Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1920, Part 9

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2472

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BALTIMORE FRUIT EXCHANGE.

Sharp, Lee and Howard

President. Joseph Di Giorgi: Secretary, Eugene ('Dunne: Vice-President, Rosario Di Giorgio; Treasurer, R W Seim

BALTIMORE FRUIT AND PRODUCE EXCHANGE THE. 12-14 e Pratt

BALTIMORE JOBBING CONFECTION- ERS' ASSOCIATION. 1306 n Gay John G Pentz, President: Wm R Hillberg, Vice- President: Samuel C MeConachy, Secretary: John H Doekman, Treasurer

BALTIMORE MILK EXCHANGE. 752-754 w Saratoga

BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE.

208 e Redwood. near South St

President. Harry Fahnestock:

Secretary and Treasurer. John Redwood

BOARD OF MARINE SURVEYS AND PORT WARDENS. 310 Marine Bank Blog

BOARD OF TRADE OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

Office of Secretary, 1401 to 1404 Munsey bldg President. B Howell Griswold, jr; Secretary- Treasurer, HI Findlay French; Board of Directors Presidents of the following: Advertising Club, Association of Fire Underwriters, Baltimore Chamber of Commerce, Baltimore Clearing

House, Baltimore Stock Exchange, Builders'

Exchange, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone

Co, Credit Men's Association, Export and Im- port Board of Trade, Lumber Exchange, Mary- land Hotel Men's Association, Merchants' and Manufacturers Association, Old Town Merchants and Manufacturers' Association, Real Estate Exchange, Canned Goods Exchange, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co, Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Western Maryland Railway Co, Consolidated Gas, Electric Light and Power Co. United Rail- ways and Electric Co, Mayor and City Council of Baltimore

BOXMAKERS' EXCHANGE. 1107 Union Trust Bldg

BUILDERS' EXCHANGE.

15 e Fayette

Officers: Wm F Chew, President; Edwd C Wilson, First Vice-President; John J Kelly, Jr, Second Vice-President; Frank J Knell, Third Vice- President; S Frank Bennett, Treasurer; I H Seates, Secretary; Ernest F Proffen, Asst. Sec- retary; W Conwell Smith, Exchange Counsel

Directors: F S Chavannes, A J Dietrich, W W Garthe. Theo F Krug, P J Cushen, John H Hamp- shire, Fred H Jackson, John C Louis, F A Ash- erfeld, L L Chambers, Chas A Cummins, C M Marshall

CANNED GOODS EXCHANGE. Wm F Assau, Secretary, Boston c Streeper; G Steuart Henderson, Acting Traffic Manager, 409 Chamber of Commerce

CLOTHIERS' BOARD OF TRADE. 815-817 Gaither Estate Bldg

CREDIT CLEARING HOUSE. 1001 Maryland Trust Bldg

EXPORT AND IMPORT BOARD OF TRADE OF BALTIMORE INC.

Overseas Bldg, 106 s Gay Austin McLanahan, President; Thos E Cottman, Vice-President; Geo M Shriver, Vice-President; John B H Dunn, Treasurer; W M Brittain, Gen- eral Manager; Wm W Tull, Traffic Manager

FLAVORING EXTRACT MANUFACTUR- ING ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES. 105 Concord

FLORISTS' EXCHANGE. 17 e Franklin

GWYNN OAK JUNCTION BOARD OF TRADE.

President, Dr A C Smink, 4509 Liberty Hts av; Vice-President, Bancroft Hill: Treasurer, Theo- dore Mottu; Secretary, Harry M Ramey

INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL CON- TRACTORS OF MARYLAND. 507 Keyser Bldg

LIME AND CEMENT EXCHANGE OF BALTIMORE CITY THE. North av and Oak John J Kelly, Jr, Secretary

LUMBER EXCHANGE. Coca-Cola Bldg

President. P M Womble; Secretary and Treasurer,

L H Gwaltney, 1107 Union Trust bldg

MARITIME EXCHANGE. 3 Chamber of Commerce

C A Ruth, Manager

MARYLAND WHOLESALE GROCERS' ASSOCIATION.

Walter A Reiter, Secretary, 122 Light

MERCHANT TAILORS' EXCHANGE 18 St Paul Harry O Perry, President; Frederick Hechlinger, Secretary

NATIONAL LUMBER EXPORTERS' ASSOCIATION. 51 Knickerbocker Bldg

NATIONAL LEAGUE OF COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Baltimore Branch, 210 Light President, W Edgar Jones; Secretary, Raymond W Bortner

NATIONAL RETAIL MONUMENT DEAL- ERS' ASSOCIATION. 85-86 Gunther Bldg

PACKING BOX EXCHANGE. 1107-1108 Union Trust Bldg

PRINTERS'

BOARD OF TRADE OF

BALTIMORE, INC.

John C Hill Mngr, 1327 Munsey bldg

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-1920.

REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BALTIMORE.

15 e Fayette President, Chas H Stelley; Ist Vice-President, James Carey Martien: 2nd Vice-President, Wm Merriken; Treasurer, Henry L, Frank; Secretary (' Phillip Pitt: Gent Counsel. Osborne I Yellott. Directors: Chas H Stefoy, Chairman, Jus Carey Martien, Win Merriken, Henry L Frank, Thos R Bond, Win E Ferguson, F N Iglehart, John II Butler, John J Hurst, George R Morris, Edward H Bouton, A Robinson White, Cleveland R Beal- mear, Philip S Morgan, Julius Mintz, Harry E Gilbert

SHOE AND LEATHER BOARD OF TRADE.

20-24 Light

President Ilenry Jandorf ; Treasurer, Geo P' Thomas jr; Secretary, Elkan R Myers

TRAVELERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. 909 Union Trust Bldg

WOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE. 333 n Charles

HOSPITALS, HOMES, ASYLUMS

(See also Alphabetical Part of this Work, also Dispensaries)

*African (M E) Home for the Aged, 207 Aisquith

Aged Men's Home, 1400 w Lexington; President, Mrs Rufus K Goodenow; Superintendents Miss Harriet Gilman and Miss Julia N Beard

*Aged Home of the (M E) Ch, 1622 Druid Hill av Aged Women's Home, 1404 w Lexington; Visiting Days, Thursdays and Fridays; President, Mrs Rufus K Goodenow; Matrons, Miss Ella Z Jones and Mrs Sarah A Jordan

All Saints' (P E) Home for Children; Warwick av e Westwood av

Anchorage The. 1644 Thames

Augsburg Home, 746 w Lexington

Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hospital, 625 w Franklin

Baltimore Manual Labor School, between Wash- ington and Frederick rds, about 16 mile from Arbutus 'on P R R, Office 30 Md Life bldg Baltimore Orphan Asylum, 225 n Stricker

President. Miss Mary B Read; Ist Vice-Presi- dent. Miss Violet Clendinen: 2d Vice-President, Mrs Andrew Whitridge: Recording Secretary, Mrs Bayard Turnbull: Corresponding Secretary. Mrs Geo A Colston; Treasurer, Mrs Geo F Randolph; Superintendent, Miss Mary Morgan Baptist Home of Md, 2301 n Charles

Bayview Asylum, Eastern av and 16th e

Betsy Levy Memorial Home, Bdway c Fairmt av Boys' Home Society of Baltimore, n w c Madison and Lafayette avs; President G M Gaither; Vice-President, Dr A B Chalmers: Secretary. Chas J Meyer: Treasurer, Watson E Sherwood: Executive Committee, Wilbur M Pearce, Watson E Sherwood. Alfred Hoen, Edward Netre; Su- perintendent, Clifford E Batheheller

Casa Regina, 114 w Franklin

Catholic Ladies' Home, 610 Park av

Christ (P E) Church Orphanage, Guilford av and e 21st n

Christian Home for Girls, Partridge Memorial, 1819 Park av

Chuch Home and Infirmary, Broadway and Fair- mount av

City Hospital for the Insane (Bayview), East- orn av ext

Crippled Children Helper. 1821 Federal

Crownsville State Hospital, 221 n Liberty

Curtis Bay Neighborhood House. 103 Cherry C B Daughters of Hannah Home. 1734 e Balto Daughters of the Eucharist (R C), 1133 n Gilmor Daughters in Israel Home, 1200 e Balto

*Day Nursery, 951 Druid Hill av

Deaconess' Home of the Methodist Episcopal Church. 1301 Madison av

Deaconess' Home of the Presbyterian Church, 2512 n Charles and Madison av c Preston

Dental Department of the University of Md. Greene · Lombard

Diocesan House. 409 n Charles

Eastern Shore State Hospital office, 221 n Liberty

Egenton Female Orphan Asylum, Cedar av and 40th n

Emergency Hospital & Dispensary, 1227 Columbia Evangelical Deaconess Home. 842 Harlem av

Florence Crittendon Mission, 837 Hollins, Mrs W E F Taylor, President; Henry Peters Smith, Treasurer: Mrs A E Gerber, Superintendent Franklin Square Hospital, n w c Calhoun and Fayette

Free Home for Women. 722 w Balto

Friendly Inn, 311 s Sharp; President Henry C Miller: Secretary, Robt W Williams; Treasurer, John Hinkley: Manager, Geo R McCleary

Garrett Robt Hospital for Children, 27 n Carey General German Orphan Asylum, 224-242 Ais- quith nr Orleans; John G Johannesen President: Henry J Herzinger, Vicce-President; Conrad C Rabbe, Treasurer: Ernst Schmeisser, Chairman of the Board: Louis O Schneidereith, Secretary: Percy L Hennighausen, Comptroller; Charles Schmied, Superintendent

German Aged Men's and Women's Home, 1940 w Baltimore

German (Evang) Immigrant House and Seamen's Home, 1308-12 Beason

Gibbons Guild, 2833 Hampden av

Girls' Club of Seminary House, 508 n Fulton at Hebrew Children's Sheltering Home, 22 n Bdway

Hebrew Friendly Inn and Aged Home, 109-117 Alsquith

Hebrew Home for Aged Incurables, 2102 e Balto

Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Association, Monu- mient e Rutland av; President, Leon Cobleus; Vier-President, Morton Samuels: Treasurer, Ja- rob Engel; Secretary, Louis H Levin: Board of Intertut's, Albert Derney, ill Frank, Julius Goldenberg, Henry Friedman, Edwin Hutzler, Jacob Engel, Morton Sammeln, Money & Hecht, / B Cahn, Leon Coblens. Abraham Mendels, WI Benesch, A Ray Katz, A A Rosenberg; Judah Lehman, Superintendent, Pr H J MONN

Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Calverton Hts, Rayner av e Dukeland; President, Sidney Lansburg, Vier- President, Dr Abraham Cohen, Secretary, Louis HI Levin: Treasurer, Henry F Westheimer; Su- perintendent, Michael Sharlitt

Home for Friendless and Fallen Women, 5 n Exeter Home for Confederate Mothers and Widows, 1020 Linden av: President and Treasurer, James R Wheeler; Secretary, Mrs A W Mears

Home for Incurables of Baltimore City, e 21st and Guilford av; President, Mrs Samuel Murray. Pikesville; Vice-President, Mrs Wm Bauern- schmid1, 1 e Unix Parkway: Recording Serre- tary, Mrs Percival Bonsal, The Washington; Cor- responding Secretary, Mrs Wm Chase, 18 e 24th; Treasurer, Mrs Alexander Nelson, 814 n Charles; Superintendent, Mrs A F Stewart

Home for the Aged (M E) Church, 420 and 422 n Fulton av; Mrs Hamilton Easter, President; Mrs W E Wagner, Treasurer: Mrs G Lane Taneyhill, Recording Secretary; Mrs W M Winks, Corre- sponding Secretary; Miss Etta Cuddy, Superin- tendent

Home of the Friendless of Baltimore City for Boys and Girls, e Druid Hill and Lafayette avs; Presi- dent, Mrs Matthew Atkinson; Recording Secre- tary, Mrs B DeFord Webb; Superintendent, Miss M Martha Kilgour

Home of the I O O F of Maryland, Ellicott City; office, I O O F Temple

Hospitals for Consumptives of Md (Eudowood Sana- torium), Towson, Md: Md & Pa R R; city office, 1208 Fidelity bldg: Martin F Sloan, Medical Su- perintendent ; Dr Henry Barton Jacobs. President : W G Bowdoin, jr. Secretary: Ro't I Hoopper, Executive Secretary: Mrs Geo N Numsen, Presi- dent Woman's Board; Mrs J J Kahler. Secre- tary

Hospital for the Women of Maryland, Lafayette av c John: President, Mrs John W Marshall : Vice-President, Mrs John W Brown; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs Wm L Marbury, Recording Secretary, Miss Rebecca Hickok; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs G Howell Parr, Treasurer, A E Duncan; Superintendent, Miss & W Sampson.

House of the Good Shepherd, c Mount and Hollins, unter the charge of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd.

House of the Good Shepherd (colored), Calverton road nr Franklin: under the chareg of the Sis- ters of the Good Shepherd

House of the Holy Nativity, 820 n Eutaw

House of Reformation for Colored Boys, Cheltenham, Prince George Co. Pope's Creek Branch P B &

W R R: President, Henry S Dulaney; Secretary and Treasurer, Jos J Janney, 205 Vickers bldg Immigrants and Sailors' Home, 1108 Towson

Industrial Home for Colored Girls, Melvale, Balto Co; President. Geo M Griffith; Secretary-Treas- urer, Clifton E Krebs; Physician in Charge, Dr Jennie M Browne: Superintendent, Mrs F S Pennington

James Lawrence Kernan Hospital and Industrial School of Maryland, 2000 n Charles; Suburban Hospital, Windsor Mill rd and Forest Pk av

Jewish Home for Consumptives, Reisterstown; Louis H Levin, Secretary, 411 w Fayette

Johns Hopkins Hospital School and Convalescent Mome for Colored Children (Branch of Johnhs Hopkins Hospital), Remington av c 31st

Johns Hopkins Hospital and Dispensary, Broadway c Monument; Superintendent, Dr Winford H Smith; Assistant Superintendent, Dr K H Van Norman, Trust Estate Ottice, Room 1210 Fi- delity bldg; President, Henry D Harlan Vice- President, Win A Marbury: Secretary, Henry M Hurd; Treasurer, John C Thomas:

Comptroller, James D Leeke; Trustees. Henry D Harlan, Wm A Marburg. Geo Cator, R Brent Keyser, Blanchard Randall. Henry Phipps, Dr Henry Barton Jacobs, John M Glenn, Richard J White, H Crawford Black, John S Gibbs

Johns Hopkins Nurses Home, Bdway c Orleans Kelly Howard A Hosp, 1418 Eutaw pl

Kelso Home for Orphan Girls of the M E Church The, Garrision and Forest Park avs; Superin- tendent, Mrs R H Lewis; Visiting Day, last Friday in each month

Kornerstone Kindergarten, Lafayette av and Bol- ton

Lawrence Settlement House, 816 w Lombard

Little Sisters of the Poor, Valley c Biddle; Home for the Aged of any Denomination Luthern Home for Young Men, 601 Cathedral Lutheran Hospice for Girls, 500 Park av Mairs Nursing Home, 1114 n Calvert

Margaret J Bennett Home, 14 e Franklin

Maryland Baptist Orphanage (colered), 509 Me- Mechen

1920-BALTIMORE CITY

Maryland General Hospital, Madison and Linden Maryland Hospital for the insane, Catonsville Md

Maryland Industrial School for Girls, Carey c Baker

Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers' Home, Pikes- ville. Balto Co, Acting President, MeHlenry Howard: Secretary, John F Hayden; Managers, Dr Ridgely Howard, Lamar Hollyday, James R Wheeler, F M Colston; Superintendent, W H Todd

Maryland Lying-In Hospital of the Maryland Gen- eral Hospital, Linden av nr Madison

Maryland Training School for Boys, Loch Raven. Baltimore Co. Md. Superintendent, Leon C' Faulkner: Asst Supt, Clyde E MeClintock: Business Manager. Frank E Ballantyne; Chief Parole Officer, Harry K Smith jr, Managers: Lawrason Riggs, Thomas A Murray, William G Baker jr. Clarence W Perkins, William H Matthai, J Appleton Wilson, Allen L. Carter, Jawies A Gary jr

Maryland School for the Blind, Walnut av nr Oak, Overlea. Balto Co, President, Waldo Newcomer; Treasurer, Frank N Maslin; Secretary and Sup- erintendent, John F Bledsoe

Maternite (Lying-In) Hospital and Maternite of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Calvert e Saratoga

Mercy Hospital and Dispensary, Calvert and Sar- atoga: connected with the College of Physicians and Surgeons

Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart, 416 w Biddle Morrow Hospital, 1122 n Mount

Mothers House and Training School of Deaconess' (Evang Luth Ch), North av nr Thomas av

Mount Hope Retreat for the Insane and Sick Reisterstown rd and Mt llope av

Nursery and Child's Hospital, Schroeder and Franklin Sts, President, Mrs H B Dillehunt: Vice-Presidents, 1st, Mrs W E Thomsen: 2d. Mrs L M Tough: 3d, Mrs M Soper: 4th, Mrs Wm Buckingham; Recording Secretary, Mrs L Joseph Byrne; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs Chas Summers; Special Treasurer, Mr H Crom- well Bevan, 1301 Linden av; General Treasurer, Mrs Chas E Falconer, 1630 Bolton St; Superin- tendent, Miss George Allen Hutton; Assistant Superintendent, Miss Margaret Collison; Super- intendent of Kindergarten, Miss May Cham- bliss; Assistant, Miss Edna Eby; Superintend- ent of Sunday School, Miss May Richardson

Nurses Registry Club of the Church Home and Infirmary, 1314 Linden av

Nurses Home of Franklin Square Hospital, 120 n Calhoun

Nurses' some of the Hospital for the Relief of Crippled and Deformed Children, Windsor Mill rd and Forest Park av

Nurses' Club of the Md Univ, 21 n Carey and 618 w Lombard

Orange Grove Convalescent House for Children, 816 w Lombard

Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Home for Children, Garrison boul and Barrington rd

Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hospi- tal, 1017 e Balto; Charles E Rieman, President ; H G Evaus, Treasurer; Rev Edwd H Robins, Secretary; Herbert Harlan, M D, Executive Secretary

Presbyterian Home for Women, 822 n Carrollton av

Provident Hospital (colored), 413-415 w Biddle Rescue Home for Women, 5-7 n Exeter

Richard Gundry Home, Catonsville

Rosewood State Training School for Feeble Mind- ed, Dr F W Keating supt, Owings Mills, P O. St Agnes (R C) Sanitarium and Dispensary, Caton av e Wilkens av

St Anthony (Ger) Orphan Asylum, 927 n Central av, in charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame

St Barbara's Home for Girls, 1701 Warwick av

St Elizabeth's (R C) Home for Colored Children, Pen Lucy av nr Old York rd

St Francis' Orphan Asylum. Academy and Con- vent, e Forrest and Chase, in charge of the Oblate Sisters of Providence

St James' (R C) Home for Boys' 301 n High. The Home is a branch of St Mary's Industrial School for Boys, and is in charge of the Xaver- ian Brothers

St John's (P E) Orphan Asylum, 1 Old York rd

St Joseph's Hospital and Free Dispensary, Caro- line e Hoffman

St. Joseph's (R C) House of Industry, n w e Charles and 28th. Under the care of the Sis- ters of Charity

St Katherine's Home for Colored Girls, 2003 Druid Hill av

St Leo's Italian Orphan Asylum. 112 n Front

St Martha's Home for Working Girls, 735 w Lex- ington

St Martin's Day Nursery. Fayette e Payson

St Mary's Industrial School for Boys, Wilkens ar. Station D; in charge of the Xaverian Brothers. President, James Cardinal Gibbons; Vice-Presi- dent. Rt Rey Marion James E Donahue: Sec- rotary. Adam Deupert: Treasurer. Rt Rev O B Corrigan: Superintendent. Brother Paul: Beard of Trustees, Hammond Dugon. Henry C Me- Cosker. Talrott W Jenkins, William J Donnelly. William K Boone. William K Cromwell. Rt Rev George W Devine, Thomas A Whaten Richard B Tippett. P J McEvoy. Brother Patrick, Chas W Heuisler. James T Stuart. Charles J Bons- parte. W T. Cooney, Rev P L Ireton, Wm U

Duun. Bernard J Barrett, J J Hock, Rt Rey W'm T Russell, James Healey, William P Ryan. Charles F Evans, Harry M Benzinger, John T Daily. John B A Wheltie; City Trustees, Wil- liam S Short, John F Hancock, Adrian Hughes, B N Baker; State Trustees, John R King, Robt B Dixon, Charles R Wilcox, Joseph J Janney, William A Dickey, jr; Counselor, Thomas Foley Misky: John T ('Mara, Physician, Edward Shriver, John C Muth

St Mary's (R () Female Orphan Asylum, Cold Spring la ur Roland av

St Patrick's (R () Orphan Asylum, 1707 Gough Founded by the late Father Dolan. Directed by the Rt Rev Father Donahue

St Paul's Industrial School for Girls, 2411 m Charles

St Paul's (P E) House, 309 Cathedral

St Paul's (P E) Orphan Asylum, 8-10 e Franklin St. Paul's Parish Boys' School, 8-10 e Franklin

St Peter's (P E) Asylum and School for Female Children, 1221 Myrtle av

St Raphael's Institute of Providence, 309 Hanover St Vincent de Paul's (R C) Maternite Hospital, Division c Lafayette av

St Vincent de Paul's (R C) Male Orphan Asylum, under the charge of the Sisters of Mercy, York rd nr Schwartz av

St Vincent's Infant Asylum, c Lafayette av and Division

Salvation Army Industrial Home, Sharp c Mont- gomery

Samuel Ready School for Female Orphans, North and Harford avs, President, Wilton Snowden: Secretary-Treasurer, Geo Kent: Trustees, Blanch- ard Randall, Francis E Waters, Harry G Evans, John K Shaw, jr. Geo W Corner, E G Perine: Vice-Principal, ( H Steiner

Seminary House School, 504 n Fulton av

Shelter for Homeless Colored Men, 517-519 Bidle

Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, Towson, Bal- timore Co, Trustees' Office, 212-214 Chamber of Commerce, President, W Champlin Robinson : Vice-President, Wm K Bartlett .; Secretary. John C Daves: Trustees, Wm A Dixon, W Champlin Robinson, Win K Bartlett, Wilton Snowden, C C Homer, Phillips Lee Golds- borough and Robert H Walker

South Baltimore General Hospital. 1213-1221 Light, President. Hon J Barry Mahool: Vice-President, Capt Wm C Eliason: Financial Secretary, ( Burnett Torsch: Treasurer, Jos A Buck: Secre- tary. Dr H E Peterman: Board of Directors. Hon J Barry Mahool, Jos A Back, Dr H E Peterman. William Grecht, William C Elia- son. Charles P Morningstar, J G Johannesen, Edwd A Weiler, Louis A Dockman, Charles H Abhau , G W H Pierson, H G Jory, George F Obrecht, Chas A Jording, Christian Grecht, How- ard E Jones, Harry Kunneke, Adam Kromm, Chas Hilgartner

Southern Hospital, 2525 Greenmt av

Springfield State Hospital, City Office, 221 n Lib- erty

Spring Grove Hospital. City Office, 221 n Liberty Thomas Wilson Sanitarium for Children, Office.

841 Calvert Bldg, President, Herert M Brune; Secretary and Treasurer. James B Diggs

Union Protestant Infirmary, 1514 to 1528 Division: Miss Roberta L Ball, Superintendent

United Patriotic Orphans Home, 2518 Druid Hill av

United States General Hospital, Cold Spring la Guilford

United States Marine Hospital, Remington av nr 31st n. Office. Custom House

United States Marine Hospital Nurses Home. 3136 Remington av

University Hospital, Wm L Jordan manager; Lom- bard and Greene

University of Maryland Lying-In Hospital, 622 : Lombard

Warner House, 916-918 Russell

Weiderhold Emna Convalescing Home, Roland av ur Lake av

West End Emergency Hohpital. 2013 w Pratt West End Maternity Hospital, 112 n Calhoun Wiessner John F Orphan Asylum, 3401 Eastern av William Painter Memorial Children's Hospital School. Green Spring av nr Keyworth

Working Girls' Home for the Daughters in Israel. 1200 e Baltimore

LIBRARIES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM. 1311 Fidelity Bldg

ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY OF BALTIMORE CITY.

Incorporated by the State of Maryland March March 30,1882

Main Building, 106 w Mulberry St. Annexes, 400 and 404 Cathedral St

Branches, cor Fremont av and Pitcher st. cor Hol- lins and Calhoun sts, cor Light and Gittings sts. cor Ellwood and O'Donnell sts, Broadway ( Mil- ler st. St Paul nr 25th n. Falls rd nr 37th, Hi'- ton st c Clifton av (Walbrook), cor Towson and. Beason, cor St Peter and Barre, cor Linwood and e Fayette, cor Garrison and Callaway, c Gorsuch and Taylor. Keyworth nr Park Hts av, North near Smallwood, Wolfe and 20th, Washington av and Second st. Hamilton and Tames 9vs.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-1920.

Stations, Gay and Mott sts and 1123 @ Balto; President, Charles J Bonaparte; Vice-President, Henry Stockbridge; Treasurer, Wm G Baker, Jr; Secretary, E Stabler, jr. Fayette and Hanover; Trustees, J A Gary, (' J Bonaparte, E Stabler, jr. Wm G Baker, jr. Henry Duffy, Henry Stock- bridge Henry D Harlan, Eli Frank and Thomas Cullen; Librarian, Bernard (' Steiner, Ph D); Acting Assistant Librarians, Lawrence & Wroth and Louise T Starkloff

LIBRARY OF MEDICAL AND CHIRUR- GICAL FACULTY OF THE STATE OF MARYAND.

1211 Cathedral Nt Open from 10 A M to 10 P M Number of Volumes, 29,750. Journals taken, 216; Librarian, Miss M ( Noyer

MARYLAND DIOCESAN LIBRARY (P. E.) Instituted 1879. Open 10 A M to 4 P Daily, Gilman Hall, Homewood

Rev Frank M Gibson, Ph D, Librarian; 32,000 Volumes

MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 201 w Monument

MARYLAND INSTITUTE LIBRARY. n w . Mount Royal av and Lanvale Thomas B Everist, Actuary and Librarian

NEW MERCANTILE LIBRARY. Wilson Building, 305 n Charles St

The Library and Reading Rooms are epen daily from 9 A M to 6 P' M. Librarians, Margaret F Watkins and Fannie Stewart

PEABODY INSTITUTE OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

Founded by George Peabody Feb 12, 1857 Cor of Mt Vernon pl and Charles

President, Lawrason 'Riggs: Vice-President. W Hall Harris; Secretary, H Oliver Thompson; Executive Secretary, L H Dielman: Librarian, John Parker: Director of Conservatory of Mu- sic, Harold Randolph

RAILROADS

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

General Offices, B & O Bldg, Daniel Willard Presi- dent: George M Shriver, Senior Vice-President ; C W Galloway, Vice-President, Operation and Maintenance: Archibald Fries, Vice-President. Traffic and Commercial Development; E M Devereux, Treasurer; George H Campbell and James S Murray, Assistants to President; C W Woolford, Secretary; G F May, Assistant Sec- retary; T H Schultz, Assistant Treasurer; J Q MeComas, Asst Treasurer; F H Hugg, Cashier; H L Bond, jr, General Counsel; H R Preston, General Solicitor; C W Egan, General Claim Agent; E J Griffith, Tax Agent; J J Ekin, Comptroller: W D Owens, F A Deverell, J P ('Malley, Asst Comptrollers: C S Wright, Gen- eral Freight Repr: W B Calloway, Passenger Traffic Manager; O P McCarty, Asst to Pas- senger Traffic Manager; W E Lowes, General Passenger Agent; H O Hartzell. Manager Com- mercial Development: Golder Shumate, Freight Traffic Manager; W F Richardson, General Freight Agent: Samuel House, A J Anderson, Asst General Freight Agents; George S Harlan. Division Freight Agent; H M Matthews, Coal Traffic Manager: H A Cochran, Asst Coal Traf-

fic Manager: W T Moore, Foreign Freight Agent; C C Glessner, Freight Claim Agent ; S Ennes, General Manager: Geo H Emerson. Chief of Motive Power and Equipment; H A Lane, Chief Engineer: H R Talcott, Asst Chief Engineer; Earl Stimson, Chief Engineer Main- tenance: W G Curren, General Superintendent of Transportation: G F Malone, Superintendent of Car Service: E W Scheer. General Superin- tendent Maryland District: R. B White, Super- intendent of Baltimore Division; W S Galloway, Purchasing Agent C H Moran, Real Estate Agent: B S Mace, Superintendent of Insurance ; C A Plumly. Superintendent of Telegraph; W J Dudley, Superintendent of Relief Department: H L. Denton. General Superintendent of Police

MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

(Formerly Baltimore and Lehigh R R), General Of- fices North av c Oak and 111 w North av

· H Nance President and General Manager, W B Brooks, Vice-President; T H Fitchett, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer; John McHenry. Treas- urer: C C Peffer, Auditor; M E Sebree, Superin- tendent; E J Weber, Car Accountant

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

Superintendent's Office, Baltimore Division, Union Station, Charles nr Lanvale, Samuel Rea, Presi- dent; W W Atterbury, Vice-President, in charge of operation: George D Dixon, Vice-President. in charge of Traffic; Henry Tatnall, Vice-Presi- dent. in charge of Finance: A J County, Vice- President, in charge of Accounting: M C Kennedy: Vice-President, in charge of real estate. pur- chases and insurance; Lewis Neilson. Secretary : James F Fahenstock, Treasurer; E. A Stockton. Comptroller; F I Gowen, General Counsel: C A Sheaffer. Chief of Transportation: J T Wallis, Chief of Motive Power: A W Gibbs,

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Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1920, Part 9

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2472

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2472