The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
CITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS
VIII Serve Lunch-The ladies of the
Eleventh Avenue Methodist church
will serve hot lunch today from II
to O'Clock at 219 North Nineteenth
street.
Free Methodist seryices--L D. wal
lace, young preacher In the free
Methodist CHI urch of Atlanta, VIII con-
duct services at 17201a First avenue to-
morrow at p. M, and 7:3o p. m. EV-
erybody is invited.
"T. p, A.,sv to ChattanOOga-Local
members of Post B. T. P. A, are pre-
pairing to go to Chattanooga next week
to attend the national convention OF
that organization, which is to be held
there.
Lecture of PsychoIogy-RobertB Bryan
Harrison, the we'll known newspaper
man. manager of the Southern Press
Clipping bureau, and President of the
Atlanta Psych illogical society, will lee
ture in Birmingham tomorrow under
the auspices of the psychologists of this
city.
Holy Name Society-The Holy Name
society will receive holy communion
in body tomorrow a the 1880 a. m
mass in st. Pauls church. There is also
q large class of candidates to be ad-
mitted into the society during the Sun
day night services, which begin at 80
o'clock.
Wanted in Tuscaloosa-F. H. Skies
was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sher-
If George Jones on a warrant sworn
out in Tuscaloosa county charging him
with embezzlement. He was placed in
awaiting the arrival of Tuscaioosa
county officers.
EIks to Observe Flag Day-Tuesday
night the local Elks lodge Will cele-
brate flag day. A special programme
is being arranged to take place at
the home, and the occasion will be a
pleasant one. The wives of the mem
bers will assist in firing the patriotism
of the Elks in honor of the American
nag.
AvondaIe Baptist Roll Call-The Bap-
lists of the First Baptist church OF
Avondale will have covenant meeting
and roll call tomorrow at the IL a.
m. service and every member of the
church who can possibly attend is
earnestly requested 10 Dc present. LIE
pastor, Rev. C. j. Bentley, will pre-
side.
Oil Road Near Filter PIant-In or
der to safeguard Birmingham's wa
ter supply the county Board of Revenue
will pay for the laying of dust on one
mile of country road by an oiling pro-
cess. This road runs directly in front
of the altering plant of the local wa
ter works company on Shades noun
tain.
Operate Extrn sIeepers-To accom-
modate southern people visiting North
Carolina and the Sapphire country
this season, the Queen and Crescent
route will operate an extra Pullman
sleeper tri-weekly between New Or
leans and Asheville. Reservations have
been made for Birmingham people and
the new service is likely to prove yer,
popular. H,s..
Trial Of w. NJ. Bailey-The trial OF
william NJ. Bailey. which has been or
trial all the week, continued yester.
day before Judge Fort. The princi-
pal witness of the day was the lit.
tie girl In the case, who recited Ii
detail the history Of the affair No one
is being allowed in the court room
Uul luS ldWyciS anu immaculate families
Of the defendant and prosecutor.
Coleman Appointetl-The friends O,
Guy r. Coleman will be glad to learr
OF his appointment to the office of dis.
trict deputy grand chancellor of the
Third Pythian district, which virtually
includes all lodges of the Knights OF
Pythias in Jefferson and Walker coun-
ties, together with several lodges II
- r..
Der of Phoenix lodge No. % and is one
of the most active Pythians OF the dis.
trict
DR.. Foster to Preach-Dr. John S
Foster, pastor of the First Presbyte
rian church, Fourth avenue and Tween.
ty-f1rst street. will preach tomorrow
morning to men. He was requested
by the newly organized brotherhood OF
the church to prepare a sermon or
Men In Church Work" and he will
comply with their request tomorrow
special invitation is extended to al
men in the city and the membership
is urged to attend.
Otto Mooney Pr0moted-At the meet
ing of the board of directors of the
traders National bank yesterday Otto
mooney, assistant to President Frye
!" % cAcctcu dSSlStdnL cashier. He has
been associated with the Traders bank
Tor several years and his promotion
to the present position has been rapid
me directors declared the regular semi.
annual dividend of 4 per cent on the
capital stock and expressed themselves
the bank -
ey to Lecture. E. Ramsey, 6
prominent business man and teacher
OF the large Ramsey Sunday schoo
ciass VIII address the Y. M. c. A
Men meeting at the Pastime theatre
tomorrow afternoon. "Petering" will be
tne subject of this practical talk tc
men. Mr. Ramsey Is an Interesting and
heipiui speaker and his address on this
subject will be of special interest The
ramsey class orchestra will assist In
the preliminary service, beginning al
$3.50. The use Of the electric fans
makes this pleasant place to spend
an hour. Admission is free and al
men are cordially invited.