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764 Chapter 9 - Masonic and Anti-Masonic Literature 'Sometimes I have to deal with drunks and so I have to prove horizontals and adjust uprights while fixing them on their proper bases, then we all part in harmony.' 1903 The following joke deals with the mosaic pavement or checkered floor of a Masonic lodge, which has alternating black and white squares representing good and evil. It mentions another checkered symbol, the chessboard: "An eccentric chess champion came into lodge with white slippers. 'Sorry,' he apologized, 'I thought I was on the white squares tonight.' " 1904 We have selected the following joke since it employs both racism and the Masonic custom of voting by casting balls, black balls rejecting and white balls electing the candidate. The joke mirrors a conversation among two colored men. The cliché that black is the symbolic color of evil and white of purity and goodness is reversed in this case: White Balled 'Am it true dat Rastus Johnsing done got black-balled when he tried toe git 'lected in you' golf club?' - 'No, sah; he done got white balled. Black ball is what 'lects a gemmen in ouah organization.' 1905 The last two jokes on Masonic customs concern the Masonic fire, which is the table ceremony of toasting and clapping the heavy-bottomed glasses on the table in a prescribed rhythm. Since "firing" is a technical term (cf. Sections 5.3 and 6.7), these jokes are understandable only by Freemasons. The first joke makes fun of a waiter who thinks his hearing aid does not work right because he hears funny gaps when the Masons are clapping - which is normal, of course. The second joke refers to a Masonic "battery," i.e. the rhythmical clapping of hands as a sign of honor. A sergeant orders "rapid fire," but since the gun men are Freemasons they misunderstand him and clap their hands instead of shooting. 1903 Buchanan, p. 61. 1904 Ibid, p. 70. 1905 Pettibone, p. 67. 1906 Buchanan, p. 98. Masonic fire A newly engaged restaurant waiter complained to his doctor that the hearing aid he had fitted was faulty. 'In what way?' asked the doctor. 'It seems to come on and off mostly when I am at work, because when I listen to those masons [sic] clapping after a speech, it sounds very uneven, there are funny gaps in it.' 1906
Chapter 9 - Masonic and Anti-Masonic Literature 765 Quick fire A sergeant ordered 'Rapid fire' and three riflemen clapped their hands. 1907 We shall finish our analysis of Masonic jokes with three strip cartoons. 1908 The first one makes fun at the cabletow, pretending that its noose is put around a Mason's neck to force him to do or say what is expected of him. The second joke refers to the Masonic youth order for boys, stating that the DeMolays have a long way to go until they are Masons. The third patch deals with a Masonic apron misused. 1907 Ibid, p. 111. 1908 Pollard, p. 90, 50, 20. 1. Masonic threats 2. Masonic youth order DeMolay
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