The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
PARADE AND MIDNIGHT
SHOW CLOSE BUSY DAY
Relaxation Mt End of business Periods
Comes 10 Thousands of Visiting
and Local Heptasophs.
ELECTION or OFFICERS TO
TAKE Up MORNING SESSION
Nominations Made Yesterday Morn
ing show Contests For Every STU
preme Conciave Poeation--Seyerai
Cities After Next Meeting.

Lengthy discussion OF questions per-
tanning to readjustment of rates. APP
pointment of committee to which
all resolutions on the subject will be
referred, reference TO supreme off,
GERS reports TO ;.ne committee on dis
tribution and state of the order. NOM
nations, big torchiight procession
and a midnight theatrical perform
ance yesterday marked the. second
days session of the biennial conven-
ton of the Supreme Conclave or rne
Improved order of Heptasophs.
The election of officers Of the Su-
preme Conclave will be begun at this
mornings session. this order being
called at 10 o'clock in the auditorium
of John Marshall Hig., School build
Ing. That There will be contest
for nearly every Office became appa-
rent yesterday afternoon. when the
INSTRUMENTATION representatives cir
cuIatcd a slate. The administration
and its friends, however. predict that
changes are unlikely.
Several cities have lined up asking
for the next meeting. which will be
held in 1917.
Nominations Made.
The list Of nominatifns made yes-
terdav morning IL as follows.
Supreme archon, NJ, G. Cohen,
P5ttshurg, and John c. Toison. Balt.-
more. supreme provost. Emil
Schneider, Newark n. j.. and
Thomas w. Foyle. Paterson. n. J :
supreme secretary. Frank Z. Pieitner.
Baltimore. and Jacob Rosen, New
York city; supreme treasurer. James
o. Miller. Brooklyn. and Frank E..
Blackmore. Pittshurg. supreme medi-
cal director. Charles Fl. Buhert. Bal
timore, and Bernard r. Muse. Baiti-
more: supreme organizer, Edward
Scheffield. Brooklyn, and Avery Clark
Mccullough, Pittsburg; general coun-
sci. Olin Bryan. Philadelphia. and
NJ. Angelo Elias. New York city; SUI
preme prelate. Charles A Greer. AL
toons and Rufus W. Powell New
port News; supreme inspector, Harry
Heldelberger. Philadelphia, and L.
X. Hannum. Pottsvilie: supreme
warden, j. II. Lamkin. Richmond,
and E. F. Salada, Philadelphia: SUI
preme sentinel c. c. Donovan
Scranton. and J. d. Watkins. Scran-
ton: supreme trustees. ], T. Bestor.
Chicago. and w. f. EuppIee, Phiia~
delphia: Henry s. Beers. New York:
George A. Pettys Washington; John
McLaren, Newark. Frank L. Pierce.
fraternai congress OF America. Harry
Goldman. Baltimore: Thomas H. Cox.
New Haven, James J, Munroe.
Brooklyn, William II. Sharah, Shad-
dock.
The Admission Of Women.
The following cities will be voted on
as the place for the next meeting: AL
lentown. Pa. Asbury Park. n. j..
Tenn. Niagara Falls,
y. Y. Newark, n. j.. Cap May, n. j.,
Cleveland. Ohio, Atlantic City. y. j..
Baltimore, Md. New York city.
Supreme Conciave Officers.
Present Supreme Conclaye officers
are: Archon. Morris G. Cohen. Pitts
burg: provost, Emil Schneider. New
ark. " j.: secretary. Frank e.
Pieitner. Baltimore: treasurer James
C. Miller, Brooklyn: medical director.
Charles H. Rubert. NJ. D.. Baltimore:
organizer. Edward Sheffield, Brook
lyn; general counsel. Olin Bryan.
Philadelphia: prelate, Charles A.
Greer. Altoona, Pa: inspector, Harry
Heidelberger. Philadelphia, warder.
I. A. Cowles. Paterson, ". j.: sentinel.
C. C. Donovan. Scranton. Pa: trus-