The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
: j. o. u. A. M.

can Review feels tina. the frs. step
| towards reconstruction should be
taken right In our council chambers
| Our members should renew Their obli-
! cations and rededicate their lives to
(, their country. They should see to II
that each and every returning soldier
! Is ptnctuai In his attendance at the
| meetings CT the council. where an
| eligible returning soldier 10 found
who has not taken our obligation and
| WHO is not within our ranks, fmmedi-
| ate steps should be taken to explain
! to him the true objects and princi-
pies OF our grand fraternity.
Americanism has always been our
keynote. IL must always continue to
be our keynote. Since 1853 we have
consistently opposed everythins
ing In our loyalty to our country and
It's institutions. The doctrine preach
| ed ny US then seems to be general
now. There never was a time in our
opinion when there was such an op-
portunity for our order ms is pre-
ser'sd to us today
The returning service man very
rightly expects that we will keep the
faith and that we Will be true to our
obligations. That grand old battle
hymn, Keep the Home Fires Burn
MS lhhNii W ibHt 0b0 uc
a right to demand that 1t mean much
to US. To those possessed of the
/ slightest faint OF humanity. there Is
no question but that they did keep
the home fires burning" As each
boy returns to our shores he expects
to ind the home as ne left It, He
expects to lay aside the khaki and
put on the business suit or the 'alls."
and ITO pick up the pen or the ham
While 1t may be true that here and
job than he is able to I'LL. it is also
true that nearly all of them expect
to put their shoulders to the wheel
and make this reconstruction business
their business. Woe to that organiza-
ton which has not kept the home
fires burning and which does not keep
faith with the boys, That organiza-
ton 10 doomed.--American Review.
The Daughters OF Liberty, the
auxiliary OF the Jr. O. U. A. NJ, have
a standing committee. composed of
a representative from each Of the
councils Of the city, called a booster
committee. Its object Is to devise
ways and means from time to time
by which they may advance the in
terests OF their order. This commit
tee held a meeting in the lodge-room
OF L.iy couhcli' NO. 8. at Eleventh
an rna HUI s.lee.s, las. Monday night.
most entnusiastic meeting held. Dur
ments were served Evidently there
will be something doing In the near
future.
r.escue council, No. 1, meets eyerv
Friday night in Pythian Castle. s13
East Marehall street W. L. Tyler 10
the secretary. 90 North Eighth street
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cM y council: go. II
meets eVery weonesoay nignt IN IL
y y; a; M, nan' 90 LOUISIANA street;
Taylor street.
psy eeseen' NO. Ia: meets ever!
uuesoay nienI In Shields hall. 2614
huil street W. J. Morrissette Is tho
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S.i Cass eeancii. No. -. meets
lsseS y nisnt. corner seventh ano
- ,.e, - "a Nrenkei 10 score
tafy' lzzf fioyo avenue.
Hope council. No. IS, meets II
springfield hall. Twentyssixth and n
streets. on the second and fourth
wednesday nights In each month. E
&C. Hicks IL the secretary, 727 NORTH
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Davis council. No. ~, meets ever,
Tuesday night At Leader hall, corner
Hull and Tenth streets. C. y. Rey.
nolds secretary, 40 Harnish avenue
Aurora council. No. 70. meets ever,
Friday night in Monroe hall. 611 Wesi