The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-29
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SALVATION ARMY
CONGRESS BEGINS
OFFICERS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE SOUTH ARRIVE AND sERv.
ICES OPEN AT WOODWARD COR.
NER TODAY AT 4 p. M.

Officers of the Salvation army from all
over the southern states will gather here
today for the annual congress. Col. Viii
liam Peart of New York City will arrive
at noon and will be met by a delegation
Of officers. Col. r. E. Holz and wife. who
are the provincial officers for Ohio and
the southern states, will arrive from Chat
tanooga.
Colonel Holz is we'll known in Birming-
ham, having visited here frequently dur
ing the past six years
The following is the list of officers who
will attend the Salvation army con-
gress, which continues until October 2:
Col. w. Peart, chief secretary, New York
City; Col. and Mrs. r. e. Holz, provincial
officer, Cleveland, o.; Maj. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Berriman, divisional officer, Atlanta Ad-
Jutant A r.. Widgery, divisional secre-
tary, Atlanta; Ensign and Mrs. Craw-
ford, assistant young peoples secretaries.
Cleveland. O.. Capt. and Mrs Robins,
Admission; Ensign and Mrs r. Boucher.
Atlanta; Capt. A. Belcher, Baton Rouge:
Capt. X. Downs, Captain Winwood, Bes-
semer; Adjutant Harrison, Birmingham;
capt, and Mrs. Harvey, Chattanooga;
Capt, w. f. Brown, Columbia, 8. C.: En-
sign M. Patterson, Lieutenant Bays.
Charleston, s. c.; Capt. and Mrs. Par
rott, Florencei Lieut.. j. Wells. Lieut. r.
Lobby, Greenville, S. c.; Capt. w. Odom.
Jackson, Miss. Capt. and Mrs. Harmon.
Jacksonville, Fla; Capt. and Mrs. Fousse.
macon, Ga; Capt and Mrs. MeMurtry
Meridian, Miss. Capt. and Mrs w. Wild
gerry, Mobile; Capt. H. Whitaker. Mont
gomrey; Capt E. Belcher, Natchez; En-
sign and Mrs. Paul. New Decatur; Lieut..
r. Willis, New Orleans; Capt. and Mrs.
Norris, Pensacola; Captain Winsett Sci
ma; Captain Walker, spartanburg, S. c.;
Captain Henderson, Tampa. Fla. Envoy
and Mrs Callear, Vickburg.
The first public service will be held
at the Woodward building at 4 o. m. TO-
day. Another street service will be held
at p. m. Most of the visiting officers
Will be present at this service and will
be introduced to the public.
AT p m. tonight Colonel Peart will de-
liver a lecture at the army hall. No. 21oe
second avenue. The title of the lecture Isl
Breaking of the Dawn" Col. Peart his
the reputation of being an eloquent speak,
err His lecture will be descriptive lof
various phases of army work. A CHARGE
of rs cents for reserved seats and Is cents
for admission will be made for this service
to help defray the expenses.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for Sunday
10 a. m. open air demonstration, Wood.
ward building.
II a. m, Colonel Peart will speak at the
Eleventh Avenue M. e. (south) church.
II a. M, Col. r. e. Hole will speak at
the Second Presbyterian chouch on the
southside
IL a. m Major Berriman will speak at
Mount Vernon M. e. church, Second ave-
nue. and Sixth street, North Birmingham.
II a. m, Ensign Crawford will speak at
the Twenty-irst street NJ. e. church,
North Birmingham
II a. m, Mrs. Colonel Holz will conduct
service in the army hall, assisted by a
number of the visiting officers.
At p. m. Sunday a mass meeting will
be held In the Casino at East Lake park
Mr.. James Bowron will introduce Colonel
Peart on this occasion and all the visiting
officers will be present A special musical
programme has been arranged. A largeI
crowd Is expected.
At p. m. Sunday a grand united rally
will be held at the First M. L. church.
Birmingham. Colonel Peart will have
charge of this service and will be assisted
by number of the visiting officers. While
this meeting is in progress Ensign and
Mrs. Crawford will also conduct a special
service at Wesley chapel on North High
lands
On Monday private sessions will be held,
morning, afternoon and night. The only
public service of the day will be held
at the Woodward building at 4 p. m.
Tuesday. October 2. private sessions will
be held morning and afternoon and a
farewell service will be held at p. m.
Tuesday night In the army hall.