The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-09
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
GRAND LODGE IS IN SESSION IN
 MONTGOMERY.
Delegates Representing Forty-ssven Lodges in the State Attend the Annual Meeting-Su-
 preme Dictator.

Dele8ateS representing 1Orty-seVer lodges were present when the annua meeting of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor of Alabama began at 10 o'clock yesterday morning in the Pythian Hal at the corner of Dexter Avenue and Court Streets with Grand Dictator A. Powe of Talladega, presiding. The morning ses. sion continued until o'clock when an adjournment was taken. The afternoon session was convened at o'clock and continued until O clock when the Grand morning to give the various committees time to consider the business referred to them.
 The first business after the lodge waa opened yesterday morning was the call ing of the roll of officers and standing committees. It was ascertained that all of the officers were present:
 Delegates were present from the fol- ' Pioneer No. PAT. Florence-James K. Powers.
 .- opelika. No. 2ee-J. Q. Burton.
 Delphic. No. so9. Huntsville-L. swsin-
 Anchor. No. ss, Mon.gomery--B. M Selma. No. s2e-E. C. Cleveland.
 Mutual, No. soi, Mobile-E l.. Cahall
 Athens. No. 6i2-Perry Henderson.
 Dadeville, No. so7-J. P. Oliver.
 Butler. No. 77s. Greenvilie-T. W. Psag-
 Kellyton, No. 7s2. Goodwater-Dr. c
 Golden Rule No. sss. Birmingham-H. P. Lewis.
 Gadsden. No. 1.o44-J. l.. Fletcher.
 Chattahoochee. No. 1,051, Eufaula-G. L. Conner.
 Tuscaloosa. No. 1,119-J A Kelly.
 Charity. No. 1852. Union springs-P. l..
 Berith, No. 1.e5s scottsboro--J. H. Greg. Auburn, No. 1,6sO-R W. Burton.
 Lucky, No. l,T7S Montevallo-E. 8 Lyman.
 TaIIadega. No. 1.s29-J. H. Rogers.
 Snow Hill, No. 1889, Furman-E. H. Alexander City. No. 2.e2s-L D. welch.
 Magnolia, No. 2,6s7. Uniontown--Junie
 Pratt Mines. No. 2.74s. Pratt city-John Marion, No. 27so--J. R. Rankin.
 Camden, No. ,. .795-J. Y. Fitzpatrick.
 Banner. No. 2sl6, Jacksonville-J. D. Hammond.
 Bigbee, No. 2,S17, Gainesville-M. F. Prattville. No. 2,sss-G. c. speigner.
 Dixie. No. 2.sH, Georgiana-E T. Sell lers.
 Omeisee, No. 2s6s. Columbia--C. E. Walker.
 WetumpRs No. 2.s2s-c. K. McMorris.
 New Market. No. 2.949--D. c. Laxson.
 fIartselle, No. 3.1s5-Matt K. Mahan.
 Evergreen, No. 32S3-W. H. Hawkins.
 Escambia. No. 3,2S5. Brewton-T. s. Sowell.
 Pollard. No. 3.416-w. A. Findlay.
 Daniel S. Rice. No. S.4s4, Montgomery E. Winter.
 Cedar. No. s,s4s. Gurley-J. D, Burke
 Demaree No. S,9i5. Birmingham-W. H.
 Bessemer. No 3.s57-T P. Waller.
 Casa del Carvo, No. 4,Ol4, New Decatur
 Alabama, No. 4oS7. Blocton-T. S. Dark.
 Verbena, No. 4.11S-J. A. Hester.
 Cedar Bluff, No. 4.276-J. R. Burnett.
 John T. shannon, No. t,2s2, Scarles-
 Aurora. No. 4,Oss, stevenson-L. R. AL ston.
 About seventeen Alabama lodges were not represented. , present from the various lodges in the State. Among the distinguished hnignts present as visitors were Past Grand Die Grand Dictator D. w McGaughey of Mo bile and Past Dictator F. G. Stanord or Birmingham.
 being held behind closed doors. The morn ing session was given over to the reports of officers and committees.
 At II o'clock Hon. D. s. Biggs Of Bos- tom Mass Supreme Dictator or the Knights of Honor of America, was intro duced to the Grand Lodge. He made an Interesting and instructive address cover ing the work of the organization. MT Biggs was given the closest attention ana at the close of his address he was ac- corded an ovation. He left yesterday af- ternoon for Macon, Ga.
 The afternoon session was devoted mainly to the introduction of resolutions and their reference to appropriate com mittees , .I. ..,.
 The Grand Lodge will meet this morn ing at o'clock. The morning session will be devoted largely to committee re ports The election of officers mas oeen set down for 12 o'clock today and dele gaes said last night that they hoped to complete the business of the Grand Lodge and adjourn this afternoon.
 T. B. Christian, Uniontown, Past Grand Dictator. J. A. Powe, Talladsga. Grand Dictator: l. Schwaez. Mobile, Grand Vice. Dictater; oscar Floyd. Birmingham, Grand Assistant Dictator: q. Gardner Foster. Montgomery. Grand Reporter; A R Garland Montgomery. Grand Treas. urer: Rev. B. c. Glenn, Brewton, Grand ChapIain: w. H. Armstrong. Prattville, Grand Guide; Grand Trustees. c. C. kil- gore, Tuscaloosa; G. A; Joiner; Tslla- dega; T. W. Peagler. Greenville. Com mittee on Laws-T. s. Plowman. Talla- dega; J. B. Tally. Scottsboro; H. S.; D. Mallory, Selma Supreme Representatives -J E. Christian. Uniontown: G. T.. Co., :ner. Eufaula. Alternate Supreme Repre-