The Washington herald., 1922-10-22
n0B[E BANEH
GRE WITH FEAST
AND ERRIllENT
Alt,As Temple Shriners
Gather 5000 Strsag
At Sliss, Md.
DRINK cAMEL's MILK
NfHtsry 'Demoastrstisa ani
Athietie Contests F.as.r.
- Entertainnent.
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DRINK CAMEL'S MILK
cosrssred tree Pses o..

eessssed trss H.ss oss.
h.ld within tn. shsssv Of ths Ma
tion.i Capitol.
-caners milk" s.id to have bss4
shiptsd here from . lsrgs canal
rznef In California. We sdoDtsd
as tie, oficial victsry beverage. and
al ot the army MOBILES drsnk 70 the
heaiA of Potsntsfs HaDptnsssL
ThS "camers nih.- Which was
contained In q huge seAls1 bottle
that Bore bills Of lading and in
surapee aeertthcafss from Cali
forr.s as -ssnsthins new"
n.vsr shaFins bssn served At .
Eztherinxrin the East before.
'fastes mighty sood.- sAid SOMA
fIst time ever knew that
eaznsfs milk could ss bought"
said ssthers.
An1 few, II any. knsw that
vhat they were drinhinr vac IN
reanS cows milk with . bit OF
vanilla added.
I.euts. J. B. Patterson and J. p.
Barney. Of Fort Myer. were round
Iy eongrafulafed for their MASTER
fui military demonstration which
opened the camDaiER-
Athletic costssts, . virs-walk-
ing demonstration. a balloon ascsn-
sion. parachute leap. boxing and
wrestling bouts marked the re-
nainder Of the jollihcation-
Barrs~s wiz Ysse-fsr-AM
with DR.. J. T. Prendergast as
mast1 Of esremonies and Charles
d. shaekleford, N. l. Hart and
Milton Brown As judges. the con-
tests FOR mobiles resulted as fol-
lows:
Eree=fnr-an running race won by
c. d. Burrows: fat mans race.
Capt. A. Luberman: thin mans
race, George Davis: nail-driving
contest George Burrows: potato
race. Nfred Knowlton: sack race
Pursued by more than 500 mem
bers Of the Shrine. a black and
white .pfE carrying an abundance
Of grease upon his portly body.
around the huge fields until AL
fred Knowiton fell upon II in true
football fashion After the catch.
Rnoviton. and not the pig. was
creased
G~1D<xs Among G~ests.
Among the notables who formed
rhe gallery for these events was
samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation Of Labor.
who. judging by his smiling coun-
tenance was thoroughly pleased
POtentste Steuart viewed the
contests from the back OF horse.
which, according to judges Of
horse flesh who were present. was
never Intended for riding purposes.
Assisting IN the execution Of the
celebration plans were Hlustrious
Chief Rabban Wisdom d. Brown.
IiIustrious Assistant Rabban Harry
L. Cary: Illustrious High Priest
and Prophet George Duval, jr.. IL
Jutrious Oriental Guide J. Walker
Earsner. IIlustrious Treasurer Ar
thur Z. Cook and Illustrious Re-
cOrder I. Lawrence Walker.
ssTlssnI.t Takes Jump.
The vire-wslking demonstration.
performed fifty feet above the
ground was Prince Nelson's part
upon the varied program, while the
balloon ascension and parachute
jump were the feats added by Dr.
abolo. who claims the title of the
greatest balIoonist in the world
After the nouIes had again par
tsken OF the barbecue, they assem-
bled around specially-erected
platform in the field adjoining the
Noyes home. where the evening por-
tion Of the program was held.
One OF the most interesting fes-
tuFes OF this part of the celebra-
tion was a fight between = bull dog
and badger" imported from
Butte. Mont Inspector Clifford l.
Grant. CHIEF OF the Washington de-
tectIve force. guarded the box which
housed the "ferocious badger" un-
iii the signal for the fight to begin
had been given. Although the bad
ger" was reported as having never
been defeated. the dog was award
ed the decision after a rough and
rumble battle. q,
Gardner Defeats smith.
''Pinkie" Gardner. Of Schnectady.
y. T., a member Of the shrine. de-
tsated Zeke Smith. of Richmond.
Va, in two straight falls in the
star wrestling bout. Several other
wrestling bouts. two boxing bouts
and a battle royal concluded the
program.
The parade to the Sligo site.
which consisted OF approximately
1000 automobiles, attracted much
attention salonE the route The AL
mas Glee-G'lub. directed by Charles
r. Bartlett: the Almas Oriental
band. led by Henry B. Schmidt, the
Almas Drum Corps, directed by w.
I. Jacoby. and the Ssracen Guards
were roundly applauded.