The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-28
Mobiles of FL kaIah Temple
Scramble for the White and
Black Card.
GET READY FOR TRIP TO
MECCA'S SACRED PRECINCTS
Is Prelude to Semi
Annual Pilgrimage to
Zem Eem Wells.

The official programme OF FL Kalah
temple. \. 4. O. n. NJ. $. for the cere-
monaI session to be held Wednesday
evening, March 10. has been received
and To witness the scramble Of the mobiles
To find the black and white card one
would think something had been over
looked.
III Kalah temple makes a pilgrimage
to the Zem Zem wells to the sacred
precincts Of Mecca, twice year. ana
that is why the effects OF one such
Journey lasts usually TO the next event
The coming session Is merely the pre-
lude 10 thar TO be held In the fall at the
Side. The programme SAYS III part.
Unto our ears, in the silent watches
or the night the wind hath been laden
with the wall OF the novice. who wan
ders on the shore of the Dead Sea in
the darkness seeking the light. who de-
slres to Join in our pilgrimage 10 the
Holy city that he may earn the proud
name Of El Hajji. the pilgrim. and find
relief from The torments which are the
heritage OF those who walk not in the
true light
Let It bc proclaimed to the east. TO
the west, 10 The north and To the south
by trusty messenger that the Mobiles as
semble with minds released from the
chains Of care at our mosque which has
been erected 10 the glory of Allah In the
Oasis OF Salt Lake on the night OF II
Rabbi Ui-kwwal. which is the third
or March Il, 1911. in the chronology OF
the infdcl.
That our plous pl!srimmage may be
performed with bCNttng circumstance,
let Mahmal, tho holy carpet. be care
fully rolled that the insects which habit
therein may not be disturbed and let II
be carefully guarded from the eye ot
man by the keeper of the royal carpet,
who shall suffer none TO approach
List of Officials.
The officials of the coming session fol-
low:
Medical corps. Dr. a. J. Hosmer; as
sistants, Doctors \; l.. Casuemap. a. G.,
Schramm. II. y. Mayo. G. y. Pfoutz. L.
- Hammond and -. Moore Lindsay.
Chief draComan. -. G. lacking; assis-
Pathfinder. s. u. Evans.
Chief aviator r, ]. Evans: assistants,
NJ; ~. y, Joseph and 6; F: Erickson .,-
ANTS, G. |. Tuttle and c. r. .Pearsall
Chief chauffeur. Charles Van Dyke,
assistants. John pern and J. {. Dugan.
sstants. J. G.. Bywater. J. l.. Bradley,
Frank Browning. ". II. Bancroft
Superintendent OF hangers. Frank c.
Barnes; assistants. Henry Catrow and
Thomas Donoviel,
Inspector OF carbureters. w. II. Cum
ningham
Gasoline tender, Horace Dunbar;
sistants. Eugene Giles and +. j. Gustin.
Chief nortlclan-L. ". Harding; as
sistants. Abe Meeking, Jr.. and Eber ".
Hall
Press agents. F.. Lehman chief: as
sistauts. J. +. McCarty and w. NJ. Rash.
Keeper Of the royal seal. c. T. Jcn-
nings
Keeper OF the royal carpet Louis Cohn.
Torch bearers-Herman Hill, J. b. In
gram. r. j. Jeffs. c, +. kutnewsky and
w; q. Langford.
In charge Of class. ]. NJ. Marriott: as
sistants. Leon Engstrom and L. A.
Starkwcstber.
ambassadors and diplomats. J. w.
Houston. chief; sub chiefs T.. A. Harten-
stein. i. f., Judd. c. b. Jack and II. A.
knowles
Musicians. George Dern. leader: brass
w. NJ. Drew. J.. Engstrom. W. !. Lynch:
wind instruments. :. II. Douglass. j. l..
Frankcn. Oscar Groshcll; drums, the Rev.
u. ]. Goshen; cymbals. John a. Hough-
ton: oboes. o. G. HeRenway and y. NJ.
Hamilton.
Dry farming expert. JOY II. Johnson.
superintendent wet goods department
Rudolph Kuchler: assistant stewards
Fred King and J. S. Lewis.