The Washington herald., 1912-10-13

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KNIGHTS TENPLAB cOMMANDERIEs.
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ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
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MYSTIC ORDER or YELLED PROPHETS.
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Admitting the kingdom Of >Servia and
the republic of Ecquador as new MEM
bers Of their organization and voting to
hold the next conference at Lausanne.
Switzerland. In May. 1917. the Interna-
tional Conference Of the Supreme Coun-
ellis Of the Thirty-third Degree Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of
Freemasonry of the World closed its Sec
ond international conference yesterday at
1 o'clock.
| These were the only actions taken by
the conference that were given out for
I publication. It was said by high officials
| Of the rite that much was accomplished
by the conference. and that closer rela-
| ton between the councils Of the world
has been established which. II Is hoped,
will result In good to all peoples Of the
earth where Freemasonry sheds the light
| Of reason.
The conference opened in this city last
Monday morning. and a great volume Of
| business was transacted during the
weeks sessions. The visiting delegates
were most pronounced in their praise Of
hospitality.
Perhaps the biggest event for the local
bodies during the sessions Of the confer
ence was the comforting OF the thirty
second degree upon the international
conference class before the delegates at
the Cathedral. Third and E Streets
Northwest, last Friday night. The work
Of the director and all others taking
part and the comforting Of this high de-
gree in Masonry was indeed the crowning
event Of the week for the local bodies.
Among those who delivered addresses
following the ceremonies were Sovereign
Grand Commanders James d. Richard
son, OF the Southern jurisdiction Of the
United States: Jose Castellot, supreme
council of Mexico: Jean Marie Raymond.
supreme council OF France: DR.. Paul
Etier. supreme council of Switzerland;
Manuel s. Castelanos. supreme council Of
Cuba, and the following delegates to the
international conference: Giovanni Ca
mera, Italy; G. Burgess, Italy; DR.. A
Alexandropolous, Of Greece. and Past
Sovereign Grand Commander John v. E.
Ellis, Of Canada. The class address was
delivered by the new class president, DR..
Leslie C. McNemar.
The members of the class initiated into
the thirty-second degree include William
Chitty. Carl Frederick Cook. John How
ard Crocker, James Cunningham. Archie
David Ensei Chase Carpenter Cove
Philip Garrett Eastwick. Edwin Hahn.
Thomas Henry Jones. Henry Lansburgh.
Leslie Cleveland McNemar, Fred Miller
Mullen, Alvin Leroy Newmyer. Maurice
D. Rosenberg. William Schliemann, Leon
ard Sergeant. jr., George Franklin
Schutt. Ell Smith. Ralph Clifton smith,
Leon Tobriner. Oscar Wilkinson, and
John Adams Williams
Probably the largest review Of Knights
Templar of the District held in years
will be that which has been planned for
October "a on the White Lot" The fol-
lowing general orders have been issued
to the constituent Communicates by the
grand captaip-general Of the Grand Com
mandery. X. T. of the District.
General Orders No. l. I. The annual
inspection and review Of the constituent
commanderies OF this Grand Comman-
derry will be held on the ellipse of the
PRESIDENTS Grounds (known as the "Whte
Lot'D on Thursday, October "a. 1872, at
o'clock p. m.
III. The COMMANDERS are therefore or
dered to assemble at o'clock p. m. in
full Templar uniform. and take position
as follows:
west side of Thirteenth Street. right
resting on New oYrk Avenue.
Columbia Commandery. No. 2. on north
side of New York Avenue, right resting
on Thirteenth Street.
Potomac Commandery. No. 8, on south
side Of H Street, right resting on Thir-
teenth Street.
De Molay Mounted commandery. No. l.
on Thirteenth Street, right resting on H
Street.
Orient Commandery. No. 5. on the left
Of Potomac Commandery. No. g.
III. The Communicates will move
promptly at 2:So o'clock over the follow
ing route: H Street to Tenth Street. to
Pennsylvania Avenue to north front of
White House. to Seventeenth Street. to
Ellipse. They will then form in COM
mandery front for inspection.
Nv. After dress parade the COM
manderies will march In review in COL
umns Of fours and will encircle the
Elipse. saluting the grand officers by
eyes right, swords at carry. officers maxi
ing the customary salute six PAGES from
the reviewing onicer.