Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1913, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2698


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THE KRANZ-SMITH PLANO CO. 100 N. Charles St. & Factory Prices Zasy Termas Chickering & Sons : Bradbury :: Meblin & Webster and Player Planes


FRATENTS


Secured or Fee Returned.


Send sketch or model for free search. Guide book andwhatto invent, with list of inventionswanted and prizes offered for inventions, sent


FREE VICTOR J. EVANS & CO. 724-726 Ninth Street, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C.


National Union Bank of Maryland


AT BALTIMORE


Capital - $1,000,000.00


Surplus and Profits


696,336.26


3 to 9 East Fayette St., near Charles St.


CENTER OF BUSINESS AND SHOPPING DISTRICT


Special arrangements for Ladies' Accounts as well as for Commercial Accounts and those of Executors and Trustees


SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT PACE 2294


NATIONAL CITY BANK


OF BALTIMORE 15 SOUTH STREET THIS BANK WILL BE PLEASED TO RECEIVE ACCOUNTS


OFFICERS JOHN F. SIPPEL, President


MICHAEL SCHLOSS, Vice-Prea.


MURRAY VANDIVER, Vice Pres. HARRY M. MASON, Ceshier EDWARD A. VAVRINA, Asst, Cash'r


CORRESPONDENCE OR PERSONAL INTERVIEW INVITED


CHAMBERS PHONE MT. VERNON 1768


PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN


312-314 N. Howard Street


Selotted


JOHN B. IL BUNN, CasHw WILLIAN INGLE, Vice-President MUN O. RAMSAY Vice-Presttoxi DOUGLAS IL THOMAS, Provitout


$4,000,000.00 Correspondants and laterviews


Capital and Surplus


NATIONAL BANK SOUTH AND WATER STREETS


MECHANICS


MERCHANTS


Surplus and Profits,


lavites Yem Business Years of Success


Gldest National Bank In tive City


$460,000


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17 South Street


Capital, $1,000,000 1863~Fifty-1913


YOUR BANK ACCOUNT


2 CHARLES ZIES & SONS Engineers and Machinists 314, 316, 318 and 320 SOUTH FREMONT AVE. BALTIMORE, MD.


AGENTS FOR REMINGTON ICE MACHINE CO.


Manufacturers of Steam Engines Steam and Hand Elevators Brewers' and Butchers' Machinery PIPE FITTING, STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING Contractors for Ice-Making and Refrigerating Plants REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO


BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS, ETC. PIPES, VALVES, FITTINGS, BELTING, MAKING ATA) C. & P. Telephone, Gilmor DIOCESAN LIBRARY


4407


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CEMENT for welding Fire Bricks together.


CONCRETE in place of Fire Bricks, one solid furnace arch, etc. FIRE BRICKS made of special High Heat Resisting materials.


Very durable. All these materials will stand 4500 Degrees of Heat.


Most durable furnace materials made. Hundreds of ex- tremely satisfied customers.


GRATES with 76 % air space. Saves fuel. Lessens loss of gases.


Less smoke. Generates more steam on account increased nat- ural draft. Increases horse power. Less burning of grates on account more cooling air space. Best Gray Iron Castings.


INDESTRUCTO FIRE TOOLS-Made of a High Heat Resisting Alloy. That is the reason they are superior and more econom- ical.


HOSE-Metallic flexible. Very durable.


BABBITT METAL-Codd's Special. Secret formula. Superior to anything made for the money.


PAINT that will preserve iron and steel and preventing rust. Rus-


killa Black and Glossy. Resist acid fumes, etc.


GREASE CUPS-Air compression. Beats any lubricator made. Cuts oil and grease bills in half.


PHILADELPHIA GREASE-A trial will convince.


BELT DRESSING-This does the work. It is known as the "Hug Tight" and it deserves its name.


SHAFTING, Pulleys, Hangers, Set Collars, Boxes, etc., etc.


"BUCK" PATENT PIPE UNIONS Bronze Metal Seat on wedge (250 lbs. pressure). Investigate !


ELEVATOR GUIDE AUTOMATIC GREASE CUP-Air compres- sion.


TANKS for oil, gasoline, etc. All sizes and shapes.


PUMPS for gasoline, etc.


GASKETS Self-Sealing; the higher the pressure, the tighter the gasket.


AUTOMOBILE TANKS, Gasoline Pumps, Grease Cups and Grease. SHEET RUBBER PACKING-Seven per cent more rubber than the largely advertised packings. Try it.


HOIST HOLDERS to attach to beams without making a hole. It does the trick.


STEAM PUMPS of the simplest arrangement and most effective.


BELTING AND LACING that will surprise you.


PISTON ROD METALLIC PACKING that will hold steam and ammonia.


CONVEYOR CHAIN BELTING and our specially DURABLE ELE- VATOR BUCKETS.


MILL, RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES.


The Codd Tank and Specialty Co. 406 W. Camden St., BALTIMORE, MD.


Mail specifications for anything you want and we will submit prompt estimates.


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The Marcus W. Wolf Co.


IMPORTERS AND


Wholesale Stationers


ORIOLE SPECIALTIES


BLANK BOOKS LEATHER GOODS


and Complete Line of Stationery The Celebrated Line of "O. K." Pens


Most Complete Line of Holiday Novelties Shown in the South


Andrew Hunter Jr. & Co.


CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS


301-302 AMERICAN BUILDING


BALTIMORE, MD. Phone : C. & P. St. Paul 1883


61 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK


Examinations ::: Investigations ::: Systems


A CCOUNTING services for Individuals, Firms, Corporations, Banks, Institutions, Municipalities, Etc. Ample facilities. Compe- tent, trustworthy, discreet assistants. Supervision of Certified Pub- lic Accountant. Rates as low as consistent with best expert service.


Contracts entered into for continuous audits, including general supervision of accounting work, and for periodical audits, including consulting privilege.


BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY


FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING APRIL Ist.


1913


Containing an Alphabetical List of Business Firms and Private Citizens, a Directory of City Officers, Terms of Court, Churches, Public and Private Schools, Benevolent, Literary and Other Associations, Banks, Incorporated Institutions, Etc. Also a Revised Street and Avenue Guide, Showing Nearest Car Line To Each House, Etc. AND A COMPLETE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY


Which Contains a Full and Complete List of All Trades, Professions and Pursuits


COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY


R. L. Polk & Co. of Baltimore


The DIRECTORY


IS THE COMMON INTERMEDIARY BETWEEN BUYER AND. SELLER."


1203-1205 CALVERT BUILDING


FOR LIST OF PUBLICATIONS SEE PAGE 2261 Member Association of American Directory Publishers.


wht, 1913, by R. L. Polk & Co. of Baltimore, Inc.


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INTRODUCTORY


The 1913 edition of R. L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore City Directory, herewith presented, more completely represents the growth and re- sources of this community than any other medium that reaches the average citizen. It also keeps this record of material facts con- tinuously before the public-our own people, strangers coming to the city and the people of the many other cities to which it goes-as no other publication does or can.


The Directory of Names begins at page 201.


The Classified Business Directory begins on page 2263.


Pages 2778 to 2821 include a variety of miscellaneous informa- tion, such as the Government, State and City Officials, Banks, Ceme- teries, Churches, Clubs, Consuls, Dispensaries, Exchanges and Boards of Trade, Hospitals, Homes and Asylums, Libraries, Societies and As- sociations, Steamboat and Steamship Lines, Street Railways, Telephone Companies, Trust Companies and much other valuable information.


The Street and Avenue Guide begins on page 25.


BALTIMORE IN 1912.


During the past twelve months, Baltimore has stepped into national attention, not only because of the National Democratic Convention at which President Wilson was nominated, but because of its civic and commercial activities that have attracted wide at- tention.


At the close of the year the funded debt of the city had been increased by the sale of city stock to the amount of $6,700,000, at which time the net debt of the city was $27,216,045.66. In this con- sideration of the debt, no allowance was made for the physical assets of the city-the City Hall, Court House, Public Schools, Parks, etc., which, if considered as sold at their actual value, would free the city of obligations. Although millions of dollars have been bor- rowed and expended, the financing of these loans has been such that only one, a $5,000,000 water loan maturing in 1916, will show a deficit in its sinking fund, and that only of $1,543,447.


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1913 R. L. POLK & CO.'S


During the year of 1912 the city appropriations for all expenses were as follows:


Departments.


Total Appropriations for 1912. $60,850.00


From Loans.


Appeal Tax Court.


Board of Fire Commissioners. .


1,089,780.00


$30,000.00


Board of School Commissioners


2,103,137.75


190,000.00


Board of Police Commissioners


1,272,121.26


Board of Police Examiners


6,102.00


Board of Park Commissioners


549,737.05


Collector of Water Rents and Licenses.


Courts


235,518.10


City Register.


City Collector


2,638,496.30 76,268.00 27,515.00 602,239.23


Commissioners for Opening Streets.


1,011,460.81


1,000,000.00


Commissioner of Health.


203,105.00


Commissioner of Street Cleaning


822,658.22


Comptroller


49,700.00


Diary City Council.


63,447.00


Department of Legislative Reference ..


3,690.00


Electrical Commission


229,000.00 88,599.00


218,350.00


Free Public Bath Commission.


Harbor Board.


1,157,959.00 391,666.18


17,049.18


Liquor License Commission


17,400.00


Law Department.


48,000.00


Mayoralty


14,848.00


Municipal Factory Site Commission ...


6,000.00


Miscellaneous annual appropriations. .


40,260.00 138,858.00 1,000,000.00


1,000,000.00


Reformatories


122,380.00


Superintendent of Lamps and Lighting


395,839.98


Supervisors of City Charities.


572,118.00


Supervisors of Elections.


156,003.00 88,900.00


Sewerage Commission


4,596,881.00


4,596,881.00


Sinking funds.


948,271.07


Topographical Survey


13,995.00


Visitors to the Jail.


64,150.00


Water Department


2,209,510.00


1,500,000.00


Total. $23,580,038.95


The Paving Commission, during 1912, laid down 17 miles of improved streets. During 1913 a total of 27 miles of streets will be improved, bringing the grand total of streets paved and to be paved to 56 miles.


The covering of Jones' Falls and converting it into a broad highway at a cost of $1,504,564.64 was one of the notable improve- ments begun in 1912. Already a portion of the thoroughfare has been opened and the entire route from Baltimore street, north, will be completed early this year.


463,575.00


City Librarian


City Engineer


1,049,068.00


Inspector of Buildings.


Miscellaneous general expenditures ... Paving Commission.


Superintendent of Public Buildings.


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BALTIMORE DIRECTORY 1913


The work of installing the sanitary sewerage system progressed rapidly in 1912, 133.63 miles of drains having been laid in portions of 1,000 streets and alleys. More than 17,000 houses have already been connected with the sewerage system, and the pumping station went into operation on January 31, 1912.


Work on the new water system for the city was begun in 1912 with the letting of the contract for the 192-foot level dam at Loch Raven. This structure, costing $374,884.40, will be completed in 1913.


There were notable improvements in the public school system. during the year. Four new schools, costing $246,140, brought the total up to 163, and work on four more was begun. These latter will be completed in 1913. Night schools for the study of Spanish and sciences were established. The enrollment of pupils for 1912 was 66,870, with an average regular attendance of 58,917. Of the total appropriation, the School Board, through various economies, turned back to the city at the close of the year $69,181.80.


One of the municipal government features of the year was the inauguration of a supply department as an adjunct to the office of the City Librarian. This brought about an uniformity of office stationery of the various departments at a considerable reduction in the printing bills and in the saving of several thousand dollars per year in other directions.


During 1912 there were issued 53,075 permits for the erection of new dwelling houses, department stores, office buildings, ware- houses, hospitals, etc., the valuation of improvements aggregating $14,479,373.90.


The high pressure fire pipe line, which threads the business section of the city, was completed and placed in service on April 23, 1912. This system, which cost $1,000,000, has materially re- duced insurance rates in the business zone.


Substituting motor vehicles for horse-drawn apparatus in the Fire Department began in 1912 and will be continued at the rate of about 10 per year until the horses are entirely displaced.


Of the several city bills passed by the last Legislature to be- come active in 1912, the most important one was the condemnation law by which the city may obtain public property before a judge and jury instead of through a sheriff's jury as formerly.


The Harbor Board carried on extensive operations during the year, notably the starting of construction of a commercial and recreation pier at the foot of Broadway and the starting of a com- mercial highway around the south side of the harbor, an improve- ment that will greatly facilitate shipping in that section of the city. While the regular channels in the harbor were kept dredged the opening of a new channel in Spring Gardens was the most important work, giving access to a vast area of land that will eventually be factory sites.


At the joint expense of the merchants and the city a new and ornamental "Great White Way" was installed on the principal downtown streets, the illumination being a series of luminous arc lamps, mounted upon handsome iron pillars. The city now has in service 12,656 street lamps. One of the features of the work of the Department of Lamps and Lighting was the installation of a beau- tiful and effective system of lighting on University Parkway, Charles street avenue and Thirty-ninth street.


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1913 R. L. POLK & CO.'S


One of the municipal departments of the city that developed largely during 1912 is the Factory Site Commission which has taken over a work that will mean much to the industrial future of the city. During 1912 this commission brought five new industries to the city. The commission has completed an exhaustive system of real estate inquiry and classification which is invaluable to anyone seeking property in the city or vicinity. This commission also pub- lishes the Municipal Journal, a bi-weekly magazine containing offi- cial departmental reports through which citizens are regularly in- formed as to just what the municipality is doing.


In civic work during 1912 the Greater Baltimore Committee was most active in securing out-of-town publicity for the city and in carrying on its propaganda of home activity, creating a feeling of better citizenship.


The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association, through its system of rebates, brought hundreds of merchants to the city for the spring and fall buying seasons.


The taxable basis of Baltimore, for the year 1913, is as follows:


ASSESSABLE AT FULL RATE ($2.01 per $100).


Real Estate $335,808,161.00


Personal property (in- dividuals, firms and foreign corpora- tions) $48,169,754.00


Less plant exemp- tion 4,511,466.00


43,658,288.00


Personal property (Maryland incorpo-


rated companies) .. $48,096,791.00


Less plant exemp- tion 6,096,791.00


Distilled spirits in bond (est.)


42,000,000,00 900,000.00


$422,366,449.00


ASSESSABLE AT FIXED RATES.


Real Estate - Suburban ($1.30 per $100)


$18,774,094.00


Real Estate-Rural (67 cents per $100) 29,383,350.00


Securities (30 cents per $100) 177,385,419.00


Savings banks deposits (est.) (183 cents per $100) 94,000,000.00


319,542,863.00


Total assessable basis


$741,909,312.00


R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers.


INDEX TO CONTENTS


Page.


ABBREVIATIONS 201


Advertising Club of Baltimore. .2799


Aged Men's Home .. 2802


Aged Women's Home .2802


Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons 2818


Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of


the Mystic Shrine.


.2815


Ancient Order of Hibernians. .2817


Anti-Saloon League of. Maryland. 2807


Appeal Tax Court. 2752


APPENDIX 2778


Appraiser's Office.


Architectural Commission


Ariel Rowing Club. .2790


Army and Navy Union


Art Commission


Art Galleries 2756


Arundel Club. 2790


Association of Fire Underwriters .... 2507


Association of Maryland Line.


Association of Maryland Pilots ..


Athletic Association of Johns Hop-


sins University.


2809


Automobile Club of Maryland.


2790


Baltimore Athletic Ciab 2799


Baltimore Chamber of Commerce ... .2901


Baltimore Chapter American Institute of Bank Clerks


Baltimore City


Christian


Endeavor


Union


Baltimore City Osteopathie Society .. 25 Baltimore Clearing House Associa-


tion


Baltimore Club


Baltimore Coal Exchange


Baltimore Country Club. 2799


Baltimore Drug Exchange.


2801


Baltimore Egg Exchange.


2812


Baltimore Federation of Labor


Baltimore Fruit Exchange.


2402


Baltimore Jobbing Confectioners'


As-


2811


sociation


Baltimore Life


Underwriters'


A:SO-


ciation


Baltimore Orphan Asylum


Baltimore Oyster Packers' AssI


Baltimore Press Club. 2790


Baltimore Produce Johhers' Assn. .. .2009


Baltimore Reform League


Baltimore Retail Druggists' Assn. .280€


Baltimore Stationers'


Assn.


Baltimore Stock Exchange 2800


Baltimore Typographical Union


Baltimore Yacht


Cluh.


2799


Banks.


.2748 to


2792


28/15


Beneficial and Benevolent Societies .. 2006


Beneficial Association of the Mary- land line, C. S. A.


Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks 281-


Bloomingdale Improvement Assn. .2900


Board of Awards .2792


Board of Estimates 27.52


Board of Fire Commissioners 2760


Board of Foreign Missions 2800


Board of Municipal Engineers


Board of Park


Commissioners


2784


Board of Police


Commissioners


2781


Board of Police


Examiners


.2784


Board of Public


Improvements


Board of Public


Safety


2784


Paard of Public


Works.


.2791


Board of School


Commissioners


.2764


Poard of State Aid and Charities


Board of Trade of City of Baltimore. 2802


Board of Veterinary Medical ExAT- iners of Maryland. 27.81


Bookbinders' Board of Trade.


.2808


Boys' Home Society.


2802


Brotherhood of St Andrew .2806


Rnilders' Exchange.


2802


BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 2263 Business Men's Association of North- west Baltimore 28/19


Canned Goods Exchange. 2802 Catholic Benevolent Legion of Mary- land 2306


Catholic Club. 2790


Page.


Cemeteries


2792


Central Business Men's Association. . 29)\ Central Improvement Assu. . .2909 Century Road Club of America .. 2799


Charcoal


Club.


.2799


Children's Playground Association of


Baltimore


.2509


Churches


Circuit Courts


2793 to 2799


2753


Citizens' Improvement Association of Northeast Baltimore.


City Club


.2799


City


Collector


2785


City


Council.


2785


City Engineer .2756


City Government


City


Librarian


27.56


City Library


.2786


City Register .275A


City Surveyor 2786


Civil Service Reform


Association of


Clinical Section


of


Baltimore


City


Clover Club.


2799


Clubs


2799 to 2501


Collector


of


Water


Rents


and


Licenses


275


Commissioners for Opening Streets. 2786


Commissioners of Finance ..


279


Commissioners of Street Cleaning. ... 2736


Commonwealth Club.


.2799


Companions of the Forest of America. 2517


Comptroller 27 RA


Concord Club. 2799


Confederate Civic Improvement


and


Protection Assns


2800


Constables


.275#


Consnls


Coroners


Courts


.2751


Credit Men's Assn of Balto City. .2800


Crescent


Bicycle Club. .


.2790


Custom


House


277€


Daughters of American Revolution .. 2809


Daughters of Liberty.


2817


Decorative Art Society of Baltimore .. 2009


Democratic Club.


.2709


Department of Law


.2797


Direct Legislation League. 2809


Dispensaries


2001


Fast Baltimore Business Men's Asso- ciation


East End Improvement Association. . 2909


East Baltimore Merchants and Tax-


Daxers'


Association.


2500


Edmondson Terraces Improvement As-


sociation


2809


Fineational Society of Baltimore. ... 2800


Electrical


Commission . .


2767


Electrical Contractors' Association of Maryland


Elementary Teachers' Association. .2809 Emory Grove Association. 2809 Engineers Corps. U S A. 2776


Engineers' Club


2900


Engineers' Sewerage Commission. .2787


Enoch Pratt Free Library. 2005


Farmers' League of Maryland.


2800


Exchanges and Boards of Trade.


.2001


Federated Charities of Baltimore. Inc.2810


Federated Jewish Charitis.


2010


Fire Department .. 2782


Flavoring


Extract Manufacturers'


Association of the United States. . . 2810


Foreign Commerce Association


2910


Florence Crittendon Mission.


2802


Forest Park Improvement Assn


Forresters of America.


221 €


Franklin Buchanan Camp (U C .2906 Fraternal Order of Eagles 2017


Free Public Bath Commission


Free Summer Excursion Society 2810 French Benevolent Society 9904 Frindly Inn Association. 2×10


Funeral Directors' Association of Bal-


timoro City


2010


GENERAL DIRECTORY OF


VAMES


201


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Banner Exposition.


.27.50


Crescent


Club


Maryland


28019


Med Society


16


1913 R. L. POLK & CO.'S


Page.


Gentlemen's Driving Club.


.2800


German-American Technological Soc.2810


German (Evang) Immigrant House


and Seaman's Home. .2803 German Orphan Asylum. .2803


German (R C) Union of Baltimore and Vicinity .2807


German Society of Maryland. .2807


Germania Club. 2500


Germania Maennechor 2809


Govans Protective and Improvement Association 2810


Government of Maryland. 2779


Government of the United States 2778


Grand Army Club of Maryland. .2800 Immber Exchange


Grand Army of the Republic. 2807 I.unary Commission State of Mary-


Greater Northeastern Improvement


Association 2810


Gwynns Falls Improvement Assn 2810


Harbor Board


27.87


Harbor Masters 27.88


Harlem Improvement Association of


West Baltimore


Health Department


Health


Wardens


2787


Hebrew


Benevolent Society


Hebrew


Education Society


2810


Hebrew Free Burial Association. 2810


Hebrew


Hospital and Asylum. . 2803-2810


Hebrew


Ladies' Orphan Ald Society. 2811


Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society ..... 2811


Hebrew Orphan Asylum. . .2803


Henry Watson Children's Aid Sorlety. 2811


Home for Confederate Mothers and


Widows


.2803


Home for Incurables of Baltimore. .. 2803


Home of the Friendless of Baltimore. 2805


Homestead League and Improvmient Association .2811


Homoeopathic Medical Examiners of Maryland ,27.50


Hospital for Consumptives of Mary- land


Hospital for the Relief of Crippled


and Deformed Children. 2803


Hospital for the Women of Mary-


land


2903


Hospitals, Home. Asylums, Etc.


2802 to 2805


House of Reformation for Colored


Boys 2803


Huntingdon Improvement Association.2811


Hydrophobia Treatment. 1597


Improved Order of Heptasophs 2817


Improved Order of Red Mon. 2817 Independnt Citizns' Union of Mary- land .2811


Independent Order of Mechanics. 2817


Independent Order of Odd Fellows. .2817 INDEX TO ADVERTISE- MENTS 18


Indigent Sick Society 2781


Industrial Home for Colored Girls. 2803


Inspector of Buildings ..


Inspectors of Weights and Measures. 2786


Instructive Visting Nurses' Assn. .. .2811


Inter-Church Federation of Baltimore. 2811


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Isaac R Trimble Camp No 1025 (U C V). .


Tail Board 2807


James Lawrence Kernan Hospital and Industrial School of Maryland. ... 2803


James R Herbert Camp No 657 (T


Jewelers'


and Silversmiths' Associa-


tion 2811


Tewish Educational Alliance 2811


Jewish Home for Consumptives. 2903 Johns Hopkins Colored Orphan Asy- lum 2803 Johns Hopkins Club. 2803


Johns Hopkins Hospital and Dispen- sary 2803


Judicial Circuits 2781-2783 Junior OTAM .2818 Just Government League. .2811 Juvenile Court .. 27.82


Kelso Home for Orphan Children 2803 Knights of Honor .. 2819 Knights of Pythias 2818 Knights of the Golden Eagle. 2818


Knights of the Maccabees 2818


Ladies' Branch Bible Society .2811


Lafayette Wheelmen's Club. 2500 Laymen's Missionary Movement . .. 2811


Leather and Finding Dealers' tective Association 2811 Pro-


Legion of the Red Cross .2818


Libraries 2805


Library of the Medical and Chirurgi- cal Faculty of Maryland .. .2805 Lime and Cement Exchange of Balti- more City 2802




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