The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-28

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Robert E. Ramsey, New Orleans,
La; Jacob C. Koch, Flint, Mich:
John H. Cox, Cleveland. Ohio, and
c. A. Peaster, Portland, Ore.
Reports of trustees. grand treas
urer and grand secretary were ap-
proved, after the address of the
grand monarch, which was in print
ed form had been considered. and
portions of it referred to commit
tees for report later
The grand monarch reported that
he had granted dispensations for
new grottoes at Salem, Ore.
Youngstown, Ohio, Pittsfbeld,
Mass, Enid. Okla, Norwich, Conn,
Cheyenne, Wyo., Huntington, West
Va, Sedalia, Mo-, Minneapolis,
Mimi. st. Petersburg, Fla; Allan
tic City, n. J., Ardmore, Okla, Ok
mulgee, Okla, and Bridgeport,
Conn.
In the discharge of his duties he
stated he had travelled over So
600 miles, Witnessed 81 ceremon-
ials, attended 10 business sessions.
minstrel performance and a pic
mic
Edward A. Southall, John P.
Listman and A. n. Lefevre, grand
trustees, reported receipts for in
vestment during the year of SIS
5421S.
The balance on hand last June
1, was 500, 544.79. Present invested
funds amount to $119.OS6.97, to
which is added the cost price of Of
flee furniture and other property
at Hamilton, N. Y, amounting TO
$4,124.31
Charles NJ. Cotton, grand treas
urer, reported receipts of 4zis.-
5S8.17. including a balance on hand
June 1, 1921 of S73,462.26. He had
drawn orders during the year for
| a total of $735l413. leaving a bal
ance on hand, June l, 1922 or 9Ie.-
| O7404.
Sidney D. Smith, grand secre-
tary. reported a total membership
of 1925 May 81, 1922. Fifteen
new grottoes had been instituted
during the year, and the secretary
stated that with new additions the
membership was in reality about
! 10000. His total receipts for the
] year had been $80,736.61.
The convention voted to rein
state and restore Mithra grottO,
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