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OFFICERS FOR
6.P.O.E. CHOSEN
LASTEVENING
Those Selected for Offices
Included Four Re
elections
At the annual election of the
Juneau Lodge B. P. O. Elks held
in the lodge rooms last night, eight
officers were elected to serve for,
the coming year. A delegate to
the Grand Lodge Convention and
an alternate was also chosen.
Officers elected were L. W. Tur
off, Exalted Ruler; J. H. Walmer,
Esteemed Leading Knight; Dr. R. I
E. Southwell, Esteemed Loyalj
Knight; M. E. Monagle, Esteemed;
Lecturing Knight; M. H. Sides,1
Secretary; William Pranks, Treas
urer; George Shaw, Tiler; Henry
Messerschmidt, Trustee.
Mr. Turoff was also elected to
be Delegate to the Grand Lodge
Convention and Past Exalted Ru
ler George Messerschmidt was cho
sen as alternate delegate.
M. H. Sides, William Pranks,
George Shaw and Henry Messer
schmidt were re-elected to the of
fices in which they have been
serving.
Throws Acid On
Estranged Wife;
Dies from Poison
DENVER, Colo., March 2.—
Scarred from acid which the
police said was thrown on her
by her husband, Mrs. Maxine
Austin, aged 32, telephone op
erator, is near death in a hos
pital.
Her estranged husband, R. C.
Austin, a salesman, died from a
slow poison after being treated
for acid burns on his fingers.
