Evening star., 1923-05-26
JAG CROSS SANDS
| TO SHRINE MECCA
200 More to Make Pilgrimage
Monday-Last Before
/ Convention.

The membership list of Almas Tenn
ple Is increased by LAG today, follow
ing the short-form ceremonial al
Keith's Theater last night, when a
class of that number which included
many prominent citizens who for-
sock the paths of fraternal alienation
traversed the hot sands leading 10
Mecca, and became mobiles or the
Mystic Shrine, just in time to par
ticipate fully in the big conclave next
month.
The re~ular ceremonial will be held
Monday night at o'clock at the
Coliseum, when class of about 2OO
will make their eleventh hour pill
grimage into Shrinedom. This cere-
monial will be the last one held be-
fore the convention.
Ceremony Mt 11;15 PM.
Last nights affair began at lilo,
following the theatrical program at
the theater. Leonard z. Steuart,
potentate, and his divan officiated.
Among the candidates were Theodore
Roosevelt, assistant secretary OF the
navy; Gen. John A. Lejeune, Marine
Corps commandant: Rear Adm1rai
Robert f. Coontz, L. s. N; the Fer
sian minister. Mira Hussein Khan
Alai, and Roland Robbins, manager
of Keith's Theater.
The remaining newly made mobiles
are:
Harry Abramson, Guy NJ. Alexander
Tazewell B. Amiss, jr.; Alfred II,
Anandale, Charles a. Apeler, Ernest
B. Ashby, Joseph r. Barlow, Clarence
L. Barrett. Robert L. Bassler. William
H. Bleakley, Willis w. Boggess, Ed
win S. Booth, Robert r. Bottoms
d "a
Roger L. Calvert, Arthur Carr.
Louis Carroll, Mayo Darlington
James H. Cation. Charles B. Caywood
Roscoe G. Chisolm, George l. Clubb
George B. Colbeck. Edward +. Cola
day, Thomas K. Conrad, Thurman A
Cooper, George B. Corey, George e.
Darnall, Levi H. David. Joseph De
Young. Raymond B. Dickey.
Vernon Dorman, James Douglas, jr.i
Abraham Dresner, Charles B. Dulcan
Ernest Z: Ehlis, Lawrence De Witt c.
Engel, Howard NJ. Etchison, Fred
erick H. Farrar, Mark L. Felber
Stanley H. Fischer, Eugene Fly, Ran
dol =. Fones, Roy Ford. Milburn NJ
Fowler, Ebert l.. Franklin, Charles
M. Fry, Julius Garfnkle, Wilfred r.
Gibbs, George r. Gill, Samuel Gold
enberg, Roy Graham, John ID. Hall
Henry K. Harms, Louis Hartig, jr.;
Fred l.. Hawley, Robert d. Heiner,
Herman Hertzberg. August H. Hoch
James E. Howell. oliver Hoyem
cutt, John A. Hunter, Frederick A
Jaeschke.
Harry R. Jaffee. John Paul Jones
Thomas Joseph. Maurice Kay, Marion
W Lackey, Howard c. Leapley
Charles w; Lee. Glenn H. Leland. Eu-
gene H. lie Merle, Harry G.. Levy,
Frank K; Logan. Stanford H. Low
ther, Herbert w. Ludwig
Samuel A. Luttren Joe N. McCul-
1om: Thomas McNeilly, Roger L. Main,
G. Haven Mankin, Clarence A. Mar
shall. Irle l. Mason, John H. Masten,
Morgan, Earl c. Morrison, Harry D.
Murray, Jesse T. Nussear, Roland l..
Mutt
Archie r. r. Onyun. John Papas,
william H; Pardoe, David A. Parsons.
ry, Harry B. Plankinton. Albert l..
Pritchard, Carl f. Raymond, Claude
A. Rice, Melvin E. Rice, Harry Roller,
Salo Rosenberger, Esko d. Rupert
Louis E. Rusch, William E. Sanford
John w. Sharer, Harry A. Singer,
Meyer L. Sody, Lester 7. Souder, Les
ter Il. Steinem. Andrew Stewart
land, Elmer NJ. Tate, Benjamin F.
c. Temps.
Claude R: Marshall. Starr. Truscott,
son, Clarence f. Welch, William H.
Wheeler, Frank P Wilcox, Matthias
B. 9erger, Millard G: Post, Charles
d. Bell, Frederick J. Clapper, Joseph
Weaver (reinstatedl. William l..
johnson, Fred Oppenheimer.
Affiliation-Thomas E. Parkhill,
Thomas j. Dickerson.