Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
Kniahts of Columbus


 Gerard T Wall district deputy foI
 N.rthero Arizona. will be here or
 T-,.s,la, petohe- .Gth. to install the
 r-,,i. ei-cted ofti,ers of Marcos de
 Nfza c,aucil Local and visiting mem hers should make their plans to attend
 this ~,S~iun. as District Deputy Wall
 rlu have much of interest to say to The l.uiehJS
 H-nrrth degree Master R r.. Morrison rHt he in Phoenix tomorrow to confer
 n-n l.,al Knights uf Columbus re - r5iue the plans for the fourth degree. ,.n SauJal. November 21st. Master Morrison i~ planning number of fea- rr-.S q. make this cNemplfication one ,f -he most impressive ever held in -ne west Those who have not yet filed .rt.lilstyiuns with Grand Knight Peter F;,an should do SD at once.
 IsIr 8 small amount remains to be ,.iiee1tsi to meet the first payment on rrv lt.vS donated by Marcos de Niza t ST Mary's church. Contributors to -hi~ fand should assist the committee iv b.n5iuS the amount subscribed to Se. ret=rv w. r. Volta. whose mail ad- .le-~e Is '"oc East Willeta street.
 Lecturer r. C. Gettins promises a ii- smoker" at an early meeting He $ already engaging talent for musical
 0i literary numbers. All those eli -iale ta membership as well as local lua visiting members will find it to their interest to watch for the lee rftr-.' encouragement of the date
 There arc at the present time about i-fteeu members in other councils. who Hr- permanently located in Phoenix. ~evrI-l or these lave announced that 1-- Marcos de Niza. While there is always i,ll.-1 sediment attached to continuing .. r,l Iaa~r of the council by which the ul'ui-cr was initiated it often happens tiar more good can he done for the order hy belonging to the council in ri- ol.y in which one lives
 small numbcr are still deIinduent i1 their dues for the third quarter of l-l-- Members who have not Vet paid en '-a co so at once as the laws of the "r'ior letVc the council no alternative Hu' to suspend all who do not pay in ~1r-taDc dues within one month and council dues within three months from -i.., c1re due
 a,f fesv cities in the United States | 0..e..rlt,d Columbus day IS fittingly a~ fid Phoenix last Tuesday, when Nioe President Thomas R. Marshall. Governor George ". P Hunt and Con -reS~man Carl Hayden were guests of honor aui occupied SeGtS on the plat i'-ili turing am exceptionally interest in- rro1ram
 lfrl- ~ F. Ward and Judge Frank c. smith eoch delivered a carefully pre- sre''. thoughtfuI and interesting ad- rs-s~- the former taking the deeds of '-.inhos and the latter his life. MT. " re rcViewed the trials met and over n'e h1 the greatest Of all navisators. l nd Judge smith dwelt upon his 'caievemenJ in the discovery Of a new hemisphere. F1il- L50e attended the celebration. 'na were well repaid But few left [ in'l the audience rose and joined in ic ~ln-ln- af America. Miss Anna ( Na-ie Luke beautifully sang Mother Niacilree-" accompanied by Miss Hilda f ~teineeeer- pianst. T Nctng for Mayor George T. Young. n" Vas called out of the city. Com 'lS>l"ner George N. MacBean pre- q --'ed aId introduced the speakers. he front ot the city hall was taste ' i.r decorated. On the front Of the [ -iea NeIs stand large pictures af " Washington. Lincoln. President Wilson t'l Columbus were displayed
 in fic evening at Pythian Hall. the. g rN officers entertained the local and l. i~-ting knights az dance. which was a tended by about fifty couples The i "miniftce in charge consisted of Peter n 'Fan. J. F. Gaare. l.. F. Bigley. J. T. e N fufr and | r TSeboa (