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first call for volunteers: re-enhsted IN lsS2
as a private and was discharged as sec
end lieutenant. He Joined the knights OF
Pythias in 1867: was elected grand master
alarms in 1876, and served through the
chairs of the Grand Lodge; was elected su-
preme representative in 1SS2, and has been
q member of that body continuously since
that tine. He assumed the duties of su-
preme master of exchequer in June, 1s.G.
He is a member of Lorena Lodge, No. 19s
and Lorena Division, No. 35, Allegheny, Pa.
He was commander of the Department of
Pennsylvania, G. A. r., in 1893. and is also
a promir ent member of the A. o. u. W.,
Knights of the Maccabees ana Jr D. L.
A. NJ.
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he was supreme prelate of that body. He
has also been a member of the i. o. o. +.
and of the A. o. L. w. and assisted in es-
tablishing the first lodge of the latter or
ganization in Toronto and was the first
grand medical examiner of that body. The
first grand council of the Royal Arcanum
claimed him as a member and he was also
for a time connected with the Chosen
Friends. He has been prominent member
of the Sons of England many years and is
a past supreme grand president. He is
president of the Sons of England Hall Com
panY, also a life member of the st. George
Society. DIR. King has also been grand
medical examiner to the Select Knights Of
canada since its first organization and a
past grand commander of the order.
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Lodge, No. AZ was It's first Keeper Of rec
ords and seals, and under the law of that
Jurisdiction became past chancellor at
the end of the term in 1887 he Joined
OriOIe Lodge. No. 50, and was its first rep
reseutative to the Grand Lodge. In 1890
he was elected grand chancellor. Upon re-
firing from that office he continued his
work for the order. and out OF the twenty
two lodges Instituted during the following
year, seventeen were instituted under his
supervision. In October, 1893. he was elect
ed supreme representative. Me- Scism has,
since the first day of January last, Travelled
nearly 5000 miles in the state Of Nebraska,
and visited, officially, ffty-eight subordinate
lodges
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first love. At the Institution of CaroliSa
Lodge, No. 9. X. of p, was chosen vice
chancellor. which Office he held till the fol-
lowing January GSs7), wien he was made
representative TO the Grand Lodge, where
he was unanimously elected as grand vice
chancellor. and the succeeding year was
made grand chancellor During this year
he Instituted ten new lodges. After filling
the position of sitting post grand chancellor
Tor one year, he Was elected, in 1891. 20
represent the Grand Lodge In the SuprNns
Lodge at Kansas City in 1872.
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Che grand and subordinate lodge constitu-
lions, and of the finance committee. At the
session of 1876 was elected grand master
alarms. At the session of 1871 was elected
grand chancellor. At the session of 1878
was reelected grand chancellor. Was a
member of the committee on laws and SUI
pervision in 1879 and 1880. Was absent
from Maine in the employ Of the United
States government from ISL TO 1889 He
organized New Auburn Lodge. No. IS, of
Auburn. Me-, and became charter member
Of this lodge. by card. at its institution on
May IL. 1891. Was chairman of the COM
mittee on laws and supervision in 1890. 1891,
1892 and 1893. At the Grand Lodge session
Of 1891 he was elected supreme representa-
tive and attended the 1892 session at Kan
sas City. Since January l, 1894. he has been
a member Of the council of administration
Of the Supreme Lodge. He is editor of the
Pythian Herald, published at Lewiston, Me.
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w. Pryor, ny,

DIR. J. ". Pryor,
who Is one of the
representatives from
the blue grass state,
Is a prominent ply
stefan OF Lexington.
He has been a mem
Der OF the order for
the past fourteen
years. He entered the
Grand Lodge of Ken
lucky in 1857. and
was elected to the pO-
sition of grand mas
ter-at-arms. He was
elected grand cham
cellor in 1890, and to
<ha nnGiffnn Of Crr
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j. c. DE La Mare, N. Y.

James G. DE La
Mare was born in
London, En- gland, Jan
uary 10, lSio. lie re-
ceived his primary
education in England,
finishing at King
College. He left home,
however. in 1886, and
came to New York.
For a while he copied
law papers, and in
1860, entered the Of
flee of Harrison x
Waring, as general
clerk, where he work
81 in the day and
studied law at night.
In 1867 he was ad-
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{. +. Ensiey, n. Mex.

New Mexico is a
long distance from
Washington, but as a
result of the splendid
system of organiza-
tiop in the u. r., h.
p, her lodges are al
ways in close touch
with h e Supreme
Lodge, and her repre-
sentatives are men
who have made a
place for themselves
in the Pythian world.
Supreme Representa-
tive Charles F.Easley
is a prosperous law
yer of Santa Fe. He
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/, 1852, that he received tine rank of knight
in Gauntlet Lodge, No. S, of Baker City,
being Immediately elected to the Office Of
keeper of records and seal In July. 1855,
he war honored. by election to the Office Of
chancellor, and in 1884 attended the Grand
Lodge of Oregon as the representative of
No. s, which position he held until, in 1857,
he was elected grand chancellor. At the
last session of the Grand Lodge of Oregon
he was elected supreme representative by
handsome majority over the then incum-
bSnt.
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appointed register Of the United States
land office at Guthrie o. T., by President
Harrison. He filled that position for three
years. at the expiration Of which time he
resigned to accept the attorneyship Of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company for Oklahoma and Indian ter
ritories, which position he still fills. Since
his resignation he has lived at Ell Reno.
o. T. He was appointed deputy supreme
chancellor for Oklahoma, and reappointed
by Supreme Chancellor Shaw, In which
capacity he organized the first Gig lodges
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The u. r., K. p, is
particularly strong in
The state of New Jer-
sey, SO that to repre-
sent the order in the
Supreme Lodge is no
small honor, and i'm
plies that the incum-
bent has filled with
credit the various po-
sitions in his subor-
dinate lodge. Supreme
Representative Jas.
+. Moon Is the agent
of the Lehigh Valley
railway and resides
at PhillipSRurg, N. ].
He was boz N at New
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w. G. Sadler, Tenn.

The younger OF the
{ 20 representative
from Tennessee is
William George Sad
Ter, who has watched
the growth of the
order in his state
with pride, for no
small part OF the
credit for Il lies with
him. Mr.. Sadler is a
highly spe c { e d
manufacturer OF
Nashville. He was
born at Oakville,
Ala, November -,
1Sis: was initiated in
Reynolds Lodge. No.
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II. ID. Mearcs, n, q.

T. d. Meares, SUI
preme representative
from Wilmington, n.
c., is a prominent
railroad man, and
at the same time one
of the most active
and enthusiastic Py-
thians in the south.
He took the Knight
rank in 1880; became
a past chancellor in
1881; representative
to Grand Lodge in
1883, and again in
1887; unanimously
elected G.V.C.,in 1851;
G. c., in 1883, and re-
elected in lSSg: SUI
preme representative
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I. BennettO, Manitoba.

l. Bennetto. supreme
representative from
Winnipeg, was born
at Hamilton. Ont. in
1880. He joined Win
nipeg Lodge in 1884
and was elected G.. G.
in 1883, filling the
chair until 1890. At
the institution OF the
Grand Lodge he was
elected supreme rep
resentative for four
years. At the bien-
NAL session held in
Kansas he was ap-
pointed colonel and
aid-de-camp on the
major generals staff.
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Ii. Il. Chase. Me.

Benjamin Il. Chase
of Lewiston, Me-,
became a Pythian
knight on February
IL, 1874, as a charter
member of Highland
Lodge, No. 10, of
Bridgton, Me, which
lodge he organized;
he was it's first cham
eIlor commander,
serving two terms.
He was admitted to
the Grand Lodge of
Maine on February
4,1S75.and at that ses-
sion vas appointed q
member OF the COM
,,,fNran ON rnN-fGfnr, Of
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L.. B. Roberts, We.

Luther B. Roberts
of Portland. Me. is a
member of LonSfel-
low Lodge. No. IS. of
Portland. He is forty
eight years old. and
Is largely interested
IN Montana mines.
being vice president
of one company and
treasurer OF another.
He was initiated, as
q charter member. In
Morning Star Lodge,
No. IL, CT Milton
Mills. NH. on Janu-
airy 1S.1S7I, and serv-
ed one year as the
first K. of r. and g.,
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J. II. Brennan, s. Oak

John r. Brennan
Is a leading hotel
keeper of Rapid City.
S. ID. He is also a
member of the state
board of railroad
commissioners. He
was initiated in COL
orado Lodge. No. I,
of Colorado, June 20.
1872. but is now a
member OF Gate City
Lodge. No. s. of
South Dakota. He.
instituted the Grand
Lodge OF his state.
June is. 1870. at Nit
cheil, and was eject
ed supreme representa-
af Madison Jnna lA,ll
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grand chanceIIor IN IS!H. At the SESSION
held at Nashua in October, 1898, he was
elected supreme representative for the
term of four years from January l, 1884,
He is also member of Kennedy Lodge
No. 81, l. .. .. F.; Norway Plains Encamp-
ment, No l. L. o. o. F.; Humane Lodge
No. Fl, A. F. & A. NJ; Temple Chapter,
No. 90 r. A. NJ, and Crescent Division,
Uniform Rank, of Dover, n. Fl. He mas
been elected two terms as representative
to the New Hampshire legislature, in 1881
and 1857.
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Boston. He became a Knight of Pythas
August %, 1870, being one of the charter
members of Marlboro Lodge, No. 40, of
Marlboro, of which he has since remained
a member. He was chancellor commander
in 1871. and from that date has continu-
ously represented Marlboro Lodge in the
Grand Lodge. In 1915 he was grand chan
cellor. In 1877 he was elected representa-
tive to the Supreme Lodge, and has been
a member of that body ever since. His
service there has been constant in various
positions. He has been chairman of the
committee on Endowment Rank, one Of the
board of control, etc. At the Toronto,
Cincinnati and Milwaukee sessions he was
chairman of the committee on law and SUI
pervision. He was chairman of the i'm
portant special committee which revised
the ritual for installation of officers of
subordinate lodges, in 1888, and of the
special committee of three to revise and
rearrange the constitution of the Supreme
Lodge. He was from it's adoption at Mil
waukee chairman of the committee of
administration" He has served on many
important special committees. He has
been a member of the Endowment Rank
from its institution and is at present chair
man of the committee of Supreme Lodge
On that rank.
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j. T. RObertsOu.

Supreme Rep-esen-
tative John T. Rob-
ertson is one Of Mid
dletown's, n. Y, sue
cessful business men.
Commencing at the
bottom in 1871, he has
succeeded in estab-
fishing one of the
largest grocery end
provision stores in
his city. He began
his official course in
the order by accept
ing the position of in
ner guard of Launce-
lot Lodge. No. 1862. of
which he was a char
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G.. w. Jett, Ore.

Supreme Represen-
tatIve George Welt,
formerly Of Baker
City, now of Nc
Evan, Ore, was born
in Trenton. Mo-. May
81. 1SJi, and during
the years from 1859
lie finished his eluca-
ton at Chillicothe,
Mo. In June, 1871,
he moved to oregon,
where he followed
mining until 1881,
when he went into
the mercantile bust
ness.
1t was on January
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f. NJ. Harder, su-
prems representative
from Missouri. is a
native of Kentucky,
but has been for
twenty years an able
lawyer in the next
western state. Mr..
Harder has been a
member of Adelphia
Lodge. No.3S, knights
of Pythias. Trenton,
Mo-, since 1878. He
was four times its
representative to the
Grand Lodge and al
ways took great in
a 4 +
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Pawtucket in January, 1871. He was the
second chancellor commander of his lodge
(EureSa); was grand chancellor in the years
1875 and 1876; was elected supreme repre-
sentative in 1s11, and has been unanimous
ly reelected ever since. He has been the
official reporter" of the Supreme Lodge
since 1877. and is the oldest representative
in that body in point Of continuous service.
He was a member of the Rhode Island
houst of representatives in 1880 and 1881,
and is an ex-president OF the Suburban
Press Association of New England and of
the National Editorial Association.
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Thos. G. Sempie, Pa.

Supreme Represen-
tative Thos. q.
Semple, :. NJ. f., of
Allegheny, Pa, was
horn in Tuscaloosa,
Ala. He removed to
Philadelphia, Pa,
when very young,
from there to Har-
risburg. Pa, where
he attended public
school. learned the
printing trade and
was in his appren-
ticeship at the break
ing out of the war.
He enlisted in the
Union army at the
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intendency of one of the best schools of his
state. He entered his college class in 1873.
but did not complete the full course until
1880. He settled in Douglas county, s. D..
early in the SOS, and has held a number
of positions of trust there. His Pythian
career dates from the year 1896 when
he became a charter member of Armour
Lodge, No. 25. His work in the Grand
Lodge is W I'll known, he having filed the
offices respectively of grand outer guard.
grand keeper of records and seal, grand
chancellor, and is at present one OF the
representatives from his jurisdiction 20 the
Supreme Lodge.
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mitted to the bar and taken into partner
ship by his employers, the firm becoming
Harrison, Warning & De La Mare. He has
continued in the active practice of law
ever since, never taking a vacation until
the summer of 1892, doing a large real es
tate law business. He was master of his
Masonic lodge, high priest of his chapter
and has been grand chancellor of X. of
p. in New York, and is supreme represen-
tative of New York.
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Edward Atkinson, Ky.

Supreme Represen-
tative Edward At
kinson of Kentucky
is a native of Hen
derson, KY, where
he still resides and is
known as one of the
philosophical citi-
zens. He is a banker
by profession and
has advanced steadi-
ly, SO that he now
fills the position of
cashier in a big in
stitution. He was
born March 4, 1Si1.
In 1878 he was initi-
ated in Ivy Lodge,
e. HAfAA - ..-;IV -
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G.. L. Seay. Tenn.

The Grand Lodge
of Tennessee has two
representatives in the
Supreme Lodge OF
whom she may well
be proud, for both
have long been iden-
titled with Pythian
interests. OF the two
George Z. Seay is the
older. He is chan
cellor eighth division
of Tennessee; resides
In Sallatin, Tenn;
was born in Harris
willie, Tenn, July 26,
$50. He was in
itiated in Rowena
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WnIiam II. NJ.
Cobb is now the SEN
Tor supreme represen-
tative from the state
of Nevada, serving
in the Supreme Lodge
for the past three
years. He is one of
the enthusiastic Py-
thians that make up
the strength of the
Uniform RarA. He
resides in Carson.
New, and holds the
responsible position
of coiner in the
United States mint.
H. oe hnrp in
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the grand chancellor's chair for the fiscal
year 1885 and 1856 and was elected supreme
representative in 1856 and represented the
jurisdiction of New Mexico in the sessions
of the supreme lodge held in Cincinnati in
1883 and Milwaukee I'm 1880; was appointed
supreme representative again in 1893 to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
+. c. Martsolf, whose term expires Decem-
Der 81, 1895.
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TaZewell NJ. Up
shaw, supreme repre-
sentative from Okla
homa, was born hear
Horn Lake, in De So
to county, MISSISSIPPI
pi, on January %.
1859. moved ITO Hell
ena, Ark, when quite
, young and from there
to Texas, in 1882. He
Joined the order OF
knights of Pythias
In 1SS1,at Gainesville,
Texas; went to Okla
homa at the opening
in April, 1889. and
was quite active in
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initiated into the
Order of knights
of Pythias in Rising
Sun Lodge, No. I, of
Rochester, in 1875,
and successfully fill
ed the various chairs
until 1879, when he
was made a past
chancellor. He re-
ceived the Grand
Lodge rank in 1850.
he served as grand
outer. guard in 1856;
grand inner guard
in 1887; grand mas
ter of arms in 1883.
and was elected
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Frederic w. Hayt
was born I'm Corning.
n. Y, January Il,
1851. He went to
Park City, Utah. in
1874, and engaged in
the mercantile bust
ness until 1882. He
was postmaster and
mining recorder from
1876 to 1852; member
of county court two
term 3, 1sS1-lsJ2;
mayor of Park City
lSsi-'S5; engaged in
mining actively in
1883, and has con-
tinued in that busl-
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W. L. Upton, =. Oak.

The supreme repre-
sentative from south
Dakota, w. Il. lip
toa. lawyer, was born
in Missouri, June 10,
1854 His parents
were pioneers ana the
boys early years
were spent arid
scenes incident to the
opening of a new
country His ambi-
ton, however. early
led him into the eiu-
cational field and he
rose rapidly from tu-
tor in a country
school &c the super
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n. ii. Maybury, Mo.

The senior supreme
representative from
the state of Missouri
Is Richard II. May
bury of Kansas City.
He is a lawyer by
profession. and has a
large and lucra tive
practice. He was
born in Kenmare,
County Kerry, Ire
land, June -. 1916.
He was initiated in
Kansas City Lodge
of Missouri. Septem-
Der Z. 1871, for the
purpose of becoming
a charter member of
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ing two years and three months, because of
offensive partisanship. He established the
Daily Free Press in 1887, and founded stock
company. He has always remained editor
and business manager. He was selected
superintendent of the Minnesota state eX-
hibitS at the worlds fair, and had execu-
tive management of affairs previous to, and
during the exposition. He became identified
with the Pythian order in 1856, being a
charter member of Mankato Lodge, No. 80.
Served a term as grand prelate, and n 1870
was elected grand chancellor. Served one
term, declining reelection. He is assistant
judge advocate of Gen. McDonald's staff.
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John H. Carr was
born in Maryland
April II. 1885. He
entered the service of
t h e PENNSYLVANIA
railroad at Altoona
In the fall Of 1854.
Has been a locomo-
tive engineer for over
thirty-nine years. and
is still engaged in the
shops at Altoona. He
Joined Logan Lodge,
No. 20. X. of p, as
n charter member,
1865, was elected in
ner steward in De-
cember. lS6S: finan-
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organizing the first lodge in the territory,
and was elected past chancellor at the in
stitution of Oklahoma Lodge. No. l, of
Oklahoma City. He was elected supreme
representative when the Grand Lodge vas
Instituted, attended the. session of the Su-
preme Lodge at Kansas City in 1892. and
was reelected supreme representative at
the last session Of the Grand Lodge. He
Is engaged in the fire insurance business at
Oklahoma City, and Is secretary of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Oklahoma, which is located at Saltwater,
Oklahoma.
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been manager ard part owner of the Helena
Hotel He was a charter member of Myrtle
Lodge, No. 3, Knights of Pythias, Helena
Mont, when organized in 1881; was elected
to the office of grand chancellor from the
floor in 1887; elected as supreme representa-
tive in 1891: attended the biennial session
at Kansas City two years ago.
John Young, n. II.
Supreme Representative John Young was
born in Scotland in 1854, but at the age of
fourteen years he emigrated to America
and settled in Rochester, n. II. He was
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j. C.. Burns. Ohio.

Last spring the
Grand Lodge Of Ohio
celebrated ITS silver
anniversary, an q
Ohio, with Pennsyl-
vania, may well be
called the banner
state of the order, in
asmuch as she Is en-
titled to four repre-
sentatives in the Su-
preme Lodge. In
point of service John
Caldwell Burns Is the
senior of the four.
Mr.. Caldwell Burns
was born in Mans
field. Ohio January
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The supreme repre-
sentative from North
Carolina. w. S. Cook,
is a well-known resi-
dent of Fayetteville,
where he Is engaged
in business as the
general manager of
the Cape Fear River
Transportation Com
pany, which operates
between Wilmington
and Fayetteville. He
is a native of the lat
ter city and is now
serving his second
term as it's mayor, He
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l.. II. Farnsyvorth, Utah

L. II. Farnsw0rth,
supreme representa-
tive from Utah, Is a
banker by profession
and one of tile we'll
known business men
of salt Lake City. He
was born September
]. 1859. at Provo city,
Utah. H C o IN =
meaced with Walker
Brothers. bankers, at
Salt Lake City In
1870, and is still with
that firm. He asso-
ciated himself with
CalaEthe Lodge, No.
.. knights OF Pythlas.
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Il. Il. COlgrOve, Mich.

Philip T. Colgrove,
supreme representa-
tive from Michigan,
whose name is prom
inently mentioned In
connection with the
office of supreme vice
chancellor at this
meeting, was born in
Indiana, April Il,
1858. He Is a lawyer
by profession, and
was admitted to the
bar by the supreme
court of Indiana on
h i s I W en- t y first
birthday, and short
lV after comm on cpl
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III. c. Hughes, :. c.

III. {. Hughes, su.
preme representative
from South Carolina,
was born on Beach
Island. :. G.. May "a,
1850. Has spent al
most all his life in
Charleston. s. c.
where. i'm 1856. he be-
came a charter menu
b er of Carolina
Lodge, No. .. X. OF
r, this being the first
of the mystic orders
he ever Joined. and,
although uniting with
the Masons and 9TH
Gs-s since. has always
a-..... su-a s....- - IL
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Springfield. At this session he was elected
trustee, and reelected I'm 1856. His next
office was that Of grand master-at-arms.
In 1887 he became grand vice chancellor,
and in 1888 grand chancellor. At the May
session in 1893 he was appointed and con-
firmed supreme representative.
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ID. s. Wright, Miss.

Douglass S. Wright.
Is the senior supreme
representative from
Mississippi, and has
always taken an act
i've part in the work
Of he Supreme
Lodge and of his
subordinate lodge. In
q business way he is
a merchant. He re-
sides in Vicksburg,
Miss, in which place
he was born Decent
Der 1, 1864. He was
initiated in and is
still a member Of
George Washington
Lodge, No. 4, of Mis-