Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1918-1919, Part 4

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2594

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STATE BOARD OF CHIROPODY EXAMINERS

712 Union Trust Bldg.

President, Dr Herbert Harlan; Secretary, Dr Henry P Clifton; Dr Win M Lee and Dr A Behrend

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Office. MrCoy Hall

Governor Emerson C Harrington, Presi dent : M Bates Stephens, Secretary and Treasurer ; Thomas H Bock, Somerset ; Henry Shriver, Allegany ; Wm T War- burton, Elkton ; John O Spencer, Balti- more; Dr T H Lewis, Westminster ; Dr Wirt A Duvall. Baltimore

STATE BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINERS.

President, Dr Aloha M Kirkpatrick, Balti- more: Treasurer. Dr Robert Keining- ham, 720 e North av; Secretary, Dr Hedley V Carter. 326 n Charles

SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS. 21-25 Court House.

Marion McKee, President; Robert H Carr; R Frank Smith; James E Hubbert. Chief Clerk

MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL EXAMINERS AND SUPERVISORS. 512 Union Trust Bldg

Joseph B Dreisch, President; Jos M Za- moiski, Treasurer; Wm J Gray and Stan- ley B Prather; A B James, Secretary

MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF FORESTRY.

Emerson C Harrington, President; A F Wood, Edward R Matthews, W M Mc Culloh Brown. Robert Garrett, F W Besley

MARYLAND STATE GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE ASSO- CIATION ..

Stock Exchange Building.

President, Dr B Holly Smith; Vice-Presi- dent, L, M Levering; Secretary and Treasurer, Wm HI Fisher; Attorneys. Geo Dobbin Penniman and Talbott Den- mead

STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OF MARYLAND.

16 W. Saratoga

President, Dr Wi H Welch; Secretary, Dr John S Fulton; Dr Wm W Ford; Dr Nathan R Gorter: Dr John D Blake; Albert C Ritchie; Tolley A Biays; State Food and Drug Commissioner, Dr Fred C' Blanck; Chief of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases, Dr C Hampson Jones: Chief of the Bureau of Vital Sta- tisties, Dr Frederic V Beitler; Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry, Dr W W Ran- dall: Chief of the Bureau of Bacterio- logy, Dr Wm R Stokes; Chief of the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, Robert B Morse: Chief Clerk, Walter W Kirk- man

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN OPTOMETRY. 901 Lexington Bldg

W B' Brown, President; B W Hazell, Secre- tary; F W McAllister, Treasurer

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF MOVING PICTURE OPERATORS. 512 Union Trust Bldg.

Eugene Gamble, President; Philip J Scheck, Treasurer; Crofton S Whitter, Secretary

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-1918-1919.

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS. 207 Union Trust Bldg Joseph P Burnett and Noah R Pierson

SPRING GROVE STATE HOSPITAL. Spring Grove, Catonsville.

DIRECTORS :

G Clem Goodrich. Baltimore Co. Presi- dent of the Board: Howard Bryant, Baltimore, Secretary and Treasurer; Key Compton. Baltimore Co. Louis Muller, Baltimore Co; Daniel R Ran dall, Annapolis, Md: Dr Gordon T At- kinson, Crisfield. Md; Samuel E Rein- hard, Balto; Richard F Gundry, M D Catonsville, Md: Dr J Percy Wade. Su- perintendent

SPRINGFIELD STATE HOSPITAL. Sykesville, Carroll County.

Office. 7 Clay BOARD OF MANAGERS.

Gov Emerson C Harrington, President; John Hubner, Vice-President; Hon Hugh MeMullen, Comptroller of the Treasury; William P Jackson, State Treasurer; William S Evans, Cecil Co; Wade H D Warfield. Carroll Co: C Wilbur Miller, Balto; Henry S Forsythe, Ellicott City; Dr J Clement Clark, Superintendent

STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION.

741 Equitable bldg

Charles D Wagaman, Chairman; Robert E Lee and Joseph B Harrington, Com- missioners: Worthington P Wachter, Secretary

STATE BUREAU OF STATISTICS AND INFORMATION.

Office. 300-305 Equitable Bldg.

Chief, Charles J Fox, Raspeburg, Balti- more Co

CONSERVATION COMMISSION OF MARYLAND.

512 Munsey Bldg. W Thomas Kemp, Chairman; William H Killian, J Edward White Commissioners

STATE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT 1001-1005 Union Trust Bldg.

William Mason Shehan. Commissioner; Wilson L Coudon, Deputy Commissioner; Hazelton A Joyce jr, Examiner; Arthur M Siegk, Actuary; John M Requardt, Asst Atty Genl, Counsel to the Depart- ment; John P Albert. Auditor

MARYLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION.

Established by the State. 1910 Office at the Maryland State Normal School, near Towson MEMBERS:

J H Apple, President. Frederick; Mrs M A Newell, Secretary and Treasurer, Baltimore: Miss Nettie Mace, Annapolis; M Bates Stephens. Denton; Bernard C Steiner, Baltimore

LIQUOR LICENSE COMMISSION- ERS.

306 Court House.

Wm Pepper, Constable, Geo L Radcliffe, Wm Curran: Chief Clerk. Wm

D Travers

LUNACY COMMISSION STATE OF MARYLAND.

330 N. Charles.

Dr Hugh H Young. President, Baltimore; Dr Henry M Hurd. Baltimore; Dr George H Hocking, Baltimore Co; Dr Henry J Berkley, Baltimore, the Attor- ney General, ex-officio: Dr Arthur P Herring, Secretary and Executive, 330 n Charles. Baltimore

STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

Dr Herbert Harlan, Baltimore, President : Dr J McPherson Scott, Hagerstown. Secretary and Treasurer; Dr H L Hom- er, Baltimore; Dr. Eldridge E Wolff. Dr J L Riley, Snow Hill: Dr Lewis A Griffith. Upper Marlboro; Dr H T Col- lenberg. Baltimore: Dr Henry W Fitz- hugh, Westminster

BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF MARYLAND.

Dr Herbert Harlan. President, Balto; Dr Lewis A Griffith, Upper Marlboro: Dr Henry M. Fitzhugh, Westminster; Dr Hary L Homer. Balto: Dr John L Riley. Snow Hill: Dr Eldridge E Wolff, Cam- bridge: Dr J Mc P Scott, Secretary and Treasurer, Hagerstown: Dr H T Col- lenberg, Balto

HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL EX- AMINERS OF MARYLAND.

President, Dr W Dulany Thomas; Secre- tary. Dr O Newell Duvall. 1817 n Ful- ton av: Dr G H Wright. Dr M E Shamer. Dr H H Stansbury. Forrest Glen. Md. Dr A P Stauffer. Dr Geo L Ewalt, Dr Edward H Wilsey. Chesapeake City

MARYLAND BOARD OF PHARMACY.

President H Lionel Meredith. Hagerstown; Secretary, David R Millard, Balto and South, Balto; Mrs J Fuller Frames, Gay and Aisquith. Balto: Wm C Powell, Snow Hill

MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PRAC- TICAL PLUMBING.

15 e Fayette

John Trainor, President : Charles H Fred- prick. Treasurer : Edward H Rogers. Executive Secretary : Aug V Fidman, Secretary : Dr John D Blake

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

606-7 Union Trust Bldg

Chairman, Thomas L Berry: Secretary- Treasurer, William A Gillespie; James K Eagan; William Milnes Maloy; Dr George E Barnett

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. 605 Union Trust Bldg

Governor Emerson C Harrington, Presi- dent: William P Jackson. Treasurer: Hugh A MeMullen, Comptroller

MARYLAND STATE ROADS COM- MISSION.

601 Garrett Bldg

Governor Emerson C Harrington ; Frank H Zouck, Chairman : Clyde H Wilson. Secretary: John N Mackall, Chief En- gineer: G Clinton Uhl, John F Mudd

MARYLAND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

N W Cor Carey and Baker Sts

President, Isaac S Field; Treasurer, Jos Ulman: Superintendent, Susan A Ellison

MARYLAND HOUSE OF CORREC- TION.

Jessups. Anne Arundel Co

The Board of Managers of the House of Correction consists of the Governor. Comptroller. Attorney General and Treasurer of the State, together with nine persons appointed by the Gover- nor. three biennially for the term of six years from the first day of May

MARYLAND PENITENTIARY. Forrest and Eager Sts The State Board of Prison Contro !. Charles T Crane, Chairman : Dr J Hu- bert Wade, Treasurer ; Frank Meta- erott : John F Leonard. Warden

1918-1919-BALTIMORE CITY

MARYLAND STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Towson, Md. Henry & West, A B Ph D, Principal, Tow- son. Md

MARYLAND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Office. Johns Hopkins University, Homewood

State Geologist, Edward B Mathews; Assistant State Geologist, Edward W Berry: Commissioners, Governor, Comp- troller. President Johns Hopkins Uni- versity, and President Maryland Agri- cultural College ex officio

STATE TOBACCO INSPECTORS.

Wm J Frere. Charles Co, Chief; John G Farr, Charles Co. Deputy; Saml J Carr, Anne Arundel Co, Deputy; J Harry Raley, St Marys Co, Chief Clerk; office. son and C H Conley

BOARD OF MANAGERS MARY- LAND TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM. 2 e Lexington President, Senator John Walter Smith; Vice-President, Dr H Warren Buckler; Secretary-Treasurer, Saml K Dennis; Guy Steele, V M Reichard, Gordon Wil- son and C H Conley

STATE BOARD OF UNDERTAKERS.

Office, 733 Calvert Bldg.

Thomas W Jenkins, President; Charles F Evans, Treasurer; H H Housman, jr, Secretary; Henry W Mears, George Knell, Graham F Walker, David Sond- heim, Fred A Krause, John S Fulton, M D. John D Blake, M D, Wm T Howard, MD

BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDI- CAL EXAMINERS OF MARYLAND.

104 N. Fulton Av. President, Dr G H Grapp; Secretary, Dr A K Heagerty; Dr J H Engel, Dr G W Horner, Dr R V Smith

MARYLAND STATE WEATHER SERVICE.

Johns Hopkins University, Homewood Director, Edward B Mathews; Secretary and Treasurer, Prof W T L Taliaferro; Meteorologist in Charge, Dr Oliver L Fassig

TEN HOUR LAW BUREAU. 304 Equitable Bldg. Charles F Fox, Commissioner.

THE JUDICIARY OF MARYLAND. Courts.

THE COURT OF APPEALS consists of one Judge specially elected from the Eighth Judicial Circuit (Baltimore City), and the Chief Judges of the seven remain- ing judicial circuits

CHIEF JUDGE-Hon A Hunter Boyd, of Allegany Co

FIRST CIRCUIT-John R Pattison SECOND CIRCUIT-Hon Albert Con- stable. Cecil Co

THIRD CIRCUIT-Hon N Charles Burke, of Baltimore Co

FOURTH CIRCUIT-Hon A Hunter Boyd, of Allegany Co

FIFTH CIRCUIT-Hon

William

Thomas, of Carroll Co

SIXTH CIRCUIT-Hon Hammond Ur- ner. of Frederick Co

SEVENTH CIRCUIT-Hon John P Briscoe, of Calvert Co

EIGHTH CIRCUIT-Henry Stockbridge Jr, Baltimore City ; Clerk Caleb C Ma- gruder

STATE REPORTER-William H Per- kins, of Baltimore City

ATTORNEY GENERAL-J Albert Ritchie

TERMS OF COURT-Second Monday in January and First Monday in April and October

THE CIRCUIT COURTS OF MARY- LAND.

TERMS OF COURT-The Judges of the Circuit Courts have the power to change the days for the commencement of the terms of Courts, etc, under the following provisions of the Constitution: Art 4 Section 24:

"The Judges shall hold not less than two terms of the Circuit Court in each of the counties composing their respective circuits, at such times as are now or may hereafter be prescribed, to which jurors shall be summoned. Said Judges may alter or fix the times for holding any or all terms until otherwise prescribed, and shall adopt rules to the end that all busi- ness not requiring the interposition of a jury shall be, as far as practicable, dis- posed of at said intermediate terms."

THE JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.

FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon John R Pattison, Chief Judge; Hon Robert F Duer and John L Bailey, Associates.

WORCESTER COUNTY-Snow Hill, jury, 4th Monday in March and 2d Mon- day in October. Non-jury, 3d Monday In January and July: O D Collins, Clerk

SOMERSET COUNTY-Princess Anne jury, 2d Monday in January, April and July; W Jerome Sterling, Clerk

DORCHESTER COUNTY-Cambridge, jury, 4th Monday in April and 2d Mon- da" in November. Non-jury, 4th Monday in January and July: William H Medford Clerk

WICOMICO COUNTY-Salisbury, fury 2d Monday in March and September, Non-Jury, 1st Monday in January and Julv: J Clayton Kelly, Clerk

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon Albert Constable, Chief Judge; Hon Phile- mon B Hopper and Hon Wm H Adkins, Associates

CAROLINE COUNTY-Denton, fury. 1st Monday in April and October, Non- jury, 2d Monday in January and 4th Mon- day in June; Lawrence B Towers, Clerk

TALBOT COUNTY-Easton, jury, 3d Monday in May and November. Non- jury, 1st Monday in February and 4th Monday in July; Charles B Lloyd, Clerk

QUEEN ANNE COUNTY-Centreville, jury. 1st Monday in May and November. Non-jury. 4th Monday in January, 3d Monday in July; J Fletcher Ralph, Clerk

KENT COUNTY-Chestertown, jury. 3d Monday in Arril and October. Non- jury. 3d Monday in January. 2d Mon- day in July; A Parks Rasin, Clerk

CECIL COUNTY-Elkton, jury, 1st Monday in March. 3d Monday in June. Non-iurs. 3d Monday in September and 2d Monday in December: Charles S Pea- cock, Clerk

THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT - Hon Charles N Burke. Chief Judge; Allan Mc- Lane and Hon Frank I Duncan, William H Harlan. Associates

BALTIMORE COUNTY-Towson, fury, 1st Monday in March. 3d Monday in May, 3d Monday in September and 1st Mon- day in December; Wm P Cole, Clerk

HARFORD COUNTY-Belair, jury 20 Monday in February, May and Novem- ber: John A Robinson, Clerk

FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon A Hunter Boyd. Chief Judge; Hon Robt R Henderson and Hon Martin L Keedy. Associates

ALLEGANY COUNTY - Cumberland, jury, 1st. Monday in January and Octo- ber, 2d Monday in April. Non-jury, 1st Thursday in July: Lloyd [. Shaffer, Clerk

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-1918-1919.

WASHINGTON COUNTY - Hagers- town, jury 2d Monday in February, May and November. Non-jury, 1st Monday in August; Edward Oswald, Clerk

GARRETT COUNTY-Oakland, jury, 1st Monday in June and 2d Monday in December. Non-jury, . 3d Monday in March, 2d Monday in September; E Z Tower. Clerk

FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Hon Wm H Thomas, Chief Judge; Hon Wm H Forsythe jr and Hon Robert Moss, Associates

CARROLL COUNTY - Westminster, jury, 2d Monday in February, May and November. Non-jury, 2d Monday in Au- gust; Edward O Cash, Clerk

HOWARD COUNTY - Ellicott City. jury, 3d Monday in March and 1st Mon- day in September. Non-jury, 3d Monday in June. 1st Monday in December; Hart B Holl, Clerk

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY -- Annapo- lis, jury, 3d Monday in April and October. Non-jury, 3d Monday in January and July ; Dr Geo Wells, Clerk

SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT - Hon Hammond Urner, Chief Judge; Hon Ed- ward C Peter and Hon Glenn H Worthing- ton, Associates

MONTGOMERY COUNTY - Rockville jury, Sd Monday in March and 2d Mon- day in November, Non-jury, 3d Monday in January and 1st Mondty in June ; Pres- ton B Ray, Clerk

FREDERICK COUNTY - Frederick, jury, 1st Monday in February and Sep- tember and 2d Monday in December. Non-jury, 2d Monday in May, Eli G Haugh, Clerk

SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT-Hon John P Briscoe, Chief Judge ; Hon B Har- ris Camalier and Hon Fillmore Beall, As- sociates

PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY-Upper Marlboro, jury, 1st Monday in April and October. Non-jury, 3d Monday in Janu- ary and June; Summerfield D Hall, Clerk CHARLES COUNTY-La Plata, jury, 3d Monday in May and November. Non- jury, 3d Monday in July and February : Warner M Albrittain, Clerk

CALVERT COUNTY-Prince Frederick, jury, 1st Monday in May and 2d Monday in November. Non-jury, 1st Monday in July and February : Arthur A Harkness, Clerk

ST MARY'S COUNTY - Leonardtown, jury, 3d Monday in March and September. Non-jury, Ist Monday in June and Decem- ber: Enoch B Abell, Clerk

EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-Balti- more City-

Hon Henry Stockbridge, Chief Judge

Circuit Court for Baltimore City and Circuit Court No 2. Terms-2d Monday of January, March, May, July, Septem- ber and November. Criminal, Superior, Common Pleas and City Courts. Terms- 2d Monday of January, May and Septem- ber

THE SUPREME BENCH-Hon Morris Soper Chief Judge ; Hons John J Dob- ler, James P Gorter, Charles W Heuisler, Henry Duffy, H Arthur Stump, Carroll T Bond, Walter I Dawkins, James M Ambler and Robert F Stanton, Associates. The Judges of the Supreme Bench are assigned to the following courts :

SUPERIOR COURT-S C Little, Clerk COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Adam Deupert, Clerk

BALTIMORE CITY COURT-G Carey Lindsay, Clerk

CIRCUIT COURT-Charls R Whiteford Clerk

CIRCUIT COURT NO 2-J Pleasants, Clerk

CRIMINAL COURT -- Sam W Pattison, Clerk : Thos F McNulty, Sheriff ; Wm F Broening, State's Attorney

COURT OF JUVENILES OF BALTI- MORE CITY, Court House ; Hon Thomas J C Williams, Judge

ORPHANS' COURT-Hons Meyer J Block Chief Judge ; Harry C Gaither and William M Dunn, Associate Judges ; How- ard W Jackson, Register of Wills, The Orphans' Court is in session every day except Sunday from 11 o'clock A M to 1 o'clock P M

Equity terms for the several counties of the State, Ist Monday of January, March, May, July, September and November. Bal- timore City, 2d Monday in January, March, May, July, September and Novem- ber

MAYOR'S OFFICE. City Hall.

James H Preston, Mayor; Ludolph G Mat- thews, Mayor's Secretary; Edwin H Porter, Assistant Secretary; Melvin C Schreiber, Assistant Secretary

APPEAL TAX COURT.

City Hall.

Judges, James McC Trippe, President; Charles Kreuder jr; Edw A Hartman; Frank J Murphy, Secretary and Chief Clerk: J C Le Grand Cole, Chief Asses- sor

ARCHITECTURAL COMMISSION. Frank N Hoen, Herbert G Jory, George A Sohl

ART COMMISSION. City Hall

James H Preston, President; W Hall Har- ris, Douglas H Thomas jr, Joslas Pen- nington, Joseph Evans Sperry, Wm W Emmert, G Weems Williams, J Appleton Wilson; Otis Brownley, Secretary

BOARD OF AWARDS. City Hall

James H Preston, President; Richard Gwinn, James F Thrift, S S Field. J Barry Mahool

BOARD OF ESTIMATES. City Hall

J Barry Mahool, President; James H Pres- ton S S Field. R. Mavin Cooksey, James F Thrift, Secretary; C' H Sumwalt, Clerk

BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS. Fire Department Headquarters, Gay Street near Baltimore

Commissioners, Albert Diggs, President: John J Flynn, Sydney T Manning Secretary, P W Wilkinson

Chief Engineer, August Emrich

Deputy Chief Engineer, L H Burkhardt

Superintendent Fire Alarm Telephone, James B Yeakle

District Engineers-1, Michael A Lind; 2, James V McCarron; 3, Frederick Branan; 4, E Louis Shipley; 5, James A Camp- bell; 6, John Kahl; 7, James T Dunn; 8. J Walter Bradley

Superintendent of Machinery, Thomas H Meushaw

Surgeon to Department, Dr J J Valen- tini

Veterinarian, Dr George M Steck ENGINE HOUSES

Engine No 1-Paca nr Mulberry

Engine No 2-Barre nr Sharp

Engine No 3-Lombard nr High

Engine No 4-Lexington nr North

Engine No 5-Ann nr Lombard

Engine No 6-Gay c Ensor

Engine No 7-Druid Hill av and Eutaw

Engine No 8-Lafayette av nr Stricker

Engine No 9-Madison and McDonogh

Engine No 10-Columbia av nr Poppleton

1918-1919-BALTIMORE CITY

Engine No 11-Eastern av and Patterson- pk av

Engine No 12-Fort and Riverside aVS Engine No 13-Fremont and Myrtle avs Engine No 14-Hollins nr Monroe Engine No 15-Lombard nr Howard Engine No 16-(Fire Boat), ft President, Pier 7

Engine No 17-Fort av and Haubert Engine No 18-21st nr Md av

Engine No 19-Bond c North av Engine No 20-W North av nr Ellamont Engine No 21-Roland av and Oliver pl Engine No 22-Linwood av and O'Donnell Engine No 23-Saratoga nr Howard

Engine No 24-Patterson-pk av and Jeans

Engine No 25-McCulloh and Gold

Engine No 26-Leadenhall and West

Engine No 27-Columbia av opp Greene Engine No 28-Guilford and Mt Royal avs Engine No 29-Park Heights and avs

Kate

Engine No 30-Frederick rd ext, Carroll

Engine No 31-York rd, Waverly

Engine No 32-Gay nr Balto

Engine No 33-Harford av and Oliver

Engine No 34-Caroline nr Gough

Engine No 36-Edmondson av and Benta- · lou

Engine No 37-Ridgely nr West

Engine No 38-Balto nr Fremont av

Engine No 39-(Fire Boat), ft President-st Pier 7

Engine No 40-Liberty rd and Garrison av H P S Hose Co No 1-Gay nr Balto

H P S Hose Co No 2-Paca nr Fayette

H P S Pumping Station-South nr Pratt Repair Shops-Balto and Market pl Salvage Corps No 1-27 n Liberty

Salvage Corps No 2-13 s Bdway Salvage Corps No 3-529 Gold

Fire Alarm Telegraph Department, City Hall

HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES.

Truck No 1-Gay nr Balto

Truck No 2~Paca nr Fayette

Truck No 3-Ann nr Lombard

Truck No 4-McCulloh nr Biddle

Truck No 5-Harford av and Oliver

Truck No 6-Ostend c Hanover

Truck No 7-York rd, Waverly

Truck No 8 Frederick rd ext nr B & O R R (Carroll)

Truck No 9-Roland av and Oliver pl

Truck No 10-Lafayette av nr Stricker

Truck No 11-North av and McMechen Truck No 12-Liberty rd and Garrison av Truck No 13-Carey nr Hollins

Truck No 14-Gorsuch av nr Harford rd Truck No 15-Montford av and Mura Truck No 16-Calvert and Read

Truck No 17-Linwood av and O'Donnell Truck No 18-North av and Ellamont Truck No 19-Fort av and Haubert

Water Tower No 1-Lombard nr Howard Water Tower No 2-Gay nr Balto

BOARD OF MUNICIPAL ENGINEERS.

City Hall Annex, Courtland st nr Pleasant James H Preston, Chairman; Raleigh O Thomas, Secretary; Walter E Lee, Jos W Shirley, H Kent Mckay, Calvin W Hendrick, Francis W Mckinney; R K Compton, R M Cooksey: John J Fla- havan, Clerk, 215 S. Stricker St

BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS Office, Druid Hill Park. George Weems Williams, President; George W Williams, J Cookman Boyd, Edward Hanlon, Felix Agnus, James V Kelly, Secretary

BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION- ERS.

Commissioners Lawrason Riggs. President, Edward F Burke, Edmund J Wachter; Josiab A Kinsey, Secretary; W Leroy

Watson, Assistant Secretary; Albert C Ritchie, Counsel; Robert D Carter, Mar- shal; Samuel W House, Deputy Marshal; Board under State Government

BOARD OF POLICE EXAMINERS. Court House Isaac Frank, President; Dr H Ross Cop- page, Wm B Kines, Chas M Thompson, Secretary; Board under State Govern- ment

POLICE SURGEONS. Court House

Dr Caleb N Athey, Chief; Dr Thomas P McCormick, Dr E McE Van Ness, Dr Edward R Owings, Dr E H Hutchins

BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVE- MENTS. City Hall

R Mavin Cooksey, President; Walter E Lee, Secretary; Chas H Osborne, H Kent McCay, Joseph L Fergusson, Clerk

BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY. City Hall

Albert Diggs, President; John D Blake, M D, Secretary; William A Larkins, James J Byrne and Lawrason Riggs

BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION- ERS.

Madison and Lafayette Avs.

James W Chapman, Jr, President; James M Delevett, M D; Albert T Chambers, M D: Richard J Biggs, Sidney P Than- houser; Albert L Fankhanel, Clarence Deems, Arthur B Bibbins, Commission- ers; Chas J Koch, Supt; C A A J Miller, 1st Asst Supt; Robert W Elliott, 2d Asst Supt; Joseph C Hands, 3d Asst Supt; Rowland Watts, 4th Asst Supt; Andrew J Pietsch, 5th Asst Supt; John A Korff, 6th Asst Supt; John H Roche, Secretary

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Balto City College, Howard opp Centre, Wilbur F Smith Principal

Eastern High School, s e c North av and Bdway, E J Becker Principal

Western High School, McCulloh and La- fayette av, David E Weglein, Principal Polytechnic Institute. North av and Cal- vert Wm R King, U S N, Principal

Colored High School, Pa av c Dolphin, M A Hawkins Principal

Colored Training School, Mount and Sar- atoga, J H Lockerman Principal

Teachers' Training School, Carrollton and Lafayette Avs, Norman W Cameron, Principal

Parental School, Maiden Choice Lane, Catonsville; Elias H Read Superintend- ent

DISTRICT No 1-Schools Nos 1, 9, 11, 15, 21, 31, 39, 63. 64, 64, Br. 65, 75, 78, 81, 86, 95, 100, 103, 107, 110, 112, 116, 118, 118, Br

School No 1-Fayette and Greene; Thos C Bruff, principal

School No 9-Fayette and Greene; Thos C Bruff, principal

School No 11- Gilmor and Mosher, Fan- nie F Guyton, principal

School No 15, Carrollton av and Saratoga, Hannah M Arthur, prin.

School No 21-Pa av c Robert Virginia B McNelly. prin

School No 31-Schroeder c Pierce; Mary E Ely. prin

School No 39-Carrollton av c Riggs av Robert A Rowlenson, prin

School No 63- Ninth and Westwood avs. M Blanche Reindollar, prin

School No 64-Liberty rd and Garrison av; Tillie Kahn, prin

School No 64-(Branch)-Garrison and Penhurst avs, Tillie Kahn, prin School No 65-Lafayette av (Calverton),

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-1918-1910.

Harriet E Worthington, prin

School No 75 Carrollton av and Lexing- ton. Laura W Mainster, prin

School No 78-Harlem av c Monroe, Ro- zell Berryman. Principal

School No 81-Presstman and Gilmor, Louisa Shipley, prin

School No 86-Mulberry and Payson, Geo W Ebaugh, prin

School No 95-Lexington near Fremont av, Edwin Forrest. prin

Colored School No 100 -- Mount and Sara- toga, J H Lockerman, prin

Colored School No 103-Division nr Lan- vale, W H Lee, prin

Colored School No 101, Biddle nr Pa av. Nanmie B Grooms, prin

Colored School No 110-Waesche near Fre- mont av. James E Bantum, prin

Colored School No 11"-Carey and Chap- pell, Geo B Murphy, prin

Colored School No 116-Druid Hill av ur Biddle, Mary E Rodman, prin

Colored School No 118-Argyle av nr Lanvale, Branch, Calverton. George W Biddle, prin

DISTRICT No 2 -- Schools Nos 14, 32, 49. 50, 51, 52, 58. 54, 55. 56. 57. 58. 59, 60, 61, 62. 74. 79. 80, 85, 94, 99, 113, 115, Parental School

School No 14-Linden av and Wilson, Amelia E Barnett, prin

School No 32-Guilford av e Lanvale, Elizabeth C Thompson, prin

School No 49 -- 1205 Cathedral, Harvey W North, prin

School No 50-Gorsuch av and Tyler (Homestead), Branch s e c Washington and Harrison (Homestead); Jennie M Barrett, prin

School No 51-Ethelwood and Windemere avs, J Hiram Shamberger, prin

School No 52-Oak and 24th. Lillie M Bor- rell, act prin

School No 53-26th c St Paul, Hannah C van Meter, prin

School No 54-25th n nr Charles. Isabel C Tudor, prin

School No 55-Chestnut and 37th, Mary E Holmes, prin

School No 56-Druid av, Woodberry, Ella R Phillips, prin

School No 57-Church nr Merryman la, Laura V Adreon, prin

School No 58- Woodberry av nr Hooper av. Wm O Van Horn, prin

School No 59-Reisterstown rd and 5th av, Florence Thalheimer. prin

School No 60-Francis and Clifton, Ephraim G Gover, prin

School No 61-Linden av and Konig, Hen- ry J Bothe, prin

School No 62-Walbrook ave and Small- wood, Mollie R Hobbs, prin

School No 74-East 22d n and Homewood av, C Bertram Feig, prin School No 79-Park av c Hoffman. Ed- ward M Wimmer. prin

School No 99-North av and Washington, Fredk W Miller, prin

C'olored School No 113-Federal and Car- ter sts, Harry T Fratt, prin

Colored School No 115-Merryman's la nr York rd, John W Woodhouse, prin

DISTRICT No 3-Schools Nos 3. 5, 13, 16, 20, 24, 26. 27, 37. 38, 45. 47, 71. 80, 83; 85, 94, 97. 101

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Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1918-1919, Part 4

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2594

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2594