TO ALL WHOM II MAY CON
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Germ. At a Meeting of Salem Lodge, No. 43,
(al this place) on the slh day OF June M one
Henry l.. Machem, for causes sufficient OF a
gross unmasonic character, was expelled from
all the privileges and immunities OF Masonry
Given under my hand. by order otsaid Lodge.


j. w. ADKINS, Secretary.
Said Machen, is about % years of age, teet
or Q inches high, weighs about $50 lbs, fair
complexion, with light sandy hair, and eyes Of
rather dark hazle color. His right arm and
foot are each defective, having been injured by
a wound the scars of which are yet percelyable.
His arm is somewhat periShed, and is stiff, Tar-
ticularly at the elbow joint. When walking he
limps slightly upon the injured foot.


j. w. ADKINS, Secretary
0ATNewspapers friendly TO Masonry will please
Salem Mississippi, June 29th, 1914.