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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30
Owls

Tho Owls Of Buffalo IL. T.. are
show.ng increased activity. ' The
Lady Owls, Nest No. 1859. gays a
benefit darce and entertainment re-
cently nj the beautiful new Owl par
Tor No. 4s Arlington place, corner
Wadsworsh street It was, given for
Mr.. md Mrs Bencit. Slater Benoit
= : EnenhNr of - lAAiai' nast ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

The secrets r,es. scsioes md press
committees Of the various lodges
q the various orders arc requested
"a place their note, TOR publication
In the hands of the Fraternal edi-
tor ny : o'clock p. M. every
Thursday for the following Sum
sfey ~ .e.,s.,, '., ,Slse NisSan.an,
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My scientific methods Of tfeatn16 n
by the introduction Into the syat8iiS q
Biological and Chemical .prep4ratic
tionai part Of The lime required ~ k&
administration b. drugs A sssS$
Skim liseascA. Eyuption
Ulcers. Eczema, ETC.. quickly Altev11
Blood dlseAsea. nerve Diseases
ney. bladder. plies. 1stul4, t0rm1ns IN
tarrh, mslnncholla. dasncndensys S$
Daily q 10 s SGndays IN TO-
Hours Holidays ID
Ntgh&. We'd. ma sassa I k0S y 4e
Phone I.anxofe eoo
orFICEs LYlS1C NG
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Modern Woodnen

Neif hhor w j. Hays. Ok Columbus,
Ohio. writes to Head Clerk IA n,
Bort that member OF Camp S73S had
r sde suEEcstion for tree plAntins.
favor upon the pFepostsaca aAA aNc-
gsstsA tAAt ~ o1ltAE lssaa1A 90 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Tho ladies' auxiliary met IN regu-
lar session last Thursday night. the
27th instant. at the ass emily room
IN Eagles home corner Mar shall and
Third streets There was a gocdly
attendance and en- ENJOYABLE evening
srent In ,oogs work and social en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

90 she msrpberShTp. 9A1 II
iievcs that Nst9hhor Hays t1e&1$
good presentations " thA Qu9oI1
can be made, Endorsement mt9NG
sibly BE- given the pvnpnaieion 70
special head camp. X m~mtse19 S
avestse their delegates from th2tkE
trict to favor II Here IL hin l0e14 x
part: t#s zss
The ides ~ Advanced - me- W19s y
the Modern Wocrmen, ~ gCei0eys E
take up the matter and suExe4e q U&z
different camps {. PLAZA tor plA633mE45
tree for every member who enitme44 ~
the United States e4rvtoa. The t11s
for the planting might BE- <ax34 1x3
Arbor day. or u you would thsnlE
too near. then a short tffns th0roAfeo1E5
Special RENE IN brsrees might ~ un&~@
OF those wha had lost thtI- i've a1g
OF those who had been wounded ~
xen ~ thass Jse g 7. z.s5Yrses sl2se
Kind Of tres might be planted Tor NJ
ceased nsighbor and a different sex3 ~
tree for those hcsr'rg wounds a14
stu dircren7 variety OF tree 6orS
those bearing Wounds ard still = ~
fe-ent variety OF tree eor thos@ ~ho 49,
listed. either Voluntarily or i1votM1nAs
tarily.--Moderu Wocaman 5sS
Capitoi Camp. No. 1z004. f.ss6tn Asue8
and third Monoav nigl.sz IN uacAs
month At Lee Camp Hall. SI4M Eaaes
Broad street, Clerk. W. A. Okx0M
2o2I West Main street n
Richmond Camp. No. ffSS7, nnageo
srs. and third Wednesday niYhtD ~
each month al Lee Camp Hsii, sim
East Bread street, Clerk c. L C1a31G
II South Davis avenue,
Church I'M Gomc. Nh. 117S2, useeeG
first and third Thrrodsy nights ID
@a~h 1morih at Ma shall HAn, 9149s
East Broad street. Clerk. n ~
Zones. st2 No--A Tw4ne ssCo14J
sfr~ets
Ercrgrw-n Camp, No. 1854. naee4D
second Tuesday lEh. N @rch 1scnsh
, al Masonic TEMPS, Fishla-d Sprfn9A.
! Stop so. Harry W. Isrly. clerk,
Bog 1914
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Central eouncf1, No. m. meets every
Monday night al Fraternity hail. Third
anJ Broad streets. vs.. Z. B. Toombs,
secretary. $40 North CRANKY street
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Eagles

Dixie Aerse No sss held its ragu',g
I'm ting Thursday night. March 2e.h
,at Its home. corner T'isrd and Mar
shall streets. There was a large at
tendance and much business of I'm
portance, to. Then was a special en-
lter;ainsnent given by the Social com
nsl4see. which was -enaayaa4 hy AL
present.
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Golden Isak.c Council, No. o, meets
every Tuesday night In each month at
Pythian Castle. 8l3 r. Marshall
street. Mrs. jamie Levenaohn. Keep
er OF Records.
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Select council. No. 70, meets every
Friday night At Toney's hall, Eleventh
and Hull streets. II A. Gill. secretary
1915 Albany avenue.
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Pride of Richmond council. No. IL.
IT M a. Meet every Thursday eve
'nE st Q 90 y - IN Cornsew hal. 24oe
East Broad SsfeA,. Mrs. e. NJ. Day
wait record = sacret@rY.
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Benoit won the flrE prise last susn.
ner In the campaign for new msru-
berA There was excellent imusir. and
an appetfzing lunch. The Ow. maga-
ZtEe for December prints a long list Of
nests In all sect.3ns Of tho country.
which contributed to tho widows and
orphans fund. and among them Is
Ladies' Nest No. 1889. and Queen
City Nest No. 1924 81 Buffalo. Dur
ing the war the supreme nest did
much effective work IN selling Liberty
bonds through it's vast membership Of
100000: in sending donations AMI
comforts to soldier members In
France and elsewhere, and In the con-
servation of food for the allies--The
Owl.
Tacsny Nest, NO. 1903, Philadelphia.
81 - ~, etset s1e
end of this month Al the time OF
writing these notes, 1T locks as though
the charter membership may reach
soc This Owl
Richmond Nest, Orsier of Owls. No.
1860, meets every Monday night at
Owls hall, corner Second and Broad
streets. c. L Clark. r. s.. II South
Davis avenue
Progressive Nest, No. 1888, meets
every Thursday Night at Marshall hall.
25c5 East R~oac- J. D. Wilson. rec
Erding eecrolAry.
Ls6te-' Auxiliary.
Richmond Nest, Nc. 1920, meets
seco',d and fourth Wednesday nights
, each monshs ut Owls Hall, coraer
! BROAD and Second stressa Hiss
Fannie Kelly. secretary. sl4 North
Dsvts avenue. c. La Petit financial
I secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Past Schcn James Potter. @. Mon
tank Tribe. Portsmouth. Nirs1ra died
Friday January "a 1879, 1t s42a al
vanccd age OF 81 yee-s sn6 .ac buried
Sunday. Januavy &C. VII t7,e conors
o. the order. his funeral bs;1g largely
attended by r7cnlbera of our order
from the tribes OF Port=u onth. Nor
folk and vicinity
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UoopAI-N CTHCrE

Maple Grove, No. 81, meets on
Thursday nights 1T Toney's hall.
Eleventh and Hull street. South Rich
Mond- Miss Grayce y. b. .nser, cierA
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Loyal rovrrsl, N. ~. ID. of A.. no d
ia regular sessions every Veducsd ~
night a. HARRISON and Broad streets.
Mrs. Ella Turpia IS he secretary
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Woodmen of the World

,r.'fsts~ sovereign Fsesr1 p tssigi mat this
year II Will he IaAce up OF The dee
safes you select a. head campo
Every aeod camp should sse TIC 1t
thai you select only loyal Sovereigns
men whc navs some sood- IN their
arta. nos men who ste going
C. : with F. ci,I.s or their shoulders.
ca. '7eiuseive, Voodfaen, wl.en
taNr KIN hey are a1ti- NooGcrafi. 1880
Ecx t-{~itCr
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ra:fhsnf ecuncif. Ne. q. rnset. evers
Friday night at Sprirgf' 81 hall,
I'v sn.yssi1th srd M st5saatA Ms
Lillian Sala. secretary.
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starr nnA Stripes ,esunef1. Nc. ~
meets every Tuesday night ut Lfonroe
Eail. Ga Vest Main street ". c. Chtl-
dress. secretary. South Plum street
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
Daughters ofLiberty

virginia council. Nc. :. meets every
Friday night st Junior Order United
american Mechanics tf{ Loufsfanx
avenue. Walter Rock. secretary 62o-A
, Dsnny aGreet.
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laurel ic'igr. No. 1877. I. o. O. r
meets every Thursday night in tn
month ut it's hail at Laurel.
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Fnirmoupt rouncn. No. 70. m~ats
every Friday nigh; In rythian cestis,
SIS East Marshall street. c. I. Abra-
hams is the secretary. gees Fairmoune
avenue.
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schiller lodge, No. i3o. I. q. q. r,
a Gets every frst ard thir "Wednesday
night at Pytfian Castle. No. Si3 Eas.
Marshall st set Eugene r.. Biottner,
recor6ing scribe. 30s Hancock street
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Maple camp. No. tsa, meets second
and fourth Friday nights each mon Il.
in Leaders hall. 1000 Hull street. cor
ner Tenth. T. @. smoak. l.erk. 310j
SeC.mes avenue.
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star ard Crescent GSuncil. No. g.
meets every FRIDAY night at Belvide.e
f,aif 437 West Main. street. W. r.
Keller. secretary. 2763 Yves. Iain
street
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May eoureif. No. 81. meets every
Tuesday night at corprew haiL 2toe
y -' 80 '-'---.. n5e,s-
I fin. secretary. 1Aof Mosby stresc-
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large sum Of war relief work 81 the
entrances Of America into the con-
1 fltct, big brother of the Saliva tics,
Army IN Its splendid work at home
aad ir the trenches. all America APP
precfafes The efforts Of teh Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elks.
An order founded ON patriotism, a
membership restricted to citizens OF
the United States, 1t Is but natural that
every call to patriotic duty should
have been eagerly answered by men,
oers Of the brotherhood from Maine
ITO California.
But the very fact that the attentio n
OF the whole country has been focus
sed "a the order we love, that many
outside our lo5geroons have come 10
know US as THE Best People on
Earth" only adds to our RESPONSIBLE
-, So :,
There may be those who will saitor
at the cali to "fi,lsh the job" but
| there must be no E.iks among them
Southern Buck.
Richmond lodge, NO. as, b. L. o.
! f, conducts It's lodge and home ~
the corner OF FIlevcuth and Msrsholl
streets. John nj Allen La ex~ued ruler
ana w. II HARDWOOD, secretary,
Manchester lodge, No. 5.4, meets at
Eiks Home, corner Eleven ia and
cambridge streets, Sodth Richmond
second and fourth Thursday nighta
each month. Holt S. Lloyd. secretary
los East Tenth street
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Richmond Sus,nrdlnntes

Richmond lnfs"e, No 4. I. u. .. r.
meets every Monday night a. l. @, @
IF. Home. corner Grace and Foushec
streets.
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Lily comncji. No. = meets every
Tn ssday night at Fraternal hall, 1023
Hull street. corner Eleventh. j. u.
Reams. secretary, ga Stockton street.
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81. JoIrnt@ lodge, No. SO. meets In
Maseasc temple, te9 We Sroa6
street. on the second Tuesday s. N each
rsonth Oscar i, Adams. secretary.
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Joppn lodge. Nc -. meets In Ma.
sonic temple. 100 West f nd street
ON the first Thursday in each month
George C Jefferson. secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

White In Frederick. Maryland. 20
speas on Ltncoin's birthday, CYen
fncohonee R.ss made II sre iai
aotn. to cn' upon that Veteran
Ped Man, Win has been d member Of
the Improves order of Red Men for
almost sixty great suns. Past Great
Sarhem John II. Bennett whose
home Is In that hunting grtu ads.
1intii very recently this distinguished
Vsisrr ss,ss IA ~ r. ss.ss bar ri tsx tsfar.s
OF apreafs Of the great counc.s of
Maryland. and fer ovr- forty great
sars Was tbs chief OF records OF his
tribe.--Sews From Headquarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Fidelity council. Va. 2. meets ever,
Tuesday night ut Junicr Order sUriteS
American Mechanics hall. CO .nNr Twen
ty-fifth and Marshall streets. Mrs II
Wakefield. sec rstarv. 1890 Jefferson
avenue.
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Liberty Refl cOuaesl, NO. 4, meets
every Thursday nigat at Belviiere hall
l437 vest Main street, Il. W. Miller
secretary. 123 South S.aurei street
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ENCaNp>frST.

=. NcifsOn Ercnmpriscnt. meets FIRST
and third Wednesday nights. I. o. O
| f Home. corner Grace and Foushee
sireets j Carlton, II. S., sa6 South
Laurel street
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Dove lodge. No. 81. meets on ths
second Friday OF each month az Ma
sonic temple, ios West Broad s.~e 1t
ALI Fl. M'Dowe.I. secretary.
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5cr"-scr cornell, No. 81, rre~ts
every Thursday night at The Arcade
building. 2o7ia Foushee street Geo.
. Morgan Is The secretary. IFS South
Laurel.
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LADIES, hrxTYIAEY.

RogNF Ntfghbsf-s .. AWeHENs NJ
Central t@r7o. Nc. 1879 roee: every
first ard thirn "Wednesday night M
Arcade hall, 29T - FousneA etroeEs
Miss ORA / shnpssud, oracle: MrAl
Carrie Fl. Perry. recorder. isis MoAby
ssreet -
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/ Pnwaec tribe. No. So. '. . r. ".
meets every Thursday night ct Cor
| eoran hall. J. ". Brown. chief Of
records. goo North rwenty-folrth
STREET
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Manchesacr lodge. No. ~. ruects IN
Aaso..ic hail. South Richnond, CT the
. third Monday in each month John
II. Robertson, Hecr tary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

In tina Hon published In tn.
Sovereign Visitor ne month Of
March aprear the Ii. ~ six Vir-
girians. with a number re { m
the different states tn also
shows ths5 Lac Eootmen % the
World have made ths supreme sacr!-
ace for the good OF their count and
to make the world better and safer for
Generations. yet unborn
Wyrtia Camp. OF Macon, Ga. now
boasts OF 4so mem hers with prospects
OF many mere. This camp won one OF
the service flags In the recent Victory
drive. This flag will be presented
during the month Of May at me hea 4
camp meeting. Til csiap donated
$50 IL the Red Gro and purchased
500 in Liberty be- is; they also con
tribuSee s95 - a. War Work .Fcna.
sf6r4ssag 1ana n ssty Il =iscgr~4a are sa,4
empli4iea once month for those ~ho
Wish to take .rs~S siorfous degrees
Sovereign Adviser Jewell was with Us
recently and gave os q NICE talk
Gov. Visitor.
stack Gum camp, wo. 81, meets
frst and third friday nights each
month In Marshall hall sk65 Eas.
Broad street w. e. Conner, clerk,
tlo5 North Thirty-sixth street
Cedar camp. No. ~, meets FRS.
snd third Tuesday ni~hts each month
NJ Ir .. r. A. NJ. hall. corner RedJ
and Stewart stresta Fulton
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Ladies Auxiliary,

Carp No. 4. meets the f1rst and third
Monday nights every month at 3r. o..
y. A NJ. hall. GA Loue!ana erect
Mrs Alice Washur. aces williamsburg
avenue, record secretGr~
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James Madison courcH. No. foi.
rTects every mou5ay night IN "Ju.
niors" hall Twenty-e:th aud Marshall
streets. X. c. Bass is s.retary. eos
West Cary street.
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)r. O. u. A. NJ.

gave r. most GetS1tS1i 8rNerfstnrn1Nt
on Thursday night, the soth instant.
at the Highland Springs High School
Auditorium. A very Interesting pro-
gram of instrumental music. with
songs by various parties, and read
ing. was given to the pleasure of .
large and appreciatve audience. A.
the ncasioD of the exercises de-
lightfui refreshments were served.
Brighton Council. No. 224. Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, on TEesdey ev"n.rg.
January 81, heid a large class militia
ton at which t2- candidates became
members Of the order.
The vest auditorium of Odd FeA-
lows Temple was crowded TO the
doors. Mem ers and visiting rrcth-
rem came from everywhere to witness
the beautiful work.
with this addition Brighton Cour~
Gil, Nc, S25, has nearly reached one
thousand members. Review.
..e~cue council. No. I, meets every
Friday night In Pyth'sn Castle. as
East Marshall street w l. Tyler Is
the secretary, % North Eighth street.
A. w. Giinn council. No. =. mse.s
every Wedn esday night in hall corner
1854 Harrison stree nea~ Brood
George C. Morgan is tho secretary. 3lS
Views scnth corrcsI -. A, meets
ivory Thursday niEhs IN I Q. o. F.,
AL. ~ ,1ne -cor esr. Of eighth and Hun
streets. = l.. Jo-don, jr.. Is tbs sec
retaTv. 81 De .atur st-~e..
Enterprise courcl, No. o. meets
~ ruessesy ':ifht n gelv; 3efe hail,
zr+~ en-
~ n. T. 4. ~ NJ ~. meet.
every Wed IS, yr g T. A.
NJ hall. Twenty-g- Marshall
streets T. w. Laukfo11 ~~cre-
;ery. s2s North T~eney-f ou. "t
SatTtrk Henry COUNCIL. No. !
=, IL every Wednesday night la "yu-
riora" aa!t, ei4 Louisiana stress. L.
y. Waymaok IL The secretary. 22C2
Taylor street
Liberty cot .~,,. yc. ~, meets every
Tuesday night II Robins hall. ASH
Hui street ". J. Morrisse,te is the
secre sary, l222 Bainor,dge street
capitr, CFtv ceun~t,. We. n. meets
~ -~f friday night. corner Seventh and
s3a'a f'"eets 4. +, Kronsei is sec-e-
tary. 1.1 Floyd avenue.
Hone ccrnI. M. rs. meets in
Springfield hall, -ty-sisth and NJ
streets. or the sel4 ard fourth
Wednesday, nights IN each r'rsa;h. e
= Hicks is the secretary, 80 North
twenty -iourth street.
psvts eonnch. No. IT, meets every
Tuesday night a. Leader hail. corner
Hun and Tenth streets. G. d Rey~
~ 81 ~ s9i'a ----A- 'Fi-s.sj 2s9{ <
Aurc-s council. No. IS. meets every
Friday night n Monroe hall. Gil West
Main street. Fl n. Suckcls liz tns
secretary, zoos South Meadow.
Grove council. No. 30. meets every
Tuesday right In ''Juniors' hall. Row.
ara Grove. Nv. w MARTA liz the
secretary. 1898 Baldwin street
Rock Ridge ccuacl. No. 30, x,eess
every. Monday night II Toney'. hall. |
1osz Hull street corner Eleventh. A
u Sampson. secre tary. f4ts Perry
street
Highland Springs &C amen. No. "A,
meets every night In Masonic hall, |
fsshlaui springs stop so, N1ro~Miie |
road l. C. Beadies is secretary.
Jefferson cornell, No. 81, rect,
every Thursday night at The Arcade |
building. 2o7is Foushee street Geo.
9 Morgan Is The secretary. lis South /,
Laurel.
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/ india spia trfi,c. No. So. r. J. t. ~.
meets every Monday night n. Lcadsr
hail. corner Hui arc Tenth streets.
I SC uth Isichrord. c. g. Wels, ci ..
c; records. 154e Pore stsss.k.
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Dovr council. 40, -. ID. IT A.. MEETS
everv Friday night st Marshall nasii.
25t Last Broad street
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Magnolia Carp. No. 20, meets sec
ord asa4 fourth Monday NIGHTS 80 h
n cn,h in Monroe hail ell West Main
street.
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Wednesday night At Marshall hall, 1set
East Broad street Era EulA NJ Bur-
ton. sscretary. y,
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rYTHIAN SISTERS.

Richmond Temple. Nc &. meets
second and fourth T-uesdev rights
IN every month A. Pyihian Castle No
si3 East Narsha' street Mrs. Julis
NJ. Hill. NJ. Of T. c.. sos East Main
street
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Degree 81 Pccahontas
Idttlc Squaw Coarcii No. ;, N ectl
at TOO N. Twenty-sixth street every
Mon lay night.
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Capital City courcii, No. z. ID. at 49,,
Gay night al Colombo hail, xVs7 Mes,
Broad street Mrs. Laura Powell L
secretary. 3o7 North Dav'a avenue
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Goodwill, couasti, NO. 3, o. r A..
h,i6s session every Monday night ut
Cor29ev kali, sas East Broad street
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Fraternal Americans

tAn.ateo with, y. -. 9. 4 a. la ali
states except Viz TiniA.y
To February s, 1913 the funeral
benefit department of the National
council has pa,5 three hundred ana
forty six claims TO beneficiaries OF
msmters OF the order who have died
In the service cf the United States. A
list OF The namea 10 Published from
month % month In The American.
with tho names cf the coun>'l 10
which the soldier beloved, also hts
rank. compans aud regiment with
CO uss OF death sid when.
The Sta'e counci. for Virginia win
meet In the city 81 Aiaxan%- - on
Tuesday. the 3:ad day OF Arril next.
THIS - 'hs huras tow OF pota ma
State counctler and tie s.ats ~-c,
tsry. II 70 needless TO Gay that tAAse
two oSflcers viii cordially welcome the
vlsi,o. 20 their Tome, and see nat all
theirs needs are supplied an the
council vii. DOUBTLESS soia naoss
I ,eassnt and profitar.s ses.sioE.
The State council OF the ~ ,ghters
OF America. The Ladies' apwisr ~ Will
meet IN thia city or the 5cth lay o.
MSy. naxt
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/. E-rKS

'.rhess arc pronA days for tbs best
peopla on earth.
First nenevcInnk ordar q yotG =
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Camp. No. Z, meets every Mcnday
night at Belvtdere hail. sol West Anln:
street. Miss Emily c. Enbbitt. 10s
South Harrison street, record secrU~
t. nv.
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Metscusitnn lod.es. 40 ~, meets in
Nasenic temple er gf4 scoHd Thurs
~ Isl each H'uut,l- 2, ". Miner.
assrAtafy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30
Masons

Richmond Lodge No 40 held sre-
ctal communication or Thursday even
ing. the zoth instant. at Masonic Tenn
pie, l09 West Broad street. in which
there was much business transacted.
ana 1t was also called In special com
rnunicaticn Friday afternoon to pay
the last tribute of respect to de-
ceased brother.
Comma rdery OF St Andrew No. -,
Knights Templar held IA special as
eembly ut its asylum in Masonic Tenn
plA ies West Broad street. Thursday
night. March 20tL, and the Sir
knights wera required to appear in
3asl drcsu OF n ,.erpIar on foot Rich
mOnd Com rnardery No. and transient
Sir Knights were invited TO be pres
ent and quite largo attendance was
had.
Esnriee-yYnicr Lodge No. 100 held q
called communication at Maronic
han. TIT i-3 North Twenty fifth street
On Friday night, the 21st instant, whom
fksre was work in the fellow crafts
degree. A xoodly number of members
and vfsitors were present and a pleas
ant evening spent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Manatnkn tribe. No. s.. I. q. X NJ
meets at Lac Carap hail every Satur.
day night. ]. L. PaftIson, chief u
r. ,ords. ga ScIth Adams street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Camp No. II meets every Thur10aH
night at F>raternai hall. HIS Hail
street Miss Alice Sharp. TIT Decatur
street record secretary 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Mcnacnn frir,c. Z. &. r. NJ. meets
| every Tharsdav night ut Monroe hall.
61l West Main street Nelson Powell.
chief OF records. 1897 Floyd avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Jamestown trsbe. No. ~. I. O. r.. VI.
I'm sets ~ Springfield han. Twenty u yth
and NJ streets. every Wednesday oven.
in-. c. r. Patterson. chief OF records
Highland Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Myrtle sodgc. No. IS. ". nj NJ, reefs
every Thutsdsy night OF T'ythi&n cas-
ti1. at5 East Marsha street. j. L,
Fatt'son. secretary, IA south Adaana
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30
EtEEE.H pECREE.

g. Dove. meeas first ar, ! third We'd
nesday night at Toney's hall. Hull and
Eleventh streets. South Richmond.
Miss Ne ,mi Willia Moon, II. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

FTtzhugf, lodgc. No. -. I. o. o. r.,
meets every Monday night at its hall
1854 Harrison street, near Broad
streets and with a go1d attendance
of the brothers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Richmond Raadolph fodgc. No. -
Franklin stree. on the tn 4 Tuesday
IN each month ", a. Jaa.cs Score
tary.