The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-29
DR. HANDLEY WILL
 BE INFERRED TODAY
Remains Lie in State Until II
 O'Clock
TOUCHING RESOLUTIONS
The Presbyterian Ministers Union Pays Tribute to Cody Life and Righte- ous ExampIe-SOns of the
 Deceased Arrive

The remains of Dr. Luman s. Handley, whose death Saturday night is felt as an irreparable loss to Birmingham. will lie in state at the Central Presbyterian church, Firth avenue and Eighteenth street, from o'clock this morning until ii o'clock, when the funeral services Will be conducted by the Rev. J. G. Snedeeor, assisted by Dr. J. T. Punket, Dr. U. D. Mooney and pr. J. s. Foster. The in- torment will take place at Oak Hill eer- etery
 An ministers in the city, regardless of denomination have been requested 10 act as honorary pall-bearers. The following have been asked to serve as active pail bearers. E. T. Frierson. Frank Leslie, W. G. Montgomery, J. R. Hornady V. B. Ramseur, W. G. Robinson, W. K. Mum roe. pr. L. Caldwell Honorary: James railev F. B. H. spiva, A. c. Oxford and D M. Carmichael.
 Honor will be paid the memory of pr. Handley by city officials, to which effect the following order has been issued oy Harry Jones acting mayor
 "Bv virtue of authority given me by the City Council. hereby order all of- fees in the city hall to be closed, and work to cease from il a. m. to 1 D. m. on r,ridsv. November %, 1910, this In mem orv of pr. l.. 8. Handley, who died Sat u,dav night, and whose remains Will he buried between the aforesaid hours Harry Jones' acting mayor The members of Camp Hardee. to which nr Handley belonged. will attend the funeral in body. by the following order' ..1-he members of Camp Hardee are here h, ordered to meet at the Cumberland r.resbvterian church at 10 o'clock this morning. November 2s, 1910, to attend tho funeral of pr. l.. s. Handiey. N A. Graham. commander; J. M. Darby, ad- jutsnt.f
 The following resolutions were passed ,es,erdav hy the Birmingham Presby- terian Ministers union on the death oi Rev pr. I.uman S. Handley:
 ",yhereas, God. in His all-wise provi- donce has seen best to remove from among us our beloved fellow laborer in inc ministry, Rev Luman s. Handley. D.. 
 D., and,
 ..,yhereas. in the death of pr. Handiey the city of Birmingham has lost an honored citizens who ever stood for rtghteousness as a man of integrity. and.
 ,Iyhereas in his death the church has lost an able, faithful and zealous de- fender of the faith, and,
 whereas, the Presbyterian ministry hoe sustained a distinct loss in the de- narture from among us of an earnest. consecrated preacher of the gospel and . wise counselor, and
 .whereas we realize that individually ue have sustained great loss in the death of a true friend, therefore be it "Resolved: l. That we, the Presby- terian Ministers union of Birmingham. Ala. do hereby bear public testimony to our appreciation of the value of pr. usndley's life and labors among us and 70 That we do hereby give expression of our gratitude to Almighty God for the evidence that Is herein given us, and all men of the supreme value of godiy life and the power of righteous example
 os That we hereby extend to the mem ,,srs of the bereaved family our sincere svmpathy. and rejoice with them in the assurance that he has gone to be for over with the Lord, and, that in his sudden death he only heard the call of his Master saying. It is enough Come up higher and
 "A That copies of these resolutions be sent to the family of the deceased and also to the daily papers and religious press for publication
 FRANK MARSTON. w. G. WC. Hl-JGE,
 JAMES 4. BRYAN.
 "U. D. MOONEY.
 "W. J. CALDWELL,
 "Commttee' Wardlow H. Handley and Luman s Handley, Jr., sons of pr. Handley. reach- ed the city at 10 o'clock last night from