Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 14, 1922, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE © SHRINERS NAME HONOLULU MAN AS POTENTATE cette | SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.—James S. McCandless of Honolulu was named today as.imperial potentate of the An- cient Arabic order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, in annual session here. McCandless’ election was by acclamation and without opposjtion, as he came into the position through the routine “moving up” of imperial council officers. McCandless announced to the con- vention that, while it is the custom of mperial potentates to make their respective hon:e towns, he would make his headquarters in San Francisco. He thanked the convention in behalf cf his temple, Aloha, and himself, and complimented Islam Temple of San Francisco on its hospitality Conrad V ple, Brooklyn, N. ¥., was advanced to the post o fimperial deputy potentate, James Chandler, Ararat Temple, Kan- City, to the post of imperial rab and James C. Burger, El Jebel Denver, to the post :¢ im rabban. emple perial assistant Two incumbents suceseded them selves, William S. Brown, Syria Tem ple, Pittsburgh, Pa., as imperial treas and Benjamin W. Rowell, Aleppo . Boston, as imperial recorder. The rqgt of the officers who were elected “without opposition were Frank C. Jones of Arabia temple, Houston, Texas, imperial first cere- monial master; Leo V. Youngworth, Al Malikah temple, Los Angeles, tm. perial second ceremonial master; E. A. Fletcher, Damascus 6 N. Y., Houston, Medinah temple, captain of the Rochester, Chicago, imperia! ghard. When Brown and Rowell were re elected te their offices Dick Jose, na- tionally known singer and head of the} Joseans, & group in Islam temple, sang “Silver Threads Among the Gold,” with a hand on the shoulder of each of the two officers. The coun- cil rose and greeted the song with much cheering. Balloting for the only contested po- sition ,that of grand outside guard, then-began, but if was stated that the result of this contest prohably would not be announced later in the day, pier oie DENTAL OFFICE. ROBBEA OF $150 WORTH GOLD Approximately $150 in gold fillings and “crowns were taken from the of. | fices of Drs. Kocher and Donovan, | Tuesday night, by a thief who obtain-| ed entrance to the premises through a transom. The loss was not discov- ered until late Monday morning, when gold was needed for a filling. The doctors had recetved a new sup- ply of the metal the day before, and it is believed that knowledge of this | led to the burglary. No clew or trace of the man or men could be found by authorities upon investigation Wed- nesday morning. Among the Cossacks a het is always given an even number of eggs to hatch, never an uneven number. When you think of floor- ing, we want you to think of us. Our large stock comes from a reliable souree of supply, and our superior facilities for grading and delivery as- sures satisfaction always. I ESTERNIZED WESTERN LUMBER C0. Yards and Office at 300 North Center St. 15 INJURED IN TEXAS WRECK Dykeman, Kismet Tem-| MINBOLA, Texas, June 14—Two rear sleeping cars on the Sunshine Spe- cial, the Texas and Pacific train due in Dallas at 2:05 this afternoon. Jumped the track at Lake Fork, nine miles east of here, today at noon, injuring 15 |persons, some of them seriously. The coaches plunged down a 25-foot completely embankment and turned ovet ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. LucianWray Has accepted a position with us and will be pleased to meet his old and new friends. Mednick Bros. The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes and Edwin Clapp Shoes |Suecessor To LUCKNOW, British India, June 14.| Quereshi, who succeeded Mohandas | Gandhi as editor of Young India, ha;| been arrested on a charge of pub Ushing seditious articles. ‘The central kaliphat committee has adotped a resolution declaring civil disobedience unavoidable “in view of tae hostile attitude of the British cab- inet towards the kaliphat question and the contmuous represisive policy of the government tn Indta. The committes however, endorses the resolution of the recent all-India congress postponing aggressive meas- ures until August 15. 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