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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
E:.lks

In a recent issue OF Golfers Weekly.
William Almon Wolff. contributes q
very Interesting account Of some OF the
war work of the B. p. o. f..
After the declaration that state of
war existed between the United States
and Germany, the b. r. @. f. was
among the frst fraternal orders to
take action I nthe poemesia On June
10, 1917, the grand lodge, of the order.
appointed q war relief commission and
placed John Tcner. an ex-governor
Of Pennsylvania. and ex-president OF
the National league. At its head. as
chairman.
! In July. the committee reported to
the Grand lodge that they ought to
equipped by the B. p. o. E.. but oper-
ated BY the war department. A MIL
lion dollar was voted to finance the
Icommittee. and II was given = carte
blanche, as to It's expenditure.
The University Of Virginia had al
ready decided to established Base
hospital unit. and Grand Exalted
Ruler Fred Harper, being q virginia
man. and knowing about-this work
versity ana furnished $50. 900 equip
ment for a hospital unite, built by the
university. Later Senator Chamber
lain, OF Dragon, p. r. o. e.. induced
the University OF Oregon and the Elka
to do the Same thing.
Looking ahead to the disabled and
mutuiated soldiers. who wosld later
return to their homee, the commit
tee determined TO build Recongtruc-
ton hosri&ai. ana Parker Hill: Ros-
bury. near Boston, Mass. was seaActed
as the site Of the same. Thia wax the
nrst hospital OF the kind oonstructed
In America, and, with ITS, $50 beds, d
the most perfect Institution Of fti kind,
the cost being nearly @300.000.0o
Through soma unexplained way. the
| Salvation Army and the Hlks become
associated in relief work. The Saliva.
tion Army had the organization and
the workers.. but lacked the funds. II
| found itself up against the financial
proposition. when the b. r. o. r. came
to It's AID. when Elks In iifty or mors
lof the big cities of the country took
the campaign OF the SalvationS Army
| for funds and they raised large
/ amounts OF the money finally placed II
the hands OF the salvation Army.
Tho dedication OF tina iReconstruc-
! ton hospital at Parker Hill. wnS q
grand AFFAIR. Elks from all over thu
!, land were there.
After receiving the hospital from
| former Governor John K Tener, Oi
i PennaylvantA. chairman Of the Elks
iYar relief commi4aiOns Grand Exalted
Il Nuler Bruce "A. Campbell Of UnAk 81
I10uis. INSIDE tho address Of preseti.
tation 70 the government 00verndI
\ lfeCnll. Mayor retAre and 0en1GA
1 N0nior Addressed the qakANrjNG
lI.px ritual ~ tl A
IIl1!
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The secrets ries. scrfbes ana press
ecmmittess Of the various lodges
o. the various orders are requested
to place their notes for publication
In the hands OF the Fraternai edi-
..e e.y-s'.-, \ ~,epnek ~ n every
day edition OF The virgtnian-
~, - - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

The board Of ofnccrs Of Philadel-
phia lodge. No. ~, having been autho-
rixed by the lodge, are making al the
necessary plans for q Welcome Home
ba1aar, the proceeds OF which are -
be used to give necessary help. aid
and assistance to our returning heroes
who may need such help. This bazaar
will open on Saturday. February Is.
ana close Saturday. February -. II
II hoped that we will ~ usual. have
the united cooperation OF all our
members. We hope to realize a net
profit OF at least $4,000. We are also
anticipating the valued assistance OF
the Ladies Of our MOcseheart legion
In fact, we doubt very much whether
the bazaar would be success with
out the ladies' help.
|. Talmage once said that ii was 4
mean thing for . man to 50 to heaven
while his wife and children went ia
the poor house. Nevertheless, this
situation seems to be prevalent In
every state Of the union. After m
Investigation that was directed by the
United states gOvefnment itsNaS de-
4tes*nined that sixty ~ ont az every
hundred persons tAaf pAsse8 from
tli1a earth last year. 4ia4 absolutely
rennlieS1. Therefcfa. HF0thsf Moos-
- reati1s: ycur sArxe6 eAlaoA taon &
thoee you hold dears AfeosaTd theiI
1ltaEeeE NllaA yog1 - n
II " y W - s
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sonic temple. 100 West Broad street.
ALI II. M'Doweli. secretary.
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Sons of America

Tuesday night at Leaders ham, cogAM
Hull and Tenth street c. d. Ray
noids. secretary. 4o7 West Fifteenkh
street. HI
Friday night in Monroe han, s11 w1a
Washington camp, No. - ~ ~
regular meeting held on Friday n1xht
the 10th instant. In Masonic tempaA
Highland Springs. Stop 90. Nine
Mile rpad. installed tho followina
of1lcers for the ensuing term: q.
Vaughan, past president: Y. r. <sin
president; r. S. Abbott, vica~p Il
b. Tyler. master of forms: ]. NJ Hard
ing. recording secretary: ILL: Carter.
assisting recording secretary: g. 81
Porter, financial secretary; ". n
Marshall, treasurer: E. A. Gsrtier. con-
ductor; r. r. King. inspectors p.
Nunnally, Chaplain and trustee. AfeeR
the ceremonies q fthe camp clossd. u
special program was carried out ~
an enjoyable evening spent
You ask why am . memhM. q
Patriotic Sons Of America. 4nd "A &ng0
The reason? Why should need one1
As a patriotic citizen. I have tAkea
lie SO much for granted that tho @ueD-
ton seems unnecessary.
Every object for which our oF1laE
tands. every policy Il advocafe teema
with Americanism. To write ~ plae'
form Is to describe our Amer4oan
government To recount IT. h1et0Fy
In to recall the dangers and kr1uMn1lM
OF our country for half tn tndepe10r
ent existence. NJ
Every red-blooded citissn wAa III
eligible; every man who bslteyeas u
the principles for which Our EnEo4141
ers Fought and bled ana dte4s ev4Kp
man who subscrtbes to the AeckTt9Ns
Of our immortal documenta o& A@6Tr
lean principles, the constitution ~
Declaration OF Independence. psacnM
in the order. # M NJ
I am in the order because I - ~
N'ns F. 6. MAltAa6xl NJ
Richmond CAnapA sssoHX
Motto: zone God. one Bible. Nb9
language, one dag, AmAg1ea -
Americana"
| Washfnxf0n cnHnA IN. ~ nto1
the second and fourth Monday mi1eie1
Of each month IN "Juniorss HAIL. EN3-
ton. Walter Rock. e3o-AS psnnv
street. n tho SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON camp, No. - ~ q -
at A., meets every Friday nagaA4s cesnN1
Hull and Tenth streets. South 3lcAr
mond. An members Of tho 0rAee MEM
Invited to attend the mesting1 - t1lM
camp. Al u
washington caMp, No ~ -
regularly 1t Highland Gpr1no g.
n. S3ailixer. Highland GprinoA -
/ h the recording SECRETARY.
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Myrtle lodge, No. Is, X. Of M. meets
every Thursday night At PythiAn cas-
tie, sl3 East Marshal street ]. l..
Pattison. secretary, PA South Adams
street a.
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Henrico Union lOdgc. No. $50, meets
in Masonic hall, TIT 1-2 North Tween
ty-fifth street. on the first Monday
tn each month. Joseph S. Wilson.
secretary.
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30. Highland Springs, meets first
and third Monday nights each month
lin Masonic Temple. at Highland
lSprings, stop 80. Miss Eva M. Frye.
jR. &.
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Laurel lodge, No. 1877. L u. q. =.
meets every Thursday night In tn
month at tn hail at laurel
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Schiller lodge. No. 1870, 7. q. o. r..
m eets every arst and thir1 Wednesda,
night at Colombo hall. 2o4T Yves
Broad street
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Lodge Of Strict Observance. No. 2O7,
Masonic temple. 100 West Broad
street. at noon on the fourth Friday
in each month, except on second Fri
day In December. J. g. Sellinger,
secretary
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rs. Progressive, meets every Frida!
might, /. o. O. r. Home, corner Gracs
and Foushee streets Ella I. Turpin
In S.. EOS South Third street.
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Ivanhoc lodge, No. -, X. OF p;
meets second and fourth Monday In
Lee Camp hall 5i4 Ia East Broad
street
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Fraternaj lodge, No. 50, meets In
Masonic temple. 100 West Broad
street. on the second Monday In each
month. William Reinheimer. secre-
tary.
* 1-A.4,k ~ ,z.-.1I.s. =. : Z
Amity lodge, No. 70. meets in Ma
sonic temple. ZOE West Broad street.
on the third Tuesday In each month.
John r. Hooper. secretary.
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Marshall lodge, No. II. X Of r.
meets second and fourth Tuesday In
Lee Camp hall. s1% La East Rroas
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Stuart lodge, No. 14f. i. o. O. r.
meets every Thursday night la TIL
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Degree Of PocAhuntAe
IAtf1e SQmw Coancn No. 8. meet
ut 100 N Twenty-sixth street ever.
Mon lay night
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pvrHYAN STSTERS

PYTHTAN SISTERS.
Richmond Tcmpao, NO. S. meets
second and fourth Tuesday nights
in every month At Pythian Castle. No.
SIS East Marshall street Mrs. Julia
M. Hill. NJ. Of r. c.. sos East Main
street.
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!. Ilfxle l1att2pont Council No. II
meets It Jr. o. u. 4. M. han. SO
Louisiana street, Second and Fourtl
Tuesday nights Of each month.
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EvcrgreAn Camp, No. 1854, meets
second Tuesday night in each month
at Masonic Temple. Highland Springs
Stop ;. 80. Harry W. Hardy. clerk
BOX 1913.
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Golden Engle Council, No. .. meets
every Tuesday might IN each month az
rythian Castle. 813 e. Marshall
street. Mira Jamie Levensohn. Keep
er Of Recorda.
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Mcnaean tribe, L q. r NJ. meets
every Thursday night at Monroe han.
611 West Main street Nelson Powell
chief OF records. 1897 Floyd avenue.
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n. Friendship, meets every Friday
night. Harrison-Stree hall. near
Broad street. Mrs Elva Saunders
4. g.. n.
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RrBEKAH pE(sREE.

Q. Dove, meets first ana third We'd
nesday nights at Leader hall Hull and
Eleventh streets. South Richmond.
Miss Naomi Williamson. r. 8.
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ryCAMPMENT,

| &. Nelson lEncampmcnt. meets first
land third "Wednesday nights. 1. q. q.
+. Home. corner Grace and Foushee
streets. r.. j. Carlton. R. s., 436 South
Laurel street
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E. O. u. A. M.


ular meeting held last Tuesday night.
tho 14th instant, at Robins hall, cor
nor OF Hull ana C1opton, streotS the
following ofacers were installed for
the ensuing term: W. w. Toler.
Junior past councillor: III. 8. Barrett,
councflor; George Perry. vice.coun-
cilor: w. J. Morrissett, recording Sec
rotary: III. B. Clarke, assistant: w. n.
Marshall. financial secretary; c. G..
Funua- treasurer: r. e. Hudson, con-
ductor: n. G. Jennings, warden; l.
W. Burton, inside sentinel: p. E.
Nunnal1y, outside sentinel: the Rev.
r.. Z. Smith, chaplain: J. II. Harding.
son. trustee for. twelve months. r. s.
Rarrett. trustee for eighteen months;
D. z. Nunnally and p. s Barrett, rep
resentatives to the state council: I'll.
II Clarke. alternate: J. NJ. Harding
and " Z. Marshall. representatives to
Funeral Benefit association
'<" -----
| 1919.
Make this year a splendid ono for
ou~ orranfration. Try to have one
ncw member 1t least proposed and
i initiated in your council Endeavor
! Is the ORGANISATION and then strive 70
| keen ii such. y 4 7z-91
~As a nation Of people who had
tasted OF the fruits OF Hbery. America
yet not blindly: i knew that is yer, yer,
dict would call nom tneH peaceIu.
pursuits the dover Of tho nations
manhood; II knew that hundreds thou
sands, perhaps million must oner Al
that mon G08F48n
great war god: It knew that the wo-
manhood Of the nation must bear the
burdens that only womannooo can
bear: but, hearing the eau 20 ser,
vice. It reconciied ieself 70 .ne neeu
day. my friends. In partta! memorial
recoenioon cf tnose VINO lave 49,
in order tnaa 70 wno 80 nese r .s
might receive EoF GUY" , IV9s lug ,aars =
o. tne Sunlor our " .hn,,s.rds whc
hAd heard Amerc@s cAn 70 sc. ~ ~
ana 20 tnem. W.tn tne .ess I,th ihas
order nInfuIy up.neeV' n.a.s o.
ardent love OF .,s sou ~ x. ' hs.rt. ~ IT.
gc snnlo1 n there =, vas but one answer
to % given: rnI1Ir M1TEfIER.
| -
/ ,. .~--.s, - r..+. .x.r~
49, 800 = n-l. nan At the
- ae~arA ma Rroad streets
w. II IyIeI = eAs -
Eientn
wa 49,, w. a. ,....
A. W.Sns:a.v nirht In hali cornei
= nos asard Harrison streets. George
Mo,k.n - s"o 49,
-
.... .---.n ~. n $500,
sss'un ".-H. q Z.
hall. ~ the eofnor oI I'I ~. nv. ~.
lstreetA - 49,.
reeaEy' az c-e1E
-, *. . 1880,
Antcs ~ ~
every Ioesoay n nsn. ~ ...s.,s p "A r
Foster - the secretary. I'll De"e1i'
street
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Royal, Arcanu1n

The supreme oocyUtAFy = delighted
to hear on all sides Of Royal Arcanum
organizations which have been put
ting money into liberty bonds, within
the past months He would be glad
to mention all these Illustrations of
fhs .-sant f4At 1iHp Era tA,nanstS ,ASs
asso good pAri6s5. pht unroft uha.ery.
all these instances are too much alike
to make any large number of real
interesting stories.
HOLD YOUR LHBER4Y BONDS,
Some get-rich-Qutck concerns are
crty bond holders, whom they know
will not sail outright THAR liberty
bonds. to turn over their liberty bonds
to these companies ~ security for q
loan and with the money thus Dor
rowed purchase stock In their COM
paniea.
This lending one. money ON nberty
bonds ~ security to purchase stock
in the lenders company - tn many
cases only a thinly disguised method
OF exchanging stock Of doughtul value
for liberty bonds OF unQuesfaoned
value.
1t il q good business and It Il %
triottsm to hold your liberty bonds
Beiv1deFe Council, No. ff4o. second
and fourth Thursday nights each
month Ut Colombo Han. 3o4s West
Broad street. J. 8. Hopkins. secre-
tArys 3035 West Grace street.
E1ha Council. No. SO, meets nrs,
and third Tuesday nights each month
at Leo Camp Hall. El4N East Broad
street c. w. Tyler. secretary. 311
North Third street
| Henrico Council. No. Ia, meets
irst and third Thursday nights each
month at II. o. q. A. NJ Hall. e04
Louisiana avenue. Fl. II. Coghili
secretary. se7 North Thhty-nfth
street
McCArfhy Cuuncil, No. 46S.. meets
first and third Thursday nights each
month at Lee Camp Hail, 51%A Ess'
Broad street j. FL. b. 4Peay, 0ecre-
Manchester Council, No. f1f$. neetl
nrst and third Friday nights each
month 1t Leaders hall. 1000 Hui
| street J. H Purdy, ST. secretary
4oS West Thirty-third street.
Elsocaoe Council, No. sos, mectl
second and fourth wednesday night
each month at Eagles Hall. corner
| Marshall and Third streetx Cortex v,
Jones, secretary, 1871 End Ave.
Uninn ODuncl, No. 81. meets secont
ana fourth Tuesday nights each month
at Pythfan Castle. 1907 East Broad
street. r. r. Butler. SECRETARY. 7e&
North avenue
/
| Virginia Council, No. -, meets
second and fourth Thursday night
each month IT Lee Camp Hall. 5l4 l.:
East, broad Charles G. Bosher. SC
Rotary. 1912 North Ninth street.
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Pawnee tribe. Ne. 81. I. O. r. NJ,
meets every Thursday night at Cor.
c0ran hail. J. N. Brown, chief OF
records. TOO North Twenty-fourth
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Church Hin Camp, No. f1732. meets
first ANA third Thursday nights IN
each month at Marshall Hall, 1906
East Broad street. Clerk, r. A.
Zones, lis East Franklin
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Richmond lodge, No. 4, /. q. q. y,
meets every Monday night at I. o. O.
IF. Home, corner Grace and Foushee
streets
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Eagles

The Big Brother aerie plan authoriz-
I'd and recommended by the Grand
Aeris Is reported to be working bene-
ficently in the jurisdictions where II
has been adopted Weak aries are
responding to the influence at the
stronger brother aeriea. The success
OF the plan has suggested to the editor
OF the bulletin Of Evansville, lind
|aerae, No. 427. that 10 might we'll be
adopted by tho membership of an
aerie within its own circie--Eagle
Magazine
Allegheny, (Pa-), aerie. No. Sat,
has taken action toward extending the
Rie Brother &erie idea into the; In
efernAI operations az the Subordinate
aerie4 II has appointed 4 commits
sion to look after the future welfare
and strength of the local body. In view
Of tho changed economic conditions
growing ont Of the war. This commits
sion viii consider both the assistance
OF temporarily unfortunate brothers
and the growth and activity OF the
aerie ttsek.-Exchange.
Dix1e aes4e. No. ~. =. q. T.. holds
open house all the time at its club
rooms ana home, corner Third and
Marshall strests- William p. Sullivan,
secretary. S1S North Thirtieth street
Stonewan 1ackAon Aesac, No. 1859
r. o. r, meets the second and fourth
Wednesday night every month q
Toney's hall. corner II Hull and
Eleventh streatA J. NJ A0efnAthy,
president; c. L Petit, secretary;
Moody avenue. corner Park avenue.
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Owls

Patriotism and fraterna1ism arc o
closely allied that It Is practically I'm
possible to distinguish between them
II In al right to sing Keep the
Home Fires BurinK,s but II tAke8 coal
and food AFTER the breAd-earner has
gone hence. Have you made that APP
|plication for additional protection7 u
mot. AJAX your wife about It She VIII
be able to explain It to you
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E7,oeaoe Council. No. sos, meet
second and fourth "wednesday night
each month At Eagles Hail. corne
Marshall and Third streetx Coftex v
Jones, secretary, 1911 7nd Ave.
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YadJcs' AUXILIARY.

RicimnoSd Ncsi, M. 1e1o. meets
second and fourth "wednesday nights
each months at Owi4 Hail. corner
Broad and Second streets Miss
Fannie Kelly. secretary. STA North
Davis avenue. G. u Petit, financial
secretary.
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Union ODuncl, No. 81, meets second
and fourth Tuesday nights each month
at Pythfan Castle. 1907 East Broad
street. r. R. Butlae. secretary. 7ee
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vhgfnAa Council, No. -, meet.
second and fourth Thursday nights
each month Ut Lee Camp Hall. Sl4 1-2
East, broad Charles G. Bosher. Soc
rotary, 1912 North Ninth street
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Virginia coNne1l, Ne. \ mo9S9 DyNN& Y
Friday night at Junior Order U1Aeess
American Mechanics, Si4 Lout1o&Aq
avenue. walter Rock. secroeAxys e3oAA
Denny street
Lafy csun~f1. Ne 4. Hssts 49,
Tuesday night at FraternAl hail. HI
Hull street ). d. ResmA ose<ekA
500 Stockton street
Liberty Bef1 esuncil. - u -
every Thursday night ut BsfvidAfA -
corner Main and Beividers streotA
W. Miller. secretary. 113 South 1AMe0
street s
star and Crescent esunen. Mora0
meets every Friday night ~ 1eUAr0e
hall. corner Main and Belvfdere st1poe
w. r. Keller. secretary. 31eS -
Main street asxA8
| Fidelity e0~neil. Na. = naose1 0vNUI
Tuesday night Mt Junior Order U1eono
American Mechanics' hall. corner Twems6
ty-fifth and Marshall streets Mn q
| Wakefield sec Rotary. 373S Je6GDes
avenue.
every Friday night Junior Order Uaee0f
American Mechanics hail. corner 3Ws@
ty-afth and Marshall streets Mn
Julia b Gay. secretary. 379on -
Broad street
| Un1sn eeunei1. Ne. II. mes4D eg09y
"Wednesday night At Marshall han -
East Broad street MrA EulA y -
ton. secretary.
I Stars md Strfpes eo1ne0s -. -
meets every Tuesday night u MoafoA
HALL, 500 West Main street W. G. ChNe
dress. secretary. South Plum stfss1s
# Select eownef1. NJ. II meets Uvoey
Friday night at Toney's han. Eleveue1
and Hull streets H A. gill. sscrctAxK
4 1915 Albany avenue
4 Central council, No. 81 meets 'svsG2
Monday night at Fraternity hall. 1htyN
and Broad streets. Mrs. r. B. ToomhAi
secretary. s1o North CRANKY street
4 May council. Nc. 81. meets svse1
Tuesday night At Corprew hail. 500
i East Broad street Mrs. Lncy NJ Grit
fin. secretary. al
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Meridian lodge. No. 234, meets In
Masonic temple, 10e West Broad street
at noon on the fourth Monday Ia
each month. J. l. Beck, secretary.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
Royal NelghboFs Of America
Central Camp. No. -; meets every
first and third Wednesday night In
Arcade hall. Miss Olya !. Shapland.
oracle; Mrs. Carrie Perry. recorder.
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meets every Thursday night la the
month at its hail. 500 Hull street.
Unity lodge. No. 80, I. o. O. r.
meets every Friday night At 24oS East
Broad street The ,eetings are in.
ed to bs resent as often A. convenient
Metropolitan 'odge, No. ze8, I. o.
q. r.. meets e. erv Thursday night nj
Jr. Q. Z. A. NJ. Han. Twenty-nfth and
Marshall streets. Always a good meet
ing.
Fstxhugh Infee. No. o.. I. O. O. r..
meets every Monday night ut fts han.
corner Harrison and Broad streets and
with a good attendance OF tbs brothers.
Onion lodge. No. Z, I. o. o. r.,
r. Home. corner Grace and Foushee
streets.
Highland Springs lodge. No. 10,
meets every Wednesday night in
Masonic temple at Highland Springs
The lodge IL opened promptly at 8
o'clock and all the brothers are re-
auested TO attend the sessions.
Patrick Henry lodge, No. i10, I. O.
@. r, meets every Tuesday night ut
its hail. corner Harrison and Broad
streets. Let all the brothers attend
T. communications.
| Henderson lodge. No. los, I. o. o. r,
meets every Thursday night At Leader
hall. corner Hull and Tenth streets
South Richmond
| Abou ZEN Adh-m lodge, No. 1fO
meets every Thursday night ut I. o. O.
/ r. Home, corner Grace and Foushee
streets. Degree work always on hand
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Damon lodge, No. !. X. of r. meets
every Friday night at the Pythian
castle, No. 2307 East Broad street
r.. A. Hughes. X. R. and s.
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Woodmen 81 tE,e 1 7 >

0f A. ti44NtN every ! 49, !| 4 / p w.,
exs M IN, e0xneg n ssj y |5&ss !!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Lewis Gintcr lodge. No. 3f7. meets
at Ginter Park. on the third Thurs
day in each month. @
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Rabcork lodge. No. SOC. meets
every Friday night in the Masonic
temple at Highland Springs. stop so.
Nine Mile Road. r. @. Moore, secre-
tarp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Westhnmpton lodge. No. 500. meets
at Ridge church on the fourth Mon
day In each month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Fitzgerald lodge, No. 900. meets In
Barton Heights on the third Monday
in each month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Central council, No. 81 meets 'svoG9
Monday night at Fraternity hall. 1htyt
and Broad streets. Mrs. r. b. ToomAAs
secretary. a1o North CRANKY sserosG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Many = person In learning that with
|fraternAiism 1t is possible to gct alone
these days without many things which
formerly ware deemed essentials.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

tx. Ak~A Ky g :. - z x = s'AT4
meets ut Lee Camr hall every Friday
evening. r. r. Hughes. chief of
records, 800 North Davis avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Northside hodge, No. 203. meets In
Masonic temple at Highland Park. on
the third Friday in each month. Asa
johnson, secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

May eeuMcfl, Nc. 81, meets evoey
Tuesday night At Corprsw hall 34et
East Broad street Mrs. Lncy NJ Grit
fin, secretary. M