Officer Jewels

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• Guards the outer door of the Lodge; first to arrive, last to leave. His jewel is the Sword — the emblem of the watch he keeps so the Lodge may work in peace.

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• Master of ceremonies; conducts processions and seats visiting dignitaries. His jewel is the Crossed Batons — emblem of the staff by which he leads.

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• Third principal officer; station in the South. His jewel is the Plumb — the symbol of rectitude, of being upright in one's dealings.

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• Keeper of the Lodge's money. His jewel is the Crossed Keys — emblem of the trust placed in him to lock up the Lodge's resources and to disburse them only on the Lodge's order.

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• Presiding officer of the Lodge; station in the East. His jewel is the Square — the symbol of morality the Master applies to the Lodge's work.

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