The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-22

open every day al o'clock and will | close at II o'clock. They will be To- cated on Avenue | between Twenty first and Twenty seeop, streets.
 The Pur-O Ice Cream company of this e1ty W II commence operations next Thursday al the store of F. ]. Lange on Avenue E. The plant has a daily capacity of between 250 and 300 gallons of cream The company was I formed by number of local merchants | and business men. The officers of the l company arc: w. !. Abele. president r. J. Lange, first vice president Thomas Clarke, second vice president; T. r. West secretary r. w. Lange, l treasurer.
 Because he was given a >handbill showing the Greek and Bulgarian war 1 yesterday morning, T Bulgarian took 1t as an insult ana started fighting $. ]. Sans. the distributor. Sams was giving out handbills Go the people pass ing the corner of Nineteenth street and Avenue E, telling about the moving picture of the Greek and Bulgarian 1 war, which will be shown at a local theatre tomorrow, when suddenly the 1 Bulgarian started E fight He was stopped by a policeman and taken to jail lat was later released. Mir, Sans, the owner Of the films. has asked the police department for protection to- morrow.
 The Ladies' All society of the Ems l ley Baptist church will hold an art exhibit neX. Friday afternoon from 3 to o'clock in the pastors study. The exhibition will include a number of genuine etciings and photogravuyes in addition to a display of beautiful re- productions of the worlds masterpieces. !
 Owing to the absence of the Rev. l.. E. Brubal1er. pastor of the Ensley 1 Highlands Presbyterian church, who is now away attending the state conven- l tion of the Christian Endeavor, which I is being held in Florence Dr. J. D. Simpson or Birmingham college will occupy the pulpi. during the morning service. There will be TO. services in i the evening. Mir. Brubaker is president of the society and is one of a number of delegates that went from Ensley. He will return Tuesday
 There will be an important meeting of the vestry of St. Johns Episcopal fehurch tomorrow night at o'clock in the office Of the Fnsley Land company on Nineteenth street Several import- ant matters will Dc brought up and all Vestrymen gre requested to be present.
 The missionary society of the First Methodist church of this city will hold l noon at .:S0 o'clock. The meeting will be held at the church and will be un der the direction Of Mrs. F. O.. Harris and Mrs. N. b. Gs,.'. who will present press demonstration,
 1 There win be a meeting of the Highland Circle ot the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at the res idence of Ms. Harr.- Cowart. All mem bers are requested to be present. There VII be : special meeting of night at 630 o'clock in the rear of the Baptist church of this city. The pro- gramme has been arranged by Mrs. NJ. l.. Flowers, Miss Mary Kyle. Miss I.u- eile Lewis and Mir Baker. Several mu- sical numbers vii. he rendered.
 Steel City lodge Nc 190, Knights of Pythias. VII hol1 their regular meet 1 ing Tuesday night in their hall on Avenue l.. The meeting will start at l 7:30 o'clock and special work has been 1 planned. Ali, members are requested to be present.
 1 The reSular meeting of Steel City lodge No. 156, Wnoernen of the World. will be held tomorrow night in the Knights os Pythias hall on Avenue E, at 7:3O o'clock. Several candidates will 1 be given the iniiiatory degree. All members sre requested to be present. Mrs. Urban Phlins was operated on at the Davis iaeirmary yesterday morning and is reported to be resting we'll
 Miss May Callahann of Annatti, O., is the guest of Misses Myrtle and Lucy May.