The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
MOORE IS HON0RED
BY FELLOW MASONS
AT RALEIGH DINNER
Scottish Rite Chieftain
Praised in High Terms
By Underwood.
LEDGES SUPPORT
Has Taken Sin Out of Jour-
nalism and Put Fellowship
In," Says Editor.

Fitting tribute to Judge George
Fleming Moore. editor-in-chief OF
the Fellowship Forum and past SOW
ereign grand commander of Scot
tish Rite Masons of the Southern
jurisdiction, was paid last night by
speakers OF national prominence at
testimonial dinner given in his
honor, at the Raleigh Hotel
The high ideals for which Judge
Moore stands and his efforts TO pro-
mote Fellowship among men were
extolled by Senator Oscar w. Un-
derwood. who pledged loyal support
TO Judge Moore in his great work.
Life Of Accomplishment.
Judge Moore's life is full of ac-
complishments. accomplishments OF
doing things for humanity" Sena-
tor Underwood said.
In pledging loyal support and ap-
probation, Richard Seelye Jones.
editor of the Stars and Stripes, de-
clared that Judge Moore has taken
the sin out OF journalism and In
serted fellowship in IL.
Journalism is to strike thought
In men," Mr.. Jones said "and that
Is what Judge Moore is doing"
History of the foundation of the
Fellowship Forum and the funda-
mental principles for which IL
stands was explained by Judge
Moore In responding to the previ-
Gus addresses.
"We have a great task ahead OF
US in educating our people and Il
is our duty to see that they are
educated" he said.
The remedy for ignorance and
selfishness which we see every day
is brotherhood and fraternalism,
and through the Fellowship Forum
we have that agency to do away
with that ignorance and selfishness
and bring about a tolerance and
peace through fellowship among
men.
People of Europe are looking to
our country for leadership, looking
for leadership in fraternity"
In speaking of the fundamental
principles OF the paper of which he
is founder and editor-in-chief.
Judge Moore said that its prIn-
ciples were to Tell the truth"
Tell the facts" Avoid religious
questions" and to promote fellow
ship of all men of all religions and
races.
Judge Moore quoted the line
Peace on earth, good will toward
men," and declared in that line lies
the progress of the world.
III we can unite in the bonds OF
understanding on a spiritual plane
and spread that doctrine. we will,
need no league of nations to bring
peace to the world
Mrs. Hartman speaks.
Mrs. Borden Hartman spoke Of
the part women will play in bring
ing peace to the world and of wom-
ems intuition to make a progressive
public life.
United Masonry is going a long
not let women john" she asked.
That peace is coming, maybe
not through a league of nations.
but something along that line. and
the women will help"
The high ideals which Judge
Moore stands for were told by Dan
iel c. Roper, Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A.
Miles and Melvin d. Hildreth, while
Brig. Gen. A. A. Fries declared tha,
Judge Moore was one OF the build.
ers of the thought that is coins
ahead to make the world a better
place.
The dinner to Judge Moore was In
recognition to his Masonic service,
and in celebration of the first an
niversary of the Fellowship Forum
Worlds Best Known Mason.
Judge Moore has spent a number
Of years in the educational and fra
ternal field. being perhaps the hign
est and best-known Mason in tho
world.
He has received numerous for
eign Masonic honors in addition t,
his close and intimate afhliatioi
with the Scottish Rite. Among hi
| degrees are past sovereign granC
commander, A. and A. Scottish Rit,
Is. u; honorary sovereign grant
commander. ad vitam of the Su
preme Council of Italy: honorar,
member. Supreme Concil of France
honorary member. Supreme Council
of Canada: honorary member, Su
preme Council of England; honor
ary member. Supreme Council o
Greece
w. d. Jameson was toastmaster a
the dinner while the Rev. NJ C. Mar.
seglia, pronounced the invocation. TIL,
dinner committee was composed o.
Senator Oscar w. Underwood. chair
man: W. d. Jameson. William L
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