The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-23

( Of y Missi SSH pi j i in Flour.
{ silshhille Il: I I, Cs,ond lion \ I. !.
Chief 0f1cers Are 4 Imam nimousiy Re-
I \, ,Eiected So W'ellS Satisfle "a ,WerS h
(; the 7eesS DeleEatss the Con y
2sinct of Ahails !. During \ B! IA
sr:s5 % the 4 Past Year. 81,

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and ~ ~. - rytnl,as
,ch ~. =, a NJ 49, e., Salahshe
iY,S, ~ 81 u,sa1, 49,; J; ~,
Z y. " tieet :!
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., Fernaps tnere aas not no. been hes9 i'm
s t an afeeetng which
atteIttloh and has
p3nlf pee3n !nllD nD Ee lafRety commented on and
.hts 's = lnnuenea - e s Rlti 2be LASTING.
aEs4d aneelior John W. Harriss
g sMneIsaaanssaiied sSaI the Grand Lodge
TO order az = q O'clock, Tuesday morns
Ing, and after the opening exercises,
tntrpd e eclli dtceh: Supreme Chancellor s. w
S5SrEsean S ~ saf New orleans La. who de-
f{lEesred an ddress. He congratula-
|: faa. tfa the tslana Szof Mississippi on
eheeaf numerical M strength as we'll as
tlae fneir wealth !, saving that Mississippi
was was thes q largest Grand Lodge Id the
4 5 ZcanilntfyA il1tt he spoke of the appoint
lla Aept5 t 5of 7, John w StraIither, of Green
Vile 10 To The position or snprsme Vtca
SNlaReeilor. Fand "a at the headSof the
SNprenie Court or Galahthe, haying
that IT. ", was done because OF what
Mlsstssippt was doing, and because.
tRthianlsm s7 had It's birth in the state,
through the late tThomas:W. ,stringer.
supreme Attorney s. A.. T..lWat-
kins, of Chicago, Was next intrdduc-
cd. and delivered an address on.
chln IN gs- which concerned the Pythians.
lthFoughopt the country, as well as
tnese of other fraternal organiza-
u, = ,
Joseph I. - .tones. of Cincinnati, o.,
Ad3qtant y i General of the Uniform
t1an Z was introduced and delivered
9 T. slrOnsS stt13 age aqatFeess. -E....
= uF'ns " ss7tl stt9eS aIternoon session adj
dresses are efi welcome were delivered.
IS 's,t, eahsac :Was% Ilrpfshed by the choir
NJ " y. As:. ~. T.: chufch. ~ a
ssssssa were delivered by HQ
a.s ssg ~ Nao q @ an m troaueed
Eesse
| 111yaF e ssff +lanF address eft
ms.t,ll1s re spokel5of what Pyth-
.anas.n a:ss &4iiea ZOE and II followed
~Satu teaait IN mach good. His< adj
rs asss Wt sgs, toitoWed roys Prof. ". Fl.
- ~ -, "uo ais RESPONDED ~ .11->.'
80, W, 5iitn, 81 a successful mer-
: snan ll 3 -aslssefed 9 a.ls an address In the
5:s. - Nv st.g ~ ca clIfHehs OF Mef1-
T.sa y. w. niachRhrn' OF Aloorn,
rt. iesg'olnoed; W 'llt r ..-.....,' -,
,{ saaE1 REPRESENTED the Pythi-
i1eS ps - ,o. r. n tfipiett represented
~ r. StN'loal men y H. e. Vernon,
~ ny ! ,tEe sl1 " ut q responded 1929
&C .'olss ~ sesstoh was fuil of interest,
sns l'9tesar9 w. oI the session was the ad-
e ;sssss !, q. ...t 0uh, 0l cohn w. Strauther,
80 p.,pter$ ..1$ OF Exchequer. He had
DsgH s,s. 1. oIiAin ~ the money, for years,
anu :, :, W. tePoft was looked on with
-! go ~ xsIss. pasuiS;, ms report in part,
'sE t.s. as totltoWs:11 'llt' 49,. .... T.. .>
! y We ase siad TO tell you today;
S hiakv3sa ~ nvte ~ oruer lS sun upon the
4 ssnmas ~ ok prosperity and Is succeed
no - n;.i1,,l ~ nese. s.'a peIore: we have grown
n,tn't .,rtatay 49,: - spt.e OF the hard times.
o.,ax .,Fsa ftes1t'nt sgu mas SHOWN 1ncrease]
,'s' = 40 Az iprlner years. from 81 900
-, yI,Hoy.% 3. ,net gam OF member
ESg - - 49, sehoVV' ana the net gain
-. so,asp..', oSps'ou 10 over Szo'ooO. This
-, n,,S.as,sat S SRleno'o showing. To
aia1 M..s'n sne Homerical and tnan-
naca ;,,s sss IyI5 i, ~. y. 'ouay, IL would he
tiga v,aty IS IS w pae o ~. 1ake>a retrospee-
I'VE tl' YasW 9V OF Inc order and condition,
yoo III, f.,H. 'en @ We met at IA
acit ~ nya,, ~ =, a 90 Goo 90, WIN a de-
to6av ~, I'D V,uVv' 1,,s., az" !" l'S stead
Sax ,o,$ n H. .1 ~ sot p,Iue~,o nearly
ma,,tE H1 nonH| e. 49, nenl oepart"
49, Nss11ss.ssxv't1'..Vyp - ~ me reserve Iund,
.anprin = +ha "e ~ pa'o "leh que
ban ,a,, 90 g as ~ az pt'es yea, we nave ad~
Somsa ~ = ons . 4. ~, ~ a'Sis. IA saving
~ - ~ ~ Fo'ner Rnl8hts' OUR
-.sa,.,. ~ ny" p" assured TACT, only