Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-26
THE B'NA| BIRTH ADJOURNS After Thanking the Beautiful and
 Hospitable City AND THE AGE-HERALD, TOO. State Military Matters That Are of More lhao
 Passing Interest. DECISIONS BY THE SUPREME COURT. Memorial Day Will Be Appropriately ob- served Officers and Committees Ap-
 pointed-Judge Gaston Has Made ss No Appointments as Yet.
DECISIONS BY THE SUPREME COURT.
Age-Herald Bureau,

Age-Herald Bureau,
 Montgomery, April g. The fifth and last days session of tho grand lodge of B'nai Brith was called to order by President Lovenberg at $50 O'clock today, with all the delegates in their seats anxious for the expedition of the remainder of the business of tho lodge in order that those from distant states might return to their homes by Sunday
 The question arose as to the confirma- tion by the grand lodge of the president S and secretary's action in suspending the lodge at Corsicana, Tex, for non-remit- tance of dues to the grand secretary. The grand lodge sustained the action or the officers by a unanimous vote. The committee on mileage reported aS follows:
 To the President and Members of Dis trict Grand Lodge No. 2, I. o. E. B. Brethren: Your committee on mileage beg leave to report that they have pre- pared a list of the names of members attending the twenty-second annual con- vention as also bills of those who are entitled to mileage, which are hereby an- nexed We respectfully represent that they have sixty-seven members in at tendance who are entitled to mileage aggregating in the amount to $1771 .SS, all of which is respectfully submitted.
 SAM SCHLOSS,
 l.. GOSllN,
 H. MARKS,
 H. MELTZER,
 E. WOOLF.
 The president appointed as a commit tee to consider the feasibility of found- ing a manual training school at New Or leans A. J. Cohen, Louis Meyer, E Ra- phael, J. Magner and Nat Strauss. MT Jacques Loeb introduced by re- quest a resolution creating the officers of the grand lodge ex-offlcio members of the grand lodge, whether sent by their local lodges or not. The resolution was withdrawn by the instigator, as it was stated that 1t was matter of precedent that local lodges return the officers to the convention as delegates.
 The committee on resolutions reported the following:
 To the Officers and Members of Division Grand Lodge No. ', Independent Order of B'Nai Birth. in Convention Assem- bled:
 Brethrcn: Through the kindness and hospitality of Emanuel lodge No. 163 and Alabama lodge No. 299, Division Grand Lodge No. was invited to hold it's an- nual session in the beautiful city of Montgomery, and in convention assem- bled has just completed its labors For the generous hospitality shown us your committee on resolutions deems it most proper to return our thanks and and to express our appreciation for the many courtesies and favors bestowed and the great Inequalities extended to us. Resolved That the thanks of this grand lodge are hereby first of all ex- tended to Emanuel lodge No. 163 and to Alabama lodge No. 299 of Montgomery for the pleasant stay we have had in your city.
 Resolved, That we also extend to the committee of arrangements, entertain ment and reception, the Standard club. and to the ladies and gentlemen who prepared for us an enjoyable dramatic performance our heartfelt thanks. Resolved, That we appreciate to the fullest extent the liberal hospitality of the citizens of Montgomery for the many favors extended to us as a body and as individuals We have been entertained In a royal and magnificent manner Resolved, That our thanks are due to the Montgomery Advertiser, the Bir- mingham Age-Herald, the New Orleans Tlines-Democrat and to the press in gen eral Tor the manner in which they have reported our deliberations.
 Resolved, That our thanks are eni- nently due to Brother Nathan Cohn of Nashville for the scholarly and magnifi- cent essay on "A Plea for Intellectual Culture" and to Brother Charles Rosen Tor his brilliant oration on the subject of organized charities
 Resolved That the thanks of the dis trict grand lodge are due and hereby rendered to Gov. William C. Oates for the magnificent address of welcome in be- lldfl or the Stdte or Alabama, to the Hon. Ed Graham for the beautiful trib- ute delivered in behalf of the city of Montgomery and to Brother Leon Well for the hearty good will so ably ex- pressed in his speech of welcome in be- half of the local lodges.
 Resolved, That the secretary be in structed to spread these resolutions on the minutes of this convention. Re- spectfully submitted,
 ISIDORE LEWINTHAL,
 L. DREYFUS,
 B. DAVIS,
 H. L. FISCHEL,
 l. c. ADLER,
 There being no further business be- = fore the convention, goodbye talks were in order and quite number of them were made.
 President Lovenburg thanked the del egates for their kind and courteous treat ment of him as presiding officer, and wished each and every one safe return to his home and family. He then called on Rabbi LewinthaIl of Nashville, Tenn. to render short prayer, after which the gavel fell and the twenty-sec- ond annual session of the grand lodge No. 2, Independent Order B Mai Brith, was adjourned sine die.
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