Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-25
.FoR THIRTY.THIRp DEGREE
One Hundred Elevated 60 Highest
Rank of scottish Rite
Masonry.
CFrom a stan correspondent)

tErom n STAN Correspondent
WASHINGTON, oct A--(Special Tele-
eram. THE supreme court OF Scottish Rite
Masons for the southern jurisdiction today
in executive session, elected 100 members
to receive the thirty-third degree, amonf
the number being Senator f. E. Warren c.
Wyoming, Senator Nathan Bay Scott OF
West Virginia and Rear Admiral Winfield
Scott schley. retired The supreme council,
in addition to electing an exceedingly large
number OF members OF the rite throughout
the United States to the honorary degree
of the Knights Commander Of the Court Of
Honor elected General Robert II. Hall L.
S. A., retired, as emeritus member Of the
supreme council General Hall no TO last
year has represented the army as an active
member in the governing body Of the Scot
tish Rite. Judge Anderson, the active mem
Der from Nebraska. succeeded in securing
the election OF the following to the thirty
third degree honorary; Frank e. Babcock
Of Hastings Carroll D. Evans Of Columbus
and william A. DeBord of Omaha. The
following were elected knights Commander
of the Court Of Honor from Nebraska: John
F. Beardsley Of Hastings. Fred ID. Cornell
OF Lincoln. Carl f. Herring Of Omaha, Or
nan ]. King of Lincoln. Charles c. Qmg-
gle of Lincoln, Roland S. Rising Of Aims
worth, John r. Stile Of Omaha and Fred
V. Vaughan of Fremont
Frank A. Foote, the active member Of
the supreme council from Wyoming and
also in charge Of Utah and Idaho recon-
mended that the following receive the
thirty-third degree. md they were elected:
Senator Francis e. Warren. Louis Kirk
and Edward w Stone. all of Cheyenne.
The following Scottish Rite Masons of Wy
oming we're elected knights Commander Of
the Court of Honor: Josiah w. Boyd, Sher-
man; Edward r. Clark, George H. Evans
and Emile Richardson, all of Cheyenne;
Charles B. Ridgeway, Laramie; Albert d,
Chamberlain, Douglas, and William s.
Scott, who is at present stationed I'm Ma
Mia.
The following were elected to receive the
| thlrty-thrd degree from South Dakota:
George V. Ayres Deadwood; Walter G..
Jacobs. Aberdeen; Marshall F. Montgom-
cry. Lead, and Martin p. Ohlman Yankton.
| The following were elected knights Com
mander of the Court OF Honor: Charles o.
Bailey Sioux Falls; o. N. Brown, Dead
wood: ]. A. Cleaver. Huron; ]. ]. Nc
Caughey. Aberdeen; w. J. Oldfleld, Clark;
J. e. Sparkling, Gettysburg, and s. G. DON
aldson, II. Ellerman, NJ. w. Jenck and ID.
/ V. Rudgers. all of Yankton.
w. e. Andrews Of Hastings, auditor for
the Treasury department, was elected a
Knight Commander of the Court of Honor
| from the District of Columbia,
The following named persons have been
appointed letter carriers and subcarrier
at Holdrege. Neb., to commence service
| November /, on which date city delivery
will be inaugurated; Jesse A. Davis, Roy
c. Rummel and Edward j. Pierce, carriers
1 George c. Gunner, subcarrier.
The application OF Henry Vogler. Gus
Linn, b. r. Bushee. p. c. Mockill and John
Bwbank to organize the First National
bank of Kimball. Neb., with $25.OOO capital
has been approved by the comptroller OF
.he currency.