BALTIMORE EDITORS

Rev. George F. Bragg, Church Advocate, 1425 McCulloh St.
Robt. W. Coleman, Baltimore Colored Directory, 418 E. Federal St.
Carl Murphy, Afro-American, Eutaw St. and Druid Hill Ave.
Rev. Dr. Ernest Lyon, Commonwealth, 421 Druid Hill Ave.
W. T. Andrews, Daily Herald, Druid Hill Ave. and Dolphin St.
———— ————, Maryland Voice, Penna. Ave. near Mosher St.
Arthur M. Bragg, The Observer, 1109 Druid Hill Ave.

BANKERS

Harry O. Wilson, Franklin and Jasper Sts.
Winifleld Thomas, 621 S. Sharp St.
Wingate and Brown, 1512 Pennsylvania Ave.
Taylor & Jenkins, 323 W. Biddle Street.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS

Advance Building & Loan Association, 806 W. Lafayette Ave., Chas. E.

Williams, Pres., Arthur L. Johnson, Sec.
Acorn Permanent Building & Loan Association, 1500 Block Saratoga

St., Archie M. Gray, Pres., Roy N. Callis, Sec,
New Essential Building & Loan Association, 1104 W, Lexington St.,

Isaiah Smith, Pres., J. Walter Jones, Sec.
New Era Building & Loan Association, 746 Pennsylvania Ave., Lewis

E. Williams, Pres., Wm. Lewis, Sec.
Overture Building Association, 800 S. Sharp St., Samuel E. Robinson,

Pres., John R. Gross, Sec.
Lincoln Building Association, 938 E. Monument St., Thomas T. Taylor,

Pres., Maston Bass, Sec.
The Morgan Building & Loan Association of Baltimore City, Eutaw and

Biddle Sts., E. B. Taylor, Pres., Truly Hatchett, Sec.
Tuxedo Building Association, 1506 E. Monument St., George R. Parran,

Sec., Anthony Thomas, Pres.
Pront-Sharing Building & Loan Association, 514 St. Paul St., Clarke

L. Smith. Pres., H. M. Burkett, Sec.
Helping Hand Savings & Loan Association, 407-09-11-13 W. Franklin

St., Charles H. Fowler. Pres., Harry O. Wilson, Sec.
The Federal Savings and Loan Association, Walter M. Evans, Pres.,

Charles C. Woodland, Sec., Clarence J. Gittings, Asst. Sec.
Morning Star Building & Loan Association, 203 E. 23d St., W. T. Cole-
man, 3039 McCulloh St., President; A. N. Rogers, 118 E. Lex-
ington St., Secretary.
The Pythian Savings and Loan Association, W. I. Butler, Jr., Pres.,

Wm. C. McKinnon, Sec.

The New Peerless Building Association, 1212 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Lloyd Sample, Secretary.

COLORED MEN WHO HAVE SERVED IN THE U. S. CONGRESS

Hiram B. Revels (Born in Fayetteville. S. C., September 1, 1822);
Senator; Mississippi; Term, 1870-1871.

Blanche K. Bruce (Born a slave in Prince Edward Co., Va., March 1,
1841); Senator; Mississippi; Term, 1875-1881.

Jefferson F. Long (Born in Georgia); Congressman; Georgia; Term,
1869-1S71.

Joseph H. Rainey (Born in Georgetown, S. C., June 21,1832); Congress-
man; South Carolina; Term, 1869-1877.

Robert C. DeLarge (Born in Aiken, S. C., March 15, 1842); Congress-
man; South Carolina; Term, 1871.

Benj. S. Turner (Born in Halifax, N. C., March 17, 1825); Congressman;
Alabama; Term, 1871-1873.

Robert Brown Elliott (Born in Boston, Mass., October 11, 1842); Con-
gressman; South Carolina; Term, 1871- 1873.

Josiah T. Walls (Born in Winchester, Va., December 30, 1842); Con-
gressman; Florida; Term, 1871- 1879.

Richard H. Cain (Born in Greenbrier Co., Va., April 12, 1825); Congress-
man; South Carolina; Term, 1873- 1877.

Alonzo J. Ransier (Born in Charleston, S. C., January 3, 1836); Con-
gressman; South Carolina; Term, 1873- 1874.

John K. Lynch (Born in Concordia Parish, La., September 10, 1847);
Congressman; Mississippi; Term, 1881-1883.

Charles E. Nash (Born in Opelousas, La.); Congressman; Louisiana;
Term, 1875.

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