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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08

Md, who has been residing at FULTON.
was taken TO the North Wheeling NOS
pital yesterday.
Helen uBrien Of Edgington lane is
much improved after a short Hines.
Frank Ilirg$ OF Elm Grove. Is out
after Il short Illness
Vim. E0ight and family oc Elm Grove.
!"r, Yesterday for Pittsburgh. where
they Will visit friends.
James Black Of Elm Grove. IS recover
ing after Il short Illness.
\. +: Criicr "f Elm Grove. was Il
business caller at Huntsville. IA. the
past few days. ,
Born. IT, Mt ana Mrs. William Hall
of CircgEsvilr, 4 baby boy.
10 Park View. 49,,
". Z. Dickson nf Battle Creek. Mich.
was business caller in Elm Grove yes
tcrday. ..
Tn" three children Of Charles Neuman
Of Triadclphia, are recovering rhP'u''
from Il serious illness.
charles kurlz of Fulton * improving
after Il serious illness.
l. T.. Colbert OF GAINESVILLE WAS Il
business caller In Elm Grove YESTERDAY;
~ $. Bcchout If Elm Grove. VIII
leave COR Pittsburgh today TO attend 10
business. ~ .,.. =,
&, N. TalkIngtpn - Cameron. was Il
business caller in Elm GroY" !"si"r-
day. ,.,r
4 short illness.
mir. and Mrs Thomas Marsh ~
Grrgrsvillc. IN" the proud parents ~
Il baby girl
RERNE. Switzerland. March :. Ma
Paris, 80 y. iu.-S>At Munich, Bavaria.
Yesterday was begun the government
sale Of old clothes which has been ORDER
ed for the entire empire. LurcllaSrrS
stood in line for hours. Tho sale OF the
clothes was made only on presentation
Of clothing cards. All the clothes col
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
GUARANTEED TO
MAKE GRAY HAIR
NATURAL COLOR
Q-Ban Is Simple, Healthful
Preparation Satlstac-
ton or Money Back
Don't Use Dyes.

Il is Hui necessary. not even wise 10
huv, gray hair NOWADAYS. Eat don't use
dangerous 'larty. sticky dyes. Turn
Back :" Nature.
Restore I'll" Uniform color OF YOUR
hair with tit" aid of It-Ean Hair color
Rcsiorrr. Thousands hay" don" so and
ar" proud of the result. Years of STUDY
i,v expert chemist. resulted In u-BHn.
tho ono PRECIPITATION that actually works
hand in hand with Nature in barfShiRG
gray hair ~ It hcHli hful way.
Ynu simply apply CLAN Xix" Il sham
poo and yoTr hair will rcsum" a natural
color. cI"n"!%. gradually, safely and
surely Nuur hair will become soft.
glossy. abundant and beautiful. You
Will lnoi so Young you Will bc delighted:
Ru, beware Of limitations as you would
Of dyes. There is nothing like Q-Ean.
O. Ban Is all ready :" usc--iS Euaran-
tcrd Ia he harmless. End * sold under
the makers mnu"y-hHCk guarantees tr
not satisfied. II is The only preparation
for the pHrpnS" 50 guaranteed. AT
tiri"Sl'r drug store. 7l25 Market ST.. and
all good drug stores. sac n large bottle,
or write direct 20 il"ssig Ellis Drug Co.
Memphis: Term. Hair culture" an H.
lus;ratrd. interesting book Of lectures.
sent free.
Try Q-Ran Snpcr'inc Hair Tonic;
Q-lIan Liquid Shampoo; Q-Bau Toilet
Soap: Q-Ran Dcpilatory for removing
suprrnu0us hair. adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
uAG0l5 IF STATE AND NATION
PAY HONOR To LATE DR. MORRIS
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES HELD
OVER THE BODY OF THE
INSPECTOR GENERAL.
Auditorium of Scottish Rite Cathedra'
Crowded at Service Last Mid
niqht-High Dgnitaries
in Attendance

With nearly TWO thousand persons
present. filling The auditorium ui IIf
John W. Morris Scottish Rite 1 athc-
dral to Overlooking, impressive. b'ah-
1iful and elaborate funeral ceremonies
Of knight Kadosh were held last
night 1T midnight over Or. john WI,
liam Morris. j.: degree Mason anu
late sovereign grand Inspector gener-
al, who PASSED away III his Ihapllhe
street home Sunday night.
The ceremonies lasted more man
an hour, and were Of an unusually IN
urcssivr nature. being on" of the high,
est and most hunOrcd ceremonies OF
The Masonic order for the dead. Tir
coffin in which rested The honnr"d
dead was surrounded in the rear ana
extending nearly across the Stage
with beautiful floral offerings from
lodges and individuals, while still Il
larger number Of floral tributes were
hnng kept fresh i'll anoih"r room on
The cathedral. Th" music by the InalH
ularirt--cOmpuscd Of Frank klnrh"-
lne David Crawford. Emil Alderman
and Judge Alan H. Robinson sang
two beautiful selections. "Ih" LORD IS
Nv Shepherd" and "CrosSIng me
Bar.
shortly after l. o'clock midnight.
,br curtain Of The stage slowly rose
AS Iaps we're sounded upon the organ
and the weird gong vas sounded
Th, stage was dark. Gradually inc
lights almost imperCepllbiy came on
and The dicutarirS that were IN 40
honor to the dead became visible as
they, alIired in long black robes, sur
rounded the coffin. As the last note
from The organ died away i'll the dis
lance, there was L stiffness -- uealh-
like Stiffness, over the vast thrOnG
sealed in the beautiful auditorium.
Standing III either end OF the coulh
were two of the most prominent
Masonic officials in this country, Geo;
r, Moore, OF Washington, ID. G., grand
commander OF the supreme cou!cH'
and John T. Cowlcs. also OF Washing
ion, secretary general of the supreme
council OF the Southern jurisdiction.
Between these diGnitaricS stood ChaS.
; j.. Schultze. of this city. 33d decree,
precrptur of the Albert Pike Com,
mandery Knights kadOsh,. general
master Of the ceremonies; James A:
BRYAN, IS. Of parkcrsburg, grand
senior warden; Judge l.. \. TaHrhhrr'
81. Junior grand warden: Charles T..
CIrigan, OF MmndSvillc. grand orator;
l.fnvd l.. Smith. So. of Charleston
grand almoner;. Fred c. Strinblcker'
So. grand recorder: VIM. +. krupp'
SO. of this city. grand secretary:
WIN. II. Rose, go, city. grand master
, Of ceremonies.
| There w""" Tow dry "y"S IN th', iaIHt
| asrsmblngc - The beautiful rItua! cerc
! monies w.r. carried ont. rr. Morris
| life works and hunorei ana hls'n
Euish"d career rs II Mason w'Er tnid h't&'
! il brought home to every near tliS Hdu-
| ness and distress 90 death. Each Eir-
= = Ia, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
NEWS BRIEFS

The Wheeling Stamping company
plant was Yesterday offered for serv-
ice 70 the government in case OF war
by 4. W. PAUL through Congressman
NJ. NJ Nicely.
Road Engineer W. y. McClusk.H'
r. h.s b..n busy since Sunday direct
ing tho removal of snow drifts from the
county roads. In many places the roads
were impasSahls.
--Th. county commissioners yHSter-
day ordered AN nvcstiGa ton or the
rharccs that merchants h!!ing county
roor orders ar, taking advantage OF the
oprortunitv 70 dispose of inferior gro
csriea 10 the needy. y resolution calling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08

,.lair) Ford. wifa Of the late pr. Henry
=. Ford. FORM ely Of this city, and th2
,uo:hcr OF Major clyde :. Ford. Of ihe
/ :. ~. was held il: til" Monde! chapel
1912 Chaplin" street. Yesterday 49, tc'
noon. rh,, itev Or t'lar"us" Eugene
Nlirm of Fourth Street Methodist EpiS.
opal church. otticiaurd. and lni"rmcnt
was IN Greenwood cemetery. Nam Ola
friends nr Mrs Ford attended th" scr
VICES Sh" passed away ~ NJ: h"h'r
II Kansas city. Mo. las Sunday. ana
tho body arrived h"rr yesterday morn
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[)bITI jARY
I.ouiS II. Noll.

I.ou!s ~ -NulI. aged ~. 4 it"-'onS
resilient ~ t.lS rity. and wid"iE known
in SOUTH Wh.e.ju= - dead IL his home
al 25i2 Jacob street. i'"atn cAnH E"S-
ING a., illness ,t thra,. .w,.t rs. Mr. MOL!
vas u member OF -. .tl2h"n*"s "h"rtn
and thc Sur!s,.eS o. that ConSr"s"i ION
He leaves a wife ard TIRE" sisters
Mrs. charles Kirby. % tUlt"n: Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson. of ithod" Island
and Mrs. louis Dmm"E.. OF Leather
wood; also thr". hroth"rs. George. John
and James \"il. 49,.
F'unrrai services VIII II" h-IH IN o."
;,lare Of death Saturday morning 81: SIG
"'clpck Requiem high mass IN 81. Al
phonsIs' church ~ o'clock. WIN inter
,nenr In Nj. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
Good Time TO Build.

Many residents az Tia" Elm Grov" sec
iiun will build with the coming OF
spring II WIS learned vest crdRy that
all lli.' carpenters of Elm Grove are so
busy that it's almost ImuOSS !blc to hire
Il handy mar. The reason Of tho de-
mnnd is that It j. almost impossible
now To rent y house. and when the new
runI mine il opened ~ Philadelphia.
houses, Will be- al premium. according
to ,'hurlra Eicc. Elm Grove real estate
agent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
TELEPHONE MEN MEET
Pittsburgh Specialist Talks on the SUB
tect OF Equipment Engineering"

Electrical cork empl"EcS OF lne teI"-
nhon. cDnpa.iics gathered in the assem-
biz rooms of fhc Wheeling Commercial as
Of Pitisburs;.. equipment engineer with
the. Central district Telephone company,
read a paper on Equipment Engineer
ing"
Last nights meeting was one OF
series which IN" hell company il giving
to its empioyes. The best tcchn!cians
and Specialists in IN. surrounding states
.Ir,. srcurnG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
1Ews,rr NOMINATED

INDIANAPOLIS. March I.--Complete
nn, urnrficia;irr,urns from the 40 pre-
,incts in Indianapolis received this
morning FROM yesterdays primary. show
iI;ui rharl"s'IW. J"wctt WIS nominated
FOR mayor ui<thn Republican ticket by 4
,r,inriiy Of 900 over Lew Shank. The
ur0fficinl VOTE was Jewctt 1901; Shank
LIDS.
shank annaIncrd last night that II, tho
were dcfratA for tho nomination he
would run OH an independent ticket.
Dick MillGS, who had no opposition.
was nominated for mayor by tho Demo-
craAS -
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Missionary Society.

The Missionary Society ~ the Stone
Presbyterian "EGr"h in Elm Grove. viii
m"eI This afternoon at the church. The
foreign subject will l." India" and the
hnm" inpir will BE- Wuincu's work for
liz new CONFER" Mrs. John dudley nf
Warw"od. will b" III charge Of the meet
ing with The assistance Of Mrs. NJ. H.
MctLusland of Elm Grove.
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of on the first. day

lcctod were eGaposcd Of on the first day
of the sale. ;;iid II was necessary to give
out cards fos. subsequent sales.
Miss IrrnG' Bingham Of Fulton. is Ill
at her home
Robert Bod of Elm Grove. is out
after n Shor2 illness
Suits brought from IA to 50 marks
and shoes rrtfn four to Is marks. There
was an csp:I.ially strong demand for
second hand Iress suits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
Funeral For mrs. barton Today.

This aft.ruon It; " O'Clock fuuerA! scr
vices will b. held tor Mrs. Mari" lNcllD
Barton wife at the late John W. t'artun;
vino died Tuesday night. III ~" +lo'nc Oh
har daughter Mrs .fam"s l.. Brennan.
~ 81; Main street. 'Th. Rev. Or. james
, NJ Potter of Nanc" Memorial church.
wiIl ofiicatc. and intern"nt Will h" pri-
waite IN Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
Purchased House and Lot.

James HUFF Of Ha%riwoud. sold Il
nous" and lot /" y. !. Tinbcriakc yes
irr,iny. The deal MAS made through ,hr
Frank and HAIRED Smith r'al estate
agency Of Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
OUT-THE-PIKE
Evans Obseuuies.

tuncra! services FOR Elijah Evans will
be- held this afternoon III = O'Clock At
the Stone Pres byLcrian church If Elm
Grove. Rev. l.. J.. LewcGyn. pas
tor OF The church. VIII nffir;atc and
iHt"rm"nt will he IN the Stone church
I-.,Inrl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
AuoI,st Eehlhorn.

SEATTLE. Wash. March '.--AuSuSt
Mahiho-n, president Of III" German
Newspaper Association. which publishes
tho Seattl" Daily German i'rcsS. the
Washington Stats I'itumg. III" Everett
Vn.ksblatt. amd The Bclhnsham BaE
Post. died today at his home her. aged
- years
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Party at rriaaelphia District High.

Tie Freshmen Ut The Trladclphia Dis
triCt High school VIII give 4 party Fri
day evening 1t the school. Games Will
br played after which musical pro-
gram Will be rendered. refreshments
, will b. served.
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HORSES FOR SALE

Iuhllc sale u f0rly Ifm hUrscs.
Friday. March 9th. At -. o'clock
OnuouI at my stables. Elm Grove.
Also will sell my new Thurnhill
roller bearing wagons. Don't forget
the dat" and time.
j. =. RlNE.
Mr.. &. II. Eir" WIFI hr auriionccr.
Mrh.-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08
Tnnaral For John Otte.

Following funeral services held ~ the
tpmily HON" on GRAY" Crock. Ma"ShaH
county. requiem high mass was "~tr-
5-atcri Yesterday morning III the church
. al th.. Im,nacu!:lte Conception. city. for
iohu Ottc. vino died Sunday evening"
tiGrlal WAS in Nj. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-08

\ NrrE fuS, SN1lI"- VII H. staged at
| hr Whrr!inI Park casino Friday even
ing. when the Trlad"lphia district High
school boys basketball team meets the
Union High ,"am of l:'uwoud. The
Philadelphia girls viii meet tn" Wells
burg laSSir's ut III" Wheeling Park
casino Friday rvc;ilng.
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west Alexander Entertainment.

Tho entertainment /" BE- given 10y Mr.
and Mrs. Marsh FOR tn" benefit OF IN,
West Alexander High schnl. will b" he'll
Friday evening a; Peoples Bank Audi.
inriiIm
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p. and E. G.. 70 Meet

The players of tn" Patterson and Elm
Grove baseball team VIII meet this eve
ming AT the town hall in Elm Grove.
All tn" players are requested 20 be- pres
cnl as some very Important business
Will hr taken up.
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For Bride-to,Be,

MIR. ANA Mrs. Lynn Rogers Of YVES /
Alexander. entertained last night. COM
iIim"ntary to Miss Iirucc Irene noEu".
who's" wedding "a Lester Cooper VIII
b,. an event al ia" near future. Games
ana music furnished entertainment for
the guests.
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Word has been received her.. ~ the
death .Tt,cstlav night Of Mrs. Blanche
Gaiiahan Ki;t"r. .wif" Of Henry S. Ris-
ter, al thu tamil: HON" in Niles. Ohio.
Mr.. Ritter * 4 former resident Of this
civ. and is we'll iin"w't here Plenr0-
unsu n,mnia Mas ,i.. cauSe'oS Mrs. Fit
ters death.
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Personals and Briefs.

Wesley tIcHhmau "i Twilight. was Il
business caller ia f.lm Grove yesterday.
Mrs. Edward kelley OF Baltimore,
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Funeral For MIS-. Ford.
Euue-at services for Mrs. Kate tSin-
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rur ory RETURNING

SEATTLE Wash. :iarrh We
United states transport DN which LEI
crriI1. last Saturday for Manila ANA
which suffered an acci'i"nt /" her *i""r
ing gear When So miles southwest az
cam. F'!alIrry. ~ returning |" S'Ai'i'
today under her own steam.
The DiX is expected I" reach ur'' ''
,u,iIvh, ar tomorrow morning. Sh" car
rios Il crew Of lIu
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
some !. I|'!E|N|||PLARs
| gave UP TRIBUTE

Although some bad weather was
encountered by the Great Northern
Saturday night the last night out
before Hilo, the royage across was a
delightful one. but despite this few
Knights Templar were victims of the
hateful NAL de ner.
Jack" McGilvray is one credited
with having faced outward and
thrown his coat.taiIs to the breeze
Feeding the fishes is the common
expression
McGilvrays bet $50, or rather tried
to, that he was immune from such
Stiffness, they tell on him, but was
not seen on deck for So hours after
he fell victim.
1T isn't So" he declares holly.
Most of the fellows were such tight
wads that the fish were starving to
death SO had to help them out from
the goodness of my heart. After that
i was right back and ready for drill. :"
L. B. McMurtry's son was another
victim. Il promised him would
buy him watch if he lived through
it." says the elder McMurtry, but
he failed and | am glad he did. We
have compromised on a painted ship,
he to do the painting
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
Women Visiting
With Tsmplars
Have Good Time

Women OF the knights Templar
party are haying every bit as good a
time as their more numerous but by
no means happier escorts, according
to Miss Jessaline Horton, one OF the
prominent ladies of the party. She
is well known in the social circles of
San Francisco.
I'VE are having regular circus"
she said between 0ites Of delicious
sandwich at the Hilo hotel luncheon,
and We have come to the best place
in the world to have it"
Miss Horton also remarked that the
Knights party might never leave the
islands ii the reception by Honolulu
exeelled. il possible. the one they re-
ceived in Hilo.
With Miss Horton are her two sis.
tiers, Mrs. a T. Macdonald, past wor-
thy matron of the Eastern Star chap
ter in Oakland, and Mrs. Clifford Pru-'
EFT, prominent matron of Oakland.
The three sisters are here as the
guests of their father, A. Z. Horton,
one of the San Francisco Templars In
the party.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
JACK M'GlLLllRAY
IS LIVE Wire

IL there are any live wires on the
Templar excursion who are any liyelier
than the rest one is Jack" McGilsray.
Full OF pep" and ego" all the time
and with a prank to play every minute
or smile to give he was the life of
the party all the way across. He is
connected with the San Francisco firm
that built the Young Hotel and has
never been here, although he is
anxious to see the big hosiery and
to stay there u possible.
McGilvray hasn't much to say for
himself-he doesn't need to. but he
is full of praise for the way the local
Templars greeted the visitors in Hilo,
when the hearty welcome was so I'M
expected
You can't beat Sunny Jim McCand-
less" he declares. He's a wonder.
He has the big init out all the time
and the winning sm.ie and your right
name on the tip of his tongue"
McGilvrsy speaks the sentiment Of
the whole party when he especially
commends Lester Petrie. S. S. Pax
son, d. A. Mcnamara and 7. E. Hamil-
ton, the Honolulu Templars who ac-
companied McCandless to Hilo, and
John Mpir, James Henderson. Frank
Woods, II. s. Gray and Fred L. Wal
dron, members Of Aloha Shrine, all OF
whom were right on the Job at the
Big Island sst s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
Carnival CROWD
BREAKS RECORDS

Such crowds of large proportions as
have been seen upon the streets Of
Honolulu and at the points of Carnival
entertainment during the opening daye
OF the 1917 February week OF festlvi-
ties have never before been seen in
this city. With the number OF resi-
dents augmented by thousands of
visitors from the mainland and great
many more people in Honolulu from
the outside islands for the Carnival
than In previous years. the space re-
strictions at the Carnival events
would be a serious problem If ii was
not for the division OF sights.
Blocks and blocks OF the city were
packed with spectators yesterday
when the Pan-Pacific pageant passed,
although seating accommodations for
5000 persons had been provided in the
Palace grounds. Every one of these
seats was occupied and the Palace
grounds thrOng oyerflowed out upon
King street and all over the intersect-
ing streets and vacant plots OF land.
out Again az Night
OF old>it Is doubtful II such crowd
after a day of holiday sightseeing
could have again been induced TO come
downtown. but last night there was
not an event OF entertainment, in the
city which was not attended by fall
capacity crowds.
With the circus at Aala Park and
the bail Of all nations at the Palace
grounds Il might have. been expected
that there would be few to witness
the dioramas OF the Seven Scenic
Wonders of Hawaii" on exhibition in
the Pan-Pacific pavilion, especially
after they had been in position since
Saturday evening. but such was not
the case.
Although Bishop Square was packed
with pleasure-seekerg, as was also
Palace square, there were as many
people at the Carnival Joyland. the
circus at Aala Park, as on the open
ing night. Saturday.
All those great stretches of coun-
try shown on the maps Of Africa and
Asia and Europe and America, with
all the many natlonalities of those
many countries. seemed to material
Ire on the Carnival circus map, where
the East and West really did meet,
when some maid OF the Philippines
danced blithely with fair-skinned
son of Europe or the states.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
Girls Board Ship
With Aloha Leis

Six young women of the Kunalu
Rowing Club met the Matson steamer
Manoa, which arrived from the coast
this morning. and decorated the 6O-odd
passengers with neck and hat leis OF
the Carnival colors of green and yes-
low. The members of the rowing club
are conducting selling campaign OF
the ieis during Carnival week with
which to raise funds to purchase a
new rowing barge The LET'S for the
Manoa passengers were paid for by
the Matson Steamship Company,
which wanted the passengers to be
met in the midst of the Carnival cele-
bration with some emblem of recep-
ton and welcome. The Kunalu mem
bers have a booth in the promotion
committee rooms. where ii will be
kept throughout the week. so late
arrivals in Honolulu may purchase
one OF the leis which are now being
worn by nearly everyone now here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
KNIGHTS ENJOY
WELCOMING

AS II by magic the visiting Tenn
plars turned Shriners yesterday after
noon, doffing the plumes and DOMINIC
the fezes to be the guests of the Homo
Iriu Aloha Temple of the Shrine at an
elabof ate luau at the Arthur Wall
place on Diamond Head road.
The affair was undoubtedly one OF
tile most imposing, impressive and en-
joyable ever rendered a visiting dele.
cation in Honolulu and the members
Of Islam Temple of the California
Shriners enjoyed every minute OF
three hours spent on the beach
With Japanese lanterns and cleo,
trical effects the pretty estate, beau
tiful with the dress OF nature alone.
was made yeritable paradise, and
the soft Hawaiian music from Kaai's
quintet. which played continuously.
completed the effect
Bobbing up and down in the surf a
short distance from shore was mag
nificent illuminated emblem of the
Shrine with "Aioha" spelled out to
the visitors in massive letters. An
other emblem was over the pavilion
where the musicians played
Governor Lucius e. Pinkham and
Mayor John c. Lane were both guests
of the Shripers and each made short
welcoming address, offering the visit.
ors the city and their assistance in
helping them enjoy the attractions.
J. ID. NcGilyray, potentate of Islam
Temple, San Francisco, responded for
the visitors and explained that his
words we're all too futile to express
tie amazement of the Shriners for the
receptions they had so far received
and their pleasure at and enjoyment
of the warm welcome rendered them
Lester Petrie, potentate of Aloha
Temple, also gave the visitors a
hearty welcome.
Including the friends and ladies Of
the Shriners who came in the Knights
Templar party from San Francisco. on
the Great Northern and Honolulu
Shrfners, their friends and invited
guests, there were about 400 present.
Before every one of the big crowd
and a hungry one, too. real Ha.
waiian feast was spread. Mrs. Han
nah Palmer was in charge and her
well known ability to prepare luaus
was seen at its best
Every Templar who came as such
in the Great Northern happens to be
a Shriner But today they are all
Templars again. following out the reg.
rlar program arranged for them b.
the Tempiars here,