The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-19
GRAND RALLY OF
 MASONS AT SELMA Several Prominent Men Will Speak Tuesday Night COURT OPENS MONDAY Mrs. Annie E. Cunningham Suc- cumbs to Typhoid-Passenger
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COURT OPENS MONDAY

| Selma. November 1S.-(Special )-Or Tuesday night next at o'clock al I the courthouse under the auspices oi 1 Selma Fraternal lodge No. 27 and oi Ethe Central City lodge No. 305,' the
 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of
 Selma and vicinity will hold grand rally.
 The members of other lodges in Dal- las county have been cordially invited to attend in full numbers. The public generally has also been invited and it is expected the rally will be attended by a large number of citizens. Hon. H. $. D. Mallory, past grand master of the state of Alabama, will preside over the meeting and introduce the different speakers. lecture on the subject. The Two Great Mysteries ' will be delivered by pr. Jacob H. Rap l Ian, who is chaplain of Selma Fra ternal lodge No. 27. pr. Kaplan is unusually well informed and an en- thusiastic Mason. and his address will be one of the most pleasing features of the rally next Tuesday night. Present grand master of the state,
 
 present and deliver d lecture on a phase of Masonry.
 Mr Angus NJ. Scott, the Masonic state lecturer, has also signified his inten- ton to be present if practical and to also make an address during the even |. ing. During the evening a delightful musical programme which will be taken part in by the best talent of the city will be rendered and the rally will prove a most pleasant occasion The recently issued quarterly state ments of the different banks of Selnia. which have been issued show that they are all in a splendid condition. The banks together with the general bus mess of Selma is enjoying the pros porous times which are now evident in this section of the state. The deposits
 in the several different banks of the city will amount to over several mil- lion dollars and with continued pros perity in this section the amount of deposits will continue to grow
 Quite a number of the business men of the city will leave here Monday for Mont gomery to attend the fourth annual convention of the Mississippi and Atlantic Inland Waterways asso- citation which will convene there. The majority of the business men of the city are interested in the improve ments of the waterways of the south and especially in the Alabama river and for that reason 1t Is thought that a large number will attend the Mont gomery meeting. Those who will at tend the sessions of the convention from Selma will represent the city and the Selma Chamber of Commerce. MT. R. P. Anderson cashier of the Selma National bank. and Capt. H. |. Shelley, cashier of the City National bank of Selma, left this afternoon for New orleans, where they go to at tend the sessions of the annual con- vention of the American Bankers as socation, which convenes in the Cres- cent City on Monday, and which will remain in session until next Satur- day.
 The winter term of the circuit court of Dallas county will convene here at noon Monday. The sessions oe the court will be presided over by Judge B. NJ Miller. Immediately after the converting of the court the grand jury of the term will be impaneled and after which the regular docket of the court will be taken up.
 Mrs. Anne E. Cunningham, one of the most beloved and highly esteemed wom- en of Selma, died at a local infirmary Friday night after an illness of sev- eral weeks with typhoid fever. The flu neral services were conducted from the family residence on Selma street this