M D, W F O'Donnell M D, E P Copeland M D, F E Duehring M D. A C Simpson M D. W Hough M D; consulting physicians, T F Mallan M D, F B Loring M. D, Thomas N Vincent M D, L B Norris M D

ST CATHERINE HOME, 101 N C av se; home for self- supporting women; conducted by Sisters of Mercy

ST ELIZABETH, Nichols av beyond Anacostia; a national institution for the treatment of the insane of the army. navy, marine corps, revenue cutter and marine hospital service, including also insane persons who have received an honorable discharge from the army or navy and are indigent, and the indigent insane of the District of Columbia, who are admitted upon the order of the

Secretaries of War, of the Navy, the Treasury and the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, respectively : U S convicts becoming insane are also sent to this hos- pital upon the order of the Secretary of the Interior at the request of the Attorney General

Visiting Days-General visitors are admitted to the hospital on Wednesdays between 2 and 4:30 p m: visits of rela- tives of patients are not restricted to particular days of the week; visits on business or to see patients, except the latter are seriously ill, are not permittest on Sunday Board of Visitors-Dr Lewis H Taylor, Mrs Archibald Hop- kins, Rear Admiral E R Stutt, pres of the board; Dr Walter S Harban, Hugh S Cumming, Mrs G L Nicolson, Miss Mary Gwynn, Major-Gen M W Ireland, Rer Ulysses G B Pierce, John Joy Edson

(1922) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Officers-Supt, Wm A -White; 1st asst physician and chief executive officer, Arthur P Noyes: clinical director, Mary O'Malley M D; director of laboratories, Shepherd I Franz; clinical Psychiatrist, Edward J Kemp, M D; asst clinical psychiatrists and psychoterapeutists, Edward J Lazell M D and Miss Lucille Dooley Ph D; pathologist, Nolan D S Lewis; bacteriologist, Dr H G Palmer; senior asst physicians, John E Lind M D, John P H Murphy M D, Samuel A Silk M D, Mildred E Scheetz M D, Albert Smith M D, Roscoe W Hall, Loren B T Johnson; asst physicians, Hagop Davidian, Herman P Hyder, Leroy M White, Wm M Bevis, Lois D Hubbard; junior asst physician, Benj Karpman; medical internes, Wm I Merlis, Lloyd H Zeigler; dentist, A D Weekly D D S; dental interne, Samuel Bogdonoff; ophthalmologist, Dr Chas L Billiard; administrative asst to supt, Monie Sanger; disbursing agent, Homer E Smith; purchasing agent, A E Offutt; chief clk, F M Finotti; matron, Mrs Hanora O'Brien; chief of training school, Miss Alice Vaughn; secretary to supt, Arnold W Barbour

ST JOHN'S ORPHANAGE, 1922 F nw

ST JOSEPH'S MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, 924 H nw; inc 1855; under the charge of Sisters of the Holy Cross; directress, Sister Fernando

ST MARY'S MEDICAL DISPENSARY, 728 23d nw; open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 1 to 2 D m for treatment of diseases of men, women and children, white and colored; physician in charge, Dr J A Jeffries

ST ROSE'S TECHNICAL SCHOOL, Phelps pl and California nw; founded 1868; in charge, Sister Aloysia

ST VINCENT'S FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, Edgewood cor 4th and Central av ne; under charge of Sisters of Charity ; Sister Rosalia, superioress

SIBLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, N Capitol and Pierce nw; pres, Rev H S France; supt of nurses, Frances W Moore, R N

SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINES HOME, C nw; ma- tron, Mrs Emma Kauffman

SOLDIERS' HOME, Rock Creek Church rd cor Upshur nw; coundea unaer act of Congress, approved March 3, 1851, as a "Military Asylum," designation changed to "Sol- diers' Home" by act of Congress approved March 3, 1859, and designated "United States Soldiers' Home" by act of Congress March 4, 1909

Its object is to furnish a permanent and comfortable home for old and disabled soldiers who have had service in the regular U S Army

Board of Commissioners Office at the Home, Major-Gen Tasker H Bliss, U S A, pres; Major-Gen Enoch H Crowder, judge adv; Major-Gen Harry L Rogers, qm-gen; Major-Gen Peter C Harris, adj-gen; Major-gen Merritte W Ireland, surg-gen; Major Gen Lansing H Beach, chief of engrs; Col W T Wood, sec; officers of home, gov, Major-Gen Tasker H Bliss, U S A; deputy gov, Major Parker W West, U S A; sec-treas, Brig-Gen I W Littell, U S A; purchasing officer, H K Bentley; chief clerk, W H Collins; medical dept, attending surgeon, Col H P Birmingham, U S A; executive officer, Edward M Welles; dentist. Dr D C White

SOUTHERN RELIEF HOME, 2403 Pa av, Supt, Clara R Thompson

STODDARD BAPTIST HOME, Ala av, Garfield, D C; mgr, Laura F Queen

STODDARD BAPTIST OLD FOLKS HOME, 301-306 Bryant nw; matron, Minnie C Robinson

SUNSHINE HOME FOR WOMEN (INC), 339 C nw; matron, Mrs Charles E Yetman

SWARTZELL METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN, 201 Rittenhouse nw; supt, Ella M Hayward

TEMPORARY HOME FOR UNION EX-SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, 301 C nw; pres, S G Mawson; vice-pres, John Middleton; sec, Harry F Patterson; supt, Samuel R Strattan

TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL, Upshur nr 14th nw

UNITED STATES NAVAL MEDICAL SCHOOL, foot of 24th nw, Washington, D C, is a good school estblished by the Navy Department's order of May 27, 1902. "for the instruction and training of newly appointed medical officers in professional branches peculiar to naval re- quirements;" Commander C S Butler, medical - corps, U S Navy; Commander C M Oman, medical corps, U S Navy; Lieut-Commander C W O Bunker, medical corps, U S Navy; Lieut-Commander R F Jones, medical corps, U S Navy ; Lieut-Commander E U Reed, medical corps, U S Navy ; Lieut J H Chambers, medical corps, U S Navy; Lieut L H Clerf, medical corps, U S Navy; Lieut V E Harmon, medical corps, U S Navy ; Lieut J Harper, medical corps, U S Navy; Lieut G H Mankin, medical corps, U S Navy ; Lieut L J Roberts, medical corps, U S Navy; Lieut L W Shaffer, medical corps, U S Navy; Chief Pharmacist E C Eastman, U S Navy; Chief Pharmacist G R Hansen, U S Navy; Chief Pharmacist J O E Hummel, U S Navy; Chief Pharmacist C Schaffer, U S Navy; Chief Pharmacist C F Whitmore, US Navy

UNITED STATES NAVAL HOSPITAL, foot 24th nw (see Navy Department)

UNITED PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITAL, 2650 Wis av nw

WALTER REED GENERAL HOSPITAL, Ga av and Butter- nut nw; Col James D Glennan, M C, commanding officer; Major Roy T Morris, M C. executive officer; Capt Clark L Brown, M A C, adit; Major William K Bartlett, M C, personnel adit; Capt John V Ingram, Q M C, quarter- master; Col S D Boak, D C, chief of dental service and commandant; Lieut-Col William L Keller, M C, chief of surgical service; Lieut-Col Lloyd L Smith, M C. chief of medical service; Major Raymond E Scott, M C, chief of laboratory service; Major John W Sherwood, M C, chief of occupational therapy dept; Major James B Montgomery, M C, chief of physio therapy dept; Major Lucius L Hopwood, M C, supervisor clinical records; Major Jerome Clark, F D, finance officer; Major Thad S Troy, M C, hospital inspector; Major Karl F Kesmodel, M C. roentgenologist; Capt John C Whitaker, Q M C, utilities officer; Capt Earle F Greene, M A C, mess officer; Capt Robert B Irving, M A. C, medical property officer; Capt Herbert N Dean, M A C, registrar; 2d Lieut Harry M Jennings, M A C. post exchange officer; 1st Lieut Anne Williamson, A N C, chief nurse

WASHINGTON ASYLUM AND JAIL, 19th cor C se; con- sists of hospitals and jail; gen supt District Penal In- stitution, Wm H Moyer; asst supt Jail, W L Peak; chief clerk, S C Brooks; supt Hosp, Ed W Patterson; visiting physician, J A Gannon; chief engineer, George Herbert

WASHINGTON CANCER SANITARIUM, 1414 Girard ne; medical director, Harlow R Street; supt, Ida M Brown WASHINGTON CITY ORPHAN ASYLUM, 14th cor S nw; meets first Tuesday in each month; directress, Mrs W V Cox; treas, Mrs B W Parker; rec-sec, Mrs L M Saunders; cor sec, Mrs Andrew Bradley; registrar, Mrs John B Larner; managers, Mrs Wm D Colt, Miss Julia C Linds- ley, Mrs Douglas, Mrs A B Brown, Miss Virginia San- born, Mrs Moncure Burke, Mrs Hueston Thompson, Miss Carrie S Tisdel; trustees, Blair Lee, William D Ed- monston, P Birnie, Irvin B Linton; physicians, L W Glazebrook, E L Mason, E W Titus; dermatologists, R B Carmichael, C A Simpson; laryngologist and otologist, Virginia Dabney; supt, Mrs Mary Byers

WASHINGTON EYE, EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL, 2517 Pa av nw; pres, Dr L Lazaro; treas, Wm McNeir; sec, Dr I B Hunt; supt, Miss Jessie L Rickard

WASHINGTON HOME FOR FOUNDLINGS, 1715 15th nw; directors, vice-pres, J B Larner; sec, M L Taylor; treas, Frank P Reeside; W P Stafford, Mrs Simon Wolf, J B Larner, Mrs W P Stafford; supt, Mrs F R Heating

WASHINGTON HOME FOR INCURABLES, 32d cor S nw; supt, Miss Jeanette Oliphant; supervisor of nurses, Miss Leonore L Hepp

WASHINGTON SANITARIUM MISSION HOSPITAL, 1252 6th sw; supt, Geoffrey Williams, M D; head nurse, Miss Esther Groll

WOMAN'S CLINIC THE, 1237 T nw; pres, Mrs Arthur Mac- Donald; rec sec, Mrs F J _Heiberger; treas, Miss Julia H Strobel; supt of clinic, Dr Ida J Helberger. The dispen- sary is for the benefit of women and young children and is attended by women physician; hours, Monday and Thursday, 12 to 1:30 p m; Tuesday and Friday, 1 to 2 p m; Wednesday and Saturday, 12 to 1 p m WOMAN'S EVENING CLINIC THE, 720 13th nw ,a clinio for white women and children); attended by women physicians; open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock for wage-earning women and girls; open for midday service on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday for housewives and children; med- ical, surgical, gynecological and electrotherapeutic serv- ices; pres, Mrs Charles W Wetmore; sec Mrs Julius Lansburgh; treas, Mrs Samuel G Blythe; supt, Dr Elnora C Folkmar; resident physician, Dr Mina Belle Sharpe

WORKING BOYS HOME, 230 C nw; supt, Mrs Lucy W McClelland

YOUNG WOMEN-S CHRISTIAN HOME, 311 C nw; pres, Mrs Murray L Burr; vice-prests, Mrs J H Young, Mrs Geo White, Miss Dumbell, Mrs Gates; sec. Miss Mary P Goddling; treas, Geo W. White; supt, Miss Jennie M Roberts; auditor, John L Newbold

INSURANCE COMPANIES

AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO OF D C, 511 7th nw; incorporated June 19, 1873; capital $100,000; pres, Chas Schafer; vice-pres, F 'A Blundon; treas, J A Maedel; sec, H H Bergmann; asst sec, G M Emmerich; trustees, W E Edmonston, E L Schmidt, H E Gasch, E H Snyder COLUMBIA TITLE INSURANCE CO, 500 5th nw; incor- porated Feb 2, 1887; capital $150,000; pres, James J Becker; vice-pres, W Spencer Armstrong; sec and treas, George G McElwee; asst sec, Charles E Marsh, Edward S McKnew; directors, James J Becker, Allen C Clark, Myron M Parker, Walter R Wilcox, James B Nicholson, William A Gordon, William E Edmonston, W Spencer Armstrong, Edward J Stellwagen, Henry K Willard, Woodbury Blair, John Edmund Carmack, Wm J Flather jr, Louis R Peak, Chas E Marsh

CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE CO, 604 11th nw; paid-up capital $100,000; pres, William E Edmonston; vice-pres, Frank McClelland; seo, L R Peak; asst sec, F H Ridg- way; directors, Watson F Clark, A T Combe, Robert D Weaver, Albert F Marsh, William E Edmonston, Louis R Peak, B Lowndes Jackson, Frank McClelland, Frank P Reeside

DISTRICT TITLE INSURANCE CO THE, 610 13th nw; capital $150,000; pres, Ernest L Schmidt; vice-pres, Fred McKee, Arthur G Bishop and George O'Connor; sec- treas, Alfred H Lawson; asst sec-treas, John H Stadtler EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO, 816 14th nw; capital $120,000; pres, Henry P Blair; Ist vice-pres, Joseph Sanders; 2d vice-pres, William A Bennett; sec, Allen C Clark; actuary, Gilbert A Clark; counsel, Maurice D Rosenberg; trustees, William A Bennett, Allen C Clark, Henry P Blair, Appleton P Clark jr, Edward E Rapley, William H Rapley, William F Roberts, Luke C Strider. Henry K Willard, Frank W Bolgiano, Samuel J Prescott, Maurice D Rosenberg, Joseph Sanders, Wm J Shea, Gil- bert A Clark

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION (1922)

FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO OF WASHINGTON AND. GEORGETOWN. 7th e La av nw; capital $200,000; pres, Wm M Hoffman; vice-pres, George W Moss; sec, Albert W Howard; asst sec, Jas N Fritzpatrick jr; directors, Allan E Walker, John W Brawner, L W Groomes, John H Snyder, Parke A Galleher, Albert W Howard, Geo W Moss, John L Edwards, Charles H Kindle, James M Woodward, Willard T Dixon, Schuyler S Symons, Wm M Hoffman

HOME PLATE GLASS INSURANCE CO OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D C, rooms 8-10, 918 F nw; organized Feb 11, 1882; trustees, pres and atty, John B Larner; seo and treas, Philip F Larner; vice-pres, George Spransy, B S Adams, H H Bergmann, Chas E Hood, Chas R Brown HOME TITLE INSURANCE CO THE (inc), 319 John Mar- shall pl nw; pres, Judson T Cull; sec, Judson T Cull jr LAWYERS' TITLE AND GUARANTY INSURANCE CO, 1413 I nw; pres, E L Schmidt; vice-prests, Jos N Sanders, Charles W Stetson, Eugene A Smith; sec and treas, H M Packard

MASONIC MUTUAL LIFE ASSN OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 2d fl Homer bldig; pres, Wm Montgomery; vice-pres, Charles J O'Neill; sec and actuary, J P Yort; treas, Arthur Carr; gen counsel, James P Schick; medical director, Dr J B Nichols

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO, nw cor 13th and N Y av nw; chartered by congress 1855; pres and treas, W Á H Church; sec, L Pierce Boteler, assessor, Franklin Barrett; asst sec, Wm Reed Macgill; mgrs, W A H Church, B F Saul, James T Petty, C F D Kattlemann, James F Oyster, L Pierce Boteler, Edwin C Bradenburg

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE CO OF D C, 1713 I nw; pres, James B Lambie; vice-pres, Chas J Bell; sec and treas, Wm A Johnson; atty, James L Norris; trustees, Charles J Bell, R Carter Ballantyne, C F Norment, Fred L Moore, Milton E Ailes, J B Lam- bie. N L Burchell, Wm A Johnson, James L Norris NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO (INC), 609 F nw; vice-pres and treas, R H Rutherford; sec and gen mgr, S W Rutherford

NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO OF WASHING- TON, D C, rooms 8-10, 918 F nw; capital $100,000; pres, Albert F Fox; vice-prests, C B Bailey, B F Saul; seo, Philip F Larner; asst sec, William H Somervell; directors, Chas B Bailey, Thomas Bradley, Floyd E Davis, Albert F Fox, W T Galliher, J Leo Kolb, John B Larner, Philip F Larner, Walter S Pratt jr, B F Saul, George Spransy, John C Weedon

PEOPLE'S MUTUAL BENEFIT INSURANCE CO THE, 518- 520 6th nw; pres W W Chiswell; treas, H A Kite; sec, B W Chiswell

POTOMAC INSURANCE CO. 306-12 Washington Loan and Trust Bldg; capital $200,000; pres, George W White; vice- pres and mgr, Thomas C Moore; 2d vice-pres, Edmund D Rheem; sec, Alex K Phillips; asst sec, H P Howard; directors, Richard E Pairo, Chas E Hood, Chas W Fair- fax. George W White, Charles E Howe, A K Phillips, C F Ogilby, Frederick Richardson, Thomas C Moore, F Noire-Miller, Joshua W Carr, Edmund D Rheem

PROVIDENT RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D C, 738 12th nw; pres and treas, John Brosnan jr

REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE CO, 500 5th nw; in- corporated Dec 6, 1881; capital $200,000; pres, James J Becker; vice-pres. W Spencer Armstrong; sec, George G McElwee; asst sec, Charles E Marsh, Edward S McKnew; treas, Charles E Marsh; trustees, Louis R Peak, Charles J Bell, William J Flather, George E Fleming, William D Hoover, Leon . Tobriner, George W Brown, Christian Heurich, Jas J Becker, William E Edmonston, W Spencer Armstrong, Charles E Marsh, Chas C Glover jr, J Leo Kolb, John C Weedon

RICHMOND BENEFICIAL INSURANCE CO, 1818 7th nw WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE CO THE, 610 13th nw; pres, Ernest L Schmidt; vice-prests, Fred McKee, Arthur G Bishop and George H O'Connor; sec-treas, Alfred H Lawson; asst sec-treas John H Stadtler

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS AND UNIONS

(Where not otherwise specified meetings are held at night) Central Labor Union; meets every Monday night, Musicians' Hall. 10th and E nw

Allied Printing Trades Council; meets third Wednesday in the month at Typographical Temple; sec, C H Evans, 320 4th ne

American Federation of Labor, 702 A & F of L Bldg; pres, Saml Gompers; sec, Frank Morrison

Amalgamated Street Railway Employees Union, Div 875 Bakers and Confectioners, No 118; meets first Saturday of each month at 3 D m, Typographical Temple (425 G nw) ; sec, John G Schmidt, Appeals bldg; office of business agent, J G Schmidt, 245, 436 5th nw

Bakery Salesmen's Union, No 33; meets first Wednesdays of each month, Typographical Temple; sec, J R Bussard, 2217 49th nw

Bank Note Engravers, No 15905; meets third Tuesday of each month, Perpetual Building Association Hall, 11th and E nw; sec, Carl T Alt

Barbers Union, No 239; meets first and third Wednesdays of each month at Moose Hall, 7th and G nw; sec and treas, Jos Handlos, 655 Pa av se

Barbers Union, No 305; meets first and third Thursdays of each month, Cadet Armory, 706 O nw; sec, Chas A Bow- man; fin sec, Chas Walker, 624 Pa av nw

Blacksmiths and Helpers, Local 217, International Brother- hood of; meets second and fourth Saturdays of each month at 3d and Pa av se; seo, E A Kline, 1013 B se

Boilermakers Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers of America, 306 A F and L Bldg; J N Davis, Legislative rep

Bookbinders Union, No 4; meets third Thursday of each month at 423 G nw; sec, B'A Spellbring, 604 5th nw

Folding and Gathering Machine Operators, No 7; sec, Edw L Ransdell, Cherryvale, Va

Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, No 132; meets every Friday evening at Typographical Temple; sec, T W Woltz, 802 F nw

Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, No 528; meetn Wednesdays at Washington Hall, 3d and Pa av 80; sec, M E Kennemore, 1917 G nw

Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Engineers, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employees, 311. A F and L Bldg; pres, James J Forrester, v-g

Buffers and Polishers, Local No 150; meets Naval Lodge Hall, 4th and Pa av se, second Wednesday in each month; seo, C M Thomas, 21 5th se

Butcher Workmen Union, No 393; meets second Tuesday at 922 Pa av nw; sec, Geo Bakersmith, Mt Rainier, Md Canvas Workers, Local No 1607; meets 314 Pa av se, first Wednesday each month; fin Bec, W H Ford, 409 16th se Carpet Mechanics, Local 85; meets third Friday of each month at Typographical Temple; sec, J M Foster, 757 Hobart pl nw

Chauffers Union; meets second and third Thursdays at Pythian Temple, 12th and U nw; sec, H T Hampton, 113 Heckman se

Cigarmakers Union, No 110; meets second and fourth Fri- days of each month at Typographical Temple; sec, W F Whitehead

City Employees Assn, 306, 311 G nw

City Fire Fighters Assn; meets first Saturday of each month, Pythian Temple, 7:30 p m; sec, C L Satterfield, No 10 Truck Co

Electrical Workers, No 26, 902 Pa av nw; sec, B A O'Leary Electrical Workers, No 148, International Brotherhood of; meets first and third Wednesdays at 12th and H ne; sec, P J Shanahan, 88 O ne

Electrotype Moulders and Finishers, No 17; meets first Thursday in the month at Typographical Temple; sec, J T Noonan, 138 R I av nw

Elevator Constructors, No 10; meets Paperhangers' Hall, 430 9th nw, second and fourth Thursdays of the month; sec, Chas F Crump, Ballston, Va

Engineers, Hoisting, No 77; meets every Monday. 205 John Marshall pl; sec, David U McCracken, 473 E sw

Engineers, Stationary, No 99; meets Musicians' Hall, 1006 E nw; every Tuesday night; sec, A W Leeke, 12th and B nw

Engraved Steel Plate Finishers, No 846; sec, J P Lennon Federal Employes Union, No 2; meets second Friday of each month, 4th fl 1423 N Y av nw; sec-treas, J Q Braden, 201, 1423 N Y av nw

Federal Employes Union, No 105; meets second Tuesday of each month, Typographical Temple; sec, Gertrude M Mo- Nally, 3300 18th ne

Federal Guard and Watchmen's Union, No 14964; sec, Jacob D Nelson, 1013 Md av sw

Foundry Employes, Local No 53; sec, Geo W Keefe, 503 N sw

Furriers, No 72; meets second and fourth Thursdays, 811 E nw; sec, H Smith, 1528 Columbia nw

Garment Workers, United, No 11; meets first and third . Tuesdays, 612 7th nw; pres, W M Friedman; reo seo, H Budinsky, 490 La av

Glaziers Local, No 963; meets first and third Tuesdays at Bessier's Hall, 922 Pa av nw; sec, Harry Turner, Mt Rainier, Md

Government Chauffers' Union, No 695; meets second and fourth Wednesdays at 8th and I se; sec, Rudolph B Page, 2200 Channing ne

Grader Teachers Union; meets 2d Friday, 1423 N Y av nw; sec, Miss L M MacIntosh

Granite Cutters, Washington Branch; meets third Thursday of each month, Building Trades Hall, 6th and G nw; sec, S T Rowe, 501 15th se

Horseshoers Union, No 17; meets second and fourth Wednes- days of each month, Typographical Temple; sec, John T Bowers, 20th and 21st and L and M nw

Ice Cream Wagon Drivers and Helpers Union, Local No 111; meets second and fourth Wednesdays at 1006 E nw; seo- treas, Chas P Gouker

International Assn of Machinists, Machinists Bldg, 9th and Mt Vernon pl nw; Wm H Johnson, pres; Emmett C Davidson, sec

International Brotherhood of Bookbinders, 307-10 A F of L Bldg; pres Walter N Reddick; sec-treas, Felix J Belair International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers, Local 63; meets second and fourth Tuesdays in each month at Painters' Hall, 632 Pa av nw; see and bus agt, N A James, 606 5th nw

International Brotherhood of Oilers and Belt Men, Local No 352; meets second Monday of each month, 314 Pa av se; sec, W S Dodge, 1522 N se

International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel & Dredgemen, 306 Machinists Bldg; sec, Frank E Langdon

International Foundry Employees, No 53; meets first and third Fridays of each month; sec, S R Williams, 766 6th se

International Jewelry Workers Local, No 12; meets second Wednesdays at Musicians' Hall, 1006 E nw; sec, Fred C Duehring, 38 V nw

International Moulders Union; meets every second and fourth Wednesday, Washington Hall, 3d and Pa av se; seq, Maurice Fitzgerald, 205 Md av ne

International Union Steam & Operative Engineers, 604 5th nw; Thos H Jones, bus agt

Iron Workers, Local Union, No 5; meets overy Thursday at 8 p m at 430 9th nw; sco, F M Biggs, 812 Md av ne Laborers Protective Union, No 71; meets the second Tues- day of each month at the Cadets' Armory, 708 O nw; Sec, Frank Tolliver, 707 44th no

Laundry Workers, Local No 110; meets first Friday in each month at Winslow's Hall, 12th and R nw; seo, Moten T Jefferson, 550 24th nw

Machinists, Columbia Lodge, No 174; meets every Wednes- day at Naval Lodge Hall, 4th and Pa av se; seo, C K Kriechbaum, 517 2d se

Machinists, Washington Lodge, No 193; meets every Thurs- day, 509 G nw; sec, O D Tice, 212 14th ne

Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association, No 93; meets 1101 E nw, fourth Thursday of each month; sec, Lewis Carter, 1225 D SW

(1922) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Mill Workers, Local No 1694; meets every Friday at Society Temple, 5th and G nw; sec, W A Knotts, 3037 Dent pl

Moving Picture Machine Operators Protective Union, Local No 224; meets first and third Saturdays of each month, Gayety Theatre, 3d fi sec, J A Johnson; bus agt D L Ormes

Musicians, No 161, headquarters Musicians' Hall, 1006 E nw; meets first Sunday in each month; sec, W M

Lynch. Musicians' Hall

National Federation of Post Office Clerks, American Federa- tion Bldg; pres. Gilbert E Hyatt; sec-treas, Thos F Flaherty

National Federation of Technical Engineers, Architects and Draftsmen, room 200 A F of L Bldg; pres Chas I Rosemund; sec, Danl J Moriarty

Navy Yard Helpers; meets second and fourth Friday in

A each month, Donohoe's Hall, 314 Pa av se; sec, Bridges, 210 L se

Navy Yard Riggers, Local 16; meets second Friday each month at 7:30 p m at Typographical Temple; sec, F J Bucks, 4191/2 12th ne

Ordnancemen's Union, No 16000; meets second and fourth Wednesdays at Pythian Temple; sec, C G Engle, 923 N C av se

Painters, No 368; meets every Friday, 205 John Marshall pl; sec, Wm Zell, 806 10th ne

Paperhangers Union, No 420; meets every Friday at 430 9th nw; rec sec, H J Wells, 411 3d nw

Patternmakers Association; meets first and Third Mondays of each month, 3d and Pa av se; sec, Chas F Foster, 101 E se

Photo-Engravers Union, No 17; meets the second Monday of each month at the Perpetual Bank bldg 11th and F nw; sec, Jos C Bauman, 800 11th se; bus agt, C Frazier, 606 5th

Plate Printers, No 2; meets last Sunday in each month, Typographical Temple; sec, Raymond R Burrows. Clar- endon, Va

Plumbers, No 5; meets second and fourth Wednesdays at Paperhangers' Hall, 25, 802 F nw; sec. Robt J Bar- rett, 420 9th nw

Press Feeders and Assistants. No 42; meets Typographical Temple on the fourth Wednesday of each month; 800, Harry Cuppett, 820 6th sw

Printing Pressmen, No 1; meets fourth Monday of each month Typographical Temple; sec, Emil Petersen, room 7, 9th and G nw

Railway Carmen, Pride of Potomac Lodge, No 313. Brother- hood of; meets at Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth and F ne, first and third Tuesdays; sec, I, H Taylor, 1106 7th ne

Retail Clerks, No 262; meets first and third Mondays of each month at Typographical Temple, 423-425 G nw; sec, C C Coulter

School Custodians and Janitors Union, No 14596; meets

second Saturday of each month, Mckinley Training School; sec, T J Jones, Mckinley Manual Training School Sheet Metal Workers, No 102; meets first and third Wesdnes- day of each month at Painters' Hall, 632 Pa av nw; sec, H R Dampman, 2139 Pa av nw

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Washington (District of Columbia), city directory, 1922, Part 12

Author: Publication date: 1922 Publisher: Polk Number of Pages: 2174

Author:
Publication date: 1922
Publisher: Polk
Number of Pages: 2174