The Protector from Topeka, Kansas • 10

170 The Protector. THE PROTECTOR. What has become of our correspondent AStray? We miss his interesting PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE PROTECTOR PUBLISHING COMPANY. The members of Scammon Lodge No. 12 still find material with which to build up the Order.

A. D. Bauer, Editor. We desire very much to present in the April issue, a newsy letter from each lodge in the jurisdiction. Send us the news.

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Address all communications to THE PROTECTOR PUBLISHING Topeka, Has. The members of No. 29, Topeka, are arranging for an elaborate banquet and entertainment to be given about March 18. Notice. i Those lodges showing a large increase by reason of reinstatements deserve as much credit as though they had acquired a like number of.

new members. We desire to publish in the April number a complete list of representatives and alternates to the next session of the Supreme Bodge. We therefore respectfully urge that each lodge in the jurisdiction, forward to the Supreme Secretary the name of their representative and alternate, in order that he may furnish us with such information in ample time for the next issue of the Chanute Lodge No. 2 is rapidly coming to: the front in the matter of an increased membership: It shows what work will do. Join the P.

of A. Thirty days more for work. Bro. T. W.

Morgan, Supreme Vice Patriarch, in a recent letter to this office sajs: 1 expect to start, out soon on a hunting expedition going to hunt for Patriarchs.1 We hope his hunt will prove successful. i I In the listof officers elected and installed by Benbow Lodge No. 53, Thayer, we find there was a typographical error in connection with two of the names as published in the February number. Brother W. T.

Bivin was elected Past Patriarch and Eliza J. Bivin Financial Scribe. With this change the list is correct. We regret very much Supreme Lodge meets April 10 at Che topa. Supreme Medical Director Brown has two splendid articles in this issue..