The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-14
 Mrs. Harold Mandy
 Correspondent Phone Ensley 40s-W Residence 24Oo Ave. Fl
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Preparations are being made to entertain the members of the Dra- matic Order Knights of Khorassan or Birmingham on Tuesday evening. September 1s. at the Ensley Eiks' hall on Avenue D.
 sThe following committees have been appointed to make arrange ments for the occasion: Refresh ment committee: D. J. Hummer and G. c. Warren of Steel City Lodge, No. l90; music committee, George NJ Pharr, Jr. and Joe Taylor, Fair field Lodge, No. SIS; entertainment committee, E. J. Snedden and H. R. Chisenhall of Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. "A; arrangement committee, Ross Yarbrough and E. E. Morse men of Steel City Lodge, No. I9O; publicity committee, Roy Summers. royal vizier, c. D. Comstock, S. A. Mckee and George M. Taylor
 A street parade will be held at 7:30 o'clock and about 25 candidates will cross the hot sands. Several of these will be from Gadsden. The committees are making preparations for a very large crowd as quite number visiting Dokeys will attend the ceremonial. which promises to be very enjoyable affair.
 Fireman Injured
 Fireman Rowe Farr of the Pratt City fire department was painfully injured yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock when barrel of soda weighing about three hundred pounds fell on his right foot and broke it. Farr was helping unload the barrel of soda off truck at the fire station and in some way the barrel slipped off the truck and fell on his foot causing painful injury. He was carried to the Nor wood infirmary where he was re- ported to be resting comfortably last night.
 Emmett Dugan, residing at 1002 Hiberian avenue, Pratt City, broke his right arm yesterday afternoon about l o'clock, while cranking his Ford car. MT. Dugan was fixing to take friend of his to ride who had suffered the same kind of accident by the same car several days ago when he had his arm broken. He was taken to the T, c. l. hospital, where his arm was dressed.
 Circles Entertained
 Circle No. 2 of the First Metho- dist church of Ensley met with Mrs. w. D. Snow at her home on Avenue E. Monday afternoon. As the mem bers arrived they were served punch by Miss Mary Thelma Snow. The devotional was led by Mrs. Sam Delaney after which musical pro- gram was rendered by Miss Doro- thy Delaney and Miss Helen Ed wards.
 Mrs. c. T. Smith, president of the general society, was present and gave an interesting talk. Plans were made for a booth at the fair and also to serve the Lifters ban ouet on Thursday evening, Septem- Der Fl. There were 21 members present.
 The condition of Charles F. Cros- sett of Ensley, a member of Sta ton No. 1 of the fire department, who became quite Ill Tuesday eve ming while out on a run, Is much improved at the Norwood infirmary. He was operating the pump during the fire on Twentieth street Tues day night when something got wrong with the pump and 1t was necessary for him to crawl under 1t to make some adjustments and while under there he was overcome by the gas from the exhaust.
 Announcements
 Miss Ruth Davis will entertain the members of the Chrystolite club at the initial meeting of the year Fri day afternoon, at o'clock, on the mezzanine balcony at the Martha Washington in Birmingham.
 H. S. Meads has been called to Chi cago on account of the death of his brother-in -in-law, w. H. McQuigg of that city, which occurred Tuesday. Owing to MT. Meadc's absence the banquet of the Ens1ey Real Estate board which was to have been held yesterday has been postponed until Wednesday of next week.
 The monthly supper and smoker of the Brotherhood class of the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church which was to have been held last night was postponed until to- night at 7:3o o'clock.
 The members of the Central Circle of the w. M. S.. of the Pike Avenue Baptist church, will meet in the basement of the church this morning at o'clock. A box lunch will be served at noon.
 The members of the Stella -Colum- bus Italian society will entertain this evening at dance in their hall on Avenue E and Seventeenth street. Refreshments will be served.
 PersOnala
 Mir. and Mrs. James Llddel1 have returned from a visit to Hot Springs, Ark.
 Miss Thelma Mann of Riverside, Tenn, and Miss Agnes Cliet of