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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24
OIL QUOTATIONS

These quotations furnished daily by J. s
Curtiss & Co. Hotel Sheldon
Fort Worth Oils.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24
Situations Ransed-MaIs


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COLORED man wants position as ehauf-
feu-. seven years, experience- n zoesJ.
OPPORTUNITY OF securing good Office,
man. bookkeeper. typist, part time, cheap
Address B 3. care Herald
BARBERS-Young nan located IN e
Paso wants 70 learn the barber trade
state your terms in first letter Address
v 1sS. care Herald
An Al accountant and general office r1an
experienced in credits and collections de-
sires permanent connection with respcn-
sfble FL Paso concern who are willing 70
pay IN accordance with position Address
K 2o3 care Herald
FIRST class mechanlc and chauffeur. mar
rfed. age g. American. wants Position
been in automobile business FOR II years
understands all foreign and domestic
make machines. viii consider any posi-
ton pertaining % automobiles Address
3 -. care Herald
MARRIED man with family. wishes man
ayers or superintendent position: thor
oughly experienced in general farming
stock raising. range and pure bred cattle
and datryings four years IN present posi-
ton as manager OF a large cattle ranch
business in New Mexico. competent 70
handle any sized proposition in any loca-
ton: references from present employer
address Box 512. care Herald e Pzso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24

Oil and Mining
OIL LEASE BLANKS At Ellis Bros Print
ing CO. Stock certificates and seals
FOR sALE-Near here. gold mine. free
milling ore. with partial equipment Fer
particulars address Box SOC. Wilcox ARK
FOR OIL LEASES-Ranger. Desdemona.
Burkburnett see Hawkins Bros. 515-311
Martin bldg.
WILBARGER county oil leases: write OF
wire for prices. Summerour & Long. OIL
Exchange Bldg. Vernon. Tex
WILL trade Osaple- Burk and FL Paso-
Burk for a live oil stock. Address + 40.
care Herald
OIL MAN.
II you want 4 fine block OF leases Just
for the drilling OF a WELL or to buy at
bedrock figures. see or write TO Cunning
ham. Lobby Sheldon Hotel.
A REAL royalty bargain. so acres out OF
$40 acre tract one mile from drilling well
and easily $50 per acre under market; will
sell any part at $3.50 per acre. full acre
royalty. and II Is in Stephens county.
Martin W George. Box 35T. Breckenridge.
Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24

you sun have a chance 70 be located u
Range s. township IS. Hueco Basin. on 20
acres for s10s y wells contemplated Sec
tional maps. 81 -
Room sos Trust Bldg Phone 3o55.
BIG PROFITS N oIL-Ground floor op-
portunities in Childress county. Texas;
drilling and commercial leases. Investigate
y s Mitchell. Chiidress. Tex
DRILLING CONTRACT = Have three
tracts Of 5000 acres each TO let on 80 day
drilling contract in Wiibarger- Harueman
and Clay counties Jaques & spsrI1ng.
s12 Ohio Ave Wichita Falls. Tex
OIL MAPS
County maps. commercial drafting.
2,ss PRINTS spge,al o1 ~ clss ,sId
Get our list Of oil maps
Help Wanted Male
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Lewis Auto stand
WANTED-Carpenter. good al around
man. city work Phi 1883 George Beau
oett.
WANTED-A good man 70 sen and col
lect Industrial life INSURANCE. good com
missions Call s25 Herald bldg
GET WISE-CaE Herman when you want
HERMAN TRANSFER CO.
WHILE prices are high We keep them
down Wooieus and taiiors' trimmings
F. b Melendez Co. go 5. OREGON 81
WANTED - Experienced. reliable hoist
man. Apply Roper Group Mining CO..
Lake Valley, \. n.
WANTED-3Iesssnger boys with shoulder
bags to deliver telephone books Satur-
day morning at 5 a m Bell Messenger
Service. 701 Nagoffin-
RAILWAY mail clerks. hundreds wanted.
S1100-S1500. age 1S-S5- experience unneces-
sary. examinations everywhere August q
For free particulars. write Raymond Ter
~ Cformer government e1aminer1. $40
Continental bldg. Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24
SpeciaI Notices


CURTAINS Numbered Phone 77e2W
KNIFE PLATING And HEMSTITCHnNG
Union Dye Wks. as n Stanton Phi 57o-sse
MRS. CHONLA-Woman-s Ex-. crochet 4
tatting. orders taken 12s n Campbell
THE ONLY steam carpet Cleaners. sxI2.
81 Erwin Mfg. Co. 1i10.
ACCORDION plating. hemstitching. picot-
ing Miss Corun. So Buciler blk Phi 1911.
PAINTING. paper hanging decorating.
Yelton Paint Co. SOS N. Stanton Phi 1247.
YOUR MATTRESSES renovated s1.75 up. car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg Co Phone lilo
REGARDLESS OF the high cost OF living
our prices are the same
HERMAN Transfer CO.
A GOOD opening for a family or general
practicing physician at Hatch. n NJ
come and Investigate
r. H JOHANNISG formerly the Service
Plumbersl is hack and can give best serv-
ice to any part Of city. Pm. 5425.
DON'T sell that second furniture or sew
ing machine until you see
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
HEMSTIT-H and picot edge work
done on short notice. any lino Of ma
terisL Singer Sewing Machine Co. EOS 8
Fl Paso St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24
Roomine HOuses-For sale and Rent

hoomInR houSeS-foH Sale and Kent
FURNISHINGS OF II apartments Tor sale
or trade The Louise 1925 Myrtle.
A GOOD paying rooming house full OF
roomers. close in viii sell at a sacrifice
owing TO Illness Phi 5572-
FURNITURE OF rooms and Sleeping
porch, divided into apis. close IN. nice
home and good income. Phi 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24
Yanted-Furnlturs


CASH PAID for old furniture Phone 12sS-
HIGHEST cash prices paid for furniture
Rex Furniture Co Phone 1851
WANTED Household goods ERWIN
FUR Co. los San Jacinto-- Ph- SO.
WE NEED to ship a carload OF furniture
at once viii pay extra good prices for
any amount Phone 14se- s413 Alameda
WILL PAY the best prices fo- your sec-
ond hand household and office furuitura
TEXAS FURNITURE CO. Phone 1881
WE need a car OF furniture a. once; what
have your Call US cash paid Union
Furniture Co Phi 1884,
WE BAY highest cash prices for second
hand furniture and sewing mschineG
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
WE WILL PAY more spot cash for your
furniture than any firm IN the city. Can
call on short notice
BERRYHILL FURNITURE co.
toi-f0s Texas St Phone sS4s-
WE PAY more for good furniture than
any firm in the city. Get our figures before
you sell G. D. H0USER UPHOLSTERING
CO. Phone 4l1o-
WE MUST HAVE eco heaters and coal
ranges and all kinds Of cook stoves n
CO. Phone 4o97-
BEFORE selling or buving your eurni-
rure. hardware. clothing. call and see
Us. sell on commission. buy FOR cash. high
est price paid: auction sale every Saturday.
private sales every day- South American
Auction House Phi 1850. eos s stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24

THERE Is no need to wait when
your credit Is o. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
TO THE PUBLIC.
This Il 10 certify that I have sold ny
drug store providence drug storel to
Aessrs- Lee and Mead. who now have
charge. and I beg that you show them
the same kind consideration that you
have shown me since I came 10 Fl Paso-
I take this method OF thanking you most
sincerely.
Yours very traly.
DR. JAMES McGOLDRIcK-
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING
10 exdnine
THE ROMANCE OF DAVIS MOUNTAINS
AND BIG BEND COUNTRY"
By Carlysle Graham Raht.
Gripping account OF the great Southwest
A history brimfal OF romantic facts
country in the making. -Four hundred
years account OF Indians. explorers. set
tiers. rangers soldiers
SEND NOW for THE Romance" II you
like 81. send check for S2-s5-lowest price
for book OF its value. II dissatisfied,
notify Us. we will send postage for re-
turn In writing mention this newspaper
Address. RArHBOOKS COMPANY, Fort
Davis. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS with good rec
ords can secure employment on the street
cars IN Los Angeles. Beginners guara1-
teed $50 a month Apply at Room III.
Pacific Electric Building. Los Angelica
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24
Real Estate Wanted
Wanted TO Rent

100 PERCENT results frcm tenement.
TURNER. KEMP E COLDVELL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24
Situations Wsated-RemaI.


WANTED-stenograph position Pm
5s41
WANTED-To take charge OF rooming or
an apt house BY experienced lady Ad-
dress J 2i3. care Herald
YOUNG lady would ike 10 have position
as waitress OF confectionery OF keep house
for small family Address ] rs. Herald
YOUNG lady desires position as typist
has had general office experiences. can
can give good refsrsnce- Ph- 51soJ-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-24

WORKING foreman not over So years ole
for warehouse. must be able to give bond !;
answer IN own handwriting Address 3 5.
care Harald-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

Richmond lodge. No. $40. held ~ H. &C. 49,
uiar meeting IT its home, 1e1 East 81
Franklin street ON Mosday niGhS xsss
. nusnsl -. when thers va: soediy as g
session held. The lodge has re<eatlS IS n
organized band, comprtsing &w6Hfy
cnt instruments. They have been Ssr1
,naustriously prAct1elnE. and on aask ~
first concert at the home. There wae q
large crowd OF tho Msiahsrs ana their
TRENDS present. and Most enjoyahle VI
Program rendered. A. q. Mckay q fhss go
UI1 niSs snn .saas. e e: s.ns
ana also play At thu Series Of daA1ttI 8
which Will be Arranged for later - 81
The Loyal Order sof Moose hsJA ttany1
annual conyention tho latter pgrt
June Among the sRactmsnts was tAt III
iayying OF special per capita tax III 80 Z
" Per member per rear. largely to
maintain the industrial and agricultuvSf :
school at Mooseheart. This psr = 40 a
i ds,,. w'n yield more than : nilhpfr 81 III D
'sfork which 10 of vital interest u th1ff Il
Maternity. The acceptance Of thissa6I1sns 4
cdional financial burden BY thA rusene~ q 4
ners Of the Moose. u svidsnce IT ~
they are willing to make in fartlferyzAs4
aLR their unique vocational ana 1dSa sd
clfional institution. The sditor - thks--ss
Eagle Magazine has always naafny II HI
--s1ASus tuot WIEN any Fraternity IN r.. EA
sponsible for the establishment cf IL
stitutions OF Humanitarian Hatpka. 8
fraternalism in Itself IL jvstiASxf esplS
popularssed- Mooseheart frnuf NJ 6E
very nature Of the institutioa, nss2s.
lor Its operation large spm ..--uf
money. but the expenditure 81 III.
sum should not be considered - the I'M
end in itself The really impertanI ~
factor in this EQUATION II thes sa3pren
Ct the help given, ana the nessssrs. IS
OF good that results from TIA So, 6. s.,
duure. From this sans and lust yIons sl 81
polnt--which ia tbs fr1teS4al and XhS. ]. ssas
a.trusstic one-ths loyal 0rdsy MI
Moose in helping IT. nssdy and. ~
orphans: u not only additionally 'jus,s 8
tifying its own extstsnce. but Il iaailS s.
advancing ths cause N saaiisfrs = n
eyerywhers-EsEie Maeaxine~ N ~ f- I'M q 4
Hichmond lodsA IA 80. 4 - ..
~. meets eMry Monday ni9hk go ~
O'clock at IT. home. l01 Ease lkn0Sr y !;
lin street. J. =. MeCAnley y Afal43Ss II "a
and e. ~. Earman. secf1taxy, IN rsss,
Chamberlayne avenue. fTs ns.sesss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
Eagles

As our readers are aware, The
Magazine is in favor Of what has been
termed the Big Brother Aerie'a plan
OF building up the Order--the plan
whereby weak aeries are helped to
their feet by those that are strong.
It is with great satisfaction, therefore,
that the editor notes the action of 80
many state aeries In favor OF this plan.
In this issue Is a table listing the state
and district aeries from which The
Magazine has had reports. and their
chief recommendations, and 1t Is note
worthy that nearly all Of them have
taken action In favor OF expanding
the Big Brother aerie plan. The plan
involves the district OF the state 20 as
to place at least one big aerie" in
association with smaller ones. In some
states such districts have been In
operation for several years. In some
they have Just been formed. and in
some the machinery has been pro.
yided for such districting. Wherever
the plan has been intelligently fol-
lowed It has proved its value-Dixie
Eagle.
The Fraternai Order of Eagles has
| always been a pioneer in progressive
| ness. The patriotic fund, that paid
a gratuity Of one thousand dollars to
the families OF each of our brothers
who died in defense OF our country
during the late war, was a step that
| placed our order far in advance over
other organizations
| At New Haven the Grand aerie will
widen the gap still further when they
enact legislation that will provide for
a regular program OF high class en-
tertainments as part OF the work of
our order. This work will be done
on = large scale and vaudeville acts,
musical shows, prominent speakers,
etc, will be routed over A circuit.
similar to Ksith's. that will provide
high-grad entertainment, free of
charge, once a month to the members
Of the Eagles, their families. or II
they so desire. to their friends.
Virginia State aerie, as we'll as the
ether state aeries In this country. have
approved this plan. and we can look
forward to big things this faii.-Dixie
Eagle.
Dixie seric, No. sas. r. o. f., holds
open house all ths time 1t its club
rooms and home. corner Third and
Marshall streets. Regular meetings
| the first and third Thursday nights
lin each month. william r. Sullivan
secretary. SIS North Thirtisth street
St0nswall jackson Acric, No, 1857,
r. @. r., meets thu second and fourth
Wednesday night avery month ut
Toney's hall. corner II Huh and
Elevsnth streets. J, n. Alternately.
president: C. l. Patti. secretary;
Moody avenue, corner Park avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

te$ys y sssss 81
ssS -. 4 ..S M .s.s.sSs
ss AM14ty l44eA ~ ~ 14eee9 ~ l d
eohlo teMplN. 10 keee 1tQ90 SkES ~ s
"a slIf II. ss ~ y.
1Md4a ~ e(slye ~. T. g !:
l9ee4plA 19Jle &. % ~. dsfSs :;
~ I'D II al IN. Ia H. " Al -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
Pythiar!'.!'s

Ths aornes-stoias 81 tha Knighta at
ythtss q We standardization Ct
aG1sf N carry this principle Of right
living ~ the heAytN Of our meTnherp
~ .hAye ben furnisAed With. what Y.
So oss r,piF .s ritual :nd
40 do belteve, that the fruit, or
rather the by.product Of Friendship.
n Gratitude,
Belle City Temps No. 2s. Pythian
Sisters Of Racine, Wis.,. Is tha largest
temple m the state. having member
ship Of ats. OF which 1sD are Knights
The Sisters have their own club
r .sss they .d 's u ssmssves ass's
where they hold their Kensingtons.
sew Tor the Rcd Cross, etc. They rent
from Racina Lodge No. o., Il Of r.,
and are ono OF the Pythian organiza-
tons usihE the beautiful new lodge
rooms
Ths terrible has an envfous record
for achievement and Is the pride Of
auxiliary pf the Red Cross connected
with the temple and composed of
members which. up to the first of
February, had made approximately
II, 600 surgical dressings. 1875 sewed
garments and stxty-seven knitted ar
dcles .5s
They have raised ana sent in 1900
for tho. Fythian war falief fund, thus
being the hrst temple to 20 "over the
top" Thelf s6cta1s are the events OF
the locality ana tho attendance at
their parties runs to $50 and more
ms. Dept. News.
Syracuse lodge, No. 5, X Of r.,
meets every Monday night at o'clock
at Pythian castle, s13 East Marshall
street
Damon lodge, No. z X Of r., meets
every Friday night at the Pythian
castle, No. 1907 East Broad street. r.
A. Hughes. K r. and 8.
Marshall lodge, No. ~, X OF r.,
meets second and fourth Tuesday IN
Lee Camp hall. 6l4 IL East Broad
street.
Myrtle lodge, No. IS. X. Of NJ, meets
every Thursday night at Pythian cas-
tie, 8l3 First Marshall street, J.. L.
Pattison. secretary, IA South Adams
street.
Ivanhoe lodge, No. ~, X. of r..
meets second and fourth Monday In
Lee Camp hall. 514 IL East Broad
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
pyrHTAr SISTERS

Richmond Temple, No. s, meets See
ond and fourth Tuesday nights in
every month at Pythian castle. No SIS
East Marshall street. Mrs. Julia r.
Hill. NJ. OF r. c.. SOC East Main
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

Degree ~ POcAhontas
LATHE Squaw Council No. 5, meets
at TOO N. Twenty-kixth street every
Monday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
Owls

Richmond Nest, No. 1868, which
has its lodge room and home at East
Broad and second streets, and holds
its meetings every Monday night. Is
making q drive for an increased mem
bershIp. The lodge now numbers
something over TOO, but they hope to
raise the number to 1000 by the time
this special effort is over. Mr. G. l.
Walters. state supervisor. is in control
OF this special work, having his head
quarters Of the lodge room OF the
Nest, where he may be found most
any time during the day and evening.
special Inducements are offered for
mem bership during this movement
Suppose a million lodge women In
the United States would cease their
activities today, what would 1t mean
to the nation? II would mean that
the work that they are doing to inn
prove themselves and mankind gem
orally would be abandoned. Men are
too busy with the affairs Of the pocket
book. besides aFe not equipped with
the sensfbiljties required in the work
We are d0ing, to carry it forward. The
only result Woald be to retrogade un-
I'll Ne sank back into eur former state
Of le4hargy. Human interest impels
~ 70 DO these things. and human In
terest will keep Us everlastingiy at ii.
lLEraternal Monitor.
From all over America comes re-
ports OF welcoming meetings gof local
lodges for their members who have
returned from war. AS general rule
the soldiers and sailors are taking
MP trater1al membership where they
LETT on to enter service and are be-
rnxn In =, = silva rnrkers for the s0cin-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

Golden Eagle Council, No. 0. meets
every Wednesday night In each month
at Pythian Castle, S13 E. Marshall
street Mrs. jamie Levensohn. Keep
or of Records.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

+, Home, corner Qrace and Foushse
1e1~St& II. II. 0aryAy. n s.. .914 Cum
II
: M~~oue
|. =. =, !.
t.s4G ycnn'6 Lo0ee. NO. - hela
seeclA communication q As looge
s, DoM Y M.sonio temp.s.
psosN strees, iaSl .MonaG eyenns.
August ~. the sodse nel9e cat1ed u
Greer On I O'CLOCK wnen t9sye Mas
EpFk y AZ the degrees. AhfFc ~.
Y eg0uv at1enaance OF memnem 1no
= very PLEASANT evening apsnt.
Mi1pan Chapter, No. ~, ne.u ns
.ssuIar session iass Iuesaay nisn.. N
PIE, 100 ~. Broad street. There was
EooaW attendanee 81 memDsrs, anu
vefy PLEASANT session hao. H.
fsas1eIn 6tar degree Was conterfea
upon tnrse candtoades All the. Cnap..
ters are conetqetne the quosaon Ot
no.ome 2 ceienretion "a nenof ot
Eo0eIt morria' the FOUNDER el the
Arsfern 6tar- August ~. = re9uasS
On sunday. II y eontemplAtad 70 hota
the exercises on Friday night. August
-. A joint committees from all M
chapters has charge OF the matter.
-.
Tbs July numbar Of The Crescent.
tlfe ofnctal organ OF the A. A. O. N. ~.
&. u iillsd with various accounts Of
the parades. meetings and happeny
mrs e the Imperial council recently
1herA ware two parades. -Ons Tues.
cay morning proceeding the Opening
~ the Imperial council and the
the patrols from All tbs temples In
s.n~.Hn... opun .n1 o w,.h $500.
fioats. mascots. and yariou. stunts
paraded the streets Of the city. The
~ha T.rescent ea.s IN mart.
8 y. - .s-g y
Iasss Yhs i eth. rr,enniai assembly, eYsxhs
49, ~. r. sn. f6er ~. -. sssS
i. ssa.., 81, ,r;. rscsnly 80 ~ .ne ~. ~
80 ~ s."..ss.s.. sss..r,.. s.,s -. = ~
~ rs....ss = r,.s.Ss. ~. 49,.
--.rs r..,r.r -. r~....s "a -.
s.dsne with al tns osner omsasv
iikswise present, rH ocopocks -
posx veFy xuii, ssvn1 ~ mucn ne-
ts,n nst sr.nssctsnns au.aps .ne 49,
/. Asr VISIT 20 Hawaii wss ~ occas
ception there was most cordiaE
Hawth chAptsr No. y the pare1&
chapter Of the IAlAnds. and had srer
Gently celebrated fts twentieth ami
versary She visited msny chapters
en- the different. islands and held Z
oras- ;; z.s,.~. ,....
r.ss..~ ~---~ss 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

RSchnond Nest, NO. ie3o. meets
s8cond and fourth wednesday nights
each nOnths lat Owls Hall, corner
FAnAts Kelly. secretary. sl4 North
Davis avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
j. @. y. A. M.

-. AHH
Ia. ~ ~. ~. MI
s. 49,.
ss,~ct co,,ncit Ne *. Sons and
nsnrhtsrs 1 ~ I.iherty bsid IL reru-
IL mestinr IN ~ lodre.room. corner
49, n;.st A,sr,,s. n hsr ! reie.
$500 tts .rtrstasrth rrtvar.arv a
=, ~ ~. t,,ts,a.tsnr sra src.itsrf rs,,ai.
al nrn~ram wa rendernd durina the
sSvaristSs - stiri,7. teN II Nv NJ TAma
vvcs, NJ Tnx,se Icnas -. MOE
.rtssesfs snd m CowSrden AyonueA
rhrssf tnn Nhurrf, choir, IrsfructiveI
ma Srt.restinr addresnes were de-
Iivered Nv nv. r 4. Pafra.fa. and @.
s,,ccss. a fhs order. There was :
varv iarSe affamdanoa of the mem.
hars. ,.rd ttsrir. frinnA6- ana n the
rrrca,,r,os,. ~ ia erercfaea delicious
refr~shments vere rnrvad. Tho eye-
nins Vac = ynnst antovabIe one ana
niessins 10 ali present
Nstlonsi secrstary. ". v. Edkins,
aisd Danrhtars Of Libertr has sent
at ~ nSkcisi c,rcuisr. which n part
1. - So,ir-r. =.
70 ths .sx.r.f .t.tn ana mbordi-
r.ts J. cnnnniis renrcaentaffyas and
nam hers n fhe Nafionai Cannon and
Iii rfhsr. vhnm Il may coneern:
tsfstsrs snd Rrothers:
You - hereby notified Nhat the
nf Iiberty-. viii Convene in Norris
Guards armory., New York avenue,
Atlantic City. state Of New Jersey, on
o'clock. A. NJ. and continue from day
to day until All business has been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24
IEsss i,sss HI - - H.

/ ss,. n ~ s.sss '|'1| =
third Monday nlGh4 j5( Il
ltes. s5ass Sssss
Paoesss. ~. e, ss,
fourth "Wednesday nign d ~ II
Howard's Grove. ], estQl III =!
record keeper. 1904 ASssS
Wsnaan's FevtSN III
.ec n,cs's .on ;o, M1; sssSe \. {.
month. II Pythisn aassilss tll19 4 lsssss5
Broad street Nrs N0e8 4eN4Is xaSHi
record keeper. ~ NssM xs sss
ninth street. sss 81 80 49,
Jefferson. No. q, mssta ) nthA ~
and third Thursday nights n SAah
each mouth, at the ledge room u 1l
Eagles homo. corner Of MarGheil "a 49,
Third streets. Mrs. Engste tlpt1ed. y
record keeper. 2s1o Seventh 4exNa ssx
Fulton. a ssTs1sa
Capitol. No. II, meets nthS2 A
and third Friday ntKhM mi IN
month, at the lodge room tn I&%yG 4YsNs
home, corner OF MarshaN MID Hhi3y
streets. Mrs. Sarah Strasaer. feepff 81 U
keeper. Stop az -, wssthaMn t0p s
car line.
! Paramount, No. IA, meets II 3:al III a
o'clock. r. NJ, every Tuexdey iii 94c& ss w
month. at Jr.sO. U. A. M. hall. GoTJ1Ak IN ~
of Marshall and Twenty-hfth stfeet& - 4. 81 q
Mrs. Catherine Brothers REGARD .ss@s
keeper, East Marshall street. gs q III
! Unity. No. II, meets on the nrst ,asads e
third Monday nights In each month
at Pythian castle, SIS East Marshall 4 W
street. Mrs. Katie Gates. record
keeper, SIT Edgswood avenue. 49,
| Fulton, No. 10, meets every ThdrsS 81
| day night in each month. ut tho 1Jr.1s IN
Q. U. A. M, hall, corner Rssd ,4u9 II
Stewart streets, Fulton MIRA Hu11er aas
leonard. record keeper. SIS L.auisaas 40
ayenau. IN sfsas sssI
! Perfect, No. ~, meets on the ~ y
and third Thursday nights III each Z.
month, at Leaders han, corner. a. gs
Hull and Tenth streets. Mrs. NxYt IA
X. Jones, record keeper. a20 H
Tenth street. VA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24

Unity, No. II, meets on the 6rst and.
third Monday nights In each month
at Pythian castle, SIS East MarshAlls
street. Mrs. Katie Gates. record
keeper, GIT Edgswood avenue,