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BAZELL'S for guaranteed quality uphol-
steering; low prices. l4205 Fenkell. We.
7-4470.
CALL Berk's Upholstering tor free est-
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FREE occ chair with 2-pc. upholstering
job NORTHWEST" Call TY. $3.50.
LET Famous restyle and rebuild your liv-
Ing room suite. Call TO. $1,000.
SAVE ~ ON UPHoLsTERiNG NOW.
CALL MOON BROS, TEMPLE 1-1279
2-PC. REUPHOLSTERED. $685. up.
Don-Rite Uph., 3946 Cass. TIE. 1856.
2-PC. SUITE. S23 95 free ottoman. Man
chester Uph. Free estimates. TO. $500.
2-Pc, SUITE, SGT so: choice OF cloth. No
federal tax. PROGRESS. PL. 1895.
Music Lessons
ELECTRIC guitar specialist. beginners or
advanced. Jerry Yates. lvanhoe S735.
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IMPERIAL HOTEL
Apartments for Rent
Unfmnished

ON THE RIVER 49, a. room apartment
1.-TWO bedrooms. Ss7 so. Fiizroy b7I2
7T20-A East Jefferson Ave.
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BARGAIN HOMES
BUY NOW

BEFORE PRICES GO HIGHER
LArge Selection TO Choose From
SEE SIEDER. 1916 Harper. Oh s7s7
CLOSE Chryslrr. Hudson. Continental B.
room furnace; s. 600. terms fiNott
IyanhOe sssl
COURVILLF Brick. rooms large living
room 3 lovely bedrooms Scar garage
side drive large lot EOud condition Best
h1y nu East Side. Only 50 ZOO 5000 down
Pr g4sS
DEFENSE HOUSES Unfinished acre.
wiring. Plumbing lt-Mle East Roches'
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EDISON AVE.



50 100
Owner demands quick action Groom home
Win I bedrooms tie bath. maid quar-
tiers. s1nronm FIRST floor lavatoTy stokei
steam heat 81 500 "a handle. balance on
mortgage payable $50 monthly, inciudine
taxes Worth - 300 Of snybodys money
Al SWEET cp-AAB 32of
HUNTINGTON WOODS
TeaufIfm b. room brick colonial. alm1s'
new SIS month o. X. Realty 23f2t
Woodward FerndsIe. Elmhurst 6lii
Royal Oak 1f65.
MANDALAY s2tt ,near Lincoln Motors
Groom modern. Sl3O DOWN MILL
TARY. sx rooms $3.50 down! 26S5 Mich
igan. Lafayette 900
TFPPFRT 1856 a-fosm brick. garages
steam So 300. reasonable terms Ar
Hngon llle
WESTERN fTf- s.ra0m ana hath attic
hucF hasemcnf steam oregon 1922
CONSULT t7s ENLARGED Res7 Estsfe 'istng'
fhe DIS Sunday Times Want A.
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Children TO Board

COLORED children wholesome food. Chris
tian home, girls SIS; reasonable Tyler
h. 9S5O
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Mortgages

MORTGAGES Oh and new property.
/, Hahn Co, 10 Barlum Tower. CA. 1850
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Housekeeping Rooms

coLoRED-WEsT sIpE p Lane utfuf.
nistec single housekeepine Acvhs 50.
Tyler e-sT0i.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Marriage License
Applications

Dorothy /. Porter, 26 Meirose, Mass,
Judge Nathan Cayton,
Mime B, Breeden. Is, 494 F st. s.w.;
Charles G. Bisler. 80. Fort BelvOir, Va,
and Mary Spicer, 81 9lS K ST. Sc;
Judge Nathan Cayton.
Vance H: Koontz, 23, pos King pl. nv.
H1dekeper pd Eelma p tSs Rev o wson
Holder
Nd. and Katie E. Branch, Is, 10 Fifty
ro1 ith " St. 1I1tt; me- the Rey 6 T Michel nd
ave-. sHiniS nw: M the pRenfWE ReV " NJ. Michael @ Juan
William 4; HslIeTnap g: iIIaI Sth St St
ne; the. Rev. G. A. Heriihy.
Edgar gar N III Hummel Il, 2@' 1886 St nv
and airing M T :, Lowe 'S3s' 81 35 b. 5SS Mass. ave
syirsus WI Walston, 81. 24l5 NJ ST. NV, and
Daisy L. Pittman, 20, i7}5 Sth st. NV;
G. the Rev. Jesse .WitherSpoonl; ~, >.
and Esther Rosenbaum 2i. Baltimore
Rabbi j. T. Loeb
Morton a; Rosen, -; al9 Gallatin St; nv.
Thomas as" c. Sherwood 36' Is 1905 Goth st
6b and Loretta fbs Rsv Woqd psaeb9tE a. s9S5
John F. Clancy. 80, I4l3 10th st, NV,
st. NV: the Rev. w. F. Wheeler.
Earl E McCleerey, 81, Naval Air Station
Anacostia, and Virginia M. Emery: -
1889 18th 81. NV; the Rev. W. F
Wheeler
Carl r Markwith, -. 25lI 14th st, NV,
and Helen M Towner, "a, 1913 Harvard
st. NV; the Rev R. w Coe.
Thomas B. Worley -, I51 North Carolina
ave. Sc. and Dorothy l. Galtney. 70
Lorman, Miss: the Rev. f. H. Pruden.
NV and Elena NJ Capone 21. 6519
7th pl. n W: the Rev. E. C. Beery.
Clarence Greene. %, 1902 Chases CT. W =
and Johnnie Mae Scott =, 1926 10th
st NV; the Rev K w Ray.
Myron E. Gustsfson, 81, Silver Spring
Md. and AVIS J. Boirum, "a. 724 11th
St NV: the Rev. G. Z. Schnabel.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Service Orders
ARNV

Daniel, Capt. Charles NJ, from Wright
Field. Ohio. TO Santa Monica. Calf.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Hall. Capt. John R, ir, from Fort Leayen-
Graham. Cspt, James E. from San Fran
cisco, Calf, to Fort Lewis. Wash.
Field. III, to Hawaiian Department.
Rose. Gait. Joseph. from Barksdale Field,
La. to Americus, Ga.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Pane Col George H. from Fort Bragg. N.
c, 10 Camp LIVINGSTON, La,
Hsuser. Col. John N, from Oklahoma City,
Fray, Ii. Col. John NJ. from Fort Bragg.
Gossett, 1t Col Herman H. F. from Mem
pnis. Tenn, TO Camp Livingston; La.
Ham; Capt; John R, from Fort Jackson
S. c., to Camp Joseph 7. Robinson, Ark.
INFANTRY.
Crawford, Col Medorem. ir,, from Balti-
more, Md. to Brooklyn, N Y
Mafendon Zen % FIf' I cei ennhf Frnes L. from Man.
Jones, Il, col; Charles r. from Fort
o'conneit Il Col. ~ Aasastas B.; from
Sprlngfield. Mass, TO Fort II. G. Wright.
Robinion. Mai. Dayton L. from Los An
Feles, Calf, TO Birmingham. Ala.
Na canal Sga Depari%ent SDn to Fort Bra Brags. n e,
AK tORPS.
Doherty Col James F, from Mitchell Field,
n Y TO Tallahassee, Fla.
Lee Cart william G, j.. from Langley
Brnmme va capt bonsd s. from Mcchord
Hatcher. First 1t. Willism A. jr.. from
McChord Field, Wash, TO Spokane,
cressey, Mai George G. from Middletown.
Pa to Osden Utah.
Rogers; Capt. Leland T. from MacDill
Fleming, Capt. Eugene C.. from MscDill
Field, Fla. 10 Tallahassee; Fla,
Fla, to Tallahsssee. Fla.
Hall. Second Ii. RidRley L. from MacDlll,
Pid Esn; En- '4 wIisn Taiahf Zee rom T1 Memphis
Tenn, TO Wsshnston, D. c.
Horton. Capt. John c, from San Dieso,
Calf 10 Moffett Field, Calf
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Dietz. 1t Col Charles W, from Hawaiian
Department to San Francisco. Calf.
Neil Capt. Donald R., from Anchorage,
Alaska. to WASHINGTON, D. c.
Tex. to Fort Leonard Wood No.
seph T Robinson, Ark to Camp Shelby,
FuiieF. MiFs First 1t. John r. from washinston.
Fletcher. Second Il. Edward J.. from Fort
Belvoir, Va to Washington, D. c.
Gallogly. second L. Clarence R, from
washington, D. c., to Philadelphia Pa
DENTAL CORPS.
Arlington. 1t. Col. William j. from Mitchell
bdf Fed Y co} 70 sBsTSsnSurf sBsTIss 5rom s MacD
Field. Fla. to Tullahoma, Tenn;
Kennebeck, 1t Col GEORGE R. from
B-ooklyn. N Y, TO HollyIidge, n. C.
son Barracks, Mo. TO Hawaiian Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
City News in Brief
TODAU

Hike. Wanderbirds Hiking Club,
from Potomac to Cabin John, Md
Leave National T'heater, 9 am.
Tea, State Department. Division
of Cultural Relations, Hotel May
flower, A pm.
Dinner, Progress Club, Lafayette
Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Seekers of the Truth,
Hotel Mayflower, 8 pm.
Dinner, A. z. A. Fraternity, Ham
ilton Hotel, 9 pm.
Convention, Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, all day.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon meeting. Uptown Wash
ington Lions Club, the Broadmoor,
1915 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Building
Congress, Hotel Mayf1ower, 1890
pm.
Luncheon, Newcomers Club, Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting League Of Republican
Women, Hotel Mayf1ower, 2 pm.
|. Meeting, Dupont Circle, Hotel
Mayf1ower, 4:30 pm.
Card party, Women's City Club
Hotel Mayfiower, 7:30 pm.
Meeting and buffet supper, Alpha
Zeta Beta Sorority, Wardman Park
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Beta Chi Sorority, Ward
man Park Hotel pm
Meeting, Henry w. Lawton Camp,
No a, United Spanish War Veterans,
Pythian Temple, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Births Reported

Carol and Ruth Archer. boy.
William and Marguerite Bishop. girl.
Jesse and Mary Buckler, girl.
Richard and Janet Croop. boy.
Milton and Lillian Diehcr, girl.
John and Edna Goodman, boy.
william and Muriel German, boy.
Mylon and Doris Howe, boy.
Henry and Nancy King. girl
Emmanuel and Charlotte Levine, girl.
John and Jean Mihm. girl.
Gov and Frederica Randolph. girl.
Robert and Ruth Riley. boy,
John and Agnes Simpson, girl
Samuel and Helen Slavitt. boy.
Claude and Patricia Whitaker, girl.
Cecil and Virginia Balderson, girl.
RAYMOND and MelVia Black. boy.
William ard Ethel Creecy, boy.
Vincent and Bertha DAILY. girl.
Julius and Gertrude GinSbirR. eirl.
Glenn and Alice Douslas, girl.
julie and Dorothy Gordon. boy.
Wesley and Frances Jaqu!th, girl.
Keith and Mary Leeka. girl.
Danile and Jeanne Marx, jr.. girl.
William and Marion McInerney. boy.
William and Alice Riker. girl.
Jack and Virginia RoeSch. boy.
Stanley and Marguerite Sorrell. boy.
Laurende and Natalie VasS, girl
Graham and Thelma Anderson. girl
Leon and Eva Collins. girl.
George and Alberta Fersuson, twin girls
Joel and Rosa Hawkins. girl.
Sherman and ka ie Mitchell. boy.
John and Willie McCloud. girl.
Samule and Margaret ReddiX boy.
Leroy and Dorothy Thomas. girl.
Watt and Theresa Young. girl
william and Annie Colbert. girl
Arthur and Helen Cunninghsm boy.
Isaac and Marion Galloway, girl
Edinbnrgh and Emma Mitchell boy.
John and Ruth Monroe. boy.
Theodore and Keezie Nash girl.
Charles and Anna Smith. girl.
Frank and Mary Williams boy
James and Josephine Young. sirl.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

was more they all seemed to like
her.
I'm working the week out" she
told Peggy
Good. That suits me. We leave
on Saturday"
DanfOrth Approves of Verify.
Twice again before she left Verify
saw old Mr.. Danforth, but she could
get, no information from him. She
had very little to help her in her
! quest for his long lost son and he
seemed to be able to give her very
little help.
I'm sorry he said to her the
last time they met before she left.
i suppose | ought to be able to give
you unmistakable peculiarities by
which you could recognize him. but,
remember, haven't seen the boy for
10 years"
Then he added after a moment of
pause
Besides, when I give somebody a
chance to do something I like to
see them go out and do it."
Verify would not give him that
point. She had already learned he
liked people to fight back.
They'd be fools if they didn't
get all the information they could
from the person most likely to
have it."
Old John laughed. IF knew
more than you do now I wouldn't
need your help"
The more he saw of this girl the
more he liked her. She was frank.
she said what she thought, and she
had common sense. He hoped his
young fool of a son would like her
as much as he did himself. Then
if Jimmy Deacon did his Job all
would be we'll Everything de-
pended on choosing the right people
for the right job.
A week later two girls in neat
roadster drove up to the Bolton
Hotel in the town of Bolton. The
town was not very large and de-
pended for its existence on factory
that made the most comfortable
mattresses that man could sleep on.
They were so comfortable. the ads
said, that it was almost a shame to
sleep on them. because then you
would be oblivious to. the comfort
you were enjoying.
Peggy Is Bored
Well said Peggy, as she threw
her hat in familiar gesture on the
bed when they relaxed in their
room IF I'd known that I was to
be dragged round all the hick towns
in the State I'd have quit this job
before I started. Why, I've seen
more interesting people in half a
day in the store than I have in the
last week"
Patience, darling" said Verify
ITS the plan"
And there was I thinking we
should be touring all the very best
resorts on the Atlantic coast
"a After all, I'm on a job"
| 80 am I. But as for chaperoning
you, l haven't seen man yet who
couldn't be stranded with you on a
desert island with my greatest con-
fidence."
Come on. I'm hungry. Let's go
down and see what we can eat"
tCopyright, 1871, Chicago Daily News Inc }
Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1941-02-02

Lambert, 1t. Col Herman j, from Hs-
waiian Department to Macon. Ga.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Ayres. 1t. Col. Harry D.. from selfrldge
Field Mich. to Chicago, Ill.
CAVALRY.
Herr, 1t Col. Frederick. from Hawaiian
Department to Camp Seeley, Calf
ENGINEERS.
wfaf AssEs csP fG AT5n G. asFa
Dean. Capt Reginald L., from Wilson. N.
A6JufANT 81 f ERFt dfSFRhEs kRGE Kyl DEPARTMENT
Urbach, Capt Walter, from Chicago. nj.
to Fort GEORGE Wright, Wash.
VETERINARY CORPS.
Mickelsen. First 1t. Clayton H., from Los
Angeles CALI; to st9ekton; Calf.
Erst 1t MarTay r. pdr; D. ri
ORDNANCE.
Bishop First Il; William O.. from Ravenna,
Ohio, to Middletown. Iowa.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION
Fairfield Rear Admiral Arthur p. from
Bsttleship Division to Navy Depart
Border, Capt Lee s. from Navy Depart
ment TO ChickaSaw, Alaska.
Coehrane, Capt; Edward L., from London,
England to Navy Department
CdttS. Capt; Elwin F., from U. S. 8. Penn
sylvania to New London, Conn.
Kirk. Capt. Alan G.. from London, Eng
land, to Navy Department.
Ma2ruder, Capt. Cary w, from Battle
Force to Navy Department.
Mckinney Capt. Stephen B., from u s. s.
Idaho to Third Naval District
Nixon. Capt. Elliott B.. from Navy Depart
ment to U. S. S. Louisville
Brashears. Comdr. George w jr. from
Naval Academy to U. S. S. Augusta
Mason; 1t. q. g. William B.. jr.. from
U. S. S. Tautog to Brooklyn. N. Y.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Richmond, Capt. Paul. jr. from Washing
ton. D. C. to Portsmouth. Va
Brunson. Comdr. Clyde W, from Washing
ton. D. C., 10 Pearl HaTbOT. T H.
Davis. Comdr. William D., from Pearl Har-
Dor T: H. to Eleventh Naval District
emy 10 U. S. S Enterprise
White. Comdr Arthur j. from Navy De-
partment TO U; S. S. Lexington.
Robins. 1t. Comdr. Harvey E. from Paris
Island. S. c., TO U S. S. Harry Lee.
Delaney, 1t Adrian j. from Navy Depart
ment to Paris Island. S c.
DENTAL CORPS.
RATION, Comdr. Everett K, from Pearl
Harbor. T. H TO Paris Island S. c.
Distillation of altar of roses is
principal industry of Bulgaria.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
CHAPTER Y


Peggy'S evening with Jimmy Dea-
cen went swiftly and pleasantly and
never for one moment die she sus-
pect that he had attached himself
to ner for other than her own per-
sonal attractions. Not once did she
dream that Jimmy was using her
vanity to make sure he would be
able to keep close track of Mr.. DAN
forth's $4,000 and its two spenders.
AS it was, Peggy had a very en-
Joyable evening, because Jimmy
could talk and he could dance and
there was never a dull moment.
When she arrived home she found
Verify in the midst of sheets of pa
pers and calculations, and lists of
new clothes and sheafS of travel
folders. There was a frown on her
brow, but she was having the time
of her life.
Peggy threw her hat on a chair
We'll, we'll she said the detec-
tive is taking her new job seriously"
Doing the work I'm paying you to
do for me-"
"Shucks," grinned Peggy, Let's
make a switch. III resign as secre-
/ tary and just be chaperon. Then
l can leave the brain work to you
and all I need 90 is to keep the men
away from YOU"
Verify smiled. You co that all
right, without even trying"
Peggy primped the back of her
hair and grinned. II met Jimmy
Deacon again tonight"
Hes nice"
Il wonder what is it that tells me
I shouldn't trust him farther than
1 can see him?"
Verify laughed. Because he feels
the same about you, I expect.
would"
Peggy pouted in a way that made
her round girlish face seem yaung-
er than ever well, a girl must
get to know the whole pack of cards
if she's going to deal herself the ace
/ of diamonds some day"
| I'D prefer the ace of hearts, said
| Verify.
Love again." began Peggy, now
from the depths. of a comfortable
chair. I've met dozens of men
could love. maybe I'll meet a few
more-So there's no harm in pick
ing out the one with the most
| mazuma."
ITS all in the way you look at
it." replied Verify. Il still believe
in one man and as for his fortune,
l prefer a man who can make it
rather than one who has it already
made for him."
/ Peggy shook her head. Its a
point of view but there's no ambition
in it. You figure if you can get a
man you'll be able to manage him
so that he can make good. I prefer
the harder way. Give me man and
money and III undertake to manage
EN- both. But to get down to busi-
ness. when do we go?" -
When can you get away?"
! old Simmy down at the store
was rude. He said the sooner the
better"
Verify laughed She herself had
! not found it easy to give notice.
When it came to the point of leav-
ing she found that she liked her
work and liked the people. What
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Deaths Reported

John Moylan. 50, S.. Elizabeth's Hospital
Harriet Hutchlson, 81, 3!S 9TH ST. sc.
James H. Sullivan. 50. 1901 Park I'd nv.
IRVING o. Ball. 10. 2O@" Columbia I'd.
Laura S. Smith. 20, 2U)3 New Hampshire
Marsaret L. Watkins. 90, ST Elizabeth
Joe Barnett, 50. 500 block of 11th st. NV
Su-an Weir no. Garfield Hospital,
James Quinn. 90, Walter Reed General
Hospital.
Naz2areno Casteli. 90 Sibley Hospital.
Louis G. Freedman. 50, Union Station.
Rose Foltz 80. Gallinger Hospital.
Mary F Buchia nico 46. Sibley Hospital.
John Koch. AZ. Walter Reed General Hos
pital.
Albert Wasson % GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Reginald Stone. 81 Sibley Hospital
Clarence T. Horn. 20, Walter Reed General
Hospital
Infant Francis A Harley Gallinger Hos
James A. Jenkins. SIS. 564s Blaine st. NV
Marie B. Thomas, SO, St. Elizabeths Hos
Charles A. Frederick, IS, 1916 r st. NV.
John p. Wright. SO, st. Elizabeth's Hos
plta1.
Dennie H Nekan, So. Providence Hospital.
Carrie Berry. So. Gallinger Hospital.
George Speaks. 45. 1850 Wisconsin ave,
Enoch Clegp A., rear Hudson Supply Co.
VIII Worthy. 30, Casualty Hospital
Elsie White. 2S Gallineer Hospital.
Infant Patricia Payne Gsllinger HOSPITAL.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Y. M. G. A. to Present
Second Health Lecture

DR.. Benjamin Rones will be the
first speaker in the second of a Sc
ries of health lectures under aus
piceS of the Central Young Mems
Christian Association at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the building at 1875 G
street NV. His subject will be
"Be Good to Your Eyes"
Other speakers during February
will be:
February 10, DR.. w. H. Sebrell,
chief of the division of Chemother-
apy of the National Institute of
Health, United States Public Health
Service; February IT, DR.. John E.
Lind. associate professor of psychia-
try at George Washington Univer-
sity, and February "a, DR.. William
M. Ballinger associate professor of
gastroenterology at Georgetown
University.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Love eInaware ~
by Day Russell -NeaGss11

The story thus far Verify Vane knoDs old DantoT
OF the Ddnorh Steel Co. only By sight until calls
his little note office
y he explains that he oantS her to locate
hasn't since they Quarreled 10
He'll gtUe Verify $4,000 at the outset aue
and $4,000 she successful hin promptly
accepts the GdUenureSome proposition
BY the cynical suggestion of her Peggy
old planning for her
along h Verify paid
that PeggyS Jimmy EMPLOY
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Committee Is Called

A meeting of the local committee
preparing for the 18th annual tri-
State reunion and banquet of the
Rainbow Division Veterans has been
called for 7 pm. tomorrow at the
Hotel Occidental by Harold Barn.
hard Rodier, chairman.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

Distillation of altar of roses is
principal industry of Bulgaria.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30

Farrell. Pa. The Farrell saxon
Athletic Club.
President, Henry Holmes 30i Hamil-
ton Ave
Secretary, Bertha Teleky, s33 STAN
bough Ave.
Gary. Ind. Gary Junior saxoas.
President, Herman Buhrle. 722 Penn
Street. Gary, Ind
Secretary. Dorothy Helwig, G44Wash-
tngt0n Stree, Gary, Ind.
Homestead, Pa. - Homestead Junior
Saxon Club.
President. Thomas Guist. Seventh Az
West Homestead, Pa. -..."
Secretary. Mary Weber 252 Wesl
Hazel Way. West Homestead. Pa.
Lorain. o. - Lorain Junior saxous.
President, Richard Blumpier, 2Ol East
Secretary. Ann Binder. 1889 we,.
Goth Street.
Martins Ferry. Ohio - Martins 1srry
Saxon Juniors.
President Mike Lauder. 600 Dewey
Secretary. Matt schlum. General De-
livery.
Monaco, Pa. Junior Saxon Society.
President, Dan Schuller. 4l0 Penn ~.
Secretary. Lillian Theil. 79S Marshall
Road.
New Castle. Pa. - New Castle fran.
sylvania Saxon Juniors.
President, Dan Binder. 4ls Via
wood
| Secretary. Paul Sanders. 1919 N
Beaver.
| Salem, Ohio - Salem Junior Saxon Clus
| President, William Wagner, AIS w.
| Pershins Street. Salem, Ohio,
| Secretary, Hilda Fronius. 16S New
| garden Ave, Salem, Ohio.
Youngstown Ohio. Youngstowp
Junior Saxon Association.
President Fred Thesis. 447 Idora
| Ave.
| Secretary, Clara Schnell Schnell
5ll Seventh Ave. Struthers, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
r. S. ]. A. Officers

T. s. j. A. omcers
~ President - henry dh,snry schindier 74o2
Dre"hs"l Ave, Detroit, Mich.
Secretary. Martin E.herth,l322 Market
Street, Younsatown. Ohio, r
Treasurer - Hiida Bodendorfer. 7l5
Young St. New Castle. Pa.
BRANCHES OF THE r. 8. J. A.
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
President, Walter Boehm, h39 East
College Street.
Secretary IIilda Coeclsel, 2ill South
Union Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East Athletic Club.
President. George Miller. S9O2 Empire
Ave.
Secretary. Anna schuster. 7ss East
l2sth Street.
Cleveland West Juniors Club.
President. Henry SCHNEIDER. 7iO2 Dear.
born Ave.
Secretary. Marie Aber. IO322 Mad-
son Ave.
Canton, Ohio. - Canton Saxon Junior
Club.
Presidtnt. Martin Maurer. l4l6 Ohio
ave, N. II.
Secretary. Sara Fulz. 1918 Edwards
Ave.
Columbus, Ohio. - Columbus Junior
Saxon Club.
President. Carl Blum, 537 Siebtrt ST.,
Columbus Ohio
Secretary, Loretta Konnerth, l3l
Deschler Ave, Columbus.
Detroit, Mich. Detroit Junior saxons.
President Arthur Seller, 1928 Sher-
wood st.
Secretary. Joe Bender. Jr.. 442S Drexel
Street.
Euwood city. Pa. Ellwood City
Junior Saxons.
Pres. Rose Segedi sos Division Ave.
SECRETARY, Mary Segedi, sos Divi-
sion Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
Homestead, Pa. - e. S. s. X. U. verein.
ZweiU

Nersammlung jedtn ersten Samstag
abend i'm Monat in der Turnerhalle,
Sl3 .. Ave, Homestead. Pa.
:, Pras.,, John Kraft, 2422 Charles, St,
Munhall, Pa.
Prot. -Sekr., Martin Roth, G122 p. O..
Box, Pittsburgh ID Pa.
- N.-Sekr., GeOrg Mantsch, l241
Goodman Str, Swissvale. Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
Canton. Ohio. S. S. K. U. Verein.
Zweic. H.

Monat i'm SachSenhclr, Ill Harrison
Ave, n. w.
Pr;is., Hermann liar, ,mann, li0? 10
StrasSe, ~ w
Prot.-Sekr., Christ Eiges, %1S Tyler
Ave. s. r..
C.-N. -Sckr., -. Hugel lS@0 Maple
Ave. n. r.. Tel: 2-96i3
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que Rd., w. N. b.. staten Island. n. Y.
watnrtown, N. Y. - Z. s. 8. X. U. ver-
Gin, Gross-Schogener. Zweig 80.
VerSammlung jeaer, = ersten Sonntag
i'm Monat i'm Sachsenheim. 49O-A92
Factory Str. j.. .|E
Pr;is., Georg Wifi. 400 Davis Str.
Prot. -Sekr.. JOh. Bachner, 4OS Davis.
Z.-V -Sekr., NJ. Rachner. 545 Pearl st.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
Homestead, Pa. - Z. S. s. Erauen- and
Jung tra.en U. yGrein. ZWeig l6.

=, Nersammlung jeden I. SOnntag i'm
MoTa' in der 81. Markus kirche. .. Ave
Ir.i:;., Kath. WeDrich, $40 shady Ave,
HOMcstc: lark, Pa.
Pr''; ,,:Sekr., Roseh umphrey. 254 Hazel
Way, West HOmesi cad, Pa
CIV -s.tkr, Maria Kra amer. Mifflip Rd
i.incolH Place, Pa
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Gary, lad. - e. S. 8. X. U, Verein.
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NeiSammlung ieuen !. Sonntag i'm
Monat I'M Sichehburger Sachsenheim,
Is. unl Grant Str
pras.. Peter Helwig. 1906 Ellsworth ST.
frot-SHk", AIichaei KiooS, 436l Madi-
son Sur. TEL: 1880
10. Ave
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Martins Ferry, o. - S. s. X. u. verein
ul.l Sanger "Eintracht". ZWeig II.

NerSanmIung jeden l. SOnntag i'm
Monat in eigener Halle Uhr nachm.
rr.iS., Johann Roth, Cemetery Road.
Grant Ave.
C.V.-Sekr.. Matthias Klamer SEQ n.
I. StraS:=:.
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Alliance, Chic. - E. S. S. Frauen X. u.
Verein. ZWeig g.

Versammlung jeden /. Sonntag i'm
MOnat, i'm SachSenheini.
Pras.. Maria Schneider. S55 T. sum
nit Str.
Prot.-Se'ir., Katharine T6pfer. Gas s.
Webb Ave.
Central-V.-Sekr, Sophia Gottschling
r. r. -. No. ..