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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-03


/, substantial aid 10 our loved ones when
we are gone; 1t IL for the entertain-
ment of our families and friends in So
cial sessions. thus to more firmly weld
the fraternhl chains that SO pleasantly
unite US: and, finally, II is to build a
progressive and permanent institution
which shall prove a valiant knight in
the defense OF home and country
through tho coming agss~-Weoderaft
! Is for fraternai benefits, upon fraternai
principles; Woodcraft Is for business
benefits. upon sound. conservative bus
mess principles: Woodcraft 10 for go
cial dement's. upon the highest social
] principles known to the moral law !:
Woodcraft is happy intermingling
OF fraternal, social and business reia-
tions, each standing upon it's own
merits. each having its own indi-
!viduaiity, each being responsible for it's
own department. While one, yet three,
a finite trinity, the trinity of a human
ilife--fraternal, social and financial
Southern Visitor.
Our sovereign commander is about
the busiest fraternalist In the land.
After taking few days much needed
| vacation. he was called to. Washington
to look after the afl-fmportant matter
of insurance for our soldiers and sail
ors. He has held this important POSI-
ton on the war risk board for some
time, having been appointed by Secre-
tary McAdoo. Sovereign Comma nder
Fraser has received congratulations on
this appointment from every section Of
this country.
Our juvenile department is certainly
doing fine work. Families in every
lection are beginning to see the good
effects In insuring the lives of their
children and the rest of the family.
The father. mother. sons. daughters, un-
cles. aunts--ali included. II you have
children. see that their lives are in
sured. 1t is good and wise plan.
Don't neglect 1t. as there is bound to
come a time when you viii be bene-
fitted by 1t.
The victory drive for new members
is now on in full strength. Every camp
and every sovereign is asked to CO.
operate and make this the biggest and
surest campaign that ever was inau-
gurated We need more members, to
get more money, to pay more losses.
to help our soldier and sailor families
Let everyone work for this victory
drive. Talk it over with your clerk
and consul commander: talk 1t over
in camp. and IL there is anything not
understood about this victory drive,
Just drop line to Sovereign Comman
der Fraser in Omaha and he will give
you the proper dope"
Black Gum camp, No. 81. meets
first and third Friday nights each
month In Marshall hall w. F.. Con-
ner, clerk. I1o5 North Thirty sixth
street
Cedar camp, No. p. meets first
and third Tuesday nights each month
at Jr. 0. U. A. NJ. hall, Redd street.
corner Stewart street, Fulton.
Magnolia camp. No. 20. meets sec
ond and fourth Monday nights each
month in Monroe hall
Maple camp. No. 159, meets second
and fourth Friday nights each month
in Manchester National bank build
ling. 1000 Hull street T. q. Smoak.
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Washington camp. No. -. meets
every Thursday night in "Juniors'
hall Towards Grove l. Fox, 1904
North Twenty second street. is the
secretary.
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Fraternal Americans
AFFILIATED with Jr. .. L. A. NJ. in al
states except Virginia.)

The thirty fourth annual session OF
the state council of Virginia ,Ir. O.
L. y. M, Inc, will convene Tuesday,
November ~. 1918. in knights OF
Pythias hall. Main street. Fredericks-
burg, Va, city rich in history, especi-
ally of Revolutionary times The
original ti,Sstan Of that rfsent ting WAS, post ;
poned owing to the influenza epidemic.
All America is thrown into one mass.
Where are your landmarks. your boun-
daries of colonies? They are all thrown
down. The distinctions between Viz
ginians. Pennsylvanians New Workers
and New Englanders are no more.
am moi a Nirginian, but an American.
Patrick Henry.
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There Is in the worst of fortune the
best of chances for "A happy change
Eur pideS.
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Stlnrt lodge, No. al. I. o. O. #.
meets every Thursday night in tbs
month at its hall. 500 Hull street.
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Hcnrico Union lodge. No. 1870, meets
in Masonic hall. 717is North TWEEN
ty-hfth street, on the first Monday
in each month.
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Meridian lodge. No. 2S4, N eets in
Masonic temple at non on the fourth
Monday in each month.
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laurel lodge, No. 1877. I. q. O. F.,
meets every Thursday night In the
month at its hall at Laurel.
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r.n,t.l Cyty council. Ma. .

Capital City council, No. !, d. OF A..
meets every second and fourth Mon.
day night Colombo hall, 2047 West
Broad street. Mrs.+Eaufa Powell Is
secretary, 307 North Davis avenue.
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Jyanhoe lodge. M. "a, X. OF r..
meets second and fourth Monday in
Leo ~at,p hall
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Magnolia camp. No. 30. meets sec
ond and fourth Monday nights each
month in Monroe hall.
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Word has been received of the safe
arrival In England OF Sovereign Grand
COMMANDED George Fleming Moore
and Grand Master of Ceremonies Sam
Up. Cochran. OF the supreme council
of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite for the southern Jurisdiction Of
! the United States, and the Rev. Hugh
T. Stevenson. grand chaplain OF the
grand lodge. f. A, A. NJ. of the Dis
J trict of Columbia. The grand com
mander- Maat-aAs.eaa in accordance
with a resolution passed by the SUI
preme council at the first meeting OF
that body held outside of Washington
in many years at st. Louis, September
% to 26. requesting Grand Command
er Moore to visit France and any other
allied country IL he thought proper
Ito, Investigate amt ascertain whe sher
! X n ,ftc fs.x s,,s ,s,sg> r-ss.a s5ssfl
toal, eft her aiefae OK In collaboration
I with other Masonic bodies to under
take any specific work in behalf Of the
Masens serving the country abroad
with the army. navy or marine corps.
! The supreme council. before the close
OF its ST. Louis session. adopted a res
feiattoH stating that a delegation from
that body was setting forth in search
of the golden iieech OF civilization, en-
+ ughtenment and fraternity" and wish
ling them favorable weather, bright
skies. true compa.sses and skiilful ser
vice The purpose of the delegation
! IN further outlined in the following
! Language OF the resolution:
| May their visit TO France be pro-
ducuFe of much good in disseminat-
ing the Hght OF Scottish Rte Mason :
Try IN connection with the eHorts or
our Frencn brethren May we know
them better ana mus love them more
land NAV they understand this nurity
ana uhsslhshheSs OF our motives ana
actlons
| Judge moore. with Mr.. cochran ana
sen,ing the independent order or odd
tFeiioWss Satttu lot EUROPE sunday,
octooer ..
"
/ "arrah. otncer "iiiiam Morris
hhodes' L > >, ROANOKE. European
waters, WAS maue member OF 81
Ahufew royal arcn enapter. NO. 10.
IL Free Masohs haH' inverness, scot
!ahu, september ~. MT Rnodes VINO
~ nsihpsf Oh Navai ioage, NO .,
ms cay, mas many iriehas among
inc hehners OF .ne fraternity.
Qute uisuncuon 10 pc aumHted
20 'heniofrsf'p IN oooy IN foreign
country
-
Wise or fooiish.
re very tooilsn VINO y oeny
me reuo'es oaliy passing oS
ana IN sheer careiessness OF care
WIN not ADMIT mat they are there.
but ne Is wise VINO when they come
however great or troublesome
tFeets them with fearless heart ana
| s.out,
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Manchester chapter. 20. IS. meets
in Masonic hall, South Richmond. on
the fourth Tuesday at o'clock =. NJ.
Mrs. Mary Bates is worthy ma
iron
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You can give starving man fooa
for thought, but it won't satisfy an
empty stomach
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NCANnMENT.

:. Nellson Encampmcnt, meets hrst
and third wednesday nights, I. @. Q.
r. Home. corner Grace and Foushee
streets. n. J. Carltpn. r. g.. 4Ss South
Jaurel street.
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ladies AUXILIARY

Richmond Nest. No 1870. meets
second and fourth Wednesday nights
each months at Owls Hall. corner
Broad and Second streets Miss
Fannie Kelly. secretary, a14 North
Sixth street
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Manchester lodge, No. II, meets in
Masonic hall, South Richmond, on the
third Monday in each month.
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Life's such a little span.
So short the days Of man,
So feet the passing year.
That every minute here
Az much as e'er we can
We should NIL up with Cheer.
We've tears enough and pain
Will come and come again.
And clouds win loom in view
And hide the smiling blue.
But Cheer will prove them vain
And lure the sunlight through.
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/, 1t never leaves a debt.

who sows in sin. in shame shall reap
Who tolls in honor shah rejoice;
For life shall smile upon HIS choice ;
Life makes it's laws for men to keep
From Grand Island tNeb1
independent
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Eliza Council. No. eie. meets A.
and third Tuesday nights each In0nt1
at Lee Camp Hall. SIAN East Bf4&&
street. c. w. Tyler aecretAry. nm
North Third street s s&
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Metropolitan lodge. No. II, meets IL.
Masonic temple on the second Thurs
day in each month
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Holly chapter. No 81. meets in
Masonic hall, Highland Park. on the
fourth Friday at s p. NJ. Mrs. Rosa
Toombs is worthy matron
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the assurance OF victory for civilisa-
ton and the progress Of free nationals
ism. as against the assaults Of bar
barisn. This address was ordered
printed and distributed to the SOL
diers in the trenches and on the fight
ing lines.--American Freemason.
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CONFIRMATION.
Ky Edgar A. Guest.

Life pays us for the work We do
In misery for our deeds of shame
In friends and honor and in fame
For standing fast and standing true,
Who lives on earth shall surely get
The wages that his strength has
earned;
Not from it's course can life be
turned,
unpaid, IL never leaves a debt
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F.. Washington camp, No. 81. meets
regularly at Highland Springs. c..
Fl. Galliger, Highland Springs. Va
is the recording secretary.
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Odd Fellows

The Kind OF ErAtcrnaliam Tfiats lrue
Traternalism is magnetic-it draws.
attracts with Irresistible power.
The lodge of brothers who act bro
-tAerly towards each other Is as sure
to have good attendance at all meet
ings as the hour for meeting Is 70
come.
The lodge Of brothers (?) who meet
and show no personal concern for
John. Joe or Tom, Dick or Harry is
as deserving of death by atrophy as
it is sure.
All lodges are glad to see large
attendance, to be sure. but they 90
not always recognize and appreciate
the individual. You cannot expect
men to love to 60 where they are not
appreciated. Some lodges do not
think of the significance Of these
points as much the they should
OF course, 1t is folly for us to pre-
tend that we are glad to see an in
dividual. for unless he is q big fool he
can tell the difference between pre-
tended fraternalism and the real
spirit
The real purpose of our order is TO
make the world happier and better
by tightening the burden OF those IN
affliction or distress.
Study the Laws.
Too many lodges conduct tneir
meetings in utter disregard of the
law Why not give a portion OF one
meeting each month to studying the
laws OF the order? Appoint some
we'll Uniformed member to prepare
list OF questions for the occasion. US
ing bylaws, constitution and digest
On the stated evening under good
of the order turn the lodge into
school and let the one who prepared
the questions ask them. calling on any
one who volunteers to answer.
BY the way. every member should
have a copy of the bylaws and OF the
constitution, and every lodge should
have copy OF the new $. G. l. code
Of laws convenient In the lodge-rvom
for the members TO refer to.
Try the above suggestion and see IL
IL does not prove to be an interest
ing feature as we'll as add very ma
terially to a fuller knowledge of the
laws of the order.
Nothing is won without enthusiasm
and hard work They are seldom, de-
feated.
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Mizpah chapter. No. 81. meets H.,
Masonic temple on the third Tues
day in each month at 8 o'clock r. NJ.
Miss Mary Malonee is worthy ma
tron.
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%. r., meets every Tuesday night a.
its hall. corner Harrison and Broad
streets Let all the brothers attend
tie communications.
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Richmond i"~ige, No. 10, meets on
the first Tuesday in each month at
Masonic temple.
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bundle OF Sticks.

The Richmond Bundle OF Sticks will
hold it's next regular monthly Nis1'a
ton with Union lodge. No. 4, nex'
Tuesday night, November b. In the L.
o. o. F. home. recently built on TIE
corner OF Foushee and Grace sueets'
The new home is beautifully furnisn :
cd with massive, carved mahogany i'm
perial chairs for the four nincipai
stations. The officers of the Buneh
of Sticks for the ISSUING year were
elected at the annual business met
ing held in Owls hall last month. The
officers are John w. Dunn. president
Thomas w. Davis. treasurer, and lar
nv w. Hardy, secretary, Secretary
Hardy is collecting the data Win. tne
help OF the local SECRETARIES showing
the average attendance of the various
lodges at the visitations of the Bundie
of Sticks during the past year for the
information of the local lodges. with
a hope they may resolve TO improve
their attendance this year.
All Odd Fellows visiting In the dty
whether living in this jurisdiction or
mot. are cordially invited TO attend.
REBEKAH DEGREE.
q, Dove. meets first and third We'd
nesday nights at Its hall, HUI and
Eleventh streets. South Richmond
Miss Naomi WILKINSON. H. ..
II. Friendship, meets every Friday
: night. Harrison Street-hall near
Broad street. Mrs. Elva Saunders
r. s.
Is. Progressive, meets every Frida,
night. /. O. O. +. Home. corner Grace
and Foushee, streets. Ella /. Turpin
r. s.. 10s south Third street.
20. Highland Springs, meetT first
\ and third Monday nights each month
N Masonic Temple, ut Highland
] springs, stop 80. KISS Elva M. Frye,
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object u WOoaerAft.
Woodcraft Is Tor mutual dement's
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Hcnrico Council. No. tbs. mG1
first and third Thursday nights a16 1
month at Jr. q. e. A. NJ HAT ~
Louisiana avenue, III. RI. Coxl
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hail, corner Third ana MArshaiI
streets. Brothers come to the mess-
in8s and make the work a success.
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Goodwill council. No. 3. o. +. A..
holds session every Monday night at
Corprew hall, 2406 East Broad street
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Richmond Fraternities

and Toushee streets. j. B. Jones. 526
Nefth Fifth street, elerk. -
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Amity lodge, No. IS. meets in Ma
sonic temple on the third Tuesday in
each month
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Eagles

thirtyfoot service flag symbolizing
the 26,105 members of the order in the
service was unfurled on Fifth avenue.
IN Ftrtsburg, ia, during tine recent ses-
sion of the Grand Aerie in said city.
number of subordinate aeries have
appointed what they term military
secretaries" whose duty it is to write
letters to all the members Of their
respective aeries in military service,
These letters win deal with the home
aerie news. especially such items as
will be of personal interest to the SOL
der. Letters received by these secre
taries will be read to the aeries, and
thus there will be reciprocal CORE
sp"ndence. keeping alive the mutual
interest between those who are doing
the fighting and those who are back
ing and sustaining them. The plan is
most admirable, and it would seem
that every subordinate aerie would
adopt it.
The Big Brother Aerie" movement
of the Grand Aerie will provide a field
for the organizing genius of many Of
ficers and members of state aeries who
hitherto have had little opportunity to
make themselves felt in the greater ac-
tivities of the order. Such plan also
| makes it possible for the grand worthy
president to exercise. a greater dscre-
l
aeries, since in everv such case the
charter list can be first inspected and
passed upon by representatives from
the nearest strong aerie. 1T Is certain
to bear fruit in the more vigorous
growth of the weak aeries under the
intimate and skilled supervision of
their stronger neighbors.
The adoption Of the Big Brother
Aerie" plan. the continuance of the pa :
! triotic fund. and the move to establish
rest rooms In France for Eagles in the
service, bear witness that the fraternal
order of Eagles ia functioning vitality
and souDdly. 1t is a record that justi-
fees the most splendid hopes for the
future of our order.
Dixie aerie, No. 33S. r. q. f. holds
open house all the time at its club
rooms and home. corner Third and
Marshall streets.
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Richmond Lodges.
OH Dominion lodge, No. 4. X. Of r..
meets every Monday nigh. ut Eagles
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Cedar camp. No. -. meets first
and third Tuesday nights each month
at Jr. 0. U. A. NJ. hall, Redd street.
corner Stewart street Fulton
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.Abou Ben AdM.m lodge, No.

meets every Thursday night at /. O. O.
r. Home. corner Grace and Fouchee
streets Degree work always on hand.
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so :. - ~ 49, ESaStk xkitnSs saat6
up to this very time. when the nation
has been plunged into this turmoil OF
war
1t was the spirit OF the Patriotic
Sons OF America that then doomed up
before the whole world hike the great
redeemer this nation is.
Now IL to these standards of patri-
otiam and democracy the whole apa-
thetic nation has rallied as one man;
come up to our own high ideals we as
an order OF progress must keep ahead
OF this advancing people by becoming
pioneers in progressive ideals in the
future as in the past.
This order must progress. We can
not digress nor loose our mental grip
on the great ideals that have made
our nation the great nation it is
1t may be a new birth OF new and
greater ideals. as Father Lincoln sug-
gested for us in his memorial address
at Gettysburg half century ago
that those who are now fighting for
new liberty may find in us a greater
measure Of devotion.
and navy is a proof of an ideal born
IN the minus OF men through the spirit
and influence of the Christ. whose
power in the world is ma infested i'm
C. A. and the other auxilaries of the
government. -
This order cannot entrench for "a
defensive position. but we must ad-
never digress nor retreat: our exist
ence is an evidence of our vita lity
through onuosjt;on and authorities -
camn News
n,anderv- rerera1 rornes rannrta ,h.,
'fha resoh,t;on nassed AZ The Atlantic
C,itu convan.io, =, rae,nra - sao,r;,,s,
Az ap,hu,anna nra,ant j.. tha go,
arninent 10 az ass,,raa a,ec.sr ,,onv
~ W. ,aasia -.
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Richmond Councils.

Mckinley council. No. -, q. r. A..
met in regular session as usual last
Thursday night at It's hall. Arcade
building. Foushee, between Grace and
Broad streets. Wythe White. secre-
tary, 1105-A North avenue.
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Dove conncil. No. ~, ID. OF A.. mects
every Friday night at Marshall hall
2505 East Broad street.
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Joppa lodge. No. 40, meets in Ma
sonic temple o. the first Thursday IL
each month.
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Arcmc chapter, No. II, meets In
Masonic temple on Twenty-fifth street
the third Monday in each month at 3
o'clock p. M. Mss Elsie Davenport
is worthy matron.
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T'raternai lodge. No. So. meets In
Masonic temple on the second Mon
day In each month.
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Richmond subordinates.

| Richmond lodge, No. 4, I. O. q. F.
meets every Monday night at I. o. o.
f. Home. corner Grace and Foushee
streets.
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Dove lodge, No. 81. meets on the
second Friday of each month at Ma
sonic temple.
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w akhIngtOn cnmp. NO. IT. r. q.
s. OF A.. meets every Wednesday night
in Capital City hall. third floor, cor
ner Seventh and Main streets ]. i.
Hollins, recording secretary, 22s South
Pine street,
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Progressive Nest No. 1868. meets
every Thursday right al Marshall halI.s
25Oo East Broad j. y. Davis, seera-
Itary
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He that plants thorns must never |
expect to gather roses-Pilpay.
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Richmond Nest. Order of Owls Va.

1896. meets every Monday night az
Owls hall. corner Second and Broad
streets. Irwin S. Clark. r. s.. ICES
West Grace
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PAIRfAKCHA MILITANT.
Cannon VtFG1nSo No. meets every
second ana fourth wednesday at 5
r. NJ. / o. q. r. Home, corner Grace
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Richr.~ Nd Ra ndol- n lodge, so. 10
meets in Mason's hall. 1905 Eas,
Franklin street. on the third Tuesday
In each moath.
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st JOINTS lodge, No. 80. meets |
Masonic temple on the second Tues
day in each moath.
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Richmond Blue Lodges.
Temple lodge, No. y. meets on the
first Friday in each month at Masonic
temple.
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Ruth chapter. No. 3. meets in Ma
sonic temple on the second Tuesday
in each month at O'clock Mrs.
Matte Woodbridge, worthy matron.
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Through these periods OF national
apathy this order has not only held
our banners aloft but we have ad-
vanced in the front rank with our high
ideals of democracy and liberty. up
to this very time. when the nation
has been plunged into this turmoil
OF war,
Il was the spirit of The Patriotic
Sons of America that then doomed UP
before the whole world like the great
redeemer this nation is.
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Keep Moving.

Our American spirit is one Of contiu-
ual progress, Going forward
The order We represent il also The
embodiment OF this spirit OF progress
And with this spirit OF progress this
order has to keep pace with.
During all the fruitful life of this
order, with it's soul of ideals We have
lived and progressed through periods
of disbursement. and times when the
patriotism of the masses reminded us
of the dark ages, while. AS in fact the
people were only fuiled to sleep by
security and national peace and
prosperity never before known to a
nation