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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
'DR. HENDRIX HONOR GUEST AT BANQUET
Mems Bible Class of High lands Methodist Church
 Welcome Pastor

Enthusiastic addresses of welcome to Dr. w. R. Hendrix, new pastor of the South Highland Methodist church. by
 members of the mems Bible class fol- lowed dinner at the Southern club last night.
 Dr. C. B. Glenn, who has been teacher ! of the class for the past F years, acted as toastmaster. He explained briefly the work of the class Its greatest problem,
 he said, was finding room to accommo- date the large numbers who attend. Open forum and the right of free speech is the platform of the class, and the problems of the day are discussed.
 Judge Dan A. Green, superintendent Of the Sunday school, said he thought that Dr. Hendrix had come to the church at the psychological moment. 'The time has come" he said, when the whole church,
 men, women and children, are willing to get behind the pastor and help build up the church."
 With a man like pr. Hendrix and a body of men like this to back him there Lis nothing that we cannot do," said Jay Smith. We are very fortunate in hav- ing preacher of his ability and power. The object of the meeting last night, said R. H. Scribner, president of the class, was to get together, to get to know one another better
 q feel that this is the beginning of new era for the South Highland church., said Mir Scribner. We had one pastor
 who just left us after five years who was success in every respect, but that is no reason for not expecting even greater things under the present minis ter All that we need is for the men to get behind and push the class in it's work for the upbuilding of the church. Frank L. Dominick, superintendent or the Sunday school of the First Methodist church, told of the work of hisf school.
 What the Sunday school is today the
 church of tomorrow will be-" he said Tn the Bible class you will find a
 friendship and fellowship. The Bloie class presents field of service. We realize more and more as the years go by that only he that serves shall re- | ceive a reward.''
 | pr. Hendrix said that it was great
 pleasure to him to return to Birmlngna'n,
 where he had spent eight important
 years of his life. Tt was here in Ala
 bama in the fields and under the smohe-
 stacks that formed my boyhood ideals
 and dreamed the dreams of youth.
 have found good fields of labor else
 where, but nowhere has the mind ana
 soul reacted as it has here under the
 shadow of your furnaces.
 | CT am touched as I look at this body
 of men of whom I am to become the ac- 1 knowleged leader. if not leader in fac-'
 feel that with your help we can sue
 ceed If I fail, you may say It was
 because we did not back him up.
 Other sneakers were Dr. Felix Tarrant, iM A Myatt and Lieut.. Gov. Nathan L. Miller.
 Other features of the entertainment
 were a vocal solo by Miss Margaret Antwine, a reading by Miss Mable faos- ser. violin solo by Harry Steinmaie,
 orchestra music by Louis Densler, James Yates, James Lewis and Luther Barner'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
SEEKING JAIL BREAKERS
Three Alleged Highwaymen Escape
 After Fatally Shooting Jaller
Rx Associated Press

Memphis, Tenn. November 3U.-PoIce officials in a score of towns in north ern Mississippi and western Tennessee were searching tonight for Clyde A. Hamilton, Alden Shaw and E. B. Kelly, alleged highwaymen who, after spec tacular pistol fight in the Shelby coun- ty jail here today in which George Reeves, a jailer, was shot and fatally wounded, broke jail and escaped into Mississippi in a taxicab after eluding a posse which virtually had surrounded section of the Wolfe river swamp near the jail in which the men were helieYnd to be hiding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
TO AID REFUGEES
Red Cross Announces Big Appropria. 1 tion for Those Stranded In Russia
Bx Associnted Press

Washington. November 30.-Appropria- tions of S400000 for the relief of the 1S9,Ooo south Russian refugees in Constantinople
 was announced by the American Red Cross, in response to a cable from Rear Admiral Bristol, describing the situation as "catastrophic.'' : This sum, with the $S000O0 appropri- ated by the Russian embassy in Wash ington, which is to be administered by the American Red Cross' the statement said makes total of $700,000 available for the relief of these stricken thousands in whose ranks are many women and children
 Admiral Bristols message appealed to the Red Cross for immediate aid and said relief resources were being rapidly ex- hausted.
 Every hospital in Constantinople is filled, and hundreds of sick have no place to stay" it said. Danger of an epidemic is very great"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
Rumors Are Discredited

London, November 3O.-Andrew BonaI Law, the government leader. answering question in the House of Commons to- day said that not much importance wae attached to recent rumors that the for mer German crown prince was com municating with the leaders of the mon- archical party in Prussia, with the ob- ject of overthrowing the present Ger man government and restoring the Ho- henzollerns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
FEDERAL GRAND JURORS REQUEST MORE MONEY
 FOR THEIR SERVICES
By Associated Press

Mobile November 0.-(Special9 9- Declaring that the pay allowed by the government for the services of federal grand jurors is now insufficient in view of the present living costs and that the per diem did not pay the ex- penses of town jurors compelled to serve, the federal grand jury for the the November term of court in making its report today presented a resolution requesting the government to incr ease the amount allowed grand jurors for their services. The court did not .n- innate what action would be taken 'n regard to the resolution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
HIS OWN LAW" FEATURING
 HOBART BOSWORTH. ALCAZAR

Hobart BosWorth in "In His Own Law" at the Alcazar, gives one of the screens best portrayal of moral heroism. The entire picture concerns itself with strong and great friendship between two men, a friendship which is tested to the limit of the resistance of one, Me Neir, who is portrayed by Hobart Bos- worth. McNier is a bachelor and d mans man, with a distaste for women that amounts to fright.
 He has a friend, Jean Saval, who leaves his sweetheart in his care while he is in France. Previous to going Jean office of the justice in an effort to get married, they had the rings, but a li- cense was impossible until the return of the justice, who was absent. Jack leaves next day before the justice has returned. Later he is reported killed, and McNeir. true to his promise, marries the girl to protect her from the results of mis- take before Saval left, though never claiming her as wife.
 The picture furnishes long and tense climax when Jean returns. and Sylvia, the girl, is forced to a decision between the two MT. Bosworth shows up with fine and manly strength of character in McNier's determination to sacrifice himEelf Better still are the tender scenes he is given with the small son of Sylvia and Jean, they reveal depth of tenderness only equaled by the char acter of iron. Supporting the star are Roland V. Lee, who gives a fine per formance as Jean; Jean Calhoun. as Sylvia, and Mary Jane Irvine as the child. Many of the scenes are in Alaska amid the snow and ice of the north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
GOVERNORS ASSEMBLE

Harrisburg, Pa, November 30.-Gov- ernors and governors elect from all parts of the country arrived here this afternoon and tonight in anticipation of the twelfth annual governors con- ference which will begin it's three day session at the state capitol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
IRENE" COMING TO THE
 JEFFERSON THURSDAY

One of the most taIked-of musIcaI comedies of the season, Irene" Will come to the Jefferson theatre Thursday,
 Friday and Saturday, December Z, and
 4. with matinee Saturday. After crowd ing the Vanderbilt theatre, New York'
 at every performance for one solid year.
 The tour is directed by the Vanderbilt Production company, which has pro vded an elaborate scenic production and a lavish display of bewitching cos tunes. The piece was written by James
 Montgomery, the lyrics by Joseph Me- Carthy, and the musical score was com 1 posed by Harry Tierney. Irene is love story with scenes laid in New York. It has 20 genuine song hits. The cast is composed of representative metropolitan artists and the chorus IS noted for it's youth, beauty and excep- tional ability to sing and dance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
DrS. DOZier & DOZier
Oldest established Firm of Medical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years ln Birmingham.

We treat scientifically and with ws.rderful success, all manner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, .,ose and Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys and all dis cases of the Skin aud the Pel- c>c Organs ot Men and W omen
 We especially invite those who have any symptoms of Alp pendicitis or Ovarian trouble, to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
For Good of the
 Community

NNLY one of the Warrior self-propel- NJ lers ordered a year ago is on duty on the river. That seems awfully slow going In the way of self-propellers 1t has been.
 But of the Warrior as an achievement? Has that been slow? Has the year dragged on with leaden feet, or has the project been really advanced? Let's see.
 This time last year we had not struck spade to ground at Port of Birmingham Today it is terminal with two steel der ricks operated by electric fluid brought there over the wires of the Alabama Power company.
 This time a year ago there was no money in sight to build port. Since that time citizens of Birmingham have raised a quarter of a million dollars for it's build ing and equipment, it is equipped and many tens of thousands of tons of freight have been handled there at 20 per cent saving to the shippers.
 This time last year port of Cordova, which is another port of Birmingham, had nothing but coal dump. Today it has it's derrick and is terminal for the transfer of merchandise freight from barge to freight car and vice versa.
 The government is about to award con- tract for building 2O,000-ton coal stor- age bin at Cordova, which will enable an economic handling of several times the amount of bunker and export coal now going down river to Mobile.
 ham was dream. Today it is a reality with the federal government operating the terminals and arrangements practi- cally completed by which the government will lease the terminals and pay the stock holders of the Port of Birmingham cor pOration fair interest on their money.
 This time last year the river was six foot stage all the way to Mobile. Now it has been raised to an eight-foot stage half the way and this work will be completed this year. Then ocean barges can take part cargo up-river, completing at Mo- bile The Warrior will be on a depth level with the Mississippi.
 During the year the thirty-foot depth of the Mobile harbor channel was ex- tended.
 This time last year we had no prospect of coal terminal at Mobile. Today we are putting the finishing touch to assur- ance of $400,000 terminal by raising the small sum of 37,500 required for the Blakesley Island site. This terminal means vast increase in export and bunker coal at Mobile.
 If we have only one of the self-propel- lers, we stand assured of the other three in the very near future. Our three 900- horse power tow boats are also forthcom- ing.
 This time last year merchandise freight handling on the Warrior was on paper only Today it is a realism through Cor dova and Port of Birmingham and for Tuscaloosa territory through port of Tus- caloosa, while Demopolis on the south is we'll on the way to her terminals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
 ADOPTS VATICAN BILL
By Associated Press

Paris. November 30.-The bill for the
 establishment of an embassy 10 the Vatican was adopted by the Chamber of Deputies, 397 to 209. Paris, November 30.-The Chamber Iof Deputies. supporting the govern ment's bill for resumption of diplo- matic relations with the Vatican, voted confidence in the governmen mt this evening" 3S7 to 195
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
AT THE LYRIC

Claudia Coleman in "Feminine Types"
 is the headline attraction at the Lyric for the last half of the week, and, &C., cording to critics, is one of the leading opponents of female impersonation than
 is on the stage today. Chief Little Elk & Co.,, in. a fantastic Indian produc- tion of creative beauty, and Johnny Dove, Scotch minstrel, form two other high-class acts, while Maybell Fonda anl Co.,. and Scamp and Scamp, in eccentric comedy, complete the bill
 Helen Jerome Eddy in "A Light Wom- an," and Fox News Weekly comprise the screen programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01

Trianon attraction. Clara kimball Young handles the role of the bored and disillusioned young wife to perfection, while J. Frank Glendon as the husband give a performance of delicate detail. Mir Glendon is rising star, and in his performance in this production has gone a step further on the road to fame that is surely his in the future.
 His perfect at homeness ,and plain, everyday naturalness in Mid Chan nell' comes well up to the excellent work of the featured star, Clara Kim ball Young. Mid Channel" is a story of the dangerous years of married life that follow on the first few happy ones. The picture possesses a wonderful object les son, and great interest combined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
G o o D U s E D c A R s

Really good cars of stand ard make, at prices really representing actual value for your money is what we offer.
 DODGE BROTHERS Roadster, good top, uphol- stery and finish; good tires, good mechanical con- dition
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
AT LOEW'S BIJOU

A novelty is presented in the vaudeville bill at Loew's Bijou theatre for the fore part of the week by Black and White, two feminine gymnasts of exceptional ability who in boudoir costumes go through a number of tumbling and bal ancing stunts that really are new.
 Kitty Reece and Paul Edwards present Dance Diversions of 192l;'' Otis Mitchell tells some stories, sings some songs and makes banjo fairly talk; Lizzie B. Raymond and company appear in "Wel- come Home,'' and Jack Murphy and Josephine Lockmar offer a comedy diver sion Its All in Fun' Bruce Gordon and May McAvoy in "The House of the Polling Bell,' furnish the film feature of the programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES
  Sf0ckhnlders, MAefinR

SfOckhOIders' Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Stockholders of The Age Herald Publishing company will be held on Wednesday, December 29. 1920, avenue, in the city of Birmingham. Ala. at p. m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year.
 F. w. BARRETT. President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
USED CARS

THE FOLLOWING USED CARS WILL BE SOLD FOR THE MONEY WE HAVE INVOLVED IN SAME, TO CLEAR OUR STOCK BEp ~-.E JANU- AIRY 1:
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 One Buick touring
 One Peerless sedan One Grant touring
 One Mitchell roadster
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 From $500 Up You can make your selec- tion now for future deliv- cry. You will not have this opportunity again for some time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01

sMID- CHANNEL" AT TRIANON
 DRAMA OF MARRIED LIFE An exceedingly we'll treated screen version of the well-known novel, Mid Channel" Is featuring this week as the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-01

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
Sc PROBC LA MAQUINARIA
DEL LABORATORIO INDUS
TRIAL EXPERIMENTAL

e L~aboratorio Industrial Expert
mental que va g ser inaugurado en-
breve, estuvo probandO la eXcelente
maQuinaria importada del e~xtranje-
TO. con un lesultado mas que salts
f~actorio. Esta maQuinaria es de 10
mas moderno que Sc usa en- los cen
tros civilizados Y desde luego da
idea de Ia im~portancia de este esta-
blecimiento &c reciente creacion en-
nuestro pals.
Las maquinas que estuvieron fun
cionando fueron las que reducen a
polvo las frutas. los hueyos y algu-
mas otras sustcscias alimenticias Y
cue, con solo mezclarles aqua deS,
pu6s ' batirlaS, vuelven a adQuirir
su aspecto natural para ser utiliza-
das, como 81 estuvierna recieu Corta-
das de Ia mata. Entire esas maQuinas
existe otra de gran preston que sirve
para separar Ia libra de las pencas
de maguey, Y otras, en- fin, de Ia
misma factu-a para ia xtr.cci6n de
resinas Y sustancias contenidas en-
dcterminadaS plantas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
AYUDA A UN MEXICANO.

MURCHISON, Texas, Mario l.
En- vista de que ell campo de sembra-
do del compatriota S. Ledesma Sc in
cendi6 hace dias, sin que su hubiera
podido salvar ab5Olutamente nala, IN
grupo dc m~exicanos dc esta localidad
Y del campo del Sr. N. A. Cox, hi
cieron n colecta para reunir fon-
dos a fin de ayudar al compatriota.
e. senior Ledesma atentamente a.
gradecido por este acto de compahe-
rismo desea n1anifestar sus mas ex-
presivas gracias a esos c~ompaneros
por 81 desinteresada ayuda Y al e.
fecto da a Ia publicidad Ia lista de
las personals que fuyieron a bien
imPartirle 81 ayuda.
Manuel Guerrero, $1.O0; Emilio
Mares, 100; Reyes Martinez, $1.O0,
Geronimo Vazquez, $1.25; Pedro Ro-
driguez, 100; Sixto Rodriguez, 100;
Donaciano ~Infante, 100; Agustin In
faEte, 100; Pedro Ihfante, LOO; Eva
risto Infante, 100; Pedro Infantc Jr.
100; Hitherto Trevino, 0.50; Fran
cisco Davila, 100; Francisco Garcia,
200; Rafael Velez. 100.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
TRAGICA MUERTE DE UN AVA
DOR DEL CAMPO KELLY

: FL teniente aviador John Z.
Greer, &c % amos de edad, recibi6 al
tier IA orden correspondence para
que fuera a Sanderson, Texas, a en-
tregar al Campo de Aviaci6n all es-
ta-hlecido IN aeroplano de Haviland.
A bordo del aparato que habria de
entrega~ Sali6 el Teniente Green.
rumbo a Sanderson, a las cuatro de
IL tarde de antier. Una bora des-
pues Green pasaba sobre de Wat
kins, cuando fue sorprendido oor una
potente tempestad que seguramente
no le Gi6 Ell tempo suficiente para
aterrizar, pues su aparato sufri6 Sc
rios d~esperfectos que 10 precipitation
a terra donde acknowledgements en-
contr0 Ia muerte. La m&quina Sc
hizo pedazos.
Sotrcviven al Teniente desaparecl-
do ST. espoSa Y IN p~eQuenuelo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
della METROPOLI MEXICANA
La capital carece de garantias.-Pruebas en- Ell laboratOr.O
industrial.-Se queja Ell pequeno comercic.-Con d.
nero extranjero Sc hizo la revolucion carrancista.-Lo
irnuesfos mineros.-Se ADRIAN los teatros.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario 3
Los robos con asalto que ultima
mente Sc han verificado en- esta Ca
pital por bandas de ladrones al pare
Ger hien organizadas, asaitos entire los
cue Sc cuenta el cometido a Ia IA
militia Yedra en- la Gale del Heroe de
Nacozari, han obligado a la pre1sa
g levantar de nuevo la voz para
decir u la capital carece de garan-
tias V seguridades hasta en- Ell inte-
rior de las casas domiciliarias, como
sucedi6 en- los pasados Y fatldlcoS
t;empos del Autom6vil Girls y de los
Hermanos del Capuch6n-
Los p~eriodicos senalan hechos pa
"a justificar con toda arnp!!tud sus
asertos, agrcgando que parece que
han sido inutiles las camparas en-
urendidas contra los rateros, de los
cuales un gran numero Sc ha envla-
do a Ia Colonia Penal de las Islas
Marias.
La nueva banda que ha cOmetldo
estos robos Y asaltos es una demo
minada La Banda Roja, de cuya eXls
tencia tienen conocimiento las auto
ridades policiacas, pero hasta Ia fe-
cha NADIA Sc Ia ,podido hacer contra
ella cue satisfaga a la ansiedad pu-
blica.
De Ia casa de la familia Yedra sc
uevaron los ladrones Ia suma de mi
quinientos pesos, juntamente con TO-
do 10 que habia de valor en- las habl-
~taciones. Lo escandalOso del case
consiste en- que los foragidos anna
| garon Z las personals de Ia familia
con piStola Y punales para amedren,
tarlas y poder sujetarlas despues, ia.
V como las halo Ia policia cuando
acudi6 a prestar auXil!o.
El otro a~salto, cue llam6 mas Ia
atenci6n todavia, fue el hecho al fe'
~rrocarril, en- plera barriada metropo'
litana. Ia de Ia Coloria de Ia Bolsa, y
a las doce del dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
Sc QUEJAN LOS MIEMBROS
DEL COMERCI0 EN- PEQUENO

Los concentrates en- pequeno de
esta capital, contiGlan quejandose
contra ell Ayuntamiento a causa del
aunlento en- las contribuciones ultl-
manente decretado, manifestando
cue les es impossible pagarla en- las
condolences en- que Sc italian los ne
gocios.
Sc habia hablado de que los dichos
com~erciantes Sc declararian en- huel-
ga para 10 pagan, pero ahora Sc in
forma que acordaron n llevar q ca
DO este mov;miento que les puede ser
perjudicial, pero que, en- cambio, en-
viaran IN memorial al Jefe Gel Eje-
cutivo de Ia Naci6n, en- el que lie
conslgnaran Ia forma en- que, segdn
ellos, estan siendo e~xtorsionados por
las autoridades municipales y del
gobierno del Distrito.
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Los con1uaisfas hind1s
esfdn disgnstados con
Ell regimen bolskeuikl

TONDRES. Mario Los age2-
+as en- Berlin de los comunlStas us
IA India Y el Afganistan, que Sc ma
iIar emne6ados en- una activa pre-
uganda anti-britanica, sc haiIaN
INV d;sgustados con los bolsheVi-
Eiz rusos. pues aseguran que el 60,
Licrno del Soviet los ha enganado' al
fomentar entire ellos un movlmleneo
contra los aliados ' esPeclalmente
contra Inglaterra, por una parte
Il entrar en- n~egociaciones de pal
con Ia entente, por la otra.
D;chos REPRESENTATIVES de los CO.
runistas hin6us Y afganes, aseguran
u han estado dando su apoyo a
Lenine = que ahora q q enviar de-
!egados q Copenhague para eXigir de
II. Litvinoff. (representante del Go
bierno del Soviet ruso,) una eXplica'
ci6u relativa a las negociaciones de
paz hechas recientements por ese
gobierno a los aliados.
Las activ:d:des de los agentes hin
dus Y afganes en- Berlin, estan lie,
v6ndcse a efecto principalmente en-,
ire los mahometanos Cefugiados err
Alemania. Dichos acntes estan en-,
Iistando oficiales tuecos que So.
.viad 5 a Reval ' Petrogrado Y de all
= Samara. TN donde sc asegura que
estan organizandose las tropas re,
voluciorarias hind1s.
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NOTAS FORANEAS
SENSIBLE FALLECiMIENTO

FL viernes tie Ia semana Dasada,
falieci6 ell Ia ciudad de Mixico, a
donde habia Il2 para atender 4 su So
lud, Ia sonora S;uana Gomez de Gar
cia, esposa del senior Emiliano Gar
cia, conocido comerciante de Cade-
reyta Jimenez, n. L.
La sonora Conner de Garcia renia
padeciendo de una penosa enferme-
dad Y hace algun tempo estuvo en-
esta ciudad a consular a uno de los
meiores medicos mexicanos. Ultima
mente sus familiares decidieron lie
varla q Mexico, pero apenas llegada
a esa ciudad, ell nal Sc recrudeci6
Il tai extreme que en- unas cuantas
horas lie ocasion6 Ia muerte a Ia Sc
nora.
Tanto el seiior Garcia como Ia Sc
ncra Gomez de Garcia, Sc encuen-
tran c~mparentados con numerosas f.
milias de Cadereyta y Monterrey.