Polk's Baltimore city directory : containing an alphabetical list of business firms and private citizens, 1922, Part 11

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1922
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2300

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House of the Hold Nativity, 820 n Eutaw

House of Reformation for Colored Boys, Cheltenham, Prince George Co; Pope's Creek Branch, P B & W R R; President, A T Robinson, Brandywine, Md; Secretary and Treasurer, W H Janney, 205 Vickers bldg

Immigrants' and Sailors' Home, 1108 Towson Industrial Home for Colored Girls, Melvale, Balto Co; President, Geo M Griffith; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Clifton E Krebs; Physi- cian in Charge, Dr Jennie M Browne; Su- perintendent, Mrs F S Pennington

James Lawrence Kernan Hospital and In- dustrial School of Maryland, 620 w Lom- bard; Suburban Hospital, Windsor Mill rd and Forest Pk av

Jewish Home for Consumptives, Reisters- town; Louis H Levin, Secretary, 411 w Fayette

Johns Hopkins Hospital School and Con- valescent Home for Colored Children (Branch of Johns Hopkins Hospital), Rem- ington av c 31st

Johns Hopkins Hospital and Dispensary, Broadway c Monument; Director, Dr Win- ford H Smith; Assistant Directors, Dr Cal- vin H Goddard, Dr Walter J Craig; Trust Estate Office, Room 1210 Fidelity Bldg; President, Henry D Harlan; Vice-President, Wm A Marburg; Secretary, Dr Henry M Hurd; Treasurer, John C Thomas; Comp- troller, 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, Geo Weems Wil- liams, John S Gibbs, Morris Whitridge

Johns Hopkins Nurses Home, Bdway c Or- leans

Kelly Howard A Hospital, 1418 Eutaw pl Kelso Home for Orphan Girls of the M E Church The, Garrison and Forest Park avs; Superintendent, Mrs R H Lewis; Visiting Day, last Friday in each month

Kornerstone Kindergarten, Lafayette av and Bolton

Little Sisters of the Poor, Valley c Biddle; A Home for the Aged of any Denomination Lutheran Hospice for Girls, 509 Park av

Mairs Nursing Home, 723 St Paul

Margaret J Bennett Home, 14 e Franklin

Maryland Baptist Orphanage (colored), 509 McMechen

Maryland General Hospital, Madison and Lin- den

Maryland Hospital for the Insane, Catons- ville, Md

Montrose School for Girls, Montrose, Reis- terstown, Md

Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers' Home, Pikesville, Balto Co; Acting President, Mc- Henry Howard; Secretary, John F Hay- den; Managers, D Ridgely Howard, Lamar Hollyday, James R Wheeler; Superintend- ent, Lamar Hollyday

Maryland Lying-In Hospital of the Maryland General Hospital, Linden av nr Madison Maryland Training School for Boys, Loch Raven, Baltimore Co. Md; Superintendent, Leon C Faulkner; Asst Supt, Clyde E Mc- Clintock; Business Manager, Frank F Bal- lantyne; Chief Parole Officer, Harry K Smith Jr; Managers, Lawrason Riggs, Thomas A Murray, William G Baker Jr, Clarence W Perkins, William H Matthai, James H Stone, S Duncan Black, Allen L Carter, James A Carey Jr

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-1922

Maryland School for the Blind, Walnut av nr Oak, Overlea, Balto Co; President, Waldo Newcomer; Treasurer, Frank N Maslin;

Secretary and Superintendent, John F Bledsoe

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

Mercy Hospital and Dispensary, Calvert and Saratoga; connected with the College of Physicians and Surgeons

Mercy Hospital Nurses Home, 350 n Calvert 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 Hope av

Nursery and Child's Hospital, Schroeder and Franklin Sts; President, Mrs H B Dille- hunt; Vice-Presidents, 1st, Mrs W E Thom- sen; 2d, Mrs L M Tough; 3d, Mrs M Soper; 4th, Mrs Wm Buckingham; Recording Sec- retary, Mrs L Joseph Byrne; Correspond- ing Secretary, Mrs Chas Summers; Treas- urer, Mrs Chas E Falconer, 1630 Bolton St; Superintendent, Miss George Allen Hutton; Assistant Superintendent, Miss Margaret Collison; Superintendent of Kindergarten, Miss Ida Gough; Resident Physician Arthur Monager

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

Nurses' Home of Franklin Square Hospital, 120 n Calhoun

Nurses' Home of the Hospital for the Re- lief of Crippled and Deformed Children, Windsor Mill rd and Forest Park av

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

Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Home for Children, Garrison blvd and Barring- ton rd

Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hospital, 1017 e Balto; Charles E Rieman, President; H G Evans. 'Treasurer; Herbert Harlan, MD, Executive Surgeon

Presbyterian Home for Women, 822 n Car- rollton av

Prisoners' Aid Assn of Md, 725 w Lexington 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 Minded; Dr F W Keating, Supt, Owings Mills, P O

St Agnes (R C) Sanitarium and Dispensary, Caton av c 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, 2400 w North av St Elizabeth's (R C) Home for Colored Chil- dren, Chestnut Hill av c Old York rd.

St Francis' Orphan Asylum. Academy and Convent, c 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 In- dustrial School for Boys, and is in charge of the Xaxerian Brothers

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

St Joseph's Hospital and Free Dispensary, Caroline c Hoffman

St Joseph's (R C) House of Indusrty, n w c Charles and 28th; under the care of the Sisters of Charity

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

St Leo's Italian Orphan Asylum. 112 n Front St Luke's Home of Laurens Baptist Church, 1519 Presstman

St Martin's Day Nursery, Fayette c Payson St Mary's Industrial School for Boys, Kilkens av, Station D; in charge of the Xaverian Brothers; President, Most Rev Michael J Curley, DD; Secretary, P J McEvoy; Treasurer, Rt Rev O B Corrigan; Superin- tendent, Brother Paul; Board of Trustees, Hammond Dugan, William J Donnelly, Wil- liam K Boone; William K Cromwell, Rt Rev George W Devine, Thomas A Whalen, Richard B Tippett, Brother Patrick, Charles W Heuisler, W L Cooney, Rev P L Ireton, W'm M Dunn, Bernard J Barrett, J J Hock, Rt Rev Wm T Russell, James P Healey, William P Ryan, Harry M Benzinger, John T Daily, John B A Wheltie, John R King, i

John H Mooney, John T O'Mara, Edward Shriver, John C Muth, Louis O'Donovan; City Trustees, William S Short, John F Hancock, Adrian Hughes; State Trustees, R Walter Graham, Edward Gross, James M Easter, Edward Davis; Counselor, Thos Foley Hisky

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

St Patrick's (R C) Orphan Asylum, 1707 Gough; Founded by the late Father Dolan St Paul's Industrial School for Girls, 2411 n Charles

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

St Paul's (P E) Orphan Asylum, 8-10 Franklin

St Paul's Parish Boys' School, 8-10 e Franklin St Raphael's Institute of Providence, 509 Hanover

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 de Paul's (R C) Maternite Hos- pital, Division c Lafayette av

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

Salvation Army Day Nursery, 319 s Ann

Salvation Army Industrial Home, Sharp c Montgomery

Samuel Ready School for Female Orphans, North and Harford avs; President, Wilton Snowden; Secretary-Treasurer, Geo Kent; Trustees, Blanchard Randall, Francis E Waters, Harry G Evans, John K Shaw; Geo W Corner Jr; Principal, Mary E

Knakel

Seminary House School, 508 n Fulton av

Shelter for Homeless Colored Men, 517-519 w Biddle

Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, Towson, Baltimore Co; Trustees' Office, 212-214

Chamber of Commerce; President, W Champlin Robinson; Vice-President, Wm K Bartlett; Secretary, John C Daves; Trus- tees, Wm A Dixon, W Champlin Robin- son, Wm K Bartlett, Wilton Snowden, Austin McLanahan, Phillips Lee Golds- borough and Robert H Walker

South Balto General Hospital, 1213-1221

Light Street; President, J Barry Mahool; Vice-President, J G Johannesen; Treasurer, Jos A Buck; Secretary, C A Geatty; Board of Directors, J Barry Mahool, Jos A Buck, William Grecht, Charles P Morningstar, J G Johannesen. Louis A Dockmon, G W H Pierson, H G Jory, Charles A Jording, Christian Grecht, Howard E Jones, Harry Kunnecke, Adam Kromm, Abram Moses, D J Grinsfelder, H M Taylor, Frank Novak, Alvin G Ames and C A Geatty

Southern Hospital, 2510-2512 Greenmt av

Springfield State Hospital; City Office, 22 Light

Spring Grove State Hospital, Catonsville

Thomas Wilson Sanitarium for Children of Baltimore City; Office, 841 Calvert bldg; President, Herbert M Brune; Secretary and Treasurer, James B Diggs

Union Memorial Hospital, 1514 to1528 Di- vision; Miss Roberta L Ball, Superin- tendent

United Patriotic Orphans' Home, 2518 Druid Hill av

United Pentecostal Church Orphanage, 328 s Fremont av

United States General Hospital, Cold Spring la, Guilford

United States Marine Hospital Remington av nr 31st n; Office, Custom House Unietd States Marine Hospital Nurses' Home, 3136 Remington av

United States Public Health Service Hospi- tal, Fort McHenry

University Hospital; Dr Kenneth B Jones, Director, Lombard and Greene

University of Maryland Lying-In Hospital, 622 w Lombard

Volunteers of America Home, 418 w Lex- ington; Capt John Logan, Superintendent Weiderhold Emma Convalescing Home, Ro- land av nr Lake av

West End Maternity Hospital, 112 n Cal- houn

Wiessner John F Orphan Asylum, 3401 East- ern av

William Painter Memorial Children's Hospi- tal School, Green Spring av nr Keyworth av

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

1922-BALTIMORE CITY

LIBRARIES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM. 809 Lexington Bldg

ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY OF BALTIMORE CITY.

Incorporated by the Sate of Maryland, March 30, 1882

Main Bldg, 106 w Mulberry; Annexes, 400, 404 and 406 Cathedral; Branches, c Fre- mont av and Pitcher; c Hollins and Cal- houn; c Light and Gittings; c Ellwood and O'Donnell; Broadway c Miller; St Paul nr 25th n; Falls rd nr 37th; Hilton c Clifton av (Walbrook); c Towson and Beason; c Central av and Watson; c St Peter and Barre; c Linwood and e Fayette; c Garri- son and Gallaway; c Gorsuch and Taylor; Keyworth nr Park Hts av; North av nr Smallwood; Wolfe and 20th; 606-610 s Ann; Washington av and 2d; Hamilton and Thames avs; Bellona av nr York rd; Pa- tapsco av nr 3d, Bkln; Gay and Mott; President, Hon Henry Stockbridge; Vice- President, Henry Duffy; Treasurer, Wm G Baker Jr; Secretary, E Stabler Jr, Fayette and Hanover; Trustees, E Stabler Jr, Wm G Baker Jr, Henry Duffy, Henry Stock- bridge, Henry D Harlan, Eli Frank, Thomas Cullen and James A Gary Jr; Librarian, Bernard C Steiner, Ph D; Assistant Librar- ian, Lawrence S Wroth and Louise T Starkloff

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

1211 Cathedral St

Open from 10 A M to 10 P M Number of Volumes, 35,000; Journals taken, 216; Librarian, Miss M C Noyes

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Instituted 1879; Open 10 A M to 4 P M 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 Cor Mount Royal av and Lanvale Thomas B Everist, Actuary and Librarian

NEW MERCANTILE LIBRARY. Wilson Bldg, 305 n Charles

The Library and Reading Rooms are open daily from 9 AM to 5:30 P M; Librarians, Margaret F Watkins and Fanny Stewart

PEABODY INSTITUTE OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

Founded by George Peabody, February 12, 1857; c Mt Vernon pl and Charles President, Lawrason Riggs; Vice-President, W Hall Harris; Secretary, H Oliver Thomp- son; Executive Secretary, L H Dielman; Librarian, John Parker; Director of Con- servatory of Music, Harold Randolph; Su- perintendent of the Preparatory Depart- ment, May Garrettson Evans

RAILROADS

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

General Offices, B & O Bldg; Daniel Wil- lard, President; George M Shriver, Senior Vice-President; C W Galloway, Vice-Presi- dent, Operations and Maintenance; Archi- bald Fries, Vice-President, Traffic and Commercial Development; George H Camp- bell and James S Murray, Assistants to President; C W Woolford, Secretary; G F May, Assistant Secretary; E M Devereux, Assistant Secretary; T H Schultz, Assistant Treasurer; J Q McComas, Assistant Treas- urer; F H Hugg, Cashier; J J Cornwell, General Counsel; H R Preston, General Solicitor; C W Egan, General Claim Agent; F J Griffith, Tax Agent; J J Ekin, Comp- troller; W D Owens, F A Deverell, J P O'Malley, Asst Comptrollers; C S Wright, General Freight Repr; W B Calloway, Pas- senger Traffic Manager; O P McCarty, Asst to Passenger Traffic Manager; W E Lowes, General Passenger Agent; H O Hartzell, Manager Commercial Development; Golder Shumate, General Freight Traffic Man- ager; O S Lewis, Freight Traffic Manager; Samuel House, General Freight Agent; George S Harlan, A J Anderson, Asst Gen-

eral Freight Agents; J L Hayes, Division Freight Agent; H M Matthews, Coal Traf- fic Manager; H A Cochran, Asst Coal Traf- fic Manager; F J Couse, Foreign Freight Traffic Manager; C C Glessner, General Freight Claim Agent; E W Scheer, General Manager; Geo H Emerson, Chief of Motive Power and Equipment; J T Carroll, General Superintendent of Motive Power; J J Ta- tum, Superintendent Car Department; J R Onderdonk, Engineer of Tests; H A Lane, Chief Engineer; H R Talcott, Asst Chief Engineer ;. Earl Stimson, Chief Engineer Maintenance; L G Curtis, Chief Engineer Adjustment Division; J

B Jenkins, Valuation Engineer; W G Curren, General Superintendent of Transportation; G F Ma- lone, Superintendent of Car Service; R B White, General Superintendent Maryland District; F G Hoskins, Superintendent of Baltimore Division; W S Galloway, Pur- chasing Agent; C H Moran, Real Estate Agent; B S Mace, Superintendent of In- surance; 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), Gen- eral Offices, North av c Oak

O H Nance, President and General Manager; W B Brooks, Vice-President; T H Fitchett, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer; John McHenry, Treasurer; C C Peffer, Auditor; M E Sebree, Superintendent; E J Weber, Car Accountant

PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM.

Superintendent's Office, Baltimore Division, Union Station, Charles nr Lanvale; Samuel Rea, President; W W Atterbury, Vice- President in charge of Operation; George D Dixon, Vice-President in charge of Traf- fic; Henry Tatnall, Vice-President in charge of Finance; A J County, Vice- President in charge of Accounting; M C Kennedy, Vice-President in charge of Real Estate, Purchases and Insurance; Lewis Neilson, Secretary; James F Fahnestock, Treasurer; E A Stockton, Comptroller; F I Gowen, Vice-President and General Coun- sel; C B Heiserman, General Counsel; C M Sheaffer. Chief of Transportation; J T Wallis, Chief of Motive Power; E W Smith, Engineer of Transportation; A C Shand, Chief Engineer; J L Eysmans, Traffic Manager; Montgomery Smith, Purchasing Agent; J P Gauff, Real Estate Agent; G M Smith, Superintendent Baltimore Di- vision; E S Neilson, Division Freight

Agent; C E Mccullough, Division Pas- senger Agent

THE WESTERN MARYLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.

General Offices, Standard Oil Bldg

Passenger Depots, Hillen, Union, Fulton and Walbrook Stations

Freight Depots, Hillen, Lazaretto Point, ft of Broadway, Pt Covington, York St

Chairman of Board, Lawrence Greer; Secre- tary, J W Broome, New York City; Gen- eral Solicitor, Geo P Bagby; President, M C Byers; Superintendent Transportation, E R Rouzer; Superintendent Motive Power, S B Riley; Chief Engineer, H R Pratt; General Auditor, F C Uhlman; Auditor of Traffic, P L Overman; Vice-President of Traffic, D G Gray; Freight Traffic Man- ager, J W Allison: Asst General Passenger Agent, J G Krener; Superintendent Grain Elevators, J A Peterson; General Purchas- ing Agent, M E Towner; Treasurer, S R Gehlert; Superintendent, Hagerstown, Md, A M Smith; Superintendent, Cumberland, Md, A Williamson; Freight Claims Agent, K E Hamlin; Chief of Police, J E Bond; Superintendent Coal Pier, P A Weigert; Special Asst to President, M K Bostic; Superintendent Relief Department, W T · Stringer; Real Estate and Tax Agent, H A Bruck; Chief Surgeon, Dr D Z Dunott

SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIA- TIONS

AMERICAN RESCUE WORKERS. 722 w Balto and Fait av c Luzerne ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.

The County Board meets on the Second Fri- day of each month at Emmett Hall, 720 w Baltimore; Matthew J Hughes, 525 e 38th, President; Wm F Welsh, 715 Scott,

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION-1922

Vice-President; Jas P Walsh, 3417 Ed- mondson av, Secretary; F J Dornan, 659 W Baltimore, Financial Secretary; J J Ward, 1824 n Caroline, Treasurer; Officers of the various Divisions: State President, John T Doyle, 2005 Boone: State Secretary, M F Farrell, 1515 w Franklin; Division No 1- President, John J Ward, 1824 n Caroline; No 2-President, Corn J Murphy, 1927 Wil- Kens av; No 3-President, John H Gal- lagher, 1271 Riverside av; No 5-President, James P O'Connor, 1119 Forrest; No' 6- President, Wm J Guerin, 908 Homewood av; No 7-President, Thos J Luby, 2843 w North av; No 8-President, John J Mar- tin, 2034 e 30th; No 10-President, Edw P McDonough. 917 s Kenwood av; No 12- President, Wm F Walsh, 715 Scott

ASHBURTON IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. 3210 Vickers rd

George S Childs, Secretary

ASHLAR ASSOCIATION. 1846 n Gay

ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF CHRISTIAN UNITY. 504 n Fulton av

President, Peter Ainslie

ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND PILOTS.

914 s Broadway

William D Sanner.

President; Thomas B Lewis, Secretary

THE AUTOMOBILE FUNERAL ASSOCIA- TION OF BALTIMORE CITY.

323 n Charles

H H Housman Jr, Secretary

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORK- ERS' LOCAL NO 67, INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA. 1137 Valley

Paul F Jacobs, Business Agent

BALTIMORE ALLIANCE. N W Cor Calvert and Pratt

B Howell Griswold, President; L S Zimmer- man. Treasurer: Henry C Miller, Sec- retary

BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT MEN.

S W Cor Howard and Redwood

President, Henry E Treide; Vice-Presidents, Martin J Kohn. George J Clautice; Treas- urer, H W Bennett; Secretary, Ira L Morn- ingstar; Assistant Secretary, George J Lochner

BALTIMORE FEDERATION OF CHURCHES.

Rev L W McCreary, Executive Secretary, 1531 Munsey Bldg

President, Robert Garrett; Vice-Presidents, John L Alcock, Rev H P McCormick, John R Cary; Recording Secretary, Dr Harrison McMains; Treasurer, James M Motley

BALTIMORE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. Altamont Hotel

Mrs Chas S Woodruff, President

BALTIMORE LIFE UNDERWRITERS. ASSOCIATION.

15 South

Ernest J Clark, President

BALTIMORE SECTION COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN. 1916 Eutaw Pl Mrs Leonard Hecht, President, 1916 Eutaw pl

BOARD OF BENIFICENCE OF ST. JOHN'S I. M. P. CHURCH. 817 Equitable Bldg

Harry K Muller, Treasurer

BRICKLAYERS' AND MASONS' UNION NO 1.

Geo Cassidy, Secretary, s e c Gay and Fred- erick

BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW, ALL SAINTS JR, CHAPTER 176.

Rev Edwd W Wroth, 1932 w Fayette

BUILDING OWNERS' AND MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE. Lexington Bldg Archibald E McBride, President; Howard G Bishop, Secretary-Treasurer

CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION OF MARYLAND.

Maryland State Council, n w c Paca and Saratoga; Open every Friday evening from 8 to 10 P M; President, Dr Wm J Sulli- van; Chaplain, Rt Rev O B Corrigan; Sec- retary, Frank E Hayden; Treasurer, Jas F Rafferty

CHARLES STREET ASSOCIATION.

Michael A Mueller, President; William W Norman, 1st Vice-President; Charles F Feast, 2d Vice-President; Miss Margaret A Cain, Secretary; Phillips Lee Goldsbor- ough, Treasurer; W Lester Baldwin, Execu- tive Secretary, Calvert bldg; Arthur E Hungerford, Publicity Director; Executive Committee, John H Eiser, E Allen Lycett, Charles J Benson, Oscar Ems, Morton E Hecht, Clarence M Lehman, Albert D Sle- singer, James T Vernay

CLOTHING CUTTERS' AND TRIMMERS' LOCAL.

702 Emerson Tower Bldg

CLOTHING CUTTERS' AND TRIMMERS' UNION NO 115. 5-7 s Eutaw

DEPARTMENT OF MARYLAND VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES.

206 w Fayette

Major Herbert C Blake. MD, Dept Com- mander; Lt R H Murphy, Adjutant; D Ed- gar Fay, MD, Dept Surgeon; Roy C Bushey, Dept Quartermaster; Rev Louis C Vaeth, Dept Chaplain; Paul C Wolman, Dept Judge Advocate

DAUGHTERS OF THE EUCHARIST. 1135 n Gilmor

FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

No 1 Engine Company, Paca nr Mulberry John Liedlich, President; Jas Legg, Secre- tary; Henry W Mears, Treasurer

FRATERNAL AID UNION. Preston c Cathedral

FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Office, 309 s Sharp

Secretary, L Rabillon

GERMAN BENEFICIAL SOCIETY OF HOMESTEAD.

1620 Gorsuch av

GERMAN (R. G) UNION OF BALTIMORE AND VICINITY.

Adam Fleckenstein, President; Jacob Jacobi, Recording Secretary; John A Bienlein, Fin- ancial Secretary; John L Sebald, Treas- urer

GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND.

217 Courtland

Incorporated 1817; President, Robert M Rother; Vice-Presidents, H G Hilken, Louis P Dieterich; Thos Foley Hisky; Edwd Wischmeyer; Treasurer, Edwin A Spilman; Secretary, Henry A Frentz; Directors, Chas Glaser, F H Gottlieb, H V Marees, M Nickel, Louis Hoffman, Gebhard Leimbach, Conrad C Rabbe, Henry Ruhstrat, Ernest Schmeis- ser, Karl A M Scholtz, Rudolph Sommer- werck, George L Wagner, Charles Zies; Counsellors, Christr R Wattenscheidt, Chas P Schmidt, F W Florenz, Otto M DuBrau, and Paul Johannsen; Physicians, Dr Chas H A Meyer, Dr Fredk W Hobelmann; Agents, Miss Hattie Gries, Chas T Red- wood

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

Headquarters, Red Men's Hall, 114 n Paca Commander, George T Leech; Senior Vice- Commander, George E Boutelle; Junior Vice-Commander, Joshua Thomas; Medical Director, C Marion Dodson; Chaplain, Rev B F Clarkson; Assistant Adjutant General, Robt C Sunstrom; Assistant Quartermaster General, John C Erdman; Inspector, Wm H Parker; Chief Mustering Officer, Joseph Boyd; Chief of Staff, Charles N Emich; Patriotic Instructor, John T Holmes; Color Bearer, Jos Dulaney

HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 411 w Fayette

President, Irving Kohn; Vice-President, Sidney Nyburg; Treasurer, Joseph L Gold- smith; Superintendent, Dorothy C Kahn

1922-BALTIMORE CITY

JEWISH BIG BROTHER LEAGUE. 434 Equitable Bldg

President, Solomon Mendels; Secretary, Abra- ham Caplan

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. Madison and Cathedral

MARINE ENGINEERS' BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION. 506 e Baltimore

MARYLAND DIVISION UNITED CON- FEDERATE VETERANS.

1203 St Paul

Col R Curzon Hoffman, Adjutant General and Chief of Staff

MOVING PICTURE OPERATORS' PRO- TECTIVE UNION, LOCAL NO 181. Gayety Theatre Bldg

NAVAL VETERAN POST NO 78 (G. A. R.) Red Men's Hall, 114 n Paca John Shaw, Post Commander; C Marion Dod- son, MD, Adjutant

NEEDLE TRADES ASSOCIATION. 920 Equitable Bldg

NEPTUNE ASSOCIATION. 506 e Balto

NEWSBOYS' ASSOCIATION.

612 e Baltimore

· President, Ellen H Perot; Secretary and

Treasurer, R L Chamberlaine;

Superin- tendent, R W Hazeltine

PRESBYTERIAN FEDERATED COUN- CIL OF BALTIMORE. 500 Garrett Bldg

Rev James J Coale, Executive Secretary

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. Office, 1001 Fidelity Bldg

Incorporated 1806; President, George Mor- rison; 1st Vice-President, John Wesley Brown; 2d Vice-President, John Anderson; Treasurer, J Milton Lyell; Secretary, John C Paterson; Chaplains, Rev Robt P Kerr, D D, Rev Kenneth M Craig; Physicians, Dr Thomas L Shearer, Dr Ronald T Aber- crombie; Counsellor, H N Abercrombie, Esq

ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY. 1528 Munsey Bldg Chartered February 11, 1867; President, John L Alcock; 1st Vice-President, K N San- ford; 2d Vice-President, W H Hoblitzel; Secretary-Treasurer, A B Gillespie; Al- moner, H C Darrell, 714 Law bldg

WOMEN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 410 n Eutaw

SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.

( Miscellaneous.)

AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION. 901 Md Trust Bldg

W Thomas Kemp, Secretary

AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING. 47 Franklin Bldg

AMERICAN RED CROSS, BALTIMORE CHAPTER. 15 e Pleasant

Walter B Brooks, Chairman; Mrs Julius N Freeman, Secretary; John McHenry, Treas- urer; Miss Sally E Hagner, Executive Sec- retary; Helen B Wisong, Home Service Dept

AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION. 1211 Cathedral

ANCIENT AND HONORABLE MECHAN- ICAL COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. 231 St Paul pl

Oliver C Cromwell, President: Alcaeus Hooper, Vice-President; Robert F Hays Jr, Historian; William L Stuckert, Secretary; B Frank Cromwell, Treasurer

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE OF MARYLAND. 1110-1113 American Bldg

Rev J F Heisse, President; Henry S Du- laney, Treasurer; George W Crabbe, Su- perintendent; Rev A J Williamson, As- sistant Superintendent

ARMY AND NAVY UNION.

Gen John R Kenly, Garrison No 42; meets every Friday, Red Men's Hall, 114 n Paca

ASSOCIATED BLIND MEN OF MARYLAND.

601 n Fulton av

President, Frank C Myers; Secretary, Le- mont Hackett; Treasurer, Mordecai M Gar- zonik

ASSOCIATED BLIND WOMEN OF MARYLAND.

601 n Fulton av

President, Mrs Jane C Johnson; Secretary, Victoria Evans; Treasurer, Annie D Hob- son

ASSOCIATED JEWISH CHARITIES. 411 w Fayette St

President, A Ray Katz; 1st Vice-President, Emil Crocken; 2d Vice-President, Walter Sondheim; Treasurer, Albert D Hutzler; Assistant Treasurer, Meyer L Bloom; Executive Director, Louis H Levin

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Polk's Baltimore city directory : containing an alphabetical list of business firms and private citizens, 1922, Part 11

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1922 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2300

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1922
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2300