The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-11
ORAK READY
FOR THE BIG
'DOINGS"

With IT'S usual pep. Orak Temple will
send large delegation Of mobiles to the
annual National convention Of the No
bles Of the Mystic Shrine 70 be held
IN Des Moines. Iowa, for six days. be
ginning today. When the special train
leaves Hammond al about SIS this af-
ternoon. the handsomely decorated
coaches viii carry some IS mobiles and
several ladies to Chicago. where they
VIII ba the guests Of NIedinah Temple
Of Chicago for the evening With them
VIII go tho entire representation or
Nurat Temple. Of Indianapolis. The
party will leave Chicago this evening
at nine o'clock for Des Moines.
Elaborate plans have been made by
the MOBILES Of "a Ga-Zig Temple OF
Des Moiues to entertain the huge crowd
Of visitors and their wives. The I'm
perial Council session Tuesday morning
vii allow plenty IF time for the en-
tertainment Of the guests and their
wives Plans for splendid entertain
ments have been made which viii oc-
cupy every waking moment Of the Wis
tors
The Hammond Temple Will send It's
drum and bugle corps and the patrol
to take part in the ceremony. The dele
gates are Judge V. S. Reiter Dr.. Harry
Sharrer. william Earle Of Gerry, and
w. D. Hunter OF the came cicy. Dr.
Sharrar VIII take his wife along on
what amounts to a second honeymoon
Today Is .heir wedding anniversary
and indications point to a pretty good
wedding trip.
a large number Of out Of town mem
bers Of the Hammond Temple will take
the trip. representatives from South
Bend. Valparaiso and Gary have indi-
Gated their intention Of going.
Those who plan to make the trip
are the above named delegates and their
wives. the Drum and BugIe Corps con
sisting Of w. A Buchanan. J. H Kas-
per. c. J Klasner A. H Kunert. l.
L. Miller. H. c. Hunter, E. j. Brus-
sell c. Helwig. Carl TIelwig, ] r.
Parker. Frank Greatbatch O. F. Wen.
J Tweedle J. Doll. NJ Parbst. G. Pear
son. W. Z. Startsnan. Harley Locklin.
Captain F. c. Norris. B. d Schrum.
O. W. Stewart a. Jaques J Miller.
w. n. Bridge H f. Folk H Cab.
Ter. the Orsk patrol consisting Of H
K Brown. P f Abbott. John Soder-
berg. Captain. W R Ford. II. D He'd
den. H. R. BeardsIey. A Uhle W z.
Maharg. W. II. Karth. W. 5. Skinner.
Louis Kasper Ed Webel. ]. f. Mar
grave. r Grothe Ben Williams, c. A.
F'reeburg. c. " Rundquist. r. Fowler
George Bainer. J. 2 Kasper. Frank
Thompson. c. A. Van ValkenOurg Ed.
Kroer. Donald sparling and the follow
ing mobiles: b s. KaswelI and Wife.
Alex say of South Bend. DIT Powell. of
Val pa raiso. f. G. Bidwell. W H Web
Miller Of Cary.
This evening as Orak Temples spec
ciaI train. loaded with Shriners. NOV
IS impressfvely toward Chicago over
the AIonon on the first lap Of the Jour
ney to the conclave at Des Moines. the
evening milk train on the Erie VIII go
bouncing away towards the east with
one Of its baggage cars beautifully en-
beIlIshed with the word ORAK tn sir
foot red letters on a background OF
yellow and green
Tonight when the Orak caravan NOV
es onward from Chicago that baggage
car VIII be resting disinterestedly in
the Erie yards at Huntington.
1t happens this way. The Monon
railroad was to place the Orak bag
gage car on the siding last night In or
der that Il might be loaded early this
morning with the trappings Of the
Shriners Painters were hired and
carefully instructed regarding the huge
sign which was TO emblazon tho full
length cf each side Of the car. Rail
road officials dislike TO have their cars
painted so the bows were instructed to
be very quiet about it, They started
out and picked the Arst baggage cas-
they saw which happened TO be on the
Erie siding. They disregarded the
smell Of sour milk which permeated the
air. How were they to know that it
was the old milk train car.
The painters did good job. The
name can be read a mile away but it
VIII travel in the wrong direction To
furnish the advertising which the pro-
motores bad n mind.