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Page 1 of 11913 · PDF PAGE 10
…mple, Most Wise Sovereign of the Order of the Rosy Cross, Grand Zerubbabel of the Order of the Holy Royal Arch of Enoch, ete. etc. etc., National Grand Master General ad vitam of the M.*. M.*. M.*., whose head- quarters are at 33 Avenue Studios (76 Fulham Road), Kensington, London, S.W., England. 8. The National Grand Master General ad vitam is assisted by two principal officers, the Grand Treasurer General, the V.*. Ill. Bro.-. George M. Cowie, VIT°, 33°, 90°, 95°, of 14 Glenisla Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland, and the Grand Secretary General, V…
1913 · PDF PAGE 17
…rage, honour, and virtue without which man is not worthy of that name. 19, The 0.H.O, is only known to members of the VIII? and IX°. The National Grand Master General ad vitam is not approachable as such by any person who has not reached the VP’. All communications should be addressed to the Grand Secretary General, and all cheques drawn in favour of the Grand Treasurer General. Issued by Order, a “fe L. Barnursr, 1X° Grand Secretary General. Imprimatur_ fj) BAPHOMET X° Nihil obstat_ jf 0. H. O.
1913 · PDF PAGE 14
…s lapse extend to the next year following, he can only be nstated under special conditions, and by the express consent in writing of the National Grand Master General ad vitam. 14. The Constitution, Trust Deeds, Charters, Warrants, and all other documents, are exhibited to candidates on their exaltation to the IV°, should they desire it. 15. Diplomas are granted to all members at a uniform, price of Two Guineas. Special diplomas of the 1X°, Five Guineas. 16, The privileges of members of the M..*. M.*.M are very numerous. These are the principal…
1913 · PDF PAGE 15
… restricted to members of the IX°; but it may be admi nistered to members of the VIII? and VII in special circumstances by favour of the National Grand Masters General, and even in particular emergency to members of lower degrees. 6° In the V° all members are pledged to bring immediate and perfect relief to all distress of mind, body, or estate, in which they may find any of their fellows of that degree. In
1913 · PDF PAGE 16
…is paid to their devotion to the order, to their intelligence * The role of secrecy has been abrogated inthis particular instance by the National Grand Master General ad vitam, a8 owing to the fact of its belog a country residence in a et, and etuated in tensive grounds, t is not so important to conceal it from 15