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NOTICES.

IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERsEY-To
George Guide:
By virtue of an order OF the Court OF
Chancery of New Jersey. made on the day
of the date hereof, in a certain cause where
in Elizabeth Guide is petitioner. and you.
George Guide. are defendant, you are re-
ouired to appear and plead, answer or de-
muir TO petitioners petition on or before the
tveentv-sixth day of June next, or in de-
fault thereof such decree will be taken
against you as the Chancellor shall think
equitable and just.
The object Of said suit is to obtain a de-
cree of divorce dissolving the marriage be-
tween YOU and the said petitioner.
Dated April 26. 1912.
49, HENRY CARELESS,
solicitor of Petitioner,
0 Clinton street,
anra7mv4 11tS.25 Newark, ". j.
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ASSEMBL LYMAN EGAN
ATTACKS ]. P. TUMUETY

JERSEY CITY. May 25.-Assemblyman
Charles NJ. Egan issued a ringing state
ment yesterday giving reasons why he.
like eight Of the twelve Hudson assem-
blymen, is opposed to the governors
candidacy for the Democratic nomina-
tlon for President.
Mr.. Egan attacked Joseph 2. Tumulty,
private secretary to Governor Wilson, and
accused both the executive int his en-
ployee of bad faith.
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NOTICE OF INTBNTION-Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners Of
the City of Newark, at a meeting held the
twenty-third day of May, 1912. and approved
by the Mayor of the City of Newark on the
twenty-fourth day of May. 1912, public notice
is hereby given that 1t is the intention of the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners of
the City of Newark. under and by virtue Of
provisions of the act entitled IAN Act to
Revise and Amend the Charter of the City
of Newark, - approved March 18th. 1857. and
the supplements thereto. and the act Gre
ating the Board of Street and Water Com
missloners OF the City of Newark. approved
March 2Sth. 1901. and other public laws of
the State of New Jersey, to order and cause
the construction of a twelve d2) inch pipe
sewer in
FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE.
from Foster street for a distance of about
$50 feet southerly. Together with all the
appurtenances necessary to complete the
same.
Such persons as may object thereto Hre
requested to present their objections In
writing to the cierF OF said board, at the of
nee of the Picard Of Street and Water Com
missioners. City Hall. Newark, on or before
the expiration OF six days from date of this
notice.
BY direction OF the Board of street and
Water Commissioners of the CITY of Newark
M. r. SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark, n. J., May "a. 1912. my25-5t
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PFEIl-on Saturday. May %. 1912, after a
lingering illness, Charles T.. Pfeil, be
loved husband of Elizabeth Pfeil lnee
Ziehr). and son of Clara and the late
Otto Pfeil, in his 5lst year, 24 Clifton
avenue.
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CITY ADyERTIsEMENTs.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
The following is the list of the names,
residences and places of business of appli-
cants for licenses contained in all applica-
lions or petitions made to this board for the
granting of licenses to sell spirituous,
vinous. malt or brewed liquors and not
wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
RETAIL-RENEWABS
William J. Allen, 1850 Sussex av.. Same place
William Enrich, 81 Belleyille av.. Samep place
Alfred Cooley. s94 South Orange av..
Felix Biehle, 444 Fifteenth av... Same place
Tobia Rizzolo, 1s2 Orange St.. Same place
James Lynch, % Chapel st........S Same place
Richard Kaiser. SO Park pl.,..... Same place
Thomas Judge. 40 Warren St.. Samep place
NJ Randolph. 4S Arlington ST.,
Same place
Daniel ]. o'connor, 10 Mulberry St,
Joseph L. Cannon. soa-s11 Bank St,
Same place
Aaron Weinberg. 172 South Orange av.,
Same place
Harry Horton. 1888 Pacific IT,. Same place
Mrs. Magdalena Kraemer. s23 New York
Same place
Jacob Lustbader, 1914 Warren st. Same place
Henry Flach, 63 Tichenor st.......Same place
Charles c. Kern, 1877 Delaney st Same place
Albert G.. Wray, 2 Railroad pl....s ame-place
Michele Tanzola. lad Malvern ST. Same place
William b. Rlker & Son Co, 756 Broad
place
BEER BOTTLER-RENEWAL.
William Writ. Co, rear 1912 Crawford
place
Fritz Banst, 159-193 Brill to-. Same place
Mrs. Annie M. Ayasse. $50 Ferry St,
Birkenhauer Brewing Co.. 256-25s Nor
ris Same place
RICHARD MILLER,
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
City Clerk.
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McoRpoRArIoNs.


INCORPORATE your business under Della
wares liberal laws; net cost up TO 800, 900
stock. So. 30; prospectus. CHAS. G. GUYER,
s2R Market st. Wilmington. Del.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through Byrne
& Mcdonnell, members of the New York
Stock Exchange; Open High Low. Close.
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In the Barter and Exchange columns
on the inside back page of The Star
today and every day. Hundreds of
people are offering you exceptional OPP
portunities OF obtaining many desirable
articles In these columns each day and
II is to your advantage to watch for
them. If YOU are not already a con-
slant reader begin now. "Nuh sed-
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KELLY-On May 90. 1912, John, husband
of Annie Kelly (nee Earlyl. and son of
the late Peter and Mary Kelly. 1l High
land venue.
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MeENRoE-on May "a. 1b12. peacefully
fell asleep at his home, Tuscan road,
Maplewood. n. j.. o r, McEnroe,
aged A years.
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McCARRoLI-on Friday morning. May
"a. 1912. Laura Powell James, widow of
Thomas McCarroll, 1914 South street,
Morristown, N. j..
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coNRAD-on Friday. May "A, 1912. Min
ME Francis, beloved daughter of So
phia Conrad tnee Knicht), and the
late Adolph Conrad and the only
beloved sister OF Mrs. George Lime
burg. AL North Fifth street.
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REAL rsTATE ron sALE.

NEW sTUCCO oNE-FAMILY.
Seven rooms, bath, pantry. every improve
ment Nailshurg section, 81 Oakland ter,
HOUSE. II rooms, bath. good condition. Call
100 Monmouth st. +.
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JAMESON Friday morning, May "a.
1912, Laura Powell James. widow of
Thomas McCarroll, 1874 South street,
Morristown, N. j.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. German lady
wants position In country on farm as
housekeeper by respectable people; no wash
ing. T. g. H., 10 Centre st.
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GROHE-Suddenly at Glen Ridge, on Fri.
day evening. Gabriel beloved husband
of Regina Grohe, 1879 Sherman avenue.
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GoLDSMITH-on May "a. 1912, Edwin
F., beloved husband of Lenora ]. Gold
smith. aged 81 years, 200 Parker street.
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FuERTH-On Friday. May "a, ?. m.
Marcus, father of Clarence Marcus n
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pREHER-Entered into rest, on we'd
nesday. May %. 1912. Katherine
Dreher. aged II years.
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coLLINs-On May %. 1912, Patrick.
husband Of the late Bridget II. Collins,
81 Stone street.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eiseie a King;
sn3AsNsnII
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FLAHERTY-At Orange, =. j.. May %,
1912, Thomas, beloved son of Mary ana
the late Thomas Flaherty.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited to attend the funeral from MS
day, at 8 q. M. thence to st. Johns
Church. where a Solemn High Mass OF
REQUIEM will be offered for the repose
of his soul. 1nterment In st. johns
Cemetery.
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NORGAN-At Asheville, North Carolina
on May %. 1912, Alice r. M. Morgan.
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WALLPAPER AND rArERHANGrNG


BIG WALLPAPER SALE.
We are sacrificing $1,000 worth Of wall
naner at 80 per cent. reduction. We do
papering and painting at low prices and
guarantee same for two years. Get our esti-
mate. NJ. RoTHOuSE. 0 South Orange ay.
Established 1892.
Il" DON'T figure jobs In this ad. But I am
giving reasonable estimates. good work
manship; painting. paperhanging. S. SHINE.
20 Hamburg pl.
PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND DECO
RATOR; BEST WORK; Low PRICES.
INMATES GIVEN
= cRUNT, SO Fifteenth and
wallpaper ~suppihs; room painted, s1.50 up;
rooms papered, $3.50 up. Tel 2058-L. Wav.
WE contract to paper, paint and at same
time destroy all bugs, reaches, Insects; our
prices are low; ask US; phone e14l-J, Market.
PYRETHRO CO. 81 Fulton st.
WHEN you want Painting or Papering aak
for my prices and color schemes; can do
periodical or modern work; hrst-class work
manshlp: low estimates. Phone or call G..
A. RAKER. III Verona av.
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CARR-At the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. L. Ramsdell, II Ashwood
terrace, West Orange. n. J., May -,
1912. Olive Mary. widow of Edgar L.
Carr, in her 65th year.
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cUSICK-On May 25, 1912, Sarah. beloved
wife of Thomas Cusick, 1851 New street.
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cUINN-on May "a. 1912. James J., son
of Catharine and the late Hugh Quinn,
70 Highland avenue.
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yACOBUS@Suddenly. Mt East Orange, N,
J., May %, 1912, Mary Louise, wife OF
William W. Jacobus, in her 67th year.
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HALDNIN-At his late home. 100 Frank
lin street, Bloomfield, N. j., on May
Is, 1912. Benjamin f. husband of Mrs.
Jennie s. Baldwin. aged 81 years .
months.
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BURCK-At Irvington. n. j.. May q,
1912. John H., beloved husband of the
ale Birdie Burck (nee Bowmanl. In
his 2sth year, II Florence avenue.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASS
IFICATION.
HELP

HNLE WAN IED-W ALE.
HILL CLERK wanted by r large
manufacturing concern in Jersey city;
must be bright, accurate and good at
figures, experiences and references
necessary; state salary expected
excellent chance for advancement.
Apply RUBBER, Box 30. star office.
LEATHER SHAVER and stalker on Siocomb
machine, at r. A. SCHAEFFER, 81 Ber-
gen st.
NIGHT ORDER COOK. . Cone St. Or
ange. DAVIS BROS,
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CEMETERIES

Glen Ridge Cemetery
Fssnklin aS'' , e. Jpia sso0mos sd B 8lS3s soSt
graves and over. sG6 up; graves. adults. s14.
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SUTHERbAND-On May "a, 1912, George
Field Sutherland. jr.. only child of the
Elizabeth Miller Sutherland, aged l
year 5 days, 20 Green avenue, Madison.
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gHAWGER-On MAY "a. 1912. James p.
beloved husband Of Alice Shawger, 3of
Main street. East Orange, N. ].
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sMITH-On Friday, May "a, 1912, Juliay
beloved wife of John w. Smith, l02
Grant avenue, East Newark.
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TAYLOR ST, 81. Orange. near trolley and
station. two furnished rooms.
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REILLY-Entered into rest, on Saturday,
Nav rs. 1912. James u. Reilly, beloved
husband of Susan (nee Holle), aged 45
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eyAN-on NAV "a. 1912. Frances D.,
infant laughter of Daniel A. and Mary
Ryan nee Merenghi), aged : months
and 3 weeks.
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Relatives. friends and members of the
Holy Name Society are kindly Invited
to attend the funeral services on Mon
day, May 81. ut 8 a, m, from his late
residence. 81 Pennington street thence
IN ST rolumba's Church. where q High
Mass of REQUIEM will he offered for the
relose of his soul. 1nterment In Gene
tery of the Holy S~epulchre.
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= b & NJ Co LIST IS, 1929. -. 80 >.
CellnlOid Co .....,...,,.... 143 lH5
Joseph Dixon Crnclble Co... $50 !.
Singer Manufacturing co.,. 2S5 ..
New Jersey Zinc Co..,........ 42a :.
EAnd accrued interest.
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John r. FRANKIE to William koe-
mig, Irvington, n e cor Orange
and Madison avs, 49x109. ...........
Peter M. Hall to Jessie N. Howe,
land Mrs. s. Benson, 50x170. .......
Kate Mclaughlin to William E.
McNeely. Bloomfield, n e o
Park av and Edgewood I'd. 53x
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HARTH

Funeral Director and Coach Owner.
4Dz South Orange av. Phone Market ?.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
DELAYS
 FRISCO TRAINS
Heavy Rains Near Holly Springs De- lays Trains To and From
 Memphis


 terrific rain yesterday near Holly Springs washed away about 300 feet of the Frisco main line, tying up traffic on that railroad for some hours The fast train No. 1o5 due here at 3:55 o'clock yesterday afternoon, was five hours late. while out bound trains were considerably delayed
 The washout occurred yesterday morn- ing just in time to stop operations toward Memphis, and as a result considerable delays were experienced in getting trains to that place. However, it was announced yesterday by the local mana cement that the main line was opened at noon and that traffic operations were normal past the washout
 The excessive rains in this terrtI dur ing the past few weeks has worked an extreme drawback to railroad operat = and have caused tremendous loss Of time. So far the first accident due to washout or soaked beds is to be reported.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
TWO APARTMENT
 HOUSES PLANNED
One at Fifth Avenue and Sixteenth and One on
 NOrthside

Two apartment houses, costing a total of s22,oQ, have been arranged for by owners of real estate here, according to a statement of II. D. Breeding, the well known aehitect. yesterday.
 One of the apartments will be con- strueted on the corner of Sixteenth street and Fifth alley by Robert Stevens to cost $12.o00, work upon which will start at once The apartment will be an added unit to the apartment already adjoining. It will have everysmodern equipment in- cluding steam heat. The apartment will have four suites with six rooms each and will be of brick construction The new structure will face West End park, giving 8 very satisfactory outlook.
 The other apartment will be constructed on Sixth avenue. north, on the south side of that avenue 50 feet west of Twenty second street The lot is now idle and has been for many years, The property will be improved by the owner, J. A. Brce of Oneonta. Work upon the Brice apartment, says MT. Breeding, will start at once. It will cost sl0,0oo when com .pleted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
ROYAL RECEPT|ONs
 PLANNED FOR EGAN
Dinner Tomorrow Night at Southern Club-Recep-
 ton at Hillman

Minister Maurice Francis Egan, United States minister to Denmark, will be given a royal reception by the Chamber of Commerce when he arrives in Birmingham tomorrow. Minister Egan is scheduled to arrive here tomorrow morning at o'clock. He is making a tour of the south. featuring on the dairy business in Denmark and his talks are very beneficial to the farmers and dairymen.
 Tomorrow night Minister Egan will be given dinner at the Southern club. From there he will go to the Hillman hotel, where a reception will be held for him. The public has been cordially fn- vited to attend this reception, as MT. Egan will talk about dairles at that time A special invitation is extended the dairy men 10 be present. Tuesday morning the minister will be taken over Birmingham in an automobile and all of the points of interest will be shown him.
 The committee chosen to arrange the reception for Minister Egan consists of Chairman John l.. Parker. w P. German, William Ryan, Culpepper Exum, the Rev. Father Turner Murray Brown. Hugh McGeever, R. D. Johnston, John w. ONeil, the Rev Father James E. Coyle A. w. Nelson, Sterling A. Wood, James J. Smith. James Weatherly. Rabbi M. Newfeld, Father Francis F. Coyle. John F. McCartin, P. J. McGeever Job Going, Frank P. Glass, w. J. Cameron. R. F. Lovelady, L. H. Pennington. A. o. Lane. John McGeever, H. L Bailey and M. F.. Linnehan It Is expected that further en- tertainment for the distinguished visitor will be arranged before his arrival.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
Complainant Is Given Ten Days to Amend His
 Petition
SOUGHT TO RESTRAIN
 SALE OF PROPERTY
Petition Was Filed by Atorneys for T. A. Davenport, Who Alleged That Proposed Deal Was
 Unlawful

The demurrers to the petition of T. A. Davenport seeking to enjoin the Peoples Home Telephone company from surrendering it's franchise and of dis posing of it's physical properties to the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company were sustained by Judge H. A Sharpe of the city court yesterday and the complainant allowed ten days to amend his petition.
 The petition was filed several days ago by Messrs. Thompson & Thompson counsel for T. A. Davenport, in which preliminary injunction to prevent the sale was asked. The application for the temporary injuction was with drawn and the hearing of the demur- rers set for Saturday. Walker Percy, T. T. Stokely. Judge Rich of Mobile and General Counsel T. A. Palmer of At lanta appeared for the telephone com panies.
 After lengthy and able argument by opposing counsel, Judge Sharpe sus- tained the demurrers, the complaint ant having ten days in which to amend his complaint. It is understood this will be done in the next few days.
 The Peoples Home Telephone com Iany several weeks ago filed a peti- tion before the city commissioners ask ing that it be allowed to surrender it's franchise on the grounds that 1t was not able to continue in business at the rates it was then charging. The mat ter was looked into by the city com missioners who employed a special au- ditor inspect the books of the com pany as to it's financial standing.
 The auditors report verified the alle- gation of the petition and the com pany was allowed to surrender it's charter, annul it's contract with the city and sell its physical properties to the Southern Bell Telephone and Tele- graph company. By the condition of the agreement with the city the tele- phone company was allowed until May 1 to wind up it's business
 The injunction proceedings brought by MT. Davenport sought to restrain the sale of the property of the Peo- pies Home Telephone company to the Southern Bell alleging that the trans action was not according to law
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
AT THE HOTELS

J. c. Rich of Mobile is registered at the Hillman.
 c. R. Thatcher of Atlanta is stopping at the HilIman.
 Albert Russell of Manchester, Ala. Is at the Hillman.
 R. w. Heard of Montgomery is reg istered at the Florence.
 J. M. Troy of Tuscaloosa is among the arrivals at the Florence.
 ]. F. Jones of Gadsden is at the Flor ence.
 C. K. Eddy of Montgomery is regis jed at the Birmingham.
 c. D. King of Atlanta is at the Bir- m:ngham.
 George Prince of Montgomery is reg istered at the Birmingham
 C. C. Bennett of Dothan. Ala, is at the Morris.
 E. D. Holt of Decatur is stopping at the Morris.
 O. W. Hyatt of Rockford is among those stopping at the Morris.
 0. w. Tidwell of Auburn is regis tered at the Metropolitan.
 J IL Harris of Atlanta is at the Met ropolitan.
 o. M. Pryor of Mobile Is among the arrivals at the Metropolitan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were is- sued at tho probate office yesterday: R. $. Downs of New Castle to Miss Martha J. Farley.
 Alvin w. Gilliand of Birmingham 70 Miss Lula l.. Schultz.
 P. T. McGraw of Birmingham to Miss Ida May Argro.
 Stanley Harris of Nut Creek to Miss Alice Dawson.
 W. F.. Sellers of Dora to Miss May Col den.
 Thomas Hodges of Mineral Springs to Miss Ida Buckalew.
 sidney Jones of Talladega to Miss Kate GambreIl-
 E. .R. Mckee of Petersburg. Va. to Miss Lena F. Whitten.
 S. o. Smith of Allentown. Pa. to Miss Purns Pritchett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
HOLD CONFERENCE
 ON TUTWILER HOTEL
Three Officials of Big Structure Are Conferring With New York
 Architects

For the purpose of conferring with New York architects in reference to the con- struction of the Tutwiler s1,O0o,oOO hotel, which is under construction at the corner of Fifth avenue and Twentieth street, three officials of that company are in New York. The party includes George G. Crawford, president of the company; Robert Jemison, Jr., who assisted materi- ally in the proposition, and John l.. Kaul, ono of the financial packers of the hotel and a director.
 The officials it is gathered, will pass upon the general details while in New York and will take other steps necessary for the progress Of work on the big hotel. Committees are looking after every de- tail in connection with the structure and every precaution will be taken to render the hostelry one of the most attractive. comfortable and elegant in the south.
 The officials are expected home within a few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
BIG REVIVAL IS E TO BEGIN TODAY
Dr. J. Ernest Thacker and George Fisher Begin Services at South
 Highland Presbyterian

The evangelistic services at the South Highland Presbyterian church start with the morning worship today. The Rev. j.. Ernest Thacker will have charge of the meetings and will be assisted by Mir. and Mrs George A. Fisher, who will have charge of the music for the services. Both of these men are well known in Birming- ham. pr. Thacker is an eloquent, force ful speaker and delivers some excellent gospel sermons. There will be large choir, under the direction of MT. Fisher
 Several of the Southside churches will dispense with services tonight that the congregations may take advantage of the chance and worship with the South High land Presbyterian. The church is at the corner of Highland avenue and Twenty first street. and beginning with the Il o'clock sermon today pr. Thacker will de- liver sermons every day this week