The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-28

day night services will be held Sunday
night at s o'clock at the Airdome the
atre, Rev. George Eaves, pastor of the
Congregational church, officiating. Rev.
Eaves' subject will be 1.-The First
Resurrection; What and When?"
To Start Mining-The officers of the
Garragoza Mining and Milling com
pany met last night and determined TO
send their superintendent, J. C. Acker-
man, to Garragoza, Mex, to start Up
the copper mines of the company
located there Mining will be under
taken at once. DIR. Masterson, presi-
dent; ]. C. Marx of Montgomery, vice
president, and Messrs Lowell, MARI and
Carson, directors, were present at the
meeting.
Ballard to Speak,. n. Ballard, M.
D., will address the meeting for men
at the Pastime theatre Sunday after
noon under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian association. What Are
Your Standards" will be the subject of
his address. DR.. Ballard Is well known
as a physician and is prominent
Christian worker and his address on
this practical subject will be inter-
esting and helpful. The opening service
of song will begin at o'clock.
Muy COnOuCf CH1e-GTeS1OenL FRANK
Nelson has called meeting of the
board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce for Tuesday at IL o'clock a.
IN. The announced purpose of the
meeting is to consider the question of
conducting cafe and an exhibit hall
in the new Chamber of Commerce
building. The now almost completed
structure will be occupied within two
weeks, and the directors will have TO
in the mean time
Underwood Home Damaged-The
boarding house at 501-3 North Twenty
first street. of which Mrs. B. Under
wood is proprietress, was partly de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning
when fire of unknown origin broke
out in the third story of the building.
Wagons No. l and 4, truck and
chemical engine responded to the alarm
and the blaze was soon extinguished
The roof of the building was almost en-
tirely destroyed and the third floor
badly damaged. The loss will amount
to $500.
Southern Bell Extension-The South
ern Bell Telephone company has started
its farmers line" out of East Lake,
the extension to date reaching the
homes of S. v. Blythe, Frank Morris, j.
NJ Franklin and watkins Riddle. This
line will be extended up the valley
and will ultimately have about 80 sub
scribers D. 7. Turnbull, district man
ager of the South ern Bell, states that
he would appreciate the subscribers
who will have their telephones changed
in October, incident to their changing
residence, notifying him in advance so
that the work might be done expeGi-
emily.
Federal Examinations-The United
States postoffice department announces
that on September 20 an examination
will be held in Birmingham to secure
rural letter carriers for routes leading
out of this city. There is a vacancy on
rural free delivery route No. 4, cut of
Birmingham. to be filed from this eX-
animation, which will be u simple test
of practical questions. Application
blanks and instructions may be had by
calling on s. D. Harris, secretary of tire
local board of civil service examiners,
at the rear door of the local postofice.
All applicants must be legal residents
on the routes for which they apply
Episcopal Song Serivce-The Church
of the Advent choir, under the direction
of Fred L. Grambs, will render a full
choral service at All Saints Episcopal
church on Twenty-ninth street and
Avenue G tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock The soloists on this occasion
will be Mrs. Ina Sheppard and Erin
Farley. The following will be the or
der of service: Professional Holy
Father, Great Creator" hymn No. 3S6.
Gloria Patri (Crotch). Magnificent
(Simpson). Nune Dimittus (Simpson).
Hymn, Let Saints on Earth in Concert
Sing" hymn No. 391. Offertory, incline
Thine Ear. Lord (HimmeD. Offertory
sentence. Recessional, Holy, Holy"
hymn No. $50.