Stoll, Frederick F
organizer, was born in 1865 in Chicago, Ill. He first entered the employ of the American Express company; and in 1890 entered the real estate and fire insurance business on his own account.
In 1894 he became superintendent of carriers of the Chicago postoffice, and was promoted to general superintendent of city delivery. He introduced the use of bicycles by the carriers; and the postal cars on the street railway lines were also one of the instructions. He received an offer from the Chinese government to go there and organize the free delivery system, which he declined. He is a prominent member of various fraternal orders; was the organizer of the Chicago Postoffice Employes Mutual Aid association, and was twice elected its president.