Arizona republican., 1915-09-19
. Knights of Columbus

At the annual election held las,
 council Knights of Columbus, the fol
 lowing officers were chosen for the
 year beginning October lst: Grand
 Knight, l'eter Ryan, deputy grand
 knight, J. c. OMailcy: chancellor. ". P. Volta; recorde". ?. H. Dodt: fi- | nancial secretary, Frank DeSocz |. 1 warden, John Ccnnors; treasu ger. Thomas w. Nealson: advocate, J. r. ] Gcare: inside gl;rd, Robert V. Baker :; outside guard. LeI F. Bigley; trustees George F. Wager ana J. J. Cliffort. Under the leadership of Grand
 Knight Ryan the local council has enjoyed a year of unusual prosperity, and his re-election assures another
 twelve months Of enthusiastic effort on the part of the officers and mem bers to continue Marcos ie Niza as the largest council in Arizona.
 Plans are being discussed for a busy winter period It is intended to give nunlber of social affairs, to which the ladies and friends of the members will be invited. As soon as the new lecturer is appointed VIII bt 'lldue what may be expected during the cool ason.
 Columbus Day. October 18th, will be fittingly observed in Phoenix with speaking and music during the after noon in the city hall plaza. Promi nent speakers have consented to de- liver addresses in honor of the dis covery of America. The committee in charge of the celebration consists of J. c. O'N.lley, P. c. Gettins and Frank DeSouza. They held their fiji meeting Thursday evening with Grand Knight Ryan.
 Fourth Degree Master R. F.. Morri- son announces that no limit will be placed on the number of applications from any one council in this state for the exemplification of the fourth To take place in Phoenix during No , venber Marcos de NiZa has already | pa assed the allotment of twenty ap Dlications and will probably submit ! ,orty to Master Morrison within the t next few days. It is reported that 3isbee council will also offer a num- . per considerably over twenty. From present indications the fourth degree lass will exceed 100. Prominent snights from all parts of the south vest will be present for the the de- tree, which will be followed by a 
 Brother Bagley of Vancouver coun- il and Brother F. B. O'Neill. who nave been confined to their homes. will be ou. again in a few days Brother O'NeiH attempted to see ev- rything at the two California fairs. nd had to return home to rest up efore finishing that pleasant task.
 State Deputy J. H. Morgan has ad- ressed q letter to the Arizona coun- ills urging that new members be se urcd. It is his ambition to raise the in this state to 1000 be- ore his term expires. Marcos de Siza has several applications in pros ect. s
 Now that the long summer days are yer there is no longer an excuse for ailing to attend the council meetings. 'rOtheIs, you should realize the sue ess of your council depends upon our attendance. Be at every meet- lg or you will mI'5 many good hings.
 Brother Brown of Salt Lake coun- il visited local knights during the ,eck. He reports his connci ihe roud possessor of property valued at l50000. all of which has been ac- uired in the past few years.
 At the next meeting a letter will c read from Supreme Secretary Me finley giving in brief the results Of le supreme council in Seattle. Mem . CTS who desire a full account should sad the September "Columbiad." The next council meeting will oc- lr on Tuesday evening. September 3. Do not make any other plans |, ,r that evening The newly elected rficers would like to see every mem er present.
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