The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-10

is something new, but in other cities
where it is in use it has proven very
satisfactory. The idea of using this kind
of crossings in Ensley was suggested by
Mayor Scott. He recommended it to the
City Council, who ordered two carloads
as an experiment.
Local Items.
C. S. LeCren of the tax assessor and
collectors office in Birmingham, who has
been in the city all of this week look
ing after the state and county taxes in
Ensley and the vicinity, will return to
his headquarters tomorrow. Tomorrow
will be the last chance that delinquent tax
payers will have of adjusting their dues
without going to Birmingham, and Mr..
LeCren desires especially to call the at
tention of the ladies to this fact in Or
der to saws them the Inconvenience of a
trip to Birmingham.
Fined $50.
Joe Marsicano, the Italian charged with
conducting a saloon in the city of Ensley
fined $50 in the mayors court this morn
ing.
The matter of closing up Marsicano' S
place of business altogether was deferred
until the next council meeting, when 1t
will be brought to the attention of the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen.
At the Churches.
The Rev. l.. A. Reagor, pastor of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, will
leave tomorrow for Bold Springs, to hold
a revival meeting at the church there.
On account of DR.. Reagor's absence there
will be no services at his church with
the exception of Sunday school, which
will be held IS usual. The Rev. Reagor
will be absent from the city all of next
week.
Meeting for Men.
The Rev. Sedinger, state evangelist of
the Christian church, who is conducting
a revival at the local Christian church,
will hold a service for men only at the
Ensley opera house on Sunday afternoon,
November A, at 8 o'clock. The male pop
ulation of Ensley is invited to attend.
The regular services of the various
Protestant churches with the exception
of the cumberland Presbyterian will be
held at lne usual hours, Ii o'cloc-. Sum
day morning and 7:30 O'Clock Sunday
evening The resident pastors Will all pre-
side.
Y The following services VIII be rendered
at st. Johns Episcopal church, Sixteenth
street between Avenue 10 and Avenue
II, on next Sunday, and the week fol-
lowing: Sunday, November II Ctwenty-sec-
ond after Trinity: 7:45 a. M, holy COM
munion; $3.50 a. M, Sunday school; II a.
M, morning prayer and sermon-"Bap-
tismal Regeneration" At this service the
sacrament of holy baptism will be adj
ministered. 3 p. m, mission Sunday
sermon, 1.-The Earth Helped the Wom-
an
Tuesday. November IS, 7:30 p. M. chap
ter meeting Brotherhood of st. Andrew.
Wednesday, November IA, 2 p. M, meet
ing st. Margaret's Guild; 3 p. M, chapter
meeting Daughters of the King.
Friday, November 16, p. m, litany;
short address by the rector. who invites
especially the children of the public
schools; theme, 1.-THE Crusades." $3.50 p.
M, choir rehearsal. The Rev. A. Craw-
ford, Phi. D., rector.
EnsIey 1s, Woodiawn 2.
The Ensley High school basketball team
played the Woodlawn team on the home
grounds yesterday afternoon and wal
loped them to the time of IS to 2. The
contest was very fine and we'll played.
much better than the one-sided score
would indicate. A good crowd was on
hand, several of which came over from
Woodlawn and Birmingham. Professor
Williams. formerly principal Of the Ems
ley High school, but now at Woodlawn,
umpired the game. This is the fourth
game that the Ensley boys have played
this season. and three Of them have been