The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-15
CHIEF SUGG GOES
 AFTER GAMBLERS Does Not Want DrifterS from
 Birmingham ONE ENSLEY ROOM RAIDEO FairyIand Fete Will Be Given Satur- day Afternoon and Night-other
 Personal and General
 News of Ensley.
ONE ENSLEY ROOM RAIDEO

Ensley, November 14.--(Special.) )-Chief Sugg of the Ensley police force has his eye skinned for every place in Ems ley where it is suspected that gambling is going on' and 1t is his intention os5id the city of all such places, as near as possible
 raid was made yesterday on the suite of rooms over the saloon on the corner of Avenue E and Twentieth street and while no arrests were made, a full equipment of gambling paraphernalia was taken. Chief Suggs and officers Bos- well, Cochran and Hale made the raid, but found the room empty It is purported that the rigid rules against gambling in Birmingham is causing an influx of the lawbreakers to Ensley Chief Suggs and his force, backed by the administration, does not propose to allow such to be the case. however, and will enforce the law and investigate every suspicious place
 Methodist Conference.
 The last quarterly conference of the year of the Methodist church of Ensley will be held at the First Methodist church today. The Rev. l.. F. Whitten, who has had the pastorate of the church during the past year will render his report to the conference on both mem- bership and finance The membership of the church has increased largely since Mr Whitten's service began, and his work Is highly appreciated It is not known whether his services will be re- tained for another year or not Officer Fined. Officer M. l.. Moore was fined $5 yes terday by Mayor Scott on a charge of an affray which occurred between Mir. Brown, a barber in the shop of Wade Allen, on the corner of Avenue E and seventeenth street, and Mir Moore, over the arrest of Brown some time ago. Mir Moore was not on duty when the fight l occurred. A case was also made against | Brown, but he was dismissed on the sug- l gestion of Chief Suggs.
 FairyIand Fete. | There will be a fairland fete at the 1 opera house on Friday and Saturday | nights' with a matinee Saturday after l noon. This exhibition is attracting con- | siderable attention in Ensley The play l will be one of fairland carried out in | songs, tableaux and story. About 15O per ! sons from all Ensey will participate in | the play and the affair promises to be a | success. Those who will participate are 1 practicing every afternoon. Notes and Personals. The members of St. Anthonys church | have made all arrangements to hold q l bazaar from November F to November
 2h inclusive in the vacant store room
 on Avenue F, where F. J. Lange for | merly did business. The ladies of the
 church have planned to serve lunches
 during the day, and will have many l articles on sale.
 1 The marriage of Miss Genevieve Mor- l gan to Dr. John P. Bowman was sol ] emnized at the residence of the bride s
 parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Morgan, yesterday morning. the Rev. Father | Doyle of St. Anthony's church, perform l ing the ceremony.
 Dr. 4. Hood of Pineapple, Ala, Is vis- 1 iting his sister, Mrs. J. M. Donaldson, l of this city
 l The Thread of the Story club will | meet this afternoon with Mrs John | H. Eubank, at her home on Thlrty-fourth | street.
 Mrs. W. J. Cusick. who has been se- | riously ill at Davis infirmary for the
 past three days, is reported to be some | better.
 l Mrs John Morrow of Mobile Is in the | city where she was called on account
 of tile illness of her father A. H. Per l kins