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325 Collingwood av. and Machen. 326 Vermont av. and Frederick. Franklin av. and Page.
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456 Chicago and Michigan.
461 Summit av. and Galena.
462 Summit av. and Chicago.
463 Summit av. and Columbus.
464 Summit and New York.
471 Summit and Pontiac.
472 Summit and Michigan.
473 Chase and Bassett.
474 Summit av. and Lasalle.
481 No. 12 Engine House.
412 Summit and Walnut.
413 Water and Locust.
414 Superior and Locust.
415 Lagrange and Summit.
417 Superior and Elm.
418 Pennsylvania Freight House.
421 Lagrange and Huron.
422 Michigan and Locust.
242 Sumner and Western av. 243 Sumner and Walbridge av.
371 No. 17 Engine House.
372 Yost and Giant.
381 Melrose and Holyrood av.
391 Scottwood and W Delaware avs.
233 Western av. and Canal.
231 City Park av. and Curtis. 232 Curtis and Shepler.
224 St. Clair and Harrison.
225 St. Clair and L. S. & M. S. Ry.
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Fire Alarm Tel. 1913-TOLEDO CITY DIRECTORY. Bldg. and Plumbing Insp.
514 Main and Fourth, E. S.
515 Euclid av. and Sixth, E. S.
516 No. 6 Engine House, E. S.
517 Oswald and Sixth, E. S.
518 Greenwood and Walten, E. S.
521 Starr av. and Parker, E. S. 522 Starr av. and Raymer, E. S.
523 White and Nevada, E. S.
524
525
E. Broadway and Nevada, E. S. Greenwood and Euclid avs .. E. S. Oak and Woodville, E. S.
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527 Navarre av. and Raymer, E. S. 531 Greenwood av. and Utah, E. S. Jay and Miami, E. S.
532
533 Oak and Navarre av., E. S.
534 Woodville and Elmore, E. S.
535 Navarre and Willows avs., E. S.
536 Woodville and E. Broadway, E. S
541 Miami and O. C. Crossing, E. S. 542 Oak and. Earl, E. S.
543 No. 10 Engine House, E. S. 544 Miami and Fassett, E. S.
545 Utah and Fort, E. S.
546 Oak and C., H. & D. Ry., E. S. Miami, beyond Oregon Rd., E. S. 551 552 C., H. & D. Car Shops, E. S.
553 Oak and Oakdale av., E. S.
554 E. Broadway and Montgomery. Tracy and Foulkes, E. S. 561
591 Starr av. and Thurston, E. S.
612 Walnut and George.
613 Bancroft and Walnut.
614 Bancroft and Lagrange.
615 Bancroft and Chestnut.
616 Stickney av. and Spring.
617 St. John av. and C.
618 Stickney and Ketchum avs.
621 Mulberry and Moore.
622 Walnut and Sherman.
623 Lagrange and Peck.
625
Walnut and E. Delaware av. Locust and Page.
631 Lagrange and Frederick.
632 Warsaw and Mettler.
633 No. 14 Engine House.
634 Elm and Dexter.
641 Lagrange and Central av.
642 Lagrange and Weber.
643 Lagrange and Manhattan Rd.
671 Ketcham and Buckeye.
712 O. C. Depot, E. S.
713 Front and Main, E .S.
714 Main and Second, E. S.
715 Oswald and First, E. S.
716 Mott and Worthington, E. S.
721 Rolling Mill, E. S.
722 Front and York, E. S.
723 Front and Marston, E. S.
724 Consaul and Genesee, E. S.
725 Valentine and Paine, E. S.
726 Front and Wheeling, E. S.
731 No. 13 Engine House, E. S. 732 Front and Millard, E. S.
733 Millard and Tiffin, E. S.
Waterworks Department.
Under Control of the Director of Public Service.
David H. Goodwillie .. Superintendent Wm. Cowell ... . Cashier J. Walter Ewing Bookkeeper C. E. Nichols,
Chief Engineer, Pump Station Chas. F. Steffers, Foreman of Construction J. Herman Barnes .. General Inspector
Municipal Elections.'
Board of Deputy State Supervisors and Inspectors of Elections- Registration in City of Toledo.
JOHN A. O'DWYER, JOHN W. DOWD, L. J. DENNIS, GEORGE DUNHAM.
John A. O'Dwyer
. Chief Deputy
F. J. Van Loo
. Clerk of Board
M. B. McCarthy
Deputy Clerk
Wm. E. Galvin ..
. Stenographer
Offices, 629-639 Nicholas Bldg. Both
Phones, 945.
Building and Plumbing Inspection.
Joseph McMahon,
Inspector of Buildings Harvey N. Cramer ... Ass't Inspector Jacob R. Hesser ...... Ass't Inspector Thomas Manion, 3d Ass't and In- spector of Plumbing. Wm. Smith, 4th Ass't Plumbing In- spector.
Office, City Hall; Tels .: Home, Main 8339; Bell, Main 1623.
Inside Electrical Inspection.
Thomas D. McColl. Inspector Frank L. Lucas .. Ass't Inspector
Frank S. Nowicki. Clerk
Board of Education.
Office, cor. Southard and Linwood avs. Regular meetings, 8 p. m. 1st and 3d Mondays of each school month. (For further information see schools.)
Toledo University.
S. s. Adams between Michigan and Tenth. Charles A. Cockayne, Ph. D .... Pres.
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Officers of Lucas Co. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. Township Officers.
Board of Directors.
Charles F. Weiler, Wm. H. Tucker, John S. Pyle, Ben W. Johnson, Al- bert A. Froehlich, Henry L. Street- man, James Nye, J. Gazzam Mac- kenzie, Charles M. Milroy. Wm. H. Tucker President
Ben W. Johnson Vice .- Pres Charles M. Milroy Secretary
C. M. Feilbach .. . Treasurer The University Consists of
The Graduate College-Rudolf Pint- ner, Ph. D., Dean.
The College of Arts and Sciences- C. A. Cockayne, Ph. D., Dean.
The College of Industrial Science- Allan R. Cullimore, B. S. (C. E.), Dean.
The College Medicine-L. A. Brewer, M. D., Dean.
The College of Pharmacy-Wm. McK. Reed, Ph. G., Ph. C .. Dean. The College of Law-Charles S. Row- ley, B. L., LL. B., Dean.
Free. Employment Bureau.
Office 5 Chamber of Commerce; Home Telephone, 553; Bell Tele- phone, Main 2606.
Philip F. Murphy. Superintendent Max Bergman . Clerk
Officers of Lucas County.
Lucas County Court House. on Court House Park, between Adams and Jackson, Erie and Michigan.
M.
Prosecuting Attorney, Charles Milroy. Auditor, Charles J. Sanzenbacher. Recorder, Langdon W. Kumler.
Clerk Court of Common Pleas, Well- ington T. Huntsman. Probate Judge, O'Brien O'Donnell. Judges Court of Common Pleas, B. F. Brough, Curtis T. Johnson, Ralph Emery, J. P. Manton. Juvenile Court, Court House, Organ- ized July, 1904, O'Brien O'Donnell, Judge; Arthur L. Whyte, Probation Officer; Sara Kaufman. 1st Ass't; F. W. Westfall, 2d Ass't; Peter F. Devlin, Clerk. Surveyor, Arthur J. Hatch. Sheriff. John Jackman. Coroner, Charles J. Henzler. Treasurer, Henry Barfield. County Commissioners. R. E. Davis, J. A. Shaw, C. J. Romeis. Board of Review.
W. F. Malone, Pres .: Wm. H. H. Smith and Sam Cohn, Vice-Pres .; C. J. Sanzenbacher. Sec .; O. W. Crocker, Chief Clerk.
County Infirmary, Office, John S. Hof- ner, Supt, Court House.
Soldiers' Relief Commission, Presi- dent James H. Spain, Vice-Presi- dent, Henry Hains; Secretary, W. H. Raynor.
Lucas County Armory.
Corner Spielbusch av. and Orange st. Under the supervision of the Coun- ty Commissioners.
Lucas County Teachers' Association. Annual Institute in August at High School Auditorium.
L. L. Disher, President; Anna Dona- hue, Secretary.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. Adams.
Clerk, F. H. Schneider.
Treasurer, Charles McTigue. Assessors, F. H. Dyteman, Hugh P. Hubert.
Justices, L. P. Smith, Wesley C. Pal- mer.
Jerusalem.
Clerk, Miss N. Gueldenzolph.
Treasurer, Lorenz Lorenzen. Assessors, Prec. 1-Fred Buehler; Prec. 2-Walter Mills; Prec. 3- George W. Murphy.
Justices, A. C. Kester, R. Grant.
Monclova.
Clerk, E. M. Coder. Treasurer. H. P. Schaller. Assessor, Harry E. McCabe. Justices, J. P. Holloway and John E. Kerr.
Oregon.
Clerk, James D. Coy. Treasurer, Jacob M. Johlin. Assessors, Prec. 1, A. G. Klag; Prec. 2, J. B. Cohne; Prec. 3, Edward J. Mominee; Prec. 4, C. G. Ackerman. Justices, E. F. McLeary, D. W. Ma- ginnis.
Providence.
Clerk, M. M. Marlow. Treasurer, W. S. Heller. Assessor, U. G. Keller. Justices, Casper Lewis, A. G. Perry.
Richfield.
Clerk, Frank J. Bick. Treasurer, J. F. Lenardson. Assessor, Charles A. Schrader. Justice, Wm. Drennan.
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Township Officers 1913-TOLEDO CITY DIRECTORY. Post Office Building
Spencer.
Clerk, Jacob Brick. Treasurer, John Bick.
Assessor, Martin Buckenmeyer.
Justices, Stephen Helfrich, E. W. Wilgart.
Springfield.
Clerk, A. H. Wood. Treasurer, E. M. Latham.
Assessor, J. J. Champion.
Swanton.
Clerk, G. B. Emerson. Treasurer, John Ruhland.
Assessor, Frank Coon.
Justices, Eugene Jacquot, Hines.
Sylvania.
Clerk. A. E. Stow. Assessor, G. J. Andrews.
Treasurer, W. B. Harris.
Justices, George W. Siflett, Thomas G. Chandler, George W. Bamsey.
Washington.
Clerk, J. A. Bolton. Treasurer, J. H. Pickard.
Assessors, Prec. 1, George Carson: 1
Prec. 2, George Meiring; Prec. 3, WVm. Wright; Prec. 4, David Shan- teau; Prec. 5, Constance Bauerneld; Prec. 6, L. L. Pelton.
Justices, Oscar Redding, Gus Mc- Cleary, Reuben E. Murray.
Waterville.
Clerk, C. J. Fisher. Treasurer, W. E. Doren.
Assessors, Waterville Prec., E. G. Blouch; Whitehouse Prec., L. W. Black. Justices. E. R. Sly, David Fetzer.
Waynesfield (Maumee).
Clerk, George V. Raab.
Treasurer, Ashley W. Cone.
Assessors, Ward 1, Joseph L Shugar; Ward 2, Andrew Henfling; Ward 3, John Morris.
Justices. Albert Alius. James M. Wal- Clerk in Charge of Time, Edward C. cott, Thomas G. Wasson. G. Lemke.
Judges Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Comprising the Counties of Lucas, Erie, Ottawa, Sandusky, Huron, Fulton. Williams and Woods: Rey- nolds R. Kinkade, Toledo; Silas S. Richards, Clyde; Samuel A. Wild- man, Norwalk.
Post Office Building.
Madison av., cor Fourteenth st. Postmaster, William H. Tucker. Ass't Postmaster, John N. Hennen. Superintendent of Mails, John Klag, Jr. Ass't Supt. of Mails, George W. Lath- rop. Ass't Supt. of Mails, Stillman P. Brown.
Ass't Supt. of Mails, Arthur E. Trost. Ass't Supt. of Mails, Wm. F. Sapp. Cashier, James E. Nauts.
Ass't Cashier, Frank A. Trepinski.
Ass't Cashier, Jacob Kohn.
Special Clerk Postal Savings, Edward S. White.
B. K. Examiner of Stations, Thomas R. Crowder.
Finance Clerk, Jennie E. Mattimore. Stenographer, Ralph M. Chapman.
Clerks, Mailing Division-Ralph G. Shoe, Bartholomew J. Theis, Sher- wood D. Myers, Fred F. Bradley, John B. W. Soncrant, Julius W. Werr, Henry F. E. Mohr, Harry S. Blaine, Alvah M. Mowen, John Bo- linger, August F. Meyer, Bernard L. Day, James Oates, Bert F. Pau- ken, Fred B. Judit, Roscoe S. Pet- tit, Frank Sanders, Thos. H. Field- ing, Joseph A. Eger, Daniel H. Da- vies, Wm. W. Meyers, Carl J. Libbe, Albert B. Wagner. George A. Pfeiffer. Edwin P. Humes, Er- nest F. Hake, Henry W. Schroeder, Frederick P. LeSueur, Albert W. Allmeier, Joseph A. Cichy, Edward A. Burman, Arnold O. Miller. David J. Mercereau, George F. Wienk, William C. Lamb, Chauncey Bass. Marion L. Dannells.
Clerks, Registry Division-Wm. E. Phillips, Edmund B. LeSueur, Jesse Rea, Edward F. Tucholska. Fred F. Wernert. Robert L. Eastman, Adolph Tannenbaum.
Clerks, Money Order Division-Mer- rick W. Chapin, Mary E. Bolan, Clara L. King, Alfred J. Steinmuel- ler.
Clerks, Stamp Division-Roy W. Turner, Edwin J. McKindley.
Clerks in City Division, Frank W. Newcomb, Delia C. Chase, Leopold M. Neuendorff, John A. Stults, Wal- ter H. Zumbrunn, Arthur H. Wil- cox, Wm. M. Plassendal, Harry Z. Lee, Charles H. Hettrick, Alfred V. Savage, George. W. Shoe, Jacob W. Ernst, Arthur P. Corwin, Aug-
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Post Office MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
ust H. Hasemeyer, Edwin H. Holl- man, Elizabeth M. Maloney, Helen A. Waite, August M. Schmidt, Ira A. Ruth. James F. McCoglin, Thom- as F. Jenkins, Louis V. Beilharz, Warren L. Jacobs, John G. Hasty, Nathaniel Jacobs, Walter C. Weier, Walter B. Collins, Wm. C. Meyers, Clarence Snyder, Kathryn Loeb, Lillian Wells, Frank J. Walther, Arthur H. Bashore, James Mahon, Charles Baymiller, Clifford W. Cash, Mary A. Lombard.
Clerks, General Delivery-Peter Grib- bin, Allie Coplan, John E. Meyers. Laborers-Joseph W. Parks, Stephen G. Shaffer, C. Gustav Seifert, Au- gust F. Never, Lewis J. Seek.
Sub-clerks-Victor F. Hoover, Arthur IV. F. Schroeder, Earl W. Warren, Gifford R. Miller. Fred A. Starr, Christopher Van Volkenberg, Geo. W. Wirth, George Welty, August W. N. Lemke, Ralph M. Baker, Al- bert H. Rudolph, Harry A. Streight, Joseph F. Piechocki, Amos D. Crawfis, Grace A. Matthews, Louise M. Ewald. Lucena L. Royer, Shirley J. Pettie, Harry A. Herbert, Asbury Winchel.
Central Station (Old Post Office.) Southeast cor. Madison av. and St. Clair St. Superintendent. Charles A. Kirk.
Clerks, Elza T. Bushnell, Charles A. Coe: Wm. D. Howell, George A. Miller, John C. Senn, T. De Witt Fisher, William D. Newman, Charles S. Sapp, Major F. Skidmore, George M. Ward, jr., Theodore C. Andres, David C. Davis.
Station "A," 502 Main St., East Side. Superintendent, John Quaife.
Clerks, Fred J. Bruggemeyer, Frank M. Stransky, DeCourcey W. Wag- ner,
Laborer, Ben F. Castle.
Rural Route No. 1, Carrier, Lawrence H. Holtcamp; Sub-Carrier, Henry C. Holtcamp.
Rural Route No. 5, Carrier, John G. Hockley; Sub-Carrier, Herbert Hockley.
Rural Route No. 6, Carrier, Otho W. Snyder. Station "B," Auburndale.
Superintendent, Jasper W. Munson. Clerks. Frank J. Kleene, Albert Shank, James D. Method.
Laborer, Arthur D. McCarthy.
Rural Route No. 2. Carrier. James D. Greene; Sub-Carrier, Daisy Greene.
B.
Station "C," 1343 Dorr St. Superintendent, Wesley A. Shier.
Clerks, Charles H. C. Brown, Virgil L. Mowry, Stanley A. Konczal. Laborer, August F. Borchardt. Station "D," 2726 Lagrange St. Superintendent, Boleslaus J. Dalkow- ski.
Clerk, Frank L. Gasiorowski. Station "E," 852 Broadway.
Superintendent, Edward J. Kohler.
Clerks, Charles Dunbar, Felix E. Du- puis.
Rural Route No. 3, Carrier, Julius E. Otto; Sub-Carrier, Harvey C. Zim- merman.
Rural Route No. 4, Carrier, Charles H. Moore; Sub-Carrier, Laurence Driver. Station "F," 2213 Adams St.
Superintendent, Walter L. Weaver. Clerks, Jacob Frautschi, Robert V. French.
Station "G," 502 Galena St.
Superintendent, Frank P. O'Hearn. Clerk, Leonard L. Ray.
Laborer, Gustav Trost.
West Toledo Branch, 146 Phillips av. Clerk in charge, Peter Cranker. Clerk, James G. Douglass.
Rural Route No. 7, Carrier, Charles Kent; Sub-Carrier, Eugene Cumis- key.
Rural Route No. 8, Carrier, Arthur E. Barnes; Sub-Carrier, Albert Herbster.
Rural Route No. 9, Carrier, Fred .A. Van Wormer; Sub-Carrier, Harvey Van Wormer.
Con. Sta. No. 1, 3009 Front St., Nye S. Bingham, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 2, 1166 Oak St., Leon R. Cooley, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 3, 2960 Monroe, Jolin T. McMannis, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 4, 2555 Cherry St., Roy C. Start, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 5, 1554 Western Av., Clarence D. Hull, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 6, 1502 Cherry St .. Al- fred C. Gernhardt, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 7, 601 Nebraska Av., Elmer M. Rahla, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 8, cor. Central and De- troit Av., Nicholas Gernhardt, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 9, 529 Magnolia St., John K. Haley, clk. in chig.
Con. Sta. No. 10, 3161 Cherry St., Da- vid A. Merritt, clk. in chg. Con. Sta. No. 11, 752 Dorr St., Charles J. Bohrer, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 12, 1531 Broadway, Charles F. Wagener, clk. in chg.
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Con. Sta. No. 13, 1101 Washington St., George F. Reiser, clk. in chg. Con. Sta. No. 14, 2235 Monroe St., David S. Schweitzer, clk. in chg. Con. Sta. No. 15, 2497 Detroit Av., Louis S. Wilkie, clk. in chg. Con. Sta. No. 16, 1833 Adams George Newton, clk. in chg.
41 Frank C. Yaekel.
42 Joseph A. Hoffman.
43 George W. Yost.
44 Frank A. Bennett.
45 Melvin V. Wendel.
46 Lewis A. Waterman.
St., 47 William A. Gernhardt.
48 Charles A. Mckinley.
49 Robert J. Roper. 50 James D. Jackson.
51 Ross G. Willoh.
52 Percy O. Bales.
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Charles J. Winkler.
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Benjamin F. Sower.
55 John A. Colander.
56 Frank H. Potts.
57 Martin S. Weckerlin.
58 Harry P. Collins.
59 George L. Gessner.
60 Charles McBrien.
61 Frank Auth.
62 Albert H. Obee.
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Edward B. Langel.
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William V. Rogers.
65 Ira H. Seewald.
1 John J. McMahon.
2 John W. Beins.
3 Peter J. Mattimore.
4 Albert E. Kissell.
69
Elden W. Hills.
6 Edward J. Moan.
7 Nathan J. Gardner.
72
Joseph F. Bihl.
8 William B. Easterday.
73
Scott Gibbs.
9 Frank P. Weiss.
10 John F. Coombs.
75
Bert V. Wyre.
11 Davis S. Wilder.
12 John Gallagher.
13 Joseph J. Meyers.
14
Carl D. Trowbridge.
78 Ambrose Carl.
15 William L. Severance.
16 Ernest E. Turney.
17 John W. Brinton.
18 Fred Zahrly.
82 John E. Tusch.
19 Richard E. Miller.
20 Frank J. Sackmann.
21 Andrew M. Clemens.
22 Malcolm M. Gardner.
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Norman F. Raker.
24 Martin J. Gladieux.
25 Albert. B. Weisz.
26 Emil Winberg.
90 Spencer Stewart.
91 Edward A. Harms.
92 Cyril Gladieux.
93 William A. McCoglin.
94 John H. Reuter.
95 Burton S. Collins.
96 Bert A. Smith.
97 Charles V. Seewald.
98 Henry A. Christ.
99 August Fischer.
100 William F. Hamman.
101 Marion B. Gore.
102 Walter C. Guntrup.
103 George Humberstone.
104 Richard G. Shawen.
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38 Michael Walsh.
39 Jay Kinley.
40 George A. Black.
86 William E. Frautschi.
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Julius Steinburg.
88 Alfred E. Teilkas.
89 Orson W. Sage.
27 William O. Reid.
28 Arthur L. Roshong.
29 Robert E. Jeschka.
30 Charles F. Marlow.
31 David W. McGinnis.
32 Almanza K. Evans.
33 Ray E .. Beebe.
34 Charles L. Hicks.
35 Clinton A. Glover.
36 Wilbur W. Sheely.
37 Daniel Il. Thompson.
Con. Sta. No. 18, 853 E. Broadway, Schuyler E. Lawrence, clk. in chg. Con. Sta. No. 19, Lion Dry Goods Co., Miss Jessie C. Spaulding, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 20, The Lamson Broth- ers' Co., Harry A. Barnes, clk. in chg.
Con. Sta. No. 21, LaSalle & Koch's, Harry W. Shropshire, clk. in chg. Con. Sta. No. 22, 501 Oak St., Willis Y. Ross, clk. in chg.
Letter Carriers.
66 Henry C. Dwight.
67 Alphonse Straub.
68 Henry P. Slawowoski.
5 William R. Taft.
70
Charles R. Mayne.
71
Harvey B. Lecklider.
74 Charles H. Samberg.
76 Cornelius W. Newman.
77 Henry Carll.
79 Charles H. Cline.
80 James B. Knapp.
81 George James.
83 John H. Tripp.
84 Otto E. Meissner.
85 Fred D. Fulton.
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Con. Sta. No. 17, 902 Norwood Av., Christian G. Neipp, clk. in chg.
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U. S. Officers
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
Post Office
105 Burton M. Warn.
106 Ray T. Conger.
107 Emil C. Konopka.
108 Leon H: Haley.
109 Robert J. Evans.
110 Harry W. Burkett.
111 James E. Kollar.
Matthew T. McGinn.
112
113 Christopher J. Bellner.
114
Joseph W. Meyers.
115 Fred Cranker.
116 Elson F. Rawson.
117 John G. Shugar.
118
Joseph F. Gates.
119
Edwin D. Longwell.
120 Waldemar C. J. Zuleger.
121 Ernest E. Entemann.
122 Alex M. Goldberg.
123 Frank S. Ludlow.
124 Charles W. Schultz.
Moses N. Veler.
125 126 James A. Heskett.
127
J. Reed Crowe.
128 Herman A. Krueger.
129 Lyman C. Mason.
130 James Thatcher.
131 Elmer G. Chapman.
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Ernest T. Eikost.
Substitute Carriers.
Edward Marlow, Godfrey Meyer, Gus- tav W. Kramp, jr., Charles T. Koch, Guy M. Meek, Minott E. Sulliman, George E. Weaver, Frederick J. Zeh, Edward C. Willard, Wallace O. Deer, Charles F. Wheeler, Au- gust A. Gildemeister, Earl I. Duck- et, Floyd R. Crandall, Henry L. Schlagheck, Jr., Ray J. Knepper, Henry B. Lunt, Clayton K. Schus- ter, Roy L. Couturier, Joseph F. Stewart, Irvin B. Kievit, Arthur \V. Stewart, Level J. Elliott. Leo P. Buford, Christian J. Loss, Harry A. Herbert, William Elliott, Percy R. Bales, George H. Peckham, Elmer Mayne, Robert V. Pelton, Harry P. Welch, William Isbell, Carl J. Bell- ner.
Special Messengers.
Henry W. Dettinger. Thomas J. Burke, Arlie S. Heininger. Emil E. Huff, Lester E. Hurrelbrink, Arthur WV. Krum, Edward J. Shubarga. Jos- eph E. Shubarga, Arthur Zeigler, Harry C. Thie, Gilbert F. Martin, Richard Boyer, Clarence L. Laden.
U. S. Civil Service Board.
R. M. Chapman, Secretary: Members, Edwin J. Longwell, Charles A. Kirk, Ernest E. Turney, Walter T. Roper.
Railway Mail Service.
Chief Clerk, Gail E. Sampsell. Ass't Chief, N. W. Coder. Ass't Clerk, J. Frank Holmes. Ass't Clerk, Herbert G. Hoag.
Custom House.
Office, 2d floor, Custom House Bldg. Special Deputy Collector, Chas. Reed. Deputy Collectors, Edwin Goldsmith, Walter T. Roper.
Inspector, Charles L. Perrin.
Night Deputy Collector, W. W. Al- corn, White Star Line Bldg.
Internal Revenue.
Office, 2d floor, Custom House. Collector Tenth District, Wm. V. Mc- Maken.
Deputy Collectors, O. S. Cheney, Chief Deputy; Wm. Corlett, B. H. Waldorf, Daniel H. Goon, G. P. Metzger, W. D. Waldorf, Frank H. Rogge. Clerk, H. H. Giese, To- ledo.
Division Deputies, Orlando Bennett and Fred Ludwig, Toledo; S. R. Vertner. Beaver Dam; Albert F. Lee, Toledo; Thomas McSheehy, Fremont; Charles E. Stroud, San- dusky; John C. Tuttle, Defiance; James I. Heffner, Lima; Howard Vertner, Sidney.
Storekeepers and Gaugers, Alonzo Hall, Toledo; Seeley LaDow, L. H. Hughes, Toledo; D. W. Campbell, C. L. Jackson, Frank M. Clouse, Sandusky; Ben McCullough, Sid- ney; Oliver W. Latham, Bellevue. Stamp Deputies, Katherine Kroll, Sandusky.
United States District Court, North- ern District of Ohio, Western Division.
Third floor, Federal Bldg. Sessions held in April and October. District Judges, John M. Killits and Wm. L. Day (Cleveland, O.).
District Attorney, Ulysses G. Den- man.
Assistant District Attorneys, J. G. Fogg (Cleveland, O.), John S. Pratt. Clerk, B. C. Miller (Cleveland, O.). Chief Deputy Clerk, James W. Wil- son.
Deputy Clerk, Frederick W. Gaines. Marshal, Hyman D. Davis. Chief Deputy Marshal, C. H. A. Pal- mer.
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U. S. Officers 1913-TOLEDO CITY DIRECTORY. Bands and Music Soc.
United States Commissioners.
Frederick W: Gaines, Third floor Federal bldg .; Frank G. Crane, 1328 Nicholas bldg.
United States Engineers.
First floor, Federal bldg.
Junior Engineer, Gurley S. Phelps. Inspector, WVm. F. Hahn.
United States Immigration Service. 1223 The Ohio Bldg.
Chinese and Immigrant Inspector, George K. Apple.
United States Marshal.
Western Division of the Northern District of Ohio.
Hy D. Davis, third floor, Federal Bldg.
Chief Deputy, C. H. A. Palmer.
Deputies, E. A. Brown and Simeon Ashbrook.
United States Pension Examining Surgeons.
Toledo Board meets first Wednesday of each month at 1205 Broadway. President, J. D. Howe.
Secretary, J. T. Lawless.
Treasurer, E. B. Barlow.
East Toledo Board meets fourthı Wednesdays of each month at 403 National Union Bldg.
President, Wm. Watts.
Secretary, WVm. A. Dickey.
Treasurer, L. C. Schutt.
United States Local Inspectors of Steam Vessels.
Fourth floor, Federal Bldg.
Inspector of Hulls, George T. Mor- ris.
Inspector of Boilers, Wallace Tomey. Clerk, Edward M. Mansuy.
United States Weather Bureau.
1525 Nicholas Bldg.
Local Forecaster, William S. Currier. Assistant, Frank E. McLeary.
Messenger, W. Lester Wagner.
BANDS AND MUSICAL SOCIE- TIES.
Arbeiter Saengerbund-Meets every Wednesday Germania Hall. Pres., Conrad Eichman: Fin. Sec., Wm. Noller; Cor. Sec .. Otto Hen- ning.
Bavarian Maennerchor-Meets every Thursday at Liberty Hall. Direc- tor, Wm. F. Renz.
Elsasser Maennerchor-Meets every Saturday at Germania Hall. Di- rector, Wm. F. Renz.
Eurydice Club-Meets Tuesday af- ternoon at Pythian Castle. Mrs. Zella B. Sand, Director.
Griffiths' Orchestra-528 Woodville. Joseph E. Griffiths, Manager.
Helvetia Maennerchor-Meets every Thursday at 410 Monroe. An- drew Inhelder; Sec., Hans Gries- haber; Treas., Alfred Hirzel.
Hill's Orchestra-124 Irving, Carl F. Hill, Manager.
Leon's Band and Orchestra-574
Fernwood av. Manager, W. A. Leon.
Lower's Band and Orchestra-Fred- erick W. Lower, Director, 826 Lo- cust.
Marine Band and Orchestra-Head- quarters, corner Vance and Divis- ion. Meets every Monday evening. A. W. Jacobs, Director.
Mathias' Orchestra-606 Magnolia. Director, H. C. Mathias.
Orpheus Club-311 Superior. Walter Ryder, Director.
Overland Band-Meets every Wed- nesday evening s e cor Madison av. and Huron. Gustave Koehler, Di- rector.
Pioneer Maennerchor-Meets Liber- ty Hall second and fourth Mon- days. Pres., Edward Zumbrunn; Sec., Theo Andres; Director, W'm. F. Renz.
Teutonia Maennerchor-Reorganized March 3, 1880. Meets Thursday evening at Germania Hall. Pres., Ed. Breit; Sec .. Wm. Erdman.
Teutonia Maennerchor, Ladies' Aux- iliary-Meets third Wednesday of each month in Germania Hall. Pres., Mrs. Adam Filsinger; Sec., Mrs. E. Breit.
Toledo Maennerchor-Meets Smith & Baker Bldg., every Tuesday eve- ning. Organized Oct. 16, 1901. Pres., Wm. F. A. Renz; Sec., H. F. Meinecke; Fin. Sec., Walter Zum- brunn; Treas .. James Austin; Di- rector. Prof. Joseph Wylli.
Toledo Newsboys' Band-Under the management of the Ex-Newsboys. Meets every Thursday and Satur- day evening, Newsboys' Bldg., Manager. Ed P. Hubbell: Ass't Mngr., Wmn. R. Neale; Director, Gustave Koehler.
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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. Banking Institutions
Banking Institutions
Toledo Symphony Orchestra-A. W. Wortheuer, Director, 347 Irving.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
Citizens' Safe Deposit and Trust Co. -Gardner Bldg., cor Madison av. and Superior. Inc., 1893. Capital, $25,000. Pres., Samuel R. Dority; Vice-Pres., Wm. S. Walbridge; Sec. and Treas., Walter B. Snyder. Commercial Savings Bank & Trust Co .- 410-412 Adams and cor. Main and Second. Capital, $200.000. Act- ing Pres .. John D. R. Lamson; Vice-
1 Pres., Dallas P. Dildine and W. H. Yeasting; Sec. and Treas., Fred E. Stewart.
Commercial Trust Co. The-316 Mad- ison av. Inc. March. 1913. Cap- ital, $200,000. S. D. Carr, Pres .; W. W. Edwards, Vice-Pres .; R. B. Crane, Vice-Pres .; A. H. Reiter, Sec. and Treas .; R. W. Kirtley, Trust Officer.
Continental Trust & Savings Bank Co .- S e cor Summit and Madison av. Organized Sept .. 1901. Capi- tal, $200,000. Pres., W. W. Morri- son; Vice-Pres., D. A. Yoder; Sec. and Treas., I. E. Gardner.
Dime Savings Bank Co .- 347 Supe- rior. Incorporated November. 1900. Capital and Surplus. $175.000.00. Pres., Wm. H. H. Reeder; Vice- Pres .. J. S. Hallaran and F. W. Bainbridge: Cashier, R. V. Hodge. First National-312-314 Summit. Cap- ital; $500,000; Surplus. $1,000,000. Pres., F. J. Reynolds: Vice-Pres .. john N. Willys; Vice-Pres. and Cashier, J. M. Spencer: Asst. Cash- iers, W. A. Hodge and C. \V. Tan- ner.
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