The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28
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AFTERA HOT TINE
N LAS VEGAS
Parade Staged There
One of Best Ever
Pulled Off

IIftJ snfluffH 81 fnNut Aufnu tenn
pie who tool Las Neeaa by storm
town parade and ceremonial Nv the
las Vegas armofy. have returned
home a part OF the delegation re-
turned on triAn No. , early This
morning and the others on train No.
= All report a royal reception IN
Las Vegas where 81 candidates cross
"a the snnda into shrinedom.
Shriners even lad charge OF the
city JAIL IN the Meadow Guy accord.
Ing 70 the f~eturnine members and
forced stNemi TO spend a part OF
sunday night IN jail r~reCeding the
parade n0vicer were compelled TO per-
form various acts OF comedy ranging
from selling peanuts 10 being traffic
cops ~ climbers of telephone poles.
Dance in Armory.
The shrine hand gave several con-
certs on the lawn 81 tht rastancda
motel aud played la the pauide. A
dance was nrid fur IN. visitors last
night iu thu armury following the
ceremonial proper.
Coz John Borradnile WAS the mar
shat VI the parade. The members
mere to-day said that Las Vegas turned
Out en- masHe to view the Procession.
Abe members Of the Baiiut Ahyad
temple OF Albuquerque. winch mad
eharHe of the meet, attireu in their
Iufk-hke costumes marched four
abreast behind the band.
TN high officials OF the Shrine, in
cluding =. r. Chase. p~utentate. Sid
neg ADahams and lnrry Walters. all
uf Albuquerque. followed ana pre.
sentcd a striking appearance IN their
anrine costumes.
~f.udicrouHiy attired and tied 10 a.
rope. d noyices ~ the shrine were
dfhsfed across the hot sands, wetted
aftef their passing BY a water wagon
On wh.ch were seated two VI the m-
turs Shriners. The hand OF novicsa.
ntured IA anything from dresses. la
dies hats ana white wigs. 20 nlrhly
d%"euiauve puEilists' sweaters. Mere
ted by an underslled donkey, on
which was an over-sized
man with sucn long less That they
almost scrapcd the pavement Of h
street. "a band OF nus4ces were
highly decorated with aigna. which
stated that The remains vii be left
NJ the Tiger, "Nender OF Hot Pea
nuts. and The 18Th amendment
caused Ting aliu wni,n h.~.-... ~
good advantage on the wcarcfH.
A large number % ears brought
up h rear OF the procession, which
teffnint at h uamory, oiter. t,...
n~",ices and Shriners we're served a
dinner.
Last of No,ices.
Following IN 4 list OF tho novIc.s
who we're taken into the mysteries.
Leslie j.. Alidregc. Harry e. Brann.
Henry T.. Blattmun, n. Las Vegas.
koh"rt 4. beck. Ration; James Con.
well Arthur }. Cooley. san Mnrclai:
Melvin X. chaplin, Walter n. Craws,
Watt A. DOW. l.. Las Vegas; Paul
Dreyfus, Albuquerque; George A.,
Eager. Tucumcari. Cnnton knydau.
Leo kichholz. Albuquerque.
.pliNer Bailey, Earickson. Creighton
II. ferEusop, Ralph w. Field, h.
Las Vegas; herbert o.. Fisher. Al
bnquerque; Joseph oaymay. Raymon
" 1il. haton; Guy Griffin, Fred
n. Haddoek, Haton: Harry j.. IIoag.
Herman q. Hfivld. T.. Las Vegas.
Arthur Johnson. Ration. samuel hi.
Jones, snsnrto: Hugh T. Jones. Al
uuqurruue.
chester }, Kelly. Almos q. Lewis.
fort bayard; william q. Lewis. Las
Negasi william Leslie Lyons. Ration;
i.ewis ~ Maliett Albuquerque; Asa
brown Morton. LOvington: Wlndoa N.
McOce, John MacGruder, Chas. W.
Mc'oy. al Vegas; Thomas W. Non-
berger. Earl Nortgrass, Leonard "a.
flrtle, las Vegas.
robert r. iutney. Jr, Carl Walter
it'mmrfs, Albuquerque: Lloyd Rice.
Ciecolio Rosenwaid. T.. Las Vegas
Prank T.. Saublo, William Gnmore
Smith. Hugh II. Smith. Ration; ban
stern, =. Las Vegas Bartlett W.
smith, Lordsburg. William stewart.
San Marclal; Emil Hutchins stanley
Las Vegas; charles Ava Smith, Ration
william e, Sims, Ration: Jacob
stern, las Vegas. Frank W. Tenn
pleton. Ezra N. ThnNton. Ration; Ar
thur q. Tiliman. las Vegas; John
Ircutner. Frank A.. VanBuHkirk,
hatoni Charles W. Gates-ward Las
Vegas: David Merrlweather WnIams
Ration; Hiram A. Wilmington, Ia
fucNa,