The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-24

Lyrie-keith vaudeville and "Mary
the Poor Girl,' picture.
BiiOu-Loew vaudeville, with
Franklin Farnuni.
Woman Arrested-Susle O'Neal, ne
gress. 148 Mamie avenue. Frenchtown,
was fined $50 and costs for violating
the prohibition law by Judge Martin
in police court yesterday afternoon.
The woman is alleged to have had IL
gallons of apple cider in her resi-
dence when it was raided Saturday
afternoon by Detectives Propst, Nc
Gill and Patton.
Negro Is HeId--Felix Bunkley, ne
gre, Avenue G, between Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty third streets, had an
eye knocked out of its socket by a
blow with piece of iron, said to
have been welded by Adam Randall.
negro, Fourteenth street and Alley
c, yesterday. Randall was arrested
and is being held at the county jail
on a charge Of assault with intent to
murder. The trouble between the
two men is said to have originated
over small amount of money.
Tobacco stoIen-James Howard
and Sam Mummah were placed in the
county Jail yesterday on a charge of
burglary and grand larceny from the
storehouse of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles at Pratt City. The men are
alleged to have taken tobaccos and
cigarettes valued at $100. Bond was
set at $500.
Many to Sing--Indications are that
the all-day singing to be held at
Giles Memorial Baptist church, Sec
ond avenue and Seventh street, next
Sunday, will be the largest ever held
in the district. The following will
appear on the regular program: Ga
nus brothers, Riley brothers, Hughes,
Crumley, Hardin, J. Henry Showalter,
Dye, Gone, O'Barr, Doughty brothers,
Cook brothers, Docllery and Stewart.
Special numbers will be given as fol-
lows: Solo by Mrs. S. A. Ganus;
quartet, by Collins, higgins, Busby
and Mcdonald; solo by ]. Henry
Showalter of West Milton, o.. quar-
tet, by Riley brothers; quartet, by
Ganus brothers; quartet. by two of
the Ganus brothers, Riley and
Hughes; quartet, by Stewart, Cone.
Mcdonald and Crumfey; quartet, by
the ladies' quartet of Seventh street.
Clerk Married--Mrs Jessie Mae
Griffith and r. b. Jones were mar
ried Saturday afternoon at the North
side Methodist church. For a num-
Der of years Mrs. Jones had been a
clerk in the divorce division of the
chancery court. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
will make their home in this city.
Negress on Trial--The case of Cit
tie Armstrong, negress, who is being
tried on a charge of murder in the
criminal division of the circuit court,
will be continued today before Judge
w. E. Fort. She is alleged to have
shot and killed Adah Cleveland. ne
gress, last April. A large number
of witnesses were examined yester-
day.
Another Dies--Henry Miller, alias
"Geechie,' negro, no Fourteenth
street, south, died at Hillman hos
pital yesterday morning from bullet
wounds sustained In a duel in which
John Lyons and Ella Richardson were
killed at zoos Johns street on the
night of October 10. LORNA Sims, ne
gress, who was struck by stray bull
let's, was reported at Northside in
Urinary to be rapidly recovering.
MARITIME Pays Fine-Louis MARITIME,
1910 Twenty-first STREET, north, was
fined 500 for violating the prohibi-
ton law yesterday afternoon by
Judge Martin, following his plea of
guilty to a charge of having 100 gall
Ions of wine in his residence when it
was raided by Motor Scouts Nicely,
Morris and Cobb Sunday night.
New Club Starts--William l.. White,
president of the American Business
club, will leave for Nashville this
morning, where he will deliver a
charter to the American Business
club there and will also address the
members at their luncheon today.
Small Letters Bother--Mail smaller
than % inches by inches causes a
waste of time in cancelling and Post
master r. b. Smyer has issued a
warning against it's use. He said this
was in accordance with recent orders
from Washington and that it was
probable small pieces of mail would
be barred from the mail
Hardware Men Return-J. D. Moore
president of the Moore Handley Hard
ware company and his son, ]. d.
Moore. Jr., arrived in Birmingham
yesterday from Atlantic City, where
they attended the National Hard
ware convention.
offices To BE Here--Incorporatfon
papers were taken out yesterday in
probate for the establishment of the
Georgia-Alabsma Lumber company