The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-26
OF ENSLEY
DISCUSS POLITICS
Much Demonstration in Evil
dence on the Streets
COUNTY STORM CENTER
The Rev. {. E. Hendrlck of Tennessee
VIII Begin a Series of Meetings
In Large Tent Next
ri Sunday.

Ensley. August 25-(SpeciaD.-Th peo-
pie of Ensley are very much pleased with
the demonstration accorded DR.. R. NJ
Cunningham, candidate for governor at
the Bijou theatre in Birmingham last
night.
1t is believed by the friends of Dr.
Cunningham here that the rally Will have
a good effect in the state, and especially
in Jefferson county. There are but rev
who seem to question the ability of the
Cunningham forces to carry JEFFERSON
county by a very large majority, though
there are friends of b. B. Conner who
stoutly declare that their candidate Is
the winner In the county.
Ensley seems to be the storm center
of politics in Jefferson county, and but
little else is heard today on the streets
except the discussion of political favor
ties.
The race for governor of Alabama and
for sheriff of Jefferson county are the
main issues, and groups of people have
been paradng the streets all day making
loud demonstrations for the various can
didates.
The presence on the street during the
day of E. L. Higdon with his trained
bloodhounds caused large demonstra-
ton, his friends gathering about him and
boosting with lusty voices. This provoked
friends of other candidates, and noisy
war of hurrahing ensued.
All the candidates have strong friends
in Ensley, and it is hard to decide vino
is in the lead.
Business seems to have been almost
abandoned. while even business men have
Joined in the general discussion of can
didates. and the probable result of Mon
days primary.
At Ensley Churches.
The usual services will be conducted
at the Ensley churches this morning by
the resident pastors.
The union services of the Protestant
churches of the city will be conducted
tomorrow night as follows: The Rev.
]. w. Orr, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church, will preach at the First
Baptist church; the Rev. R. G. Sherer'
pastor of the Christian church. will
preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church
The Rev. L. r. Written, at the First
Methodist church tomorrow morning at
Ii o'clock, will talk on "sabbah observ-
ance."
Beginning Sunday, September 3 the
Rev. E. e. Hendrich of Tennessee, a
noted evangelist, will begin a series OF
tent meetings in this city, which will
probably continue two or three weeks
The Rev. A. L. Carter will conduct the
singing.
The services will be conducted in a large
tent at the corner of Avenue and Nine
tenth street
About a year ago the Rev. Mr.. Hendrlch
and the Rev. Mr.. Carter conducted a
series of meetings here that were very
successful.
The several pastors of the city will as
sist in the meetings, and members of all
denomination are expected to attend.
Many Transfers Made.
The Ensley Real Estate and Investment
company has made the following transfers
of Ensley property during the past thirty
days.
From Nellie McNamee to ]. L. Pip
pen and T. G. Brabston, one lot, corner
Nineteenth street and Avenue H; consid-
Grafton, $500.
From Mrs. M V. Perkins to ]. Lavie,
alley corner on Nineteenth street be-
tween II and /; consideration, 1890.
From A. J. Odom to c. I. Walker, one
vacant lot Twenty-seventh street, Ave
nue. G.; consideration, $780,
From J. j. ID. Hall to j. K. p. VIII
henson one vacant lot on Avenue F. be-
tween K. C. road and creek; consdera-
ton, $50.
From j. f. Neil Hutchings, and A. c.
Alice to A. E. Miles, one lot at Osceola;
consideration, $3.50.
From J. F. Neil Hutchings and A. C..
Tice to ]. S. Godfrey, one lot at Oscoela;
consideration, 1916.
From James G. Broda to r. w. Russell,
one lot on Twenty-fifth street, Avenue
c.; consideration. $3.50.
From J. P. Wright to Joseph Min
chener. one lot on Avenue ., between
Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets;
consideration, $500.
From James Liddell to James B. Hud-
lev. two houses and lots, corner Avenue
and Twentieth street, consideration
$500.
From Mrs. Mills to C. C. Nixon, one
house and lot. corner Twenty-fourth
streets and Avenue / consideration. $3.50.
From Mr. Hasler to ]. K. Smith. one
lot on Avenue ana IWenty-slAtn street,
consideration. $3.50.
From James Liddel to ]. H. Pritchard,
lot No. q block 20 east; consideration,
$1400.
From L. ]. Duncan to C. T. Walker.
one lot corner Twenty-ninth street and
Avenue D; consideration $500
From L. j. Duncan to Miriam Wilson,
one house and lot. Twenty-nintf street
and Avenue d; consideration. $1,000.
From Mr. Davis to J. /. Gresham, one
lot. corner Twenty-first street and Ave-
nue. /; consideration, $500.
From J. M Perkins ct al, to J. J. d.
Hall, one lot. Avenue X and Seventeenth
street. consideration, $500
From Gus O'Neal to Mrs. M. v. Per-
kins, one house and lot, Avenue @ and
Twenty-ffth street: consideration, $1,000.
From George McWilliams to Mrs. M. v.
Perkins, a strip 80 feet wide, off lot B,
23d e: consideration, s2500.
From T. B. Lyons to Pippen & Brab-