SIMON
M.
HANLINE
Maurice and Bertha (NauniV)urg) Ilanline, was born in Baltimore on March 16, liis education in the public schools of Baltimore and the Baltimore City College. He followed his father's business of manufacturing paint, to which business he and his brother now succeed, trading under the name of Hanline Bros. Mr. Hanline attends the Madison Avenue Temple and is a member of the Phoenix and Suburban Clubs, of the Elka and Amicable Lodge, A. F. & A. M., St. John's Chapter. Mr. Hanline married Miss Rosetta Baernstein and has two children, Leon S. Hanline and Mrs. Fred S. Stern.
Son
of
1858, receiving
HERMAN GOLDSTROM Son
of
Abraham and Rachel Goldstrom, was born
in
Baltimore City December
12,
1861,
receiving his education in the public schools and beginning his business career as a clerk for
Noah &
& Co., later taking into partname to Goldstrom Bros. Mr. Baltimore Hebrew Congregation and is a member of the Royal
Froehlich, and in 1887 formed the firm of H. Goldstrom
nership his brother, Lewis A. Goldstrom, and changing the firm
Goldstrom attends the Arcanum, I. 0. H. and B. P. O. E. Mr. Goldstrom married Miss Emma Peyser January 1889, and has had two children, Theodore and Marion, both living.
13,
EMANUEL HECHT Son of Samuel
He began work
(Jr.)
and Babbitt Hecht, was born
in
Baltimore City October 24, 1856.
at the age of thirteen years in a shop on Broadway, and for this reason his
early educational opportunities were very restricted.
Mr. Hecht
is
now
interested in various
large businesses, of both wholesale and retail character, and he attributes his success to
paying close attention to the seemingly unimportant details of business, combined with hard work, concentration of mind and singleness of purpose. Mr. Hecht married Miss INIamie Svcle in 1885 and has eleven children, all living.
JACOB
M. MOSES.
Son of Moses and Rosa (Levi) Moses, was born
Baltimore City on February 17, 1873. Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland. Began the practice of law in 1895, and was elected a member of the State Senate of Maryland in 1899 to serve four years, and is at present Judge of the Juvenile Court of Baltimore City. Judge Moses is a member of the Phi Betta Kappa Society and has published a work on "Law Applicable to Strikes." He married Miss Hortense E. Guggenheimer on January 7, 1903, and has one child living Richard G. Moses. Judge Moses is a
He was educated
in
the
public schools of
in
Baltimore,
—
member
of the
Madison Avenue Temple.
JUDGE MYER
J.
BLOCK.
Son of Simon J. and Barbara Block, was born in Baltimore, Md., August 26, 1844. Mr. Block was educated in public and private schools of Baltimore, and began active life as errand boy at the age of thirteen years, and is at present chief judge of Orphans Court of Baltimore City. From 1870-75 was supervisor in Harbor Board of Baltimore City. From 1875-78 he was clerk to Board of Assessors, and from 1878-98 he was deputy register of
and since 1899 has been judge of the Orphans Court of Baltimore City. He is a member Arcanum, the Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, the Hephtasophs, the National Union, the Loyal Additional, the Monday Club, the Elks, Monumental Democratic Club, Clover Club, Society of the Army and Navy of the Confederate States in Maryland, and is wills,
of the Royal
associated with the Baltimore
Hebrew Congregation. 17.3