The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-05
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Ali over the United smtoa tomor row and in Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippine Islands. memheTs of the Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks will gather to pay tribute to their absent brotbors And it is 90 in Alaslsa
 In the cities and tewns of the Unit ed States where tho Eiiss lodges reign as a power in social iraternal and civic life. lho mon Of purpic will hold their annual memorial eXercises. On trains and boats briel exercises will be held by those members of tho order who will be unable to attend the regular servicos ol their home lodge.
 There la an Elk motto that ncvor fails of exempliiication. t ia: "Liy- lng or dead. an Elk is never forgottenr never forsasen." Tho lodges Of sad ness' that win conyeno tomorrow bear testimony to the truth of the adage.
 The Exerelse Hers.
 Juneau Lodge No. 42o, wiH hold pub- lie exercises in Elks hall at S.30 o'clole tomorrow evening Charles D. Gar. field one Of tho earliest mambers of this lodge. will deliver tho eulogy John B Marshall wll make the me- morlal address Rituolistic service VIII be conducted by sle officers or fhn fodre nud bN tHs rontl aud file Of the members. The Elks orchestra also sin take part in Che program.
 4 attlng musical program has been arranged by ". E. Nowen lifelons member of the lodge
 Sweet and Low" Arnby's beautiful trio wll be sung by Miss Crystal Snow. Mrs. Hugh P erowther Mrs. L " Woodford, Mrs H L Fauik- ner. Mrs Charles D. Garfield and Mrs. George M. simphns. accompanied by Miss Alice Margrie pianiste.
 Mrs. Crowtber win also sing solo, Angels Saenade," by Bragar ac. companiod by Miss Margrie. piano and by Mr. Nowell violin.
 Harry T. Fisher, Baritone will sing "Out of the Deep by Marks. Clos ing servicec win be conducted by the lodge.
 No. 420's Officers.
 The officers of the Eiks here are George F. Forrest exalted ruler; Dr. ". D. Mulhollan esteemed leading knight; Allen Shatuck. esteemed loy- al knight: Robert ,, cragg, esteeemed lecnring knight Harry l. Lucas sec. cretary; Ray D. Wilson treasurer; ". R. Garster. tilor; J. T.. Gray, inner suard; Harley ). Turner esquire' Claude Ericson, chaplain and Harry A. Bishop, Guy McNaughton and Angus Mackay, trustees.
 The memorial committee consists of Claude Ericson chairman, Wallis I George and H J. Turner assisted by W. E. Nower of the musical features.
 Forty in Death Liat
 Forty members of the lodge have died in the sixteen years that the luusg uao ueCA 9A a'ttAN-- m Q, --- .-' ''' The names of tho departed members are familiar Co most of the people who live here. Tho list is as follows.
 Mark Cohen. Matt Laughlin, f v. Shuck D. Lockwood, John N Bean. John Matthews. Harry West Ak. Delaney Charles Erickson. Drank A. Cook J. F Hamilton, Chas s. All son. Morris C. orton. John Edward Brooks, W. D. A. smart Fred c. Bronson. M Fl. Wagenhoim, D. R Chaney Henry (. Pope. ohlin H. Ad- sit X P. Swineford, George R Fenz, John olds. John Dimond, Fred T.. Steward, E. R. Cray Franz s. Moore Chas w. Babbagei William A. 0.Neih Ii 70 Casebolt Anton J. Amnndson Alfred J. Daley, Alex Nadeau ]. w.. Doran, Walter S. Coutant 2. B. Rob inson, Harry Malone. William F Gil. mour zimro S. Moore. Jas R. Whip. pie
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