The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
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but would have been satisfied for the time with regulation that would have made the business less objectionable in many sections than at the present time All the Methodist churches of the city began revival services last night, prepara- tory to the main meeting that Is to be held by the Rev. Bob Jones, evangelist, at the auditorium. beginning next Sun day. While there is little said in defi- nite way about the prohibition fight those on the inside know that the men Who are promoting the meeting are fighting liquor and it's sale in the county. It IS argued that the outside saloon, or dive, as it Is known, has been the worst that could possibly be and is forcing good clti- zens to take action to eliminate 1t. The other side takes different view, however, and have, so far kept the council from making stringent regulations that might have satisfied the anti fellows
 Revival Meeting.
 Every night this week at the churches of the Methodist denomination sermons are being preached and prayers uttered for a general awakening along religious and moral lines. 1t was announced by Dr. 0. C. McGhee. pastor of the Court Street Methodist church, for instance that the religious people of the city, led by the preachers. had arranged for the meeting to be held by the Rev. Bob Jones, with the belief that it was needed in the city. He did not say that 1t was a move for prohibition, but rather avoided talking of details. He said that at all the churches the work would be antlci- pated by preparatory services and he called upon his people from d standpoint of duty to fall in line and make it success
 F. K. Campbell, a leading Alabama at torney and citizen of Birmingham, takes a view of the liquor question at this time that seems to be general among those who are against 1t. He said, while here Monday: Tt is not so much that the people of Birmingham against whisky or the man who drinks it, but q determination to stop the whisky interests from ruling the city. The citizens want to show the men who have been running things in such way as they have that the power to put them out is at hand and can and will be used, now that they have refused to listen to reason and prin- ciples of right" Mir. Campbell is quite sure the anti-whisky element will win. easily in Jefferson county
 Meat In Throat.
 The little son of Emma Williams the cook for d prominent South Perry street family, is in precarious con dition as the result of swallowing a piece of chicken too large to enter his stomach The meat was taken into his mouth hurriedly and swallowed with out sufficient chewing. If lodged just at the opening of the stomach and can not be moved. 1t is not far enough in for the digestive juices of the stomach to reach it and too far down to get back through the throat. The boy, who Is about s. has not had any nour- ish hment for a week and it is thought that an opera ton will be performed with the hope of being able to get at the trouble.
 Insurance License Changed.
 For some time Montgomery has charged each fire insurance company a license of sfOO year. which is the largest shown in the south, but lately 1t tried new scheme that would have netted much more money. A license of S275 a year flat was placed. with three per cent of the gross income. result would have been to make the fees of some of the companies as much as &1200 a year. On a showing of this