Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Illinois - University Library

Tuesday, I GRAND LODGE OF ILLINOIS, I. O. O. F.
Nov. is. litl.j. j
Amendments. Approved in part. Parts erased not approved.
Number 467.
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608.
Amendments. Not approved. Unconstitutional. Numbers 141,
FROM REBEKAH LODGES.
Full Code. Approved. Numbers 742, 754, 750.
Full Code. Corrected and approved. Number 757.
Amendments. Approved. Numbers 87, 404, 547, 625, 657, 683, 731.
Amendments. Corrected and approved. Number 384.
Amendments. Approved in part. Parts erased not approved.
Number 757.
HENRY A. STONE,
HENRY PHILLIPS,
CHESTER M. TURNER,
W. E. P. ANDERSON,
OWEN SCOTT,
Committee on Judiciary and Appeals.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD SESSION-AUGUST, 1913
CASE NO. 442.
Chas. Schoenewies, et al., ^ Before Committee on Judiciary
vs
R. N. Duffey (Deputy No. 735, \
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i and Appeals.
August Session, 1913.
Opinion by Brother W. E. P. Anderson, of No. 107.
This is an appeal by three members from the decision of the
Deputy of the Bethalto Lodge No. 735, I. O. O. F., and the papers must
have been turned over to this Committee by inadvertence, as it is
provided in the Constitution of the Grand Lodge, at page 39, Clause
346, Merrill's Code, 1906, that an appeal from the decision of the Lodge
Deputy "goes to the Grand Master. The Committee on Judiciary and
Appeals has no jurisdiction to hear it," and in view of this provision
of the law and so that the rights of the parties appealing may not be