The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22

IHR1LLING ACIS
 The programme for the performances this afternoon and tonight includes some of the most thrilling of the g. acts which the Prince performs According to an- louncement of Manager Mulhollan ast night, the programme will be as ollows
 Dancing on the wire. 9 Lying down 'n the wire. 3. Standing on head on the op of a chair with hands and feet in he air. 1. Lying on back across chair Yith hands and feet in the air 5 Sen- atonal tricks done on chair balanced on he wire. 6. Blindfolded, Prince Nelson Halks across the wire and back with his eet in a small basket
 It is announced that several other ricks will be put into the programme t both the afternoon and evening per ormanee with numerous new features ntroduced each time. At night Prince Nelson will appear in a suit highly H. Illuminated with electricity which wi4h the addition of the searchlghts and the other illumination will make his act IS easily visible as in the day time.
 The first performance will take place his afternoon at ? o'clock on the wire. mich is on Twentieth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues The second performance takes place tonight at g o'clock. Other performances will he given at the same place and hours to. morrow and Friday
 DONATE PROCEEDS
 Since the campaign of the Anti-Tuber- culcsis association still lacks several thousand dollars of reaching the quota ot S5,000 which was the original goal of, l1eers of the association and members of the allied armies have expressed high ap- preetation of the efforts of the American Legion. which is donating the entire pro- ceeds to this cause. It is believed by those in charge of the work that before the final performance Friday night there will be few people in Birmingham who will not be wearing one of the red, white and blue tags which will be given by the workers to each person making a donation to the cause.
 Chairman Brewer announced yesterday that M. H. Sterne had consented to act as treasurer and that he would have his headquarters, at the Southern club. William Sell. adjutant of the Birming- ham post of the American Legion. will have full charge of the distribution of the contribution receptacles and the badges which all workers will wear. A delega- ton of American Legion members will be scattered through the crowd to see that no unauthorized soliciting takes place. and that only the duly appointed work CTS collect any donations for this cause.
 The following is a list of team cap tains. with locations:
 Post No. 1-Twentieth street door, Hotel Molton north to Sixth avenue, Capt George l.. Bailes. Post No. 2-Southern club corner. Capt James Lee. Post No g. Moulton hotel corner, Capt J. J. Jack sen Post No 4-In front of Athletic club Capt. w. S. Pritchard. Post No. 5-ln front Young Mems Christian associations north to Sixth avenue. Capt. IT, M. Pow ell. Post No. 6-Southwest corner Fifth avenue and Twentieth street, and south Twentieth street to Fourth avenue, Capt Charles Brown and Capt. James Simpson. Post No. 7-Tutwiler hotel cor ncr, including north entrance to Tutwiler, Capt. Evans Dunn Post No. S-Twen- teth street entrance to Tutwiler and south to Fourth avenue Capt. Clifford Forbes
 In addition to the posts above outlined arrangements have been made for a pa trol under the command of Capt Arthur Greenwood. This patrol will cover all ter ritory. including outlying territory, to see that no one is overlooked.