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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
rRATERNAL ORDERS
 OF MONTGOMERY.


 business at this time in order that I may behalf of the Lodge Is very highly ap- preciated by me.
 Two years ago you were elected Mas ter of Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 1T3, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and reelected June following. a body which in point of Masonic membership stands third in Alabama, to a seat of honor which in this Lodge has been filled by only nineteen Masons since the Lodges organization in 1S52.
 Tt is indeed an honor to preside over the deliberations of such a body of Ma sons; with the spirit of fairness, impar- tiality, and due regard at all times for the enforcement of the Masonic law, fa- miliarity with the ritual of the order you have wielded the emblem of author ity in such manner as has gained for you not only the plaudits of your breth- ren, but also their love and esteem
 Tn the monitorial explanation of the liberal arts and sciences as given in Free Masonry there is a reference to a certain accomplishment necessary in enabling us to express CNr ideas in appropriate words. on this occasion. Worshipful Sir, I find that l am unable to put together such words as would fully express this Lodge s unbounded confidence and love for you as man and Mason.
 Tn performing my task. pleasant one. in behalf of Andrew Jackson Lodge, I present you this Past Masters gold jewel studded with many diamonds, as a token of our love and as testimonial of our high regard for you. The square and compass thereon will remind you of val | uable Masonic lessons to be drawn there. | from, and these diamonds,-gem- stones | with their beautiful play of prfsmatic | colors,-will serve to remind you of the briiliancy of your Masonic career, and of the appreciation by your brethren oi the successful administration of the high office which you have so ably filled. ] May we always have the benefit ot your advice and assistance, and 1t Is oui sincere wish that to the end Nfe's l journey you he attended by peace, hap. piness and prosperity. and when, wor. shipful Sir, from your nerveless grasr shall drop forever the working tools ot | life, and your soul shall stand before the | Great White Throne, may 1t be your DOT, l tion. my Brother, to receive from the Supreme Grand Master the welcome | words:
 "'well done thou good and faithful ser vant'"
 Mir. Long made a fitting response.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
New Lodge at East Tallassae.

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 Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. a new Knights of Pythias Lodge was organized at East Tallassee by Grand Chancellor A. M. Garber of Talladega. assisted 0y Past Grand Chancellor Ellis of Selma, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal e. e. Miles of Montgomery, Grand Vice-Chan- cellor Nichols of Roanoke. and Grand Outer Guard Sanford of Opelika, P. A. Travis, B. A. Taylor, T. I. Hewlett. w. E. Dow and Prof. W. D. M. Simmons all of Montgomery, and from wetumpka, W. L. Lancaster, F. W. Lull D. W. Mccoy ". A. Austin, M. J. Ramsey. B. K. Mo Morris From Opelika, R. w. Sanford. J. D. Watkins and c. M. Luttrell from Brewton,
 The name and number of the Lodge is carrville-Eas Tallassee Lodge No. 22S. There were twenty-two initiated into the first rank. and fifteen into the second and third ranks. There were quite number on the roll who will be initiated later on. The prospects are very favorable tor . strong lodge at that point
 The following are the officers elected and installed:
 W. A. Wigley, Chancellor Commander; I. D. Dorman, Vice-Chancellor: c. N. Wallace, Prelate; J. D. Parks. Master of Work; J. H. Ashurst, Master of Ex- l chequer; E. N. Waters. Keeper of Rec. | ords and Seal; J. M. Wallace, Master al ATmSt IT, 6s hSuhOuS' iHheE Nudiu u' d.
 M. Hart, Outer Guard; W. A. Warren.
 Past Chancellor; T. B. Wallace, Past | Chancellor.
 There was considerable enthusiasm in the community with reference to Pythian- l ism, and the hospitality extended to the
 visitors was all that could be asked. The | beautiful scenery of the Tallapoosa and
 the large cotton factories that are being run by its rapid current make TallasSes quite an interesting point to visit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
St. Johns Day.

St. Johns Day will be celebrated next Wednesday by Masons. There will be no special program Of ceremonies in Mont gomesT. The new officers will be in- stalled on this day.
 The following is brief history of the day: Masonry. like the church, has its festivals. So the Masons protesting the Christian religion dedicate their lodge to the two patrons saints Of the institu- tions. John the Baptist and John the Evangelist. The festival of St. John the Baptist takes place on the 24th day of June and that of St. John the Evangel on the 2Tth day of December.
 Tn by-gone times the festival Of St. John the Baptist was celebrated by first meeting at the lodge and then enjoying a large barbecue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
News of Red Men.

The degree team of Chickasaw Tribe No. 51, Improved Order of Red Men, at the invitation of Cubahatchie Tribe No. e, went to Union Springs Thursday night and conferred the Adoption, War riors and Chiefs degrees on twenty-eight palefaces. This is said to be the finest team in the Reservation of Alabama, and the admirable work they did on this oc- casion rightly sustains their high repu- tation. The reception accorded them by the Union Springs Red Men was un- equailed for hospitality. There was de- The te am has return sd with high prais-s of Cubahatchie Tribe No. 62. The follow ing are the officers of the team: Henry Englehardt. Prophet; F. c. Schwend. Sachem: W. L. Wallace, Senior Saga more: Morris Monskey, Junior Saga
 more; Langley Ivey. First Sannap.
 The Red Men of these hunting grounds are still on the boom. They are having work at every sleep and applications are coming in rapidly. All the tribes have
 had nominations for officers for the en-
 suing term and the elections will be held
 at the last sleep of hot moon tJuly) Tallapoosa Tribe No. kindled it's reg ular council fire on Mondays sleep and accepted several applications. Chickasaw Tribe No. 5l held the usual enthusiastic meeting and transacted con | siderable business.
 .Owassa Tribe No. 46 kindled its regular | council ire at eighth run on Wednesday sleep and transacted the regular routine | Of business and conferred degrees on sev-
 erai palefaces and received six applica | tions for membership.
 Tippecanoe Tribe No. 65 met at tho usual run (hour) and had some business | of a tribal nature.
 | Catouta Beneficial Degree Council No. | met with Owassa Tribe on Thursday't l sleep and conferred degrees on six pale. | faces.
 | Pintiaia Degree Council met on Friday | sleep but conferred no degrees.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
THE RED MEN.

Officers of the Great Council of Alabama Im- proved Order of Red men-w. A. Haynes Great Sachcm. Grady; W. J. Maxwell Great Chief of Records. Montgomery; II. A. Car mack. Great Keeper of Wampum, Phenix; W. H. Tice, Great Prophet, Montgomery; C, C. Heard. Great Senior Sac 1more, Lang dale; J. w. Pierson Great Junior Sagamore Avondale; Henry Englehardt District Dep uty Montgomery; George H. Todd, Jr.. Great Sachen1's State Deputy. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
KNIHTs OF HONOR.

Anchor Lodge. No 3ls-B. M. washburn. P. D.: " L. Halliwell, D.; Horace Hood, V. b, W. c. Smith. Reporter; J. F. Dennis. IFinancial Reporter; R. S. Williams. Treas urer M. H. Stuart. Chaplain; F. E. Hill. Guide; g. P. Vortisch. Guardian: J. C. New man, Sentinel. Meets fourth Thursday in each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
Remarkable Detective Ability.

KANSAS Ilty StdI'
 MT. Bryan can be relied upon to dis cover some connection between Chancellor Andrews renunciation of silver and Mir Rockefelier's recent gift to the University of Nebraska.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
THE ELKS.

Montgomery Lodge, No. 5f s, Benevolent and ProteI tive Order of EIks.-N. ]. Greil. Ex- aited Ruler; E. J. Meyer. Esteemed Leading Knight; c. P. Mcintyre, Esteemed Loyal Knight A H. Montgomery. Esteemed Leo turing Knight: W. J. Futile, Secretary: M
 L. Greil, Treasurer; A. A.. Reynolds. Es- auIre; ". R. Wilkinson Tiler; A. J. Mes sing, Chaplain; c. L. Campbell. Inner Guard; Sam Hirscher, Organist; II. s. Persons. L. C. Cardinal and N. Lobman, Governing Board. Meets at Elks Home. on Bibb Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

.n. ,o,nx couple. Immediately after the rsrsnony MT and Ms. Storey left for visit to Chattanooga and other points. The bride is one of Northports most charming and intellectual young women while the groom is the popular superin- tendent of education of Pickens County
 The Bryce Hospital School TOT Nurses will celebrate its closing exercises at the hospital Tuesday evening, June 2S, at o'clock. The graduating class for this year, which numbers thirteen, Is one of the largest and best that the insu- tuition has ever turned out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORK
 hnN.

Capital Lodge. No. <.-T. c. Foster, P. M. w: B. M. washburn, NJ. w: T. J. Hewlett enson, President: W. c. Smith, Secretary F. c. schwend, Financial Secretary: Robert Brown, Recorder: NJ. H. Stuart, Financier Louis vickers, Guide; R. Dreyfus. Receiver Meets first Thursday night in each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.

Loniax Lodge. No. I56.-D. N. Smith Noble Grand; c. H. Roquemore. Vice-Grand: H. A. Cook, Past Grand; W. M. Crawford
 Chaplain; Robert West, Secretary; s. B. Sightier. Financial Secretary; George B. Wragg, Treasurer. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall. on Court Square, every Friday night Capital City Lodge. No. I2o.-R. T. Good wyn, Noble Grand; Bibb Graves. Vice Grand: c. c. McCree. Past Grand; F. Geag- ley. Chaplain; F. Link. Warden w. J. Maxwell, Secretary; J. R. Wing. Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
wm. s. Smith, Chief of Records: James E Maddox, Keeper of Wampum.

Maddox, Keeper of wampum. catoma Beneficial Degree Council No. A. J. H. Hartley. Sachem: John N. Todd. Senior Sasamore: D. V. R. Todd. Jnior Sagamors; w s. Smith. Chief of Records. Pluto Haymakers' Association of Owassa Tribe. No. 46.-Meets every Thursday's . sleep. George 1T. Todd. Jr., August Pluto; Norris Monskey. Tartarus: Dr. s. H. Saul Hercules; R. s. Cloud. Cerberus. Mjnnefaha Council Degree of Pocahontaa.- = Meets every second and fourth Wednesdays . sleep tnights) at Red Mems wigwam. Mrs O. n Marin. Pocahontas; Mrs. T. C. Ru- mer, wenona: Jesse C. Runner. Powhattan: Vim N. Browder. Keeper of Records: Mrs. Vim. M Browdor, Prophecies.
 Rintlala Degree Council. No. 6.-J. R. C. Ivey, sachem; Henry Englehart, Prophet W. L. Wallace. Senior Sagamore; Samuel Monskey. Junior Sagamore: H. Bergin Full Ter. Keeper of Records. Meets every Friday night at Red Mems wigwam.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

The officers of the Huntsville Library Association report gratifying growth of membership during the last twelve months. During that time more than 1000 volumes have been added to the library and the prospects are bright for larger growth in the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

The remains of the late Carroll St. John formerly of Mobile. were brought to this scity yesterday from New York and the funeral was conducted from the First Presbyterian Church this afternoon. MT. St. John was in New York under treat rnent for nervous prostration at the time of his death. He leaves a wife. formerly Miss Mary Irby Mastin of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
THE B'NAI BIRTH.

Emanuel Lodge. No. lo3.-sam Bregman. President: Heyman Strauss, vioe-President; L. Young. Secretary; M. Mohr, Treasurer; den: S. Calm. Guardian; L. Young. Jacques Loeb M. Mohr, Trustees; Abe Veil M. Mchr Leop. Strauss, Representatives to Grand Lodge. Meetings first and third Sun days at Falcon Club rooms. on Court Square, at 10 a. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Alabama Lodge, No 2eo.-C. F. Moritz. Pres ident; Ed Mayer, Vic President; Sig. Meyer, Secretary; Sol Gladden., Treasurer; B. Wolff
 Monitor; Sig Simon. Warden and Guardian; C. F. Moritz. J. T. Moses and Henry si- ritz. Representatives 10 Grand lodge. Meet ings second and fourth Sundays at Falcon Club rooms, on Court Square, at 10 a.. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
presanted with Iewels.

Henry H. Matthews, Deputy Grand Mas ter of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Ala bama. in behalf of Andrew Jackson Lodge. presented Henry n. Long with a Past Masters jewel at the last meeting speaking as follows
 'srhe suspension of the regular order of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD:

T. S. Thweatt. D. c. C.: Hugh Ross. c. c. {; James Johnson. A. "; c. A. Grant. Banker; J. F. Dennis. Clerk Meets first and third Tuesday nights of each month in Odd Eel lows Hall, on Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

The past half year has been for the B'Nai B'R.th Lodges one notable in more than one respect. The local lodges, when the horrible butckeries of ihe Jews at Klsh- ineff became known. started subscrip- ton list among the Jewish people of Montgomery. for the relief of their down troIden brethren in benighted Russia. A goodly number of other people. members of other faiths, voluntarily subscribed to this list with the result that the com mitee here has a larger amount of money for the relief of the unfortunates than probably any other city its size in the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

J. R. Lanne. proprietor of a boarding house, was bound over to await the ac- ton of the grand jury on charge of committing an assault with a pistol upon Tom Stevenson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
News of B,Nai B,Rith.

This morning Emanusl Lodge will hold its regular seml-annual meeting and cleo ton of officers and it's sister lodge, Ala bama, will do likewise one week from today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Cpmnandery, No. (, Knights Templar.-Sir Bog s Maultsby. Eminent Commander; Sir Charles L. Ruth, Generaiissimo; Sir John W. Terry. Captain General; Sir Charles R. westeott, Prelate: Sir Gustave' F. Mertins. Senior Warden: Sir George A. Beauchamp. Junior Warden; Sir William H. Dingley. Treasurer; Sir Henry H. Matthews, Record Str J. M Riley. Sword Bearer; Sir Walter B. Fisk. warder; Sir William H. Tice. Cap tain of Guard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

chickasaw Trihe No. 55.-Meets in Red Mems wigwam every Tuesday night at eighth run (s o'clock). W. U. Barefeld, sachemi J. IT. Hartley. Senior Sagamore; F. F.. Dyer Junior Sagamore; A. r. Frazer. Chief oi Records; George H. Thomas. Keeper of Wampum; Henry Englehardt Prophet,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

owassa Tribe, No, 46.-Moets every Thurs days sleep Cnight) at Red Mems wigwam at eighth run (8 o'clock), O. F., Marin, Sach- em; B. A. BIakey. Senior Sagamore; Phil II. stern, Junior sagamore; J Hunt Taylor. of Wampum; W C. Fuller. Keeper of wam- pun; George IT. Todd. Jr., Prophet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
. q Q Q Q eoo Q Q Q Q Q Q Q c
 THE MAsoNs.

Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M.-Temple corner Washington and Perry Streets. R. J. Red den, Birmingham, Grand Master; H. H. Matthews. Montgomery Deputy Grand Mas Grand Warden: H. s. D. Mallory. Selma. Junior Grand Warden; ". H. Dingiey. Mont R0mery. Grand Treasurer; G. A Bealchamp, Montgomery, Grand Secretary. . -..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

A jolly fishing party returned last even ing from an outing on the Tallapoosa River, where they pitched camp any spent four very happy days. The following composed the party: Misses Johnnie Douglass, Mamie Moore, Avie Henderson, LaRue and Inez Massengale, and Messrs. Otho Calvin, Kozta Thomas. Ross Burton, Jr., Will Jackson and George Cotton. Chaperones, MT. and Mrs. c. W. Sealey and Mrs. Annie Hooton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Imported Swiss, Brick and Camen. bert at stuckey's. Phone SEA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Grand Council. R. and g. M.-Robert g. Teague. Montgomery, Most Illustrious Grand Master; James Esdale, Birmingham, IIIustrious Deputy Grand Master; Jacob B. Bloch, Mobile, ulustrious Grand P. c. Work; W. H. Dingley. Montgomery. Illustrious E. Grand Treasurer; c. A. Beauchamp. Mc mt gomery, ulustrious Grand Recorder; B. M. Jacobs, Birmingham, Illustrious Grand Cap tain Guard; John B. Lyons, Opelika, Illus trious Grand Conductor Council: W. J. Gar ner, Tuscaloosa, Illustrious Grand Steward; Sentinel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Andrew Jackson Lodge. No. I7a.-H. D. Long. ". NJ; J. W. Terry, s. W: c. A. Dennis.
 !. W; S. J. Anderson, Treasurer; J; D. Carter. Secretary: A. K; Lamar; Chaplain; ard; A. B. Avinger Steward; ". H. Tice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

J. P. Morgan has given sfo.oo0 to the Archaeological Institute of America for the maintenance of the institutes salon at Romev "~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Montgomery Lodge No. LA. A. Ross. W. g. Gassenheimer. Treasurer; W. H. Dingley Secretary; J. c. Mccall. & D.; A. J. Mes sing. Chaplain: Tiltord Leak, J. D.; S. Conn, Tiier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
Jewell ods

Com: I. W. Mason. vice-Chan.; H. T. Bell, Prelate; s. Meyer. Keeper of Records and Seal and Master of Finance; c. A. Thomas. Master of Ex-Ch.; W. H. Bowdoin. M. A: J. H. OGwyn, Inner Guard; J. c. Newman
 Outer Guard: J. H. OQWyn, ReprSsentat tive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Mozart Lodge. No. 22.-G. Wolfe. Chan. Com: H. Simon. Yice-chan.; r. Allen. Pre- Seal and Master of Finance; W. J. Futile. Master of Ex-Ch.: N. Steiner, M. A; J. Levy, Inner Guard: s. Kohn. Outer Guard ] Pepperman Representative to Grand Lodge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

The B'Nai BRith has been instrumental in giving to Montgomery quite a plumber of delightful and instructive literary evenings in which several of the best musicians in Montgomery. took part. The address on "The Ethical Influence of Lit erature" by Mss Jeannette Miriam Gold berg Is remembered by all who heard 1t as a noteworthy effort, while the lecture of Rabbi Solomon of Vicksburg. on The B Mai B'Rith. Its Aims and Objects dis closed to his auditors the magnificent work tho order Is doing. and from the standpoint o6 thought and diction, was an excellent literary production.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
HUNTSVILLE EVENTS.
Remains of Carroll St. John Brought
 from New York for Tnterment.

Huntsville, June 2o.-tSpecial.)-D. K. Grace. a well known young business man of Memphis has been elected Secretary and Treasurer of the Southern Handle Company of this city. NIT. Grace was a partner in the firm of Guinee and Conl- pany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
STOREY CURRY.
Pickens County Educator Weeds
 Young Woman of Northport.

IOuHB WVlldH UA NVAtHPO4V'
 Tuscaloosa, June 2e.-(Special. )-The marriage of Miss I,saa Curry of North port. and Professor Washington H. Storey of Pickens County, was solemnized at the Northport Baptist Church Wednesday evening, with Rev. J. B. McGill officiat ing. An informal reception followed at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. J. II. Curry. The large number of hand some presents attested the popularity of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Last Saturday, just after the dinner hour. the roar of cannon was heard and clouds of smoke were seen to rise from College Hiil. It was the firing of the festive anvil by a crowd of patriotic cit. izens in celebration of Alexander City's complete resurrection from the ashes, Il being the anniversary of the great fire which wiped out our city June 18th last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Chapter Royal Arch Masons.-B, &: Maultsby.
 E High Priest; c. F, Msrtins. King; John W H. Dingley. Secretary; Stewart Mc- queen, Chaplain; W. B. Fisk, Captain of Riley FIfn. sojourner. v. H. Tice. Sen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
TEACHERS ARE CHOSEN.
Instructors for Alexander City School
 Are Selected.

Alexander City, June 20.-CSpeical.)- The City Council met Thursday and elect ed teachers for the Alexander City Pup lie School for the term beginning carry in september. The new teachers are: j.. M. Pearson, Principal; Mrs. R. N. Far ker Assistant Principal; Misses Eva Hutcherson, Maude Stokes. Alice Carson and Minnie Moulton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

Governor Watts Council, No. 6ei.-m. Mohr ex-President: A. H. Pickett. President; c. F Dove, Vice-President; Sol Cadden. Cnap- lain; James E. Maddox. Secretary; K. 5. Williams. Financial Secretary; M Monr. Treasurer; I. Lemle Usher; B. W. Strass- berger, serreant-at-A Arms; Robert B. Gar rett ,Doorkeeper; A. E. Garland, c. A. La- nier and w. E. Ledyard. Trustees Meets of each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Central Lodge. No. e.-A. T. Goodwin, Chan. Com: W. D. M. Simons, Vice-Chan.; B. M. washburn Prelate; c. M. Powell. Keep CT of Records 'and Seal: P. A. Travis Mas ter of Finance; M. B. snoderass. Master of ex-Ch.; B. A. Taylor, M. A.; W. A. Dow. Inner Guard; T. l. Hewlett, Outer Guard Phares Coleman. Representative Grand Lodge
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

There is talk in Montevallo of orga niz- ing a local company to build a short line of railroad from this place to Calera, to tap the Louisville and Nashville Road at that place. Poor passenger and freight service on the one road Montevallo has will be the reason for building the road, if 1t is built
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
Officers of the Montgomery rribes.

rallapoosa Tribe. No. 7.-Meets every Mon day night at Red Mems wlgwam, on Blob Street. at eighth run t9 o'clonk). I. O. Gi- laspie. Sachem; A. II. Eubanks, Senior
 Sagamore; W. T. Johnston. Junior Sagamore;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
NATIONAL UNION.

Alabama Council No 276.-J M. Rives. sx- President; P. A. Travis. President; E- Win ter, Vice-President; T. J. Graves. Chapiaini Robert Brown, Secretary; J. F. Dennis, fI- nancial Secretary; W. H. Hubbard, Treas urer. Meets second Thursday in each month. Langdon Council, No. 344.-T. J. Hewlett. President; T. M Vass. ex-President; c. F. w. keynton, Vice President: w. J. Murphy. Speaker; C. W. Blue, Secretary: w. A. Me- Bryde. Financial Secretary; T.. M Vass. Treasurer; A. r. Frazer. Chaplain; J. A. Murphy, Usher; T. c. Baugh. s-rgeant-at- Arms; L. L. Rose, Doorkeepcr: Q. I. Key. Lodge Deputy; T. M. Vass. Trustee; W. L. Hudson, Trustee; T. J. Hewlett. Trustee. Meets third Friday in each month in K. of P. Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21
ALTERED TO FIT.
Any ill-fitting garment sent { Holt's
 Dye Works, Specialists.
LARK JOHNSON TAKEN.
Slayer of MT. Lawley Reported Cap
 tured in Pratt.

Montevallo, June 2o.-(Special )-Sherih R. s. Cox received a telegram this morn ing from Pratt City. saying that an ofi- cer in that city had under arrest there Lark Johnson. a negro, who is wanted in this county for killing John Lawley, an ex-Confederate soldier March ?, near Montevallo. Sheriff Cox has gone to Pratt City for the murderer.
 The killing of old man Lawley was of most dastardly nature. The negro Johnson was hunting on Mir. Lawley's s farm, and was ordered off by the latter, whereupon the negro shot Mir. Lawley, giving him the contents of a double-bar- reled shot gun. MT. Lawley lived but a few minutes, but before dying told two of his neighbors that Johnson did the shooting.
 If the negro arrested in Pratt City is Johnson, there is little doubt but he will have his neck broken through due pro- cess of law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

During the summer months very little save the routine business will be carried on by the BNai B Rith lodges, but with the advent of autumn. special efforts will be made to Increase the interest in the order which not alone gives relief to members of the religion to which its ad- herents belong. but to the distressed with no regard to nationality or creed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

TIppecanoe Tribe No. 65.-Meets every Fri days sleep at Red Mems wigwam. on Bibb Street Charles A. Allen. Sachem; H. H.
 Cheatham. Sebtor Saganore: Lawrence Bear
 Junior saSaHnore; Paul MertipA Propheti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-21

W. J. Maxwell. Chief of Records: Claud C. kcRee, Prophet