, 1922-06-15
Skinner HOSTS
WESTWARD BOUND.
STEADY sTREln Of slRisE s1EClAls
NET AND eGfE1ED ~ MOBILES
Of KoREIN TEMPLE

SuUAAoV 0V0oAOA VI - AAAP0AANA VIVA
Gil wal due to be held in San Fran
cisco this week, and that in order to
be there about a million, more or
less, members Of the A. A. o. N. OF
the Mystic Shrine chose the Union
Pacific system, the railroad with a
reputation, to get 'em there.
Beginning with the mutual enter
tainment of Almas and Korein,
chronicled last week, and ending at
midnight Saturday, there was a
pretty steady succession OF Shrine
special trains and special cars, all OF
which were met by officers and men,
bers OF Korein, unless they hap
pened to arrive at an unseemly hour
when ali were sound asleep. The
stops made Ia all cases were far too
short, necessarily, but there's many
a Noble today that knows Rawlins
is on the map, who may possibly have
been ignorant of that bit of geog-
raphy when he started on his trans
continental trip.
Al Koran
On the very same evening that
Almas Temple of Washington, D. c.,
was being SO royalty entertained in
Rawlins by Korein, AL Koran Temples
of Cleveland, Ohio was climbing
aboard a doble-header special train
in their village on Lake. Erie, and
heading for the Great West and San
Francisco. The AL Koran specials
arrived in Rawlins at $3.50 Thursday
evening and remained a little over an
hour, during which several things
happened in each of its 60 minutes.
The AL Koran bunch had every
thing In the world that could be car
ried on a train, including a swell
band and a g~orgeously uniformed
patrol. There were 266 in the party
all told and there were that many re-
grets expressed when the cry Vail
The band played delightfully."- and the
patrol gave an exhibition of Its be-
wildering drill which. was perfec-
ton itself.
Each member Of AL Koran wal
furnished at the time Of departure
with . 16-pase folder, which told in
detail each stop In the long journey
from Cleveland TO San Francisco and
feturn, which will occupy exactly u
days and which will take them from
San Francisco up into Canada,
through the Canadian Rockies,
thence east to Winnipeg and thence
home via Chicago. The folder car
Fies pictures Of the officers Of the
Temple. for Identification purposes
aad tho compiler burst into poetry ON
ope page, rs follows:
Here's to the Red Fec. and here's to
the man
Who wears it as only an honest man
can;
Here's to the Temple, and here's to
the Shrine
That mellows its mirth with d spirit
benign:
Here's to the Noble, and here's to
the creed
That makes him q Noble in word and
In deed.
M Karubah
Friday evening q good-sized dele
cation from Korein turned up at the
depot, lursd Their eby the report that
Ell Karubah Temple of Shreveport,
La, was due to arrive and Mnger for
depot, iured there by the report that
special train pulled in somebody
turned loose all the noise in the
world. which was produced by a full
grown siren attached to the bag
gage car. which car had Jacobs coat
beaten to q pulp, for It WAS painted
with every color known previously
and some that have just been dis
Covered. For . brief space there
WAb u mubu4k GACuA0&G Vk CuUIL0Bi00
on the platform but. owing to the
1atehess Of the hour and the short
stop, many Of the Mobiles and their
ladies did aoA est off the train. When
the time for dapaftafe came the siren
was M more t1ened looee, fright
eufna. about q doeon DOGS which in-
tested the crowded plat9orm, ont Of
Q yeAfsh. growth taDieoe.
8~aSpveppft,S Temple, ~ KaruhAA.
claina the diatinction Of. being No. H.
in the list Of Nhrfnoa which sre to-
erect . chaln o1zhoanitA31s fug ,c1dpp2od
childfem. The cornerstone was laid
May ~ with Impressive c~efezaonios,
u which Temples from al ore the
1fhitpdr States participated through
REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY. evening" the Shrinefs'
oilgytmaee began 70 sesame hinge
1TofeStsona, ~ tar ~ RaWlins 4
{ ,neifned..sHAsn Medinah TUmple, OF
CAtc4S0, H. largest single daleGa-,
tfonE4h3ek VIII attend the ~fsattvtties
at ~ 1FAMe3eeo, began to arrive On
Nh1eA was run n seven Ssc-
y WAtch MedlAah occupied
m ~ ~ M bsen "shrinefs' nay"
= G1g4aaHe. and the thouMndB Of
aS1lS1tnS wefs enteftaiBsA,
5Mtg1fa1S&8y$hl1g that wyoming people
bnv4Sx6 Ev11(tors, wild West stunts,
baf<16as AfatAfy drills, races, back
INT ,6@11o M other stunts. - the
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