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The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16
SULLIvANS GO TO COAST

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sullivan left
Tuesday morning for Los Angeles and
Pasadena. They had sent their car
by train TO Ashfork, and planned on
driving to the coast from there. Just
where they will locate they are not
quite certain, but it is pretty sure to
be in California and likely to be in
Pasadena, where they are financially
interested. Mr.. Sullivan's prominence
in business life here and the active
part both took in social life, together
with the popularity of both will make
them much missed by host of friends
who wish them the best Of good luck
in their new home.
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16
BATTLE-AXE

! Police Magistrate S. B. Gill
! land would like some billigsgate
! expert to tell him just what the
I term "battle axe" means when
! applied in anger by one colored
! lady to another colored lady.
The judge feels, considering
! the anger reused in the breast
: of the lady at whom the term
: was hurled, that it must mean
: something no less than awful;
but just how awful he isn't quite
certain.
Not wishing to admit himself
! entirely unequal to the emer-
gency, however, last Friday
morning he fined the lady who
: had applied the term SO, and
! imposed similar penalty on the
lady to whom the term was ap-
! piled. They had been fighting
verbally with too much noise and :
regularity and he believed the
fines might induce them to be- !
come less extravagant vocally. !
Both the "battleaxe" and the :
other lady paid.
=.
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16
PROMINENT SELLGMAN
STOCKMAN VISITS HERE

]. D. Bishop, one of the oldest "resi-
denters of the environs of Seligman,
and a prosperous steer builder, was in
Flagstaff Tuesday as a witness for
Henry Schuching, in proving up on
his homestead John Houck Of King
man was also here as witness for
Mr.. Schuching.
J. A. AYERS that prosperity has been
speaking around their especial dot on
the map during the past year and
there are big hopes of chasing him
out in the open during 1923. The
stoclanen are much pleased with the
recent snow which kissed the earth
there the other day, believing it will
coax grass roots into bloom early
this spring.
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16
PRENATAL

+ If this amt the gol-darndest,
+ C. C. Prince, manager of the
i. Flagstaff office of the Postal
+ Telegraph Co., has little single
+ comb White Leghorn hen that's
+ either natural born artist, or
= else she's been cutting up.
+ She always lays double-yolk
+ eggs. Mr.. Prince says a few
+ weeks ago she laid an egg with
+ a perfect five-point star on one
+ end. Not painted on. but sculp-
+ ted, bas-relief, you know.
+ Well, Tuesday she laid anoth-
+ er egg and on one end was a
+ hawks head, also sculpted.
+ Prince ate the egg, but kept
: the shell. Sure enough, there's
+ the hawks head.
+ Prince ascribes this latter phe
: nomenon to the fact that the
: little hen was some time ago
+ chased by hawk and almost
+ caught.
+++%+*+******%++
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16
MYABB NEW MANAGER
LOCAL TELEPHONE OFFICE

II. G. Myabb is the new manager OF
the local telephone office, to have
charge of telephone affairs here and
in Williams and Winslow, with head
quarters here. He and Mrs. Myahb
arrived from Phoenix on Saturday
and have been busy ever since look
ing for a house. They have the ap-
pearance of regular people, the KIND
Flagstaff is always glad TO nave
more of.
Douglas Gillespie, whom Mr.. Myabb
succeeds, will leave this week for
Phoenix, and will act as right-of-way
agent for the telephone company dur
ing the construction of the new line
from Phoenix to Yuma. One of the
men from the Phoenix office was here
yesterday checking Mr.. Gillespie, out
and Mr.. Myabb in on the local man
agership.
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16
COMPTON RESIGNS AS
CAMP GROUNDS BOSS

City council, Monday night, on mo-
ton of E. C. Slipher, decided to in
stall new street lights on Tombstone,
at the intersections of Florence and
Globe G. C. Compton, the efficient
superintendent of the tourist camp
grounds, rendered his resignation,
which was accepted. Someone else
will be chosen to succeed him.
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16
ROAD TO WEST BAD

Don't try to get through on the
west road unless advised at the coun-
ty supervisors office that you can
make it. The states caterpillar truck
broke down bucling a big halfsmile
drift near Bellemont and won't be
ready for hostilities again for day
or so, while both the county caterpil-
lars are busting out the road in
Black Bill Park.
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16

Recent Flagstaff visitors: Charles
X. Pishon, R. E. Thornton, Lewis
Croxton, Phil Calihan, w. S. Roodes,
F. B. Baptist, R. L. Ash, J. H. Flem-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mayabb,
Phoenix; w. L. Clarke, Winslow; Fred
Moore, Prescott; ]. D. Bishop, Sehg-
man.
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16
FLAGSTAFF STANDS FIFTH
IN BANK CLEARINGS FOR JAN

AS a financial center Flagstaff
Flagstaff stands fifth in Importance
in the state, according to report of
bank clearings for the month of jan
uary.
The figures from all cities report
ing are as follows:
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16

"Life is earnest; life is real
If you step on it with your toe
And kick it with your heel"
The Coconino sun., 1923-02-16

Additional Local News Page 3
Evening star., 1923-04-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
Continued.

UNUSUAL LIST OF BEST BUYS. .....
.s Hs % e % | ssnbs % h% Pssd | % @
cor"e? Brisk : Cheyy 5s chasss SS 500 @ built garage. fine condition
3 e , :s 'Ssa Ssn 'sa; S iss sH hardwood floors throughout
Chevy @ Snsss ss = .1 os;a
Chevy Chase. 5. c.-sa5oo.
:; $: : ] !; | IL s':'s' i' A'' ''' servants
= % r: ;: ;; s: :: = s = ' s':: $
'5 ass % s sv"as. ss 'A ' sleeping front and rear ''''
Inst Of 10Th s oa W;s :' sSss1 Se s:P soS porch garage
,"% rr @ s e' :sss @ .ss'Si @ % ne % " s %
North 1it"i cievsiand i ParF%S99so s' T:.$$ s;es'
@ " .Gs s 9 " s % @ payment @ % s and % 'A ''
T%. @ sa' sss Sleeping
Near 10Th and Park Road-s1o75o
r4,h ST. t-'s:e Near r' Rhode % isIand AVe = E$sooo
Shepherd St. Near Sth-s $500.
Columbia Road Near 14tf1s1Soo '''' ''
I'rard St West OF 14,i-s1 5000
ss% : @ S % and ss @ ah,: % / Ideal Al : % san % for '@% s front and
Brvant s st. ~ SEs6ss f:' sd5 s'' heat S' other features
sTe % r.
Kennedy % Near @ 9th Sia st@s7s5o and @ ss other features
% H @ pss se' ss % p:ss,s : " " % and bath brick A~'"" '
Street N.E-SSZ5o.
, c:: e @ a.: Hs sleep porch rear '''' ''''' floors
10Th StTes @ Shms55O Sa BRICK ana sum.r. ,n. features.
Dupont Circle Secton-S135oo.
HomesG T Pace E : Sear s PARK | &C It 81; g 30 deep
brick: hv@
alley: garage
OS'o S9;6 brick: poas, cellar, will install new furnace Terms
s % Sc % = % S s es;' es%; P.s ss9 .s1 s: s ] T
nr,AIsL AILaN 4 MALKER & Coins:
SIS 18th Street Northwest. Main 245o
Evening star., 1923-04-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
Here IS Your Opportunity.

Here Is Your Opportunity.
Large Groom brick house. 18th and Irving
SITS Three light housekeeping apartments.
Two apartments bring in $l1O monthly. Owner
living In one apartment. Compelled TO leave
town. Must sell. Bargain Only s13 800:
cash, 5000; balance. $50 month.
Worth Seeing.
New bungalow, j rooms, tile BATH open
fireplace. hardwood floors. hot-water heat
large cellar and attic; front and back porches
large lot: electricity and gas. Beautifully sit
uated. Price, $500; cash, 81 900; balance,
SI5 month.
Mount Ida, Va.
New bungalow. rooms bath: all modern
conven!ences; lot 50x1OO. Ideal location.
Owner must sell Immediately. Price. 81, 900;
cash low; monthly payments arranged.
Only One Left.
New bungalow, rooms, bath: hot water
heat, electricity; front and back porches;
large lot Price, $3.50; cash, 500; balance,
$40 month.
O. B. Zantzinger, Realtor,
Phone Main 537I. 912 10th st NV
Evening star., 1923-04-22
OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE
Continued

GOING TO FIORIDA:
Free information about the delightful eli
mate groves and best investments. in and
around Brooksville. the hill city of Fla.
J. NJ. Earnest, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1923-04-22
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
SEE THIS TODAY.

1916 Vermont Avenue NV.
This very desirable downtown
location, which is highly suitable
either for residential or profess
sional purposes, will be sold at
very low price by the owner i'll
order to close an estate. The
house contains II very large
rooms, tile bath, etc. and the lot
is 23xl37 it.; there being two
new garages opening on a wide
alley. If you are interested i'll
a property for either a home or
an investment you should see
this at once. The house will be
open all day Sunday for inspec-
ton.
Evening star., 1923-04-22
AUCTION SALES.
RI. DAYS.
ADAM \. WESCHLER. AUCTI0NEEE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY At THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF eth AND e.
DWELLINGS, NOS 6I6. 6is. go AND
~" ftlr STREET NV
Ey virtu" of that deed Of trust recorded in
1sIber No. 1888 folio 81. of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and NJ tn" re
quest of the party secured thereby, the under
signed Will sell at public auction. in front of
the premises. MONDAY. THE THIH1 /
O'CLOCK P.M.. parts of original lots mum,
,cr"d ~ and 20 in squire numbered 4t' in
the city Of Washington. District Of tofumlia-
beginning fnr the the northeast cor
u"r of said square and running thence south
- feet on 9th street, theucC west lUl feet
6 inches To alley. thence north - feet to
q street. and thence east to the hcginuinC.
a hall aud for other purposes. Ais" 10
numbered 80. 81. - and 33 in said sulIar'
improved by f"ur brick dwellings numbered
fIS Gls GO and to- 9th street NV. Al OF
said parcels being more particularly described
in said deed Of trust.
Terms: third cash. balance in ON" and
two years with 60 interest. represented Ivy
rotes of purchaser, or all cash. at purchaser :
option 81 o00 deposit required These par
GELS will I've sold as an entirety and are Sub
iect to two prior deeds of trust pHrl'nrt-
ing secure S31 800 and the other Sll 900.
both overdue. tOnverancinG AMI revenue
stamps at purchasers cost. compliance with
terms to be made within 30 days. or trustees
reserve right to resell at risk and cost Of de
of such resale in some Washington newspaper.
HARRY &. COIUMBTS,
wM J.. RURNS.
apnl.dSd= Trustees
Evening star., 1923-04-22
TIfDS 7. WWEN q SUN, NJ 7 TTVNT-IIt'N.
Trustees Sale of Three-story
Frame Dwelling, No. ia 9th
St. NE, and an Unimproved
Lot, 19 #. Wide, Adjoining


BY virtue of decree Of tho supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia passed in Equity
Cause No. iWS7. will sell at public
auction. in front OF the premises on THURS
DAY. THE THIRD DAY OF MAY. 1922. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, tn" following descrhed
land and premises situate in the District Of
Columbia. and being lots - and 81 in
Moses KeIlys subdivision Of Square 91a.
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase
money to he paid in cash and the balance in
two equal instalment~. payable in and
two years from the day nf sale. and tn he
represented by the promssory notes Of tho
purchaser. hearing interest at the rate of q
per ccntum per annum. payable scmi-annually
and secured by deed of trust ON the property y
sold. or all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser. $3.50 deposit required upon accept
ance of hid. All conveyancing. notary fees
and recording ut purchasers cost Terms Of
sale to be complied with within 81 days from
day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of defauling purchaser. after five
days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. 4.
FREDERICK 4. FENSING.
Evans Building.
II. W. KELLY.
l4th and c SITS. NV
AMI -dSds Trustees
Evening star., 1923-04-22

NORTHEAST BARGAIN; HOME OR INVEST
ment. Only $3.50. Six rooms. BATH brick:
newly decorated new furnace; close to all car
lines. Lincoln 30S.
Central aye. n.c.-S4.750: I-room frame ;
colonial porch: electricity; y acre cultivated ;
fruit and outhouses; $500 cash: s45 monthly.
Apply 9G4 ne. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1923-04-22
A GOOD BUY.

FINE s. z. SECTION.
Sc 250-Semi detached colonial home of 6
large rooms and tiled bath In this convenient
section: hardwood trim; electric lights: back
porches and yard 125 feet long: house in fine
shape and on corner OF alley; $3.50 cash, bal
snce like rent
A ST. NE. AT IND.
s6,OOO-Fine hay window brick home of 6
large rooms and bath. Just one block from
Capitol in this refined and convenient section
Furnace heat, fne cellar; house in good con-
dition. This is a bargain at only $1,000 cash.
Total monthly payments. $50.
HOBART PLACE NV.
s5.25O-Modern Groom and bath colonial
home in this convenient section: $3.50 cash :
$50 per month, including all interest and
principal Home in lovely condition.
Mr.. 1st & r. /. AVE. NE.
$3.50 for a charming little sx-room and
bath colonial home. Condition perfect. Par
quetry flooring. fine light and bath fixtures.
Room for garage. $500 cash. balance like
rent.
ILL. AVE. Mr.. CIRCLE.
81. 3.OOO-Brand new home of large rooms
and fine sleeping and breakfast porrhes: room
for garage colonial front porch of cement :;
h.w.h., electric lights: full tiled bath and
hardwood foors and trim. The location is
wonderful. Only 81 600 cash, $15 per month.
One left.
DAVIS & STEELE.
1920 New York ave. NV. Main 50S2 1898.
Evening star., 1923-04-22
list ONE I FFT

OS1 On t. LEI /.
IN 10Th ST HEIGHTS. 1903 HOLLY ST.
This beautiful detached house
with slate roof. stone fireplace
built-in refrigerator. breakfast
and sleeping porches.' hardwood
floors. built-in tub with shower,
is the best buy in Washington.
Inspect this house before buy
ing. for the price and terms arc
reasonable.
Salesman on premises, or
phone Potomac 3SS for appoint
ment.
WALTER NJ. MacLUCkIE.
1924 18th st. n. W.
WONDERFUL BARGAIN
In new detached home i'll one Of the very
hest residential sections of Washingto ton. with
rooms and . baths tone n built-in showerl.
large open fireplace built-in refrigerator; front
wnter heat, gas, electricity: beautifully deco
rated and close to cars and school. This is
your opportunity to secure a beautiful hcme
in section where values continue 10 increase
ST., turn to your right Il block and inspect
1906 Floral, and If you really want n home
you will look farther
Open all day Sunday and daily from to
1880.
CLIFFORD A. NEALE,
Exclusive Agent.
1410 st. NY. Main SCI.
Evening star., 1923-04-22
NORTH BEACH. MD.

We have for sale a number of exception
ally fine lots in the new subdivisio on adjoin-
ing North Beach and facing the bay shore.
This is one OF the finest tracts on the bay
front and is we'll worth your investga tion.
If you are interested in bay shore property
US at once, before ali of the best LOT ;
are taken. We will submit reasonable terms.
|. EDWARD LEWIS.
Main i5l OH 18th 81 NV.
Evening star., 1923-04-22
DETACHED PETWORTiI
HOME

Near Sth and Kansas n.w.-Lot 50Y1OO
To paved alley, with garage This beautiful
home has rooms and bath and servants
room, hrst-class heating plant, fine electric
fixtures. large cedar closet attic. large
po-ches. flowers and hedge. Can sell this
property 81 500 cash: clear of all trusts.
Price, Sll, 500.
BROWN & JOHNSON
IA 18th St NV Main Sl26
ALMOST NEW.
6 room brick: ST. $50: Rhode Island and
:rd ne: 81, 500 cash. $50 month: all mod.
imp. Cali NJ. 5943. or get key 1913 3rd ne.
today: week DAYS after =
Evening star., 1923-04-22
AN UNUSUAL HOME.

BEAUT. OR. BUNG. STYLE
llome-2-car gar. h.-w. heat,
Pitts. instant. heater; all mod.
impts.: flowers. trees. shrubs :
lot 5Ox157: just off 10th; block
from cars: must be seen to be
appreciated. 1888 Longfellow
st. Col. ll55.
Evening star., 1923-04-22
Brookline, Massachusetts.
ITrPSISHFD APARTMENT

Owner desires to lease for months
longer his finely located and attractiyely fur
nished apt. of rooms on Aspinwall Hill.
Large front and back verandas. Exceptional
view and air. Near Beacon boulevard ana
BeaconsfeId Hotel. Spring and summer price,
$12j. ROWLAND S. Ii. DYER, 30Jl 81.
NV, Washington, d. c. Phone West 2130.
BARGAIN-1. 60 ACRES OF TIMBER. 3
miles from main line of Baltimore and Ohio
and Western Maryland railroads =. :.
FELkER. Martinsburg, w. Va.
Evening star., 1923-04-22

RESIDENCE E TO X, 17th TO 10th \. W. AS
high $4,000: From OWNER. Full details
trust price. cation, terms y. .I4Ni eyeniugs
Evening star., 1923-04-22

WANTED-A OR ROOM HOUSE. WITH
room for garage. located in good northeast or
southeast section Address Box s2-L, Star
Evening star., 1923-04-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

&OnuInuSus
WYOMING AVENUE.
FINE DWELLING
MopERS c,Hss ~ AZ 1Ts Tsi.HrTfSrr ApPoISTMENrs
CONTAINING II LARGE RMS, q BATHS.
SLEEPING PORCH. SERVANTS QUARTERS
ron WIDE LOT. e;CAR GARAGE,
GEORGE ]. YESTERDAY.
l4lO G St. NV. Main l227
There's Something About
These Homes
That makes them instantly popular with
the ladies'. It's that home yness--the com
forts and conveniences in plan and ar
Albemarle and ,38th Streets,
Chevy Chase, ID. {.
beautiful location; attractive design
Kitc-built.
Open for Inspection Day and
Evening.
Six rooms. bath. sleeping porch; hot
water heat; cement porch; slate roof;
solid stone foundation; stone fireplace;
back stairs: lots of large closets; gas and
electric installation.
Our Mr.. Hamilton is always To be found
at the sample home. Or. for special ap-
pointment. phone him. Cleveland 1890.
Reasonable Prices.
Convenient Terms.
Take Chevy Chase cars 10 Albemarle ST.
first stop north OF Bureau of Standa rds,.
walking west to 3Sth st.
HARRY A. KITE.
Owner and Builder.
1914 h St. Phi. Nj. 4S46.
COLORED.
Owner will give possession Of 4-story apart
ment house in best northwest section, contain
ing four apartments OF rooms and hath, bach
porch. with large lot; garage for four ears
with wide back alley: this property will yield
about 81. 600 yearly as rCnt. Price only SIS, 900
about 81. UU0 cash required.
DAVIS & IIPSCOMB.
Real Estate.
IIlJ You ST
Evening star., 1923-04-22

We have q complete listing of Sum-
mer apartments and cottages for rent
or sale. Get in touch with us at once.
ABRAMS and HERKERT. 80 S. So.
Carolina Ave. Phone Marine 3345.
Atlantic City N, j.
Evening star., 1923-04-22

DECENTRALIZATION OWNER. d TO 10
room house: downtown: any section below l.
st Phone Columbia 5O56-J.
Evening star., 1923-04-22

IHOCSE-NEAR 18th OR 18th AND COLCM-
ha road. State location and price. Address
ISnNc Il
Evening star., 1923-04-22

PRICE. S6.5OO
500 CASH
Six-room brick house, with tile bath cellar
colonial porch and furnace heat; near Lincoln
Park
Evening star., 1923-04-22

TliDs ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERS
Evening star., 1923-04-22
HARRY |. CHEW.

PRICE. $4.OO
$500 CASH.
Six-room brick house. with bath latrobe
heat and gas: End floor rented for $50 month
ly: nice condition: located near 9th and g SITS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15
IINEMEN

Good demand and fUture pTUsPtOts good is this weeks condition with the electricians
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15
POPLAR CAMP w. 0. w.
 MET TUESDAY NIGHT
Will Send Crack Company To Jack
 son Encampment In August

Poplar Camp No. 1S8 Woodmen of the World of East Lake met in regular session Tuesday night With consul commander. Barney c. Phillips presiding. Attendance was larger than usual including every officer of the camp.
 Plans for the new hall are being worked out by the building commit tee and work will be started at once in an effort to have the hall complet- ed and ready for use by May 1st. Many improvements will be made and new furnishings secured.
 James F.. Harris was elected cap- tain of company "A" succeeding Cap tain s, NJ. Peace who was elected ma Jor of first battalion. Captain Harris mas long been an ardent worker for the camp as well as for the uniform rank. and is considered one of the best drilled men in the state. having won many medals. Poplar camp eX- poets to send crack company to the encampment in Jackson Miss. August :. and will back Captain Harris and his team to the limit.
 Many new applications have result ed from the efforts of the member ship committee. and it is expected that several new members will be initiated at the next meeting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15
Masons Ready For Euentful Week
BIRMINGHAM |S IN. GALA ATTIRE FUR TEMPLE SERVICES
Decorations Being Placed On All Business Streets
 Of City

Decorators are busy preparing Birmingham downtown streets in gala attire preparatory to the dedi- new Masonic temple, the $1,o00, 900 structure, the pride of Masonic bodies of the entire Birmingham district, and one of the finest, if not the finest fraternal buildings In the en- tire south.
 Dedicat6ry services will commence promptly at 10 o'clock Tuesday, April IT.. The chapters of the Order of Eastern Star, Birmingham. salter and Arena, will act as hostesses and the new temple will be on inspection. The boys chapter of DeMolay, fostered by Masons, will also participate in the festivities.
 Beginning at 2 o'clock, all eight of the blue lodges meeting in the temple will confer their degrees on candi- dates to be known as the dedication candidates. In the evening the grand lodge officers, Julian F. Spear man of Anniston and others will ad dress meetings in practically all
 
 will be served during the entire day.
 The following two days of the tenn pie dedication will be under direction of Zamt ra temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, headed on the first day by the imperial potentate. James & McCandless of Honolulu, Davis Crossland of Montgomery and others. Automobile rides and amusement fea- lures have been amply provided. The occasion will be doubly attractive by reason of bands and patrols from Masonic organizations from all parts of the south, who will be on hand to help in the program.
 The climax will be reached with a series of receptions and balls during the evening at the Tutwiler hotel, Athletic club. Southern club and the Hillman hotel.
 A parade in which over 1000 men are expected to participate will be a feature tf the last day of the fes- tivities.
 The ceremonial will be held in the large auditorium of the temple. Along with preparations for the dedication of it's temple, Shriners are leaving nothing undone to make sure of a banner delegation to the Washington session of Ancient Arabic Order No- bles of the Mystic Shrine. Birming- ham plans tG send a bunch of wear CTS of the fez to the Capital City who will cause the name of the Magic City to live long in the memory of Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15
ELKS MAKING PLANS FOR PROFITABLE YEAR
New Officers Plan For A Banner
 Administration

Birmingham Lodge No. Is, BeneNol- ent protective Order of Elks who recently held public installation of their new officers have started the new administration under most favorable and suspicious circum- stances according to officers and members, who look forward to one of the most profitable years in the history of the local lodge.
 Officers have pledged themselves to put forward every effort to make the administration banner one, and renewed efforts to gain new members will be made. A program for the year. including novel and entertaining fea> lures has been completed. A big dele gation from the local lodge will go to the Atlanta convention in July reservations now being made for delegation several hundred strong. A special train will be at the disposal of Birmingham Elks who will use the Pullmans in place of hotels, Blocton Ensley and Bessemer Elks are expected to join the local band for the trip to Atlanta.
 Among plans made by the pres ent administration will be a Christ mas tree and anksgiving and charity work so long done by Elks the country over. A number of social affairs are also planned such as house warnings picnics et,.
 Several petitions were voted on and other matters of business dis posed of at the meeting Tuesday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15

Meets every Wednesday at 80 D. m. in Fraternal hall. President. D. E. Green ! Secretary. B. E. McGowan. Chairmen 1 T. r. Osborne Southern railway; A. C.. Tesgue Louisville and Nashville; w. A. Keith. Frisco. Recording secretary, A. H.. | Allb ight.