The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-10
Tim S-J MON J.


An important feature in connec-
ton with the annual meeting this
week in Ocala Of the Grand Lodge
Knights Of Pythias. will be the at
tendance OF many khorassan knights
and from all indications Jackson
Vile will be represented by a great
many Of the knights
The caravan of Moharrum Temple
No. 119. Dramatic Order of knights
of khorassan, will make Pilgrim
age to the delightful oasis of Ocala.
on Wednesday, March II. via the 8
A. L., the train leaving Jacksonville
at l a. N.
Royal Vizier Fred H. Frahm has
issued the following edict to the
faithful worshippers OF the prophet:
by the fetlock Of our camels. by
the stripes OF our tigers, by the Bills
terings Of our hot sands, you are
summoned!
by the tomb of Mohammed. by
the beauty of the Koran. by the spir-
its of the desert, you are directed to
gather up your gourds. your sacks
of proyender, weld your camels, put
on your sandals, get the kinks out OF
your joints, provide plenty of ammu-
milton, don your most gorgeous
robes, purchase a pleasant smile and
join our mighty, majestic unmatch-
able red hat caravan.
The great ALA has ordered the
votaries of Moharrum temple to as
semble in the oasis of Ocala, plain of
Marion and desert Of Florida. on
Wednesday. March Il. 1914.
*On this occasion a large number
of tyros will be led out upon the
burning sands, and as there will I'M
doubtedly be much terpidation and
hesitation on their part, it is imper-
ative that We have your help.
Wear your fez and smile"
SaIaam. SaIaam. Saiaam.
Harken, all We votaries OF Mo-
harum temple, and all brave knights
who have the journey in view. This
occasion promises much enjoyment.
Each has his part to perform and
the mixture Offends not the most
fastidiOus tyro, while votaries be-
come hilarious with entertainment
A large number of tyros will be led
over the burning sands of the des-
ert by Mokanna and his famous band
of Arabs, on the plain of Marion to
the delightful oasis of fair Ocala
THE tyros will moisten their
parched lips at Fem Gems cool and
murmuring we'll. while listening to
the yCdelings of the Arabs, to Maize
dis Grafton and to Joc's story Of his
many trials and tribulations, partici-
pating with kindred spirits in the
beautiful dramatic ceremonies which
are enlivening, entertaining and pro-
vocative of amusement as we'll
The tyro should ever remember
that the good things of life fairly
race by the one who has trouble in
making up his mind. Kindly advise
the tyros to wear any kind of cloth
es. Don't get discouraged. Just
think of Jonah
t'Khorassans take notice of the
date, Wednesday, March II, at
0calas delightful oasis. Train
leaves Jacksonville depot at 80 a.
m. Be there, with your fez, at II
o'clock prompt"
Among the votaries going with
the caravan are the following:
Royal Princes-J. w. White, Joe
Sherouse, William c. Wect, Ed. Will
liams James Douglass, H. H. Rich
ardson, S. T. Shaylor, G. E. Murie1,
Z. L. Vordermark, H. \. Sasnett, and
Votaries ]. c. Grossier, P. Nicholas,
J. VI. Bars, L. w. Griswold, A. J.
Bucky, F. VI. Bunker Cromwell Glib
0bons, E. Graunthal, J. A. Hewlett,
Wesley Herrick, L. c. Lynch, J. c.
Meister. VI. w. Stewart, A. l.. Tur-
ner, Philip Walter, E. E. Willard,
W. J. Williams, Jr.. A. G. Hamrick,
Berman Hirsch, A. W. Bars, ]. Os-
horne Y C. Shearpr George r Pa