The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-15
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
BUNCH OF KEYS FOUND.-A buncb|
of keys bearing the stamp, 1903 Higgins
Mfg. Co.. has been turned into police
headquarters by the finder.
EMERSON IS Ills. r. Emerson, the
state prison chaplain, has been Ill at his
home In Woodlawn for four weeks and
is improving very slowly. His friends
are much concerned about his condition.
REWARD FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of the offering Of a reward of 500 for
the arrest and conviction of Sam Rine-
hart for the murder of Pope Graham,
has been received by local authorities
from the sheriff of Talladega county.
SUIT AGAINST SHERIFF.-A. 8. Mil
Ter late yesterday afternoon filed suit
in the United States court for $4,000
damages against Sheriff Higdon and his
bondsmen. 1t is claimed that the sheriff
wrongfully detained him in Jail over
night.
BERT ROBERTS LEAVES.-Bert Rob-
erts, for several months connected with
the sheriff's office, has rendered his resig-
nation and will leave today for Rock Hill,
S. c. Mr.. Roberts will play baseball
Carolina Virginia league, which opens its
season Monday.
HARRY S. GLICKMAN WANTED
Chief of Police Bodeker has received a
request from indianapolis authorities ask
ing that an effort be made to locate
Harry S. Glickman, aged 80 years, who
disappeared from Indianapolis December
10, 1908 Glickmans wife and mother are
very anxious to locate him.
LOOKING FOR HUFFSTATLER.-A
long distance telephone message received
at police headquarters from Oneonta asks
that Mr.. Huffstatler, who left there a
day two ago bound for Morehead,
Miss. be located and requested to com
municate With his wife before leaving
Birmingham for Morehead. The police
have not yet succeeded in locating him.
EAST BIRMINGHAM BURGLARY
The store at 1907 Tenth avenue, East Bir-
mingham, operated by J. F. B. Jackson,
was broken into Thursday night and quite
quantity of merchandise stolen. The
burglary is believed to be the work of a
gang which has burglarized a number of
stores lately and every effort is being
exerted by the authorities to locate the
guilty.
REV. ROBERTSON TO SPEAK.-The
Rev. ]. s. Robertson, pastor of the Wes-
ley chapel, Methodist Episcopal church,
will address the meeting for men in the
Young Mems Christian association gym
nasium tomorrow afternoon. "Chrfsts
Humility and Exaltation' will be the
subject of his address The opening song
service begins at $3.50 o'clock and all men
will receive a cordial welcome.
ELEVENTH AVENUE SERVICES
The revival services at the Eleventh Ave
nue. Methodist church continue to have
large attendance. DIR. Bowen preached
yesterday morning from IL to IL, and in
the evening at 745 The afternoon SER
mon of the series on the plan Of Sal
yation," was preached at o'clock. Serv-
Ices will be held daily at these hours until
Sunday. May %, and all are cordially in
vited to attend.
CAMP HARDEE MEETS TODAY
This afternoon at o'clock in the rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce, Camp
Hardee will hold its regular semi-month-
ly meeting. Matters of interest to the
camp will be presented. The trip to
Memphis will be talked over and COM
rades will tell war stories. Resolutions
on the death of W. w. Johnson will
be read. All visiting comrades in the
city will receive a hearty welcome.
BADGE PRESENTED TO BRASHER.
The friends of Coroner B. L. Brasher
have presented to him a handsome gold
badge as a token of their esteem. The
badge is in the shape of a shield with
star In the center bearing the date,
1909" Across the top of the shield APP
pears the 'coroners name and across the
bottom appear the words, Coroner of
Jefferson County, Alabama" The badge
is handsomely made and is the object of
considerable pride on the coroner's part.
CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED-James
Davis of I'LL Avenue G has reported
to the police that he was robbed yes
terday morning about o. clock by q negro
woman in Alley B between Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third street. According
to the report made by Davis to the Off
GERS he was walking along with another
man when the negro woman walked up
to him and proceeded to rifle his pockets,
relieving him of a pocketbook containing
t114. He furnished a good description
Of the woman and her arrest will prob
ably follow.
OKLAHOMA MAN HERE.-R. A. o.
Montgomery of Wetonga, Okla, president
of the Oklahoma Development company
is in the city. Mr.. Montgomery will head
party on a special train consisting of
two sleepers, a day coach and baggage
ear, over the Queen and Crescent route
via Shreveport and Fort Worth to Wood
ward Oka the train to leave Birming-
consist of about 100 business men of the
Birmingham district who win go to Okla.
homa to look over the property recently
purchased by the development company,
as we'll as for a pleasure jaunt.
AIR-DOME TO OPEN-The Air-Dome
opens its season Monday night with a
very attractive bill for the opening week.
Four acts of exceptional quality in adj
dition to the moving pictures will be
presented while full orchestra under
the leadership of Professor Harms will
furnish the music. The same admission
rs charged last year. 10 cents, will pre-
vail this summer. There are two head
hpers on the bill, the ORourke-Bu Burnett
srio and the Hawaiian trio, in novelty
Iinging and dancing acts, with Harry
Angel, exponent Of the old-time darby,
. Ind The Zeraldas in head and hand
balancing, rounding out the performance.
krything about this delightful open-air
LAtre has been gone over by cleaners
,Hr painters and it wifi present very
ssosl \ctive appearance on the opening