The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-10
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Jefferson - "Woman of Bronze," with Margaret AnsIin.
 Lyric-Keith Vaudeville and "Bis Majesty" picture.
 Bijou-Loew Vaudeville and "Lights of the Desert.D picture.
 Boy Scout Jsmboree st Fair Grounds.
 Civitan Club Luncheon at TutwiIer Hotel.
 Community Club Luncheon at Southern Club.
 | American Business Club Luncheon l at Southern Club.
 | Norman Recovers.--E. R. Norman. assistant postmaster. returned to his desk Thursday after an illness of several days.
 Mrs. Echois Returns.--Mrs. Mary Echols. commissioner of health and education. who has been i'll for sew eral days, returned to her office Thursday.
 l Phillips Appointed.--J. P. Phillips of the Birmingham Packing com pany, has been appointed a member of the committee on improved live stock breeding and a member of committee to confer with livestock producers of the institute of Ameri- can meat packers
 Bank. to Close. Armistice day, Saturday. being a legal holiday, all Birmingham clearing house banks will be closed. Armistice day is also a legal holiday throughout the state. It Is probable that number of bust ness houses will be closed on that day also.
 | N~ 1nn- ~a pacity still and 200 gallons of beer were destroyed Thursday morning by Federal Prohibition Officers Wilson, Buckner, Fowler and Seals The still was captured in Cahaba valley. No arrests were made.
 Two Negroes Hurt.-John Moore and Fred McGee, negro employees of the Virginia Bridge company, were severely injured Thursday morning when a scaffold upon which they were working at the plant fell with l them. They were taken to South Highlands infirmary and were re- ported resting well. Held on Murder Charwe.--Otis Nol- | ley, negro, Rosedale, Is held in the county jail without bond on a charge | of murder yesterday, having, 1t is | alleged, shot and killed Henry Parker, negro, Rosedale, on last Sat urday night, following an argument. which originated over domino game. | The shooting took place on the Montgomery highway, in the heart of Rosedale. Nolley claims self defense. Temple Emanu-EI.-Regular Sab bath eve services will be held at tho Temple Emanu-El tonight at 8 o'clock. Dr. Morris Newfield will have for the theme of his sermon, 1 Anniversary Thoughts of Armistice Day"
 There will be a special musical pro- gram and the public. especially ex- service men, are invited.
 shlI Discovered.-In a raid con- ducted on a vacant house at S14 Thir- tieth avenue, north. Detectives G. N. Bragan and R. J. Walton found 40- gallon capacity still and six barrels of mash Thursday afternoon. No arr rests were made. The still was complete copper outfit, and was ca pablo of turning out large quantities of whisky daily, according to the off, ficers
 | Two Plead GuiIty.-Harry Williams and Harry Samson of Birmingham l pleaded guilty to charge of violat-
 
 W. I. Grubb. district judge, Thursday, i and were sentenced to IS months in I the federal penitentiary in Atlanta. | The men were placed in the county l jail, pending transference to prison. Federal Officials Return.-W. l. | Grubb, United States district judge; Charles B. Kennemar, United States district attorney; Jim c. Smith and Charles R. Robinson, assistants; Ma | jor c. J. Allison, clerk of the United States district; c. W. McPhail. head of the investigation bureau of the de- partment of Justice; T. J. Kennemar. chief deputy marshal; John T. Stew art and R. A. Morris, marshaFs dep- uties, and Miss Kathlyn Mccarthy, clerk to the district attorney, arrived | in Birmingham Thursday morning from Anniston, where they attended term of federal court.