The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-01
The Newc of Selma.

and members of the Council will testify in the case.
 As originally written the ordinance un- der, which Mir. Loughlin was arrested made it a misdemeanor for dealers, em- ployes or clerks of liquor stores to enter their places of business on Sunday. As the ordinance now stands. however. the word dealers" has been stricken out. It is generally held that if the word was stricken out before the passage of the or dinance by the Council Mr. Loughlin has been guilty of no infringement of the law; if the word was stricken out after the passage the defendant is guilty. It is ex- pected that great deal of the testimony introduced will be upon this point.
 City Court Convenes. |. The City Court of Selma will convene again Monday after a recess of one week and will begin the trial of cases on the criminal docket. Judge J. W. Mabry will preside with J. B. Evans clerk and F. M Blackwell Sheriff.
 The cases set for Monday are those of the State against Tom Nichols, charged with murder, and Jack Andrews, charged with murder
 The jury commission has drawn the juries which will serve during the two extra 'jury weeks ordered by Judge Mabry on account of the heavy crimina docket to be worked over. The extra tern will be the weeks beginning April ant April %.
 Elks Invite Grand Exalted Ruler
 Selma Lodge, No. 1s7. of the Benevo lent and Protective Order of Elks, at 1t: meeting last night passed resolutions ex tending the hospitality of the lodge t' Grand Exalted Ruler Cronk and com mittee was appointed and instructed tt | forward an invitation to him. The committee appointed consists O. | L.. Benish, W, R. Peacock, H. Franelich Adolph Schweizer. R. w. Coleman, G. G Vaughan and McD. Campbell. The com mittee forwarded the invitation this af | ternoon.
 The Grand Exalted Ruler will be in Bir mingham Monday and 1t is hoped by Sel ma Elks that he will extend his visit st as to meet the members of the local lodge Y. M. c. A. Notes. l R. H. Agee will conduct the men meeting at the Central Y. M. c. A. tomor row afternoon. The Committee on Re l ligious Work, of which F. M. Stillwell i | chairman, is endeavoroing to make thes meetings as attractive as possible and ha | arranged to have some of the best speak CTS in the city on the programs Especia attention is also given to the musical par of the metings.
 The regular monthly meeting of th
 Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Men Christian Association will be held in tn
 parlor of the Association building O
 Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Mir John A. McKinnon, President of the Au1
 Hilary, will preside.
 | Another call meeting of the Receptio
 Committee will be held at o'cloc
 Tuesday evening The committee is maj
 ing elaborate arrangements for the Eel
 ruary reception and 1t will be the mo
 delightful ever held. On exhibition gan : of basket ball will be played pleasir
 musical program rendered and the me building will be inspected.
 Monday, February g, an exhibition gan
 of basket ball will be played by tv strong Association teams explained Gait and Perrin. An admission fee of : cents will be charged.
 This Is a series of games to be play this season and is in preparation f , match which will be played with d tea
 from the Montgomery Y. M. c. A. sor r time in February.