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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
TUBERCULOSIS CAUSED
 30 PER CENT DEATHS

Twenty y-one persons died of tubercu- tosis during the month of June, &C., eording to the monthly report of the city health department. A total of forty-two deaths from all communica- bic diseases was reported
 There were thirty-six more births Than deaths during June, according to the report Deaths: White, III; blacks, 124 Total 234. Births: White. TIT: black, 93.. Total, 270. The birth rate was about per cent greater than for June, 1919.
 The clinic report shows that 2,349 trea tments were given during the month. A total of 4SS tests was given at the laboratory in connection with this work.
 The bureau of sanitation made 1o,- 727 inspections during the month. There were eleven arrests and five convic- tions during the month for violation of sanitary ordinances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
FAMOUS TENOR IS
 ATTRACTION AT LOEW'S

Fred Hughes, d-famed Welsh tenor is the headline attraction, among the five acts of vaudeville at Loew' Bijou for the last half of the week.
 Fred Hughes is well known in Bir- mingharn, and hundreds of music lovers have his songs on their photograph records. The songs that he is singing at the Bijou are making the same hit today as they did when he first ap- peared in Birmingham over two years ago.
 The La Temple performers. offering feats of illusion and magic, are ac- counted among the very best illusion ists in vaudeville. Their tricks are new and startling. They received four encores.
 Pealson and Wallace, who proved to be very good comedians and also sing CTS of exceptional ability, offer n switchboard comedy playlet which makes an instant hit
 Lynn, Weston and Lynn are seen to advantage in singing and dancing act The young lady member of the trio puts the act across and her excellent piano playing won her several encores.
 Sinclair and Grey, two young misses in a cycling act. closed the vaudeville bill.
 "The Joyous Troublemakers.' with William Farnum in the title role, IS the screen attraction for the weekend. The picture is of the light comedy type and contains many laugh provoking ana unusual situations. Several amusing comedies and the International News reel of current events closed the bill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23

Marion. O., July 2.-Representatives of the national woman's party, who called on Senator Harding today for aid in completing ratification of the suffrage amendment, announced tonight that they were not satisfied with his reply, and would continue their de- mand that he take more direct action.
 "Suffragists can feel only dissatis faction" said Alice Paul, head of the party, with Senator Harding's refusal today, in his reply to the womans party delegation, and in his acceptance speech to take a positive stand for the carrying out of the suffrage plank in the republican platform
 'If Senator Harding refuses to live up to the suffrage plank and contents himself with earnestly hoping and sincerely desiring how can he expect the country to take seriously the other blanks in his platform?
 The national woman's party will continue to demand that Senator Hard ing carry out his platform by securing vote in support of ratification from the delegation in the Tennessee legis- lature when it meets next month"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
SUNDAY CONCERTS
 AT LOCKWOOD PARK

special entertainment, including music by the Hillco jazz orchestra and solos by Ben Tillson, baritone, has been arranged for Sunday at Mountain View Inn by the Edgewood mark man agement, according to announcement by Hugh Hill, president of the park company.
 Arrangements have been made to handle dinner guests in increased num- oers rom l2 until in the evening with out table reservations being made in advance.
 Extra employees will handle the beach crowds, and those who plan to make merry in the water at Neptune have been promised the quickest possible service.
 Beginning Sunday all park busses will meet South Highland cars at the end Of the line to transport park pas- sengers to the mountain resort thus assuring quick transportation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
Children Cry
 FOR FLETCKER'S c A s T o RIA
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
 NOTICE

Sealed bids" will be received by the undersigned at the office of MADISON COUNTY BOARD OF REVENUEs in Huntsville, Alabama until July 31st, 1920, at 12 o'clock noon, for the construction of a riveted steel truss United States Standard 120-foot span bridge with 16-foot roadway together with re-inforced concrete sub-structure. Full details and specifications on file at this of flee.
 This bridge is to be erected 8 miles east of Hobbs Island, station on N, c. & St. L. Ky. Bids will be con. sidered for a complete job on both bridge and sub-structure, or single bids on bridge and sub-structore sep arately.
 Concrete sub-structure will contain approximately 105 cubic yards Class "A" concrete and 10 cubic yards Class "B" concrete, together with about 100 yards of earth excavations.
 Certified check for $500. co to &C., company any and all bids. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved
 President Madison County Board of
 Revenue.
 C. H. PULLEY,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
Four Deputy Collectors Are Indicted for Murder
 and Held Without Bail
sy Associated Pres

Danville, Va. July 22.-Federal Dep uty Collectors of Internal Revenue T.. N. Wood and R. H. Drummond. and J. w. Pugh and R. c. Wilmoth of the Pittsylvania county constabulary. who assisted federal officers on July 14 when Hosea Tomas. alleged liquor transporter. was shot to death near Leatherwood. Henry county. were. today indicted for murder by special grand jury in the Henry county circuit court
 Federal Prohibition Attorney H. C.. Peck. who was present to represent the government agents. made application for bail. but Judge billiard promptly overruled the motion. holding that he did not bail men charged with murder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23

The merchants and business men of the Ensley district have entered com plaint against the unsatisfactory serv- ice rendered here by the local telephone exchange. J. II. Perkins, prominent real estate man, said: The business covered by the Ensley exchange is extensive and includes many important businesses which are wholly dependent on the telephone service for their own good and for the good of the public which they serve. Poor service in this way hurts both the individual and the public and decreases the capacity of both.
 The shortage of telephones and the in ability to get new ones have hammered the district for some time, and during the war the public. as well as individuals. were considerate of the handicap. but the service has been such of late that the business men of the district have exhaust ed their patience. If there is any help Tor the situation 1 should be glad if the management could find it."
 D. F. Knapp, president of the EnNey Motor Company, said in regard to the situation The telephone situation in Ensley has become intolerable. While some have secured better service through personal efforts with the mana cement so far l have had very little results The management has blamed the railroads and shortage of labor for their shortcomings so long that it has become a habit If all businesses had suffered as much as the Southern Bell Telephone Company would have you believe, more than half the district would be out of commission Since the war everything has been on the increase and the continuous cry of the telephone company that labor and ma terial cannot be secured speaks bad for the local organization of management.-
 F. W. Kelly said; "I have ceased strug- gling. The service couldn't be worse"
 An eVent of todov ,.,iiI ho |.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
Convoy Stuck in Mud
 pV Aeeo~f.tod prc..

Memphis, July 22.-The army truck con- voy which left this city early today on it's transcontinental tour to Los Angeles. tonight was reported deep in the mud be- tween Robinsville. Miss. and Banks Miss, about fifteen miles north of Tunica. Tunica was the scheduled night camp ing place. It was not known how long the convoy would be delayed, but mes sages indicated some time would be re- quired before the trip could~be resumed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
THOMPSON-HORBS

The following announcement will be of interest to a number of people in the dis trict where the groom Is well known: Mrs. Maude lizabeth Hobbs announces the marriage of her daughter, Lynna | Young to Mir. Osbone Berney Thompson on Tuesday, July 20, 1920, Jacksonville, Ala. At home after August 1 at 3400 Ave- nue l, Ensiey, Ala
 Miss Margaret Davis and Miss Ruth Davis were hostesses yesterday enter taining at luncheon for Mrs. M. O. Blount, of Atlanta, Ga, who is visiting friends and relatives in the city
 Bright summer flowers made an at tractive centerpiece for the table and covers were laid for ten.
 An ice cream social will be given on the lawn of Mrs. W. F. Shehee's home on Ensley avenue Saturday afternoon and evening from 4 to g o'clock. The public is invited.
 G. A. Averyh has returned from visit to Tallahassee and Panacea, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
PROPOSE
 20 PER CENT RAISE
 IN PASSENGER RATE
tcontinued from Page one)

''2. All excess baggage rates to be increased 20 per cent,
 "3. Surcharge on sleeping and parlor cars to be made 50 per cent of the charge for space occupied either in par Tor or sleeping cars.
 A. Milk, increase all rates, both pas senger and freight, same total percen- tage applied to freight revenue.
 .'5. Freight and switching revenues to be increased sufficiently to yield the bals,lce of the revenue required to meet the increased operating expenses due to the labor board award, in addition to the percentage increase already pro- posed"
 The total increases from all sources of revenue in each of the three railroad classification territories would corre- spond to the estimated increase of wages in those territories and would be as follows:
 Eastern. ss1s,72s.ss5; southern, sss,-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
A ADJUSTMENTS ~ BY ESTELLE RETHEA HAIE

name, being dramatized in a thrilling presentation at the Alcazar finds him. self in that position where a man must resort to prowess to secure fair treat menu from a group of Wall street
 pears. Now, don't think for a mo- ment that this adventurous story is staged on Wall street. Even with it's
 pears, Wall street is no place for any seH-respecting adventurer Burning Dayllght, owner of an Alaskan mine, only visits Moo Yawk" long enough to force several intrigueing financiers to mana over what was distinctly his Still more distinctly not theirs. Readers of JACK London stories, and lovers of thrill ing outdoor life, will be in their element In this pulsating story of the north
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
UNSATIsFACTORY TO DRYS

Senator Hardings attitude on prohi- bition. as expressed in his speech of acceptance at Marion today is entire ly unsatisfactory to the prohibition party" Virgil c. Hinshaw, chairman of the national committee, said today. i Senator Harding will receive no support from the prohibitionists. be- cause he did not promise to use his
 veto power on all bills repeating the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
INTERIOR SEX"
 AT THE TRIANON

Women throw themselves too intensely into the marriage game to be winners. They are too prone to drape themselves about the husbands neck and there cling. regardless. To desire anything too engrossingly is the way to never possess it. This and the general idea of 1pep- ing ones husband guessing is the theme of The Inferior Sex," at the Trianon today and Saturday. Mildred Chaplin Harris is the wife and clinging vine uprvaled Later she is a turned worm when she finds that her adoration is more of bore to her beloved than otherwise. As she turned worm she is as unrivaled as in the role of the per- sistently adoring wife. and is fully as persistent
 The Inferior Sex is a heavy subject lightly treated. A most healthful mix ture of humor and pathos, comedy and romance It should please moviegoers of all tastes. Milton Sills the leading man, is one of the most distinguished looking actors on the screen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
"BURNING DAYLIGHT,
 AT THE ALCAZAR

Might is not right. most certainly not. That was proven ages ago in the time of tournaments and knighthood. But where right has been ignored and forgotten, and where contracts are treated as mere scraps of paper" might is one of rights best known substitutes.
 At any rate, Burning Daylight, the hero of Jack London's story of the same
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
Wanderer Pleads Not Guilty

Chicago, July 22.-Carl Wanderer self-confessed slayer of his wife and a ragged stranger who was used as a dupe to stage fake hold-up. today entered plea of not guilty when his case was called. and Judge Pam set the trial for September 13.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23

for Mrs. A. K. Wright of Louisville With Mrs. Peyton A Eubank hostess at her home, 2So0 Avenue l. The hours will be from to o'clock
 Mrs O. A Canes, who has been visit ing her mother here, has gone to Mon treal, Canada to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Wright, who for d number of years made their home in ELsley, where Rev Wright was pastor of the Ensley Baptist church, arrived yesterday to be the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Peyton A. Eubank and other friends. Among the affairs planned for them will be a reception at the Baptist church next Tuesday evening, beginning at o'clock. The members of the con- gregation and their friends are invited to attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
suFFs DIsPLEASED

such a repeal. His .sttitude seems en- tirely unsatisfactory
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23

enforcement act" said Mir. Hinshaw "On the contrary he seems to inyits
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
AT THE RIALTO

The Country God Forgot" a superb production of the north country, featur- ing Thomas Santschi and Mary Charle- son, will be the attraction at the Rialto theater next week, beginning Monday The story is laid in a country where force rules, and where no one has any regard for law. The best man wins.
 Helen Brant was happy with her hus- band in the north country, the only co,in- try she had ever known. until the chap from the city stole her love. And then is unfolded one of the most gripping dramas of the screen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
SQUARE DEAL MAN"
 AT THE COLONIAL,

Imagine little slip of a woman order ing big Bill Hart back to his work, and in general treating him as servant and much inferior being! We'll. it really is done in The Square Deal Man a Hart picture being shown at the Colonial for the latter half of the week.
 Of course, it isn't done for long, and the young lady, who is from the east soon learns that her eastern ideas of servants don't hold good among red blooded cowboys of the west A few desperate adventures and narrow es- capes soon teach her the value of real man in the great outdoors of the west.
 Somehow even those who are not over fond of the adventurous type find a thrill in Hart's acting For Hart has a way Of giving such well-balanced DOT trayals. He possesses the unusual art among actors of the outdoor type of be- ing good actor in softer scenes and more emotional or sentimental moments. In other words, he is unlike many of the red-blooded type who seem to find 1t so easy to face lion, or several, for that matter, to make thrilling rescue or the heroine. But when it comes to the love scene, usually following a res cue they have to have a "fade-out" NO wonder Hart is so popular with all kinds of audiences
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23

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