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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-09

PUBLIC, sALE-on Wednesday. February
II, 1920. at II O'Clock. sharp. William II.
farm. one-half mile east OF Hockessin, on the
Lancaster pike. Mr.. Chandler having sold
his farm will positively sell all his stock and
farm implements. consisting of three good
farm and general purpose horses from hoo
to 1900 pounds, extra good farm horses I3
extra good dairy cows. some fresh and
cows. One fine Durham stock bull Farm
implements. one two-horse farm wagon. one
hay rigger one horse cart on e heavy market
family carriage. one phaeton one buggy.
milk wagon. set log wheels, one roller one
sleigh. one sled. two corn shelters. one grain
spreader New Ideal, one riding pillow.
Gibbs pdow, two riding cultiyators, two
moving machines. one two-horse hay ted
der, horse rake two spike barrows. two
disk harrows. root cutter, fodder cutter,
grain drill, three grain cradles. hay fork and
rope, lot of ropes. lot of chains. rakes, forks.
land Mill circular. saw and belt, black
smith S forge, extension ladders, two-borse
thresher and cleaner. clover seed huller.
of all Kinds four sets breech harness. two
sets hip harness. milk and light driving
harness. collars. brides. halters. riding
nilK two churns. lot of milk cans. House
hold goods. large parlor stove and heater,
two other STOVES morris chair and other
chairs. very old spinning wheel and reel
side saddle, d SIX table. washstands, iron
handirous, lot of antiques. most of which
are very old. Lot OF other articles too nu-
from one generation 10 another. You viii
find almost anything here you are looking
for as there has not been sale on this
farm for over 90 years. a lot OF poultry.
Sale ~ O'Clock, sharp.
Terms: Cash 10 be settled for on day of
sale.
Owner, PHILLIP CHANDLER
Manager, WILLIAM II. kLAIR
suctioneer q ortiip.
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PIPELESS HEATERS.

JOS |. o'NElLL co. 7ls WEST THIRD
STREET. ROOFING, HEATING
AND SCOUTING PIPEITSS HEAT
FRS INSTALLED PHONE 800 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-09
PRINTING ENGRAVING EMBOssINf

! am now prepared TO give good service In
PRINTING. Both quality and delivery
G. H. Gray. rrInter, III E. Eighth street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-09
STORAGE.

|oKAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phones.
s"rs. D. Long Co, 1908 Orsnge street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-09
N1CCartney's
Tigani Bros.

DepenoaoI. Moving and Trucking
Whining ton n niisdelplia service every
Gtner Gay
D Il Fourth stnet Phone 29I2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-09
HELP " WANTED.
SITUATIONS , ANTED.

CAPABLE LADY OF refinement and esi,cs-
tioD desires position in home or offlcp
Aodress II j.. livery Evening ofhce.
MAN-Experienced in gardening and farm
ing. wishes position. reference. AddrsS
X -. Every Evening Office
SETTLED WOMAN wishes position in
office or store. Address IL -. Every Even
ing Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-09
PUBLIC SALES

PUBLIC SALE-The undersigned. having
rented his farm, will sell at public sale. 10
Pencsder hundred, At heeney Station. on
the Newark and Delaware City Railroad. or
better known as the road leading from Por-
tors TO Newark. about two miles from the
former plscc "Wednesday. February IL 1920.
at II O'Clock. noon. the following personal
property. To wit.
SEVEN HEAD OF VERY SUPERIOR
HORSES
All heavy and the best of puliers. One stud
colt. coming two years old. DIR. McCoys
stoes Sy e hiTks1od III PEI ooy ssTy ns aGli9n
sEvESTY-FivE HEAD OF HoGs.
As fine there are in the State. among
all with pigs. will farrow by March 70
three fine boar pigs, no finer: so head Of
shoats. Some fat hogs ] want 70 cali
all healthy, have never had a sick pig in
three years OF my raising on this farm.
Sixty head of stock ewes. as fine as can be
found in this State, some will have lambs
by their side day of sale: two Hampshire
stock bucks. Remember wool IS 81 per
lambs will start at SIS Per head. so why not
buy something that viii DO you some good7
200o chestnur1posts. no finer ready TO set:
100 cords of wood mostly oak, all dry and
very sound. by cord or car lots. IS tons
timothy hay An above articles are in good
shape and win positively be sold. as ! have
rented my farm, so come and we viii show
you a real old fashioned public sale.
Trains leave Porters at 1880 leave New
ark at IL 81, wiu lan0 you rtgnt al the fdFIn.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.
One Moline tractor. as good as there is in
the United States; only plowed and put in
rs acres of wheat last fall one disc harrow
for this tractor. John Deere grain drill for
same: three walking piows, corn workers,
both walking and riding. one corn planter,
potato PLANTER, potato plow, three farm
wagons. harness and many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of s25 and under, cash: over that
amount a<redit of six months will be given
by purchaser giving bankabie note With
approved endorser, interest added from day
OF sale No goods TO be removed until con-
ditions are complied with.
A. X. TAYLOR.
j. Leslie Ford. Auctioneer.
w. e. Brooks, Cleric
Any one mak1ng purchases st this sale
TO the amount Of S25 their car fare will be
ref from Wilmington Mid
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CHIROPODISTS.

DO YOUR FEET HURT I guarantee TO
give relief. Electric foot massage treat
ment. b1-s. Gertrude Moritz. 419 Market
strtet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
Moose

rlallX Loo members were nreseYst
AZ q recent meeting of New Haven.
iConn.) Lodge when two hundred
prominent citizens were initiated The
degree team from New london
tConn.) Lodge conferred the ritual
ceremonies.
a beautiful loving cup was presented
To Deputy District Supervisor p. ].
Fitzgerald. whose splendid work was
thus shown The appreciation of the
lodge.
ST. Charles fMo.) Lodge No 1913
enjoyed itself at very, pieasa MT
Smoker September Gath. for its mem-
hers and invited guests. Brother Edw.
Game ness a Ia their. weu known mem
befship getter, had the pleasure or
writing the hrst beneficiary life nena-
beEship III the lodge and twAnty ave
others Abo0t soo Jysrs pressis anaa
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Eagles

The Grand Aerie al New Haven
gave earnest consideration to prop
osition for the greater participation
of our womenfoik in the fraternity,
A number of the state aeries had
adopted resolutions requesting the
grand aerio to give recognition to
women's auxiTaries However, the
consensus of opinion among ne del
eeatcs was that this highly important
matter SHOULD lie over until tho 1920
convention In Syracuse. A resolution
unanimously adopted requested all
state acriss during their 1890 sessions
III con1tder, al special order Of bus
trc1&. the institution Of NnmapsA aux
iliArtes And Tint the srxnd AeriS at
4. q. r. 3: R 4 {!
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Pythians

The way some members knock
against society you would naturally
think il was somebody else's society.
But it isn't 1t is their society all
the time. :
You would be led to think that the
society is to blame. If anything is lack
ing.
But the society isn't to blame al all.
ut is the members who pull back. lie
down or Kick up their heels in the
harness. II members find cause for
complaint they should set about re-
moving that cause.
What the society needs most OF all
is meNbers who will get what it needs
Whatever the society needs can be
secured II its members present solid
front
You can't very we'll ask others what
in the name OF common sense the So
ciety is doing for you. until you asl.
and answer what, in the name Of good
horse sense. you are doing for the so-
ciety.-Loyal American.
"A. man Is no bigger than he possesses
the ability to serve others
A broken promise NAV be repaired
but at that it is never as good as when
new.
Pep is the power that keeps YOU
y
quit,
Most of us. md that happiness is the
cheapest thing in the world TO buy
when the purchase Is made for some
ono else
T.. You .can't he happy untess- YOU try
to make others happy
Heaven won'r be. exclusive enough
for some people.
Talent is OF no use Ia the man who
hasn't the courage to- use 1t.--E.x-
change.
Syracuse lodge. No. 5. Ia of T.,
meets every Friday night at 8 o'clock
at Pythian castle. SIS East Marshall
street
Damon lodge, No. :. X. Of y.
meets every Friday night at the
Pythiau castie, No. 23o7 East Broad
street. +, a. Hughes, X r. and S
Marshall lodge. No. ~. x. of r..
meets second and fourth Tuesday In
Lee Camp hall, 5t4 IL East Broad
street.
Myrtle lodge, No 25. X. Of y,
meets every Thursday night a p4stFt-
ian castle, STA East Marshall street.
J. L. Pattison secretary, "a South
ADAMS street
IvaDhoe lodge. No. IA. *. of p
meets second and fourth Monday In
Lee Camp hall 5l4 liz East Broad
street
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all @EloFE1 ~ SeEyg pleasAhN evening.
sspak3ne tWash.} Lodge No ISL
~
anniversary ceremonies according 10
tise spokane Moose Germ" the Off
eiat publication OF the lodge. - MOOSE
heart Magazine
Things have been going st a prom
ia.ng -eait since the executive commit
tee Of the Supreme lodge resolved to
IT the Ares going in the cam
paigf for the revival of interest in
the Junior order OF Moose.
II Is scarcely six weeks since the
committee began work in this direc-
ton, and we have already to report
very encouraging and promising evil
dences Of interest and cooperation.
We were rather prepared for the
t4niiaef forms Of opposition in the way
. az reIusais to take up the subject and
direct rejection If the proposition by
lodges But in ail the large volume
Of correspondence that has accumu-
lated since the November issue of the
I Magazine. not single note of opposi-
! tion or objection. or criticism, has
1 been uttered. Every correspondent
/ seemed TO take it for granted that the
time is ripe for the advance move
jrncnt. we have letters from many
states. from lar up Vancouver IN
British Columbia. and down through
| Washington. skipping over to Mich
! igan. and then down through Illinois,
Indiana and across Ohio to West vir-
g1nia. through Pennsylvania and New
! York. and then skirting down to
North Carolina. Everyone Of these
Letters speaks in the usual Moose
terms OF enthusiasm. A number of
them asked for information as to
ways and means of starting Junior
lodge. while others contained noniina-
tons by lodges Of governors. and re-
quests for applications and blank
health certificates in order to get to
work at once. In several instances
there has been no waiting fer prelimi-
nary legal steps, but some member
has gone out and collected a number
Of young men between the ages of 16
| and q, and sent in word that he
wanted a governors commission ana
/ a bunch of blank applications for his
] bu.s.--Dean Rondthaler.
-nicamar1- Iadse- No 2.2a r.. O. o.
/ NJ, meets every Friday night at 8
o'clock at its home. 1ol East Frank
j lin street. J. Fl. McCauley. is distator
and E. II. Earmau. secretary, ais
! Chamberlarne avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

From all sides the supreme sscte-
I tary Is receiving words of appreciation
OF the service certificates given by the
supreme council to our brothers who
served in the great war. I certainly
want to let you know that IL is a
beauty" writes Brother r. NJ Addison,
of Baltimore, secretary Of Eyalon coun-
ell. No s24 amy brother receiving II
will surely he more than pleased with
it. whenever the Royal Arcanum does
anything. it does 1t right
If your council has not received the
certificates to which ii is entitled,
please LET the supreme secretary hear
from you, and the omission VIII hs
corrected
OF course, If anything i$ going on
in the order. Peekskiii council. No
1870 will have its share in it Thus
on October II. the council and tho
, Ladies' Auxiliary shared the presen's-
tion of the service certificates to nine
of their soldiers and sailors wno had
done their bit in the world war--R 4.
Bulletin.
BeIyidcrc Council. Ne. tt3a. sec
ond and fourth Thursday nights each
month at Colombo hall, en4s West
Broad street j. s. Hopkins, secr@-
taV. so25 West Grace street,
Eiba Council. No. sf6. meets first
and lhind Tuesday nights. each
month at Lee Camp hall. al4 IL East
Broad street. G. w. Tyler, secretary.
3l1 North Third street.
Uenrico Councr, No. 135. meets
FIRST and third Thursday nights each
month at Jr. O. ". a. NJ. hail. 6t4
Louisiana avenue. H.. II. Coghiu.
secretary, 9o7 North Thirty fifth
street.
Mccarthy Council Ne. sss. meets
first and third Thursday nights each
East Broad street. J II. II, .Peas,
secretary. i301-D Barton ayenise ,
Manchester Council. No. iel
meets first and third Friday nights
each month at Leader hall. 1909
fftsft street. j. II. Purdy. ST. seerts-
tary, 4o5 West Thirty-thisd street
Shoeloe Council. No. 500. meets
second and fourths "Wednesday nights
each month at Eagles hail. coraar
v Jones, secretary. 1911 Second
Marshall and Third streets .Ssta.
avenue
Union Council, No. 81, meets sec
ond and fourth Monday night each
month at Pythian Castel. 23eT Broad
street r. II. Butlcr. secretary ee
Nobel avenue.
Virginia council. No. rs, meets
second and fourth Thursday nights
each month at Lee Camp hall, 5ll
1-a' East Eroad street. Charles q.
Bosher. secretary. 16 i-2 North
Ninth street.
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Daughters of Liberty

Virginia council, no. .. meets
every Friday night in Joupiar order
United American Mechanics. 81
Louisiana avenue. Walter Rock Sec
rotary. 62e+A Denny street.
Lily council No, q. meets avefr
Tuesday night e4 Tony's hall, corner
of HUI and Eleventh streets, j. y.
Rean1s. g secretary. Sna Stockton
street
Liberty Bell council. No. 4. meets
every THURSDAY nrg-T at Belvidere
hall, ,A37 " est Main street. T., W.
Miller. secretary, 123 South Laurel
street
Start and Crescent council. No. Q,
meets every Friday night at Be.videre
hall. 45g West Main street. W 4.
Keller. secretary. asos West Main
street.
aak4s aIx
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i'..S-s--i -rs.s---'ssss ~
Maccabees

Two Of the largsss fraternai ben
tsflt orders in the world are to be put
10 the test to see whtrtr Is the most
posgrcssiee.
The Maccabees. notwithstanding
their larger membership. has an OPP
poneut in This contest wfrfch has DEM
onst.atee that 1T is both active and
progressive The w. EA-'s record
during 1918. and especially during
1919, has evidently gtyvr them every
reason 10 beaseve that they can OUT
digtance the Maccahseg II this con-
test. and we Will need to put forth
our very best efforts Continuously
during the time of~tre contest II we
are TO win. We must not depend
upon our size, but rather realize that
thorough and effeetTve organixAtion.
from the subordinate. tents up win u
necessary 10 accom- pfisf1 cur prr-
I3slse
There is no time Ia be lost Get
ready at once, The ~.Snutest starts
January /, i92a.
Which will be the winner?--Tho
Bee Hive s5a~.-
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Il The secretaries. ecTihes aaa
Srexs committees OF Tire various
orders arc requested 10 place
...heir notes fer publication IN
he hands of the srrs1er5al eai~
or by 3 o'clock r, NJ. eHarN
5 THURSDAY for the following sun
lay edition CO The Airg.nian,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

ann closing OF the IouEV u VaFTISu Uut
~ some form or ceremony Of a sol
ornn. dfEniheds nature, This Ecnerai
-41.A<r--rft f<-vnrrrtfcrt---
c,der. prevails in all lands, and cline.
ant is deemed essential
I While these ceremonies. seriously
| sfdcred are visionary dstnsfoss' sci
/ the effects are important and vital Tor
when conducted properly ht, efficient
chiefs in an impressive manner they
add dignity, possess decorum. impress
Z al with awe and reverence and add IN
terest to the meeting.
An AMBITIOUS Junior sasan9ore, who
wishes 10: be good .'achen1. imnas-
diately on assuming office should com
n.ence qualifying fer Senior Sagamore
i amt Sachem. DO not wait unh the
right you are Installed sacben1. and
depend on some wall-iutormed Past
Saeheni whom you have selected a.
Sannap tp keep you posted sstttis' the
ritual and laws during the year SpI
arr Junior and Senior and assume
sour duties as Saehen1, feeling you 40
nut need some old war horse 10 carry
your load, stand on your own bottom.
e, c. Wilcox, F. s.
/ Ir,dianola Tribe. Ma So. held it's reg
ular meeting in it's ledge room at
Leaders han. Tenth and Hull streets,
Hast Monday night. December % when
/ there was very large attendance and
/ n most interesting meeting had. 4
| class Of eiehtyfve or more palefaces
" ere adopted. the ceremony being con
forred in the most approved style. After
| tho ceremonies and the close of the
| lodge. sumptuous banquet was served
+, which was greatly enjoyed by the
I great crowd present, a most delight
I full evening was had
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pYTTIIAN SISTERS

Richmond Temple, No. 3. meets
second and fourth Tuesday nights in
every month ar pyttiian castle. No.
Sl3 East Marshall street. Mrs. Julia
r. Hill NJ Of II. e. 5oe East Main
street
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PATgIARCHS MILITANT

efi*oh sAAAiihu w. " meets every
aeeond and fourth Wednesday at s
r NJ, l. O. Q. +. Home, corner Grace
and Foushee streets. j. 2. Jones,
$40 North Fifth street. clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Dfonacan tribe. /. o. II. NJ. meets
every Thursday night at Monroe han,
Gil West Main street. Nelson Pow
ell, chief of records. 1927 Floyd aycnua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Dove lodge. No. 81, meets on the
eecond Friday OF each month at Ma
sonic Temple, 1S9 West Broad street,
Adf II. Mpowell, secretary.
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Richmond IFlf.aternities

meets In Masonic hail. TIT i-a North
Twenty fifth street, on the first Mon
day night in each MONTH Joseph S
Nilsson, secretary.
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Owls

Springfield Nest. No, initiated it's
| FIRST class in it's campaign for 500
members.
Norfolk Nest, va. No 100. is con-
Quoting successful Campaign for new
ielembers.
/ Supreme officers expect to visit Owl
Park in Vermont, within the. next few
weeks.
TSeading Nest, pa, held a smoker at
Odd Fellows temple. The Nest pa
raded on Halloween with the X. OF r.
Better late than never is about
the poorest excuse of a maximum that
vas ever coined. 1t is an apology ant.
The careless always use 1t to justify
their convenienccs or to sooth the
People they have injured through care
lessness In failing to keep an appoint
rte0t at a given time.
The saying has no value, no depth,
= moral. and until it was rebuked by
the addition, hut better never late It
was to ali appearances a slogan for
the siothy. In schools. in business
houses and in military organizations
pHrctuality is enforced by discipline
and penalties the purpose or object be-
3nG 70 save time, The tardy always
interrupt proceedings, take the atten-
+ -foH Of those present from tho business
"a hand and cause more or less confu-
sim by their balated entrance. This
l. true of dodgers and who among us
nas not seen our members straggle in,
from the reading of the minutes to the
good Of the order.
An Of lis know that our meetings
start at r. n. and especially the Of
fcars on whose conduct the success of
the lodge depends should be present on
time or at least have enough regard
for other peoples time to notify, the
Lodge of their inability to be present.
Some people regard punctuaiity as a
matter of honor. Time Is the only
thing wa possess. Let us endeavor to
waste not the property OF others. Our
meetings start promptly at s o'clock.
Ger the habit and be there on time
Exchange. 49,
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Pawnee tribe. No. So, /. O. r. NJ.
meets every Thursday night at Cor
eoran hall. J. N Brown chief of rec
ords. 700 North Twenty fourth. street.
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Fitzgerald lodge. No. geo. meets Ia
ct R!dgs church on the fourth Mon
day in each month.
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Manataka tribe. No. IS, I. o. R. NJ,
meets at Lee Camp hall every Satur-
day night, J l.. patsison. chief OF
records, "a South Adams street.
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Ncsshasupton lodge. No. 202. meats
at Ridge church on the fourth Nom
day IN each month.
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Golden Eagle council. No, 0, meets
every wednesday night in each month
at Pythian castle. SIS East Marshall
street Mrs. jamie Levensohn. keeper
OF records.
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Lewis Gtnter lodge No. SIT. meets
In Gtnter Park at Assembly Hail on
the third Thursday In each month.
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THE RICHMOND vIRGINIA N-MoNpAY. JAxUAK SIS. ia2o

every Tlte~1ay aighs nt Junior Order
lsnitad Afnericssn Mechanics hall.
corner Twenty afri, and Marshall
.tInets. --s.r II iI----ZLN .AksnG-l ---4lr1=
tary. .22o Jefferson avenue.
Pccricss connril. No. .. meets
every Monday night at II. ., z. a,
county. ~. A. Germelmap. secretary.
3a9 Stewart street =
Oil Do,ni..an ccnnc;I. No. 10,
meets every Friday night Junior Or
der tTnifet. AMERICAN Mechanics
hail. corner Twenty -dfth and Mar
shau streets. Mrs Julia r Gay,
secretary, 272n East Broad street
t1nion council. 40. Il. meets every
/ Wednesday night at Marshall hall,
"a. Burton. secretary, COS W. Main
street
Progressive council. No. ~. meets
every Monday night at shild's hall,
20i4 Hull street James f. Perkins.
secretary, 500 HUH street.
Stars mud Stripes council. No. IS.
! meets every Tuesday night ut Mon
| roe nall, GIL West Main street, w.
G, Chiidress, secretary, South
Plum street.
Select council, No. 70. meets every
! Friday night at Toney's hall. Eleventh
and Hull streets Fl. A. Gill, secre-
tary. 1si5~Aibany avenue.
Central council, No. 80. meets
every Monday night in. Fraternity
hail, Third and Broad streets Mrs
r. r. Toombs. secretary. $40 North
CRANKY street
May council, No. 81, meets every
Tuesday night at Corprew hall. 2406
East Broad street. Mrs. Lucy NJ.
Griffin, secretary. 1907 Mostly street.
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E.fkS

Every Elks' lodge should become
the center OF great American in
nuence, making for Amerlcanism in
every community, such an influence
Feea cry f-f7trr, -rrrTr7a7, 1rTc
child who sees the letters IL. F. o
4, will Immediately recognize IL as
the headquarters OF an organization
CT real American citizens who can al
ways be depended upon for every
thing fishty-atta atrfsst everything
wrong, in that community. regard
less Of creed. party politics. or any
thing else.
This does not mean that we mu st
pattern after any other fraternal in
stitution, or any other organization.
The Red Cross Observation-Disclosures is
no one in all the world but kno~s It
and loves it for its heroic, elf-sacrific-
ing work. The Salvation Army has
its work TO do. and IL is certainly
wonderful The Knights Of Column
bus have their work. and too much
praise cannot be given them fer the
splendid character OF it The Y NJ.
c. a. has It's work, and every effort
in the right direction deserves credit
The Boy Scout movement is a great
work and deserves every credit and
support So with the churches and
other organizations. The Order OF
Eiks, however, is different from any
of these. and the membership OF the
Elks is composed of some OF all of
them.
Manchester lodge, No. 534. meets
at Elks' home, corner Eleventh and
Bainbridgs streets, South Richmond.
second and fourth Thursday nights
each north. Lynton 3 Lloyd ex-
allied ruler ami Holt S. Lloyd. secre-
tary. los Ep,EeBts1 street - stsas'
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LADIES AUXILIARY
Royal Neighbors Of America

Central camp. No. 1912. meets
every first and third Wednesday
nigar in Arcade hall, .207 IL Fou-
shee street. Miss Olga l. Shapland,
oracle; Mrs. Carrie f. Perry, record
er. 1915 Mostly street