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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
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Secret Order Newsand Gossip I
CONDUCTED By CLAUDE NEALY. 11 ’ . ■" |
BIG CEREMONIAL SESSION
OF KNIGHTS OF KHORASSAN
WAS PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
The biff ceremonial asralon of Klbla
•Temple. Dramatic Ordsr Knlfftita of
Xboraaaan. bald recently In the Pyth
ian Caatle Hall In the Klaer bulldln*.
waa a pronounced auccnaa In ovary re-
"urn number, of votaries ware prea.
ent. many of them vlaltora from other
cltiaa and towna throughout the atata.
and the occaalon proved tl
I thorouffbly en
joyable. A bln cMae of tyroe <candi
date. I waa Initialed Into the myaterlea
of the fun produetnff order and waa
given a warm time.
The camel, the Jlffer and other
oriental “animals" were all hungry for
"freah meat,” and they wara fed In
plenty, their ravenoua appetltaa being
fully
The Journey of the caravan over Iher
hot eanAa of the Khcraaaan
made In ffood time and furnished the
candidates an experience they will'
never forget. After the "blistering'
Journey, the Candida tea wara all dad
to roach the fair Khoraaaan naaU and
elp of IU coolln* and refreehlnff liquid
Following the ceremonial a dellgnt-
ful spread waa the ardor. Bpoechao
wara made and a (eneral ffood time an.
Joyed by the hungry “dokeya/
A 7LA A 7A 7ENT, MA CCA BEES,
NOW MAKING GOOD GAINS
P«dl Camander of Lafayette Tent
of the Maccabata.
The Mecca bare are maklrui remark
able (aloe all over, the country. Prom
all ercUone coma the reporta of larffe
• lass Initiation..
The little towna and croaa
herniata have ffathared In the worthy
people In Juat aa biff proportion, aa In
the larffer cltiaa. Nor la thla ffreat
gain In memberehlp confined to any
particular part of the country.
Qeorffte and Atlanta loom up rlffht
In line with the root of them.
The Atlanta tenia—Orally. Ofi
Atlanta, and Lafayette—have all
very active tn thla movement, eepe-
which has Jtut
u
daily Lafayette tent, which haa Jtut
roads | admitted a sood class aad haa thirty-
four applications on I ha disk at pres
ent. Thla la the raault of a friendly
conteat among tho member., (tartad
by Deputy Stats -- -
... Commander
Gleason and Past Commander J. H.
Head.
FRATERNAL NEWS"
WILL SE ISSUED
AT All EARLY DATE
GRAND LODGE OF GOBBLERS
WILL BE FORMED IN MARCH
the
A Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
of Gobbler., the new eecrtt order glitch
la being orff.nlaad bare, will bo formed
In Atlanta March If.
The prorhdtMl offfie new order saw
enthusiastic over Its prospects Its
object, according to the promoters, la
to olevate morally. Intellectually ami
socially, to promote Ideal ctltienshlp,
and to can for ita members. The ritu
alistic work Is aaid to be very line,
much of It humorous.
Tho founder of tbs fraternity haa
worked untiringly for more than three
years tn order lo get the plane of or
ganisation perfected end his efforts
have been crowned with success j P„ Ragle. .
On February f a petition wee hied bekah and actlvs In all of then orders
Much Interest la being taken by the
fraternal man of Atlanta and vicinity
In the new fraternal paper (The Fra
ternal News) that will soon be pub
lished weekly In Atlanta la the Interact
and development uf all good fraternal
orders.
The project la being backed by some
of the alrnnffeat fraternal and newspa- j
per men of this vicinity. The promo- j
^ tars of this project have long seen the
of the teat-known secret order men tn need of a good, thre fraternal pepef i
with the clerk of the superior court of
Fulton county asking a charier to car
ry the movement Into effect. Tha po-
tltlon was flier
torney for tha
The petitioners are: Jl- \V. Tripp ona
thla section; J. H. Jennings, of
Arm of Jennlnga-Greaham Com
master plumbers of thla city
Gradan. connected with tha B
railway, and one of the largest proper
ty owners In Houth Georgia; Amos W,
Hmsallnn manaMP grass lha‘ '
Company,
l S - outheni
Rraaslton, manager for the'Todd Drug
Company, and praoident of Tha Ma
rietta Newa and Publishing Company;
K. A. Baugban. prominent contractor
and a member of the Grand Lodge uf
on. K. of
T. O. O. F. of Georgia, a Mason.
Red Man, Junior, Fulton Ke-
ATLANTA MASONS
HELD A SPLENDID
: AVEETING THURSDAY
LA FAYETTE TENT
WILL, ENTERTAIN
MONDAY EVENING
sttianta lodge of Masons bald a splen
did meeting Thursday night a waak
A large number of member! of the
lodge were present and much Interest
was evinced tn the proceedings. Sev
eral matters of business were given
attention.
The frllowcraft degree was conferred
on seven candidates. •
Tho Master Mason degree will be
conferred on five candidates 1' a meet
ing of the lodge next Thursuuv night.
CONESAUGA TRIBE
NAS FINE MEETING
Conesaoga Tribe No. 21, Rad Men.
“met In the wigwam with good attend
ance. The tonet waa scouted for pale
faces, but none materialised. The In
diana, after wading around In the mud
and rain, strolled back to camp, where
. they settled down to buslneea of the
tribe.
They found old Coneaauga No. 21 In
and on an up-
a flourishing condition
hUI boom, aad proud of tho honor
nlng tbs ~
Winning the prise at Cherokee'a story
telling contest and antertalnmant. They
extend their thanks to Cherokee Tribe
for thalr hospitality. At our next adop
tton we hare eight pale faces to put
through and nine applications to pass
on "8KIDDOO '
Lafayette tent. No. ft. of the Mac
cabees, wilt give a splendid entertain
ment at the hell at Marietta etreet,
corner of Pondera avenue, next Mon-
An excellent
ranged,
musical
numbers by
credent program haa been ar-
whlch wU iMIgde literary and
seiedtlaam Mg» «i*n as vocal
WOODMEN CAMPS
HOLD MEETINGS
lam Harris, Claude
Farr, Claude Moore and Unton Wood
ward. This quartet premises tn be
one of the beat In thla eternity. Sev
eral of their original sriectlons are
very entertnlnlnx.
After the entertainment splendid re
freshments will be served.
The officers and members of Lafay
ette tent extend a cordial Invitation to
all their frlenda to be with them on
thla occasion.
The following committee, which ha.
the matter In charge, la assurance
enough that thorn who attend will be
well entertained: J. Tl. Head. T. J.
Miller, C. W. Bowman. II It. Butler,
C. ft. Morris, J. A. Camp, C. C. Head.
J. W. Crowley. Arthur L. Ilnmly and
Walter Grlgge.
Daughters of America
Will Give Box Party
Buraks count'll. No. t. Daughters of
America, will give a box party for the
benefit of the degree team Tuesday
evening. February 12, In thalr hall at
the corner of Marietta and Alexander
streets All members and the public
Invited.
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ASK THE MAN
to whom you give your
next order of printing
to place the Union
label on it.
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this ad can.
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P. O. Box 266
HIGHMACCABEE OFFICIAL
WILL SOON VISIT A 7L ANT A
Dr. L. E. Staler. Of Port Huron. Mich.,
supreme recordkeeper of the Knights
of tho Maccabees, will ba in Atlanta
February j»., (
As this la tho first tints that Supreme
Recordkeeper Slater haa ever visited
thla part of tho BodUl. tho Marcabooq
of Georgia and Atlanta art vary much
Interested In hla visit.
Dr. fllsler. while he la a compara
tively young man, haa been Identified
with the Maccabees a long lima. In
Hla Aral connection with the Macca
bees he held various offices with hla
local lent In hla native city, Toledo.
When the great camp of Ohio, one- of’
the nine Jurisdictions of the Maccabees
that haa state organisations, was form
ed several year* ago. Dr. Staler was
—recordkeeper (stale secre
tary). •
A few Fears after this ha was elected
supreme flnance keeper, aad at the Use
supreme convention, of the Maccabees
he woe elected lo the exalted and re-
anrufbla office of
koaptr.
In addltlod to being a shrewd bust-
1« nn esrrllsat speak v
and one of the moat popular men In
the entire order.
MBHocal tea
The I
have decided
Supreme Recordkeeper Slater (hay M
have a monster clao* Initiation and In
vito him to give the secret work to the
tents of lbs Maccabees
that «s a compliment to
irdkaaper Staler they will
Deputy Stale Commander W. D.
Gleason, who la looking utter this aids
of tho matter, predicta that there will
bo mors than on# hundred .members In
the class.
ABSOLUTE SECURITY
GmitH CARTER’S LITTLE LITER HUS gut bur
ftnwii surtwfr
MMrCure
’ BILIOUSNESS.
SICK HEAOACHC.
TORPID LIVER.
FURRED TONOUf-i
i INDIGESTION
' CONSTIPATION
DIZZINESS. '
SALLOW SKIN
ARTERfS
IffLE
IVER
PILLS:
fW TOUCH tha LIVER EE
CtnuJnu Wrapper Printed on
BSD PAPER SLACK LETTERS
Look Par UW Signature
FRANK F. SMITH ASSOCIA TED
WITH THE FRA TERNAL NE WS
for the Southeastern states, and with
this end In view have got some of the
etrongeat men In moat of the fraternal
orders Interested.
A partial Hat of those back of tha
movement Includes;
O. A. Flodlng, F. F. Smith. M. D.
nieflaon. L. F. Mllllran, James L. May-
son. M. M. Turner, C. C. CHIIelt. M. II.
Abbott, Sam W. Small, J. J. Brown,
Lao Freah. Arthur Hals, John R. Wilk
inson. A. L. Curtis. B. Lao Smith. New
man Laser. Georgs H. Sima. Carl
Hutchinson. A. C. Polk, Allen J. Toung,
Arnold Broyles, Henry M. Wood, John
S. Cook. 8. D. McAllister, Joseph A.
Freedman, Harry Constancy, ■ Mrs. J.
J. Brown. Mrs. Georgia Wilson. J. W.
Sower, If. E. Lawahe. M. C. Strtcktand.
W. 8. Watr. L. L. Stllwell. M. D. Fow
ler, S. O. Boatfleld. C. W. Harris, C. H.
Max Oppenhelm. C. A. Loop.
Shannon. J. T. Parker, B. W.
W. ■Wilson. H. J. Wtnr
T. W.
. Lord, I.
in. f) it. Buttles,
W. B. Stewart. Oerdog^tv^J. R. Har-
rta. Ik D. Lowe
Beech Camp No. 141. Woodmen of
the World, held a very Intereetlnff
meeting Monday evening.
One candidate waa Initiated and
three Applications for membership were
acted on.
Sovereign Crlm. from Charlotte, hue
placed hie membership with this oamp.
Sovereigns LsVert and Johnson vis
ited the camp and were given a cordial
reception. Dr. J. L Hull waa alto pres
ent. .
C. Root Camp No. 10 has several
candidates to Initiate next Wednesday
evening, and several applications to act
Tlta sovereign* seem to enjoy the
meetings, as the attendance Is good.
Frank F. Smith, the well-known and popular secret order tnan, has
associated himself with The Fraternal News, the new secret order
paper to bo published In Atlanta, and has been chosen general repre
sentative of the enterprise.
Mr. Smith has assumed active
Charge of hla duties, and Is enetgel-
IcaUy at work In the Interest of tho
He will begin at once ef-
cmnpftto tlta Hat af stock and
will ulto taka charge of the sub
scription lists. Mr. Smith will main
tain hla office temporarily In the Red
Men’e Wigwam, Is Central avenue.
Mr. Smith Is,one of the beat known
fraternal order men In this section
and will add much strength to the
new publication. Hla many friends
are elated over the tact that he ie to
take an active Interest In tha new
kpnpec-
The Fraternal Nava will be wel
comed among the members of all the
aetifet orders. It will be dbvoted en
tirely to newe and goaalp in the fra
ternal world, and every Shrlner who
Journeye acroce the burning sands,
every Mason who la butted by the
lodge goat, every Elk who dona the
antlers—In short, every wearer of a
secret order emblem, will find some
thing of Interest. Much of the newa may be* “all Greek" to the ousalder.
but will have an Interest of Ita own to the man who la “on the Inside."
BIG BE A VER DAM FORMED
IN CIIY OF CHATTANOOGA
MAXIMS OF FRATERNAL WORLD j
Keep a-smlllng.
Tou con not expect everything to
come your way.
bora of other orders aa well os those
of hla own order.
Statistics show that tho majority of
United action between tho officers
and active members of a good lodge
the men who. lapse thalr membership
In the fraternal order* do so In the
first year of tbolr membership.
It Is a poor consolation to a poor
widow to look over the lapsed certifi
cate that her late hueband left her u
a memento of hie brief membership In
the order he wae afraid would not lost.
A certificate In a good fraternal
order Is a guarantee to a man's chil
dren that they will not be members >f
a charitable Institution.
The active fraternal man eoon num
bers among hie friends the active mem-
given the stranger within oar gates.
He may he from a distance and a
cheerful welcome wUI let him know
that he Is among true friends.
Selecting delegatee to represent your
lodge at the next convention of your
order 1* on important matter and the
faithful qualified member who haa the
best Interests of your order and lodge
at heart should be the man to repre
sent your lodge there.
M. D. GLEASON.
*
APPAUCHA TRIBE
DOING GOOD WOflKi
TO CONFER DEGREES
Appalacha tribe. No. SI. Red Men,
Is doing much work this term. It will
give the hunter's and warrior's degree
next Thursday's sleep.
The membership Is attending every
meeting and nlvlnff Sachem Charley
| Bedford their support. W. F. Griffin.
• the new collector of wampum, la filling
j his slump tip-top.
JOHN A. LAMBERT.
President of the Chattanooga dam
of Beavers. Mr. Lambert la a
native af Atlanta and haa many
friends here.
LADIES OF MACCABEES
GROWING IN NUMBERS
• Jenifer hive. No. 7, Ladles of the
Maccabees, held n pleasant review
Tuesday nigh: Refreshments were
served by Ladle* t'happellc and Mor
ale and were very much enjoyed. The
hive Is doing well and members con
tinue to come In.
Committees have been appointed for
special work, and a pleasnut hot, Spir
ited contest Is assured.
AH Maccabees are Invited to he
present next Tuesday night. Members
af the hive extend congratulations to
l-ady Commander Hoffman, on the ar
rival of n young sir knight at her home
last Monday.
Ladles Rruinhy and Ptnnelto con
tinue to Improve.
AH members are requested to be on
hand Tuesday night.
WILL CONFEB DEGBEE
IN AMPLIFIED FOBM
FOR CHIPPEWA TRIBE
The degree team of Comanche Tribe
No. {. J. o. R. M, Fill visit Chippewa
Tribe No. SO. next Tuesday sleep, at
the Red Men's 'Wigwam, on Central
avenue, tar tho parpooo of conferring
the warrior’s tl agree In ampttfled form.
I'omanchFa team has dults a reputa
tion for wort In fjjile degree and
large attendance la expected to witness
this ceremony. All qualified Red Men
are Invited.
STATESBORO MASONS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
Slates boro. a*.. Feb. Statesboro
Chapter No. t>, Royal Arch Masons, at
the regular meettng elected the follow
ing officers:
Dr, A. J. Mooney, high priest
J. M. Jones, kjng. s
J E Drown, scribe
Brooks Him mans, C. of II
W. 8. Pretoria*, treasurer
D. B. Rlffdqn. secretory.
A. J. Morris. P. R
M * Grimes, ft. A. U
L. M. Ethridge, H. at third V.
J. L. Hutchinson, M. or second V.
8. A. Rogers, M. of flrst V.
T. A. Waters, sentinel.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
C. H. NELSON,,District Deputy
131 SPRING STREET
Atlanta, tig., January 30. 1807.
Mr. ('Untie Nealy, FXIitor Fraternal Order Depart maul. UcorKtati:
* Hear Sir ami Brother: We have more than 40,000 Woodmen in Georgia and adjoining
at a tea. and I should be pleased tn know that, sometime in the near future, each and evert) one
of them is reading The Georgian daily, aa ita influence for good ia felt wherever it is read.
Doubtless moat of the better class of people ftp our country will ipon be reading The Geor
gian regularly. Sincerely yours, C. H. NKLflON,
Diuriet Deputy, W. t>. W . 131 Spring Bt.
Special m The Osenriaa.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Pah. I.—Tha
Chattanooga dam of Beavers was or
ganised here recently with ' the
largest charter list of any order ever
instituted In this section of the etatr.
Hon. Ben T. Brock, of Trenton, Go..
re prevented the wuprtrr.c president at
the tagfansdtoti M tllt Chattanooga
dam and waa tbs raciplabt of many
compliments upon tha way ba con
ducted the Installation. Mr. Brock was
assisted by Deputy Supreme Organiser
E. W. Tapp, of Atlanta: B. W. English,
of Birmingham. J. A. Connelly, of
Rome, Go., and J. W. Hall, of Birm
ingham.
The d
dam elected the following »rn.
J. A. Lambert, president.
C. M. Harrington, vice president.
Sam T. Light, past president.
Joe Seagal, chaplain.
Tony Haul, treasurer.
R. E. O'Farrell, secretary.
J. A. Connolly, gnfda.
E, L. Mssa*ngala, guordtan
J. A. Motan. sentinel.
D. C. Morris, medical examiner.
Trustees: Tear term. J. H. Rltrv;
two year term, Ben Oolite; three ymr
term, J. M. Wheeler.
The dam will go Into quarters of its
a hands
own and open i
dsome dub shortly.
BEATITUDES OF WOODCRAFT
Do good to nil.'
Think before speaking. Hear before
Judging. Curb an angry tongue. Be
kind lo the dletreaeed. Visit the sick.
Cheer the sorrowful. Ask portion fur
wrongs committed. Stop ears to all
oporto. Be merclf
raternal. Be brotherly to all man-
fratar
kind. Show your love for wife, chil
dren and home. Observe those and tx
happy. SOVEREIGN VISITOR
MARIETTA KNIGHTS
SELECT OFFICEHS
FOR PRESENT TERM
By LBN C. BALDWIN,
ffperisl ts The Georgian.
Marietta, Ga_ Fab. (.—At the last
meeting In December. of Marietta
Lodge No. 1(2. Knights of Pythias, tha
following officers were alaeted to aervs
the lodge the coming term:
ccrothtcre
J. E. Massey, V. C.
A. H. Sheppard, prelate.
E. L. Robertson, M. at R
R. H. Hutchinson, K. R. i
and 9.
J. H. Kuhlman. M. of F.
J. P. Chaney, M. of E.
W. T. Macher, L G.
W. a Kelly, O. U.
Chancellor Commander C. C. Grist
Is working hard lo moke this tha ban
ner term for Marietta Lodge. He 1* a
prominent merchant in Marietta and
one of the best posted secret order men
in this section. He la always present
and will moke a fine chancellor
Marietta Lodge Is In a prosperous
condition, and at each meeting candi
dates are In waiting. There Is a strong
movement on toot here to organise a
uniform rank company of K. of P.
COUER DE LION
FULTON LODGE, 32,
MAKING PLANS TO
RECEIVE BIG CLUB
Fulton Lodge No. It, Odd Pillows. Is
preparing to taka In ona of the blgte-'
clubs at members over received by a
lodge of that order In Atlanta.
Tha dub now numbers U applicant
and may reach (0 before ttla degrees
are conferred. — ...
The lodge, at an enthusiastic meet
ing Friday night, made preparation* for
taking In the big dub. The members if
the lodge are very much elqted over tlu>
prospective addition to the member
ship.
Fulton Lodge Is In n prosperous con
dition and has line prospects. The offi
cers all evince much Interest In tho
affalra of tha lodge and there Is much
enthusiasm among the members.
The more Important stations of the
lodge are filled by the following well-'
known Odd Fellowa:
Noble Grand—W. B. Bradbury.
Vtoe Grand—Don Akin.
Recording Secretary—J. R. McMI-
chael.
Financial Secretary—Charles. Kim
ball.
Warden—M H. Cooper.
Conductor—E. A. Boughn.
t.'ousr de Linn commandery
Templars held
Knights
regular meeting
Monday night.
Pie degree wsfc conferred on
The Mini
several candidates,
once was present.
A large attend-
LODGEENTERTAINMENT
ON THURSOAY NIGHT
Clara Rtksksh lodge. No. 22, Inde
pendent ‘ Order of Odd Fellows, - met
Thursday night, and enjoyed a splen
did entertainment.
The Columbian Phonograph Compa
ny aided In the concert. The fullowing
program was rendered:
Music—Columbian phonograph.
Music, "Moonlight on tho Hudson''—
Mr. Marshall Todd.
Recitation. “Pater Sorgum In Love"—
Mrs Hammett.
Music—Columbian phonograph.
Recitation. "Bljahs Story"—Julia
Dobbs.
Music, "gong of Heaven"—Mies Lena
Reavea.
Reading, "Tho 'Jlnera.'"—Mrs. Ham
mett.
Bocttathm. "A Telegraph Moorage"—
Thereon Btruppa.
Music—Columbian phonograph.
Recitation. "Mammy’s Bobs"—May-
btllf Elrod.
Music. "Old Kentucky Home"—Mr.
IHuvtwH Todd.
Recitation. "Betty at the Party"—
Thelma Dobbs.
Mask-—Mira Laura Read.
Recitation. "My Oread mother's
Turkey "—Mrs. Hammett.
Music, -invery Waves"—Mr. Mar
shall Todd.
Song. "Chicken Bong"—May belle El.
Maslc—Columbian phonograph.
Rod tattoo, "Jesus. Lover of My Soul"
—MU* Annie May Reeve*.
kfualc. "Home, Sweet Homo "—Mr.
Ms re ho II Todd.
MEETING NOTICE.
Regular meeting of Gate City Hhr.
No. 4. Ladles of the Maecabeos. Monday
evening 7:10, 122 Psochtreo. All Mac
cabees welcome.
TANKS,
TOWERS,
PUMPS
Also Kewanee Pneumatic
Water-Supply
DUNN MAOHDTEBY
COMPANY,
54 Marietta Street,
Atlanta.
Phone 1761.