The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-05
400 SHR|NERS
FROM EAST PASS
THROUGH CITY
Newark. New Jersey,
Temple to Make Trip
to Alaska

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Three hundred shrlncrs from tho
Atlantic has stopped for q short
umc IN Albuquerque his forenoon
ON their way 10 the coast. The
second section OF the limited
Thought a party OF one hundred and
fifty Shrine representatives from
vermont aud northern New York
state. A special train carried tho
Saiaam Temple OF Newark. n. H.,
also numhering 150 persons. Tho
latter train remained two hours I n
the city and the visiting shrine
mobiles given an opportunity 10
see the University and OLD Town.
IN automobiles volunteered by To-
cal shrincra and members OF other
%fratcrnal organizations. Cham
bcr OF Commerce officials have
been very active In making the arr
rithgcmcnts for the automobile
tours Of the city and II Is through
their efforts that the visiting R0-
tariaps and Shrinsrs have been
able 10 see the city and its points
OF Interest.
hsf viii Make Record Tour
Many Of the Shrincrs from tho
Sainam Temple took advantage OF
The Invitation OF the Y. VI. G. a. 20
utilize the showers and swimming
pool In that building. The Salaam
Temple, following the convention
In San Francisco. win leave for
Alaska on what H. rcputcd to bo
the largest excursion trip ever
made to that northern land. They
start from san Francisco on June
III AnaI tourney 10 NAnrINlAaA NUH
thence q Skagway. having char
tered "A large steamship. In Alaska
they will make the trip up the fu-
ken river and visit Juneau and
White Horse Pass.
j. Floyd Andrews. master Of the
caravan OF the Temple ana assist
ANT general passenger agent OF the
Lchlnh 'aliey railroad. was the
chairman Of the convention COM
mittcc Of the Snlaam Temple. The
officers Of tho tempiu on the train
Included Colonel George N. Butt
tel. late Of the y. 8. army. poten-
tate; and imperial Representatives,
Henry W. Egcner, past potcntate.
Fred Is. Pierce. chief Of patrol Ed
ward $ Brcam and Philip krimkc.
ON the limited train which WINS
converted almost entirely to the
carrying Of Shriners. tho temples
represented were Cyprus Temple OF
Albany. n. Y. Oriental Temple OF
'rrov, n. ". Cairo Temple of Rut-
land. VT. and the ziera Temple Of
utiea. n. Y. The p~otentateH on
board the train we're A. u. Ball Of
ludlow. VI. n. u. Dlssonottc Of
Darlington. VT, J. a. white Of
Rutland. VI. and s. n. Rising 81
GWu rn4ILHNNNA
Morc Shriucr~ Tomorrow
-Four hundred shrincrn arrive to-
morrow Afternoon from East ~
Louis and wichita, Kan. rcsptc-
tifeiy. The East 81. Louis <ronr
VII arrive AZ one O'Clock and vii
leave at three o'clock. after q
luncheon At the Harvey restaurant
The Midrain Temple Of Nichit1 vii.
arrive al $3.50 pm. fof n two-hnu
stay IN the city. ON "Wednesday
nearly 1900 Shrinors VIII stop hers
for brief intervals. The Chamber
81 Commerce officials plan 10 ac'
commodnte some Of the visitor
with a trip to view the U~nlverslb
commencement exercises.
More than one hundred Michigan
silglRers will arrive on a spocli
train tomorrow morning. accord.
ing TO Information received her
today. The train will arrive a
Iz;25 o'clock in The afternoon ans
viii leave at 1880 pm. u tn
Chamber. OF Commerce official
can secure scventy-five aUtom0
bios TO be available early in IN
forenoon on "Wednesday II d
planned to take than 500 VI
itors from thr Hhriner special train
10 the Sintn University commence
mcnt exercises. There movinl
pictures viii be made under tn
auspices OF tho Chamber Of CON-
merce OF the academic procession
and the Wishing Shrine representa-
lives The Chamber Of Com
ibercc has been distributing az IN
Alt cial trains stamped post card
N she different views 81 the eli.
0ree 81 charge.