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Wilfred Talbot Smith Diary Entry Friday, 14 December 1917
J. [Charles Stansfeld Jones] is seriously considering how the "Aquarian" movement can be made to come under the O.T.O. and so form a new Lodge. If it can be done we get in the neighborhood of 200 members. He has decided to write Taylor; who at present got charge of it, while Muscalo [Herbert Musclow][1] is doing 5 years, Taylor said he was too busy trying to get his chief out of jail to give J. an interview.
1—[Herbert (Harry?) Musclow was the leader of an "Aquarian Movement" in Vancouver, British Columbia. He was sentenced to five years' imprisonment for fraud. A Mr. Taylor took control of the movement during Mr. Musclow's imprisonment.]
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