The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13
Dixie aeric, No. sss. r. O. f., holds
Modern Woodmen

Modern Woodmen
The Head Camp, NJ W. a.. in ac-
cordance with notice of a special call
ed meeting issued by The head council,
met at the Hotel Sherman in the city
of Chicago on the 25th day o. March
last TO consider financial conditions
brought about b. The Influenza cpl
demic and the war Press news given
out from the session of the head
camp, stated that there were heated
discussions during the meeting, No
official account of the session have
yet been given to the public. except
the following press announcement.
Chicago. April S--Modern Wood
men of America, ii was announced to-
day. would submit to referendum the
question of increase IN rates adopted
at a recent meeting of representatives
OF the order. The referendum Will be
voted upon by the various camps at
the last meeting in May.
The old saying nothing succeeds
like success has been given a new
coat of Jap-a-lac in the Talbot fiji
teeRth anniversary campaign The re-
suits Of our anniversary drive must
convince one and all that no plan 10
get results is nearly so effective as the
well-organiZed systematic drive where
hundreds Of camps and thousands of
loyal neigh bors have their eyes focus
ed on fixed goal. which is within
reach through the combined co-opera
tive efforts of the many minds with
but a single thought'-Victory"
( Modern Woodman.
I From The Royal Neignhor" the
official organ of the Royal Neigh
bors' the auxiliary of the Modern
Woodmen. We clip the following Of
fetal notice.
! A prize of So will be awarded any
member who within six months. dat
ing from February j. 1919 TO Angus,
+ /, 1919. secures for her camp. through
! her personal work, or assists n dis
trict or assistant deputy to secure five
beneficial applications who accepi
their benefit certificates This prize
viii be duplicated for every five bene-
ficial applicants secured within the
dates of this offer. and who accept
their benefit CERTIFICATES.
( Applications for the cash prize shall
DC made in the regular manner as
heretofore: namely, upon request. Ap-
plication blanks will be furnished the
local recorder, 20 be filled out and re-
turned TO the supreme Recorder giving
completed their mem hership, for
which the member is entitled To the
cash prize. according to -he terms OF
lthe-cash priZe offer to individual mem
bers Same to be verified by the
Supreme Recorder with the records
in her office, and II found correct
and the member entitled to the prize
check will he forwarded to said mem
her direct. according to the address
as furnished by tho local camp
recorder. on the application for the
cash prize-Hada NJ Carlson, supreme
Recorder.
The April number OF the Royal
Neighbor announces that. almost one
hundred prizes were awarded to
individual members of local camps
during the. month of February
under this proposition. and that camps
4 are active throughout the supreme
| jurisdiction.
! Capi,o, Camp. No. I2so4. meets first
and third Mondav nights in each
month a Lee Camp Hall. SIAN East
/ Broad street Clerk. w. A. Dixon.
| 2o2l West Main street
Richmond Camp. No. 1887. meets
/ first and third Wednesday nights in
each month at Lee Camp Hall, 5l4,a
/ East Broad street. CLERK c. I. Clark.
| ! ! South Davis avenue.
! Church Hill Camp. No. f1132, meets
| first and third Thursday nights In
each north at Marshall Hall. 25o5
! East Broad street. Clerk. r. A
Fones. 613 North Twenty second
street.
.... ID
Evergreen Camp. No, 1854, meets
second Tuesday night in each month
lat Masonic Temple, Highland Springs
Stop so. Harry w. Hardy. clerk
| Box 1913.