The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-02
Joseph DsVIin VIII Arrive Here
Today at Noon
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
MIR. DevIln VIII Attend Church serv-
ices Sunday and VIII Address the
Meeting Sunday Night.
Ladies' Invited.

Joseph Devlin. member of the British
parliament for North Kilkenny and one
of the foremost orators in the world,
will arrive in Birmingham today at
noon. He comes from New Orleans.
The local reception committee met last
night to complete arrangements for CIV
ing welcome to the distinguished WIS.,
itor.
Immediately after his arrival Mr.. Dew
In will be escorted to the Hotel Morris,
where luncheon will be served. After
wards he will be shown the sights of
Birmingham, Ensley and Bessemer.
VIII Attend High Mass.
On Sunday Mr.. Devlin Will attend high
mass in st. Pauls and will be present at
the laying of the corner stone of the
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows at 4
o clock In the afternoon where he will
meet Bishop Allen.
On Sunday night at $3.50 there will be
public meeting in the Knights Of Co.
lumbus hall at the corner of Fourth ave-
nue. and twentieth street. TO which the
pnblic 10 cordially invited. Ladies are
especially Invited.
At the Sunday night meeting Mr. Dew
lin will deliver an address on ireland and
the land bill and discuss the present and
future prospects Of the Irish people.
The Committees.
Tho f01loxvtpp oopnr,ottteez nova baaO
appointed:
Arrangements-F. I. Monks, chairman.
John w. O'Neill Redmond Wheeler P.
McCrossin, Hugh McGeever P. H. Lin
nehan, M. M. Boggan, John M. Horan,
Frank Sweeny, B. B. Martin, William
Grady of Pratt City, Patrick Day OF
Ensey.
Reception Committee = p McCrossin,
Hugh McGeever, John w. ONeill, B. B.,
Martin, Redmond Wheeler, P. H. Linne-
han, M. Maloney, f. |. Monks, P. T..
McCarson, w. II. Cutcliff, John B. Burke.
John McCaffey, Father O'Reilly, Fergus
Mccarthy. P. Day Ensley), j. L. WEIGH,
e. 7. OConnor, ]. J. Callahan, John
McCarten, John f. Harrington; John
Thornton, e. T. Thornton M M. Bog
gan, John Gallagher, P. j. Newman, J .
j. Curran, p. O'Hear; p. ]. McGeever,
Dan Donohoe, Frank Sweeney John Ho-
ran, William Grady, James Macker, ]. M
Meighan, M. Clifford, Daniel O'Connell
Pat Morgan, T. w. O'Byrne, Timothy
James, NJ. E. Linnehan, w. p McCros-
sin, William Rosentlhle, l.. p. James,
d. Charles Whelan, Rufus N. Rhodes
Hon. Felix Blackburn, DR.. r. M Cum
bingham, Hon. Cunningham, j. H. Nc
Cary, George M Cruikshank, z. T. Ru-
dolph, Tom Parker, Eugene Flies, e. w
Barrett, A. o. Lane, w. H. Stanley,
Frank S. White, R. H. Kerr, DIR. j. II.
Phillips, w. R. Terry. Sterling A. Wood
j. Carter Cook, N. f. Thompson, John
w. Tomlinson, J. H. Miller, Walter
Moore, DIR. Ed Drennen, William M
Bremen, Charles S. Simmons A. j.
Krebs. George Phillips, Emil Lesser. C.
T. Rainbow, William Ryan, w. R. Fair
ley. B. f. Roden, J. L. Clemo, Paul
Gilardoni, Oliver Chalifoux, M. V. Joseph,
Rabbi M. Newfield, J. d. Collins, H.
Hood, Hon. Hugh Morrow, Hon. L. j.
Haley, Joe Lambert, James O'Brien,
Hon. A. A. Coleman, ]. K. P. Laird,
John @. Bradley, George B. Ward Lew
Lazarus Samuel Ullman. John F. Ant
wine, A. j Reilly, Louis ]. Bayer C. C.
Fleming, George Deggins Hon. Samuel
e. Greene, Hon. Charles Sem.