The Pulaskian., 1917-01-12
BRILLIANT MEETING
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 Continued from Page Il.
 Theo Probst; recorder, G. A. Moser Sr; financier, G. c. Leimer; treasurer Joe Jung; guide, Nathan Dreyfus; in side watchman. w Mooser; outside watchman, B. Rinke
 John R. Frazer Lodge No. A, Levy Past master workman, L. B. Was son; master workman, Manuel Fisk; foreman, Mrs Mollie Wasson; over seer, w. r. Stanley; recorder-finan- ciew, J. A. Wasson; treasurer, E. L.. Stanley; guide, George Morgan; inside watchman, H. J. Kresse; outside watchman, Frank Mozzochini
 Jacksonville Lodge No. 102, Jack sonville-Past master workman, Jas. NJ Ray; master workman, Ivey c. Spencer; foreman, Dale Johnson; everseer. Clyde Paty; recorder-fnan- cier, J. H. Ramsey; treasurer, Miss Maude Earls; guide Robert Henry; inside watchman. Joe Beale; outside watchman, Sam Adkins.
 Olmstead Lodge No. S1, Little Rock Past master workman. ]. J. Office; master workman, J. B. Merritt; fore man, J. A. Stanley; overseer. U. V. Roberts; guide, R. D. Blazer; record CT, J. F. Arlington; financier, A. P Davenport; inside watchman, J. s. Williams; outside watehman. H. A. Dehmer; physician. M. E. Stanley
 England Lodge No. 112-Past mas ter workman, D. J. c. Chenault; mas ter workman, Frank N. Henderson; foreman, Fred Mitchell; oyerseer. George Brodie; guide, H. T. Smith; recorder, s. Davis; inside watchman, Dan Swain; outside watchman, Wilse Tolson; treasurer, Dr. s. s. Beatty.
 The officers of Cato lodge were the only ones who had been expected that did not come. There were present delegations of Workmen from Stut,- gart, Searcy and other points,
 Following the installation there was a reception to the state, county and city officials who are members of the order Not all of them were present on account of other engagements, but the complete list is given below:
 Governor-elect c. H. Brough, Secre- tary of State Earle w. Hodges, sSecre- tary of State-elect T. J. Terral. State Auditor M. F. Dickinson, State Audi tor-elect Hogan Oliver. Associate Jus tice Carroll D. Wood, Attorney-elect Jno D. Arbuckle, Superintendent of Public Instruction Jno. L. Bond, State Treasurer R. c. McDaniel Agrieultur- al Commissioner Jno. H. Page, State Bank Commissioner Jno. M. Davis, State Humane Officer w M. Rankin. Railroad Commissioners ]. E. Wood and Herbert l.. Wilson. Rate Expert H. M. Gregory of the Railroad Com mission. Deputy Agricultural Commls sioner Jno. c. Small, County Judge Lee Miles, Chancellor ] E. Martjneau, Prosecuting Attorney M tE. Dunaway, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Harry c. Hale, Sheriff w c. Hutton, Circuit Clerk J, s Maloney, Chancerv Clerk w. s. Boone, Treasurer M. E. Akin. Coroner s. P. Vaughter, Constable R k. Allnutt, Deputy County Clerk R G. Pillow C. s. Pettus, superintend- ent County Hospital, and all deputies who are members; Mayor Charles E. Taylor, City Collector James Lawson. Aldermen !. H. Hollis, Clio Harper. and R. c. Powers.
 Following this there was an inter- esting program including several num- Ders by the Plantation Four; hu- morous reading by Mrs. L. E. Hofr- man. "A Lecture on Her Ser"; a pa- fr'ofic reading by Miss Iris Arm strcng, The Colors." All concluded with plate luncheon served by the management of the Hotel Marion.