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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-29

Mooschcart il beginning TO have q
history. II is getting to have worn
places associated with sweet memo
ries. At first we had to say. so and
SO we are going to do; this and that
VIC expect to accomplish: these and
those are the IDEALS" and all such ma
jor and minor prophecies.
Mooseheart does not let go of ''Fu-
lures" No one thinks il is finished
far from It, 1t still speeulates. plans.
works for tomorrow and infinite next
years. But 1t is getting to be some
thing like the Old Testame nt--made
up of history. traditions. poetry and
prophecies. 1t has its poetic section
in the great ideals and dreams that
are always attaining yet never fully
realized. 1t is beginning to have it's
history and it's traditions. Take that
last word in it's best sense as given In
the dictionary--"Tradt ion a custom
which has prevailed from generation
ito generation. Chief among the ira
ditions Is the experience of its Christ
mas celebrations. Somebody Will
heart. II viii! be piece of fine fic-
ton founded on facts. and Christmas
week at Mooseheart' will have a great
chapter III thar book - Mooseheart.
The happiest Moose is the one who
fully understands what Mooseheart
service means No such complete un-
dersta nding can be had until he takes
the second degree.
The Rev. T. Teifion Richards cf
Pittsburg writes to the Welsh
American regarding the Moose club at
Paris;
.'My coming to Paris has enabled mr.
to come in touch again with the Moose
Headquarters here and with Joseph a.
Jenkins. the vice director general
They Say that when IN Rome ono
, must do as the Romans do | sup
pose that also applies To Paris. and
being that the ma jority of the Paris
ians at this time are suffering from
la grippe Espaniol.' as they call it,,
or Spanish influenza J. too had TO be
in fashion, and was compelled 10 stay
in bed in my hotel for sor@e days. I
called in my friend Mr. jenkins, who
called a doctor and played the part Of
, the nurse until / was convalescent l
! have been raeuperatiug al their mag
nificent rooms on the boulevard. and
ii the large number OF Moose who
come and go into Paris find in the
place the comfort ami the cheer that
l. have found. they will certainly APP
preciate the efforts of their ofganiza-
ton and the kindly interest which Mr.,
Jenkins takes in them. The tooms are
always full OF soldier boys. many on
| Leave from the front. others passing
through TO their assignments. and,
when weary with sightseeing. they
turn into these rooms and find here a
haven of rest. and a brother with a
smiling face. glad hand and R CHEEKY
/ song tn welcome them.
Brother L. q. Moose IS censor of
Concord North Carolinal Lodge No.
! 404
Y,vers sgaerszs,es al tssts Ifas,s;sssn.h !;
rs Infantry 5leodge at < Fort seward
Haines. Alaska. eoiuntariiy paid the
war contribution dollar
- Louisville IQhinA Lodge No ZIG has
80 Ia per cent of its members in
military service.
lticiimond lodge. No. $50. l.. .. u.
NJ. meets every Monday night at S
o'clock at lis home, I0i East Frank
lin street. l. r. Mctsauiey n dictator
and f. NJ. Earman, secretary, SIS
| ChAmberlayne avenue.
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Woodmen Of the World

Magnolia camp, No. 20. W. 0. w. at
IT'S last meeting. held december 2. elect
Ell its officers for the ensuing year, and
transacted a great deal of busine So,
closing np the work of the past year
So its members having gone through
their part in the world war. with lib
erty bonds. savings stamps. Red Cross
works. shortage Of foodstuHS. and the
boys returning from the conflicts on
the other side of the big pond is near
ing its close. and next Wednesday Is the
last and eliminating celebration of the
year. when one Laws aside toll and
pleasure TO observe the celebration OF
the One who proclaimed the joyful
sound Peace ca earth, good will to-
ward men," concluded to assemble in
their Forest. Monroe hall. GIL West
Main street, on their final meeting last
Monday night the asrd inst, and have
a gathering OF the MeoAchoppers OF
tainment The affair was placed in
the hands OF committee to make the
necessary arrangements and they pre-
pared SYMPTOMS feast which was
partaken of by large crowd OF the
Woodchoppers and their friends and
Ia most pleasant evening spent
A meeting of Mapf. camp. No. las.
Hoodmcn of the Wkrld. will be held
the second Friday night in January
in the Leader hall to install the officers
elected Friday night, the Goth inst The
officers are j, w. Elunt, consul COM
nandeP: J. e. Blake. lieutenant; s. T.
Phillips, banker: r. @. Smoak, clerk;
'I w. Jetett, assistant clerk; J. v. Muir
ray, escort: &. NJ smith, Waterman;
J. NJ. Mahrey. sentry: DIS. r. d. Jones.
r. R. Mitchell. Il. Govan Hill. M. r.
Ruckar physicians; A. G. F'ro&tfck:
Charles Burkert and o. ID. Erinser.
auditors.
Our victory drive. according TO all re-
ports. has been \ wonderful drive" and
la whooptng big success. Sovereign
Commander Fraser extends HIS great
thanks to all who participated. and
wishes you all - happy. joyful Christ
mas time" ~ much ~ your conscience
will allow during these troublous time.
The Visitor.
God bless the red blood OF martyred
American heroes gone to Join the mar
tyrs Of our glorious allies. And be-
sides the red was vtsuAlise the white.
symbol Of pure sacrifice~-the sacflflce
|of those who gave THAR lives. Of wo-
men who willingly gave their sons,
brothers and sweeth~arts. the sacrifices
Of the Second army Of men and women
who toiied with their hands and brains
and denied themselves that the blue
sky Of Justice and the sunshine Of
brotherhood might return 70 i suffer-
ing world. Red. white and blue
through suffering and 0Artyrdcm. II
need Be. to achieve liberty--that's my
America, Christmas biesstngs.--Th Tho
visitor.
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successful business nfan--nrst. fore-
most and all the time IL attends to.
its own regular work.
! Seize the day. Make the most of
the right moment The trick in this
world is not doing the right thing
It is dong the ght thing at the right
time.
| In business OF evry kind. now is
the time to he up and at II. We do
not know how long Il will stay. We
do know that II Is too valuable 10
/ this more important than in the work
OF the order.
a good many people go on the prifi-
ciple that II they can only get the
! Injuries, the necessities of life Will
take care of themselves. Even in hard
| times they will manage to buy an auto
mobile, but they must he feeling very
prosperous before they will think of
starting a savings account OF protect
/ ing their own home.
Now that prosperity Is here, pro
lection ought to come with IT.; In
such a time, every man is to Ger
tain extent his brothers keeper. IT
is your job to see that your neigh
Dor. who ought TO have protection
for his family. shall get IL while this
go ID time makes 1t easy for him I"
do SO.
Tell him about the Royal Arcanurl
and make him Join IT, You will be
doing q kindness 10 him. 10 the order,
and TO yourself --Bulietin
-, Bciyidcrc Council No. 1893. second
and fourth Thursday nights each
month at Colonlt o Hall, s04e West
I Broad street. J. s. Hopkins, secre-
Z ;ary, so25 West Grace street.
! EIba Council. No. sie. meets fret
I and third Tuesday nights each month
i at Lee Camp Han 5.4ia East Broad
street C. w. Tyler. secretary. ali
1 North Third street.
4 Hcnrico Council. No. .3.. meets
first and third Thursday nights each
! month AT Jr. o, L. A 81. Hall, 80;
/ Louisiana avenue. H H. Cosnili.
secretary. eos North Thirty-fifth
street.
! Mccarthy Conncil. No. sss. meets
( first and third Thursday nights each
| month al Lee Camp Hall. 5i4A East
! Brood street. j.. Fl. r. Peay. secre-
I Manchester Council. No. 1917, meets
T grst aud third Friday nights each
/ month al Manchester National Bank
. DuliQInE. i9Ut t1uI SttSSt -. II
{ purdy. Sr. secretary, 4e5 West Thirty
/ third street.
Shockoc Council. No. Ss5. meets
second a9a fourth Wednesday nights
1aea month iii Eag1estt Hall. corner
Marshal X, and rTiIssAa streets. = Il
I Union Council. No. 81. meets second
and fourth Tuesday nights each mouth
at Pythian Castle, sSe7 East Broad
+ street r. II. Butler, secretary. TOO
North avenue.
4 Virginia Council. No. ~. meets
second and fourth Thursday nights
each month al Lee Camp Hall, 5it .
East broad. Charles q. Bosher, sec
\ rotary L 10 North Ninth greet.
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Is
Henrico Union iDdse. No. 10, meets
in Masonic hail TT IL North TWEEN
ty-nfth street ON the Hrst Monday
in each month, Joseph s. Wilson.
secretary.
Lodge or Strict Observance. No. xN7.
Masonic temple at noon on the fourth
Friday In each month. except on sec
ond Friday IN December. J. q.
Seefinser. secretary.
Meridian lOtlsn. NO a04. meets in
Masonic temple at noon on the fourth
Monday In each month.
Northside lodgc, No. 2S2, meets In
Highland Park on the third FRIDAY In
each month. Asa Johnson. secretary.
Fitzgerald lodge, No. 200. meets Ia
Barton Heights on the third Monday
In each month.
Wesfhampt0n lodge. No. 512, meets
at Ridge church on the fourth Mon
day In each month.
LOWS Gtntcr hodge. No. 81. meets
at Cinter Park, on the third Thurs
day in each month
Balcock lodge. No. 322. meets
every Friday night in the Masqffc
temple at Highland Springs. STOP 30,
Nine Mile Road r. G.. Moore, sccre-
tary.
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Odd Fellows

The December number or the Sr-
KiniA Odd Fellow made its appearance
Sa&stB Monday. The new editor, Brother
H2reY ". Hardy. makes his bow to
the public, proposing to do all In his
rower 10 make the pager success and
help IL the order. We wish him much
suoc4ea and bcspeak for the paper
good circulation. such az VIII do credit
to Virginia Odd Fellowship
Fffendship Rebekah lodge has elect
- the. following officers for the en-
Muinx term: N. G.. Mrs. Ora T4ippy: v.
a.. Mas Fanny Hancock: financial
secretary. Mrs. Ida ridsahour: record
Ing secretary. Mrs. Edna Y. Saunders
ana treasurer. Mrs. jamie Lemsohn.
There VISA q good attendance ard much
intsreat taken at the meeting
.5
C6lonsi Charles PohliT. or the Pa
triArchs Militant and also If the Re-
heknh Degree. entertained Friendship
I3e041Ah lodge nj has home on H2 aOvar
avenue. the night after Christmas, and
i pseafsni. delightful evening was
spsAt " large attendance OF the
menhership Brother Polrlig is reg
uiAY attendant upon the Tsebekah lodge
ana takes much interest in the work of
tho Order OF Odd Fellows. being a
member OF each of the four branches.
Mrs. Celia kass VIII entertain enc
members of friendship Rebekah lodge
~ watch reectins on the evening Of
December al, to see the old year out
and the new year In Sister kass is
the nestore Of the Rebekab Degree IN
Richmond and is known and beloved
by the whole membership of Odd Eel
iowshlp in this city
Friendship Rebekah lodge is endeav-
A,Sy Is in, nd
has Instituted q contest for that pur-
posa. The lodge has been divided into
two sections and they will In with each
other In obtaining new members. Miss
Mamie. Brown Is the leader Of Sec
1tfOa No. /. and Mira. Susie ClarS. the
leader OF the section M. ? The contest
baeins December !. will continue under
March l.. 1913 Many new applications
have already been filed and srir-
itSa fsght is on. The successful Sec
flon Ia to be entertained by the losing
session vt the close of tho contest
RE Highland Springs lodge No, -.
ofAodd Fellows. met "Wednesday night
tho 18th inst. In Masonic hall. The
following officers were elected for the
snsutng part E. T. Pnsenean, noble
reAnd: stuart Mcclure Turner. vice.
grand; H. L. Bew. treasurer; w. r
Fagvlsr. recording secretary: Joseph
SutenSon, financial secretary.
The Richmond Bundle ef Sticks Will
hUyl tts regular snerthly visitation with
UUu1ty lodge Nc. SIS. next Friday night
IaAssAry J. In their hall In the Corpren
hnIlAinx. 3&ns East Broad street
treatment Odd Fellows will speak
ana . musical program Is arranged
~. Noble Grand r. j. Cumbea. Of
NIFTY lodge. extends hearty welcome
10 all Odd Fellows.
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Red Men

As the world war for freedomsx
about to close with succcss u aIl14
II is now time for the Improved O3e44
of Red Men to get together. th0oe1
us who for one reason or a2oe3
were not eligible for service, t.
right to work among the pal1G
world and show them what or oGn
Is and why it would be = wins
for them to become members ~ r
OF the most patriotic. freed0tnr1mv
organizations that exists today
have been holding OF from tfytn0
secure new members on AOcouN&
fearing that such members Wou14 NG1
called for service. but that n MN5G
thing of the past. Now get them. W.
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TIE cempliments Of the season and
,1ep4 3chser to each and all Of the
tKATEKNITTEs ana may the incoming
~ one OF great prosperity and
p1aAenre TO every one Of them and
sahu00ent crown their success to fra
ternine the world and exhalt the stand
ara oE human character.
THE EDITOR
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.axasxKaH. uF..f,I..n..

@ =. Dove, meets frst ara third We'd
nASday nights at its hah, Hull and
Nlevensh streets. South Richmond,
4ffSs Naemt Williamson, r. 4 --
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- secrstaffea. scrtOss ana press
4 1ttSes Of the various lodgAe
4 - various ordsrs are requested
a. psAos thsir notas for publication
N 40 hands OF the Fraternal eai-
ter ~ : o'clock r. NJ, every
ahutsday for the following Sum
Nv eAltsou Of The virginian.
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FATFKIARCHS MILITANT.

0nm10n virginia No. . meets every
asoond and fourth Wednesday at s
4. ~. 4 O~O. F. Home. corner Grace
AAA r0unhce streets. j. b. Jones. sac
North Firth street, clerk.
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4. Nells<Aa Encmmpmcnt. meets first
ana third Wednesday nights, I. q. q.
n. Home, corner Grace and Foushee
sevoetA r. ]. Carlton, II. s., 4ae South
LaurN1 street.
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Pythians

We all have our pet hobbies An1 n
ideas that we would like 10 see trfAlS;
out and we sometimes feel agsrtevS N
at our failures to do So We aheut1T
not. however. let our failures danreI s.
our ardor or lessen our interBa I'D
the order. X ever there was = IT,
in the history OF our order when 1}tss
needed the loyal and whole heAStA
support of every member, Il n ElG11rs
now Thank God, an overvhel4)n Us
majority of the members Of our of64
have demonstrated their loyalty md Il
patriotism in this supreme hour of GO \,
country's need in a way and manNfs
consistent with the highest. pusNss
type Of Pythan manhood. Their ~ n
ample in their devotion to that GpfT
OF high idealism that compe1141 k11
nation to unsheathe tho sword N H.
cause of democracy and OF humAnstS m
should be an inspiration 70 Ehoap Mo
are iukewarm and have failed ~ ~
their part in this titanic struggle ~
democracy against autocracy. Of F5EhE
against the most gigantic swIoux 1vo&@
attempted against humanity aS5
Viewed in the light Of this 6Fe9kF
world struggle and the CONSEQUENCES
bringing upon its issue. how srnall m y
insignificant cur little petty dsfereic8
appear: they are unworthy OF MS y
Pythians and as men. ssss n
Syracuse lodge. No. s, X. og VI
meets every Monday night 4ts 4
fo o'clock at Pythian Castle, SIS 1AS
! Marshall strcct " M A
Marshall ledge. NO. -, X. e -
| meets second and fourth Tuesday EIs
Lee Camp hall ss
Myrtle lodge, No. 2s, X. Of n. no4Es
every Thursday night At Pythtan g n
! tie. S13 East Marshall stfAet J. TN
! Fattison, secretary "a South Ad1as
sweet, = ~ - z- *
| Ivanhoe lodge. No. "a, X. ~ IN
meets second and fourth MondaS-d0s
| Lee Camp hail. &Ss
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-. HIGHLAND Springs. meets first
and third Monday nights each month
IN Masonic Temple. e at Highland
EprtnEs stop SO, Miss Elva M Frye.
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Richmond fraternities

Henderson, loxaGe, No. lo6. I. q. OF.
meets every Thursday night at Leader
hall, corner Hull ana Tcnth streets.
South Richmond.
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~. Progressive. meets every Friday
night, I. o. Q. r. Home. corner Grace
ana .Foushee streets. Ella I. Turpin
n, s., sos South Third street.
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pyTHIAS SISTERS.
Richmond Tempe. No. I

RHHhWhd TFmFsf.F no. n 0&4lkE
second and fourth Tuesday nightNM
in every month AT Pythian Castle, 1GIS3
Sl3 East Marshall street Mr1. Jut11
NJ. HILL NJ, of r. C.. 500 East HalSS
street. 4sSS
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Ab6u Ben Adham hodge, No. 40.
meets every Thursday night at L O. O.
+. Home, corner Grace and FOuchee
streets Degree work always on hand.
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AZ 1n1rel lodge. No. fe7. I. O. o. r..
0Aets every Thursday night In the
fkenth 1t tn hall at Laurel
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Richn,oud subordinate~.

MicllnaOnA bodgc, No. 4, I. O. O. r.
NlAetu every Monday night at I. O. O..
u. Ho1e. corner Grace and Foushee
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1Ehart lOdge. No. a4i. I. q. q. r.,
mes49 every Thursday night in the
ln0HSh II IT. hail, 500 Huh street
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II. FricndAhip, meets every Friday
NIGHT. Harrison Street hall, near
Broad street Mrs. Eiva Saunders.
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Ladies Auxiliary

Camp No. 4. meets the first and ttfl11e
Monday nights every month 1t ~. or
U. A, NJ, hall S14 Iou1iana strs11
Mrs. Alice Washur, 1905 WilltamsburGk
avenue, record secretary. saaSx
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Chusch HIM Onanp. No. it53a, meets
flrst ana third Thursday nights In
each month At Naxshall Hall. 1So6
East broad street. !. Clerk. n. A.
F6nsS. IFS East Eranklin.
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us SDcAnleP hodge. No. $50. !. o. q. r..
st.aets every nrst and third Wednesday
sh1eht at its hall. co47 West Broat
eeNeet.
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Camp. No. =. meets every Mend1T''
night at Beividere hall, SOL West NAH
street, Miss Emily c. Bobbitt. 9As
South Harrison street. record seofG
tary.
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Faithful coancll. NO. 3. meets every
Friday night at Springfield hail
Twenty-sixth and ~ streets. Mrs
Lillian Sale. secretary
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last Monday night. was q efena Suc-
ccss The weather befnx me ard
the spirit Of mefriment Being IN the air
!. a very large crowd attended fne dance.
and q most delightful time was en-
5oycd by all. The benefit fund to en-
terrain the returning soldier Eagles,
was greatly augmented. and That en-
ltertainment Ii already an assured
success
To add still more to the soldier en-
! tertatnment fund, another ball will
be given New Years night This
promises to be the climax Of them all.
Stonewall jackson Acric. No. 1897.
, viii hold an election for officers before
New Year and are anticipating
large meeting and enjoyable time.
Their installation ceremonies will
be followed by banquet and most
pheasant occasion is expected.
Dixie aeric. No. 33s. r. o. E.. holds
open house all the time at Its club
rooms and home, corner Third and
| Marshall streets. William r. Sullivan,
secretary. SIS North Thirtieth street.
/ Stonewall Jackson Acric, No. 1882.
! +. q, T.. meets the second and fourth
, Wednesday night every month al
| Eleventh STREETS. r.. w. Dervay, presi-
! dent: G.. l.. Petit. secretary, Moody
avenue. corner Park avenue.
{ Elks
! | am credibiy informed that In the
recent salvation Army drive more than
400 of our lodges. either directly or
! indirectly, took charge OF the same in
! their respective communities am
in Y.oCNinf xr nm inns
In regard to the question of What part
our lodges are desired to take In these
matters that ! deem it proper TO state
my opinion concerning it. am desir-
Gus that every lodge shall de every
thing i can in aid of any and every
worthy war relief 1t is not for me
to say in what way each lodge shall
work or what particular work 1t shall
do. Each lodge can best determine
this in the light Of local conditions and
| in view of its size and ability One
lodge may be able entirely to handle
a particular drive, while another lodge
might entirely fail to handle IT, So
while / want every lodge to do what
II can. ! want II distinctly understood
that my endorsement of a particular
movement is not in the nature of an
order. but is only a request to the
lodge 10 do all 1t can to aid it, along
1.-THE lines herein indicated,
Grand Exalted Ruler Campbell.
! The Elks building Of lodge No. So,
/ n. r. 0. E.. Of Eimira, N. Y, was
rendered sometime since to the board
| OF health of that city as q hospital
| and accepted by that body 1t is a
large and we'll equipped home and
/ wifi accommodate 100 patients. The
board OF health was much gratified at
! the offer and accepted the same for
1.-THE use of Influenza patients
! Richmond lodge No. As. II. =. o.
T., conducts its lodge and home at
the corner of Eleventh and Marshall
streets, John NJ. Allen ia exalted ruler
/ and W, II HARDWOOD. secretary.
! Manchester lodge, No. 334, meets at
| Eiks Home. corner Eleventh and
/ cambridge streets, South Richmond.
second and fourth Thursday nights
! each month, W. e. DuFal, secretary,
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Eagles

The Christmass ball given by Dixie
aerie. No. SIS. r. O.. ~. at liz home.
corner Of Third and Marshaii strssts
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Ladies' Auxiliary

Richmond Ncst, No. 1920. meets
second and fourth wednesday nights
each months at Owls Hail, corner
Broad and Second streets. Miss
Fannie Kelly, secretary, 5l4 North
Davis avenue c. l.. Petit, financial
secretary.
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Fraternal Americans
Affiliated with Jr. o. q. A. III. in all
states except Ntrgiuia.l


states except Firgiuia.,
A number OF our councils have
names the sentiment of which is the
very highest and without a. premedi-
tated desire To follow any particular
line of thought. might p,ention few
with their significancc. Goodwill.
Peace on earth, good will TO men. :"
The Gloria.
Fidelity: "Entreat me not TO leave
thee~--Whither thou goest. / Will GO
IL aught but death part thee and me. '
Faithfuiness.
Loyalty: Even stronger than Fidel-
ity. Il Willingness to sacrifice all for a
chosen cause. even life itself My
father. II thou has opened thy mouth
unto the Lord. do to me that which
hath proceeded out of thy mouth :
True Patriotism.
Golden Rule. LAS We would that
others should do unto you, do We
even so unto them" Fellowship.
Mixpah: The Lord watch between
thee and me" The Berediction.--
Exchange
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Wf)ODMEN (uRCLE

Maple Grove, No. ~. meets on
Thursday nights at Toney's hall,
Eleventh and Hull street. South Rich
mond.
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Gray lodge, No. 80. I. o. q. r.
Sxno14e every Friday night at 24os East
rH0Ga street. The leetings are In.
11kcftve and the brothers are request.
~ ~ ~ ~rosent ~ often ~ convenient
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Pride Of Richnaond cnanc5l. No. ~,
ID. At A. Meet every Thursday eve
ing At 500 r. n. In Corpfew hail, 340O
East Broad street Mrs. T.. N. Day
walt, recording secretary.
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Everg1esa Cannps No. ioSll. meat!
ut Masonic Temple. Highland 1prinGs
stop ~. Harry ". HARDY. clerk
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Flaternal lodge, No. -, meets In
Masonic temple, 100 West Broad
street. on the second Monday in each
month. William Reinhcimer. secre-
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loyal councA, No. ~. d. Of A.. hold
its regular sessions every Wednesda.
night 1t Harrison and Broad streets
Mrs Ella Turpsn IL the secretary.