The cyclopædia of fraternities; a compilation of existing authentic information and the results of original investigation as to more than six hundred secret societies in the United States (1899)
Stevens, Albert Clark, 1854- · New York city, Paterson, N.J., Hamilton printing and publishing company · leaf 154
mber now as compared withthe third year of their existence. The irregularity and iucompleteness ofreplies received from beneficiary organiza-tions not members of the Fraternal Con-gress is testimony to the value of organi-zation in fraternal insurance as well as inother lines of business. There… … o J^ y, —> < <^ 3 1-1 Oi o a » o Ui -d H -1—t ?^, 1^ -f •■^ r/f r-i w a -v> y y y y Xi 120 FRATERNAL ORDERS not members of the Fraternal Congress thepopularity of the assessment according toage plan is shown by their records. Ofthe thirty societies reporting, seventeen areusing the…
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