The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-02

was last seen by some neighbors riding in a wagon When he left he was wear ing rompers He has light hair and bluo eyes.
 The regular meeting of the Ensley club will be held Tuesday night at T:30 o'clock in the inferior courtroom. Several matters of importance will be taken up including reports from sev- eral committees and a report on the proposed 15 per cent raise of the in- SUI ance companies. A committee on the merchants field day exercises to be held at the Ensley park on next Wednesday, will also make report and final action taken. A committee appointed to investigate the change of the transfer station which the Bir-
 mingham Railway. Light and Power company Is said to be contemplating as soon as the through cars to Fair field and Wylam are put into operation will make a report. All members are requested to be present.
 Final arrangements will be made by the committee which is planning the , merchants field day exercise at the meeting tomorrow afternoon at
 o'clock in the office of Dupuy Burke Realty company on Avenue E. The
 
 q. A. Dupuy. E. w. Averyt, w. w. Wal ker and Roy l.. Dimmitt has been re- Quested to meet tomorrow afternoon l foi this purpose The members of the l Ensley Playground association have been practicing daily for the occasion
 and have an interesting programme arr ranged
 | Hugh Hill and J. Ellis Brown re-
 turned Friday evening after attending | the national convention of the Benev-
 olent and Protective order of Elks at l Denver, Col. They went as delegates
 to the convention and will make their
 report at the next meeting of the lodge
 Monday evening. August 10. While on 1their trip they visited several western
 cities, and report fine time. The members of the Ensley Wesley Playground association are practicinr every Tuesday and Friday afternoon | for the purpose of taking part In the athletic meet which will be held at the
 state fair grounds on July IS. between l all of the playground associations o1
 the Birmingham district. large nun Der of the children have registered tc | take part in the events. One of tho attractive parts of the meet will bt the folk dances and the members oi the Ensley Wesley house will repre-
 sent Italy. Miss Dorothy Grim has SC
 cur ed the Ensley Italian band for th'
 occasion and the national music o Italy will be rendered.
 The regular meeting of Steel Cit, lodge No 156 Woodmen of the World will be held tomorrow night in thu Knights of Pythias hall on Avenue at o'clock. Besides the regular rou tine business number of candidate. lr-- ~f 1,- ,Ir xx-fI1 hA ft,f tiated. All members are requested tt be present.
 The rank of knight will be con ferred on several candidates at thu Irregular meeting of Steel City lodge 190 Knights of Pythias. which will be helt Tuesday night at 7:So o'clock in th' hall on Avenue F.. Besides the regular routine business several matters of i'm portance will be taken up.
 Funeral services over the remains O little Nellie Parlxin, the 18-months -olt daughter of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Par kln, who died Friday morning, were conducted from tho family residence
 at Cottage Hill yesterday morning. In torment followed at Pleasant Grov' cemetery.
 Mrs. Lawrence Reed died at the fam ily residence at Vivian yesterday aft ernoon at 1 o'clock following a shor illness. She Is survived by her hus band and one daughter. The remains will be sent this afternoon at o'clocl to Plocton, her former home for burial D. J. Hummer. a well known attor' ney of this city. expects to leave with in the next few days for the island O. Cuba. Mir. Hummer will make an ex tended business trip and will be ab | sent for several weeks.
 All the cars on the South Ensley lins were delayed for over an hour Frida, lnipht from the fall of the trolly wire