Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
MOBILES BACK FROM
R0USING SESSION
At ROSWELL
Royalty Treated on the PecOs,
Say shriners Returning
From Job Of Initiating
Large Glass.

Large Class.
Tho dozen mobiles ~ BalIut Abyad
Temple, A. A. q. ~ NJ. 81, headed
hy iilustrious Potcntate Paul Toutsch,
who put over forty candidates az RIOS.
wei the first Of the week returned last
night from the big ceremonial session
on the Pecos. reporting the biggest
time FOR many moons. They are all
enthusiastic over the treatment &C.
corded them in Roswell. where the
mayor declarec hoIioay. ana the
population, shriners and non.shrin.
ers joined In the work of making IL
pleasant for the visitors. The feature
OF tAe stunt az Roswell was the spec-
iacular street parade.
The Roswell News has the follow
Ing narrowing details.
Quoting Dr. L. II. Chapiberlaln OF
Albuquerque. past potentntes II
have been 10 several cercmoninls. and
this IL the best OF an. The novices
we're good, live. wlde-awake fellows,
who enjoyed good time and the
mobiles are enthusiastic love their
work aud are good fellows an
around"
]. s. osborne and Joe Livingston
OF Carlsbad and -. \. owen and
W. b. Williama who were announced
IN the list OF noviccs did L0t get TO
take the degrees, falling To- be pres
ent. G.. r.. Cook. the banker at
Carlsbad, was added % the class.
The deEree work was put on at the
dance hall OF the New Mexico Milf
tary institute.
The parade was even better than
the one pulled off here six years ago
Or J. H. jenkins. deputy potentate
for this district. was The grand mar
shal, followed By Battery a band, the
officers Of the divan ara the shrln-
efs This section was in charge Of
Captain Charles de- Bremond.
Then the next section in charge Of
y. y. iiinkle The first victim was
oliver ~. smith. dressed in tights
representing 70 skeleton led By Noble
w. w. Phillips. The placard read
The only living skeleton in cap.
tivly."
joe Richards was dressed Az
monkey chained. and led by Noble
John Shaw.
Next came Bruno n. Totzek dress
ed as a girl with the pacard reading.
"fhc loving kld." lie Was led by Noe
bic Joe II. Mccain
Clark Diliey was next being guard
ed BY his x-baseball partner. Noble
Elga White Dilley WAS Ia a bull pen
with young calf by his side. The
plaeard read. baseball stock traded
for Oxemcters."
ode White and Frank Smith were
represented as suffragettes. The pla-
cards read, VOTES for women"
~ 6. Pearson was driving baby
carriage. The placard read, poor
Dick"
Lyman sanders was also driving
baby carriage. The piacard read, II
was happy once"
There was e. N. Farnsworth aud
Edward Purdy IN an automobile
drawn by burros, The placnrd read.
stalking of the Dorderiand route.s
Section two was IN charge of Noble
J. G, Peek. First came the novlees
the rope. j. e.. Weaver, ]. w.
Garritt, e. u. Miller and J. II Holt.
Next were y. w. Runyan and G. O.
Prude. dressed as cowboys. T1e pla-
card read. reformed COW thieves"
~. =. Saunders was next with a
placard reading, 10 per cent or
more"
Claude Hobbs was dressed as a
convict, the placard reading. why /
Joined the Snriners. Raplee remit.
ted" Another one, - cash counter
felt checks"
$. Totzek was covered with boz
lognas with placard. dog eater"
II. NJ. BOWS placard read. divorce
cases asecialty"
Section three was IN charge OF No
BILE w. NJ, Hodges.
Hugh Morrow was driving Sue |
Lees laundry wagon.
@. y. Cooke and G. A. richards !
weFe attended by Noble Or J. W. I
kinsinKer. The noyicfs were IN
Red Cross wagon. Richards dressed |
rs an invalid and Cooke az tie nurse. /
One side Of the placard read. down |
and out" the other. I'm too old"
Burney Fruits plaoard read, VEN
w. r. White was dressed as a
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