Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-14

leave the Shelter City at 10 a. m. At the same hour the Bis5ee com mittee will meet at the Elks' home. At 11:15 this committee will be at the station to meet the visitors upon arrival of their train and escort Che parade to the clubhouse, where there will be a reception for Elks and their ladies from the time of their arrival Wl 1:30.
 At 1.30 all Bisbee Elks and visit ing brothers are expected to be at the home to receive small flags for the lappel They will then form in line to march to the Orpheum The ater The line of march will be down Main street First in line will be the Ninth Cavalry band, the officers of the two lodges marching side by ] side. the Douglas members and the Bisbee No 671 It is expected that there will be nearly 800 in line.
 At the theater the following pro- gram will be rendered l Processional March. "Konigs Haul
 serin ............... Ralph Leonard
 Orchestra
 Star Spangled Banner ...........
 Orchestra. Introductory Exercises .............
 Officers of Both Lodges Prayer .........E. M Cox Chaplain I"Columbia the Gem of the Ocean,.
 Officers and Members. Reading Flag Day.................
 Bro. J NJ. Ball Violin Solo, serenade, Widor.....
 ...............t. t........Mr Burns Altar Services, Building the Floral
 Bell ......... Officers Both Lodges Song "Auld Lang e'..........
 Officers Both Lodges Elks Tribute to the Flag.......
 Bro Fred A. sutter |"Pariotic Airs .......... Orchestra Recitation, "The Flag That Betsey
 Made ..... .Misa Jeanette Newman Musical Selections ................
 Ninth Cavalry Band Patriotic Address ...............
 Bro Albert M Sames Song, America. ............. Officers, Members and Assemblage 1 IRecessional March ................
 Ninth Cavalry Band
 Following the services there will be lanother reception for all Elks and for the ladies at the home, which will last until 1t is time for the departure lof the train which is scheduled to lpull out from the Bisbee station on |its return trip at 8 o'clock sharp
 The following are the officers of the two lodges and the committees:
 Exalted Ruler-Bisbee, A. M. | Shock; Douglas, w. M Smith.
 Esteemed Leading Knight Bisbee. D. C. Hicks; Douglas s c Doweil.
 Esteemed Loyal Knight Bisbee. D. IW Beddow; Douglas, E. s. Finlay.
 Esteemed Lecturing Knight-Bis bee. Charles s Bear Douglas T. A. Cowan
 Secretary -Bisbee. G O. Rhodes; Douglas, M s. Stanley.
 -Bisbee. John II. Watson; Douglas, l. B. Ward.
 Esquire Bisbee. l.. s. Davenport; Douglas, J. II. Calvert
 Tiler- Bisbee. Edward King Doug las. C. F. Hansen.
 Chaplain -Bisbee D. M. Cox; Doug las, R. F. Claiborne.
 Inner Guard -Bisbee. M A. Deane Douglas, J B Murchison Trustees -Bisbee, L J. Overlook sam Frankenberg, l.. R Bailey. Doug las, W. de H. Washington Frank w. ? Doan and James II East Flag Day Committees -Bisbee, F. l M Cox Dan Twomey Thomas Blair J. M. Silverthom, G. O. Rhodes Rich ard Bretherton, R. IT, Locke. Fred R Reynolds, Ben Frankenberg. E. w Beddow J. R. Norcross and J. P } Hodgson. Chairman, Joseph II . Gray
 Flag Day Committee Douglas, II A. Gerstenker. F. $. Finlay T. A. } Cowan and M s. Stanley Chairman { D. B. ONein
 3 Ladies Reception Committee-Mrs { F. A. Nathan, Mrs c O. Rhodes, Mrs ] lThomas Blair Mrs. J. RI Silverthorne land Mrs Charles 8. Bear