The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-20


 A movement was started in Ensley yesterday by Dr. E. T. Fields and other members of the Ensley Fisher mems club to restore to the people of this section the streams now pol- luted by Industrial operations.
 That he believed persuasion and discussion would secure better re- suits than any other way was the statement of pr. Fields yesterday and to that end he suggests that a committee be appointed from all Of the various sportsmen's clubs of this district to confer with MT. Crawford of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- road company, Mir. Crockard of the Woodward company, Mir. Fairbairne of thu Republic and various coal mine operators and endeavor to work out some plan whereby the streams that are now blackened with coal dust and polluted with acids and in which no Sliving thing is possible may be re- stored.
 It was the unanimous opinion of several members of the Fisherme mens 8 Club of Ensley yesterday that by talk ing the matter up with the various officers of the companies that the greatest cooperation would be se- CuT6Q anu tHc ulHlSsl WVdiu prevail.
 Tt would be great blessing if we could remove the pollution from our streams said Dr. Fields, and re- store them to the fish and other life that have their residence in the wa ter. AS it is now we have any num- Der of streams that are polluted and in which no living thing can live. And l am optimistic enough to be- lieve that by negotiating with the heads of the various companies in this section that we can convince them of the folly of the present ar engagement and soon restore the un- polluted streams to the people" Theatre Five Points
 Theatre Five Points is the name that Joe Steed of Ensley has decided to call his new place of amusement which is now being constructed at Five Points and which will be ready for the opening no later than October 1. It was stated yesterday by J. W. Andrews. manager for the Steed theatres that the work was progress ing very satisfactorily and that the management hopes to set the new theatre in operation October 1.
 Mir. Steed. 1t is stated, has figured on the traffic at Five Points and Is of the opinion that he win have as large a patronage to draw from at Five Points as he has in Ensley. He also concludes that inasmuch as in- dustrial operations at Ensley in- variably affect his Ensiey and Fair field houses and inasmuch as the pa tronage from Five Points is not swayed in like ns~nner that his volume of business will be steadier at Five Points than elsewhere.
 MT Steed has made a very decided success in every amusement enter prise in which he is engaged and it is believed that his Five Points house will be no exception, Following the completion of this theatre, he will, building at Woodlawn.
 w. E. Hinds Of the bureau of ento- mology, Addressed a gathering of residents of Enslsy Highlands last night in which he gave the ladies in structions and advice as to the de- struction of Argentine ants that are causing much worry and veXa,ion of spirit to ths ladies of Enslsy High lands. The pests have caused no end of damage and thA visit of Dr. Hinds was arranged to secure some rsal in- formation as to the most effective way of exterminating the ants.
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 The automobils of George H Miller general superintendent of the Fair field works was taken from the front of his home on Ensley High lands about midnight ThursdAy. At 1 o'clock yssterday morning residents r,ehr McWilliams Spring about five miles away telsphonkd Ensiey police headquarters that three white boys were stripping car at that point. Officers Eddins and Gallop hastened to. the scene and found the car but tho boys had escaped. Subsequently, two younG mon were taken up on