The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-02
Tr. O. u. A. NJ.

r. L. sampson, state couhclHoF Oh
the yr. .. II. A M. who resides Mt
'i&t5 Perry street, this city. on the
evening OF January 2s paid an official
A VI. of Danviile. Va. and delivered
an address in which he showed the
work accomplished by the order dur
4 ing the war. There was large at
tendance of the mem bcrship and the
occasion proved one of great bene-
/ ct to the councils.
A writer says: IT have the honor OF
having been member. OF our beloved
Jr. o. U. A. NJ for thirty-f7ve yxars
and have been a real believer in.S Sts
principles and purposes from the
morning OF my pledge taken at the
altar in the local council to which
stiri belong and so expect until the
final summons comes.
IT am particularly proud of the gto-
rious part our Jr O. L.. A. NJ. has
piayed in this fight for democracy
against autocracy and il must ever be
proud and comforting memory to
All Juniors that the call found our
boys not only ready but eager to DEM
onstrate that their love Of right was
greater than their love Of living: and
what flood OF light their patriotism
5, eds upon the spirit OF this nation of
ours and what a memorial their ac-
tons bestow on the fundamentals OF
our organ VIA tons teachings and pur
poses The good fraternalist is more
Interested in this war than anyone
else He knows that a world safe for
democracy must be a world OF kind
ness. mutual helpfuiness. self control
and cleanness Of living. He reioices
TO see that the war with its disci-
pine in camp ana at home its use
fulness loyalty 10 distant peoples and
its glorious ideals is a real adventure
In brotherhood: that the goal for
which the allied nations are f~hting
liz his own goal a true triumph of a.
wide world order OF fr2terntty.-Am.
Review.
Spir4, of True IiScrty and Equality.
Liberty and equality for all were the
inspiration Of our nations birth. That
spirit of liberty and equality are
threatened today, however. by the
moneyed interests on the one hand
ard anarchy on the other. Neither
! of these forces teach or foster true
liberty. though they pirate much
about II. II is the church of the Lord
Jesus that today In teaching and fos-
tering the real spirit Of freedom and
equality for she teaches the freedom
of thte human soul before God and
an equality that not only demands
the right, but is willing to serve for the
best interests OF ones feiiowman--
Exchange.
A light weight seldom rises TO the
top.
You cannot recover lost space by
advertising for II. -.
...uscue council, No. 4. meets every
Friday night In Owls hall at the
corner OF Second and Broad streets
W. l. Tyler IL the secretary. 81 North
Eighth street
A. w. Glfnn council. No. Z, rect.
every Wednesday night in hall, corner
OF Broad and Harrison streets. George
EC. Morgan Is the secretary. AIS South
Laurel street
New South council. No. 3. meets
every Thursday night in I. @. O. f.
hall. at the corner of Eighth and Hull
streets. c. L. Jackson. Jr.. Is the Sec
,, rotary. ST. Decatur street.
Enterprise council, No. .. meets
every Tuesday night in Belvidere hall.
Belvtdere and Main streets. r. c.
Foster Ia the secretary. sli Beverly
street
h r. Lee council. No. II. meets
every Wednesday night In Jr. O, U. A.
N. hall. Twenty-nfth and Marshall
streets. r. w. Landlord In the score
tory. $50 North Twenty-fourth street
eatrick Henry council, No. IL,
mS ia every Wednesday night in "Ju-
niorD" hall, GA Louisiana street d
w. Waymack Is the secretary. 2202
Taylor street.
Liberty council. No. Is. meets every
Tuesday night in Robins' hall. corner
Hull and Clcpton streets w. J. Nor
rtssette In the secretary. 1877 Huh
street..
Capital City council. No. 70. meets
every friday night. corner Seventh ana