Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-26
MASONS WILL HOLD
MEETING IN DALLAS.
Scottish Rite Body Decides
on Special Convocation.
33d Degree Conferred.

Plans to hold a special meeting ir
Dallas, Tex, September 24-26, 1880
were made today at meeting of the
Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Ma
sons of the Southern Jurisdiction in the
Scottis Rite Temple. Numerous COM
mittee reports also were made as the
convention drew to a close.
The thirty-third degree, the highest
honor within the province of the cCun-
ell. was conferred on 10I members here
last night. The honor will be con-
ferred on Il6 other men in their home
States at some future date, they not
having been able to attend the cere-
mony here.
Among those present we're Senator
Arthur CappCr of Kansas, Gen. Amos
A. Fries, Samuel Sung Young, repre-
sentative of China to this country;
Frank u. KriebS, secretary of the South
Dakota Department of Agriculture; for
mer Gov. Ebert Lee Trinkle of Vir-
ginia, Lucien c. Council, superintendent
of the Masonic Widows and Orphans
Home In Nashville, Tenn, and John w.
Edwards, instructor of chemistry at the
University of Chattanooga, Tenn.
The following received their degrees
last night:
Alabama-John Brown Bethea, jr.;
Hand Woolverton.
China-Samuel Sung Young.
District of Columbia-Cephas Edgar
Bittinger, Amos Alfred Fries, George
Banks McGinty and James AlphonSo
Wetmore.
Florida-Frederic Louria Jacobs, Will
liam Montgomery Atwater William Her.
man Deuber and Chester Frederick
Wright.
Georgia-Theodore Gourdtn Kershaw
IoWa--Charles Wilson Domback,
Claude Fisher. William DeriuS jamie
son and Hardy Lee Wood.
Kansas-Arthur Capper. Harry S.
Grier, Charles Henry Howe, Marx
Mayer Kaufman, Derby Sharpe and
Rex Wilson Walls.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Albert Schroeder,
John Emil Sullivan and Isaac Thomas
WoodSon.
Observation-Disclosures Paul Adkins,
Charles Middendorf Cohn, Charles Au-
gust Crate, Alfred Edwin Booth Jones
and Earle Claud Richardson.
Minnesota--Mason Merrill Forbes,
Charles Noah Orr. Lorin Weaver Smock,
George Henry Thomas, Harry Harvey
Warner and Joseph Albin Williams.
Mississippi-Saul Cyril Hart. Harry
Otto Hoffman, James Easterling Hutch
ms, jr.; Melville Philip Schlesinger and
LutIleT Andrew 0I1lGH.
Afissouri-Harry Baum, Ray Bond,
James Edward Chandler Frank Bour-
land Coleman, Adolph Henry Conrad,
William Morris James, James Lewis
LaWry, Arthur Sampson Metzger, Ed
win Mueller, Perry Willard Peck, John
Franklin Potts and Walter Williams
North acknowledgements Hamilton
Boyer. Joseph Henry Mitchell and Ed
win Walker Yates. ,t.G
North Dakota-Mark Isaac Forkner
and Albert Gus Johnson. :.
Oklahoma-Rollo Bart Ross Foster.
Gordon Foster Ingle, Hal Fletcher
Rambo, John Starbuck Shearer, Charles
E&Smith and Leslie Herbert Swan. ,.
South Carolina-William Samuel
Brown. Clinton Asmann Miller, Edward
Hall Pinckney, Jacob Theodore Solo,
mons, jr., and Alfred Holmes Won Kol-
Mtg.
South Dakota - johnson Grenfell
Thomas, John Hendricks Cunbow, Rob-
ert Dalzel Gardner, Frank Delbert
Kriebs and Martin Percy Gilman.
Tennessee-Lucien Campbell Connell,
John William Edwards, Abe Lewis,
Richard Aleysius Odlum, Oren Austin
Oliver, Ira Edward Parker, Harry Lee
Parrish, John Bradley Vesey and Con-
rad David Walker.
Texas-James Ladd Burgess, Ephrain
Morris Goldstein and Pierce Mayer.
Utah-Sidney Watson Badoon, Charles
Francis Barrett and Benjamin Rogers
Howell
Virginia-william Francis Bowden,
John William Estlow, John LSockridge
Marley, Joseph Augustus Ricketts,, Hor-
ace Shepperson, Ebert Lee Trinkle and
Frank Demorse Kesler.
Washington - Donaldson Hampton
Evans.
West Virginia-Luther Hale Clark.
Wyoning-Marshall Stark Reynolds
and Albert Douglass Walton