The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-22
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Work was begun in earnest on the
 Ersley hospital yesterday morning, and
 it is expected the building will be com
 pleted by the end of next week. Owing to
 the severe cold weather during the first
 part of this week, workmen were unable
 to work any until yesterday The lath-
 ing of all the rooms will be completed to- day, and the clustering will commence on Monday morning. Owing to the delay during the first part of the week the dinner which was to have been held yesterday at noon has been postponed un- til next Friday. The members of the local carpenters union, who have given their services free, will attend the dinner in a body The Rev. J. ". Fulford, gen. eraI chairman of the building committee, received a donation yesterday of all the material necessary to cover the roof of the building, which was timely, s the material was most needed.
 Funeral services over the remains of Miss Beulah Wilson, age 20 years who died Thursday afternoon at the home or her mother, Mrs. Charles J. Wilson, at o329 Nineteenth street, following lengthy illness, were conducted from the residence yesterday afternoon. Interment followed
 at the Pratt City cemetery. Miss Wilson is survived by her mother and two sis ters, Mrs. Goodman Radford and Mrs. Jack Giles, both of this city.
 Funeral services over the remains Of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Canterberry age S3 years, who died Wednesday at the resi- 1 dence of her son, G. w. Canterberry, at 1 4309 Ninth avenue, Wylam, were conduct | +l, rnCtn 6n n Interment followed at the East Lake cem- | etery. The Rev. MT. Shoemaker. pastor ! of the Vivian Baptist church, officiated. l The deceased is survived by son and
 daughter and one brother.
 | Yesterday morning in the Ensley po- l lice court Charlie Decarlo and Mack Null | lin were fined $100 each by Judge J. T.
 Lowry on a charge of larceny. The two men were convicted of stealing hogs and
 butchering them. When arrested by De 1 tectives Granger and Brown several dressed hogs were found in their posses 1 sion. Decarlo is married and has two | small children, whom were turned over
 to Judge Murphy of the juvenile court | His wife had left him sometime ago and
 the children were kept by the father. whc
 lived near Pratt City. Following his con- viction they were turned over to Judge | Murphy.
 l Mary Harvey, negro woman, was fined l $100 and 90 days extra at hard labor or
 a charge of violating the prohibition law | Will Jackson. a negro, was convicted o1
 vagrancy and was fined $50.
 Sam Harrell, a negro, was shot in the 1 head Thursday night about 10 o'clock
 in West Ensley by an unknown negro 1 and received a slight scalp wound. Ac, cordng to his statement two negroes had passed him on the road, when one oi
 them fired a pistol the bullet striking him in the head.
 1 Special children's services will be con
 ducted at the St. Johns Episcopal church 1 tomorrow at the morning services. whicf is the third Sunday after the Epithany The following programme has been ar | ranged: Processonal, hymn 553; openns
 sentences order for daily evening prayer General confession. Absolution, Lords
 prayer. Psalm 23. Hymn, Lesson. Int
 apostles creed, Prayer, hymn, Cathe
 chism, Offertory, Prayer, Hymn 552. Ben ediction.
 | The Anglican Young Peoples associa tion of St. Johns church held their an
 nual election of officers at their las