The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
PANDORA TEMPLE COMPLETEPLANS
 FOR CEREMONIAL
Program Includes Fall Shows And Banquet.
 Crowds Expected

Everything is set for the ceremonial session of Zamora temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, to be held Thursday. October 31, at the Masonic temple, and, according to the announcement of Dr. H c. Creely, the Zamora's potentate, it will be a day of feast, fun and frolic. It it understood that q large class of can didates will take the Shrine degree, and in this connection, attention is called tc the fact that all petitions must be ill the hands of Recorder Charles J. Geo. began not later than Monday night, OctoberaR7.
 The program for the day includes three free performances at the Temple theater for the Nobles and their fami- lies, banquet at the dining rooms of the temple at o'clock and the cere- lnonial at night. A business session of Zamora has been called for Monday night, October 2, at o'clock for the purpose of receiving and balloting on petitions.
 For the benefit Of the out of town members, reduced railroad rates have been secured, for those who desire to attend the ceremonial. These reduced rates will be issued on the presentation of a certificate from Recorded Geoha- gan, who will mail them on request.
 A big attendance of out of town mem bers is expected on this occasion, and Potentate Greedy has reserved rooms at the Tutwiler hotel for their conven- fence. Indications point to big day On the 31, and it is said the ceremonial will be something different"
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 The following proclamation sent out scrihes the "doings for the day"
 Attention, Nobles Know ye that the second day of Rabih LII Akhir of the year 1343, otherwise known by the unregenerate as the thirty first day uf October, 1924, hath been set aside as a day of feast, fun and frolic, and all Mobiles are hereby called upon to at tend and take part therein.
 On this day we have secured reduced railroad rates on the certificate plan for all Nobles desiring to attend tha ceremonial. Those wishing these cer- tificates can receive the same if their request is received in time by Noble Geohegan, our recorder. Do not wait until the last minute and then expect to receive a certificate. Rooms will be reserved at the Tutwiler hotel, for the day only, for the out of town nobility, ill order that they may have place to wash up, rest and leave their luggage.
 The Temple theater will put on three shown during the day, one at Il a. m., one at 1 D. m., and one at B p. m.. to which the Nobles and their families are cordially invited. There will be no admission charge. Card enclosed will admit you or your family, or sweet heart, at the hour printed on the face of the ticket. All are invited, and we trust that many will take advantage of the opportunity to see the show.
 1 am assured by Phuzz Lesher and his cohorts, Klotz, Venable and Green wood, that real banquet such as Za- mora has not had in years, will be served that evening at 6. This is for Nobles md candidates, only. There will be plenty for all. Don't rush
 Then the ceremonial. I am informed by Director Brock that this will be diff terent from the others-in other words a ''humdinger." Don't be in a hurry to leave. you might miss something. Be assured the candidates will not.
 But, Nobles Each of you have duty to perform. This is your temple and it needs your interest and and cO-opera tion to promote its growth and wei fare. Get out and see some of the un- regenerate, some of your friends, who are worthy of our fellowship, get their names on the dotted line, separate them from the Mazuma and forward the name to Charles J. Geohegan, our re- corder, at the Masonic temple. Remem- Der that. our business meeting will be held at the Masonic temple, Monday evening, October 27, at s, and all peti tOns must be in the recorders hand by this time.
 II have spoken,
 ' e. CREELY,
 Potentate. He hath said it,
 CHAS. J. GEOHEGAN,