The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-11
CLERK ARNOLD IS
 4 VERY BUSY MAN  Issues Many Licenses to Ensley
 Business Concerns STORE IS BURGLARIZED  Burglars Break Through Partition From Vacant Store Adjoining,
 Which Is Being Repaired.
 Other Live Matters.
STORE IS BURGLARIZEE

Ensley. January 1o.-tspecial) )-City Clerk A. L. Arnold has been very busy since the first of the month issuing n- eenses to the business concerns of the city and today was the last day in which these license could be paid without fine
 Licenses have been issued to- twelve sa- looms In the city Those saloons on Nine teenth street west of Avenue D were granted license with the understanding i that they move from that section within three months from January l. This is in accordance with the decision of the city council some time ago when the Ten nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company and other concerns operating manufactur- ing plants in that section complained that the operation of saloons in that street materially interfered with their business.
 City Tax Collector Fonville is also busy collecting the street taxes due.
 Store Burgarized.
 Burglare entered the store of J. B. Hall & Co. on Nineteenth street last night and secured a number of shoes and ladies' skirts.
 Entry to the store was effected by breaking a hole through a partition be- tween tho store and the adjoining build ing which is being remodeled and re- paired. This store was open in such way as to admit persons.
 The police are working on the case and hope to capture the burglar or bur glars.
 Notes and Personals.
 Next Monday night the Knights of the Maccabees will hold a public installation of officers and a smoker, which promises to be a social affair of considerable inter est. An elaborate programme Is being nrenared by those in charge of the even ings entertainment.
 The week of prayer services being held every afternoon at the First Baptist church at 2:S0 o'clock are being well at tended. Friday the Union Mission society of the Birmingham district will hold an all day session at the church in this city. An interesting programme has been arranged for the occasion.
 MT, and Mrs. George E. Nader and daughter. who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Winning for some lime. have gone to Mernphis, where they will spend some time visiting relatives. after which they will go to New Orleans for a few weeks
 osceola lodge. Independent Order of Odd r elbows. met in regular session last night and initiated several new members. The time for holding tho meetings of the lodge was changed from Tuesday to Monday night. Several new members will be re- ceived at the next meeting. The Thread of the Story club will meet with Mrs. John Going at Birmingham tomorrow afternoon and Mrs. o. O. Cow an will complete the reading of 'The vagabond" which book has been the theme of study by the club for some time At the meeting tomorrow some other book will be selected for reading.
 Fairview lodge, Knights of Pythfas, held an interesting meeting tonight. which was attended by a number of visitors from Ensley and Birmingham.
 The odd Fellows of Ensley met in reg ular session at their hall on Nineteenth street tonight.
 George H. Singleton and Miss Mary Allen were married at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. NorreIl. at Fairview, tonight. The Rev. A. c. Davidson per formed the ceremony. The bride and groom are well known and popular in this community. They will make thelr home at Fairview.