The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-24
NAMES STILL HELD
ON ENSLEY CHARGE
Decision Will Probably Be
Made Today
SERVICES AT CHURCHES
Missionary From Japan VIII Preach
At the Presbyterian Church To-
morrow-Other News of
the Steel City
SERVICES AT CHURCHES

Inv trial OIL walter Hames, charged
with obtaining money by false pretenses
and with impersonating an officer came
up in the recorders court at Enslev YES
terday, Judge D. F. Sugg presiding. The
defendants was represented by Attorney
Joseph Lowery and Assistant CITY At
torney Roscoe E. Scott conducted the
prosecution. Hames plead not guilty.
The evidence brought out the fact that
Hames visited several soft drink stands
in Ensley and stated SO It was alleged
that he had a warrant for the arrest of
the proprietor, but that for a money con-
sideratfon the warrants and charges
would be withdrawn. 1t was stated that
by these means he secured several sums
OF money. By advice of counsel Hames
did not take the stand and made no
statement to the court. There were eight
cases or raise pretense against him, and
or 1mpersonating an officer. The latter
charges were nolle pressed and he stood
trial on the others. At the conclusion
of the evidence Attorney Lowery re-
quested Judge Sugg to withhold his de-
cision until Saturday morning in order
that he might file a brief
names is sui IN custody, as Sheriff
fiigdon has a warrant for him charging
him with killing a negro in Cullman
county
Hames was employed some time ago as
a special officer at a mining camp in
Cullman and the alleged offense was
committed at that time
Thread of the Story Club
me Thread of the Story club was en-
tertained yesterday by Mrs. j. Hoke Per-
kins at her home on Avenue F.
Iced refreshments corresponding with
the color scheme. pink and white were
served. Mrs. Lothian Brooks read sew
eral chapters from the Timer Shrine"
Those present were Mrs. ]. w. Minor,
Mrs. j. III. Eubank, Mrs. D. r. Hay, Mrs.
G. ]. Eblin, Mrs. D. R. Glasgow, Mrs
n K. Baker, Mrs A Poss, Mrs John
Morrison, Mrs C. j. Enochs Mrs. ]
Moog, Mrs. l.. II. Pennington, Mrs. L.
Brooks, Mrs. M. H. Mcdowell Mrs C. T.
Bowman. Mrs. G. Morns. The guests
were Mrs. T. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Onie
Mackey, Mrs s. D. Sullivan Mrs. ]. ].
Shannon of Birmingham, Mrs. ]. Moog
OF Montgomery, Mrs. Crawford Perkins,
Mrs. ]. c. Calvin, Mrs. N Hutchings,
Mrs. j. M. Donaldson, Mrs j. c. Bryant,
Mrs. M. johnson, and Miss Mary Morri-
son. The next meeting will be with Mrs
Lothian Brooks on Ensley Highlands.
Church Services
Rev. W. F. Hereford, returned mis-
sionary from Yamada Japan. will preach
at both services Sunday at Grace Pres
Nbyterian church, on Eighteenth street and
Avenue 1. Mr.. Hereford was reared in
New Market, Ala, and has been abroad
In missionary work for the past eight
years. He will also address the Sunday
school at s:45.
Rev. j. A. Bowen will preach at the
regular services Sunday at the Method
list church. Services will be at the usual
hours.
There will be morning service at ST
Johns Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing. All communicates of the church are
invited to be present.
Ens1cy Personals
Miss Grace Morrison of Heidelburg,
Miss, is the guest of her sister, Miss
Mary Morrison, on Avenue F.
Truman Morrison has left for Sewanee,
Tenn, where he will enter the University
OF the South.
The Amphion club will meet this after
noon at 8 O'Clock for the purpose of elect
ing officers.
Miss Agnes Mcdowell, who has been
visiting relatives in Tennessee, will re-
turn home today
]. D. Brown has accepted a position
in the supply house with the woodward
Iron company at woodward
A. V. Ford will return today from the
north where he has been spending his
vacation.
Local Items
Mary B. Brown chapter, Daughters of
the Confederacy, will serve ice cream and
cake on the porch of the office building,
corner of Avenue E and Nineteenth
street, tonight from 5 o'clock to 1920.
Everybody is invited.
An examination of the children of the
public schools at Ensley is being made
to determine whether they have been
vaccinated or not. Those desiring can be
vaccinated free at the city hall, Ensley.