The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-20

The councils s-av.aLy 4s- 90 ease Tor the
nsl.a.,d - tEgir Cia-yrs ana Grand Recorder
layyn llg maEiug tire IpTgyacu4us season the
E.sst as-!'S anu prOld-u'e the 1;leE mas ever
V.ssoaa C5aasI held a strictly business ses,
son AlTr.gs-ate action wJs taken IN regard
th- teata y G-yssg T smith william u
McsH-ae z N-SIFst.u. ahd CtAF.ys -
,'N = valley SglntL wee Nt-.,.5s. az tllgL
q whom t-llUEuicl. 60 The stutannLal pass
N.Id Sa4 made an a--lyss- t'sseA5 JAMS S.a1,
sen. -lyl > Wi1t-E and r " ENsen.nal asO
Compton Hi council received six applications
nan IN the chair. TIE hail question was dis
lie n.ai:e5 ana T.iIst a m eScursl5n
Ju.y - Vas arranged 4gr. The meeting was en-
Ness r.. sris ana Dull. Address we're
made by Grand Regent Bacon. g o. Fischer and
spanish Lake Council had an interesting meet
TX. v III Duetlr Il Graham Hereford. orator. IN
lGIliHx \ Lau ogiJs OWa ar rapidly apygJaeH-
f:sstoa counsel had a rousine meeting SIX
initiated. ere t,.ns for M4Tg-rt.r council one
= EyGt11s initiates was Joan Jay M.irF 81
sraSI sse7sssfy StgSh sHS-nsHt at,aeasd TO liz
f f!", ,,I5lE S Ss.' g sir s en- -es g cow 10 a S salei
at West F1lEt LiItfE. l-Itggs- Benton VIII
sJrtal-r civ q Pr..iIyue-- in addition o. the
mgs.r Furnished DIV the bat. T. J. AItgn's W
glD.- le,k \ erauJ tine IS ua,.clpatrI.
tit 'rchari Council had three Implications and
ore initiation. Resent A n S-UIer pr-stdluS-
Among the items q business transacted vas thu
fi..a's OF mp'ytaH{ aIl-E-a''HiS q -, oS-
90 %. splendid advance made IN III FN moEthS
in1ucvs pepsiy John z. Thompson cCmmu-
.'4 -HinuI.. ra-~.El al Wtda .,,
- his charac;erstically eloquent 1dlrrsses Oh
orchard g. steadily rrgw!ng AMI promises .
come ne larEsi. as D. nov. arl one % 'hs
ES-Ci-,Tr-Es council received three arp!ira-
Io.s ~ t5s'1Te ,Ee Ms,|HS : H Mn
Obstacles" which was an earnest apps 81 90 The
members q double the membership Of The council
N,nior- CsGnel hid another god meeting.
VOC and isss,.,isr ". " stewart a. Vice r.
Esl- and J. W S..f1be-E as .=a--s-
LgssEip Ie7E2e. J.. S-auIt= and A q. HaiieriinS
@; H:eS9Ty C,uneil were pre-.Ht tg- jEe gi,p2.s
hail Wlth Hickory team. Tbs meeting vas
enter,sinsI VIA Soass Nv ]. = Um6rsft All
Kr,h and a y1.y Z tNO-m.uute addresses IN
M!.sguEi Couayi aad one application and one
iEit'gulu, \ membrs@l.p ls-sI- vas grEtnitr.
y H ne F-l FFe-s n E S.srf flS S.fisrS WIN ih., 42ass sT
ti1as by D Adams aad W. J Britt aud at
dresses by Murray Carleton and Louis Z. Get
Gate BrIIIauts Council had a large attsndans-
were received The remainder a IL session was
s 81 70 {bg r S1Si s .5 and 55G gg- -iysbt S Gat many M4S yai--
psimaf council had one initiation and made
council N FRIDAY evening The new orator.
AMI under h5 d]ireytion' a pleasing programme
] The EGhler-Kem Rising stock Company has
'N''r1ed an invitation % the various su5olcl'
glaum u!sEts. JAY % and 81. AZ KovrneTs
Iu w-a vi. present ut9rt c-i-r1S
rrttisd q Hot Night" with Mr.. BUTLER ana
Miss Lillian Hemhie in leading roles. Special
prices viii BE- made. and ticSe;s distributed =
, al the box Office the uights q performance.
I II Is evidence q financial p~rCsrer.ty that at
least three councils. Compton lin. Osags and
hall buildings 70 Be owned by themselves and
under thelr exclusive control
national holiday. ~ reports come IN. y Is ap-
d parent that immense gatherings ~ the memheI-
Shd ,hs5r ~ .T'fndS ma YS-t = @oS5 i5 Cbjsag5' II.
, c1 In ST L-Uis are samples Special music was
prepared. but nothing ,nlproach"d IN pTlulaTlry
= contribution from missouri me bey W.
I Celebrate a song by +. l. Mcdowell. vice re-
gent u Valley Council.
/ The fratsIusl societies o. The IntteS States
| have a membership 81 Gs2iU00. in 1901 they paid
IN death benefits S5i02l 50 at an aveTuge expense
q u.lg Per member. since ther 9rEanizauon
year odds new luster T. the Roya! Arcanum
| II started out last year FOR q net gain IN mem
something handsome 20 spare. and has again
taken !Js place IN the front ranks among the
Grand Resent G. 7 Norieu o. Illinois. in his
/ annual report. makes pleasant acEn.wledgulen
q valuable assistance rsestvel Ir'nl NlSsouh u
Louis. H. Freligh. past regent an organlS'
OF Valley Council. has The symnathy or ~
I Nirs Mar J. FreIiEh. Mrs. FreliSh was n lady
~ recognized musical ability. as well as prumi'
SWII be regretted by a large circle Of friends.
Suurema Vice Regent As Robinson 3 At
tending the meeting q ihs SUPREME Council ~.
We ar~gu1r1rIsd hy Grand Regent F. II. Bacon
They viii De Gbsrnt about a week