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American Mechanics, 6la Louisiana
avenue. Walter Rock, secretary. 62s-A
Denny street.
Lily couhcil. No. \. meets every
Tuesday night at Fraternal hall, III
Hull street. J. d. Reams, secretary.
502 stockton street.
Liberty BELL council. No. 4. meets
every Thursday night at Belvidere hall.
corner Main and BelviGere streets. Il.
w Miller. secretary, 1913 South Laurel
street.
Star and Crescent council. No. 8,
meets every Friday night at Monroe
hall. corner Main and Belvidere streets.
w. r.. Keller. secretary. 27o9 West
Main street.
Fidelity council. No. :, meets every
Tuesday night at Junior Order United
American Mechanics hall. corner Tween
Wakefield. sec rotary. 1920 Jefferson
avenue. ------
Old Dominion council. No. 10. meets
every Friday night Junior Order United
American Mechanics hall. corner Twen-
ty-ffth and Marshall streets. Mrs.
Julia b. Gay. secretary, 2720 East
Broad street.
Union council, No. II, meets every
Wednesday night at Marshall hail. 2506
East Broad street. Mrs. Eula NJ Bur-
ton, secretary.
Stars and stripes councll. No. -,
meets ever. Tuesday night at Monroe
hall. 609 West Main street. w. c. Chill
dress. secretary, South Plum street.
Select council, NO. ~, meets every
Friday night at Toney's hall, Eleventh
and Huh streets. Fl. A. Gill. secretary.
l1915 Albany avenue.
Ideal council. No. 20. meets every
Wednesday night at Town Hall, Fair
mount avenue. G. Il. Gerecke. secretary.
1911 North Twenty-third street.
Central council. No. 10. meets every
Monday night at Fraternity hall. Third
and Broad streets. Mrs. r. b. Toomhs.
secretary, $40 North CRANKY street.
Clay council. No. n, meets every
Monday night at Town Hall. Fair
mount avenue. Mrs. Lucy NJ. Griffin,
1907 Mechanicsviiie turnpike.
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Dove fosirr. No. 81. meets on the
second Friday OF each month at Ma
sonic temple.
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Dixie acric, No. 1913. r. O. f, holds
open house all the time at its club
rooms and home, corner Third and
Marshall streets
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Loyal council, No. II, y. OF A., holds
IT'S regular sessions every Wednesday
night at Harrison and Broad streets.
Mrs. Ella Turpin Is the secretary.
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Magnolia camp, No. 20. meets sec
ond and fourth. Monday nights each
month in Monroe hall.
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Henrico Union lodge, No. 1870, meets
in Masonic hall. 717h North TWEEN
'y' Nth street, on the frst Monday
In each month.
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- lo13g0y Nc. l4I, '. o. O. f.,
9vafy T1ursdAy night In ths
= ~ ~ AAil 500 Hull street.
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Faithful council No. 8, meets every
Friday night at Springfield hall.
Twenty sixth and II streets. Mrs.
Lillian Sale, secretary.
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G. l.. Gates has been clerk Of Camp
1873 of Waverly, H.. for thirty-three
years He thinks that is Some record
for A camp clerk, and he would like
to give up the clerkship on November
10, his ttirty-third anniversary. He
IS a little bit discouraged because the
camp is not doing anything, but he
should not be discouraged because
war activities nave cut down the Mt
tendance on many camps and meet
inRs of other societies, but when the
boys begin TO come back home now
that victory is secured the dead camps
Will again become active, and IL Is
sincerely hoped that Neighbor Gates
/ will not give up the ship.
The Motive.
Life 10 my eye is bat pure Romance
Wherein we're ever battling Ctrcun-
And as we era opre It the Tale will be
a bit of laughter or of tragedy
I'm keep mine full OF cheer. and frame
1t SO
That light shall dominate the scenes
Of woe,
However eeep tire sorrows that i'm
pend
BY making Love the motive to the end.
when in doubt. tell the truth. -
Mark Twain.
AT a meeting Of the executive coun-
Icil, held in September, Head Clerk
Bort submitted statement Of local
camp war activities IN the matter of
Investments, showing that 1858 local
camps of the society have, as camps,
purchased United States Liberty loan
bonds war savings certificates and
4fFtTs uta Jitar "a. - and
have contributed $2h,93a,6p 10 the
Red Cross. Young Mems Christian as
sociation, knights Of Columbus ana
similar way 9uXiiiaries. a Er2ud total
.of S394.6GG.5 6. The council expressed
fa appreciation Of the loyalty and
patriotism th~s mani 'estr6 10y tho
iocaf camps and ordered the state
mept filed.
Capitol Camp. NO. io20f, meets first
and bird Monday nights IN each
month at Lee Camp Hal, 51tM East
froad street. Clerk, w. A. Dixon,
2o2l West Main street
Richmond Camp, No. 1881. meets
first and third Wednesday nights In
each month at Lee Camp Han, h1d X
East Broad street. Clerk. G. /. Clarke
II south Davis Avenue.
Church iiiii Camp. No. 1899, meets
first and third Thursday nights In
each month at Marshall Hall. 25o5
East Broad street Clerk, X, ~
Fohes. IFS East Franklin.
Evergreen Camp, No. 165ta. meets
second Tuesday night in each month
al Masonic Temple, Highland Springs
Stop so. Harry w. Hardy, clerk
BOZ 1878.
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Little Mattaponi Council No. II,
meets at" Jr. o. y. A. M. hall, '504
Louisiana street, Second and Fourth
Tuesday nights OF each month.
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Fraternal lodge, No. So, meets In
Masonic temple on the second Mon
day in each month.
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Black s2s,m camp, No. 81. meets
first and third Friday nights each
month IN Marsh hall hall W r. Con-
ner. clerk. ll05 North Tbirty-s.xth
street
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Reports to September TO the head
clerk OF the M. w. A. showed that
there were enlisted from the United
States and Canada $3.50 beneficial
members of the order. .
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Jr. O. u. A. NJ.

Union council. No. II. Daughters OF
Liberty, which meets at Marshall nail
25G5 East Broad street. won the grand
prize offered in this papers prize dts-
tribution for the largest list OF SUD-
scribers to the paper. the same being
n player piano, and which has been
delivered to the council and placed In
it's hall. The membership is highly de-
lighted with both its success and the
prize.
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Io<er Of Strict Observance. No.

Lodge Of Strict Observance, No. GOT.
Masonic temple at noon on the fourth
Friday in each month. except on sec
ond Friday IN DeceL4ber.
Meridian lodge. No, 2s4, meets In
''asonic temple at non on the fourth
Monday in each month.
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Fitzgerald lodge. No. 299. meets In
Barton Heights on the third Monday
ia each month
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Pride OF Richmond council, No. Il.
y. of \. Meets every Thursday eve,
ing at 500 J.. NJ. In Corprew hall, 24oc
East Broad street. Mrs. E. Nj, Day
walt, recording secretary.
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Bahcock lodge, No. 322, meets at
Highland Springs on the fourth Fri
day in each month
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Z - Adhem lodge. no. 2i0.
Y Thursday night at I. O. O..
eofneF Grace ana T ouchee
4 30gree work always on land.
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HoIFE" CF0pfFr. N0 =. neeIs IN
Masonic hail, Highland Park. or the
fourth Friday at r II Mrs. Rosa
ToUnbs Ia worthy matrop.
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Naom. Ctanter. No. 4, meets in Ma
sonic Temple at Highland Springs on
the fourth Monday In each month at
2 O'Clock
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.Rachunond snhortIinaies.

nnAa Io6ec, No, 4, /. o. O. f.
nry Monday might at l. o. o
corner GraSe and Foushee
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Nothing is 20 firmly believed
rs thnt we least Enow.--MoutaiE-
nc.
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oecresarses. scripes and press
fkf&as o. the varicuE lodges
yArious orders are requested
o6 their meta, fnr publication
~ handa Of the F~aternai eGs-
|#Iy ! O'clock r NJ, every
10y FOR tho following sun
ditipn OF The sirginian.
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Niznah chapter. No 80. v4co's 81,
Masonic tompie on the third Tues
dar ir each month ut o'clock j.. ".
II SIS Mary MalOnec Is worthy ma
'rnu
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Odd Fellows

the LODGES are meeting again
eoOd attendance in being had
k Henry had a specially e@-.
6k, last TuesSay night Severed
1atca were given the Degree Of
ohip and iluch business trans
Fitxhugh had good meeting
Sy night, as eiso Enicn on Tues
4HfIht, The meeting Of Ahou Ben
n and Henderson ios res were
Iell attended Thur Jay night
zAgrees conferred
1Don encampmert anticipates an
well -attended meeting next
1Aaday night. A large mum Der of
Mates are awaiting the Golden
6oxen, which will be the spe-
Tor the evening. TIE first social
- ereanr uent, held in the
wa. H. bone AMI .he first enter
erat held for many months wiz
Elka given. All mem bers are urged
present, ard now ae peace -
MI To the VIZ wrecked world
@ceIehrate its rcturn win 10 d
nehioned hAndshake. Come.
kers, one and all.
~ Rebekah lodges gre O. 2 in work
31eler again. The individual mem b.
under the care and direction Of
respective uohle Egands, have
sfninisterinr ange iS in many
~ during The preva cree OF the
EFriendsnip lodge lost one u7e71-
ri the eieSfh ~ Sister Eatia lHSst-
Y She WAS q devoted member ana
ed by alt
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-Amtty lodge. No. re. meets In Ma
fsoric--empie ca the third Ta1esaay IN
each month. !
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Rici.,'- d-Rauaoi lodge, s,.n ~,
meets In Maaon's hall. 1895 East
FrauE lin street. on the third Tuesday
n each month.
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Joppa lodge. No. 40. meets in Ma
sonic temple Ga the first Thursday in
each month.
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,,o.t- -" IT, n ~ NJ hall t304
In,,,at,n, s...o. ocoons md Fourt n
1Sounsian, s,reet. o.a oh , n -
'0e'FA' s''N0 -
rr A NJ
| Union council. No. II. Daughters o.
Liberty, which meets at Marshall nan
25o5 East Broad street won the grano
prize offered IN TINS paper prlEe az
seribers to the paper. tne same oeans
piaye, pi@no' atu 49, - r1"osa h,
oeiiNefso 70 me $3.50 ~" w 1917 aa.
$500 ...a, ,,ith hn,n re a,,ccesa and the
80.
Star and Crescent council. No. G.
Sons and nauvhters of Liberty, viii
resume It's regular meetings mex Wed
Inesday nEsht at Monroe hall. being the
first meeting since the "fu' epidemic
urged
-
Rescue councu. No. !, meets every
Friday night in Owls hall at the
corner Of Second and Broad streets
Eighth street.
n. w. sSlfttl tOtbttts wv iiltttF
EVERY Wednesday night in "Juniors
hall. Belvidere and Main streets
ms south Laurel street.
---
New Sonfb council. No. 3, meets
.,,.'.,,' srts,,si.,,. ,,ie,nt in O q p
MN at thn rorocr of E,~hth and Hul
streets. c. L. Jackson. Jr. IS the sec
rotary St7 Decatur street.
1
rn,crprise t.auncil, No. o, meets
teverv Tuesday nirht IN Belvidere hall
[Sa.,a. y. ~ s.nnre+a,,, al pever},
ltr ,st vac
/ - r rc,. co,-rl-,, No - r-ao+~
', .r,ro,t,. essi IA -, siarshaI
'.t-ol t,,,'' ~ NJ, 4.,l.eo-t y. 80 ef.s,.n.
,a 60, Nv, i' 1,n.., sa,,rth straa,
'''' - 60 -N0''" 800 80
fH'f''" hc''FF co''''h' w
meets every " gdpc&aay nigi.1 u. VI
rlors' nan, 6l+ Louisiana street -
w Naymack Is the secretary zzo-
Liberty council 40. IL. ipests every
Tuesday Right in Robins hall, corner
nun anu Nioptott StFtetS' " - -lNi
street.
cspitai City council. No. -. meets
every Frif'y night corner seventh art
Main streets a. Krengel is secre-
Hope council. No. %. meets II
Springfield han. Twenty sixth and p
streets, on the second ana fourtl
Wednesday nfsl,ts In each rnantl4 =
fC. Hicks ia me secretary. 72T Novtf
-
! Davis council. No. 81, meets evess
TUESDAY nizht ut the corner Hun ana
Tenfa streets. C. H. REYNOLDS. secre-
ta1y, l0T West Fifteenth street
7, alsst II 4on 5.,, hsn. W. q,
SECRETARY ala Nyo-,i. 1erfereor, etreat
Grove co,ncu No IN noots quar-,
ITuesdov nl,rbt in "Jnniore', han nov.
ARCS Ernve w ~ Marin ia tbs
Pool. .,;,,e ,o,,rctI No ~ r,ao.,
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st joins IL 'rc, No "a, M cts ii
Masonic temple "a the second Tues
day IL each mo,ah,
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WcSshau,Yt1,u

Wcsshau,pton lodge No. sec. meets
at Ridge church on the fourth Mon
day in each month.
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Degree N PocahOntns
Little Sqnaw Council No. S. meets
at 700 N Twenty-sixth street every
Monday night.
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Temple lodge. No. .. meets. on the
gest Friday In each menth at Masonic
temple.
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Richmond i~7oe. No. 10 meets on
fhe first TuesdaF In each month At
Masonic temple.
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Daughters OF Liberty

Virginia council, NO. 2, meets every
Fri lay night at Junior Order United
American Mechanics, 61s Louisiana
avenue " alter Rock, secretary, 62s-A
Denny street.
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Eorthside lode, No. 2o2. meets in
Highland Park on the third Friday in
each month
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e1lf1A lo0Se, No. s28. I. O.
DooEs every Thursday night nj
1weo<y -f1tth and Nxrsnsl'
Always 4 good meeting.
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q TIE RIcHMoNn vIRaINIAN- SUNDAY. Noy EN- u.

meets every Thursday night at Cor.
coran hall. j. N. Brown. chief OF
records, 700 North Twenty-fourth
street.
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paurhters or America,

Dove council, No. -, d. OF A.. M ots
every Friday night at Marshall hall,
1905 East Broad street.
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Goodwill council, No. 3, q. F. A.,
holds session every Monday night at
Corprew hall, 2406 East Broad street.
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Nau hester chapter, %. ~. meets
the fourth Tuesday M $ c'cicrk j.. NJ.
Mrs Mary Bates is worthy ma
iron.
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Indianola trif,c. No. 81. T. O. r.. NJ.
meets every Monday night at Leader
hall. corner Hull ana Tenth streets.
South Richmond. C.. 8. Wells. chief
Of records, 1870 Porter street.
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- 1cdge. Nc. les. !. O. o. r.,
4 Thursday night at Leader
- Hull and Ieath streets.
Amond.
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Rescue council. No. !. meets every
Friday night in Owls hall at the
corner Of Second and Broad streets.
w. J. Tyler is the secretary. 81 North
Eighth street,
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AIanctska tribe, No. s3. L. O. II NJ.
meets at Lee Cainp hall every Satur-
day night. J. l.. Pattison. chief VI
re lords. ga South Adams street.
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Metropolitan lodge. No. IL. meets l..
Masonic ter pie Or the second Thurs
day In each month
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Lewis Csnt@r lodge. No. St1, meeta
at Ginter Park, on the third Thurs
day I'm each month.
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HIEARIEG NuBLY

Now why should we OF little woes
complain,
When far across the sea mid scenes
of pain
Our sons are meeting CALAMITY and
'v---a------- srcii F.
The legioned pests let loose from
darkest HELP
Freedom fr@m woe In days like these
is sign
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REEE.k An nrGRFE

Bnsr. meets first s1A .t!~i We'd
Nv nights al rs hau, Hun sd
nth streets. south Richmond.
Naomi yrilliaEa&pn. Il s.
y Eriendship. me eta every Friday
Harrison Stree han, near
r street. Mrs. Eiya Saunders.
n Progressive. meets every FRIDAY
EI. O. O. f. Home, corner Grace
oushee atreets. AAla I. Turpin,
z0B South Third street.
AAfrd Monday nights each month
Masonic Temple. al Highland
-. stop 30. Miss Elva Nj. Frye.
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FairTnount council, No. 20. meets
every Thursday night IN Town hail
Twenty first street and Fairmourt
avenue. c. L. Abrahaius is the secra.
tary. zoos Fairmount avenue.
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Manchester lodsee, No. ~ meets ir
Masonic hall. South Il hmoad. on tbs
fhn4 Monday IN each month,
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who had become disabled because Of
;age or sickness, that withdrew and
were paid $5,475. y
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Richmond tya.) lodge. No. $50,
4. q. q. NJ, meets every Monday night
at 4 O'clock at It's lodge rooms, l0t
East Frank lin street, J. r. McCau-
Icy - dictator and e. ". Earman Is
serretary.
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A. w. CHM council. No. Z, meets
every Wednesday night in Juniors
ball. Belvidere and Main streets
George G. Morgan Is the secretary
us South Laurel sfweet.
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The supreme organized while or
an extended trip through the South
had the pleasure OF being present al
a social at East Point. Ga, given fol
the entertainment of the mem bers
relatives and friends, Refreshments
were served. and the evening was en-
joyed by all.
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jamestown tribe. No. II. I. q. II. NJ,
meets at Springfield hail. Twenty-sixth
and NJ streets. every Wednesday even
ing. c. e. Patterson. chief OF records.
Highland Springa
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- HcEry lodge. No. It0. r. G..
n0ota every Tuesday night at
Aoxner Harrison and Broad
@ L14 ali the brothers stteLa
nnfeAfionA.
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Richmond Fraternities


OF the contest land the worthy grand
matrcn has recently expressed the
thanks of the order through the col
umns of this paper.
The Ancient ard Accepted Scottish
Rite of Fraomasot.g will held a faear-
days session OF the order in this city
heeinninr next Monday From forty
ITO Gtty candidates will during The
co6clave be taken through the various
degrees IT this higher branch OF Ma
eunry zip 10 and including the thirty.
second degree. which save. one Ia the
highest rank that can he conferred
by the order These candidates come
from ail parts OF the state, where Ma
sonic lodges exist. and there will also
be present a nurn Der of visiting broth
ers. AT the anai close Of the cere-
moniM q banquet viii he served, and
as peace now hovers over a worldw ide
VAR, the occasion viii be one of great
enjoyment and pleasure and long to be
remembered by the fraternity,
Ruth chapter, No. 8, met in regular
session last Tuesday might, the FIRST
since the epidemic. a eoodly number
Of the members were present. while
there had been some Illness among
them there had been no deaths There
was pleasant visit among those pres
ent and an enjoyable evening.
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Moose

The Pilgrims degree Of merit was
instituted during the convention at
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Lily couhcil. No. =. meets every
Tuesday night at Fraternal hall, III
Hull street. J. D. Reams. secretary.
502 stockton street.
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Upon recommendation OF Past
Grand Exalted Ruler Harper. a reso-
luton was passed authorizing the
grand secretary to purchase and keep
on hand for sale to the subordinate
lodges a suitable supply OF identifica-
ton medals for men in the service
who are members OF the order. the
use oil such medals TO be optional with
su coordinate lodges. These will tie
ready for distribution in a short time.
F1..hn,ond lodge. No. AZ, Is. +. q. T.,
conducts Us lodge and home st tho
corner OF Eleventh ana Marshal
streets. John N, Allen is exalted
ruler and w. r. liarwood is secre-
tary.
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eJaI7crs,sss council. No. 81, meets
very thursday nighf at RE corner ~
Seventh and Main streets H G
Brauer is the secretary. 900 Randolph
street.
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james Madison council. No. 1871
meets every Moaday night in "Ju.
Mos" hall. Twenty i.fth and Marshall
streets. X. G. Bass Is secretary. sos
" est Cary street.
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souls are un-Arherican, who feel no
spiritual reaction to the ideals and
principles Of democracy. freedom and
justice.
No man has any right to call him
self an American unless he II ready to
nght for America. The measure OF
our Americanism IL our sacrihce for
its safety ana tiefense. ~----
Today our nation is at war, and
therefore Is in deadly danger. This
means that every man. woman and
child in America Is at war, and is in
danger. Every American must fight,
every American nr,Ist sacrifice, II we
are to win tho war. Unless we win
the war. Unless we win thu war,
every American will be epslaved.
when we DO win the war, every free
man on earth will be strengthened in
his freedom.
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Cpechancnnough tribe. No. 116. I.
0 r. NJ. meets at Juniors" hill,
kadd corner Stewart, every Friday
nirht G. r. Stone. chief of records.
1907 Fairmount avenue.
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Liberty BELL council. No. 4, meets
every Thursday night at Belvidere hall.
corner Main and Belvidere streets. T..
w. Miller. secretary, 1873 South Laurel
street.
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Central council. No. 10. meets every
Monday night at Fraternity hall. Third
and Broad streets. Mrs. r. b. Toomhs,
secretary, $40 North CRANKY street.
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Star and Crescent council. No. 6.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty, VIII
resume it's regular meetings next We'd
nesday might at Monroe hall. being the
first meeting since the "fu' epidemic,
a fun attendance Of the members is
urged.
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Rlchn,ora Camr. Nn. 1t2az. meet

arst and third Wednesday nights II
each month at Lee Camp Han, STA X
East Broad greet Clerk. G. l. Clarke
II south Davis avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17

nm1 Springs ledge. No. -,
10y Wednesday night at its
kfGhlAnd Springs. The lodge
promptly al i O'clock ad
rUthers are requested TO at
~ oo9sionA.
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Church mn Camp. No. 1879, meet

first and third Thursday nights II
each month at Marshall Hall ESQ.,
East Broad street. Clerk, Il, a
Fones, 115 East Franklin,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17

Clay council. No. n, meets every
Monday night at Town Hall. Fair
mount avenue. Mrs. Lucy NJ. Griffin,
1407 Mechanicsviiie turnpike.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17

Capitol Camp. NO. ioa01 meets first
and tbird Monday nights in each
month At Lre Camp IlsN 51fM East
I5road street. Clerk, w. A. Dixon,
2NHl Meal Main -street.
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ladies' Auxiliary,

Richmond rcst, No. 1920, meets
second and fourth Wednesday nights
each month at Owls Hal, corner
Broad and Second streets Miss
Fannie Kelly. secretary. STA North
Sixth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17

Gray Eagle tribe. No. e3, I. o. II. NJ,
RI Gets every Monday night at corner
of Seventh and Main streets. w. r..
Walden. chief Of records. 20eO East
Fran kftn Etrcet.----