The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-23
LAMORA TEMPLE
 ID VISIT GADSDEN
 FOR CEREMONIAL
Large Class of Candidates Will Be Initiated-Parade and Banquet Will Be
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Nobles of Zamora temple of the ancient Arabic order of the Mystic Shrine will make a pilgrimage to Gadsden for ceremonial session of the shrine on Friday, September 30.
 John B. Bethea, Illustrious Po- tentate of the Zamora Temple, has is- sued the following proclamation to the Shriners of Birmingham and Tal- iadega:
 Word has come to your Potentate that in the fair city of Gadsden and other fair cities surrounding it, there are a large number of unregenerate sons of the desert. who desire to cross the hot sands, to take shelter under the protecting dome of our temple Now therefore order and decree:
 That 8 day be set apart for feast ing, enjoyment and pleasure in the goodly city of Gadsden, at which time have also decreed that these same unregenerate sons of the des- ert be conducted across the said hot sands.
 "In order that the nobility may take part in these festivities, l have ordered a train to be in readiness at the Louisville and Nashville station, Birmingham, at S:15 on the morning of September 30. And that -he mo- bility of the fair cities of Talladega and Anniston may take part in this gala occasion, l have chartered train which will leave Talladega at S:15 a. m. and leave Anniston at 9:So &. m. and arrive at Gadsden at 10:45 a. m. No accommodations for ladies on these trains.
 Now, nobles, a long hot summer has just passed, and beautiful autumn is just approaching. Let our pulses quicken, our hearts beat lighter, let carping care and discontent be dis carded and hard times and high cost of living be forgotten. and let us all hmake this a delightful occasion-one long to be remembered.
 Tn order that our exchecquer may not become low and depleted, bring along candidates and their accom- panying sl00. Petitions will be re- ceived from all qualified candidates from all parts in our Jurisdiction Remember the day, September 50, 1921 The place, Gadsden. Ala. Yours in the faith.
 JOHN B. BETHEA, Pctentate." Programme
 The programme announced for the ceremonies at Gadsden will be as foi- lows: September 30, S:15 a. m., leave Birmingham, L & N. station; lo:5o a. m arrive Gadsden Birmingham train); 10.45 a. m. arrive Gadsoeh a-Anniston train); 11.S0 a. m. parade starts; 12:30 p. m. lunch con; 1:3O D. m., business session. .2:3o D. n:., ceremonial; $500 p. nl., bar becue; 500 D. m., drill, Zamora pa trol; zoo p. m.. dancing; S;15 D. m' seave Gadsden.
 r. B. Keiser, chairman of the trans- ,portation department, announced the railroad rates and train schedules ffhc trip to Gadsden, The fare for thS Iyound trip will be one and hall or lrhe regular rate for one way and ap- plies to all stations north of BIT mingham. All nobles are invited to go on this trip and will purchase tickeA> at the Louisville and Nash- yilh .ailroad ticket office, securing certificates of Identification from the following nobles: Charles J. Geohe- gan. Birmingham; w. s. kiby, Annis- ton; Harry Marks. Talladega; w. M Hagood Oneonta; o. l.. stewart Piedmont; Luther Davis, Tuscaloosa' and Charles c. Hall of Collinsvllie.
 The official diyan of Zamora tenn ple is made up of John E. Bethea' illustrious potentate; Ell Shortridge' tlIustrious chief rabban; Ernest Mat- thews, illustrious assistant .rappan, H. c. Crelly, illustrious high priest and prophet; Lew H. Salter. Illus trious oriental guide; W. T. Latnem' ilIustrious treasurer; Charles F. Geo beran. illustrious recorder; George w. Hayes, first ceremonial master; George F. wheelock, second ceremonial mas- a ter; o. F. Brock. director; J. D. iae terson, marshall; D. D. McLendon' captain of the guard; A. F. Wells outer guard.
 Judge L. L. Herzberg is preslaen. If the Gadsden Shrine club, DeWitl Faucett. vice president, and shelton Street. secretary
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