The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-06
News of Ensley

 ley and vicinity are being cleaned and repaired, preparatory to the opening of the fall session, which will be on Sep tember 19.
 The lower floor of the new High school building is about ready for occupancy, and work is being rushed on the other parts of the building. It is expected that there will be a large increase Tn the number of enrollments this year, as the school census recently taken shows large gains in the children of school age. The Kindergarten association is also get ting ready to resume its school, which was so successful last year.
 Police Court News
 Cleveland Latham, a negro, was shot and badly wounded last night at Mulga by a negro who succeeded in making his escape. He was taken to the Hillman hospital in the ambulance of Gaudin & Kennedy.
 Officers Crenshaw and McGee raided a couple of blind tigers Sunday and cap tured quantity of beer and whisky. The first raid was on Seventeenth street, a place operated by Jim Jackson. colored. The second was on Avenue D in a place kept by s. Spain. Both proprietors were placed under arrest and will be given a hearing this morning.
 There are over 30 cases on the police docket this morning, all minor offenses. There was no session of the police court yesterday owing to Labor Day.
 To Vote on Consolidation
 An important meeting of Steel City lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be held tonight at their castle hall on Avenue E.. The question of consolidating Ensley and Vivian Pythian lodges will be voted on. This question has been under discussion some time, and joint committee from both lodges has had the matter under consideration. It was finally decided to submit the question to each lodge that the entire membership might be given an opportunity to vote on the proposition. Every member of Steel City lodge is urged to attend. There will also be three can didates for the second rank
 Ensley Personals Erskine Cunningham Cure will leave tomorrow for Auburn, where he will en- ter college
 The Forty-two club will meet this aft ernoon at 3:3O with Mrs. J. Furniss Lee on Avenue G.
 pr. A. M Robinson and Dr. G. w. Leslie have dissolved partnership. Dr. Leslie will locate over Greene's drug store on Avenue E.
 Miss Lillian Thurman of Atlanta has re- turned to her home after visit to Miss Mehaffey on Avenue G. Ben Connolly, formerly of Ensley. now in the government service at Panama, is in the city on his vacation. The Elks resumed their regular week. ly meetings last night with 8 fine at- | tendance.
 The ladies of the Christian church are requested to meet at the church, Avenue | G and Twenty-first street, this after noon at 2:30 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. w. G. Armstrong and two sons who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. c. Bryant. have returned tc their home at Decatur.
 l An important meeting of the Birming 1 ham Humane society will be held inNtht city hall. Birmingham, this evening al | o'clock
 l MT. and Mrs. Joseph P. Appling en l tertained a number of their friends al l their country home west of Wylam yes 1 terday. Among those enjoying their hos pitality were Dr. and Mrs. Ali Eubank MT. and Mrs. J. H. Perkins, MT. and Mrs | Felix Blackburn, MT. and Mrs. Crawford | Perkins. Miss Velma Burgin, Mrs. l. | F. Perkins and J. M. Perkins | VVnrlunm v,rnnthl~~ Wath Ngimepa