The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-08

Grand Sentry-W- II. Hurkamp, fTeo-
rricllSburS.
i Grand rrus1ees-John II. Ingram, Man
Chester, H Hodges. Norfolk; I. n. Bill
1scly, Portsmouth.
Finance Committed. Taylor EllEson,
Richmond; James 7. Banks, Petersburg:
Joseph l.. Levy, Richmond
4 Committee on Laws-W. NJ. Bickers,
lRichmond; Y I. Briggs, Portsmouth,; Z.
Nv. Wilson, Slnitltcld.
( State Medical Examiner-Dr. Charles
l.. Culpcpper, Portsmouth.
Alteruates are entitled to a seat in the
Grand Council after proper Identification
and initiation, but will receive no mileage
and per diem ii their representatives are
present
The sitting regent of subordinate
Council, in good standing. may represent
ais Council ex otico when neither the
representative nor alternate can attend.
OF should he so elect, he may appoint a
Past Regent of his Council to serve.
Officers and members must be clothed
with the appropriate jewel of their rank.
which they Will please bring with them
All representatives. alternates or visit
ing Past Regents will present their ere
dentials TO the Committee on Credentials,
at the office of the Grand Secretary, Room
No. -, Hotel Warwick, at II a. NJ,
Tuesday, April 18th. l hope each Council
in the State will be represented, and
request the representatives and members
10 be present promptly at the opening
session.
THE COMMITTEES.
Grand Regent Sol. l.. Bloomberg has
appointed the following named brothers
to serve upon the respective committees
during the eighteenth session OF our
Grand Council, the first named on each
committee to be chairman thereof:
The. committee on Credentials will meet
+. in the office of the Grand Secretary
Room No -, Hotel Warwick, Newport
News, VA. where the headquarters OF lile
Grand Council will be established. or
Tnesaav. April 18th, at II o'clock. to re-
ceire and examine credentials.
On Credcntials-D. II. A1'pich, NO. 81,
hle,.nd1ia: w 3. Garlicll No. 81. Rich
mona: w D. Folk, No. l251. Smithileld
On Distribution of Reports-G. frank.
CARRIER, No. 40, Staunton; Thomas +.
Jones, No. 11i1. Newport News: q. "A.
Simmons. No. 4S5. Berkeley.
ON Re,urns-Caarles G. Bosher. No. o.
Eichraond: George r. Wood, No le4S,
Hampton; r. Z. Brunei, No. 1o5, Peters
burg. -,
On Appeals-C. ]. Faulkner. No 81.
n,oydton. II. G. Avery, No. 4aS, Norfolk;
e. Frank Story, No. 1861, Franklin.
On Mileage AND FER l1eth-M: r.
Coates, No. 4l6 Fredericksburg: w. II
ll,
Stearnes, No. 1859. Salem; S. Edward
Beach. No. 17lS. Alexandria: j. T. Ed
wards. No. 4n5. Lynchburg.
n, state OF the Order-J. w. Booker,
NO sos, Richmond: H. K. Field No. 627
a]exandria L. W. Miner. No: a5S. Rich
:nond: n H. Hazlewood. NO. Us. Roam
ora. G ID Ponton. No. 1919. Danvllle.
ON Medical Examiners ReDort-pr. c.
w Gleayes, No. 121S Wytheville; Dr.
non,es r. Crane, No. 1888, Richmond; j.
M Daniel. No 1914. Bedford City.
The standing committees are as follows:
Inws-Willian NJ Bickers, No. Ss5.
Richmond; F. T. Briggs, No 1o'S, Ports
,nouth: T. ". Wilson. No 125l. Smith
field.
Fine,ce-J. Taylor EllEson, No. 1879.
7,ichrnond: James p Banks. No. 2ss, Pc
tersburs; Joseph l. Levy, No. A6S, hica-
rnond.
and Finance Committee will meet at the
ONCE of the Grand Regent. No. Ill. East
Main Street, Richmond, Va. on MONDAY.
April 10th, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Assistant to the Grand Secretary-E> L.
G. Scott. CT Henry Clay Council. No. oa,
Ashland.
Installing OMcer~Brother James G.
Lester. OF Cov4ngton, Ga, has been COM
snaeAcned the Installing officer for this
session A special visitor will be supreme
ylce.Regent J. A. Langfitt, OF P1ttsburs,
Pa.
A FINE ORDER.
The object OF the order Is 10 PROVIDE
m organization to supply social enjoy
uuents and advantages and to establish
q widows and orphans osnent fnno.
wtscn will give the financial protection5
OF powerful life insurance CORPORATION
It has paid out nearly sixty millions OF
Aplh1 to the widows and Orphans Of de-.
$ y = e.