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MURAT TEMPLE TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN JUBILEE Imperial Potentate to Be Present at Ceremony on Dec. 14. Plans for the celebration by M'lrat temple of the Mystic Shrine of Its jtolden jubilee Friday. Dec 14. were announced last night by Carson B i Harris. Jubilee chairman, at a meet- ‘ mg of local Shriners in Murat temple. William S Rich. 1606 North Delaware street, the only surviving member of the first group of candidates taken into Murat temple in 1864, was introduced by Mr. Harris. Among the speakers were potentate Herschei M T'bay, Dr. C. E. Cox. E E Temperley. Edgar Hart and the heads of the uniformed organizations. Many Visitors Expected Mr. Tebay announced that Dana 1 S Williams. Imperial Potentate for North America, would visit Murat temple for the jubilee and that all Shrmp temples in Indiana would send uniformed delegations. A delegation of 500 from Evansville will come on a special tram, stopping at Terre Haute to pick up additional cars carrying members from Terre Haute. Temples from Hammond and Ft. Wayne have promised to send large delegations The cerebrated "tuxedo patrol'’ of the Logansport Shrine Club will attend as will large delegations from Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago and Dayton. O. C ommittees Designated Committees which are at work now on the jubilee program are: Golden Jubilee Committee—Carson B Harris, general chairman; E. Earl Temperley, vice-chairman; Imcr H. Riley, secretary. Advisory Committee—Dr. C. E Cox. chairman; Vernon G. Sheller. Harry A Pell. L L. Grayson. Clifford H. Norman Restoration of Members —Edgar Hart, chairman. New Membership—Albert Loesche, ; chairman; William R. Crousore, Granville A Richey, John Stokes, Pleas Greenlee. Parade—Vernon Sheller. marshal; j Lewis L. Johnson, assistant marshal. Delegations—Karl L. Friederichs, chairman: Arthur S Kimber. L. L. * Grayson. Robert R Caca. Clifford H -Norman. Fred B McNeely. Harry A. 3*ell. Henry E. Weber. f Banquet—Carl Sindlmger. chairman. Reception—Clyde V. Montgomery, chairman. Publicity—Harry K. Stormont, chairman; H M. Tebay. Charles E. * Crawford. Carson B. Harris. EVANSVILLE MAN NEW WAR MEMORIAL HEAO Marcus Sonntag Elected Trustees President Here. Marcus S- Sonntag. Evansville, was elected president of the Indiana War Memorial Trustees at a meeting yesterday at 777 North Meridian street. Other new officers are Robert F Batton. Marion, vicepresident. and Frank H. Henley. Indianapolis. re-elected secretary.

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