The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-22
THREE HUNDRED MEMBERS RE. cElvED THE THIRTY SEC.
 oND DEGREE.
Little Rock Man Was Elected as Treasurer Of the Supreme Council Anniversary of Albert
 Pike commemorated.

Washington, D. C., Oct 21--The fourth days session of the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons for the southern jurisdiction convened this morning nj executive session, the entire morning being taken up in con- sidering the nominations for knights commander of the Court of Honor.
 About three hundred thirty-second degree Masons were advanced to this honorary degree 3 stepping stone to the highest degree in Scottish Rite Masonry that of the thirty-third de. gree.
 Among these electeI were:
 Alabama and Pc.to Rdco-Monf gom. cry. c. A Beauehamp; Mobile, | 1ilhtback; Birmingham, W. P. Me. Adory and w, J. Rushton: san Jaun. C. B. Parker
 Arkansas, Missouri and District Of Columbia--Iittle Rock, J. Barkman, Il. C. Bright and John E. Williams; St Louis, C. Hoeppner; Washington, E- F. Simpson and M Sanger.
 Army and Nayy-Major D. P. Boughton. Washington. D. c.
 E'Iofida-Tampa w. R. Pitts.
 Georgia and South Carolina Atlai ia. F. M. Hawer and NJ. L. Troutman
 Louisiana--New Orleans, F. Davies, T. F Gessner, NJ, Mayer. J. Rasch, L. Soue. c. A. TreadweH, c. Nungesser R. N OHara R. F. Spangenberg and P. Wolf.
 Maryland Baltimore, L. B. Wilson; Cumberland. A. c. Wgllison.
 North Carolina-Charlotte A. J. Champion and G. A. Page; Asheyille, J. A. Nichols
 Oklahoma and New Mexico-south McAlester, W. c. Donnelly. c. T Durfee, H. J Gordon and w. c. Graves; Guthrie. J. w McNealand A. J. Niles; Oklahoma City, E. H. Camp. bell; Bartlesville, G. H. Vandall; Ardmore, l.. H. Love; McAlester, E. C. Million; Atoka, ]. S. Murows; Pswhuska, J F. Palmer Weatherford, G Ruddel; Marshall R. D. Smith; Albuquerlue. E. ]. Gibson and J. H. Worth; Santa Fe, J. w. Mays, s. S. spitz and C. A. Wheeler; Little Rock, Ark. D. w. Watson.
 Tennessee Memphis, I. E. Chand Ter; Menellten, J. w. Joiner and c. Blockwcod; Nashville, A. Burgeda, II. c. Hensley, j. T. Howell. G. N. Nor. gan, J H Murphy and P Robertson; Knoxville, T. F. Black.
 Texas Galveston, l., s. Downes, L. Fisher. D. w. Mcleod and R. J. Murray; Houston. L. J Cox, l.. c. Kidd and J. s. Stewart; Dallas. E. ]. Eberle, A. c. Garritt, E M. Kahn, c. Lang and ]. F. Zurn: Austin, J. K. Tonnan; Orange, C. w. Mcfarland; Beaumont R. M. Mothner. Fort Worth. E. Renfro; San Antonio, T. T. Vandehoeyer: El Paso, l.. E. Botto A, w. Chestlan and N. D. Lewis.
 Rercrts of committees occupied the attention of the Supreme Council dur ing he afternoon and before adjourn. ment the grand commander announc. ed that the council would go into exc. cut've session for the consideration Of the election of the active member council There are eleven vacancies in the Supreme Council and it is ex. pected that at least two active mem. bels. and possibly three, may be elect ed.
 A resolution wss adopted providing for memorial services in commemor. ation of the one hundredth anniver sary of the birth of Albert Pike. the Scottish Rite patron saint on De cember go next On that day cleo. tions will be held by fraternities in all parts of the world. \ committee YVES appointed to arrange the pro. gram and order of exercises to be held by the Supreme Council. The presi. dent recited that each inspector gen.