Anti-Saloon League of America, Christmas letter- 1942.

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Title

Anti-Saloon League of America, Christmas letter- 1942.

Subject

The Anti-Saloon League of America and the Prohibition.
20th century
Washington, D.C.

Description

First page of Article II of the Constitution of the Anti-Saloon League of America. Written by secretary George Crabbe and published on Christmas of 1942, this page provides a list of National Officers and a list of the National Executive Committee members of the Anti-Saloon League of America. With a small Christmas note in favor of the Anti-Saloon League of America referencing religion, praising of the Lord, and the prohibition. Featuring an image of two globes, a star, holly, and a pointsetta.

Creator

George W. Crabbe

Source

Theodore G. Bilbo Papers, M2, Box #, Folder #, Historical Manuscripts, Special Collections, The University of Southern Mississippi Libraries.

Publisher

Anti-Saloon League of America

Date

12/25/1942
Christmas, 1942

Rights

In the public domain.

Format

Image/PDF
115.70 KB
8.5 x 11 in

Language

English

Type

Text – contains text

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Added by

Rose Burrows

Text

The Anti-Saloon League of America. National Headquarters.

George B. Crabbe, General Secretary.

131 B. Street, S. E. Washington, D.C.

Christmas, 1942.
National Officers:

President, Bishop Ralph S. Cushman, St. Paul, Minn.

Vice President, Andrew Wilson, Washington, D.C.

General Secretary, George W. Crabbe, Washington, D.C.

Attorney, Edward B. Dunford, Washington, D.C.

Founder, Rev. H. H. Russel, D. D., Westerville, Ohio

Treasurer, Charles E. Coleman, Chicago, Ill.

Secretary, Frederick W. Smith, Waterville, Maine

Field Speaker, Rev. Sam Morris, Del Rio, Texas.

Research Secretary, Laura Lindley, Washington, D.C.
National Executive Committee:

Major Clayton M. Wallace, Wolfeboro, N.H.

Dr. D. B. McQueen, Rochester, N.Y.

W. F. Cochran, Baltimore, MD.

Dr. A. Lawrence Miller, Williamsport, PA.

Bishop James Cannon, Jr., Richmond VA.

B. E. Ewing, Charleston, W. VA.

Hon. L. D. Dickinson, Charlotte, MICH.

R.D. Dexheimer, Chicago, ILL.

Hon. F. H. Trotter, Chattanooga, TENN.

Dr. David M. Gardner, St. Petersburg, FLA.

Jeff Davis, Dallas, Texas

P. A. Tate, St. Louis, MO.

Rev. C. N. McMillan, Primghar, IOWA.

W. J. Losinger, Oklahoma City, OKLA.

Titus A, Frazed, Los Angeles, CALIF.

Rev. John E. Booth, Big Stone City, S. D.

Bishop H. H. Fout, Indianapolis, IND.

Dr. Arthur J. Barton, Nashville, TENN.

W. J. Herwig, Seattle, Wash.

E. C. Dixon, Wisconsin Dells, WIS.

Rev. J. J. Allen, New London, CONN.
Object
"The object of this League is the extermination of the traffic in alcoholic beverages and the prevention of the alcoholism and attendant evils, for the accomplishment of which the alliance of all who are in sympathy with this object is invited. The League pledges itself to avoid affiliation with any political party as such and to maintain an attitude of strict neutrality on all questions not directly and immediately concerned with the traffic in beverage alcohol."
Article II of the Constitution of the Anti-Saloon League of America

Founded 1895
Praise the Lord for every new addition
To dry ranks by local prohibition,
Praise the Lord, for it takes more than wishing
To win victory.

Praise the Lord, we're faced with a condition,
Praise the Lord, we've taken a position
Praise the Lord, for liquor demolition,
When we'll all be free.

So we wish you all a Merry Christmas,
A New Year to bring to glad fruition
What this Season means to men and nations
Peace, with victory.

Original Format

Paper

Citation

George W. Crabbe, “Anti-Saloon League of America, Christmas letter- 1942.,” LIS 652 -Omeka Sandbox, accessed September 29, 2026, https://lis652omeka.usmcdh.org/items/show/75.