The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
Knights of Pythias.

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lafayette Lcdgo. No. 12s had a we1l-attead.i
following officers were elected: G. C., Robert
sss FnHy o9 on & WoIf esEsE Gss:, rfa II xvs EaRh
hodsa and m s. Of FED E fBs7, Ha5 sr5 e William =
6: e: E, Porter; financial trustees. three years.
Mdoy Ms5y sna o-1ssn; 5ma s6r,
Charles Cha , e. Horn: Ralph "; Allen: representa-
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esau.res and received one application. The foI-
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Edwin An'Es Essaes & K sna E. }u'v 4 Z f Polt FL
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reau: A, p. Rodgers. financial trustee. three
years: Fl ?. Mack: financial trustee. two
and e 1ussss rsasysras : Esasy 3 Ii
candidates to Kansas City Thursday evening
for g Missouri Miss bis-n!sht &C. class A. ,.r..-...
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ananss; charles Meyers. masser q ! %srx: 4 {.
susrd H. s sesfrea oatsn nnfs sua:d r. .nhst n
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,,an Zuiema Ledge No. sz p i he'd its sse
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v. G.; o. E. Krumbach. prelate: Adoiph era.
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Doetqs Pc W; F; Hssyde. W and o: trustees: Re
u The searo ST. ioui. Py.sisn RgNish, comm,..e.
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every lodge in tho city are expected to be pres
"A xell-at.ended meet Of zulema Lodge. 2. Q.
rangements were n,nde to hold cerem n!al
the Zee vas laid over until after the s ias ness
William Modrs. mehedi: H. W: Eeiiing. rec.
q shis temple tel Went to Kansas % ;y e.e to attend
Protected Home Circle.
Social League had . well-attended meeting
Securing the new banner. which was was Presented ss u
BY tho supreme officers when here on p H. c.
The +. 5hs hs
year ending May Is: lsos. 4 will be a lively
ans S e o ass ss sssiu se
s as ana New
Hope Circle. 80. ios. had an interesting meet
and gs9a LIS, Of neE
Mrs. Irwin and Supreme Chaplain
Arlington Circle. No. rs. held an open meet
matter Of an oft,cers visiting ,association
rood rood in = Visiting other circles Speeches were
spe and on The % ssnersl work 's'' ~ a's ''''s''
Rainbow Circle gave gave % e euehre u last st. THURSDAY
hsA has several limitations due next meetins. ~
Benton Circle No. ~! had a largo meeting.
next Monday night in chouteau Hail. No. ssi7
avenue.
neeiinE. M Much bushes Sin ' was a transacted and
plans made for work the coming months adopt
lew MEMBER new With moss to follow OUT
ss n. s aspdi e Mrs E ss .ss sss
SG surplus a local viss
he officers Association. ganized Friday night |
1t meeting Ss Arlington s SaTS GTsle r.,,..t.or..a
Meeting. Sister Robson presiding; New names |
Ire promised for the coming meeting IN Decem-
Missouri Circle No. "a. had a well-attended |
Meeting and important business was transacted. |
rhe Committee on Halls for the annual hop re- |
ported. and the matter was taken under ad- |
Iisement.
Chouteau Circle. No. $50. IS doing good work |
n adding many iew members, and leads all |
he circles in tho new banner contest at pres
mt.
Ilnden Circle. No. 647. had an interesting |
Meeting Everything. Is in progressive state.
Members say they have something to do In
getting the new banner"
Worlds Fraternal Association.
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Ter meeting last Monday. Initiating four new 1
members and baIloting on eight additional ap-
,licxtions. Salaries OF officers for the ensuing
'ear were fixed ct O very reasonable ccmpen-
ation. Election will take pace at next meet |
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