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PATRTARCHs MILTTaNT.

canton Virginia No. meets every
second and fourth Wednesday at 8
r. NJ. I. @. @. r. Home. corner Grace
and Foushee streets T. q. Jones. 52S
North Fifth street, clerk.
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Dixie ser.c. No. SIS y. @. r., holds
lopen house ell the time ut ITS e
rooms srd home, corner Third and
Msrshall streets. REGULAR meetings
the first and third Thursday nights
lin each month. William p. Sullivan.
secretary. Sis North Thirtieth street.
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IN Yyfrhyorl, Snr,pes

and third Monday nights each month
In Masonic Temple, AZ Highland
Springs. stop 30. Miss Elva NJ, Frye
r. s.
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TvaUfr,e lodge, no. ~, * Ut r.:
meets second ard fourth Mou1nv In
Lee Camp hail, St4 Ia LAST Broad
STREET.
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Stuart lodge, Me-. s4i. I. q. @. r.
meets every Thursday Eight in the
month at its hall. 500 Hull street.
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Old Domintpn rosnctI. No. 10, meets
every Friday night Junior Order United
American Mechanics hell. corner Tween
lty-iifth and Marshall streets. Mrs.
Julia B. Gay, secretary. 272o East
Broad street.
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Henderson lodge. No. fo5, !. o. O. r.,
meets @very Thursdav night at Leader
hell, corner Hull AID Tenth streets.
South Richmond.
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! Patrick Henry lodge, No. tfo. I. u
o. r.. meets cve-v Tuesday nizht a.
tts hal, 1884 Harrison near Broad
{ strt cts Lei all the Drot'l,r rs att eha
tie communications.
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little Mattnr,cni Council No. ii.
meets ~ Jr. o. u. A, NJ. hall. so4
I.cuis lana street, Second and Fourth
Tuesday niGhts OF zach month.
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abou Fen Adh.-m lodge. NO. xf0,
meets every Thursday night at I. o. O.
y. Home, corner Grace ana Fousnee
streets, Degree work always on hand.
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Sons Of America

VIZ gh}nxtcm's n,r2nGay w@s l4ep.s
nratsd In Phifsdeiy -. ca February n
~ c:ass i.tt'atlon In TIE Metropolis
tan Opera T.us. OF ,asl city
Thirty Ave hundred ar AitenGe~eos
witt f.s2I oct NJ total CT cvsr $50
candidates fer 'nitia,.cr - tos art.
'oc7. All of A,rer.cso Birth: eJ.s t.e-as
20 oDs purpasa tN>s glory and hanors
OF the United sta.ss. which. after IN,
sum W. the purpose aud principles ~
the Patriots 3rce- sons of AmssssA-
The ioov9yseent was headed ~ this
state aecretary. s@sist.4 ~ .ha dsssYfet
presidents and tas 10a auhor.iiuate
camps ~ ths city Of t7b'ladeipnis ard
vicin'ty. The in.tiHtory team WIS as-;
is-te1 Tror- ths ctT~re~t sefn~s ard
many past presidents allied various 81
sciai Chat - aas'bis anast5t FUR
ntsns6 ths~ tnm~tcs sa.s*s 81 asss4s
THE prttc. pal actress rsss Sci ps~S1
by 5fe1. v ,I!.am c. Sprou!. rcvessor
OF 's1nsvivan.N. m-r Ger Of C@snp'
a.. followed h Hon. CHARLES A. sny.
der, auditor general or ranr.syi.-arsa.
member of Camp ia. An e'ahU -ase
program had oeen prepAred aao WAs
carrie cut
o. IN. Nation owe great gratitude 10
state Secretary Freins anc mis- Come
mites, together with the i25 snbo~df-s
nate eauips who contributed toward
The su:cess Of this sat movement.
which attracted tte attcutls> OF tbs
entire count anu nto'icity was Eives
&c SINE through she.Assoe.ated Israsa
10 al parts II the Unites states.
az ocioc. Mcs Ross Toombs, worthy
NATION.
nj o'clock. strs- Julia n. Hil,, worthy
sn-tron
Richmond Csrrpa
Motto: "oae God. ch~ Bfoio. 0sAe
language, oIe flag. America enx
Americans"
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11. Fricndship. meets avery u

II. Friendship. meets every Friday
night, at tts hall, 1894. Harrison
street, near Broad street Mrs. i5lva
Sauudert. X. s.
IS. Progressive, meets every Friday
night. +. q. q. r. Home, corner Grace
and Fcushee streets Ella |. Turpin,
r. s.. eos South Third street
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Union Council. Nc. ST. meets secort,
and fourth Monday NIGHTS ZACH ncnth
Mt Pythian Castle. 1907 Eas. Bros A
street F. r. Butter. secretary. 200
North avenue. H.
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Washington camp. No. -. p. q. q.
Of A.. meet, every Friday right. corner
Eul and Tenth streets. South Rich
mord. All members Of this order nre
invited to attend the meetings Of tAs
camp.
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Richmond rfDe~

Annnwnn tribe. No. 50, l. .. Ii. NJ,
meets At Lee Csinr hail every Friday
evening. F. e. Hughes. chief o!
records. 800 North Davis avenue.
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Wa%hlngfoH ramp, No. ~, naeafs
y sts7'sssy - ::.'s--sss 4 tsss:..
H. se'tirer, Highland Soring2 Va
10 the recording secretary.
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Nizpaa chapter, Ma. -. meet IN
Masonic temple. 90 West Broau street.
ua the third Tuesday In each ronsa at
O'Clock r NJ Mrs. Staftfe Driskitt
liz worthy naatcon 70
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/. Gray Eagle tribe. No. ~. I. O. X. NJ.
! n Gets every MONDAY n,sns a. corner
I! OF Seventh aru As.iH directs W K
I Walden. chief OF recor ss se.o LAS.
franklin street.
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fNp~cknncau eurfr trtsws. Ma. rs. 1
U II. NJ. meets at "Juniors'' hatf
r edo corner stewart. every Friday
night w. J. Mcdowell. chief c.
records.
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Pythians
TYTiI ms

I appeal to every iodgs suc in6i-
vicual member 20 put forth every
POSSIBLE effort to increase the e.
r.ctency OF the order by providing
capable officers. good rank work
candi Gatns for the rant. at Aach con
ivention. active working committees or
del:quents. &c assis. the master OF fin.
'ance IN retaining all worthy mcm nort
in good Etznd,ng, and 10 do all other
tat1gs necessary 20 prepare the iooge
ITO receive Our Boye'' when thev re-
turn from .he front DO not wait FOR
tay particular lodge or member 10
s.art something. Begin the work
yourself and you will soon have fol-
ioweiB.--W. A. Rathbons
Hsv~ you done every thing tina;
WIS possible during trts year to sd-
vance the best interests OF os- order
j. rct, will you b-Ein in earnest 3ew
] here is much we can 60 II re ork
with q will TIE thoughtful and con-
tsderete OF your officers, givtrg then,
encouragement and help. Make your
temple a sacred place by working in
harmony and love. faithfully carry
ing out the beautiful teachings OF Quar-
ritual. "-Pythtan Cues
Damon lcds~. RIO. 7, *. OF r.. meets
every Friday night at the Pythian
castle. No. 1907 East BROAD So est
K r. Hughes. X. h. end s.
Marshall lodre, No. IL, X. cT n.
meets second and fourth Tuesday In
Leo Camp hall si4 la East Broad
street.
Myrtle !otsgc. No. rs, ". nj NJ, r. eees
every Thutsdsy night OF T'ythi&n cas-
ne, at5 East Marsha street J. L.
Fatt'son. secretary, IA south Adaana
street.
TvaUfr>c lodge, no. ~. f. ut r.:
meets second and fourth Mou1ev In
Lee Camp hail, St4 Ia Last Broad
street
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stoncwnll jackson AZ

St0ncwnll jackson Aerie, No. 1892.
II. o. E., meets the Sc ond and fourth
Wednesday night every month at
/ Toney'S hall, corner II Hull and
Eleventh streets. j. NJ Aftermath.
PRESIDENT: c. l. Petit. secretary;
Moody avenue corner + ark avenue.
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Virginia Council. No. 70, meets
second ard fourth Thursday nights
each month OF Lee Camp Hall. sl& Ia
East broad. Charles @. Rosher. Sec
rotary. Is Ia North Ninth street.
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Mckinley connect. No. -. O. r.. A.,
naett s vefy thursday rign. In each
north. at Arcade building. Nc.
EOS 2 Foushee ytTeex. Wythe white
sscrstar-, 1lo5-A North avenua
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Metropolitan 'odEe. No. 22e, I. o.
q. r.. meets e.ery Thursday 1irht ~
Jr. o. y. 4. N. Hall. Tc-enty-fifth and
Marshall street Always q good meet
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meets every night In Masonic hal,
HsshIaud Springs stop SO, .N1ro-M Mil
road. L. C. Beadies is secretary.
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A1snc chapter, 10. IL. meets II
Masonic temple TIT IL Tw9nty-hftl
stree the third Nor day In each month
ct s o'clets r NJ Miss f33e Dap ell-
PORT is worg TN ~On
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Order of Essern Star


ant evening spent.
Order of Eastern Star
Naomi CHAPTER, No. 4. meets In Ma
ecnic Temple at Highland Springs, on
the second Friday In each month at
at c'cicc. Mrs. JU!ia z. Hin. worth
niafron.
Ruth chapter No q. meets In Ma
sonic temple. in9 West. Broad street.
on the second Tuesday in each month
at 3 O'clock Mrs. Matte Woodbridge.
worth matron.
Avsnc chapter, 40. IL, naet4 IT.
Masonic temple TIT IL Twenty fifth
stree the third Nor day in each month
ct 8 o'claoa NJ. Miss 1>A>e Dat eu-
Fort is wor' TN ~on.
Mizpaa chapter. Ma. -. meet in
Masonic temple, 10 West Broau street.
90 the third Tuesday Ia each suonsa at
8 O'Clock + NJ Mrs 'fattie Dtiskitt
il worthy Taaieon 20
rToWard t9,aoter No - meets
evars Friday uip' F. te'h glUnth IN
,sos'}ise4 afa~onlc Tema,tc, corner
rsss ark
+. tr .
~. \, ~. 80.
A., rss,t .4
= ~ .,.,,.. ~
~. ~ hsf l7-,., -
~ X ~. ,ice s.-3 toy-3 -,
s.ar.ns. r.aty.o
E,ci.s, .,,. ',iu. t..<.t~
tempt, sad sc. ~. .t aa .s,
ssranje IL. H., l.,rr.. e,r.e,
rt,s,sn,o,,f tod ~. IA. tn.,s-a ss
fas a.st Tssa.8-t -sr41 r-a@st ,t
ssrses Tobe,' y ~ ntre. se..,.. ..,.-
-
Me,,cuslifnu LODI. 40. ~. uears i-
Nasouic Temple - tf4 .sroi,d Thurs
II 4. asrIe ,,..,,.f,, - " Hffna..
s.s.,ratatv.
-
Nancheeacr lodge. No. "a. r,eets IN
aaso..ic halI. south Rich.nond, CT the
ii. Eenarygt.r scr tarv,
-
Richmond. Pa adnIph ft,dgc. No. 10
sreets in Masonic nan. 1895 East
frank,in stree on the IN wuesda,
tary
-
81. John's lodge. No. 50. taeets In
sfaseasc temple t09 We Broad
street. on the second Tutsse.ay n each
ssaonth Oscar !. Adams. secretary
Jopp, lodge. No. 10. meets In Ma
sonic temple fos Yves. E ad street
on the first Thursday in each month
George C. Jefferson, secretary.
s&
Dosc lodge. No. 81. naaets on the
~trond FRIDAY Of o. ~ r,onth RI. Ma.
s,ytr te,rn,a ma ufast r,roaa ..~e~t
Ar r. M'nowa,I sarretarv
Masonic temn,s 91os IVES, groad
trno5lh Wf,lia,S pA3rhf,,oer secre.
Amatv to.frc- No. "a r.e,. In Ma
sonic fnrrnia ina y-e~t T.y,-s street
on The third tuesday in zach month.
I - .-- -. : 49, :
Henffco Union ,odce. No. J3o, meets
ii Masonic han, III ia vo~th rwrr-
s~cr~sarv .ross,s Ni,"ca sevrs.
tary.
-
Hedge of Strict a., .crx.rce. M COZ.
Masonic temple. 100 west Broad
ian 4 Dss.as sae'', !, on 8 ssa s
Nyersd,sv ,cssre 10 ga meets IN
Mannrfc tsnn,a mo wet prnad stvset
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HenFico Unson lodse. No. 40. meet.
IN Masonsc hall, III ia North Tw~r.
tv-Etsh street, on the rrst Monday
secretary Joseph $. Nilsson. Sevrs
tAry.
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Unity lodse No. =. !. O O. T.
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Washington camp. vo. -, raGsEu
the second ana fourth Monday nixlhtn
Of Zach month IN Juniors" half. rut-
.of.. Walter Rock. 62o-A DENNY
street. ~ the sec-etary.
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Naomi C'sap,cr, No. 4. meets In Ma
scnic Temple at Highland Springs, or.
the second Friday In each month at
at 3 c'cicc. Mrs. julie. z. Hill. worth
naRfron
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Rock Ridge ccsacfl. No. 80, u,eea
every. Monday night II T'on~y's hall.
1o2z Hull street corner Eleventh. A
= Sampson. secHe AIRY. f+ts Perry
ttreet.
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Fraterral ledge. No. 50, meets In
Masonic temrIe 1919 West Broad
street. or he SECOND Monday IN each
north. william Raiahe inner. secre.
tAry.
Amity Io<fgc. No. Ts, meets In Ma
sonic temple, ina West DTo.S street
on the third Tuesday in each month.
John III. Hooper. sect etary.
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Ruth chapter No. 9. meets In Ma
sonic temple. % West Broad street.
on the second Tuesday in each IN ,nth
at 8 o'clock. Mra. Matte Woodbridge.
worth matron.
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Highland SPRINGS ledge, No. ~,
meets every "wednesday night in
Masonic temple at Highland Sptirgs.
TIE lodge is opened promptly at 3
O'Clock and all the, brothers a.e re-
quested to attend the sessions
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Marshall lodre. NJ. II. X. cs n.
meets second and fourth Tuesday In
Leo Camp hall sl4l-7 East Bread
street.
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Shockoe Council. No. sA5, meets
second and fourth "Wednesday nights
each rouia at Eep'es' isIi. corner
Marshall and Third streets Cortez "
Jones, secretary, 1911 End Ave.
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Urfou ledge, No. Z, I. q. O. r.,
meets every Tuesday night at I. Q. O
f. Home. corner Grace ard Foushee
- Se>etsAS 4 -.e-s w., {. -, ".
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Damon ledge, no. Z, X. OF r.. meets
every Friday night at the Pythian
castle. No. 1907 East BROAD -. est
z n HUGHES. 4. 4 ekd s.
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lewis Ginfcr lodge. No, SIT. ,ueets
~ Gfnter Park, on the thira Thurs
DAY In each month.
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.scstss~ts ' ~ a3 G~eets
Ri sonfe hat s4uf0 tr.E=f on
the f~tr "a r. rsiay ~ 4.ts A.
sfrv 5.t Rates fee 4.tt ma
trio.
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Westhamptnn lodge. No. 302. meets
al Ridge church on the fourth Mon
dry In each mcrti.
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ss Fitzgerald lodge, M. 900. meets n
Barton HEIGHTS on the third Mondsy
m each month.
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ITS1gc OF Strict Ol rrvanr-c. M. 20-
.1asontc temple. 100 West Broat
street. at noon on the fourth Frida,
N eacn Yl1onsn, except on second fri
Cay IN December. j. O. Seliinger
secretary.
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Gruve council. No. 80. meets every
Tuesday right In juniors hall. Row.
ara Grove. w w. MARTA liz the
secretary. 1898 Baldwin street
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Meridian Iofre. NJ. ga. meets In
Masonic temple 100 West Broad street.
IT noon on the fourth Monday In
each month. J. l. Beck. secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Progressive Nest, No. 1883, meets
every Thursday night at Marshall hall.
25c5 East R~oac- J. D. Wilson, rec
grding eecrolArY.
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NnFthside lodge. No. 2as. meets In
Masonic tercpIe, corner First avenue
And Stewart street, at Highland Fark.
on the third Friday In each month. Asa
johnson, secretary.
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Babcr~k lodge. M. 3D.. meets
every FRIDAY night In tho Masonic
temple ut Highland Springs. stop 80.
Nine Mile Road. r. @. Moore, secre-
tSry,
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Hcur.cn Council. No. rs3. mee.
first and third Thursday nights eaci
month at Jr .. T.. A M. Hall. 50.
Louisiana avenue. H II Cogfiil;
secretary. cot North Thirty-r ftl
street.
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Friday night. Il , cirt instant was
ode Fellows night at the reviv II serv-
ices being held ty Rev. w. Il. I4ecA.
liter. AT Stockton Street BAPTIST
church The members az the order
ss& embed at Leaders hall corner
Tenth s39d Hui streets and marched 10
The church where they were mat by
the members of Dove Rehekah lodge.
There was a goodly attendance, and
a 1arge audience 81 the church. Seats
were reserved for the Igsstetnifv, o
special sermon preached and special
music rendered to the edincation of all
fhE 80 presert
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s Manchester 1sopncsl. NO. 4 Ats. meets
first and third Friday nirbts each
month at Leaders hall, SEQ Hui,
street J. II. F'urdy. Sr.. secretary.
4o5 west Thirty-third street.
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E~sTgrw-n Camp, No. t6ssA naeee1
second Tuesday 3 lEh. N s.~eh 1scnsn
al Masonic TEMPS, Fishl,-d SprinGA
Stop SO. Harry W. usraJ. eleek.
sox 1914
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Richmond Camp. Nc. 1857, nasgko
fsrs. and third Wednesday nights ~
each month at Lee Camp Hsfi xfASg
East Bread street, Clerk c. l. C1a31GS
/ South f,axsa a uet.nM sAlAas
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Mccarthy Council. No. Aes. meets
frst and third Thursday nights each
rtcn'h al Les Gimp Hail. Si4h East
broad street i. Fl. r. Peay. secre-
tary, 1aol-D Barton avenue
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Views Ssuth corrciI -. A, meets
rvcry Thursday niEhs IN Q. q. r,
AL. ~ iIae coresr. Of eighth and Huh
Streets = l.. Jo-don, jr.. Is tbs sec
retaTv. 80 De .atu- street.
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Hone ccrn1. M. rs. meets in
Springfield hall -ty-sisth and NJ
streets. or the sel+ ard fourth
"Wednesday nights IN each ,9~ath 4
.. Hicks Is the secretary, 49, NORTH:
twenty fourth street.
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E1nu Coun,s. No. 6ss. meets A.
ana third Tuesday nights ea~h mon Il
al Tee Camp Fall. SAN East Broa
street c. W. Tyler. secretary. 81
North Third street
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Bsssside~e Connect. NJ. sss0, second
An. FORTH Thursday nights each
ynoneh At Colombo hall. a049 West
Broad street. j. s. Hopkins. secre-
tary. s93S yv&~t Grace street.
Evening journal., 1919-06-19
DR.. MITCHELL TALKS
TO 300 GRADUATES

Or. Samuel C. Mitchell president Of
Delaware College. made the address 20
the graduating class at the-West Ches-
ter State Normal school Commencement
exercises yesterday The graduating
class Of which Miss Ruth II Dobson Of
Millsboro Miss Sara p McCabe OF
Brdgevillc, and Miss Elsie j. Webb Of
this city. were members, numbered
nearly three hundred.
Evening journal., 1919-06-19
FOR REM.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
PIANO TUNING.

DIANo TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
Il and promptly Y. W Driscoll. 513
y. Eighth St. Phone 40l3-W. iune2- I'm.
TRANSPORTATION
Evening journal., 1919-06-19

EOR SALE.
60 Coal Stoves
- Fire Extinguishers
l75 Oilskin Coats
100 pairs Of Rubber Boots.
800 double deck Cumk Beds.
100 Single Cots.
1000 Picks
1000 Shovels
3ia Sewer Jacks
10000 Bricks
Masons' Equipment
Plastering Material
plumbing Material
Heating Material
Y. 5. SHIPPING BOARD.
JunclV-5t. Front and Union Streets.
Evening journal., 1919-06-19
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
JUNE ~.


In personal appearance the peoble
born on this date are nervous. siert
hlgh-slrunk types Always moving
the'r hands and feet. distracted bv
outward events. they lack repose and
calmness and self control.
They usually have bro.n ba,r'
bright complexion. either hazel or 500
brown eyes aud rather narrow should-
ers You can always tell Gemini
person because Of their constant
movement OF their hands. They ,york
rapidly and at high tension The men
often become addicted to drink because
OF their nervous temperament and de-
sire TO seek sensations
The birthstone IS sapphire. The
lucky days are April % and November
IA and 2i
Evening journal., 1919-06-19
TYPEWRITERs

I A. SMITH. REBUILT TYPEWRITER
-. Exchange All makes sold. rented and
repaired. Also Check Writers and Amco
Adding Machines. . w seventh St, second
J'YPEwRIrERS RENTED o. THREE
Il months $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewrlters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange. second floor, " W. Cor
ner seventh aud Market SITS. ang22-tf
Evening journal., 1919-06-19
IrMnLsTERING AND RErAIRING

FURNITURE LOOK
repairing. upholster-
Phone ei96 W. 9i0
Jy2a-1yr.
Evening journal., 1919-06-19
LOST AND FOUND
nIsINEss OPrORTUNITIEs.

business. DOING Si.5oO PER WEEK.
- for sale 40 sacrifice Address " -6S
Evening Journal ONCE iuuei1 %.
Evening journal., 1919-06-19
SANITARY WORKER

W J. WINCHESTER. A a BUTTON
w. wood SITS Odorless excavsting
When you want your ccs pools cleaned,
Phone 4652w. rehl-iyr.
Evening journal., 1919-06-19

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-03

French Orphans at Grenoble, which
includes a 250-acre farm to be used In
demonstration work among French
peasants to teach them the value OF
modern methods in farming. The
committee also gave to the French
Protestant Commission $4,000 to be
expended in rehabilitation work with
out regard to religious denomination.
Trance needs so many, many
things that whatever you do will be
Of value. particularly in the devastat-
ed regions" replied Marshall Joffre,
to question by the religious leaders
as to how the Methodist Church In
America could best serve France.
When people return to their former
homes in the devastated areas and
see the frightful destruction that has
been accomplished there" he said,
"they will need not only material, but
also moral assistance. A great ten
dency to Immortality will follow the
shock Of their loss"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-03

Laredo, Tex, March American
business men have been preparing for
boom in Mexico business since reg
ulations governing expectation OF
food and general supplies to Mexico
have been modified. Representatives
Of scores of nationally known con.
Germs have passed through this bor'
der city recently to arrange for estab'
fishing branch houses or distributing
warehouses in Mexico.
Business interests here believe that
within the next three months all sps'
cial export restrictions will be re.
moved and goods will pass into Mex.
leo as freely as before the Mexican
disturbances began. Recent modifica-
lions have been so extensive that the
embargoes now cover only few com.
modities.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-03

London, Feb. 2S.-The need OF do
nestle servants Is so seriously felt
/ in England since the girl servants
became munitions workers that Lady
Londerry, President Of the Women's
Legion, is heading a well-orsanised
movement for the employment rs ser
wants Of large numbers Of the WON.
ems Auxiliary Army Corps. now being
demobilized. About 5000 Of the
"Waacs' will be available for domes.
tic work, 1t Is estimated. It IL hoped
they will help to relieve the servant
shortage.
"The chief of the scheme" Lady
Londerry explained, ARE minimum
definite leave, interchange Of work,
badge and uniform. and a system Of
probation.
1--WE thought 1t best not to attempt
to establish a stated working day, but
two hours leave must be given every
day, four hours on Sunday, and one.
half day a week. Fourteen days
holiday, with wages, must be given
each year.
"All servants sent out by the Legion
will consist at first Of our own mem
bers, most Of whom have seen three
or four years war service. At pres.
ent, we are combining the scheme to
servants that live in homes where
they are employed but IL 1t proves u
success we shall undertake similar
scheme for servants living out and
for mattresses and hotel STATS"