The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
MILK SUPPLY
 BEING INSPECTED Dr. Moseley Carrying on Active Campaign A NEW PICTURE SHOW Automobile Fire Engine Makes Very Quick Run to Fire at Corey.
 Ensley High School /
 Notes

| pr. Moseley is continuing his inspec- tion of the dairies that furnish the milk
 supply of the Steel City. and Is sub hitting each of the milch cows to a test for tuberculosis. The dairies and animals are found in good condition with one or two exceptions.
 If COW shows any symptoms 1t is immediately put to death. pr. Moseley | is also a strong advocate of machinery for the proper handling of milk and is
 urging the equipment of the dairies with milk working machinery New Picture Theatre | Ensley is to have another new picture nue E and Twentieth street, on the site l formerly occupied by Vears meat mar ket The plans have been perfected and the building will be commenced next week The theatre is being built | for the present lessees of the Idle Hour | theatre, now located in the office build | ing. The new theatre will have all the | modern Improvements and equipment and will be one of the handsomest pie | ture theatres in the south when com pleted.
 Auto Engine Makes Good Run | The Ensley fire department made a quick run to Corey gates last night in response to an alarm that was turned | in about 10 o'clock. The distance from l the station to the scene of the fire Is | 19 blocks, yet the firemen were on the spot exactly three minutes after re- ceiving the alarm.
 | The quick run was made possible by | the auto-driven fire apparatus, the ef- | ficiency of which has been fully demonstrated. The house was burned down owing to the absence of immedi- ate water supply.
 | l.. H. Fields on Avenue D and Six | teeth street at 1:15 yesterday afternoon. | The roof was on fire, but was extin- | guished with little or no loss.
 Local Notes
 Delegates have been appointed from Steel City lodge No. 190, Knights ot
 Pythias, to the Pythian convention that meets at Carbon Hill next Tuesday. The convention will be in session three days
 and delegates from all the lodges In | the district will be present
 | Quite a number of local members or | the Mystic Shrine attended the cere-
 monal meeting held In the Orpheum | theatre this week -end.
 | The reason was that an unregenerate | son of the desert. who resides In Ems l ley, was to be put to the test whereby
 he might become a true SOD of light, and the large attendance of the Ems l ley Nobles was due to the fact that | they had all promised to be his friend.
 After the initiation he was heard to l remark that he had always heard that
 sometimes friendship ceases, but 1t was not so in his case--his friends stayed with him to the end. And he was heard | tc further remark: "Dern such friends. " The Elks will hold their annual | election of officers Monday night at the home on Avenue E. Many candi- | dates have been nominated for the sev- eral offices and lively session Is an- | ticipated. All members are urged to at tend.
 Personals
 | T. J. Harris of Courtland is visiting
 Prof. J. c. Blackwell.
 | MT. and Mrs. J. W. Vaughn and Mrs. | John Parker of Columbus. Miss, are
 visiting MT. and Mrs. N. B. Gay at
 Palmer.
 Miss Jane Moody of Demopolis Is visiting relatives on Ensley Highlands. | | received a message from Mumfordvtlle, Ky, announcing the death of her father.
 High School Notes
 When the Predestinarians dropped l over from Anniston few days ago we
 mopped up with them about as cleanly | as Central High did, thereby pleasing
 Dr. Stagg, who would not have let his | near-ministers return to the campus had | they won a game. But on last Tuesday | afternoon we ventured to tackle the | mighty Messerinos and, like Hector. 1 trailed the dust. We learned that Hood | Is in no-wise hooded and that when it
 comes to ringing Searight can see right. l How strange it is that one Strange can l go so high into the ether on the tip-off. l How Harsh it was to see that raw boned one, with the nose guard toss the first | one into our goal.
 Here's to the defenders of the Crim- son and White and to MT. Messer. We congratulate the school on putting out | the greatest prep basketball machine in | the south. We hope the team may not I be defeated and we feel proud that We are part of this great city which they represent. Our team has disbanded for | the season and has given vote of | thanks to Paul B. Jones, the greatest l Booze on earth, guaranteed under the | pure food and drugs act, June 30, 19O6 AUBREY WELLS" T