The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-05

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AT HIGHLANDS METHoDIST-Regu-
lar morning and evening services will be
held at the Highlands Methodist church
today. The Rev. Dr.. Wood win preach
SINGING AT PowDNRLY-Ths JEFF
ferson County Sacred Harp Singing so
ciety will sing at the Powderiy Baptist
church today, beginning at 1:a0 o'clock,
and will be conducted by w. r. Davis.
LADY HAS PURSE sNATCHED-A
purse containing SIS was snatched from
Mrs. Moon, 1880 Fifth avenue, last night.
The theft was committed at Fourth alley
and Twenty-first street
PowDERLY MAN ROBBED-Notes to
the amount Of $500 from the Southern
Land and Investment company, together
with lot of clothing and an Ivsr q john
son revolver. were stolen from n. J. Bel
lany Of Powderiy. last night.
NO BEGGARs ALLOWED-Chief of
Police Bodeksr has issued an order to all
the officers that no beggars shall be al
lowed on the streets from now on. Mr..
FodelSer asks that the police carry out
his request In every particular.
AMENDMENT TO cHARTER-A Ger
tihcate Of amendment of charter was
yesterday filed In tho probate office by
the Fidelity Trust and Security COM
pany. The chief amendment Is clause
providing that the name of the corpora
ton be changed to The Fidelity Mort
gage and Trust company"
KILLING AT DOLCITO-r was re-
ported to the sheriff's office last night
that in a negro fight at Dolcito Cyrus
Reynolds shot and killed q negro by tho
name Of Jim Taylor. The murder was
reported by Mr.. I. c. Beatty Of tho Biz
mlngham Realty company. by whom both
negroes were employed Deputy Sheriff
Ed Wilson Is working on the case.
FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS SONG sERv-
lCE-There will be a song service at the
Fountain Heights Methodist church this
evening at 7:45 O'Clock. The Apollo or
chestra led by q. 70 Williams. has con-
scented to furnish music for the occasion.
On account Of the pastors absence at
conference the Wesley chapel congrega-
ton will join in the service, the choir OF
that church having consented to assist
in the programme.
NO CHANGE IN PROHIBITION LAW.
Chief Bodeker has issued an order to
his men to the effect that the defeat Of
the prohibition amendment did not AFFECT
the prohibition laws already in force, nor
the Fuller law, and that these laws
would be enforced to the letter by every
officer He also called the attention Of
the department to the vasranoy law and
automobile speeding, and asked that they
be .trictly enforced.
GIFT FOR PHILLIPS-Barnsy Phillips
and wife were the recipients yesterday
of very fine wedding present from the
police department 1t was beautiful
mahogany bedroom set. consisting Of
bed, dresser washstand. two chairs and
a center table. Mrs. Phillips was Miss
Vera Harris, q beautiful and charming
young lady Of 0raymont- Mr. Philips
is desk sergeant at the police headQuar-
ters and desires to thank the ofklcers TOR
the gift. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips were mar
ried last ThursdAy.
MASS MEETING FOR MEN-A mass
meeting for men win be held at tho First
Christian church this afternoon At $50
o'clock under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Christian association. Tho Rev.
q. q. Violet, the noted evangelist, win
deliver one Of his lectures on 'Brimstone
Bargains" Mr.. Violet IL speaker OF
unusual force and effectiveness and his
address ON this subject will be Of especial
Interest. The service Of song beginning
at $50 viii be an Inspiring feature. Fred
q. Dakin VIM be the soloist and will
conduct the chorus songs. All men will
reesive q cordial welcome.
LECTURES AT CONGREGATIONAL
rrHURCH,'Chris and tho Social
crisis VIII be the theme Of Z series
Of lectures by the pastor Of the Congre-
rational church. as already announced.
These will be given during Advent ana
New Year. on Sunday nights at 7:so
o,ciock. The first Of tho series II tonight,
the topic being THE Social Religion Of
The Old Testament" Musical service be-
Gins at 7:3o, the whole service lasting one
hour. People interested in these topics
80 cordially invited. At II q. m. Mr..
rsv.. will preach on This Divine Mo-
mont" Bible school at 10 a. m. Tho chapel
a on North Nineteenth street between
PARK and Eighth avenues
Taking Place Of sw'tchmen.
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