The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-05
NEWS OF ENSLEY

II NLVO U EENUELI
 The installation of the officers of the
 Ensley club held last night in the in- ferior courtroom was attended by large
 number of members. The newly elected
 officers were installed by J. J. Chisholm,
 retiring president, and are as follows:
 D. M. Lewis president; J. A. Dupuy.
 Ilrst vice president; R. A. Storm. second
 Vice president; Tom Deveraux, third vice
 president; S. R. Batson, fourth vice presi-
 dent; J. J. Chisholm, treasurer. and Le-
 Baron Donovan. secretary.
 Following the installation a business
 session was held and a committee com
 posed of D. M. Lewis, c. c. Burke, F.. w.
 Averyt and J. J. Chisholm was appointed
 10 meet at II o'clock this morning to go
 before the city commissioners in regard | to the telephone rates charged in this | district, and also to make a complaint 1 arout arc lights being needed in certain ! sections of this city. The following reso-
 lution was read and adopted:
 i Honorable Board of Revenue of Jeffer- son County, Birmingham, Ala
 Gentlemen: At a regular meeting of | Ensley club, held January 4 1916. the fol- towing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 Whereas, The recent legislature au-
 thor1zed the board of revenue to con 1 struct and maintain permanent highways l through the city of Birmingham from it's eastern limits to it's western boundary and also from it's southern to it's north ern limits, and
 | Whereas, The present east and west l road through the city is in a deplorable
 condition and steadily growing worse; and Whereas, The city of Birmingham is l utterly fn proper highways que to it's financial con.
 dition;
 l Be it resolved, That the people of
 Ensley, through Ensley club. petition l your honorable body to forthwith con- | struct modern adequate and permanent highway from the eastern limits of Ehst 1 Lake to western limits of Wylam through | the center of Birmingham
 Your favorable consideration of above resolution will be appreciated Yours | truly, ENSIFY C.TTTR | By D. M. LEWIS, President"
 The joint public installation of the off l cers of Steel City lodge, No. 19O Knights l Of Pythias and Purity tent No 3. Pyth- 1 ian Sisters, was held last night and was ! attended by very large crowd. A very I interesting programme was rendered which included several piano selections | by Miss Daniels; two solos by Mrs R. C.
 McMahan; reading by Miss Lillie Trowell: l two solos by Dave Moxley, accompanied 1 by Alvin Keller and short addresses by 1 the following: Mrs D. A. Echols Hugh Locke. D. J. Davis, Judge H. P. Hef1n, 1 D. J. Hummer and several others. The1 ! Pythian Sisters were installed first by 1 Mrs. A. R. Mays, past chief, Mrs. Arnold ] Cooper, grand manager and Mrs. D. A. l Echols, grand senior The Knights of Pythias were installed by J. M. Jones of l North Birmingham. The following off I cers were installed: Pythian Sisters, Mrs. | IT. A. Young, most excellent chief; Mrs. l Jessie N. Rowland, excellent senior Mrs 1 J M. Ball, excellent junior: Mrs. G. IT 1 Younger. manager; Mrs. Claude Glenn,
 mistress of finance; Mrs. M. M. Johnson, mistress of records and correspondence; Mrs. Warren, protector; Mrs. Edgar ] Keenon guard. Knights of Pythias: G. C. Warren, chancellor commander; B. c. | Glenn, vice chancellor; c. F.. Tyler prel- ate; J. M. Sparks, master of arms; Ross Marlborough master of work; F. J. Cow I art, keeper of seals and records; S. A. 1 Mckee, master of finance; F. Raubbeaux, 1 inrer guard; A. E. Johnson outer guard. 1 Will T. Cochran, announced his can ! dldacy for reelection of constable for 1 Beat 45 yesterday.
 ] The nrivate installation of the officers of Aster chapter, Order of Eastern Star, was held last night in the Masonic hall 1 before a large number of members and visitors The newly elected officers were l installed by Mrs. Mary Going of Mont gomery. grand worthy matron; Mrs. Lena 1 Watkins of West End, grand deputy, and i Mrs. Mary Dunlap of this city. grand l chaplain Following the installation re- 1 treatments were served and very enjoy able time was had by those present, Funeral services over'~ the remains of Valentine Millxo aged 20 years, who died early yesterday morning about 12:30I o'clock at local infirmary in Birming- ham, will be conducted this afternoon atI
 2 O clock from the St. Anthonys Catho- lie church. Interment will follow at thel Oakland cemetery. The Rev. Father Me
 Quillan will offciate. MT. Milko's death
 was due to pneumonia and he had only been sick for about two weeks The remains of Thomas Chiles, who was almost instantly killed Monday afternoon about o'clock at the Steel City Chemical
 company plant near Johns, were shipped to Sumpter, $. C., yesterday morning by Echols & Angwin, undertakers. MT. Chiles' body was caught between a beam and the elevator and he was crushed to death. He is survived by his parents and several other relatives of Sumpter.