The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
Knight. of Columbus = Birmins

elected president ana JuuSe A. h. NV Williams, secretary.
 Knights of Columbus - Birmingham council No. 635, Knights of Colum- bus will hold business session to- morrow night The presiding officer says that as important matters will be considered full attendance is urged.
 Holds up EyeIIy-Armed with a Win chester rifle and acting the role of a Texas cowboy, an unknown yellow negro held up and robbed Howard Evelly yesterday at Vivian. The negro escaped and took with him $6 of Ev- elly's morey.
 Conversational services-Congrega tional services will be held at tn e chapel on North Nineteenth street, near Seventh avenue, at II a. m. Topic of sermon: "The Greater Grace" There will be 8 very important matter of business submitted to the congregation at the close of the sermon.
 Ffty-sixth Street Baptist-Regular services will be conducted today at the Fffty-sixth Street Baptist church by the Rev. w. M. Anderson. The morn ing theme will be Jesus and the Mother of James and John." In the evening will be given the second of the series on Life Beyond the Grave.
 Rev. Lichtenstein Services-Rev. A. 1ichtenstein of St. Louis will preach this morning at the Westminster Pres byterian church; at D. m. at the Amuse-U theatre, and at night at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church. Special music has been arranged for the 3 o'clock meeting. All are most cordially invited.
 Services at Amuse-U-At the Sun day night Amuse-U meeting MT. Eaves' topic will be Christianity or Chaos, v a radical application of Christian prin- ciples to modern conditions. Miss Row land will sing. After the service the young peoples class will be glad to meet oth CT young people who may be strangers in the city Song and prayer at 7:30. Speaking at 8 o'clock prompt.
 Evangelist to Preach-A series of re- vival services to be conducted by the Rev A. D. Glass; the well known evan Relist, will begin with the II a. m. ser vice to be held today at the Elyton Baptist church. Rev. Glass will be as sisted by Rev. Curtis Shugart, the local evangelist. The meetings will be held every evening during the week at 7:45
 
 and the public is invited to attend.
 New undertaking COmpany--Articles of incorporation for the Davenport Harris Undertaking company, incorpor- ated with an authorized capital stock of $4000. were filed yesterday in the probate court office The company will conduct an undertaking establish nAent in Birmingham, beginning business with the full amount of capital paid in. Officers and incorporators are: II. .. Davenport, president; V. W. Daven- port, vice president; c. M. Harris, sec retary; Otis D. Councill, treasurer.
 Confiscate Three Barrels of Beer Word was received last night at po- lice headquarters that some beer was being unloaded at the Model cafe on Twentieth street, between First and Second avenues Detectives Jones and Ryick went to the place and arrested the two negroes who were driving the wagon. There were three barrels of beer on the dray and it was taken to the police station and stored up with other blind tiger products which have been gathered during the winter. It was not known who was receiving the goods.
 Residence Is Burglarized-Burglar entered the house Ol Fl. D. hdttuc W Ss 2248 Arlinkto avenue, yesterday and secured many valuable articles belong ing to the Family. Among the goods carried off by the thieves were six bouillon spoons marked ''S", six orange spoons marked M a small lemon fork, black satin ladies' evening coat lined with blue silk. black lace dress, a white lawn dress trimmed with lace, piece of old rose silk contain ing eight yards of cloth, eight yards of light blue silk and blue striped silk voille.
 Christian Science Church-Services are held at First Church of Christ, Scientist on South Eleventh avenue. |. near Highland Circle Sunday mornings at Il o'clock. Subject of the lesson sermon this morning will be Sub stance" The Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. To these ser vices the public is cordially invited. The reading rooms of the church are located in the Brown Marx building. rooms 730-S1; open free to the public daily (except Sunday, 10 to 4 p. m. every evening (except Wednesday, U 6:30 to 9:30 and Sunday, to 5.