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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12
- Sons Of America

Samuel c. Wells. Past State Presi-
dent, employed in the Courts OF Phila-
deIphia, give the following reasons
for being a mo mber OF this orfer:
Ny reasons; for joining and remain-
Ing a member OF the Patriotic Order
OF Sons OF America are as follows:
TONED the Order at the request OF
my wife, her thought being that mem
bership would be source OF knowi-
edge to me unobtainab1e any other
way.
It has been beyond expectations.
NY reason for remaining a mem-
her il, / have plainly seen the great
good Of the Order to my fellcwmen,
our country and her institutions.
Past experience plainly shows the
active member many things yet to do.
In. tho way OF proposing and assisting
to have entered upon the statute
make the conditions better fog the
future generations,
Rbchsnon1 Campo.
Motto: lone God. one Bible. one
language. one nag. America FOR
Americans"
Waahfngtoo camp. No. -, meets
the second and fourth Monday nighes
of each month IN JuniCfS n11t. FUR
TOM Walter Roe. Sa0-A Denny
street. II the secretary.
Wssl,inrtcn camp, No. -. p. q. =.
OF A., meets every Friday night. corner
Hull and Tenth streets. South Rich
naond. All members Of the order ars
Invited to attend the meetings 81 thu
camp.
wasl,ingtun cnmb, M. -. meeks
regularly at H.xhiand Springs. 9
H. (sAiliEsr. Highland Springs. Va
d the recording SECRETARY.
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Degree OF Pocahcntas
Little Squaw Council No. 8, meets
at 700 ~ Twcnty-siSth street every
h5n lay night.
! ts~ ~ y W -, ~
LATHE Aiatfaponi Council No. III,
meets at Jr. O. L. A. M. hall. 500
Louisiana street, Second and Fourth
Tuesday nights OF each month
Goidin Eagle Council, No. ., meets
every Tuesday night in each month y.
Pythian Castle. 813 Il. Marsnaia
street Mrs. Jamie Levensohn. Keep
er of Records.
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being gradually increased by q steady
increment of members. = ~ =

The president of the Pythian In
surance department sent out the fol-
lowing Christmas greeting:
All Knights of Pythias will have .
Happy Christmas this year because OF
the great peace that has come to the
world.
Because our members have rendor-
ed such splendid service In the war
waged for the benefit OF humanity:
Because our beloved Order has been
able to carry out Its teachings, and
because through our insurance de-
partment, our Order has been able To
1hss1 X -. ~ II ~ -. !; sb~y7 :.
anee to the loved ones OF our brothers
who have passed away through the
terrible epidemic Of influenza which
covered the. supreme domain.
We are ali happy because we have
done our duty as PythianA
That al! Knights of Pythias and
their families may have Happy
Christmas. ana may the New Year
bring to them gladness and success,
II my most earnest wish
Fraternally,
HARRY WADE,
President.
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Jr. O.U. A. M.

Heratoforcs the work Of stimulating
the interest OF the members In the
work OF adding new members to n
council has been the business OF one
member and in some councils on one
in particular; the result, no organized
effort. Give the members talk on
the work, urging them to make an
earnest effort to secure new members
and thus have part in securing the
increase OF 10000 we are aiming for
this year. IT would not a bad stunt
to read our objects. contained In the
enclosed circular. then tell them. too,
that your council could be one Of the
winners Of one OF the prizes told
about on this sheet offered by the
national council: tell the. too. that
they could thus become more interest
ed in our Order, and their council a.
every council needs q more active in
terest of each member.
Boost your council. Boost your
Order. DO everything in your power
to arouse your members to an active.
energetic campaign for 5000 MEM
hers by. July T. 1919, and this can
happen by having your council get
into line for active. persistent work
and effort and make q net gain Of one
member each month. or u net gain of
twelve for the ysar--S. and ID. Of
Liberty.
Rescue council, No. 4, meets every
Friday night In Owls hall at the
w. I. Tyler ID the Secretary, 50 North
Eighth street.
A. w. Glinn council. No. {, ri 4ets
every wednesday night In hall, corner
OF Bread and Harrison streets. George
|C. Morgan In the secretary. SIS South
Laurel street.
New South council. No. 3, meets
every Thursday night In I. O. O. #,
hall. at the corner of Eighth and Hull
nreeta. G. L. Jackson. Jr.. n the sec
Rotary. SIT Decatur street.
Enterprise council. No. .. meets
every Tuesday night III Belyidere hall
Belvidere and Main streets. r. G.
Foster II the secretary. GIL beverly
street
II. II. Lee council, No. IL. m6ets
every Wednesday night In Jr. Q. u. A.
n. hall, Twenty-ffth and Marshall
Fstreets. 7. w. Landlord u the eecre-
tAry. s32 North Twenty-fourth street.
Patrick Henry councTl No. IN,
meats every Wedne4day night Ia I'm.
|nlovv" hall, Ga LOulssAna street. n.
Nv. Waymack II tho secretary, 11e1
Taylor street. u
rshesty ssspssl M usssts sv1ry
n,las ~ sl ya ! +!
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Yafiies' Auxiliary.

Richmond Nest, No. 1870. meets
second and fourth wednesday nights
each months at Owls Hail. corner
Broad and Second streets Miss
Fannie Kelly, secretary, hl4 MOTIF
| Davis avenue. c. L. Petit financial
secretary.
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At'ou Zen AdlSrm lodge. No. 110.
meets every Thursday night at ]. Q. O.
#. Horne. corner Grace and Foushee
streets. Degree work always on hand.
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Virginia Council, No. o6, meets
second and fourth Thursday nights
each month at Lee Camp Hall. GA 1-a
East broad. Charles G. Bosher. sec
rotary, le I.2 North Ninth street.
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Progressive Nest. No. 1858, meets
every Thursday night at Marshall hail.
250s East Broad. J. e. Davis. secre-
tary.
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Marshall hodge, Mt. II, X. Of r,
meets second and fourth Tuesday in
Lee Camp hall
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Richmond Camp. No. 1851, meets
first and third "Wednesday nights III
each month at Lee Camp Hall, ol4h
East Broad street. Clerk G., l. Clark,
n South Davis avenue.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
Daughters Of Liberty

virginia eouacfl, No. 2, meets every
Friday night Mt Junior Order United
American Mechanics, 6I4 Louisiana
avenue Walter Rock. secretary. s2s-A
Denny straet
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Union Council, No. 81, meets second
and fourth Tuesday nights each month
at Pythian Castle, 2307 East Broad
street. r.. r. Butler, secretary, 700
North avenue.
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Lily esuneil, Nc. 3, meets every
Tuesday night at FrAternai haii. iii
Hull street. J. d. Reams. secretary,
SOC Stockton street
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Tvan.,oe lodge, No. -, X. az r.;
meets second and fourth Monday In
Lee Camp hall
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Evergreen Camp, No. 1884, meets
second Tuesday night in each month
at Masonic Temple. Highland Springs,
stop 80. Harry w. Hardy, clerk,
Eek fUT a. as5e-sAe aa4 ses,
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Richmond Nest, Order OF Owls. No.
1888, meets every Monday night al
Owls hall. corner Second and Efcao
streets. c. I. Clark. X s.. IL Sooth
Davis avenue.
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Liberty Detl eOunefl. No. 4 meets
eYsry Thuraday night at Relyidere hall.
corncr Main and Beividere streets T.
w. Miller. secretary, 123 South Laurel
street -
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Capitol Camp, No. f20O5. meets first
and third Monday nights In each
month at Lee Camp Han, 514+s East
Broad street. Caesk, w. A. Dixon,
rs02l West Main street
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Moose

Tho monthly danes OF Richmond
Lodge. No. $40 L. o. O. NJ. gave at
their elegant home. i0l E.. Franklin.
was largely attended. The weather
white cold, was no detterment for
pleasure-seekers and the house was
we'll filled with the merry-tnakers.
The monthly affairs are getting to be
very popular, and are much enjoyed
by the Moose and their friends.
Christmas, at Aooseheast. was an
elegant day, and everything done to
make It n pleasurable one. Christmas
trees aboundeG in all the various de-
partments. and presents and games,
and singing and religious services.
with q sumptuous dinner. marked the
day. The management endeavor to
make everything homelike for the
inmates OF their orphanage and aged
home.
Many are the advantages of fra
ternities, and one OF the most Inn
portant II that they add now ties and
opportunities, that they bring to-
gether men who would otherwise be
grouped only on lines OF kindred. or
occupation, or deligfon, or race, or
language or means. It il not the pur-
pose Of the Moose Order to lessen a
mans interest In his family. or his
church, or his job. or his friends; but
TO bring him into 4 big. broad COM
hinRtion. where all kinds Of straight-
forward, philosophical men cvme 10
know each other in new connections.
The fraternity cuts cross section
through the usual social organixa-
tons. The fraternities OF the United
States are not trying to reArrange the
people in separate sroups which do
not understand each other. but to
widen everybody's acquaintance, to
create opportunities Of service
MooseheArt Magazine.
Richmond l0<lxe. No. $50. Ia b. O.
NJ, meets every Monday night ut q
o'clock. At ~ home, 10f East FtRlik.
lin street J. r.. AcCAuley II dictator
and ,EA NJ. Earman. secretary. SIS
Chamherlayne avenue.
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star and Cre~rent council, No. 3,
meets every Friday night Mt Monroe
hail. corner Main and Belyidere streets.
Main street.
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Church Hin Camp, No. ft732, meets
first and third Thursday nights IN
each month at Marshall Hall. 1905
East Broad street. Clerk, Il. A.
Zones, lis East Franklin.
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Faithful council. No. 3, rnee< u
Friday night at Springfield
| Twenty-sixth and NJ strcetA
Lillian Sale. secretary ass
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Fairrnnunt councH. Nh. 70. rr.~s,
avery Friday night In Pythian casti-
sl3 East Marshall street. c. L. Abra-
hams is tho secretary. 1905 Paramount
avenue. ID
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Maple camp, No. 1S0. meets A0ca
and fourth Friday nights each uso4
in Manchester National bank bul
ing, 1000 Hull street r. G. Bnx&
clerk, IL CowRrdin avenue.
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James Nfa6sson council, No. 1St.
meets every Monday night In 'Ju.
niors'' hall. Twenty-nfth and Marshall
streets. K c. Bass u secretary. eos
West Cary street.
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Mcnacan irihs. I. q. n NJ, meets
every Thursday night at Monroe nAii.
Gil West Main street. Nelson Powell
chief of records, 1877 Floyd avenue.
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LADIES, AUXILIARY.

| Roynl Neighbors Of America
Central Camp. No. -: meets every
| first and third Wednesday night In
Arcade hall. Miss, Olga l. Shapland.
| oracle: Mrs. Carrie Perry, recorder.
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Myrtle lodge, No. IS, X. Of NJ. meets
every Thursday night at Pythian cas-
tie, s1a East Marshal street J. l..
Pattison. secretary, ga South Adams
street.
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Fidelity council. No. =. meets every
Tuesday night. at Junior Order United
american Mechanics hall. corner Tween
ty-dfth and Marshall streets. Mrs. Fl.
Wakefield. sec rotary. 322o Jefferson
avenue.
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Fraternal Americana

fAmnated With IT. q. U.E7ks u. H. l..
states except VlrkimA.
Mrs. AnnfeN. Ellis, Junior
National Counctier Of the Dauxh
OF America. q resident OF Frod4rt
burg, Va, has issued the fOll0yk
address to the members Of the NKN
TO All the Members. EvArywhA1sI!
Dear Sisters ana BTothsrs:
There have been many times osn!
+ reached the station 1T Jr. r. n. EN|
our Order that felt prompted 20 ~
you q greeting and word 81 ApprMe
ton, but all Of us, A. a peopie A1id
Order. have had joys and sorrows tl
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PYTHIAN SISTERS

Richmond Temple. No. 5. meets
second and fourth Tuesday nights
in every month at Fythian Castle. No.
SIS East Marshall street Mrs. Julia
M. Hill. NJ OF n. c.. sos East Main
street,
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Pride Of Richmond co1x Mee11
u. Of A. Meet every ThursdM
ing at 500 r. N. in CcfprAw hnll. l.
East Broad street Mrs.
walt, recording secretary.
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Magnolia camp No. 20. meets
ond and fourth Monday ni4lItt r.
month In Monroe hall. e1f West n
street.
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Damon lpdgc, No. Z, X. OF p, meets
every Friday night at the Pythian
castle, No. 2SV7 East Broad street
r. A. Hughes, X. r. and 8.
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Syracuse lodge. No. s, X. OF r.,
meets every Monday night at 3
o'clock at Pythian Castle. S13 East
Marshall street.
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woODMEN CIRCLE

Maple Grove, No. II. roe0t98
Thursday nights at ToUey'A
Eleventh and Hull street: South Isf3
mond. sss
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Red Men

In the late war. Red Men have
honored their order. their country
and their families Their memsfy
will forever be kept green. Crater
love both no man than this, that ne
lays down his life for his friends"
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The best Ked Men are tboSo WIZ
love the order. Those who know it
tie that binds Educate your broth
ers then by studying the history. the
literature the principles of our Or
der. By thought. you strengthen your
selves, and by expressing your thought
you help other.--(Red Mems Journal.
Golden Eagle Council. No. =. Degree
Of Pocahontas, l. Q. r. Nd, at its
regular meeting. held In its hall.
pythian Castle, SIS II. Marshall St..
elected officers as follows: Pocahon-
tas. Mrs. 1T. A. Pohle; wenonahs Mrs
Mary Dunn; Prophecies, Mrs. John
smith: Powhatan. Mrs. A. i. Lewis;
Keeper of Records. Mrs. jamie Leven-
sohn; Collector OF Wampum. Mrs.
Ada Hamilton; Keeper OF Wampum,
Mrs. Alice L. Taylor.
They will be installed at q meeting
10 be- held ON Wednesday,, the 18th
inst. by +. q. Pocahontas MRS.
Jamie Leyensonn. assisted by the
retiring Chief OF Council. Members
OF the order and ..isitors have been
invited to be present and pleasant
ecccasion is anticipated.
Indianola Tribe. No. So, I. O. n. NJ,
held an important and well attended
meeting in Its han, Leader hall.
corner Hull and Tenth streets last
Monday night. at which much BUSH
ness was transacted. At the close Of
the lodge, = musical program was
rendered; refreshments were served
and an enjoyable evening passed.
Rirafnfond Tribes.
Annnwnn tribe, RIO. 80. l. O. R. H..
meets It Lee CAmr hall every Friday
evening. r. r. Hughes. chief OF
records, 800 North Davis avenue.
Gray Eagle trllsc. No. -. I. o. n NJ.
meets every Monday night At corner
Of Seventh and Main streets. w. r,
Walden. chief OF recordA 2o20 East
Franklin street.
IntlianclA trisc, No. 81, L q. n NJ,
meets every Monday night at Leader
hall, corner Hull and Tenth streetss
South Richmond. C. 3. Wells. chief
OF records. l5zO Porter street
Homegrown trilc, M. III. I. D. n. NJ,
meets Il sprin9fieM han. Twenty -siTth
ana M streeta. every "Wednesday svsn-
Ing. c. n Patterson, ,chtef Ut records
Highland Springs
Afsnstala srshc. No. -. I. o. = ~.
meets At Lao CAfAp hail avery @Atur.
day night =. +. pottiaOn, chief u
4. ,ords. "a 80 lin Adams strset-
rpechsncannsgh tr1he. Ma lls, 4.
- r. NJ. utAett u sJuni0r1 hAlt.
hald ccrnsr Stewart. every Eriday
|nixht McpCWAll. chief "a
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SlsocioeN Council, No. S95, meets
second and fourth "Wednesday nights
each month at Eagles Hall. corner
Marshall and Third streets Cortez v.
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OF the Shrine, viii DO interested In q
recent decision Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States. While the full
opinion has mot yet been given ont,
the following VIII give some Idea Oh
the same:
restraining the use OF the name An
cient Egyptian Arabic Order OF Mo-
bles OF the, Mystic Shrine, composed OF
negro men, on the ground that II is q
'colorable imitation" Of the name OF
the Ancient Arabic Order Of Mobiles OF
the Mystic Shrine were in effect made
permanent BY the supreme court,
which refused To review proceedings
. brought BY members o. the latter or
Rabban Temple IN that city.
Ort7cr Of Eastern STIR.
Naomi Cliaptef, No. 4. meets In Ma
sonic Temple at Highland Springs. on
tho second Friday In each month at
| 3 o'clock Mrs- Lila Leftwich, worthy
matron.
Ruth chapter, M. q, meets In Ma
sonic temple on the second Tuesday
in each month at : O'Clock. MrS.
Matte Woodbridge. worthy mafron.
Areme chapter, No. ~. meets In
Masonic temple on Twcrty-fifsh street
the third Monday I'm each month AZ B
O'Clock p. NJ Miss Elsie Davenport
is worthy mAtron
-
Mizpah chapeer, NO. u. meets N
Masonic temple on the tnira tues
Mrs.. Mary Malonee Is worthy ma
tron.
-
, Manchester chaffev. no. %. meets
the fourth Tuesday ats o'clocksP. Nd.
Mrs. Mary Bates - worthy ma
trcn.
Masonic hall. Highland Park. on the
Toombs is worthy matron.
-
Temple lodge, No. .. meets on the
1 first Friday In each month NJ Masonic
temple.
-
the frst Tuesday In each month AT
Masonic temple
| go
| MetTuFrtltnn lodge. NO. II, meets III
Masonic temple on the second Thurs'
/ day in each month II. W. Miner
sscretary.
|
| Manchester lodge. No. II. meets IN
Masonic han. South Richmond. on the
! third Monday In each month John
| r. Robertson. secretary.
Hcnm1ona- stannolpn y lodge, no, -, ~ \,
Ersrrun .trset q, the 9h.rd Tpe.dsv
Ia each month.
Masonic sshs s.mp;s beige 80 w =: e n4e. d
street. on the second Tuesday IN each
month. Oscar !. Adams. secretary.
|
Joppa lndge. No. -. meets IN Ma
sonic temple on the FIRST Thursday In
ssca month. George c jefferson. sscre.
tary.
/
Dove ht1xc. No. 81. meets on the
second Friday OF esch month a. Ma.
sonic temple, All II. Mcdonnell
secretar1
|
| Fraternal lodge, No. IS, meets fr
Masonic temple. fos West Broad
street on the second Monday In each
month. William Reinheimer. secre.
ltary.
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Select cSuaeiI, Ne. -, meets ever!
Friday night at Toney's hall, Eleventh
and Hull streets. Fl. A. Gin. secretary
|191s Albany avenue
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Jefferson council. No. 81, meets
very Thursday night 1T the corner oil
Seventh and Main streetA n. 6
Rrauer is the secretary. 500 Randolph
street.
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Odd Fellows

of Virrinia- Wis the special event In
Odd Fellowship during the past week
and Also q noted occasion In hicn-
mond. or the grand officers there
were present Grand Master o. L.
Mason. Deputy Grand Master Guy =.
HoFner. Grand warden
Beverly. Grand Secretary y. Tur-
nsr. Grand treasurer Nell B. Ferxu-
Son ana sitting Past Grand Master
". r. southwark. The dedication
ceremonies being under the special
charre ana direction Of Abon Ben
Adhem Lodge. No. 31o. Brothers Jonn
w. Dunn; w. B. jackson. r. G. KING
and H. /. Bernard. OF said lodge, TOOK
mart In the ceremonies The cere-
fnony was very impressive and per-
formed in q most pleasing manner.
Representatives from all the subor-
dfnate and Rsbekah lodges. the en-
cauapment and the patriarch militant
vere present. with friends not meri-
bars Of the Order, and tho spa cious
HAN vas filed with the guests Of the
occasion. An orchestra furnished
music. as well as q select choir. and
the entertainment was or hiEh-claSS
order. After the dedication exercises
were concluded, with the additional
program arranged for the occasion.
refreshments were served and . most
enjoyable evening was spent The
event VIII long De reH'et''o1'"" ~
those In attendance.
On Wednesday night next. the 18TH
instant, the Grand Patriarch OF the
Grand Encampment, /. O. Q. F., or
virginia. will be IN tne CITY anu WIN
VISIT Nelson Encnmpmeht AZ iss Hus,
|. q. q. +. home, CORNER oIacs a,'
Fonshec streets, ana VIII ins.an ~
officers OF the encampmehl tor 'as
ensuing term. All the menoess -, %
the encamrment are urged 70 NC
present, as well n All PAST EFnnu eu~
campment officers in the city. To-
kefher with any ana IA sae
brothers VINO may De III .ne CIT, A'on'
whatever jurisdiction tney may pc;
All are welcome. heIsesnn ,. ~ =.
anticipated
.u.s
Richmond Lodge, NO. 4. inssa,lea
~ oincers LOT ,ns easu n
Home. corner Grace ano fous1aes :
street. y. * iinss nos 80
and II. "A. Sarsay contEuto ~
!. cording serlns. ,, inns son rous
,. s.r.
The hepekan 1870 'oasen
All Installed tneir on,ce,s los "a !.
suing term ana eac Ia nas . sn,,u ~, :
contes. wMnan me ,,.r ,.as ,ha,p num
bers. Tho contests. wnl.c conaac.s s.
IN the nIoss ior.ao ~, .s,,a. .cna
a uIas at y. a xr;tn returninc
resun U ua snsrt.,, !, :. sxrerted
psaes -, a ,ra,l rrai ordsrs vii see large
nssssrr. ~ tns,r nunnb erx a there
,,.,,r than ,,,st now The war
$40 - a. h~~~a
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Loyal council. No. III, u. ~ ~. Ip
its regular sessions every Wedn4G
night at Harrison and Brd4A sf1N
Mrs Ella Turpin Is the secretktys
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81. Joints lndgo. No 50, meets ia
Masonic temple, 100 West Broad
street. on the second Tuesday In each
month. Oscar J. Adams, secretary.
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Central csunclI. Va 10. meets every
Monday night ut Fraternity hall, Third
and Broad streets. eMra r. B. Tocmbs
secretary. 5to North Granny street
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Richmond Randolph lodge, No. 10,
meets III MAannsS hail, isDs gast
franklin street. on the third Tuesday
In each month.
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Cedar camp. No. ~. naeet1
and third Tuesday nights each f1Q{
Lat Jr. o. T.. 4. NJ han, Redd sex
corner Stewart street. Fulton.
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eoran hall j. ". Brown. CHEF 81
records. 700 Worth rwerty-fourth
pfrest
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starr ana Strives eoNncfl. Ne. ID,
meets every Tuesday night at Monroe
hall. COS West Main street w. C. Chill
dress. secretary. 6 South Plum street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

Highland Springs council, No. IS,
meets every night In Masonic hail.
Highland Springs. Stop 30. Nine-Miie
road, is secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

Daughters Of AmcstCA.
| Dove council. No. n, n, Of Al, l1
every Friday night ut MArshau III
i2505 East Broad street.