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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
DONATIONS ASKED
FOR AGED COUPLE

A case has been brought to the
attention of The Age-Herald at this
Christmas season which is pitifully
sad.
An old brother and sister, the
former being rs years old and the
latter 10, need aid from this com
munfty in the way of donations and
furniture. The brother is an in
valid confined to his room; the
sister not strong.
Mrs. Elizabeth Duke Brooks, who
asks aid for them. says:
"They are good old people and
have been known to give all they
had to just such a cause. They have
been good church work ers-none
better. as long as they were able.
The sister at her advanced age is
doing everything she can to max Q
living. but they have to have
help. The neighbors are helping,
but can't do all that is needed.
They are desperately in need. par
ticularly, of two single beds and
bedding. one heater and a cooking
stove. Maybe someone has these
things and will donate them to
these old folks
Contributions may be sent -
The Age-Herald office.
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WORK, NOT CHARITY
ASKED BY MAN;
FAMILY TO SUPPORT

One of the most distressing OF the
many poverty stricken cases that
have come under the observation of
The Age Herald during the holiday
season Is that OF a man, unem-
ployed. with three dependents, a
wife, 10-months-old baby and a
three year-old child. totally devoid
of money and with barely enough
food in the home to feed one OF the
hungry little mouths.
The man Is willing to accept
work of any nature that will ar
ford him enough money to buy food
for his family. Odd jobs or per
manent position are being sought
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81, to which a large number OF in
vitations have been issued.
The tea at which Miss Mary Lovett
will entertain on the afternoon OF
Thursday. December 20. from to 3
o'clock, in honor of her neice, Miss
Bessie Mae Lovett, whose marriage
to Mr.. Russell l.. Emig of Detroit,
will be a beautiful affair, bringing
together numbers of the friends of
the honoree, who has spent the past
two years in Detroit. and who has
been one of Bessemer's most admired
young women.
The open meeting of the Wednesday
Music club on December % at the
Woodward club will be brilliant oc-
casion with Mrs Il. L. Huey as d.
rector for the afternoon. A number
of Bessemer's talented musicians will
appear on the program and the guests
will include the members and assoc
ciate members of the club.
On Friday afternoon. December 80.
St Agnes guild of Trinity Episcopal
church will entertain at a silver tea
at the home OF Mrs Charles Ray,
which will be one of the der>>htful
affairs of Christmas week.
Family reunions and informal din
ner parties will feature the week S
festivities.
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Ind. where they will spend the
Christmas holidays as the guests OF
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Frank A. Gallup and daugh-
ter OF New York arrived yesterday 20
be the guests of Prof Frank Gallup,
who is a member Of the Ensley High
school faculty. during the holidays.
Mrs. Ella c. Pogue of Evansville,
Ind, left last night for her home aft
er visit to her daughter, Mrs Neil
Digger.
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"NHAT Tanlac is a wonderful med
icine for delicate children is
concluslvely proven by the re-
markable results accomplished in the
cases of the three children shown i'll
this picture.
Little Blanche Blair of Providence,
r. l., age 10, gained 10 pounds; Re
gina McCabe, at right, age 8, OF
Scranton, Pa, gained 10 pounds; lit
tie Richard Leary, Jr., of Philadel-
phia, who was very delicate, is now
in fine, robust health. The state
ments made by their parents are as
follows:
Mr.. A. NJ. Blair, residing at 20 At
wood street, Providence, r. l., said:
I'VE are just so happy over the
change Tanlac has made in our little
girl that we can't do or say enough
to show our appreciation She had
lost nearly 20 pounds in weight and
looked so frail and weak that her
mother and l were both almost wor-
ried sick over her condition. Since
taking Tanlac, She has already gained
10 pounds, her color is better than it
ever has been and she looks and acts
like a different girl"
Mrs. Catherine McCabe, Ala Dick
ems avenue. Scranton, Pa, said: THE
flu left my little Regina in such
bad condition that l have no idea she
would we with me now If it hadn't
been for Tanlac. 1t is mystery to
me how she lived on the little she
was eating and was SO lifeless she
never even cared to play with the
dolls and toys she got at Christmas.
Since taking Tanlac She is as hardy
and well as any child could be and
has gained Is pounds in weight. l
will always praise Tanlac for restor-
ing our little girls health"
Richard Leary, 2SS2 Palethrope
street. Philadelphia, said: There is
no doubt in my mind but that Tanlac
saved my little boys life. For two
years wouldn't have been a bit sur
prised to have seen him drop off at
any time. He had stomach trouble
and many time the gas pressed up
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ESCAPED PRISONER
TAKEN BY POLICE
Frank McDougaI, Wooden
Legged Prisoner, so
Days at Large

After more than three months of
liberty following his escape from
Deputy Lige Reeves at Calera while
being returned to Birmingham from
Mobile to answer eight charges of
grand larceny, Frank McDougal, ia
nous legged prisoner, is be-
mind the bars of the county Jail, go
days overdue.
McDongal was captured in negro
house yesterday afternoon by Call
Officers Ives Wiseman and Eiland
from police headquarters after he had
led them alchase around the rafters
of the house In which he took refuge
when he saw them and they had
nearly chopped the roof of the house
off with axes in catching their man.
According to the officers. McDougal
had been in Birmingham several days
and when he saw them he ran into
a negro house at Avenue II and
Eighteenth street. south, where he
defied their efforts to lay hands on
him until they resorted to the use OF
axes to chop him out of his refuge.
He was taken to the city jail, from
which Deputy Reeves. the man from
whom he escaped, transferred him to
the county prison. In addition to the
eight old charges of grand larceny.
two additional charges OF larceny
have been lodged against him.
McDougal escaped from a Louis
Vile and Nashville train at Calera
several months ago while being re-
turned to Birmingham from Mobile
for trial. AS the train pulled into Ca
lera he persuaded the deputy to go on
a hunt for sandwiches. When the Of
ficer returned to the seat where he
had left McDougal, the latter had
gone through the window. The train
was stopped and for several hours the
surrounding country was secured
without result. Until his arrest yes
terday McDougal had not been heard
from since his escape so far as the
sh ri ffts nffica G cnncerned
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HOLIDAY Social Events

Bessemer society VIII be gay and
festive during the holiday season, the
large number of college boys and
girls at home will be delightful in
SEPARATION for many formal and In
formal affairs which are planned for
every day and evening.
Among the formal events will be
the Christmas dance at the Woodward
Golf and Country club on December
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EIks, Dance

The Elks will give scrip dance on
Thursday evening at their club, the
date having been changed to this eve
ming on account of the community
Christmas tree.
With the large number of college
girls and young men at home for the
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OHM Is Discussed

The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church held q most
interesting meeting yesterday after
noon at the church, when all four
circles met. The Highland circle was
in charge of the program on this &C.
CASTOR, with Mrs. s. d. Motley as
leader. The meeting was called to or
der at 2:30 o'clock by Mrs Motley
and reports from the various commit
tees of the four circles were 4nade.
Following this business session pro-
gram was rendered with "China" as
the lesson subject. An Introductory
talk on China was made by Mrs. Mot
ley, after which an interesting paper
was read on China" by Mrs. c. d.
Gaines; a short talk on "China's Re-
generation" by Mrs. David M. Gard
ner. Devotional exercises we're led
by Mrs. Il. DeWalt Craig. Later in
the afternoon a social hour was en-
joyed. at which time delicious re-
freshments were served by the mem
bers of the Highland circle. large
number of members were present at
this time.
Announcements
Annual Harvest Day" services Will
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Community Christmas Tree


"a number of new names have been
added to the list of nominees for the
Leggett loving cup within the last few
days and the number now includes:
W. L. Kemp, Dr. e. P. Lacey, v. o.
Bishop, Mrs. George Ross, J. Z. Haff-
ner, Milton j. Brooks. Gordon e. Vail,
J. B. Morton, Lee Moody, r. L. Coons,
Mrs. f. Nj. Owens, Mrs. II. l.. Bains.
Miss JAMIE Hadaway, Miss Maud Buck,
Rev. L. f. StanselI and DR.. +. o. Hell
lier.
Nominations will be received by Mr..
Leggett until January l, when the
contest will close and the nomina-
lions turned over to the judges.
Tho letters indorsing a nominee
and the letters of nomination will be
placed in a beautiful scrap book and
presented to the one who Is awarded
the loving cup.
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Cor him. II anyone knows of any
sort of work than can be had for
this deserving case, they are re-
quested to notify the telephone op-
orator at The Age Herald office,
Main 1900 and the name will be sup
piled at once.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20

Tho Age-Hsra1d maintaips special rep
resentatiYes in BessernSs for handling
correspondence, advertising and Sab
Ecriptions. MIRA L. D. McCoIlum, cor
respondent, receives news items; phone
Besserner 1o72. H. b. walker, Realty
building, Bessemer. manager of oircU-
tation-
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into his chest until his heart palpi-
tated SO 1 thought sure he couldn't
breathe but few more gasps. But
Tanlac gave him back to us strong
and well and we will praise it to our
dying day"
The effect Of Tanlac on the delicate
stomachs of the young is one of the
strongest evidences of it's wholesome
ness as well as its unusual merit.
Although a powerful reconstructive.
Tanlac contains no harmful ingredi-
ents, minerals or opiates which are
so often found in other medicines.
Being composed of the most bene-
fetal roots and herbs known to SCI
ence it Is purely vegetable and can
be taken by the most delicate chill
dren, and does not upset or injure
the weakest or most delicate stomach.
Tanlac is sold In Birmingham by
the Eugene Jacobs Drug Store.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20

The Ensley Lodge No 9S7. Beneyo-
lent and Protective Order of Ellls
will distribute their Christmas bas-
kets to the poor and needy of the
Ensley district Sunday morning. This
lodge does much charity work each
year. but the calls have been more
numerous at this Christmas time than
ever before, and 1t is the desire OF
the committees in charge of this work
to make the baskets as substantial
as possible and to answer each call.
However, it was stated that the most
needy cases would be given first
choice. r. L. Moore is chairman for
the Christmas committee and he viii
be assisted by d. A. Echols. b. f MoX-
ley, VIII Monjot, Louis Maenza, l. \.
Miller. James Busby r. c. Tharon, J,
w. Berry and J.. A. Ransom. The needy
cases were investigated by Sub
chairman b. F. Monkey, Wylam VIII
Monjot Pratt City; James Busby,
Fairfield. and T. c. Tharon. Tuxedo
and Shadyside. All cases should be
reported to Ed Warwick, secretary OF
the Elks lodge, or to r. l.. Moore,
phone Ensley 221.
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holidays, most of whom will arrive on
wednesday, and with special music
Tor the occasion the dance promises
to be one of the delightful events of
the Christmas season.
The checking list will be found at
Pegram-P Pa tton's.
Members OF the Hatil1wah club will
give a bridge and whist party on
Tuesday evening at their clubrooms at
s o'clock. These club parties are
thoroughly delightful and a large
number of members will be present
Tuesday evening.
All singers who compose the Jones'
boro division of Christmas carolers
viii meet Wednesday evening at z
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Parker in Jonesboro.
Annual Harvest Day
With a harvest setting of corn,
wheat and grain and with decorations
of holly, pine and red berries, the
annual harvest cay program of the
Woman's Missionary society of the
First Methodist church was rendered
in the parlors of the church Monday
afternoon.
The annual financial report of the
society gave $712.S7 as the amount
of the funds made by the society
through the year and $14 was the
harvest dFy collection.
The following program was rem
dered at the meeting; Hymn; scrip
ture reading, Miss Maud Buck; pray
er for harvest of material blessings,
Mrs. Ben Purser; prayer for harvest
. - ~ 4.
Bains; talk, Harvest of Workers"
Mrs. G. G. Neal; song. Miss Buck
Harvest of Triumph" Mrs. c. b.
Byars; Harvest of Answered Pray
ers," Mrs. l.. f. Stansell; Harvest of
Souls" Miss Louise Stansen; our
Growth Donald Buck; our Har-
vest" Miss Margaret Copeland; song,
Our Work and Our Growth" Mrs.
D. W. owen; our Harvest" Mrs
Gillette; song, Harvest" Offering;
Doxology.
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BESS sAE R

Bessemer, Decen Der ID acial.)
The Community Christina tree. an
immense cedar, towering abb the
buildings near by, will be put up
Tuesday on Third avenue opposite the
Presbyterian church The commit
tee TO secure the tree, with J. I.
Reeder, chairman, feel that they were
fortunate in procuring one large
enough to meet the requirements of
the occasion.
1t will be placed in a trench of
some depth and cemented in place and
when decorated and lighted may be
seen for a great distance. On Christ
mas Eve from 5 to Z o'clock the chill
dren of the various Sunday schools
will render q program of Christmas
songs and readings under the tree.
Community Christmas Tree
y The donations of food supplies were
greatly increased Monday by the
children of the city bringing piles
and piles of potatoes to the Grand
theatre in response to the announce
nrent of J. A. Snider, manager of the
theatre, that he would permit chill
dren TO the performances on Mon
day, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day free If they would bring five po-
tatoes of either kind to be donated to
the tree.
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Fire Department Busy

The Ensley fire department was
kept busy during Monday, having
made six runs during the day, two
calls being to Pratt City, while the
other four were in Ensley. The first
run was made to Tenth avenue and
Fortythir street. where the house,
which was owned and occupied by
William Shivers, was on fire. Dam
ages are estimated to amount to
about 500. The second call was to
1885 Sixteenth court, where the home
of J. f. SHELDON was burning, caused
by a spark on the roof. Damages in
this instance were slight. The third
run was made to 500 Fifth street,
where negro house was on fire.
Damages amounted to about IS. About
1910 o'clock a false alarm was an
swered to 1211 Avenue NJ, and at
1910 o'clock the fifth run was made
TO 730 Short Twentieth street, where
a house occupied by negroes was
burning. Damages amounted to about
$15 The sixth call was answered
when the department made second
run was made to Tenth avenue and
Forty third street. where the house,
serves to be compllmented in view of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20

Lieut.. Leslie Walker. who is in
structor of the aviation corp of the
Culver Military academy. arrived yes
terday to be the guest of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Walker, on Pike
avenue, during the Christmas holt
days.
Mrs. Neil Digger and daughter
Miss Charlotte Digger. expect to
leave Friday night for Evansville.
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CINCINNATI

Local Sleeping Car, Southern Railway
System
Leave Birmingham ......7:1B n. m.
Arrive Cincinnati ........S:s0 a. m.
City Ticket Office. los N. goth st.
Phone Main $40
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be held this morning at 10 o'clock at
the Shadyside Methodist church by
the members of the Woman's Mis-
sionary society of this church Final
reports for the years work Will be
announced a. this time.
The White Christmas exercises will
be held at the First Christian church
by the members of this Sunday school
Christmas morning at the regular
Sunday school hour.
The White Christmas exercises of
the Ensley Highlands Methodist
church viii be observed Christmas
morning and will take place of the
II o'clock service.
The Junior Missionary society of
the Shadyside Methodist church will
have their Christmas tree exercises
this afternoon at o'clock In the prl-
mary department.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Donaldson will
entertain in compliment to the mem
bers of the Lifters class or the First
Methodist church Sunday school on
Wednesday evening at their home
1924 Terrell boulevard, This class is
composed Of small boys and girls
with Miss Lanye Smith as teacher
All members of this class are urged
to be present at this affair.
Mrs. J. Alvin Clay will be hostess
to the members of the Tuesday Eve
hinge Five Hundred club this eve.
ming at her home. 3404 Avenue +.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20

Much interest is being manifested
in the Christmas tree program which
will be given Saturday evening at the
Southern Bell Telephone company's
office ON Nineteenth street for the
benefit of the employees of this COM
pany. Miss Magnolia Goodwin will be
in charge at this time and will be ably
assisted by a number of her Co
workers. This department OF the
company is composed of SO young
" omen ond a number of young men
who will share in this holiday at
fair
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
MISS BERNEY GILLEN

Messages may be phoned to
Ellis Jewelry Co., Ensley 367.
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the fact that none of the calls re-
suited in much loss.
The following invitation has been
received by a number of Ensley ctti
zens, which Will be especially inter-
esting to the younger set: THE In
terfratres club requests your pres
ence Thursday, December %, from 8
until o'clock, Southern club. Dane
ing, Formal" These Invitations are
beautifully engraved and bear the
club insignia in attractive colors.
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Announcements
Annual Harvest Day" services will
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Gonzalez Marie l.. n,h.:al"Z .\lhcrty.
Quimtfn Gol.l.cz. i'a>c;iSio Gotay.
Carmen Luisa Glnnl rarili"r N.
Gut;Grlrz. Maria Iu:>a IIeIma. Julia
He,uindcz. Dolores Irizarry Pagan.
Maria Teresa .IackSJ.!. G,nza!H il
m6Eez. I.idia Jimti"2. aIonSerrate
Jorldn. .Iuaa G. La>>nllc, Ana la
bel I.augier I"susa Ltbr6n Garcia.
Maria L"hr6n ORTIZ. Miguel Angel
Lebr6n. ~Franc'~ca Leon. Maria Leon.
Antonio L6l.cz QHiiioit2z Carlos L1-
pcz R"tIrfgucH, Rcduifo Lopez Men
d2z. Sofia Lopez Jorge L,igo. Antonio
Luis. Ilcrmin.a Maduln. Juan Maldo-
natlo. Maria Amelia Maidona,lo. MAJ
ria MaIzaar. GnlrGiua Mariani Con
ccpci0n AIaitineH, ialiH Il. Marli-
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neZ. Petra MARTINEZ lSam9, Mnrto-
re!I. Joaquina Mattel. Mcna McFalinc
O'Neill. Carmca Medina Rcrnab6. Ro-
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llendc. Juan Alvarez. Maria Alvarez
Carmcn Maria Antonmatt.,i Emilia
Arumburo. Herminio .ArZola, Juan f.
ArZola Pablo Ayla GonzlieZ. Mar
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Catalina RcrdesG2r. jose Manuel
Racrga i>clgado. Luis Baerga. .Iuani-
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ras. Buenaventura Barretc. Jose f.
Barrcto Gonzalez. Angel Berberei4a,
Maria NJ. ReidegUer. Ana Maria Be-
rifos Bicnvenida Berries Matos. Car
men Berrfos. Angela Luisa Blasco.
Maria Horia. Carmen Bull Fcrrer.
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macho. Ramon randeiaro. jose Ca
pella Alvarez. Felipe y. Cardona,
Ernn>to Carrusquillo. Manueia Cas-
taho. Fausto RCber.e CaStrodad. Jo-
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Emma Sifre Anil. Eva Sifre Anil.
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ria Rosa Coro,as. Luis ~ Corretjer.
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villa. Trinidad Davila. Enriqueta dc
Jesus. Francisco de Jeslis. Petra Ma
ria Delgad0. Santiago del Rio Sepul-
yeda. Juan Dfaz. ,Josefa Luisa Diez.
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minsuez. Rafael Dcminguez. C1otilde
Duran Nicolds Elias. Maria Espino-
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celia Frontera, CoI.epcion FuantcS.
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yes. 0ctavio Reyes .Avila, Octavio
Reyes Garcia. Antonio Rivera Colon.
Francisco Rivera Jesus Rivera. Jose
Antonio Rivera Leonardo Quiiiones,
Rivera. McnSerratc Rivera, Rafael
Rivera Leon. Rosa Maria Rivera. Pu-
IA Rivera. Sabina Rivera, Carmen
Rodriguez. Dolores Rodriguez, Juan
Rodriguez Llabr6S. Gloria Rodriguez
.loaqllina Rodriguez Joseiina Rodrf-
glltSa. Patra Rodriguez Rivera. Pedro
Rodriguez RitGrt!a Rodriguez Rivera.
Carmen Rolddn RaiAos. Filemena
RonagUcra. jose Antonio Roman
Domingo RcSalo. Angela Rosario.
.llcianlrina Rosario. Rafael Rotgar
Nictoriano Ruiz, Laura Gecrgina Saa-
Vcula. .IcSefa SaiTadG SerrauO, Pe-.
dro J. Salichs. Esp"ranza Sanchez,
Jose Gabriel Sanchez. Sofia Menar
Sanchez. .I0Sefa SindWal Fernandez.
Carme. Santana. Jose Santiago To
rres. Luis Fl. Santiago. Maria r.
S:!Ila:;Iso Rivera. Vaicntfn Santiago.
Petra Fredcswinda Segaria Ismael
Scpiiycda. Elisa Serrano. Manuel
seyil!ano, Manuel Sierra. Modesto
Soto. Rosa Maria Scto, Maria SOLO
mayor. Edelmira Tapia. Nrancisca
TRADE, Pura Trilla. EuIalin Valentfn.
Maria Teresa Wallis. Antonia Vargas.
Ana Teresa Vd2quez. Juan Vega Con
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vil!odas. Luz Maria viyaldi. Dolores
ytizcurrondo. Alacelia f. Yordan,
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