The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Grand Regent +. H: Bacon is highly pleased
suits when the annual reports come in
thiid stated and special meetings for the purpose
OF s,npsns closing ppcth. up their affair, affairs
conrratulatory address to the orier a; Isrrs
Early in the year he asked for $4,000 members by
than complied with. as 25lsss was the number
ss the anSay Of met wRas S Of
al previous records in the history OF the order
hnd And December will undoubtedly add larsy to
Old Guards Councils institution has been re-
count will appear in the January Bulletin. The
name stands good. and the council has been as
Valley Council has six applications anil six in
tbs Regent John Kerssw PlesGs
fpsy Gex9Dd a,S to the ELECTION of officers Orator
Ing "nder duty ,e "nye vaeysp nest
meeting meeting falling on Christmas night. it was de-
Macon Council had a we-at,ended meeting
With Regent Doctor George B. Rush in the chair.
and addresses We're made by Regent Rush. Orator
W: r. Long and others.
s9"f san GF sns hna
Doctor E. F. Brady Of Carr Lane Council was a
Sa1S 'na as1fG ans aSn Hickey
Mentor Council at Its last ,., meeting M had the
being stag euchre and the whole affair. from
h to END tS. was for
O'clock. and for three hours s The contest rassd
ments were served. Everybody voted it the most
FH!SsSss sIfR H sas Tss the
afse inn appiicatiens snd
nineteen candidates Initiated. with ReSent-elest
eOV ure was % the attendance % Of Regents E: F. IVES
s9st Of Benton John n Rsi Of Ell James
Of their members. Regents and members OF other
councils were also present Orator George D.
Tns Of
y b Ea M1sa ana Hin
appeared little slow during , The yea, but viii
stated state meeting December q % to initiate another
large class of candidates
.eTest With Resen. +: F. J. Giynan in the chair:
One application Was received ID And ths Mee meeting ing
stramentai u @ % music WY by j. F. Hesse recitation by
ann GnRfn and meT ssd BY
ing and instructive lecture given by Doctor
! 3 logan Logan. mis- subject being venezuela and
Additional elections have been reported fol-
Gws sa1r s afnaIa atsnate p
Tnssr Saf fiji vSs essf l. + aea
Setary. "; / bailey; ssIIsstGT e n,I, white S
huesinsen crimson; :eas SENTRY refs sootS
% sS's"b DOCTOR ssiHs5as0 NJ noa,
a.
Hyatt secretary; Byron kined9n S9es,or H.
navant: warden. William C. Huth; sentry. R. 4,
Lear: trustees. W. A. Kingdom, F. N. Hick-
Victoria Council-Representative James Clau-
Clausen; Vice regent. H. F. G. Cornell: orator.
Gus Krieger: past regent. A. II. kanamann: Sec
retary. E. Rcsentha1: collector. H g Hoener;
treasurer. c. B. Sommertch: chaplain. A. f.
Rockrage: gutde. F. W. Rosenthal: warden. II.
FRANKIE; sentry, p. J. Walsh; trustees. a. F.
Hortsbrink, F. R. Whittier. r. NJ. Herriott: or
Benton ncil-Representatiyes. z. F.. Wes-
cott. F. F. Gottschalk John F. Mielert; Robert
Klein: alternates. A. ]. Hoenny. L. e. Geubach,
a sehmaiz r. Morris; regent; Doctor n r.
A; T: Thprsby: past regent. E. Wesso:s; S;, sec:
treasurer. F G. Biel: chaplain John s; straaa.;
George W. Leeak: trustee, r. Klein: o-ganist,
l. ]: Hammerstein; K. B.. W. 4. Toel.
Gate City Council-Representative. w q ITa-
ham: alternate F. E. Lee: regent, r. W. Iueker:
vice regent J. c. Patton; orator. W. T. burgess;
past regent. W; Q. Graham; secretary. ,T 3.
Lee: collector. L D. Cooper; treasurer: "; E.
Jeames: chaplain. George T. Bray: guide. y: r:
Craft: warden. c. ". Simmons: sentry. A. T"nnn'
trustees. r. c. Parlett. ]. H. Leonaro' j. X.
Gerhart: orRanist Frank Moeser. ~,
Valley Council-Representatiyes, z ker-
shaw: C.. b. Cox. G. H. Moore: aiternates, ".
=. Ittner. NSson Youns. L H. 'Freiisn: regent