The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-31
NEWS 0F ENSLEY

There will be a meeting Sunday after
 non at 2:30 o'clock in the inferior court room for the purpose of recognizing of Campt Robert E. Lee, No. 5T3, Sons of the
 United Confederate Veterans At this
 meeting plans will be made to help en-
 certain the olt; soldiers during their re-
 ham in May. The following cards are be-
 ing mailed tc the former members of
 Camp R. E. Lee and all members are
 urged to be present.
 Notice Sons of the United Confederate Veterans-You are earnestly requested to be present at a meeting or the Sons of United Confederate Veterans at 1917h Avenue F in the inferior courtroom Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, April 2, 1916. Plans will be made toward the
 reorganizing of the camp and the enter
 tainment of the old soldiers at the, re-
 union in May. Perhaps this will be your last opportunity to do honor to the sol diers in gray--they are fast passing over the Great Divide-do not be guilty of neglect. Cancel all other engagements and come.
 R. L. DANIEL, Commander, w. T. COCHRAN, Adjutant, Camp Robert E. Lee, No. 573. Five persons were convicted in the Ens- ley police court yesterday morning be- fore Judge J. T. Lowry on a charge of
 violating the prohibition law. V. L..
 Metts was fined $90 and 100 days extra
 at hard labor in one case and s25 in an other for failing to have his liquor in- spected l. F; Moreland was given the same fine as Mr Metts. l.. w. Clark was fined $50 foi having liquor in an un- lawful place and $25 for not having it stamped, These three men were arrest ed Tuesday night at the Metts hotel in Wylam. An appeal was taken in each case.
 Philip Levoy was fined $50 for having more liquor than the law allows. John Bird, negro. was fined s53 for giving his booze away, ssssi
 1 series ofsIectures under the auspices | of the Ensley lodge. No. 9S7. Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, will be given in -hs city on April 27, B and 29.
 They have engaged the Radcliff chau-
 tauqau of Washington. which has many pre- minent and interesting lecturers en- gagged. It is not yet decided whether the l lectures will be given at the Elks home | on Avenue D or in an open tent 1 The play ''rhe Fortune Hunter" which 1 was Siven at the Ensley High school last night by the members of the four liter l ary societies of the school, proved to be | one of the most enjoyable entertainments that has ever been given at the high school A very large crowd attended the l entertainment and enjoyed the perform ance from beginning to end. The princi- | pai characters in the play carried out | their parts well and deserve much credit
 for their showing. as we'll as Miss Isabel Moser. who directed the play.
 City Commissioner J. R. Truss will be present at a meeting of the citizens ot Pratt City to be held in the city hall of l that city this evening, when the sewer age q assessment will be discussed and sev- | eral other matters of importance will bt 1 takcr. up. All citizens interested in the l clv.e welfare of the town have beer | uI ged to attend.
 | The members of the junior department of the Sunday school of the Ensley Meth party in the basement of the church Sat
 urday afternoon from to o'clock. Int | invita- ton is open to children under Il years of age, each to bring his owr | skates.
 | At the meeting of the Epworth league o 1 the Fairview Methodist church on Sunda,
 evening, an redress will be ma le by Earl' 1 Iackty. president of the Birmingham dis l trict league, on "The Upbuilding of al Epworth League" Miss Adele Sander ] will lead the meeting and in addition tt the talk by MT. Lackey solo Will b'
 given by Miss Sadie McWilliams