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ALAflAJA-(Wetorn DlßrIct)-OoQ, W. l'balin (29x8), Geo. W. MARYLANI)-(1a8Lorn DI8trlct)-GûDrgO R, .Tohnon (27795), Qorgo R.

Phalin Lumber Co TuiCa1ooM, Ala -

Johnaon Wholesale Lumber. ]Cnlckerbockor Bldg BaItImoro Md.

ALABíUM-(ConLraI Dtotrlct)-W A. Hammond .(91&2), Hornxnond MEXICO-(SOUthOTfl DBtrIct)-E. O. Jarrot Apartado No. 406, Taon-

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ALAflAMA-($ouhorn Dlotrlct)-S, K. Taylor (10368), S. K. Taylor M1C1iIGAN-(OUth08t0rfl DlotrIct)-A. T, Allan (19O) Allan Broth-

Lurnijor Co, Mobile Ala.oro Detroit Mich,

ALBERTA, CANM)A-(8outhCrfl l)latrlCt)-40hfl J. Noloon (13811), MZOl[IOAN--(Wosterfl Dlstrlct)-WlIllam Fanaatt (26&SZ). Socrotarr.

Cuthly & Noloon, Calgary. Alberta. .

Folgar Lumbar & Timbor Co. Michigan TruE Bldg., Grand

ALIIERTa%, CANAIh%-(Northern DÌtrlot)-A. J. MaoDOnald (23311),Rapidø. Nich.

D, R. Fraoor & Co , Edmonton, Alberta,ll8SlSSlPrZ-(Ort110rfl Dhtrlct)-M. M. Ellodgo (26427), !, M. El-

/iIIIZONA-,TOhfl À luhnisoii (21980) Stato of Arizona. Johnaan & Kochslodge Lumber Co. Corinth, Miaø.

Phoenix, Ari,.M1SSISS1l:r1-(southcrn Dlstrlct)-S, T. Batten (27714), Secretary-

AUKANI4AS-J. F. Wobotor (24701) Secretary. Arkaneae AeOn of Loon- -

Treasurer MloioIppl Pine Aeooclatlon, Eattleaburg, Mice.

bor ilcaicro 827 Southern Trod l3idg Little flocl, AriO. JIIISSOUIII-(EahItorn Dietrict)-W P. Andoreon (17862), PresIdent,

AusTRAL,sIA-wiiiInm G. Boorfl)ftn (106), Berlin Machiflo Works.Gideon-Anderson Lumber Co, St. Louis, Mo.

SIdooy N. H. W., Australia. ,MONTANA-(Eaotorn Diotrict)-R, M. Yaw (23724), Strum & Yaw,

BItITISIf COLVMIØA-(C000t flitrici)-i. A. dg000mb0 (25867) Groat Faii Mont.

Kditur rnciilo Coast Lumbormon, Vancouver, B, C.MONTANA-(Wcotorfl Diotrict)-FrOd D. Becker (20010) Montuna Luon-

Francisco Bay DiotriCt)-C. StoWoil Smith (21846),ber Manufacturera AssocIation, iCalispell, Mont,

Secretory, Cnlifotflia Whito & Sugar Pino Manufacturers Ass's, NEIIRASKA-Fred P. McCormick (1881), Fred P, McCormick Omaha.

do Coil Betiding San lrancieco, Cal. Nob.

(JALIEOJtNIA(i4Il Vlogo Dietrict>-lfarrY 1)onn White (14208), 'Neat- NEVIeI)A-C. C, Dridgnian (12128), Agent, Verdi Lumber Co., Reno.

orn lumber Co San Diego, Cal. Nov.

Valley 1)Iotrict)-b'. IC. Conner (25932) NEW YORK-(insiern Diotrict)-Phiiip L. Siilman (21152), Secretary

Ainrincor. Sacramento Lumber Co. Sacramento, Coi, Astoria Veneer Millo & Dock Co., Long Island City, N, .

(iAl,IEORM,t(Sftfl Joaquin Valicy Dieirict)-000. A. Cottroii (26418) roitrfl CAR0LINA-(stato North Caroiina)-Ooo. L. ForesterVelico Lumber Co,, Fresno, Loi, (286&7). Aneon G, Detta So Co. AhoviiIo, N. C.

(jAl.IFOltNlA-.(S()Ilti10r 1)iqtrict)--!iY. W. Riddiford (O927), Socro- NOItTU 1)AKOTA-Harry T. Aisop 423S), Interior Lumber Co., Fargo.

tory, Lumt,oroloflH xciiangC loo Angeleo Cal. N. n.

oALIroltNlA_(Nortiorn L)iotriCt)-II. W. Coie (27218) Manager, 'rho 011lO-(Southarfl flistrict)-llarrY A, Hoiloweli (366i) ilolioweit &

1,11110 River Itodwooti Co , flultyinkie. Cui. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

COI,ORAllfl-llolort D. Mundell (28312), Secretary, Mountain StateS ONTItltlO-(Eaotern District)-R. Ii, Webb (19546), Webb Lumber Co..

Lumber ¡Juntare Aiioocintiofl. i)onvor. Colo.Ltd., Van lleno and Gladstone Stroeto, Toronto, Ont,, Canada.

ENGLAN1)(souihern Dlstrict)-i(iWifl Iloynea, Timber Trades Jour- oNrueIo-\Vooiern Dintrict)-Heraco W. Robinson (21155), Pigeonnoi, 8-li Patornoilter lIess . JMflhion, N. C, Engian, River Lumber Co, Ft. William Ontario.

E1,OIUI)A-JOitfl T Iario (B39). Yotcrfl and Southern Fioridn Lan- 05E60N-(Woetorn Dintrict)-Georgo P. Downey (IRE), Simmonds

dedo Lumber Co 'Vampa, Fie.runufacturing Co. Portland Oro.

UEOIlOJt_(NortiIro Dintrict)-S. I. l)ownlnafl, Louisiana Rod Cypress 011l6ON-(Rnsiern District)-H. W. Skuoe (j43S), Rouse Uardwaro

Co DSVeol l'onchireo Street Atlanta, Ga. Co., Bend Ora.

(iNOR(ilI%-(SOUtlIC11ol01 i)iotriet)-(IOOrge C. Smith (23696), The Far- rANAMA-%Viillom P. McCormick (2932f), Manager, Robert Wilcox.

you Na%al Starai Co Jrunowlctc, Oa. Anneo. . Canai Zone R. 1'.

Il)A1(O-N, U. Sherman (27440), 0. JO. Siiaw Wholeaftie Co., Boleo, $4SKATClIF'IVAN(NOrihOrfl District)-George Sillero (21850), Twelfth

IdahoStreet. Saoktoon Sash., Canada.

IlLINOIS-(NorilcrIl l)iotriet)--V, is Anguara (29934) President and 5Sl(AT(llEWAN(southern Dlatrict)-W. W. Wilonn (28620), Th.Treneuror, Miguera Lumber end Tie Co. 1101 Conway Lildg,, itutloy Lumber Co,, Regina, Saale. Canada.

Chicago. Ill,SCOTLANI)-.Jnmeo Llghtbody (12718), F. A. LightbOdY & Co., S Cor-

IluNols-000. W. Angel (283-18) Southern lowa.Wcotern Illinois, jon Street, Glasgow, Scotland.Vlcn.Proaidont hamilton Lumber do Mill Co., Hamilton Ill. TENNESSEE-(Cuntral Diutrlct)-S. S. Preoton (26617), Sohnonn City,

lLLlNOlS(Soutiorn l)ietrie)-P, 'r, Lacean (2400), 1'. T. Langon ,.' Vrcoton Wholeoaio Lumbar & Logo.

Lainier Co , Cairo. Ill TENNESSNM-(Weotorn Diatriut)-L. E. Glass (26911) TrI-Mate Lum-

xOw1t_(Nurthvcotcr l)lotrict)-4V. C. Butler (22792), Roach So Nus- - ber Co., MomphlO. Teno,

Cur Surlia & l)oor Co., Wuhknuo Hotel, Ft Eoodgo, Iowa. TEX4S-(Central Diatrlct)-B. C. Variiez' (13420), Vomer Lumber &

IOWA_(Southorn Diotrict)ItOberi IC. Baton (12115). alionouri Lumber Shingle Co, Dailae, Tez. -

L Land JciiaIiIO Co., 1Jan Moines, Iowa. TJxts-weetern plotrlct)-Robert A. Whitlocic (21391), El Paso

J(ENTIJCI(y_(Soutll0000torn plotriei)-W. K. Bali (14314), W. IC. hail Lumber Co,, El Paco, Tox.

Lumbor Co., Faiton, ICy.TEXAS-(SOUtb000 Diotrict)-IL. D. Fletcher (127), Sle Agent, Pine

Protluca Co,, Beaumont, -Tez,J,OUISIANA_(Nartiorr1 Diotriet)-W, A. Anderson, Shreveport Lumber - -

Co , Shroveport, La.UTAU-(Stato of Utah)-C E. Murphy (11175), Manager, Utah Luxa-

LOUISIAN,t_(Soulloero l)leLrict)--llObt. A. Netauchlan (21947), Aeon- ber Co. Salt Lake City, Utah,

ciato lditor, New Oricano Lumber Trade Journal, Now Orleans, WASII1NGTON(Weotern Dintrlct)-B. W. Sawyer (I3O78),'!anager,

La.Braco & Ilergort Mill Co., Seattle, Wash,

LOUlSlANA(Contral Eastern Diirict)-W. lt. Nalty (26a23), Ham- %'E$T ViRGINIA-iS. Stringer Boggess (1197), E. Stringer Boggess,

moud Lumber Co , Ilamniond Lo.yhoIeoalo Lumber, clarlcsb*Irg, W. Va.

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Commencing on 9-9-19, on that date and thefollowing day, September 10th

The Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoowill meet in Annual Convention and celebrate its glorious record of having

completely overcome al! obstacles and difficulties which recentwar time and other troubles placed before it.

The order will be absolutely on top with the GreatBlack Cat's head clear above the clouds. Re-

endowed with a stronger spirit than ever,to go out and conquer new worlds

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You CANNOT AFFORDTO MISS ITMark down 9-9-19 where you cari seé it every day. Thé figure

nine is symbolical of Hoo-Hoo. The above combinationwill never appear again. It is therefore for-

ordained our 9-9-19 meeting willbe the greatest ever.

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Pubfl}iod Quarterly by the Concatonate(I Order ot Hoo-IIoo, atst. Louis, MIoourI.

' E. D. TENNANT (13070), EdItor.

TERMS TO MEMBERS.One Year............... Cent8

ISinglo CopIo3 ..........19 Cents

rrrN 131JLL1PIN I Issued in November, February, May andAugust, Nev$ tomo nust he In tIiI office on the 6th day of monthIssued ¡n order to avoId (lelay.

Entered at the PootoffIc at St. Loulo, Mo., na socorel-claso matter.

'l'uE BULLETIN Io the offIcII medium of tilo ConcatonatadOrder or loo-loo.Address all coolmunlcatlono for THE 131JLLETIN te

E. D. TENNANT, Secretary.Trca,urer,803 WrIght Building,

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Have You Paid?

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. DOES THIS MEAN YOU?DID you cvei realize thai you are a vital pari of this organization? That the Oidei can be as great or assitIl as the iiidi'iclual niembers desire to make it? We, of Course, have lo lave leaders and someone todo the heavy cud of the work, but Illiless you give him or them your suppot t and bacic up their efforts,their time is largely wasted.If I-bo-i-bo is not active in your immediate vicinity, it is your own fault, noi the Order's. I-Ioo.IIoo willreturn a double divideil(l for every move YOu nalce to advance the best interests of the Oi der, l)ut it cannotP'y tiis divicjentl itiilil you invest a little of your slarc time and effort in giving IJoo-lIoo the Oppoitunity tocani the (lividend.By triurnl)hantly overcoming the greatest trials and difficulties that ever beset a fraternal ordcr, I-Ioo-FToohas fully demonstrated ils PvCr for good. It has proven beyond all doubts that it holds a place in the hearts oflumbermen deeper and stronger than any other organization concctcd with the illdtlslry. Where can you gowithin the whole realm of Ltlml)erdonl and get the sanie opportunity for being of sei vice to your fellow-lumber-iiian and getting iii return service for yourself, and learning how to make friends among those engaged in thesame line of business as yourself,which, after all, is the best money-makiii inveslnient we can l)OSSIbly makeand l)y dQing so Otl advance the best interests of the industryout of which you niake your bread aocI butter.We do not eXl)Cct you to put ¡II any large amount of your time on Hoo-I-ioo work, hut we do expect you togive such active s1lp)ort as is withiii yourpowcr. There is always on or inor members in your Vicillity whoif given a little active Support are always willing to take tue heavy end ofihe load and carry on. The Orderof Hoo-I-Ioo stands rmly on a basis of economics. That is to say, the position that the commercial interestsof the world are paramount in importance aticl that a unity ol business interests constitute the real "tic thatbinds" iñen in bondsof friculiship. Then when you know that I-Ioo-IIoo has banded lumbermen together withbonds of friendship that no trials or difficulties, no matter how great, could break, is it not a wise ProPosition;1)0th in your own interests and that of thc lulfll)er industry, to do your share in l)Uildillg up the organization inyour community?

'The returns of the recent splendid big concatenations given elsewhere in this issue shov what I-bo-I-bo can(lo when they try. If you do the same in your community, there is nothing more cerlain than that you will bejust as successful. Try it out and you vill discover there arc golden cords of friendship always hanging withinyour reach. Ail you ¡iced to do is to grasp them.

THE 1919 ANNUAL

W1-JEREVERyou meet an old FIoo-J-Joo who has attended one or wore annual lueeli;igs lic vill invariablytell you that he always had a better time at a FJoo-Hoo annual than at any other meeting he ever at-tended. There is something about the spirit that Pervades a Boo-Boo annual meeting which draws menlogether in true friendly intercourse. Other iunhl)er associations liavc line, big, successful meetings, but theyall miss the spirit of personal fricn(lly contact which has always ben the most prominent factor in connectionwithour annual meetings.

: This year wiJl be a great victory rejuvenation celebration of Hoo-FJoo, Numerous old-time members whohave not been ableto attend an annual forseveral years have announced their intention to be present. Therei!1 be a reunion of the House of Ancients every past-Sniik who can possibly get there is coming to once moremingle with his old friends andrenew acquaiñtanceships that have méant so much l hini, Scorcs of our new

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memI)ers who have not as yet had the opporuiiity to realize the full measure of fraternal relationship which

Hoo-I-Ioo creates among its mCIlll)CrS will be there to meet old cats who have long known the l)OWC and strength

of the good old I-bo-l'bo motto, J-IIZAi41'FT, 1-JAPPINESS AND LONG LIIE. They will meet members from

north, cast, south and vest and get acqtlaiflte(l with lumbermen and their allied friends iii a way which can be

clone only at a ¡loo-Fino annual.So, put a big circle around September 9th and 10th on your calendar. Prepare now to be in Chicago on those

latcs. We can )osltivcIy guarantee you the best time of your life and know you will never regret it and you vill

always look UpOfl your tri!) to the 1919 HooIIoo annual as one of the 1)leasantest and brightest cxperences of

your life.

REPORTS OF CONCATENATIONSALL RECORDS BROKEN. LARGEST CONCATENATION OF THE YEAR

All records for 1919 vere HlnaSlIe(1 during the pasttu reo moni h , the oUi too of Cal fornia und Lou i$IRfla takingthe load In i n i tinti tig 11(0V IOII1I)eIH Into I 100-1100. F'irKt.

Vi(Og(''Oflt (ttrel I of iroHno niol lila inenioiy-perfcct itualtenni troni Fresiin journeyed to ViHalia 80(1 put through theonion lied a claao of twontynine. 'I'hoii the New Orleansrnelnl)Prs headed by Vicegeroni , It. A. MeLauchian, who wasal)ly supported by a large committee of loyal Hoo-I-Ioo, put

through a class of I ventyfour with a largo number of re-!flHlatffleI1t5 rrlIelI Just to show 1mw much tile old IToo-iIoocafltC of Alo'can(lla thought of the 1)081. lUml)er associationon earth, Vicegereut Foote anti lus Alexandria supporters putthrough n class of thh ty-two with thirty-seven reinstatomentsof old members.

In Iul(Iition to tun above, vicogerent sky' Taylor of Mo-bile (leo. \V Phalin of 'i'tmscuioosa C. Stoweil South of SanFrancisco, F' E Conner of Sacremnento tod \V. G. Burtonof Sait L5i(e City lieb) mousing ammil enthusiastic concatenatiens.

ltPfl(1 the folio wing accounts und If they do not prove to youthat lion l!oo i s ho livest association In Lumnbortlem thenyou imeeil to con-suit m brain specialist. 'l'ue great Black Cathas sliakeil the cames and worries of war times from off itsback amI 113 out to nìnke things lisio for lino-fleo, makingUp for time lost luring the l)ZtSt tWo or three years. GotIn the gaine, you Vlcgercmits who are lagging. Time time isripe and you wmli never bave a bolter oppom-tunity to make arecord for yourself amid state.

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With timo activo assistance of Brother J. A. Lowe, Sacre-tamy of timo Southtt Missouri Retail Lumber Deniers' Asan.and the old reliable Peto Languii of Cairo iii,, the Heo-Hooof Southeast Minoen 1101(1 n very enthusiastic comicatena-lion at Capo Girnrleau Mo., on the evening of Mardi 27th,In connection s-itiì the annual imicetlug of the Association.

\Vliile titis i' hot ono of the l)lggest immeotings Imeisi in con-noclion with tue vaiious association annuals during time con-volition period, lt is aiways one of the niost enthusiastic andhas the reputation of provimling a program that a great nimm-bar of the larger associations would do weii to copy,

'rho lIoo 1-loo 11101111e1s siio Uve throughout the sotimeastpart of the state of Missouri limne always 1)0011 very loyal totimo Order and bave taken a gmeat interest in its welfare, Tuiswas fully demonstrated by the activo pamt they took in therecent concatenmilion.

Secrctary-Trensurrr Tonnant of St. Louis had time pleasureof presidimig at tuis meeting and also of addressing time con-vention omm the work of the organization.

A thoroughly repm esemmtiltive class of seven southeast Mia-souri limmnboruien vero initial ed lOti) time mysteries of theOrder mind one niel ali announcemi they vere very glad in-deed that they hal the opportunity of Joimming the Order andintended to mio their aliare In time development of the workof timo organization.

Following the commcatcmmation min immformnai gettogctlmer meet-Ing was hold at which everyone wasgiven aim opportunity ofbecoming acquainted amid mirm-angemnents were mamIe to holdother meetings iii the near future throughout the southeastterritory.

Following is a list of canuiidates, officers presiding aiim!those present:

Concatenation No. 2083, Cape Girardeau, Mo., March 27, 1919.Snark-E. D. 'fennant.Senior Hoo-iIno-C. h. )-tarrison.Junior HoO-1I(,O-.JaCOb A. Lowe.Tlojtmm-W, W. \VLtIctnC..Scrtvenoter-L, T. Mots.jnbborwock-Wm. I", r'feffor.Cuntocatlam)-P, 'J'. Langan,Arcanoper-,J. S. Sturm.Ourdou-G, W. 'm'tdwelt.

30095-Ilnrnid Dodge Hurling, Salesman. Cumuli \'iond Products Co.,ami Inouranco Exchange Bldg., ChIcago, Iii.

30096-John 1-tali (2m000man, New Madrid, Mo,30097-,Joeooh S. N. Fargutiar, Pros. F'arguhar Lumber & Supply

Co., Frederlcktown, Mo,30098-Al(rel V. Orner, Itetali ¡umbormuan, A. W. Greor Poplar

Bluff. Mo,)0099-Waitor Ciydo Gwin, W. C. Gwin, hoyt!, Mo.)O100--I'nul Charleo 'l'romfli)lOy, Salesman, Carr-Tromhiey Mfg., Co,,

st. Louis, Mo,.101Om-Monroe M. Wasser, 'm'ravoiing Salesman, Libby-Williams

Paper Co, 4570 I,aciedo Ave., St, Louts, Mo.'m'ho following members wore proscrit:2100, 8306, 10152, 10299, 13070, 1470), 24690, 21699, 26831, 28913,

291i9, 29189, 29574. 29575, 297m2.

Twenty-nine Kittens Gambol on theGreenatVisalia

Visalia. liorna and haunt of the tropical SpanIsh dinner;city where famed saddle trees, used by cowboys from Wy-oming to Texas, mure manufactumm'ed piace where orange grovesblossom tume year murounul at the base of snos'-capped moun-taIns; iocality where Joaqumiim Muretta, Sontag, Evans antiother famous haimdits raIsed GeimonnmL in days agon. aliti towliwhere G. A. Cottreli, Vicogorent. of the recently-formed SanJoaquin Valley District, liait! lila first concatenation on timemuigimt of March 15th. :

Any lloo-Hoo having any doubts about said Vicegerent be-ing mi 'gogétter," will have thorn dispelled by hearing thattwenty-nine kittimes were assetmibled for tule first concatenationin the new district, that they vôre taken through the deviouspaths by a Nine that liad memorized the ritual and that, takemialtogether, time performanco was on a par with any pulled offin California within recent years.

TI-lE LOCAL COMMITTEE.

Ray Cit)ifeiier, i. F. ileimtimer and ArLimur H. Kelily, One andmull residents of Visaiia set timo stage, or(iei-ed the kettles ofenchiiatias, tamales, fiijoles and other peppery delicacies,glad-handed the incoming guests, wept over their departureand otherwise conducted tue affair in such a satisfactorymnannor that the jób will be theirs on ali future occasionsof like character,

COTTRELL HANDED ONE.

C. S. Pierce, F. Dean Pm'escott and A. W. Heavenrich are aIrlo of highbinders, whom mature years lias not robbed oflightheartedness, vivid imagination or time vini to be prankish;mull that is needed is an opportunity-they will do the rest.Such being the caso, they selectemi Vicegerent Cottreli astheir meat, told him what a splendid opportunity it was forlibo tOtake tlleinlei'me(iiate degree that would qualify himfor admissIon to the Oslrian Cloister, got him all 'bet" UPover it, rung iii 'Bort" Neyimin to make the annouacemflentand thereafter Iba thingsthey did to the confiding victim were

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a-plenty and will be told whenever and wherever Hoo-Hoogather in time great San Joaquin valley for the next 100years-Pioneer Western Lumubermuan.

IN ADDITION TO THE NINE, THE FOLLOWING OLDCATS WERE PRESENT:

From Fresno-O. S. Pierce, F. Dean Prescott, W. F. Fuller,A. M. Loper, L. L, Walker, Cham'ios Chucas, lt. N, Patterson,C. W. Bingimam, W. W. Moxsom.

From Chowchilia-W. F. Baird.From Madera-A, W. Heavenriclm.

' From Selma-H. A. Hansen, W, G. Little.From Vlsaiia-Ray Clotfeiter, W. B. Marsim, J. F. Fleptnem',

Arthur H. Kelly.From Cutier--J. W. Floyd.From Dinuba-T. B. Fioyd,'C. T. Marsh, J. G. I-lyman, Elmer

Bortiuwick.From Sanger-A, B. Olson.From Kerman-A. J. Crow,From Portland-Gao. M. Cornwall,From San Francisco-Robert S, Grant, J. lt. Noylan.Time foilowlmmg resolution iii comunaction vitim the death of

Captain Iticham'd C. Prithuic vuus puisseul at titis concatenationund instructiouus given to Brother C. D. Lel\iaster to forwardit to Snark Prlddie anti Secm'etary.Traasurer Tonnant:

20, 1919.Mr. W. A. Priddle,

Snaric of tite Universe,Beaummmont, Texas.

Dear Brother Prkldie:Permit me to tramusnuit to you lime heartfelt expressions of

timo IIoo-Hoo of timo San Jonqumin Valley District, for you inyour deep som'm'ow in the passing of your son,

Our hearts go nuit to you ¿mmmd yours In truie brotherly loveaiuti sympatlmy anti we deslio that the foilowitmg t'esoiutionwill convey to you, our innermmiosl. feelings.

Whereas. iii the wisdom of our Om'oator, it lias sootmiod wiseto tmtko homo in timo bloom of luis young nuatmitooti, time uniiof our most vomthy Smirk of time Universe,

This great loss lias touchcmi decitly tine heam'ts of everyHoo}Ioo and we doslre to express by tiuls slutuple m'esolutionthe true spirit of brotherhood, which pervades timo Order byhelping share his burden.

Therefore, be it resolved by timo Hoo-I-loo assommibied atVisalla, Callfornla,March 15, 1919, iii accordmmtuctu willi ut m'oso-lutlon moved by Brother F. Dean Prescott mieti adopted, ibatan expression of our sympathies be conveyed to UroihnerPrIdmile and his family.

May tile sweet frmugrance of tice memnory of your uhovoledson be your consolation and comfom't In this trying hour.

Be it further re8olved that a copy of this resolution Le [or-warded to the office of tice Secrotary-Trea:4ume' timid mimado apart of the official records of the Order ammO publIshed inthe Hoo-Hoo Bulletin.

Fraternally yours,C. D. LOMASTER,

. : Senior I-Ioo-H000f tice Stimi Joaquin Vuulloy DistrIt.Concatenation No. 2081, VIsillo, Calif., March 15, 1919.Snaric-G, A. Cottroii.Senior lloo-Hoo-C. L. Lo3laster.Junior 1ioo-I-Ioo--Noison Dennto.Bojum-H. E. Vorbie.Scrivenotr-Dan C, Desmimonci.Jabberwock-A, J. Lucas,Custocattan-W. it. Tanzer,Arcanoper-paui F. Wordtrom.Gurdom-A. W. Ijermihauer.

30102-Waiter Storrs l3ecicmann, ìsitt, Mgr., l3celcmann-Schoone-1,tir (in,, Rnvttk, Cotif.

30103-Clarence Edwin Jlornhauer, S'eeretary-Trcaourer, FresnoPianhmig Mlii Co. P. O. Box i3, Fresno, Cimlit,

30104-Forrest 'r. Bingimam, Owmmer, Iunghamn & \Venim aiiii Co,,312 Btacicstoao, Fresno, Caiif.

30101-Earl William Boiter, Salesman, C, S. l'lerce Lbr, Co., 2247Sta.nialaus St. Fresno, CaiIf,

30106-Joe Wado Carglio, Yard Foreman, Valley Lbr, Co,, 1731Knowles St., Soima, Calli,

10107-Paul Cornelius Cloro, Salesman, C. S. Plerco Lbr. Co,,Fresno, Calli.

30108-WillIam Simor Cotton, Salesman and Yard Foreman, AltaDistrict Lbr, Co., Box 651, Dleuba, Calif.

30109-Joe Dow Craig, Vico-Pres,ancl Supt., Frono Planing Mlii' Co.. Frono, Calli.

30110-Charles Swain Curran, 010cc Mgr., )3akoroflcicl SatidstoneBrick Co., Box QQ, i3akerstlold, Calif.

30111-Edward Pomborton Danlel, Yard Supt,, C. S. Pierce Lbr.Co., Fresno, Calli,

30112-William 1lenry Harrison Eniow, lloolckeejtcr, ICorman Lbr.Co.. Korman, Calli,

30111-Herbert Crosdaio Evans, Mgr.. Part Owner, Tulare Pinning'Mill Co,, Box 302, Tulare, Calif. :

IC. Gibbs, Aast. Mgi'., Itoutt Lbr. Co,, P, 0. Box 567,Fresno, Calli. : :

00115-Richard Raymond Grey, Salesman, H. K. Wood Lbr. Co., ofOakland, 580 Chetwood St., Piedmont, CalM,

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10116-Johtì Parus Homphill, Id Aot, Mgr., Madera Sugar Pino Co.,112 S. 1, St., Madera, Calli,

10117-John ID. l-Colt, Salesman, Deacon Lbr, Co , Lomooro, Calli,10115-Leotiktas MIlton Jack, Saleomniut, Valley Lbr, Co., 173 Thouta

SI,, Fresno, Calif.30l19-Fraitic ,Jackoon, Boolçl)eol)om' and Saleatnan, W. H. Spaldlng

Lhr. Co., Vlsaifa, Culli30i20-Mjtcli, Ityan Landis, Mgr., Deacon Lbr, Co., Stratford, Calli,3012i-Goorgo Kenneth Mnt'oli, Saleimtan, C. S. Pierce Lbr. Co,,

Fresno, Calli,10i22-1Ierbom't Newby, Secy., '['litare Planing MIII, Timlaro, Cmcllf.30123-\Valler PIrIneas Pottet', Mgr. Vt'ralla Ilranclm, \V. R. SpahI-

Ing Lbm'. Co., VIsalla, Calif.10i2l-1-Joward l-t, Ratigh, llgr., 'l'tibie Co, Lhr, Co , Box Oli,

LIndsay, Cailf.30i25-Charloy VIrgIl Rouai, Mgr,, Pecleinpal, Lbr, Co,, Frosmmo,

Colli.30)20-Froitorlck Schauer. Bookkeot)em and Amt, Mgr , Mend Clark

LIji' Co., P. 0. Box iii, SeRna, Calli,10127-AlbIo 'l'licodoro SettetItrird, Ynid Forotnart, Valloy Lbr. Co,,

JInx (HO, Klmigeburg, Calli'l'ho follon' Ing mnenibom's n'ere mn osent.lito, 13897, 17005, 17673, 07075, 17657, 17690, 171rO, 18005, 10209,

21016, 21900, 22012, 21111, 20227, 261lIt. 26468, 20477 26170, 20109,29714, 29710, 29717, 29721, 29727, 29955, 29980, 29987, 29008, 2990029992, 29993, 29995, 29990, 29998,

Enjoyable Hoo-Hoo Post-War Party

Ono of lime mmmost enjoyable amid elaborato of [ho mmcnyLadles' Nigimlu given by [lie San Fm'ancisco liity ¡Ion lIoo wmmsheld undcm' the mummupices of timo Nine of timo San Franciscodistrict willi the guidance of Vicogerant C. Stoweil Smithamid Scrivemuotem' C. M. Ttmiloy on the evening of Smuturtlay,April 5th at timo Berkeley 'I'oniuls Club, Bem'koloy, Cailfornla,

Tuis afftmlr was a pout-wmir party and wits thoroughly on-joyed by evoryommo present, A full orchestra supplied musicfor time dancing. An elaborate buffet luaclmeomi was servotithroughout the evening aliti time wives mutti sweethearts oflion-lino muro hoping that the disciples of [lie Great BlackCut will imolmor Iluem often with similar gatherings, Overllfty couples wore itrosent and timo festivities wore continueduntil a late hour,

Stun Fz'amtclaco Hoo-Hoo tiro setting a vem'y lively pace forother (histricts acid time litmiietimm hopes that their energeticmimothotis of keeping up timo activo work of the Ormier will hocolmied In mnumny other FIooHoo contera 'l'luoro la no bettorway to keep UI) Interest la the organization timan to let theladies have a simmurs in the gnou tIncos Floolloo provides.

A Notable Concatenation inSan Francisco

Snai'k of time Universo W. A. Prlthllo noIi hin family madeami extended tm'ip tiurouigh Callfom'muimt during the recent springmouths. On this trip the Snark tumid lits family were the re-ciplents of mutmmnem'ous oxpm'eosions of thin high esteem in which[hoy wore lucid by the California members, They were enter-lahmmecl uct ntmmmierous placas and mundo to feel the strength anddepth or timo friendship of California 1-loo-Doe,

Time Snarim amid his family spent seine timo in Stun Francisco'wlmom'e the local mnombers tonic full advantage of that oppor-[unity to mealce their distinguished visitors fool thoroughlyat home.

During the Snark's visit in San Francisco, timo membersheld OliO of [lie largest concatenations -hold in the city bytime Golden Otite in recent years. Time following report writ-ten by Broilmor Guy A. lltmoli of timo Pioneer Western Lum-barman gives our readers a complote story of that marner-tibio occasion:

Snarlc of the Universe Wm. A. Prlddio of the BeaumontLumber Company, Beaumont, Tex., was a recent visitor in thiscity, making lt a monat auspicious occasion for holding a con-catenation ; an occasion wlmlchi was grasped by the local Nine,with [lie reotmit that on the evening of Aprii 19th about sixtyfive old black cats gathiercul mut the San Francisco CommercialClub rooms, Mcrcimmtnt's Exchange building, whore they suc-eossfully bu aciasv of temi purblind kittons through deviousWindings untIl at last they were enabled to view tIme effulgentglory of HooHoo land.

C. Stoweli Smnith, Vicogerent for the San Framicisco district,was called East to attend Time American Ltmtnhier Congress inChicago, but prior to leaving lie delegated R, T. Buzard,'who took a course in snarklng in 1918, to conduct the affair,which he accomplished In a most creditable manner, ably as-sistemI by tho Nine, also improssarios Lereh and Davis,

Junior Hoo'lIoo R. A. Hiocox ran true to form, prying intothe antecedents, motives and intentions of the several candi.

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dates, effectively proving their fitness to become members

of the Order, and worthy of all its rights and privileges.The Commercial Club is an ideal piace for a uioo1IoO

gathering; tice large lounging-room being admirably suited

for tue concatenations, with the adjoining dinIng-room ar-ranged br the Session on the Roof, so ali that is necessaryis to throw open tue doors and give the command to "March

In.onthis occasion u choice coid collation with hot chocolate

and coffee was served, but there wasn't anything chilly aboutthe entertainment, which was conducted sudor the able icon-agement of impiessarios "Teddy" Lereh and 'Bill" Davis.

A three round go between welterweights was a lively affair,

but most o tue applauso wont to the song birds and outer-tainors who were artists in their several linos, as weil asnot hurting the oyes to look upon.

Snark l'riddie received a most. enthusiastic ovation, oxpressing luis appreciation lui a laudatory maimer, also, tellingthe fluitcu Ing condition which tuo Order is in and giving rea-sous why it Is ulosirublo and beneficiai for all lumbermen be-coining affIliated with the oigauuizuttiouu.

'fluoro was a goodly attendance frunn outside towns, O. G.

Bird aiuti Clins, Brace coining trom Stockton, "Bob" Fullerfroisi Lodi, Judge Ilari uuuutui frouui Boulder Ciock and un uuuto

load frein Frosuuo, inluding G. A. Cottroll, Charles D, LeMaster A. W Bornhauor, Nelson Dennis, L. M. Jack.

Tue festivities were brought to a close at 11:45 p. on, sudSnark l'riddio pronounced it ono o the finest concatenationshe had over attonuled.

Concatenation No. 2085, San Francisco, Calif., Aprii 19, 19i0,Snnrk-iL, T. Bu/ ani,Cenior I ioo-Iuoo-J uiiiva It. Browne.Junior uiOc,-uuoo-1e A. lilacox,ijojuni-V I'au am.Ino,Scrivonoter-C. M Tuicy.,inbherwocic-Fred S u iauuiin.

u i. johiiaou,,A c0110i)OI -A. ii CiUII)mlLfl.(lardon-J, lt. Neyiaui

3Oi28-1Viiiam uiiiiaoii F'cruicr, SaicanuLn. ilttio River RedwoodC,),, 57 7th tsVe 5iLII Frouiciaco. Cidif.

50129-iiora(e StevenS Fuller, Jr., Prop., Horno Lbr, Co., Manteca,Cutii(.

aoloo-naiuh li, Clover, Saicumalì, Simornda Mrg. Co., 14 Nabinast., SILII Franci9cO, Calif.

30131-l.cwia Addio(,n Gcdard, Saicaman. licuidricknon Lbr, Co.,

112 Market St , Sau Fraiiclaco, Calif.30132-John Mar11,, iionckeui, Cicuk, Chas. it. McCormack & Co,,

900 LIfo Bldg , an Irnucioco, Cauir.301O3-\Viìrd i' ic I I iggino, &tiesinan, J . ii, Higgins Lbr, Co..

42a Ciii St , San Francioco, Calif.30101-Milton Vor,iui .i()IIIIM, Aint. to Solco AIgi., Redwood Sabeo Co.,

of San Francinico,. 2701 hearst Ave,, Berkelay, Calif.orsi 25-Melvin \Vitu i en IiirIoi,, SnieonuLn. Excoioior Itotiwood Co.,

Bo 67, tuorli ;ignrno, Calif.a013c-l'rodeu ick Fietrhei Moiinoi, Agent, D. J. Ilanlon, 112 ?,íarkct

st , .Saui Franciqeo, Calif.3Oi37-Jooi,ii Z. 'loUd, i'nitner, 'eatorn Door & Sash Co,, 145

Popiat Si., O,tkiaiid. Calif.'l'ho following Inenni,CIM vcro I)uCnèuìt:125, 7616, 13593, 18897. 13902, 11423. 1.1578, 14887, 14859, 15102,

17001, 11006, 11012. 17901, ClISOS, 20714, 21928, 223i1, 2232-1, lillO,C4411 2iOJO, 24537. 24811, 25152, 25466, 25412 20413, 26478, 26501,26710, 21110, 27960, 171)10, 28150, 28752, 28013 28931, 25959, 20990,C'J011, 25001, 29202. 25062. 29101, 2UO39. 29721. 29727, 2056S, 20069,29874, 29878, 29879, 299&7. isoor, 0006, 30007, 30009, 30015, 22018.

- A Real Log Cabin ConcatenationAmong the Redwoods

The California ¡loo-lico have always beeuu known for doingsomething new and interesting in 1-loo-Iba Land. This year,triuo to their records of iba past, Vicegerent Snark C. StowellSmith and a number o oid niombors of Saio Francisco, do-

cided to hold a big 1100 lion picnic and concatenation atGovoruior's ClouaI) in California Redwood Parlc. This nueellngturned out to be one of the greatest successes of any HoHoogatherIng lut the Goldcuu Stato.

Tue following short description of the fun and pleasurewhlcb the old members got out of this gatluarlug was writtenby Brother C. Stowell Smith:

"i promised to write you details covering the HoeHooparty held In the big basin, Santa Cruz County on May 30th,31st and Juno Ist. Titis was entirely informal and belice aroaring success. Sonoc of the boys telephoned around andthe net result. was a gathering of forty-three consisting ofHoe 110e, their wives and children; Most of the bunch mo-torod down from San Francisco, Oakloiuud suad Berkeley, witha few roprosenatives freno Stockton, Boulder Creek andSanta Cruz.

Friulay meriting saw lite exodus beginning and front noonon tite cats were dropping lui to Governor's Camp, CaliforniaRedwood Park, about nInety miles froua San Francisco,

At the eleventh hour, somebody suggested holding a con-

catenation Friday night so the trunk was hustled off andfour kittens rounded up. Tito trunk never reached its des-tinatlon, 101L a little thing libo that couldn't stop the party,A few of the old cats viio were pretty familiar with theritual wore selected to ou'in a Nine, a log cabin was impressedinto service, newspapers pinned over tile windows und a lotof old fiurniture, eautdlcs anti kerosene lamps rounded up.One of the icittens ran eilt on us, but will be branded later.Tue three who went through tite onion patch will not sooitforgot tite unique experience.

The next day was spent fishing, wandering around amongthe magnificent redwoods, getting our pictures taken andholding dewn tuo log benches around tito camp fluo. Saturdayevening hod 1-iendrlcksoui broke Into the Hall of Fame by tell-

. Ing stories to tite croW(i. Sunday the party broke up, somegoing to SaittiL Cruz for a swim and sonto direct to theirItomes. lOverybody had a good time and wo are looking for-ward to tito unext oulo Will send you photograph as soon asit arrives.

Owing to a lack of official records, I am sending the bestsubstitutes at itauad, which i hopo will be sufficient to meet therequirenoeuits.

(Siguted) C. STOWELL SMITIL"Following Is list of officers, candidates and those present:Convatenstion No 2089, California Redwood Park, May 30, 0919.

Snark-R. T. Duzard.Senior Iloo-lloo-It, O. Wilson..0 unii)!' I loo-i-loo---ItOd I totidricitsont.loojoin-Frank M. 'l'rower.Scrlvcnoter-C, G. Bird,JaiAerwock-.i uwige ioulait 1l!LI't,nat!.Custocatian-F. V. Itolmes,ArcanoiteI'-W. 00. l'orr'.Gordon-C. Stowell Smith.

30174-Jooal)h H. Aran, Agotit, Southerit l'ache Co., Boulder Creea,Calif.

3e176-Stanioy Wortitingtolt Dwinnoll, Secy.-'rreaa., Dwlnnell Lbr.Co,, Macclool, Calif.

30176-Auni,r000 henry Sliilgo, Lumber Innutector, Southern l'acilleCo., of Sait Francisco 536 34th Ave., Oakland, Calif.

The following members were u)i'eaont:5855, 12833, 121878, 15200, 20714, 21546, 21537, 27911, 27919,

28992, 29760.

[!ast Snark Boggess Snares OneKittejl'ast Snark E. Stringer lloggess, who Is also Vicogeront

Snark for tine state of \Vost Virginia, had one lonesomekitten, Brother Edgar Warner Doll, Manager of the TygartValley Luutiber Co. of Grafton, W. Va., vito was extremelyanxious to secure his uncotbership in Hoo-FIoo. As BrotherBoggess lid not expect to haitI lois next concateutation untiltite latteu' part of Juno aitd as Brother Doll was afraid iie

might miss souite of the good tltlugs in Boo-Floe fflto waiteiithat long. Brotiter Bogge8s took pity on him and put himtlarotigli tile iuiitiatioui ceremnoiuios oit May 16th wltlt the helpof Brothel' W.D. Osboriie.Wixilo titis ',VaS not a full concatenatIoua, held in the uual

uitanner, still Vlcegerent Boggess saw to it titat tile new kiitenwas fully insti'ucted as to tito mysteries and ritos of Hoo-Hoo.1-Io will heir have tite opportunity of watching tite other kit-tens gauebol on tito green at a concatenatiout which BrotherBoggess soul hold on June 27th.

Concatenation No. 2oe7, Ciarkaburg, W. Va,, May 16,1919.Stark-JO. Stringer lioggew.Soxior 1100-1100-Janior 1-100-1100--Bojuin-Scrivoutoter-Jabberwocic-Custocatian-Arcanoper-'-Cardon W. B. Oobcrnc, 21490.

30149-lidgar Warner Doll, Otlaimger, 'Fygart Valley Lumber Co,20 Latrobe St.. Grafioti, W. Vu,

Big Concatenátion Held atAuburn, Cal.

Vicegerent Snarit F. E Conner, of the Sacramento ValleyDistrictof California, has always been noted for Itis retiringdispositlaut and auixiety to avoid placing himself In the limo-light. He itas however always had the reputation of beingone of Californfa's livest and loading Hoo-Hoo members. Ill

order to mutalte sure that luis district was in llnewlth the othersetiooto of tIte stutte, he hohl a spiendiul concatenation atAuburn on the evening of May 1Oth

Dae, however, to his retiring disposition and reluctance toattract liraise to Itiunsolf, he negléetedto send the Secretary-Treasurer a report of what happened at tItis concatenationother then giving a list o officers and those initiated, with

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the numbeu's of old members liresent. However we knowfreni the fact that Past-Vicegercuit C. G. Bit-cl acted as SeniorHooHoo aiuti Past-Stuprente Bojtun R. A. 1-llscox ., 'acted asJunior bo-I-bo, we feel sure that titis meeting was fufly uuu tothe usual California stutudaril. Bi'otltet' 1-liscox has tite u'eptm-tation of being Junior Hoe-line de luxe of lite euutire realittof bo-l'bo and lias a t.horougltly establisheil u'eputtatioit forbeing able to extract not'e lutforituittlon autil inject nuotoHoo-ffoo sense into a class of caniliiiates timan any otlteu'Junior in the Order.

We titerefore feel sure that tite cautiliulatos at Brother Con-nor's neetiuig got all titat was cott'tiuig to tltent utiud titen soutieand that those present hail a tltorouugiuly eitjnyttble eveutiuugand one that will long be looked hitcic tipos whit pieasauutrecollections.

A glance over the list of caiitliilates will show th;tt Brotiteu'Conner Ituts a(ldoui greatly to tite stu'eutgtit of tite Order lut luisjurisdiction and that tito new uuleuitbei's aie tliou'otugltly repuesentative of tite lumber iniltustry in tito Sacrouttouuto Valleyaitti will be a groat acqutisitiout to tite ulteiutlierslii1i of Iloo'lloo,

Foilois'luig is list of officers, cutitillilales and those preseutt:Concatenation No. 2086 Auburn, Calif., May lo, isia.Sn,trlc-i. E. Counter, 5bi32,Senior Hoo-Hoo-C, G. Bird, 11570.Junior iioo-i-too-lt, A. iliocox, lili,BoJitm-F, \v. Blattclit,r,i, 25929,Scrivonotet-fl, S. Itjelirkle, 25152.Jabheu'wocic-,J, R, Neylan, 13597,Cuotocitbian-I-j. D. Chandler, I I i 16.Arcanoper-E, 10. White, 28459,Gurdout-It, S. Fuliet, lCDO,

1011O-,A,ndrew S. Anderson Yutt'd Saisattittu, Auh,ii'n Lnmbor Co.,aat Auburti, Calif.30139-henry Blesser, Dooitkcoping Sitlestitati, 'runs i)iamancl 5TtUltCo., Ilosevillo, Calif.10040-Latitrot, Fluntloy, Sncy,, A thorn Lamber t'. Q. DraworG." East Auburn, Calif.30141-Aiexautdnr MactÇortzio Laing, Socy-'t't'oan., Noweanile Litinutot'Co., Newcaatlo, Calif.3O04l-'Villiauuu Jqmes Laing, Vico-i't'e,, New'caiTo 1,ntnber Co,,Newcastle, Calif.30113-Roliort Artitur T1ttn, Manager, 'lite l)ia,iunid sutiucli Co,,lboseville, Calif.3O144-Etoy alatitony, iblanuager, Adattin Litutihot' Co., itonevillo,Calif.30i46-Genrgo \Vililam Ittortimer, Cashier, b'acranloIlt() Lamber Co,,162.1 P. St., S'acu'amcnto Calli,10146-S. IC. Williams, Salesman, Aul)nrn Lumber Co,, Colfax,l'iticer Co,, Calif.30147-David Earl Willis, Manger, 1)iamonii Matcit Co,, Lincoln,Calif.30110-George 0lavoiocic Young, Salootnan, 'rite California Door Co.,nf Oakland, Box I 81, tolootn, Calif.

The following mombors, wore ur000nl:7646, 130li, 13897. 04406, l'i0i2, li575, 1.1559, 218415, 21119,25451, 25470. 15706, 26156, 26510, 20136, 20137, 25159, 25160, 25929,15933, 28920, 20515.

Crescent City Hoo-Hoo Hold Wonder-fully Successful Concatenation

During past years, thet-e have been utiuiuuy uiotablc concutl.-ouations iteld in New Ot'ieaits, but It is doubtful if tltore witsever a Ulpio oittliuslastic gatltoriitg of olul onounlicu's anti osltiglt a grade class of kittens as litisse(l tltiougli flue onion beilIn the ball .rooun of the Cruutowaid 1-lotol on lite evening ofMay3lst.. - . . . .

Vicegerent R A. McLauclilitn Itas proven itiiiuoelf nito of titunbest organizers and leaders that Hoo-1Jo Itas ever lttttl iti theCrescent .City. Ho has orgautizeil weelcly Iuuuciteoss aviticluluavo been very sttccessful 111161 itas otiterwise plut. so mtieitpep and enthusiasm into his wont for 1Ioo-I-Ioo that he I1Wsecured tito active support of pi'acticaliy every utieunhor oftito Ord r lii hls home cIty.

Tito following report of tito great concatenation iieltj oitMay 31st was sent to 'fflue Utilietlun by Brother McLutuchlauifrom tite Lumber Trade JournaL It gives a cotapioto accotintof one of tite biggest and best botit froua tite nxuunl)er initiatedantI the number present of any meeting hold In New Orleansin recent years.

rConcatenation at New Orleans Wasa Truly Kittenish Affair

Hoo-}Ioo of New Orleans autd Southeast Louisiana concaonatod in a truly icittonislt manner on the night of May 31 andvere assisted In their antics by.the presence ofthe SnarIC ofthe Universe io the person of WillIam A. Priddlo, Vice-Presi-dent of the Beaumont Lumber Conipan and Emerson D. Ton-nant, secretary and treasurer of St. Louis ueñd a former Snarkof the Universe. With two such dietinguishe personages

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present it lis little wottdet tititt eveui tite olilei cats jwcsont (Ils-)litye(l so iuuuucli glttget' in foitdl Ing I lie kil teu'su.

Tito cout caten atioui i'as li ouI it t tite G rtuutenvaiui Itotel tutti luttito solemnity of tite occasion put litt't)ltglt the uulne degreesof bt'otheu'ltooul 24 of lito best ioohlutg itulii itttti,t i) l't)SltClifliCai)Peau'lng kittens i t itas eveu' licou I Ito itletui i ç of tite ei tieri.o coitcatonuote, propagate auttl oi)elmtte nipout As lctttnuis theywore tite creu'tne (le ruiiit of kittonislt oistence lit SoitlheastLouislttna, 'l'itey repu'oseui toil (h e bes i to ho fett un d lut titoluitiber life of tiue scciioit roidi-eu to ttitd as a u'esuuit theyvero wohl guoonnetl iou' tite OC'Cit8O1i, titoli' 'ltllcei' l)t'i)ti'uutl

Ing lui that expectitti t uttttiineu St) itiitllstie of a Ici i toil witeit itkitoweth not ivlt:i i (o expect, an d litoir il ttl e I ut I i s cii u I itigdo\vtnyau-tJ culti I tite tiutte ttt'i'ivotl l'itt' tite tv lt i lu xi t i n miueiilitouui uupvut rilo i sa to time [ou'uuu iii ti llgiit'e 9. iii e flu utcli cuti tuttifoi lowed tite coxucate ivatioit wuts es tecla i iy ti epat e,l foi' titeOCcasioii ninth t lt e ephalt pci' iioisoat pu ovni snufilcittui t fou i litttteeul of tIll. rJ-ltio v l)et'soutal hy sllhtei'VitiOti i)y l'thituiItgeu'Geou'ge "N'ehet' of lite Ot'itiuewalti hotel,

l't'iot- to tite opeutiutg tif festivit ie lieue sviti e several talksittatlo by tito gil esto ei' I Ito evoutiutg, \V. A l'ultiul io, IC. I). 'l'eutulant ltuttl Sttti e St)tuatoi' U. .1. LttI.iau't'o 0h u, i 'titI ti i e u'eluitetllt is expoiiouuce oui Lit ti ritus t t ltd t old of tite ins ny Cr)uictt I cita-tioiuti lioiti \VliilO titeu'o tittu'iitg tIte Ittol invii umili its, i io um bituuiathc a libout fol' tite ttu'oitsiutg tui tui titlet'osl lut I loo i it)() ofuttiitiu'to tititt itou' oxistiuug oit lite citttst, I le utttttbe ttin o\t'tollcutl laib

Soct'oiau'y E. 1). 'l'cui uuttit t i't,iut loti i Ito putsl ii Its tory tti' I bitt i loo¡titti ittatlo a iii ea i't)r a cout ti ut titi n co ti tito I mltvt't'tti, i u N'wOu-i ott uts sii uitttll i fool, by lIt o lu ii uit h eu' tif Icitlemuti i'ttt' tOi e ut lghitttuuti lito iutu'go utttoitti tules o f tIte ei d-Uutie neun hi'i'

Stitle Seuttttttu- L'ettug(o J. itth;tu'i- uutttie lue uuttst effect ivttttthlc of the cocu iutg i'ttt' tite uteeuh of uttou'o so('iiti)ihity ttutiottgIltosti elugutgeil iou lIte tituber iutilustu'y_ lie saul I lutti stIebtttffuihrs ta lit e one of tite l.iiuio tu c'y nient cc'beltu'al i hg, titewecicly itiltOititOji S ittohti by tito I i oo i it)t) uf No so OtO ettuts itbltendoti io bt'iiig tito uttoti sto etugitgeil I og'lit ou, ut i ittw titoiui ittitecetuto botlot' acqttalutltti vitiu euccli ci hot' aiu(i lui tioittg siiututbity itiisitittbeu'st.:tuttliiugo ei' tt business iuotttu'o celIbi lo biel tel'cicaiteti ul it ut utti a t lite ottitu e tutte u suhl i tu' O() t)hitdt'tL tittut h)oi'uttitteil lut tito itututdiiuug of qitestlons atit't'iliig tIttlu' leciti ittlerosts,

'l'ite c'tinctt toila f lox vtts iiitçui estlouittiily tito 1)1041 on o ituihiothoff lut Nev Ou'loa no iii tttttuiy yettu's . i I onto 111)1 (tut iy svttl i ttttenti olI by bottI iaeetttioeu'o of httOitt in eua't' hit t t ii eue ive m-o ltt.'LilYft'oiti tito s ii u'rtti amiiittg tei'u'i tory. 'l'ut' it ig tea tui t'e I luit vaopleasing to titase silt (t ivou-heciti Ituird foi i I s StI0005H aves i Itofttct that it was tite biggest one hehl lui utli tito Uutiteo Slatesslitce tito one Itt, llijttuiuittiutt lut .191 7 Its t'oeord was utot oflituig stniuiiutg lt os'ovou', fur oit i it e fttiit)%viutg Sal itu'tl ay uu igiil,tu e 0000tttt7uititlon tu. A ioxttuttl 'iii pii t t lit'oitglt 32 idO ens,

Vieogorent Snai'k It. A. McLattcititiut u'eenlvoii tjitny colotlillutloutts foi' tIte success of tito ut (fa I u' Etti t. lut ttat'it itt IL teal tOtal,tite et'etlit bohtngoii io lito Itottd of lite sevom ai 000'jflhitteoswittt Worlctj(i liud i y liltual iy ¡tuaI col hoc lively lui IL way f last waowot't ity of ali i lic ct'eti it, . 'Lite ILS tiistttii \VILM rc'uttl eu'eti byMatui'ice .1. i)iiveruitty, . J, C. Mttu'icsteiut, il, f3, Jtihçe, L, D,Sutiitli, Ji. Il. Michel, hEarty h), Knooiu, Phil Mai-z, Jr , Eilwao'tlSchiwnu'tz, J. P, \Valtittttiut situ Iri-eti v, ¡(cese,

In ailufitloit couac credit uutulst he given itui ttbsent ht'otliet' wIlelately i'ettiovto lit lilt'ttt ltigitattt, Aia , lit liecotito etilos inanageu'fol' tite l0Iai'biiu'y Littuibet' Cotutiiauuy. Ito io ltoitet't .1 Flue,lieslilos itu thug titi'ougit il IcI tiens a ut hither of oid iiiuteu'svito itad lot lucir utienibersinip 1111)50 foi' ti hrnrioi of severalyears voi-o I'oiutstatetl. Auutoutg titean wct'o l'hall Lttnici', UnyII. Mttlbaun, Cltttu'lcs S, l'Ittggeu'ty, O. E, ilooltut, C, lt Iotcitaittotitil C. J. Itynit.

Officers of tito coitcateuttil loti v,''e as folbo',,a:Concatenation Na, 2015, New Orleans, La., May 31, 1910,Sitaric-It, A.. ltcLaocitiait,S'ortior il,,,,- Jioo--.l tittie lloyd,hut it,i' I itto- ll,s--lC,iw, S, Scltwat toiiojuut,-S'Ci'ivoutttteu'-J, C'. StTaukt,toiti,Jtiitherwocic-_,!, 1'. \Vtiitl tuait,Costoeatiaut-M, J. Dttvert,ay,At'canoitei'-F. \V, 1Ceo.Gurthttn-g, IT. OficItsi,

30i5O--J4oiiu't Owens A lIeti, OCt1i)()ritj(, !itittl , 'l'titglitttite,,t i lttnh)orCo,, G'erieo,00, Ltt,001Sl-llttu'ry Sttttticny liait it, aianttgot, lt 0 1 rticIt riti,, i u a evIct'St., Now Orletto,,, Ltn,30i62-Wilhiani it., J3esiieh, Owutot', Iteaheb C'a1iiiot \%Torlcn, 2626 St,l'li iulipo, Now Oi'lottiiu, La,20163-D. Beach Carre, Vies- l'reo., W. W, Catto, 317 Bauonutne St,Now Oriean, Ltt.lOiS'i-Jjartwell Oliver Cook, At(, Maitttgst', A, j Iliggiuns Lumber,t ldxi),trt (lo,, lite,, C t - I S 1,Vititttey ilILoli lihcig. , NowOrinaits, La. '

30l55-Cltti, L. Crawford, Lurntiep J)ealei', 107 Canitb Danje Bldg.New Oricano, JA30166-George l)etidltiger, Oltuotger, Madisotivible Saw Pig MillMadinottyille, La.30157-C, E, Leo Dunn, Bonkleeei,er, W. H, Ward 429 Pattersonst. New OrIean9,L, -.

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J2 ¡ ¡('11114 ii I Hug , Ncc (iiTttiiic, ¡U.

Oj61__],C(ii1IiI $itilUi 1,L t, ¡';titnci \1n;iiigt', I. S. lcackc Co.

¡23 iI:iiiIi ¡tI,tio hi' Aiiiiex, Nev (Jre1iI1H, ¡.a.

UIG2-.F It ¡CiiIctt, (J titi , I. .¡'tilg}it Scremi 1"actiiry, etv

Oi ¡titilo, ¡t301 -(ii1 ¡I ¡(i(';iIP, (fltIi i ,

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39 r.:;- Cliii ¡cO ¡':iltt iii 1ai 'iii, 'ihciiii;i ii, J humai of CoittitiOrcit Co.,

(Jti;ïilj( I ). I I I \\'I gli' ¡tlilg,, SI.. titi;, Tilo.

lolt;I; I, \V,iltii Tilirli I Sit . .'l'ii'cM., (i,liiiiiIiiti ¡',i)% 1"actøry, lite.,

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toif;9 lliitli I' i.ifci Stititti, S'''Y.-' i'ii';c,, 'tniiil;iiiI lxiiiiI. ¡i_iiiilii'r

('ii t TIT 'liit tii't ltiiik, N'tv ()rliiiI..

tOI 70- ('III I l'tinI. Sii. li, Si'iv, .Til;itii cci 'l'iiiiieiIt tite & 1100111

l'i uditi 'iO A.''iiIiil luit, (IM .. &lJiI 111011 lllilg., Noie ()iliauO,

liia017 I (ji ei gi l 'l'iiiv.'r, \t IV. tarrO 317 11:iroiiliir,S1., New

i)l li':iiio, Ii1)172 tii'(Ll \\'p141', I Il i ft 'iieili ' Es? litio tin, Illecito Cohinet. iVerlcs,

I I tt't l'i 't1iTiI.t 141 ,\.o t iiliiii, Lo,

'liii'; t .1 t 'tittilitrtli \' illI,itii'i, Solio Aieiit, La, lIeti (.'pr000 Cc.,

121.1 lllIii'iiil.i I,itil, Ititig N i't" ()rlc:itio,

'l'itt' fiiiitt'ti' iti.'iiio i '4 0'('i' lti' itii, fi, 29. :i(,'l, 1,1,1, t,i:!I, ,7iÌ, fels, ?IrB, 7i1;3, 0708, l.7o,

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till r'iit io I iii il titi iit)t titi

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Meeting

\I('i'gt't t't'i iIlitt Ii S K 'l'iyliil' t nil Hitii'ttlit (tii'iloit itti'1c

l) 'tilO, tlt'i'Itii'il ii ts.i' tIiIi;tcHY lIp I it 'Iii' 'ilitIiI' IIot,.11ott io

fall itt hut' o'titt liti' ittiii't oiiitiitot'tt ilioirIci tvitielt hive iteeti

lt011flhllÇ itit'lt otli't'('"ftti i lietI lit, tnc'iitig titit'ittg t'ecciti

iiittiitii 1\'i i i ('Oil i , i)ti'' iiio'iileii i ii itii'ii it e;tlie;t t eii;ti tilt

tilt liti' ('I t'tiiiig iii .1 tito' .11'ii ititi it,tii'ii i i'(it'il1 itovitai ion

to liii' t'liiit(' iitil' cit ,',tÌi;itici itt hi' ir etti.

Flii'i r011IO ií'it;ti hut Ititik pite.it iii lite utili l'nullo of tite

I t viiiiiiit' ittil t'i iiitl i i'',llil.iii in iittt jltliliti ion of eight t'oltre-

lle1iiiii,(' :ittitiii' Itijititci titOli, tOil ii) :icitiii hIlt tite reitietate-

¡ii.ttl tu :1 itIl Si' itttiiìiti'i iii' titi I loti' E lito.

1;'ttilite'iitg liii' hilt itti iiiii toi'i' titiitiiit, si'iilclt ocie coniiiici ed

Il .1 iltitlIllOt i lint gas e ctlIit'tiltI( itt)' I ti OlI of tile kittena andSio()wptl tutu ititii i I ii;i' itt t ¡ttitiit0tii('l' li litt' ti ii ii i

strtn'ilttg ktiit'il lttt'' ti lie Iloo-IToo, iho meeting adjourned

t t) I ito I (tt)l 501 ti t'li el i it' C;to't houe viiet'e art citi ittot'ai e baci-

illicIt, WItt CCI 'i'il ,ititl titltiiet'iiiIC 0jiOC('iiw ditil'ti'Cii.I itirilig tiit cotti st' iti lito i):iitiiliOi i litt l,ttiiitS' Oi'cliesti'ít i)f

tuoi C tic titt,iic t ,'ntitri'ii 'toitit' itcttnt.tfitl soicciiolis.ill (tiitOl .1, i) lliut'lt atte to;tstiiìttt et' oit titis netta litii Ilid

i)t:l-tt1t iti'ii iii'. thu it_-s it i lìi1itil(_t tiotit clii tite affair tti(tVillS01011g V(tl'%' il ('i)' Stil Cttt'Y.'i'l'Oitotli't't', E, I). 'lennilit, at.

t tntii'il lii it lit ct'i ing titil ittuti to a ti atitiresti On til C vûi'k of

I I on I I (to ti iii itig ¡ rt'itt ycti'O. li e t'ceci ved a most cordiallieariitg aliti 'tto tolti ni itt' ito lneet.ilig I luit his t1etct'ipi.loli

cit the \'t)l'i t itii il t)O I liii, H tOW ti i> 11g WOO a recti a t.iott. Ill

ti (1 il itioli to i lie Sect (i i i') .'l'i'ecoii rttr, Vleegoi'etì L S, I . 'l'aylor,

Sl1J)i'Olil O C il rdtiii \l ..1 i-Ic I '(ttiS, Cii t, t i I tggei'ty tIti! titli oct ¡na ti e

ultirocqi'e fill I leo I I ito a ¡iii \'tt rieti s t.i titles.

\Ticcgi'i eilt 'l'iteltti Iili\' lie ici t'i i I y engen tu Ittetl ti atn theI,CI L'COtti 11 i tt.'fltl i1it ii i to cffcti'i s. I n iii i i t i hill ti) Vicegeront Stia iic

an d fitti ti Oli iyoii't t ii fiiliowittg t'noi iiilttot'e itad cliargit of aliIt O'Vittltt'lit titi '4 alitI tleoi't \O gt'C!tt t Cl'Ctiit loi' tite '(tl'Y effect ive

n-1 111111er lii 'it ittli Lii t'Y cai't'ieii ou t Lii oir d n ties1'c'iti i Ive Cotiiin i t i et' S. l. 'l'i vio i', Marh Lyons, ld (iii lies.Kittel! Cotti ni i i ce IV. I). I 11 ii I ip;. Citai i'iiit ¡t, Totit Scesi , A.

1_.ì\lIillCS of F'ititoli, Aia , Ceo, I litiit'y, lieti 'l'ayloi', Al f Ben-de-

I 13', i. I) flinch, ( '1' Fiberl'tlitliCltY Cotinnil toe II, 'I', E. Culver.ritii1Stlt1.t5t er T D, I Boni,Scordai )'-Tletetl rei' 'l'olino i t i n d Blot h er Chue-, 1ltggei'Ly

of tilo Atkiils Su'' Co. of New Orline, who. i)\ tito \vt3',

is il '('CCitt ti'iltqtaleiit('lil into ute ratilis of lint) ilíit, arevery g ettti\' lllilcbt('tl lo Vitreget'ent 'Sito' 'I'aylor fol' flic.

t; p101Itilil CI1ICI'tíllti itoctit s'ii cii Ii lt iti'ttvttltil fui- th e iii titiringt heir st li)' ill ?tloi)i1 e 111(1 tIe looki ng fonivarti to it galli 'isi t-Ing tlntt thriving ci iv iiitl li;ii'iilg tli it'ell-bitooe'ii 'Sle''' steer1,110111 ill ottntl tutti Intl otluci til Clii fc) titi Illesi, hospitable litent-bet's of the Ot dei In ltl' jurisdiction.

Follo't ing is a Ilett of the ttfficel'tt 'lio presided at tfle concatIlallies of catitilbiat 05 1111(1 iltose llt'eSOflL

Concatenation No, 2090, Mobile Aia., Juno 3, 1919SIbnriÇ-S K Tre ¡or.Senior EOOHO-'-Ii. D. Tonnant,

luIt or 1loo-HO(i--'PLtti il. Rayl3ojiitn-A. M Morttgties,Scrivofliiter-Marle bì'olts.,labl,erWeClc-lJ. A. 'I'ouart,(tail i,i'atiit-C. \V. IlempotoatlArcanoiiii"-,l. ¡I. i.tice,Gurdoti-It, 1h Radeliff,

30177-N. D. Cuanhtigltafli, P, O. Box 15, MobIle, Ala.Oi78-Ntl%t'a1'tl lloib'ltLltd Douer, Traveling & City Salesman 01 Mill

Suititly J)elit,, McGotVlfl-lYOtiS Hardware & Sueply Co.,Tiloliilo, Ala,

301 79-MotitriCe li. ilerzfCliI, Mattnger, MobilO Mattress Co., P. 0.ratx ¡97, Mobile, Ala.

30180-juIco lrelto ., loltuetoti, Tifantiger, 1. H. Burton & Co., Inc, ofNow Ytirk City, Box 1032, Mobile, Ala,

bOiSi--Clitinleo Albert L. ,ioiitttttotie, Secy.-'I'rOas., Turner SupplyCit., Box i 057, Tileltile, Alte

ClS2-(jetirge A. Michael, t? St. Fratteis St., Mobile, Ala.:ioIiSI-Natlitttt A. Moltott, Secietttt'y-'i'rCtL$Urel' & General Manager,

witiotier.C'iilckitoM%' Co., it) Battle of Mobile, Mobile, Ala.it 1 8.l_lrred 'i'ttyiet' Peck , Tibullo, A lie,

'Ittu foll'itvi big titonilieto 'octe pt'ititcnt2110, fi3STi, 8846, 1 01.17, lOiGS, 109(i2, 13070, 18431, 11696, 16070,

6074, 17822, 101511, 1825'i, 18819, ¡9898, 22079, 22801, 2289'!, 22896.

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Alexandria Hoo-Hoo Breaks Record

THIRTY.TWO CANDIDATES AND THIRTY-SEVENR E1NSTATEMENTS,

l)uriltg tCCLlIt nioto tilo i loo hoe Itas inni several rousing(titi Ct tetto LidIe wi tit a linge 1111111hei' o L candidates. However,

lt t,otlt tito Aloxattliria llooIIOO to prove to tite rest of thel'ettitil of Ltllili)c'rdoltl tititt thai oltI 1ioo-Hoo center was vot-yltltlClt al ive 11111 Ititti totultt Ill) i t li nt 111(1 to sltov t hat it hadit regtll'tl for 1loo-lloo flut was above and beyond ali etheri 11)1)-1 kto celliers, uy Jtilililig off the biggost ¡tieeting of the¡)l'CtO(tltt Tloolioo year.

'l'il e Cl'L'tlli foi- tit C sitleeSS of i ills rtieetlng is dite to theetnergetic work of Vicegoi'eIìt l-I. D. Fouie ill organlaing andgetti ng togol tel' n stiolig 001111111 ttco of tBtI ttt0lfl beis to i)aek

ii I in Il ¡t aliti Itittilt icen" lllgelnoltts for t his nicotlng. Special

lltCIltIt)li 011(111111 be lfliitt0 lit tuis connectioit of tite splendidivotl dotte ity Bi'oiioer l. P, heiss ailtl .1, D. Bollman. Inii(illitloti to tito aitove, tito following members gave BrotherI"oot.tt activo tbsSlstalìCO 111111 ileilied greatly in making theitiecittìg a succose:

Mayor (i. N. Atiams. Il. II. i'dobloy.li'. C, Chiititeil. il, 1. Fiatvlciits.

E. P. MtliliIlit, . F'. J, Hortig..1. Vtr. Aloxiuttlet',

'l'itt.t foilowlitg accouttt tiikoit frotu one of tite morning paperogives otti' i't2tlttei'S it. gotol dosci'iptloit of tite Itappenings at thisfaitlolls tnoetlttg :

Hoo-Hoo Héld Successful Meeting

Thirty-Two Candidates Were initiated Into the Order.

Big Sti-cet Parade Headed by Brass Band-Grotesque andHumorous Costumes-Banquet Followed

I nitiatory Ceremonies.

Tite gloat 'Black Cat" Itas ColIte aitii guile, but vhlie ho\VaS liete Ile was 'iLiOlitll'CiI of all Ite slirvoytid." Titis 1)artic111:11' nictltl)er of the folitlo fttnily, as \veil as a large number

o lus ¡-elutives of lessel' ago, took tite city by storm on Sat

urdtI3', 11111 reigned sultl'ettte tltrotighout tite day and late intolie nigltt, Kittells froiti ail over cetitt'al Louisiana gathered

het'c to meet Iheir (listlilgulelted kinsman, and to »e boundte) Itini l)y it stroitg 1)01111 of uitioii.

Tue big Hou-1100 concateiiatioii, 'which liad been planneduy flic local coittinitteos, was one of tite itiost successful "concats" which litio licou hold titis yoar. There were 32 candi-datos initiated. This Is tito hugest intinbet' which lias beentakoti litio tito oiganizailott tiuring the pi'esottt campaign. Titelargest tiitiiiitet' pi'evioiis to title was at Visalia, Cal., in Febru-

ai'y, \t'lleil 29 vore liiltiated.Tite concatenation openeti tt 8 o'clock Saturday evening,

ViIll 0. bli stt'ect paratlo, heatiod by a brass band, accompaniedby the ofticet's attiretl in iiiack robes and tite candidates tiedtogetliet'. whit ropes. Many grotesque costumos and fancyCOl)S WOt'O )vorn and tite procession ittade a "big hit" as itmarched through the streets,

The initiation took ili000 iittntediátely after the parade andthe ceremoilios were hold In tite Italian ball at Hotel Bentley.

Besides tite candidates, there were itbout fifty members ofthe organization present. Titirty-sevea oid members who hadbecome delinquent, reinstated.

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THEBULLETIN__A QUARTERLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO HOO-HOO

After tite initiatory c'ot'omonlos, which \\-oro very itii!ti'esslve,were 0000lluiod, th e iltetitbors atiti k i ttotls 101111 it-ed to tile inn illdining ruota of Hotel Beittley, vitet'o a Stitlll)ttiolts i)tttqllciwas enjoyed, and \s'iiol'e it-it 1111(1 lt n itntr Iteiti fil I I s\va y ttitil agenerai good tinte 'vtts h ati nit i i I a I a t o lioiti'

l'tir. Boyd of tite Liiitìbr 'fi-1111e,Jo1il'1111 I 1h08 itieti t s i Ita st.lilaster tt tite banqllet. 11(111, E, i), 'l'cii 11111. 01' St, Lttli i.s,Secretary.'I'roasui-e r of tito oiga n i ztt tiiblt tItI S Lit e ¡)l'ittC'ij)aispealcet', Ills add reos vas con ti tio(i itt t gen et-tel rei'ioiv tifthe Itrilgi-ess vli ido itilS iioijn IlIade ily tile tIlgen icto t tttti, ti ¡iiitite general boitefi ts to be det-iveti frullI tttetiiitei'sli i p i ereilt,lie also adtii'essecl li ilitseif ¡tin-i icit larly ttl tite cttntl i(lates itiitl

itsSUi'e(l titeitt that tito on tuo iii Oiitiie rallIp W'tls IlleilsetI ttt iiityotuent atìoiig titel r flltllll)Ot,

1\'Ii-, R. il!. Itlidci i eltrook of Sa it An ttil io, 'l't'xas, 1(tsltt)iltiCllon behalf of tite candidatos,Others vliit iliade short alltli-ossos vcti'e: ?tiayot- C, N. Atltiiii,l'ion. j. W, Alexander, F., J, liol'ttg, I, M. iltiwles, ,J. S, iit)ii.man, Il, D. Foote i.ntl otitet's,

Pito concatenation lo salti to itavo 1)0011 by fli- tito intist site-Ceseflil held titis year,Mr, H, D, Foote, Vloeget'ont Sitai-le fui' contrai 011(1 wosteru

Louliana, received tilo following tolcgt'tttit front \V, A. Pl'iiitiit,Snack of tite UnIverso, of St, Louis : 'I grotitly l'egret lIti ican not be with you tttttight, Please extend itty iteat-ty Stiel.ings to all present. Fi-ottt reports t'oceiveti, yotti- collecte.nation vi1l be one of tile largest anoti best, ovin iteld lib tiltSouth, and I congratulate you tilIti yont- cointtlitt,ee oit yotirsplentild success."

Hen, 10. D, Tonnait t, svito canto liete L'BileCittIiy t O ¡tait iCiltttOin the fostiyities of tito concatenation, oxitressoil ilinlsoli buoyas being well ideased willi tIto i'osttit. Ill', 'I'Oillttlitt loti. titiligittfor New Oi'loans.

The local conhinittoc ulesit'os io expt'oss lis itcttii y 111lire.ciatioit to ali viìo assisted in umIdo g tito conett tetto 11011 101011a success. Especia uy ib f11113' (iesii(O to tii;tiiic local fu-tus t'tu'trucks and otiter articles loaned foi- uso lit tilo liai-ado.Following is list of officers, clndi(laios anti iitoso ¡i'ostttt

Concatenation No, 2091, Alexandria, La., June 7, 19l9,Sittii'lç-.-il, D, Fouie, Ji'.Sonlot' Flou-lino-p, o. Sunimons,Jttttlor iio(t-Hoo_Clutts Clark,Bojunt_li', .1, J3ortlg,Scrlvoiuotor-1n p, Iloits,.laitl,erwtucie__j oltut li t)ltliel',Cttstttcttttati-It'_ 14. Cltttttttell,

A, Boll,Gurclou-J, E. Dt'oti'ott,

aol 8O-Vllllatn l-ttitttueii Ailains, \'it'ti j itulijot 'itt iL.uittl,er Co. . Ril7.ttiietlt, I ,ít.30186-David Adler, Salootono, W. A, Zeittickor, Suiluiuiy Ce,, 322Locust st.. ht. Lottis, 3lit.3O187-Perry Icrank Appel, Ft. '\Vortlt, 'i'exts,30188-George Micitaci ilalltnattit, A0sistant Salos Matiager, Citiulu,Rttltiiiil Lum bet' (to, , l,.ituil feti , Slit & Til,,tii'iiit Sta,, A let -tettulria, La,301 SO-Ellis II, florett , Sillucrilt tetuutit, I , I't'airlo I,tttttltr (2e., 1 'itt sPrairie, La.IOISO-Etiward C. Brisker, StIles Latid ' 1)elittrti,li'nt, l4ttiCt'iurl,toLutitliet' Co. , Aiextitiulnite, La.30111-'l'ltotntt Albert Iit'tlOclt, Stll,erttu tuOlitletit, ftuuitttttrtal 1.ttitll,Cl' -Co,, r4lizai,,ct1, i.tt.

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301 92-l-lart'y 'IV, Iluff iltglotu , - C:i oltlet', 'Freuiuuiutt Ltuto luci' (ni,, It,,-cheilo, La, - -

OO1'JI-,lito, '%V, Clink, ?4etutluer of i"t'tui, 1ui I., Clturit & Co. 'i'tiritt'y- Creek, - Lit. - ' -

SOI 94-Clttu,J Alft'oti Cuutt4ii lt;us'er, Tittitiager lieti, ii - I lei ittI'iu,ii.it i,Catiulti ItteibItlO 1,tiiitliei' Chu, , 'l',.td,, Sii, ,Oe Titi,tti'u,i' St,u,AlOxtiuit'iit, Lti, - - - -

3OlD9-Sttttittel itichat'd Cuittitti lits, Mtt Itager, S. - it, Clot, un u no Sow', 111111, 817 t'ittt (1 ,S'i., Aluuxauiulrl:t, La,30h96.-.--'tvill ioni .loitn i')i'olliltrul, ,Sutiuet'l titernlu,t 'i'itttluut' iuti,i.lt, Lottgl'Ina Lttnther Cii,, i Ois i 'out St. , A lexatitlrlte, I .tt . -3Ol97-Freclerielc 1)e 1"orest Gutsl iii , l3ttsl ta oes l)eliai'i tisi, t, 'i' titi Neu,'Orleibtis Rotn . 'Wells iratgo But liti tug, New Ot'le,u t us, itt,10loR_.r,lwl ta'n L" Pur

i o tit itt ii, utt iRaiui(ls Lutnber (2e,, Ciii & Monroe Sis,, AIOXLtbtil'ia, l.a.30199-Charles 'Ihomas i i iliturti, Assletteit t Stt luerlii leittli,' i t t , 'l'i',,-molut Lumber Co., Itocltello, La,-

IOIOO-Jelun Lucius lles, Atutuietiiit Mannge't-, S, J, ilc & Suit,,Obei'iliu, La,3O2O1-Oscat' Tiforuroe 2VtcCutt'ley, Sttpot'lt,i enuletu I uit Mttuli ii,ot'y, i ut -tilluttritel Luto br Co., I'3 iatt lieti, , J,,,30202-.E, 1'. - Mallato, Secretttt'y, Aluxtti tu]nite l,ttiiiiiC't' i'xt'liittgi',1-lotol Iioittley, Aioxanuit'l,, La.

-lO203',i,lvin Rttutiliton 31st', Atcout,ttt ii t , .0e Litio luit' Ci ,, 1.1,1'rlog, La. -

30204-Rohorf Muuoro lTltluiilit'uuiu1t, Seet'sutt'y & Gt'tteu'al Tititii,gu't',Coo. C, Vaugleuti & Sutio, 404 -07 Gililus littiliit,ug, -StutiAntonio, 't'exas, -

30205.---'!, G, Mltciueil, StIliSti tuteflulen t i\totive l'uou'ei' : It, t'i tIti rittiLu,nl,er (1o., Elitittliotlu, l,tu.3O2O6-\yslter IRigar Xou,nut, Assistant Suiiierit,tet,uieu,t, Uc-ruueuitu-lJo3'tl Limber Co,, Ailatuta, l.a.

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30207-'ill Cumunlns ì'.Ioi'rluuon, AesSutautt, B. lt. Cutttiuttii Mati' 21111,-Box 3711, Aiexauitlrla,- La. ' -

3O2OS-Ctlrl Netto, Tilanwgutr, Caui4o Rapids Luttttiuer Co,, gasten, La,-3O2O9-l"ellx- Ortogo, Chief -Litmbet' Inspector, itiexttodrla, La,3O210-Ltltilet' i, Itackley, Storti Muttiager, lttuituolt'j,ui 1,ulinhe'l' Co.,Ellzai,cth, La. . - -

TOlii-.1'Iarry DavIs Roess, MerIdian Luinloor C'o,, Ltd. 'berldlail, La

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302i 2-.\tuilreo' .oi Stet' unti, S'tuiuot ittteutu1t,i Etitet ut loo Lutmbor Co.,Itul,, i2-i Sliit'l;uutui Lvu' , .tle,t tiuiu'i,i, ltuill)., ''ii--- 31 cutid .\tiis't'' S'tt,iicttlu, 'l'i to ttl tug Nalettiittut, 'l'tetttuuiuti ,tttitii,'i' liuueiueii, i102 ¡'i--Atut,uu,,t \\'uuiloi' 'i'tutuiiiuiil, i 'uit i,'iiuolttg Agcttt, 'l'i outtot-It l.tltn-iiu' I iu., ituielielli,, i it,

tt112 I 5-i luu'i'u' lutttu \'itiiglititu, I ei' I .iuiuiiui't l'o,, i,tii,, 'i'lg,u, J,tt,iii: i u; -(i, u t, \',utti io, i'tiittltl i,ttiuiltot i 'it \VO3i, 1,iu'l'lui, fuuiluuvitig ttictiiiiu't'uu u; &'t t' iii i',i'iti27, -i-i, -i 1-19, 1201, uil, 7706, 7112, lull, loots, 10783, 10599,i2'i7, l:iu7n, i:i'ioo, I li IT. 1211112, l5'ui,I, 1111118, 113,52, 17:158, i7377,I 7:17, I Tatui, i 7911,, I 7110, 101101, I 5(1,0, 1 01)1 i, i SI 60, 1 0 I I 9, 20:116,222 t:i, 2:1) i s, ti5-it, 22511, 21;I;i; i , 21.9th, 28710, 29766, 21)11 I 1),

L____L;;;'Big Night' at St. Louis

./\.li t t tilO ileoii cli st.uittu I iS' t Il i ('('lilt t yell rs to iit)ili il I,otiios'Night lii St. 1111114 (liIt'iitg tuo 1111)11th of ,Jttnc, tite local IIooi ho t Nit tei t i n in ciii Colli ill I i leu ulet' ti C'ti i ley Wohlill iflttifltilifltite etitititilt 11111 15 ti. t'iouttlt ili'i'ltltgeui to httl(l a Lnliies' Ntglttiutlll(lilitt tu lIti uiii,ut'iu iittitittti tui t',u ffu'l'ti i titi t;1ll'(i011 ut t he root1111(1 (1f .St. I.titti,i liii t iii evitliltig (ti Jii ill' 2(11 lu

'l'lt Is litt itci not. ¡110V cul i t) ito nito (If t li e titlist 01100055 LitI over1101(1 lii tile ltitti oi'y ni tiií Oi'tiei', ovei' olio itiiii(il'Oli tln(l t v0iity.iit'o liut(t.iIoo, tilült ''it'es, 5SV1'Otlueti't hIll fi'toilds attoiiul.litt (il (i Il i 111101' 111111 j tiligiiig fi t011 t il et Illilny t'eittiti'ks yiticiiBIOY itlaulo Iii i lIC coince of tite eiiL('i'ttliiiliioitt it 'vas titer.lIti gli ly Oilj(IyC'(i by a i I ¡It'Csoilt.

[ii tiuiuiitlt(it i (t tue luttai tIluuttiupu'ti (',lu'('li ii Ai tuii'uu''v 2II('l)tltiiolSof S t, Luiii is (t'tI 5 lItes (tilt it lItI ti t'i I volati il Sill eilul lui oration oniii0 fu tu t'e ¡tl'utgi'u,siu O i' St, 1,1111 is, Fol ltuving t lIli (Jli'ciiit At.i.uti'Jl <ty, Vll:sgei'eii t Sit u rIt V. I'. A lIti ei'Sitll utf St, 1,011 I s 11111sutv(.ìi.til 110th i ItI(t.1lO(, 1111111e tttil,e, ¡1111011g iii('lll ileiitg 1'3i uttiteritat, Cook, i'licelli y tI 5li(tldttie.I'liit(Ii' ot' t Ile tIltI ,St, TOlilS biiiii.i)lti'iiiilti,

A fi.oi' itttju»'iiig tite vot'y tloliglitftil 1011,1st aitul list enhitg io(hub sit101tulIli iittisit i'til'illsit('li ily 11,11 tti'nitosti'a ttiitl liuciticitiget's, I ltlttei'y (liii test ictus ilOili lit \VlliC'il illiiltOt Oils )ri'/ttsee IP glveii .1) the t'(ti'tii litt i ut Wi lilloisicoliii3vli1g tlitt iiui,i ci'3' (ttllii.05i , tiititcliig tIltS itltlliigcui lit byi lIOSO Seil« lute to tl'ij) tile 115111 fitiltastic,'J.'lto fOIiO\Viilg culitliliit.ile iltttl tii,li'ge of titi, itt'i'tliigoiil Pills iii(llillieeti(til tt'li.it i il te ¡ilttotiitg:

S, S, Putty, Citttit'iil'lit,\V, I', A ii(iet'il(lll, Vieogi'ii t .Siiark,

L. M, Tutily, S. 9 (litvhi,G. \V. Fitnc'lc, i i it litz lilly,R, itt. J0litilllit(itt, O F, i'Il)ffOi',A. C, (bussi i ng, l'T I') 'l'utilittl itt

New York Hoo-Hoo Hold Reorgani-zation Dinner

lit 11111cl' tu) Schal a iless' ViCl)gpi'eitt Sottili ami it local lioolloro (l,lllillli lutt, ßitjii'tilltO 'icilitul' i i(llI.I 1(111 ( i lt 11111111 (tI' (tiNuns' \'u)i'lç cotti. utili, iii %'ilut tutus it) till ltut',ti tttiititt't'it io it iteofstoa le ti tilnel' st'l i ich ','.'iis htthi it 11deC11 t'ciier's on tito COCu.Ing of lituic 21 tu . - - i t ro i lieu' IÇa itiiltCi' i'ojultl'tS titttt tu III Incitilug ava s vuut'y (iiI tit tiSi ii ei iO. 'lucre wore tilli le a utiuitt ber ofttdul i'Otts(tS ilitlti O iliOi Litt ltsetileiut ¡ti't)ViIl cul tililt OVaS i illlrougillyo ti jo yeti,

i)ui t'luig - til e ti itiilci', J0l'Otll eu' l'l'('tl .1 itilltiknut' ovas el coboultIll V'i cegureut t SuoI uit fo r i Ile Ne' 'i'(}l i( d loi i'ict fluid tito follow-ills 'ottttt',ltLee 2v:: :t;tT:r;lttc,l ti nolst i.iiii itt eattytutg on litoOu'tli'iC (If tito (.')l'del' iii lt li Jitt'isui lt'titui

l'ei ci' 1. \Viiitùit , blut i i, J Juliet',liOilPi't Collo i tI I i tillit, Ci ias lt. l'leI zFt'ttnit l'itc)lui',

As sotto lIlt t.lì e elaci.línt ICtIC t)Vei', tl (Jilt I to itrl'aulgomontssecte nit ti ut to hohl ti con ltiltCliii hou tt I iii i n I tul utot six \veoks,At this eollcatellaiioul 11111115 ovilI lie itlit(ìu' itt '(Culli tIlt large itdelega filin tIti litussilule t (t tttiClltl tite an n liti ¡noei ing itt Chi.01151) , Seiutiui ititi' ftiii ten B lOtit,

'l'lì e tllliulti il liti eut t (ti' lirtul Il 01' liii ill hei' lo a oltre lildiCatilIlltltat New Y(li'l( inteuiuls tu) get vet's' iiuiey on lino Iloo work 11511t'OtOVCt' lIlt touch ilS I tùititi lolo of the to l)tttl'lltu ill lost Il urillgthe i'tocoii t lS'ai' PuOi'loul , 'i'it(t i4Li'(Illg Colli IO) it tOut wli mit lIas 1)0011selected assut'os tito New York atiiiobei s tuf an ot'gautizatbont.liii t -o'ill l'liti' Oit Ile rt ti'tij'k ill ;t n ('lt 'rgotic tOlti 1ft'ectlyetltttliflei', 'l'ho following tIleiull)ers vCre present at tills dinner:

60110, 25136, 29152, 29312, 7201, 28102, 29198, 29390, 1358?, 28166,29200, 296-iO, 15117, 28440, 2920t, 29797, 27803, 28146, 29207, P0014,30019.

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New Vicegerents

'flic I-Too 11(n) of Nobraslut have selected flR their Vicegerontfor the coining year Capt Morton F. Engelmarl, who has justrrreti t i y I iii wil ti ()T11 P (t VO serv t ce i Il France Brothor1ngcIrnan is liond of Elio M. F. Bngcìnian Lumber Co., Is well

known ¿L1l(l very popular among all of the lumber elc,ment0f Nebraskit,

Ills selection assures a return of HooT'Too activity to

Omaha awl otltei pnrtH ot the state anti means that therewill lo a big eniicatenat Ion held in Omaha before the annualmeotin g

liroihor Willard (I. Burton o! the Burton Lumber Co. of

Huh li l(fl City lins i)((I1 tulrtal Vicegerdnt Snaric for thesI:hi rf litait ltl()tiI(I illIl)fl lIfl been active In Salt I_.aic¡lOI) I I oo (lI(t(t foi $(flhI( time ijaal. iiitl Is 51St) very popular

'ihii t h e ruth ( iiiiiiini fittei'iìity. I l( is now actively engagedIn ei g.i tiixhiig lits l(ri hi V iiid lins alroatly hehl one concateHal titi \% IIICII tOOk l)I(( OH flLU1(ifly evpT ¡ng, lime 28th. Osvhng

I o t lIP I I'i( t of th lit n eeting not h i y j ng l)Cefl received at

lieadiiu,tItlI H, \VC Il ( un.tbie to iflClI)(IQ I t li) hua Issue of 'nieBulletin,

Change in Supreme Nine

Owing to the fact that his inisliiesa engagements this sumijar s'ouIil lia so heavy that he could not spare the time necOssaly to liniollo lino lloo vorli during the annual meeting,lirollier A. C QnBlov was reliictiintly forced to resign freinlie Supreme Nine lu h is plii(e, (lie Nine has elected Brother

r, A. ?.Toorn Chicago Representative of the Pacific LuanberAgency, to lite place as Supreme jal)berwock.

lluit hoi M()()iP io iii ùhti ijonihei' of i I ool!oo, belog Nunhers:to:t 'l) i\li I i i i'iii 1' fl1 lend by a io t of old cuts no heliigVicogereiit of the SI. Louis district during the St. LouisWTorld'8 Fair. Ile is thoroughly versed In all the moves thatIll (1 nc'ce000rY In order to creito an organization that willclii ry On hie work of the Order in bio jurisdIction and as lieis voi y pOl)iilai viIli the Chicago members we predict thathis term of offlee will 1)0 0 OUCCOOS in every way.

Birmingham Hoo-Hoo Hold LiveConcatenation

l)iio to um initiative of Brothers W. FI, Fleming and Il. J.luiii' 01 i1Iiiiihiiiiiiiiìi n i)l' lIOHIOtCIl 1)'.' \ni(ngeiont Snark. Ceo.w. Plinhili uf Tuscaloosa and his active supporters from thatI h il y i o g iii olor (ifltei . tut' iii()St SU (CiS fill cenen tl'flhitk)l) heldin hit' city (if Ihirniingiiom in recent years assembled in thecliii) VOOIiiR of the Civic A000eiation on Friday evening, June1:ltli. 'huero \er' iiinihero present at this meeting fromtli Parto of lie state and io say that they thoroughly enjoyed

tlit'iiiseivoii in e\preMoing it 'cry mildly.r\ft,I givliig tl' pla.ri Ç ('illl!iiqlflt CO fl tiinrougli going over

and intinctlng thom in the mysteries of IIoo'l-Ioo an ad-jOlilUfliollt \VflO mielo ti) tile roof garden of the Civic Club onthe tvciity fourth floor of tIto Jefferson County Bank Build-lug, 'iivrr' u ltll)tt eli l)()rat( IiItI t ç' 11101tOg 1)0 eq hot Vil5

aIM vei Tiii ulit. uf iiiü flt d1tght!1 placca that a

('l)liea t (OID I liili a lui hI'S' jOli Oil tilO roof 's'an evet' hehl i n . In

spite of the e\ireiìie licol of tun evening, It was cool andcomfortable atol allowed everyone to thoroughly enjoy flicoveiiiflg

Brother Il, II, Sodi of BIrmingham. who was one of the(liii 111 tiUI)I'i \ bu iii'('i lilO l'IliliOtil t CCI ì t. Eli io 1110Cl ing. actedlis toasijiinsici , iiul irforiìici his duties in a manner thatiiiade tuo ha tiquct thoroughly enjoyable. Commissionerliornal»' jiindo sii nildroso o! relconie on I)cllalf of the city1)1 Birmingham. Seri etary-'frensurer Tennant gave an ad-dicoc on tue uni k iiti ri'eord of the Order. Brother J. AsaItounittice spolie ter the town of Gordon, Ark,, the birthpiace(JI tu e Ut dei' of i loo I I ou Brothers C e o. \V. l'ha lin of 'l'noce-11)0511. Vicegciont Smirk for iioitiiern Alobanin, W. H. Ficin-lug, R 1, line aiiil several other members ciado splendidinlks.

In addii ion t ti t lie ii i-ge flifthl)Ci' of ol (1 ineinheis nrese-nt Lii e

iiiet ing was gicattv livened up by the presence of Vicegerentlark Eiiedgo of Corinth, Miss. It was largely due to the

Initiative of Brother Elledge that Hoo-Hoo was so thoroughlyestablished in Alabama last fall at a big concatenation whichwas held In Tuscaloosa. He certainly did splendid work forthe Order wlieii lie induced Brother Geo. W. Phalin to be-come a member at Corinth in 1917, as since Brother Phalinhas taken charge in northern Alabama territory the work ofthe Order lias hummed in that district.

In addition to Brother Phalin, the following members fromTuscaloosa were present at the concatenation: R. V. Elledge,It. P. Powell, A. J. McEacbcn, J. J. Copeland, Marion Cope-land. C. G. Ilajinnhl. W. A. Boyd, A; L. LindsIcy, J, D. Blockerand F. P. Hatch, The local committee who had charge of thismeeting and to whom great praise Is due for the splendidsuccess which attendd their efforts was composed of R. J.Fine of the Mabry Luiiibei' Co., J. \V. Douglas, Iron CityLumber Co., W. H. Fleming, J. Am Roundtree, President ofthe Bankhead Highway Assn. and E. W. McKinley of theJefferson Lumber Co.

Following is list of officers presiding, candidates and thosepresent:

Concatenation No. 2092, Birmingham, Ala., Juno 13, 1918.

Snark-li, D. Tonnant.Senior Hoo-FToo-J. W. Douglas,Junior mo-Boo-A. L. Lindsioy.l3ojuim-R. V. Biledge.Scrlvenoter-W. H. Fleming..Tahbcrwocli-T-L G. l3rnboton,Cuntocatlan-'A. J. lube,Arcanoper-John D, Blocker.Gurdon-M. M. Elledge.

3O2t7-Hnlrell (liiy Abice. Mgr.. 11. 0. Abtes Lbr. Co,, Bed Bay,Ala,

30215-Baron Mourice Angeli, Traffic Mgr., Lumbermen's TrafficAunn,, 407 Womlward Bldg., l3irmlngiiflm, Ala.

30219-Torneo Michael Clemente. Southern RaprenantatlVO, Kirk-patricli Ll)r. Co.. 504 .Alutnn l3ldg.. Tuscaloosa, Ala,

B220-Mannio Paul T-Terdin. secy.Mgr., Alabama Statistical Bu-roan, Feries Bldg., BIrmingham'. Ala.

30221-Milton Thomas Ttogern, Buyer, Rurnloy-Allison Lbr. Co.,Tuecatoon, Ala.

.10222-Raymond Terry. Aunt. Mgr.. Elledgo-Terry Lbr. Co,, Rosen-leid Bldg., 'runcainono, Ala.

30223-Jamen Franklin Wynn. Owner, W'hoieoale Lumber, 2221.Tefteruon Co. flank Bldg., BirmIngham, Ala.

The following momhern wore preoent7423. 7076, 9F,4, 11610, 13070, 1B52, 174X4, 15289, 18304, 21522,

22090, 26090, 2m098, 25427, 26932. 2928G. 29936, 29942, 20944. 30031,30032, 30033, 30034, 30039. 30040, 30044, 30068.

West Virginia Hoo-Hoo HoldSuccessful Concatenation

Past Snnrlc 10. Stringer Boggess, who Is Vlcegerent for thestate of 'West Virginia, held a most successful concatenationIn Clarlcsbiírg on. the evening of June 27th. While the classof candidates was not large, they were all practical Intuber-mon and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the meeting.In addition to the now members, there vere three reinstate'monts of old members with a promise that three more willsenil in their róinstatenients at an early date.

Brother floggess reports that every member present as-

sisted in making the work a success, but special mentionlutist be made of Brotliei \V. D. Kaufmann, i'lio secured all ofthe candidates, initiated at this meeting.

Proniineiit among flic reinstatements was Lt.. W. E.

Dowdlng, late of the British army, who saw several years'Octive service in France during the recent war.

Every member present at this meeting was so pleased withthe success oi ii thai trruiigeoionts 'wore maim to haveanother concatenation early In September. ' ..

Following is list of officers, new members and those pros-ont:

Concatenation No. 2093, Ciarksbur, W. Va., June 27, 1919.

Snnrk-i",, 'ring'l' B'JgCC'', 7197.Senior 1loo-Hoo-Ciian. E. Gay, 23153Junior lloo-Hoo-W. D, iCaufmann, 14410.llajuin-G. M. Barnett, 14839,Seriv oliolor-Jahilen Holland, 15686.Jabberwock-Chon. E. . Gay, 23153.Cu.stocatian-lt. W. Duncan, 11025. .

Arcanoper . . .

. . Gurdoo-R. W. Duncan, 11028. . . .

30224-Patrick Henry Follen. Tie Solicitor and Inspector, B. & O.n, it. Purehasing Dept., Buchannon, W. Va.

30225-Chrintiall C. Fisher, Tord Supt. at Gasnaway, W. Va., B. &.

o, n. n.. liuchannon, .W. Va,. 30226-Harmon Jackson Miles, Owner, H. J. Milos, Frenehton.

W.Va. .

The fo1lonog members were present:7h?, 7431 11028, 14438, 14839, 1686, 23153.

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The Supreme NineSNARE oir FlOE LJNIVEiiSi..Vin, A. rrlddis (129), Vloo.rrenident,

JAISIIJ1II%VO(:Ic..T0,,1 t. Moore, CIiIiigo Reproaont1etIvo, l'acUte Lum.Tuo itiu,ìjn Lumber Co., fleaumont, Toc.

l,er Agency, l'coplo'u (i,, HIdg,, Clilciigo, 311.SENIOR ilOO'I1OO-CIia J. ICammer (7281), Oeneral Manager, LowI¶l'iioiiijo,n,, & Co., Asiorli,, L, I,, N. Y.

CUSTOC,tTI,tyiy,,, Al,iott (22274), Manager, Denver Office, Aun.r-JUNLOIi J!oo_ifoo_100111,

w. Nelgi,bsr (781st, Manager, racine Coagt lean Steel & Wire Co,, I)ellver, Colo.J)°i'isrt,eent, i, c. Atldn0 & Co., 257 llisIpn Street, San IPron.cinco, Cul,AitCANoi'Jj..,,,, Ninitli (26979), TreilNurer anti Maiia«er, 3olmaot

HOJUM-.i,011i0 R. Fifer (7015), I'resldent, I,, R, liter Lumber Co., City hemd,, Keyatene Tullo Co,, loo., Jolieoon Cly, Toen.Seattle, lIsci,.

8CR1VENo'çjit_J. M. TuHy (21540), Stanugcr st. Lout, Office. Lonla. GOJltI)ON-3Illrk Lyon,, (0810), Secretary uii,I Trenmurer, Meliowin.Ia,ii, lied (iygroos Co., 705 1allorton Building, St. Loulo, Mo, 140110 llrdn,,ro & Hi,pply Co., MobIle, Ala.SECIII1TARY_TREASSJJtER__E, D. Tonnant (18070), St, Louis, Mo,

The House of Ancients(9[.% lt. McCtt (i). (fleuornec1).n. A. JOHNSON (2), Lumber World Roviow, Gilcago, iii.J. E. I)E1'ENII,tuGiS (0), ffloeoaae,l),n. ii. ILEMENIYAY (Is.!), Tito Ef PMO Lumbor Co., Colorado Sprieg,Coin,A. A. %'ilipg (152), (Dcccnned).N. A. GLAI)DIN(i (93), M. C, AtkIns & Co., lee,, Indlanapoija, md,1v. n; STlhLVEi,y. (SDSS),Suutl,ern l'me Co. of (borgia, Savannah, Ga.A. ii. wgn (2608), (l)eceuoeii).VM, H, Nonato (1600), (lIoeoiucd),

Jl). aL VEIT3IEIER (Deconned),o, n. ico (421), flectp.ed,R. D. INIIAN (2150), InnIft,,4'ouen Lumber Co,, Portland, Ore.A. C. EAIISEY (233), Menipiiiu, Daltia & Quit Railroad Co,, Naoltyllie,Ark,

.0, S. itONNlp (0240), Bonner Oil Co,, lioaoton, Texea.I'LA'rT Il. IVALK11R, lidik,r Tito MlI0lppl Valley Luiiìijorman,llirnlc,ii,oila, llit,n_w. A. UADI,iiy (lissa) , Tito S. ifeolloy Lumi,or Co.. Ltd., Citatbain,0:ii,, Ciida.ir, j. II1LLE1I (SISO), li. J. SillIer Luml,or Co., L, O. SmIth llulldlnt,Sentilo, 11'aslt.E. STEINOE1I 80001085 (7157), Ci:irkitiiurg, W, Va,YRANIC 1%'. TiiO%VEII (12831), Trowor Lumber Co,, San Franeloco, Cal.iOlEN U. iclliiiy (7775), fliriiy l,utnber Co,, I°lmt Natlonl flank Build.lug, IIouton, Tor.JMM1tS()N n. TENNANT (i0070), Concatonatd Order of iloo.lfoo, 801Wright Ilulidlug, St. Louht, Mo.JULIU8 0551)311, (3220), JuIl00 Sldol Lumber Co,, St. LenIn, Mo.

Osirian Cloister![IoIf rittEsT or OSIRIS-J01100 Seidel (5118), roaldent, JfllluiSeidel Lumljr Co., 8f, Lonf, Mo,¡ROlE rIttEsT OF I'TAU-J, B, Nalty (380), rreldont, Hammond

Lunil,ei. Co., ifimmond, Lamaas PRIEST OF liA-Col, J. Ji, SlilIman (141), RetireeS Treaaorcr,

Memorial CommIttee, 0. A. B,, 518 B. 42nd St., New York Clt'.¡nais PRIEST Oir isis-n. 1IrsdrIeion (20744), Itendr1okou LumberÇ0., Oae Prancluco, Coi,

mall PRISSTOP 5H11_J. P. Judd (94), Hall & Brown Wood WorkingMachine Co,, 8t. LottIe, Mo.

111011 i'IIiEST OF TUOTII_..E. D. Tonnant (18070), 8ocretei-r.rr..uror, Order of Sloe-lion, St. Loul, Mo.

IlIon ritncsr oar aatTmuia-sth0, C. Bennett (21098), rreoldeutIlurdaood MIDa Lumber Co., 1428 Monadnoek Building, Chicago,iii,

HIGH I'RIEKT OF SEll-Harry B. baton (3800). Manager, C. N. D!-tLii,,tirnr Co., Omaha, ¡(ob.HIGH ShIEST 01° ANUB15._p.00 ¡f 35ifhefl (21181), Tomllnoon L

rtlifeliell, WinnIpeg, l'ian,, Canada,