The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-26
TYROS TOASTED BROWN
AT RED HOT CEREMONIAL
DOKIES MADE THE NIGHT HlDEOUS IN THEIR
DANCE ACROSS ARABIAN PLANES.
ALL THE ZEN ZEN WAS GONE
None Left For the Cames But the Magnificent Ban
quet at Williamson's Put Everyone in
Good Humor.


The Dokies of Omar Alkayami temple
No. 124 with headquarters at Lewiston
and Jurisdiction in Idaho cut up plenty
of capers last night when several
thousand people were out to witness
a spectacular parade in which red
fire and Fem Fem were features. There
were several hundred members Of the
order in the parade which formed
promptly at 7:15 and headed by the
Lewiston military band marched
through the business district of the
city and the Oriental costumes OF the
Dokies intermingled with red fre
torches made a erotesque combination.
Special Parade Features.
Several special features in thu pa
rade attracted attention, one OF whlch
two men dressed as firemen carrying
a tower representing the fire bell tow
err with a placard announced that the
fire bell only rings once in awhlle.
ryros were roped and formed single
line in charge Of members OF the order
while some Of the more timid whr hao
attempted to escape were put III
cage which was drawn through Inc
streets on big wagon.
Fife and Drum Corps.
Following up the line the Spirit OF
,76" drum corps from Lewiston aloeo
70 the shirt of the occasion. The
aged civil war veterans were rouhaly
applauded time and again.
The Moscow band joining the paraue
rendered several appropriate numbers
one more pronounced than others pc
imp "Hot Time in Town Tonight d.
rector E. J. Carey, being Dokles' gave
snecial emphasis to this number know
full we'll what was in store for 'he
Tyros.
At the Cerellioulhis
After the parade the ceremonial tooh
,,,ooa in the X. P. hall initiating ~
Tyros. 1t was we'll on past mionieh'
hefore the work was completed anu
tho eroans and sounds that came from
the lodge halls awakened the guests
in the hotel across the street ana at
one time Manager Cole of the Hotei
Moscow was contemplating sending Ill
a riot call to the police department
Following the ceremonial, offlcers'
Tvros and members of the order we're
sarved as a sumptuous six-course pan
onet at Williamson's which was de-
c,ared to have been the most elapor-
ate and splendidly appointed ever CIV
en- in Moscow.
Addresses We're Made.
Just before the concluding ceremony
at the lodge hall a number Oh au-
dresses were made by Tyros VINO re-
counted their experience IN teepie
voice. Finis Bentley, secretary on tiie
iob. addressed the members concern
ing his visit as a representative Oh lne
order at Imperial palace at Minneap-
oils in August. AT that meeting IL ue-
veloped that the Lewiston lodge was
the second largest temple in the world
snokane had previously claimed THIS
honor but on close investigation II was
found that the Lewiston order had lhe
largest membership. The next meet
ing of the Imperial palace Will De neiu
Of oklahoma City, Okla. in 1914.
At the Banquet.
The following were the onlcers,
Tyros and members who attended the
ceremonial and banquet last night:
Ed White, royal vizier; H. Berg
grand emir; George G. Martini Cuid-
asac Mahedra; B. c. Barbour, shelk;
T e. Atkins, Mohanna; }. Il. Smith,
satrap; E. G. Dirks, sahib.
Tyros: T. A. Meeker, John +. fost'
p Hodeins. Hector L. Shoop, Ernest
Randall. J. M. Childers, w. J. McCon-
nell. w. K. Hilton, Charles F. Rayburn'
r w. Thompson, R. S. Tucker, u. w.
Wolfe, E. j. Troyer, Mason CORNWALL
J. L. Gray, ]. A. Mcdaniel, MOSCOW
D. J. Nickel, Lewiston; K. II. Stern
A. S. Reid, Pullman.
Moscow: S. R. H. MCGOWAN, }. w.
Thompson. ]. N. Nankervis, u. House,
y, p Royd. Dr.. w. A. Adair, Edward
) Collins, E. J. Carey, A. H. Johnson
" M Hatfield, w. ] Mcconnell, L.
Wright, w. F. Hickman, r. X. Sher1ey,
Dr. + A. Mcdaniel, C. T. Wilson, NJ l..
aomig, Roy Haynes, G. V. ScnracK' r.
/ Clark, L. G. Peterson, Frank Us