The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-26

The real estate men of Ensley will entertain at banquet in honor of N, W. Scott Saturday at ? o'clock at the Palace cafe. MT. Scott who is here on visit, is a former resident of Ensley, and one of the pioneer business men of the city. While in Ensley he was 8 mem- ber of the real estate firm of Scott &, Mcleod. MT. Scott was for number of years mayor of Ensley and was all ways an active worker in everything tend ing to the upbuiding and progress of the city. He removed his family to Flor ida some time since on account of his did physical condition. All of the real estate men of Ensley and their em- ployes, numbering about 30 or 40, will be present at the banquet in MT. Scott's honor.
 The series of revival services begun last Sunday at the Pratt City Metho- dist church has been discontinued on ac- count of the illness of the pastor. the Rev. G. T. Harris. The Rev. George E. Boyd, pastor of the Ensley Methodist
 
 night, following which the meeting closed.
 The Pratt City lodge, Knights of Pyth- ias, met Wednesday night and conferred the rank of knight upon a number of candidates. Members of Ensley, wy lam and Fairview lodges were invited and a large number of these visitors were present
 Another saloon will be located in Ems ley October l, at Seventeenth street and Avenue D. It is said that the saloon of Irby Zeigler will be transferred from Bir- mingham to this location.
 S. l.. Cheek, a member of the firm of the Rochester Drug company. is spending several days in Boston and other eastern cities.
 A number of his young friends were en- tertained in honor of his 10th birthday by Shelby Carson Hall Tuesday after noon. A theatre party at the Idle Hour was a feature of the entertainment for the youngsters, after which a tempting array of refreshments was served in the dining room of the home of the lads pa rents. MT. and Mrs. J. s. Hall. at the corner of Park avenue and Twentieth street. Those present were Lady Ruth Sheldon, Claudia Glenn, Mildred Adams, Marie Plemons, Mildred Glenn, Kathleen Brigman, Cathryn Donaldson, Nell liar ris, Sara Russell, Mary Bun Gay, Eloise Harris, Carolina Bailey, Lee Calvin, Charles Wheeler Sharpe, James Donald son. Joe Sheldon, Don Sharpe, Walter Brigman, Nat Russell Clark and Bige Fields. The ring prize was won by Lady Ruth Sheldon and the tie by Lee Calvin. Wearing discarded uniform coat bearing the insignia of the rank of cap tain. George Allen, a negro. was ar raigned in police court Wednesday morning charged with stealing a huge crocus sack full of turnip greens. George was found about 1 o'clock Tuesday night by the police carrying the sack on his shoulder. A local truck gardener appeared in court and claimed the greens were stolen from his patch. Captain George explained that the reason he was out so late with the greens was that he first attended a party and then gathered the vegetables from the garden where he formerly lived in Pratt City, the house still being vacant. Judge Lowry suspended sentence until it could be ascertained whether George really got the truck from his own garden or that Of the complainant.
 Judge James F. Alexander Wednes- day bound Val Moore. negro. over to the grand jury under 5000 bail Moore is said to be one of the two negroes who assaulted and robbed J w. Stewart. near No. 13 mines several