The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-13
WILL LECTURE
 ON EDUCATION Montague and Macon Ge to
 AnniStOn Today TO IMPROVE BOULEVARD w. A. Dickinson Is Held on Charge of Forgey-FederaI Court VIII Convene June 22-News
 of Anniston.

Anniston. June -(Special)-An the Baptist churches in Anniston will com- bine tomorrow evening and congregate In the spacious auditorium of Parker Me morial church for the purpose of d1scuss- ing the subject of denominational educa- ton. pr. A. P Montague and Dr. George W. Macon being the chief speakers.
 Dr. Montague Is president of Howard college, and has the reputation of being one of the ablest scholars and most elo- ouent orators in the entire south. Dr. Macon is dean of the faculty in the same institution. He has achieved national reputation by his scientific work, and dur ing the recent Baptist Young Peoples convention in this city he was recognized as the most pleasing speaker on the pro- gramme, his eloquence and keen sense of humor keeping his auditors in rapt at- tention.
 Dr. Montague and Dr. Macon will be in the city Sunday morning, and pr. Mon tague will occupy the pulpit at the morn ing service at Parker Memorial in lieu of the pastor. pr. Joshua H. Foster.
 Application has been made for char ter for the Alabama Collecting agency, a concern recently organized at Jackson vile, with J. H. Privett as president, H. H. Montgomery, vice president, and Woodson w. Weaver, secretary treasurer. The concern will be capitalized at $4,00O, with power to increase to $10,00O.
 w. A. Dickinson the young white man who was recently arrested in this oft oha nf bean placed in the county jail and held pend- ing the action of the next city court grand jury. It Is said that he attempted to pass bogus checks under the forged signatures of J. l.. Burns and w. T. Edesmon, who pronounced the signatures forgeries. A letter from J. W. Dichin- son, father of the young man, and su- perintendent for che Pratt Coal company at Dora, says that Dickinson has been in the state sanitarium for the insane at Tuscaloosa and that he Is also addicted to the morphine habit. The young man was confident that his father would come to his relief, but he has been disappoint- ed and on account of the feeble condi- ton of his mind he has many sympa- thizers here.
 At called meeting of the chamber of commerce yesterday afternoon a spe- cial committee was appointed to confer with the street committee of the city council regarding the boulevard at the north and south ends of the city.
 There were considerable discussion on the subject, and the committee was final ly appointed, consisting of M. B. We'll born, w. H. McI<leroy, James Keith and T. l.. Robinson
 pr. Wikle has also appointed com mittee of three to draft a resolution on the depot proposition and thus begin work The committee consists of Messrs. W. IT. Weatherly, E. P. Cooper and James Keith.
 The federal court will begin the post poned term here on June 22, Judge Grubb occupying the bench.
 Judge Grubb has retained Kenneth Charlton toSact as his private secretary on his visits to this city which position Judge Grubb filled for Judge Hundley.
 Albert Heineberg is the guest of his aunt, Mrs Rudolph Hertz, on Leighton avenue. He is en route to Berlin to att tend the wedding of his sister,, Miss Amelia Heineberg to Mir Heinrich Band ler an eminent musician. He Is concert meister of the Philharmonic in Hamburg, a post of honor highly esteemed in that country of music lovers. Miss Heine- berg is pleasantly remembered in Annis- ton as the guest of Mrs. Hertz two years ago. She is possessed of marked musical ahility and has spent number of years abr oad. After their wedding on July 12 these charming people will travel ex- tensively during the summer months re- turning to Hamburg, where they will re- side.
 A lovely social event of the summer was the beautiful porch party at which Mrs. John Knox and Miss Carrie Knox entertained yesterday afternoon in com pliment to their house guest, Mrs Frank Everett, of Columbia, Tenn, and to Miss Georgina Kellog of South Carolina, Miss Margaret Reynolds and Miss Jordan, who recently returned from Baltimore.
 The Free Kindergarten was closed on Thursday morning with songs and ap- propriate exercises after a successful years work. Numbers of the little tots between the ages of 8 and ' years have attended the school and been trained in the three ways emphasized by Troebel the founder of the kindergarten system, and the philosophy underlying 1t.