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@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ The Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.) is described in the findings of fact of a Unit
On April 21, 1912 the German [[Theodor Reuss]] issued a charter making Crowley National Grand Master X for [[Great Britain]] and [[Ireland]], with a British section called the [[Mysteria Mystica Maxima]] (M.M.M.).[^2] Reuss visited Crowley that May and accused him of publishing the Order's secrets in The Book of Lies.[^3] In January 1915 [[Wilfred Talbot Smith]] joined the M.M.M.[^4]
In his examination by agents of the Bureau of Investigation in 1918 Crowley described the Order as "just like masonry," said that its actual head was Reuss, "a German," who had left England with the German ambassador and was reported in October 1918 to be running the [[Continental Times]] in [[Berlin]] and a branch of the Order under another name in [[Switzerland]], and said that the English lodge at 93 Regent Street had been raided in June 1917 and its nominal head, [[Mary Davies]], arrested as a fortune-teller. He stated that he had "just organized a branch in this country," that its funds were on deposit with the [[Title Guarantee and Trust Company]], [[New York]], and that he was supporting himself "principally through the funds of the Ordo Templi Orientis."[^5] On November 27, 1921, at the [[Abbey of Thelema]] in [[Cefalù]], Crowley proclaimed himself Outer Head.[^6]
In his examination by agents of the Bureau of Investigation in 1918 Crowley described the Order as "just like masonry," said that its actual head was Reuss, "a German," who had left England with the German ambassador and was reported in October 1918 to be running the [[Continental Times]] in [[Berlin]] and a branch of the Order under another name in [[Switzerland]], and said that the English lodge at 93 Regent Street had been raided in June 1917 and its nominal head, [[Mary Davies]], arrested as a fortune-teller. He stated that he had "just organized a branch in this country," that its funds were on deposit with the [[Title Guarantee and Trust Company]], [[New York City|New York]], and that he was supporting himself "principally through the funds of the Ordo Templi Orientis."[^5] On November 27, 1921, at the [[Abbey of Thelema]] in [[Cefalù]], Crowley proclaimed himself Outer Head.[^6]
### The California lodge