The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-02

| local state or national educational lead
 CTS. Arranged by local committee. AFTERNOON.
 | 3:15-Lecture, "Visions and Ideals, by l pr. J. w. Frzzell.
 4:00-Concert by the Bessie Leigh Con- cert company
 EVENING
 S:15-Concert and entertainment by the Bessie Leigh Concert company 9:O0-Lecture, Some Twentieth Century
 Problems. by pr. J. W. Frizzell. ! THIRD DAY-TOWN BOOSTERS DAY AND NEIGHBORHOOD PICNIC. MORNING.
 lO:3O-Address on Boosting the Old Home Town,'' by city, state or national leaders. All citizens are requested to close their places of business and unite in boosting our town on this day). Arr ranged by local committee
 AFTERNOON.
 3:15-Lecture, "The Almighty Dollar. '' by Hon. Harold Kessinger
 4:Oo-Grand concert by the Lyric Glee l club.
 EVENING.
 S:15-Concert and entertainment by the 1 Lyric Glee club
 9:00-Lecture, "rhe Bishops Candle. sticks,' by Hon. Harold Kessinger. I The committee in charge of these enter | tainments has not definitely decided so 1 Tar whether to hold these lectures at the ElkS Home, on Avenue D, or in an open tent. which could be placed on the vacant l block on Avenue F. between Twenty 1 first and Twenty-second streets, should the latter be decided on. The committee is composed of the following: Lawrence Il. Pennington, Henry Keller, Hugh Hill, J. Ellis Brown, l. A. Miller and Tom Deveraux
 Plans will be made to reorganize Camp Robert E. Lee, Sons of United Confed crate Veterans, at meeting which will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the inferior courtroom, and all former members are urged to be present Besides
 the reorganization they will also make preparations to help entertain the old
 soldiers during the reunion which will
 be held in May. Those in charge sta te this will probably be the last opportunity the members of the local camp will have to help entertain the old veterans IS they are swiftly passing away, and all mem-
 pers are urged to be present this after noon to make these arrangements
 Educational Day will be observed in Ensley by the members of the Threa
 of the Story club on Thursday afternoon at the Ensley Methodist church at ' clock. Dr. George H. Denny. presi- dent of the University of Alabama wil, be the principal speaker of the occasion. several selections will also be rendered by the male quartet of the Birmingham college. The public is cordially inyiteo to attend.
 The stockholders and employees of the Consolidated Mercantile company of Wy lam will be entertained at a bano1et at the Metropolitan cafe on next Friday evening About 50 members are expected
 to be present. M. H. Mcdowell will act as toastmaster for the occasion. The members of the Steel City lodge No. 190 Knights of Pythias, will hold
 their first meeting in their new home on Tuesday night. They moved into their new home yesterday afternoon, and from
 now on they will meet in the building formerly used by the Elks' lodge on Ave- nue E, between Twentieth and Twenty- first streets. The building has been re- papered and remodeled and has been fixed up into very attractive lodge- rocm The formal opening of the new home Will be announced later Besides the opening of the new home Tuesday night, five candidates will be initiated in the first degree. All members are | urged to be present.
 There will be meeting of the Ensley
 lodge No. 12O. Royal Arch Masons, on ! Monday evening in the Masonic temple l on Avenue B. Several candidates will be i given the Royal Arch degree. Following l the initiation refreshments will be served l All Royal Arch Masons are invited to 1 be present.
 l The regular meeting of the Ensley club Will be held on Tuesday evening in the 1 inferior courtroom beginning at 8 o'clock. i Am0n0 fn hn tolr rx,t11 1 be the proposed sale of the Tidewater | line. It is understood that the citizens 1 of this city are strongly opposed to the 1 sale of the Tidewater line to the Birming- ! ham Railway, Light and Power company, and are in favor of the city or some other corporation buying the line. It i.
 claimed when the Tidewater company
 asked for franchise into this city specia clause was inserted which prohibited tht
 sale of that line to the Birmingham Rail way Light and Power company An
 other matter which will be taken III will be the dispute about the division O
 Jefferson county This matter wal
 brought up at the last meeting and wa discussed, but no action was taken. Som,
 of the members of the club are in favol of passing resolution in favor of mas ing two separate counties while others
 are against it. This matter will be defi
 also be heard, together with the repor
 of the street and light committees vii
 also be heard together with the repor
 of the committee on the Confederate vet erns' reunion, which will be held in May All members are urged to be present.
 Several candidates will be initiated a
 the regular meeting of the Cunningham
 chapter No. "A. Order of Eastern Star
 which will be held Tuesday afternoon in the Masonic temple on Avenue E. Al members are requested to be present. > The committee appointed by the Ensley club. of which w. T. Cochran is chair
 man, to solicit funds for the Confederate veterans reunion, requests all those wht promised to contribute to this fund b, the first of this month to either leav,
 the money with MT. Chadwick at tn, Bank of Ensley, or with J. A. Dupuy O. Dupuy- Burke Realty company.
 A special meeting of the Epwortf League of the Fairview Methodist church
 will, be held at 7:3O o'clock this evening f and will take the place of the regular evening services Miss Adele Sanders ii the leader, and the following programme has been arranged: Song, league; song
 choir; scripture reading, Miss Adele San.
 ders; prayer. the Rev. T. O. Jones; solo Miss Sadie McWilliams; address, Erl, Lackey president of the Birmingham
 District Epworth League; address. Up