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son street, Philadelphia; Secretary, E. T.
Mass, Philadelphia.
Bedford County, Pa, Local Association
President, Capt. /. Conley, Schellsburg.
1HegdRy County, Pa, Local Association
President, Capt Geo. w. Bowers, Fifth avenue |
Pittsburg
Blair County, Pa, Local Association
President, Thomas Bushman, Altoona;
Secretary, Robert Howe, 1910 Seventh
avenue, Altoona.
Ldck0'rdRRd County, Pa, Local Association.
President Halsey Lathrop, Archibald;
Secretary, Hon. Ezra III. Ripple, Scranton.
Lancaster County, Pa, Local AssOcidtiOn.-
President, II. II. Brenneman, 6 East Orange
street, Lancaster.
MARYLAND STATE ASSOCIATION.
President, Henry Knipp, 13I Scott street
Nice-President, DR.. III. Il. Noble, 90 Warren
street; Secretary, John Dunn, 50 Argyle
avenue; Treasurer, Dennis Driscoll, Balti-
more.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION.
President, John c. Hawley 1908 + street.
Washington; Secretary, VIM. III. Mattingly,
1870 Fourteenth street, Washington.
OHIO STATE ASSOCIATION.
President, George W. Vrooman, Toledo;
First Vice-President A. X. Hill, WauseOn;
Second Vice-PreSident, William Hineline,
Fremont; Secretary, ]. w. King, Toledo;
Treasurer, ID. G. Nesbit, Cleveland; Chaplain,
ID. S. Moss, Fremont
Cereldnd, o., SS0cidfiOn.-President, nj.
T. Britton; Vice President, w. III. Polhamus;
Secretary, John c. Tressel, 80 Tod street,
Cleveland.
INDIANA STATE ASSOCIATION.
lsr,.
ce-President, j. ID. Phelps, La Porte; Sec
Rotary, Jacob L. Scholl, County Clerk office,
indianapolis.
Eighth Congressional District Of Indiana
sSocidtioR.-President, l.. G. Adair, go n.
Thirteenth street; Secretary, Geo. Grimes,
Terre Haute.
ILLINOIS STATE ASSOCIATION.
President, f. A. Cleaveland, 10 Metropoli-
tan Block; First Vice-President, c. ID. RAM
sey, SO n. Rockwell street; Second Vice
President, o. ID. Noble, 1S4 S. Clark street;
Secretary, l.. b. Gessner, 80 Fifth avenue;
Treasurer, ID. w. Howe, 924 Harrison street,
Chicago.
IOWA STATE ASSOCIATION.
President, M. T. Russell; Secretary, ID. c.
Richard; Treasurer, w. Lucas, Dies MOines.
KANSAS STATE ASSOCIATION.
Secretary, o. Il. McNary, 305 Delaware
street, Leavenworth.
COLORADO STATE ASSOCIATION.
Secretary, Capt Ed. p. Pitkin, 15s Glenn
ents street. Denver.
CALIFORNIA STATE ASSOCIATION.
President, J. F. Walker, Los Angeles;
First Viee-President, John Mansfield, San
| Francisco; Second Vice-President, Gov.
/
]. c. Oliver, Los Angeles; Treasurer, c. NJ.
Jenkins, Box so, Los Angeles.
We hope that all associations omitted from
the above list will at once report themselves,
their enrolled members and their officers to
National Headquarters An earnest attempt
will be made at once TO perfect the organiza-
ton all over the country so that every COM
rade who is eligible TO membership will be
enrolled in the association that is nearest his
place Of residence. There should be an as
ISOLATION organized in every County in the
loyal States. Even if it have no more than
five members, it can do much good in Guilt
waiting fraternity among those whose associ-
alton together in the darkest and saddest
experience in the war should be bond of
union to unite them closer than brothers.
BY organizing at once concerted effort can
be made at the coming session Of Congress
which will be of the greatest value in secur-
ing legislation that will 20 Car in the direc-
ton of bringing long-denied relief to those
who endured everything for the Union.
Now, comrades, let every one look about
him and see what he can do. All can do
something, and every man has precisely the
same interst in this matter.