Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-06-18 | Page 12 | Dokk's Parade Here Saturday

Ilmperial Prince to Visit Ogden; State Orders to Be Represented Honor -will bo paid Harry Nice of i Baltimore, Md., imperial prince of the ( D. Ot Jv. K. organ l-at!oji during his I visit to the"Dokky's heret omorrow with a parade tomorrow night and a banquet following. Delegations from ' all parts of the stn.tc arc expected to be hero to pay homage to their chief. The parade will rtart at 7:30 o'clock 1 ut the Knights of Pythias hall and 1 ' will be led by a platoon of Ogden policemen. po-licemen. The D. O. IC. VL drum corps will be nDXt in line and will be followed It by the Ogden drill team of the organ- li lzation. An automobilo carrying Mr. If Nice, Mayor Frank Francis and other 3 1 officails of the Order of D. O. K. K. h of the-EI Sabacka Temple No. 39, will bo next In line. The remainder of 71 ih'c parade will consist or the officjal I 1 sc-at, donkeys and other animals to M be used as transportation across the hot sands of the Desert. 1 1 The banquet will follow the parade ! anjcl Initiation of twenty candidates into in-to the mysteries of the order will next ta"kc place. The Ogden committee in charge of arrangements consists of P. F. I ' Ki'rkcndall, D. "W. Taylor, J. A. Kem- L ( rcjv and Fred MelFsner. L 1 Among the Salt Lake delegation will bo the Hon. J. E. Frick, chief Justico I of the state supreme court, and Jus- I tice A. J. Weber of the same court. I Justice Weber was formerly a resident H ! of Ogden and is well known here, hav- L'i ing been at one time count)' attorney I I , for "Weber.