The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-16
COUNTY MASONS
 MEET TUESDAY

Sixteenth semi-a annual Masonic con- ference of Jefferson county will com mence Tuesday and continue until Thursday The meeting will be held al the Masonic temple, Birmingham. with King solomon lodge No. 460, A. r. and A. NJ, as hosts. Sam Blake, sec retary of the conference, states that every lodge in the county with one or two exceptions. will be represented and that large attendance is ex- Dected M. NJ. Ullman, worshipful mas ter of King Solomon lodge. will pre- side. Frank Hewitt district lecturer, will have charge of the degree work. Among the speakers at the conference will be Grand Master H. Clanton Mil- Ter. Past Grand Master Ben M. Jacobs Dr E. P. Hogan, c. k. Glenn and oth- CTS. During the conference a reception will be given to the ladies of the or der of the Eastern Star.
 The programme for the three days session will be as follows:
 Tuesday. August IS, 10 a. m-Con- ference opened by officers of confer ence; invocation. Rev. A. J. Dickinson welcome address, NJ M. Ullman re- sponse. Charles R. West; appointment or special instructors for the day, gen. eral instructions on opening and clos ing by F. A Hewitt, district lecturer; 12:30 D. m, conference called off to l 30 p. m.; i: 80 D. m., conference called on: 1:45 D. m., drill by class in the three lessons; 3 D. m, complication of the F. A. degree and lecture; D.. m instruction on balloting, minutes and order of business by W. J. Whit aker, member committee on work; 5:30 D m. conference called off to D. m.
 Tuesday night session, D. m.-Con- ference called on; 7:15 p. m exempli- fication r. c. degree; D. m, music; $40 D. m, address. Masonry and Its Relation to Civil Government" Dr. E. P Hogan; D. m. music by King Sol oman lodge orchestra; 9:15 D. m, our Masonic Home,7 Past Grand Master Ben M Jacobs; 9;30 D. m., music; 9;45 D. m.. conference called off.
 Wednesday, August 19.-9 a. m., con- ference called on; appointment special in- structors for day; 915 a. m., exemplifica- ton of master mason degree and lecture; Il d. m optional work; 12:30 D. m.. con ference called off to 1:S0 D. m; 80 p. m., conference called on; 1:45 D. m, competi- tive drill from representatives of each lodge of conference; 3 D. m, exemplifi- cation of opening and closing in the three degrees; 4 D. m., exemplfication of fellow craft lecture; 4:30 D. m. to 5;3O D. m., good of the order; 5:30 D. m., conference called off to 7:30 D. m.; D. m, barbecue I:3o D. m conference called on; music by conference orchestra; 8. D. m., address, Masonry and Its Relation to Public Ed ucation,' Prof. C. B. Glenn assistant su- perintendent Birmingham public schools; g p. m., music; 9:l5 D. m., address, Grand Master H. C1anton Miller; 9:45 D. m.. mu- sic 10 p. m. conference called off to 9:30 a. m. Thursday.
 Thursday. August 2o-9:30 a. m., confer ence called on; appointment special in- structors for the day appointment of au- diting and finance committees; 945 a. m., selection of place and election of officers for the next conference; 10:45 a. m., ad- dress. 'Petitions" by district lecturer, and discussion by conference; Il :a5 a. m., instruction on visitation; 12:30 D. m., con- ference called off to 1:30 D. m; 1 30 p. m., conference called on :45 D. m., reception of Ladies of Eastern Star; prayer, the Rev. Robert l.. Bell; conference closed.
 M M. Ullman. King Solomon No. 460, w. NJ; Roy Osbourn, Farror No. 8, S. Wi; l.. L. Phillips Bendale No. 77S. J. w; Sam M Blake. North Birmingham No. 591. secretary; c. Dallas, Jr., Mount Pin son No. 4s5, s. D.: w. E. Yeager, Cum ningham No. 512 J. D.; D. H. Brown. King Solomon No. AGO. chaplain; F. P. Griswald Avondale No. 476. S. S.. J. S. Francis. Birmingham temple No. 636, J. S.: F. H. Knight. King Solomon No. AGO, tiler; Frank A. Hewitt. Birmingham tenn pie No. 636, district lecturer.