The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-06


 Mr. Aderholt was regarded at the steel
 mill as an excellent workman, and was
 man of steady habits and good char
 acter. The fatal accident was the cause
 of deep regret among his fellow em-
 ployes.
 Street Car Accident Several people were badly bruised and
 others severely shaken up in a street
 car accident of peculiar nature which
 occurred late yesterday afternoon at Ems
 ley. The South Ensey car leaving for
 town struck an obstruction on the track
 on Avenue I or Park avenue, plowed
 a considerable distance through the street and came to a stop directly at
 right angles to the track. Chaos reigned
 among the colored occupants of the front
 compartment for some time, and hasty
 preparations were made for the mllenn-
 ium No injury of a serious nature was sustained. however, and none of the vic-
 tins required medical or surgical atten- ton.
 Traffic was tied up for several hours while the wrecking crew of the street railway company was engaged in clear ing the track, as the nature of the de- railment occasioned hard work. Until the car was again put at rights the other inbound cars were detoured by way of Nineteenth street.
 The derailed car was running at q lively clip when the accident occurred, and it is supposed the obstruction on the track was a stone, placed there either , by mschievous boys or some other agen- cy. The fact that none of the passen gers was severely injured occasoned con siderable satisfaction. Store Burglarized The general store of the Vivian Mer cantile company was broken into Sun day morning and over $200 worth of goods stolen, besides about $75 in cash. the thieves entered from the upper story
 of the building by means of a shed roof
 and succeeded in getting away with the
 goods without leaving a clew behind.
 The police are working on the case and
 have secured a possible clew. The ice cream parlor run by Sidney Vaughn was also entered by thieves the same morning and property to the valuo of about s15 stolen. The two robberie5 were evidently by the same parties, and
 the work had been skillfully done. Revival at Fairview Revival services are being held at the Odd Fellows hall at Osceola station on the South Ensley car fine by Willis M
 Brown of HedriclS, Ia., and other workers of 'The Church of God" Services will be held daily at II o'clock in the morning and 7.30 in the evening. The public is cordially invited to attend these serv- ices.
 Mrs. Goldstein Entertains Mrs. Simon Goldstein entertained at her residence on Avenue F and Twenty third street in honor of her sister, Miss
 Esther Joseph of Chattanooga, and Miss Henrietta Calm of Little Rock, Ark. The feature was Lotto and a most enjoy
 able evening was spent. Refreshments were served Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Poss, MT. and Mrs. Henry Broda, Mir and Mrs. Henry Keller, MT. and Mrs. J. Moog, Mrs Sutker, Miss Johanna Fresleben and Miss Weirth- elmer.
 Announcements There will be meeting of the vestry of St. Johns church at the office of the Ensley Land company on Nineteenth street All members are requested 70
 be present, as many important matters are to be discussed. The Elks will hold their annual cleo ton of officers tonight at their home on Avenue E. All members are urged to attend
 The Ensley club will meet Tuesday night at the inferior court rooms. full attendance is desired
 The Epworth league will meet tonight at the Methodist church and everyone is requested to be present.