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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Adjective new member campaign ha 8 been started by members of Enley lodge No. ss7, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Five captains have been ap- pointed and there are five members on each team and very interesting race Is on to secure the largest number of can didates. The team scoring the lowest number of candidates will have to give . supper in honor of the other four as follows: Team No. 1, Hugh Hill; Team No. 2, Charles H. Wood; Team No. 3, D. A. Echols; Team No. 4. J. Ellis Brown Team No. 5, Ollie Pearson.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the new Elks' Tome, located at 2010 Avenue D, and 1t Is expected to be finished by the latter part of next month. The founda- tion for the new building is nearly com plete and work has started on the frame work. The regular meeting of the lodge will be held Monday night in its hall on Avenue E, and matters pertaining to It's new home will be discussed
 The members of the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church are making prepar- ations for one of the biggest entertain ments ever held by the church, which will take place next Wednesday evening. September IT. The following invitations are being sent out:
 "Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church will entertain.
 'The Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church is planning for the biggest church social In all its history to be held on the evening of September IT. This church believes that the church should be the social as well as the religious center of the community and to that end plans its work. This church is noted for it's splendid fellowship. You are invited to plan to attend this greatest of all so- cials on September IT,"
 A large number of the members of the Ensley. Birmingham, Pratt City. Fair view and Adamsville lodges of Knights of Pythias left Ensley yesterday after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
ODEON TWO TO HAVE
 PROGRAMME OF MUCH
 INTEREST THIS WEEK
Mary Pickford in "Esmeralda," Billie West in "The Wolf Man" and Other Features

A programme of unusual interest Is scheduled for the Odeon Two theatre this week and one of the best of the lot Is "Esmeralda," in which little Mary Pickford, the nations favorite movie actress, is the bright particular iumi- nary in a Armament of film stars.
 Billie West, the talented emotional actress. will appear Monday in 'The Wolf Man." a powerful. inspiring drama, with Ralph Lewis playing op- posite her in the titular role. This Is Mutual Master picture and Is fully up to the standard of excellence de- manded by the Mutual people.
 West Wind" a vitagraph drama in three reels, "The Phantom" three reel Lubin drama, and "'The Profes- sional Diner" a Vitagraph comedy oi more than the usual merit. complete the bill for the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

siderably larger for the next two weeks
 The American Steel and Wire company : mill at Fairfield Is working practically to it's full capacity and it's pay rolls this month will reach a high record.
 The Louisville and Nashville and other railroads have pay days this week and they will aggregate larger amounts than in any previous month this year
 A. R. Forsyth. treasurer of the Gulf States Steel company. who was for several years assistant cashier of the First National bank, and Is regarded as one of the best authorities on the districts industrial statistics, said yes- terday:
 We are having prosperous times again All the Iron and steel plants are operating on a large scale, and they are getting good prices for their pro- ducts. The Gulf States Steel company
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
CLARK & JONES
 ARE INCORPORATED
Clark & Jones Piano Company" New
 Name of Firm--Henry s. Jones Is President

Clark & Jones, the piano dealers, have incorporated under the name of Clark & Jones Piano company with head quarters at 1874 Third avenue. The firm began business in 1898 in
 store at Chattanooga, and in 1912 ex- tended their operations to Alabama. opening a store in this city at their present location.
 With very small beginning" said Henry S. Jones, "our corncern has en- joyed IT years of success. building up a splendid business and 1t stands to- day second to none in the piano trade.' MT. Jones, who has been at the head of the Birmingham store since it opened here. is the president of the
 new corporation and will continue as
 active manager of the concern. This change in our business" said he, 'is merely the continuation of our original intentions when we opened here, but we thought best to thorough | ly investigate the field before extend | ing our business to any great propor- | tions. We were really ready year ago. so far as our inclinations were
 concerned, having fully determined that no better location could possibly be found, and the success we have had here is really better than we had an ticipated. The European war, of course caused us to hesitate; now, however. fl
 seems to me the prospects for the inn
 mediate future are so exceedingly good that there is no reason why we
 should not go right ahead with oul organization.
 1 Our company Is a close corporation with capital stock of $100,000, all com- l mon, and all subscribed for. expect ! to leave in a few weeks to meet my associates in New York and will make | some connections while away that wil greatly strengthen our line and will
 buy in anticipation of a good fall and | winter business The Steinway will continue to head our list"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
1.-THE GIRL QUESTION"
 WILL BE AT MAJESTIC
Boyle Woolfolk Company to Present Another Big Musical Comedy Hit.
 Guy Voyer to Appear Again

The Girl Question will be the at- traction at the Majestic this week. the second weeks production by their company in Birmingham, the Boyle Woolfolk LaSalle Musical Comedy con- pany has made arrangements to give to Birmingham theatregoers at popular prices one of the biggest hits of the season in New York and other large cities.
 Guy yoyer, who during his appear ance as Johnny Hicks, in "The Time, the Place and the Girl" has made him. self a favorite with musical comedy lovers, will play the part of Can Ryan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
JIG PAY ROLLS ARE MAKING
 DISTRICT FLUSH WITH MONEY
Tennessee Company Has Just Paid Quarter
 Are In Proportion and Figures Expected Be Normal Before End of Month

As result of the rapidly increasing pay rolls the Birmingham district will Boon be flush with money
 Industrial prosperity hereabouts began to be much in evidence in June. The July pay rolls were large, in August they were larger and in this month of Sep- tember they will be close to normal.
 The week just past was great pay day week. Most of the corporations pay of every two weeks Last Thursday was the Tennessee company's pay day in the Ensley division. On Saturday the pay car visited Edgewater and this week it will be found at a number of its other outlying plants.
 The Tennessee compary's total pay roll for the two weeks Is said to have been near the $500 mark. It will be con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
Trollope as Gambler
From the 1nickerbocker Press.

 Anthony Trollope, the centenary of whose birth was celebrated recently in England, held an exalted idea of the value of his work which was not always shared by his publishers George Smith. who founded both the Cornhill Maga gina and the Pail Mall Gazette, relates that when Trollope was offered $10,000 for a serial in the former publication he stood out for another $5O00 and finally suggest ed a toss of coin for the amount In dispute.
 'I asked if he wished to ruin me-, re- lates Smith, and told him that if my banker heard of my tossing coins for copyrights he would certainly close my account. We ultimately came to an agree ment on my terms, which were sufficient ly liberal. But felt uncomfortable. [ felt mean. I had refused a challenge To relieve my mind I said: Now. that la settled. If you will come to my club. where we can have a little room to our selves for five minutes, I will toss you for $50O0 with pleasure MT. Trollope did not accept the offer."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
OdeOn Two Programme

Monday--"The Wolf Man." featuring Billie West and Ralph Lewis
 Tuesday and Wednesday, "Esmeral- da," with Mary Pickford, the world s most admired actress, as star.
 Thursday: West Wind" a Vitagraph three-reel drama.
 Friday, "The Phantom" three-reel Lubin drama.
 Saturday: The Professional Diner, an excruciatingly funny Vitagraph of fering.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

never has been as busy as it Is now, and the outlook for the entire district during the rest of the year is exceed ingly bright.
 AS to the districts industrial pay rolls, they have never been quite as large as some of the local statisticians have stated them. But they are now, I believe, nearing the maximum, say at the rate of $2.500,000 a month. This includes the Greater Birmingham dis trict'-Gadsden, Anniston and Tusca- loosa. But any district that pays out in industrial wages In normal times about s30,0000 900 year can well lay claims to being. general industrial center.
 Yes, iron and steel business is hum ming. There has been nothing like 1t here since the summer of 1907, just be- fore the panic
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
Skirmish With Kurds

Petrograd, September 10-(Via London, statement was issued tonight at the headquarters of the army of the Cau- Casus:
 There have been skirmishes between our cavalry and kurds in the region of Duran Kara.
 "In the region of Van our advance guards engaged the Turks in the sec ton of Kariak."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12
STRAND PROGRAMME

Monday and Tuesday, "The Escape" one of the greatest dramas of the pres ent day.
 Wednesday and Thursday: 'Srhe Fix er." one of those Kleine comedies that produce laughs.
 Friday and Saturday: Out of Dark ness" featuring Charlotte Walker, fi'mdom's greatest dramatic star.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-22
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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16

oddane przy dowodzeniu woj-
skami angielskieni ma knty-
nencie. Jednakowoz poza temi
rzadowemi wyszczegolnieniami
kryia sic inne powody, kt6re
nawet w interpelacyach obi}y
sic o izbe gmin. Otto ustapienie
French'a ma bye zwiazane z
mianowaniem generala Joffre
wodzem dyktatorem wszyst-
kich wojsk francuskich. skoro
w}adze te otrzymal Joffre usu-
nal wielu general6w francuskich
z linii bojowej a takiez same
zadania postawil Anglii.
stad ustapienie French'a, kt6
rego wprawdzie Joffre canH,
jednakown ME uznawal "a do
sve zdolnego ma laczelnego Woz
dza. @ saSkS
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
Z zEPPEL|NEM
GINIE 40 NIEMC0W
WYBUCH NASTAPIL WSKU-
TEX EKSPLOZYI VIA
SNEJ JEGO
BOMBY.
Odznaczony nagroda NObla
wiezniem.
Kopenhaga, via LOndyn, L

Kopenhaga, via LOndyn, ID
grudnia. - z Szlezwigu dono-
sza tn O zniszczeniu nad-Zep-
pelina L-22. Splonal on do
szczetnie wraz Z hangarem, a
wraz MIN stracilo zycie AZ Iu-
dzi za{ogi. Zniszczenie kosztow-
nego statku powietrznego ma
stapilo zupelnie przypadkowo.
Gdy Zeppelin wyiezdza} z han
garu nastapil wybuch jego villas
nei bomby, kt6ra spowodowaia
eksplozye caego zapasu bomb,
wreszcie pozar Zeppelina, eks-
plozye gazu i pozar hangaru.
Zniszczonv Zeppelin byf W
sluzbie zaIedwie cd paru tygo-
dni. By} on siostrzanym stat
kiem Zeppelina LIS, ktory
r6wniea zostaI zniszczony przez
wybuch pod Tandem. Obydwa
statki bylv najnowszego typu.
Gondole ich byly niewidzialne.
Mialy one ma g6rze platformy z
dzialem szybkostrzelnem do a.
takowania aeroplanow, gdy tie
znaida sic ponad Zeppelinem.
Take statki tie zaopatrzone by
lv W tratwy bezpieczenstwa,
gdy Zeppelin wskutek jakiego
wypadku musi opasc ma pc-
wierzchnie mora.
Zwyciezca Nobla wiezniem.
Cleveland, O., Is grudnia. -
Stosownie do opowiadan DR..
Franklin S. Cutler, ktory w
tych dniach powrocil do Cleve-
land z Wiednia, DR.. Robert Baro
ny, odznaczony ostatnio nagro-
da Nobla "a badania ludzkiego
ucha, jest W niewoli rosyjskiej i
prawdopodobnie do dnia dzisiej-
szego mic ME vie, re jest lau-
reatem komisyi Nobla. DR.. Ba-
rony wziety zostal do niewoli
przez Rosyan, gdy padla twier-
dza Przemysl.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
PIEC MIESIECY WOJNY KO-
SZTOWALY FRANCYE
S6,204.S00.000.

Paryz, 16 grudnia. - Komi-
sya wydatk6w z Izby deputo-
wanych, wypelniajac zadanie
Izby, przediozyla rachunek wy
datk6w rzadu "a pierwszy kwar
tai 1916 +. Wydatki te pred
stawiaja sic nastepujaco:
Ia czas cd 1go sierpnia do
1-go grudnia 1915 ogolem wy
danych zostalo $6,204.800.000,
z czego ma same cele wojenne
przypadfo $4,874.8O0.0O0.
Przecietny wydatek miesie-
czny W pierwszych pieciu mie-
siacach wojny wynosii $685.
100000. Obecnie zaS koszt pier
wszego kwartaFu 1916 +. wy
nosic bedzie 100000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
KRADZIEz TAJNYCH AK
Tow.

New York, 16 grudnia.
z k6l dobrze poi1formowanych
wvszla tn W Srode wiadomosc o
Wvkradzeniu Z departamentu
marynarki w Westinghouse tai
nych plan6w, a kt6re znalaziy
sic potem W rekach kap. Boy
Ed, attache przy ambasadzle
niemieckiej.
i To wlaSnie spowodowalo, re
prezydent zazadal natychrnla7
stowego odwolania cbu attache
,'Wojennych niemieckich, co tez
rad niemieckis wzglednie ce-
saiz uczynl.
Wykradziony tajny document
byl sprawozdanienl departs
mentu marynarki, opracowa-
mem ma zadanie prezydenta Q
stanie marynarki st. Zi., a W
szczeg6lnosci co do zapasow a
municyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
zATARG STAN0W
zJEDN. I AUSTRIA
zkOSTRzA SIE
ADMIRALTCYA AUSTRYAC-
KA USPRAWIEDLIWIA
ZATOPIENIE AN
CONY.
Me MONA spodziewac sic zada-
walniajacej odpOwiedzi
Austryi.

Wieden, 16 grudnia. - Ad-
miralicya Austro Wegierska
jest pzeciwna, by Rad udzielii
nagany ukaral kapitana lodzi
podwodnej, ktory zatopil paro-
wiec Ancona. Zdaniem admi-
ralicyi, kapitan wykona} tylko
sw6i obowiazek i zaslugiwalby
ma nagane, gdyby Ancony ME
byl atakowal pozwoll jej
ujSc.
Wobec tego stanowiska adj
miralicyi, ME moza sic spodzie-
wac, by odpowiedz Austryi ma
note st. Ii. byfa zadawalniaja-
ca. w og6le, we Wiedniu zapa-
truja sic ma ten zatarg pesymi-
stycznie, t. j. re kontrowersya
ia przybierze gorsza forme.
Sfery rzadowe w Washing
tonic odmawiaja ma razie ko-
mentowania tel wiadomoSci o
stanowisku admiralicyi austry-
ackiej. Sekretarz stanu Ian
sing, oswiadczy} jedynie, re
zdanie admiralicyi ME Jest ko-
niecznie miarodajnem dla RIA
,du i MEM tez rad ME musi sic
kierowac.
Jesli iednak rad austryackl
zaimie to samo stanowisko co
admiralicya, to dalsza even
tualnoscia jest, IL St. Ii. zmu-
szone beda zerwac stosunkl
dyplomatyczne Austrya, a to
da tel ostatniei wolna reke dc
atakowania wszystkich an1ery-
kanskich statk6w knpieckich,
Wprawdzie podobna sytuacya
istniala w Niemczech. z zato-
pienia Lusitanii, gdzie rad bro
nil akt komendanta }odzi pod
wodnej, lecz CESAR Wilhelm W
sprawe ia wkroczyl i uchronla
zerwania stosunk6w DIPLOMA
tycznych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
ANGL|CY zAGROzENI
Pod BACDADEM
GWALTOWNYM OGNIEM IA
ATAKOWALI ANGLI-
K6W.
Persowie miei pobic Rosyan.
Konstantynopol IA grudnia, via
Londyn, Is grudnia. - Jak do

AOIlStdIlCyl llUpOl, Ii SAuullid, via
Londyn, Is grudnia. - Jak do
nosi urzedowy rapport wojenny
turecki, armia angielska, kt6ra
cofnela sic ma poludnie cd Ba-
gdadu, w wysokiem jest niebez-
pieczenstwie. z kazdym dniem
slabnie ogieh artyleryi angiel-
skiej pod Kut : ell : Amara wo-
bee gwaltownego ognia turec-
kiego. ,,Wskutek tego - giosi
komunikat - piechota nasza
posunela sic az po same glow
ne pozycye angielskie".
o walkach w Dardanelach,
komunikat turech donosi:
,,Artylerya nasza skutecznie
bombardowala pozycye nieprzy-
:iacielskie pod Anaforta, jak
r6wniez okrety niepzyjaciel-
skie W poblizu Cimanu Kemikle,
zmuszajac okrety tie do cofnie-
cia sic po "a linie stnal6w.
Persowie pobili ROsyan?
Berlin, Is grudnia. - Urze-
downie donosza z Konstantyno-
pola, ze szczep perski Tiszidad
pobil wojska rosyjskie, pomie-
DIV Kelmanszah a Sine.
Wilhelm powr6cil z wschod-
niego frohtu.
Berlin, via LOndyn, Is grud-
MIA. - Urzedowy komunikat
niemiecki donosi, ze cesarZ Will
helm powr6cil z frontu wschod-
niego, gdzie zwiedzaF obozy
wcjsk Hindenburga, a takze no.
we zaklady amunicyi W Liba-
vie. Cesarz odbyl takze narade
woienna, w kt6rej wzieli udzial
opr6cz cesarza marszalkowie
Hindenburg, Mackensen, ksiaze
Leopold, general Linsingen i
inni.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
10 WALK LOTNI-
CzYCH " POWIETRzU
13 AEROPLAN0W FRANCU-
SKICH BOMBARDUJE
POZYCYE ME-
MIECKIE.
Niemcy mieli ustrzelic cztery
aerOplany.
Paryz, Is gr-udnia. - Urze.

Paryz, Is grudnia. - Urze,
dowy rapport francuski glosi:
wv okolicy ST. Mihiel ar1naty
nasze ostrzeliwaiy nieprzyja-
cielskie aeroplany. Jeden Z ME
mieckich latawcow, dosiegniety
naszym pociskiem, zmuszony
byl wyladowac W obrebie linii
niemiechch. Flotyla, z}ozona z
Is naszych aeroplan6w zbom-
bardowala niemiecki oboz lot
niczy pod Habsheim, ma wsch6d
cd Muelhausen. Pociski, rzuco-
ne ma Hungary, dosiegly celu.
5 aeroplan6w niemieckich sta
wifo i'm op6r, ale bez rezultatu.
10 walk W pOwietrZu.
LOndyn, Is grudnia. - Bry-
tyjsh komunikat u1zedowy glo-
81:
,,Ostatniej nocy nieprZyjaciel
ekspIodowaf mine ma po1udnio-
wy wsch6d cd Ypres. Krater, u
tworzony wybuchem, zajety je-
dnal zostal natychmiastowC
przez naszych granatnik6w, kt6
rzy odparli nastepnie atak pie
choty niemieckiej.
,,Nasze aeroplany dotarly do
niemieckiego obozu lotniczegoi
pod Hervilly, gdzie stoczy}y oneI
10 walk w powietrzu. w ciagu
kt6rych ustrzelony zostaf jeden
aeroplan niemiech.
Co m6wi Berlin.
Berlin, Is grudnla. (Depesza
iskrowa). - Cztery aeroplany
spzymierzonych, w tenn jeden
aeroplan wojenny ustrzelone 20
stalv przez nasze antilotnicze
dziaIa podczas najazdu ma Pc
rome, Baponne i Mullheim. Do
konaly r6wniea nasze aeroplany
pomyslnego ataku ma jeden z
parowc6w b1ytyjskich - kon-
czy komuikat urzedowy bert1il-
ski.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
atarg z Austryq zaostrza sic coraz bardZiej
|:x ! RA
GRECYA USTAPHA?

Londyn, 16 grudnia. - q AZ
ten donosza tn, re z chwila gdy
Grecya zawarla uklad re sprzy-
miezonymi, moca kt6rego woj-
ska sprzymierzone moga VINO
sic fortyfikacye ma ziemi gree
kiej, cabinet grecki zawarl u
klad z panstwami centralnymi.
moca kt6rego Grecya dale VOL
ma droge wojskom teutonsko-
bufgarskim do wkroczenia do
Grecyi stoczenia decydujacej
walki re sprzymierzonymi, kt6-
rych silly wynosza 100000 lu-
dzi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
WOLNA DROGA OLA ME-
MIECKICH ATTACHE.
Washington, d. c., 16 grud-

Washington, ID. c., 16 grud-
MIA. - Ambassador angielski,
sir Cecil Spring Rice osohNs
zawiadomil w Srode sekretarza
stanu, r. Lansinga, ze Rad an
gielski i francuski ME beda czy-
mic zadnych przeszkod, kapita-
nowi Boy Ed Won Pappen'o-
wi, odwoIanym attache amba-
sadly niemieckiej W ich powro-
Gle do Europy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
ZORGANIZOWANA PRACA
IA ZBROJENIEM.

Washington, D. c., 16 grud-
MIA. - Prezydent Am. Fedora
cyi Piracy, S. Gompers, zapew-
nil prez. Wilsona il zorganlzo-
wana praca poprze program
administracyi obrony kraju.
Gompers zazada}, by W skiad e.
wentualnej komisyi, kt6ra kon-
forowac ma z oficerami armii
soarvnarh, w kwestyi obrmy
70 IN, wszedI tez przedstawiciel
zorganizoNanei piracy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
MAYOR THOMPSON w NEW
YORKU.
New York, N. Y, 16 grudnia,

New York, N. Y, 16 grudnia.
- Mayor m. Chicago, Thonp-
son, z delegacya chicagoska Ao-
iona Is os6b, kt6ra bawiia W
Westinghouse o pozyskanie MAJ
rodowej konwencyi republikSk-
skiej do Chicago, ;.przybyl tus "
srode. m
81 Oswiadczyl, ze zadowolony
Jest z uzyskania konwencyi ola
Chicago poda} tez, re ME be-
die kandydatem ma prezyden-
ia, chociaz kandydatpre jego
wysunieto W Nebrasce. I.