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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16
scHooLBoY KINGS

The State Schoolboy Meet at the Garden also pro-
duced its thrills and spills TASK Chuch Paris of Medford
and likely looking coming college champions in State
chooboy hurdles king Conrad Connie Bafour of Eng
sh HIS. and 300yd king Dave Neville of Brandies Vo-
caonal S. among other up and coming sepa stars who
will surely be heard from LATER The suburban cities and
towns have been supplying the brunt of coored schooboy
talent for years but Boston to be coming back to
the position it once held. Newton won this year. Bos-
ton English second, Boston Latin fourth Boston Trade
fifth among the first big FIVE Connie Balfour of English
may not know it. but he the coors of the late It.
Colonel Digger who was one of the "Engshmens' best
performers and later gave the world of the best bur-
Gle champions So Balfour has plenty Of inspiration and
has Neville. Judge Brandes was great American,
one to be proud to represent anywhere. And it looks
il colored schooboy is going do the job mighty we'll
BASEBALL SITUATION
Since may may not receive any reply from the
Boston Red Sox and Boston Braves regarding our sixty
dollar question whether those two clubs will sign up COL
ored ball players to their respective farm clubs the same
the Brooklyn Dodgers have done in this year 1885,
humby report to our GUARDIAN constituents that such
action has been taken by sports department which is
about all do today in the seeming absence Of
Boston NAACP AS reported last week. somewhere
III the archives of the New England Baseball League
similar query land colored baseball history from this
department which fooshy trying to do the work that
paid politicians and sundry other gentlemen who rep
resent the peepul not dong at all There should be
bill presented by Colonel Dave Egan pay sports writ
ers overtime.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

Headquarters: q Madison st., Boston, Mass.
Bishop F. H. Payne, President Bishop R. L. Stone
First Vice-Pres, Elder A. Anderson, End Vice-Pres
CHURCHES, MISSIONARIES, CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
We are extending work and we are securing
additional membership and to represent this
body throughout the United States For further nforma
ton write General Council at the above address.
ELDER W. H. FLOYDE, General Sec'ty.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

Matilda Birch Charleston, new
President of the Liberal Arts Club,
has started out to do things in her
customary way, poppy and sugary.
sheis presenting Angelyn De-
Vaughan, contralto; Viola Prout,
pianist; and the peerless John
Powell, tenor, in Brown Hall, Sun
day, March 10. That gives us
plenty of time to save our pennies
and go there. It surely is an at
tractive program, the way / see
it, and we hear too little Of such
artists.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

1t will mot be long before Bill
Sexton will again be singing to
us, in spite of the fact chat he
is rusty. Just back from service in
the South Pacific, he looks grand,
says he is all off pitch, and makes
all the other excuses that are
made by those who have to lay off
awhile. But l know that he will
scrape off that rust and allow us
to hear that pretty tenor of his
again, soon.
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The Poet S Corner

Love ever was the brightest dream
My pen might seize upon;
Think not shall renounce the theme
Now that the dream is done.
We are put by, but not the Bow,
The Arrows, and the Dove.
Though you and go down, still glow
The ornaments of love.
COUNTEE Gull
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

hear excellent reports of Vir-
ginia Strother's recital last Sun
day, which other activities kept me
from attending. l know what she
can do anyway, and told you so, a
few issues back? Member? She
has a brilliant future ahead of
her, and when she reaches her
goal I viii Task you again, II told
you so. Member"
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O'BanyOun's
Observations

There seems to be so much GO
ing on, all worth while, that one
feels like splitting up into sever
al pieces so as to be able to take in
everything. However, l expect to
be among those present at SYM
phony Hall tomorrow afternoon
when Anna Bobitt- Gardner stages
her Portrayals of the Finer Arts,
where 1t. Col. Larkland Hewitt
will be guest speaker, and Brig.
Gen. Benjamin o. Davis, Sr., will
be a guest. Although a pacifist
myself, / will be interested in see
ing two outstanding warriors on
the same platform at the same
time, and l know that Anna is
going to give us something else in
the way of a treat, as she always
does. l hear that there were about
a thousand turned away from the
Hall in the Library last Sunday,
and that is running true to form.
She packs them in.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

Now, here come again. A read.
er, whom admire very much, and
whom l have praised in this col
umn. came 10 me one day for
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

Monday night, in Jordan Hall,
Ellabelle Davis is going to show
what brought her to the top rank
of sopranos; why her name is men
toned in the same breath with
nationally famed concert stars.
1t will pay all lovers of the art to
hear this girl.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

D. Willis as assistant secretary
to the Mayor of Boston estab-
fishes a precedent for others to
follow. viii they2
GOV. TOBIN'S willingness to
send my friend Major Steve
Douglas to a Freedom Day" in
Philadelphia brings up this
question: Why doesn't the GOV
ERNOR foster a drive for other
state to SEND DELEGATES to
Massachusetts, next March to
aid the Equal Rights League in
honoring CRTSPUS ATTACKS
in an annual March 5th Pill
grimage. Are you listening?
CRISPUS ATTUCKS DAY is
far more important and a
greater historic national event
than the Philadelphia affair.
OF course, while I didn't notice
the Governor at the last Attucks
celebration can only hope he
is interested more in honoring
colored man IN THIS STATE
than sending delegates to other
states to honor others. I simp-
ly can It see it, con you?
IT IS A SHAME how CrispuS
Attacks has been neglected by
this state except for the loyal
band of colored workers in
spired by Munroe Trot5er. A
huge annual pilgrimage Of free
dom lovers from all over Amer
lea and abroad should make
tracks to Boston every March
fifth. Instead, sometimes even
the GOVERNOR has business
elsewherel /!
THE GRASS GROWS greener
in the other fellows yard, &C
cording to Mr.. Tobin and we
shall probably go on appoint
ing Bostonians to visit Lima,
Peru, or even the Moon while
neglecting our own traditional
treasures in the Bay State. But
cheer up, some day Boston will
awaken. They may even build
a big new Attacks monument on
Boston Common. Or an Attacks
Freedom House near the Stat
Ter Hotel. That's a joke, son.
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BOSTON BAKED

BY MABE KOUNTZE

MANY a mans progress dot0n
the Stream OF Life is impedcd
BY him getting stuck on some
Bar"
from SAGE SAYINGS
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

LTNCOLN'S BIRTHDAY week
was smeared by the South still
determined on fighting and win
ming the Civil War. The poll tax
and FEPC conduct of the solons
at Washington has been a dis
grace to the Flag for which men
bled and died at Two Jima and
many other battle fronts of the
world.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

81 low w VAAI 4 AeN6 All WAA4Sl4 4l4C1I
bled and died at Two Jima and
many other battle fronts of the
world.
WHDH RADIO GUEST speak
er Mrs. Esther r. Smith this
week conveyed solid reasons why
RACE HISTORY WEEK is a
necessity in a nation badly in
need of EDUCATION concern
ing the colored races. After one
look at Rankin and Bilbo there
can be NO ARGUMENT about
the need for Education.
THE RACE CONGRESS meet
ing Sunday, 3 pm. at Ebenezer
Baptist Church will feature at
tractive Thelma Dale, U. S. dele
gate to the international Con-
ference, Paris, France, WITH an
exciting report you should not
miss. Presided over by GUARD
IAN associate-editor Walter j.
Stevens, the program is spon-
sored by the New England Con-
gress. Go and hear what's
cooking!
JORDAN HALL, BOSTON, re-
cital of Miss Elabelle Davis next
Monday evening will undoubted-
ly be covered by Boston IS ace
music columnist and critic, Mr..
O'Banyoun, whose GUARDIAN
column comment is so helpful to
a good many people, including
myself. Hlscolunln is really
tops.
MAYOR CuRLEY can never
and has never been charged
with racial prejudice. Curley
has always appointed Golored
during his administration Carl
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16
THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE
APOSTOLIC FAITH, inc.
WILLIAM MONROE TRoTTER

Headquarters: q Madison st., Boston, Mass
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SAGE SAYINGS.
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COUNTEE CULLEN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Beretn8-kalen0frssi' Il
6tebextArses eadie1 ednserbunSss
te1 &>rjGmerttG.

Bundes-Prasiden,, Georg Kascher. 224l
Goleta Ave, Youngstown, Ohio
Ex-Bundes-Prasident. Adolf Wilhnger.
s4ss w. l22. Str, Cleveland. Ohio: -,
1. Vize-B.-Pras.. Heinrich Melzer, 143
Ost. ..3. Str Erie. Pa
2. VIze- -Bundes-Pr;istdent, Sam Aber.
/. Bundes-Sekretar, r. K. Friesen-
hengst, 1913 Oberlin Ave, Lorain, Ohio
2. Bundes- Sekretar, Tillie Rehner. 1881
W; 100; ST. Cleveland ohi2 n Andr.s
220s Holland Str, Erie. Pa.
1892 Maplecrest, Parma Heights, Ohio;
Katharina D6rling. Is McGatfey Road: Rss%:
Kirkwood Ave-. Cleveland. Ohio.
MOTTO.
I'm Sange rein und fret i'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfort.
BuND S T1onx,
Cleveland, Ohio. Etntraeht-Ksrmanis.
Pras.. Michael Salmon. e4e3 Maple
crest Parma Heights.
Sek.. Michael k.causs, S64S West
81. Str. Woodbine 1883.
nanbesse kSiOn q.
ClevelaHl OstseitC LieSertsfeI DaAsn-
chof.
Praes-Katb. Zakel, els Eddy Rd
Sekr.. Ka:n. Tragner, AL East lis.
Strasse.
Da16essskt1on 3.
Detroit Aieh. s. 5. GemisckteP Caor.
F., prus: ceore esss sssuller. 1880 Barlow
Sekr.. Jinka K9Irrer. 522s Devonshir.
Ave. Tel: Tu. 1-l657.
EAn0ssso oktfon q.
IRE Pa. 8. q. Kxnnerchor.
Prss John Singer, 3o5 West 2s. Str
! Sel:.. Max W!nterlich. 44s East II.
auudsssektion 9.
, IoSeiu. .. o. 8. Gesangvereao Ei1sracht.
Pras, Michael kirschner, s11 West
| 21. S:rasse.
Prot.-sekr. R. X. Friesenhengst 174s
! Oberlin Ave
H.nderreRtion q
1sv us-tle. Pa. EintrAoht 0seaaS-
vsre!n
-.kr John Lienerth, 1IoF r>eleware
/ secretary. Faul Sander. 1912 N. Beaver
Street
<-, 49,. s"nd''sttios ?, .........
| President, Andrew Klein. SIS New
| = !rSen ave
| 1ekretar. Earl Theiss. ;95 Newgarae,.
Avenue.
E.cegsoktioA 8.
| YourESSoVa, Chic. 3. S. AEnas1chof
| Pr;is., John Wagner. 913 Berkley Ave
Sekr.. Gustav A. Schunn. 1853 Summe'
ctr.
| BundessektIou 8.
! Alliance, Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Chor
Pras., Leopold Schmidt. 7l5 wa1a Av
Prot SEEK. Arnold Ialtric!.. to0I
Sostt. Morgan Ave
| Annde1GGkt.OAa 10.
1rie, "a Cs21isGhte. Cho2.
P.:a, Marian Kenneth. 21i1 French
eekr.. Ea.en Melzer. 143 Eas: 80. Str
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E2ANCH-CALENDER
1-snavnaaa yunie,s Assoctuon Of the United Ssse
e Akss-tes

zuvsoa C.ss, "a. 1llvoeS usy
Junior dAxcaS.
~ Pres: Betty Paul. 524 First sAyeau>
Se"'v.s Cath. Paul. 2l5 Orchard Ava
Tell: ls59-W.
Farrell, Pa. Farrell Saxon Athlstas
Club.
sr.e.dsnt. Eenfy Holmes. 500 Hania
secretary. Bertha T-.eky. 81, sta.-
ssr-, rut. cary Junior uAaosA
Pres. Mathilda Helwig. GA Wash
ington st. Tel: 1875. . ~
secy., IIermine Kraft. 1850 Harrison
ST. Tel: 4-4143
Monaca, Ia. Monaco Junior
6axons.
sec'y.. Helen SCHUYLER. 41O Penn Avs
New Castle. Pa. y rev Castle
Saxon Juniors.
President, Henry Bender. SIT wile
wood Ave- Tel: S71-W.
Secy., Elizabeth Krause, 515 Sanp-
son st. Tel: 2571-R.
Salem. Ohio - Salem Junior OAxo1 O1S
Fres. Matt Melitschka, Sharp Street
Tel: 642S
secy.. Sue Herman. 1872 wi,son as
Tel: $3.50.
Youngstown, Ohio YouAgstov1
Junior SaxonS,
President, Erna Ham, Sc W. Heights
Secretary, Wilma Goddard. r. r. d.
No. ?, Garfield Ohio.
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1. &opitcl.

&,t!lS hiu4i.t ( hI I"I6E ~ >t-h5n'S
gssen Die Osie0iGcIt uno r1t>T oonn
Sait:g pto5. Cr iob 55uiiben Srsne
ur0 Ger elmer Sor.c. Ncne CAB i'm
Die 5onO; er ioh Iis itrorlenb en-. S}n
ieincn s(ugcn ipar lie oa5 Gh0nlte
uro 2iebIiAT:e, Dos Is ouf GrGen go5.
Slidte ibr uugs fsute tolt? Gr mai
ie5r IenIitip uno iofort 9in9 es tpie Elm
GGlatten iiber ieinc 3ij9e. yGie tpnnte
er ou6 gu ipdt tonlmsn!
rWer3eiten Sie." t2t er leiIe
nDarual?" fro9ts lie erFcunt, res
lit ia eben crit no6 o0t l;6r. @cNn
i'd eelpubt b1tte, haB Sic tSnen -"
u,SSreae, Der So@on iaste Dir ets
po5."
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narOte itr fejnes e'cIitt mjsrer Dem
Itaier sl.
vSie ieher it:rarGsjtet aus Sans"
iasts lie ie5t i,euroIia,.
.Sa. i4 Ease risiia seitbafft." ants
iuor!ete Ct, runo rocbber mub i4 So
nan etipds erlGhle.!."
Hos;nser botts Die lesten Dorte ga
bort. GeiUib batte ieine Hece bonn
Morsea srii9ts setrcgen. Man Ia9
e5 hem Suresn on. oab ct einen gnts
i3lHb e:fS5t ta..t. Ct batts 10 etpas
0sircites.
rproH: Sans" iagts er freunhlid.
~63rsn Sie mai, Sie iunser StiinIts
ler," risf SaGrencict, rpousn sic
MID r,prAsn ei?:ise Icse na1 G&le1s
oorf bss;citsn? Sd sitte bo ne tls;ne
gtro:it fir sic. 2lites gortrdt ms=
nes Grobontsls, meine oerbamm.en
oenlcl3 ha5en ounaca S,9ei6e gei9pi'
len, bas tpdre 3u reparirer -"
nS%h Ga5e leiocr seine 3eit," mar
be 5sltin1nts %nt!uort. ry?cint 4rs
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spn bsutsutoos 9trts;t. Wcn !. Sc,
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GcNforben o4r9cironcsr o,;T st.t.
H:tn!pano uno Daan rsnat Ssr G'uh
Se5siTcn!i Zen posr Gc!t peiB pos
Nno re, ra3 iii ie;n Mreei.en, ca
pfliigt mir Nur crit nal Elm raor S.
Der run!cr. Ot mibt Sbr. nas ".
Seit it,"
Tsr Stsin lrar ln's Soften get:.l=
nca; Gle iprohsn pl0bli1) ouf sinraal.
Die rmcD:rnc &:nIt" rar Elm le.: Be-
lieotcs 6 s:sri iationstbcma. 2;arrn
Solreab:et n;sirte nit gLtcm ssus uno
9eG! 10 elnmal prDentlida bar ser
ber3ie9en 3u tGnnen, ober o!s E; iosor
lpcgte. Die hsiligen r&riiiers" lralde
Die Adnoe 5ierten. ansusreifsn, be-,
n;es 0err ron Yobinger iGa nit -t.
nem 5iemIih IcAorfen: n2ie6er Gsttsr.
Griiisr lit bcr geIu2teits uno beT:te=
Sa3lte Woler fsutsutags."
"2!tN, oieie id3rc4li6e Ss5eiiicn."
io9ts bic eine Sonte .0el5sen Sic
aIdA Oo5u, Serr aamp?"
rStD lpi4 Don ben Geris niGJts t;s
rer," rieT oer Baron nr2cirrt. 8ir:.
lid3 cute @IuIer sie6rs tslt 6o9
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luirtlid gutsa Malsr!!"
sIor eiuem Ial5en Sobr bd;te Cams
picii:iGt nc6 rHriiier" seIaat, jsBt
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iT,itiren. mefn SrH9e." io9ts Nc.ias
nnr itrpnn
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Wv Tssa .saszIns:vS..,a: N F. sx:. E 3 e f. 0'''
Versa mmlInS tedei Sonntae In
Monat. Chr nschmittags, i'm Vere:ns.
okal. 22s Ost sc. Str. New York City
Pras:, Simon Huegel, 1872 Iewett Ave
Port Richmond Station. Island. N Y.
Sekr., Katharine Tontsch, 446 East 81
irasse.
CIV ,-Sekr.. Michael Fograscher, 45s
Schenectady Ave-, Brooklyn. N. Y.
salem. oa.e; SO :..... Z: .
Versammlung jeden 2. Sonntag i'm
Monat I'm Sachsenheim. eos Railroad
StraSse
Pras., Maria vogelhuber, s10 e. 4. Str
Prot.-Sekr.. Susanna Schmidt. $50 East
Z. Str.
c.-V.-sekr.. Gertrude Bodendorfer. 24t
% Adressen-sekr.. Helen Huber. sc.
sa,:z,: oh,:; -: {: 8 xe.:s. as. Yer
sin'gssn esaassn von wordsmsrIk>
Monat 7so Hhr <aSsnd. In ssahssD
helm. 20s Railroad Str.
President. Andress Kesel sSS Pro
Sekr., Martin Weber, 351 Sharp Str.
C:-V.-Sekr.: Michael Schuller. 433 Eas'
Ad.,essen-sekr. John Huber. ses Wood.
tand Ave.
~ 1.ouis 10. e . Z. .. v,sas.
=. versamEalung tsden !. sonntas In
Monat. 3 Uhr nachmittaes. I'm at Loui'
s Pras.. JosSf obert, se1s Chippewa ct
Sekrethrin, Harna Gjrresch, 8S11
Manhattan, Maplewood. No.
C.-V.-Sek-.. Geo. Boll0nie. 3532 HALL
day
elm, aross.scnoesn:r. swsir se.
Versammlung Jeden I. Sonntag In
Monat TN sachsenhein. 49G-4S2 Fac
Pras. eeors Wolf. ;os Davis Str.
P-.r.-Sekr., 1oh Bachner ina Dsvss
Z.-v -Sexr.. M. Rachner. 54S Pearl st
T.r.,a g xr:S:a s~:r -ss a
vNrsammlu, teGen 3 conntag In
Nonat IN Sachserheim
Pras,, Katharine H6chsmann. l0&!
Rerkley Ave. Tel. 3-6s75.
Ferndale Ave Tel: 2452O.
C-V.-Sex,.. Josephine Nnller. ~,
Clearmont d. Tel: 2-727s.
xo.ns~ovo. o,:E1.E': e.. Z .. v'rs'.
versammlung 1eden I. sonntaS q
Monat i'm Sachsenhatv~ Mcts v'tr' 1r
str Pras; r.; Masnss' as9ss rokesch. s4s Ro'smon'
sekr., John Holztrager. 81 N. Trus
dale Ave. TEL: 47o07.
G ;y.;sekr. John orbsn, sosA Hudso'
K!L.:seRr.. Fr,t. Tbe,., .47 Idor- Az.
TaA: e1s1A
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z. .. :. a. orEIcSAss.

Acting President: Henry Hoi:-cs. S0a
,Ic.hl!ton Ave. Farrell, Pa. Tel: 2149S.
Secretary. Martin Polder, 615 Lincoln
ave. Salem. Ohio.
Ass. Secretary, Katy Gotzmeister,
0S' Whittier St. Columbus 6. o.
Treasurer. Edith Bodendorfer. 915
'eckfcrd ST.. New Castle, Pa. Tel:
ja74-W.
BRANCHES OF -rs Z. s. :. A.
Canton, Ohio. - Canton Saxon Juniors
Clue.
we, n. Il.
Secretary, Elsie sheatzley. 1913 Con
ord Ave-, S. w. Tel: 3-G702.
c,sv.iapd, osio.
C.syslsnd East Juaic, ssxon Cas
Pres. Elsie Krich. 1887 East Boale-
Yard. GA. Asst.
Sec'y. Marie Kessler. 1926 Sanford
Ave. Tel: ~. 437l.
o,svs.a.A YVES, suaaors o,us.
Pres, Albert Binder. Ss55 w. 12sth
Street. CT. 9273.
sec'y. Hilda Antonius. 1899 Glen
shire Ave. CT. 4914.
uel.mSus, ohio - colunsas y,,sos
0axsa Club.
President. Eugen Burnley. SIS Miller
Ave. FA. 1893.
secw. Katy Gotzrneister. 1887 East
Whittier st. GA. 2971.
0atxolt lIich. Detroit Junior 9&xons,
Pres, Mitzi Schemmel, 7!33 Granger
Sec'y., Lillian Bender, 3076 Marl-
borough.
Ave.
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c,sy.l.na; onto. psmsasnor .:.ze.,s:.
sekr.. Eiisassts Fischer. sss1. Yves,
73. Str. Wo. 551S. lE- c..!;!
1undssssktion. u. i<&! y
Prss.. Sosstin. Miller. SIS cissr%os.
sekretarin, Marie Pangssran. II Has
Warren Ave. y
Canton, Q. SIS. KarDathen 0eeAng.sesas
Pras.. Stefan Peiser. 1891 Ray Place.
sei.r.. John Smiley. 7o5 Arlington Az.
N. w. . ...-.,-
1undesass..on IA.
H"~ css's' "a. 8; 3: Damsnsses 1ssA
Pr5s., Kath. Gurtner. r2l Sheridan 4.
seisr.. Helen Gartner. lsi sheridan
Avenue. ~.+ TGE -.
fsIndessektion II. ~
Canton. Ohio. 3, s, JuEsndobo1
Pras.. Martin Maurer. Jr.. i4ls Ohh
sekr.. Sara Euls 1918 EdwsrAs Av.
S3,ulc ,us. OHIO Ismivebsar, ffnn.
Pras.. Paul Lehberger, 325 e. Living
p-u,-Sekr Emma Ronnerth. Isl Mas
! Deshier Ave-
suncesssktion II.
Salem. OHIO. Dansncho1.
Pra... Elisabeth Girscnt. .780 Ltbsrss
sekr.. susie hermann. 7Sz w. Wilson
St.a&ae. .'.,,
ounEessskrlvn %. ;.
Cleveland 0stssits LIsdsssa3sl
Maroerchor. . a.
Pras.. Geo. rolbers. l4o4 Hover Az
Sekr., John Guip, 2749 Euclid He1ghtA
Boulevard. Tel: YE. 7e7S y'3',,
5ua:sssekrion "a. b.
xonns.sown e. s. Jun Junior hyrs z !, ososca
Avenue !"
sac'y., katherine Bochu, 7S4 ". Wal.
, nul Str.
Bundessektiop -. >....,.
1omestsad 0smis.-tsr Ohox.
sras.. JoIn Lang Jr.. Chestnut M.
sekr, Hedwig sterner. Box <1[ R. o
G. Pittabursh io). Pa
Bundessektion -
Farrell, Pc. Aas1srkTA14
President. Aneress Fleischer o.,
New Castle Str. Sharon, ra
SelSrs.Aria. Bertha Teleky. 63S Sta1
baugh Ave, Farrell, Pa.
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avenue.
Bandesss Alton a.. go
CscvelAn6 w. =. JCKen1ehoa
MadrlEal
| Pres, Albert Binder, 1856 w.. 12ytn
| At CT. 1913.
Sekr.. Hiida Antoaius. l':32 Glen.
| hire Ave. Cl. 491A.
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Cleveland East r~ulcr 8axnE EAoss
| President, Emile Schneider, $685.
/ Antisdale Ave. TEL: Fa. 1850. rs'l
Secretary, Dorothy Bell. S32 East
/ ifitn St. Tel.: Po. l043.
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cberry tgo0 s1gRsrior gRssr Ave. Cleveland Ohio
verwaltungsrat, Georg Deppner, s1s
Bonnie Erae Ave, Youngstown. o. John
town, Q, Martin Albrich, 1892 So. Liberty
61S-2Srd St., N. W., Canton, Ohio; Fred
Thciss. $50 Homewood Ave-, Salem, Ohio
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load. Cleveland, Ohio
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vizG- Vors., Georg Deppner. 915 Bon.
=, sckr, Daniel i;ehner, lO4oo Joan Ave.
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rew C2z:G, Pa.
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Salem, Ohio
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Sekr., julius Evertn. 34S South Arch.
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Nebb Ave
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Prk3., Elisabeth Girscht, $50 Lfbsrt1
Sekr.. susie Hermann. 7S2 w. Wilson
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