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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
HOME -
TOWN g
HELPSRl
MAKES FOR BETTER CITIZENS
And That Is Only One OF the heas0"'
Why Home Ownership sn0O'o
Be Encouraged.

II will be a great and good thing
for the American people If the lhrill
habits formed during the active war
period be turned TO the Wholesome
business of extending home owner
ship. II.
The preferred communities In whlch
to rear and educate families are those
wherein the percentage of home OWL
ership as compared with tenanry Is
large. Proprietorship, or the process
of acquiring proprietorship, begets an
active individual interest in commuhi-
ty development.
Owning realty implies the payment
of taxes. and every taxpayer naturaIiy
is Jealous that his money pald LOT
this purpose shall be used TO the very
hest advantage. He cannot be proper
w true TO his own interests without
using his vote to put into office men
who have high conception OF auinlh-
istrative stewardship.
Home ownership contributes to sta
bility of population and TO Deuer
neighborship. 1t puts family lie OH
firmer base and raises its STANDARDS
1t makes, therefore, for a high quailty
of citizenship, and that in turn ylelus
rich dividends materially and ethlcaily'
Home ownership sharpens the sense
of individual responsibility in com
munity upbuilding. 1t enhances sen
respect and breeds vivid conscious
ness of moral and civic partnership.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
COT1OFQDHNARN
lNPROPIEE w.
PENROsE AND PROMISED BUDGET

Senator BOies PenrOse OF Penn
sylvania seems just now TO be the
spokesman for the budget system OF
appropriations and expenditures that
is promised on behalf of the Sixty
sixth congress. The reform seems
likely to go through. The Republican
majorities in both houses are COM
mitted to its establishment. President
Wilson has recommended it from time
TO time. The business men OF the
country, irrespective of party, have
urged it.
"What we must have is budget
system that is administrative and legls-
lative," Senator Penrose says. There
is an almost complete absence OF
budget system, either administrative
or legislative, in the government OF the
United States, and this fact, with the
habit of extravaganza and wasteful
expenditures developed by the war,
will produce chaotic condition In the
;ronu,a and pyupnditurp accounts of
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
For Statesmen.

No man is ever criticized for having
nleasant. gentle manners; and you
don't have to be a six-foot Adonis 10
have this faculty, either.
No man ever lost anything by beine
clean and spruce-spick and span' II
Won are slovenly about your person.
Won usually become just so about your
business, and buyers know 1t
Don't approach a gentleman as Il
Won had known him al your Ire
Don't stick out one hand, and, with
the other shove out cigar. BE moo,
est and retiring. Speak slowly ano
forcefully, and when you speak, say
somethingl Cab is excess baggage.
work Here is the rock that about
ninety out of a hundred split on
work Did you ever hear man say
"Jlm Jones Is good fellow and
worker?" More often you hear jim
Is lust a good fellow.'--New Success
Magazine.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
Street Trees.

The appearance of a city is its CHIEF
material asset. The caliber of city's
people, as a whole, is exactly ex-
messed in the outward and visible
asnect of their municipal home. Now
there is nothing that gives tone to TINS
osnect like well-kept parks and we'll
freed streets. More and more this is
coming to be noted, and increasingly
IS attention being given 10 the aooril-
ing of city streets with trees Also
II is seen that to depend on private
initiative in this matter will not do
What is needed is TO bring the plant
ing. nurture, care and protection OF
street trees under municipal control
and such control concentrated In a
single department specializing in the
one thing, viz, street trees.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05

Sam Brown, with an overseas cap
and two bars on his arm, was back in
town.
"Hello. Sam, haven't seen you for a
long time. Where have you been!
asked an old acquaintance.
"Ah's been ovah in France wid ga
United States vetahnahy fo'ces.'
veterinary? I guess you mean vet
Grams, don't you, Sam?'
"No. All reckons All means just
what All says-vetahnahy. All Jest
naturally been vetahnahy-feedln
them German dogs gunpowder for their
distemper."
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
oFFIcIAL PORTRAIT OF TROTzKY

This is an official picture OF Irot-
XIV. 1t is a propaganda portrait ana
on sale with the authority of Irotzkv
himself
Lev Davidovitch Trotzky-or, TO
give him his real name, Leila Broh-
stein-is a Jew of versatile talents
and considerable powers of organlza-
tion, In his evolution as a soclallst
he has passed through menshevik IN
ternationalism and Trotzkist irration-
alism to the more strenuous doctrine
of bolshevik Imperialism.
President of the Petrograd Coun-
Gil of Workmen during the revolution
of 1905, Trozky has been twice exileu
to Siberia, and has twice escaped De-
fore the completion of his sentence.
A man of violent moods and pas
sions, Trotzky has frequently been
guilty of the greatest cruelty and ex-
cesses.
He has, however, written several
clever historical sketches of the reVo-
luton, and as a Journalist possesses
wakes a strong appeal to his follower
Today his boundless ambition ha'
mower which he yields as cOmmissary
he has not shown any lack of courage.
his opponents as 1.-The greatest Jewish
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
LENINE'S PROPAGANDA PORTRAIT

This is an official picture OF LIE
nine, otherwise Vladimir Ilytch Ull-
anoff. 1t is from a propaganda por-
trait on sale during the present Lenlne-
Trotzky rule. 1t doubtless presents
the soviet leader at his best.
Of the leaders of bolshevik Rus
sia, Lenine is by far the most i'm
portant. Born on April 10, 1870, he IS
a hereditary noble" and the son or
a state councillor of the Simbirsk gov
eminent. Brought up in the orthodox
faith, he was educated at the SlmDlrsk
gymnasium and at the University OF
Kazan, from which town, however ne
was speedily banished on account OF
his socialist proclivities. Revolution
seems to run in his family, ana MS
brother Alexander was executed as
terrorist in 1887. Lenine is married 10
Nadeida Krupsckaia, former politlcal
exile to whom he is said to De hos'
devoted. 49,
A stanch supporter of Karl Marx
Lenine has written much on economy
,hlet for budding bolsheviks is entitled
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
THE REASON

Why vacher-Balm stops all KINGS VI
main and soreness so quickly is that 1t
stons inflammation, therefore nothing
gives quicker relief for Mumps' Head
ache, Burns, etc. 1t also quickly re-
Iieves Catarrh, and being harmless
NAV be used internally.
If you cannot buy it locally write
for Free Sample and agents prices
Beware of limitations. e. W. Vacner'
Inc. New Orleans, La.-Adv.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
n,... onn.Lived Varieties.

Tn planting trees select long-lVeo'
bordwood varieties, such as the elm,
maple, walnut, oak, blackberry, linden
sycamore, locust. One for every SOL
dior and one for every sailor who has
been in the service. These trees to be
PLANTED along all of the highways and
hvways leading out of and into Chi
cago. and upon such residence streets
rs have no shade trees. There let the
result Of this vote speak for itself. The
tree ms growing monument for the
hovs who served will win.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
Rare Specimen.

care you going to have a garden
This year?" asked Mr.. Gadspur'
81 really believe I am" said Mr.
Dubwaite,
"You seem more hopeful than you
we're a few days ago"
eyes. I've just discovered an oiu-
fashioned colored gentleman VINO IS
not above doing odd jobs for a cast
off suit of clothes. ''-Birmingham Age
Herald.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
IS PANCHO VILLA ALIVE OR DEAD?

Is Gen." Francisco Pancho)
Villa alive or dead?
Francisco Villa stiIl campaigns IN
Mexico, according to information
that has reached the state depart
ment," says a Washington dispatch,
which restores the former bandit ana
rival of Carranza to the bad en-
inence" he once enjoyed. Thus ne Is
leading new revolutionary movement,
has captured Parral, Jimenez, ana
Bustillo and is planning a descent
upon Chihuahua and Torreon. Further
more, villa is preparing a statement
TO the American press denying that ne
was involved in the Columbus rald
and that he had hand in the Santa
Ysabel atrocity.
Pancho villa was reported deao
of a leg wound received in his attack
on Guerrero on March 20, 1916. Three
DAYS later Colonel DOdd of the unlteo
States army, with some men the sew,
entb and Tenth cavalry, surprised
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05

alive Then there
WI" n of the sierra
with Genea
49, -. ,o command refurbished greatness CarraHas & 30
that Jmenez ana nuslno nav" NV 49,
shades ,oforo camera
no villa Villa seen by Responsible
Mexican hoe ,tved and
ganda. ,o.a.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05

Lots of men who have traces OF
greatness in their makeup spoli every
thing by kicking over the traces.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
seotland's Water Power.

II is estimated that 100000 morse
power could be obtained from oeoV
lands waterfalls
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05

provided Tor Inc
already has the attention prominent business men Oh
legislative departments 10 my
the most important question all others are
reae it,"
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
EATONlC
- CFoR YOUR AcID-sToMAcD

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send 10 cents for copy. Address The STRAIT
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Make this delicious soft drink whenever az.
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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-06-05
BlLIOUSNESS
Caused by
Acid -Ston1aCh

II people who are bilious are treated az az,
cordipp 10 local symptoms they seldom ssl
,,orv rnuch better Whatever relief - %
tinSa1 ia usually temporary Trace blilous,
ness to its source and remove the cause cause anu re
the chances are that the patient VIII
main strong and healthy - IN non-
noctors say that more than ~ MI
organic diseases can be traced TO an A 1cdi-
Stomach Biliousness is one OF them' l hh
$500 NO rthurn belching, sour stomacn'
bioat and gas are other signs OF o aG
stomach EAToN1C, the marvellous no "ronn
sto,nach remedy, brings quick rellei iio,-
those stomach miseries which lead to l ons
,ain ~ ailments that make life miseraoie
Il EnX "a literally absorbs and carries
awaH tho excess acid. Makes the stomach
strong. cool and comfortable. Helps oi .han
lion" mproyes the appetite and you lne mn
ct mil strength from your food. Thousahos
saw that EAToNIC is the most ehee sayo
stomach remedy in the world IL Is Ihe ne, ny ~
V0Ii need Try II on our money BACK n
not satisfied guarantee At all druggstH
nnly "a cents for a big box.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Eichlnorc .Lndge,-.s 33o,- had a
pleasant visit from Vice President
Thomas r. Marshall, Il member of
the order, last Wednesday. Eovcrn Der
IS, when he arrived In Richmond,
and at night delivered Il most excel =
lent address to very large audience
I'm the City Auditorium. Thursday
morning. the vice president. with
Hon. William Trickott Giles. of Bal
timore. supreme lecturer OF the l., o.
Q. M, and NJ. A, Mifiya. district SUI
pervisor. who is conducting a genera |
campaign IN the state for an increase
Of membership in the order, left for
Old Point, where they arrived later
and were guests at the Chamberlln
hotel During the afternoon. he nd-
dressed the employees at the navy
yard and AT evening capacity audi
ence at the First Baptist church. OF
that city. being introduced by Hon.
Harry X. Houston, past dictator of
the order and speaker of the present
house OF delegates OF Virginia. Nor
folk lodge. No. 80, is making salts.
factory progress in it's campaign for
1000 members. and on Friday night.
2s, initiated large cie.s The
campaign Is still on and win continue
for come time. Mr.. Mifka has re-
turned TO this city and is again ac-
lively engaged in the drive.
Richmond lodge, No. $50, L. O. O.
NJ. meets every Friday night at 3
ocolck at its home. t0l East Frank
lin street J, r. McCauley. Is dictator
and Il. NJ. Earman. secretary. SIS
Chsmberlayne avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
E.lks

To-day. icing the FIRST Sunday in
December. IS Elk'a Memorial day all
over the United States Every lodge
OF Elks holds services on this day
IN honor nf their departed brothers
Members of the Richmond Lodge
No. IS, viii meet this afternoon. al
$3.50 O'clock in the Lyric theater
where IN" annual memorial exercises
for those who have died in the past
year VIII he held
Officiating members at the me.
morial exercises Will he Frank d
EppeS, exalted ruler: Thomas T.
Layton. esteemed leading knight, J
j, Huicher, esteemed loyal knight: A
J. Crafts, esteemed iecturing knight.
Joseph kass, treasurer: w r. Har-
wood, secretary. c. W, Eearion. tiler.
Robert j. Bass, esquire: John g.
Sass. chaplain in, Zen Engleberg inner
guard Joseph Bopp, organist
Governor Wcstmorelspd Davis =
member OF Winchester lodge viii de.
liver the address.
Deceased members during the Year
are W. NJ. Parrish. ,Ir., Thomas &.
conner. J. ". Redw God, A r. tiriffitlt
II. { Chamberlain n J. Powers \.
Goodwin RensoIn". Albert q. Anthony.
Jr., and Roger x. Gilbert.
Program for the memorial services
to be held next sunday is AS follows:
Overture, ,"Phedre" tMassnet).
DpHnins ceremonies Richmond
Lodge, No. 10. Frank u. Eprs, exalted
ruler
Prayer, Rev Charles f. Hanuiyan.
Andanta Expression, Cilenroy G.
Steins
Uuartet--Mrs. Howace Dowell. So
prano, Mrs. Robert Hudgins. con-
tralto; Joseph Whittenlore. tenor.
Marcus kellorman, baritone. Shep-
herd Webb. acccmpanist
Crossing the Bar (Nevin}.
Recitative and prayer from "Eh'
Costa, Mrs. Robert s. Hudgins
occasional fkovan), Henri Beau
sardc.
II DO Not Ask, o Iord' Colbert
spross}. Mrs, Howrace Doweil Violin
obligato by Miss A. xloss.
Address. Governor Westmoreland
Davis
Open the Gates KNAPP. Joseph
Whittemore
a New Heaven and EARTH from
Holy City" tGauU, Marcus Keller
man end quartet.
The Light Of the Worid' percy
'starnsl, quartet
Closing exercises, Richmond Lodge
No, 10
Elk'a ode. celody AUD Lang
Syne.'
benediotion. Roy, Charles f. Han-
nigan.
March OF the D~arfs," fGreis.
Richmond lodge. No. As, r. r.. q.
-. conducts its lodge and home at
the corner of Eleventh and Marshall
streets. Frank u. Epps IL exalted
ruler and w. r. Harwood, secretary.
Manchester lodge, No. 634, meets
ct Eiks' home, corner Eleventh and
cambridge streets South Richm ond,
second and fourth Thursday nights
each NORTH. LINTON r. Lloyd, ex-
allied ruler and Holt S. Lloyd, secre-
iarX. 1O3 e Taufh street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

eiacca bees Forward Movement Nctto
Just buckle right in with a hit of A
grin, then take off your coat and "a
TO it~~1ust start in to sing as vet
tackle the thing that couldn't be dora
and you'll do II. :.
inc home and Relief association
wants 10 be OF service to all cur mem
ners VINO are suffering from incipienf
tunercu'osts. We want every tent
and all our members to Keen this IN
mind and whenever a case Of that ma
ture occurs, in which the member
needs pecunisry help, write the .sw-
pren1e record keeper about It, HELM
IN such cases to be effective nasds 10
be given as soon as possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
Royal Arcanurn

! camp1i6n workers of the iocEi
] councils ~ the Royal Arcanur we,~-
entertained AT dinner Wednesda X =.
evening. December 5, at the Business
Men s club by the grand council AZ .
virginia. Captain Charles A. Crew-
! ford grand rescnt. presided. and
! most Of the ioc2 grand council Of
! heers were present The address ST."
me evening was made by the Row,
Frank T. McFadcn, past supreme re.
gent The Royal Area mum In cor. .
quoting MEMBERSHIP campaign for
I'ecerlhcr. under the leadership Of
Deputy Supreme Regent Harry kerap.
! eupreseme Representative ". r. Dab I
ney and Grand Regent rantstn
Charles a Crawford Tic ouots -
Richmond ie seventy I'VE. More Than
| twenty apple atfons were received ar
this meeting
Be'stdere Council so. ffsa. acc s
| ond and fourth Thursday nights each
| month At Colombo hall, 2o4e West
Srcad street, j s. HOPKINS. sscra-
tarS. 3o25 West Grace street
Ida Council. No. eie. meets first.
ana third Tuesday nights each
month at Lee Camp hall. 5i4 "a East
Broad street. c. W. Tyler. secretary,
9li North Third street,
Hcnrico Council No. .ss. meet.
hrst and shir1 Thursday nights essh
month at fr. Q. T. A NJ haH ,sss
LOUISIANA avenue, Fl r. ttoxhtn
secretary, 2o7 North ThireySsfrh
street '''
Mccarthy Council Ne. 4ss. r,..t,
nrst and third 1husrday nights esch
month at Lac Camp hall. s1a 80
East Broad street j. n, n. pcay
secretary. 3o1 n Barton ayenu~
Manchester Council. No. ~.
meets first and third FRIDAY nights
each month at Leader hall ~. tsus
HUI street J. II, Purdy. sr.. see~e
'afy, 4o5 West Tnirty-thtrd street,
shcckoc Council, No. SOS, ue.fs
second and fourth "Wednesday nisbfs
each month AT Eagles hall corr, s..
Marshall and Third streets Corr ~'
', Jones. secretary. 1911 S.~-n8-
avenue. %ssss
4s~
Union Council, No. ST. meets s.s.- :
ono and fourth Monday night eses.,a
month al Pythian Castal. asn7 prna3
street. r. Butler. secretary 7oo
Nobel avenue. ';+- &.
virginia council. No. 20, ,nesf,
second and fourth THURSDAY rfrnt1~
esch month at Lee Camp han. 5is~
IL East Broad street Charles O.
sosner' secretary, is Ia North
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

The secretaries, seribes and
1870 committees of the various
DtUerE are requested to place
HEIR notes for publication In
%lsA hands Of the Fraternal edi-
anr ~ o'clock p, M, every
4hursdav for the following sun
lans clifton Of The yirEinian,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Richmond Nest Order of Owls No.
1855 meets eyefy Mondar night at
owls hall. corner Second and Broad
streets. {. J. Clarke, r s., ~ South
Davis avenue c t., Petit. financial
secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
Womans' Benefit Association Record
For The Past Four Years.

Hospital service for needy sick per-
petuated. asfas4..
Contracts let for building Of home Of
ice,
Laying OF corner stone by Masonic
Fraternity with grand ceremonial,
Dedication OF homo ONCE with grand .
parade and celebration. y
war work and patriotic service ---~
Influenza epidemic--loss OF ss5 nenn-
bers with protecting amounting
to $6a310n.
a net gain for term of cc,42s
The peace jubilee and pathfinder
Pageant which marked tia
greatest gathering in history OS
association.
The ninth supreme review session.
a not gain of first eight months. 1919 !.
is, 51I.
The COMM. Four Years.
The marathon race to the coast with
seven laps in the course
\ meinber,hip attainment OF 100000.
The marathon meet in in 1929 with
5000 marathon victors to enjoy
the Golden West,
Will you be there?
The Ladies' Rexiaw.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
Odd Fellows

Henderson Lodge, No. i06, which
holds its regular communications In
Leader hall, corner of Tenth and
ltui streets, and Dove Rebekah
Lodge, No. s. which meets in Toney's
hall, corner OF Eleventh and Hull
streets, having recently united in Joint
oa2a;,r for the mutual benefit OF each
ana the same having proven a great
success. and II also having been
Thanksgiving day, on Thursday even-
ing, November ~. entertained them
selves and their families with a most
delightful banquet. I'm honor of thu
Gay and the SUCCESS Of their under
taKfrs Both lodges are In q most
prosperous condition and work har-
noniously together In the advance
ment of tho work OF their respective
lodges, and are progressing finely
along all lines. There was a large
attendance OF the members Ut both
lodges. and the supper was reported
TO be the best ever had by the lodges
ana the evening m ost delightful one
Al a late hour they departed for their
homes with most pleasant recoliec-
lions OF the occasion
Nelson Encampment, No Q. held
IT'S regular meeting last Wednesday
night IN its lodge room l. .. O. r
hail. corner Of Grace and F'oushee
streets when there was a goodIy at
tendance OF members and an enthus-
aaNfic meeting. Aside from other
business wea the nomination OF ON
GERS FOR tho ensueing term. Non1i-
nations for two OF three OF the offices
went without contest. but for the
others several candidates we're named
The contest VIII prove to be a ,fveiy
one The question OF membership
and degree WORK brought forth a
HNely discussion. and ". r. Cassidy
was finally appointed as captain Of
tne membership movement
Friendship Rebekah Lodre,
no ~, held very Interesting meet
ing at it's lodge-room, ASA Harri.
son street, last Friday evening. Dec.
., when there was goodly attend.
ance OF members and much discussion
OF business matters. BY special IN
vitation the degree team Of the lodge
visited ON last Monday night. Decen,-
Der the first, Highland Springs, RE
bnkat lodge and conferred the degree.
Tor the benefit OF that lodge Tasss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

Areme chapter. No. IA, meets in
Masonic Temple. III lie Twenty
fifth street the third Monday in each
month al o'clock r. NJ. Mrs Mary
HlrschhMrg. WORTHY rnatron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
Ladies' .SuxiIiarv

Richmond Nest. No. 1870. meets
second and fourth Wednesday nights
each month ~ Owls hall corner
Broad and Second streets Miss
FANNIE Kelly, secretary. STA North
Davis avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

American as a benehcent fraternity.
whfet, gives practical effect to the
teachings of the brotherhood Of man !:
whose ideals arc designed 10 elevate
the character and eniighten the mind.
and which leads me to be grateful to
my creator. faithful TO my country,
and iraternal to my neighbor.
Therefore. believe it is my duty
q uphold it's principles: to widen its
Influence; to extend its membership.
and to assist in it's work Of Wood
craft.--Graydon y. Piatt Consul,
Camp 1897. Ridgway, Pa.
Capitol camp. No. 1900, meets
first and third Monday nights In
each month at l, O. O. y. FALL, COR
.ner Grace and Toushee streets.
Clerk. w. A. Dixon, 2021 West Main
street.
Richmond camp. No. 1887.
meets first and third Wednesday
nights in each month at Lee Camp
hall. 614 1-2 East Broad street.
Clerk. c. L. Clarke. II South Davis
avenue.
Church Hill camp No. -It7sa,
meets first and third Thursday nights
IN each month at Marshall hall 2505
East Broad street. Clerk. r. A.
fones, 6f3 North Twenty
street
Evergreen car,p. No. 1854. meets
second Tuesday night In each month
az Masonic Temple. Highland Springs
stop 80. Harry W. Hards, clerk,
Box 1919
LADIES' AUXILIARY
Royal Neighbors OF America
Central camp. No. 1S42, meets
every first and third "Wednesday
night In Arcade hall, 2e7 i-e Fou-
shec street. Miss Olga /. shapiand,
oracle: Mrs Carrie Fl. Perry, record :
err, 1875 Mosby strecr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
PATRIaRCHs MILITANT

tdHtbU Virginia NO. ", meets every
second and fourth Wednesday at &
F, NJ, !. @, o, F.. Home, corner Grace
and Foushea streets ]. Il. Jones.
s26 North Fifth street, clerk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07
PY-THIAN SISTERS

HNIInhOnd Temple, No. S, tneets
second and fourth Tuesday nights II
every month at Pythian castle. No.
sIS East Marshall street Mrs. Julia
X. Hill, M. OF n. c.. sos East Main
street. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-07

. Nelson Encamprnent, meets
first and third Wednesday nights, 1.
O. o r. Home, corner CrNce and
Foushee streets. r. J. Carlton. r.
s.. COZ w Main street.