Evening star., 1922-06-04
SPECIAL
OFF AMID CHEERS
WomenfoIk Help to EnIiven
Delegation for Coast .
Convention.

+ With bands playing and crowds
cheering. more than two hundred and
fifty mobiles of Almas Temple, with
their wives. sisters and daughters'left
Union station last night at 1880 o'clock
Francisco to. attend the Imperial
Council session of the Mystic Shrine
to be held in that city for four days,
starting June Is.
Thirteen sleeping cars. two bag
gage cars, one observation car and
two diners comprised the "Aimas
Special" The temples military band
Is on board. A delightful itinerary
has been mapped out for the tourists,
and the only requisite necessary for
a perfect trip will be success in OBJ
tanning the 1923 Imperial Council ses-
sion for this city
Steuart Sees Success.
That this will be accomplished is
the optimistic forecast of Illustrious
Potentats L. P. Steuart, his divan and
all members of Almas Temple, and
assurances were given before the
train pulled out, by the committee in
charge of raising the 100000 guazan-
tee fund necessary to make this
fact, that the full amount would be
pledged before the huge convention
T
At meeting held Friday night, at
which Harry Standiford, acting chair
man, presided, many new subscrip-
tions were reported by the various
team captains. The drive will be
continued until next Friday, when ii
be able to wire Potentate Steuart that
Washington has gone "over the top"
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