The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-17
BIRMINGHAM
and SUBURBS

Lyric-KeIth vaudeville and "Hend-
less Horsemnn." picture.
Bfjou-Loew vaudeville and "AIr.
barnes of New York." picture.
United Daughters of Confederncy
convention Mt TutwiIer hotel.
Community club luncheon MT the
Southern club.
Civilian club luncheon at the Tut
wiier.
American business club luncheon
mt Southern club.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
luncheon Mt Tutwiler hotel.
DIR. Jones Returns-Dr. w. G. Jones
has returned from Chattanooga.
where ne presented a paper before
the Southern Medical association.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for
car-Alleging that his automobile was
burned beyond repair as a direct re-
suit of an employee of the establish
ment throwing an ignited match be-
meath his car while IL was being
filled with gasoline, ]. j. Toole of
the Toele Baking empany filed suit
itt 9sptpNN dk dliAl TIT - -.
Milton Motor inn in the circuit court.
Injuries AIieted-S.lit for $4,000
against the Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company was filed
in the circuit court by Mrs. r. T..
Charles. growing out of alleged in
iuries sustained Yhen she was thrown
violently to the floor OF "A trolley,
due to negligence on the part of the
NM u nf +, Thu Ia n
have happened ON November 2.
Charter DcIivcred--Wi lliam l..
White. director general of the Amer
lean Business clubs, which have ma
tional headquarters in Birmingham,
returned Thursday morning from
| Ashevilie, N. G., where he delivered
| the charter of the Ashevill, chapter
| This is the first charter that has been
! issued to any North Carolina town,
but several other applications have
been received.
spanish REGULATIONS Over Radio
Members of the Birmingham Spanish
American club were entertained by
radio last night with several reci-
tations in Spanish by f. Montana of
Davenport, la.
He spoke over the radiophone of
station Voc at Davenport. Members
of the club here had arranged indi-
vidually to hear the Spanish speaker
over private receiving stations.
Cigarette Cause of Fire-Fire be-
lieved to have been started by throw
ing lighted cigarette on the mat
tress destroyed the bed and furnish
ings of a second floor room of Mrs.
n j. Higgins boarding house, 2012-14
Fifth avenue. north, Thursday night
at 8 o'clock. Companies No. L and No.
answered the alarm.
Manufacturers TaIk--When the
new broadcasting station Of the Ala
bama Power company begins regular
operations one of the weekly features
will be a short talk on leading Bir
mingham industries by manufacture
ers of the Chamber of Commerce.
The following will make talks: John
w. Slbley, brick manufacture; Donald
Conner, textile industry, and r. |. In
gals, structural steel Others to be
selected Will follow these.
Negroes Fined-William Carter, 400
Third avenue, north. and George Will
liams, Rosedale, negroes. were fined
$50 each and sentenced to 80 days In
the dity jail by Judge Henry j. Mar
tin in police court Thursday. Carter
was charged with reckless driving
and driving an automobile while in
toxicated.
Judgment Of S4.00O-C. w Nelms
administrator of the estate Of Charles
M helms, was awarded a judgment of
S4, 900 by consent in the case of C. w.
helms. against the Louisville and
Nashville railroad in the United
States district court Thursday. Dam
ages asked for by the plaintiff were
| $4,000 alleging that train of the
defendant ran over and killed Charles
NJ Helms near MCINTOSH in Mobile
county several months ago.
/ Sentences Friday-Formal SEN
| fences will be passed on Albert NJ.
Tebshrany. Joseph G. Macksoud.
Louis Boackle, David Y. Markstein
and Donald F. Smallwood by w. l.
Grubb, United States district judge.
$3.50 o'clock Friday morning. The
men were found guilty on a charge OF
conspiracy to conceal assets of the
Jollit Brothers bankruptcy several
weeks ago in federal court. The Jollit
bankruptcy was filed in January
1921