The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
MONEY COMES
FOR RED MEN
Woodmen of the World
Close Station at
the Park.
Grand Fraternity Of Gal
weston Sends Con-
tribution.

teruay amounted to 1tlle over $oVVV,
with promise of what will come
from the call for help issued by the
Great Incohonee to the different res
ervations of the United States. The
order has adopted a plan by which
this fund will be husbanded for the
relief of members who may be un-
fortunate after July l and may not be
in position to keep themselves IN
good standing, but this does not, now
ever, interfere with the present plan
of rendering assistance in cases OF d1S-
-tress at this time. The general rellef
committee issues orders for goods and
provisions in such cases upon request
of tribe committees.
The Woodmen of the World have
discontinued their relief station at
Fell and Stanyan streets, and now all
cases are attended to upon recon-
mendation of camps at 94S Oak street.
Until further orders, California, west
ern Addition, North End, Applewood,
Falkenberg and Temple camps Will
hold business meetings at this place.
The relief committee of the Grand
Fraternity has been established at Az
Fillmore street and is in charge OF
Isidore Danziger, supreme represen-
tative. The supreme body sent out
$500 for the immediate relief of mem
bers. The branch of the order that
was hard hit by the great disaster IN
Galveston, Texas, some years ago, sent
5000 to the general relief committee.
The meeting Of the governing council
of the order will meet in Philadelphia
next month, and California will be
represented by Mr.. DanZiger. The
members who were burned out in this
city have been affected financially and
arrangements have been made to the
hot t,o JIJ11
their dues shall give a lien upon their
certificates. By this method members
will have six months time in which
to put themselves in good standing
The employment bureau of the An
cient Order of Workmen In the Girls
Mission High School has been work
ing satisfactorily and many members
who have registered there have been
assisted in obtaining work.
While the Ancient Order Of Fores-
ters has established general headquar-
ters, it has during the past two weeks
had a sub-station in the Panhandle
in charge of H. J. Stockton. There
a large number of members of the
parent order. and members Of the
Companions of the Forest. have been
generously assisted with provisions,
clothing and shoes.
The relief committee of the knights
Of the Maccabees will ascertain what
members of the order in this city are
without homes and without means OF
procuring that which IS requisite to
start housekeeping again. To each
such unfortunate the order will pro-
vide a plain housekeeping outfit. In
addition, the order will supply some
provisions. Each outfit will cost about
S45.
San Francisco Tent of this order
will hereafter meet at 1868 Market
street until more suitable quarters can
be procured.
Goodfellows wship Camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America at its last meet
ing at 1906 Devisadero street not only
decided to keep up its organization,
but many of the members promised
to bring in a number of strangers for
adoption This order. through its re-
lief committee, is now making up a
list of all members in this city who
have been burned out, with a view
to rendering them such assistance as
they may require at this time. In
the work now in hand, the committee
will discourage idlesness by refusing
to help those who will not work.
The day before the shake, Ell Captain
Auxiliary of the local subordinate of
the Order of Railway Conductors was
organized, with Mrs. w. H. Edwards
of zoos Twenty street as presi-
dent and Mrs. A. j. MURRAY Jr. as
secretary. The first work 1t did was
on the day of the fire. when it assisted
members and families of the order who
were in the burned district. The local
branch of the order, having a large
amount of money in it's treasury, has
been helping it's members and 1t has
been informed that the branches
throughout the Union will contribute
to the assistance of their brothers.
The Lincoln Annuity Union, former
I ly in the ST. Paul building, has Sc
cured quarters for a year at 461 Cas-
! tro street. No deaths in this order
have been reported and but one mem
Der was wounded-Charles Kramer
he being shot in the shoulder by a
soldier who mistook him for a looter.
/ The injured man has fully recovered.
The Independent Order Of Foresters
has commenced the distribution Of
the $50 sets of furniture which have
come to this city for the use of burned
out members. This order has been
asked to ascertain the whereabouts of
Gerry Meyer, who at the time of the
fire was working in one Of the plan
J! ing mills.
RABBI BROWNE OF GEORGIA