The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-08
Shriner Dies on Train
Near Albuquerque

Ia making the total run considerably
above that amount,
The party left Reading via the Ma
CARA Falls and Bufflio route on June
"A and will reach hDnic next Tues
day. July 10. via the same route, n
reception on q ronsiScrablc scale
awaiting them In Reading.
The route westward included De-
troit. Chicago. milwaukee,. st. Paul.
Minneapolis. Aberdeen. $. ID. Butte,
spokane. Seattle, Tacoma. Portland
and San Francisco. After two days
at Frisco two days In the Yosemite
valley and a return stay of one day
In Frisco. the party journeyed south
to Palo Alto. Los Angeles, Riverside,
the Grand Canyon and Albuquerane'
The return will be Via Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs. with the side trip to
Pixies Peak. Kansas city. st. Louis,
Cleveland and Buffalo.
Counting five railroad men, the
party numbers 4a people, mostly
frum Reading and the rest from the
other cities In its jurisdiction In a
densely populated section. This Is
one OF the largest temples in the
York, Lu Lu. Philadelphia, and
Aleppo. Boston,. Lu Lu a three
trains az Portland and 463 people
IND Raiah was next in line In num-
erical showing from the east. The
temple owns ita own hall and theatre
combined. q property worth $500.
00O,, used for Shrine n theatrical
purposes exclusively. The blue lodg-
IS M Scottish Rites In Reading have
their separate temple.
Member of Party Ill.
RaJah enjoys the distinction of be-
Ing one OF the few temples that travel
with two musical bodies, having an
All-Shrincr band Of SO pieces. n
an Ail-Shriner drum and bugle corps
VI. SIS pieces At home the drum and
bugle corps has 1Sl active members,
an Shriners. The patrol here today
has so members All OF the three
bodies are uniformed. .,
The death OF Mr.. Churchill was
the first casualty an the trip, although
another member OF tbs. part, Mrs.
Frank X. Fox. OF Hamburg. Pa. "
seriously III In a hospital in Los
Angeles. suffering with typhoid few
er.
Potentate Eisenbrown and his party
were Immensely impressed with the
hospitality OF the people OF this ana
other placas in the southwest, and
with the size and attrhctiveness OF
the shrine and. Masonic temple here.
The city II larger h was expected
by most OF the visitors.
There are Il doctors, three drug
Ristu.. a tombstone manufacturer. n
dentist. a county oorone an ex-
Nheriff and a Reading police official
Hurry Bowman on the two trains.
Meets Old School Mane
Edward Ancona. Of the forestry
service headquarters here. lEet an
odd sehoolmate. Or. John Il. Bnir. in
the visiting party. Mr.. Ancona is a
member OF n of the substantial
old familieB OF eastern Pennsylvania,
one menber OF which, sydenham r.
Ancona. was a congressman for many
yehru In thai district. Mrs. Ancone
entertained Mrs. Bair while here.
Most of the Reading visitors are
Democrats, the 200 odd men In the
party. the male half OF the delegh-
tion coming from n of the few
Pennsylvania districts which are con-
trolied by Democrats. Many OF the
visitors were AT the Democratic CON
ventIon in San Francisco, even the
frspublicnnr having had no trouble
III getting tickets. The distance they
had travelled TO get To the convention
was given friendly recognition by
politicians in Frisco.
HY the time the party gets home.
a. will have travelled within "a. few
miles OF 10000 miles by rail and
water. and over 1000 miles on auto
side trips.
Potensate Esienbrown received n
telegram here today notifying him
hat FL Jebei Temple, Denver. has
arranged a reception and dance for
Friday night In that city. This will
Probably be the last important social
affair for the visitors. after leaving
Albuquerque.