Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
BIG ELK HERD TO VISIT LITTLE ROCK More Than 100 Members of Local Lodge to Attend
 State Roundup.
BIG TIME ON THE TAPES
Pine Bluff Delegation Leaves Tuesday Morning on Special Train in Charge of AlI.EIk Crew-Urging N. J.
 Can't for President.

More than 100 Elks have already purchased tickets from the local ar rangement committee to make the trip to Little Rock to attend the annual convention of the state association, whcih meets in the capital city Tues day and Wednesday.
 The members will assemble at the Union station at S:30 o'clock. The special will leave promptly at 9 o'clock and is due to arrive at Argenta at Il o'clock. Only three stops will be made between this city and Argenta. They will be Altheimer, Sherrill and Eng land, where Elks will be picked up. On returning Wednesday, the special will leave Argenta promptly at 12 o'clock.
 An ALEX Train.
 The train will be handsomely dec- orated in the Elks' colors, purple and white and will be in charge of an all- Elk crew, composed of En gineer J. Y. Cunningham, Fireman Hugan, Con- ductor Chas. Ringler, .Brakemen Dor man and Allen.
 Upon arriving at Argenta the dele gation will be met by members from the Little Rock lodge and march to the Elks' home, where they will regis ter and receive credentials and from there march to the Hotel Marion, where suitable reservations have been secured.
 The grand parade will take place Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The formation of lodges will be on Rock street. Dudley M. Burford., will be grand marshal of the Pine Bluff dele gation and every member is expected to be in uniform and participate.
 The local members are going with the determination of electing Hon. N. J. Can't IT,, president of the state or ganization, and secure the next con vention for this city. They also expect to carry off the honors for having the largest delegation present and the prize for the best band at the conven- tion. .t.si >s
 Seibert's band of seventeen pieces will be taken along and the local members expect this aggregation to capture the first prize in this contest. The band has been rehearsing for the past month, and Professor Seibert is confident of carrying away first honors in this event.
 Pine Bluffs Delegation.
 The following is the list of delegates to the convention: w. B. Alexander, chairman; F. M. Roane, H. B. Bluthen- thai. Simon Bloom, Henry Roberts, c. M. Nichol, c. B. Murphy, Dudley M. Burford, Russell Hollis, E. J. Kerwin, n DrJ ISyn Y Brewster.
 The following will leave on special Tuesday morning: N. J. Can't IT,, w. L. Toney, Clay Stacker, Sam Knox, Dudley M. Burford, H. B. Bluthenthal Joe Fox, A. G. Levey, F. R. Bloom, Dr, B. D. Luck, Russell Hollis, wife and son; Meyer Solmson, Frank Franey, A, c. Pohl, H. H. Daily, Roy Hanf, Ben Well, C. M. Nichol, Herbert Bluthen- thal H. P. Kilgore, R. K. Wilson, H. c. Dreyfus, veo Alexander, Frank Hearn, John Pruniski, F. R. Allen, W. B. Alexander, Simon Bloom, Will Jones, Palmer Danaher, Jack Crowley Mickey Holland, J. A. Clements, Van Bloom, John Gillespie, Frank Roane, B. B. Bloom, Reese Burks, Dick Knox, Julius Leitner, w. Latzon, T. A. Hill, Will Lee, Henry Roberts, A. Murray, George B. Moore, 'Chas. Leverenz, Sterling Barrow, J. B. Hilzheim, A. F. Dreyfus, Clarence Philpot, F. Willing ham, Caesar Tomazeski, Sam Fies, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, Chas. Green, Dan Rutledge, Mike Blake, B. c. McCammon, Alex Rowell, E. J. Ker- win, John Dellmon, Harry Rosenberg, H. l.. Sternberg, Mir. and Mrs. T. Havis Nixon, Drew White, Beaurie Hut, Rob Wilkins, Earl Miles, F. c. Smart, Sol Bloom, R. l.. Byrd, Slayton Me- Gehee, John McGehee, Nate Levine, Carter Murphy, Walter Cook. w. c. Cutlend, Mir. and Mrs. J. C. White, Will Jones and party, Guy Taggart, Mack Hollis, R. L. Byrd and Miss Byrd, Mrs. Simon Bloom, Miss Fannie Hanf, James Larkin.
 The Program.
 The full program for~the convention, which was given out yesterday after noon, follows:
 Tuesday, June g, 1880 to 5 p. m.
 Meeting of all visitors to be held in lodge room of Elks' home to partici- pate in the following program:
 Call to order, A. c. Remmel, exalted ruler No. 29.
 Invocation, Henry N. Hyde.
 Music, America" audience and band.
 Address in behalf of state, Gov. Geo w. Hays.
 Address in behalf of city, Mayor Charles E. Taylor.
 Address in behalf of state associa- tion, President Thomas E. Wood.
 Music, First Regiment b?nd,
 Address in behalf of No. 29, P. E. R.. Frank VinsOnhaler.
 Response, Edgar Brewster, U. D.' U D. R.
 Music, First Regiment band.