The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-12
SOMETHING DOING IN
PTTHIAN CIRCLES

L Il h4ATN N11tOAE1O
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the Ocala section of Mo-
harrum Temple, No. 119, Dramatic
Order knights of Khorassan, for the
dramatic festival to be held in this
city, Friday evening of this week,
and very large class of candidates
is being rounded up to receive the
imperial degrees on this unusually
brilliant occasion.
Deputy Grand Chancellor Walter
S. Russell, of Jacksonville, says that
Ocala is one of the Invest towns in
the Knights of Pythias column of
which he has any knowledge, and that
it will not be many years before al
prominent citizen of this city will
head the order in Florida as grand
chancellor, he (Judge William M.
Gober) being grand outer guard of
the Grand Lodge at this time. Mr..
Russell states that the activity of
the Ocala lodge of Pythians and its
temple of Pythian Sisters is an in
SEPARATION to the other lodges of the
state, and that much praise has been
won by them on account of the re-
suits accomplished.
The work will be conferred in full
and the divan will be at its best.
During exciting periods tyros will be
RECALLED with cameIs milk, nectar
that is said to be fit for the gods,
being soothing to the nerves and CIV
ing courage to sustain, without fall
tering, the most trying ordeals. I'm
der the influence of this milk one
can endure the most excruciating
tortures with a smile.
The Ocala section of Moaharrum
Temple is made up of the following
knights: Charles Goddard, ]. r..
Dunn, E. L. Stapp, j. A. Virgins, p.
H. Perkins, w. v. Wheeler, E. M.
Williams, Marcus Frank, H. NJ.
Hampton, D. w. Davis, E. T. Spencer,
D. T. Jeffcoat, H. B. Baxter, Joseph
w. Lamar, J. C. Purvis, R. E. ,Koonce,
Sidney Halle, n. L. Reynolds, DR.. D..
R. Handley and Charles N. Hampton.
Among the first things to be done
Friday evening will be the exaltation
of Charles Goddard to the position
of mahedi of Moharrum Temple No.
/ 119, he having received unanimous
election to that office at meeting
held in Jacksonville on the 18th of
I December.
The team comforting the sublime
degrees of the Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan on Friday
evening will be constituted about as
follows: Royal Vizier, Walter S.
Russell; Grand Emir, w. Barnum
Coker; Venerable Sheik, James Doug
las; Mahedi, Gerard E. Muriel; Mo-
kama, Colonel Edward Williams;
Secretary, Henry S. Sasnett; Treas
urer, James w. White; Escorts,
John A. Hewlett and Lionel F. Bro
Tiers; Satrap, H. C. Stokes; Sahib,
Rufus C. Miller; "Joc", James Doug
las; Mystery Man, r. w. Schmelz;
4 Keeper of the Inner Veil, j. Charles
Martz; Arabian Warriors, H. A. Tar
ratus, F. M. Bunker, Judge Edward
E. Willard, Herman Segall, Captain
Jacob H. Pincus, R. B. Webster, Her
man Julius Frank, Mortimer H. Bent
ley, ]. L. Chancellor, L. Steinberg,
Berman Hirsch, William T. Cowles,
John Ewards, C. M. Dickinson, George
j. Miller, Harry Goldman, Herman
A. Meister, Ernest Grunthal, and
Frederick II. Framm.
;, 1t is intended to make this one of
the greatest and most brilliant occa-
sions in the Knights of Pythias his
tory of Ocala, and all prospective ap-
plicants for membership are urged to
| sign up at once. See any member
of the Ocala section of Moharrum
Temple, No. 119.