The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-30
ENSLEY PEOPLE
 ARE OPTIMISTIC Shutdown Not Cause of
 DiscOuragement THE SANITATION LAWS Are Being Strictly Enforced By Health Officers-Wren and
 Zeigler Start Detective
 Agency
THE SANITATION LAWS

At o'clock yesterday the several operating departments of the Ensley steel mill and all but two of the blast furnaces were closed down. The con- struction forces and repair men will be retained giving employment to a large number of men.
 Notwithstanding the shutdown the situation is being taken phtosophic- ally and it is the general opinion that the shutdown will be of short dura ton.
 It is understood that the company will retain every man that can possibly be given employment and that some of the mechanical departments will retain all hands on the rolls by dividing the force and working them alternately each week.
 The fact that the mill has always started up in a few weeks after for mer suspension of work gives an op- | timistic feeling and the opinion is that by the first of June the mill will again resume operations.
 Tiger Raided At Averytown
 Last night about o'clock Officers | White and Eubanks raided the place of Joe Trombrello on Avenue K and Nine. teenth street, Ensley, and after a long search discovered about 40 half pints | of whisky.
 The officers were baffled for quite a while in their search and after searching every conceivable place bo xxybis slr Iad l, window sill between the outer and | inner walls. The whisky was taken to the city hall and the proprietor placed under arrest
 Yesterday morning Frank Rye was fined sov by Recorder -4owery on a | charge of violating the prohibition | law.
 Health Officers Busy
 The assistant health officers, Messrs | Perkins and Mills, have been making fl Interesting for those persons who are | not obeying the health laws and | number of arrests have been made by | them for alleged violation of the san itary laws. The officers are making a diligent canvass of the city and as a result tn ose places that are in an in- sanitary condition have been cleaned | up and the law compiled with. 2
 Those arrested were win Lewis, N | A. Lavoir. Joe Antonio, Joe Hill, Mike Stano, Charles Seabright, who were each fined s250 by Judge Lowery of | the recorders court.
 The officers will continue their tour of inspection and all offenders will be placed under arrest.
 New Detective Agency
 John Wren and Irby zeigler, former members of the detective force of the. Birmingham department, resigned their positions and have opened a detective agency with headquarters in the Farley | Building, Birmingham.
 These gentlemen are residents of | Ensley. MT. Wren has been engaged | in detective work for the past nine years and no man is more dreaded by | the criminal element than he His rec ord is remarkable and he has many | important captures to his credit. During his career he has recovered thousands | of dollars worth of stolen property. | in fact, his work in this regard has been nothing less than marvellous.
 MT Zeigler has also had wide expe- | rience and is known for his shrewdness and business sagacity. They both were connected with the official family of Ensley previous to the annexation to Greater Birmingham. They both reside in Ensley where they have property interests.
 Their many frien1s wish them every success in the new field.
 Monument To P. Montgomery
 This afternoon at o'clock the mem- bers of the Ensley lodge, Woodmen of the World, will meet at the lodge room. Avenue E, and march in a body to Oak land cemetery, for the purpose of unveil ing a monument over the grave of the late Presley Montgomery, who died sev- pra1 months ago at Tuscaloosa
 The usual exercises will be conducted at the grave which will include short eulogies by prominent members of the order. The Rev L. A. Reagor will be the principal speaker and appropriate mu- sic will be furnished by the Pratt City band.
 All members of the order in the district are invited to attend these ceremonies.
 Special Church Notices
 The Rev. William F. Hutchinson of the Spillman institute at Tuscaloosa will preach at both morning and evening services at the Ensley Presbyterian church, corner of Avenue c and Nine teenth street.
 Special musical programmes will be rendered Sunday morning and evening at Grace Presbyterian church. Park ave- nue and Eighteenth street. The pastor, the Rev. l.. A. Reagor. cordially invites the public to these services.
 The Rev. A. K. Wright, pastor of the First Baptist church at Ensley, will de- liver an illustrated lecture on Social Problems and Evangelism, or America Among the Nations," at the old office building of the Corey Land company at Corey Monday night, May l, to com mence at 7:45 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend
 Teachers Reception
 An interesting event in church circles will be the reception that the primary teachers of the Ensley Methodist Bible school will hold in their new primary rooms on May B.
 Miss Ferguson, Miss Edith Scott, Miss Pauline Phillips. Miss Brooks, Miss Coop CT, Miss Reese and Miss Hughes have the affair in charge. They will be assisted in George R. Byrum, Mrs. D. A. Echols, Mrs. w. B. Bridge, Mrs. c. w. Sharp, Mrs. J. c. Smith, Mrs N. B. Gay Mrs. H. M. Cowart, Mrs. Saunders White Mrs M. R. Johnson. Miss Myrtle Shadduck, Miss Maud Scott. Miss Nina Randall, Miss Brown. Miss Martha Ferguson
 The public is cordially invited to at tend.
 BestOwal of Crosses
 Stonewa chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, will hold their regular monthly meeting with Mrs. J. W. Brig man at her home on Avenue H and Twen- tieth street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock A feature of the meeting will l,a f1a ,f tla ,f