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THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF JUSTICE. 6 Extension of Present Dispensation The Executive Committee has yielded to quite a general request and EXTENDED THE PRESENT DISPENSATION From Nov. 30th, to March 31st, Inclusive Look at your dispensation letter sent out about August 25th and get your Council down to business; Get 100 New Members for Your Council While You Can Take Them in Free Many of our Councils have put in from twenty-five to one hundred. Can't you do as well Of course you can if you will. Start in now.

Let everybody get to work now. You can get an applicant if it don't cost him anything to start with, when you could not if he had to pay $3.00 or $4.00 besides the advance assessment. Under this dispensation he pays nothing until he pays the advance assessment. Remember vou get a Commission of $1.00 for each new Member Let everybodygo to workand get 50 or 100 new members for your Council. NATIONAL SECRETARY'S MONTHLY NOTES.

Let us be glad we are settled and everybody satisfied, loyal and at work. The orders that have not advanced their rates as high as ours or higher will have it to do. member in good standing under certificate No. 3781 for $2,000, issued to her in Coffey ville Council No. 45.

Died Jan. 26, 1915. Cause of death tuberculosis. No. 1338.

Elizabeth Louise Traffie Hallquist, a member in good standing under certificate" No. 11850 for $1,000, issued to her in Dewey Council No. 15. Died Jan. 23, 1915.

Cause of death tuberculosis. No. 1339. Albert G. Owen, a member in good standing under certificate No.

2829 for $2,000, issued to him in Toneka Council No. 5. Died Remember that the District meetings will not be held until the third Tuesday of February (February 16th), and the National Council meeting on the third Tuesday of March (March 16, 1915.) other matters we cannot put the full ad in the official paper. However, the al will cover the full circulation of the Journal. Topeka Council is talking of securing a special car to carry the members who wish to attend National Council meeting at Osage City.

Remember the District Councils meet on Tuesday, Feb. 16th. Then organize by electing a chairman and secretary of said District meeting and after the Representative and Alternate are elected fill out the blanks and mail them to the National Secretary before the adjournment of the District meeting. Letters and blanks have been sent to the Secretary where the district meeting is to be held. Jan.

26, 1915. ACCIDENT CLAIMS ALLOWED. No. 50. Frontenac, Dean.

No 51. Almena, Lamb, $11.55. Your representative from the local Council to the District Council should be elected on the first regular meeting of the Council in December, but if not then the election should occur at the next meeting regular, or special, in December, 1914. Assessment No. 2 for 1915.

Assessment No. 2 is called by the Executive Committee of the National Council, being the regular asaessment for 1915, as provided by Constitution and By-Laws. Financiers will send In report No. 2, on or before Feb. 10, 1915, carrying with it the' money collected on assessment No.

1 from the members daring the month of 1915. Also carrying the advance assessment of all our members joining on or before Jan. 20, 1915. Also carrying the proper amount of arrears on any members reinstated with this report. All members are required to pay assessment No.

2 to the Financier during the month of 1915. Members failing to pay No. 2 to the Financier during the month of Feb will stand suspended on March 1, 1915. The following death claims were allowed and will be paid as soon as they can be reached in the regular order of filing about March 20th. No.

1332. Daniel D. Mahony, a member in good standing under certificate No. 18444 for $1,000. issued to him in Dewey Council No.

15. No. 52. Englevale, Perdue, $100.64. No.

53. Crestline, Lyerla, $23.73. No. 54. Baldwin, Bell.

No. 55. Sedan, Wilson Don't stop work under this dispensation. Remember the same dispensation is in force until March 31st, and the same commission to the solicitor who gets the new member. Remember that some of our Conn Each local Council Secretary will receive at the earliest date possible the statement of the Councils associated in each district, and the Secretary of the local Council at the district meeting will receive the proper blank for certifying the names of the representative and alternate elect to National Council.

There was not time to break in a new cils have been doing good work under dispensation before National Council the dispensation ending March 31st, meeting, so the executive committee and if these Councils could do it your thought best to continue it to March Council can do it. 31st inclusive. Frontenac Council No. 85 sent in a good No. 1 report showing 188 mem bers in good standing with not a Some of our Councils have added over 100 new members under this dispensation, others 50, 25 or 10 new members.

Can't your Council do the single suspension. A good record. Died Jan. 4, 1915. Cause cf death Shows that Bro.

Daniel 0. Donnell the faithful Financier is looking after same? If not why not? his members. The representative from local to district Council who is in actual atr tendance will receive three cnts per mile going and coming to and from said district meeting by most practicable route, and two dollars for one day's attendance at the district meeting, to be paid from the general fund of the local Council. No proxies can be used. Local Councils need not send a representative to t.ho district, mppfincr unless ihaxr Secretaries of local Councils please be prompt in sending to this office District meetings will be held at the report of officers elected, and also meeting places designated in the letter and blanks sent to the secretary the separate report of representative of the local Council where the meeting elect from the local Council to the District Council.

We cannot make will be held. Please be prompt in up our reports until all of these are choose. W. W. Walker, National Secretary.

pending in the certificate of election. It should be mailed to the National Secretary the evening the district meeting is held. in. Don't let up on getting new dropsy. No.

1333 Frederick W. Stamm, a member in sood standing under cer tificate No. 1609 for $2,000, issued to hin in Greenleaf Council No. 26. Died Jan.

17, 1915 Cause of death embolism. No 1334. Jacob Sailors, a member in goo! standing under certificate No. 2374 for $2,000, ias to him in Galesburg Council No. 47.

Died Jan. 16, 1915. Cause of death heart disease. No. 1335.

Levi S. Hiatt, a member in good standing under certificate No. 8577 for $1,000, to him in Phoenix Council No. 25. Died Jan.

20, 1915. Cause of death mitral insufficiency. No. 1336. Wm.

M. Bradley, a member in good standing under certi cfiate No. 3612 for $2,000, issued to him in Phillipsburg Council No. 105. members when the time is up.

Your Council will wish you had added 100 TSianks iroin Salina. Salina, Jan. 21, 19151 To the officers of the National new members under this favorable dispensation. Council and members of Salina Council, No. 23, Sons and Daugh The S.

and D. of J. have a good ters of Justice, I wish to express rate adjusted so as to be fair to all, both young and oil, according to age my sincere thanks for the prompt Better get your Council at work'be fore the present dispensation closes ard add a nice class of 25 to 50 new members Remember dispensation closes March 31st. Roy Steele, one of our Topeka workers, has a good 4x5 ad in the Topeka State Journal of Feb 6tb, in relation to the accident feature of the Order and the prompt payment of the Messick claim in that Council. We payment of the policy held by my son, and expectancy of life.

As low a3 it can be made to be saf. Safety Pearl Shank, the claim being paid first. within eighteen days from the time the claim was allowed. Again thanking you all, am, youn, 'Mrs. Mead Shank.

We have as low a rate as any 'ed Jan. 27, 1915. 1337. Maud M. Tatcbett, a are sorry that on account of press of eocietycan work under and be safe..