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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22
Sons Of America

The world war will soon be n thing
of the past. hut the problems grow
ing out OF ii will not all be settled for
ages to come. Our own vtrile man
hood has helped on the bloody field OF
battle to stamp the American ideals
on the destines OF the world, but our
work Is not yet done. Graver prob
lens will confront us. rs the war
has forced America into world poll
tics, so We, unwit'ngly, and perhaps
urwillingly, are drawn into the wh.rl
OF national and world affairs, and VIC
must take part in Them or else see the
things for which we stand lose all
their meaning.
Selfish interests. outside our ranks.
because they had The audacity to
force their wishes upon The national
field of action have sealed our
mouths during the war with Ger
many, and we dared no, speak out,
because to do so would have aided the
enemy We have fought as n
democracy against a brutal aufocracy,
but all the while The antocracy of
democracy has been developing with
In our midst
Preparedness for any act or condi-
ton Is the key of success, but once IN
a while even this fails. But being
prepared Is all right If YOU will be OF
Of every person to be prepared for a
life's work which win be of benefit to
all mankind. and not attempt to
simply gather in honor and renovn
for yourself There are other per-
sons who hive and move around just
as we DO, and who have an equal
right to the air We all breathe, and
their desires are deserving OF just as
much respect as our wishes. The
golden rule" is much the safest and
the best way 10 go by.
Richmond Camps.
Motto: One God, ora Bible one
language. one flag America Tor
Americans"
Washington camp. M. "a, meets
tho second and fourth Monday nights
OF each month In Juniors" hall. Full
ton. Walter Rock. 620A Denny
street. IL the secretary.
Of A., meets every Friday night. corner
Hull and Tenth streets. South Rich
mond. All members cf the order are
invited to attend the meetings Of the
camp.
Warrington camp, M. 81. me-ts
regularly at Highland Springs. G
II. 3ailIger. Highland Spring. Va
IS the recording secretary.
WashtngtcA camp, No. -. meets
every Thursday night in Juniors"
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F1tzhugh lodge. No. Of. I. O. o. r.
meets every Monday night at It's hall
corner Harrison and Broad streets, and
with a good attendance of the brothers
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wOODMEN CIRCLE

Maple Grove. No. 81. meets on
Thursday nights at Toney's hall.
Eleventh and Hull street, South Rich
mond.
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Progressive. Nest. No. 1868, meets
every Thursday night at Marshall hall.
25o5 East Broad. J. f. Davis, secre-
tary
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Onion lodge, No. 4. I. o. o. r..
meets every Tuesday night at I. o. 0
+, Home, corner Grace and Foushee
streets
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Arenpe chapscr. No. ~. meets

: Maso~i- temple on Twenty ff'h street
evhe third Monday in each month at :
O'Clock =. NJ Ms Elsie Davenport
~ worthy matron.
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Modern Woodmen

This special privilege to the MEM
berthe opportunity to help in this
cooperative endeavor--is the fra
ternal dividend in service the Modern
Woodmen OF America gives to its
membership.
part OF this beneficent work extended
through the channels OF the time
honored and matchless leader. the
Modern Woodmen of America? This
unusual fraternal helpfulness, this
plaintiffs sanatorium--for an I'M
eQueled social service" this CO.
operative home. this Mecca of the
first resurrection" to vast multitudes.
Is made possible by the rich fellow
ship and the genuine cooperative
shirt OF the membership OF the Mod
ern WoodnSen Of America In this
spirit the 'ittstitntion has conquered.
the best way to 60 by.--Camr News.
Is inconsiderate compared with re-
suits in benefits which really startie
all health students who examine this
enterprise and work. and who know
the truth concerning 1.-THE Wood
man.
Capitol Camp, No. 1905. meets first
and third Monday nights in each
month at Lee Camp Hall. 5l4h East
Broad street Clerk, w. A. Dixon,
e0zl West Main street.
Richmond Camp. No. 1885,. meets
iirst and 5lniEd "Wednesday nights iSs
each month at Lee Camp Hail. SID u
East Broad street. Clerk c. l.~Clark
II South Davis avenue.
Church Hin Camp. No. i1732. meets
first and third Thursday nights In
each month at Marshall Hall. 2505
East Broad street. Clerk. r. A.
Fones, l15 East Franklin.
Evergreen Camp. No. 1884. meets
second Tuesday night in each month
at Masonic Temple, Highland Springs.
Stop so. Harry w. Hardy. clerk.
Box 1913.
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Maple camp. No. 1850. meets second
and fourth Friday nights each month
In Manchester National bank build
ing, 1000 Hull street. T. g. Smoak.
clerk, II Cowardin avenue.
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o. r., meets every Tuesday night at
Its hall. corner Harrison and Broad
gtreets. lie; all the broth rs attend
Z communications
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Red Men

Indtanola Tribe. No. So. J. o. r. VI.
held a meeting at its hall. Leader
Hall. corner of Hull and Tenth streets.
last Wednesday night at which there
was large attendance. Great
Sachim Burke:t was present and pre-
sided. During the evening the de-
gree team. in charge Of Captain Frye
gave a drill. to The delight Of all pres
ent. The meeting closed by the serv
ing OF refreshments and a pleasant
social time was enjoyed until late
hours.
Richmond Tribes.
Annawan tribe, No. 20. I. q. r. NJ,
meets at Lee Camr hall every Friday
evening. r. e. Hughes. chief of
records 500 North Davis avenue.
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Ncs;aamrton lodge. No. 500. meets
81 + agc church on the fourth Mon
day in each month.
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= Masonic hail. South Richmond on
he fourth Tuesday at O'Clock p, NJ
Mrs Mary Bates is worthy ma
-Nn
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Ncnncnn tribe. 7. &. r. ~. maj
every Thursday night at Monroe IA
Gil West Main street, Nelson rawl
chief of records, 1927 Floyd avenuej
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II. Friendship, meets every Friday
night. Harrison-Street hall. near
Broad street Mrs. Elva Saunders.
r s.
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Owls

lttchmOnn Nest. NJ. 1855. Is max
ing extensive prepa ration for ball
to be given New. Years night, and II
In expected that Santa Claus will
have brought a large present in the
way of voluntary contributions to the
widows and orphan fund, and the two
events of Christmas and New Years
Will mark an era in the history of this
Nest The Nest is growing rapidly
and becoming one NJ the strongest IN
tho order. 1t now having more than
e7oo members.
General items of Interest
Brother Dillon is getting results in
his work al Brazil
Brother Lienweber is doing some
fine work In the state OF Georgia.
Biloxi. Miss. Owls named their
Nest Wilson Nest" in honor of Presi-
dent Wilson.
Supreme organizer reports thai.
Beaumont, Texas, Is making a drive
for a thousand members.
Brother Merton has Just taken
charge Of the work OF building up the
two Nests In Nashville, Tenn
Brother w A. Rutherford, the
supreme organizer. is temporarily
confined to his home by tonsilitis
Brothers Walker and Terrell are
to be commended for the class of
membership secured in East Point
Ga, Nest.
Many nests are now devising plans
for fan and winter work. They are
bound to keep the home fires burn
ing"
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Metropolitan lodge. No. II. meets H.
Masonic tec.7 pie on the second Thurs
day in each month. +. W. Miner
secretary.
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Tsab<srk lodge.

Rabcock lodge. No. 322. meets
every Friday night in the Masonic
temple a. Highland Springs. stop 40.
Nine Mile Road. w T. Hancock.
secretary.
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Washington camp, No. 81. meets
regularly at Highland Springs. G
II. HailIger. Highland Spring. Va
Is the recording secretary.
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Holly chapter. Nh -. meets in
Masonic hail. Highland Park, on the
ralr.l3 Friday Ak r NJ Mrs. Rosa
Tcelr bs is worthy nlairon.
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Hcnrfro Union lodge, No 100, meets
In Masonic hall. fi7i5 North TWEEN :
iy-hfth street, the first Monday
in each month, Joseph s, Wilson,
secretary.
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80. Highland Springs. meets first
and third Monday nights each month
in Masonic Temple, nj Highland
Springs, stop so. Miss Elva NJ. Frye.
x. 6.
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very Thursday night al the corner OF
Seventh ara Main streets. II. G
Brauer IL the secretary, 500 Randolph
street. t
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WashtnEtcA camp, Nc. -. meets
every Thursday night in "juniora"
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Richmond Nest, Order OF Owls, No
1856, meets every Monday night at
Owls hall. corner Second and Broad
streets. c. I. Clark, r. S. II South
Davis avenue
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Goodwill council, No. 5, q. F.. A.,
holds session every Monday night at
Corprew hall, 3406 East Broad street.
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Liberty council No. IL, meets every
Tuesday night In Robins hail. corner
Hull and C'lopton streets. w. j. Nor"
rissette Is the secretary, 1921 Hull
street.
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II. T.. Ice council. No. II. meets
every Wednesday night in Jr. 0. L. A.
NJ hall. Twenty-fifth and Marshall
streets. r. w. Landlord Is the secre-
,ary, S22 North Twenty-fourth street.
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-. Amsty lodge. No. 10. meets In Ma
eonic temple on the third Tuesday IN
each month.
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Tvanhoe lodge. No. "a, X. OF p:
meets second and fourth Monday In
Lee Camp hall.
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Enterprise council. No .. meets
every Tuesday night IN HelVidere hall
Belvidere and Main streets r. G.
Foster il the secretary. Sll Beverly
street
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Evergreen Camp. No. 1884. meets
second Tuesday night in each month
at Masonic Temple, Highland Springs.
Stop so. Harry w. Hardy. clerk.
Box 1913.
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Daughters OF Amcric

Dove council. No. ~. d. OF A. meet
every Friday night at Marshall hal
2505 Fast Broad street.
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Patrick Henry council. No. -,
meets every Wednesday night In "Ju-
riors" hall. GA Louisiana street. D.
w Way mack Is the secretary. :202
Taylor street.
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New South council. No. a. meets
avery Thursday night In l. Q. o. F.
hall. at the corner OF Eighth and Hull
streets. C. l.. Jackson. Jr.. Is the sec
rotary, Sl1 Decatur street.
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fsfci, = rnndoi h lodge. ~,
meets In Mason's hail. is6b East
Franklin street, on the third Tuesday
IA each 30 IN.
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clerk: J. W. Jewett. assistant clerk:
j. J. Murray. escort: G. M. Smith
Waterman; j. NJ. Mabrey, sentry: prs.
T. y Jones. II. X. Mitchell. r. G..
Hill, NJ. p. Eucker, physicians; A. u.
Frostick. Charles Burkert and o. ID.
Brtnser. auditors.
This is one OF the largest camps in
the order, now having over 400 men,
hers
On Thursday night December 12th,
Maple Grove, NO. 81, Woodmen Cir
Gle the ladies' auxiliary OF the W. O.
w. held its regular meeting in
Toneys hail. 100 Hull street, when
officers for the ensuing year were
elected. A large attendance OF mem
bers added To the interest Of the
meeting and a pleasant evening was
enjoyed. Mrs. q. ID. Brinser Is the
retiring guardian. This circle IL
growing rapidly and has always been
active in all good work.
niack Gum camp. No. 81. meets
first and third Friday nights each
month in Marshall hall. w. E. Con
ner. clerk. 1905 North Thirty sixth
street.
Cedar camp. No. a.. meets first
and third Tuesday nights each month
at jr o. l.. A. II. hail, Redd street.
corner Stewart street. Fulton.
Nc .noiia camp, No. 20. meets sec
ond and fourth Monday nights each
month in Monroe hall.
Maple camp, No. 1850. meets second
and fourth Friday nights each month
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Old Dominion council, Nc. 10. meets
every Friday night Junior Order United
American Mechanics hail. corner TWEEN
tyhfth and Marshall streets. Mrs.
Julia b. Gay. secretary, a1e0 East
Broad street
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Jorpn lodge. No. -. meets In Ma"
sonic temple @ the first Thursday In
each month.
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rratcrnal lodge. No, SO. meats In
Masonic temple. 100 West Broad
! street, on the second Monday in each
month William Reinheimer. secre-
tary.
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pov~ iodrc. No 81. meets on the
second Friday of each month at Ma
shpic temple. All IL. Mcdonnell,
Secretary.
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Warrington camp. No. 80. r. o. =
Of A., meets every Friday night. corner
Hull and Tenth streets. South Rich
mond. All members cf the order are
invited to attend the meetings Of the
camp.
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4 Fitzgerald lodge, No. 200. meets in
Parton Hefrhts on the third Monday
III each month.
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Union council. No. II. meets everv
Wednesday night at Marshall hall. 2505
East Broad street Mrs. EuIa n. Bur
ION, secretary,
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Merisfinu lodge, Ne. as4. meets In
Masonic temple at non on the fourth
Monday In each month.
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I Nnrfi,ss,ic lodge. No. 29., meets In
Highland Park on the third Friday in
EACH month.
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Capita, city council. No. 10. meets
every Friday night. corner Seventh and
Main streets. A. r, Krengel Is secre>
tary.
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~ Jol,.''s lodge. 10. "a. mt ats In
Masonic temple l0a West Broad
street en- the second Tuesday in each
month Oscar j. Adams, secretary.
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Lodge Of Strict Observance. No. GOT.
Masonic temple at~noon on the fourth
ci-risae tn each masth, ,except on sre-
ORR 5i,'rSixss Hn ~ fyrve III i,4.l>s~~-j g.
Seelinger. secretary.
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q. Dove, meets frst ana third Wed
ncsday nights at its hall Huli ant
Eleventh streets. South Richmond
Miss Naomi Williamson, r. S.
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stars and stripes council. M. Is,
meets every Tuesday night at Monroe
hall. s0s West Main street. W. G, Chill
dress. secretary, s South Plum street
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Central council. No. ~. meets every
Monday night at Fraternity hall, Third
and Broad streets. Mrs. II. Il. Toombs.
secretary. 80 North CRANKY street.
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Ma -noiia camp, No. 20. meets sec
ond and fourth Monday nights each
month in Monroe hall.
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Richmond Camp. No. 1851. meets
i1rst and Ttn4Ed "Wednesday nights ii
each month at Lee Camp Hail. sid ~
East Broad street. Clerk c. l.NClark,
II South Davis avenue.
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Select couneii. No. *. meets every
Friday night at Toney's hall, Eleventh
and Hull streets II. A. Gil. secretary,
I1s1a Albany avenue
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Tiahcock lodge, No. 3@2. meets at
Highland Springs on the fourth FRI
day Ia each month
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Hope council. No. q. meets In
Springfield hall. Twenty sixth and
streets, on the second and fourth
Wednesday nights in each month. f.
G.. Hicks Is the secretary. 727 North
Twenty fourth street
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d
snd NJ streets. every wednesday, Nv
ing. G. " Patterson. chief OF reco1
Highland Sprirgs
Manhattan trit,c. M. az. !. q. n.
meets at Lee Ca;np hail every Sstl
day night. J. L. rattison. cher
r. lords. 9-A SoIth Adams street.
Cr~chnncr nnugh trim. No. 1tal
o ". NJ. meets at "Juniors' "
h"dd corner Stewart. every rri1
night. w. j. Mcdowell, chief
records.
Pr~pcc tri,sc. Nc. SO. ,. q. r.
meetA every Thursday night at a
coran hall. J. ". Brown. chief
records. 700 North Twenty foul
strt 81.
EfCuncnV trtIHr r. n ~
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Jencrson council, No, 81. meets
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Grove council, No. 40. meets ever.
Tuesday night In "Juniors' hail. How
sros Grove. W. W. Martin ie tn
tecretary, 1923 Baldwin street.
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Highland Springs council. No. 48,
meets every night In Masonic hail.
Highland Springs, Stop 80. Nine-Miie
road, is secretary.
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Marshall lodge. NJ, IL. X. OF r..
meets secoad and fourth Tuesday in
Lee Camp hall
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Rock Ridge council. No. 80. nesta
every Monday night in Tonev's hail.
1922 Hull streets A. l. Sampson,
secretary, 14l5 Perry street.
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Mny council. No. II. meets ever,
Tuesday night at Corprcw hall, atet
East Broad street. Mrs. Lucy II. Grit
I'm. secretary.
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Washington camp. M. "a, meets
tho second and fourth Monday nights
OF each month In Juniors" hail. Full
ton. Walter Rock. 620-A Denny
street, IL the secretary.
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Aurora council. No. "a. meets every
Friday night In Monroe hall, West
Main street H. d. Nuckols 10 ths
secretary, 314 North Jefferson street.
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Davis council. No. -. meets every
Tuesday night at the corner Hull and
Tenth streets e. y. Reynolds. secrc-
tary, to7 West Fifteenth street.
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Syracuse. lodge, No. ). X. OF p,
meets every Monday night at o'clock
a. Pythian Castle. Sl3 East Marshall
street.
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A. ". Glinn council. No. Z, rasets
every Wednesday night in hall. corner
of Broad and Harrison streets. George
c Morgan is the secretary. 3i5 South
Laurel street.
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KCnmOh lamps.
Motto: One God one Bible ono
language. one flag America for
Americans
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Rescue council. No. I. meets every
Friday night In Owls hall at the
corner OF Second and Broad streets
w. l. Tyler is the secretary. 50 North
Eighth street.
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suited as follows: w. p Cassidy.
chief patriarch. i. +. Penser, senior
warden: Harry W Hardy. junior
warden: V. T. Drake, high priest;
r. ! Carlton. scribe; II, II, SarSay,
financial scribe, and r. J. Trtplett.
treasurer. There was q good at
tendance and fue meeting. A drive
is being made Cor the initiation OF
large class soon The camp is in u
prosperous condition and much inter
est /. being taken in its meetings.
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LADIES'. AUXILIARY.
Daughters of Liberty


| ladies AUXILIARY.
| Daughters of Liberty
! NirRinfs council. No. =, meets. every
, Friday night ct Junior Order United
| American Mechanics. e14 Louisiana
avenue. Walter Rock, secretary, S2s-A
Denny street.
Lily council. No. 3. meets every
TUESDAY night at Fraternai hall. III
Hull street ], Il. Reams. secretary.
seq Stockton street
liberty DeI ccuaciI. No. (. meets
every Thursday nieht at Belvi6ere hall.
corner Main and Belvi.lere streets f.
w. Miller, secretary. tc3 South Laurel
/ street.
star and Crer--ut council. Va. s.
/ meets every Friday night al Monroe
hall. corner Main and Eelvidere streets
". +. Keller. secretary. c1o9 West
Main street.
Fidelity council. No. z. meets every
Tuesday night at Junior Order United
American Mechanics hall. corner TWEEN
tyhfth and Marsha streets. Mrs. II
Wakefield, sec rotary. 222o Jefferson
avenue.
Old Dom inion ~ouncH. No. 10. meets
every Friday night Junior Order United
American Mechanic hall, corner TWEEN
ltv-ifth and Marshal streets. Mrs.
Julia b. Gay. secretary, a1e0 East
Broad street
Union council. No. II, meets every
Wednesday night at Marshall hall. a5o5
East Broad street. Mrs. Eula NJ Bur
Ton, secretary.
stars and stripes council. M. Is,
meets every Tuesday night at Monroe
hall. s0s West Main street. W. c, Chill
dress. secretary. s South Plum street
select couneii. No. *. meets every
Friday night at Toneys hall. Eleventh
and Hull streets, IL A. Gill secretary,
1sla Albany avenue
Central council. No. ~. meets every
Monday right at Fraternity hail, Third
and Broad streets Mrs. II. Il. Toombs.
secretary. $40 North CRANKY street.
Mny council. No. II. meets every
Tuesday night at Corprcw hall etes
East Broad street. Mrs. Lucy II. Grit
I'm. secretary.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-09
GENERAL MARCH ANNOUNCES
 NUMBER TROOPS EMBARKED
 AND TELLS OBJECT OF DRIVE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 4-General March an that the American soldiers who have embarked for all fronts including Siberia number 6500O0 During the month of August 25O,O0O soldiers landed n. Trance and almost many placed the front a part of the field army.
 In speaking of the present obectves of the allied drves General March that the Canadian drive the old QueanDrocourt line is for Canbra and that the present time their advance posts within and half miles of the city and that effective resistance is in sight The only thing that resains the allied leaders from making fierce and final drive for the is the danger of being ou1anked and for that they waiting until their salient has been considerably widened. The work the south is proceeding very satisfactorily is that to the north of the salient
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-09-09
ORPHANS WILL
 BE FED SOON

Reposing in the safe of The Citi- zen is the following receipt:
 Sept. 4. 1918. Received from The Alaska Citi- zen Four Hundred twenty-eight and 75-1OO Dollars.
 ANNIE MARY FITCHETT." This represents the total amount received during the month of Au. gust for the Fatherless Children of France through the donations of the residents of Interior Alaska. enough to support nearly dozen orphans for one year.
 The opening of the fund for the month of September is marked by donation for years support of an orphan and by two smaller dona. tions, bringing the days work up to nearly $40.
 The standing of the fund for the first day is as follows: MT and Mrs G. A. MacQuarrie,
 EStef .................. .$S6.bO Mrs. Fred Baxter ........... 2.50 Roberta Ferguson ........... .75 Iotal ................. .$5SIo