The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

evening services, 7:45 p. m. Rev. J. j..
Lanier, rector.
Charged With Forgery-Leo Paris
has been placed in the county jail with
several charges of forgery against him.
He was bound over in the police court
on two charges while another charge
awaits him in the country courts.
At ST. Mary's-Evening praye- at St.
Nary's-o on tn e-Highlands is chanteo
every Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The regular choir Will render SOME
beautiful music but there will be no
special song service, as had been pre-
Siously announced.
DIR. HamilPs Address-Dr. HamlIs
address at the Northside district Sun
day school convention is expected to
attract a large audience to the First
Christian church this afternoon at 8
bead of the Sunday school workers of
America. He is a native Alabamiah
hnd Is a great favorite in Birmin CHAM
his theme will be The Trained
Teacher"
At Highlands McthodIst-Sunday SER
vices at the Highlands Methodist
church today Will be as follows sun
day school at $3.50 a. M; superintend-
mt. M. A. Myatt. Communion service,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. ii. c..
Howard, IL a. M; subject, Laying
hands on the Laymen." Special young
peoples service, 7 p. M Regular SER
vice, 7:45 p m. Subject, miracle With
IN Miracle" stf
. Killed in Knoxvilie-Mrs. c. M
Goodman of Avondale received a tel
egram last night stating that ner
brother. Albert Redsern of Knoxville,
Tenn, was killed. There were no ex-
plantations Of how the accident &C.
Cured and the telegram has caused
the greatest regret among the many
acquaintances of Mr.. Redsern here in
Birmin CHAM. Mr.. Redsern was presi-
dent of the Y. M. c. A. of Knox
vile.
Rev. Eaves' Services Today-"Christ
Ind Money" will be the topic of the
6ermon at the Amuse-U tonight by the
Rev. George Eaves. The public is in
Sited. All the expense of these meet
ngs is betrayed by freew Ill Of
1ering. The Congregational choir will
provide the music. At the chapel on
nineteenth street, opposite Seventh ave-
Il.
IN. on The Modern Pastors Business"
Bible schol at 10 a. m.
Meeting for Men TOday-Rev A. r.
Moore, pastor of the First Christian
6hurch will address the Y M. C. A..
mems meeting at the Pastime theatre
lhis afternoon. The Life Line" will
De the subject of his address. Mr.. Moore
p well known as a thoughtful and
oelpful speaker and his address on this
subject will be of special interest. The
opening song service begins at s:sv
o'clock. These meetings are being
brgely attended. Last Sunday every
beat was taken and number We're
oorced to stand during the meeting.
Christian Science Church-Services
bro held at First Church Of Christ,
cientist, on South Eleventh avenue
Bear Highland Circle. Sunday mornings
1t II o'clock. The subject OF tho lesson
kermon this morning will be Spirit
vhe Wednesday testimonial meeting at
= o'clock. To these services the public
cordially invited The reading rooms
81 the church are located in the Brown
hfarx building, rooms 7S0-31; open free
10 the public daily Except Sunday, 10
10 4. D. m. every evening Except
/, Wednesday,. $3.50 to $3.50. and Sunday
to 8.
Try to Start Trouble. T. Howell
md J. A. Price were arrested last night
ty Officer Dougherty and charged with
tisorderly conduct. Mr.. Howell gave
ond Immediately and a few minutes
Rter returned and put up 325 cash
Bond for Mr.. Price. 1t was alleged that
Dr. Howell was standing on the cor
Der OF Third avenue and Eighteenth
street talking with friend when some
others began swearing and addressing
nsulting remarks to him. 1t Is claimed
Chat the boys were drunk and when
one Of them pushed Price against MIR.
Howell the trouble started