The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02

Wtth at ouO NULL nCANAOtll eSAS for the benefit of the institution re ferred to. They ask especially th' patronage of men who take lunch ol dinner downtown.
 Emblem Contest Closes-The emblem contest closed last night at the Cham Der of Commerce with about 125 de signs submitted. The special commit tee will meet March Il to pass or them and select the emblem which bes represents Birmingham's genius.
 Revival at southside Baptist-The re- vival services being conducted daily at the Southside Baptist church by Evangelist E. D. Farrar are attracting large crowds, Rev Farrar's powerful sermons seeming to have met with much favor. The meetings are held every afternoon at 8 o'clock and ev- cry evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Council Meets Tonigbt-Tonight $ council meeting will probably serve to keep the aldermen wrought up for a while. The board will have the task of deciding whether to put the pro- posed s400,000 bond issue up to the people and also the question of an is sue of bonds for the purpose of con structing a crematory. Then with the great pumber of other matters due to come up things will undoubtedly be in teresting.
 Knights of Pythias Meeting-At a large meeting to be held tonight al 730 o'clock by the Phoenix lodge No 25, Knights of Pythias, the amplfied rank of knight will be conferred upon three candidates. The meeting will be held at the Maccabee hall. There is q large attendance expected to be pres ent. The Gurnee, Ala, lodge will at tend in a body to see the new manner of initiation which will be used on the candidates tonight. The local lodge has an entire equipment of new parapher- nalia and tonight will be the first time 1t has ever been used in the initiation of new members.
 Mining Company Annual Meeting-At the annual meeting of the Zaragossa Mining and Milling company, held yes terday. pr. w. T. Masterson was elect ed president; D. S. Houston of Mont gomery, vice president, and II. G. Falls of Birmingham, secretary and treas urer. The directors are C. Marx of Montgomery, H. J. Falls of Birming ham, T. J. Carson of Birmingham, E. J. Leonard of Birmingham, and E. J.
 
 mines are located at Durango, Mex and 1t Is stated that J. B. Alderman of Birmingham will leave soon to take charge of the property.
 Elks Elect Officers - Birmingham lodge, Benevolent and Protective Or der of Elks, held it's annual election of officers last night and the session was enthusiastic and harmonious. These of ficers were elected: Dan A. Hogan exalted ruler Guy B. White. esteemed leading knight; pr. John w. Perkins esteemed loyal knight; John P. Abbott esteemed featuring knight; H. F. Shrop- shire, Jr., secretary, Edward M. Corn well, treasurer; J. J. Curran, tiler; John B. McCarty, trustee. C.. w. Frickhofer the retiring exalted ruler, was elected representative to the grand lodge witt c. E. Meglemery, alternate.
 Captain Darby Handles Book-Capt J. Lawler Darby has accepted tn, agency of a new book written bl Alexander White having to do witt the civil war. The book is said to b, intensely interesting as there is mucl in it that has never before been pub lished. This book will not only b. welcomed by the veterans but by th men and women who have come on thu stage since the close of the civil war It is a fresh. attractive and true DOT trayal of the Confederate soldier ant perhaps the most complete account O all the great battles yet given. Tn, beauty of 1t all Is that in giving tn, historical facts 1t is free of bitterness The price of the book Is $50.
 Reynolds Trial Still In Progress-Th, trial of former Policeman w. T. Key holds for the killing of John Mclean continued yesterday in the crimfha court before Judge Weaver The Us timony ir the case as presented wa: practically the same as in the pre- vious trials and the case will prob. ably be continued today. It Is expect. ed that the trial of R. w. Thompson for the killing of Ebert w. Robertson will be taken up today before Judge Fort, this being the date set for it Allen & Bell. attorneys for Reynolds are also attorneys for Thompson, and this may serve to cause a delay in the hearing of it, but 1t is believed they will be able to take 1t up by the afternoon.
 First Presbyterian Meetings = The general committee appointed at the Presbyterian mass meeting held Mon- day afternoon at the First Presbyte- rian church to make arrangements for the three weeks revival to be held in this city will meet this afternoon at 80 o'clock in the offices of Rogers, Brown & Co.,, FPS Woodward building. Additional committees will be appoint ed at this afternoons meeting and further arrangements will be made for the services. The evangelist who will conduct the revival Is the Rev. J. Ern- est Thacker, one of the most widely known pulpit orators in the south. The will last during three weeks and twill be held at the First Pres byterian church.
 Given Ticket to New Orleans-Hav- ing walked from Leavenworth. Kas to Chattanooga, and being given 6 pass from Chattanooga to Birming- ham, a woman named Sadie Crockett was given ticket by Mayor O'Brien yesterday to take her to New Or leans. where she claimed she was go- ing to her sister. On complaint of citizens of West Highlands yesterday that an irrational woman was annoy ing the community, Officer Hamilton of the police department brought the woman to the police headquarters. The woman would not talk to anyone at the police office except the chiefs sec retary. Barny Phillips, and she told him she wanted a ticket to go to her mother in New Orleans. Barny took her to the Mayor and the request was granted. The woman was extremely nervous.
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