The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22
BIRMINGHAM
and SUBURBS

Jefferson-..The Cat and the ca
nary
Lyric-Ketth vaudeville and FIFTY
Candles. picture.
Bijou-Loew vaudeville and "wiId-
ness of Youth. picture.
Rotary club luncheon mt Southern
club.
Exchange club luncheon Mt Tutwiier
hotel.
Literature department of Axis club
mt club house mt ; o'clock.
Axis Club to Meet-The department
of literature OF the Axis club will
meet at o'clock Wednesday, after
noon at the club Mouse ON Eighth
| avenue, according to Mrs. Ralph Bar
iirow, chairman. The department at
present is studying modern poetry
sFun Mite" Thursday-A large num-
Der of the members of the Young
/ Peoples department of the the First
Methodist Sunday school and their
friends are expected to attend the
fourth weekly Fun Mite" entertain
ment which will be held In the school
building at o'clock Thursday night
Forgery Charged X Strong, 500
in the city jail Tuesday afternoons by
Detectives Bragan. and Walton and
Is being held for a state warrant
charging forgery. He is alleged to
have forged checks amounting to 1855
on b. f.. Biehl. 22i5 Seventh avenue.
Change in Realty Firm-Announee
ment was made Tuesday that the real
estate firm of Hiden. Cheek & Hale
has been changed TO Hiden, Cheek &
Parker owing'to change made in the
personnel. Cecil L. Parker has sue
ceeded ]. Winston Hale, who resigned
Ito go into business for himself The
firm will retain the same offices at
212l12 First avenue, north.
Beware Watchword--Anoth warm
ing has been issued to ali automobile
owners to beware of having bright
lights on their cars and lenses with
out the proper DINNERS. Corrugated
lens are prohibited. This warning
was issued Tuesday by police officials
and all motor scouts have been in
structed to be on the lookout for vio-
lators.
Agent Visits Here-Robert f. Riley.
travelling freight agent of the United
American steamship lines. which has
installed a. monthly service between
Mobile and the Pacific coast. was in
Birmingham Tuesday looking over
this field with a view to promoting
Pacific coast business over his line.
While here. he was the guest Of
George G. Mclaughlin, local agent of
Page & Jones. Mobile, who are the
Mobile representatives of the United
American lines.
Musicians Wanted-The Birming-
ham marine corps recruiting station
announced Tuesday that instructions
were received from Washington to ac-
cept enlistments from young men be-
tween the ages of II and. IS years to
learn the drum and trumpet. The
men will be transferred to the mu-
sicians school at Paris Island. s. c.,
where they will be ratedsa as trumpters
after the required courses are com
pleted.
Four Sisters Petition-Four Sisters
of Perpetual cdoration of the West
End convent filed their first natural
ization papers in theAeierk's office of
the United states district court Tues
dav afternoon. bringing the total
within the past two. weeks to eight.
Those who declared ffieir Intentions
VI DttbHliik AMERICAN fiIlLenS IueS-
day were Miss Rosa Fritschi. Miss
ThereseI Kaiser, Miss Therese Medl
and Miss Sybilla Pelzer.
Kidnapped Negro in Jait-Fear that
Ed Hill. neero: a1s Thirteenth ave-
nue.. Enon Ridge. had been taken out
by gang of white men Monday night
and had been floEged was dispelled
Tuesday morning when he was found
incarcerated in the county Jail on a
charge of assault with intent to MUIR
der. HiIr was in the custody of the
officers for about four hours. which
accounted for his disappearance. He
is alleged to have attacked a white
man during the early weeks OF the
railroad strike. although the victim
was not seriously injured.
Attend Shrine Banquet-A delega-
ton from Birmingham attended the
banquet and ceremonies of the An
niston Shrine lodge Of Zamora temple
Monday night, returning to Birming-
ham Tuesday morning In the party
were: Ell Shcrtridge ,potentate Mrs
shortridge, p. z. McLendon, cere-
monial master; Mrs. MrLendon.
Charles J. Geohegan. DR.. and Mrs Fl.
g. Crelly and Mr.. and Mrs. a. r..
J " eAs.