The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-18

inc Clayton, Lucille Lewis, Estell Clay ton. Steela Bray, Willie Wallace. Virgie Laura Pfel, Earline Candy, Dorothy Fitz- patrick, Zella Harding, Leila Almon, An- nie Pitts.
 Crack Football Team.
 A crack football team has ben organ ized in Ensley among the alumni team representing some of the leading educa- tional institutions of the country. All the men in the team are first-class play CTS, and as soon as the aggregation is thoroughly organized and trained. 1t will be ready to challenge and receive chal- lenges for match games.
 It is said that the team will challenge some of the best teams in the field. Sev- eral of the members of the team were formerly members of some of the best college teams of the country.
 E. F. Kumler of the drafting depart ment of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company Is captain of the team, and Charles L. Mcclure Is the manager. Following Is the lineup:
 E. F. Kumler captain, of Leland Stan ford and Case Scientific school; R. C.. Barker of University of Maine; c. E.. Myers of Hobart college and Lockport High school; G. L. Sollenberger Uni- versity of Pennsylvania and Rensselaer, Technological; E. H. Ward, Jr., Sewanee and Western University of Pennsylvania; R. Patterson of Ohio Northwestern uni- versty and Ohio state Buchtel college; Max P Mellen Western University of Pennsylvania and Cornell; II. E. Getchel, Yale; H. Sturm. Pittsburg High school; J. Gregory of Columbia university, w. Douglas of Carnegie institute, R. A. Nit chell of Georgia Pathological; H. Neale of Auburn, c. l.. Mcclure, manager. Kane High school and Holy Ghost; James R. Rattigan of St Joseph's, F. H. Wallace Mechanics institute of New York
 At St. Johns Church.
 The Rev. Van Hoose of Birmingham will conduct the service at St. Johns Episcopal church in. this city tomorrow morning at Il o'clock.
 Following is the church calendar for the coming week:
 Sunday, November IS, twenty-third after Trinity: 7:45 a. m, holy communion, 9:30 a. m., Sunday school; Il a. m., morning prayer and sermon. The Rev. J. A. Van Hoose of Birmingham will conduct ser vice. 3 D. m., mission Sunday school, Tuxedo; 7:30 D. m., institution Chapter or Brotherhood of St. Andrew; p. m., even ing song and sermon, "A Message from Nature"
 Tuesday, November 20, 7:30 D. m, chap ter meeting Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Wednesday, November 21, 2 D. m, meet ing St. Margaret's Guild; p. m., chap ter meeting Daughters of the King.
 Friday, November 23, p. m., Litany service. rector's address, The Crusad- ers."
 A general invitation is extended to the pupils of the public schools of Ensley.
 S:SO D. m.-Choir rehearsal, MT. Baker, choirmaster.
 Business Improving.
 "The merchants of Ensley have had the best business during the past week than for several months before," said prom inent merchant of this city today
 "One reason for this is the fact that the recent political campaign has closed and the people have turned their attention more to business. The campaign diverted the attention of the people from every other subject and all lines of business suf- fered.
 "The holiday trade has already opened up and buying is brisk. The prospects are that this trade will be unusually large this season. The people have had very busy and prosperous year and are happy. Such conditions put them in good spirits | and relaxes their purse strings at this season of the year.
 Every line of business and industry in Ersley has enjoyed great prosperity dur | ing the present year, and the people ap- proach the advent of another year with | mS1 mOpeS or SIlll greater Laundry Improvements. l J. II. Sheldon, manager of the Snow | Flake laundry, is making some extensive 1 Improvements in his plant on Seventeenth :, street. More room Is being added to ae- commodate the rapidly increasing busi- ness of the concern.
 | About $2000 is being spent In these inn l movements Besides this MT. Sheldon has | added several new machines of the latest and most improved pattern Other ma | chimes will be added when the additional building Is completed. To Meet Monday.
 Camp Pat Cleburne, United Confederate Veterans, will meet Monday night for the purpose of selecting delegates to the state | reunion to be held at Mobile. November 22
 netting was held last night. but th' delegates were not elected.
 It is understood that several members | of the camp and others from Ensley vii attend the reunion.
 Notes and Personals.
 The infant of MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Pen nington, which has been quite i'll for som time Is improving.
 Mrs. E. P Brown of Besserner Is tn guest of Mir. and Mrs. T. r. West.
 Mir and Mrs. F. E. Carlton of Bloc ton were the guests of their daughter Mrs. Sam N. Matson. at Hilltop, thi l week.