Arizona republican., 1919-02-22

THE ARIZONA REPUE circle are permitted. and they may not | divulge to the casual public the mys- teries of the desert trails, over whose | hot sands, liberally sprinkled with cactus, the novice were forced to pro- ceed. Nor is it permitted to mention the machines, conceived in a diabolical ingenuity, that whitened the locks of the unlucky. Far into the morning the orgy went on-but there are a lot of new Shriners this morning.
 Among those who travelled the hot sands last night are:
 The NoVices
 Emil H. Lundquist. Marshall A. Moody. Ernest F. Kellner. Superior; Robert T. Jones. w. R. Hiet, Glendale; Frank NJ. Pool George c. Johnson, Winkelman; s. H. Morris, w. P. Hood, F. A. Shaffer, Globe; P. H. Versluis, w. J. Longmoore. Cecil L. l.. Drew. Robert C. Reynolds, NJ. l.. Gibbons Mesa: w. C. Page, G. A. Stonecypher $. A. Bring. Tucson: F. s. Pyott Chandler; William Fredline. Mack O. Dumas. C, r. Frederick, Herman A. Kahl. E. A. Anderson, Flagstaff: Chas. Karp. E. R. Hardy. R. A. Bogett, Adolph Gisbrecht, Ray; Clarence Hopkins, Je- rome; w. F. WaShburn, Douglass C.. :. Croyie, Copper Creek. Kelly Henry, Nogales; A. J. Morgan. Bisbee; T. J. Smith, Isaac J. Lipsohn, G. w. Long, R. w. Pollock. Nnte J. Hammons, C. E. Burson, F. c. McNabb, II. S. Harel- son. Phoenix; R. H. Flickinger, regent Kesak Temple; P. l.. Huetern. w. z. Ashely. C. H. Akers, G. G. Morgan, Colin Eagan, H. l.. Johnson, l.. S. Grif- fin, z. 0. Brown, T. c. Kirkland, R. H. F1ickinger.
 Visiting Nobes
 Visiting nobles were here. many of them, from Mexico City to Minnesota, | from New York to San Francisco. | Some of those who signed the visitors roll. their temples and addresses were 1: | F. NJ. McQuad, Osiris, Wheeling. w. | Va; Charles W. Flagg. Palestine, | Providence K. l.; F. F. Tannus, Ballut Alyd, Albuquerque; H. P. Peterson; Korean, Rawlins, Wyo; Charles w. Fairfield Ballut Alyd, Albuquerque; Paul Gibson, Sahara. Pine Bluff, Ark. i; w. II. Ransom, Fl Maida, Fl Paso; P. N. Jones. MohammedP eoria, Ills: Thomas R. McNair. Tangier. Omaha Neb.; C. E. Bushnell, lsmalia: c. H. Bugbee Ararat; A. J. Reed. Fl Jebel Denver; F. E. Hedsen, Abdala, Leaven . worth. Kan: John Whitwell, Afifi Ia | coma; A. T, Nelson, Isis Salina. Kan J. G. Mason. Mizpah, Fort Wayne, Ind O. C. Huff. Kaaba. Davenport, la; A C. Cox lillian, Ashland. Ore. J. A Borden, Akdai. Tulsa, Okla; F. II | Switzer. Medinah. Chicago; George Renwick. M. A. Stone. H. NJ Berry George D. Gates. c. C. Pisker Edward Schuh. Al Malikah, Los Angeles: w F. Clements. J. F. Lellman, Fl Kerah Boise, Idaho; c. r. Nevitt. Fl Jebel Denver; H. A. Guild. Al Aonia, Little Rock. Ark; M. O. Benscoe, Orak. Ham mond, Ind; J. D. Tucker. Fl Mida, F Paso; A. l. Miller Ahmed. Marquette Mich; (. J. Meyer. Al Koran. Cleve. land; c. W. Boxton, Islam. San Fran. cisco; II. C. Mccartney. Fl Zagel. Far. go, x. D.; A. P. Hughes. Napa, Dead wood. S. D.. William Oliver. Anezen Mexico City; (. $. Baum, Tangier Omaha.
 The Shrlners' ladies were busy too , no time was given them for homesick ness or blues. From 10 a. m. until , D. m. reception and registration wa! held in the lobby of the Hotel Adams At 2:30 D. m.. they were taken for : , ride around the city. out to the Coun try club. and over the country re turning Tn time to sit down to dime ) at the St. Francis. 55 strong. Later il } the evening they were entertained a the theaters, as guests of the manage ment' who had provided special musi [ and extra attractions.
 . The committee of the wives O r Phoenix Shriners. was composed O Mrs. A. G. Hulett, Mrs. B. F. Marks
 Mrs. II. B. St. Claire, Mrs. John KelleN Mrs J. D. Parks, Mrs. George Mints Mrs. $. J. Stark, Mrs. D. b. NorthruI
 Mrs. w. B. Twitchell and Mrs. Fred W Norton.
 Many Women Here, Too Among the visiting women wer Mrs. c. A. Linderman, Yuma: Mrs. C
 H. Mccartney. Minneapolis: Mrs. : F. Marshal, Oakes. North Dakota: Mis- Ilene Mauk, Los Angeles; Mrs. Josep
 Jacobsen. Los Angeles; Mrs. W. [
 Stacy. Mrs. A K. Stacy, Springfield Illinois; Mrs. A. J. Morgan, Bisbee Mrs. W. J. Longmore. Mesa: Mir
 Blanche Regell. Lafayette, Ind: MT.
 A. A. Johns. Prescott Mrs. Flora 4
 Parr. Mrs. r. J. Hink. Mrs. Esse Par
 Lancaster, Winslow: Mrs. Clara flask
 ell Brown. Prescott; Mrs R. L. Jonei II superior MrS. C. G. Jones. Tempe
 Mrs. R. N. Jones, Tempe: Mrs. Ere
 Galusha, Laveen: Mrs. T. l.. Crool
 Wichita; Mrs. I. D. Patty. Skull Valley
 Mrs. A. l.. Miller, Marquette, Mich
 Mrs. J. c. Mason, Fort Wayne Ind
 Mrs. H. F.. Hotopp. Bisbee: Mrs. T. (
 Frier, Flagstaff; Mrs. Sterling Pierc
 Mare Island; Mrs. S. D. Karns. Nc
 gales: Mrs. F.. c. Sporleder, Tucson \ Mrs. John C. Herndon, Prescott; MT 1 H. L. Hoggord, Sacaton: Mrs Clar
 Frederick. Flagstaff; Mrs. J. H. Rob
 inson. Prescott; Mrs. R. H. F'lickenge | Mrs. Clara w. Ashley, Mrs. Elizabet
 McQuad, Jerome.
 Today will be a day of rest-an
 sleep-but tonight will be the crownin
 feature of the ceremonial, the gran
 ball. This is for nobles and the
 ladies only. and will serve to introduC | properly into the ranks of shrine SC | ciety the novices who were sworke
 over" into Shriners last nioht, and Il
 newly made Daughters of Isis, 40
 whom will be inducted into the my.
 teries today.
 Arcadia hall has been magnificent
 decorated in anticipation of this even
 the finest of music provided. and aC
 mission at the door will be by the O | ficial Shriner's card only.
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 STEcHER WINS
 ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. 21.-J