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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-12-05

Can you think of gift that can
be gotten with so little trouble and
which will give friend so much
pleasure through out the coming year
as years subscription to some good
magazine? Sends orders for all the
periodicals to a. NJ. Black, Tazcwell
Thanksgiving Day in Burkc's Garden
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-12-05

Misses Harriet and Alma Mcneil,
former teachers of Mountain View
school, spent Thanksgiving with
friends ut this place, ate dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Peters, as did
also Miss Lula Baugh, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. c. Mcfarland. They all said the
dinner was = sumptuous one.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-12-05

Miss Lucnctia Manhood who is teach
ing in graded school at McComas,
W. Va, was visiting in town this
week. Before returning she enrolled
Ter name for Il years tuition.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-12-05

do not forget to visit my store on
Saturday, December 18TH, if you wan
to look al large stock of jcwclry
pobst.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-12-05

On December 18th, | will have with
me Il Jewclry man from the north.
lie will have Il $4,000 stock so if
there is any special goods you wan;
call ut my store at that time. III. w
Pobst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
SINN FEM NAMES OFFICERS
DE VaIern's Associates Chosen as Mem
bcrs of Irish Republics
Government.
fBy Associated Preas.1

DUBLIN. Oct. 1S.-The secret conven-
ton. OF the Sim Fein held here this
week. besides re-electing Eamonn de
valera. president of the organization,
chose these officers:
Vice presidents. Arthur Griffith and
Father OTlanaEan: honorary secre-
tar!es. Austin Stock and Harry Boland
honorary treasurers, Mrs. Wyse Power
and Il. w. Duggan.
stock is In An English prison. Boland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
SHORTAGE OF RAILWAY CARS
REPORTED IN TRANS-SlBERln
Inter-Allied Commission IL Seeking
HcnnH to Relieve Present
Acute Situation.
tBy Associated preaa.l

VLADlVOSTOK. Oct 18.-The inter-
allied railroad commission is consider
lnE measures TO cope with the problem
81 Iho shortage OF railway cars for
me Trans Siberian Railway which con-
Iinues TO be serious as winter APP
upon tho railroad and to the largo
number OF freight cars and even pas
senger cars sidetracked at various
points along tho line and occupied as
dwellings by refugees.
The line beyond Irkutsk is often
blocked for days at time 80 that
active between terminals. 1t Is esti-
mated that 1000 TO 10000 cars are still
occupied by refugees and kept out OF
service.
Danger OF the expected coal famine
In Viadivostok has been eliminated, it
is believed. by the prospective reopen
Suchan coal mines within a few weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
Entertain Cotton Delegates

MEMPHIS. TENN. Oct 1s.--Dele-
gates returning from the world cotton
Conference In New Orleans. today in
spected the plant OF the Memphis Ter
minal Corporation were guests al a
visited points of interest about the
city. a banquet was rendered the
visitors tonight The party. which in
cludes a number of foreign delegates.
left at midnight for New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18
Hosiery Specials

Women's Black Fiber silk Hose
made with 4-inch hem, double heel
toe and sole; regular s5c value at
pair-75c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18
Attractive Wells

The new wells show striking orig
fnality in the mesh, which you must
see to appreciate. Among them are
some French wells with hexagon mesh
and hair line mesh with scroll and
chenille dots used with effectiveness
as borders and scrolls. Choice is open
to taupe, brown, navy, purple and
black at-s5c to $3.50 the yard.
Drape Wells Circular Wells in a
wonderfully pretty assortmentsof new
patterns in the new colors at-S1.oO
to $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18
Costume Necklaces

Just come over from France-lovely
neck adornments in individual effects
No two alike-Cora1, sapphire, anne
thyst and amber. Also wonderful
necklaces in "Whitby' Jet. From the
Orient comes Jade, Ivory and Jade;
one with Teakwood idol PLAGUE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18
Underwear Specials

Women's Kayser Silk Vests: S2.65
value in flesh or white. at-$f.05.
Women's Kayser silk-top Vests,
$3.50 quality, in white or flesh. Each
-98c.
Women's Isle loose knee and
French band top Union Suits; $3.50
quality, Saturday for-08c.
Mems Barred Nainsook Union Suits
athletic style, at-$1.5O each.
Separate Garments at--S6c each.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18

Toys. Dolls and Games in the Base
ment Store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18
Easter Accessories
for the Miss

Naturally she'll want a. perky hair
bow for wear on Easter Sunday.
Mother should take look at those
we will offer special at 29c and SEC.
Beautiful moiress fancy plaids and
brocade ribbons in all the new spring
colors as well as all the old familiar
stand -byes are among them.
We Tie All Bows Free.
Silk GIoves-Kayser made, Just like
mother wears in white, pongee, gray
and navy at-pair Csc.
Hand Bags-in mesh, silk bags and
bags made of leather for the miss.
Big assortment of colors and shapes
at-59C .r{
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18

Discount on all Aladdin Aluminium
Ware.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-18
Kid and Silk
Gloves for the Miss

White Kid GIoves-smart looking
white gloves with embroidered backs
in brown, gold. gray and purple. Also
silk gloves in white, pongee. black,
gray and navy; plain and heavily en-
broidered backs in self and contrast,
at-z5c, to 1928 the pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

lie said he'd try me out.
boxed four rounds with Ralph
Alexander who IL from Water.
loo. la. 40 they sent MS out To
the various camps doing exhi-
bition boxing. That was better
than drilling. guess we boxed
about two dozen exhibition bouts
and then had 10 fight In earnest
In the championship bouts. I
won by a knockout In the first
round. But Burns wouldn't
fight. By beating Leo Cross
WIS champion of LeNans. and
was sent 10 Paris for the tour
nameni. Alexander. rtinner.up.
went along. too, and we fought
again. won. In Paris
knocked out Marchnndt ia "a
rounds. Sergeant Ray Smith.
who was wounded. won the
Croix de Guerre and was deco
rated by Petain, fought IA draw
with me. But for the "bys"
would have had TO fight n lot
more than did but ! was lucky.
10000 Fans
Fay Kaiser OF Cumberland.
Md, won his way 10 the finale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

Patterson. lightweight champ,
bathed In the ex.kaiser's tub.
The Germans were interested
I'm boxing but none Of them
wanted a match. Personally any
one of ms would have been glad
to take Boche ON.
First Bout Easy
My first big bout over here
WASN'T such n task after all. IL
was the first time I ever made
much money out of boxing.
had one professional bout preyi-
ously and that was In Paris with
hob Scanlon. after l had won
The inter-allied title. beat
Scanlon in Paris and won 5000
francs. l knocked him down
nine times before he took the
count In the eleyenth--that
lucky eleventh again.
And, on the boat coming
back. the Minnesota. I picked NJ
a few dollars for boxing few
rounds and also had the priv.
lege of the officers bath. lin
the meantime Jack Dempsey
was travelling In state 10 the Pa
cific COAST. Seeing the Statue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
Who Is Willie
Keller, Local
Rockingham?
Big Fellow Meets Jim Flynn.
Pueblo Fireman, at Crys-
tai Pool Wednesday

Is Willie keeler. Scattie's newcs,
ring sensation. an Eastern bsttler un.
der an assumed nancf
This II what seatue's ring fra.
ternity IL asking about the big fcl.
low who has won his frat two
starts here In onctwo order. Keller
r. very busines.iikc. works we'll. hits
quickly and like a whole team Of
army mules.
The big fellow hasn't had much
10 say about where he IL from. but
Just dropped into the Arena gym
ono afternoon and put on the gloves
with Willie Meehan. lie didn't
show anything and later worked
out with Carl Norris the big cheese.
who kicked him around in sparring
matches.
But when Willie. he Of the cave
man chest. climbed into tho ring. Il
was so different He had Harry
Williams on the floor a half hun.
dred times in his frs, go and fin.
sliy put him TO sleep In the second
frame. lie polished off Tom Wood.
fiv4eF IN pAhCn az tAc FINS fAc
other night
And now Keller viii have his big
chance here because he will run up
against Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fire
man. who has fought EN- all from
Jack johnson. Jack Dempsey. and
such. to Fat" I.arue. the Oakland
lemon.
This bout will headline the Eiks'
smoker. which In being put on at the
Crystal Pool Wednesday night for
tho Seattle Boys club.
And what a battle this VIII be. be.
cause "Centleman" Jim Flynn will
hattie. even II he doesn't win. He
gives US his word for u. Keeler
ticesn't look like a stalicr.
The winner of this bout will
stand In line for a crack al Frank
Farmers northwest heavy crown.
Steve Reynolds. another fireman.
and also a heavyweight. will enter a
Seattle ring for the first time this
season wednesday when he takes on
Jack Smith. a big fellow from Salt
lake. Smith claims that he was at
one time a real rniddleweight. Wen
see "wednesday what his class Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

and we fought nj the Cirque de
Paris. Ten thousand ersmmed
the place. Jake Carey WIS ref
cree. won the fight and was
very happy. II was n gruellipg
affair. General Pershing saw IL.
lie made "A speech boosting the
game. ! felt that was improv-
ing right along and WAS getting
faster ON my feet. I began 10
take u rial interest in the game
and wondered II I couldn't get
somewhere.
We'll they tool, the winners on
u tour thru the occupied sec
tions Of Germany.
Eight French fighters were
taken. too. The trip was fin.
nnccd by the Y. VI. &. A. Jimmy
Bronson. now my manager. WAS
referee. Ben Stcinel OF Mil
waulkoe was matchmaker. Spike
Webb was trainer. Major Nc
Dermott was In general charge.
We exhibited nj Newied, Cob.
LEM. Esch. Montabaur. Neu.
haur, Trler ttlp first place to
fly the American flag.l
IL was at Neuhaur that Leo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
DEAR cLAR,cE

Of Liberty again i'm New York
harbor meant more 10 me than
all the medals and money.
There was biz reunion OF
the Martin and Dewitt families
at Martinsburg, w. Va. ard
was there. There were GOO alto
gcther and l was the biggest in
the bunch.
I took on joe Bonds mt Ak
ron. after ] had good rest and
visited folks at Terra Alta.
where I think every one of the
800 inhabitants met me ut the
station. They all knew me be-
cause delivered their milk
when l was "A kid.
Learned Lot
I learned n lot in the two
weeks preceding the Bonds
fight. knew there was lots 10
learn and that crafty old ring
ster like Joe might slip one over
any time. And now that Il Is
over know there are lots OF
other things 10 learn. must
learn better 90 keep those fell
lows away from me and ] must
learn 10 let the other fellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

Jimmy Maddox's field goal which en-
ahlcd Washington aud Lee football team
20 beat Georgia Tech 5 10 was the frat
reverse In five years on it's home Grid
iron sustained W the Gaiden Tornado
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
MAY ALLOW
COMMISSION
FLAT RATE

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Instead Of
cutting in for a full 10 per cent Of
the world series money. the national
commission In the future may be al
lowed lump sum Of $4,000 year
for operating expenses. This recon-
mendation is TO be made By National
league club owners at the December
meeting, according 10 the commit
tee appointed TO name n successor
for Garry Hermann as chairman.
The American league men also
favor the move. according TO the
board OF directors. which recently
asked the commission TO turn over
lts share Of the last spells.
Both Ban Johnson and John
Heydler, presidents Of the leagues.
are said 10 favor the move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
Co. B. Enters
Team in Star
Cage League
Eight Teams Now in Circuit;
Other News OF Star League

Let's 70. gang
Eight teams are now entered in
The Stars basketball league
The eighth team to enter II IN. Co
n team OF the Third Washington In.
fantry. They sent in their appuea-
ton today.
We want four more teams In the
league. Twelve teams will be tho
limit the plan being to have two
Gag, circuits Of six teams each. A
worlds series win be played at the
end OF the season.
The teams entered 20 FAR are the
Y. NJ. C. A.. spaldinss'. Piper &
Tafrs. Soldiers & sailors club.
Knights OF Columbus. University
Community ave. Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance company and the Co.
u squad.
No Charges
This IL The Stars city basketball
league and there IL no entrance fee
or charges. the teams bearing the ex.
peuse % maintaining their squads
The idea Of the league IL 10 give
the basketball teams In Seattle q
chance to play at least one game a
week.
Plans call for the nrst games on
December s. The league should be
completed this week.
Send in your application 20 the
Sporting Editor Of The star now
Firms entering teams do not have
to have the players come from their
establishments.
Rules
The only rules governing the
league are that 10 players may be-
registered. Lists must be In a week
before the FIRST game. No players
may be added or traded after the sew
enth game. There VIII be no games
during the holidays. Teams viii play
one game a week and the season will
run rs weeks. other news will bc
published from day to day in Tho
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
WHY DIDN'T WILLIE
STAY HOME WHEN OLE
ANDERSON SHOWED UP

NEW YORK. Nov. a4-Wlllie
Meehan. the Frisco "fat boy" is here
on a quest for victims. Neehan an
nounced shortly after his arrival that
he was ready 10 put on tho gloves
with any one. Including Jack Demp.
sey. over whom he BOASTS two de
cisions. Meehan IL said 10 have
come for "elose range" with Dave
Driscoll. the Jersey promoter who
tired 20 match him with Dempsey
month ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

Hgh school football Of is nost
which
me teams ~ overflow attendance games.
OF Inc coming
fom behind after losing their first waop
mk c hrh foutcd broadway Of stage
right The season ~nde In triple tie broadway
picns " ' ' ~
There nothing startling appointment Of CLYDE
wares Seattle second sacker
sst week. a. II be
trial AZ lie exhibited Of on the bail
id here last year and lot Of Whether
gather the PLAYERS fer the
beorc appointment controlling Of
gave out the announcement that q
get the men need because
without the right kind Of players
Anybody who would figure out the football
foolish Harvard Is leading In of 10
win over Vale Saturday, but they played
MARKS all Of
the East ecnauercrs Of might, Pit, Colgate before
And Saturday D. A. beat Pullman do they do
The only title that the ~Bis Ten. where
Illinois rules. winning Ohio Illinois
esas with five wins and oss while Ohio
Field goals playing big part football scoring
possibility these days. The Illinois
title BY drop kick In the last minutes Of saturday
T. wsioped Pullman by two field goals. Yale
scores against Princeton and Harvard
Chick" Harley. Of Ohio State Wisconsin by
In the final minutes Of play And = a
k'chr this surely working Reminds
Of the days when fellows
because all they had do
line and watch Brkley kick par three
points u happened 50 often that monoonous,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
WILDE STAR FAN

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. "a
One OF the spectators at the Charlie
white-Johnny Dundee fight here
wednesday night will be Jimmy
Wilde, English fyweight champion.
Wilde viii return TO Chicago after
the fight to train for his December 9
battle with Sharkey. white has n
bout scheduled with Benny Leonard
at New Orleans for December IS. II
he is able TO win over Dundee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
PAIR OF FIELD GOALS
WINS SPOKANE TITLE

SPOKANE. Nov. 24.---In close.
nard fought game. Lewis and Clark
high school Saturday afternoon took
he city championship away from
north Central. so
A field goal from North CentraPs
s5.yard line by Berditt Fisher and a
kick from placement, also by Fisher.
4 few minutes later, did the trick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
WEDLOCKED
BY ROB MARTIN. HIMSELF
Heavyweight Champion Of the
a. Il. r. and Inter.illied
Armies.


Armies.
got over in September.
didn't know whether would
ever get back or not. First night
out on the boat had row
with an English sergeant. And
that WIS the last fight I had
until after the armistlce WIS
signed We landed ut Liverpool
and from there went TO lie
IIavre. From there we went 10
Mantz. LeMans was the last
camp 10 the front and we lived
In pup tents there "a couple OF
weeks expecting any minute or
ders to move. Then the arms.
ticc was signed.
After the armisiiee there was
nothing but drilling. I didn't
like II any better than the other
fellows. We wanted to fight
when we got over there and the
drilling didn't so0the our disap-
pointed feelings bit. got 50
tired of II I told a y. NJ. G. A.
secretary could box little.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
LEONARD MEETS DUNDEE

NEW YORK. Nov. A-Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion. has
signed TO fight 20 rounds 90 a de.
cislon with Johnny Dundee In New
Haven, January 16. according to an
by Vincent Reina,
New Haven promoter. who IL to
stage the fight. Both win weigh in
at 1875 pounds. a referee and two
Judges win handle the fight. Reina
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
FINAL lNSTAELMTNT OF BOB MARTINS OWN STORY
By ALTMAN
BY LEO
By BLOSSER
BIZ AHERN

lead now and then. l did all
the leading with Bonds and he
took advantage Of my greenness
10 crowd in close and clinch
every chance he got. That was
one reason l didn't stop him any
sooner. The other was soro
right hand.
1 think a lot OF that right.
tho, from reading the account III
the Bonds fight. you'd think 1
only had "a left arm.
l want 10 work with some Of
the old timers and learn the
things they picked up long ago.
am i'm no hurry and / know II
is going TO he some time before
l will meet the best Of them.
hut I'm sure the day Is coming
when Ill step into the ring and
box for the highest honors in
the game.
(rhe End
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24

WHEN BOB MARTIN WANTS
TO GET HOME EARLy HE FIN.
JsUES EN- OFF IN A HURRY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Richmond Lodge. No. $50. while II
planned for a three weeks carnival.
only gave out one weeks perform
ance al time. &c as tc keep the
interest from tagging and TO stimuia te
the contests. The first weeks results.
owing to the continued Indictment
wea her. WIS not up to expectations,
vet was fairly satisfactory. This past
week has been fine. the attendance
large and results good. The present
week the shows Rave been trars-
ferred to the Church H,li Athletic
association grounds at corner OF
Twenty first and p streets. and new
attractions added. The carnival wifi
c'oae and results o. contests and all
awards Of prizes or premiums will Lc
announced on Saturday night, April
sth.
A iargs number of the Atcervut or
6-rs ard lodges Of ma CITY have and
are taking an interest. IN Tho ccntc-ts
contestine for the diamonds which
are to be given away. Tho Whole
scheme of the contest h co-opera-
tive. The rolls OF tickets given TO
each iEaividuaI. lodge or society. ere
numbered consscG.iveiy and isttered
differently. 50 there are no duplicates
IN any series. AZ the close of the
Contest. @tiS remaining ttCAchs Oh flAikA
will indicate inr1 ed.ately the num-
Der s{i. by the number stamped on
the ticket There viii DC lac Ntedio -
counting tn as ertaiu the result, nor
can there be any controversy rs 10 the
number sold, or who the winners are
IL any OF the contests Thca too, each
individual, or 'odee, or scciets- vi!
get ten ger cent OF the amount the n
ur Its tickets sold Indicate. whether
the winner of q prize or not. Evs~y-
body selling tickets Will receive some
thing Even the winner OF the auto
will get a commission Il the am BUR :
OF tickets sold.
The underlying purpose arr object
OF the carnival has been and ts 70 OBJ
tain menAoersfip for the Lodge. These
are coming In very rapidly and much
to the qualification OF the old loc ye
r,em bera On Monday night. the .4ta
instant 6fty-two members were sri~
sia ed and 'zteiy al every meeting
there have beer from fifteen to TWEEN
~ candidates PROPOSED and Initiated
Richmond sotfxe. 40. sac. Ia o. q.
NJ. mAots eTeEy Mon ~ n!ghi al s
Q clock at Il. horne. io1 Eass Frank
lin stree. J. r. McCA.l.y In d.-tatcr
and e. NJ. EarAaan, secretary. 2ls
q IhaIabaFiay ne avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30
Odd Fellows

Richmond Lodge No. has decided
4 u consolidate with Abou Ben Adhen,
l No. eIO.
Fer reasons satisfactory to them
& petxeA the members Of Richmond
Il iodge. ~ Its regular communication
Il h&ld Monday night, Feb. 81, at l. o.
~. n haE. corner Grace and Foushce
1 streets. PASSED resolution to consoli-
1atA with some other lodges and a
N1osurnlttce was appointed to that end,
y atstinG Of o. SC. Hackett. n. II. SaT-
fAiMears NslAaK AID Geo. r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30
Royal Arcanurn

shockoe ccan-ii. Ne. sss. Sefo sts
regular meeting or last Wednesday
I might. March IS, ct It's lodge room.
isagieS acme, CO rer Marshall and
/ Third streets. Ten candidates were
initiated and there are nfteen xpplica-
tons on Ale awaiting proper action.
This council IN very active ard shs
victory x zasy,sselsr z Esg q. atss z.sta
which viii ciose the ais. instant.
have been conducted with n great 1e,,
" ssst.,
| THO Grand Ceuneii toY Virginia VII
meet In this city on tho 18th day OF
! April next 50 representatives from.
courcils ali over the state VIII be
present. Notwittsta nding re xa- AID
the d. epidemic. gratifying rehor.s are
expected from the GraAd council; OFT
csT1 The local councils are making
prera-a;ioas sor tais me ing and q
.sfse titeaean~. ~ ant eipated Harry
kenr. d'strici deputy for Virginia an 1
isso a deruty Supreme -ewsne. is upor
the se's anc looking a.tsr the gen
era nSeeeass cf ths order.
Rcs,ide~e Connect. Ne. ssss. second
An. FORTH Thursday nights esch
ynoneh At Colombo hall, a049 wes.
Broad street. j. s. Hopkins. secre-
tary. 392S yv&~t Grace street
E1so Coun.,r. No. ssa. meets n-et
anu third Tuesday nights each mon N
al Tee Camp Fan. SAN East Broad
street. c. W. Tyler. secretary. ali
North Third street
Hcur.cn Council. NO. rs3. meets
first and third Thursday nights eact
month at Jr. .. T.. M Hall. S04
Louisiana avenue. H II, Coghl'.
secretary. so7 North Thirty-nfth
street.
Mccarthy Council. No. zws, meets
,rss and ,Alra THURSDAY nights each
r,crfh All Les Gimp Hall, Si4h East
B-cad street i. Fl. n. peay. secre-
tary, 1aol-D Barton avenue.
|s,s Ma neascstsr, 6sopnctl. NO. ats. meets
first and third Friday NIGHTS each
month at Leaders hall, 600 Hun
street J. n. Furdy, Sr.. secretary,
4os West Ihirty-third street
Shockoe Council. No aAS, meet.
second and fourth "Wednesday nights
each mona at Eagles li&H. corner
Marshall and Third streets, Cortez v.
Jones, secretary. 1911 End Ave.
Union, Council. No. ST. meets second
and fourth Monday NIGHTS zach month
Mt Pythian Castle, 1907 East Bros A
street. r. r. Butter. secretary. 200
North avenue
Virginia Council. No. 70, meets
second ard fourth Thursday nights
each month OF Lee Camp Hall. sl&l-2
East broad. Charles G. Rosher. SEQ
rotary. Is Ia North Ninth street