Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19

to which some objection was raised by delegates.
 Officers Elected.
 The afternoon session w,as devoted entirely to the selection of officers and the next meeting place. Little Rock won out over Fort Smith and the Pythians will gather at the capital Text year. The new officers were in- stalled by Supreme Representative J. J. Doyne, the following being elect ed:
 P. F. Chapple, Prescott, grand chan cellor; Otis T. Wingo, DeQueen, grand vice chancellor; Tom Burrus, Jones' boro, grand pre].ate; F. w. Hoyler Pine Bluff grand master of exchequer E. W. Bartlett, Little Rock, grand keeper of records and seal; G. W. Be- thune, Crossett, grand master al arms; W. D. Hartwick, Little Rock grand inner guard; Frank Hartry
 
 ner, Little Rock, grand trustee.
 Dokey Banquet.
 Following the adjournment of the grand lodge the "Dokeys'' gave a brilliant banquet at the Hotel Jeffer- son. Plates were laid for 150 ''Dok- eys' and their ladies and many in. vited guests were present. Dr. Nor gan Smith, of Little Rock, officiated as toastmaster. Toasts were re- sponded to as follows:
 What Dokeyism stands for as viewed by the Supreme Lodge"-J. J. Doyne, of Conway.
 "The Wingo (Dokey) act of 190S'- Senator Otis T. Wingo, of Lewisville.
 "Khorassanism seen in the eyes of the law or lawyer"-City Attorney w. B. Sorrells, Pine Bluff
 Royalty Severe, and Al Hassan A. Kimberly, Little Rock.
 Should swamp wader attempt to cross the Desert ?"-Jack Dumas.
 Should Tyro secure accident in- surance before chartering a camel?'' J. w. Dollison, Rector.
 tHot Politics. Hot Sands, Hot Stuffe' T. Havis Nixon, Pine Bluff.
 Should a cotton planter irrigate or depend on Zems Zems we'll or should be blow with camel or stick to the ?''-Charles T. Duke, Will mar.
 The New 'sDokeys."
 Thirtv-seven 1Tyros'' were led ov- CT the hot sands at the annual cere- monial session of the Dramatic Or der. Knights of Khorrassan. which was a brilliant "side show attraction of the grand lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythias of Arkansas in this city Tuesday night The session was one of the most largely attended ever held by the "Dokeys' in this state and the report of Secretary Sidney H. Mayer, of Little Rock, shows that the branch order of the Pythians is growing rapidly and will be one of the largest of it's kind in the state in few years. Among the new "Dok- eys" initiated Tuesday night are: H ID. Lucas, Star City; D. G. M,axey Pine Bluff; J. F. Rutherford, Pine Bluff; Joseph Cohen, Dermott; w. H Duncan, Harrisburg; F. c. Holland Pine Bluff Campbell Bell, Jones' horo; Dr. J. A. Wigley, Mulberry; E B. Harrison, Fayetteville; B. H. Shell, Blytheville; w. s. Stroud -onesboro: James Brizzolara Jr., Lit tie Rock; w. A. Booker, Burdette; James S. Mcconnell Hot Springs David J. Cohen, Memphis; John R Bloom, Pine Bluff; w. B. Sorrells Pine Bluff; J. Frank Stewart, Pine bluff; c. A. Malachowsky, Pine Bluff Thomas Green ST., Pine Bluff; c. B Smith, Pine Bluff; H. z. Morgan, Pine Bluff, Ralph Robinson; B. c. McCam- mon, Pine Bluff; H. B. Turner, Pine Huff; Curtis A. Goshorn, Pine Bluff R. l.. Collins, Wilmar; Hyman Soltz Pine Bluff; Ike May, Lonoke; I. Leb- lowitz, Altheimer; A Bernhardt Pine Bluff: A. M. Ponder, Walnut Ridge and J. P. Jordan, Pine Bluff.