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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02

Union Council, No ST., held its
regular meeting at it's council room.
Pythian Castle, S13 e. Marshall
street. Monday night October ~,
when there was a large attendance
of members and much enthusiasm
in the campaign for members now
going on to add to the interest," q
ficers, who made interesting tAlks
upon topics connected with tn -.
der. A very pleasant and en3o 1nE
meeting was the result ~ - N
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Moose

One Of the foundation stones OF
MooseheArt is that 1t Is net an
asylum but an institution Of learn
ing in which the pupils live. 1t has
taken several years TO organize a
school system for children varying
so much in age and previous oppor-
tunity Now, however. the whole
school is arranged from the kinder
garten up To the high school, and we
are adjusting the pre-vocational and
vocational training accordingly.
Here again. Mooseheart must be
thought of as THE School That
Trains for Life"--not ainply for life
at Mooseheart but chiefly for .he
outside. 1t cannot too often be
stated that the proof that MOOSE
heart Is on the right road Is the
ability of IT'S graduates to earn tte4r
living, and to take their place in the
community. t. that end, the gov
ernors and the officers and the reeu-
larly designated teachers make it
their business to plan, improve and
put in operation a school in which
the attention OF the children Ii
steadily directed to the ideals of
energy, OF work, and of service.
Our schools have now been def
niteiy subdivided On the modern
principle of six years In the grades
three years in the Junior high school
ana three years in the senior hfgh
school Moose heart is not subject to
the withdrawal OF children as they
come to the age when they can earn
wages: and therefore must count on
heeping up large numbers In the
nigh school. Hence we must look.
onward TO recruiting a larger corns
81 teachers tnciu ding some men: for
II is good for both boys and girls TO
carry on their upper school work
under teachers of both sexes. Most
Or the vocational teachers In srrb-
1octs chosen by boys are conducted
by men; but they ough. not be the
onfy oAes to come under that tn
fiuence.-Mooseheart Magazine.
One of the most active chaptsrs
Women of Moosehaart Legion Is
Chapter No. I57 which meets at
Norfolk, Va
The meetings are held every
Thursday afternoon at $50.
Richmond lodge. No. $50. L. q n
NJ. meets every Monday night at
Q clock at Its home. Io1 East Frank
lin street J. r. McCauiey is dictator
and- p M Earrasn. secretary. rfs
Ch2rn ber7ayne aveuuA
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Pythia,,s

II II now Q we'll recognised fact
that the lod&es that are making
gains in membership are doing IT
through some form Of team work. II
IL found that the united effort OF
several members accomplished mora
than the Individual work Of tho same
number who arc working iDdopon-
IDENTIFY Of each Other. Thsrs are'naAny
methods Of team work. An of thesh
are good Bono aTS better than 9TH
ers. Every lodge should canvass the
field Apd pick ost the method that
appAAh to be simple and cffese1ys.
rive Il fair trial and there WIN ~
aprpriee ~ wAAt u Will acconpaDA.
u The oonttIsnoUa taking lii or now
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~ " yt,g+y ,,ssss,;; = x =
pr ess col1rnittees OF fihe various
orders are requested to place
their notes for publication in
the hands OF the Fraternai edi-
tor by 3 o'clock =. M, every
Thursday for the following Sun
day edition of The Virginian.
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Woodn1en of World

we call your attention to tho
recommendation o. this report that
on the soil Of France. at the very
scene OF woodcrafts exemp'incation
OF Its patriotism, where 1900 Sow
sreigns rendered UP their lives that
fraternity and liberty might live. n
mausoleum to our fallen Soveretgns
be erected. and trust that provision
may be made for same by this con-
vention of the Sovereign camp.
We desire heartily to commend the
at the suggestion OF the Sovereign
Of tho Universal camp GER
tiffcate Ia fs1f. and believe the &c. 900
members already holding these ade-
auate-rAte certificates are proof posi-
tive and conclusive that this IL the
logical FORM of certificate to the writ =
ing Of which the energies OF both
memb ers and field forces should be
wholly directed IN the future.
We commend the effective use Of
pr~xAi~as tor the securing OF spplica-
ticns BY members. now employed b.
Ito Sovereign camp. and believe that.
80 fAr from causing friction between
the neld forces and the members who
wsrk for applications. where pron,rfy
uaed ~ field agencies. It brings the
solicitor who makes his daily living
in this work In even closer touch with
the meu, Der who works coca sionaliy
and at random for the growth of the
society.
The ingenuity Of the Sovereign COM
mander is a director of field agencies.
Is shown especially in the Victory
and Jewell drives. These campaigns
show a shattering of all previous
field records. each succeeding month
ecripstng its predecessor until the ag-
gregate production Of the six month
just past IL in excess Of the entire
total OF applications for the previous
year.
Black Gum camp. No. 81, meets
first and third Friday nights each
month in Marshall hall. 1905 East
Broad street w. e. Conner. clerk,
1106 North Thirty sixth street
Cedar camp, No "a. meets first
and third Tuesday nights each month
at Jr. O. y. A. M. hall. corner Redd
and stewart streets. Fulton.
MaGnclia camp, No. 10. meets Sec
Qua ana fourth Monday nights each
month In Monroe hall. Gil West
Main strsst. s
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RE.BF.k AT DEGREE

d, Dove, meets first and third
Wednesday night at Toney's ball
Huil and Eleventh streets. South
Richmond. Miss Naomi Williamson.
r. S.
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Brother J. G. Mcfarland has been
transferred from the Grand Forum.
r 2. O. Elks, and made chairman
of the judiciary committee for the
ensuing year.
Brother w. J. Conway has been
appointed TO succeed Brother Me-
Farland on the Grand Forum
Nat. Elks Horn.
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ENCAMpMENvr

=. Nelson Eiacampment. meets
frst and third Wednesday nights.
!. O. o. F. Home corner Grace and
Foushee streets r. J. Carlton. r.
s., 9o7 w. Main street.
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lodge. Men grow old faster than
they care to admit and it IS always
advisable to keep the average OF our
membership low This can be done
only by adding young men to the
roster. 1t is also necessary to keep
on the job and not be satisfied with
past accomplishment. 1t wiz not do
for members Of the lodge TO think
that because they have a good lodge
there is no need for further effort
=. Such condition socsr produces dry
rot and before@rSs~a- Realised the
young men who might otherwise be
favorably impressed Will class the
membership as old men and not care
for their companionship. L. Fl.
Schenck. G. C.
II the supreme temple does not
know what to do with some Of its
funds what's the matter with buy
ing? II you can get thousand dol
lsr boy that needs college, educa-
ton and give II to him you will have
Il fty-theusand-doliar man There
is no use in trying to educate ten
cent boy. for with all you can do for
that kind they turn out as two fers ="
But we have hundreds OF boys who
cannot get the education they need
TO make them men Of the worlds at
fairs. Would not a few hfty-thon-
sand dollar men be lasting monu-
ments TO the Pythian sisters -
Pythian Guest.
Syracuse lodge, No. 5. n. of p.
m eets every Monday night at 8
o'clock at Pythian castle, sl3 East
Marshall street.
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Modern Woodmen

IN order that this district m.y
not come up wanting in tho cam
Paisn now being waged for 200, 600
ISfcru&ts -. The. ranks Of the NJ ".
A or the head camp, a Joint meet
sng OF twenty two camps In Rich
mond and vicinity was held Mondav
night October 20, under the ans
pie,es OF Capitol Camp, No. 1894.
~ canfn, /. o. Q. +. hall, corner
OF Grace and Fooshee streetg
Invitations to attend the affdr
were issued to all camps within =
radius OF thirty miles Of Richmond.
and the majority had representa-
tives present.
Consul Chester A Arthur cafl~d
the meeting to order. The visftsns.
members were welcomed by state
Deputy M c. Doubles. Addresses
were delivered by State Lecturer W. :
}. Dixon and District Deputy J. A.
uoubies J. A Doubles was chosen
10 direct the aeld work during the
campaign. IT will terminate with :
a banner class adoption to b., given
Under the direction of Capitol
Camp Monday night November "a,
instrumental and vocal uyus;c
las included on the social program
which was given last night. The
degree team drilled under the al.
rectfon of Captain Kyle, who recent
ly returned from service in Franco
Capitol cnmp, No. I2eot, meets ftSv<
and third Monday nights In each
month at |. Q. G. r. hall, corner
Grace and Foushee streets. Clerk. w.
A. Dixon, 2o2t West Main street.
Richmond camp. Ne It3Sz. u.cats
first and third Wednesday nights in
each month at Lee Camp hall SIAN
East Broad street. Clerk. c. l. Clarke,
ii South Davis avenue. :,
Church Hfu camp, No. If13z meats
drst and third Thursday nights In
each month at Marshall hail 25A5
Ea-at Broad street Clerk. r. A
Fones. sls North Twenty-seeoad
street
Evergreen cMmp, No. IsS&4. meets
second Tuesday night In each month
at Masonic temple, Highland Springs.
Stop 80. Harry w. Hardy. clerk
Box 1918.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
Royal NeiGhbors of America.
Central camp, No. 1S4e. meets ever~,
first and third Wednesday night in
Arcade hall, s07h Forshee street
Miss Olga l.. Shapland oracle; MIRA
Carrie T. Perry. recorder. 1915 Mosby
street
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at 700 North Twenty sixth street
every Monday night 500

Golden Eagle council. No. .. meets
every Wednesday night in each month
at Fythian castle. s13 East Marshall
street Mrs jamie Levensohn, keeper
Of records.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS

Richmond Temple. No. 5, meets
second and fourth Tuesday nights In
every month at F'ythian castle, No.
81s East Marshall street. Mrs. Julia
r. Hill Nj. of X. C., 500 East Main
street
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PATRIARCHs MILITANT

Canton Virginia No. 0. meets
every second and fourth Wednesday
at s y. M. l. O. O. r. Home, cor
ner Grace and Fousi,ee streets. J.
B. Jones. 52e North Fifth street.
clerk.
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Schiller lodge. No. 1870, /. q. o. r.,
meets every first and third Wednes-
Gay night at Pythian Castle. No, SIS
East Marshall street Eugene f.
Biottner. recording scribe. 30s Han
cock street.
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E...lks

- Iyne'Sffiirg "f1o:ge: b. r, o. e. at
its meeting held on the evening OF.
Thursday. October %, presented
gold membership card cases TO
eighty-fve members Of the order
who saw service in the army or navy
or auxiliary services. The cases are
engraved with the names OF the
members who received them.
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ond and fourth Friday nights each
month in Leader hall, 1000 Hull
street. corner Tenth. T. G.. Sfnoak,
clerk. 3lo5 Semmes avenue
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Highland Springs lodge, NO. 10.
meets every Wednesday night IN
Masonic Temple at Highland
Springs. All the brothers are re-
quested to attend the sessions.
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james Madison council. NO. Is1,
meets every Monday night in Jr. o.
U. A. NJ. hall. Twenty afth and Mar
shall streets K. c. Bass is secretary,
Sos West Gary street. ....
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Richmond Subory1inatrs.

Laurel Lodge, No. let. I. o. O. r..
meets every thursday night in tho
month at its hall al Laurel.
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Henderson lodge, No. f05, ]. o. O.
f.. meets every Thursday night at
Leader hall, corner Hull and Tenth
streets, South Richmond.
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wopDMEN CIRCLE

Maple Grove, No. II. meets on
Thursday nights at Toney's hall,
Eleventh and Hull streets, south
Richmond. Miss Grace D. Brinser.
clerk.
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stuart lodge, No. 141. /. 0. O. F.,
meets every Tuesday night in the
month at its hall, SEQ Hull street.
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Fafrmount council, NJ. 70. meets
every Friday. ai6bt4in Pythian castle
SIS East MARSHALL street G. L.
Abrahams Is the secretary, zoos
Paramount avenue.
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- - : Eagles

The Grand Aerie at its recent CON
vention held at New Haven Conn,
established a new committee, named
The Iycernn committee, which has
for its special object to furnish en-
tertainm ent for the members of the
erie, and incidently looking after
the general welfare of the Aerie.
The October number of the Eagles
Magazine has much to say about the
new scheme. and gives many details
for the organization and manage
nent OF this committee, which will.
no doubt, in time be regarded the
most important committee of the
order. We herewith add some OF
the recommendations made as TO
the same:
The Lycruru COMMITTEES.
The first thing that the Worthy
president of a subordinate Aeria
does. in taking up the Lyceum pro-
tect is to appoint a Lyceurn COM
mittee. This main committee may
be Of any number OF men from Eve
to fifteen, but--provided the mem
bers are harmonious fellows and in
dustrious in the interests of the
Aerie--the larger 1t Is. the better.
The Lyceum committee is the eX-
ecutive body, with a president and
a secretary From its number sub
committees should be appointed as
follows;
!. Com ntttee on Finance.
2, Program Committee.
3 Committee on Publicity.
4. Committee on Invitations
5. Com mittee on Entertainment
6. Committee on Mem bership.
These suh-comn 1fttees. as is evil
dent, will call for all the varied tai
ents of which the Aerie members
are possessed, and they should be
carefully chosen with the view OF
delegating to each man the kind Of
work for which he is by bent and
training best adapted.
Dixie acrie, No. S3s, r O. T.. holds
open house all the time al its club
rooms ana home. corner Third and
Marshall streets Regular meetings
the first and third Thursday nights
IT each month. William p. Sullivan,
secretary, SIS North Thirtieth street
Stonewall Jackson Aerfe No. 1882,
+. O. f, meets the second and
sourth Wednesday nights every
month at Toney's hall corner OF
Huh and Eleventh streets. j. NJ.
Alternately, president. c. l. Petit,
secretary; Moody avenue, cvsner
Park avenue.
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Patrick Henry lodge. No. fi6. i.
o. o. F.. meets every Tuesday night
at its hall. 1894 Harrison near
Broad street. Let all the brothers
attend the communications
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Jefferson council. No, 81, meets
every Thursday night at the Arcade
building, co7 IL Foushee street. Geo.
C. Morgan is the secretary. lis South
Laurel
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Liberty Bell council, No. 4. meets
avery Thursday night at Beiwtdere
ball, 43T West Main street. e. W.
Miller, secretary. l23 South Laurel
street
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Aurora council. No. -, meets every
Friday night in Monroe hall, s1l
West Main street Fl. p. Nuckols Is
the secretary. 1908 South Meadow.
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Richmond lodge, NO. IS. &. p. o.
f, conducts it's lodge and home at
the corner Of Eleventh and Marshall
streets. Frank p. Epps ia exalted
ruler and W. Il. Harwood. secretary.
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rs. Progressive, meets every Fr

Nd. t-Fc<SNNsiSe, meets every FIJI
daY night. |. O. @ #. Home. corner
Grace. and Foushee streets; Miss F..
f. Dunavant r. s.. 5I4 w. Clay
etreet.
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entity lodge. No. 80. 1. o. O. f.,
meets every Friday night at 24o6
East Broad street The meetings are
instructive and the brothers are re-
quested to be present rs often as
convenient.
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Daughters of Liberty

~VfrEfnfa council, No. 2, meets
every Friday night at Junior Order
United American Mechanics, GA
LOUISIANA avenue. Walter Rock
secretary sa0-A Denny street ~:
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st. Johns lodge, No. SO. meets in
Masonic Temple, 100 West Broad
street, on the second Tuesday in each
month, Oscar j. Adams. secretary
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F. Keller. secretary. 27os West Main
street.
Fidelity council. No. :. meets
every Tuesday night at Junior Orde r
United American Mechanics hall,
corner Twenty-ffth and Marshall
streets. Mrs. Fl. Wakefield. secre-
tary, 2f70 Jefferson avenue.
Peerless Council, No o, meets
every Monday night at Jr. Q: U. A,
Co. NJ. A Germelman. secretary.
1900 Stewart street.
OH Dominion coanufl. NO 10.
meets every Friday night Junior Or
DER United American Mechanics
hall corner Twenty-flfth and Mar
shall streets. Mrs. Julia B. Gay,
secretary. 2770 East Broad street.
Onion council, No. II, meets every
Wednesday might at Marshall hall.
eS05 East Broad street Mrs. Euia
N. Burton, secretary. sos w. Main
street
every Monday night ut Shields hall
2014 Hull street James n. Perkins,
secretary, sos Hull street
Stars and Stripes council, No. Is,
meets every Tuesday night At Mon
roe hall. gil Wese Main street. w.
G. Chndress. secretary. South
Plum street.
Select council, No. - meets every
Friday night At TnAVs hssA,
Eleventh and Hull atrce<s- H A.
Gin, secretary, 1915 Albany avenue.
OenfxA council. No. 30. meets
every Monday night Of Fraternity
hall, Third and Broad streets Mrs
r. b. Toombn. secretary. $40 North
CRANKY street.
May council, No. 81, meets every
Tuesday night at Corprew hall. 24os
Fast Broad street Mrs Lucy N.
Grimm, secretAr+. 1907 Mosby street
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It. Frlendsl,in. rneots eyery Eriaa.

night. at ita hail s36-A. Harrison
street. near Broad street. Mrs. E.lva
Saunders r. S
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Highland Springs eouncil. No. "a.
meets every Thursday night In Ma
sonic hall. Highland Springs. stop
80. Nine-Miie road L c. Beadles rs
secretary.
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Star and Crescent council. No. 6,
meets every Friday night at Belvi-
dere hall. AIT West Main street w
F. Keller. secretary, a7o9 West Main
street
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Lily council. No. 8, meets every
Tuesday night at Tony's, corner OF
Hull and Eleventh street. J. ..
Reans. secretary, see Stockton
street.
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Rock bridge council, We 30, meets
every Monday night in Toney's hall.
1929 Hull street, corner Eleventh. A.
l. Sampson. secretary, 1I5 Perry
street
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rope council Ne Is, meets tn
Springfield hail. Twenty sixth and NJ
streets, on the second and fourth
Wednesday nights in each month. E.
c. Hicks is the secretary. TAI North
Twenty fourth street
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Davis council, No. II, meets every
Tuesday night at Leader hall, corner
Hull and Tenth streets. c. D. Rey-
noids. secretary, 41o Harnish avenue.
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Manchester lodge.

Manchester lodge, NO. 534, meets
at Eiks Home. corner Eleventh and
streets, South Richmond,
second and fourth Thursday nights
each month. LINTON B, Lloyd ex-
allied ruler and Holt S. Lloyd, secre-
tary, IQ3 K Tenth street.
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Grove council, No. 40, meets every
Tuesday night In Jr. o. e. A NJ.
hall, Towards Grove W. ". Martin
is the secretary, 1898 Balding street,
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street. on the third Tuesday in each
month at 7:45 o'clock p. M. Mrs.
Matte Driscoll is worthy matron.
Holly chapter, No. 81. meets on
the fourth Friday night in each
month in Northside Masonic Temple,
corner First avenue and Stewart
street. Highland Park Mrs. Clara
81 y TT 4 ~. 81 i,
Manchester chapter, No. So, meets
in Masonic hall. 1900 Hull street,
corner of Cowardin avenue, on the
fourth Tuesday at O'Clock p. NJ.
Mrs. Mary Bates is worthy matron.
Richmond Blue LodgeA
Temple lodge, No. ., meets on the
first Friday in each month at Ma
sonic Temple. 100 West Broad street.
Charles Fl. Mason. secretary.
Richmond lodge, No. TO-, meets on
the first Tuesday in each month at
Masonic Temple, 100 West Broad
street, Robert E. winfre, secre-
tary.
Metropolitan lodge, No. II. meets
IN Masonic Temple on the second
Thursday in each month. f. w
Miner, secretary.
Manchester lodge, No. IL. meets
in Masonic hall, South Richmond, on
the third Monday in each month
John r. Robertson, secretary
Richmond Randolph lodge, No. ~
meets In Masonic hall, 1908 East
Franklin street, on the third Tues
day In each month. w. A. James
secretary.
st. Johns lodge, No. SO. meets in
Masonic Temple, 100 West Broad
street, on the second Tuesday in each
month, Oscar adams. secretary
Jappa lodge. No. 10. meets in Ma
sonic Temple. lo9 West Broad street
on the first Thursday IN each month
George c. jefferson. secretary.
Hcnrico Union lodge, No. 1870.
meets in Masonic hall. HIP North
Twenty fifty street. on the FIRST Mon
day night in each month. Joseph s.
Nilsson, secretary.
Dove lodge, No. 81, meets on the
second Friday of each month at Ma
sonic Temple, i0s West Broad street
All. II. M'Dowell, secretary.
Fraternal lodge, No. So. meets In
Masonic Temple. 100 West Broad
street on the second Monday In each
month. William Reinheimer. sec
rotary.
Amity lodge. No. 70, meets in Ma
sonic Temple, oa West Broad street,
on the third Tuesday in each month.
Secretary.
Lodge of Strict Observance. No. GOT.
Nh sonic temple. 100 West Broad
street. at noon on the fourth Friday
In each month, except on second Fri
day In December. ]. g. Sellfnger,
John r, Hooper, secretary.
Meridian lodge. No. .34, meets In
Masonic temple, 100 west Broad
street. at noon or the fourth Monday
in each month. J. l.. Beck, secretary,
Northxide lodge. No. .sc. meets in
Masonic temple. corner First avenue
and Stewart street. at Highland
Park, on the third Friday in each
month. Asa Johnson, secretary.
FitzS~rald lodge. No. 200, meets In
Barton Heights on the third Monday
in each month
Northampton lodge, No. s02. meets
a Ridge church on the fourth. Mon
day in each month.
Lewis 6inter lodge. No. 3I-, meets
In Ginter Park at Assembly Han on
the third Thursday in each month
j. r. Moore. Jr.. secretary.
Babcock lodge. No. 1888, meets
every Friday night in the Masonic
temple AZ Highland Springs. etoo so,
Nine Mile Road Il. q. Moore. secre-
tary-,.... =, ,...., ~, .
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Dove lodge, No. 81, meets on the
second Friday of each month at Ma
sonic Temple, l0s West Broad street
All. II. Mcdowell, secretary.
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30. Highland Springs, meets first
and third Monday nights each
month in Masonic Temple. at High
land Springs. stop so, Miss Elva Nj.
Frye. r.. S.
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Richmond Randolph lodge, No. 10
meets In Masonic hall, 1908 East
Franklin street, on the third Tues
day In each month. w. A. James
secretary,
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Atson Ben Adhem lodge, No. 2f0,
meets every Thursday night at J. O.
O. F. home corner Grace and Fou-
shee street r, II. sarvay, r. s..
s1a Cumberland street.
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Hcnrico Union lodge. No. 1870,
meets in Masonic hall, III l-2 North
fifty street, on the first Mon
day night in each month. Joseph s.
secretary.