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many of the homes are English II
their typa of architecture.
The fashionable street in the heart
Of London" in which much OF the
action in "a Message From Mars"
Bert LytelPs new picture, OCCURS. was
erected" in the huge armory Of the
Sth Defense Command in New York
city.
Arthur Somers Roche. author OF
Uneasy Street" is at Hollywood.
Calf. preparing mystery stories Of an
entirely new variety for Metro stars.
it is stated.
Gareth Hughes will not yield to HIS
desire to play Hamlet" fer the
present. having just signed long
term contract with Metro for higher
effort in the movies. Soon after be
was loaned to Lasky for the titie feIe
in The Sentimental Journey"
John Fleming Wilson. author Of
"Uncharted Seas" is aiding in the
Lake is to be starred.
Nazimova 10 said to have iaSulged
herself in the luxury Of earicaturine
picture. "Madame Peacock" she had
been criticised for exaxgerated -pes-
lures and the like. aI:her excuse
was the foregoing
Lure of Youth. new Metro pie
ture. 10 based on the story OF . weM-
ans sacrifice to help youth eherish
its illusions and man Of the werld
who 10 purified ara upiifted By her
example. The east includes Cleo
Madison. William Conklin. Gsreth
Hughes and william Cartwright.
Universal announces changes Of
name in its pictures, as follows; "Thf
Orchid" to Beautifully Trimmed
Risky Rusiae esq to The FifR Flap
per" and "Out of the Sunset" t. '"The
Torrent"
Grant Mckay. who will be seen with
Gladys Walton in The Flip F3aDper
was for two years accompaDist TOT
Nine Melba on her concert tours.
Buried Treasure" Marion Davies
latest Cosmopolitan picture. from the
r. Rritten Austin story. 10 payehjc In
theme and Sounds q ppta OF yttncQR-
nation from the stoae age to the pres
emit day.
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Naughty, Naughty"

The Folly Theater today and AL
this week will present Naughty,
Naughty a new buraesque oMexlnG
by Irons and Clamage, with a Lot 9f
original scenes, and many laush-mak-
ing incidents. The book was written
by Arthur Clamage. The east Ia
cludes Sam Mitchell. an eccentric
comic: Maurice La Vine, Eddie Miller
Al. Kimble. Harold Blodgett and ErAie
Johnson, with Leona Fox. prima
donna: May Hamilton. sauhretts
Louise Stewart. ingenue; the -Four
Harmony Boys, an exceptional quar-
tet, and a chorus of twenty girls, Rfhe
figure in attretive dances. sing tqne-
full numbers. and wear handsome COS
tunes
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wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Mount Vernon Camp. - William
Schonberger will hold the purse
strings of Mount Vernon Camp for
another year. having been re elected
banker at the annual election last
Thursday night. All of the old guard
will continue in their present offices
during 1891.
Mount Vernon 10 trying to change
it's meeting night, SO as not to con-
dict with the dates of Elm Camp
and Ok. A big evening is to be
helA Soon. when all the Woodmen OF
Washington are to be invited.
Oak Camp.-Past Consul Com
mander Stott Is going to South Amer
lea to organise the constabulary in
Honduras. He has already resigned
his position as lieutenant of police
in Washington. 81
Tuesday evening the Boosters waa
meet for the nominations of officers
for 1881. Reports will ba made on
the plans for the reception OF visiting
Voodmen IL Washington March 4.
Proposed amendments to the oonsti-
tuition Of the club will be acted upon
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KNIGHTS OF pYrH1As.

Amaranth Lodge will hold a get-to-
gether and roll call meeting tomor-
row evening. officers for the ensuing
term will be elected Chancellor Com,
mander Payne has provided an Off
cial emblem gold button for members
who have Joined the lodge during the
present official term. and Grand Chan
ceiior Yates will make the presenta-
ton.
Century Decatur Lodge will confer
the page rank tomorrow evening. An
appropriation was made at the last
meeting Of the lodge. for the near
The knight rank ceremonial was
conferred in Webster Lodge Tuesday
evening. Paul H. Levy of Ohio VAL
ley Lodge. No. 30. Of Wheeling, w.
Va, was among the visitors.
|, The important meeting Of the week
was held for the consolidation Of SYRIA
cusians and Equal lodges Friday
capacity. Following the consolidation
ceremony the page rank was confer
red on class of twenty-five candi-
dates.
The present officers of Syracusians
Lodge, No. 10. are: Chancellor COM
mander. Myron H. Adams: vice chan
cellor. c. F. Grouse; prelate. Harry
u. AHul6s master OIL WORK, w. y. Glenn
ents; keeper of records and seal. S. NJ.
Pearson (now ending his fifteenth
year in that office); master Of finance,
w. E. Garlick: master of exchequer,
Albert Kahlert (now completing his
seventeenth year in that office); mas
C. X. Phillips; inner
guard. e. T. Negosta; outer guard, w.
Dargie, and trustees. w. Dargie. J. w.
Cherry and William Zis.
d. Lodge Hill, who has been out Of
the city for several years in the gov
eminent service. visited Grand Lodge
headquarters Tuesday evening to
meet his former fraternal associates,
Mr. Hill served several terms as
grand trustee and IL expected to re-
new his activities in the order and
particularly in Calanthe Lodge.
Grand Chancellor Yates is eompii-
ing his annual repert for the Feb
ruary sessio4.6t the Grand Lodge. The
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Partisan Whifl."

name, at one time one q the most pop
ular comedians OF the Columbia bur.
1esque circuit. now one of Its succasstul
producers. brings his "Paristan Whirr
Company to the Gayety Theatsr this
week, in a new musical cumefty, The
Cafe Chantant," in two acts ava -
scenes, reproducing the famous gambling
rooms at Monte Carlo and the equally
renowned Chantilly race track, iA Paris.
The production Is built along arixieai
lines and creates lasting impressi9n
with it's wealth of novelties. Ths cast
includes Billy Watson. Billy Spencer
(the original ''Grogan") and Edgar Blk
ley, with Roy Burke. Frank HRnsCpm.
Mabelle Courtney. Anna Armstrong And
Patsy Aver. A chorus CT the Watson
beauty standard Ia feature. Az extra
feature will be a sensational musical act
by Martini Sanai.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HI
BERIANS.

Division No. 2. Ladies' Auxiliary,'
Monday night elected the following
officers: President, Miss A. Murphy;
vice president. Mrs. M. Squiers; re-
cordfng secretary, Mrs. M. Griffin;
financial secretary, Mrs. NJ. Clements;
treasurer, Miss b. McGinness; mis-
tress alarms, Miss X Crowley; sen
tinel. Miss Annie Ready; chairman
standing committee Mrs. NJ. O'Calla-
han; chairman sick committee. Mrs.
Nelson; chairman Irish history. Mrs
Robert Barrett 81
At the January meeting a social
will follow the business.
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KNIGHTS OF coLBMBys.


More than sixty members Of Keane
Council received the third fegree
last Sunday afternoon. The G1ee Club
is preparing a special program for
the near future. The Chrstmas tree
party will be held December 20 for
the members, their families and
sembly will be held New Year eve
at K. c. Hall. =
Washington General Assembly will
give a Fourth Degree ball Wednes-
day, February 2. in the hall Of ma
tions. at the Washington Hotel The,
full committee of arrangements will
meet tomorrow night.
Faithful Navigator Michael ID.
Schaefer has accepted an invitation
from Baltimore General Assembly to
Washington Councils annual Christ.
mas party, under the direction OF
the lecturer. Ed J. Repetti- will be
held at the hall on Wednesday night.
Carroll Council Tuesday evening.
following its business meeting, win
have a Christmas party for all MEM
bers. Several prominent speakers
have been invited and the annual
distribution of turkeys and gifts TO
members will take place. saturday
evening a basket ball game Will be
followed BY dancing.
Word has been received that a
So, 0o0. 900 clubhouse for the knights
f, of Columbus is to be erected in New
York city as headquarters for the
New York chapter. on n site on 5oth
street. The new home is to be financed
by the chapter as distinct from the
national body and to provide quar-
tiers for the forty-two councils in
| Manhattan. The order has now a
chain of 500 ciubhouses.
Washington Chapter Wednesday
evening completed arrangements for
it's annual Christmas tree party for
the orphan children OF Washington.
Every local institution has been in
vited to send the children to the hall
Of the Church of the immaculate
Conception Sunday afternoon. Decem-
| Der rs, where the distribution OF
gifts will take place. The Boy Scout
! Band had been invited to entertain
the children and Boy Scout ushers
are to be provided.
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where an elaborate banquet was
! served.
washington Centennial Lodge will
present the NJ. NJ. degree Tuesday
r. Hoover recently entertained the
degree team at dinner at Harvey's. at
which time the annual election took
place. Patrick Henry Mccarthy was
elected captain OF the team for the
coming year; George Swift. lieutenant,
and John Lippard. secretary. Many
new members were added to the team.
Addresses were delivered by Past
Masters Jason Waterman and Leonard
r. steuart, following which the mas
ter thanked the members for their
i.oyaity and splendid work in behalf Of
Latimer B. Slime, one of the most ac-
tive workers in the lodge. died De-
Past Grand Monarch n. 8. Schmid,
chairman Of the Riddles Christmas en-
tertainment Of Kailipolis Grotto, an
nouncss that Santa Claus will arrive
VIA atrpiane December 70 to gladden.
the hearts Of the Grotto kiddies. In
addition several entertainment fea-
lures will be provided. among them a
Punch and Judy show and dancing.
the dancing viii be exclusively for
the children and the music will be
fIrnishad by the Grotto Band.
Tne annual election OF officers will
Temple.
o. L. Ballard. who has bsen quite III,
sor several weeks. IL much Improved
ana believed to be out OF danger. 1t
10 announced he will be glad to see
such members OF the grotto 40 can
call upon him,
Hope Lodge, No. 2o--Master, Irving
y. strobei; senior warden, Leon
I'retxfslder: Junior warden, J. Will
hanson Cook; secretary, william A.
Craig. thirty fifth term: treasurer.
Harry q. Sherwood; marshal, Charles
.. Mfllar; senior deacon, Hubert New
son; junior deacon, John NJ StillweIl:
senior steward. David c. Helms: Junior
steward, Raymond H. Cross; tiler.
isaac Q. Gordon; trustee, William H.
Cross: director Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, Dr. Grant s. Barnhart:
representative Masonic board of re-
lief, James w. Brooke: REPRESENTATIVE
81. John's Mite Association, George 8.
Strobei.
Past Master Rarnhart installed the
omcers and Past Master Craig, ON be-
half OF the lodge. presented to Past
Master d. A. L. Stevens a past mas
teFs jewel.
A special communication OF Myron
M Parker Lodge, No. ~, has been
called for pm. Tuesday for the F. c
degree.
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ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-Enion. No. IL, third degree.
Observation-Disclosures No. g. degree;
Golden Rule, Ne. 81, initiatory de-
gree; Amity. No. 81, degree; Mount
Pleasant, No. %. second and third
degrees.
Observation-Disclosures, No. z. third de-
gree: Harmony, No. Q. regular de-
gree: Covenant. No. IS. second de-
gree.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10. second de-
gree: Salem, No. %, third degree.
Friday--Centrai, No. i. third degree;
Federal City, No. 20, second degree.
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(COnt1nued from Flint F1&S-l
the thigh explosive Of Jugg3ery": Frank
Willing and Dolly Jordan, pepular en-
tertainers, in "a Few Pleasant No
ments"; Brady and Mahoney. nensen-
sical navigators, in their latest screeMs,
"A Voyage on the Ocean Of JOY" And
Frank Dae and Margaret Neville. il .
clean base ball comedy skit. entteaed
After the Came"
The photoplay for the week Win -
"A Slave Of Vanity" the latest neSert-
eon-Cole super-special. starring Pauline
Frederick, the story being adapted
from the drama Iris" by Sir Arthur
Wing Pinero.
A comedy, scenic and news pictures,
with a special orchestral overture. viii
be added attractions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

Mahogany trees do not grow In
clusters. but are found scattered
throughput forests and hidden In
dense undergrowtts.
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present term. il is said. has been
very successful and his report will
show a large gain in msn1bership in
practically every lodge
Fl. J. Gasson will comp1ets with the
present term a continuous Service OF
twenty-one years as grand keeper of
records and seal. lstM -
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Cecil Lean has appeared In $50 per-
formances Of '-fhe Hue Paradis<" At
the Casino in New York; in $50 per-
formanesa of Tive soul Kiss" in New
York. and at the La Sale Theater In
Chicago in four pieces. each having
an average run Of more than 400 per-
formances. These musical plays were:
The Isle Of Spioe." 35S perfoTma uces
The Royal Chef" $50 performance
The Time, tho Place and the Girl"
i6s performances. and "The UmpiFe,"
ESQ performances.
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Current
Attractions

CONTINUED from First P.xs.l
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The Gavei Club OF Master Masons
will meet In the white parlor at the
New Ebbitt Wednesday evening at
o'clock, when q musical program and
cigars will be provided In the way
Of entertainment.
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A special communication Of East
Gate Lodge, No. 81, has been called
for Wednesday evening for the pur-
and to present the NJ. N. degree.
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williaW Nishet Pepten. mast excel.
Arch Masons of Canada. has been
called "a human dynamo" He is a
native Of Helleville, where he was
bar .s.e esut ststx seAs'E 81; - Z e
se ssecssse xt y ts Srsaaes nan q woo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

Grand Chancellor Yates is oompil-
ing his annual repert for the Feb
ruary sessid46f the Grand Lodge. The
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Arthur Somers Roche. author of
Uneasy Street is at Hollywood.
Calf. preparing mystery stories of an
entirely new variety for Metro stars.
it is stated.
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Universal announces changes Of
name in its pictures, as follows; 'The
Orchid" to Beautifully Trimmed
Risky Busines s' to The FiiR Flap
per" and "Out of the Suneet" - ~rhe
Torrent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

Buried Treasure" Marion Davies
latest Cosmopolitan picture. from the
r. Rritten Austin story. 10 payehtc In
theme and Sounds q ppta OF yttncQR-
nation from the stoae age to the pres
ent day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

Grant Mckay. who will be seen with
Gladys Walton in The Flip FlaDper@
was for two years accompaDist TOT
Nine Melba on her concert tours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

Installation Of nfiicefs wes = gala
affair in Ar9@ GhCter. No. 10. We'd
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many of the homes are English In
their typo of architecture.
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The annual New York benefit in aid
a. tha ae .eFs' fund viii take place
r. the Century TheateP tho afternoon
q. Friday JaRvory "a.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05

point on the Phoenix division of the
Santa Fe, at what IS now known as
jerome Junction. Enter: the round
house
This cid citizen which is about to
enter upon q new career in The cotton
business might. if it could talk, say
much about the unwr1tten history Of
the northern part of the state 1t would
say it has housed engines which have
hauled more high grade ore over one
of the most winding and picturesque
railroads IL the world than any other
engines. II would say its engines were
not beautiful to look upon. like main
line monsters, but it would say that
they had more pulling capacity per
square inch OF size, ana suited Padron
Clark, who was particular. It would
tell of the Glory hole rne building of
the smeiter a Jerome. of the trains OF
copper that left that smelter of the
romance of old Jerome. of it's pleasures
its hardships, it's troubles, for it would
get first hand information from the
engines as they came home to rest up
and gossip.
1t would tell about the later period
when business grew beyond the capa-
city of the old smelter and the narrow
gauge, of the building of the great
smelter at Clarkdale, with broad gauge
connection from the mine to the Santa
re farther up the line 1t would tell
of the entrance into Jerome, after many
years, of NV mining people headed by
James Douglas, of the development of
the United Verde Extension by Douglas
and other mines by new people and of
the death warrant which was served
upon the United Verde Pacific railroad
and itself They had served the old
padron Wen and We're ready to go
when their time came. like good sports.
But, as the old roundhouse might
quote: Tin death there is life" From
the guardian of the engines to the
guardian of the cotton is a long step
for an old person; from mining to ag-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
HISTORIC OLD ROUNDHOUSE To-
HOUSE COTTON IN NEW CAREER

- roundhouse at Jerome Junction
"hlch mas outlived it's usefulness there
because OF railroad changes has found
q new home at Marinette where it
VIII be used as warehouse BY the
southwest Cotton company. it was
stated at the Phoenix chamber of com
merce yesterday.
ms Il the first roundhouse ever to
pc converted into Il warehouse. The
Old rour dhouse has a history for Il
Vas vas one of the builders of Arizona.
ears ago Senator Clark of Montana
Went over the hills from Prescott to
look at a prospect which somebody
wanted to sell him He had made mil
mons in copper mines in Montana and
was looking for gold mine. Accord
ing TO one of the many stories told
ABOUT this expedition, the then Mr.
lark saw the prospect and bought
Wnat ne considered Il gold mine but
When developments revealed copper he
was much disappointed at first. He
Knew copper, however. and decided to
proceed with the white elephant"
Ihat white elephant now is what is
known as the United Verde mine one
OF the richest copper mines in the
world its ore carrying a high percent
age of gold and other metals beside
copper The golden blossoms in the
outcrops of the prospect which misled
the senator reached dova. leading the
way to an ore body 80 vast that it
startled the most conservative mining
engineers. Senator Clark to date has
made more money from the United
verde than he ever could have made
from ten gold mines, the story goes
with the developent of the United
Verde came the building of the narrow
gauge United Verde Pacific railroad to
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
PuSSYFOOT'S RELIGION
Bv Or. James l. Vance

The religious pussyfoot is a creature
whose creed is compromise. He IS
saint called Mr.. Softly Softly" He
does not desire to offend anybody. He
worshipS expediency, and his dexterity
shows itself in. a straddle,
He shivers when the preacher touch
es on living issues. He is afraid some
fat contributor may take offense and
the gate receipts languish. He be-
Iieves in sticking to the plain, simple
gospel" by which he means to homi
letfcal bromide served in medieval
phraseoIogy, and that by no stretch of
the ina gniation can be applied to pres
ent-day or present world conditions.
He can always be counted on in the
church courts to vote for inaction.
His favorfte ecclesiastical phrases are
The way is not clear" or The time
has not yet arrived lie is not pro-
gressive. You would never have got
ten him to build an ark or move from
Koran or walk on the water or attempt
anything calling for faith and courage
and daring.
Neither is he a conservative, for he
does not want to take sides. He lacks
the decision OF determination. All he
wants to do is just to sit on the fence
and not antag onize anyobdy.
He is a flaccid soul belonging to the
mollusk type. He has activities, but
they are galvanized. like the activities
OF the nlnd legs Oh a ueau frog unueK
the influence of an electric current.
The pussyfoot can make a noise, but
he would not make a disturbance. He
has spine. but it is made of spaghetti.
He belongs to the order of sainthood
that is fond of going to Heaven when
it dies Religion with him is largely a
future world proposition.
II you want to clean up a town, don [
cal on the pussyfoot. If you want to
raid hell in your community. leave the
pussyfoot out. If you have a program
that needs militant Christianity. all
you will get from the pussyfoot is a
cat-call.
In politics, pussyfooting is a crime;
in religion it is a blasphemy.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05

Probably the most interesting ex-
bimit in the great new war museum
that was opened at the Hotel des In
valides. in Paris, is a map presented
to the French by Marshal Foch. The
chart was taken from the marsha1s
headquarters where it was Used daily
during the final four months of the
war A steadily advancing blue line
represents the sectors in which the
American contingents daily advanced.
The map bears Marshal Fochs sigma
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
GERMAN PIGEONS
HAVE NEW HOME

SEATTLE-Two carrier pigeons,
messengers in the war, have been
given a home at the zoo here. The
pigeons still wear the leg bands OF the
German army. They were taken from
a loft by Sergeant William Schoenfeld,
Seattle newspaper man, who brought
them home and gave them to the city.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05
FUNERAL" BECOMES
FRANTIC ELM RUM

CLEVEL AND-Police watched the
motor hearse wait for midnight train
from Pittsburg. The coffin" three
men carried to the hearse was nearly
square, Two more collins" Police
in their car followed the hearse. The
hearse driver saw them. After a long
chase the ''coffins" containing 141
quarts of whisky were captured.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05

ricuiture IS a far cry striking con
trast. But the old roundhouse will
make good in cotton and serve the
company as Loyalty as it did the padron
of the mines who built we'll and opened
the WAY for others.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-05

ture, dated November II, 1918, the day
tkc armis tice was signed,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10

EI exito Iisonjero que ha al
canzado ell .EncicIopedico' en-
Puerto Rico Sc hace palpabIe
con la Iista de las personas que
Sc han apresurado a darnos sus
ordenes por una collection de
esta obra, y las cuales, por su
importancia social, professional 0
mercantil, son la mejor reco-
mendacdon que puede presentar
ell "EncicIopedico" en su favor.
Basta leer la reIacion de los
diversos conocimientos o. ramas
del saber que encierra la obra
para coIocarIa en- ell sitio mas
prominente de una Biblioteca;
basta darse cuenta, que eI sea
ciclopedico" es ell 'Libro para
todos" para Que cada uno bus
que en- sus paginas los asuntos
que le interesan y reconozcan en-
la, obfas ell mas habil y exacto
consultor, declarando que, ell
'Enciclopedico" es la sin par
ENCYCLOPEDIA por exceIencia, la
unica compIeta en- castelIano y
ell diccionario mas autorizado
del idioma.
! Esta edicion revisada, que te-
nemos ei honor de presentar al
publico de Puerto Rico, Sc ha
enriquecido con numeroso mate
rial completamente nuevo, con
anapIios APPENDICES y muItitud
de iaminas. Es una nueva edi-
ci6n especialmente hecha para la
America latina, y con ella Sc
concede los observation-disclosures
eI Iugar que les corresponds en-
una obra de tan colossal irnpor-
tancia. Puede decirse, que es la
dnica en- su genero, no soiamen-
te porque es compIeta, sino por
la justicia que hace a la Ame-
rica-Iatina.