The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

ham for 24 hours ended at p. m.. April 2, 1910:
 Maximum temperature ................ S2 Minimum temperature .................. 60 Mean temperature ...................... Il Normal temperature ..,................. 60 Excess ....,..................... l59 Precipitation ............................. T oTtal precipitation since Jan. 1...... s. 39 Deficiency .......................... 7.S
 
 CITY ITEMS
 Camp Clayton Meeting-Camp Henry D. Clayton. United Sons Confederate Veterans, will meet at o'clock this afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce. A large attendance is desired as dele gates+to the reunion to be held in Mo- bile on April 26. 27 and 2S, will be selected and other important business transa cted
 Change of Name-Certifcate of . change of name and increase of cap ltal stock was filed yesterday in the = probate court office by the Security b Life and Accident company. The cap ts ital stock of the company Is increased a. from $25,Oo0 to $5O0.000 and the cor porate name is changed to the Inter state Fire Insurance company"
 Professor sFowIer to Lecture-Fri- .a day evening, April s. at S:15 o'clock, =, Prof. E. B. Fowler of the department ., of English in Howard college will lec- :, ture in the college auditorium on "The South in Literature" Vocal and in .strumental selections will be rendered by Miss Maude Montague and Miss Lena Hitt The public is cordially invited l6o attend.
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 Sacred Harp society-The Jefferson County Sacred Harp Singing society twill sing at the Powderly Baptist church today. The singing will begin It 1:90 o'clock, and will be conducted Ky W. R. Davis. The committee con- Fists oi H. c. .Drury, J. M. Allin and Q. J. Crews. The Bible lesson will be read by Rev R. w. Crumley.. All are Invited to attend.
 Dr. Blake to Speak-"Choosing Filings Worth While" will be the sub feet of special address to men at tHe Pastime theatre this afternoon. pr. Preston Blake, pastor of the South side Baptist church, will be the speaker. Df Blake Is well known as an elo- qYent and helpful speaker and his ad- dress on the subject will be of special Interest. The opening song service be- gins at 3.30 w. M. Woodall will be
 
 vited.
 At Highlands Metbodist-Evangelis 2 J. E. Brown and Gospel Singer c. P. Curry will conduct four meetings today at the Highlands Methodist church. A decision day service will be held at the Sunday school hour, a regular church service at Il a. n., special mass meeting for men at D. m, and one sof the series of regular evange- nstic services at T:45 D m. The ser mon tn eme at the 3 p. m.s meeting will be "The Bible versus Infidelity'' MT. Curry will sing by special request The Old Fireside."
 z sChrisfIan Science Church-Services are ' held at First Church of Christ, Scientist on South Eleventh avenue hear Highland Circle, Sunday mornings at Il o'clock. Subject of the lesson sermon this morning will be Unreal ity" The Wednesday testimonial meet Ing at 8 o'clock. To these services the public is cordially invited. The reading rqoms of the church are located in the Brown Marx building, rooms 730-731; yopen free to the public daily (excert Sunday), 10 to 4 p. m.; every evening (except Wednesday,, 6.3o to 9:3O, and Sunday, to 5.
 Special Meeting Ruhama Church. The Baptist Young Peoples union of Ruhama Baptist church, East Lake, will conduct a special service at the evening hour today in welcome to the new pas tor, Dr. CeciIr V. Cook of Henderson, Ky. Musical selections will be rem dered by the oh oir and number of z soloists and an excellent programme 2 Is promised. Addresses of welcome will 'i be made by various speakers on behalf 4Nf tho oh off finia oh 4bers, Sunday school women's work, Howard college faculty, the churches of East Lake and the Baptists of East Lake. pr. Cook will be heard in response to the welcome. J. M Har- grove will act as chairman.
 A New Corporation FOrmed-Articles of incorporation for the Birmingham Fluor Spar and Lead company, incorporated with an auth orized capital stock of $10,G00, were filed yesterday in the off, flee of the probate court The com pany will engage in the mining of fluor spar and lead ores, the mines being located at Marion, Ky, but the off, nces being established in Birmingham. The full amount of capital stock will be paid in at the beginning of bus inss Officers and incorporators are: T. II. Benners, president; William Bill by' vice president and general mana ger; J. M. Persons. second vice presi- dent and Kentucky agent; AL c. Gar Der, treasurer; Nose Levy, secretary. sss VIII Make Loans in AIabamc- Ma n|iattan Life Insurance company has s5 made arrangements to make large loans In Alabama and the Birmingham dis strictsrespecially The Alabama agents for the company are Coleman & Hogue with onices Tn the First National Bank building. It is stated that the com pany has recently placed upward of sa3100,000 on Birmingham real estate se- e scurities and in the near future will sslend out several times this amount. If is also stated that the company has not hithcrto made loans outside of New - York and Texas on account of the re- quirements cf state laws and the change of Solicy is regarded as an eyi- Adence of the manner in which the Bir mingham district Is now regarded by |. eastern. capital.
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