The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-17
KETCHIKAN AN
 ELK TOWN
Lodge No. l429 Instituted in First City December 8 With
 Promising Prospects

Ncns hHu WIlh the members wh have ieufteI from other lodges au. One new members there win hc io' .trrtcr members ot One kctchlkai organization.
 Following Che work ot Initiation and institution. fhc officers who ar. Co serve mu Che regular cicctIo. reyI Ar.I wore installed After th regular business meeting .he mcm ben. wont lo tbc secoud floor of th' new u..smm building where han euet was served Che Poodle Do. GuH ut0nue Hero. .u addition C. he r.n... Che Ebs enjoyed au cNccl I.rt musical program by the orghcs tra cor...Iul ot Miss Gladys Wha.y Miss Joss. sootl J N Car Law romeo Erickson and Dr. R. V. Elis
 m. reuuue otaeon. an O. whom cmc from Juneau were.
 Grand EvritcI Ruler B. A Ros ue
 Grand Esteemed Leading Knight G.orec r. Forrest
 Grand Este.meI Loyal Knight w U Kirk.
 Grand Esteemed Lec-w.us Nn.rhi G.0-e. Y. ch.mherhu
 Grand Secretary Dudley d. Allen Grand Chaplain Olk olson.
 Curl Esquire Frank Mc,calf
 Gran. Inner Guard J w. Gu..er
 rn. o.0.or. Installed Cor Che Nct- rr...u loIe. vcre.
 Exalted Bu.cr w. H Patching E.emoI Loai.ue Knight " A. Peterson
 Esteemed Loyal Knight H M sa.sro..
 Esteemed Le.u.us Knight D. G. Charles
 Secretary Gcaree Woodruff
 Tr.ur.r "A. E Larson.
 rr Lawrence Erickson
 Trustee mr hrce years J R. U..tmau
 Trustee mr two years -N R. WH.or
 Trustee to- one year M J. Hu- esan.
 Forests Address
 Following m. initiation or eandI- l.. Go1rec F Forrest. past cN- nt. ruler %. Uama Loise No l4o and past dsne. deputy. al- dressed m. mol. E.ss He reminded ttem o. One record ol Ameran.sm established by che organization. and particularly during rhe war when I. backed Che Salvation Army. and of h.r feHH n combating Che uH..H.m ol tl. world.
 Tho rease- tod of a lodge Franklin No 1880. which was or ear..I u April Ia20. and which within ten minutes after i,s uaa- ton subscribed f5H000 for a new homo which was completed within year. Ue aIi he hoped chat Net- .t..r would b. able to show an equally good example
 The Banquet
 Ono hundred and aly E'ks n- rmu- Io..I members and visitors s.t down ., One banquet table which v.. presided over by Mr. Forrest as lo..tu.He- Before proceeding with h. muuue. a lashHsht photo graph was aseu
 Following Che repast Che toast- master Hr.l r.lI a telegram from Im.r L.Iee. eoHeramnuue Kot .HIE.r or .hc institution and v.sb- IrrIt ..I Th. ds,rc. deputy uas hor called upon and hc welcomed u. new members and e,ye somo .Is.. In .le membership tbe chief point. ID. which wore thlt to mako m. .Iee u..e.s au politics. rc. u..rr and i.aeHuon must bc avoid. eI u.n t.c minority ever aecept .re I. rr.. ol tn. majority as ther own conclusion
 E u..Eman n responding to m. .I.r.. ol Mr. Hosa..ic devoted nj. attention chiefly Go the aims O. kr.Hur Lodge of Che hopes h. h.. for Il Ho expressed the hop. srf Hr belief hat Franklin 1880 umH hare nothing ou KotrhItau whom 10 .amr to getting % fue hom. and tnat within a very few month. and certainly less chan two yeau
 otl.r speakers followed iu uk' strain showing Che spirit and th, determination to give KetchIkau . place whore visitors may be wcI oomeI and entertained .u a dttu- manner
 II was we'll a0ar ! o'clock thH morning whom Che hanqeut came Co am end Chronicle. Dee. O.
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