The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-14
SAND WALKERS
MARCH TODAY
Shrine Victims Prepared for
the Torture Chamber
Parade at 100.

Don't miss the Shriner parade this
afternoon, for it win be better than a
circus turnout, and the human novel
ties which Aloha Temple viii exhibit
to the populace will surpass Barnum s
best efforts.
Twenty-Five Masons have aspired to
wearing the fez, and they VIII wear
them at the banquet tonight, if they
fphss the ordeal that viii be handed
them Immediately after the parade. At
1 ?. m. the novices will assemble at
the K. of P. Hall, and from that time
lon they viii obey the commands of
every man wearing fez They will
meet there in their old clothes. for
there IS no telling what may happen to
their wearing apparel. That some
thing terrible is coming may be judged
by this notice to the noviees which
appears in the Temple s booklet:
''A1oha Nui. Malahinis.
'fDear Noyices, now that you have
paid your hard-earned money to join
the Shrine, of course you expect some
thing in return--you will get it. The
best part of the entertainment to You
will be what the other fellow receives.
If YOU hear a blood-curdling yell in
the anteroom, laugh all you like; it
ism t YOUR rib that is being cracked.
Don t worry about getting your share
Of the performance; brotherly love
never sleeps during a Shrine Ceremo-
NAL
"Therefore, present yourselves at X.
of p Hall not later than / 80 p. m. on
the ftstive day of November A. If
expectations, you can always get re-
bate from Treasurer Webster, who
keeps a special fund for this purpose. y
Any time between 1870 and 0 clock
the parade will start from the *. of
P. Hall, corner of Beretania avenue
and Fort street, and move down Fort
to King, thence along King to the
Executive building, where the aggrega
ton win have its pictures taken,
thence to King, up Alakea to Bere-
tania. and thence to the X. of 7. Hall,
where the initiation ceremonies viii
be held
The famous elephant and camel
brought here from the mainland by
jim McCandless will be in the
procession and many other freaks
as we'll. The order of the pa
rade will be as follows: Hawaiian
band, Tllustrious Potentate Edward G. /
Brown, followed by the Chief Rabban, /
Assistant Rabban, High Priest, Oriental /
3u;de. Marshal, Director, Alehemists, /
Bearer, Camel, Assistant Di' !
rector, Past Potentates, Elephant, AS
sistant Director, Mobiles by twos, Cere- !
nonial Masters, Arab Patrol, Policemen, /
Novices and more Policemen, Fire Elk |
5inguishers.
The Arab Patrol is a gorgeous-look /
ing lot of men in Zouave uniform /
The Illustrious Potentate, Edward G. !
Brown, a royallooking Oriental six (
feet four inches tall and all the other /
officials. viii be CARRIED in beautiful !
costumes of the Mystic Shrine. The /
novices are Harry Denison, John Kid |
we'll. R. II. Bemrose, J. L. Young, John |
Detor. r. c. Lvdecker, A. J. Spit /
ger. J. F. Child, c. E. Wright, b. (
n. Holmes. A. Menefoglio, Roscoe Per-
lins, w. D. Lowell, T. NJ. Church, John
Clark, Jorgen Jorgenson, D. Capilos, D.
W. Anderson, A. Fl. Jungclaus, G. L.
Bosom, A. c. WALL Henry Beckley; 2.
I. Cleghorn, Bernard Wagner J. A.
Young, Captain Sanders, w. j. Clark,
w H Campbell.
At p. m. all Shriners. and the new
lvinitiated fez-wearers, will have a |
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Hotel.