The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04
NEWS IF ENSLEY

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 steel City lodge No lso. Knights of Pythias. and Purity temple No. Pyth- ian Sisters will hold joint public in stallation of the offieers-eleet Tuesday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall on Avenue E. The officers will he in stalled by Graham Perdue. grand chan eellor of the state. assisted by Deputy Chancellor A. E. Wells The members of the two orders have arranged pro- gramme which will follow the installa- ton, The officers of the Knights of Pythias lodge to he installed are as fol- lows: J. W. shuG. chancellor comman- der; c. c. Warren, vice chancellor; D. C. Glenn, prelate. C. F. Tyler, master at arms; c. ". eole. Keeper of seal and records; s. A. MeCree. master of finance; Thomas R. Walker master at work; A. D. syle, master Of exehequer: R. c. Me Mahon. inner guard, and c. D. Gray. outer guard.
 Four raids were made yesterday by the planclothes squad of the Ensley police ldWartment and two arrested in Vivian and two in Pratt city for violation of the prohibition law. sam and Lena Pinitree
 wore arrested in Pratt City by officers Wiggins. Granger. valleley and English and over a haif-barrel of wine was seized C. D. John was arrested on Forty-irst street Vivian. by Officers Brown and Givens, and a barrel of whisky was cap | tured. Louis Pousic's place, near Wy Ia "a o1 i..-a a,, | Givens and one barrel of whisky, a case of beer and ote-half gallon of wine seized. Tony Chicorella was arrested at Pratt City by Dfficers Long, Pope and | Wiggins and a quantity of whisky and beer was seized Owing to Monday be- ing legal holiday the cases will not be tried until Tuesday morning Yesterday morning in the police court | Mike Colidis was fined 500 and 90 days
 extra at hard labor by Judge J. T | T-owery on a charge of violating the prohibition law. Colids was arrested Fri day night and a quantity of whisky was seized. An appeal was taken by the de- fendant. The case of Mrs, Clements was continued until Tuesday morning.
 The Tennessee company's Concert band wfifgive a concert this afternoon at S:3'
 O cJoef. at the Ensley park. The band
 is nndei the direction of Professor Costa The concepts given so far this summer
 have proyeP very enjoyable and are be. ing attended by large crowds. The fol. lowing programme will be given:
 Symphony March-osland
 , Proeessional OveftureWeits. I Selection, "Martha'-St Claire
 Waltz. Danube Waves"-1vanoeici.
 Intermission 10 minutes.
 Overture, Light Cavary'
 Fantasia, Gems of Stephen Foster | Launundeau
 | Finale.
 The Fairfield City Beautiful. clubs mos' beautiful yard contest came to a close | Friday afternoon and a number of casf
 and ribbon prizes were awarded The contest was started several months ago and over 100 residents of Fairfield par
 ticipated. The judges were City Com
 missioner George Ward W. H. Kessler | Mrs. J. Held and n. c. Weathersbe and the following people received prizes | George Gambill and A. C. Montgomery BIO prizes for having the most beautiful front yards; Mrs. Pauline Roberts, Isaac
 Morris, ", ]. Syx and H. r, Mearns, s prizes for the best general appearance Mrs. D. ". Ritchie and Charles L. Eos
 ter, s5 prizes for the best back yards | Robert Stevens c. Wynne. Mrs. Johr Berryman and Mrs. W. M. Landrum, Si prizes for the best Improvements. Specia prizes which were donated by a number
 of the local merchants were won by Mss Flora Williamson, Mrs. Burr Ferguson
 Mrs. J. R. Agnew, Mrs Robert Kine and Mrs J. B. Adams. Twenty five rib
 hon prizes were also awarded The con test was held under the auspices. of the City Beautiful club and the money was
 donated to the club by the Tennesses company, the American Steel and Wire company and the Jemison Real Estate company. The prizes will be given to the winners next Friday.
 The newly elected officers of the Baraca class of the Ensey Methodist church will
 be installed this morning at the meeting
 of the class at 9;45 o'clock at the church | The Rev. B. T. Waits pastor of thi l church, will officiate. The following vii
 be installed; H. c. Russell. teacher; J F | Winning, assistant teacher: Robert E Gardner, president; Carl Trickett, vict president: l. NJ Barton, secretary ant treasurer; R. NJ. McNutt. assistant secre
 tary and treasurer, and Miss Cara Glider organist.
 The members of the Central Parl
 Methodist church will hold rally day
 service this afternoon at ? o'clock The
 following programme will be rendered
 He Is So Precious to Me" congregation
 prayer, by George Hamilton, superin
 tendent of Sunday school; address, Idea
 Methods of Conducting the Opening Ex
 ercises If the Sunday School" by P. M
 Lyle; Address, Junior Work" by Mrs
 John Guthrie; solo, Miss Batson; address
 "Orginized Adult Work" by w. H
 Stockham: address Younger Teen AZ, Work" by Mrs. S. P. Moore; song, "On.
 ward, Christian Soldiers" by congrega.
 ton; benediction.
 / The regular meeting of the Ensley cluf Twill be held Tuesday night ats o'clock ir the inferior courtroom. The report oi ' several committees will be heard, includ- 1 ing the committee on the Warrior river 1 road and the street light committee. The committee on trimming the trees which | overhang the sidewalk will also make its report. Plans will also be made by the merchants to have Ensley's White Way relighted All members are request ed to be present.
 Owing to tomorrow being legal holi- day the majority of the stores, the two banks and the postoffice will be closed to give their employees holiday. Victor Johnson, past exalted ruler of the Ensley lodge, No. 9S7, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Is lodge dele gate and will attend the meeting of the grand lodge, which convenes in Los An geles next week.
 A special meeting of Cunningham chap ter No. 24. Order of the Eastern Star. will he hold ton,orroxy r;1l,+ <r. ,r.