—-—-■——----— Ganes, protector; Mrs. Anna Keen on, outer guard. The board of trustee** is composed of Mrs. Frank Fournier. Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. George Preston. The NEWS OF ENSLEY newly elected officers will be installed by | Mrs. Nellie Johnston during the early I HWIill il H I I HI l 1 part of January. Pat Rossier and R. Marlnoos died at Ensley No. the Tennessee company’s hospital yester- lodge. 9S7, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, will hold its an- day morning, from burns received at the nual memorial services this afternoon at steel plant early Wednesday morning. 3 o’clock at the Franklin theatre. The Rossier died about 7:40 o’clock and Mari- programme committee, which is composed of noos about 10 o’clock. The remains of Mr. Thomas Moxley, W. C. Maxwell and L. IT. Pennington has arranged an interest- Rossier were sent to Lawrenceburg. ing programme for the occasion and the his former home, far burial last Tenn., public is cordially invited to attend. The night by Echols * Angwin. Funeral serv- following programme will be rendered: ices over the remains of Marlnoos will be Piano solo, serenade (Predo Lasson), Al- vin Keller. conducted from Echols & Angwin’s chapel Opening ceremony, sacred services by lodge. the Rev. this afternoon. Interment will be nt the Prayer, George J.. Jenkins. Opening ode (tune, Elmwood cemetery. "Auld Lang Syne”), audience. Recita- The two men, together with a third tion. "All ThiiyyL Shall Pass Away" workman, were burned when a hot pot iTheo Tilton), Silas Beddow. Vocal solo, All Eyes that Are full of molten slag overturned on them Weary" (Brackerton), Dave Moxley. Eulogy, "Elkdom,” J. El- st the steel plant Wednesday morr.inj lis Brown. Recitation, selected, by Miss about 3:30 o'clock. It is stated that a Frances Youngblood. Vocal solo, ‘The Birmingham Southern switch engine Gate of Life," Miss Edna Chatman. backed into several hot pots, overturning "Fraternallsm,” by the Rev. L. E. Bru- baker. I>oxoJogy, audience and. one of them, throwing the contents ever lodge. Benediction, the Rev. George L. Jenkins. the three men who were working nearby. Two men fell in the slag and were burned The young people of the Ensley High- all over the body and face. The third is lands Presbyterian church met at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. still living and has a slight chance for L. PL Brubaker Friday night and organized a Christian recovery. He is badly burned about the 1 Endeavor society, with over 26 members. lower of his and his hands. part body The following officers were elected: H. Mr. Rossier had lived here a number of I>. Thomas, president: Miss Ruth Mor- years and had many friends. He was un- i row, vice president; Miss Ollie Montgom- married and his relatives reside in Ten- ery. secretary, ami Rush Hickman, t.cas- urer. The members of the new society nessee. | are Miss Roberta Russell, Miss M. Wright, Miss Ruth Morrow, Miss Myrtle Gay, The annual election of officers of Purity Miss Bessie Knapp, Miss Wylmouth Hick- temple, No. 3, Pythian Sisters, was held man, Miss Pearl Leymore, Miss Angela Friday night in the Knights of Pythias Ramsey. Miss Dora Wade, Rev. and Mrs. hall on Avenue E. The following were L. PL Brubaker, Messrs. Roy Scholl, chosen for the ensuing year: Mrs. Mae Glenn Miller, A. J. Johnston, A. Cope- Stewart, most excellent chief; Mrs. Myr- ■ land. Edward Thomas, Joseph Hickman, tle Hays, excellent senior; Mrs. Mary Rush Hickman. K. W. Crook, L. Brown, Young, excellent Mrs. Vida Ganes, junior; Erie Windson and H. D. Thomas manager; Mrs. Jessie Rowland, mistress, of records and Mrs. Edna correspondence; Prof, D> M. Lewis of this city has Ball, mistress of Mrs. LIANE CARRERA finance; Adelaide charge of the Red Cross Christmas seals Anna Held's who will be with American beauties at the for the benefit of the Anti-Tuberculosis daughter, Lyric association of Birmingham and has placed the seals on sale at a number of the stores from his henhouse on Friday night. Wil- in this city. Mr. Lewis stated that the liam Tucker, residing at 2212 Pike ave- VAUDEVILLE OF people were buying the stamps A freely. nue. also reported that chicken thieves committee will be in near UNDISPUTED appointed the had visited his henhouse and stole 11 MERIT future to over go all this territory and chickens. sell the stamps. There will be a meeting of the Epworth Lyric Offers Anna Held’s Daughter, League of the Eusley Methodist church Scandal and In to the Seminary Five compliment Arlon Chorus club, tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. After a the Tennessee male chorus t Other Acts company’s of short devotional meeting, a business ses- Big this city has postponed its regular meet- sion will be held. Vaudeville ing this week from Tuesday until Thurs- that surpasses anything I else ever day night. This will give the members seen at the Lyric theatre is The services at the Fair view Presby- offered this of the male chorus an opportunity of week, commencing with terian church on Ann street this morn- the attending the Arion club concert, which matinee Monday afternoon. Four ing will be conducted by the Rev. E. E. of the will he at the. Jefferson seven acts promise to be the given theat:e Washburn, of Richmond, Va., who has 1 greatest hits of the season and this Tuesday evening. The male chorus is come to to recently Ensley work among is true of over 40 voices and especially of Liane Carra, the composed practice the foreigners of this city. is daughter of Anna Held, whose re- being held weekly in preparation for Both the morning and evening services 1 the semblance in every way to her noted annual concert which will be given at the Ensley Presbyterian church today the of mother is great. She has the same early part next year. will be conducted by the Rev. C. W. charming stage the same of personality, Clarke, pastor the Woodlawn Presby- winsome the The annual election of the officers of ways, same talent and terian church, owing to the resignation the the same ability to please an audience. Steel City lodge No. loll, Woodmen of Dr. T. P. the former 1915 Models Now Hay, pastor. In fact, she has made a of the World, will be held tomorrow night place for her- The regular services will be conducted self that New hanger and coaster brake; in the promises to equal that of Knights of Pythias hall on Ave- at. the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian five her mother. She will appear in a guaranteed years. nue E. church The L. K. today. Rev. Brubaker, of music written There a melange especially will be meeting of the Home of tlie church, will conduct both pastor for her by Irving Berlin, and which Mission society of the Ensley Methodist services. at 9:15 Sunday school o’clock: includes a .number of church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock melodies never The Merkel 15s morning service at 11 o’clock and the heard Flying in before. She is assisted by Tyler the Philathea room at tlie church. At service at 7:30 o’clock. are beauties. Many new improve- evening Brooke and a bevy of American tills meeting a nominating committee will beauty ments. | girls. be appointed preparatory to the annual Offering a bunch of special Moody's Bicycles Make Excellent election of officers for the ensuing year. FRENCH CABINET songs which are as new as the Xmas Gifts for Your Next Friday night, the general visiting government Boy currency Just issued, a real com- committees from the Odd Fellow lodges RETURNING TO PARIS story, edy as clean as it can bo and a in the Birmingham district will meet with crowd of new laughs, "A Scandal” the Sampson lodge No. 115 at Wylam. Bordeaux, via Paris, December 5.—(6:40 Seminary D. R. will be offered at the Lyric this week Moody W. S. McCaghner, residing at 2300 Bes- p. m.)—Members of the French cabinet are as the extra added attraction. Miss 215 S. 20th Street sie avenue, reported to the Ensley police to where it is returning Paris, expected Tommy Allen and Walter Ware head department that 13 hens had been stolen will the government be re-established a group of seven people who appear soonr Aristide Bryand, minister of jus- in the act. It is a second big spe- tice, left for Paris today. Alexandre cialty. been equaled by any other organization and Daintee La the girl on the numerous Ribot, Louis J. Malvy and Gaston Dou- Tramp comedians come and tramp Crgrfulall, play specialties and fea- of character. Their names and the wire. tures will be introduced. A mergue, ministers of finance, the interior comedians go, but Joe Jackson seems this fames special pro- duction is promised and in the cast and colonies, respectively, will leave to- never able to leave the stage once he are remembered by thousands of amuse- are, In the latest "The Smart 25'*35'| VAUD^iiiE gets there. With a vehicle, besides Whitney and 40 other artists, i morrow. Mm. Sembat, Guesde and bicycle that seems | ment lovers throughout the length and Set" company, underlined to curry fa- will be Homer Tutt a and Blanche Thomson will go Monday. scarcely able to stay together, he con- j breadth of the land. vor at the Jefferson on Friday, Decem- Thompson. The entire house will be No date has been announced for the re- tributes a highly artistic and humorous The announcement of George Primrose ber 11, matltiee and night, and oan ring reserved for colored people. turn of President Poincare, but it is un- bit of pantomime. He is known as the title of "His Excellency the Pres- derstood he \frlll leave Bordeaux early the Eurppean vagabond, and excels as (he of the velvet feet) and George ident,” Salem Tutt Whitney, one of the next week. a pantomimist. James Diamond and Me of the fa- DAILY (“Waltze Again”) Wilson, best known negro comedians, will have NEW YORKLAWYER Sibyl Bronnen in "Nlftynonaense,” are mous quartet of minstrels—Barlow’, Wil- 'a part different from any he has in- proving to be one of vaudeville’s riots IS FOUND DEAD Drop Bombs on Cettinje son, Primrose and West, will appear as terpreted in recent years. He will ap- this season. Miss Brennen is remem- London, December 6.—(1 a. m.)—An Aus- co-stars at the Jefferson soon will be pear as a seeker after bered here a star of "In I political honors, trian two bombs sthe Panama," New York, December 5.—Robert H. aeroplane dropped yes- 1 received with joy many throughout the a darky who has numerous in which Rogers brothers appeared, by mishaps terday on Cettinje, according to a Reuter city. Primrose and Wilson have surround- and adventures that are productive of Jones, a lawyer, said to be the son of a and is a great favorite, in the city. She dispatch from the Montenegrin capital. No real estate owner of LIANA 1ms ed themselves with a company of 50 sing-, much fun. It is in three acts and punc- wealthy Salado, CARRERA) voice, personality, cleverness and damage was done. ers, instrumentalists and come- tuated here ancomedian dancers, lilting:, 111= lodious ensembles and hits cal- day. A bullet had his dians. The scenic is said to song passed through of attainments and was until recently production a culated to find with heart and the said it was a case the of Miss Clara Nelson. The be the most elaborate ever seen with ready response police partne.r folks who like music and in- of suicide. J two make a great team. Fred Sosman’s minstrel Show. catchy fectious tunes. The action is said to Jones, who was 26, was a performance is a carefully assembled taking post- be spirited and during the course of graduate course at Columbia I ANNA HELD’S DAUGHTER! assortment of Mr. Webster’s telling “Abe” Potash, “Mawruss” Perlmutter, university. words with and their designers, cutters, salesmen office punctuated laughter _ ■ Awideil T'VI I?D PDOniTI? and « Chorua of American Ileau-Hp at this game he Is assisted by help and even their friends an^ their sM 11y I x bbu bKUUafi He* In a George Tfiritin* Rorlm E Fairman at the It is a rivals, so long known to the public K SINGING AND DAM IMi CREATION IIY 1£V Illg £>££1111 K piano. ;iano- logue, with every "logue" a laugh. through the medium of Montague Glass’ Jack George, a blackface comedian, famous stories, will come to the Jeffer- FRIDAY 'VUSr Dec. 11 will also contribute to the week’s son next month and it is rafe to say that JAMES SIBYL ^ laughs with good monologue and some their show rooms will be^crowded to the parodies and songs. The novelty Clin- door as long as they remain. The Best Table d’Hote DIAMOND AND BRENMAN tons, termed the human grasshoppers, are extraordinary jumpers with a clas3 The following is a brief description " IN **\ I ETA* NONSENSE** of jumping exhibition that Is new. of “Neptune’s Garden of Living Stat- Dinner Ever Served at ^ Among the stunts they do are Jumping ues,” the largest and most costly vau- apples in two with a knife blade; deville act on the stage, which will be JOE JACKSON *i:::5*2 snuffing candles without bending the next week’s feature at the Lyric: wicks; jumping on and off a sheet of Everyone has read of Neptune, the paper without creating a riple on the mythological ruler of the seas, and his JACK NOVEL T Y FRED water and sensational kicking. mysterious realm beneath the deep. It Menu The Pathe weekly news service will remained for the vaudeville producers GEORGE CLINTONS SOSMAN complete the bill with war pictures. to unravel these wonders of King Nep- Oyster Cocktail tune's domain and present them upon mi Cream of Celery Soap | Black Face Extraordinary .lumping Comedian. Analated by »j the stage. By means of a most remark- — Comedian ExhlMtlona Geo. Falrman at Plano Celery Olives f able and unique water Illusion, devised Ine Wew Coining Attractions by Robert G. Larson, performers may m 4 Salted Almoada CHANDLER SMITH’S MUSICAL FARCE dive into of and *js a huge pool water AX I AX 4% Roast Turkey and Dressing disappear from sight, remaining for |%/l “A SEMINARY SCANDAL A pleasing performance of "When Old any length of time, and reappearing at lYJ. X L UXX Cranberry Jelly * U 7 PI FT FX P T FT1 7 special Son**—Clean Comedy New York Was Dutch" Is promised at will, exactly after the fashion of the / * *-Lt ^ » *—1 * Cabbage an Gratia A Real Story—New Laugba _ the Jefferson this month by A1 H. Wilson, fables of the deep. This startling wa- ter effect forms the piece de resistance the German dialect comedian, and his IV. of a mammoth aquatic spectacle called company of players. “Neptune’s Garden of Living Statues." Restaurant Tutll Frnttl lee Cream The scenes of the play are laid in 16B4, A huge tank nine feet deep containing the when Dutch village of New Amster- over 18,000 gallons of water, is re- ; ~~ Assorted Cakes dam was under English rule for the first quired beneath the stage. / Coffee Cheese Crackers time. The plot deals historically with a The other acts on the bill for that conspiracy to assassinate the English gov- week will be Burr and Hope in an ernor and restore the village to the rule artistic love episode, "The Lady, the of Holland. .Sprinkled In the story with Lover and the Lamp;" Bill McDermott, emotional situations of dramatic Intensity the last survivor of Coxey’s army; Is mirth and melody In large quantities. Lilliam Herlien, the stunning prima Sunday Evening There Is plenty of color In scene effects donna in a gorgeous singing novelty; 5 to 8 and In the gorgeous costumes of the Eng- Roach and McCurdy, the famous "HI lish soldiers and the quaint and antique Roller," and Town Constable of "Way Kntlr. House Reserved For Colored costumes of the Dutli. "When I First Met Down East” in a “Touch of Nature," I'atrona You," "Moon, Moon, Moon," “When the Roses In the Bloom Spring Again," and » _- —__ _ “Mr. Bear,” are the new songs composed, by Mr. Wilson for this production.

In making “The Legend of Leonora" her piece de resistance this season, Maude 1 Adams Is merely complying with popular demand. The work was glvtn In New York last winter and ran until Christmas early the season. Cigars r close of the spring Miss Adams' appearances In Birmingham are always Interesting and are made events of Im- That Men Will her There was Appreciate portance by admirers. ad- ditional reason for Interest In the presen- fresh in of “The High grade, popular goods, kept moist and glass THEATRL tation Legend of Leonora," owing to Its being the first long work from the can our assistance in choos- GrandAvenue B and 20th Street humidors. Ladies rely upon Barrl epen since "What Eevery Woman Knows." The success of the work In New ing correct brands for gifts to gentlemen. York made It the necessary vehicle for use it lies way you Miss Adams' road tour. With his cus- Adams* Box tbe success or fall- yrM m M tomary skill Barrie in his new play has Specials REAL-flIIRLESDUE given to Miss Adams to portray another Juan de Havana Book’s Selected Smok- life.'’ f ure of your t I M one of those charming heroines, this time Fuca, $2.25 a woman of many charms, many vaga- ries and many contradictions, but ons *orti“* -.«* Week of Dec. 7 who Is Indisputably human. Miss Adams < . -1 will be seen here this month. Don Antonios ....*.. $2.25 ^ Bntradas.$1.00 Ptlrt cfmOO vJUl lSlllldo George M. Cohan’s “Seven Keys to El Principe de Gales $2.25 El Toros.$1.00 ALEXANDER Baldpate” will be acted at the Jefferson soon by Cyril Scott. The play, which va- ries between farce and comedy, met with Park & Tilford’s Fine Candies *Pjnpc SANDOW Instantanconsu success in New York and World and TVJ Chicago, where It had an uninterrupted Finert In The | 80c, $1.00 $1.50 mm ^ensues run season. Christmas boxes. Let us I of 10 months last Mr. Cohan In or plain elegant ^ xT^«r T U- The Lion work a (RAMSAY MCCORMACK) Bulgarian calls his unique mystery farce, reserve your selections. | Pound 1^1116 W6W XjIHC i to a V In the adjective applying succession of strange and highly mysterious events that In an old Inn on of a moun- Fine Extracts and Toilet Capital ^ Surplus $ 2o0,0002? Marvelous Feats of transpire top Waters ^istln tain during a terrible winter's night. Briars When are told that Is In bottles, to $8.00 INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY ITORETHAN AHILUON DOLLARS you Baldpate ths gift up Strength name of the mountain Inn, and that the Meerschaums fourPerCentPatdon Jan. July& Oct old caretaker of the place hands the Savings Quarterly' April. hero “the only key to Baldpate,” you Erskine Ramsay G-B.IUCormack Matinees Daily 3 p. m. may get a remote notion that the other Robert E. Chadwick-Cashier ■lx keys are going to turn up In quits Adams Co. SST C. King Asst.Cashier 7:45 and 9 a mysterious way. Drug ,; j JO. P. Knapp Asst Cashier S. Nights "The Sleepless Store in the Heart of the Town’s Heart” .:rr • t A decade ago Barlow, Wilson. Primrose and West's minstrels held a place In the affections of theatregoers that has never

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