The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-08
News of Ensley

Miss Maud Dunn of Pratt City, was
 rather seriously injured yesterday after
 noon in a collision that occurred between
 a motorcycle on which she was riding and horse and buggy. The accident oc-
 cured at the intersection of Avenue E
 and Thirty third street, Ensley. Miss
 Dunn was riding on the rear seat of a
 motorcycle driven by Carlis Berry, which
 colded with a horse and wagon owned
 by Pete Perilio at the point above men
 toned.
 She was thrown violently to the ground
 and sustained dislocated shoulder and
 was considerably bruised about the face
 and body. None of the others was in-
 jured. Miss Dunn was carried to the
 residence of A. M. Meeh close by and
 medical attention summoned. She was
 later taken to her home in the ambulance
 of Echols & Angwin and at a late hour
 was resting well. The police attach no
 blame for the accident.
 The feature of the meeting of the Ems
 ley club held last night was an instruc- tive talk by w. O. Weathersbee, superin- tendent of the home and school garden department of the city. He spoke on the beautifying effect of home gardens and gave some practical suggestions as to the planting and care. He also slTOnBlN tuNDtdttu lllt fultlNdtlOb Ol Nei- cant lots both from the city beautiful | idea and the material benefits therefrom | President c. c. Burke presided over | the meeting. number of reports of | committees were made including the | Avenue F paving committee. It Is pur- | posed to tar cap" Avenue F from the | Kansas City crossing to Thirty-third street The committee reported the prop | orty holders were generally in favor of | the work being done at once. The com | n:ittee on the Fourth of July made re- | port showing a clean sheet financially l Other routine business was transacted. | A number of delegates from the Meth | odist churches of Ensey and vicinity will attend tho meeting of the Wom- ans Missionary union of the Bessemer
 district to be held at Bessemer Thurs | day.
 | Riley Tintley, a negro, was arrested l yesterday by officers Wiggns and Gran ger on a charge of murder. He is ac.
 cused of having killed Will Glover. a negro, sometime ago. following a quar- rel over game of craps. Tintley made his escape and eluded the officers until Monday when he returned to Ensley and was arrested. Yesterday morning when brought to trial he claimed that he was sick and was about to be released when the two officers named aDove came | irto court and immediately identified the negro as tile escaped murderer. It i: understood he has confessed to the kill {, ing, but insists he actsd in self-defense. ; Joint installation of the officers Of Steel City lodge, No. 190, Knights o | Pythias, and Purity chapter. No. 3 I Pythian Sisters, was held last night al | the Castle hall on Avenue E. A large | crowd was in attendance and an interest | ing programme was carried out. After | the exercises refreshments were served. | The joint committees from the Ensley | club and the playgrounds association who had in charge the Fourth of July | celebration, will meet this afternoon al | the Ensley park when committees vii make their final report.
 | This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the wom. ! en of the Woodmens circle will meet
 in regular session at their hall on Ave nue F.
 | The City Beautiful club of Nineteenth street. north, will meet this morning al | 10 o'clock with Mrs. w. Smith on Ave nue G.
 Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly The Old Standard general strengthen.