The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-23
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Unable to decide the winner of the first was conducted by the Ensley Land com pany it was decided to divide the prize of S1Oo between Mrs. l.. Myers of 16os Avenue ]. and Mrs. R. II. Myers of 1900 Avenue ], Ensley. These two ladies had the best kept and most tasteful prem lses in Ensley and the judges could not decide which one was the most attrao- tive.
 The second prize of $o0 was won by Ersl<ine McNamara. 2so0 Avenue E, and the four prizes of S25 each were awarded as follows: Mrs F. B. Dodge. 1737 Ter rel boulevard; Mrs. c. Fl. Beard. 2llS Park avenue: Mrs. R. P Noble. t737 Jef- ferson avenue. and Mrs. C. E. Cooper. 233i Sixtheenth court. Honorable men, ton was accorded Mrs. ]. w. BrigInan. 1923 Avenue H: Mrs. W. A. Porter. 26UT Avenue J. L. C. Burk. 2222 Avenue ]: Mrs. w. N Saver, 2So9 sixteenth avenue; Mrs. Wallace Givens. 2Oo9 Twentieth teenth court.
 The committee visited the homes of those who took part in the contest on Wednesday afternoon and scored them on a percentage basis and announced the winners yesterday morning. The committee was composed of Mrs. H. C. Wood, Mrs. James II. Hard. William Lindsay, George G. Weathersbee and George B. Ward
 A great deal of interest taken in the city beautiful contest and a num- Der of Improvements were made through out the city on a number of homes which makes the appearance of the city more attractive.
 The building committee of Ensley lodge No. 9S7, Benevolent and Protec- tive Order of Elks has completed all plans for the new home and is closing up the contracts. Active work Is ex- pected to begin on the new home on the first of next month and the building will be rushed to completion The committee Is composed of the officers of the lodge. The plans call for one of the most at tractive lodge halls in the district and will have elaborate furnishings and fix lures The new hall will be located at 20l0 Avenue D.
 Yesterday morning in the Ensley police court Tony Chicerola was fined s1oo and 90 days extra at hard labor by Judge ]. T. Lowery on charge of violating tho prohibition law. Chicerola was arrested several days ago by officers Brown Civ ems and Granger after they had dug up a keg of beer which he had buried in his yard. An appeal was taken.
 Last night about $50 o'clock Ford au- tomobile driven by Richard Teague ran into seven-passenger car of Lee White at Thirtieth street and Avenue E and damaged both cars. Both automobiles were full of passengers but no one was hurt. MT. Whites automobile. 1t is said. was against the curb and stationary at the time 1t was struck. Teague claims the front lights were out on Whites ma chine and he could not the car The front wheels of the Ford were broken off. A bent fender and tire was tho damage to MT. Whites car. Teague was arrested on charge of reckless driv- ing.
 The moving pictures taken at the recent playground demonstration at the fair grounds will be shown at the city hall on next Monday and Tuesday evening. beginning at o'clock. Two other reels will be shown, including views of Miss Lois Wilson, Alabamas most beautiful young lady and the opening of Lock IT. of the Warrior river.
 A large card party has been planned for this afternoon under the auspices of the Ensley committee named to raise funds for the East Lake orphanage. The affair will he held at the home of Mrs A. r. fIileke at shadyside. Five hum dred and forty-two will be played and the games will begin at 3:30 o'clock