Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-09-14
SUPREME LODGE Committees

SUPREME LODGE COMMITTEES.
The following committees OF the
Supreme Lodge have been appointed:
Law and Supervislou-S. A. r.
Watkins. Illinois chairman. Joe p
Crawford. Tennessee, G.. ID. Cresweu
Georgia.
Appeals and, Grievances-John w.
Harris. Mississippi. chairman. w. j.
Thompson. West Virginia. w r.. Hin
Texas
Finance NJ Hardwood. West
Virginia. chairman; j. w Strather.
Mississippi: j. r. r. Warren. Arkan-
sas.
Charters and Dispensation-G. n.
Stoney, Georgia. chairman. $. s. Jor
dan. Ohio; T.. r.. Jefferson. Virginia.
George p. Stewart Indiana; j. C..
LATHE, North Carolina.
Grand Lodge Report-A. a. Yves
ley, Illinois. chairman. sam Speight.
Arkansas; John Mitchell. Jr, Viz
ginia. A. W. Strickland. Indiana.
Dave Matt. Indian Territory. A. w.
Lloyd, Missouri, p. s. Sampson, Ala
bama.
Mileage and Per DIEM j.
w N'N.Ne''ttf 'aAaN.F AAAtNAA man tI Af IT
gala. Tennessee; ID. ~. Ford. Louis
lana; II. c.. Wallace. Mississippi: the
Rev. r. y. Topp. Miss.
Uniform Rank-W r. Morris. Min
nesota. chairman; C. A. NeviIls. Pa;
+. NJ. Cohen. Georgia.
Neurology $. Muse. California
chairman; j. L. v Washington. Ken
lucky; W. s. Hunter. Florida: C. w.
Colly, Illinois; r. c. Haad. Indiana:
X. c. Smith. Kentucky; Il. A. Raper.
South Carolina.
State of the Ordcr-T. a. Curtis.
Missouri, chairman: W. H. Porter.
Indiana; NJ. v. Roberts. Ohio. II. r.
Butler, Georgia; II. Brown. Louisiana
]. H. Garvin. Kentucky; The Past
supreme Chancellor. the Major Gen
eral, the supreme Chancellor
Printing and supplies r. JEFF
ferson, w Virginia; Il. H. Henry. I
South Carolina; W. c. Carter, w. /
Virginia.
Order Of Calanthe-R. f. Boyd, !
Tennessee, chairman; /. NJ Mitch |
ell. Texas; Lee Crawford, New York \
Dave Campbell
Supreme Chancellor's Beport-C. :
NJ. Wade Arkansas. chairman; j.
B. Macklin, Louisiana; =. =. Glenn
Ons. Ohio; A. VI. Prince. Texas; w.
NJ. Jackson. Illinois.
Written Work.. L. James. Col
orado; d. y. Adgers. Florida: J. w.
Samson, Alabama; J. y. Scott, Ten
nessee; w. NJ. Mcclure
louisville Journal, Sept. 6, OIL
AS was promised, yesterday. a
mOng the colored Knights Of Pyth-
las, who have been so largely in \
evidence in Louisville all week was
Military Day, and such a day both .
for visitors and for Louisvillel
There was a parade like which this
city has not seen in many a year and F.
perhaps the largest and most i'm 4
pressive in the history OF the Negro /
race in freedom. There were 5000 =
people. including $500 soldiers, who /,
marched like veterans behind inspir- /
ing strains Of martial tunes. The /
streets through which the parade |
passed were lined with citizens,
white and colored, three and four |
feet deep. The parade was planned |
and commanded by r. r. Jackson, !
commanding the Uniform Rank, /
Knights of Pythias lately a Major
in the Eighth Illinois regiment. Ma
tional Guard. The parade formed
at Thirteenth and Walnut Streets,
led by the band of the Eighth IlH-
nois regiment of the National Guard
which makes the music for the great
military displays OF Chicago and IL
linois.
The parade moved north on Thir-
teenth street to Jefferson, east on
Jefferson 70 Sixth street north on
Sixth to Market, east on Market TO
Jackson, south on Jackson to Broad
way, west on Broadway 10 Sixth
street. where the parade passed in
review before Commanding Chief
and Supreme Chancellor Starks.