Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-22
WO0DMEN ELECT APPLECATE
 HEAD CONSUL
Mrs. Lula MarkWell Grand
 Guardian of Circle.
PLAN SANITARIUM
 FOR TUBERCULAR
unanimously Adopted Resolutions Endorsing Wilson and League
 oi Nations.

The chief business of the session of the Woodmen of the World yes- terday was the election of officers. H. W. Applegate of Jonesboro, was elected head consul by majority of 6S votes over C. E Brown, of Wesson Jim Carroll of E Dorado, was elected head advisor by accla- nation. Joe Decker, of Revenden Springs, was elected head banker by exclamation as were T. w. McDan- iel, of Boughton, and H. G. Hollen- beck, Eonoke, head clerk and head escort, respectively; A. J. Leslie. of Leslie. head watchman: Sid Gill, of GuerdOn, head sentry
 Among the resolutions submitted yesterday morning and referred to the committee on resolutions was one submitted by the members of the Newark camp, for the establishment of sanitarium for the treatment of members of the lodge afflicted with tuberculosis The location was not named Another resolution submitted was one levyng tax of $1.00 on each member in the state to provide a fund for loaning money to members for the purchase of farms. Another resolution provided for an indorse- ment of the administration of retir- ing Head Consul Farrar Newberry and other officers. A resolution en- dorsing President Wilson, and his plan for league of nations was unanimously adopted.
 Circle Elects,
 The WOodmen Circle met yester- day afternoon and elected the follow ing officers:
 Grand Guardian, Mrs. Lula A. Markwell. of Little Rock
 Grand Advisor, Mrs. Nora Gould of Argenta.
 Grand Clerk, Mrs. Nal Fentress, of Fort Smith; unanimous.
 Grand Banker, Mrs. IT. May Cliff ton, of Little Rock
 Grand Chaplain. Mrs. Addie Reed, of Pine Bluff
 Grand Attendant, Mrs. Jennie Gar rett. of Little Rock.
 Grand Assistant Attendant, Mrs. Mary Lee Barnett, of Fl Dorado.
 Name Committees.
 The following committees were named yesterday morning.
 Charity-W. H. Crisp, Higginson; J. E. Clark, Marion; J. F. Brewster. Cane Hill; -. -. Beavers, Hatties- vile; C. D. Thompson, Ashdown.
 Credentials-T. IT. Stokes, Fort Smith; Joe Hall, Walnut Ridge: Wash Hutson, Hope; Charles Ewell, Rubison; Bob Harris, Melbourne.
 Fraternal Relations Edgar Talley. Emerson; M. l.. Regotte, Fordyce: J. P. Jones, Mineral Springs; w. H. Farnhart, Jonesboro; Henry Slayton, Magnolia.
 Good of the Order-James Carroll. Fl Dorado; D. J. Smith, Hilton; Will Bowen. Rover; R. A. Baird, Morrill, ton; c. R. Gordon, Holly Grove.
 Juvenile-R. T. Simmons, Newport: Hugh Miller, Bald Knob; o. E. Perry, Pine Bluff; J. H. McPherson. Star City; Walter McDaniel, Swifton
 Log Rollings-W H. Evans. Benton; P. K. Toler, Peach Orchard; B. B. Sta- ton, Wilmot: l. w. Cobb, Bearden: w. c. Tyson, Stephens.
 Lapsations-W. B. Doolittle, Barring Cross; J. A. Green, Minturn; J. F. Speer, Atkins; w. J. Hopkins, Pal- myra; J. w. Carter, Wing.
 Memorials-W. l.. Jett, Little Rock; Bob Wade, Ozark; w. c. IHaskins, New Edinburg; George Garner, Amity; T. D. Hale, Calico Rock.
 Mileage and Per Diem-A. c. Kelly, Stamps; John Carmical. Malvern; R. E. Russell, Harley.
 Monuments-Hugh Mccain, Arkan- sas City; T. J. West, Ris0n: Jesse Hays, Okolma; c. w. Barver, Marvel; J. F. Hawkins, Scotland. Medical Examination-C. c. Gun nells, Mena; E. R. King, Ben Lom- ond; T. w. McDaniel. Boughton. Resolutions-L. D. Smith, Tucker man; John Healy, Little Rock: Mike Pope, Nashville; D. E. Woodul, Sher- idan; David BOwris, Pocahontas.
 Sovereign Visitor-P. B. DOugan, Blytheville; Lee Bullow, Dover; F. Hatley, Rosston; T. D. Halle, Calico Rock; J. R. Frerr, Louis Bayou. l Uniform Rank-H R. Hollenben. Lonoke; Charles Harmon, Conway; LeRoy Culpepper, Faith; J. B. Good i win, Little Rock; D. D. Gardners Hamburg.
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