Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19
SHRINERS HAPPY
AFTER FESTIVAL
Large Class Initiated and
Mobiles Enjoy Feed.

Indiana Shriners today were enthusi-
astic over the success of the past poten-
tates ceremonial at the Murat temple
last night.
More than three thousand mobiles at
tended the ceremonial and Oriental love
feast and during the festivities more
than a hundred children from the Masonic
home at Franklin appeared and sang in
chorus for the entertainment of the no.
bleE and the past potentates.
Potentate Elmer F. Gay arranged the
visit of the children and more than 5000
was collected in the interest Of the Shrine
fund for musical education of the chill
dren at the home.
Following the banquet the appearance
of the children and other entertainment
features, the work of initiating large
class began.
The candidates included:
Al. AIbertsmeier, w A. Anderson,
n L. Archer, G. L. Atkinson, George
W. Baker, NJ. r. Baker, +. w: baks
meyer. G. Franklin Baldwin, II; d.
bishop, II. r. Boren, c. NJ BroekWay'
:, NJ. Brooks, p. L. Bush, G, d. Car
penter, E. H. Carpenter, Jr.: NJ. j. Car
per, f. r. Cooper, G. +. Cory, A.. f.
couts, F. L. Curry, W. P. Davis, N. =.
Dunn, L. S. Emery. E. ]. Emhardt, ID.
o. FesIer, G. 81. Giililand, H. A. Good
necht ]. NJ. Gray. J. H. Green, NJ. G.
Icenbarger, E. G. Iske. H. c. Jacobson
J. A. Jenkins. G. W. jerks, ii. D. Ken
drick. w. r. Hester, F. NJ. Kirkpatriek,
Laufe-, W. E. Lieh, G. Z. Lorentz. Jack
son Mercury, G. A. Mccoy, NJ. =. Nc
Mickle, J. z. McATullen, E. 7. McMurry
L. L. McNutt, Earl McShulse, w. E.
MendeDhall, August Merkle, G. S. Mon
roe, A. ii. Moore H. NJ. Mounts, 3. w.
Nichols. W. H. Oliver, H A. Olmstead
J. S. Pierce, W. L. Quick, F. F. Richards,
". V. Rinehart, J. f. Rooch, W. d. Rose,
w. f. Schneider, Joseph Slattery, 0. Il
Smith, W. C. Smith, E. A. Smythe, Rob-
Z. S. Stephenson, f. NJ. Stipher, c. i.
Stone, o. II. Stout, n. G. Stringer, c. w.
Sweny J. c. Tudor. e. A. Unversaw, II.
Z. Yenn, X. L. Yoelter, w. c; Wads-
W. Weaver, R. W. Weland, T. T..
Wheatly, A. L. Williams, A. d. Wisely,
T. c. Wood, c. NJ link, J. W. Best and
w. L. Billiard. all Of Indianapolis.
E. K. Amsden, Waldron; Lamont Bau-
man, Terre Haute; o. c. Bear. Madison; ;
F. NJ. Cravens. B. c. Kinnaman. Mobiles
Vile; S. o. Biggs, IRA Seegar, West
Lebanon; R. E. Bradley, X. V. Boyd.
r. E Davies, D. D. jenkins, c. F. Ma
hin, r. B. Plummer, E. NJ. Souders, j..
Briles. W. C. McAvoy, Westield; o. T..
Bussard. James Foley, ]. NJ. Poe, Rush
VILE; A. B. Caplnger, New Market; Ar
thur Carson, George Fleischer, c. H.
Hammersmith. c. A. Schan, New Albany
y. V. Glen. T. r. Harden, Covington;
i. L. Cravens, Jacksonville; W. L.
Daily, z. D. Wentz, E. y. Wilson, Rich
mond; L. E. DeVore. 3. c. Evans, Craw-
fordsville; f. E. Dodge, W. H. Heiby
GreeneastIe; o. o. Dunbar, Frankfort !;
H. W. Gante, H. Il. Hart, V. G. Melon
AID e. S. Waddell, Anderson; J. o. Gay
Tor, II. B. Richardson. J. A. Legg. Tip
ton; J. F. Mcconnell. Dupont; II. E. Nc
Gonigal, L. R. 8tatchette, E. n. Powell
Greentown: Jesse Martin, Attica; G.. E.
Neal, JonesbOrO; J. f. PalsgrOye Shelby
vile; II. D. Thornily, Beech Grove; T.
W Tllson, Franklin; II. r. Voelker, Lo-
ganspOrt; G.. J. Vande Greyn, Wolcott
W. H. Swintz, FIT. Wayne; P. ". Wilson,
Oklahoma City.