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PROSPEROUS ARCANUM.
Thirteenth Annual Session of
the Grand Council to Meet
in Paterson.

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The thirteenth annual session Of the
Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum OF
this State will be held tomorrow In the
rooms of Lafayette Council No. $40. iu
Odd Fellows Hall, Paterson. It is ex-
pected tina every one of the one hun
dred ounci in the State Will be repre-
sented, as the session will be an impor-
tant one. The term just ended has been
the most successful one in the history
of the Grand Council, and the phenome-
nal work accomplished is ascribed prin-
cipally to the untiring efforts put forth
by Grand Regent s. J. Kallman to excel
all previous records.
Grand Regent Kallman has served two
terms in that high office. AT the close of
his first term he had the satisfaction and
pleasure of reporting a net increase of
membership in the State of 1919, which
exceeded the record of any previous
year. This SO pleased the members of
the Grand Council at the last sassion
thav ,nan,roo,s1u .o.eata 49,.
y y re-eieceeo Drclner.
Kallman for another term. With his
accustomed ability he at once started
in 70 axcel bis nron,,o,,s rao,rd ana a.
spite the hard times and business de-.
-
preston succeeded beyond his most san-
guine exnectations GRAND serratarv
e1nao $3.50 laa seciealy
Aioerts report tomorrow will show to,
the member of the Grand Council that
during the mast year e;sht new ra,na,1s
have been Instituted and a net increase
in the membership in the State of 1,661.
WHO COMPOSE THE coT1NcI1.
The session +omorrou u,t, ~ msaa !
Of thirteen Grand officers three repre-
sltarnate ~ eme eup 3,aa uounc', snrse
vising deputy grand regents and one
b,ndraa sna $3.50 nonnasan 80 ~
hana 49, 49, I mno
Councils in the State. At ten O'Clock
the session will he BALLAD 81 ardar IL.
Grand Regent Kallman and he divine
of The man,hers bv nrana rsaa,ain
pr W Gfahu onaplaih
tives will present their credentials to
tha com1n;+tae on rradant,a,s aansist,so,
q Brothers George ". Jones, Charles c.
Brown and Robert J. A. Nixon.
COMMITTEES on mileage and per diem,
~uistrinution and new business VIII be APP
~ after the opening of the session. All
resolutions are referred by the Com
m mittees on w Bistr earafaIlv to ed 5ns proper an com rsa-
AA14a INV wv
concentrations contained In the. resolu-
tions and repor favorably or adversely
to the Grand Council, when final action
Is taken. Several important amendments
to the constitution and bylaws of the
order Will be prefented and referred to
the supreme Council
GRAND REGENTS APPOINTMENT.
Previous to this session the Grand Re-
gent had the appointment of a grand
chaplain. grand guide, grand warden,
grand secretary, twenty supervising dep
uty grand regents and fourteen commit
teemen. This year the chaplain, guide,
warden and sentry are to be elected.
INT humber OF supervising deputies are
reduced to ten but, the committees will
be the same. This allows the grand
regent tWenty-four appointments and as
there are usually about one. hundred APP
happy one. ]. Day, Otis, the present
NOTED to the grand regency.
Considerable influence has been
brought to bear upon Grand Regent
kallman during the past week to gain
his consent to accept the office for an
other. year, but it is hardly probable
that he will consent.
The excellent work accomplished by
him and The fact that the enormous in
crease made during last year Is gener-
ally conceded as being brought about by
his uneeasing labors, has caused a feel
ing to spring up among the active work.
ers Of the State that his services are
worthy of recognition and that he should
continue in the harness for another year.
AN UNANIMOUS CHOICE.
w Holt Apgar Of Trenton the. present