The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-16
PUBLISHERS WILL
/. Be HERE TOMORROW
Executive Committee to Fix
Date for Next Meeting to
, Be Held i'm Atlanta

The executive committee OF the South
ern Newspaper Publishers association will
meet in Birmingham tomorrow TO discuss
plans and fix date for the next meet
ing of the association in Atlanta The
last meeting was held in New Orleans
in January and it is presumed that the
Atlanta convention will be called for soma
time during the coming January.
While the full committee will not be
here tomorrow, it is expected there will
be good representation. The executive
committee consists of the Following. c.
B. Johnson. Knoxville Sentinel E. M
Foster Nashville Banner; r. W. Brown,
Louisville Times; V. II. Hanson, the Bir-
rningham News; George w. Brunson,
Greenville News; D. d. Moore, New Or
leans Times Democrat; A. r. Holderby
Richmond Journal; r. S. Jones, Asheville
Citizen; c. j. Palmer, Houston Post; Ell
mer Clark. Little Rock Democrat; Walter
johnson. Chattanooga News; James NJ.
Thompson, New Orleans Item.
The officers of the association are: AL
fred f. Sanford. president, Knoxville
Journal and Tribune; f. W. r. Hin
man. vice president. Jacksonville Times
Union; w. M. Clemens, secretary-treas-
urer, the Birmingham News.
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Baptist church this afternoon at o'clock
Evangelist T. o. Reese is to speak, his
subject being, 1.-The Clean Young Man;
| His Opportunities and Possibilities" j.
2. Scholfield and e. L. Wolslagel will
sing The meeting is under the auspices
of the Hffty-sixth, Sixty-sixth and Ru-
hama Baptist churches. At the same
hour Evangelists Weston Bruner and l..
II. Reynolds will conduct a special serv-
Ice for young people at the Southside
church ID. r. Wade, who was for eight
years an actor, will speak on Behind
the Scenes, or in the Green ROOM" at
the West SWoodlawn church.
Two mass meetings will be held for the
| negroes this afternoon, the Rev. Ray
Palmer and Evangelist L. c. Wolfe be-
Ing the speakers. These services will
be at the Sixth Avenue and Sixteenth
Street negro churches at O'Clock
The evangelists found large throngs ut
the corner of Second avenue and Nine
teenth street last night when they ap-
peared there in an automobile to hold
their meeting at o'clock. The Rev. l..
c. Wolfe and the Rev. T. o. Reese were
the speakers. the former talking about
THE Manhood of the Present Day In its
Relation to the Problems of the Present
Day." and the latter speaking from the
text, Turn ye, turn ye from your evil
ways, for why will ye die, house of
Israeli"
Jesus Christ was world-man and
no man without world vision will ever
be great man. | have two boys in col
lege, playing basketball and football. but
would rather lave them dead and in
their graves than to have them lose re-
spect for religion, the ministry and the
Bible" said Mr.. Wolfe. GIVE the world
Christian manhood and womanhood and
the social, commercial and governmental
problems of this country will be solved. :"
AT a special session when the evan
gelists We're together in conference yes
terday resolutions expressing their thanks
to The Birmingham Age-Herald and the
afternoon papers for the generous space
which they gave TO the reports of the
campaign. The evangelists also ex-
pressed by resolution their deep appra-
citation for the delightful fellowship and
the courteous treatment extended to them
by the various pastors of birmingham.