The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-30
ENSLEY HIGH CLAIMS
 CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE
Rehearsal of Historical Pageant at Ensley Elks'
 ClubrOom This Morning

The Ensley High school football team added another victim to their list Thurs day, when they won from Sidney Lanier on the Montgomery field, in a hard fought game, score 6 to o. In spite of the muddy field fast game was played. Sidney Lanier outweighng Ensley bv a good margin. Good team work on the part of the Ensley boys, with several good tackles by Ralph Scholl saved the day for Ensley. Max Rosenfeld made the touchdown and c, Walkers broken field running was good
 The fullback of Sidney Lanier made several good punts, but the team could not gain through the lines.
 To date Ensley High claims the title of state high school champions. which may have to be settled with a battle with Bessemer High school. Coach Brown is elated over the good work of his team The lineup was: R. Schol, captain; F. Kyle, left guard; W. Mendenhal right guard; c. Hofer, left tackle; J. Wilcox, right tackle; J. Davis left end; J. Candy, right end; c. Walker, center; M Rosen- field, fullback; E. Tidmore, left halfback; E. English, right halfback; substitute, Walter Johnson.
 The Altrurian Literary club met yes- terday afternoon with Miss Carrie Beck ham, on Avenue H. Miss Louise Petavin was leader for the programme, which was on Edgar Allan Poe. The members gave quotations from Poe in response to roll call. Poe, the Man and the Poet" Mrs. J. C. Willis; "The Story of the Gold pug" Mrs Cleveland Allen; "The Haunt ed Palace, Miss Carrie Beckham Com parison of the Conkle Worm and the City in the Sea-" Mrs. LeMay McCree; "The Personal Life of Longfellow' was read by Mrs. Claude Eubank, and current events were given by Miss Ethel Woods.
 Of interest to large number of friends interested in the Order of Eastern Star is the announcement that Mrs. Joseph E. Smith of Cunningham chapter, O. E. S., was made grand conductress, and Mrs. D. H. Dunlap reappointed grand chaplain at the session of the grand lodge, held in Montgomery this week Both women are prominent workers in the Order of the Eastern Star here.
 Miss Catharine Craig is the guest of Miss Hazel Whitten in Cullman.
 Dr. c. R. Walker is i'll at his home on Avenue H.
 The condition of Mrs. B. B. Gillespie is improved following serious illness of influenza and pneumonia.
 The children who are to take part in the historical pageant to be given by the Twentieth Century Mothers club on December Il and F are requested to meet at the Elks club on Avenue D, this morning at 10 o'clock for rehearsal.
 Mrs. William Needle Mrs J. & Talk ner, Mrs Wood smith, Mrs. J. W. Gam, Mrs. w. R. Bailey. Mrs. D. A. Echols, Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. D. H. Dunlap have returned to Ensley after attend ing the grand lodge session of the Or der of Eastern Star, which convened in Montgomery Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
 
 recites how, in the attack on Cote De Chatilion, seeing that the entire advance was being held up in an open field by heavy machine gun fire from the edge of the woods, Captain Fallaw personally organized detachment and led it in Hush on the woods under heavy fire, making dar1ng and vigorous attack on the enemy machine gun nests, clear ing the edge of the woods, capturing prisoners and inflicting severe losses on the enemy with rainimum loss of his command.
 Captain Fallaw is strictly an Opelika product and all Opelikans are proud of his splendid military record For sev- eral years he held a position with the local postoffice, but resigned his com- mission when his country called him and joined the colors. He was charter member of Company I, the old Opelika company, and saw service with the Fourth Alabama regiment on the Mexi- can border, and went to France with the Rainbow division. Arriving in France as first lieutenant of Company I. he was soon promoted to captain of Gads- den company, which he so gallantly led in the daring charge cited above.
 Captain Fallaw's mother, Mrs. R. H. Fallaw. and sister. Miss Kate Fallaw. reside in this city, and he has brother, Lieut.. Smith Fallaw, who is with the United States army at Nogales, Ariz. T00 TATE m CT ANNJEY