The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-13
FIFTH ATTEMPT TO
 URN SCHOOL MADE
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New Orleans, April 12.-For the HUI time within the past 10 days, an unidentl- fled party late today attempted to set fire to the school building at McDonogh- vile, near here, in spite of the fact that the building was being watched by special guard which was placed on duty following the former attempts to pufh the building.
 Following four attempts to fire the building last week, the school suspended operations last Thursday, but was re- stunned yesterday when special poilce- man was placed on guard. The fire to- day was discovered by one of the teach7 CTS in a rarely used assembly room III the basement and was soon extlngulsneu by a volunteer bucket brigade Of teach- CTS and pupils
 The fire marshals office was imme- diately notified of the fifth attempt to burn the building and an official hurrlea' to the scene. He stated later that ne found clue which he believes will lead to the discovery of the would-be tirepus' but refused to disclose what 1t was
 One of the pupils of the school is said to be under suspicion.
 All the five attempts to burn the puiiu- ing were made while the school was iii session and the building filled with chls- dren of various ages,
 Pev William G. MeDowell, Jr, rector, Episcopal church, Auburn-O -OpelilSa.
 II .00-Our next Convention: Where? and other business.
 11.2O = "The Social Demands of Jesus" Rev. George Lang D. D.
 11:5o-"The Spiritual Power of the Sunday School" Tsev. R. N simpson D. D.. pastor, First Christian church Birmingham.
 12:30-Adjourn.
 THURSDAY EVENING S:OO-Song' service. S:15-"Feeding the Lambs of the Flock" Mrs. Maud Junkin Baldwin S:40--Music.
 S:50-Report. of committees.
 s:Oo--Address, "The Monkey and the Mirror" Rev. William A. Brown, D. D. 9:35-Adjourn.
 The adput Bible class federation convention programme. Miss Ethel Beane. adult division superintendent Alabama Sunday School association, in charge. will convene Wednesday aft ernoon. A joi session, 3 to p. m, and separate sessions, 1 to D. m. will be held. The mems Bible class programme is as follows Wednesday afternoon - Devotiona1 "A Message off Opportunity," Miss Rosa w. Str1cklduuzf s2Auull i-ll fdiiu the Programme of Jesus.'s}Dr. WinJan A. Brown. The Gospel of Health" Capt w. c. B1asingame. Question box Thursday Afternoon Devotional "A Message of Extension,' Miss Rosa V. Strickland Training" Mrs. Maud J. Baldwin. The Gospel of Health,' Capt. w. c. Blasingame. Ad. journ.
 The Women's Bible class federation convention, joint session, 3 to 1 D. m. and separate sessions, 4 to , D. m., also oonvenes Wednesday afternoon. Its programme follows:
 THE SCHEDULE
 Wednesday Afternoon Devotional "A Message of Opportunity, Miss Rosa V. Strickland. Adult Life and the Programme of Jesuss' Rr. Will liam A. Brown. 'Inspirational In- formation for Bible Class Leaders" Mrs. Charles S. Shawhan. Question box. Adjourn.
 Thursday Afternoon Devotional "A Message of Extension, Miss Rosa V. Strickland. Parent-Training," Mrs Maud J. Baldwin. "The Gospel of mentary Law in Church Organiza- tion," Mrs. Charles S. Shawhan. Cues tion box. Adjourn. In addition there is a long and va ried programme for the chiIdren's sdi- vision, in charge of Miss Louise Cald- we'll, superintendent. The. Young Peo- ple's division and the administrative division also have separate pro- grammes.