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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31

BERLIN, March 31.-The German Government has advised all Ger mans to leave Hungary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31
POLAND SIGNS ALLIANCE WITH
 AClIES

WARSAW, March 31.-The Polish Chamber of Deputies has voted unan- 'mously for a treaty of allience with he Entente Powers.
 PARIS, March 31.-The German Financial sub-Commission has arrlv ed at Spa to discuss pending finan- cial conditions with the Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31

ULTlMATUM REPORTED SENT
 BASEL, Switzerland, March 31.-- IL is reported that the Hungarian
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31
REPORT IS NOT CONFIRMED

COPENHAGEN, March 31. The Vienna volks zeitung says Austria has offered to ally herself with Ger many against the Entente, The Wolff News Agency in Germany says moth. ing is known by the German offic- ials concerning the offer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31
PARIS MATIN DECLARES THAT ALLIES HAVE DECIDED TO SEND
 !, MILITARY FORCES TO HUNGARY,
 :: W|THCEN. MACIN IN COMMAND

Government has sent an ultimatum to the Czech-Slovak Republic demanding the stoppage of the concentration Of troops. It is reported that the Czechs are planning general mob il:Zation in Bohemia soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31
ALI CLOCKS ADVANCED IN GREAT BRITAIN
 AS WELL AS IN U. s.

LONDON, March 31.-All clocks were advanced an hour this morning to conform with theda wight saving program.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31

which were agreed to when the ar mistice. was signed.
 ALLIES ARE DETERMINED
 PARIS, March 21.-Temps de- clares in today's issue that the Al lies have decided to land Polish troops at Danzig despite the objec- tions made by the Germans and their threats.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31
LATER REPORT RECEIVED

PARIS, March 31.-This afternoon 1t was announced that Gen. Magin had been named to command the Al lied troops in their operations in the Bankans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31

THE EMPIRES classineds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-31

Phone it to The Empire. No. s74.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
YUDENITCH Sc HALL
EN- PUGNA CON FL
COB. ESTONIANO
El Jefe del Ejercito ruso del
No-oeSte quiere reorgani-
Ear SuS tT02aS Ell Giro
trente
Ia ACTiTUD DE LOS E.STONIA-
NOS ES CONSEQUENCE DE
LA PRESTON EJERCIDA
POR LOS BOLSHEViElS

LONDRES. dlcicaO"e I'll He-
neral Nudenitch. jefe Ge! Ejcrc.to Dc!
Norosste. ha enviado IN uItimatum 4
los aliudoS. pid.endo perm.so, dcntro
dc ste Glas, para ocup%r IN posi-
con ell e fre2te lcty.o : r~eorganizar
ALI 81 Derc't2' segun ace IN GrSp"-
emo procedente De Kc""l. feyha"' e!
20 del actual Y r6clb,do acu' hcy. Il
citado jeTe antl-boIsheFiHI ha decIa-
rato Que sus reiacloneS con ei go
b!erno estonlano son ale que Su pre-
Sen'e poslc.on IS mSoSteAIoLc.
Una delegation e~s.t2tana ha !do 4
Riga para dlscJtir IL question Gs!
traslado del ~eJerc:to Ge 1uden!tch a
Letvia. La accion del Genera. lude-
mitch M sido c~onse-lencIa dc Ia res
puesta estoniana = "a meta del SIpfe-
mo tonSeJo DE- techa : del actual. Ell
"a cuai Sc Pedia a goblerno eStonla-
no que ~suspendiera el desarmc &c las
rropas del Ej6rcito del NOroste. Y Per
niticra la reorganization dc el Ell sue
10 eston;ano. 4 dicha nota, el gobier-
no eStoniano contest0 con fecha IS del
actual. Que tai acc.on era impossible.
en- vista de las neeociacicnes que cs-
tabaE llevandcsc a cabo entire csc &C
bierno Y los bolshevikis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
TE PARA LA
CONSTIPATION.
Una medicinal eficaz para las
.enfermedades del higado,
dolores de cabeZa e
indigestion.
Haga la prueba con n GAIA de 25c
de Granger Liver Regulator 5a-
ic la fGrma de te. siguiendo las
direcciones reSpectivas.

Granger Liver Regulator" esta
compuesto de hierbaS, raices V cor
texas de r~econocidas propiedades me-
dicinales. Esta c%ontenido en- ele-
gantes ~cajitas que solo cuestan 25c.
en- todas las droguerias y viele en-
cantidad suficiente para preparar una
pinta &c un delicioso te. Facie I'd.
ell contenido de la Saia en- una tete-
"a V ponga n pInta de aqua hir-
viendo. La dosis es de una a dos
cucharadas, tres wees al dia, antes
de las comidas. Este es uno de los
reguladores para ell higado mas ba-
ratio Y mejor que sc puede preparar.
Alivia el dolor de cabeza en- muy po-
co tempo. Cura la indigestion, e
sumamente Elective para la mala-
ria Y es 10 mejor para normallzar las
funciones del higado, cuyos sintomas
de desarreglo son los slgulenteS: PEEL
palida V amariilenta, barros en- Ia
cara, lengua sucia V psstosar nal
sabor, dolores de espalda y c~ostados.
perdida del apetito. Ash pues, 81.
I'd tiene aiguno de dichos sintomas
compre en- la drogGeria mas prox1-
ma una GAIA de Granger Diver Re-
gulator'' V haga un te de acuerdo
con las instrucciones que lleva cada
Gaia. No causa molestias nj Sc opo-
ne a las comidas, trabajo, ETC., puri-
flea TODD sd sistema Y h2ce que I'd.
Sc sienta perfectamente. Pruebe es-
tie le, pero 81 I'd. 10 preflere, pue-
de tomarlo en- lorna SEGA. (Ady.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
Mil PerSoaas serGn emPIaza-
aas para juzgarseIes por
crirnenes de la guerra

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PARIS. dicienbre 22.-El SUb-Se-
cretario de EstaGo ' del Dezpac-o lie
Justicia Nilitar. n. Ignace, saljo a
yer para Londres. con ohjeto de TO-
mar parte en- Ia recoPilacion de Ia
lista de fu~nc;cnarios y oficiales a3e-
names acusados de habsr comet!do
crimeneS dur&nte Ia guerra. Y cUya
eacrera Sera demanta per Ia enten-
t2. \ este efecto, Sc verificar3 esta
Seman una c~onferencia en- LondreS,
para formular Ia accion ~conjunta que
debera tomGrse a este fin por Fran.
Gin. Englate-ra Y Belgica.
Franc;a. Segun dice L'Echo de Pa
rjs. tiene va preparada n lista de
$50 rorabres. entire los Que Sc saOe
que fjguran los de los hijos del ex-
Kaiser Guillermo Y 81 Principe Ru-
perto de Baviera. asi como los de va
rios generates V commentaries de cam,
pos de prisi6n en- Alemania. FL mis-,
reriodico dice que cerca de 1,50C
personas seran emplazadas ante los
tribunales de cada uGo de los tres
paises 0 bicn ante tribunales fornla,
DOS por jueces de las tres naciones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
! material de guerra que he
eatrcgado ya AlereauiG
4 les aIiQdcs

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= e.. r~ar- aGcr f"-' wa '1" 49,
!. =as.or a. san Au.uaio, Tex - 70 :!
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LONNEES. dicicmbrc 22-Win*
ton Spencer Churchill, Sccrc;ario dc
IL Guerra. ingits. h. anunsiado en- IA
C9mar@ d. les Cuwu1cs gGc los ale
names kabian c~ntre@&dc - q les a.
l;aacs un0 cancncs. 25.00O &metra-
lladoras. 1000 morteros Dc t]rinchera
Y 100 ~aerorlanos = que aun fa!ta-
han per cntrecar u l~ocoaoJoras J
100 camiones de f~crrocarri.. cone
ciaos comunmente con cl nonbre DC
"@6ndc!"s."
Fl Sacretagio express cue consiae-
raba cue los alemanes nab:an hecho
IN tcmcnio esfuerzo para cum2.m'
con las caud:c:ones impucstas score
el!os por Ell tratado de Paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
LNGLATERRA E ITALIA
TIENEN FIRMADO UN
PACTO SECRETO
FL MiuisEro de Transportes
ex2Iica Ia causa por que
Francia no aprobo ell
plan a~ngIo~anericaEo
no EsTA CONFORME FRANCIA
EN- CUE ITALIA VAYA 4 RE-
CiBIR UN TONELAJE MUCHO
MAYOR QUE Ell QUE
ELLA RECIBIRA

PARIS. diciembfe 22.-Pierro Du-
puy. Ministro de Marina ! Trans,
portcs. en- ana carta dirieida al Pri-
mer Miaisero CIemenceau. eXpresa
que antcs del II dc -ctubre. Ingla.
terra habia &c ebrado un c~cnyenio Sc
creto Y scparado ccr Italia. por e.
cual. @sta recibiria barcos alemanes
de los Que tienen confiscaGos los ALA
dos. -Suf."icntes para obtercr una re-
raracion c-mpleta del tonelajc per
dido durante la guerra. a canbio d.
que ell gcb;erno italiano diera su a
sentimiento al pacto anslo-ameri,
.caro de mayo ultimo.
". Dupuy dice tambien en- su car
Il. que Sc ha decidido d&r a Jap6n
una parte del tonelaje Gieman Y llama
Ia atenci0n al hcchc dc que Italia y
el Japon han convenido recientemente
en- ell arreglo celebrate entire Wilson y
Lloyd-Georgc.
Ii carta explica por que Francla
Sc rehusa dar ST. asentimiento a
este convenio. Francia perdlo $4,000
toael2das de su marina mercante du-
rante Ia guerra Y de acuerdo o ell
arreG,o propuesto. recibiria tan solo
100000 toneladas de barcos slema-
mes.
Es cierto que los EstaGos Unidos
obtendr3n IN tonelaje mayor del cue
perdieron en- la guerra, pero clio Sc
debe = que ~conservan los barcos con-
fiscados a Alemania; pero respecto
al resto que habra de dividirse entire
los aIiados, Francia quiere saber por
que Italia va a recibir una complete
r~eparacion por 81 ~tonelaje perdido,
mientras que ella obtendra 's6lamente
una cuarta parte de sus perdidas.
NJ. Dupuy expresa claramente que
a este Sc debe la negative de Fran
cia para convenir en- ell plan anglo,
americana, 10 que vieue a dejsr como
asunto pendiente de arreglo, el de Ia
division del tonelaje aleman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
FL. KAISER GUILLERM0

LONDRES, diciembre 22.-Un des,
pacho de Basic, Suiza, reclbido aqul
hoy. da cuenta de que ell ex-Kaiser
de Alemania. ha convelido en- acep-
tar ell que Sc le someta a un proceso
por los aliados. pero quiere que Sc lie
dele d el. la election del tempo y lu-
gar en- que debera lleva"se a cabo e
enjuiciamiento. FL ex-Monarca teu,
ton desea tambien que 10 defiendan
varios prominentes jurisconsultos a
lemanes.
Por su parte el ex-kronzprinz ha
declarado que jamas 50 ~presenrara
ante un tribunal para ser Juzgado, 81
Sc lie llegase a lamar para clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
LEGO a Paris la seganda mi
sion alemana

PARIS, diciembre 22.-La segunda
secci6n de Ia mission alenana, Il Ia
que So ha coafiado les arreglos para
poner el tratado de raz en- vigor, lie
g6 a esta capital aver. La citada 90.
mission viene presidiGa por Icrr Won
Simscn V estd integrada por tres Nj
nistros de Es5a;io y dos Secretaries
La prinlera seccion de ia mission He
go ell dia anterior a esta capital.
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elias de ocupaci0n militar de terrific
rio alguno ~estoniano Y en- ST. lugar, Sc
pide una IONA neutral de 20 milias
de ancho. en- Q! frcnte de Narva. con
Ia obligation para cada una de las
naciones de ~retirar sus ejercitos. diez
milIas atras de ia propuesta fronte-
ra. Tambien Sc pide la naturalization
de las islas del Rio Narva Y dc todo
el territorio concedido q Estcnia al
oriente lie Narva. Esta proposition
debera quedar en- vigor hasta cue Ru-
STA Sc halle pacificada, teniendo er
tonces los estonianos el privilegio de
declarar Ia proposition permanente o
de celebrar IN plebiscito en- ell terrific
rio al oriente de Narva hasta Ia Inca
de su primera reclamation. En- este
case. los bolshevikis piden el derecho
a un plebiscito al oeste de Narva,
hasta Weseroerg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
Los m~ilitares Glen1anes qule-
rem la restauraclon de
la monarqula

BERLIN diciembre 22.-En la Jun
Ia dc oficiales alemanes que Sc &C.
Iehro aqui hoy, Sc aprobo una reso-
Iuci6n en- favor del establishments
de Ia m%cnarquia.
"QuiZa nCSGt:CS no la alcanceAlos
= ver de nuevo. pero nuestros fellces
nietos prokablemente 81 veran al agui
la prusiana volar otra veZ en- ell Gle
10 de IA pa~tria," dice Ia resolution en-
IN pirrafo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
En- Lila , Paris serdn
jgzgados los a!enaaes

PARIS. diciembre 22.-Los jurados
O processes De las personals acusadas
de crin,cnes durantc la guerra. So {
fcetuaran en- csta c.udad Y en- Ia de
Lila. Frar-ia. en- 1929. Fl Ccnsejo
dc Guerra 0 Tribunal Militar de al
IA In eXpedido va. numerosaS cita-
cicncs ' emplazamientos contra fun
cionarios Y oficialeS alemaneS. y un
captain Y cuatro t~enicntes, han sido
va i~nternados en- eI Fuerte de Lila.
In despacho de Brusslas dice que
Sc sabe de fucTte autorizada que el
gcb;erno holandes Sc rehuSara a en-
trcgar al Kaiser Guillermo, Ell case
de que Sc lie demande Ia eXtradici6n
de dicho exmonarca por los aliados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
BONILLAS HACE DECLARACIO-
MES SOBRE LA QUESTION
DEL PETROLEO
E.,,.iel para rs rREvsA.

rsle5-oma E,preiol para LH FFENSd-
WASHINGTON. Diciembre -
FL Embajador Bonillas, va tarde,
hizo hoy algunas d~eclaraciones rela-
cionadas con Ia question petrolera.
Dichas declaraciones nc son s!no
una repeticion de las que en- Ia Gu
dad de Mexico, fueron hechas por ell
Ministerio de Concrete e Industrial
Y Sc refieren a la production de pc
troleo y a su exportacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23

Cuando necesite Iibros en- espanol
dirijase d Ignacio E. LoZano. Us n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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SuprimirGR los textos reaccio
narios de ense1anza
en- AEemonia

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:. GruC translation filed with the i ost- ::
:. master IT San Antonio. Tex. ~ 70 =
y oui:-d by the act OF October 8. 1911 -
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BERLIN, diciembre PEI Con-
sejc dc Education aleman ha decidi-
do que Sc haga una selection dc todas
las bibliotecas de las escuelas secun
darias :. colegios preparedness, a fin
de sEprimir de elias todos los libros
.contrarios al nuevo espiritu de los
tiempos.' Todos los libros de texto
Y obras que contengan ideas patrio-
teras 0 de caracter anti-semitico 0
scar contra los judios, seran elimina-
dos desde luego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
RECoRTE ESTo. VALE DINERo.

No dele de mandsr este aau,cio
-on SC. a Foley and TO-. 1856 Shef-
field Ave. Chicago, H.. ponienGo
n nombre : direction bien ciaros.
Recibira q vuelta de correo IN pa
suete de prueha conteniendo Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. para TO-
ses. resfrios y Group; Foley Kidney
Pills, para dolOr de coStado Y espal-
la. reumatismo : Intermediates de
les rinoneS Y vejiga; y Foley Ca
.harric Tablets, IN uagnifico laxan-
te para constipation. bIioSidad. do
Tor de cabeza q intes-inos fCncionan-
Do rreSularnants IAGv-l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
E.lks

The Grand Lodge Reunion. r. r. O.
f.. met last Monday. June :. at At
lantic City, n. j.. there being more
than 1900 delegates present
Walter r. Edge. United States sem
ator from New Jersey, welcomed the
Elks to Atlantic City, and said he
was much pleased when he discov,
cred that forty-nine of the ninety six
members of the senate were Elks
Frank l.. Rain, of Fairbury. Neb.
wa selected grand exalted ruler of the
Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks. He defeated Albert r. Brophy
OF Brooklyn, by vote of 1,052 &c
45i o
All the other officers were elected
by reclamation. as follows.
Grand esteemed loyal knight, Wal
ter BooWwalter, OF Indianapolis
grand esteemed lecturing knight. C. c,
Bradley. OF Portland. Ore: grand sec
rotary. Fred B. Robinson, of Dubuque,
Iowa: grand treasurer, Pat Brennan,
of Dallas, Texas: inner guard. w. Il.
Merriman, Of Greensboro, n. c.: tiler,
Frank Hurley, Birmingham. Ala.
William r. Drisland, of Albany, ".
r., was elected to fill vacancy In
the board Of trustees. Grand Exalted
Ruler-elect Rain named John G.
member OF the grand forum, the
highest judicial body of the order,
Chicago was chosen for the 1890
A cablegram read before the ballot
ing began today from General John
J, Pershing was greeted with applause.
The message said:
Thanks for your invitation, but
shall be unable to attend the conven-
ton this year. Please extend to as
sembled Elks my cordial feelings and
best wishes"
Bruce A. Campbell. grand exalted
ruler in his report approved OF the
creation of social and community well
fare committee, which would absorb
the activities OF the Big Brother move
ment. which no indorsed; advocated
an increase in the salary Of the grand
secretary from $1,000 to $500 and
urged cooperation in the development
Of the Boy Scouts movement,
I'm government like ours we havs
no place for divided allegiance" said
Mr.. Campbell in his annual address
at the opening session Of the Grand
reunion. n
Their ancestors may have bean
NtsAtnNtas" NJ continued stut t4As
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
Modern Woodmen

A very interesting letter appeared In
the January issue of the Modern Wood
man, from Neighbor G. S. Norris. Of
Camp $3.50. Ohio. This is a letter that
deserves our careful consideration. ~ II
contains several good thoughts and
some OF the best advice ever prescribed
for the growth OF our society. He
gives us an example that Is difficult to
equal and seldom surpassed His son
was obligated a Modern Woodman In
just ten minutes after he reached the
age OF seventeen. He asked II that
record could be beaten by any camp,
and really that's record worth nottc-
ing.
According to the best information ob.
tainabIe, William Carl Johnson. Of Lu.
CANA, n. c.. was born at o'clock p n,
February IL. 1909, and strictly at .
o'clock r. NJ, February II. 1919. he be-
cpme a social member OF Camp 1890.
This young man was not begged and
persuaded to join our society. either.
He was told about it's blessings and
henoht. and knowing good thing whom
he hears 1t, acted accordingly. So you
see ii isn't such a hard task to got new
members after all; Just advise them a.
best you can in reference to Woodcraft.
and soon the victory is won.--L. ~
Renfrow.
!, Capitol Camp, No. 12o0A. meets Arst
and third Monday nights in each
month Mt I, O. @. F. hall. corner Grace
and Foushee etreets. Clerk. w. ~
Dixon. 2021 West Main street.
Richmond Camp. No. 1857, meeke
hrst and third Wednes14. niehts n
each month at Lee Camp Hall, sslM
East Brcad street Clerk G. I. Clark.
IL South Davis avenue.
Church Hin Camp. No. f1733. nAeotA
nrst ana third Thursday nights u
each NORTH IT Marshall Hail. 9e4GS
East BROAD street. Clerk, r.
Zones, sl3 North Twenty sesol1s
street.
Evergreen Camlp, No, lee1l !
second Tuaeday nl93st IL eaa6 w.
d AAssale 1eGap1o 1glUhlaNl
ESP M, "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
Pythians

Five hundred ard seventy-five-
that's the increase shown by the an
inua1 report for the last year
And these figures are based upon
the reports for the December term.
If it were possible to have reports
from the lodges at the present time
there is not doubt that the increase
would he much larger.
Many lodges have been doing much
work since the New Year. One lodge
has added more than one hundred
members since the December report
was fled another rs; several so;
lmany 25. Is, 10. 5, etc.
With increases like these being re-
ported AndNthe term hardly half gone.
the June reports will certainly show
IAN increase that Will make us all
proud.
There were four lodges instituted
during the year. Two lodges were
consolidated and no charters were re-
!voked The total number of lodges on
December 81 was ilS.-G. X. r. s.
i Oklahoma.
The ma or- general commanding tho
Union Rank, announces the following
appointments among others on the
, general staff, since the last publca-
ton.
i To be Aides de -Camn--Col, George
f. NbEieF, OF NOTION, Va
/ The question was asked, Where are
the Pythian Homes" As far as the
editor knows. they are at the follow
ling places: Decatur Ill. Lexington.
Ky: springfield, Mo; Ogdersburg, n.
! y. Springfield, Ohio; Clayton. n. C..
Harmony. Pa. Tullahoma, Tenn. ::
/ Weatherford. Tex
| There Is one Pythian Sisters home
at Medina. Ohio.--Pythian Guest.
! The Phythian Sisters might erect In
! Lille. France Lasting Monument"
10 the 900 girls who did not return.
Truly their sacrifice was worth it.
Syracuse lodge. NO. s. X of r..
at Pythian castle, si3 East Marshall
street
| Damon lodge, No. X of p. meets
| every Friday night at the pythian
castle. No 2se7 East Broad street. Fl.
| A. Hughes, X. r. and 8.
Marshall lodge, No -. X of r..
meets second and fourth Tuesday IN
Lee Camp hall. s14 1-2 East Broad
| street.
| Myrtle lodge. No. rs, X. Of NJ. meets
every Thursday night at Pythian cas-
| tie. s13 First Marshall street, J. l.
Pattison, secretary. IA South Adams
| street
Ivanhoe lodge. No. "a. X. of p.
meets second and fourth Monday In
Lee Camp hall. ETA Ia East Broad
street. A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

q 90 s<ssss.~s. >crs,sss snd rsess
51iil nee~s ~ The ss.strs sag"
saI xnx4nssx orders ara rceuss'~o
haae~ taeas notes Tor raoi'ss''o"
aJ - Mards of the Fraternai eoi~
- ~. . o'clock p. NJ, every
4 knr10sv for the following sun
l6r edition OF The Vtrgsnian'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

Our sovereign commander started
out in March to visit the head camps.
and at each and every city he was re-
ceived gloriously and with as grand
ovations as prince could expect.
Every loyal sovereign OF Woodcraft
was on tiptoe to see and hear the man
whose fame has become nationwide
land who has led the Woodmen OF the
World to the highest place In the fra
ternal world. At every turn he was
treated as becomes his position, and
he deserved everything that was ac-
corded him. Everyone was proud OF
our leader and every word which he
Ispoke fell on listening ears and will
bear fruit in greater interest and
activity on the part of all who were
lucky enough to come in contact with
him.--Visitor.
Head camps have been held in all
the jurisdictions under the Sovereign
Head camp, and delegates have been
elected to the same, TO be held on a
day and at place yet to he designated,
but most likely It will be during the
month Of July. The date of the camps
and officers for Virginia are a. follows:
virginia-Head camp met at Roa-
noke. March lila. Past Head Con-
SUI CnarleS II. Gooaoys f1cdu (OnWul
H. S. Crismond. Delegates 8. b.
Latham. David johnson.
Black Gum camp. No. 81. meets
nrst and third Friday nights each
month In Marshall hall. 2505 East
Broad street w. E. Conner, clerk.
llO5 North Thirty-sixth street.
Cedar camp, No. ~. meets hrst
and third Tuesday nights each month
at Jr. O. U. A. NJ. hail. corner Redo
and Stewart streets. Fulton.
Magnolia camp. No. 20. meets sec-
ond and fourth Monday nights each
month in Monroe hall. 6li West Main
street
Maple camp. No. 1850. meets second
and fourth Friday nights each month
In Leaders hall. 1000 Hull street. cor
ner Tenth. T. G. Smoak. clerk. 3l05
Semmes avenue.
WOODMEN CIRCLE
Maple Grove. No. ~, meets on
Thursday nights ut Toney's hall.
Eleventh and Hull street. south Rich
Aond. Miss Gvayce p. Hrtussr. clerk
Owls
ssg ssS Wit rs AZ VI III sss
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REBFKAH DEGREE

Dove. meess 5rst ara third Wed
needay night at Toney's hall. Hull and
Eleventh streets. South Richmond.
5DGaGo Naomi Williamson. r. S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

May council. We. II. meets evers
Tuesday night at Corprew~ha1l. 2+oa
East Broad street. Mrs. Lucy NJ. Grit
nm. secretary. 1907 Mosby street.
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Woodmen of the World

Visitor has been notified that Sow.
Arthur Capper, member OF Sunshine
|camp. No. l52, Topeka, Kas.. ex-Eov-
ernor OF Kansas. publisher, etc. was
recently elected United States senator.
Woodcraft in general congratuiates
our popular sovereign senator Nav
Your service to our common country
be successful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

Select council. No. Is. meets ever,
T rfdaw night at Toney's hall. Eleventh
and Hull streets. H. a. Gill, secretary
1915 Albany avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

Central conncil. No. IN. meets ever.
Monday night ut Fraternity hall. Thirt
ana Broad streets. Mrs. r. b. Toombs
secretary, 31o North CRANKY street.
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Highland Springs ledge, No 10
rneets every "Wednesday night In
Masonic temple at Highland Springs,
o'clock and all the brothers are re-
cuested TO attend the sessions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13

Union ledge, No. :, I. q. O. F.,
meets every Tuesday night at ]. O. O
IF. Home. corner Grace and Foushee
streets