The record., 1914-05-28
The Order Of The Non. ". ".

an orcanil est, hi he'd in
Gryen,ill. soon. which will be
known as the order of the Non |
W. W. | his will include all sup
erannul.ed persons AMI al hose
who have retired from &C i've bust
ness life. There are qliic mum
ber of such characttrj ROW IN
Greenville, and they have though,
best to organize in ord 7 to lr tc' t
themselves against any infringement
that may be made against their
/ privileges and rights by the i:tln
ence OF industry and labor. We
underst. that temporary IN ,c,,
ing has been hell which called for
meeting o organil alton. The fol-
loving charter members VII be Ia
cluCci il the ro.l cal, ii; thought:
{. G Mcdonald, las W. Oa:es.
Chas. Greer, Joe Corneit, T. l..
lon's, Harry Weir, Dhn /.
Re, noiGs, Sr John Coomhs, 5
Landis. J. C. X .llev. Ed Paxton,
Geo. /. vts, Sr, I. L. PIunril.
Amos -nkluS, T. PLryear. ST.
] \. Allen, lrhn :. Miller. ". /.
Morgan. ]. \. Williams. W. G..
Duncan Sr James Poag. S. IL.
Martin, Ba'b ur Head, Rip Jsnkins,
Bill Richardson. Geo. Lowell, II.
{. McCrackcn, ". b. Da,Is, &. y.
Martin. Rev. W. &. Hayes, Tom
Finley, K II. Lyon, ]. II. Pi:tman,
G. W Roark, \. b. Garnett, Nat.
Mathis, Ed Roark, X. T. MarlIn,
W. II. Reynolds, VIM. Fox, Joe
Chatham, Rev. X. &. Love. W. \.
WicklIffe, Rev. W. II. Woodson,
Rev. G. b. Mcdonald, James Bog
CESS, Jim Poag, Jr., John Shut, 1.
+. Sumner, Jim Barkley, e. p.
Morton, Ed Oates, Bill Price, VIM.
Welborn.
OF this number there will be four
over SO years old. nineteen over
10, twelve over 90 and the balance
varying from 10 to 90. 1t is quite
likely that G. &. Mcdonald will be
made President of the order, on
account of his long service and cx-
perience in the principles of the
order. John S. Miller is slated for
vice President and Jas. w. Oates,
second vice President. +. l..
Yonts is slated for Secretary on
account of his parliamentary knowl-
edge of the workings of the order.
Jim Poag, Jr., is slated for treasurer,
VIM. Fox the Keeper of the seal,
S. ]. Lands, Sefgeaa, at Arms.
Harry Weir, Door keeper, w. II.
woodson, chief Chaplain, c. P.
Morton and John Shut, field mar
shals and soliciting agents, T. B.
Pannell, general organizer. The
following named persons are slated
as board of Directors, as. Poag,
Sr., Joe Cornc,t, Barbour Head,
Jas. Boggcss and Chas. Greer. After
a full suite of officers are elected
and installed, a petition will be got
ten out and sent to the Hon. K. Y.
Thomas, Congressman from the
Third district of Kentucky Request
ing him to have the Noa |. w. w.
order of Greenville, Ky, to be ex-
empted with the farmers and
labor unions from the rulings of the
antitrust law now being considered d
by congress. The order will have
no other motive or purpose than to
protect the safety and welfare of
its members. 1t will be entirely
non. political and will be without
any religious discrimination and
shall be kept under the rulings of
moral persuasion. Its. chief aim
and object will be to secure peace,
rest and repose. The Hon. I. o.
Jones assisted by w. .. Belcher
will likely be made legal advisers.
DIR. ]. w. Koon,z will be chief
medical adviser. John Y. Taylor
and K. .. Pace will get the job for
writing insurance policies for the
members of the order to protect
them from the demands of labor and
toll. We understand that there are
quite a number of people in the
county who are willing and anxious
to JOIN the order. No doubt but
what the order of the Non |. w. w.
will rapidly grow and become an
organization Of power and influence
and We think will become a credit
TO Greenville.
ZENo.