The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-09
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Lyric-Keith vaudeville and pic. ture.
 BiIou--Locw vaudeville and pie. ture.
 Cosmopolitan luncheon at the Southern club.
 Real estate board luncheon mt the Tutwiler hotel.
 Junior Chamber to Meet-The Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet Thursday evening in regular monthly session and discuss a live topic. The question Is whether to limit the mem bership to 300. The matter Is to be debated and action taken according to majority viewpoint.
 Hospital Insurance-Hospital in- surance Is being developed by the Baptist hospital. Any individual or family is eligible for this insurance according to hospital authorities. The rate is $2.50 per month for fam lily. or s1 per month for an individ- ual, for a private room, the services of nurse, and all general hospital facilities. For ward bed and the same service and facilities, the rate Is $1 per month for a family or 50 cents for an individual.
 League Branches out--By appoint ing subcommittees to work directly in each precinct of Jefferson county the Law Enforcement league has completed extension of It's operations throughout the county. Heretofore, its work has been limited to Birming ham. Membership of the league has been increasing rapidly. 1t is said. Mrs. Bunn Dangerously Ill-A short message from o. l.. Bum. who is at the bedside of his aged mother in Tuscumbia, yesterday, was to the eff fact that she had sustained second paralytic stroke and the end was ex- pected at any hour.
 Cnrcasses Removed--Forces of the street department work were busy Wednesday removing the carcasses of dead animals burned in the Birming- ham stock yards fire Monday. Com missioner Dickson said Wednesday that the removal probably would be completed by Thursday noon. The bodies are being removed to the cremation plant. 7
 Deputy Returns--C. B. Armstrong, chief deputy of the comptroller's de- partment, returned to his desk Wednesday after an Illness of several days.
 Drug Store Robbed--Several checks of unknown denominations and $6S in currency was obtained from the register of the German Gamble Drug company, Twenty fourth street and Second avenue. Wednesday night. No arrests have been made.
 Narcotics stolen-Dope fiends or sneak thieves operating while em- ployes in the drug store were oth- erwise occupied obtained one drachm of morphine and 160 grains of codine in the Vance Drug store, 1900 Tus- caloosa avenue, and made safe exit from the pharmacy. Police were mo- titled but no arrests were made.
 Rate Case Postponed-Ths case of Birmingham building material deal CTS seeking lower rates on roofing from tffe middle west and asking for reparation involving s25.000, has been postponed for hearing by the interstate commerce commission un- til December. It was to have been heard Friday. but O. l.. Bum, man. ager of the bureau. was unable to att tend on account of tho illness of his mother at Tuscumbia, hence the post ponement.
 student Leader Here-John J. Sparkman, president of the student body of the University of Alabama, was in Birmingham Wednesday en route to the university after a visit to his home at Albertville, Ala. Sparkman was recently elected pres ident of the Alabama Young Mems Christian association in convention at Montgomery. He has served as president of the university branch of the association. has edited tho col lege newspaper. and has been hon ored in many other ways by his fel- low students.
 New Stamps Coming-The new 1922 series of 15, 25 and 50-cent stamps will be on sale at the Washington post office November II, but 1t will be several weeks. according to Post master R. B. Smyer. before the office here will have them.
 Limited service-On Armistice Day, November II, the post office carrier service in the business district will be limited to two deliveries, and in the residence section to one delivery. Rural carriers will make their sregu- lar tours. Window service will be given from 8 o'clock to 12 noon.
 To Honor SIemory-Resolution to the memory of the late Frank B.