The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-08
FAILED ID ELECT
 THE LIBRARIAN BeSSemer Carnegie Library AS- SociatiOn Held Meeting SECRETARY WAS ELECTED Will Meet Again Next Tuesday, When Final Action Will Be Taken. Rev. E. E. Hendricks Preached
 on Christian Wealth"
SECRETARY WAS ELECTED

Bessemer. October 7.-(Special. )-The Carnegie Library association met in the council chamber of the city hall last night and elected Rev D. P. Taylor sec retary. The Rev. l. o. Adams, vice pre4i- dent of the association. presided and the following members were present: Rev D. P. Taylor, Father Kelley. G. H. Steven son, G. R. Lewis, James Trotter, G. D. Mingea, Mrs. L. Moody. Mrs. E. H. Lopez and Mrs T. F. Robertson President J. J. Sullivan, who called the meeting, was suddenly called to Birming- ham Saturday afternoon on business and did not return In time for the meeting. Mayor Sullivan had received all the ap- plications for librarian, and although the members were acquainted with most of them, 1t was thought best to delay the election of librarian until next week.
 It was decided to set the second Tuesday in each month for the regular meetings of the association, and on next Tuesday, if nothing causes further delay, libra rian will be chosen
 So many prominent women are candl- ddloo AOi lllc POSilioh liidl iilCi CSt iii- creases as the days for election come and go. There is no little friendly rivalry dis played on the part of those interested.
 Interest in Meeting.
 The union meeting in the city hall has enjoyed a red-letter day, 1t being the first without rain since the evangelists ar rived.
 The hall was crowded this morning at Il a. m. when Rev. E. E. Hendricks spoke on Christian Wealth." The recently or ganzed choir rendered the music and Rev. A. L. Carter sang Peace to My Soul''
 A meeting for men only was held this afternoon at which there were five con- versions and much sentiment was dis played. The Rev. MT. Hendrick preach ed on the subject, Sowing to the Wind. and Reaping the Whirlwind.' which, to- gether with "Tell Mother I'll Be There" solo by MT Carter, brought tears to the eyes of many in the audience, and numbers expressed their desire to lead a better life.
 Mother and Home.
 Tonight the crowds filled the court room and many were turned away. MT. Hendrick addressed himself especially to the mothers, using as his text: And her children shall rise up and call her Dles- sed.'
 ITO get the homes of America right" he said. would bring all the problems of America to solution. The first neces- sity is to control the children quietly without dissention or quarreling.' He then took up the evils of the home, and the blasting influence which they exert If the family altar be erected all of this sin would be destroyed.
 A number of young men and women went forward, stating their Attention to consecrate their home life.
 Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock bus mess mems meeting will be held in Ed mondson's drug store of twenty minutes duration. At noon the envangelists will speak to the men at one of the indus tries, and the regular 10;SO a. m. and 7:45 D. m meeting at the city hall will be held every day this week. Hopes of get ting into the tent have been given up on account of the cold weather.