The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-06

The Coal and Iron Civic league which was recently organized by number of Ensley's most influential their regular meeting Tuesday night at o'clock at the Elks hall on Avenue D.
 This will s be the second meeting of this association and every citizen of Ensley, Vivian, Fairfield and Pratt City who are interested in the growth and upbuilding of the Ensley district are requested to attend this meeting and assist in doing their in- dividuai part in making live Dr. ganization to work for the improve ment of this district.
 The officers of the league are de- voting much of their time to this cause and have already been instru- mental in securing. city improve ments. Work has been started on the paving of Avenue F and Nine teenth street, and the association has many other improvements mapped out which they are anxious to begin.
 The mee ting Tuesday night will be a most suspicious occasion, an in- teresting programme having been arranged. Dan B. Dimick of Bir- mingham, will be the principal speaker for the occasion and all cit iKens who are interested in this work are urged to be present.
 Fish and Game Club
 The Ensley Fish and Game Protec- tive association held a most inter- esting meeting last night at the Elks hall on Avenue D. A discussioan on the conservation of fish and game was held at length.
 H. Wallace, Jr, state commits sioner on conservation of fish and game has given permission to the members of this association to stop any person from violating the state laws. The object of this organization is to help enforce the state and fed eral game laws and to assist In pro- noting the pleasure and recreation of its members in legitimate fishing and hunting.
 The meeting was most enthusiastic and large number of members were in attendance.
 The Fairview School Improvement association will meet Tuesday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. Professor Frazer Brooks, assistant superin- tendent of the schools will address the meeting.
 Art Exhibit
 The Progressive Study club will entertain on November 25, at the home of Mrs. c. w. Lawrence. 2611 Nineteenth avenue, when an art ex- hibit will be given. Through the efforts of Mrs. Lawrence, president of the club a collection of the original pictures of Ernest D. Roth. have been secured and will be exhibited at this time. MT. Roth, whose works are all etching is considered one of the fore- most artists of this country.
 A collection of his Florentirle etchings are cow in Uffizi Gallery in Florence. having been purchased by the Italian government The pic-ares to be on display are scenes from Italy, Spain and France. Mir, Roth having recently returned from those countries where he went to obtain new material However, the collection also has many views of this country.
 This affair promises to be most in- teresting and will indeed be an arr tistic treat for the art lover of this district.
 The presidents of the various clubs are requested to meet with Mrs. W. k. Turnipseed, Tuesday morning, at her home on Jefferson avenue. The purpose of this meeting is to ascer- tain whether or not the clubs are to form council. Many of the clubs have already expressed their willing ness to come into the council.
 William J. Poguc
 William J. Pogue. age 35 years. died last night at a local infirnary following a three days illness of pneumonia. The deceased is survived by his widow, mother, sister and one brother. The remains were shipped In every county in Alabama without great delay, and will be able to use much Of the man power and animal bower of the state which have heen