The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-04
CITY ITEMS

Girl Scouts--It was announced yes- terday by the scout committee that all Girl Scout captains are expected to communicate at the earliest op- portunity with Dr. Lola Taylor.
 Camp Hardee-Camp W. J. Hardee. United Confederate Veterans, will hold meeting today at 2;30 p. m at the Y, M. c. A. All veterans and the public are invited to be present
 For Direct Route-B. Higgins has called a meeting for this morning at 1 o'clock In the Leeds city hall to take action looking to the opening of the short section of highway be- tween Leeds and Brompton. 4 dele gation from Cook Springs will at tend. Opening up this road would enable a direct line from the east Into Leeds and Birmingham.
 Randall Here-Ora F. Randall of Birmingham. president of the Ala bama Furniture Dealers association is back in the city from an extended stay in Raleigh, N. C.. where he has been for the past nine months on business. MT. Randall is here on d short visit, and expects to return to Raleigh at the end of week.
 Special service--The East Lake Presbyterian church. corner Seventy fifth street and Sloss avenue, will hold special service Sunday evening in commemoration of the birthday Of the denomination. Special music will be rendered under the direction of Mrs. Hull and Mrs, Tuener
 Small Verdict Awarded--verdlct for S210 was rendered yesterday by a jury in. Judge Dan A. Greene's di vision of circuit court in favor of J. P. Connor against J. NJ. Young for personal injuries. According to orig inal complaint which claimed S100,- 900 as damages, the plaintiff was se- riously injured August 3, 1920. when an automobile of the defendant ran over him on the public highway Monkey Born nt Zoo--Susie. one of the monkeys at the Avondale zoo, Is a mother. Her baby was born Thurs day night. according to information at the city hall yesterday morning. As yet the newest addition to Bir- mlngham's animal family has not been named. This is the second mon key born at the zoo to live.
 Dr. billiard to Spedk-Dr. J. E. Iltl- lard, pastor of the Southside Baptist church, will speak to men only at the Strand theatre tomorrow at 3:30 on the subject, "The Kind of Religion Birmingham Needs" This is the an nouncement of the officials of the Young Mems Christian association who are handling the meeting. The following Sunday Judge William E. Fort will speak on Whose Boy Is This?' The "Y" meeting is free.
 Singers to Meet-The B. F. White Sacred Harp Singing society of Ala bama will meet in extra session at the courthouse today at 2 o'clock and will hold an all-day singing on Sun day. Miss Elizabeth Jackson, secre- tary of the society, who has been at tending the Bible Training school at Anoerson, Ind. will be at the meet ing and will give a Bible lecture on the Eternal Harmonies of the Bi- ble."
 Publication off Press-"The Open Road" tn eofflcial publication of the Birmingham Automobile club, has been resumed with the February number. Peterson MarZoni is editor and H. c. Brown advertising man ager. The title page shows the spe- cial white Premocar which was first uned as official car for President Harding when the national executive visited Birmingham last year.