The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-09

Checks 90
Error in Bank Balance. (1917
Refunded Dept. Fees ...............-.-....lO.OO
Interest on McF'lowers Note.......-6S.OO
Mortgage Loans ..-.......-.---...-........-359.00
June 80, 1919 (Deficit) ...-......-...6,4O4.H
$1OS,744.S6
Faithfully yours,
s. S. REID, CT G.. D.
Following the c. G.. s.. The treas
urer reported and we append the
figures below as read by him:
RECONCILIATION and Daugh-
ters Of Tabor
H. l.. Smith, G. G.. T.
First State Bank and Trust Co.
Waco, Texas
July 20, 1918. Balance in
ank
Total Money Received Dur
ing Year -...--..:.-....-----.,-.,-..-.llS'toS'Vl
Grand Total Monies Reed. 6,439.27
Grand Total Monies Pd out.-122,553.S4
July 22nd. 1919, balance In
bank ..............-.----.-.-.--.... 'ooo'So
Amount Outstanding Drafts
Approximately
Reports on New Money
Total Disbursements for Fis-
cal Year New Money! 122.553.34
July %, 1919, balance..-.-.....----.1S,SS5.sS
s1s6,4S9.27
Na,,, Monav Denosited Dur
ing Fiscal Year .......,...-.-.$119,7 5S.O1
Immediately following the Treasur-
err. the Grand Auditor, Sir A. j..
Kirkpatrick rendered his report
which did not agree fully with either
of the other two reports, and as a
result the whole matter went be-
fore the committee on Fiscal affairs.
This was busy day and when
the reader lears hat only two brief
recesses were taken between a.
m. and II p. M, he may know that
there was some interest in what was
going on to be heard.
Thursday.
The Thursday session of the Grand
Temple and Grand Tabernacle was
called to order at $3.50 a. m. The
audience sang he opening song with
zest. ''This May Be the Last Time,
/ Don't Know"
The night before the convention
heard the reports of chief grand
scribe, grief grand treasurer and
Chief Grand Medical Directors.
The medical directors report in
part is as follows:
Number OF applicants received
Males 1865, females 1905; total 1870.
Applicants accepted-Males 1888,
females 1919; total 1917.
Applicants rejected-Males 1T, fe-
males 226; total 1853.
Applicants reconsidered and ac-
cepted after once being rejected
Males 20, females 70; total 80.
Applicants withdrawn. 265.
The day was largely spent in a
soldemn memorial out OF respect In
n solemn memorial respect to the
late lamented Sir C. e. w. Day. A
special pogram was drafted.
The late afternoon was spent in
hearing reports and in otherwise put
ting on the finishing touches.
The election was rollicking at
fair with plenty OF pep and ginger.
Sir S. A. Jordan, the supreme head
OF the order In the world, came in
Thursday night something after 8
O'Clock, just as the hour struck Tor
the election of officers.
AT the announcement Of the COM
ing Of the chief, there was wild
cheering and patting Of hands. With
all the ancient ceremonies he was
ush cred in and the machinery OF
the Granu Session halted to do hon.
or to the occasion.
Sir Jordan made remarks, declaring
that Sir C. E. w. Day, the deceased
chieftain, and Sir s. s. Reid, who was
still in flesh, were pioneers in build
ing the order; that the time had been
when the Grand Session would have
been lost In one corner Of the pres
ent sitting. lie counselled program
ress. but at the same time declared
that we must not forget the men who
made Tabor what it is.
Sir j. s. Adair was elected by &c
clamation. One Sir Knight said ht
wanted to nominate somebody against
him, but the clamors for Sir Adail
were deafening one Knight OF robust
lung declaring that the Knight who
was trying to bring in a new name
to oppose Sir knight Adair oughn't
to have done It.
Sir Knight ]. w. Reynolds wa:
elected to the Vice station over
few donhtful candidates, several o.
nom withdrew, while one, DR.. Hun
ter. tnsiated on walking through
slaughter house where he filled OF
open grave.
In the Women's Section Mrs. #. L
Lavender Of Smithville came to tax.
the place OF DIR. w. S. Denton, Y
@. II. p, of Fort Worth.
Another interesting race was thu
contest for Grand Auditor. Kirpa
trick was elected: Herbert also ran
Newly Elected Oficersi
J. S. Adair, c. G. NJ, corsicana
M IA Rice, G. H. p, Marshall; ,
w. REYNOLDS, v. G. NJ. Denton: +
4 Lavender, v. G. Fl. p, Smithville
g 8. Reid. C. G. S. MARSHALL. s. 2
Gordon, C. G. Rec, Houston; H. l
Smith. Rec. Treas, Waco; Q. a
Raiiey. G. P. p, Galveston; J. Ad'
Reefs. @. O. NJ, Dallas: A. r. Dite
q o.. Glen Flora; A. Marshall, G
q p. Galveston; Nora Cole, @.
q Dallas; w. II. jackson, Bdito'
Bryan: Dr.. J. W. FrIcia. Q. N. Ok