The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-14

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 CITY ITEMS
 Germnnia Park-Germania park will be opened for the summer next Thurs day with an all-day picnic. There will be music, dancing and games
 Social at Thomas-The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church at Thomas will give an ice cream social on the school grounds at Thomas to- morrow night to which all will be well come.
 Negro shot-Emmett Montgomery, a negro, was taken to the Hillman hos pital last night and is believed to be fatally wounded in the back. He was shot at a mining camp near the city. The negro who did the shooting is Baid to have escaped. 4aa
 Annual Tent MeetinE-The annual tent meeting which is held by Rev. A. D. Glass, pastor of the Elyton Bap- tist church, is now in progress at has so far been very successful. Dr.. B. F. Riley will preach tomorrow night.
 Temple Emanuel Picnic-The an nual picnic of Temple Emanuel Sunday school will be held at Gernania parl, tomorrow. Special cars will leave the temple, Fifth avenue and Seventeenth street, at 10 o'clock, and the children will spend the entire day at Ger mania.
 Clerks to Get Increase-The local ap- plication of the postoffice plan to raise salaries among postal employees means that about 50 clerks in the Birming- ham office will receive increases. Post master General Hitchcock announced last night that a large appropriation by Congress would sh ortly be avail able.
 Terminal Meeting PostpOned-The meeting of the board of control of the Terminal station, which was to be held yesterday morning, was postponed on account of no quorum being pres ent. The meeting will be held next Saturday afternoon in the offices of T. H. Jackson, superintendent of the Frisco.
 Flynn Leaves for ChicagO-Edward Flynn, inspector of coal mines for the Tennessee company, left last night for Chicago to attend the meeting of the institute of mine inspectors, which will be in session there several days. Rob ert Neil. assistant state mine inspector. left for Chicago Sunday night for the purpose of attending the same meet ing.
 Bankruptcy Court Active-After re- maining decidedly inactive for the past two weeks the bankruptcy court was busy yesterday. Eight applications to be adjudged bankrupts were filed and referred. Those filing petitions in bank ruptcy included: Richard Smith, J. c. Eache, Gus Tannehill, w., T. Bayle, W. K. and James Stock, J. E. Riggs and Lee Fowler.
 Freight Agents to Meet-The local Freight Agents association of Bir- mingham will have meeting this aft ernoon at 8 o'clock in the offices of Maj. W. A. Moody of the car service bureau. The agents will take up and discuss many local matters of mutual benefit. The agents have maintained a successful organization for several years in Birmingham.
 PupIIs' Recital-The first of series of four recitals by the pupils of the Birmingham Conservatory of Music was given last night at Cable hall. The sec ond will taken place tonight, the third Wednesday night and the last on Thursday night They begin at S:1t o'clock. MT. and Mrs. Gussen, the directors of the conservatory. extend m invitation to the public
 New Church Organixed-The Rich snond Place Baptist church Is the latest addition to Birmingham's religious in stitutions. The Bible school. which has been held for years at Avenue F and Eleventh street. has expended into 2 full f1edged Baptist church. The church has been duly organized and has an excellent membership with which tc begin it's growth. The Rev. J. A. Bea and will enter immediately upon his duties.
 East Thomas Revivnl-Large crowds attended both morning and evening ser vices at the East Thomas Baptist church Sunday and yesterday. Sun. day the Rev. A. B. Metcalfe preached ct the morning service on the supJcce partnership With God" and at tho evening service on The Story of tht Ark" There have been II additions and the church has entered upon $ new era in it's work. After the morn ing service the congregation unant. mously Agreed to call Rev. J. J. Mil ford to the pastorate for full time in stead of one-half as heretofore.
 Motorcycle Meet Wednesday - Int Motorcycle meet, which Is to be helt tomorrow at the fair grounds for th' beneht of the Boys Industrial school gives every promise of being grea success. Many star riders are entered while the total entries number 21. Rec ords will be official, being held undel the auspices of the Birmingham Motor cycle club, with the sanction of th' Federation of American Motorcyclists The band from the Boys lnuuslria school will furnish music. The tracl is in splendid shape, and 1t is believed records will be broken. Etubbs of Bir minghaw and the Georgia champion Moss, are among the entries.
 I MAKE BONDS.
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