The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-11
News of Ensley

All children who wish to take part in
 State Fair grounds on next Tuesday,
 August Is. are requested to be at the
 Ensley park every afternoon at o'clock.
 On rainy days the practice will be held
 in the pavilion. New children are com
 ing daily and all of the children of tils
 district are invited to take part in the
 meet.
 The final arrangements are not yet complete, but the following children have
 registered for events.
 Folk dances. Lucille Williams, Viola
 Waters. Ruth welch, Katherine Craig.
 Sarah McConley, Ethel Lowell Bessie Gill lett. Florence Gillett Jessie Mae Jones.
 Myrtle Lowell, Lena Minnstt, Helen Lur-
 ner. Sarah Mashenzie, Virginia Hay. Edna
 Stewart. Maxine McCarty. Dorothy
 Youngblood. Margaret Norris, Lois Mar
 tin. Mildred ripper. Sue Frances Turner,
 Julia Burgin. Elsie Landers. Margaret
 Mathneu. Irene Mccain Clausie Mccain.
 Willie Thornhill, Annie Brooks, Adalaide
 Byrum. Myrtle Barnesfield, Annie Maud
 Lowney. Ada McWiliams, Helen Shehay,
 
 Palmer.
 These girls will take part in the fol- lowing dances: Danish dance of greet ings. shoemakers' dance bleking, Sweed- ish Klapdans, and the May Pole dance A number of older girls will dance s Highland Scottish dance, Coppclian Mazu- rah, Russian ring dance and an aesthetic dance. They will all wear white dresses and sashes of the park colors. The girls will also play the game of Three Deep dodgeball, volleyball and run races. The boys have registered for events as follows: 40-yard dash. s5 pounds, Ed mond Welch. Francis McCauley, Joe Kentz. Nelson Thomas and Herman Mat zac: 50-yard dash, 100 pounds, Raymond Matzac. Emmtt Phillips. Lawrence Su- livan, Henry Mathneu, Wilporn Williams; 75-yard dash, unlimited. Henry McCant- ley, Archie Stiles, Bob Southerlin, Virgil Parker John Burgin, Morris Sullivan, Miles Kentz Relay races will be run by the same boys Volleybali. dodgeball and baseball will be played by the following boys Edmond Welch Virgil Parker. Raymond Matzac. Lawrence Sullivan. Joe Kentz, Emmitt Phillips, Henry Mathneu. Francis McCanley, Fred Craft Dewitt Jones, Roy Clarke. Newman Davis. Mac Rosenfield. Pierce Howell Ellis Howell. John Gallagher. Miles Kentuz. John Bur Ell, OuTtiS buTBIu, &HdIilc DlOOho, 1uS Hurst. Clifford Smith. Glenn Propst, Archie Stiles. Milton Ponder. J. w. Youngblood, Bob Southerlin. Lawrence Welch Ed Giles. Bud McWilllams, Rube Blaylock and Ed Thompson.
 Angus McNeil, a middle aged white
 man, was instantly killed yesterday morn | ing about o'clock when ais head struck 1 a live wire in the Tennessee company 8 mines at Bayview From what could be learned concerning the accident, McNeil, | who Is a machine runner, was moving a machine out of one room to another in | the mines and just as he entered room l his head struck live wire throwing him to the ground with such force that | his neck was broken. His remains wers taken to Echols & Angwin Undertaking parlor and his parents, who live in Nova l Scotia, have been notified Mir. McNei came to Bayview several years ago and was an employe in the mines until the 1 time of his death. He has many friends 1 who will regret to hear of his sudden
 death.
 1 A large number of the citizens of Ems 1 ley together with the citizens of Wylam I and Fairfield are protesting against the l action of the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company in regard to the places of transferring Since the com peny put on the through car system 1 to Wylam and Fairfield passengers who wish to transfer from one line to the other are required to either transfer at Tuxedo Junction or at Thirty-foufth street. The patrons of the car line state that these places are without shelter of any kind and that the Tuxedo Junction transfer place is in the heart of negro settlement and very undesirable for white ladies to tranefer there, especially at night. The merchants of Ensley. are also protesting against the company putting k the trsnsfsr pleces on the outskirts of the town. claiming that 1t injures their business.
 At the present situation if patrons ct