The Topeka state journal., 1922-06-15
Fourth Day of Rule of the Fee
Opens Now in Frisco.
of Masonry To Be Civ
en- at Pageant Late Today.
KANSAS SHRINES SHOW We'll
Wichita Band Is One Playing at
Civic Center of Frisco.
Monster Fireworks Display To
End Days Long Program.

San Francisco, June 15.-The oases
of a. Nah. Bangor. Maine; AL Bedoo,
Billings. Mont, Mahi. Miami Fla. and
Tigris, Syracuse, y. Y, were given
charters as temples today by the i'm
perial council of the Ancient Arabic
Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine in
forty eighth annual conclave here
Ben Ali Oasis of Sacram entO. was
given a dispensation under which it
may get a temple charter at the 1928
convention.
The fifth application of the Topeka
Shrine club for a temple charter in
Topeka was denied by the imperial
council. There were nine appnca-
tions submitted TO the council at the
present conclave.
Internal disputes in the Topeka or
ganization have sometimes kept the
charter from being granted here. and
Abdallah Shrine, at Leavenworth,
has consistently opposed the granting
of a charter to the Topeka club. it
was stated this afternoon by members
of the order.
San Francisco, June 15.-Mecca by
fourth day of the rule of the scarlet
fez-
With the jeweled cavalcade of last
nights parade sparkling in memory
and the illuminated historical pageant
to anticipate as the crowning feature
of tonight's program, the throngs Of
visitors, gay in raiment and spirits
had scheduled a day of varied enter
tainments.
Business of the Golden Jubilee was
concluded yesterday.
fSusiness cares Are Over.
WIS and daughters of the i'm
per I officers. escorted by a group of
Islam temple hostesses, were to jour
ney over San Francisco bay and Sausa-
taito and over the crooked little rail-
way which leads to the summit OF
Mount Tamalpais.
other mobiles and their wives were
invited to Yerba Buena naval training
station
The -,rogram also called for mass
ed reI Wv of bands, patrols and more
than six thousand mobiles at Golden
Gate park. In the massed band con-
cert, a monster music making aggre-
CATION of four thousand pieces will
aswer the call of a single baton.
The exposition auditorium program
had paused only at the lunch and
dinner hours in a program of band
concerts and chanting from IL a. m.
to 1 a. m. the following morning.
Closes With Fireworks.
Bands to take part were Yaarab
Rajah, Reading, Pa, and chanters
from India, Oklahoma City; Kosair,
Louisville. Ky. Alladin, Columbus,
Ohio; dancing, music, ballet and
vaudeville numbers fill the inter
stices left by these Shriner organiza-
tions. other band concerts were to be
given at the civic center by Ansar of
Springfield, Ill; Ed Maid. Ell Paso,
Tex; Midian, Wichita. Kan; Moslem,
Detroit. At Ocean Beach, Mamasa,
Meridian. Miss; Mira, Pittsburg,
Kan; Morocco. Jacksonville, Fla.
Tho pageant. the last parade of the
jubilee tonight. will present the his
tory of Masonry from its inception,
misty centuries ago, to present times
1t will be followed by a monster fire
works display at civic center.
San Francisco, June 15.-Nine ne
gro porters from the special train
which bore Kansas City's large repre-
sentation to the Pacific coast were in
the parade last night. carrying a large
sign which announced that the mobiles
were from Ararat temple, Kansas
City.
Ararat's band of 81 pieces and the
temples crack drill team in bull dog
jackets, scarlet trousers and white
sasheS brought cheers from the
packed lanes of spectators.