Arizona republican., 1914-11-29

they seldom bear even a slight re- semblance to that which has gone before Memories of mulligan night still finger in the minds of all pres ent upon that occasion. The ban quet given in honor of Brother F. J. Henning, supreme vice dictator of our order, gained for 70S a niche in the ladder of fame and enhanced to a marked degree our already envious reputation for hospitality. The smoker of last Tuesday evening was a humdinger in every respect, some three hundred of the members-to- gether with a few added friends were on hand early and remained until the rules governing the home made it necessary for them to wend their way homeward, and incidentally gave to our good friend Theo the opportunity of marking finis to an evening of genuine pleasure and en- tertainment. If every person in the city of Phoenix today could but be- long to the Loyal Order of Moose there would be no need of doctors and undertakers, one can not possi- bly, become aged or ill if he will but drink of the Waters of this fountain of youth It makes old men young and young men healthy and strong, and filled with a desire to do some thing for the advancement and bet terment of all who come within his sphere. On next Friday afternoon Moosehome will be turned over in it's entirety to the ladies of the Moose and their friends from l D. m. until and it is the earnest desire of those in charge that every Lady Moose, be it wife, daughter, sister, mother or sweetheart, take advan- tage of this splendid opportunity to inspect as well as enjoy the many pleasures of Moose home. If the present plans remain unaltered or are even partially carried out there is certainly q very pleasant after noon in store for those we love the best. Do not forget the date, neither the opportunity of bringing a lady friend with you. It is the intention of the officers and members of 7OS that this will but mark the begin ming of many similar pleasurable times for the ladies during the win ter months.
 Our Worthy Dictator Brother Geo. N. MacBean is especially desirous of having every Loyal Moose within the confines of our city present at our next meeting Tuesday, December 1st. He has told me none of the particu- lars but l am under the impression that he has something of a very inn portant nature that he wants to tell you-write the date down in the cal endar of your memory and let It not be said of you that you were the one to disappoint him. 2here will also be initiatory work at this time. When the meetings called to order And you look about the room, You're sure to see some faces That from out the shadows loom. That are always at the meeting And stay till it is through:
 The ones that I would mention Are the always faithful few
 g They fill the vacant offices,
 AS they're always on the spot No matter what's the weather Though it may be awful hot, 1t may be damp and rainy But they are tried and true: The ones that you rely upon Are the always faithful few"
 There's lots of worthy brothers Who will come when in mood, When everything's convenient,
 They can do a little good, They're a factor in the order And necessary, too:
 But the ones who never fail US
 Are "the always faithful few
 If it were not for these faithful, Whose shoulders at the wheel Keep the order moving onward Without a halt Or reel,
 What would be the fate of others Who claim so much to do
 They surely would go under But for the faithful few