Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Potentate Greis Sends Mobiles
Into Fields and Forests
to Hunt Novices.
MANY TO CROSS SANDS
Illustrious POtentate From
Minneapolis Will See Ad-
mitting Ceremonies.

Listen! Ye sons OF tho DESERT
Akdar Temple Ancient order
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine Will
celebrate the nineteenth day Of tho
,Nth month of Jamaz ~ Akhir
IID.ra l336, which means I'm the par
Nure OF oklahoma, tomorrow the
f..t day OF April, with grand Cerc-
ruuial session.
uotentate Henry n. Grois has
C.,rp notice to the nobIes To 40 into
the fields and forests the highways
and byways I'm search FOR uOvlCps.
Tho last reports were that two hun
drpl would walk the hot sands Of
the desert on the weary torturuus
tourney TO the shrine whore all their
worries and tormcutI viii be COM
ruusltcd for, There will be found
the precious oasis, II the search be
dIigrnt and patient and Il viii bo
iH. pleasure OF Allah TO bcstow his
l..ssings on tho novices who VIII uc
admitted 10 the inner councils OF
the order OF mobiles.
Tho ceremonial will honor the
presence OF the imperial illustrious
rotrntate. Charles -. Oyenshire, Of
Minneapolis, who will see that the
mobiles properly perform the fuuc-
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shrine. In honor OF his coming
Akiar Temple has been diligent as
never before In assem- bling the
largest class OF novices 10 tread the
burning sands
Other Temples Summoned
To mako sure that nothing viii be
omitted in the journey. Akdar
Temple has summoned Bedoutn
Temple and India Temple lCum
Muskogee and oklahoma city, and
the guardians OF these other Okla
homa oasis win be largely repre-
s0utod. Besides these mobiles many
others from neighboring states have
been invited and are expected to be
present for the ausplcious occasion.
IN view OF Oklahomas largest
Gathering Of mobiles the noviccs were
warned to take on new courage that
They might complete the Journey and
not fall to the waysidc,
The ceremonial viii take on
patriotic character. Akdar Temple
has two hundred stars In It's service
flag representing that number OF
mobiles who have given their services
to their country In some way or
other A number enlisted. others
have gone in tho draft, some have
bfNI fNA'A sAN blAANfl ~ Alll SUN
others are giving their services to
the Red Cross or some other form
Of activity, To help down prus-
sianism. Their absence VIII not be
forgotten.
The session will be held at Con-
Nontion hall, where ample oppor-
tunity will be given the mobiles to see
that no novice IS allowed tu fail 10
the wayside or escape the fun noon
day sun as IL shines on the desert
for this journey
Official Program.
The official program issued for
the session follows:
a. m. to 1890 p. m-Hoover-
izcd dinner, n la Monday, at Y. NJ.
G. A. building. Fourth and Cinciu-
natl.
100 .. m.--Purade forming in
front OF Y. NJ e. A.
eco V. m m--Concerts and drills ot
Convention hall by Hodouin, India,
and Akdar bands and pauols.
zoe p. Business scssOn.
Convention hall.
2;3O y. m.--Ccromonlal, first sec
tion. Goyices must be present at
= y. m.
$50 to $50 p. m.--Luncheon at
Y. NJ. c. a.
$50 y. m.--All novlccs report at
Convgntiap hall. TO complete the
work
1880 p. m.--Ceremonial. second
and third sections
9;30 D. m-lnfovmal dance at
EMS hall for mobiles and their ladies'.
Admission bv 1918 cards only
Welcoming committees viii meet
the visiting mobiles AMI escort them
to the Masonic temple at Sixth and