The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03

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THE WEATHER.
Washington, January 2.-Weather fore
cast for Alabama and Mississippi; Cen
orally fair Sunday and Monday; moderate
temperature; moderate, variable winds.
CITY ITEMS.
Convention Commiftee.-The COM
mittee on conventions of the CONNER
cial club will fleet tomorrow after
noon at oclook in the office of John
w. Sibley. Mlbig attendance is es-
pecially desired. pa
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beginning tomorrow at 9 o'clock a. m.
The white teachers will be examined
at the city hall, while the negroes will
be examined at the courthouse.
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DIR. stockard Dead.--A telegram from
Atlanta TO felatives IN birmlnghani an
nouhced yesterday morning tne oeatl
or Or. e q stockard. Or. Stocharo,
q physician or prominence, coiuueteo
for several years the Atlanta sahI,a
rum. lie has many TRENDS IN BIT
mingham and In MS native state
Mississippi, enjoyed wide acqualnt-
ance.
sistant state mine inspector, whose
candidacy for chief mine Inspector has
been known for some time, is most
hopeful of receiving the appointment.
The new chief inspector will take
charge of the office May |. Mr.. Flynn
is a practical miner, and until quite
recently was president of the local dis
trict of the union.
.Outxvittedv Observation-Disclosures re-
pear, IngIe who was arrested there
saveral DAYS ago. and for whom Deputy
sheriff Lee Higdon was sent to New
ORLEANS TO bring back to Birmingham.
had "outwitfed" the officers. Particu-
lars of the ..outwitting" have not been
recetved and neither has a report come
from DEPUTY Higdon.
Evangelist TO spealS-C. A. Wise of
Indianapolis. an evangelist sent out by
the Watch Tower Bible and Tract So
Sunday at 9:3O D. M at 7211s North
Nineteenth street. Subject. "How and
When VIII the. World be Brought Back
to God?" All Bible students are es-
pecially invited as Mr.. Wise makes
clear many difficult scripture texts. He
is non-sectarian.
VIII Give Song Recitation Tuesday
evening, January -, at Gable hail. all
lovers of music in song will have an
opportunity of hearing w. H. Davis,
tenor. In a recital, to which the public
is cordially invited. Mrs Davis will be
Gently opened vocal studio in Bir-
mingham and is also director Of the
choir at the First Baptist church. The
programme will be announced later.
Y. M. C. A. Night School.-Thes win
ter term of the Y. M. C. A. night school
begins tomorrow evening. The classes
will be resumed on the regular nights
scheduled for the fall term. The en-
rollment is quite large, but few more
students can be accommodated in the
following classes for men: English,