The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23

dress at the Pastime this afternoon under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian associatoin. His subject will be. "A Mighty Motive"
 Sunday Night MeetIngs-on Sunday next, January 30. Rev. George Eaves will begin a series of Sunday night services at the Amuse-U tn eatre. These will be popular, free and unsectarian services, intended to bring men into touch with God
 Social gham tribunal No. 273. of the Fraternal Order of Tribunes will hold a social session at Maccabees temple next Tuesday night at S:15 o'clock. An attractive pro- gramme has been arranged and light refreshments will be served.
 Music at Second Presbyteran-The mixed quartet at the Second Presby- terian church, consisting of Miss Rowlands, soprano; Mademoiselle Mar guerite Reni, contralto; T. M. Stapleton, tenor, and H. J. Posner, bass will sing today, Cast Thy Burden on the Lord' and "In My Fathers Home are Many . Mansions" Offertory solos by Made ' molselle Marguerite Reni and Miss Rowlands.
 
 chapel, South Highlands. will install its new pipe organ next Tuesday night at o'clock. Rfenzi Thomas, organ virtuoso, has been engaged for the oc- casion. He will play several beautiful solos and a select chor of about 40 voices will render brilliant numbers. The chorus will be one of the best ever heard in Birmin gh am. Miss Lillian Puckett. whose name was accidently left out of the printed list, will be one of the altos.
 Congregational servIces-An install lation service will be held at the Con- gregational chapel at Il a. m. today for the induction of officers and teach CTS in the various departments of church work. The sermon by the pas tor. Rev. George Raves, will be on the theme, '"The Unquenchable Flame" i'm mediately before the covenant and prayer. At 7:30 p. m. the pastor will speak on "The Relation of the Eng fish Political Crisis to the Kingdom of God" Music by the choir at both ser vices.
 At Eleventh Avenue Methodist-On account of illness of the pastor. Rev. Keener Mathews. the Rev. R. E. Tyler will preach at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church. Rev. Tyler served five years in the foreign mission work in Mexico and Is at present pastor of the M. E. church, south, in Norwood. Work on 7 khs new building in Norwood will be- gin the first of the week and the structure will be built on the corner of Thirteenth avenue. north and Thir- ty-first street.
 New Coal and Coke Company-Arti- cles of incorporation for the Douglas Coal and Coke company. incorporated $10,o0o. were filed yesterday in the of flee of the probate court. The company will engage in a general coal mining business. establishing offices in Bir- mingham. The full amount of capital stock will be paid in when the com pany begins business. Officers and in- oorporators are: John F. Douglas, pres ident; James M. Highsaw, secretary; Clinton s. McLarn, treasurer.
 Christian Science Church-Services are held at First Church of Christ. Scientist, on South Eleventh street. near Highland Circle, Sunday mornings at Il o'clock. The subject of the lesson sermon this morning will be Truth. , The Wednesday testimonial meeting at . o'clock. To these services the public is cordially invited. The reading rooms of the oh urch are located in the Brown Marx building. rooms 730-31 open free yto the public daily (except Sunday 10 to p. m.; every evening (except Wednesday,. e:so to s:3o. and Sunday, [ to k
 Negroes Held for SwIndllnE-Charles Jordan and Jim Franklin. both negroes. were bound over yesterday by Judge Feagin to the grand jury on charges of swindling, the direct charge being that they had f1imflammed a number of their own race. The negroes were ar rested by Policeman Henderson, and in their arrest 1t is believed the au- tn critics have two negroes who have been playing easy with Ethiopian pock etbooks for 8 long while It Is also suspected that they have been impli- cated in some holdups It Is desired that all persons who have been swim dled or held up by negroes call at police headquarters and see if the two negroes in question are the ones who sot their money.