The Washington times., 1922-10-15
REC0RDsHR|NE
OUT|NG.IsSEEN
FOR SATURDAY,
Between 1000 and 10000
Are Expected at Noyss Farm
Feast Many Stunts.

The greatest gathering OF Shrfn-
ers yet held in this city Is expected
at the Almas Temple barbecue and
outing Saturday afternoon at the
Noyes estate on Sligo Mill road. The
meeting swill bring the first gather
ing OF the committees appointed TO
complete arrangements for the
forty-ninth annual session Of the
Shrine temples Of North America. to
be held In Washington next June.
IT is expected that from 1000 70
10000 Shriners will be present at
the outing to clamor for their share
thimble full of camels milk.
All Shriners In Washington, wheth'
er members of Almas Temple, or not.
have been invited. Special invita-.
tions have been extended to President
Harding, Secretary OF the Navy Den
by Gen. John J. Pershing. and other
Shriners occupying prominent posts
In the Federal and District Govern.
ments. ....'
Elaborate stunts Arranged.
Some of the most elaborate circus
stunts yet planned for Shrine cut.
Ing have been arranged. Arab patrol
drills. prize fights. high wire stunts,
wrestling matches, huge tug OF
war. and d broadsword contest are
among the athletic events The
Almas Temple Orchestra, Oriental
Band. Military Band. Nut Band
chanters and warblers. will give
musical programs throughout the
afternoon. ..
The main event of the day-the
nourisbment contest-will be under
way from to p. m. Six big booths
viii be open, In charge Of Andrew ID,
Lofner. One booth will be devoted
entirely to the serving of the bullock
which will be slung over the glowing
Goals, at midnight, Friday.
Foods at the Booths.
SAuerkraut and pork will be served
az one booth. sausage and potato
salad at a second, roast oysters al
another, beer-pretty near and yet
pretty far--at the fourth; ice-cream
and cake at the fifth, and at the
sixth-camels' milk.
This camels' milk Is to be one oi
the features Of the affair. II Ia
claimed that this will be the first
time the fluid has been served fresh
in the Eastern part of the country
A shipment OF the milk has beer
drTduBcu Uy NOOie d. y. Jenhlhs' Vi
San yacinto, Calf, and a special
guard win be detailed to bring the
milk to Washington.
Only q limited quantity can be CD
tanned, however, and II will he nee
essary to apportion the supply by lot
II Is said that the milk. when fresh
: 10 exceedingly palatable.
. The outing arrangements are IN
charge Of q committee headed by
Roy L. Neuhauser.
Nlnety.five Temples Registered.
with the largest attendance al
aify Shrine session In history already
rSledged for next June, ninety-fi
temples already having registered
delegations, the Almas Temple
finance committee, headed by
Thomas z. farrell, Is now putting
every effort toward the speeding up
of, the campaign for q $35O.00O fund
to be used in preparation for the
session.
More than 800 subcommittee of
the finance committee are now can
vassing every business firm and in
diyidual business man in the DIS
trict. 1t is possible that the results
Of the drive to date can be tabu'
lated. for announcement at the bar
becut, Mr.. farrell announces.
The work of the hotel committee,
headed by Ellwood p. Morey, has
progressed so far that the registra'
ton of rooms In private homes can
be undertaken within the next
month.