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Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

night November f. held the most suc- cessful meeting the council has ever recorded in its history A large class of new members was initiated, and the intense enthusiasm shown would really be called "The Uprising of Glendale" Due to a little mismanagement in the years past. Glendale was rather dull or behind but after the successful apron and over all dance, followed by the wonderful successful tacky dance. Glendale cleared away those old duI detriments. and after the next masque- rade dance to be given the last of No vember, Glendale Council 3020 will be up in the millionaire class because she has started to so ahead and it's certain that she sure will.
 Glendale council on Thursday morn ing received the sad news of the death of Sister Walters, one of the councils charter members. and so lost one of their most cherished, loved and faith full workers. Funeral was held on Fri day at 2 D. m. at the Baptist church Glendale. Funeral services were con- ducted by Phoenix Council No 2325. Brother H. c. Wolfsen, state manager, officiating, assisted by President Broth CT Barnes, Vice President R. C. Sloane, Assistant Manager r. J. Mason and Secretary Alice Gordon. The cere- impressive. We may follow our dead to the grave, we commit them to the earth. but this is not the end of life. We extend to those left behind our heartfelt sympath1es and call to their mind again the great council above, where we shall soon all be united, never more to part
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
WoopMEN OF woRIn


 me boys are sure going out after SSeips and if you don't believe it just come out tomorrow evening and see for yourself. know it is fair week and mat you are going to be tired but just ne same if you fail to get out you are Soing to miss something that you nave been looking for for some time
 There is going to. be quite a few members here from different parts of me state and it is your duty to get out ana let them know that we are alive ana on the job also to show them that we nave degree team that is going 70 bring home the bacon from the next head camp convention, and that if they nave any aspirations for the said bacon mat they had just as well give up hopes, for Captain Sloane is again in the collar and working like the old war horse that he is to make his team second to none in the Ario- Mex. juris- diction.
 Now turn out and give these visitors welcome that will make them feel at home and let them know that the spirit Of Woodcraft is burning in the hearts or very member wherever you find them. The associated fraternities have gone to a great deal of trouble and expense to let the fair visitors know that the spirit of fraternity is the pre- dominating spirit of the season so let's get out and put our shoulder to the wheel and show the world that the Woodmen are second to none when it comes to pushing a good thing
 Also don't forget that the Woodmen are interested in the fraternal ball to be held at Riverside on Tuesday even ing. November the 9th There are some ten different orders in the city that are participating in this affair and the Woodmen will not be at the bottom of the list when it comes to boosting this proposition. Come on boys. our slo- gan from now on will be: See you at the Fraternal Ball.
 Don't forget that our hats are in the
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSoCIA-
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Phoenix Council No. 232s held one of those interesting business meetings on Friday night November ,, initiating a large class of new members. It is true the classes are getting larger all the time. because they are so afraid that they won't get in before the last Friday night in the month, which is to be a social night, and of course any one hay ing ever attended one of the councils social nights will readily understand why they are so anxious to get in.
 Friday night, October 29, closed the month of October as the most success ful month that the council has eyer known, and the social was a bowling success. Friday night. November 5. proves to us that November is going to be a greater success than October, because with such a wonderful start, just guess, what will the finish be?
 The degree team stated that they wanted uniforms. and who can blame them in fact the entire council Is back of them. They have planned many in- teresting things to get their uniforms, and 1t is a certain thing they will have those uniforms.
 Tuesday, November g, is the day set for F'raternal day at the fair. and there is no doubt that it will be one Of the biggest days that the fair has ever recorded or will ever record in the years to come, because this is the first time. and each year it will be a bigger and greater day.
 Tuesday evening, November g, that big Fraternal dance at Riverside, and the advice to everyone is come early because if you are late, you won't be able to get in because the crowd vii have beaten you to it.
 It might also be interesting to know that rehearsals will begin immediately for that Security Benefit play. to bt given on the night of November 2S ! If the weeks were any longer. or there were more Friday nights in the month | the Security Benefit association migh be termed a busy association, but du' to the fact that they can only meei every Friday night, they are just smok. | ing up, watch their smoke.
 SECURITY BENEFIT ASSocIA- TON
 Glendale Council 3O20 on Wednesda,
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
RREAD DION THE WATERS

When I was a little child" the ser geant sweetly addressed his men at the end of an exhaustive hour of drill, T had a set of wooden soldiers. There was a poor little boy in the neighbor- hood and after I had been to Sunday school one day and listened to stir ring talk on the beauties Of charity I was softened enough to give them to him. Then 1 wanted them back and cried. but my mother said. Don't crs- Bertie. some day you will get your wooden soldiers back
 And believe me, you lob-sided. nut ton headed. goofus- brained set of cer- flied rolling pins. that day has comes Legion Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

carry on an extensive program of en- tertainment.
 All arrangements for the K. of c. dance at the Womans club for Friday evening the 18th have been completed by the live wire committee appointed for that occasion. The visiting mem bers in the city and those from out side attending the fair are urged to attend this big event where young and old will enjoy themselves.
 The great war film was shown at the Hip theater on Thursday during the day and evening under the auspices of the local K of C., entitled, "Ameri- can Catholics in War and Reconstruc- tion" There was no admission charge and the wonderful film was witnessed by many people who for the first time realized the great work contributed by the Knights of Columbus during the recent war and the reconstruction pc riod following.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

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Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
vALuARLE ADVICE

and makes the night hideous with his internal row. Now, I don't want to have any bother with my neighbor, but this nuisance has gone far enough. and want you to advise me what to do'
 The young lawyer looked as solemn as an owl and answered not word.
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 T would hardly say that replied the young lawyer The cat does not belong to you, as I understand"
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 sAhi' exclaimed the light of the law then I think you have a perfect right to tear down the fencel"-London Ideas.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD


 On the fourth Saturday of the month all candidates admitted during the month were given the full initiatory work of the society. and after the ser ious business of the lodge was dis posed of the evening was given over to social entertainment.
 The Halloween Jinx dance given by the drill team was in every respect a great success both socially and finan- cially. The young people spent the full day in decorating and the hall never looked better than it did on this occasion. Corn, pumpkins. pome granites, jack Lanterns, witches, black cats, skeletons galore covered the walls and faced one no matter where he turned.
 The floor was filled to its capacity with the dancers clad in carnival attire. The prizes for the most comical Jinx suits were awarded to Miss Goldia Phillips attired as Halloween, and c. Smith. as crazy cat.
 So successful was the evening and so many requests for a similar affair were made by all, that the lodge has decided to give another big maSoue- rade on Saturday. November 13, that being the last night of the fair. This l is to be open to all so get your costume ready and join the fun makers on the last day of the fair. The floor is in excellent condition and a fine jazz or chestra is promised by the committes l in charge.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
JOHN w. MARTIN Fdi.,-

Th w. MARTIN. Editor th. ot weather has now passed and I.S.h and winter activities of all s.eooses are in full swino. If vou do not r.i.tne tne doinss of your odqe in this o.S uno 1t IS your fault. See that some os appointed to write information serest to your members and the ,5s.enin9s of your meetings to the
 of this column. Copy must be .,ls ms office by p. m. Thursday. Use --g1s~riter, v possible. and write on
 y one side of paper. Do not make sports too long. Between POO and 300 ,oros ,s. Will be about right and thus all rom for all lodges in this vicinity 70 get their activities before their members.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Last Wednesday night the Moose held their regular meeting with a very good attendance. Four candidates were initiated and several new applications were received. Much other business of importance was transacted. W. Ward Davies was elected secretary Plans are being made to have a big minstrel show at the Elks theater November 23 and 24. The members will be working hard from now until that time getting things ready for this big show. The Moose headquarters are at 443 West Washington street. All visiting members to the city during fair week are invited to drop in. The officers and members will be glad to render any service they can. Don't forget that Tuesday the Sth is fraternal day at the state fair and the big fra ternal dance at Riverside that night. This is an opportunity to have a real good time and get acquainted
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
OUR JoE MILLER CONTEST

James J. Kelly claims that the oldest joke is the one about the preacher who was calling at the house when the small son of the family came home from school with his clothes muddy and a black eye. The preacher was mortified and gave the boy lecture on the sin of fighting. Then the preacher said to the boys mother: T will now pray for your soni" Huh" said the boy, you'd better pray for your own son. He's got two black eyes,"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
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ring and we're rarin' to go. Also that we are going to have some time tomor- row evening and don't forget that we are going to have eats.
 The Woodmen meet at the Odd Eel lows hall at the corner of Third ave nue and Adams, every Monday.
 Visitors are cordially invited to at tend these meetings.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Marcos DeNiza council, Knights Of Columbus of Phoenix, will hold their next regular meeting at K. of P hall on Tuesday evening, November 9. This will be during fair week and to the members of the order visiting the city during that week an invitation is ex- tended to attend this meeting and en- joy the hospitality of the local K of c.
 Grand Knight Johnson on that eve ming expects to announce the appoint ment of the lecturer for the ensuing year and at this meeting arrange to
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
opp FELLoWs

Even the national election did not put any slackness in the spirit of tho meeting Tuesday evening, in fact the returns were all in favor of Phoenix Lodge No. 2, by a large majority.
 The initiatory ceremony was exem- plified in most impressive manner on the class of candidates and the presi- dent elect is no prouder of his success than we are of our degree staff, or the advancement that is being made by Phoenix lodge
 We want to call attention again, to next Tuesday, November the 9th, the second day of the state fair. This is to be known as Fraternal day at the fair. and we would request that every Odd Fellow and his family and friends set aside this day as a holiday and attend the fair during the day, and the big fraternal ball to be held in the evening at Riverside park. This ball by the way is going to be one of the greatest successes known to Phoenix. There are ten of the leading fraternities in Phoenix interested in this advance ment, and we want the Odd Fellows to show the spirit of fraternity. by help ing to make this a success. The River side park busses will run to the park that evening so there will be & way to go and return, for those not having a way of their own.
 There will be a booth at the fair grounds during the entire week for the benefit of the visitors where they may receive any information they may de sire. regarding the city, or any of the fraternities interested in this move ment. Let ever one put his shoulder to the wheel and make this day fra ternal day that will never be forgotten Do not forget the time day and th' l place.
 The first degree will be conferred or next meeting night and it is requested l that every body be on time, as Captail Harsrave will start the degree worl
 promptly at D. m.. so that everyon'
 can leave for the big fraternal ball a
 g o'clock sharp.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

much for the bears nerves. Turning, he doubled up like a ball, rolled from the cliff. landing on his back in the water fifty feet below, knocking out a huge grunt and his breath simultan- eously Recovering. he escaped before his adversary arrived.
 Question: Understand there are shooting schools established in the east where they teach the art of wing shoot ing. Is there any school of this char acter in the west? If so where would one go to be taught and what is the expense? We enjoy the Trap, Gun and Rod column, you understand the shoot ing game Dennis McMurty, Dayton, Ohio
 Answer: Several schools have been established in the east. They are usu- ally located at some summer or winter resort, are used as an attraction for guests. Annie Oakley is at Pinehurst, \. c. At Atlantic City. N. l., Pro lessor Hank Stevens has a school on Young's million dollar pier. There is no charge made for instruction. ammu : hilton consumed is the only expense You will find schools both east and west. Every reputable club is 8 school with competent instructors in charge Shooting information will be freely i'm ported, by those who know, without money and without price. Many of ths major gun clubs keep paid instruc- tors who devote their time free oi charge to beginners.
 Thanks. am glad you enjoy the Trap Gun and Rod column.
 
 Question: Is it possible to propagate and raise mallard ducks? When they are propagated do they become domes- ticated ?-Ralph Eddington. Louisville Kentucky.
 Answer: It is possible, practical ant profitable to propagate mallard ducks There is a crying demand for wild birdi since it has become impossible to pur chase wild ducks in the market. Ducks like game in Yellowstone Park. will be come accustomed to the presence o man, imbuing them with confidence il their security from harm They adap themselves to surrounding environ ments, breeding very rapidly if pro tected from crows, rats, and othe 'varmints" which evince a fondness fo young ducks or nested eggs.