. Baltimore: Seine Geschichte und seine Menschen. Er Ebenheit und Haltung, die zu seinen markanten Eigenschaften sind, ermöglichen es ihm, jede Verpflichtung des Lebens mit Vertrauen und Mut zu erfüllen und machen ihn zu einem zuverlässigen Mann in jeder Beziehung und jedem Notfall. Herr Clark ist Mitglied des Merchants Club, des Baltimore AthleticQub, des Baltimore Yacht Club und des LHirondelle Country Club. Er interessiert sich für Leichtathletik, nicht nur für den persönlichen Geschmack, sondern für allgemeine Prinzipien und aus der Überzeugung, dass sie der Mehrheit der Menschheit nützen. An der Hochschule wurde er in der griechischen letterfrat initiiert

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. Baltimore : its history and its people . he evenness and poise which are among hissalient characteristics enable him to meet any obligation of life with confi-dence and courage and render him a dependable man in any relation andany emergency. Mr. Clark is a member of the Merchants Club, the Baltimore AthleticQub, the Baltimore Yacht Club and LHirondelle Country Club. He ismuch interested in athletics, not as a matter of personal taste alone, buton general principles and from the conviction that they are beneficial tothe majority of mankind. At college he was initiated in the Greek letterfraternity, Sigma Chi, in which he still keeps up an interest. Wliile notneglecting his duties as a citizen, his devotion to business leaves no roomin his life for political ambition. He is a member of the Protestant Epis-copal church. Mr. Clark married, January 12, 1899, Edna Rockwell, granddaughterof Alfred Jones, a noted engraver and a member of the National Academy, and they are the parents of one son, Sherman R., born November 16, 1899. i. ^n€im€4 W. ^DoT^eu HISTORY OF BALTIMORE 759 Of medium stature, with a large head, an intellectual countenance and akeen eye, Mr. Clark is a man in whom the spirit predominates over thephysical. He is skilled in reading human nature and his words are fewiDUt always to the point, while his nimble wit and kindly humor, joined tounvarying courtesy and affability, have gained him the warm regard ofall who know him personally. He is devoted to his family and friends, andis a man of deep and broad sympathies, holding his wealth in irust torthe less fortunate of his fellows, his hand being cunning in charity whichevades the gaze of the world. Once, on being asked the secret of his success, Mr. Clark is said tohave replied: In my opinion there is nothing in success but the ability todo hard work. While Mr. Clark is an accepted authority on the subjectof success and his genius for hard work is undisputed, those who havewitnessed his career recogniz

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