The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-03
Connterseiteru Caught.

William Black and Louis Freeman. negroes, arc in jail in solitary confine- ment and tomorrow the federal au- thorities will make warrants for them charging them with making. circulat- ing and having possession of counter felt money. The negroes are not only held on suspicion, but are actually fac- ing the proposition of telling just why they mad in their rooms fine dies for the manufacture of the money and why they had attempted to flood the town with the stun. Their plight, to say the least, Is a bad one all around.
 Freeman was taken in charge several days ago when he had just passed a bad 25-cent piece The money had the appearance of recent manufacture and the officers thought that it was being made In the city. Following up this idea, they searched the room where Freeman was known to have resided for some time and success crowned their efforts. complete set of dies for the making of the money was found and immediately seized. This went to the United States marshars g office. and will be destroyed. The money made was very good, quite per feet enough to have fooled the average trader so long as the coin was not al. lowed to drop on the counter. The absence of the familiar jingle at once
 
 Quite a number of the coins have been recovered. Black was arrested last night and Is docketed as a dan gerous and suspicious character.
 The Florida Presbytery will meet in Pensacola on Wednesday at II o'clock, the meeting to be called for the ses- sions at the Presbyterian Church in this city. The opening sermon will be toIr 70 HaA son. Fla, and the installation of the pastor for the local church has been arranged for that night at 7:30 o'clock. Other congregations in the city will unite in the program on that evening. The program as given out today is as follows:
 Friday. April 2.
 1o:OO-Devotidnal exercises conduct ed by Rev. N P. Quarterman.
 OSO-Organization of the Sunday School Institute.
 11:O0-Address of welcome, by Rev. Glenn.
 11:3O-Adress by Rev. A. L. Phillips. Subject: "The Model Presbyterian Sunday School"
 12:30-Adjournment.
 BOO D. m.-Song Service.
 S:15-"Teacher Training" by Rev. Megginson, district superin- tendent.
 4:OO-"How to Teach the Lesson" by Rev. E. P Nickel. D. D.
 4:30-Closing exercises.
 Saturday, April 8.
 10:O0-Devotional exercises conduct cd by Rev. F. Jones Of the First Bap- tist Church
 1O:3O-Boys and Religion. by J. II. Sherrin Secretary of the International |. M. C. A.
 :OO-Graded course of instruction, by Dr. A L. Phillips.
 11:30-How to prepare the Sunday school lesson by Mir. C. " Thompson of this city.
 12:OO-Closing exercises.
 3:OO-Song service.
 3:15-Round table conference on methods.
 7:SO-Address. by Rev. Megginson. Subject: Sunday School Expansion"
 Sunday, April 9.
 11:00-Organ prelude.
 Doxology.
 Invocation.
 Voluntary by choir.
 Hymn. selected.
 Announcements
 Scripture reading.
 Prayer.
 Hymn. selected,
 OffiertorY
 Sermon and address, by Rev. A. L. Phillips. Subject; Boy and His Bible"
 Prayer
 Benediction.
 4:Oo-Round Table Conference on Committee Work in Young Peoples Societies. led by Dr. Philips and Rev. MegRinson.
 7:30-Hymn. No. 49l.
 Scripture reading.
 Prayer.
 Hymn. No. 196.
 Onertory.
 Address, by Rev. Philips: Subject: Nature and Importance of Young Peoples Work"
 Hymn. No. 4S3.
 Address. by Rev. William Meggin- son. subJecti 'The Best Way to