The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04
CITY ITEMS.

EXCESS SlnCe JAN. IL ~
w. F. LEHMAN, Observer.
CITY ITEMS.
Admitted to Practice.-Judge w. 1.
Grub, federal Judge of the Northern
district of Alabama entered an order
yesterday morning admitting Isadore
Shapiro to practice in the federal
courts.
Celebration at East Lake.-In honor
of the Fourth of July an all-day bar
becue will be given at East Lake to-
morrow and all of the concessions will
be running. At night one of the most
elaborate fireworks display ever at
tempted in Birmin CHAM will be given.
Glass Visiting Birmingham.-Willia
Glass of Dallas, Tex, known as the
composer of the popular Elks' song,
Hello, Bill" and of several other COM
positions including many now featured
rs successes by leading minstrel and
comic opera companies is visiting his
brother, Arnold Glass, manager of a
department of the Pizitz store.
st, Andrews Servfces.-It is an
nounced that the usual services Will be
held at st. Andrews Episcopal church
today as follows: Early communion at
1880 a. M. holy communion and ser
mon at IL a. M, and evening services
at 5 o'clock, the Rev. Raimundo de
OWES, rector, officiating. Announce
ment was made last Sunday that there
would be no IL o'clock services to-
day. 3
To Investigate Death.-Coroner B. L.
Brasher will on Wednesday morning
hold an official investigation of the
death of Lester Thurman. the 6-year-
old son of e. r. Thurman, who was
run over and killed by a delivery
wagon near the corner of Second ave-
nue. and Sixteenth street a day or two
ago. The coroner states that there have
been certain developments which war
rant an investigation of the child's
death.
Open Air Service.-The open air SER
vice of the Congregational church will
be held at the Airdome tonight at
o'clock, the pastor, the Rev. George
Eaves. preching on the subject: God
Who Answers by Fire" The IL O'Clock
service at the Congregational church
this morning will consist of communion
service and the reception of new mem
communion address. He Will be as
sisted in the service by the Rev. e. w.
Butler of Thorsby.
Evidence In Warner Cnse.-A hearing
IN the case against Edward Warner
Of the Green Undertaking company,
which was preferred by the health de-
partment on account of the remains OF
Robert Anderson being inferred with
.,;ny hall rnc-
terday before Judge Feagin. After
hearing all of the evidence Judge Fea-
gin took the matter under advisement
and will render his decision next
Wednesday morning.
Patriotic Meeting Today. w. E,
Urauhart will address the patriotic
meeting to be conducted by the Young
Mems Christian association in the Pas
time theatre this afternoon. Patriot
ism" will be the subject. w. H. Maxim
will be the soloist and conduct the
special song service, beginning at 4
o'clock. A male quartet will assist in
the special music. The Pastime Is we'll
provided with electric fans and Is a
cool and comfortable place to hold
these meetings. All men are invited.
Special Summer Services.-During the
summer, at the evening hour, DIR. A. J.
Dickinson of the First Baptist church
will deliver a series of sermons OH
Some Neglected Scriptures of the Old
Testament" The first will be this
evening on the Song of Songs, It's
Literary Form and Purpose in the Light
of Recent Research" The sermon is
specially for married people or those
who ever expect to be married. At the
morning service DR.. Dickinson will
preach on Timothy. Our Brothers and
Gods Ministers"
Changes in schedule.-Two important
changes in the Louisville and Nashville
schedule of trains operating through
Birmingham become effective today.
No. 4, the fast mail operated from New
Orleans to Cincinnati, which has been
arriving AT 9:20 p. m. Will arrive at
1897. The same train which has been
leaving at 1928 p. m. will leave here
after at S:45 p. m. Beginning tomor-
row morning No. g. the accommodation
to Montgomery, which has been leaving
at $3.50 a. m, will leave Birmingham
at 500 a. m.
Handsome Ring for Davidson.-Fol-
lowing the installation of new officers
for East Lake lodge No. 4S0, A. F. d
A. NJ, last week the retiring worshipful
master, M. L. Davidson. was presented
with beautiful 32d degree Scottish
Rite ring set with large diamond The
ring was gift of the lodge In appre-
citation of Mr.. Dayidsons services as
worshipful master. The presentation
was made by DR.. ]. H. Phillips. 33d
degree Mason, who in years past con-
ferred the earlier degrees Of masonry
on Mr.. Davidson.
King solomon LOdEe.-The newly
elected officers of King Solomon lodge
No AGO, A. F. & A. NJ, will be formally
installed at a special meeting Tuesday
at s D. M. at the Masonic Temple. Past
Grand Master Jacobs will have charge
of the installation ceremonies. spe-
cial programme has been arranged, in
cludD several musical numbers and
shor, dresses, after which social
sessit I'LL take place A very enjoya-
BILE e ling is promised and q cordial
invitation IL extended to all master
Na~ops to be present.