The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-13
TEACHERS ELECTED
 BY EfSLEY BOARD New Cocaine Ordinance Went Into Effect Yesterday PROVISIONS ARE DRASTIC Mrs. Nall Loses Purse on South Ems ley car-Laree Delegation
 Leaves for the Louis
 vllle Reunion.
PROVISIONS ARE DRASTIC

Ensley, June 1Z-(Speclal,l-lne podIu of education held a special session tonight for the purpose of electing teachers for the public schools. All the positions were filled with the exception of the two prin- cipals. the election of these two teachers being postponed until the next regular meeting of the board, two weeks hence. The following were elected tonight: Miss Patricia Stribling, Miss Booth, Miss Elizabeth Bell. Miss Mckee Miss Alice Cowan, Miss Mary wadsworth, Miss Marian Wilson, Miss Sarah Glider, Miss Keith.
 The following are the rencners of the colored schools: Carl B. Wood. J. Knox, Mary Wood, Nellie Grace.
 On account Of the commencement exer- cises and the examination of teachers last week, Professor Bowen, superintend- ent of the schools, asked for further time in which to prepare his annual report. His request was granted and the report will be read at the next meeting Of the board.
 Industrial Activity.
 The prospects are good for the Steel City securing two or three additional
 
 As whole fhe industrial outlook of Ems ley is exceedingly bright. All of the plants are now operating on full time and are turning out finished products in large volume.
 Cocaine Ordinance Effective. The anti-cocaine ordiance, passed by the mayor and board of aldermen went into effect this morning. The law is sweep ing and prohibits the sale of cocaine in Ensley under a heavy penalty. A num- Der of people, addicted to the habit, were turned away by the druggists today.
 Loses Purse.
 Mrs. A. K Nail, who resides at Ann Station, on the South Ensley car line, left hand satchel on the car this after noon, which contained a purse in which she had S23 The color of the bag is green. The money is divided into one al.d two-dollar bills.
 Off to Reunion.
 A number of Confederate veterans of Camp Pat Cleuburne will attend the re- union at Louisville. The following party left on the noon train today: L. P Guy, w. J. .Havis, B. Buchanan, W. NJ. Kill gore, J. A. Cochran. J l.. Prickett and the sponsor, Mrs. l.. H. Hollingsworth
 
 will leave tomorrow.
 Knockers" Enjoy Outing. The Knockers" club was rendered a tallyho ride tonight by MT. Roddy Morri- son. The party enjoyed long ride through the country districts and the occasion was q most delightful one. Among those present were: Misses Sara Hudson Giders, Allie Davidson, Jerome Rogers, Eloise Fuller Holland Fonvile Hattie McCluen, Nell McCluen. Frances Arnold Messrs J. B. Russell, Rome By rum. John Byrum, c. H. Mandy O. M Caldwell, Fred G. Moore, George Sexton, Robert Martin. Rev. l.. A. Reagan and Lawrence Totten.
 Cunningham Goes to Greensboro. Lieutenant Governor R. M Cunning ham left this afternoon for Greensboro, where he goes to deliver the annual ad- dress before the literary societies of the Southern university.
 Personal and General. Miss Lola May Traweek has returned to her home at Greenville after a pleasant visit to relatives and friends in this city. Mrs. c. M. Lewis and Mrs. J. W. Lewis of Eden, Ala. were the guests of Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Bowen yesterday. Miss Annie Laurie Camp of Talladega. daughter of Judge Camp. is visiting the family of MT. c. F. Camp.
 Aldermen J. L. Brieton and W. l.. Settle, accompanied by Neil Hutchings. spent Sunday in Memphis.
 The following Ensley citizens went down to Tuscaloosa yesterday to visit the new Semet-S -Solvay plant, located near that city; c. E. Burton, E. P. Cutter, G. c. Miller, E. s. Miller. C. P Park. A. J. Knowles. M B. Ray, C. l.. Mckee and J. A. Wellington
 M B. Cunick, well known contractor of Greenville, Miss, is visiting his brother, w I Cnffick