Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
THE CAMElS ARE COMING
Prospects for High Old Time Among the
''ts" Mobiles Of the Shrine.
MASTER MAsoNs ELECTlNG OFFICERS
independent Order of Foresters to Be Or
ganized in Oma Embellishments OF
other Secret Organi-
....' "a cations.
MASTER MAsoRs ELECTlNG OFFICERS

The third week in August will be red
letter " eek in the history OF the metropolis,
for it will bring hero tho imperial council OF
the Arabic order of the Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine the creme de La creme of secret or
eapizations. Already the sons OF the desert
are casting camel eyes Omahaward and the
mobiles of Tangier temple, which is the namo
of the local organization. are commencing TO
appreciate the work they have on their hands
from now on until the meeting of the imperial
council is but memory.
Noble John Il. Clarke has been designated
as chairman of the committee on ways ana
means, and he has appointed the following
MOBILES TO cooperate with him: Edgar AL
len. Thomas Swobe, C. N. Dietz, j. A. Hake,
T. C. Bruner, }. s. France. Theodore Olsen'
A. p. Hopkins, Frank E. Moorcs. jeff w.
Bedford, Chris Hartman. L. f. Seaver, "a
det TAYLOR Walter Wood, w. F. Beche!, w.
A. Page William q. Sievers, l.. NJ Rheem'
A. B. Smith. III. f.. Cady. Upon this com
mittee will devoive the work OF securing
funds, not only to entertain the Imperial
council but also 10 provide entertainment ior
the visiting Communicates knights Iemplar
that will stop off hero enroute TO their MONIES
from Denver and help swell the number ana
aud interest To this great show. IL is the
desire of this committee to meet committees
from the Real Estate Owners association ana
the Board of Trade, so that some genera
plan of entertainment may DO arrangeu,
otherwise the Shrlners will look after their
own people and let the Templars look OFT Tor
themselves, which woula be deathblow TO
Omaha's boasted hospitality.
Noble l.. NJ. Rneem has been appointed
chairman of the committee on COM
missary miss Nv by Potentate H. G. Akin,
and he has appointed the following
co-laborers whose business 1t VIII Do 10 pro
vide meat and drink for the weary sons altcr
their long march across the desert 10 the
mittee tells how well that portion OF the
work will be done: Mobiles l.. IL. korty,
III. c. Crumb, G. S. Huntington, i. *.
Scarborough, Thomas ID. Crane, IL. II.
Chubbuck, j. s. France, IL. a. Eastman.
Noble H. @. Crumb, who has 1ourneyed In
the path of Pierre Lott through Morocco,
and has formed strange love for the hinge
s,ship OF tho DESERT" has secured TINS coun-
try for q herd of the ru uminants TO mead Inc
PROCESSION OF Shriners and when almost In
despair and ready to give up the search, To-
Gated four of these beasts OF burden III south
ern Iowa, owned by Snowman. Az
once they were secured aud WIN
be a feature OF the shrine parade
which for novel effects Will never
be exceileu In the west.
The local temple Mt Detroit has sent word
that 1T would bs accompanied by the shrine
elephant a big fellow almost tue fiyal OF
Raiah, recently on exhibition IN this city.
Other temples throughout the country are
expected TO bring their camels, so that the
parade NAV be an object TO the thousands OF
visitors who will be in Omaha during the
third week In August
Potentate ii. g. Akin mas received mum
Der OF inquiries from temples asking what
arran Qamcnts have been made ior putthk
featmres in the parade and q circular letter
viii bo issued this week covering the quos-
tions asked. ,n,o ,,,,o
,sNoble, how's your camelF you may hnow w
| another. 49,. o.so.
NJ the MYSTIC Shrine as its emblem asks q
| CORE, pondent. We imagine IT Is because
| the camelus dromedarluS can go days Win
| out drinKing (sic).