Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-31
ROYAL ARcANuM
Suspension of Members and Lapsed
Certificates Source of Loss


Thu suspension Of members and lapsed
certificates are fruitful sources Of loss Of
membership, and this has always been q
problem in fraternal experiences. difficult
of solution. While lapses In all forms OF
insurance are admittedly source OF profit
from financial viewpoint, from the fra.
ternal aspect every effort should be made
to avert such a condition. enlist tho in
terest Of the new member, retain his ac-
tivlty and make him permanent, In
tcgral part OF the great fraternal move
ment to which he has given allegiance.
supreme Regent Samuel NJ: HoaE, OF Mount
Vernon y, Y. in an. official circular %
means BY which % hold new members in the
has been made to secure . candidate and duly
initiate him. councs and members should
frcducni attendance
Personal interest and attention should ,,,Is Bs
Pc madc 10 have him assume 2 part of The
'rhns feeling personal fesnons6iilty. there
may be hone y nropslnE his enthuslastiG In
A. Ven phrassd by ths saprsmTSs Regent,
iEln In securing new member
Moql9y might Integrity Council held the
The meeting was well attended MANY Or the
tho EqS &eaS TsG 81 s shS%n SSanG Ms NG' EiefSS Roed
nrJSd@nt rJ 6,f Of t The ladies' AyX@llsry @ attended
sll'i 'NNllll'N Nllt NNTkluGs OF TINS bOflelN Wllu
%ySs 55Rs Of 81 h6 'rT rEG6phs 'fSGiro,s aSis o
fortunate In n PrSap3F' securing the r. S psrycss o
Who ma5e 9'oa one s"Ss Ma Soaen S@r9 5dr%sss
f2sf "a E + F'ST RcUSs 9a ssG aG
WmScr, ,"S SsssSi GSiB 81 brother p rove Of PENN
H@s Ssaoo" &%HSy oy oIcF f3'f4 for g &Ss'f%GRE
s' aSrpa wH'ss n sappJ NM 6oS
icnIarlE when presenting some deserving otti;
pSrored d by 0fi Rim SSon RrntEr GTE
The whole affair rShcG!ed credit upon Grand
Trustee william L. Young. the master of
ceremonies
held Wednesday evening, in Fraternity Hail;
were TG duty % nstscf FOR "'Ey c STFsT
year; Regent Harry F. Hake; vice regent,
gas ] recent FrcICrc& Pai%y; sceretary Charles
$, Rapn9por, fGr. The eleventh Gonsecutiye
Shth term: Treasurer, @ Maurlcc XiSun, 70 FOR the the
@ @no ''F 'mcy y"ip'h hSran mn'oI9rS WmTcn nInSS MInSon
Ior&ing: scqn,ry. George stevenson; trustees A
rhS Inst Installation crremonScs %ErI sT We're err i CAREFULLY
conducted by District Deputy Charles g.
Erowcrt, assisted by Grand Guide Richard H.
THIS council s widely known as tho. Naval
its mGmbCshP Which IN IN one eSS way or anothSr
Is, connected with the navy yard. at League
During, tho past year the council has en-;
current year indicate continued development
February 81 delegation Of members will
make a fratcrnal visit to Chester Council.
The state of Illinois according to official
reports leads all other jurisdictions in the
number Of candidates reported for December.
For October. November and December the
state loads all other Jurisdictions by 1904
candidates
philadelphia Council. No 2o3 met in the
Parkway Building. Broad and Cherry streets
Tuesday evening. After the regular trnnSac-
tlou Of business tho members were entertained
with a stag card marty. Two membership
teams were uaugurntcd headed bv tho vice
regent Ed. Evans. and supreme Representa-
tive Newton T., ROcdel, and the others by
Thurman Knorr the orator. and alternate
supreme Representative !. Dallas smith.
evening with president Fred. T.. Stake In the
chair, There was an application for admission
to the hospital from Oakdalc Council read. The
usual form OF business was transacted.