The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22

fered by H. D. Cullen. district super visor. The cup will be awarded to the m member bringing In the largest num- Der of new members during January. Several applications have already been received. The cup Is on exhibit at the jewelry store of Burnett & Johnson.
 Dr. Edmonds to Speak.-Dr. Henry M Edmonds will tell the men of the Rainbow division Monday night of his trip to Europe and how the conditions stood when the war was over. The speaking will take place In the Cham Der of Commerce auditorium and all former members of the Rainbow di- vision are urged to be present and bring their friends.
 sport Changes PIaces--"Bun" Al verson, for~the past Il years in the sporting goods department of the Wimberly-Thomas Hardware com pany, has cast his lot with the B. M. Chenoweth forces and is now holding forth at the Winchester Store" at Twenty-first and Third. Alberson. besides long period of service with the Wimberly Thomas firm. was also with the Birmingham Arms over a 15- year period. He probably has as wide an acquaintapce among amateur athletes. hunters and fishermen as any man in Jefferson county, and he is now greeting his old friends at his new location.
 Will Probated--will of the late W. B. Dickerson. leaving an estate val ued at szo0, 1000, was probated yester- day before Judge J. P. Stiles. The property left by the deceased was de- clared to consist of real and per- sonal- property and stocks and bonds in corporations. With the exception of s2,500 each to his two nephews. Henry J. Marshall and John D. Mar shall. the entire estate Is left for life to his widow. Mrs. Sallie F. Dicker- son. and then to his two daughters, Willie and Ellen Dickerson. Mrs. Dickerson is named as executrix without bond.
 After Licenses--Since January 1 a total of HOO business licenses have been issued. according to records at the office of H. M. Taylor, city comp troller. Approximately s65,000 has been collected from the sale of these licenses, and yesterday s1,500 was the amount collected for licenses issued up to i o'clock. The number of busi- ness licenses being issued Is not as ldf So aS IoI tnS same peIlOQ or laSl year. Officials of the office state that owing to conditions it is consid- cred very good record.
 Discuss Roads-"Good Roads, will be discussed at called meeting of the Vivian Civic league Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Wylam fraternal hall. Members of the Jeff ferson county board of revenue and the city commission have been in- vited to attend the meeting. There will be several speakers on the state bond Issue and on the county issue as well.
 Favors Bancing-Resolution fa- voring dancing at East Lake park were unanimously indorsed by mem bers of local No. 225 of the Inter national Moulders union at its meet ing yesterday. The cooperation and support of the members in this mat ter was pledged. Joe Thompson is president of this local, and J. J. Giglio is secretary.
 Better Improvement Asked-Pro- testing against some street improve ments at Central park, a delegation appeared before the city commission yesterday morning. J. c Chancey headed the committee and 1t was stated that curbing and guttering had been damaged by some street Improvements which have been made in that section. The matter was taken under advisement.