Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION

time well spent.
 SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
 Our friend the Republican says if you have anything that is Q benefit
 to mankind tell us and we will tell l the world. Realizing the great good 1 that the fraternal societies are doing for not only Phoenix but all mankind
 a weekly page has been contributed l to us. When man first called man
 brother fraternity was born into the world. When all men were declared | equal fraternity was exemplified in it's fullest and broadest sense, and to- day history records nothing more 1 beautiful. more inspiring than the un- tiring efforts through ali the changes l of the centuries of those men and wo- men who have labored to lift the hu- man race out of ignorance and vice 1 into a higher and nobier existence and unite them in the bond of broth erhood".
 ] Fraternity is one of the fairest flow l CTS in the gardens of the earth. The I Security Benefit association is one of | these great fraternities that is build 1 ing homes for it's orphans where they may be brought up in culture and re- ! finement and become valuable citi- 1 zens in after life. Have you my l friend, kept that promise to that girl | you made your wife? Have you pro- tected her as you pledged yourself
 
 you the dearest girl on earth? Are you protecting those little innocent children? Are you protecting your liabilities and obligations, or are you leaving these things for the world to do after you are gone? Some one must do it. Would you go on jour ney to be gone month and leave that wife and babies without food If not, why do you go on that journey from which you will never return?
 l. Can she carry your load and hers. too. after you are gone? The best time to protect that wife and children is the day before you die. If you will tell me what day it is I will call and see you. If you are not just sure of the date you'd better call and see me.
 Members. don't forget that big class initiation on Thursday at the K. P. 1 hall.
 D. O. K. K.
 On Wednesday evening, MSrch r, 1 Fl Yemamah Temple No. 65 will hold 1! its spring ceremonial, which will be 1 one of the best and largest ceremon- ials held for some time, and every | votary is requested to be present for 1 there's to be something doing every | minute. That is what Abe Lukin of | Chandler says, and that the tiger will | come home well satisfied. and we | know that Abe means what he says.
 So now let's "whoop er up. for We are off all in a bunch. The following officers will confer the work: Royal vizier Evan Wilson; grand emir, Georg Eliot Miller; venerable sheik, c & Norman: mahedi, J. M. Williams; secretary, Ray Kane; treasurer. Luke w. Henderson satrap, R. T. Harrison; sahib E. $. Linton: master of cere- monies Milford k. Drake: saruk. Cliff ford L. Maddox; mokanna, George [ Brsbois.
 As we all know, that little city of Chandler was once a desert. so on this night it will be turned back to what it used to be, with fun and frolic, with a dazzling, glittering pageant entitled to the conquest of the crescent.
 Royal Vizier Evan Wilson has spoken the following words-why?
 Our next ceremonial will take place at Chandler, Arizona, some time be- tween the hours of sunset and sunrise | The caravan will break camp at the l hour of seven and headed by those II ferocious and heartless &-igands with II big Chief Mokanna in command. will proceed to escort flock of trembling, footed tyroes across the burn ing sands of Khorrassan's desert to the oasis of Zem Zems flowing we'll
 Oats Jake wid me.
 RAY KANE, Secretary.
 Get the idea?
 THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
 Having been requested so often for another of the delightful leap year dances, the lodge held one last night for the amusement of the members and friends. The etiquette of the ladies asking for the dances was rigidly enforced. A fine was levied upon any young man caught asking for dance and on the contrary a lady neglecting to dance was fined if any man was left without partner. Il March 31 should end the membership campaign between the men and the women and while the supper will be l1 furnished from the general fund it is still to be decided whether the women | or the men are to do the work. The E two captains. Miss Evelyn HouSer and Mir. Herbert Johns, are urging their workers to keep busy, as each is anxious for his side to win the con- 41.-4 Slirr,er- will he are of ti,1