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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-01

Tuo ir paaiskintinas ju
stropumas.
Tick uzsieniu kalejimuose uz
savo "zygdarbius" bausme atlie-
kanciu, tick laisve besidziaugian-
ciu Hitlerio generolu ir kitty bu-,
vusiu garsenybiu vardai ir pa
veikslai isnyko is viesumos, is
spaudos. Tx is atsitiktiniu kro-
nikos zinuciu suzinome, kas kaip
verciasi. Taip paskutinis vokie-
ciQ kariuomenes stabo buves
virsininkas Guderianas su emo
ma prisiglaude prie vieno Bava-
Rios vienuolyno.A Uzsienio spau-
dai parduoda savo atsiminimu
istraukas ir tue gyvena. Baier-
leinas, buves Rommelio stabo
Afrikoje virsininkas, lope JAW
kariuomenes padangas, Xxi ne
seniai atidare gazolino stoti. Bu-
yes sarvuociu generolas Man.
teuffelis yra vieno sraigtu fa-
brikelio reikalq vedejas. Pasako-
jana, kad daugelis buv. gene
rolu uzdirba pinigus aprasydami
amerikieciams savo patyrimus
kare su rusais. july kolegos,
pateke anapus gelezines uzdan-
gos, turf taip pat aprasyti savo
karo patyrimus vakaru fronte.
Tais patyrimais domisi, izinoma,
rusai =. Garsus generolai Pau
lus ir Seydlitzas tebera Rusijo-
je. Daugelis generolu, sovietu
nelaisweje patys ismankstinti,
dabar mankstina rytQ Vokietijos
policija.
Buves milijonierius Schach-
tas, finansu specialistas, yra
laisvas, taciau jo byla dar ne
baigta ir todel jis negali iske-
liauti j Gle. Visi jo turtai yra
sovietu zonoje ir seniai konfis-
kuoti. Taip pat raso. W neseniai
isleista savo knyga caves 40
tukstanciu naujujq markiu. Ne
seniai Duesseldorfo gyventojai
suzinojo, kad Sis garsus vyras,
autorius finansiniu teoriju, iga-
linusiu Hitleri isvystyti karo
pramone, atvyko kuriam laikui
il jq miesta. | Schachta panasus
zmogus gatveje buvo minios uz-
pultas ir primustas. Gi tikrasis
Schachtas tuo metu ramiausiai,
nekieno nepazintas ir nekliudo-
mas, ziurejo cirko spektaklio ;.
Atsiminimus raso jie beveik
visi, buve generolai ir ministe-
rial. Pirmiausia, kaip vienas vo-
kieciu zurnalistas teisingai pa
stebi, malonu pagyventi bent
prisiminimais tuose laikuose, ka-
da buvai garsus ir itakingas.
Antra, yra puiki proga visas kali
tes ir atsakomybe suversti XII
items, dazniausia negyviems bu-
vusiems vadams ir tokiu budu
bandyti gelbeti savo reputacijos
likucius. Rlpi, zinoma, ir pini-
gal. Antai, Schachto gauto no.
noraro suviliotas, taip pat 100000
markiu panoro gauti uz savo
atsiminimus pagarsejes Mussoli-
|nio "isvaduotojas" Skorzeny. De-
ia, Xxi siol jam tepavyko parduo-
tt savaitrasciui viena knygos
skyriu, butent, apie Mussolinio
isvadavima. Deja, sio zygio liu-
dininkai paskelbe, kad aprasyme
tiesos terra tik tick, kad Hitleris
jam dawes ritierio kryziq. Visa
kita esas melas. Papenas gyve-
ma pas viena dvarininka ir raso
atsiminimus. Buves Goebbelso
ginklanesys Fritzsche po A metu
baigs savo bausme darbo sto-
|vykloje. Jam uzdrausta dirbti
radijofone, spaudoj, taip pat po-
litikoj. Taciau tai nesukliude
vienai sveicarijos leidyklai ne
seniai isleisti jo atsiminimus.
Praejo penkeri metal. Tu Emo
niQ garbe praejo ir nebesugris.
Taciau ju vardai, atnese tick
daug vargo ir skurdo, ilgai nebus
|pamirsti. Ir tik Kremliaus despo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-01

DIRVA - vienintelis lietu-
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kama metams tik $500.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-01

LIE1UVIO atstovas Ameriko-
je - st. Nasvytis, 1879 w.
18TH ST., Cleveland, Ohio. Pre-
numerata menesiui Soc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
CONVENTION NEWS

The Delegates of Branch |, 4,
80 and "a of Cleveland, Ohio, pro-
pose the following changes in the
Central Nerband Constitution: q:
Payment of the full face value
of the New Juvenile Policies in
the event of death from birth on.
That the Policy Holder can
name anyone as Beneficiary in
the Juvenile or Adult policies.
That the INJURED under the
New Juvenile Policies remain in
the Juvenile Department uuntil
the Age Is with the option, OF
course, to transfer to the Adult
Class at the age of 10 if so desir-
ed.
The Delegates of Branch |, 4,
55 and 81 also in favor of the
payment Of a Dividend and will
recommend this at the Conven-
ton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
NEWS
BY Rosemarie Kascher

Our tax stamp drive is over
and Elsie Miller has won a Years
free dues for bringing the most
stamps in. The girls brought in
457O0, boys 15445. All members
were asked to save their stamps
toward the boy-girl contest on
who gives the most for the next
Christmas party. Start saving
now and you may have some by
next fall when the drive is re-
opened.
Robert Klein was brought in as
a new member last meeting Glad
that you joined us Bob, here's
hoping that YOU are with us for a
long while. The boys are start
ing to get things lined up for
the baseball season.
Michael Miller was elected as
coach.
}.Nc've seemed to have quite
some trouble keeping a vice pre-.
sident. After David Bogesch's re.
signation last week, Hank Kurt
finally consented to accept al
office one more. It's good to have
YOU back as an officer again
Hank.
T. S. !. A. Chorus rehearsal is
next Friday in Youngstown.
hope all you Clevelands can make
it this time.
Last night at the May Dance
the out OF towners were we'll re
presented also the Mr.. and Mrs
Club. Thank you for your sup
port. The crowd was not large
suit those there had a good time
picking Queen because the girl:
looked beautiful. To the JOY of al
OF us Mary Ann Bochu was chos
Ell May Quee just two weeks be
fore her wedding too. Congratu
lations to beautiful girl. Thanl
you to the committee for the very
nice decorations at the club.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
CANTON JUNIOR
SAXON CLUB
Ey Marie
Ey Marie

Election time has .'ri around
again. The new officers for the
following :'ar are:
President, Don Ongerth
Vice President. Dick Smiley
Secretary. Betty Rampelt
Fin. Secretary, Jean Zeck
Treasurer, John Krach
Trustees, Jean Morris, Henry
kotsch, John Illegal, Henry
Miller, Alternate.
Reporter, Marie Ongerth.
Lots of good luck to Our new
officers and | am sure they can
keep the ball rolling.
Let's not forget our short busi,
ness meeting followed by Social
W ednesday, May II. Everyone
should attend to make this big
success and to get more acquaint-
cd with our new members. Am
sure YOU will have a good time -
Always lot OF good food floating
around.
Branch II and II will hold
their regular monthly meeting
Sunday, May p, at 2:S0 p. m.
Mother and Daughter banquc,
will also be'held May II, at 0:SC
p. NJ. Mr.. Michael Depner, our
advisor, is still in Aultman Ho,
spita1. He is permitted 10 have
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
AMERICANISM

"Americanism is an unfailing
love of country; loyalty to it's in
stitutions and ideals; eagerress
to defend it against all enemies ;
undivided allegiance to the Flag !;
and desire to secure the bless
ings of liberty to ourselves and
posterity.
Defnation adopted at the joint
conference of the Commanders in
Chief of the five big veteran Or
ganizations in Washington, D..
c.. on Feb. lS, 1927.
Our Country is iii dire need Of
voices for CONSTITUTE, nal Ameri-
canism. This is the time to give
proof that no sacrifice is to great
ior preserving our American way
Of life.
The Wn"en's League for
Americanism is appealing TO ali
Transylvl1,an Saxon Women,
who qualify. and who are Amc,i-
t9 ~
can citizens either bJ birth or
na:urali:c'i 10 become members
Of this viii v organization III the
Interest," Of .Arierican traditions.
For more information write to
the Women's Leagu. OF A,neri-
csnism. y. q. Box 6'7l, Cleve-
land, Ok:o. and for convenience
IT thcs: attending tie Saxon
Convention at Salem. Ohio, may
call S4O4 and ask 10. Mrs. Anna
Wolf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
Farrell, Pa.
CHICAGO, I'LL.
Branch ~.

1t was great fight, but we
lost. I'm talking about Our bowl
ing tournament with the North
Side Saxons which took place on
Sunday, May 9TH. Even tough we
lost we had a good time doing it.
I'VE all cheered our men until our
throats were sore and when it
looked light a strike. bang: only
9 pins, and when it looked like
spore, bank, we missed.
We would like to congratulate
the North Side for they really
were good, but we'll get another
chance next year and than look
out. The last time we had our
tournament we Won so it was
their turn now.
After it was all over we all had
free sandwiches. beer and dane
ing. which the losers paid for.
We had so much iun we we paid
for it with a smile.
Would not it be wise if we
could get together like that 3 or
4 times a year: We are all Sax
ons and we live in the same city
but we still don't get together
Last night should be sample o.
what a good time we can have, sc
let's try and do it more often.
On the l4th OF May we are hav
ing our May Day Dance at Ring
bauers Hall, $3.50 So. Ashland
Av. SO lets all get together agar
and really have a good old Saxor
time, with our old bar room hing
ing, merry making and dancing
till your feet hurt, that's what W,
call an old Saxon time.
Don't forget the good time W.
had last night for If We stick to
gether we can have them at al
our Saxon dances whether it i
on the North Side, South Side
Gary or any other club. Don
forget May 14th at Ringbauer'
Hall.
Margaret Dickerson, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
MARTINS FERRY
Branch IL.
Dear Mutterchen:

Dear Mutterchen:
| wrote you that we cleared
about $1,000 at Our bake sale
for CHEY. The actual amount
was Sl05.OOI What bake sale it
was. The clocks were set for 4 80
that morning and shortly after
lights began to flicker on at the
hall. The ladies all arrived as
scheduled, and preparations were
under way. During the day five
sacks of -four, heven gallons Of
milk, sixteen dozen eggs, nine
teen pound of butter, twenty-six
pound of shortning and one big
fat hen were consumed.
By 1000 a. m. the time set for
| the sale, the large tables were be-
ginning to fill up with baked
goods. Dutch cakes and peach
kuchen lined one table. Juicy,
spicy and sweet. These were sold
from 35c up to 6Oc. On the other
tables were the beautiful crop
pen. Rich, tempting, golden
brown, lightly sprinkled with
powdered sugar. Twelve of these
you could get for 4Oc.
BY 5 o'clock over 100 dozen
had been made and sold and prob
| ably that many more could have
been sold. AS Bruder Lander said
the next time a sale of this type
were attempted the ladies should
get a 'baffel" and wagon, load
the stove on it and go through
the town peddling their wares,
in this manner everyone would
get some. The only way the ladies
would consent to this, however,
was if he went along as town
cryer or "drummeller' calling out
Hot croppen for sale, hot crop
pen for sale"
Oh yes the big fat hen -
that's what the committee had
for dinner.
| And so Muttcrchen I close
with the thought that when bet
ter croppen and dutch cakes are
baked the ladies from Martins
Ferry will bake them. With that
Ia wohl und Auf Wiedersehen.
almost forgot, we are turning
over $4,000 for CHEY.
Your loving daughter,
Mariechen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
FROM DETROIT
Branch 81.
Clearing New Property

Sunday, May Il, the Foard of
directors will ayarl be out at
.>axonia Park to work on ;hc new
property. All members a:c re-
Iuestel to help or III this nee
essary work. Tn. playground
equipment is III: to be delivered
this week and space must be put
in readiness ::u7 hi, equipment.
Bring axes. latci:cs. saws and
boots. Refreshments will be pro-
vided. Come or. carly.
New Meeting Time T
Starting VIII the June busi.
ness meeting, The Summer meet
ings will be he i on the first
Thursdays: bc"irrin., at 7:M p.
N. They vii be held at Ca,:'s
Iaproom, S9'l Gratiot Ave.
Open.n:; Picnic
Sunday, Jam. +, The lodge "i'l
hold the open II. picnic at SaNo-
MIA Park. I'e cntcrtajnmenr
committee is already working on
the arrangement: for This ,n:i'ort-
ant day. All members are re-
quested to keep this day open and
be out to enjoy the new and lars-
er Saxonia Park.
Television Set
Sales of the tickets ipr tic Te-
lewiston Set have not been very
promising up TO now. Members
have less than month to 60.
Chester Warnke, WHO is in charge
of this activity, urges all mem
bers to do their share in putting
over this campaign. The Set will
be awarded at the opening picnic.
John NJ. Schemmcl, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
ZEIDNER
FLOWER FUND
PICNIC
ALLIANCE, o. July 10Th.
FROHSINN DAMIEN.
/ CHOIR

The Frohsinn Damenchor ex.
tendes an invitation to it's Spring
Concert. which will be held al
the Eintracht Hall on May IT,
at 2:5O o'clock to everyone.
Come and enjoy the old songs
and new from our homeland. See
your old friends and make new
ones, and have a good old-fash-
Toned Saxon time as in davs be
fore. A light meal will be served
after the concert for those stay
ing after the concert.
Minnie Mclltrot, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
T. S. ]. A. NOTICE
Convention

Each club is allowed to seat
three delegates, at the conven-
ton. Therefore, each club should
elect or appoint three delegates
and one or two alternates. Each
club should take care who they
elect as delegates. The outstand-
ing members of your club should
represent you. Only delegates are
eligible to be elected as an officer
of the T.S.J ia. The names OF
delegates and alternates shall be
sent to the T. S. ]. A. secretary,
Audrey Miller, by June lst. The
convention will be June 18th and
18th at the Canton club.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
BASE BALL
Members Branch / and 4.

The Juniors Committee, in an
effort to create some activity
among Our children members
between the ages of II and 10,
are endeavoring to enter boys
team in one OF the Organized
Baseball Leagues in Cleveland
this summer. This is hard ball
and if any OF your sons, brothers
or Saxon friends are interested
we would appreciate your call
ing Frank Ham at Florida 1896
and give us their name and age
When and if we get enough boys
together we will be able to deter
mine what Class we can enter
and when the games will be play.
ed. Come on, Fellas Let's play
ball!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11

1t was a privilege to voice the
feelings not only of the women Of
the Congress but of the entire
membership towards this woman
whose long record in the House
has been one Of selfless devotion.
Let me give you a few sentences
from my impromptu words that
you may share our sense Of this
our longtime comrade and friend:
eve women of the House regret
very keenly the fact that we shall
not have her with us in the future
sessions of Congress. We wish her
every possible and conceivable joy
and satisfaction out of the many
things she has done for humanity
for her people, for other women,
and for so many children. We are
united in our tribute to her, we
women Of the House, and We know
that beside us and around us the
men of this body and Of the other
body would like to express some
thing Of their regard for the Con-
gressman from New Jersey, Mary
T. Norton.
Presentations are not supposed
to be made on the House Floor, but
we decided the occasion was one
that warranted revolutionary pro-
cedure!
After my very brief words the
Republican women joined me and
we crossed the aisle together anG
gave her the little black box ir
which was the bracelet We haC
had especially made for her.
With the House applauding Wig
orously, we ten women left the
Chamber to go to the office of the
Speaker, Sam Rayburn, for ,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
THE SAXON MR.. AND
MRS. CLUB OF
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
Louise Salata, Secretary

The Saxon Mr.. and Mrs. Club
of Youngstown, Ohio, will have
their annual Dinner Dance on
Saturday. May 20. Dinner will be
served at $50 p. IN. sharp and
dancing will follow to the music
Of Johnny Butchko and his or
chestra. The event will be semi
formal. All members are urged to
attend inasmuch as this is one
of the niceht social events of each
year.
A Queen will be chosen this
year. The husband of the chosen
Queen will reign as King. As ma
other added feature, moving pict-
ures will be taken during the
evening. So YOU can see that a
grand time is in store ioreVery-
one. Don't forget - Saturday
May 20. 6 80 p. M, And girls wear
your formals.
The next regular meeting viii
be on June ! and something dif
ferent is in store. This will bt
Hillbilly Night. All members will
meet at Pioneer Pavilion at 8:U
sharp. There will be a short meet
ing and Square Dancing will fol
low Immediately. Refreshments
will be herved. Admission is onl,
SOC per couple and all those at
tending are asked to wear oil
clothes, such as blue jeans. cot
ton dresses etc. Keep the dat
and place in mind. June !, 8: :OO P
m. at Pioneer Pavilion in Mil
Creek Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Joh,
Chef will be in charge. Hostesse
for the evening will be Mrs. Les
lie Gaal. Mrs. William Hartman
Mrs. William Hcatherington an
Mrs. William Hitter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
Branch AZ.

lust two more weeks and we
will have Our May Dance. 1t will
be held on Saturday, May 18th,
at $50 p. m. at Ringbauers Hall
sl59 So. Ashland Ave.
You may purchase your tickets
from the committee or at the
door. The price will be SIS a
ticket.
The committee is planning a
good time for everyone so let's all
show up and have a good time.
Margaret Dickerson, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
.2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt
MOTHER"

We thank the Lord in Heaven above
That he gave n wonderful Mother TO love,
And though she has gone and is resting in peace
Our love for her will
To tell Of all good that she did for everyone
Would be something that could not briefly be done.
However, I know it need not be told to any,
That she who did things for many
She bore twelve children in her life
Raised them and kept them through fun and strife.
Her love for her children equal in all
From the time born to the end Of her days
Happiness o her oceans of wealth,
For she only wanted to all in good health.
tried did everything possible that she could
TO make our lives happy and very good.
To Dad she always so loving and dear,
And this to him always clear.
She loved him and did for him all that she could
Because she wanted to and not because she should.
Dad passed away she lonely and blue,
But she kept in life doing good through and through
She nev forgot him in any way,
the time that they loved till God took her away.
Through her suffering days which have just passed.
Her goodness and kindness always did last
One night to her she told,
"My Children my only gold.
SO YOU she happy as long as she knew,
That loved her and would always be true
Resides the children she has left behind
sisters and brother who also so kind
We took her them every chance that got,
And this she always enjoyed such a lot
She told # God would let her stay here
She happy to remain and TO us be
But if God willed it was her time to 60,
She also willing and no fear she did show.
On the 10Th of March she suffered no more,
she had reached her final
She Joined Dad and Tom in Heaven above,
And will be happy with them whom she dearly did love-
God Bless Mother who the only we had,
Though it makes lonely for her and sad.
We know she is there and will suffer
But II still remember and love her before.
has left without most loved here eath
But thank him for leaving memories Of worth
For our memories Of them and Brother in Law too,
Are those that kind, wonderful and true.
Eileen Henning Shank, Daughter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
QUESTIONS?
Answers to the Questions will
be found on page 6.

|, What was the fastest meanh
of communication across the
country in the pioneering days:
?. Who was the last hcavv-
weight boxing champion who
was not an Americano
3. What is the name of the
book in which Jean Vatican is
the hcro's name?
4. Who was the Greek scientist
and philosopher VINO discovered
the principle of specific gravity?
5. Which weighs more. a gal
Ion OF fresh water or a gallon Of
hea watero
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

round of personal tributes to the
much beloved gentlewoman from
New Jersey.
livery American citizen, in
IL private life, is greatly dis
tressed and concerned at the i'm.
pending curtailment in our mail
service, particularly in the pres
cnt plan of the Post Office Depart
ment to reduce home deliveries to
a single daily visit Of the mailman.
This touches all of US. and it
poses a great question that both
the people and their members of
Congress must face; whether to
vote the funds necessary to make
up the 555 million dollar deficit Of
the Post Office Department, or
whether to raise rates on second
and third class mail, which to-
gether have incurred a deficit OF
800 million dollars.
1t is interesting to note that
while the curtailment program is
directed. primarily against first
class mail, this is the only branch
Of the Post Office Department that
is being operated at a profit.
The great majority of the Amer
ican people, and that includes a
majority of my constituents of the
22nd District of Ohio, are con-
vinced, l am sure, that we must
reduce the spending Of our Federal
government if we are to protect
the future and the freedom Of our
country. This is certainly my sen-
timent, and yet here we are, fac
ing this mail service situation.
This is An invitation, therefore,
to the people Of the 22nd District
of Ohio, to speak and write indi-
vidually or through the organiza.
tions to which they belong, to in-
form me Of your opinion as to how
the mail service situation should be
met. Your letters today and to-
morrow, and in the next two weeks,
will be greatly appreciated because
they will assist me in deciding
upon the course that I shall take
in your behalf in Washington. in
my own reports to the Post Office
Department, and in my vote on the
Floor of the House Of Representa-
tives.
The "mailman" symbolizes to
you and to me the very personality
Of the greatest country in the
world, and the greatest individual
! freedom ever achieved in the his
! tory of man.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-11
NEWS
Global Musicale.

This Friday, May 18th, the
Cleveland group will come to
Youngstown for rehearsal, and
then the following Friday, Yo.
group will travel to Cleveland
for the final practice.
Don't forget May 2lst at Cleve-
land West We want everybody
to travel with us in song. We
want to pack the ClevelandW est
Club. Look next week for more
details of the program.
Softball
The schedule will be in the mail
before the weekend. The season
will start on June l1th.. There
will be only six teams in the
league this year. so there will be
only one division. Also there will
be no playofts unless decided
otherwise at the convention. All
clubs in the soitball league shall
send list of twenty eligible
players to Mike Bokesch by May
% (send only twenty names).
Head Tax
Head tax is now due. 1t mus
be in before Nav 51st or the clui
will not be entitled to seat dele
gates at this convention. Their
will be no paying Of head ia:
during the convention. The trea
surer and secretary will clos
out their books after May 5lst.
Convention
The convention will be held il
Canton June 18th andlSth. Th
names of all delegates (3) an
alternates must be sent toAudre,
Miller before June lst.