The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-03
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 Lyric-Keitb vaudeville and pie ture.
 Bijou-Loew vaudeville and up and At En-" picture.
 Civitant club luncheon.
 munity club luncheon.
 American Business club luncheon.
 Senator Thomas Heflin speaker at Jefferson theatre.
 Rountree to TaIk-J A. Rountree. director general of the United States Good Roads association and the United States good roads show, an- nounced yesterday that he had ae- cepted an invitation of the Southern Commercial congress to deliver an address before that body on Novem- Der 2l. The subject of his address, he said, will be "The Relation of Highways to the General Problem of Transportation"
 Cbristmas Benefit-The Fountain Heights Brotherhood class will give an oyster supper from 6:30 to S:30 o'clock Friday evening. The supper is for the benefit of a Christmas enter tainment, and Is held each year.
 Oyster Supper-The Women's aux Hilary of the Third Presbyterian church, Twenty second street and Avenue B. will serve an oyster sup per Friday afternoon to raise funds for the general work of the church.
 Praise for PoIice-A letter ex- pressing the thanks of the Birming ham Railway, Light and Power com pany for the assistance rendered on halloween night by the Birmingham police department in the work ot preventing disastrous accidents to street cars and passengers was re- ceived Thursday by Chief Fred H McDuff from T. G. Brabston, super intendent of transportation. In his communication MT. Brabston praised the work of the department and de- plored the conduct of younger Bir. mingham in turning what was in tended for a night of mild pleasure into one of rowdyism and destruction "Yo Class Starts-Prof. P P. Burns addressed 3S men at the opening oi the public speaking class of the r. M. c. A. Wednesday night. Ht told of the rising importance oi speaking ability, and characterized this country as "the greatest natior of after dinner speakers on earth Thirty-six men have enrolled for tn. puDllC SptdhIHS tidS5C5s WhiIh W IT meet every Wednesday night. accord | ing to H. R. Howell, director. Miner Fined s5O-Thomas Scott alias Coggins, mine superintendent arrested Wednesday night or Twenty-fi street between Fourtl and Fifth avenues, by city detectives following an alleged insult offered { young woman while in the compan, of her two children, was fined $5' and given a sentence of 90 days 1T police court Thursday. In addition Scott was fined $50 for violating thu prohibition law.
 Shepard to Visit City-Alex shep ard. leading Birmingham citizen O | the nineties, Is on his way to Bir mingham from Honolulu for visit MT. Shepard is in business connected with the government in the Hawaiian Islands. He came across in ship ant at Los Angeles stepped in his auto
 mobile and Is coming through coun | try in that fashion. He is now il Texas and Is expected to arrive 1T l Birmingham October 6. Mir. Shepard
 was at one time associated with Gen | Louis V. Clark in the insurance ant real estate business.
 Pullman Company Sued-Mrs. lds Karples filed suit in the circuit cour Thursday against the Pullman com pany for $25,000 damages. The plain | tiff claimed that on May ', 1922, sh
 received severe injuries when she fel from one of the company's cars whei l 1t had stopped at Asheville. N. c. Sh charged that the stool placed for hel to step on collapsed. Driver Exonerated-L. O. Heflin 0 118 First avenue, north, was ex. onerated of all culpability in tn, death of Charlie Watkins. age T, Fl First avenue. north. who was killed Wednesday by jitney operated b. Heflin. according to the verdict O Coroner J. D. Russum. when he com pleted an examination of witnesse
 Thursday afternoon.
 Duncan Visits Here-E. M. Duncan city and county bacteriologist o Charlotte, N C., was registered Thursday at the Tutwiler. Mir. Dun can was formerly of Birmingham.
 Pastor Recovers-The Rev. J. 4 Bryan, pastor of the Third Presbyte- rian church. Twenty second street and Avenue G, will deliver vita
 sermon to the members of his con gregation Sunday evening. The publi, Is cordially invited.