The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03
News of Ensley

l A rousing Underwood meeting was helt
 at Ensey last night, with Forney John
 ston and Ben Davis as the principa
 speakers. The meeting was held in the
 I1nsley Opera House, which was crowd ed. James Iliddell president of the In derwood club, presided and in his open Iiog speech predicted landslide on Apri l { for MT. Underwood and introduced MT
 Johnston. The speakeh referred to the recent happenings in Congress in regard
 tn the toll exemption repeal and pointed out the fact that MT. Underwood was | foremost in the fight that involved [ great international question, while his opponent was absent from his post oi ' duty at this and other times when needed | NJ Fl. McDowell br.efly spoke on the outcome of the election and declared that | I.nsley would give a substantial major | ity for MT. Underwood
 | Ben Davis was introduced and attacked | MT Hobson for 'his disregard for his | sworn duty as a servant of the people | to further his unsuitable ambition fol place and for power" He gave the au- | thentic records of the two candidates on the questions that involved labor and showed that Mr. HobsJf. mad always been aatagonistie
 Sunday afternoon an Italian Presby- terian church will be organized at the
 mission on Avenue I and Seventeenth | street The home missionary commit tee of the North Alabama presbytery will have charge of the ceremonies, which Will be very simple. The mission, which has been in charge of the Rev. Angelo Mastroto about a year, has large mum her of Italians who will join the church Mr Mastroto has been in this country over year, coming from Italy. He will be made pastor os the new church The public Is invited to attend
 A free will offering will be taken next Sunday morning at the First Methodist church of this city for the completion of the main auditorium of the church The members of the church are making every effort to raise enough money to dc this Tomorrow the Ladies' Circle No. Z of the church will conduct a sale of home made bread, cakes and pies at the store of Piper & Phillips, Avenue E. Tine proceeds will go to the building fund of the church.
 4 rehearsal of the singers who will constitute the chorus during a series oi revival meetings to be held at Fairview beginning Sunday, April 12, will be held at the Fa1rVleW MelnOu1St cnurCn tnls
 evening under the direction of MT. Crum-
 icy. The services being planned are in
 the nature of a joint revival of the Pres
 byterian, Methodist and Baptist churches
 of Fairview. and will be conducted in a tent near Oak Crest station. Evangelist
 McDougal of Tennessee will have charge
 of the services
 Mrs Henry B. Allen chairman of the
 city beautiful movemen, at Fairview. has
 called central meeting of all the clubs
 in that district for Friday afternoon al
 20 o'clock at the Fairview school. A
 fuii attendance is urged and all ladies
 interested in the movement are invited
 to be present.
 The members of the Golden Link class
 of the Ensley Presbyterian church will
 be entertained at social this evening
 at the home of Mrs. J.. w. England on
 Avenue c. All former members of the
 class are requested to attend. as the
 meeting is held for the purpose of re-
 organizing.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union of Fairview will hold a meeting this afternoon at o'ciocx at the home of Mrs Johnston on Apple avenue. All members are invited to be present