The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-24
CITY ITEMS

Band Goes to MobiIe-Romeo's Third
Regiment band will leave tomorrow
for Mobile. to take part in the vet
Grams reunion.
Residence BurgIarized-The residence
Of James F. Leonard, 400 North
Eleventh avenue, was broken into yes
terday morning and about 5000 worth
of jewelry was stolen. The burglars
made good their escape.
Knights of Honor Oficers-The
grand lodge, knights of Honor, that
met in Montgomery last week, con-
ferred quite an honor to three ladies
belonging to Birmingham lodge. max
ing Mrs. C. c. McCaskill, Mrs. W. j.
Armstrong and Miss Sallie WEIGH past
dictators of the order.
Alarmed About Boy-Roc Lindsey, IA
years old, ran away from his home
at Tallapoosa Ga, few days ago and
his parents think that he came to
Birmingham. The police have been
notified to look for him. 1t is claimed
that the child may have been kid
mapped and his parents are very much
alarmed about him.
Sacred Harp SinEfng-The Jefferson
County Sacred Harp Singing society
will sing at the Elyton Baptist church.
on Church street, near Powderly car
line, today, beginning at 1870 o'clock.
The singing will be conducted by w.
r. Davis The committee consists of H.
c. Drewy, J. M. Allin and o. ]. Crews.
All are invited to attend.
Lovejoy to MobiIe-H A. Lovejoy has
resigned his position as chief clerk
TO the trainsmaster of the Alabama
h raj n Ea hp
position of chief clerk to the super
intendent of the Tombigbee Valley rail-
road at Mobile. Mr.. and Mrs. Lovejoy
have a host of friends in Birmin CHAM,
who regret to see them leave Birming
ham.
VIII Hold Joint Meeting-Mrs. J. e.
Frazier announces there will be
called meeting of General Sumpter
chapter, Daughters of the AmSsfcan
Revolution, and Yancey chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, Monday
afternoon at 2:3O at Cable hall. Mr..
Mortimer, advanc agent for the Ben
Greet players, will be present and all
members are urged to attend.
No Services at St Andrew's-On ac-
count of the recent death of Mr. Julian
S. DeOvies, father of Rev. Raimundo
DeOvies, no services will be held to-
DAY at ST. AnureW bplSCOpdi cnuTCl,
of which the latter is pastor. Funeral
services over the remains of the de-
ceased will be held this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock from the Church of the
Advent, DR.. w. E. Evans and Rev.
w. N. Claybrook officiating.
Loses Her Pocketbook-Mrs Harry
Davock of Cleveland lost blue hand
satchel yesterday somewhere in the
city that contained her return railroad
ticket to Cleveland and also a con-
siderable amount of money. Mrs. Da-.
vock had bought round-trip ticket
from Cleveland to New Orleans and
back. She was on her way home and
had stopped over here for few days
when she lost her purse She Is stop
ping at the Hillman hotel
New Land COmpany--Articles of in
corporation for the Corey Highlands
Land company new realty firm in
corporated with an authorized capital
stock of $4,000, were filed yesterday
in the office of the probate court. The
company will have offices in Birming-.
ham and will begin business with $780,
600 of the authorized capital stock paid
in. Officers and incorporators of the
firm are: Ed Warren, president; ]. X.
Warren, secretary and treasurer; w.
G. Oliver.
Eagles to Elect Observation-Disclosures
to the grand aerie meeting of Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, to be held
in ST. Louis, August 81 to ~ of this
year, will be elected tomorrow at the
regular session of Birmin CHAM Aerie
No. 1925. A committee of Is will also
be named to arrange for the big pic
mic and barbecue to tpke place at Ger
mania park, July 4. A smoker will be
held and refreshments will be served,
and all members of the order who at
tend will receive a cordial welcome.
EndeavOrers to Meet-The Vine
Street Young Peoples Society of Chris
ton Endeavor will hold an echo meet
ing this evening at GAS in the lecture
room of the Vine Street Presbyterian
church, corner Cotton avenue and Vine
street West End. Quite a number Of
the Epdeavorers of this society were
in attendance at the state convention
held In Admission last week and are
much enthused and a number of good
speakers are on the programme. A
cordial invitation is extended to every
one to attend this meeting.
Christian Science Churcb-Services
+ are held at First Church of Christ.
/ Scientist on South Eleventh avenue.
I nearofIi ghland Circle Sunday mornin gs
at II o'clock. Subject of the lesson
sermon this morning will be, "Proba-
tion After Death" The Wednesday tes-
= timonial meeting at o'clock. To these
services the public is cordially invited.
The reading rooms of the church are To-
Gated in the Brown Marx building.
rooms 730-731;f open free to the pub
lie daily Except Sunday, 10 to D. M;
every evening Except Wednesday,, $3.50
to 9:St, and Sunday 3 to 8.