El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-05

spend Wednesday in Fl PasO on his
tour Of the west. The fife, drum and
bugIe corps Of FL Mazda temple viii
assist in making Mr. Jacoby welcome.
Wednesday viii be spent by Mr.. ia
CODY in looking over the city and
shaking hands with the nobility. At
noon he viii lunch with pOtentate
Wyatt ". Evans. the official divan
and others at the Harvey house. AT
6 o'clock a reception for the visitor
viii open at Masonic temple and last
until $50, after which supper viii be
served to the imperial party and all
members Of Fl Nadia temple in the
basement dining room OF the temple,
McAdoo Holds Train.
The imperial potentate has recogni-
ton at Washington. as is evidenced by
the order understood TO have been
given by railroad director NcAdOO to
hold the santa Fe train until 9 o'clock
Wednesday night. so that Mr.. Jacoby
may remain here an hour longer, de-
parting then for Albuquerque. y. NJ
The Committees.
Committees named by Mr. Evans TO
assist in making Mr. Jacoby welcome
are: Arrangements. S. 7 Freudenthal,
chairman; escort, DR.. J. B Brady John
Automobiles. Charles H Leaven. Z.
IS. Stewart. F. G. Perry. s J. Bottorfi'
Refreshments. Sol I Berg. George
Maslin. Bob Page, J. D. Mason. Dr.
p H. Brown, r. D. Richey-
Reception. Wyatt W. Evans; souve-
Mrs. Sol L Berg; press. Bob Page
NJ. Jacoby is the highest officer IN
the Shriners' order. which has l5O
TEMPLES in the United states and one
IN Hawaii. He was associated Tor
fan
Charles W. Fairbanks, former wee
president OF the United states, at IN
dianapolis-
Has Long Masonic Record.
He has long been a 32nd degree An
cient Accepted Scottish Rite Mason
and a knight Templar. re served
through the chairs OF various YORK
rite bodies and was grand high priest
Of the grand chapter. Royal Arch Ma
sons OF Indiana. IN the Masonic year
1e1O-Ig11. He is now the represen-
tative OF the grand lodge OF CanaQa
in the province OF Ontario near the
grand jurisdiction Of the Grand lodge
If the state Of Indiana, and has served
in that capacity continuously since
November. 1909.
He was a charter member OF 81.
James. Yconclave No. 16 OF the order OF
Knights Of the Red Cross OF Con
stantine and for the first five years
OF the existence Oh AAAaAA AaALe--N-F
served as viceroy. or second OFFICER
and for four years was the sovereign n
or presiding officer, from which ne
retired in December. 1917.
For the last three years he has helo
an office in the grand imperial eoun-
ell Of the body in the United States
Ryan Heads X. c. Work
George B. Ryan. OF FL Paso' mas
been appointed master Of the fourth
degree OF the Knights Of Colum ous,
his Jurisdiction extending over II
Paso. Arizona and New Mexico. He
viii have charge OF the comforting
this degree in this district and all
matters pertaining to g.
Installation Of the newly elected
officers Of Fl Paso council No. 6SS,
Knights OF Columbus. will be held on
October 20.
Columbus Day Oct. r.
Arrangements are being made Ior
the celebration OF Columbus day. Oct
u, and there viii be a special pro-
gram for the occasion.
Grand knight Joseph / Driscol IS
expected home in a day or two from
California. He Is making the trip by
automobile. after spending a month
in California. having motored from
here to Los Angeles.