The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-25
60 NEW SHRINERS
OVER HOT SANDS
More Than 1000 Visitors
Come to City for Big
Fee Gathering
LUNCH WITH MOBILES
Infants" and Veterans of the
Chrine Dine Together at
Convention Hall

Fezea splashed Tulsas business
streets with scarlet yesterday. All
day long the vivid splotches Of color
tmovcd about in the crowds milling
the downtown blocks. mE,sing about
the doors OF the Masonic temple on
south Main street. and organized
into the parade shortly. after noon
helped to make tho flamboyant pro-
eos-Ional that led to the ground
breaking site for the Adkar temple
al Fourth and Denver.
More than two thousand shriners
and members OF their families
came from towns in the
territory covered by Adkar
temple, a territory comprised
Of about IS counties for the ground
breaking ceremony. Many OF them
marched in the parade. There were
q good many visitors, however. who
Haunted no tasseled foz. whose lapel
insignia conveyed no proud inteui-
gence Of claim to the title and rank
~ nobility and who claimed for
themselves no place OF honor or pre-
cedcnCe in ceremonial or parade.
These were the novices, the candi-
dates whose blatant badges and
hemp armbands proclaimed their
l.
They had their place In tho parade,
a place firmly designated TO them
by means OF rope and they trudged
meekly in the wake OF the leading
aud dlctatorial mobiles in whose foot
steps they were about to follow.
The novlces were given lunch
!, ,,ogether with the mobiles at the hall
fhst night, followed by the cere-
monial session at convention hall.
Approximately sixty nOvices reg
istered at the office in Masonic head
quarters during the day. The can
didates We're:
Fred W. steiner. Tulsa.
william B. Kramer, III, Tulsa.
Harvey II. Lewis, Greek.
Paul c. Baker. Tulsa.
Joseph w. Harshbarger, Tulsa.
L. +. Rowason, Sapulpa.
Henry Marlin Marrs, Tulsa.
George w. Howard, Tulsa
clyde x. Thurwell, Tusa.
George II. Webster. Tulsa.
william Dixon Turner, Tulsa.
John Evans Curtis. Tulsa.
Joseph l.. Rowenmiller. Bartles-
vile.
Harry r. Butcher. Bartlesville.
Howard Mccullough, Tulsa.
Harold II. Bernard, Tulsa.
James w. Treadway. Bixby.
Luther II. White. Tulsa.
Milton NJ. Mershon. Tulsa
Paul i. Cole. Tulsa.
Chester y. Richards, Tulsa.
Addison T. Watson, Bristow.
Chauncey III. Dierkcs. Tulsa
Frank Il, Browning. Tulsa.
Nernie ID. Hickey. Tulsa.
Henry G, Mulroy, Ponca City.
Elijah ID. Smith, Drumright.
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Maurice T. Jankowsky, Tulsa.
Frank j, Downy. Tulsa.
John NJ. Roberts, Bristow.
Lee Il. Stark, Bristow.
Fred q. CARRIER, Brlstow.
Van \. Wallace. Bristow.
Jesse c. McClelland, Drumright.
Olaf A. Jones, Bartlesville,
James Portuge, Bartlesville.
Farmer j. Scott. Bartlesville.
Washington Il. Hudson, Tulsa.
Henry Dreyfus, Tulsa.
Robert Paul Martin, Bristow.
Carl A. Double, Tulsa.
c. \. Easton. Tulsa.
Charles Edward Love, Bristow.
James Doyle Carman, Tulsa.
Fred Chipman Knapp, Depew.
Monty CHM. Oklahoma City.
Max Il. Brents, Sand Springs,
Kirk A. Caussier. Ardmore.
Thomas w. Leach, sulsa.
Clarence G. Gorsuch, Slick.
Alfred Llttner. Tulsa,
John c. Goodman. Tulsa.
Harold c. Foster. Tulsa.
Charles Il. Martin, Ponca City.
There are apnroximatelv five !