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self equal 10 her brother Moses. This
she proceeds 10 do by disparaging him
and eXalting herself. Her claim is
that God has spoken by her as well
as by Moses. Aaron follows Mi
Ram In her folly That the younger
brother should have been primate
seems always 10 have stuck in his
Craw. u has led him into trouble be-
fore. II IS another instance where
base envy withcrs a~nother's joy and
hates the excellence Il can not reach.
God nipped the Instruction in
the bud He dealt with II swiftly and
directly In uumistakable terms no
confirmed Moses, primacy. He pun
ished Miriam with tho tell-talc disease
OF the Orient Aaron goes far toward
restoring himself in good eraces %
The reader 10y the Tromptness with
which he shares his sisters guilt and
cries 20 the very brother Of whom ne
had been - jealous. Lay not the sin
upon us wherein va have done fool.
ish'y 90 Like a mediator ne pleads FOR
his sister Tho Bible does not
afford finer Illustration ~ contritio1.
confession. and supplicatiou than that
~ aaron and Miriam. Thor hearts
v"r" broken for and from their elm
They did not hesitate 20 offer tho
houorabl" amend 70 Moses u thus.
AZ far as possible. make restitution
Tho Joy and bl~essedness ~ those
who's" sins are forgiven has bright 81.
ample In 'his instance
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pr" Jon in his dealing uifh this con.
crete cas-" To tho mind ~ God ~
was n0 trivial lapse 20 DO coudoned
ana o. ilF cured. Tho penalty visited
Nas ewIf' and terrible The legroga
'ion of Miriam for seven DAYS was boz
ifa"'f significant 70 rho had suffered
-pW" insult -hc would naturally retire
from fh" public eys So. in Wow ~
nor own Immoral act. she may vor
retreat % reflect Same commune
'inrs today would eurgesf reflection
.u solitude This raraprsrt ,,,
faIne one ~ tho Characteristic anal
"Dnd'rful pa~ronthefical cxciamafions
~ fIr Bible Sow the man voa.s
is mock above all tho mon who
nor" upDn rho face ~ tho Garth u,
ie 'he only time in which Nosoa b.
called mock 10 srome 20 iav. ro
connection WITH uhs- proceeds or faI.
lows N0eee WAS really "a mIgft.
pae-I0uat". Imferlous man H1t ha
bad obtained what Ruakin call 'ro
greatest posse. sion namely. self Doe
.os.Ion' Ilo bad l0e' fho passion Tor
rnF"nHr &c. ro longer resented a
personal irdirrifv Tho motive -
fNia eolf control ans religions ~ vas
exercised toward God Hero ts no o.
f"miracr hut really rupsrIsrvn
IorOiaw'
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN

Soothing appeals go 20 tho universal
n heart ae 'he ago.old aliego-ies
Z virtue IN combat with evil. typifcd
% giant ar cragou These a-r fa.
'orite themes ~ genius with ror ra1'
.l or chIsel They arc Iumer.eIg
opuiar. ana f0r teaching puru0sss
Te unsurpassed But g. remains for
20 Bible ~ concrete them aII .r ono
--trippod - mere artist and rho.
'-icai embellishments. fHs human
loul 81 pictured Boo mortal combat
WIN alI I's own drrii|ar a.I d..II.
Ifopenei'lrs Tho f.lf fa fl fr..I'
r is On" real contest OF which af
ithcrs are mere figures Immortal
.esfinv ~ rho anI' turns upon frn
eeul'' Tho fr'. of rr.tr and
rrea'ha 'o tho virfD. II. moro -fe.or
-he real reward e. f..'v 49, character
70 a r~lghtrDu-ne.s which "Ir.fr,.hf,
hoosea tho good. fho true. Tho divine
This intense and memorable .Ir.
or" should br fhr cure ~ ankle dsa1
.O'lone ~ Elm current In our fa. Tho
IN ~ sir 'a What Do ia done AGAINST
;od his %Pyodrns. and Iot,' % III. fTa
.eliberato crossing Df lis pII lr rn
ugal % rome ur f0 ha .ilrHa-I 4.
Tpreea"d in DIE Iar UDH d.f
rrently God looks upon .'u frIe OK.
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ou can only do clean washing with
clean soap. You know that cocoanut
"il horaV and naphtha the natural
'~l''nser7 and stcrilizers and that thev
can't harm fabrics Easy Task soap
i- Che only ono that combines these
scientifically and Tor that reason n
cuts %washday work In two and does
OBJ" work better than % over has been
don" Ten ccuts to test A.. none,
bach quickly 10 DO isnt what H. claimed
for it-Adv
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'' 90" sr.'ri a.. r,ri-.rs cost
N"'v 'H",'rt Ve G,crra Bun c.,t
'nr'rf settled and dismissed AZ do.
fo.IHrte ...t
Andrew Thomas iaa begun .rtt
'r' 'Ho i"I'r- sheet 4 Trim rr,.c
company f.r 's'n damage f,r mime
'' f'f f.om a shot fred ny ser,.
..r ,"urHfE .n a. street r.nf
.aG Vs. S.~,Ihcu,iTc Gayette.
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In the Churches

lien Lutheran church.. ans Market
street. Rev. a l. Bsnze. pas;or-Twen-
ty-hrst Sunday after Trinity: Sunday
school at s;i5 a m. CHIEF service a,
10 80 "A. m. English vesperS at T.3o y.
m. D.. Louis 4. Brookes. the o~rEanist.
hRs prepared the following musical pro-
gran FOR both services sunday:
Prelude. -Andante IN F.........Thoine
Supplied Choir.
Anthem. Come Holy Spirit. ..... Choir
Orertory. La Carita" ......R ossini
Posuude. Cornelius March. go.
Mendelssohn
Prelude. "Andante Trio 100 R~eissinse
Anthem. Crossing tho Bar.;.....
Supplied choir y SUCK
Anthem. "rnst ~ I Am"......M ascagni
orertory. 'Andantino siciiano".. r-sca
DR.. H.ookes.
Postiude. Allegro Ton Brio. Best
There win be n congregations meeting
Immediately after the morning service
h Beneficial society will meet on
tuesday evening and the Boys brigade
come awaits all strangers AZ this church.
Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. !. +. Leyen-
berger. pastor-The usual services Will
he held sabbath. October ~. Preaching
a. io;iSa N and 7;So p. M sabbath
tian Endeavor nj sa5 p m. The Lords
supper will he observed In connection
with the morning service.
wsyman a. VI. + church. Rev. W. q.
Davis. II. n. pastor-Prayer meeting at
q a m. Brother Charles Farley. leader
losb a m, sermon. And beh old. {
como quickly. and my reward IL with
me. to give 20 every man according aS
his work shall be" 1915 y. m. Glass
meeting. Houston. Davis. Charles Ear
Law. J. Harris. eaders: ESQ p. m. Sun
f-hed." Mum. IL. Lawyer T. J. Graham.
Jr.. superintendent. $50 y. m. =. G. +.
league. Mrs. Percy Harris. president.
: % y. m, sermon. Paul Preaching at
Athens" celebration Of the oily com
munion. Dr. Davis has been appointed
year. All are cordially invited to come
and greet him. \ cordial welcome is OK
tended to all visitors and friends.
German Methodist church. Chapiino
street. opposite High school. Rev. T. \.
el5 a m. general class meeting. at
80: morning service IA German. a,
10 30. subject. The Parable 81 The
Talents. Young Peoples meeting. NJ :
J. m. Mr.. oorarc Ttrauch. leader: even
Ing service In English. at $50. subject.
Neither Left nor Forsaken" Wcdnes-
day evening the usual prayer s.rVice
tend all services. is extended 20 every
one. All visitors welcome.
First church OF christ. Scientist. \. O
I. W. Auditorium. 1fl9 'hapline street
services sunday at II "A. m. subject
OF lesson. Are Sin. Disease and Death
Real sunday school at 1o "A. M. We'd
naGnnX FaaFHFnnnHAN r.4nFHnH ~ = - 81
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m TO 4 .. m. also on Saturday evenings
from : Co , o'clock. The public H. In
Vited 90 visit our reading room. No. IIis
Chaphne street. and attend our services
The First spirituaiis, church win
sunday. October ~ at 80 %. m Chill
dren's progressive lyceaum at 10. 80 =.
chic. Lecture followed With spirit mes
SSges. All are welcome.
First Christian church. Elm Grove
Bible school and communion. 10 TO II Is
sunday morning. Christian Endsavor.
e45- No preaching in evening. Con-
the interes, Of Prohibition. Mr.. Chaffin.
speaker.
81. Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end OF the Steel bridge. the Rev. Jacob
H~rttttngham. rector-The services for
the 2ist Sunday after Trinity. will be:
1880 a. m. morning prayer and sermon.
by Dr. Clarke. OF Elkins. ". Va. $40 p.
m. evening prayer and sermon. by Dr.
clarke. and a special musical service as
PRELUDE First L.. p. =. 5. Orchestra
Processional-'The Spacious F1rma-
.nl.ht -, iiaydn
Gloria In Excei-is in 60. Max vogrich
-Gantata Domino In "a v. lansing
soio-Behoid the Master Pssse,h
BY" Hammond
Mr.. Jos 4. Mendel
offertory1'Fear Not We. O israeli"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Golden
smart
First Unitarian church-Rev. Howard
A. Pease will discuss the religious and
social questions In Winston Churchille
novel. The Inside OF the cup" at the
Board OF Trade rooms. Market Auditor
ium building. next sunday morning at
IL o'clock.
Simpson VI. f. church. Eor and
Twelfth streets. Rev John W. Jackson.
lone Missionary society win take
oharse . go p m. SUNDAY school. sub.
Num. Il chapter. II. n. Clemens. super
intendcnt. as p. m. Woman's Home
Missionary society. The ladies have
ana evening
door TO postonice. Rev. Charles II. Rob
in-on. y. u. pastor-Regular Sabbath
services az lo:i5 a m. and $50 p m.
school. with mems and women's classes.
20 a. m. PRAYER services Wednesday
evening at -. strangers are vel
Church Of christ. Settlers hall. COZ
nor OF Virginia and Penn streets.
I school will begin at 9:t5. Regular ~
1o.l5. instruCtine Scriptural reading
and eyortation. Communion at ma
evening service az 80. You are well
come.
- Paurs Evangelical church.
Thirty-eighth and Wood streets. Aug
9 Rasche. pastor. German service
az 1890 a. IN. English services NJ
80 %. m. Tr. y. schmidt. Of Buffalo,
y Y. secretary Of foreign mission
board. will De the speaker in the even
inCS service. The sermon on "Our
Work an India" will be illustrated with
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st James Evangelical Lutheran
church. l4oS-l+1l Chapllre street. Rev.
a W N"rder pastor Rev VI. gteIer.
assistant pastor-Twenty-nrst Sundsv
after Trinity 80 "a m. SUNDAY school
and Bible classes English and German.
l' go a.. m. German services ana no1v
.HWWunlou confessional service after
the sermon 5.80 ? m. English services
ana holy confessional se~v.
see affer the M Monday evening
vitcd.
- James Evangelical Lutheran chan
%. Film Grove. West Virginia. Rev "
Nt"ler. assistant pastor - 40 A IN sun
ldf sgfo"l and Bible class II y. m.
f.nEnsn preaching services THURSDAY
evening. meeting II tho Luther league
Friday. catechetical INSTRUCTIONS for
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First BAPTIST church. Tweffth and
Byron streets. +. l. Briniustool. pastor
The Motive Power OF Duty and Desire"
and Gaining Citizenship In the King
dom OF God are the themes OF the morn
ing and evening services at 10 80 and
! 30. Bible sci Dol at sIb a. m. War
wood hission school. 1850. Young Peo-
ples meeting. $50, "FaVorfte Verses in
the Epistle-." The Baraca-Philathea
banquet ha@ been deferred until Monday
evening. october 20. owing TO the alb
sence or the pastors OF tho
churches at this time. Workers lunch
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock: train
Ing class, 80. prayer service. $50
There - genuine uplift in THIS mid week
prayer hour test 80 out this week. " Ell
come 20 all our services. Here rno
stranger feels at home.
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Second Presbyterian churh. corner
Market and Twentieth s~trests. Rev. Thos.
Grier koontz. u. T.. pastor-Servtces at
j" 80 a m. and 1880 p. m. sunday school
~ 10 80 a m. Christian Endeavor meet
INK at 40 =. m Prayer meeting We'd
ncsday at s45 y. m. The pastor will
preach sabbath morning on Kev. as.
Behold / have set thee an open door.
and In the evening Mr.. r q. Mercer, OF
New York city. will tell the wonderful
story Of his conversion and his work.
God has blessed and used him ri a re-
marxahle way In winning souls. Don't
miss hearing him. The choir will rem
der the following music.
Morning service.
Anthem. "tilort.H Farmer
pnertory. soprano Solo. My Redeem
er ami My LORD ............ Buck
Evening service.
Anthem Ten Thousand Times Ten
Thousand .-..-.-.... Schneider
OnertorN. Jesus l My Cross Have
Taken Emerson
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Warwood Presbyterian church, Twen-
tieth street. near Main. Edgar W. Dny.
pasto~Sabbath school A. $50 n m.
regular services at 10 as a IN. and ss5
y IN. Christian Endeavo meeting az
: m. Rev. Irwin q. Yeakel. OF West
Liberty. Will preach in the evening ia
e~Nchang with the pastor. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 40 p. M
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- paurs Evangelical church.
Thirty-eighth and Wood streets. Aug
9 Rasche. pastor. German service
at 1890 a. IN. English services at
80 %. m. Dr. y. Schmidt. Of Buffalo.
y Y. secretary Of foreign mission
board. will %. the speaker In the even
inC'S service. The sermon on "Our
Work m India will be illustrated with
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Second United Presbyterian church,
Rev. J. n. Littell. u. u. pastor-Serv-
ices at the y. NJ. g. A. auditorium.
morning service at lo:4B. evening a,
: 80. sabbath school and Rible Glasses
at 80 a. IN. prayer service THURSDAY
evening At : 80. IN the lecture room Of,
the First Presbyterian church. All are
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale. J. ". Potter. minister. Se--
vices at IL a. m and 80 =. m Morn
ing subject: Conscience in Daily Life
sabbath school and Adult Bible classes
at st45 a. m Young Peoples meeting
At : =. m. Rev. J. Y. Ieyenberxer will
preach at the evening service.
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bible Spiritualist church. Mrs. Rev. J
NJ. Thomas. pastor-Servlces SUNDAY
evening at IS, Lincoln avenue. Bridge
port Subject. our Country"
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Church ~ Christ. Settlers hall. cor
nor Of Virginia and Penn streets.
Lords Day services as follows. Ribis
school will begin at 9:b. Regular ~
10:45. instruCtine S~criptural reading
and c~Nortatiou. Communion at ll.4I
evening service al 80. You are wei
@ mo
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Emmanuel Baptist church. 1879 Eor
street. Pastor Arden Il. Miller. Sunday
school calls at s4b n m. Eleven
O'Clock morning preaching service.
Topic: "A Good UNDERSTANDING Junior
society at $40 p. m Evening preach
ing at 1870. Prayer meeting WEDNESDAY
evening at 1850 Cottage prayer meet
Ing on Friday evening.
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First United PRESBYTERIAN church. next
door to postonice. Rev. Charles II. Rob
tuson. u. II. pastor-Regulsr Sabbath
services az l0.f5 a. IN. and T.3O p. m.
with sermons ny tho pastor. Bible
school. with mems and women's classes.
. 20 a.. m. Pravcr services Wednesday
evening At -. Strangers are vel
coined 10 all these services.
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First Frr'r.' church. TVerf't a-r rv.
ron efr"cfa. o. D.. Hriu STOOL. pastor
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First Presbyterian church.. corner OF
W. a Cook. II. d. pastor. Services ~
1880 a m and 1880 .. m SabhAti
school and Bible classes at SIS g. m
Memorial Chapel Ssbbat school
Eighteenth street at 2:3o p. m. PrAye
meeting "Wednesday evening at 53'
o'clock.
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m TO I p m. also on Saturday evenings
from : Co , o'clock. The public H. IN
vi'ed 90 visit our reading room. No. IIis
Chapline street. and attend our services
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st~ereopticon slides. sunday Bfbie
school at : ?. m Quarterly eonkre-
gatlonal meeting at 2:3o ,. m. Mission
circle az ss5 y. IN
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There will be serviee. in 81. Mathews
church tomorrow morning. Twenty
hrst sunday after Trinity az half past
ter O'Clock. at which service there will
be celebration of Holy Communion.
sunday school at . O'Clock In the after
noon Evening prayer and sermon at
ial Invitation II extended TO all %
worship with US. J. Logan Fish. rector
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First Christian church. Elm Grove
Bible school and communion. 10 to II Is
sunday morning. Christian Endeavor,
e.f5- No preaching in evening. Con-
gregation will attend linton services in
the interest Of Prohibition. Mr.. Chafrin.
sneaker.
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warwood Christian church. corner ~
Richland Avenue and seventeenth
street Regular services NEXT Lord =
day. Bible school at 10 a m sharp.
Preaching and communion 1T IL - m.
Preaching at TAB D. m. Rev. David r.
preach, both morning and evening.
Rally day WIN he observed both IN TIE
Bible school and church sunday Oct.
26 A cordial invitation extended to
all to attend these services.
st Johns Ev. Prot. Congregation
pastor. W. q. Ulfert. Next SUNDAY
German services at 1880 a. IN Sunday
school at . a IN. After morning ser
vice distribution OF the Lords Supps.
English evening services at :: 30. rhe
pastor will deliver the nr.t lecture OF
"A series about Socialism" The theme
will be: Socialism and Christian Re-
ligion." Further announcements dur
ing services.
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The First SpiritualiSt church viii
bold services In the odd Fellows hall
sunday. October IL at 80 p. m. Chill
drens progressive lyccaum at 1880 r..
M Rev. G.. W. WAY. pastor and psy-
chic. Lecture followed with spirit mes
~age-. All are welcome.
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First Unitarian church-R-v. Howard
A. Pease will discuss the religious and
social questions In Winston Churchills
novel. The Inside OF the cup" at the
Board OF Trade rooms. Market Auditor
ium building. next sunday morning at
II O'Clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
80 HOW'DNOU ,WRITEeA
Wa LOVE'LETTER selMA.9l


The Italian character is full of passion.
They love with the love that is unbound
ed and hate with hate that knows no
limit Most of the great love tragedies of
history have been consumated and found
their happy or unhappy termination in
sunny Italy.
1t seems always to have been the land
of romance, and the atmosphere of the
romance, and the atmosphere of the cli-
mate as well as of the people seem to en-
gender and to foster the passion of love
until it holds the victim in perfect thral-
dom.
You have but to pick up and peruse if
only briefly the poetry of any of the
great Italians who have placed their SEN
timent in verse to see how strongly it is
in contrast to a similar sentiment ex-
pressed by an equally great writer who
has been reared in less susceptible cline.
One of the greatest of the poet lovers of
Italy was Ugo Foscolo whose love letters
to the Countess Arese have become fam
Gus. As a poet and a prose writer he
stands among the greatest of Italy, but
as a lover he stands among that incur
able type of lunatics whose crazed imag-
inaton deludes them a dozen times that
this is the one. tremendous, and .undying
passion which shall outlast eternity.
But it seems that his love could be
turned as easily to hate. Foscolo was
born in 1776. When he was 25 years of age
he fell desperately in love with. the wife of
a certain Count Arese, and swore to her
that he would never ceaes to love her nor
love another, even though she should
abandon him, and yet two years later, in
1903, he received a letter from her which
he returned unopened. Many were his liv-
ing loves-and more his literary pro
testations.
1t was in the following exaggerated sem
timent that he addressed the countess
when his passion was at its height: you
have SO taken possession of my soul that
if you left me there would be nothing
for me but death. oh, my sweet friend,
the more 1 see that you love me, the more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
ANNISTON MAN MAY
BE HEIR TO TITLE

Anniston, June 27.-(Special)- 1T is be-
lieved that Jack p. Adair of this city,
the oldest son of Mrs. Alexander Jones
Adair, for several years we'll known
newspaper writer, now residing on East
Ninth street, is heir to the title of Lord
Muncaster, who is now seeking an heir
in the United States.
The family name of Lord Muncaster is
Pennington Many years ago branch
of his family emigrated to the United
States. Two branches of the family are
now known, one from New Jersey and
one from Virginia. Gen. Alexander Pen
nington who was in command of the de-
partment of the gulf at the time of the
Spanish-American war, with headquar-
ters in Atlanta, represents the New Jer-
sey branch, and visited Lord Muncaster
in 1900. 1t is believed, however, that the
Virginia branch has priority, and Mrs
Adiar has been in correspondence with
General Pennington to ascertain this fact
If it is established. Jack Adair of An
niston will become heir to Muncaster
castle, Cumberland, England, as Lord
Muncaster and his only brother, Joseph
Alan Pennington, are childless.
At Muncaster castle, it is said, there is
glass bowl given to an ancestor by
Henry vi, and it is said that while il
remains unbroken, the family will never
be without male heir. 1t is called
1.-THE Luck of Muncaster.' Mrs. Adam
of this city is woman of marked re-
finement and distinguished lineage. Hei
son has been foreman of several news
papers in this section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
PROGRAMMES SENT
OUT TOATTORNEYS
Annual Address Before the
State Bar Association by
Judge Sanford

Montgomery, June Special y
Copies of the programme of the an
nual meeting of the Alabama State Bar
association, which will be held in Mo
bile July II and 70, are being sent out
to the lawyers of the state by Alexander
Troy secretary of the association.
The annual address before the 'asso-
citation will be delivered by Judge Ed
ward r. Sanford of Chattanooga. judge
of the eastern district of Tennessee.
In addition to the address by Judge
Sanford, the annual address of Frank
S White of Birmingham, president OF
the state bar association, will be de-
livered, and papers will be read by the
following prominent lawyers;
j. T. Sto<ely of Birmingham, on
Compensation for Personal Injuries tc
Employees"
J. X Dixon of Talladega, What
Should Be the Requirements in This
State for License to Practice Law?
John E. Mitchell of Mobile, Law
Delay VS.. Lawyers Delay
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
B. r., L. & p. co.
BASEBALL FIELD
DAY POSTPONED

Announcement is made by Secretary
Murphy of the Street Railway Young
Mems Christian association that the base
ball field day programme, which was
scvheduled to take place at Rickwcod
Park last Saturday, has been postponed to
a later date.
AS soon as it is possible to secure the
park the event Will be pulled off on an
even larger scale than was originally
planned.
AS has been previously announced, the
tickets which have been purchased Will
be good at that time, and all tickets are
redeemable upon presentation to Mr.
Harry Strong on the second floor of the
main offices of the Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company, First avenue
and Tventy-first street.