The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04

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 Wednesday and Thursday of this week have been set aside ft inc for the auxiliary towns con Htoa fiia 1ii' aa- ton meetings are eHt e's5 to be atanaf | by over 2co0 out of town a1psfH afl IA differea- centers ere iht al Religion Forward Hsat H#s 5 will be held later dH al arrive in Birmingha et nu l. ,rg and most of Il sa5 r fNi FNe TWO days convent aa 1Ao msatin , will be heia in the terian church and F 1c' a mot and afternoon serl M On N eaue morning at 0:45 Re' \ asoeA1sia eal address the conve eH tfe ua5s7ts Prayer as an Age t Hc slfQ At 1015 o'clock Il ulQrFag Ha Rev. w. F. Biede Na .4AA ol '"The Need and Opportunity" At Il clock m open conference will be held At F o'clock noon the convention will adjourn to the Majestic theatre, where Rev. A. A. tSockdale will address-one of the daily noon meetings. Rev. R. A.. Waite will speak before the convention III the afternoon at 2;15 on "The Boy.' At 2:45 o'clock there will be present a. tion of literature and at 315 II. F. La- Fiamme will lecture on "The World call Of the Gospel"
 On Thursday, the second and last day of the auxiliary towns convention, the meeting will open at 9S0 o'clock with a service of prayer. At 9:45 Rev W. E. Biederwolf will speak on "In- dividual EvangelismH At IO:30 o'clock Rev Charles Stelzle will use Spirit ual Value of Social Emphasis as his subject At 10:45 Rev. Stockdale will talk on Cost of Christian Leadership. A fellowship meeting will be held at 11:45 and then the convention will ad- journ to the Majestic theatre where the Rev. Biederwolf will address the noon meeting.
 On Thursday afternoon the eonven- ton will open a o'clock with serv- ice of prayer and praise At 2:15 A. NJ. Brunner will speak on Community Extension" At 2;f5 Rev F. S Good man will talk on -"Inter-Chureh Re- sponsibility." At 3:15 Rev Waite will deliver the closing address 10 the con vention on Practical Application to the Individual"
 2000 Visitors Expected
 Local leaders are busy making prep arations to take care of at least 20eO visitors to the convention. Quite a mum Der of towns in the state will hold similar to the local one in the near future and will send repre- sentatives to the convention. This con- vention is distinct from the other meet ings and will not cause a delay in the usual daily services. It is merely a part of the plan to make the move ment widespread and general, to arouse a great deal of Interest and enthusiasm and to affect the whole country.
 On Sunday, February II, the cam paign will be ended with a mammoth mass, meeting of men at the Bijou the atre On this occasion the Rev. W E. Biederwolf will deliver the main ad- dress and give the parting farewell On the same afternoon at o'clock a boys rally meeting will be held at the First Presbyterian church under the direc- ton Of Rev. K. A. Waite.
 It is the intention of several of the labor unions to march in a body to attend the meeting at the First Meth odist church this afternoon. The
  tense interest in the campaign.
 Programme Complete
 complete programme of the campaign IS given below:
 Noon meetings at the Majestic theatre every day except Saturday. On Monday, fenruary ,, the meeting will be con dtcted by the Rev. Charles Stelzle on iuesday by the Rev. R. A. Waite We'd nc sday by the Rev. A. A Stockdala. iursday' by the Rev. w. E. Bederwolf. and Friday by the Rev. Biederwolf.
 Noon meetings every day except Sat- taday in the shops and factories, con dpcted By A. M. Brnnner
 Institutes in the evenings from s:3o ill 30 on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday These Institutes will be held at the First Methodist and the First Presbyterian Churches and will be ad- dressed by the following men on the fol lowing subjects:
 The Rev W. K. Biedcrwolf on sEyAn- eeIism1: the Rev R. A Waite on Boy Work; the Rev F, s. Goodman on