The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

tist church Saturday and Sunday, Octo-
Der Is and 19, and will carry out the
following programmes: Devotional serv-
ices led by the Rev. J. Il. Self the
Rev. r. ". Carlisle; result of years work
by county president; results as shown by
statistical report, by county secretary
treasurer: the essentials of teaching, by
state worker; enrolment of delegates:
adjourn for dinner.
Devotional services led by the Rev. R.
w. Carlisle;- THE Years Work and Its
Results; Elementary and Secondary
Divisions" by Mrs. G. Herbert; The
Adult Division" by w. L, Martin; 1.-THE
Home Department" by G. w. Martin;
THE Teachers Training Department"
by Prof. B. E. Lee; Missionary De-
partment," by J. F. Appling; Temper
ance.' by Prof. w. r. Copeland.
1.-THE Sunday School Teacher Winning
Souls by the Rev A. J. Batson: Re
suits in District Work-District No. L.
Prof b. E. Lee. president; District No.
2, Fl. c.. Caldwell, president District
No. 3. S. A. Parsons, president; District
No. 4, A. j. Batson, president District
No. g. G. Hubert, president 1.-THE Teen
Age; Its Problem; How to Meet Them,"
state worker
Sunday session. Devotional services led
by J. p. Kinet; 1.-THE Practical Prob
lens of the superintendent and How to
Meet Them" by w. S. Welch; what the
Organized Adult Bible Glass Should Do
for the Church, the Community and the
World at Large" by state workers; THE
Worlds Sunday School Convention" Miss
Annie Herbert; "The Results of Organ
ized Sunday School Work in Alabama"
by state workers: questions and answers
on the banner Sunday school; pledges
for support of organized Sunday school
work; adjourn for dinner.
Devotional exercises by j. e. Como
way; reports of committees and election
of officers the Forward Movement for
1894, by state workers. How to Get
Results" by the Rev. George Stoves.
Each Sunday school has been request
ed to send the superintendent, the pas
tor of the church and at least three dele
gates.
The following suits here filed in the Bes-
semer city court today:
J. C. Gay VS.. the Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company for 5000 dam
ages for alleged personal injuries.
Prechy Gay VS.. the Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company for 5000 dam
ages for alleged personal injuries.
H. r. Smell, administrator of the estate
of P. L. Smell, deceased, VS. Thomas Fl.
West, w. c.. Nixon and w. b. Biddle
as receivers of the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad company for $2s5O for
the alleged death of p. l.. Smell.
Wiley higgins, a negro, was shot by
another negro this afternoon at Sloss
mines, near the office. 1t is alleged that
higgins stepped on Sam Aliens toe and
when Allen told him to keep off his feet
he told him he would get on his head
With that Allen. pulled out gun and
fired. the bullet striking higgins In the
cheek and lodging in his jaw. Allen was
arrested by Officers Parrott and Ross
and was placed in Jail with a charge of
assault and battery with weapon lodged
against him.
The football team of the Bessemer high
school will play the initial game of the
season Wednesday afternoon when they
meet the Howard college team at East
Lake. The team has been practicing hard
and hopes to make a good showing DUR
ing the season.
James B. Morton. DR.. George D. Waller.
John Sapp III. f. Bumby and A. s. Carroll
Of Birmingham returned last night from
the Cahaba river where they have spent
week fishing and hunting.
Bessemer Lodge No. ASS, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, will meet Monday
night at 7:30 o'clock at which time the
Master Mason degree with the Master
Mason lecture will be delivered
The pulpit of the First Baptist church
will be filled by the pastor. the Rev. NJ.
h. Thornton, who will take for his sub
ject at the morning service, How To
Open the Gates of Heaven"
The Bessemer Chapter No. 10, Royal
Arch Mason will hold it's regular meeting
Tuesday night at the usual hour with
work in the Royal Arch degree After
the business session a banquet will be
served.