The Washington bee., 1896-03-14
A. A. o. N. M. S
ES-SALAMU-ALEIKUM,

ES-SALAMU-ALEIKU
The Shrine of Arabic Origin and
| known as the Ancient Arabic Orde
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. 1t wa
instituted by the Mohar medan Kali
Alec. His name be praised) Th
Cousin German and Son-in-Law c
the Prophet Mohamet. In the year c
the Hegira rs, 1855 a. d. at Mecca
in Arabia as in inquisition or vigilance
committee to dispense justice, &c. t.
criminals, who escaped their j"st de
sets through the tardiness or corrup
ton of the courts. Also to promote
religious toleration among cultured
men ofall nations. 1t will be seen thai
the motives were good and the Crafts
man will SHOW that the motives are
still good. TO be continued.l
RAsMI D1vAN.
JOHN G, Jones, sse, M. G.P
3717 Armour Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
]. II. LEWIS, 80, 1. D. G: P,
7s6 9TH Ave, New York City.
THos. W. LOGAN, 80. l.. G.. Recorder.
1Io E. 9th ST., Kan. City, Mo.
D. F. SEVILLE, 80, l. G.. c. r.,
1I2o nth ST., n. W., d. c.
VIM. l.. K1MBRoUGH, 80 Chairman,
464 San Jacinta Street, Dallas,
Texas.
Number of Temples, under our do
main IS.
TEMPLES OASIS, D. c.
D. F. SEVILLE, SO, I. d. G. P.
MECCA TEMPLE, WASHINGTON, D. c.
KALIF-ALEE, BR1GHTwooD, D. C.
One of our finest Temples is Medina,
located in New York City. Her outfit
consists of the Royal Plush and Fine
Silks. The Arabs of the Empire City,
know how to do the thing right.
Illustrous Grand Potentate, J. o,
Holmes, $50 Of Kalif-Alee is still very
sick at his house, 333 Virginia Avenue,
S. w. We hope he will soon be up.
PERSONAL MENTIONS.
Sir Knight, Chas. H. Marshall, o.
3o6 sd S. W., is much improved.
Sister Sarah Robinson, Past Matror
of Queen of Sheba Chapter, o. E, s.
is still sick at her residence, 1925 I7tf
street, n. w.
Illustrous L. w. Pulls, 80 has beer
sick but has recovered.
The little daughter of Emeer Dyer
Kalif-Alee is still sick at her residence
AHA Pennsylvania Avenue, n. W.
shayk Holmes, SO, of Kalif-Alee i
still sick.
P.B, Brooks. 80 Malah, of Kalif
Alec is in attendance.
Don't forget the Colored Brother
hood of Honor. Write w. P. Peyton
18th street, Louisville, KY, and broihe
P. B. Seaton's Great Book, The Lane
of Promise" (of West Washington
n. c.
woRKMEN IN BUSINESS.
III. Mcdowell, 80, 11o7 18th street
n. W., furniture, &c.
Peter Lucas, SO, I1o7 21st street, II
W., painter.
P.B. Merridth, 80, 34S PennsylvanI
| Avenue, n. W., Dining Saloon an
Liquid Refreshments.
D.B. McCary, go, Notary Public
Capital Savings Bank.
R.H. Terrill, Attorney-at-Law, &c
F stIeet, n. W.
P.B. Brooks, SO, M. D., $40 sr
street, S. w.
| A. w. Tancil, M. D., 2I11 Pennsy
vania Avenue, n. W.
GRAND SOCIAL GATHERING.
| Widow's-Son Lodge. No. 7, F. +
Ia. M. Keystone Chapter, No. H. koy
Arch Masons and Henderson. Con
mandery, No. 2, K. T, will hold
Grand Love Feast at Stewart,s HaI
18th and R streets, n. W., April 2oth
t o1th inclusive, further particulars, give
Later Brother George w. Jone
Chairman of the General Commute
1Sa6 nth street, n. W.; R. H. jone;
w, M, No. 7, eI6 E street, S. W..
Gates, 446 S street, n. W.. (oyhoPs'S
Committed particulars given later
OBITUARY.
Rev. and Brother Alfred SteVenso
member of Felix Lodge, No. 3, +.
A. NJ, died March a, 1896, at the re
dence of his grandson, us Pler
Street, NV Brother Stevenson " v
an old and honorable member OF n
Hewas buried Sunday from lsrel
III. E. Church, at o'clock, p. nj. DO
Laid in state from 10 a. m. to time
service. The funeral was largely
TENDED. May his ashes rest IN the Y
seen Temple in peace.
Brother ". H. Peasants, OF !;
nth St-eer n. W., formerly OF Danvii
| Va.l d ed suddenly March the 4tn,-