The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10
Quaker City and Local
Elks in Battle of Gaiety

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week. ssvcnty-five autos We're used
yesterday IN showing the y~iEitoss
about the city.
Mrs. Billie Derr. one OF the mem
berH OF tho party. spent much OF hc-
time yesterday taking moving pictures
Of b city, the club. station n mesa.
These pictures which she took will
be shown In the movie houses Of l...s
Angeles and EASTERN cities.
One OF the special trains o, gha
Elka Yesterday carried "a moving pic
tura show car. In which the d~-fesa.es
may sec pictures each day: a car with
. dance floor n "a printing press. A
little booklet entitled The Elks'
Bugle" Is printed each day on tho
train and copies OF II sent TO the r,ii-
IN philadelphia. The booklets tc:- o.
the Delegates activities along thu
rout" from day 70 dav.
The second section ~ Elks yes,er.
day was IN charge Of Capt. E..Ai
Bartlett and Lieut.. r.. a. Bittong sad
the third section was in charge nf
George Wohensmith and Capt. Furey
Ellis. George = Ingram and Bort
Mccue. a theatrical producer. were
also In the party. Exalted Ruler
Grakeiow was In charge Of the entire
party and the first special
stop roslay AZ canyon.
Louis \. Goldsmith. past cNaitol
ruler and chairman Of the "Ou 10 Lon
Angeles committee of the lodge. Wis
second In command. Il was Lou
Goldsmith who made P~hilldciphla'
trip TO Chicago as successful lust
year. q the members say thnt this
years trip is just as complete. ale
though even larger. aud longer.
Tn" trip 81 the Philadelphia lodge
IL the largest undertaking of its kind
aaAAm m.H- 49, AW..H I'D. a.
u She largest movement from one
side Of thsi continent to the other. eN-
cept for military movements which
occurred during the world wur The
members are 10 appear Ia the annual
parade in Quaker gurb. az viii theiI
wives ana daughters who accompany
them.
seven hours Of Sunday Will boz
spent ~ the party In Grand Canyon.
where luncheon win be- served al 81
ToNaf hotel at noon.
In all more than 80 stops are o.
be made on thu 5000 miles trip Part
OF the lodge VIII return Immediately
after the convention. More thtI
half Of h delegation viii return %
philadelphia through the CANADIAN
Rockies and will be out - days.
one Of the chief member OF ia,
parts WAS T.. j. Cattell, Philadelphia
Grand Old Ma u OfutoIy." tattcl
IL knuSn throughout the country 20.
one OF Philadeiphia's chief booster.
The speakers party OF the lodE'
was made up of Exalted Rule
Grakel0W, Baby Member Cattoll
three judges OF the courts OF PIMA
delphia and the head of the Penn
%aylVanla Morkmsn's Compensation
board, Harry a. Mackoy, a state Vi
fetal whose decisions have ucs,
been oYerruled by the state supr,m.
court The three judges are John N
Patterson. Of the cUmmou plea
court, and Eugene G. B0nulwell ant
Utiey crane. Of the municipal court
Tickets for the trip were Nv
yards long. Altogether there viii D.
~. 800 meals serve "a route at
cost Of approximately $4,000. TIN
meals on the Santa &c railroad uluu
will cost about 10000. ON tN
southern Pacific $4,000 viii De- sp,I.
Tor meals ana the same amount val
be handed to the Canadian IHrln
tor s%ustrnanc" Tor the inner mar
The largest hotel ban win be- 900 Scat
he. where 1000 meals VIII Doe sets
To- the lodge.