The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-19
CITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS
William Morris IlI-The many friends
of William Morris Will be panied l.
know that he is dangerously III. follow.
ing a recent serious operation
Cable Hall Seryices-All are invited
10 attend the regular services of the
Altrurian church, Sunday, 10 a. m.
at Cable hall. 1916 second avenue. The
subject of the sermon is, "The Other
Apostle
Not From Congregation Aione-Mem-
bers of the congregation of the Cen
trail Presbyterian church state that the
purse of gold which was presented tc
Dr. Handley Friday night was not con-
tributed by the congregation alone, but
by his many friends all over the city
Negro Badly Cut-Police Scouts
Drake and Clements found badly cuI
negro yesterday at Woodlawn junction
The negro, John Stearns was cut in
brawl in railroad camp, 1t was
claimed. and his assailant made his es-
cape. The negro was sent to st. Vim
cents hospital in serious condition.
Woodlawn Endeavor society-The
Wodlawn Endeavor society of the
Woodlawn Presbyterian church will
hold its regular weekly prayer meet
ing this evening at 7:15 O'Clock at the
church, 1T South Sixtieth street. The
topic will be, THE Yoke of Christ .
Matthews 11:25-30. All young people are
invited
VIII Sing at Tuxedo-The Jefferson
County Sacred Harp Singing society
will sing at the Tuxedo Methodist
church today. The singing will be
mittee consists of Fl. II. Drewy, O. J.
Crews and J. M. Allen. All are cor
daily invited to attend. The singing
begins at 1870 o'clock.
congregational services-The Rev
George Eaves,, d. D., the pastor will
preach at the Congregational chapel
North Nineteenth street near Seventh
avenue, at L o'clock today. Topic. Tine
Modern Missionary Motive" Music by
w. A. LAUREL and choir. Bible school
at 10 a. m. No evening service will be
held till furth er notice.
Highlands Methodist Serviccs-At the
Highlands ethodist church services
today will be as follows: Sunday sch DOL
at $50 a. m.; Mark Myatt superin-
tendent. Morning services at Il o'clock
sermon, "A New Nature and a New
Home" Junior league at 6.15 p. m.
Evening services at o'clock sub ject
of sermon, 1.-THE Ira gcdy in an APOSTLE
life" Pastor, Rev. Fl. c. Howard
Conference Regarding Thomas Yards
"A meeting will be held Monday be-
tween Frisco and Illinois Central OFF,
Gals for the purpose of deciding when
the roads will occupy the new TIL oma $
yards The meeting is result of a
conference held here several weeks
ago when the question of occupying
the yards was left to A. l.. Lightner
and J. e. Hutchinson ~of the Frisco.
New Coal Company Formed-Ar-
ticles of incorporation for the Wal
ker County Coal company, authorized
to conduct general mining business,
were filed yesterday in the office OF
the probate court. The company is in
corporated with an authorized capital
stock of $4,000. the full amount to
be paid in at the beginning of bust
ness. Principal offices will be estab-
1ished in Birmingham OFFICERS and in
corporators are: w. j. Gilmore, pfesi-
dent: A. J. Gilmore, vice president: n.
D. Johnston, secretary.
Frisco Proud of RecOrd-A record for
service that is equaled in very few
instances has been maintained on the
Frisco by trains from this city to st.
Louis According to an announcement
by A. Hilton, addressed to A. D. Light
ner. general agent here, Frisco train
No. 500 was operated into st. Louis on
time 22 days out of a possible 80 The
best record and the most noteworthy
was made by train No. sos, which oper-
ated into st. Louis on time 80 times out
of a possible 81. The Frisco officers
were very proud of this record.
Held for ShOpIfftinS-Detective John
Wren is in Atlanta on a shoplifting
case. which has been revealed there
by the police. Chief Bodeker received
word that the Atlanta authorities had
arrested two. women there for shop.
lifting and from a description of the
persons and of goods found in their
possession 1t is believed by the local
police that the same women have been
carrying operations In Birmingham.
Birmingham merchants complained
some time ago of goods beng missed
from their stores and when the de-
tective force was notified it is believed
that the women knew they were be-
ing watched and left for Atlanta.