Arizona republican., 1920-01-20

paid up for the year. that is the 3l credited, q payment Of 1920 dues to the amount of S1.50 each will be made to the state organization. For those be- longing. and who joined after the 3l, a payment of s will have to be made to the state headquarters. H. H. Wrenn and Steve Branaman were appointed 10 get the money from the new members for their 1920 dues. Several others were appointed to collect any money from members that had been over looked by the committee. In other words. no chances are being taken on man getting away without paying.
 Charles Donnelly will be transferred to this post from the Hayden post. The committee on entertainment appointed at the last meeing and represened Tuesday night by R. G. Alexander. re- ported that they had decided on dance to be held on Washington's birthday. February p. This was well thought of by the members. but it was the sense of the meeting to hold an cntert& inment at some earlier date, and a committee consisting of D. A. Little, Ralph Lane. Charles Donnelly and Ii. Fl. Wrenn was appointed to handle this matter. Tentative plans for this en- tertainment have been worked out, but will not be ready for publication until next week. A committee of three. headed by F. A. Brock, with Louis Diehl and Martin Baldwin as assistants was appointed to arrange a program for an athletlc night to be held some time prior to the 22d of February.
 Thursday night Florence Lodge No. 30. I. O. O. F., installed officers for the ensuing term as follows: F.. H. Suggs. post noble grand; ]. F.. Paquin. noble grand; NJ. B. Morrison, vice grand; Chas. P. Mason. secretary; E. Q. Devine. treasurer. Ernest Garner, district deputy grand master of Hay
 len. was the installing officer. He was assisted by A. H. Hargrave. acting dis
 nict deputy grand marshall; C. C. Powell. acting district deputy granu warden: B. F. Thum. acting district deputy grand secretary, and Dugald Stewart. acting district deputy grand treasurer The appointive officers were A. l.. McCann, and Dugald Stew art. acting district deputy grand treas urer. Following the installation. sew eral speeches were made by visiting brothers from Hayden and then fol- lowed an oyster supper, oysters being served fried. raw and stewed- The annual report read by the secretary showed the lodge to be in excellent financial condition and that it had forty eight members in good standing. 1
 Dr. Elsoe Schildwachter. who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Treat, for the. past month. has decided to locate 1 here permanently and will open her dental office February.
 Jack Redmond has resigned his pos | ition captain of the yard at the 1 state penitentiary and has left for Bis | bee. where he will accept position | with Colonel John Greenway. Charles | DOnnelly will be the new yard captain |
 Chamber of Commerce Meets
 The chamber of commerce met in bi- weekly session last Wednesday noon 1 with IS members present at the lunch. | The hotel committee asked further | time in which to report on their pro- gross and their report was continued | until next meeting. The chamber went | on record as in favor of national high 1 ways The matter of attending the good roads convention at Tucson on the 18th of this month came up. The |