Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-27
DELEGATES NAMED
Friennial State Camp of Royal
Neighbors Of America at
Springfield.
REPORTS ARE TO BE HEARD
Miss Myrtle f. Dade, Supreme Re
cOTxier of Society, Prepares
Interesting Data

The tr4enntal state head camp Of
be held at Springfield Wednesday Of
this week The delegates who are to
represent the Fourteenth COMPRESSION
al district are as follows:
Lulu c. Hornecker, Bowen; Mary
Lambert, Niota; Eva NJ. Scott, West
Point: Mary E clearinghouse, AIedo;
May C. Emmersou, JOY; W. J. Van
TuyIe. Millersburg; Eta Swim, Mo
line; Marie AIlshrow, WATERFOWL;
Mrs e. Ainsworth, Rock Island; Ag-
mes Simpson, Rock Island; Kate V.
Collier, Rock Island; Lulu Mont
gomery. Milan: Eliza Hawley, South
Rock Island: Rhoda Crossley, Silvis
Irene Carney, Carbon Cliff; Emma
Emmett, East Moline; Lillian Gun
bingham, Monmouth: Eliza Ogden,
BaTdolph; Mary Belle Jones, New
Philadelphia; Nora Phillips. Prairie
City; Pearl G. Smith. Plymouth; Jes-
sie c. Logan, Dallas City: Emma Per
~. r. F. D., No. 2, Suffer; Edith
Thornber, R. F. D., No. 1, Ferris;
Helen Vollmer, Rock Island; Laura
Duncan, Colchester; Amy Williams,
Moline; Emma Mcintyre, Reynolds;
Ella Godfrey. Rock Island; Miss Car
RE KAmmerer, Warsaw: Mrs. Estela
DumbauId, Hamilton: Ida equity, Nau-
VOC: Mrs. Louise Markee, Augusta;
Mrs. Lottie Goohring. Warsaw; Mrs.
Rebecca Rinnett. W. Barnes, Bush
neil; Mrs Pearl Hatfield. Adair: Mrs.
Francis Mcguire, Macomb; Miss Jes-
sic s F1tzsimmons. Milan; Cora Tew.
Cordova; Miss Genevieve Camper,
Rock Island
GROWTH Is SHOWN.
The report Of Miss Myrtle E Dade,
supreme recorder of the order pre-
sents interesting figures, indicative Of
the growth Of the order during the
three years. II is shown that the
number of certificates written in three
years were S9.665; number of camps
organized in three years. 1905; mum
Der OF deaths Occurring In three years,
2,736; number of assessments levied
In three years. 81; total membership
Dec. 81, 1910, 2S4.1O7
The amount of insurance written in
three years, was s91 CSC, 500; amount
of insurance in force Dec. 81, 1910.
1925, O12, 500; paid benefciaries of de
7S9,016.54: amounts received from as
sessments levied. $9,O97,O OF:
amount received from per capita.
$685.. T79.1o: balance In general fund
Dec. 81 1910. $173.425.69 balance in
benefit fund Dec. 81. 1910 $42s, 652 so.
se5 STATE CAMPS.
The figures as they apply to the
state of Illinois as compiled by Miss
Dade are as follows:
Camps On good standing Jan. /. 1908,
S66: net gain in camps in three years
80 Dec. 81. 1910, $40: total January
!. 1911. 1896: benefit members in
good standing Jan. l, 1908, 30.976;
net gain in benefit members in three
years, 1866; total in good standing
Jan. l. 1911, 45.937
Insurance in force Jan. l. 1908. $685.
$4,000: net gain in insurance IN
three years, s15,257, $50: total insur-
snce in force Jan. l, 1911, S4S, 99O,250.
Number of deaths in three years.
610: amount paid out in benefits in
your state. $64S.o2o.2O: benefit certif-
Gates written in three years. 1852:
benefit fund received in three years.
$697, 0f1.5e; per capita received in
three years. S11O.2s7.7O.
Delegates are to be elected by the
state head camp TO the general con-
vention at Denver in May.