The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-11

Five Hundred club and the standing COM
uittees will be full of interest. Frank
Jelson, Jr., will close up his short but
.ventful administration and will intro
luce the new officers.
President Ford will make q. short adj
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CITY ITEMS
DIR. FerreIrs Lecture-The lecture of
DR.. Terrell ON Goethe as Lyric
Poet" will be delivered at Temple
emanuel Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock.
Burglars In WoodIawn = Burglars
roke into the home of w. w. Byers,
5243 First avenue, Woodlawn, yester-
Law. They secured two suits of cloth
ng and several dollars in money.
SThe Philosophy of Goethe--A lee
-ure will be delivered by DR.. NJ. New
feld tomorrow morning at o'clock at
the High school auditorium to the
eachers of the city. His subject will
be, 1.-The Philosophy of Goethe
DIR. NewfieId Lectures Tonight-Rabbi
VI.
lis series of lectures at Temple Eman-
uel tonight and his subject will be
Inter- Marriage" The public is cor
daily invited to attend these Friday
evening lectures.
Robbed of Jewelry-Mrs. W. b.
Cooper's house was burglarized We'd
1esday night between 9 and IL o'clock.
Quits a lot OF jewelry, consisting Of
4 49,. h. Lot mol
rings, an emerald and a pearl ring, a
gentleman's diamond ring and other
We're carried off by the thieves.
No arrests have been made.
Wants 'Tip-toe- Arrested - Mary
Nicholas has asked the police to arrest
4 negro by the name of Tip toe 1t
IS claimed that 'Tip-toe" stole a dia-
mond ring, $40 in money and lot OF
wearing apparel from the Nicholas
woman. 1t looks as though "Tip-toe"
Judge Fengln To Speak, meeting
Of the Negro Juvenile Rescue Bandr
will be held next Tuesday evening at
the Twenty-second Street Baptist
church at which Judge N. b. Feagin
will deliver the principal address. The
public Is cordially invited to be pres
emit and lend its Endorsement to the
plans under way for rescue work
among negro boys and girls.
Seeks Information About Husband
The police have received information
ga wing that Walter l.. Vanderford, re-
tall grocery salesman, has left his wife,
who Is sick in bed. 1t was claimed
that Vanderford left the city, taking
with him his 5-year-old boy. The wife
lives at 412 North Nineteenth street,
and any information regarding the To-
cation of her husband is to be com
municated to her.
Jack Brown "a Live Candtdate-In the
list of candidates for county Offices
published a few days ago the name of
Jack Brown, the popular deputy sher-
III, was unintentionally omitted as a
candidate for road supervisor. His
friends wondered why he was not mem
toned and began questioning him as
to whether he was still candidate or
not. He says he is decidedly in the
race and is waging a strenuous cam
paign.
wanted in Egypt, Miss.--Chief Bod
eker has received a description of two
persons supposed to be connected with
the Egypt. Miss, postoffiee robbery,
which occurred last Monday. Two sus-
picious characters were seen lettering
about the postofice the day of the rob :
berry and Postoffice Inspector W. C.
Watson claims that il these men can
be found there will in all proba bill
ity be an indictment found against
them. The safe was blown and con-
siderable cash was carried off by the
men.
Pythisns Dance Tonight--The Phoe-
nix lodge No. %. knights of Pythias.
will give its mid winter ball tonight
at McConnell's hall. Over 500 tick
cts have already been sold and there
will be at least 1000 present. The COM
mittee, of which Ben Coley is chair
man. with A. C. Carter and B. G. Gas
gin, has made arrangements for hand
ing the large crowd. : Refreshments
will be served and the occasion will
be one Of the most pleasant OF the
season.
Going to Dauas-Since the laynen's
meeting in Montgomery last
week there 10 much enthusiasm among
The ministers and lRymen particularly
Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
south, regarding the general meeting.
10 be held in Dallas, Tex, February
ID to 20. 1t IL thought that this will
be one OF the largest meetings of its
kind in the history of the movement.
DR.. j. n. FINCH Of East Lake, Ad-
dison W. Lynch OF Ensley, Prof. w.
3. Strfplin OF Gadsden, and many 9th
srs will attend this meeting from Bir-
Baracus EAtertaIn Philatheas - The
Baraca class OF the First Christie n
church will entertain the members of
Tho Philathea class OF the same church
1t a banquet to be given this even
Ing at 1880 o'clock at the Gold lion
lea room. Members OF both societies
ire invited to attend. A delightful pro-
yralnme has been arranged, conststina
IF the responses to i've toasts and
selections to be rendered bv
The Baraca quartet. Some 1875 seats viii
be occupied at the banquet. J. B. Nc
Wane will act as toastma ster, The fol-
lowing toasts will be responded to.
Contests" H. D. Bernard; Defeats
L. A. Davis; Hope" DR.. A. r. Moore;
Men" Miss Eula Starbuck; "women, .
Hugh A. Locke.
New Bank Omcials Elected
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