The Sons and Daughters of Justice from Minneapolis, Kansas • 2

THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF JUSTICE. IMPORTANT TO FINANCIERS NATIONAL SECRETARY'S MONTHLY NOTES. li Ikgta of kh Send in Your New Mailing List Copy of Accident Benefit Section 40 (a). Beneficiary members who shall hereafter suffer accident injuries 'while in good standing shall Je entitled to receive from the No. 1398.

Melissa A. Love, a mem ber in good standing under certificate A few weeks ago we sent out blanks for a new and complete mailing list Beneficiary Fund the following sums: and sent with the blanks a letter of No. 3866 for $1000.00 issued to her in Ft. Scott Council No. 117.

Died June 29, 1915. Cause of death, Corosis of For the loss of both, legs, at or above the ankle, or the loss of both liver. arms at or above the wrists, or one leg and one arm at or above the ankle and No. 1399. Robert W.

Duffy, a mem xplanation. Some of our councils have sent in heir list for which we thank you. But his letter is to those who have not one so. We cannot make a complete list un ber in good standing under certificate at or above the wrist, or wh 3 shall No. 710 for $2000.

issued to him in permanently and totally lose the sight Manhattan Council No. 14. Died June 27, 1915. Cause of death, Paralysis. less we have the list from all the both eyes, a sum equal to one-half the amount his beneficiary would be entiled to if the member had died at ouncils.

Please get after it and send No. 1400. Martha Johnson, a mem it in by return mail. the time of such accident. For the loss of one leg at or above the ankle, ber good standing under certificate No.

12464 for $1000 Issued to her in Official Organ of the Sons and Daughters of Justice. Published by The National Executive Committee at Minneapolis, Kansas. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Copy, One Year, Twenty-five cents All communications intended for publication in this paper, and all letters referring in any way to it should be addressed to the National Secretary. A limited number of suitable advertisements will be admitted. For rates, write to W.

W. WALKER, National Secretary, Minneapolis, Kan. Entered according to Act of Congress in the Post-Office at Minneapolis, Kans. as Second Class Mail Matter. ROSTER OF NATIONAL COUNCIL We would suggest that the Finan-iers and Secretary work together in or one arm at or above the wrist, or Wier Council No.

53. Died July 3, 1915. for the permanent and total I033 of Cause of death, Shock from surgical makng out their lists as one might know some of the addresses not known to the other. the sight of cne eye, a sum equal operation. one-fourth the amount the benefici No.

1401. Robert Law, a member ary would be entitled to receive if in good standing under certificate No. 6414 for $2000 issued to him in Anth Let us see these blanks from all the ouncils who have not already sent heirs in. W. W.

Walker, Jr. ony Council No. 156. Died July 2nd, 1915. Cause of death, Cerebral No.

1402. Bessie Chamber, a mem ber in good standing under certificate No. 9146 for $2000 issued to her in Dennis Council No. 48. Died July 5, 1915.

Cause of death hemorrhage of of brain. the member had died at the time of uch accident. For a Broken boae cf he upper pirn or leg, or both bones lelow the elbow or knee, one-tenth as much as if death had occurred at the time of the For one br)bn bone belcw the knee or elbow and i ove the anlde or wrist, one-fourfh as much as when both bones are broken, but if a limb be broken both above and below the elbow or knee at the same time, the benefits shall be the same as if there were but one fracture, ability claims shall be deducted from the amount due the beneficiary upon the death of the insured; provided the insured shall continue monthly payments at same rate as though no deduction had occurred. All sums paid on accident and dis- No. 1403.

Frankie May Hickerson Lofy, a member in good standing un der certificate No. 12434 for $1000 THE TEN LARGEST COUNCILS. We will continue to publish this st, giving the ten largest Councils shown by last beneficiary report. We will change this list each month so as to show the ten highest as hown by reports on file for month receding this report: 1 Topeka CNo. 5 543 2 Chanute No.

44 502 3 Dewey K. C. No. 15 433 4 Twin City No. 19 400 5 Pittsburg No.

46 340 6 Minneapolis No. 1 272 7 Phoenix K. C. No. 25 256 8 Galena No.

52 227 9 Hutchinson No. 34 217 10 Oberlin No. 106 208 issued to her in Belleville Council No. 6. Died July 10, 1915.

Cause of death, Mitral leision. No. 1404. Daniel Brumell, a mem ber in good standing under certificate No. 3335 for $2000 issued to him in Arkansas City No.

70. Died June 30, Cause of death, Infection of the brain. No. 1405. Ernest A.

McNown, a member in good standing under certificate No. 16620 for $1000 issued to him in Topeka Council No. 5 Died June Past President E. L. Chaptn Minneapolis, Kansas.

Past President H. P. Fairdly, Chanute President Geo. Lockwood, Emporia. Vice President L.

M. Parker, Oberlin. Secretary W. W. Walker Jr.

Minneapolis. Treasurer J. C. Gafford, Topeka. Medical Director.

A. V. Lodge D. Kansas City. Chaplain Stella VanOster, Garden City.

Conductor Mrs. Louisa T. Schweers Guard Joe Schonberner Sentinel Joe Evans, Galena Trustees F. L. Flint Minneapolis S.

Stanford Minneapolis H. N. Filson Chanute Aud. Com. S.

J. Agnew Minneapolis I. F. Sarver Wichita H. Snyder Hutchinson Law Com.

H. P. Farrelly Chanute j. B. Tomlinson john W.

Brown Iola xec. Com. Geo. C. Lockwood Emporia W.

W. Walker Jr Minneopolis J. C. Gafford Topeka Niece D. Colo Chanute O.

B. Fromm Kansas City 11, 1915. Cause of death heart disease. No. 1406.

Daniel J. Crawford, a mem ber in good standing under certificate No. 4160 for $1000 issued to him in Parsons Council No. 43. Died July 16, New Constitutions and Laws The new constitution and laws are low ready to fill orders at 5 cents each ash with the order.

Order enough accomodate each member of your ouncil who desires one. We are sending one copy to the sec-etary of each council free. Every council should have a good upply for the present members and ilso enough to present one to each when he is initiated. Address all orders accompanied vvith the cash to W. W.

Walker Tational Secretary, Minneapolis, 1915. Cause of Death, Corosis of Liver. No. 1407 Phares Moot, a member in good standing under certificate No. 1978 for $2000.

Died July 18, 1915. Cause of death, Result of fall. No. 1408. John M.

Bozek, a member in good standing under certificate No. TELL HER SO Amid the cares of married life, In spite of toil and business strife, You who value your sweet wife; Tell her so. When days are dark and friends are few, She has her troubles, same as you, Show her your lover is ever true; Tell her so. In days of old you praised her style, And spent much care to win her smile, 'Tis just as well now worth your while; Tell her so. There was a time you thought it bliss To get the favor of one kiss, A dozen now won't come amiss; Tell her so.

She'll return for each caress A hundred-fold of tenderness; Hearts like hers are made to bless; Tell her so. You are hers, and hers alone; Well you know she's all your own; Don't wait to "carve it on a stone;" Tell her so. Never let her heart grow cold; Richer beauties will unfold. She is worth her weight in gold; Tell her so. By A.

J. Perrault. 177 for $2000 issued to him in Ada Council No. 3. Died July, 1915.

Cause of death result of operation. No. 1409. Nora Crocker, a member in good standing under certificate No. 2535 for $500 issued to her in Melvern Council No.

160. Died July 27, 1915. Cause of death, Actue myocarditi s. No. 1410.

David Gablor, a member in good standing under certificate No. 863 for $500 issued to him in Beloit Council No. 17. Died July 1915. Cause of death, No.

1411. Rhena A. C. Wayman, a member in good standing under certificate No. 3118 for $2000 issued to her ins Parsons Council No.

43. Died July 1915. Cause of death, This organization is a member of the National Fraternal Congress of America, which has for its prime purpose the strengthening and developing of the best and most practical plans of Fraternal Life Insurance. To Financiers. Financiers, look out for your suspensions.

The Order depends much on its faithful Financiers in keeping down suspensions. In nine cases out of ten suspensions are the result of carelessness, and if the Financier will watch his list and or see the member, he will be glad to pay up. Remember that a permanent loss of two each month means twenty-four for the year. Then your Council would be depleted to the exent that it would take a good organizer four weeks with all the help he could get from the members to restore the Council to its previous membership while, if all members had been kept in good standing and then twenty-four new ones brought in, you would be 48 ahead over losing the number without getting the new members. Many faithful Financiers do excellent work, and through their work and attention to the interests of the Council and the Order, Council after Council sends in their report without a single suspension.

W. Resolutions of Condolence. When the publication of this paper was begun it was decided not to insert anything in the nature of resolutions of condolence. It is therefore, useless to send us anything of the kind for publication. Put such resolutions on your lodge records, in your Accident Claims Allowed No.

66. Culver (Brenner) $43.32 No. 67 Emporia, (Hodgeson) 20.37 No. 68. Hutchinson, (Briggs) 24.45 No.

69. Phoenix, (Hockensmith) 20.14 local paper, and send them to the family but not to us. Commissions of Deputies and Local Solicitors will be checked about the 25th of each and every month. This will give more time for filing these claims. These must be filed on proper blanks.

Those not in by the 25th will go over to the next month. tf No Appeals for Aid. On account of the very unsatisfact ory results and the hardship of the general fund of the local councils, the A GOOD MOTTO "Better have it and not need it, than need it and not have it." This the motto of a certain accident insurance campany. It is a good one, and applies- to all kinds of insurance. Life insurance never fails when it is needed.

It is the one solid rock which humanity can rest, Executive Committee has made it a rule not to permit local councils or the members thereof to make any appeal MAKE IT PLAIN. No man is so poor he cannot pay for ife insurance, and the poorer he is he moro necessary it is that ho should Let everyone get one new member now. Just think what that will mean to the Order All can, but not all will. But let everyireader ba erne who will for aid, leaving the adjustment of all caaes of ne4 to ths council and have life insurance, Tcii 'cm tbt, 4.