The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-22
Ne7us of Ensley

The First Aid to the Injured corps of Wylam gave a demonstration of rescue work last night at the Masonic hall Wy lam The hall was we'll filled with spec tetors and included many officials of the several plants of this district. The First Aid Brass band was in attendance and rendered a number of pleasing selections. Dr. w. s. Rountree, who is pioneer in this work, presided
 He opened the proceedings with an ex- planation of the methods employed by the corps of rendering assistance in mine ac- cidents. A practical demonstration was given by q picked squad of the corps, which included fixing broken leg and the method of placing the victim in the mine ambulance car; setting a compound fracture. the proper method of removing a victim from a live wire, and other methods of rendering first aid to the in- jured.
 The demonstrators were Frances Braw- ley, Will Meagher, Bob Flynn, will Flynn, MT. Burbeck and Richard stronge. Sandy Reid acted as victim. Short talks were made by Supt. J. M. McHugh of the Tennessee company. Su- rcrintenent Joseph Weldon of the by- product plant, MT James Agnes of the Harbinson Walker Refractories company. and others. Dr. F. w. Mcdonald and pr. Fl. B. Powell were the critics. Refresh ments were served and the evening was one Of much pleasure and instruction GlOm At AdamsvilIe Hot Vile when the mighty Casey struck out was not circumstance to the sadness and sorrow that pervades on this good day of our Lord in and about the once happy village of Adamsville The reason for the pail that hangs over that burg Is the unfeeling act of two blue-coated minions of the law. towit, Police Officers Gallups and Grainger, who waylaid. Feized and confscated a wagon load of bottled gladness intended to bring joy to ths hearts and Christmas cheer to the bc'nes of the inhabitants of that prosper ors little city.
 And furthermore, a disconsoate son of Ham languishcs in the city bastile charged with hauling over the king's highway nine barrels Of the brew that made Milwaukee famous. The officers made the seizure on the road near East Thomas, capturing a wagon load of beer Tn charge of negro named Jim Wells. The officers brought the wagon and driver to EiIsley. where the wet goods were paced in the city sideboard and Jim will be given an opportunity to explain him. self before his honor, Judge Harris, this morning.
 Pfeir-Tatum
 A pretty home wedding of mitch inter- est to their many friends in Ensley oc- cured last night at the home of the parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Pfeil 20l3 Avenue D. when Miss Jennie Pfeil and MT. Robert Tatum were united i'm marriage by Rev. L. A. Reagor, pastor of Graco Presbyterian church. The weddine was . quiet affair, only the family and a few intimate friends being present. The bride is possessed of a charming per sonality and very popular. MT. Tatum is young man of sterling qualities and a trusted employe of the Southern Steel company at Gadsden. They left for trip 10 New Orleans, and on their return will make their home in Gadsden.
 United Charities
 The United Charities of Ensley have elected officers as follows: Mrs. w. A. Ward, president Mrs D. A. Echols first vice president; Rev, A. K. Wright, second vics president; Mrs. J. A. Dupuy, secre- tary; Mrs. A. G. Kelley, treasurer. They have made arrangements to assist several families with Christmas food and raiment
 Personal
 MT. and Mrs. John s. Morrow of Mo- bile are in the city visiting relatives.
 Aubrey Wells, the son of James IT Leath, is quite sick at the family resi- dence, Avenue I.
 c. E. Tyler Is very sick at his home at Ann street station.
 Gifts for old Soldiers' Home