Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-29
TUCSON SENDS LIST OF DELEGATION FOR
 BIG ELkS' REUNION
Old Pueblo Has Big Delega- ton Scheduled to Come to Bisbee April 6 to 8. Local Committees at Work.

Tucson's list of delegates and alter mates to the convention and reunion of the Arizona Elks which will be held here April 6-s was received Sun day by the secretary of the Reunion Association. This list does not in clude the Exalted Ruler and the Past Exalted Ruler who are members oi the association without the requisite of being chosen as delegates and by no means represents the attendance that expects to be here from the Old Pueblo.
 Tucson has always sent the largest representation to the Arizona Re union meetings of any of the lodges in the state. They come attired in white duck trousers, blue coat and white hats with purple bands and al ways make their presence known, at least such was twice the case in Phoe- nix and once at Globe. With Bisbee nearer and more conveniently reached, a delegation larger than ever before sent out is promised and expected.
 The Tucson delegates to the Elks State Reunion are William Armstrong. Dan Brewster, Harry r. Bryant, Press Bancroft, s. G. Bailie. A. D. H. Barr, George Danis, ". C. Dodge, Ben C.. Euler, R. E. Fishburne, Charles F. Eoxrlar Tobp EIas1o1 s-tl,r.- T IJo-,~ ton. Julian Johnson. S. E. Lannis, Robert E. Lee. Gladstone Mackenzie. J. F. .Mackay, George c. McLemmon and Joe l. McCrossin. The alternates are E. P Adams, c. A. Ballentine, Jr, J. S. Barlow, V. c. Condron. W. c. Elliott, Harry Garyerick, Henry H. Haas, Ralph l. Harbison, Charles L. Hardy, John z. Howe, T. R. Hollow ell, Alonzo Haley, John Jenkins, John Jund, Frank E. Kendall, E. M. Mather Edward L. Mix, Harry Mosslander, Frank McCaffery and>a. c. McIlroy. Exalted Ruler WilIford Sullinger, Esteemed Leading Knight Reilly, Past Exalted Rulers F. M Dickerman and Cress and Secretary oscar L. Pease are some of the other Tucsonians who have stated they will surely make the Bisbee trip.
 The publicity committee of the Bisbee lodge is having printed posters the size of this page of the Review that blazon and set forth some of the attractions that will be offered to the visitors. It states that the sessions will be the busiest and most import ant that the Association has ever held but that business will not be permitted to interfere with pleasure. One of the greatest and most attractive or the drawing card features presented is the reception, banquet and dance that will be given in the Shattuck Cave and others are sightseeing trips over the mountain boulevard to Tomb stone and to Douglas and it's smelters, to the battlefie.5s at Naco and Agua Prieta and underground through the mines, open air dances, a ball at the home, grand parade and special fea- lures and entertainments for the ladies of the visiting parties. An in vitation to others than delegates is cordially extended with the announce ment that all Elks. their wives and their families are to be royalty wei comed.
 Although Fl Paso is not an Arizona lodge and hence cannot participate in the business meeting, an invitation to join in the attendant festivities will be extended to it and its members and numerous delegation from the Pass City is expected.