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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

Metropolitan lodge. No. IL, meet
in Masonic Temple on the second
Thursday in each month. e. w
Miner. secretary.
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Richmond Fraternitie,s,; s.

All brothers are requested to attend
the sessions.
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Manchester lodge, No, ~, meets
in Masonic hall. South Richmond, on
the third Monday In each month.
John r. Robertson. secretary.
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Mop,e camp. No. $50. meets aecaA.
ond and fourth Friday night EACH
month in Leader hall. 1000 HUI -
street, corner Tenth. t Ga ~Snioag,--
clerk. 2fNh emmes avenue - :. =,
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Gray Eagle Tribe. No. 93. +. o. r..
M. meets every Monday night at cor
ner OF Seventh and Main streets. w.
X walden. chief of records. 1920
East Franklin street,
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Pythians

The Pvthian Ritual may 10 studied
in two ways. either as a MASTERPIECES OF
literature or as an inspiration Ia life;
and both ways arc good We may
study the ritual TO learn IFS grandeur
as a prose com position and Ia get its
deetamatory powers. and THIS IS good
We may study it 10 learn from its
lines. our duty to ourselves, our homes
and our fellowman. and to gain in
spiration I'm the performance of that
duty; that is better.
The study of our ritual merely to
obtain the d~ecIarnatory force or its
paragraphs Is not conductive, in itself,
10 the practice Of I'ythian PRINCIPLES.
The danger in the study OF the ritual
is that ii may be studied wholly as a
masterpiece Of prose rather than a
guide to the practice Of fraternity.
Committing TO memory tn" ritual
gives no fraternal spirit The most
selfish hiGot of the land may COMM
the lines and rccite them in perfect
Evolutionary style aud Vet tho speaker
may not possess one iota of the spirit
of unscidNffnesS and consideration
taught in the ritual.
To- That member is a truo pythian not
only when he has committed the ritual
but when he has found the inner thing,
the lesson of friendship based upon
equality and Justice to all. We may
appreciate the excellence of the cere-
mony and be carried away by the clear
,and ,djtaniaed, use Of, words llU&-, aNd
unless. 1t more to US than q
beautiful ceremony. cd,nparable with.
any other ceremony Of it's kind; unitSs
1t caches ts to love fellowmaO
and to live hcnorably n in harmony
of service. then we have missed the
great factor In Pythian membership,
Inns. Dept. News.
Syracuse lodge. No, >, X. OF r..
meets every Friday night at 5 O'Clock
at Pythian castle. S1S East Marshall
street
Damon lodge, No, :. X. OF u.
meets every FRIDAY night at the
Pythian castle. No @307 East Broad
street. X. A. Hughes, * Il. n =.
Marshall lodge. Ne. u. X. OF r.
meets second and fourth Tuesday IN
Lee Camp han, 5l4 Ia East Broad
street. ,
= Myrtle lodge. No. -. X. Of r..
meets every Thursday night at Pyth-
ian castle. 8i5 East Marshall street
j, l.. Pattison. secretary, "a South
Adams street,
Ivanhoe lodge. No. -. X, of p.
meets second and fourth Monday in
Lee Camp hall 514 l.. East Broad
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jamestown tribe, No. Il. I. a. n.
~. meets at Springfield hall, .Twen-
ty=sixsh and NJ streets every wednes-
day evening. George Jordan, chief
of records.
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Lewis Gintcr lodge. No. 3f7, meets
in Ginter Park at Assembly Hall on
the third Thursday in each month.
J. h. Moore, Jr., secretary.
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Indiannola tribe. No. SO. I. O. n. NJ.
meets every Monday right at Leader
ball, corner Hun n Tenth streets.
south Richmond. c. Wells. chief
of records 1890 Porter street. -
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? Myrtle lodge. No. -. Il. Of r..
meets every Thursday night at Pyth-
castle. 8i3 East Marshall street
j, l.. Patttson. secretary. ga South
street,
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Holly chapter. No 81. meets on the
fourth Friday night in each month
In Northside Masonic Temple. corner
First emu and Stewart street.
Highland Park. Mrs. Clara Snyder.
worthy matron.
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Central council. No. 30. meets
every Monday night in Fraternity
hall, Third and Broad streets. Mrs.
r. r. Toombs, secretary, $40 North
CRANKY street. =
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Daughters of Liberty

Virginia council, No. ., meets
every Friday night in Jounior order
United American Mechanics. GA
Louisiana avenue. Walter Rock, &C.
rotary, GOA Denny street.
Lily council, No. s, meets every
Tuesday night At Tony's hall. corner
OF Hull and Eleventh streets. J. d.
ReA1os, secretary. sos Stockton
street
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Lodge. Of strict Observance, No 2O7
Masonic Temple, 100 West Broad
street. at noon IN the fourth Friday
in each month, except on second Fri
day in December. j. G.. Sellinger,
John r. Hooper, secretary.
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III this state, and puts it in a poSition
10 srse and he sued.

ia p 2
MANY corrections were made al the
recent session in existing laws and
many new provisions were added.
Each worthy president now serving
will hold owe until June /. 1920, un-
der the cha nge in the law as to iiortt-
xIations, elections. and installation OF
officers. Under the new law. nemi-
nations will be made at tbs last meet-
ing in April instead OF. November, n
installation wiH ne at the first meeting
IN June instead NJ January, The cleo
tipt, will he at the first Meeting In
May instead of December. The new
law provides that each retiring Wor-
thy president must have all financial
reports and Aerie Indebtedness for
Narded to you grand secretary's OF
fee before he can be installed as
Past. Worry President. This neeessi-
tates the careful attention Of each
worthy president to all financial re-
ports and Indebtedness. that his Aerie
may he clear ana up to date at all
times and himself eligible for installa-
ton as Past Worthy President.
Past Grand Worthy President Con-
rad Fl. Mann has just had some
mighty effective literature printed for
the organization department. One of
the attractive pamphlets bears the
beading. What tho fraterna( Order
Of Eagles Is, Does and stands For.
ana the other is entitled instructions
to organizers for the Fraternai order
of Eagles. Within the month up
to-date newspa per advertising copy
will be ready for use.
l. The organization department has
received requests from an astonish .
inglv large number of Aeries asking
for organizers. IT vas the general be
lief at New Haven that an effective
organization. department would be the
very keystone Of the arch of our fra =
'"ternal progress. and judging from the
letters since the convention. its popu-
larity is already demonstrated.
The first state to act az a iurisdic-
ton was the state of Ohio, where
through the state Aeric officers and
state Aerie deputies, a. conpaign ts
now under way that will involve prac-
tically every Aeric in the state. The
work Is under the direction of Man
aging Organizer Past Grand Worthy
President Conrad II. M~ann.--Editof
Herring.
Dixie acric, No. 33S. r. O. F.. holds
onen house ALI the time nj It's cIub-
rooms and home, corner Third ana
Marshall streets. Regular meetings
the first and third Thursday nights
in each month William T. sullivan
secretarb. Sis North Thirieth street
S~toneysaIl jackson Acric No 1882.
r q. e. meets the second and
fourth Wednesday nights every
month at Toney's hall, corner of
pull and Eleventh streets j.. NJ.
Abernathy, president; G. l. Pettit,
secretarvt: Moody avenue, corner
Park venue
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CIRCLE

Maple Grove. No. 81, meets 6hN
Thursday nights at Teney's HAIL. ~
Eleventh and Hui ,streats.- SoGfh..
Richmond, Miss Grace d, -BrinseTs j.
clerk.
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Davis council. No. 81. meets every
Tuesday night In Leader hall. corner
Hull and Tenth streets. c. n. Rey-
nolds. secretary, 40 Harnish avenue.
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E.NCAMpNENT

3. Neilson E,ncampnsent, meets
first and third Wednesday nights, l..
%. o. r. Home. corner GTVce and
Foushee streets. r. j.. Carlton. "R.
'S., 907 w. Main street.
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Mongolia camp. No. 20, meets sec-
ond and fourth Monday nights each.
NINTH in Monroe hall. .sla West
Main street. /!
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Meridian lodge. No. 234. meets in
Masonic Temple. 109 West Broad
street. at noon OF the fourth Monday
in each month. 7. L. Beck, secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

II. Friendship. meets every Friday
night. at its hall, 1854 Harrison
street. near Broad street. Mrs, Elva
Saunders, r. S.
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Woodmen of World.

We are now talking to the l0UatA
member. also to those who hAv1 De09
stung by false tongue. To. b si6te9g*s
we say. shake of the rot th1x ; =
been told o concerning our r1teo.
give no heed to h disappointed, dis
gruntled offlce-seeker The 8or1eeoa
opinion everywhere throughout N6O1rss
craft is tina That has been done By
Sovereign Camp is all for tha, shooGa4
You know it and we know tt.-Tn@ 4
Ease report il that the new rates WIN i
freeze out the old member who
stood by the ship these many yaars.
and that the new laws will cAu4e tbs
society To lose many members We
don't thtnk so. When we made -fhAt !.
change In 1917 the same talk wantkhA-
usual rounds but instead OF losing, Ne,
gained. and we are gaining right nn1~
with only the Universal Camp, cer-
tihcate in hand. The fact is, scnsfhla.
mon who are looking for sensible pro-
lection are coming into IL !
every day. The an1e question has,
been asked before. do you think " Z
viii lose members by the chAngeee.
Our answe is Certainly not-.su Ths :
optimistic member will be surprised 1t /.
our records for each months i~ncxease.s
Hare is the key to it all. The issue
of Sovereign Visitor is increased each
month according to the increase In
membership. Our September issue
was $40 900; u October issue called
for $4,000. and. as we have pre- !
IL million membeyship Is n
sight. because we are increasing OR
membership every day with kocdsS
loyal citizens. Be loyal to Wooderafk
stand by its colors and all VIII b
weli."-Soverlegn Nisitoc,f-
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Richmond lodge, No. 10, meets or
the !irst Tuesday in each month al
Masonic Temple. 100 West Broad
street. Robert f. Winfre, secretary,
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Schiller lodge, No. 100, I. O. O. f.,
Aneets every FIRST and third Wednes-
day night at Pythian Castel, No. S13
East Marshall street. Eugene Il.
Bfottner. recording scribe. COS Han
bock street.
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Jefferson. No. 16. meets first and
third Monday nights in each month Z
at Taylor's hall, Twenty-lfth' and
Broad streets. A. NJ. Marston, recon-
keeper, 3120 Porter street. P. 3. box
SOS. +~- A-~r
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Ma council, No. 81. meets every
Tuesday night at Corprew hail, 240S
East Broad street Mrs. Lucy NJ.
Griffin. secretary. 140T Mosby street
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Is. Progressive, meets every Fri
day night, /. o. O. r. Home. corner
|Garce and Foushce streets; Miss f,
f. Dunavant, r. s. 514 ". Clay
street. ID
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st1nSt lodge, No. i4f. 1. o. O. f.,
meets every Thursday night In the
month ct its hall. 500 Hull street.
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Hcnrico Union lodge. No. 1870
meets in Masonic hall, I'll - Nortf
Twenty-fifth street. on the first Mon
day night In each month. Joseph 5
Nilsson. secretary.
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Mixpah chapter. No. 81. meets in
Masonic Temple, 100 West Broad
street. on the third Tuesday in each
month at 7:45 O'Clock r. NJ. Mrs.
Matte Driscoil is worthy matron.
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' Manchester chapter. No, SIS. meets
in Masonic hall. 1900 Hull street, cor
ner of Cowardin avenue. on the
fourth Tuesday a. 8 o'clock F.. NJ.
Mrs. Mary Bates is worthy matron.
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Cedar amp No. ~. meets ars'
and third Tuesday nights each n'e~f*
at r.. q. T.. a. NJ. han. corner Reds
aud stewart streets. Fulton. : 200
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Richmond : camp. No: 1857,
first and third wednesday,
in each month at Lee Camp
hall. 5lt 1r2 East Broad street.
C. l. Clarke, IL South Davis
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Northsiie lodge. Nsl 292, meets in
Masonic Temple, corner First avenue
and Stewart streets at Highland
Park on the third Friday in each
month. Asa Johnson. secretary.
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REBFikAH DEGREE

q. Dove. meets first and. third
Wednesday night at Toney's hall.
Hull and Eleventh streets, South
Richmond. Miss Naomi Williamson.
r. s.
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stars and Stripes council. No. IL.
meets every Tuesday night at Mon
roe hall, ell West Main street. w.
G. Childress, secretary. 6 South
Plum street.
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b.. Babcock lodge, No. 233, meets
every Friday night in the Masonic
Temple at Highland Springs. stop so.
Nine Mile Road. r. G.. Moore, secre-
tary, .
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Capitol camp. No. 1904, meets
hrst and third Monday. nights in
each month at TO. O.. F. hall. corr
ner Grace ana Foushee, streets.
Clerk, w. A.. Dixon, 20.1t West Main
street. . +~s= --~. .~+.~..'
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Hope council. No. rs. meets in
Springfield hall, Twenty-sixth and NJ
streets, on the second n fourth
Wednesday nights In each month. f.
G. Hicks is the secretary, 727 North
Twenty-fourth street.
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Ivanhoe lodge. No. a. Il. of p.
meets second and fourth Monday in
Lee Camp hall STA +. East Broad
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Ruth chapter. No. 8. meets in Ma
sonic Temple. 100 West Broad street,
on the second Tuesday in each month
at O'Clock. Mrs. Julian r. Hin,
worthy matron.
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Monroe. No. ~. meets frsta~inA
third Monday nights in each month
at Monroe hall, GIL West Main street
Eben W Miner, record keeper. 1o23
Park went
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Richmond Randolph lodge. No. 10,
meets. in Masonic hall, 1S45 East
franklin street, on the third Tues
day IN each month. w. A. James.
secretary,
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New South council. No. 3. meets
every Thursday night in I. o. o. F.
hall. at the corner of Eeighth and
Hull street. c. l.. Jordan. Jr.. ia
the secretary. SIT Decatur street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

Pocahontas CaHep 2f1a Of Tulsa
Okla one of the largest eaups in he
stale Is over ready to give a welcome
To- yisitEs> 1t was NJ good fortune TO
attend several OF their meetings IN is
summer. On Septenhersle-rf g neigh
bors went IN a body to the home OF
oracle White to surprise her on her
birthday anniversary. She was IRE
sented a beautiful cut-glass rose vase
all@d with cut flowers A very n~laasant
time was enjoyed by all. On Septem-
Der Is a picnic supper was held at
Sand Springs for the members land
families. As all royal -n~ighbors are
quite epieurean in" their tastes you
viii readily know that the WE'LL flied
baskets contained the best the mar
ket affords. The cooks were the CEN
ter of attrnction or course. District
Deputy Corn-Ps Ayard IS always on-tha
Job in boosting our great secfety.' MAY
great uccess come to P0tahorffas
Camp 37o2.-Heiefi E.. O'Donneii.
Hannibal, Mo. -
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Modern Woodrnen

Capitol city Camp. No. i59o4. was
host To the Richmond. Zone Campaicn
workers last Monday night at its camn
IN l. O. Q. F, han. corner of Grace
ana foushee streets when representa-
yves from he seventeen earfps. con,
posing the Zone, with -oy6r, one nun
ufed candidates, assembled tnthr h.l1
20 nave the adoption ceremony con-
ferred upon the new candidates. The
session of the camp continued until a
az hour, a. csren1enia}s were rem
dered in the most approved manner
by the Capitol City degree team and
much admired, After the cere-
r1onial and while talks were. heing
made by visitors. state officers and
others. cigars We're Passed around, and
me meeting TOOK on more of a social
The evening was much enjoyed bv ali
present. and plans adopted Iookinr tn
a continuing or the u1se. mafhetsniIp eaanl-
paign.
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Richmond Blue Indres

Temple lodge. No. 9, meets on the
frst Friday in zach month at Ma
sonic Temple, 100 West Broad street.
Charles FL. Mason. secretary.
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Phoenix. No, 40. meets second and
fourth Wednesday nights In each.
at Jr. o t.. a NJ hall. ffctes1
ards grove. j. Calvin Williams. record
keeper, 1904 North Twenty first street.,.
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A. W. CHM council, No. Z. meets
every "Wednesday night in hall, 33s-A
Harrison street, rear Broad. Fl. c
Baur. secretary. 800 Randolph street
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s,one,yau Jackson Acric No. 1882.

f. o. e. meets tbs second and
fourth Wednesday nights every
at Toney's hall, corner of
pull and Eleventh streets j. NJ
Abernathv, president: C.. l., Petit,
secretarv.; Moody avenue, corner
park Venue -y,
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mar Reviews

Richmond, No. 8. meets on the sec--
and inc fourth Tuesday nighcr M
month at Pythian castle. 1907 East
Broad street. Mrs. Nora Foley. f<Ac
ord keeper, 1i9 North Twenty-ninth
street,
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Richmond Tents

Richmond. No. 4, meets frstA-1nd 4
third Tuesday nights In each month";.
at Pythian castle. S13 East Marshall
street. G. W. Morris. record kccper,-s
go West Grace street.
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80. Highland Springs. meets first
land third Monday nights each
month in Masonic Temple. al High
Hand Springs, stop 30. Miss Elva NJ.
Frye, II. S.
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Rescue council, No. I. meets every
Friday night in Pythian castle. SIS
East Marshall street. w. l.. Tyler is
the secretary, az North Eighth street.
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Enterprise council. No. o., meets
every Tuesday night In Beivtuere hall.
437 West Main street. r. c. Foster
ls the secretary. 1911 Beverly street
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street, on the second Tuesday In each
month. Oscar J.. Adams, secretary.
Jappa lodge. No. 80, meets in Ma
sonic Temple. 400 West Broad street
on the first Tuesday In each month.
George G.. Jefferson. secretary.
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Start and Crescent council, No. g..
meets every Friday night at Belvidere
hall, 437 West Main street w. Y.
Keller. secretary, 270e West. Main
street. ..s- ,-
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Black Gum camn. No. 81. mfe&a
first and third Friday nights eaen
month in Marshall hall. a5a5 EA3t
Broad street. ". f. Conaer;i cferk,
nos North Thirty~aixth street.
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Marshall lodge. NJ. II. X. OF r.
nieets second and fourth Tuesday in
Lee Camp han, 5l4 Ia East Broad
street. - ,
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r. F. Ice council. No. II. meets
every Wednesday night in Jr. o. u.
A. NJ. hail, Twen,y-ffth and Marshall
streets. T. w. Landlord is the Sec
rotary. Sc North Twenty-fourth
street.
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Patrick Henry council. No. IL,
81 Ia Weassesaay !. 81 right in ar.
Q. 4. A M. hall. GA Louisa ma street
D. W. Waymack is the secretary,
32os Taylor street.
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Fidelity council. /. No. Z, meets
every Tuesday night at Junior Order
United American Mechanics hall,
corner T~wenty-fifth and Marshall
streets. Mrs. X. Wakefield, secre-
tary, 1920 Jefferson avenue.
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Church Hin camp. No. I17aa,
meets first and third Thursday nights
IN each month at Marshall hall. 1905
East Broad street, Clerk, r., A,
Zones, els North .Twenty-second
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Capital City council, No. 20. meets
every Friday night. corner Of Seventh
and Main streets. A. +. Krengel Is
secretary. 1877 Floyd avenue.
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: Dixie acric, No. 33S +. q. F.. holds.
omen house ALI the time nj It's cIub-
rooms and home, corner Third n
Marshall streets. Regular meetings
the first and third Thursday nights
in each month william r. Sullivan
secretarJ. SIS North Thifieth street
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jefferson, No. q. meets on the nrst
and third Thursday nights in each
month at the lodge room in Eagles'
home. corner OF Marshall and -14SS6n
streets. Mrs, Emsie Lipford. b6cpp4F
keeper. 2S1O seventh street. Fu1tDn.&&
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Damon lodge, No, :. Il. OF r..
meets every FRIDAY night at the
rrthian castle. No @307 East Broad
street. X. a. Hughes *. X. and :,
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Un1ty lodge. No. SO. I. o. o. f..
meets every Friday night sat 240S
East Broad street. The meetings are
Instructive and the brothers are re-
Qu6gtsd to be present as often as
|couvenient.
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Liberty council. No. Is. meets every
Tuesday night in Shields hall. 2614
Hull street. w. J. Morrissette. Is the
Secretary. 1222 Bainbrodge street.
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THE. RICHMOND v1RGIN1AN-sUNDAY NOVEMBER 80, 1915.

every Thursday night at Belvidere
hall, 437 West Main street. f. w,
Miller, secretary. 123 South. Laurel
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IaaiiaaIsA lpAee. No y. mo3xfGaa
MaeontcS xea46las Wsat 1900
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Capitol. No. II, meets onS.ths~
Inc third Friday nights In .S<Q11rM
month at the lodge o in EAG43l&
home. corner of Marshall and Third
streets. Mrs. Sarah Strasser. record
keeper. stop 20 lie. WesthamptoA ce4-.
line,
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Progressive council. No. IL. meets
every Monday night at Shild's hall,
2o14 Hull street. James e.. Perkins,
secretary. 500 Hull street. -
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Naomi Chapter. No. 4. meets in
Masonic Temple al Highland Springs.
on h second Friday in each month
at s o'ciotk, Mrs. Lila Ieftwich.
worthy natron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

Syracuse lodge. No, >, X OF T..
meets every Friday night at 5 O'Clock
at Pythiar castle. SIS East Marshall
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

Evergreen camp, No. 1854, meets
second Tuesday night in, each month
at Masonic Temple. Highland Springs.
Stop 30 Harry W. Hardy. clerk.