The Washington times., 1922-10-29
.1O3 TEMPLES
now ASSURED
1T Convention
Eight More Delegations Than
We're at. San francisco
Coming Here.

Washington IL already assured Of
the attendance Of eight more temples
than were present at san Francisco
last spring for the Imperial Council
session OF the Mystic Shrine, to be
held here next June.
Al Kaly Temple, Of Pueblo. Col.
today registered ss the one hundred
and fourth temple. promising large
delegation for tho coming session.
The potentate Of the Pueblo temple.
Robert B. Wolf, will arrive In Wash
ington, Monday to arrange with the
Almas Temple headquarters for the
housing Of the Al Kaly caravan.
The one hundred and third temple.
pie, of Bangor, Maine. This temple
will send its band and patrol, the
party numbering more than 300.
Pullmans will house the party dur
ing the session.
Assurance that further efforts to
block the proposed visit TO WASH
ington OF Ismet Bey, kemalist repre-
sentative at Constantinople, would
be Unnecessary were given the Almas
Temple committee today by the
State department, which announced
that II would be impossible tor Bey
to obtain a passport to this country.
Echoed In Near East.
The story. which leaked out from
Mecca Temple, New York, which
received the information from \ re-
turning United States consul, pro-
duced conservation here yesterday.
The following teles ram was received
today from l.. ". Donnatin, poIenIale
VI Mecca Temple:
"Almas Temple committee, Wash.
ington-Sorfy the story about Is
met got out. Hope no embarrass.
ment. Wnl reassure Greeks. What
else can we DOR
The Turk, II was announced, was
preparing 10 visit this country in
connection with the shrine session,
despite announcements by Almas
Iemple publicity committee today
sxpressed gratiIication that Its work
was having suAh widespread cir.
Iulation that news Of the coming
session In Washing ION had gone as
ar as the Near East, though 1t
Leplored the result Of the news in
nIiuencIng the plans Of Bey to
lome here.
I'VE sincerely hope that there
will be no more occurrences Of this
md" declared Potentate Leonard
=. Steusrt today.
Inquiries having been made as to
what became OF the camel's milk
hat was left at the barbecue has
,sd to an investigation which re-
veals that only a quart remained
.ftsr each Noble at the barbecue
.ad been given q taste. Th,s quart
.ias taken home by Noble Thomas
=. FARRELL. who placed the bottle
N the ice box.
Now 1t appears that on Friday
.drs. farrell decided TO make 4
-usIard pie for her husband. hop
ng II would be waiting for HIM
jometime when he should com,
.iome to get q clean coilar. QIe 10
20 engaged with the work Of the
.Inance committee that she seldom
sees him.
The pie was built according to tn,
.'ules laid Down. and placed In q
Lot oven. Presently Mrs. Jarrel.
Leard a treat commotion In. the oven.
,he opened the door and discovered
hat the bottom crust had raised up.
;ausing a immature tidal wave OIL
SIDES of the pan and was sputtering
all over the oven. The bottom crus,
Jrotruded above the surface, and ap
Jeared like the top Of bad heaae.
.llan going down tor the last time In
raging sea OF custard.
1t was then that she discovered
hat in selecting the milk for tn.
gustard she had made q mistake anu
Ised the camel's milk which hel
husband had placed secretly in tn.
.ce box. That is why the bottom
rust got q hump.
Those Who Subscribed.
Subscribers to the finance COM
.nittee fund of s35o.OoO for enter.
ainment Of the visitors next June,
we're announced today for the period
rom October Is to date, as foiiows
Nobles-A. L. Gallon. William j.
Dow, Alfred L. Jobe, Burdett S,ryker,
John c. Schweiger. Elmer Schatz.
dra.z q. Dunkum. Henry A. Jaffee,
Arthur NJ. Poynton, John w. Fenton,
jr., Isaac b. Field, Lieut.. Fred. w.
Cobb, Edward w. Chatterton.
rtudoiph Won Gluemer, John Rock,
sam G. Eberly. J. b. Wilson, George
e. Frowert, Harry w. Taylor. GeorgG
Borresen, Mark J. Ihgle, Edward l..
Hunt. Harrison Dingman, Alfred b.
iawler, Walter A. Gawler, T. r.
Marshall. orviile L. Ballard, Sam II.
Moore, Charles A. Fenner, Harry l..
lladman, Robert Miller. George r.
Ritter, Henry A. Bartholomew.
GEORGE Pitt and A. r. Kreglow.
Buslness-Heineman Bros, Balti-
more, Md; Rudolph Ehrlich, Army
supply Company, Charles w. Wag.
ner. w. b. Moses and Sons, II. u.
Passarant, @. b. Casassa. Hutchins
xenner Drug Company, d. r. Kauf.
man Inc. @. w. Offutt Powder Com.
pany, Redmond Mayo. Edison Elec-
ric Appliance Company. Velvet Kind
Ice Cream, Day and Company. s. 8.
Foltz, Studebaker Corporation, Har.
ris Shop, Inc. Fred H. Heidenrich,
shaw Walker Company. John r.
Christian. John ]. Odenwald, Fred 8.
aichner. Elizabeth zeltman, Premier
ress Bureau, and Hawk Welding
company.