The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-06


stuck one UP. Gus looked at it.
"Colored like that to the waist
all round"
Gus studied minute.
There's a fellow home VINO
bleached that smoky gray bull
pup Of mine into a snow-whlte
champion. Why don't you call up
the dog pound and see If they
know of an artist of that KIND
round there?"
Gus side-stepped the deluge and
then beat it down the elevator.
"Tom looks like an Italian
battleship with all it's glad rags
flying" he confided to the head
bell boy, whose assistance he en-
deavored to enlist. If some con-
cessionist sees him he'll trap him
and make a fortune exhibiting him
as the only Observation-Disclosures
Shriner extant."
Some of the Bagdad mobiles
thought it wasn't hot enough
yesterday for one of their mem.
bers so they made him the butt
Of a prank.
Following the tramp up Penn
sylvania avenue in the blazing
sun, members of Bagdad Patrol
were ''petered out So they
took five" as the saying is out
Montana way when the miner
wants to grab few minutes for
rest while on shift. They stripped
to their B. ". DIS and lay on
the cots to rest and cool off at
the Friends Select School where
they are quartered.
Nanny Downing, quartermaster,
was especially tired and fell into
a sound sleep, despite the fact
that the Precipitation was stream
ing from his face. His pals
quietly gathered ten blankets
which they placed over him care
fully SO as not to disturb his
slumbers.
What Downing did and said
vised Turkish bath was sup
but It leaked out that several
and ungallant exit from the
building in the afternoon.
Smile with the Nile" is the
inscription on the golden ribbons
Z worn by the pretty daughters and
wives OF the Nile Temple--Seattle,
NATURALIZATION. They're at the
Ebbitt.
Senator Harreld and Mayor o.
A. Cargill are prominent members
Of the live India Temple delega-
ton from Oklahoma City. Twelve
children Of India mobiles wear the
uniform of the order. John Snake,
rTalI afp~AN IL
came to the city with his fellow
mobiles. He's finding much to be
interested in at Victor J. Evans
Station plaza.
Bob Chambers, of Hadi Temple,
set a style for visiting Shriners
by adopting Egyptian earrings.
/ Bob brought King Tut" his big
bulldog, to Washington as a.
Mascot.
king Tut has a fomdidabls
rival in Billy, Almas Temple bull
dog pet. Billy smokes a pipe.
He belongs to DIR. Mark G. Bulls,
1923 Vermont avenue.
The big jazz band Of Tangier
Temple, Omaha, is one OF the
many bright spots Of the conven-
ton. Charles B. Jones, the. leader,
has declared his outfit will put
more syncopation into the con.
clave than any other similar or
ganization.
California orangeade and dane
Ing are the inducement offered to
visitors at the AL Malaikah Tenn.
pie Headquarters in the Washing
ton Hotel. Beautiful Washington
girls are passing out the refresh
ments.
All visiting Shrine bands were
well practiced on Maryland. NV
Maryland" before the parade yes
terday. The tune is a favorite
with Mrs. Harding. and was
played by almost every band in
passing the Presidential stand.
The Syria Temple chanters
from Cincinnati scored one of the
biggest successes OF the day by
repeatedly singing Dixie on the
march. The crowds, as the say
ing goes. went wild.
Admiral William A. Moffett.
chief OF the bureau of naval
aeronautics, is threatened with
hoarseness as result of explain.
ing, over and over again, to Wis
itors the uses of the planes in
naval air exhibit.
The west balconies Of the Cap
1tol are crowded these nights. The
eminence commands a view of
the Road to Mecca" and the
night fireworks. And it's cool.
Grace Mcnamara Is one Of the
youngest visitors. She is the
nve-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. M. Mcnamara,
and came all the way from Fort
Worth, Fla. Their caravan has
rested in the Potomac Park auto
grounds.
Gen. John A. Lejeune, COM
mandant of the Marine Corps,
will address Louisiana Shriners
Society at 2400 Sixteenth street
northwest tonight. Dancing.
Box lunches were in evidence
along the lines yesterday and last
night. In front of the Corcoran
Art Gallery, during the big pa
rade, a motoring family held
forth with a miniature banquet.
Behind their car, in his own
lunchless bus, sat C.. Francis