The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-29

service at the South Highlands Pres
byterian church today on account OF
the absence of the pastor.
DR. FeaIy's Lecture-Dr. Fealy Will
deliver his usual Sunday lecture to the
Birmingham Altrurian society at the
Gable hall at 8 p. m. Subject, Christian
Science and Hypnotism." Every one
cordially invited.
Lectures at Airdome-Rev. George
Eaves, pastor of the Congregational
church, will preach at the Atrdome the
atre tonight at o'clock. The subject,
1.-THE First Resurrection; What ana
When?" will be discussed.
Two BicycIes Held-Two bicycles are
being held at police headquarters
awaiting Identification by their owners.
They were taken charge OF by the
police as being stolen property, but the
description of the wheels does not taliy
with that of reports received at heao-
quarters of stolen wheels.
knights of HonOr-Demaree looge,
No 3945. knights of Honor. will meet
in regular session in Fox hall next
"Wednesday night. The Birmingham
md Pratt City lodges of this order
have been recently consolidated and
the meeting last Tuesday night WAS
largely attended by the members OIL
both lodges. E. D. Brown is dictator.
N, RoI,ard,s Address-"What Are
your Standards?" will be the subject
of a special address to men by DIR. A.
N Ballard at the Pastime theatre thls
a fternoon DIR. Ballard Is well known
as a Christian worker and his ADDRESS
on the subject will be interesting ana
helpful. The opening song service pe-
gins at o'clock. All men are coroiai-
ly invited.
Rev DeOyies nl-Rev.DeOvies, pas
tor of ST. Andrews Episcopal church,
has been prevailed upon by members Oh
his congregation to go to rate oprins
for a short vacation period. 1t Will De
remembered that Rev. DeOvies was
taken suddenly ill last Sunday at Inc
morning service while in the pulpit.
owing to his absence the reg -
a M. service today will be read. lhere
will be no evening service
pex Swain to Preach-The Kew. W.
N Swain of Augusta, Ky, Will preach
at both morning and evening services
TODAY at the Sixty-sixth street Dup
fist church, East Lake. MI o"aiii 80
a noted divine and doubtless MANY wiz
take advantage OF tne oPPoi 1o.'
bear his sermons. The church is at
nresent without a pastor and 1t Is un-
Herstood that steps will be taken TO
ward inducing the visiting pastor "
accent the call to the pastorate
Four Arrests Made-Four arrests
FOR violating the prohibition law were
made Yesterday by the police depart
ment. One of the arrested men was
white. while the other three were ne
groes' A. L. Darnell and negro named
IA Alexander who is said to have
worked for Darnell. were arrested by
pain Clothesmen Moore and DeRamus,
uhile two negroes. John Murnett and
left Black, were arrested by, ofhcers
Jones and Hildebrand.
Rev. Moore Observation-Disclosures
.riends of the minister have been ad-
r,sad that the Rev. A. r. Moore, pas
tor of the First Christian church OF
this CITY. will return on Tuesday AFTER
having spent vacation of more than
+wo months in Georgia, Tennessee and
Kentucky. DR.. Moore states that ne mas
.aornerated from his recent Illness ana
a. fae,tng quite we'll. He will resume
Via mace in the pulpit on the first sun
dav in September During Dr. Moo.es
shsence the pulpit at the CHRISTIAN
church has been occupied by the ReV.
]. r. Jolly.