Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Illinois - University Library

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Wednesday } GRAND LODGE OF ILLINOIS, I. O. O. F. 427
Nov. 19. 1913. S
On Document No. 16, introduced by Martin J. Lewis, Rep. of No.
488. That the Legislation proposed by said Document should not be
incorporated into our laws, and that this committee do not concur in
said resolution.
Report adopted. See page 437.
DOCUMENT NO. 60.
Signed by the Committee.
Seventh report, by Bro. J. Henry Debus, of No. 540.
To the Grand Lodge of the State of Illinois, I. O. O. F.:
Your Committee on Legislation would respectfully report as
follows
On Document. 20, page 387, of the Daily Journal. Resolution presented
by Brother Roy W. Kewley, of No. 450, relative to authorizing
the Odd Fellows' League of Chicago to publish the weekly circular of
all applications for membership, as required by Sec. 5 of Art. II of
Subordinate Lodge Constitution.
tion.
That after careful consideration we do not concur in the Resolu-
Report adopted.
DOCUMENT NO. 61.
Signed by the Committee.
Eighth report, by Bro. S. A. Murdock, of No. 143.
To the Grand Lodge of the State of Illinois, I. O. O. F.:
follows
Your Committee on Legislation would respectfully report as
On Document No. 6, as taken from page 378 of the Daily Journal
of Tuesday, November 18 (the original resolution not being before
the committee). Resolution offered by Brother Geo. W. Young, of
Lodge No. 392.
That your committee, after careful consideration of said resolution,
recommend the adoption of the same, and that our Representatives
to the Sovereign Grand Lodge be, and they are hereby instructed to
use their best efforts to bring about such legislation as thought most
advisable relative to the subject matter contained in said resolution.
Said resolution is as follows; and made a part of this report.
"Resolved, That our Representatives to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge bring this question before the Sovereign Grand Lodge at its
next session and use their best endeavors to get a recognition of the
basic principles of Odd Fellowship recognized and enacted in the laws