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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13
CAN'T UNDERSTAND LACK
OF BAMBOO IN AMERICA

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.>
San Francisco. Cal, Jan. is.--Our
little brown brothers In the tropics
cannot understand how citizens Of the
United States get along without BAN
boo, according to United Str%~s
marines, returning here fr&m the
Philippines
The F!i'pinos use bamboo for every
thing. They build their aha cks from
this material exclusively. using stout
poles for the supports, nsttened -out
Namboo for the sides and foors. and
hind the whole together with tough
bamboo fbrs- It Is also used for the
construction of barrels to carry water
and green bamboo. hoiiowed-out IN
used as receptacle In which the ma
tives cook their rice. The friction
caused by rubbing together two sticks
cut from this useful tree will start
fire In less than three minutes
The United States marines have con-
WINGED the Ftiipinos that America LIZ
a very wonderful place. but when told
that we do not cultivate he mboo. the
islanders are inclined to DO q biz
skepticAL
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ORDER FRATERIAL
AMERICANS.
(Jr. o. u. A. NJ. In all states cx.
cept virgtnia.l

Onacerx OF the National Council.
Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
National councillor, John Fl. Noyea.
Plaistow. ". III.
National vice-counciior. Fl. r. Loeb
ner, AIS East Broadway. Louisville,
Ky.
Junior past national councillor. c. B.
Webb. Statesviiie, N. c.
National secretary, Martin M.
Woods. r. o. Box STA, Philadelphia.
Pa. once, TAI and 77e stephen
Girard building. Philadelphia, Pa.
National treasurer. Charles Reimer.
sol Chamber Of Commerce building,
Baltimore, Md.
National warden. Samuel w. Ply
Ter. Rock Hill. N. C.
National conductor. Geo. A. Davis
232S Aruna avenue, Baltimore, Md.
National inside sentinel. r. #. LAM
bert. p. o. Box 81. Huntington. w. Va.
National outside sentinel. James r.
Mansfield. ZOE North Pitt street. Alex
andria, Va.
National chaplain. Rev. NJ. d. Lch-
liter. Box ''P." Harrisburg. Pa.
Beneficiary Degree and Funeral
Benefit Department.
Stephen Collins, secretary manager.
r. O. Box SOS. Pittsburg. Pa
National OrgnntStng Cnmmt9sion.
n G. Lafe&n. chieG organisog. r. q.
hon -, xesk p
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ODD FELLOWS


Unity lodge, No Sc, was splendid
host on the 4th of January as Il
opened wide It's hospitality to the Wis
ting brothers OF the order who CON
rreEated at Unity's hall on that oc-
Asion near Twenty-dfth and Broad
kreets under the auspices OF the Rich
nond Bundle OF Sticks. IT was Uni
y's time to receive. and she did her
bart grandly. All the lodges In Rich
nond and vicinity were present with
bns exception. The lodge that did
bot have representatives is To- ed far
bun In the country. and II was bit
eriy cold night
The business of the evening was
kuickly dispatched. and under the
1good OF the order" Brother A. Dia-
lent. of Unity. was presented by the
noble grand to welcome the visitors.
ne would delight to report his ad-
lreaH In full were there space to per-
nit. Sparks of wit and philosophy
aowed rapidly from the lips OF this
kloquent speaker. and his discourse
~ enjoyed by every man In the hall.
ehs visitors were heartily welcomed
b the speakers fervent cordiality,
md It was plainly apparent that the
o9sion would converge into an old
tine fraternai love feast.
Brother John Dunn. of Abou Rem
Adhem. was then invited to preside
Srer the meeting. We all love John
Dunn. Faithful. dependable and true,
ke can always be counted on TO do
be duties assigned to him. The or
Ter owes much of gratitude to this
faiwart adherent, and the Richmond
bandle OF Sticks made no mistake
Khen II made him its president, In
IL easy. natural and earnest manner.
= Introduced the various other speak
Rro OF the evening, notably among
yhom was Brother r. A. Cummings.
This noble veteran of Odd Fellow
hip discussed the history OF the En-
ampment branch. aud its relation to
he order In general "Odd Fellow
hip Is progressive In it's character"
Ind the speaker impressed his hear
|rs with the value and importance of
his advanced chapter In thej philoso-
|hies Of the fraternity, Brother Cum
nings developed with striking Illus
&ti0ns the three conspicuous ad-
ancements through the encampment.
~ lecture was Instructive through
ut. and there were none present who
rore not benefited by this lucid and
orceful dissertation.
The assembly was then edited by
NJ experience OF Brother Hiliy
Iaynes, forty-nve years an Odd Fell
~. II !s q thrilling picture. this
1@riOus old member as he arises un-
~ the weight OF eighty-odd years
address body of Odd Fellows.
= mind II fertile and his memory
N. He loves the order and ID
NJ ~ pracepts. and his words were
oned ictiOn 70 Al. J,
- Atsaag = ~ juasturs 80,
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JOINS RID CROSS AFTER
HUSBAND AND . BOYS GO

Denver. Col, Jan. lz.---wlth q hus-
band and three sons--every male
member OF the famiiy---enlisted IN
some unit of the United States army,
Mrs Virginia Cross has made app'i-
cation for service rs Red Cross
army nurse.
DR.. J. w. 9. Cross. the husband and
father, u n captain in the medical
corps. stationed at Fort ElisS, Tex.
The sons are Frank. twenty -four
cuartermasteTs reserve corps, yack
sonviile. Fla: Charles, twenty one.
coast defense, Fort Logan. Col, and
WAYNE. seventeen. with the American
sxpeditionary forces In France.
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MAsoNs.
Women and Masonry.

Dear Brother.--May take the
liberty OF asking question, which I
have no doubt will seem foolish to
YOU, but for which have no answer
My wife asked me why women cannot
become Masons, Can you give me an
answer I'D. J. T."
1. 1t is no reflection on women that
they are not admitted into Masonic
lodges. Their character. heir spiritu-
atty. their fidelity in all great fellow
ships. are In nowise Questioned, much
less their intelligence. In some coun-
tries ana rites they are admitted. ~
thsy were n the ancisnt myetertAe~
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The secretaries. scrihes and press
committees Of the various lodges
OF the various orders are requested
10 place their notes for publication
In tho hands of I. w. Eason. third
fiovr, Lyric building, corner Ninth
jl.nd Broad streets. by o'ciosk p.
III. every Thursday tor the follow
ing Sunday edition of The yirginlan
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LABOR UNIONS PROTEST
REPIAACEsfENT BY wOsEEN

Seattle. Wash. jan 12.--IAbor
unions az this city havs taken the
iritiative in what promises To become
nation wide movement against tire
unnecessary displacement II rIen ~
women workers during the war. The
Seattle Central Labor council ~ or
record as denouncine m'srer resei1ta-
ton OF the nations man power an dis.
LOYALTY and as urging organized tnber
OF the country to demand the fullest
protect from exploitation of women
workers.
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State Council Of Virginia JuTiior Orfe
OF United American Mechanics
Executive Hoard


State Council Of Virginia Junior Order
Executive Beard.
w. r. Wade, Jr, state councillor.
Clifton Forge; A. l.. Sampson. state
v. c., Richmond. Va; A. l. Bradley.
state c.. treasurer. Richmond, Va:
Thos. B. Ivey. state c., secretary. Pc
tersburg. Va,
The executive board of t.ie state
council meets on call of the chairman.
The following councils OF the Ju-
niors are holding regularly their SEES
sions in the city OF Ktchmond and
vicinity:
Rescue council. No. I, meets every
Friday night In Edson's hall at the
corner of Second and Broad streets
w. L. Tyler Ii the secretary. 80 North
Eighth street.
A. W. Glfnn council, No. Z, meets
every Thursday night in Edison's hail.
at the corner OF Second and Broad
streets. H. G. Erauer 10 the secretary,
sos Randolph street.
New South council, No. 3. meets
every Thursday night In I. o. o. r,
hall. at the corner of Eighth and Hull
streets c. l.. Jackson. Jr.. liz the seq
Rotary. alt Decatur street.
Enferprlse cOumcil, No. .. meets
essry yuesdAy niEht n Dslvtdsre hall,
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An Undesirable sugxrstiozs.

THAT milkman of ours 10 CHEEKY
sort OF fellow. He was singing This
morning when ne delivered the milk. ="
Yes. but didn't like the idea Of
the song he selected"
What y,es TT"
The Old oaken Bucket Thai Rose
From the Well"
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NTndinrofa tribe, No. So, I. o. r. NJ,
held an eyentful meeting last Mon
day evening, January z, az Leader
ball, corner OF Tenth and Hull streets.
The assembly room was crowded with
member of the order and the pro-
gram was rendered in unusually at
ractive style. The lodge hall has
hpiendid stage and on this occasion
he program was largely given before
he footiights. The scenic arrange
ment was attractive both from artis-
tc and patriotic standpoints. Prime
fvAI forests AMI camphres were UNI
Aseened with delightful effect. The
deep red glow of the burning en-
bers. over which swung the earthen
pots OF the ahorigines reflected iurid
md ghostiy outlines amidst the loliing
members of the tribe as they played
Aeir games and smoked their pipes.
T&hleaux scenes with the aramatls
orsonas In full feathered reEalia af-
orded intermittent change and de-
ighted the audience. Recitation fol-
owed song with wonderful variety.
Ths orchestra was under full string
md Brothers Owens. Morrisette, Beth
IL and McCan added much TO their
Iormer well earned honors. The vo-
al variations were rendered by
huartet com posed of Brothers Lewis,
WGyTs1AGk, owens ana
The military features OF the pro-
rram were specially agreeable. Much
bf@Araining and discipline must have
been demanded to make THE exhibit
10 spiendidiy correct and interesting,
rhe following officers deserve special
mention: Captain Charles Burkhard,
lieutenant L. w Wells. Sergeant A.
r. Lowry ana Warden c. c. Fry
The tribe closed It's meeting with
he usual conclusions and there were
bone who went away that did not
larry sentiments OF highest praise for
he splendid entertainment that had
been afforded by IndAnola tribe. So.
Jamestown tribe. No. Al. I, o. ". NJ,
meets at Springfield hall. Twents siAth
md III streets. every Wednesday even
|nx.
Manatakn tribc. No. IS, r. q. n. W..
meets at Leo Camp hall every Satur-
lay night.
Opcchancanough tribe, No fts, I.
D. IL. NJ, IA eets at Juniors" hall,
Redd corner Stewart, every Friday
hight
pawnee tribe, No. IS, I. O. r. NJ.
meets every Thursday Llght at Cor
toran hall.
Monacan tribe. !. o. r. NJ, uieets
Every Thursday night at Monroe hall.
bii West Main street. Nelson Powell
chirf of records.
II liz better TO save an old member
tn the point of suspension than to
ret pale face.
The Order of Red Men are invited
d send US every week some news Items
bf the various tribes. Il is not going
% be done unless someone ia sum
kently interested to so 10 a little Bit
bf trouble This request Ia made In
hs interest of fraternalism, and not
% take up space.-Ed.
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Washington camp. M. 81. p. O. q.
OF A.. will meet next Wednesday night.
January l6. 1918. The following Of
icers will be installed by the dis
trict president. Brother r. A McCau:
President A. L. Cha pin Jr.; vice pres!-
dent, Brother 8. J. q. wright: master
OF forms. Brother r p Ncrthington:
recording secretary. Brother ]. e
Hoiilns: financial secretary. A. l..
Chaplin, Sr.: treas Brother A. J.
Lewis: conductor. Brother E A
Gordon: inspector, Brother Fl. W.
Hensley: guard Brother 8. E War
riner: trustee Brother r. d. North
ington: past president, Brother w c.
Hol1ins All members of the order
are cordially invited TO attend.
]. r. HOrLISS,
Secretary.
r. g. The boosting committee OF
the r. o. S OF A Of Richmond, will
meet Monday night. January -, 1914.
with Camp % in the Juniors hall of
Fulton.
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Annawau tribe, No. 80, l. o. II. M,
meets at Lee Camp hall every Friday
evening.
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II IL believed that the members Of
the various lodges OF the Knights of
Pythias would like TO see the news
items OF the lodges In the Fratsrnai
page and the request Is made that
these notes be promptly cent In for
publication. II will do the order good
In every way. Let US have the copies
weekly.-Ed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13

A Timely P~eeent,
~ wish to give &C. friend . timely
and striking present"
Then why not ave him clock ''-~~
London Answers.
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Washington camp, No. -. meets
regularly at Highland Springs. G
III. Galliger. Highland Springs. Va.
is the recording secretary.
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RED MEN.
.edom. Friendship and Charity.

Let every member of the order do
ais duty this year of our Lord, 1918.
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Gray Eagle tribe, No. 93, I. o. II. NJ,
aeets every Monday night at corner
{ Seventh and Main streets.
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Washington camp, No. 81, meets
every Friday night In Fraternai hall
iii Hull street. j, T. Morrisaette
is the recording secretary.
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Old Dominion lodge, No A, X. Of p.
meets every Monday night In Eagles
hail. corner Marshau and Thirc
streets.
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Pride of Richmond connect, No. IA.
ID. of A., holds weekly session every
Tuesday evening at Liberty hail,
Twenty fourth and Broad streets
Miss Mary stutz. 222t Pleasant street.
Is the secretary.
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There are eight tribes in Richmond,
IA follows:
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'NNeNS' AhCIo - uOthtltH ii' aHS
or in any degree. which the noblest
woman might not hear or see TO her
profit The grandeur of It's truth, the
dignity and soiemnity of It's cere-
monies, the beauties of its spirit would
appeal to women as they do to men.
J. Yet the presence OF women IN
Masonic lodges would alter the char
acter of the order. and turn II aside
from It's original purpose and mission.
The Masonic lodge perpetuates among
us the mems house OF ancient society,
and as such has defn>s and dis
tinctive aim which would be greatly
modified. II not defeated, by the pres
ence OF women.
4. Psychologicaiiv, az every man
and woman knows, the atmosphere OF
a mixed assembly ia unlike that OF
gathering Of either sex alone, II may
be impaipa bic and hard to define. but
II is none the less real. There Ia more
restraint, both as 20 good and III. Men
and women are equal but unlike. and
when they are brought together the
mental climate is changed. Al any
rate a man gets something from fel-
lowship with men alone which he does
not and cannot get. in the same de-
gree. in a mixed company.
5. Women were never builders OF
great temples that is the work or
men. The symbolism Of Masonry. and
all IT'S suggestions being derived from
the art OF architecture-which Is Pc
culiariy the art OF man--wouid not
appeal to woman as Il does to man.
Moreover. the tradition and habit or,
the order have kept II true 10 the pur-
poses of the mems house, and II would
re unwise 10 change 1t. No bene-
A. SO far as we can see---and indeed,
much harm--wouid come OF admitting
women into the Masonic order-~The
Builder.
The Virginia Masonic Journal ia the
official organ OF Masonry in Virginia,
and every Mason should subscribe to
It. The Richmond Virginian com
mends II 20 the members.
Blue Lodges
Temple lodge, No. o. meets on the
firrt Friday in each month at Masonic
temple.
Richmond Iofge. No. 10, meets on
the first Tuesday in each month al
Masonic temple.
Metropolitan Lodge. No. II. meets in
Masonic temple on the second Thurs
day in each month.
Manchester lodge. No. IL, meets in
Masonic hail. South Richmond, on the
third Monday In each month.
Richmond Randolph lodge, No 10,
rosets r. Ms.on.' halI iso6 East
E'rank,tr street on IN. third Thurs
N~S :" ''N'' ''e 49,
a. H.
sN ""'.s 1850 ~ $3.50 r.
Gay N each month
Joppa lodge No 40 meets IN Ma
Dove lodge, No. 81, meets on the
sonic temple.
en.s~ms, t,Sva No ks rra~.~ TN
a.. - rtn
'A'
A,....u ,oara NJ "a ~n.nsn IVA Ms.
$50 es'
xx..sa..,> rr,,,sr. ,oSs,ya M aso r,asss
ty-nfth street. on the nrst Monday in
each month.
=
Lodge OF strict ooscTvance. NO. zo1'
meets In Masonic temple on tne rouFth
FRIDAY IN each month except on ss1-
ond Friday In December
-
MERIDIAN iooge, no @e4' meets IN
Masonic temple AZ noon on ehe tourln
MONDAY IN sach non'h'
~ ..s
hancock ton@es NO S@~, NESTS 81
highiand springs on the iour'h fi-
day IN each month
A. nna ~ -
EhiE Nia'u arA Oh 'no ''A A'A
e"0n i'o"'i
.,..,x O. aoa ..x H.
ryn ~ $50 Nanssv
q, a so snnss
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wns.h.,,,... ,,,,,,. NJ soa v,,astx
0A' All e"on '''o"e"
Y.-,a c,s,.n~ Ysarm go ss- rrn,e~
SCI, - a :
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Dnnghfera of America.

These councils are affiliated with
the Order Fraternsl Americans in
Virginia and the National Jr. O. T.
A NJ. The following 10 a correct list
of the councils In Richmond:
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PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF
AMERICA.
God. Our Country and Our Ord.

Washington camp. No. 2s, meets
the second and fourth Monday nights
OF each month In Juniors" hall. Full
Ton. Walter Rock. s20-A Denny
street. is the secretary.
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Paramount council. No. 10, meets
every Thursday night in Town hail,
twenty FIRST street and Paramount
avenue. c. l. Abrahams 10 the sacre-
tary, zoos Paramount avsnus.
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Loyal council, No. II. ID. OF A, holds
its regular sessions every Wednesday
night at corner Of Third and BROAD
streets. Mrs, Ella Turpin Is the sec
rotary.
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william Mckinley council. No. "a,

o. r. A.. assem- oled in their council
hall last Thursday night, corner Mar
shall and Fifth streets. It was a
splendid session The auditing COM
mittee reported on the financial con-
dition of the council and the treasury
Is In most gratifying condition. Th~
entire roster OF new officers for the
ensuing term were installed under the
prescribed ceremonies. and many In
teresting addresses were made, nota-
bly, by Brother Ballard. of Goodwill
council, No. 3. and Brothers White,
Lawrence and Hepler. of Mckinley
council All are invited to ate, 4 the
regular Thursday meetings.
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Marshall lodge. No. IL, X. Of r.
meets second and fourth Tuesday 1t
Lee Camp hall
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Washington camp, No. SO, meets
every Thursday night in juniors
hall. Howard's Grove. J. l. Fox. 1870!
North Twenty second street., In tn,
secretary.
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James Madison council. No. fsi,
meets every Monday night In ia
niors" hall. Twenty fifth and Marshall
streets. K c. Bass liz secretary, sos
West Cary street.
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Syracuse lodge. No. 3, X. of r.
meets AZ Liberty hall :4e3 East
Broad street. every Monday at r. NJ
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Ivanfoe lodge. No. "a. X. Of r.
meets second and fourth Monday In
Lee Camp hall
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beIVlQer0 ana MAIN streets II. Y.
! Foster Is the secretary. Ell Beverly
street.
! II. L. Ice council, No. II, NESTS
every. Wednesday night I'm Juniors"
( hall, Twenty-ffth and Mareh hail
streets. T. w. Landlord is the secre-
tary, s22 North Twenty-fourth street.
\ Patrick Henry council. No. IL
meets every Wednesday night In "Ju.
niors" hall, 6I4 louisiana street T..
w. Waymack 10 the secretary, 1909
Taylor street.
! Liberty council, No. IA, meets every
Tuesday night in Robins han, corn or
, Hull and Clopton streets. W. J. Nor
rissette Ia the secretary. 1897 Hull
street.
I Capital City council, No. 70. meets
every Friday night IN Juniors hail.
corner Seventh and Main streets. A.
Il. Krengei In secretary. 1tls West
Main street.
j Hope council, No. Is, meets IN
Springfield ball, Twenty sixth and NJ
streets. on the second and fourth
Wednesday nights IN each month e.
G. Hicks In the secretary, tat North
Twenty-fourth street,
! Davis council, No. 81, meets every
/ Tuesday night IN Manchester National
hank building. Tenth and Hull streets
iC. d. Reynolds Is the secretary, 40s
West Fifteenth street.
! Aurora council, No. 2S, meets every
Friday night In Monroe hall. West
Main street H D Euckols is the
seeretary. sf4 North Jefferson atreet.
Rock Ridge council, No. 50, meets
every Monday night In Toney's hall.
Eleventh and Hull streets. A. l.
Sampson Is the secretary. 1913 Perry
street.
! Grove council, No. 30, meets ever.
Tuesday night In Juniors" hall, How
ards Grove. w w Martin In the
secretary. 1898 Baldwin street
I Highland Springs council, No. 90,
meets In l.. O. o. r. hall. Main street,
every Thursday night. a. C. Atkinson
Is the secretary.
Jefferson council, No. 81. meets
every Wednesday night IN Eeividere
han. Belvidere and Main streets
George c. Morgan is the secretary,
ll6 South Laurel .street.
Paramount council. No. 10, meets
every Thursday night in Town hail,
Twenty first street and Paramount
avenue. C. I. Abrahams 10 the sacre-
tary, zoos Paramount avsnus.
James Madison council. No. 1si,
meets every Monday night In "Ja-
niors" hall. Twenty fifth and Marshall
streets, K c. Bass Ia secretary, sos
West Cary street
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Capital City councii, No. 7. n. Of A..
meets every second ard fourth Mon
day night at Colombo hall Mrs
Laura Powell is secretary. s07 North
Davis avenue.
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Goodwill council. No. 3, o. r. A.,
had fine meeting last Monday night
at their hall near corner of Twenty
NTH and Brood streets. Reports from
the various committees show splendid
work in all lines. The new officers
for the ensuing term are now getting
In full swing and grand years work
awaits the energies of this splendid
unit of the great order of Juniors.
May God bless every member OF this
diligent and loyal council
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Jefferson council, No. 81. meets
every Wednesday night IN Eeividere
han, Belvidere and Main streets
George G. Morgan ~ the secretary
li6 South Laurel .strees.
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Dove council. No. i2. u. of a. meets
every Friday niTht at Twenty-Hfth
and Broad streets. The secretary Is
Miss Lillian Strickland. $500 Q street
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Patrick Henry council. No. IL
meets every Wednesday night IN "Ju.
niors" hall, 614 louisiana street Z.
w. Waymack ts the secretary, 2z02
TAYLOR street.
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Love surereth long and is kind:
love envIeth not, love vaunteth not
itself; Is not pulled up"
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~PYTHfASs.1

Myrtle lodge. No. Is, X of p. meets
every Thursday night 31s East Mar
shall street
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Liberty council, No. IA, meets every
Tuesday night in Robins han. corner
Hull and Clopton streets. W. J. Nor
rissette Ia the secretary, 1877 Hull
street
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Capital City council. No. 70. meets
every Friday night IN Juniors hail.
corner Seventh and Main streets. A
r, Krengei Ia secretary. 1tls West
Main street
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NntionnI orni,nns, Hornc.

Charles II. HERMAN. superintendent,
Tiffin, o. u
Nrxt Place of Meeting.
Milwaukee. Wis. Tuesday. JUNE IT.
1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13

Monacan tribe. !. o. II. NJ, uneets
livery Thursday night at Monroe hall
Dill West Main street. Nelson Powell
y chief of records
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-13

II IL better 10 save an old member
en the point of suspension than to
rot pale face.