Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
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LOYAL oRpER OF MOOSE

If you were not present at the open meeting of the Moose last Wednesday l night you don't know what a good time you missed. A very interesting pro- gram was rendered and judging by the
 applause that was given at was thor
 oughly appreciated. Refreshments were 1 served and cards and dancing indulged | in by those who saw fit. Next Wednes- | day night begins the new year for the | Moose. The new officers will be i'm 1 stalled and will immediately start in to
 make this the banner year for the Moose in Phoenix and Arizona Many new applications are expected at this
 meeting. Plan to be present and pledge Nour support to the new officers. It will not be long now until Professor Albert Hart Bushnell will be in our city. Come and learn of the arrange
 ments for his entertainment and what
 he expects to do.
 AMERICAN YEoMEN
 Next Thursday night is the regular
 meeting of the Brotherhood of Ameri-
 can Yeomen. There will be consider
 able business to transact and a large attendance Of the members is desired. There will be a class to be initiated. After the business meeting dancing will be indulged in by the members. All the
 members are urged to remember child ren's day next Saturday. There will be a picnic and egg hunt for the children of the members at Eastlake Park from to D. m. Bring the kiddies and watch them have good time. It will do you good, and them too.
 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
 Last Monday night PhoenIx camp number five Woodmen of the World had letter meeting, voted on a new class of members, and next Monday night April matters of the greatest import ance are coming up before the lodge for action, concerning the completion of not only receiving deed contract for the lots of the new Woodman hall but complete the organization of commit tees for vigorous campaign of dis posing of the rest of the bonds to erect the new s50,000 Woodman hall. In ad- dition to the above a red hot campaign is being put on for the securing of members and the membership of the camp divided in two companies. Cap tain Prince is captain of the Wide Awakes" and Captain Schmidt captain of the "Never Sleeps are organizing their forces and something will be done worth the while before the campaign ends May 31. Also there is a mem bership contest OH between Phoenix camp and Glendale camp on the basis of four to one members as to which camp must furnish the banquet to be given early in June. With all the above work of the building and membership campaign combined there is anything but a lonesome time with Phoenix camp, and all members of camp and visiting members should be there.
 Sovereign H. A. Davis was elected and installed a member of the Board of Auditors and installation was given by Sovereign Prince who is past mas ter of this work and was never given more beautifully than the way he put it on. Sovereign Prince is a young man of seventyfiye summers and never 1 misses a lodge meeting and is there 1 with his sunny disposition and the | most popular man in the camp.
 Phoenix camp is certainly at work | and no mistakef was made in the elec- l ton of the present Consul Commander 1 and Advisor Lieutenant and all the 1 other officers as in these days of | swinging big propositions that are of great moment to the camp, they are equal to the occasion and from the | time the camp is called to order at 8 o'clock sharp until the last sound | of the gavel there is not dull moment | in fact there is a rush from beginning l to end to get through with what comes | before the lodge.
 Woodcraft is a democracy in which | the most humble and modest member | has the same right to speak and vote | on all questions as those members | holding higher stations in life. and | that's why our meetings are full of in terest-