The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-04


 partment Main 1900.
 The Edgewater mines of the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany will operate full time next week and 1t is expected that this will be continued indefinitely, according to information received Tn Ensley yesterday. These mines are capable of greater tonnage than any plant operated by the company, and thcir resumption on a full schedule has caused widespread interest and en- couragement in this section.
 The resumption of coal mine oper- ations indicates that the raw ma tcrial increase calls for faster oper- ations at the finishing mills and ir Is believed that there is in pros- pect even more satisfactory opera tions than at this time. It is stated that the plants will rot officially observe Labor Day Monday, but will operate as usual, permitting how ever, as many employees as may de- sire within reason to take the day or half the day off.
 The operations at the Fairfield works of the American Steel and Wire company will be better this week than heretofore, while the Fatr- field works of the Tennessee com pany and the Chickasaw company will go forward as usual
 Mrs. E. n. PeGram
 Mrs. Edna Fuller Pegram, the wife of E. K. Pegram, senior member of the firm of Pegram & Meade, died Friday afternoon at 4:15 o'clock Tn Mobile MT Pegram was, on q Louisville and Nashville train en route to her bedside when advised of her passing away. The remains will reach Birmingham today at noon over the Louisville and Nash vile, and the funeral services will De conducted from the late residence. 1909 Twelfth street. south, Monaay morning at 10 o'clock with inter ment at Elmwood.
 In addition to her husband, the de- ceased is survived by her mother, Mrs. Emily J. Fuller; three sisters. Mrs. Stauffer of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Walter Kline of Cleveland, Ohio, anu Mrs. Mccormack of Payson, Utah.
 MT. Pegram is one of the foremost business men of Ensley and has many friends who will be saddened by the death of his wife. MT. Pe- gram suffered the death of sister only a few weeks ago
 Will Locate Here
 Roscoe E. Scott, former assistant city attorney of Birmingham, who has been for 10 years engaged in the practice of law at Bradentown, Fla, has disposed of his interests in that city which included title guarantee company, and will return to Ensley to reside. His father, Judge N. w Scott. yesterday made this announce nent. and-added that his son would take up some industrial work ana possibly the operation of mining properties later on. In the meantime 1t was announce U 1 that the younger Mir. Scott wouin have active interest in his father | race for the city commlsslohersh ship from the Ensley district. MT. scot. | resided here until 10 years ago, anu was very active in church and sun aav school work. and has many 1 friends who will be pleased to know of his return to Ensley. Mrs. Scot1 | reached here yesterday
 Home Coming Celebration l Plans, including an adverusenena ' in this mornings Age Herald lnvie inr all the Methodists of the district tn ottand a home coming at the Ehs- lev Methodist church. have pee'' | made. .,, :. ca,- vass last Sunday of all the Methooiss families of this city, and the cah va ssers requested every one 10 Aete'ft, ~, church this morning. It is expected that this unique plan will bring out | a very large gathering.
 Leave for Maine Samuel c. King, vice president ana l ca shier of the Bank of Ensley, anu H. c. Kegley, agent for the NeW | York Life Insurance company, VII l leave Tuesday evening for hocklorp, Maine. to attend the annual meetins of members of the $200,00o ciup oi that organization. ,.da Elaborate plans have been Inaue for the entertainment of the Visltors
 pactxf ford which is summer re- sort exclusively but will exteno its season one week in order to etner | tain the Insurance men excluslVeiy' | Mr- King and MT. Kegley VIII sior over in Boston and New York as "eii as Washington. One of the interesting facts apoht the trip Mir. King is to make IS tna he will be accompanied by ms youNs $ son. Samuel c. King, Jr., and Robert | Chadwick, Jr., son of President ROD ert E. Chadwick of the Bank oI Ensley. The two boys plan won derful time.
 | Personals l MT. and Mrs. z. H. Kervorkiano o- I Fairfield and their son, Leon hel vorkian. have returned from Ma rietta, Ohio, where Mrs. kervorKiaIl has been spending the summer. Iney i were Joined there 10 days ago by Mir Keryorkian, who accompanied the" back to Fairfield. | Frank M. Dominick. superintendent | of the First Methodist church sun 1 day school, will teach the brother l hood class of the Ensley Highianh' | Methodist church this morning. MT Dominick is a widely known ia"ye' of Birmingham and a very interest l ing speaker on biblical topics.
 pEPUETIEs FIRE IN CROWD | By Associated Press
 | Florence, S. C.. September 3-Foui rarroes were injured one fatally
 when two deputy sheriffs fired into
 . crowd of negroes at big church
 rathering at Savage, near here. today
 [. c. Groom. negro, arrested on
 charge of robbery. who was woundee
 in the firing, died after being brought
 hare The deputies reported theiI
 ,. x,,as irving to break away