Arizona republican., 1917-11-27

while any book will do for the other and can be reported n NIT. Stauffacher privately.
 The newest and probably the most sensational club Phoenix Hi has ever known has started. 6ed Toohey and Herb Schelly are the high moguls of this club which is called the K. K. The club is very mysterious and the
 initiation is very hard and painful
 but the members 0f the club are high 1 in their praises of the K. K. Some of the other members are Dadidson, Young. Tovrea, Hildreth, Abrahamson. Ruff and Winship The girls of this club wish their names withheld. Students or otherwise who wish to l learn more about the organization may see some of the above members.
 The meeting place of the club is also 1 withheld as the members for some
 mysterious reason wish it.
 Tuesday. during the sixth period, an assembly was held, for the purpose of boosting the IIi-Y play The first
 number on the program was the sing l ing of "Asilomar' by nine girls of the ! Y. W. C. A. Then Mir. Cook made sev-
 eral announcements. Florence Lati-
 mer gave a very interesting talk on the
 meeting of the ". w. delegates al ! Asilamar. California. Ten Phoenix girls were there from August 14th tC
 the 24th. Mrs. Thomas Campbell, one of the delegates. then gave an inter- | esting talk on the object of the Coun- | cil and what they intended to do tC l help their country. Ethel Holsingel
 then told of the good times the girls
 had at the meetings and gave gOoC
 description of the country The en-
 tertaining part of the program wa!
 the playing of The Tragedy of Prime
 Snookums' Ten of the Hi-Y girl
 made the cast of this play and arr
 very good actors. Some of them wer
 in the cost of the regular play. Mis- Rosenberry followed the play with ;
 talk on Miss Fearless and Co., ant
 the hopes of the Y. w. for next year Director of Athletics MT. Euen, thel told of the difficulty we had in ob } taining games in football and urge every one to come to the U. of A Freshman game and to buy $. A. A
 tickets.
 Coming, Coming. What? Tn Mikado Dec. 6.
 In the opera. the AIikado of Japa, , CHenry Stol1esj, issues on order tha , some one must be put to death as ] the custom each year. Ko Ko tHer
 bert Shelby. has to find someone fO f this purpose. Nanki POOk GRO ' OWens), who is in love with Yum Yur ' CEdity Liebenow), who is engaged { T Ko Ko, promises to he put to deat 9 in a month if he is allowed to marr - Yum Yum. <O Ko finally gives hi !. consent. In the meantime, the Mikad % comes around to see fr nis orders hay y been carried out The people. fear , ing to tell him NanH Pooh still live! q declare that he has been beheadeC l It is the custom of Japan that at ever execution five persons must be pres
 ent. the Attorney General, Secretar - of the State, Lord Chancellor, LOT r Mayor, and the Groom of the Secon n Floor Front.
 r Usually these offices are filled b |. five different persons but at the pres v ent time Pooh Bah George Richards ] is filling all of them. The Mikado nc
 knowing this, asks to see the docu
 ment, which he reads aloud as fol - lows: At Titipu. Ganki Pooh Ina k been beheaded in the presence of tt - Lord Chancellor" Ko Ko points [ f Pooh Bah, who makes a slight boy - the Attorney General" Ko Ko point t to Pooh Bah who makes a bow, Sec s retary of State for the Home Deparl