The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
BUSINESS MEN OF
 ENSLEY TO GIVE PRIZES ON MONDAY
Drawing for Two Automobiles to Be Held During
 Afternoon
ENSLEY BUREAU THE 4GE-HERALD

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 The drawing for the two eutomo bIIes in the Ensley Merchants and Associated Business mems contest will be held Monday afternoon at o'clock in the vacant lot on Avenue F between Twenty-first and Twenty second streets. It has been decided by the committee in charge that the first two numbers drawn will be for the Chevrolet automobile and the third and fourth numbers drawn will he the Ford automobile, The first number drawn on each car will be held for one week, and if the auto mobiles arc not claimed by that time inc second two number will be used. Tickets on the two cars will be given away with, each dollar of merchan- disc purchased up until o'clock Monday afternoon. After that time the merchants will start issuing for their next campaign. in which they will give away S1,000 in 10 cash prizes which will be awarded July l. The committee in charge of the drawing, which Is composed of Dr. Trucks, chairman; C, c. Goodwin, W c. Turnipseed, I. Goldstein and T. H. Taylor have made all the ar engagements for the drawing, at which time a short address will be delivered by one of the merchants of the city.
 SAFETY FIRST CALL
 The people of Ensley and sur rounding districts had their curiosity aroused Saturday morning about 9:30 o'clock when practically all whistles of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail road company at the Ensley steel for about 15 minutes. Different ones predicted that the whole steel plant was on fire. while others were very optimistic and stated that probably another large raise had been am nounced by the steel corporation and the employees were celeFating. The blowing of tho whistieSwas to an nounce the beginning of safety campaign for the month of April, in which an effort will be made to keep the employees from getting hurt. The safety first department of the company which inaugurated the cam peign with the idea of trying to pre- vent an accident of any kind during the month of April has met hearty co-operauon among employees. The telephone operators at the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company ex- change were kept busy for some time Saturday morning answering in- quiries from the people who wanted 10 know what had happened
 BANKERS COMING
 A large number of bankers, mem- ners of Group Of the Alabama Bankers association, are expected to visit Ensley when they attend the meeting of the group. which will be held in Birmingham on April 12 Sam (. King. vice president and cashier Of the Bank of Ensley, is chairman Of the group, which is composed of the northern Alabama bankers. The bankers will be entertained at a. luncheon at the Tntwiler at 1 o'clock and at 3;50 o'clock in the afternoon they will be given anaatomobile tour. which includes visit to tho coal, steel and iron industries of Ensley district Al D. m. banquet will bo held at the Ensley Elks hall with sam c. King as toastmaster. At the banquet. Oscar Wells. president of the First National bank of Birming- ham. will deliver an address. Thom- as w. Martin, president of the Ala bama Power company. will also de- liver an address on Power Econom- ics;' T. E. ClsXton, provost of the University of Alabama, will deliver a talk on the Business Mans h. terest in Education" Following the talks the report of q number of com mttees will be made and the cleo tion of new chairman will be h,sl