The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

that 1t will give book social next
Wednesday evening.
Foster at Y. NJ. G. A.-The Rev. S. j.
Foster, d. D., will address the meeting
for men in the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium
this afternoon. Life Investment" will
be the sub ject of his address. DR.. Fos
ter is we'll known as a thoughtful and
helpful speaker and his address on this
subject will be of special interest. w.
II. Davis will conduct the preliminary
song service, beginning at $3.50. All
men are cordially invited.
Tries to Locate Son.-W. A. Lewis.
who resided at Brook side until recently,
has requested The Age Herald to as
sit him in the locating of his 1S-year-
old sons whereabouts. The boys
Christian name is Earl and he ran away
from his home in Rrooksde about four
weeks ago. He was last heard of in
Jasper, two weeks ago, and is sup
posed to be with a vaudeville troupe.
He is rather large for his age and has
large blue eyes.
Macbinist Loses Fingers.-George B.
Hicks, machinist at the Dimmick Pipe
works, sustained a painful accident
yesterday morning when he had two
of hhe fingers on his right hand cut
Off The other fingers were also badly
bruised. AT the time of the accident
Hicks was wiping a lathe with some
waste and his fingers caught In the
mach inc. He was removed to st. Vim
cents hospital, and will probably be
confined for several days.
Interesting Masonic Meeting.-what
sea. III nx,1
Interesting occasion among the Ma
sonic fraternity is the special communi
cation of King Solomon lodge, No. 400,
A. f. & A. M, to be held Tuesday at
1880 D. M, at the Masonic Temple The
Master Mason degree will be presented
using the traditional costumes with ap-
propriate musical Accomplishments. Fol-
lowing the degree work a lecture will
he given on 1.-The Symbolism of the
Master Mason Degree" by Rev. r. de
OWES.
New Observation-Disclosures of incor-
poratfon were filed in the office of the
probate court yesterday by the Afro
American Cemetery company the au-
thorized capital stock of which is $780,
000 The new company which will be-
gin business with $46 500 of the capital
stock paid up, proposes to buy and sell
lands for cemetery purposes, and will
have its office in Birmingham The
officers are G. L. Fisher, president; w.
B. johnson, first vice president; e. p
Mayo, second vice president, and b.
Hudson, secretary and treasurer.
Quiet mt CONFERENCE.-The than the
motion for a new trial of the Conner
Advertiser case in the first division of
the city court there was nothing of
general interest in the proceedings of
the county courts yesterday. In Judge
Lanes division of the circuit court the
jury in the case of Jane London VS..
Frisco railroad returned a verdict for
the defendant. In the chancery court
two orders were entered yesterday as
follows: William j. Randall VS. H c.
John Evers VS.. L. K. Evers, decree over
ruling demurrer.
True Bills FOund.-The grand Jury
now in session made partial report
to Judge w. e. Fort in the second divis-
ion of the criminal court yesterday, re-
porting that 1t had found true bills as
follows: Shug Wood, burglary and
grand larceny; Willis Jones' alias
Webb, burglary and grand larceny; Ben
Tyler, grand larceny; Nancy Hail. as
sault with intent to murder; Herman
Spencer, burglary and grand larceny
and receiving stolen property; Eugene
Butler, grand larceny and receiving
stolen property; Stellos Kalfors, alias
George Papermeyer, murder. Kalfors
is alleged to have shot and killed
Pavlis Yanakas several months ago
Marriage Licenses Issued.