Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-26
TULSA SHRINERS
HAVE A CHARTER
CHATTER PRESENTED To AkDAR
TEMPLE WITH IMPRESSIVE
CEREMONIES LAST NIGHT.
OFFICERS ARE Installed
Prominent Shriners From the Entire
Southwest We're Guests at Tu ~
Inst Night,

Tulsa now has real i've, fun
fedged shrine Temple with an the
privileges Of any other temple in ihe
country. and three votes In the I'M
perial Council meeting 90 Dee held at
Dallas Texas next May.
George II. Green, of Dallas, Texas,
past Imperial Potontate, representing
the present chief executive of The ma
tional organization, was in Tulsa yes
terday and last night Installed the
newly elected and appointed OFFICERS
of Akdnr shrine Temple, and deliver
ed the charter recently granted me
Tulsa Shriners at Los Angeles MI
Green was assisted by 'Ol John q.
Hunter, head of the 10y scouts oi
Texas. j. Il. Fransworth ana j. g.
Phelps, also of Dallas IeNir, q. NJ
Ransom, Potentate OF Bedouln rem
pie and H. u. Levy and W. H. MIN
shall Of Muskosee, and Jack Jones
Potentate of India Temple OF Okla
homa city were present 10 witness
the ceremonies.
The Dallas and Muskogee deleRa-
tions arrived on the Katy at ll.4'
Yesterday morning and were met uN "a
delegation of Tulsa ShrineTs who took
them for ride over the city In auto
mobiles. The visitors were then call
ed on at the Hotel Tulsa by "A large
number of Tulsa l'ez wearers
Following the installation OF OF
ficers and the presentation OF lhe
charter to Akdar Temple last nlghi
a banquet complimentary 10 lhe-tlsli .
ing Mobiles was given In The holel
Tulsa.
The officers for the year 1912 are
as fOllows
Potentate-Arthur G. Farmer, for
mer chief Rabban.
chief Rabban-Elya c. BarroWs'
33rd degree Mason. ,
Assistant Rabban-G, Il. Nllhalh-
son.
High Priest and Prophet-George
II. Johnson
Oriental Guide-Frank Sewers
Treasurer-Grant II. Mccullough
Recorder-Rev. G.. A. Ottmann'
First Ceremonial Master-W' H.
Kiser.
Second Ceremonial Master-M' G.
Hale.
Marshall-F. b. Shallenberger.
Oracle-W. ID. Abbott.
Director-C. II. Strouvelle.
Assistant Directors--Geo. w. KIN
nON, hoy II, btlHlah' - - 'T'
j. u. Anderson, Vern Nonset koy
Dodd, A. w. Brink, f. j. Bradford
Captain Of Patrol--C. j. Friedman.
Flectrician-F. 8. Davisson.
Master of Wardrobes-W. A. Baker.
Alchemist-J. A. Walker, a. !"
Dehner, W. w. Stuckey, c. o. winter
ringer.
Medical Staff-D. u. Wadsworth,
c. J.. Reeder. T.. l., Cohenour, e. H.
Wiley, W. A. Goodman.
Captain Of the Guard. b. Bart
lett. .
outer Guard-D. O. ellis.
Visitors Committee-H. 7. Ander-
son. A. Y. Boswell, j. M. Clover H..
r.. Kemp. c. S. Avery. j. l. Gillespie
]. +. pitts. j. s. Hopping, Jay For
sythc. f. A. Lilly, }. II. Evans, Geo
s. Berry, b. T. Hainer, f. ID. LOUIS
r. e. Smiley, II. NJ. Preston, Geo H.
Seager, II. n. Greis. O. NJ. Lancaster
II. c. Tyrell, G. II. Mccullough, A.
L. Farmer, II. Y. Arnold, i. Mar
tin, p. Il. Magee, ID, II. Cruber, H.
c. Payne, j. II. simmons j. y. Hun
NJ. A. Younkman, A. Mccoy s. O.
Kennedy, w. A. stuart, G. I. Bradeh'
B. NJ. Gessel A. A. Small,
official Reporter Burr GID
Auditing Committee-C +. Ting
lev. G. C. Probst w. II. Kiser.
Transportation Committee, Il.
Duran. j. Burr Gibbons, ]. |. Giles
pie.