The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-04-18

ing, H. L. Swatts, James. Simpson.
State of the Order. T. Burch, C.
E. ShacklefOrd. Robert Mcclellan.
FiEance-F c. Eaton. A. H. DIAL
emberte, Max Lirkin.
Degree of Rebekah-J. NJ. Blanding
I. d. Bryan, T. G. Stinson.
Delegates and Alternates.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following. alternates and
Past Grand entitlea' to seats in the
Grand Lodge:
Florida, No. John A.PrestOn,
Frank H. Price. delegates; c. Les
lie Whipp. F. T. Barclay, alternates
Lake, No. 2.-H. S. Swatts, dele
gate.
Victor, No. 8.-N. J. Lewis, dele
Pensacola, No. An. A. Nielsen
J. w. wilcox. F. g. Stinson. dele
gates; A. Kist, E. Delmar, c. J
Johnson, alternates; Paul Dansby,
Fast Grand.
Leon, No. 5.-W. H. Chancey, dele
/ gate, ". c. Forsythe. alternate.
JOppa, No. &C. E. Shackleford.
/ delegate; Henry Jeudevine, alter
! AoICS A. - SOAy o4oI Nlduu
Tampa, No. 7.IJOe Simpson,
Ernest Smith, delegates; John N.
/ Henderson, w. J. Bailey, John 7.
Blackman, alternates; w. ]. Barclay,
Past Grand.
Mechanics, No. 8.-A. G. McClel-
Ian, delegate; w. F. Hansen, alter
rate, J. C. Kief, w. H. Schools, Past
Grand.
Plant City, No. 9.-No delegate.
May, No. lO.-A. E. Mott, delegate.
Center, No. 11-John G. TOrrey,
John w. Blanding, delegates; R.
Mcclellan, J. l. Blake alternates.
Gulf, No. Re. H. Eubanks, dele
gate, r. H. Padgett, alternate.
Key West, No. 13-W. J. H. Tay-
lor Chas. H. Ketchum. delegates; w.
II. Malone, R. B. Carry, alternates.
Widely, No. 14.-S. E. Tappan,
delegate.
Cuba, No. 15.-Antonio D. Car
rasco, delegate.
Braidentown, No 16.-w. U.
LathrCp, delegate.
De Soto, No. 17.-G. W. Abney,
delegate
Oakland, No. 1S.-John Rouke,
Chas. Berry, delegates.
Charity, No. 19.-William Webster
delegate.
Orlando, No. 2O.-Frank L. Helms
J. H. Cowell, delegates.
Magnolia, No. CIV. w. Watts
delegate.
Tubula, No. 22.-F. F.. Harrison
delegate.
Pioneer, No. 23.-L. C. Stevens,
Lewis Leyvraz, delegates.
PerdidO, No. pa. w. Larkins,
delegate.
Palmetto. No. 25.-F. c. Shugart,
H. F. ScanlOn, delegates.
SatsUma Heights, No. 26.-H Chal
finch, delegate; R. A. Ring, alter
nate.
Sanford, No. Wv. S. Baldwin
delegate; J. H. Ferguson, alternate.
Hawthorn. No. 28.-ThOs. J. Har-
mOnd delegate; w. H. Berkstresser,
alternate
Sumpter, No. 29.-Not represented.
Atlantic, No. Bob. L. Baldwin,
delegate.
Progress, No. 31.-GaullermO
Mosona, delegate.
Suwannee. No. 32.-Chas. c. Mos
tn. delegate.
Yellow Pine, No. 33.-Geo. E.
Crannel, delegate.
Tarpon Springs, No. 34.-Willis
Castaing, delegate; H. J. Smith, al
ternate.
Orange, No. 35.-J. B. Carter. G.
". Anderson, delegates; w. A. Hols.
housey, Geo. Boyer, alternate.
Fernandina, No. 36.-Geo. E. VIII
lis, R. P. Books, delegates; R, H,
Jones, alternate.
Milton, No. 81. NJ. Rhodes,
delegate.
Prospect, No. 8S.-Not repre-
Phoenix. No. 39.-A. G. Anderson,
delegate. K. H. Dickey, alternate.
Hendrix, No. 4O.-J. w. Bell, dele
gate.
Amity, No. 41.-O. o. Owens, dele
gate: w. r. Blair. alternate.
Three Chums. No. Al. A. Dun
can. w. H. Cummings, delegates.
Lake Worth, No. 45.-Max Lirk:n
delegate.
Post Dallas. No. Ar. S. Wilson,
delegate.
Bradford. No. 45.-w. D. Holden,
delegate.
The program as compiled by the
local committee waia adopted as the
official program of the Grand Lodge.
The following Past Grand Masters
are in attendance: George S. Hall
mark. B. L. Baldwin, John A. Pres
ton Thomas w. Ralph, John B. Con
rad.
Night sessions were held at which
the degree work was exemplified.
Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
natural voOVpmaDfS puraS COlStiDa-