The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-08
CITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS
 ter Morris, colored, was sho. by en unknown negro last night at Avenue C and Twenty-third street.
 Rev. Cook Accepts CnIi-The Rev Dr. Cecil z. Cook of Hendersonville, Ky, has accepted a call rendered him rom the pulpit of the Ruhama Baptist church of East Lake. and will shortly assume his new pastorate.
 Seek Miss Ethel BIanchard-The city police department has been request ed to locate Miss Ethel Blanchard d young girl 19 years old. She has been missing from home for some time and her brother Is trying to find her.
 Boys' Club Meeting-Mrs James Weatherly, president, and Mrs. w. L. Murdoch, secretary, announce that the regular meeting of Boys club board of control will be held at the club rooms, Massey building, tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock.
 Woman Disappears With Money-A negro woman by the name of Nettie Body Is reported to have stolen $30e. The woman lives at 1913 Avenue r, but the police have been unable to locate her and are watching the rail- road depots.
 Boy Disappears from HOme-Gardie Busby, a 15-year-old boy, has been reported missing and the police are attempting to find him. So far, no trace of the boy has been found. It Is claimed that he is the son of w. A. Busby of the Woodlawn Supply com pany.
 Meeting of Congregation Emanuel At the meeting of the congregation of Temple Emanuel held last night to discuss plans for financing the new house of worship on Highland avenue no definite action was taken. The situ- ation was thoroughly discussed, how ever, and another meeting was called for Monday, February 21, at which final plans will probably be decided upon.
 Several Going to AtIanta-The Ma tional Cotton Products association IS called to meet in Atlanta next Friday and will be attended by number of Ala bamians. Secretary Joseph B. Babb of the Chamber of Commerce has been invited to make the reply to the ad- dress of welcome, but on account of the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce he will not be able to leave the city.
 Does Not Affect City Schools-Dr. J. H. Phillips, superintendent of the sch ools of Greater Birmingham, stated yesterday that the announcement that Temperance Day. would be observed on February IS in all the schools of Jefferson county has no bearing on the city schools. A point of law In 2. volved in the case has not been thor- oughly threshed out and no definite announcement as to plans will be made for some time.
 Will Build New Warehouse-A build Ing permit has been issued from the office of the city building inspector authorizing the erection by the Con- tinental Gin company of a new ware house. The structure will be located on the lot immediately adjoining the plant of the company on Tenth avenue, be- tween Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets. The warehouse will be built at a cost of SS00O the contract being in the hands of A. J. Krebs.
 EpwOrth League Monthly Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the district Epworth League will be held tonight at o'clock at Sixty-seventh Street Methodist Episcopal church, South. The second vice president, Miss Mayme Abel will conduct the meet ing in the interest of the second de- pertinent An interesting programme has been arranged. All Epwortn Leaguers are requested to assemble at their various churches and attend the joint meeting in a body.
 Bible School IncOrporated-A char ter was yesterday issued from the pro- bate court office to the "Ensley High lands Bible school" an interdenomina- tfonal school for Bible study which is established at Ensley Highlands. The society will be of the usual nature of Sunday school organizations. and vii enjoy all privileges of incorporation. The trustees elected at recent meet ing of the class are as follows: D. T. Hummer, Hugh 0. Stokes, R. E. Brown, J. w. Hamilton, R. E. Tidwell.
 Prizes at Howard COilcge-Prizes for scholarship were yesterday awarded at Howard college to the four students making the best averages during the first semester of the present term. The following are the students honored. J. D. Jackson, ministerial, average, 9s 2-5; J. c. StiSender, ministerial, av- craze, 95 2-5; J. P. Wood, non- -ministe- isterial, average, 92 2-7. The prizes awarded consisted of valuable stan dard works on theology. The presenta- tion was made by Dr. A. F. Montague, president of the college.
 New Piano Company Formed Articles of Incorporation for the Da- wis Piano and Player company, incor porated with an authorized capital stock of $100,00C, were filed yesterday in the office of the probate court. The company will engage in general re tail sale of pianos and piano play CTS, the principal office being estab- lished in Birmingham. The new cor poration will begin business with s51,- 900 of the authorized amount of stock paid in. Officers and incorporators are J. w. Davis of Pulaski. Tenn, presi- dent; Mark Arrowsmith of Pulaski, treasurer; J. H. Ragsdale o1 Pulaski vice president; Jack R. Connor of Bir- mingham. secretary and general man. ager.