The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-08
ID OPEN GAS ARCADE ]
 ON FEBRUARY 1O|
Ensley Club Committee Makes
 Change in Date
REALTY COMPANY MEETS
Four Negroes Bound Over By Judge Harris on Charges of Burglary and Grand Larceny--Other
 EnsIey Items

The committee of arrangements from the Ensley club met yesterday and per- fected the plans for the opening of the ar cede or White Way on Avenue E. It
 was decided to hold the celebration on Friday night, February 10, and not Thursday as heretofore announced. The occasion will be one of much importance to the city as a great number of visitors are expected to be present. The programme consists of band con cert by the brass band of Ensles, the lighting of the white way at o'clock and a number of short addresses by promi- nent speakers, which will include pr. R. M Cunningham, Erskine Ramsay, G. R. Mccormack J. H. Leath and others The
 merchants will make a special window display, and the street will be gaily deco
 rated with flags and bunting. The com
 mittee in charge consists of the following
 R. R. Stewart, R. E. Williams. Arthur
 Burgin, A. E. Wells and Henry Keller. Meeting of Realty Company
 The annual meeting of the Realty In- vestment company was held yesterday at the office of the Ensley Real Estate and Investment company on Avenue E. The report of the officers was very gratify- | ing, showing good business during the year and excellent prospects for the fl- ture. A 12 per cent dividend was declared.
 The company is capitalized at s50000. The officers were reelected as follows: w. R. Stewart, president; R. w. Russell, vice president: D. P. Knapp, treasurer; c. w.. Cole, secretary board of directors, George
 R. Byrum. H. c. Russell, w. R. Russell, | and w. R. Stewart.
 Lodge Notes
 | Steel City lodge, Knights of Pythias,
 met in regular convention last night at
 their castle hall on Avenue E. The meet
 ing was we'll attended and much business
 was transacted.
 Ensley lodge of Odd Fellows will hold
 regular meeting tonight at their hall
 or Nineteenth street. All members are | urged to attend.
 | The Masonic lodge will hold a special l communication on Thursday night at the Masonic hall for the transaction of im- | portant business As this is special call, | all members are under obligation to at | tend The meeting will be called to order
 at 7:3O o'clock.
 l Negroes Bound Over | At the police court yesterday four ne- | groes, Hugh Roberts, Lonnie Dale, Fin | Perkins and Mike Flanders, were bound | over to the criminal court by Judge F. o. | Harris to await the action of the grand | jury. The two last-named had also
 charges of highway robbery docketed
 against them. The charge against them was the breaking into and carrying away about half of the stock of w. H. Browns grocery store at Tuxedo which was bur glarzed about two weeks ago. The ne-
 groes Perkins and Flanders were accused | of robbing an old negro last Saturday | night. They knocked the old man down | and robbed him of 75 cents and bunch | of keys. He showed fight and succeeded | In cutting one of them with knife, and l it was through the cut that the negroes 1 were captured and identified
 | Personals
 l L. Meahl of the Meahl Tailoring com pany has been called to Brownstone, Ind, l by the severe illness of his brother. l Dr. T. J. Springfield left yesterday for Tuscaloosa to attend a patient at the
 Insane hospital, who is suffering from pellegra.
 1 S. T. Kennedy of the Ensley Sun has 1 gone to Chelsea on a business trip.
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