The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-24
PROGRAMME FOR
THE "HOLY CITY"
To Be Given At St. MichaeI's
Next Tuesday
MANDAMUS is FILED
Knights of Pythias of the First Dis
trict Will Hold Third Semi-AnnuaI
Convention at PelI
City Today.

Admission, September 23-(Special.) FOL
lowing is the complete programme for
1.-THE Holy City," which will be given at
st. Michael's on Tuesday, September 20:
Prologue, quartet, Love Not the
World" Mrs R. F. Field, Miss Kate
Owen, George Ufrner, M. f. Doerng.
Soprano solo, HE That overcometh +"
Quartet and chorus, Whose Is Wise"
Part l. Contemplation, organ. Miss e.
c. Noble. Quartet and chorus, NO
Shadow Yonder," Misses Woodruff and
Moore, C. A. Thompson, Lewis Wilson
and choirs. Tenor solo, My Soul Is
Athirsty," E. e. Meyer. Trio, AT Even
tide 1t Shall Be Light" Mrs C. T. Kidd,
Miss Kate Owen, Mrs. George Uffner.
Chorus, "They That Sow In Tears" both
choirs Soprano solo, Eye Hath Not
Seem" Mrs C. T. Woodruff. Chorus,
For Thee, o Dear, Dear Country both
choirs. Chorus, Thine Is the Kingdom, .
both choirs Violin solo, Miss Douglass.
During this solo an offering will be taken
for the benefit of the endowment fund
of st. Michael and All Angels.
Part q Intermezzo, Alteration, organ.
Bass solo, "a New Heaven and q. New
Earth" Prof. C. A. Thompson. Choral
sanctus, Holy, Holy, Holy both choirs
Double chorus Let the Heavens Re-
joice," both choirs. Tenor solo, ITO the
Lord, Our God" R. H. Lovejoy. Soprano
solo, Come, Ye Blessed of My Father,
Mrs c. T. Robinson. Semi-chorus THE
Firing Pot Is for Silver" both choruses
Soprano solo, These Are They Which
Come Out of Great Tribulation," Mrs
James Keith. Duet "They Shall Hunger
No More" Mrs. Woodruff and Mr.. Rob
inson. Quartet, List! The Cherublc
Hosts" Mrs. James Keith and Mr.. c.
T Kidd Miss Owen and Mrs. George
Uffner. Bass solo. And I Heard the
Voice of the Izarpers, Mr.. Loehr. So
prano solo, Mrs E. L. Field. Chorus,
Great and Marvellous Are Thy Works,
Lord Cod both choirs.
Mandamus Is Filed.
Following the refusal of the Calhoun
county commissioners to pay to the city
of Admission it's pro rata of one-hal1 OF
the county road and bridge tax levied
upon property in the city OF Annlstoh
when the payment was demanded upon
presentation of verified account by rep
resentatives Of the city on September
49, the city, Wednesday morning nleu
mandamus proceedings against the com
missioners as the first step in taking the
question to the supreme court OF Ala
hama for final adjudication, the commits
hat
for the payment of the city's claim. me
writ is returnable before Judge L. N.
coleman in the city court on November y.
Knights to Meet.
The third semi-annual convention Oh
the First district association knlgnts
of Pvthias. will be held at Pell CITY,
beginning tomorrow. The entertain
ment committee of Pell City has made
extensive preparations for the enter
tainment of the visitors and the indi-
cations are that the meeting Will pe
a most successful one. splendid pro
aramme has been arranged. The First
district is composed of 10 lodges.
The present officers are as follows;
President c. D. Kline of Annlston !.
erst vice president, o. L. Stewart OF
Piedmont; second vice president, y. ~
Turner of oxford; third vice president
T. n. Care of Anniston fourth vice
nrasident. II. l.. Grant of Fruithurst,
ffth vice president, w. I. FLOYD OIL
Ragland; sixth vice president, L. H.
Davis of DeArmonville; seventh vice
president, l.. P. Robinett of Oxanna !,
eighth vice president, j. A. Towers Oh
Munford; ninth vice president, ). l.
Cooks of Pell City; tenth vice presl-
dent, ]. A. Robertson OF Annis.on, sec.
retarv. w. C. Mangham of oxford;
traa surer. Abe M. HUMPHREYS OF OK
ford.
Norman Is Promoted.
" " Norman has been appointed
vardma ster of the Louisville and Nash
VILE railroad at this place, succeeding
N r. Armstrong, who resigned rev
weeks ago to engage in other business.
Mr. Norman Is an experienced railroad
man and has been with the Louisville
and Nashville for several years.
prosperity Club.
nrosperity club will be organized
IN This citv. The movement was started
Yesterday by r. II. Cobb, who is meet
inr with much success lie mas Sc
cured the names of over zoo citlzens
70 the list. meeting will be held at
the court house next Monday evening
at O'clock when a permanent organ
ization will be perfected. me ooJect
of the club is to organize anu So
to secure Annistons snare Oh the
prosperity that is coming.
Bryan and Kern Club.
with the election Of John S. Mooring
as president, j. M. Slattery as secretary
and the appointment of j. I. Fa1n, w.
T. Edmonson, Jr., and L. M Winn as a
committee on membership, permanent
organization of the Bryan and Kern
clnh was effected at the meeting held
in the Calhoun county court house yes
terday evening. 1t was decided to In
vite John w. Kern, democratic candl-
date for Vice President, to deliver an