The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-19
CITY ITEMS

nam city union or the GpWoTll League will present the drama, eTht Stream of Life" a six-reel picture , in the auditorium of the First Metho- dist church on Friday evening. Jan uary 20. at o'clock.
 Additional seryfce.-Twice- a weel service on the Warrior river begins today with -propellers leaving Port of Birmingham and New Orlean. simultaneously, There will hereafter be two sailings per week, both north. bound and southbound.
 Busy Meeting Season.- Ten to 1S meetings per diem are held in com mittee rooms and auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce, according tc Assistant Secretary Charles F. Yarn He reports greater demand for meet ing quarters than Birmingham af- lords.
 Moffett Is Delcgate,-Charles K Moffett president of the Gulf States Steel company will represent the Ala bama Manufacturers association at 2 joint convention of the National As. sociation of Manufacturers and tho American Valuation association, tc be held iT Washington January 30. 
 Henderson to Lecture-"A Tip tc Preachers" is what Prof. F. M. Hen derson, head of the department ot Journalism at Birmingham Southern will address his class in the evening of January 24. The ministers of the district have been invited to heal this lecture, which will be delivered at the First Methodist church. 
 Paved Streets Asked-Asking tha Avondale be given better pavet streets, more street lights and tha an entrance be made to the librar, from the avenue, delegation of citi zens from the Avondale Civic league headed by E. c. Thurston, president | and George R. Carter, appeared be fore the city commission yesterda, morning. The commission agreed tC visit that section tomorrow.
 Observe Roads Day-Friday will h, observed in all Birmingham schools as Good Roads day in compliance witr the request of John W. Abercrombie state superintendent of schools, ac. cording to a bulletin issued yester. day by Dr, c. B. Glenn. superintendent of city schools. In the bulletin prin. cipals of all city schools are requested to direct the attention of the children Of their schools to the value of good roads
 Permits Issued.-Buildin.y permit. Tor the erection of two-story brick veneer building on Tenth avenue anc Forty-third street, south, was issued yesterday to W. E. Willett, accordins to records at the office of the city building inspector. The house vii cost $2,500. Dr. P. H. Woodall also obtained permit to repair frame building, 1911 Eula street, south. Tht work will cost s1,sOo.
 Lindsay Arrested.-Ross Lindsay o west End was arrested yesterday aft ernoon by City Detective w. E. Gar ner and Patrolman J. B. Ives on ; charge of violating Section 151 of th. penal code. The arrest was made |, the store of MT. and Mrs. CharIe Beldona, 733 Twenty-first street ! north, after he had attempted to mas a raised s bill on them. Accordjn, to the arresting officers, the ma, was attempting to pass $5 bill whicl had been raised to s10.
 Sims Announces-Formal decIara ton of his candidacy for the stat, senate from Jefferson county, subjec to the action of the democratic pri mary next August, was filed in nro bate court yesterday by Henry Irnso, Sims, local attorney. Mr Sims b., been urged for some time to becon, candidate for this office bv hi friends. He has practiced law in pir mlngham for mum Der of years dur ing winch time he has also bee, active in civic affairs and is vel known throughout the county. Girls Give Aid.-A number of girl | employed at Woolworth's store a, Third avenue and Nineteenth stree have raised fund of s7 which vii be used for the purpose of furnishin, meals to unemployed men. An nouncement was made yesterday b F. A. Cuiley, the new head of the cit welfare department, who stated tha he sent two men over to the stor yesterday to get a meal. These girl state that that amount of money wi. be subscribed each week and that i will pay for "A meals,' he said. "an | they are most anxious to assist thes men in this way. w. B. Flemming ! at the head of the Woolworth's Re l Her dSSOCldtlOn.
 l Sing Announced.-The communit ! music committee announces that | series of Sunday concerts will b | given at the Lyric theatre beginnini l Sunday. These concerts, bette known as Community Sings" las season drew capacity houses and vii no doubt prove as popular this sea son. Many of Birmingham's bes 1 soloists will appear in this series. tn first group being the quartet fror the First Baptist church, includln
 Mrs. J. J. Strickland. soprano; Mrs
 R. P. McCowan, contralto; MT. Byr
 Haley, tenor: Mir. Gordon Erickson
 baritone, with MT. E. L. Taylor at tn piano. The quartet will sing a | arran.g ement, of the sextette fror
 Lucia di Lammermoor." The stella
 attraction at these concerts has bee
 the orchestra, which this season vii
 be augmented in the string and rec
 sections. These concerts are free t
 the public.