El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

nection with the institution Of
5 - Ell Hamad temple No. III,
Dramatic Order Knights OF Khorassan,
a big street parade OF all the knights
Of the order. dressed in the splendOr
Of their ceremonial garments, was held
Saturday afternoon. Following the
street parade. the knights assembled in
odd Fellows hall, IN the ReckharI
building, and the institution was con-
Quoted by past grand chancellor Charles
Weiand, Of Dallas, OF the Knights OF
The Officers Of the D. o. K. ks are
Z. s. Goen, royal vizier, who VIII pre-
side at the ceremonies; A. G. Walshes
grand emir, second in command John
o. Wvler sheik, corresponding to the
prelate; Edward Blumenstiel, mahedl;
j. L. DWyed, mOkanna; ]. j. F1nney,
Joe: f NJ Miller, master Of ceremonies;
]. A MOrriss, secretary k f. Love
treasurer: c. c. Smith, Satrap; and c.
L Smith, sahio-
As escorts TO conduct the tyrOs- (who
are the candidates for Totarys1lps)
over the hot sands" and through all
the fnitiatorv work are y. N Milan, J..
Blumenstiel, c. T List, @. c. Tatom,
Peter Y. r, Schuyler, ". L. Robinson,
l. A Riggs. W S. Valentine. d. l. Ray
John A. Kitchens, ThOs German and
Frank H. Bait
In full charge of the team work and
the dramatic entertainment during the
initiation were the following: Typo,
"a candidate), Joe. "a mendlcant)5 j
J. Finney; Mokanna- "a brigand chief,
J. /. DWyer; desert guides, escorts, Y
n Milan and G. Z. List, brIgands, e.
c. TatOm, Peter v. r. SCHUYLER, W L.
Robinson, l. A Riggs D. L. kay, j Onn
A Kitchens, Frank H Bait and Eugene
Williams. The royal vizier the sheik
and the mahedi viii also have under
studies.
J. L Dwyer is the imperial nawab, R.
A Whitlock representative to the i'm
perial palace. ard R A Whitlock, J. A.
Morriss, J. J. Raster and j. L. Dryer.
royal princes. The charter members
Of the order who viii be Initiated are
the following:
Frank H. Bait Edward BIumenstiel,
John Drummer, W. B. Bull, Edgar ".
Brown, H S. Burwen, o. Il Baum, ].
X Carson, James Conner W. U. Care,
W. H. Cain, n R. COffman, J. L Dwyer,
H V Duden, L n Davis, Charles Davis,
r. Z. Edwards, PeytOn T. Edwards,
George Estes, L Ehnbom. A, T. Earles,
j. J. Finney, ". b. Farquhar, F. ii.
Filler, J. G. Franklin, G. z. Fuller. Sam
B. Gillett, J. L Gilliland, q. S. GOen,
Fred 3. Quinn, n. S. Good, ThOs. Ger
man, L. Gardner, H L. Hoskiuson,
James I Hewitt, VIM. s. Hughes, Jno-
A Kitchens, ThOs. Hunter, J. c. Harry,
+. A Harp, g. W. Huffman J. Harry
Henderson, W J. jolly, c. P. Johnson, ].
Hugler, J. J. Raster, i. c. kienle, Geo.
D. Kendall, John Zimmerman j. ID. Love,
Chas. T. List, F. H Logan, r. F. Love,
J. ". Lucas, J. A. BIOrriss, 7. N Milan,
Frank Marty. J. P. Mullin, Bert McCabe,
F. n. Murchison, Lee Macintosh, r. +.
Merbeth, r l. Nichols, II. J. Place, w.
r Piper, J. ". Peak, H l. Potter, ".
H. ROOEt, L A Riggs. ". L Robinson,
". Rheinheimer. D. J. Roberts, D. L.
Ray, Q. O. Smith, Horace B. Stevens,
Chas- B. Stevens. Frank B. Scotch, F.
3. Simmons, C. L Smith, Dan r.
Stedham. c. G. Smith, W G. Schneider,
P. ". Still. J. =. Smiley, Peter p Schuy-
Turbeville, ". j. Truesden ". c.
Taylor, c. R. Tillman, Ed TenEyck, @.
C. TatOm, r c. Walshe. Eugene Will
liams, John o. Wyler, John F Weeks,
James N. Wafer, r. A Whitlock, P. W
Williams, Nike -Yeager, c. R Russell,
Thomas L. Peach, Joe Fields.
The ceremony closed with an elab-
crate banquet.
Moose Aid Dawson Sufferers.
Moose men have been following the
teachings of the order in a practical
way at Dawson, n. N, the scene of
the coal mine disaster. c. G. Reum,
national director OF rthe Moose, is at
Dawson caring for the families Of the
Moose men who were lost in the awful
accident there. He has written a let
ter TO DR. r. p. Miller, dictator of
the FL PasO lodge, saying that Moose
heart the home for the members and
families of Moose in Virginia, has
been opened to the widows and orphans
Of the men who belonged to the order
explosion He says that at least six
members of the Dawson lodge have
been lost in the mine and that many
left wives and families. One woman
was left with three little children to
care for and her condition is a seri-
Gus one because Of an impending OPP
Grafton. She had Just lost her mother
and one Of her daughters by death
and she was sent to the AIOOseheart for
medical care, and the little children
were also sent there bnd will be
cared for by the lodge. Mr.. Reum
says that there are other cases similar
to this one, and that the Moose lodge
and the local officers have been given
instructions to draw on the supreme
lodge for any financial aid he needs
to assist the suffering.
Odd Fellows Entertain Commander.
Odd Fellows of FL PasO entertained
commanding general A. r. StOcker, of
the Patriarchs Militant, Wednesday
night. A large meeting of the order
was held at the L o. o. +. hall. Mr..
StOcker was introduced by judge T. E.
Hunter and made an interesting ad-
dress. Following the speechmaking, a
smoker was enjoyed.
At the meeting Of Mount Franklin
Encampment los, Friday night the first
and third degrees were conferred on
two candidates.
At the meeting Of FL Paso lodge No.