The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
PYTHIAN GRAND LODGE
 WILL MEET HERE TUESDAY
Thirtieth Annual Session Will Convene in Hall Of House Of Representatives With Many
 DelegatcS Present.

which will not only pay the interest of the investment. but leave nice surplus
 to redeem the outstanding stocks or ~ Many Delegates Coming.
 Delegates to the Grand Lodge g, VII .nd pc, by tomorrow night the hotels VIII pe crowded with the valiant knights, all oi whom will receive a cordial and frater- nal greeting to the city.
 In Montgomery there are many nnignts who are leading and prominent citizens and they are always active Tn enteIIaln ing the delegates and take deep lnteTsS. sa. in the Grand Lodge proceeoihss. is year will be no exception ana ,mvs r, to. wards making the stay Of the v's''ois
 The Delegates to the GranS sr,5S lkpdss are are
 s. s. Pleasants; 1r Robert H.. Mangum, Edwin Lynn. T: D: Howars; w. q Cooper, Waiter Griffith. Charies Snas fer. George E. Brunette, B. r. Waihs; A A .Courte, Sr., w. H. Key, H. E. Dun.at A. E; aambol' J Peppe%Tmnan %n,as V William k. inre. T. D. -Denning. S. J.. Griffin. R F. McWuIiams, J. A. Brlce. Mathew WaiNeI' va George A. Thomas, w: F. North " "A Altman, T. C.. .Baston. M. l.; Biack, " S; o MSssson,o15 Watson. 5 W w Beasiey, j.: Q. Lips comb. pr. w. S. Trent. J. 8. Russell, J' W. Fleming. J. W. Tucker. c. F. stew art, William Marshall. T. F. Jonns1n' ": T I Moore: R,,rcha.,a' |, M; Mois,s F M Rainer. B. Bullsrd. w. A. Rlackmarr; II; w.
 Barron. s. H. Cheney. James T. harei J. L. Savage. R. L. Grifiin. John Morgan w. T.. Jones. A. Saiter, Fl. W; Heen' pes, l.s M. A ArTs,fons' Tssor W. T. H. fl frls Taylor H
 Wiliingham, J. H. Meigs, J. W. Haw- thorne, E. l.. Stephens, A. D. Kent, J. W. Wood. H: l.; Dudley; V. F. ritts'
 E nyiyei Driver: P P. L. Howard. s. H. Rund, Jr.. fl P. Burge, W. O. Broadhead, H. I. Johnson, James I. Abercrombie, l.. ". Bailey. A. F. Hutchens. W. A. Reid, J.
 A. Collins. "; T. Parker; John A; & Lin CT. Arthur Lee, G. A. Weitzel. C.. M. Luttreil Roy A. Smith. J. H. Thorp. J. A. ,Iankford, Adolph D. Bloch. R. F. D. Irvin,- c. F. Booth. S. B. Pearson. c. A.
 M. M. smith, Marvin Bowling, E: I. Mo Bride, John G. Dickinson. 8: c. Car michael John R. Cooper. Frank M. Mur- phee. L.. H. Fitch. W. D. Gum. J. R. Gamble. I. H. Pringle, F. B. Buck, George AJ. Norris, R. s. williams, Oliver D. Merrill. w. o. Mulkey. E. H. Boggett. J. T. Clark. J. W. Fenimore. ". E. Kimbali, W. s. Boreland. A. s. Box. W. M. U. Js I.I. G. waidrop, B. F. Graham, Albert s. Gray, w. B. Montgomery, John F. Pope. R. c. Jones. E. l.. Hays. J. T. Walters. J. A. Hargrove. J. A. sudduth. ,: H, Eeoncroft, J. W. Colouitt J. T. Stephen son. s. M, Collins. J. P. Lilies. W. c. Harrison. R. L. Smith. c. Roehiig. Dr. W. s. Sanders. E. F Todd. E. N. Sellers.
 J. E. Lie. J. M. Pearson, F.. w. Thomp- son. Eli P. Smith of Birmingham. the chair man of the Committee on Foreign Corre- spondence, who has been in Colorado for his health the past winter. has returned much improved and will attend the con- vention. being assured of a cordial greet ing fro mall the Knights and many friends in this city.
 Jacob Pepperman. the editor of The Knight, of this city Is an active Pythiau and he will do much to contribute to the comfort and pleasure Of the delegates while they are in the city.