Official Alpha Phi Alpha Directory Officers President. DR. B. ANDREW ROSE, 402 S. Bank St.. Dayton, Ohio. Plrrt Vice-President, CHARLES W. GREENE, 304 Griffin St., N. W., Atlanta. Ga. Second Vice-President, ROBERT P. DANIEL, Virginia Union University, Richmond, Va.
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Members Executive Council, PERRY ] JACKSON, 404 Superior Building Cleveland, Ohio; WILLIAM S. RANDOLPH, 2168 E. 90th St., Cleveland; Ohio; and MYLES A. PAIGE. 229° Seventh Ave., New York, N. Y.
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MU, St. Paul, Minn.; Pres., John R Law rence, 556 St. Anthony Ave Sec'v Paul W. Moseley, 1316 S. E 4th Ave" Minneapolis, Minn. ' NU, Lincoln University, Pa.; Pres., E. Maxfield Smith (Summer address, 75 St Nicholas Place. New York City)- Cor Sec'y, c . E. Shelton (Summer address Box 1083, Welch, W. vTh McmssB Wllberforce University, Wilberforce Ohio; Pres., Langston Butcher; Sec'v ' James A. Irving. OMICRON, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Pres., Walter R Talbot, 5635 Mignonette St.- Sec'y H. Bridges, 627 Chauncey St. PI, Cleveland, Ohio; Western Reserve University, Case School of Applied Science, John Caroll University, Cleveland College, Oberlln College; Pres., Roosevelt S. Dickey, 9816 Cedar Ave.; Sec'y. Creed P. Ward, 4113 Cedar Ave. RHO, Philadelphia, Pa.; Pres., George Lyle 415 N. 53rd. St.; Cor. Sec'y., Dr. O Wilson Winters, 15 Curren Arcade Norristown, Pa. SIGMA, Boston, Mass.; Pres., William KnoxSec'y, Wm. I. Gosnell, 47 Batavla St. TAU, University of Illinois, Champaign, HI.; Pres., Booker Blackwell, 602 E* Clark St.; Sec'y, Gilbert Radcliff.
ALPHA KAPPA, Springfield, Mass. (Aiah^L College, Dartmouth College, SP n '£ d field College, Wesleyan College, au Williams College); Pres., Eric w. ftPK' Springfield College; Sec'y Hughes • Robinson, Box 10, Springfield <"" lege.
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