Arizona republican., 1920-04-25

1 had seen. 1t had suggested itself to him that those who had entertained him had arranged movie scene for him. that the people were not here. nor the buildings, nor the marks of pro- gress-but that all of them were unreal things thrown upon the screen. It was not the first journey of Dr. Hart through Arizona He had passed through the state twice on transcon- 1 tinental trains but, not much of it had adhered to him, he added, lone does find himself intimately acquainted with Arizona after such a journey The I tribute he paid to Arizona was due, he said. also to Texas. to Oklahoma and to all the regions of the southwest he had visited.
 All these things, he said, had seemed 1 stranger to him as resident of the sedate city of Cambridge for the last A years. Cambridge. itself, was pro- gressive, the home of forceful men, but it was not the west.
 There were assembled around the tables in the Hotel Adams last night 1 150 men of Phoenix and vicinity to pay l honor to the distinguished member of l the faculty of Harvard. Many of them were Harvard men. But the hosts of Dr. Hart were the members of the Loyal Order of Moose. The churches of Phoenix were well represented as we'll as was the business and profes- SlOIdi iile oI lHe ciIy.
 '. was after 10 o'clock when Governor Campbell, who had entertained Dr. and Mrs. Hart at dinner, introduced Frank H. Swenson, past dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose, who extended greeting to the honored guest on behalf of not only the order, but of the community Dr. Hart, in replying, remarked upon the double introduction. His position reminded him of a small bank check which bore upon it's back the names of so many endorsers that the cashier might well give thought to the soundness of check which required such voluminous assurance that it was good.
 Then Dr. Hart entered upon his en- comium of the southwest which he en- Ifvened with many humorous stories Arizona" he said, s'has made greater progress in the last 10 years than in all the past centuries and 1t Is just be- ginning to go ahead.
 The "Second section" preceded by the first. with a green tail light was the more important a description of the great institution of Mooseheart, of which the speaker is a governor and which could have originated only among men banded together in spirit of not only mutual heipfulness. which in 8 sense. is self-helpfulness. but in spirit of helpfu1ness to all. to people whom thev have never seen and never may see. That was the spirit of Moose heart where orphan children are taught the lessons of life: where they are given confidence in themselves and faith in men. It was through this educational end of the Loyal Order of Moose that the sneaker had become a member of the order. He had been attracted to this work of the Moose before he had been interested in the order. The address l of Dr. Hart was concluded a little be- l fore midnight
 He will be heard again this after l noon at 2: 30 o'clock in memorial serv- 1 ices of the order at the new Odd 1 Fellows hall. Generally throughout the 1 country these services were held on | April H. but on account of the coming ! of Dr. Hart they were postponed until :. today.
 Following will be the order of | exercises:
 Memorial Program
 Funeral March ..---....-. Beethoven
 Prof J. wendan Jones 0Dening of lodge .-........ Dictator | Prayer Prelate | Hymn -----.. Nearer My God to Thee l
 Sung by entire congregation RemarKs ..--.-.- s.-.-.-..... :. Dictator
 John R. Jones. ". Ward Davies. John |
 B. Lodwick, R. J. Jones. Accompanist 1
 Prof. J. Wendail Jones.
 Remarks ............... Past Dictator | Violin solo
 Misses Elizabeth and Eugenia
 Natucki
 sOpen the Gates of the Temple"
 John R. Jones
 Grafton ..... Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart |
 Mooseheart Governor
 Closing of ledge
 Members of the Harvard alumni of | which university he is professor of his tory, met Dr. and Mrs. Hart at the station yesterday morning on their ar- rival and escorted them to the Hotel | Adams, where an informal reception was held. Members of the local lodge of Moose, of which order Dr. Hart has | taken great interest, were present at | the reception to meet the man who has done so much for the success of Moose heart, the great home Of that order at dren of former Moose members are reared and educated.
 Accompanied by delegation of Moose and Harvard alumni. pr. and Mrs. Hart motored to Chandler, where they were warmly greeted by the ma yor of Chandler and by a large number of citizens. During the afternoon an open air meeting was held in tlse park to enable the people to greet the distin- guished visitors. Fl
 Returning to Phoenix, Dr. and Mrs. Hart were dinner guests of Governor and Mrs. Campbell, after which Mrs. Hart was the guest of honor at a re- ception at the Campbell home, while pr. Hart was rendered a banquet at the Hotel Adams.
 This afternoon Dr. Hart will deliver the memorial address at Odd Fellows hall to which the public is invited. Dr. and Mrs. Hart will depart this evening. They are on their way to Honolulu, pr. Hart enjoying his first vacation in 20 years.