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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
6,
1052
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THE
1952
DIVAN
OFF
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A
Clark,
Illustrious
Po-Robert
H.
Johnson,
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NOBLES
Hoio;ta
Publicity
!
Shrine
Hospitals
were
men-j
tloncd
in
nationwide
publicity'
starting
from
a
simple
human-!
interest
story
emanating
from'
Covington,
Tennessee
a
story
of
a
crippled
girl
who
was
helped'
to
regain
her
health.
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Kabban;
Jack
M.
c'
Priest
and
Pro-
r,
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S.
Hudson,
Oriental
1
Sinclair,
Treas-
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Horace
jK
Meston,
Recorder.
OF
THE
1
'
sy
How
The
Shrine
Found
Its
Soul
This
picture
o;
i;ie
".
anaering
Minstrel
is
that
of
Noble
Eugene
Reitz,
of
Isls
Temple,
who
played
on
his
horn
the
popular
song
"I'm
Forever
Blowing
Bubbles"
at
the
entrance
to
the
Multnomah
Hotel
In
Portland,
Oregon,
at
four
o'clock
on
the
June
morning
of
1920.
This
Incident
was
used
with
great
ef
MYSTIC
SHRINE
-
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I
COMPLIMENTS
OF
GRAND
CAFE
SING
LOW,
JOE
WING,
GEORGE
LOW
Second
Avenue
West
ROBERT
A.
JOHNSON
Chief
Rabban
GEORGE
S.
POWELL
Assistant
Rabban
fect
by
Noble
Adair
In
his
stirring
appeal
for
passage
of
the
Resolution.
Noble
Reitz
was
laid
at
rest
on
September
30,
1944,
and
to
iir
rrcmorv
we
Day
tribute.
The
part
he
played
in
the
establish
T
MAY
YOUR
VISIT
BE
A
PLEASANT
ONE
AND
LEAD
TO
MANY
MORE.
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of
ShrlnerB'
Hospitals
for
Crippled
Children
was
an,
un
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witting
but
most
Important
one;
thus
demonstrating
that
"God
moves
in
a
mysterious
way,
His
wonders
to
perform."
,
In
his
speech,
Noble
Adair
dramatically
appealed
to
the
assembled
representatives
to
pass
the
resolution
and
provide
the
Shrirte
with
a
reason
for
its
A
SINCERE
WELCOME
TIIH
EXCLUSIVE
LADIES'
READY
TO
WEAR
Extends
Greetings
to
Nobles
and
Ladies
L
I
,s
1
Phone
550
Third
Ave.
W.
existence,
Instead
of
"Forever!
Blowing1
Bubbles."
On
that
day,
back
in
1920,
the
clouds
outside
had
been
hanging
low
and
rain
had
been
falling
j
throughout
the
afternoon.
When
j
the
resolution
was
passed
by
un-;
anlmous
vote,
the
sun
suddenly
0,
lii'X
3liS
WALTER
F.
HUDSON
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Oriental
Guide
'
JACK
M.
STREIGHT
High
Priest
and
Prophet
PROM
broke
through
the
clouds
and
I
ri-v
1
shone
down
through
the
windows
upon
the
Representatives
there
assembled
and
filled
;he
house
with
glory
.
.
.
The
Shane
Had
Found
Its
Soul!
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
WRATH
ALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
209
Third
Avenue
WELCOME
VISITORS
A
O
N
S
W.
'H.
MURRAY..
Proprietor
I
:
Many
Patients
Patients
in
Shrine
Hospitals
h;ive
numbered
as
many
as
30.000
a
year
and
today
the
annual
budget
is
$3,500,000
;
yearly.
W.
M.
MESTON
Recorder
i.
HORACE
SINCLAIR
Treasurer
The
above,
with
the
Illustrious
Potentate,
comprise
the
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Divan
of
the
Gizeh
Temple.
If
THERE
IS
ANY
COURTESY
WE
CAN
RENDER,
ANY
ASSISTANCE
WE
CAN
GIVE
WE
WILL
BE
HAPPY
INDEED
TO
DO
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