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New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Ports Not Listed Alpha
betically IN Guide Can
Be Located as Follows:

ADEI.AIDE See Brisbane Freemantls
ALGoA BAyIsee Cape Town. Africa
South. WaIfisch Bay
aMsTERDAM--see Rotterdam
ANT0E'AGSASTA-S Criseobal Valparaiso
ARICA-see cristobal valparaiso
ATLASSTIc moRoccAs PORTS = See
AzoREs--s Africa West
DAHrA-see Rlo de Janeiro. Buenos Ayres
ssAlTIG I, !, |, TIy 5sTATEs-sae gr5 ! s. Denmark
BATAVIA See Penang
fiATUM---See Constantnople
BEIRA--See Africa South, Cape Town
BEIRuT-~see constantinopla, csu,a. Glib
bella WAN DELr--see Penang
E3EsilfH AST--See Cork
BELGIAN CoNGO-see Africa-west
BERG EN---see Trondhjem
BLACK. 81. seq PoRTs,ses ceuta
BOMBA T--See karaehi. Port Said
BRAII.A--See Constsntinopls
BUNBURY--See Freementie
BURGAS-See Constantiuopie
CALCUTTA Karachi, Port Said
Africa-Nsst
C!AsSAfIE EsS--See Africa West
CFIANARAL-See valparaiso
GHEREgURG = See southampton. Plym-
CtJRIS Trondhjem
coLIoMgLA--see col Puerto Colombia
5C0L0MBO-Se Karachi Port Said
CONsTANzA-- Constsiltinop,a
GoQufMBo Valparaiso
cQEACAo- San Juan. La Guayra,
cYPRTS--See Constantinop,e
DAHoMEY-se Africa West
DAIRIsN--See Yokohama
DANLIG-See Bremen
DEbAGOAs BAY-ssee Cape Town. Afrfca-
South. Walfsch Bay
DUBLIN--See Cork
DUNGDT TN--See Auckland
DUNKIRK--see Havre
EAST I.ONDoN-sea Cape Town. Africa
South. wailsch Bay
EFEN--See Callso
FRENCH GUINEA See Africa was.
Giai.AIs Y See Const ntinople, Alexandria
GERMAN NY--see Denmark
GOLD eCOAST-See Africa-west
GRENAD DA--see Trinidad
HoNGKoNG- See Yokohama. Honolulu.
Port Swattenham :,
1919 eoisTessst estoSsl ssI,.a y,,ss,afo wss,
JAMAICA-see Kingston
kQBE---see Yokohama, Honolulu
ia T1.ATA--see Montsvideo
LEGAoRN7-see Genoa
LIEERIA--SAe Africa -yyest
Y--see Cory
lAYTILETOt e t-See Auckland
9IADEIll A--See Africa West
MADRAS--see Karacii
MALAo---See tsothenburs
MALTA--See Const tinople.s ssihrattsr
s MsANIi.A-z-see !. Yokohama, Honolulu, Port
|
MAuHiTIUa--See Gape Town
y Y is7--See Brisbane. Freemantie.
MossEL BAy-see Walhsch Hay. cav.
sTown I = ~ ~
NEW PLYMOUTETsse Auckland
sN0RRkoPING---see Gothenburg
IskOhTH AFR1CA--See Lisbon
NO oRTHERN NIGERIA- See Africa syaas
NOR A Y---See Denmark 80
NoVoRosslsk-ss see s,anstantinopie
CD BssA-ses Consfantinopls
pAITA--see As,{ Yaiparaiso. Caliao
"a RtSr-~See HaNre
EaATf35A S-~-See nssantfneuls
pErRoGRAD--s See Riga
81 see ,onst taatinople, Aiezandrsa
PORT NATAIr-ssee Cape Town. Agrsca-
~ Seat g Vt q !, 1, " AL. aiilssl, 6 Bay
poRTusuBsM 6A,--ssee AFRICA ica- N Il es. 81:
ppBRTo i9a caBEIIo aGsfslIssa0gss BE- San Juan s.
fsuayra ~ -
TsAHCsyO N---See Kararhi
REUNION See Cape Town
RIo sR.sNoE no sur- ses Rio ss
RSy5AIsIo osee siontevsdeo Rio do saasiro,
E4 Branos Ayres 8 8
SI. yINGEgS see Afriea- West
SsNLAyfsIs1 h See Easiao
s9aLoNIeA A. SEQ eonstantInople, Aiexan-
sd sd AIs j sse Penang
tsAMgA 4. n.l N MARI Ar--ses ISiMssson
EHANsGI a I-s-Sse Yokofana. tFonnluIu
BIZ IA Llstb Il as-~-Sss Africa West
1s5als, 3 FoEs as.s rspiso xs-
Sal NJ islarle, ceata, Aiex.
ss anyiria s. lss
s,lsls Y, 4, i u; s J, ,,saaag i
! STA !. y sasS g u isr44 SEQ roat taiean
| Gha.If oI NJ -tsye Got thenhurx
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
TRANsApACIFIC MAILS

.nd cir Hal Post orss station. New gSe Yars ens q
tMawaa. a1sus and fercsp. lsftsr rps,n p,,sx.
ns,e Islands. sis San Francisco. s. 4. +.
saawaI. "a san s4snrisca. S. S ss..,on,,
i japan. cosss and China ts0ec:.,,y ,,ar...s,
Issly5. va ssn rsanelseo s aorss s'a,sssss Mar
a6as xs:bgfIaass gas: es sssncs aes
and ghilippsne gsants sia n vsnrossysF sni Tss
es Empsss ss el nusss sss ssa f shsDshs
ss,'sn, ecrea ana sf,a spess@ily sadrsss<d
japan japan I'D ID osrss ss'i' zs.s asas
Iani1, Maraasaaa. coak Is.sIsds Nav xsz1sr&
MATS mai srFsss for sasy ,la .sssas s slso
las,d ard A',sssalia. s, s. Tahiti sept a $
,aai.s sef Japan aid cossa S s yssshsrs
iass, saesa gesss essss sshsrls. rrsnsa
spiaasFse and fraiairpns Iaands. via ssn Frsses
ssSta China sia sis 81 rsa s sa1s e .,a ssTsn
t'eInsEts q $ PssstdcHt Tat. Sept I. -.
sosdjnary snsegist4fcdl le.ters 1nasls,a an 8, q
ri ths next dsy will protsdesi thers Il rse ssear
= ss oysflspa sss 9 sEsst rsaea sssttls ii Tins
San classes q mai. hseluStas domestic rsrcsss
General Poss one ss ss u u n',, g ~. -
L, ,sfE tissl i m st the slss H@ls sssaisa,' Fss
slss mast be aisd not Later saan Is ,c IS
Nose- srless atasrssss Addressed "a /, fo- Il.
siass D ss nsvsss @ psssss- Assss
ard seomoa Isasdss i soswsrsiea III sSs
ssas; ssssps s Snst p-sss. post & sssasa
Yst;ssssss n she satsssa Psovfsscs 81 xaasas' =
,s,sasssa mas ,1s , s ssasis II cslrksss s
ss eIeyiu9g ssiise sssss ssssps & .Sss IS
Gsssdn rate are fpswasetS 81 stssirssssa : >srsss
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

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lxlsIreases sas,fI
- 8
s. ls. stsssssaID a.s,S o.
i sssas ssass & 81. n. 3. B'n asn a2s4-s-s. I
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s,s.,, s,,,.ss 8 ssss~ &, as
.s1ssa Y ssraadway. Il. <. WhitehalS I02o,
i.
sroadway, II. x
pgr. B'g G r ssoo' Fst, g nit Z 2ose-
hasriesn ShIp 6 Somnassse Issp.
ines ams s.u,. n s,i Mh;tahaif + , 1870 i
IVY q - : Z !, - Z & 81, s.
II Battery 81, y. Snatenaa1 ose0'
! s.s..,;e Trsnsrors Line { |. vi. I'll.
pss. ssg5s 5 2 G'n : $500; Fss. whital soso.
w., .nsrn !, t nst.r Z : c.. Ltd.
Z ss Beaver St, N. X. Broad $500,
's.s. Y a.t..,., :. : q a ( = wasseball 1900.
5ssdinr pier 3s-37-38
~ ~ : Atlantis Basin.
! 9asEss.u T.;ne
-. : - :.
See Lloyd koyai serge s't- Ssloh : inss
|sask Diamond Steamship Corp.
II. +, 81 Exch. Fl. Rect. 1so2,2siT-1s. 5s,E
Detroit 10s'0n' N
~ - w
4 4 ], soers ssas e. 3 Bait. D. Nd y Plaza $3.50.
Y ;. 1's - 0A'''' -
~ = = Ss., ~ = " Has,l;ng or 1900.
Y J" -
1
HfH AsN
4 pier SO. N. f.. N. Y. Canal $500.
Il pisr AZ, N. r., N. X. (For'n Seryice9.
H,..I;..n Sh;cn;ny Co. inc.
esaOFo pro,d k,51
n. asS. Or: 800 carondelet Big. Main s4s
gh,la.'- -ras,n;nai mn. shsnn;nr Co
Rslt; ~, IeIm,nss mnrr;s. osa Mpr;l, e. CO. ms
2'elIoaA' AiA =
lsnard- Anchor Lines
4 rs Broadway. n. x. BE- Gsn $500.
Z ~. srosausy. q, II. &. B'gGn q7oa.
y
IL. l..s
pahai A.s ~. r,u ss,,
x,r., ~. Nv H..
Herman Wnsoa ..1., l,ns' -
wilson n I -Farnsss Line;
D.; MediseTranesn aners = graad n oli5.
Is,.,., s..,z,.bio Corporation
i ' y e~osa,sav. It. Il Big G'n $40.
|hport Transportation Co., Inc.
orioIe Line.
amerieahDicg ''p ais''1AN'
|.,.r.h line
|tsAsA. $500 so,,.
''''s
lrayuess Witty e Co., Ltd.
il i
Eurness nln, r;
Furnsss beTmuua ea = La"s = p,,. r,n 7aoo
a #hitehaii ot.' :. : s : 'oss
:s,,ea inc Inc.
s41 = 81. r,u te.a
70 Hanover Sd, y. Z. . . y sooV'
! naasha~ : ! :, : : x' ~ I g., s977
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

+. 5ls
lli Summer ST.. Boston. Beach 1886
IN. 7. & PORTO Rice 5. S. Co.
25 B'way, NY. Bowling G'n $500
North German Lloyd
i4-l6 Pearl St., N. X. Big GIN 57s3
Norton, Lilly & Co.
! American & Manchurian Line
American Il Indian Line
| American s. Australian Line
] American & African Lime
| Amer, Mediter. & Levant Linz
/ Atlantic GGlf-Far East Line
! Eilerman g. Rucknall S. S. Co, Ltd.
/ Isthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line
| Panama-Far East Line
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime Vapeur
2s Beaver ST., N. *. Broad 1900
Norwegian America Line
Norwegian Amer Line Ag'cy, Inc.
Bridge ST.. N. X. Big G'n 5s7o
Oriental Navigation Cc.
II Battery Pl., N. r. whitehall o7so
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
| hewlias b Hnnsysr erssa S., 4sss 81 :
Panama Line
"a State St., n. Y. B'g G'n $3.50
Prince Line
See Furness. Witty & Co
Quebec S. S. Go.
See Furness. Witty & Co.
Red D Line
B sliSs, w,.I psllett & { CO. Gen MgEs Izs
Red Star Line (I. M. Ill.,
/ Broadway, N. Y.
Pgr, B'G G'n s3Vo; Eel, Whitll 2060
Rogers 4 webb Gu. S.S.B.)
11o State ST.. Bosta Mass. Mn, 4497
lSanderson & Son, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
| The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
2s Broadway, n. Y. Broad 1880
iScandinavian-Ameriean Line
! 27 Whitehall St, N. Y. Big GIN 724s
Sgitcovich Lines
| S. Sgitcovich & Co.,
/ Cotton Exchange. Galveston, Tex.
Southern Pacific Company
165 B'way, N. x Cortlandt 4S00.
Sprague Lines (C.H.Sprague & Sony
| (U.s.s.B.) 141 Milk st. Boston, Mass.
| S. o. Stray Steamship Corp.
IL Moore St. N. Y
Bowling Green s790.
Struthers & Barry (U.S.Gov. .Ships)
lI2 Market ST., San Francisco, CAL
Snsquehanna Steamship Co., Inc.
Operating United States Govt. Ships
"a Stone ST, n. Y. Big GIN 2953.
Three Star Line (AEretsurs Rcunis)
2s Bridge ST., N. X. Big GIN, 2115.
Wesenberg g. CO., Phila. Agts.
III. e. Kidnapped, Agts., Chicago, I'll. 1
Trinidad Line
See Furness, Witty 4 Co.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.L. /
Managing Agents
American Hawaiian S. S. Co.
American Ship & Commerce Corp
SO Broadway, Ny. Whitehall 1920.
United Fruit Company
III Battery Pl. Whitehall 1900.
u. S. & A. Lines, Inc.
/ $40 Bridge St, N. Y. BIZ G'n $3.50.
United Statea Lines, The
Passenger & Freight Offices
45 Broadway, N. Y. Whitehall $500.
Waterman Steamship Corporation
Mobile, Ala.
West Coast Line
Wesei. Duva1 q Co.
Operating United States Govt Ships
25-33 Broad ST, N. J. Broad f2S0
White Star Dominion Line
"a Broadway, ~. Y.
Per, Big G'n $500; Fgt, Whitll 206o
White Star Line q. M. ND
i broadway, N. ".
Pgr. Big GIN $500; Fgt, Whit'll soeo
Williams Steamship Co., Inc.
1 < Moore 81 ~ " R,crS Sf,fr F2pA
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
addresses and Telephone Numbers
Mallory Transport Lines, Inc.
q Broadway, II. x. Biz On $500

Mallory Transport Lines, Inc.
II broadway, NJ * Biz G'n $500
Moore < Mccormack Co, Inc.
Comsnercial Steamship Lines
Operating United States Govt. Ships
s B'way, N. Y. bowling Gn 1856.
Morgan Line
See Southern Pacific Company.
Munson Steamship Lines
s7 Wall St, N. x. BE G'n saeo.
Nawscc Lines
North Atlantic q Western S. S. Co.
is Moore St., ~. \. Big E'n 77s6
l36 4th ST., Phila. Lombard 5T91
lll Summer ST., Boston. Beach 1886
N. Y. & Porto Rice 5. S. Co.
25 R'way, ny Bowling GIN $500
North German Lloyd
ia-ls Pearl St., n. X. BIG GIN 57s3
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

kARACHT. Bombay, Colombo, Madras,
hangeon, Calcutta Also Gee Port
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

Nortoi, LILLY u 10.
American & Manchurian Line
American Il Indian Line
American s. Australian Line
American & African Lime
Amer, Mediter. q Levant Line
Atlantic GGlf-Far East Line
Eilerman g. Rucknail S. S. Co., Ltd.
lsthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line
Panama Far East Line
Sec. Gen Tpts., Maritime Vapeur
rs Beaver ST. N. x. Broad 1900
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Struthers & Barry (U.S.Gov. .Ships)
Three Star Line (Afretsurs Reunis)

23 Bridge ST., N. X. Big GIN, 2115.
Wescnberg g. CO., Phila. Agts.
NJ. E. Kidnapped, Agts., Chicago, I'll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
SOME IRON SALES
 MADE AT S17 BASE
Two Makers Out of Market. Expect Advance to
 $17.50

Birmingham pig iron is nearer s17 than s1s50. Nothing under the latter would be considered by any maker.
 One iron maker with plant in another county has advanced to SIT. sold what little was to be had out of second quarter make that was unlocked at SIT and went out of the market. Another maker is out of the market and has turned down thous- ands of tons of iron offered on base of $16.50 for second quarter delivery. The company could not make the iron at present capacity and care for that already booked. It does not care to increase production until higher base is reached.
 One iron maker said yesterday: "I look for $17.50 base il a week. I do not see how it can be stayed off with the demand as 1t is and the sold-up condition of makers at present pro- ducing capacity"
 Makers now out of market do not expect to re-enter under $17.50. They seem to think that will be the open ing base for third quarter. One maker looks for $19 iron before long.
 Market is undoubtedly strong and tendency to advance prices Is pro- nounced. The north has registered a $2 advance over minimum. That in Alabama Is about the same.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
BRITT IS SLATED ID HEAD MEDICAL BODY FOR ENSUING YEAR
'Weich Will Probably Be Nomi-
 mated to Succeed Himself +, as the State Health Officer Today

Although the report of nominating committees and the election of of- ficers for the ensuing year will fea- ture the final session of the fifty fifth annual convention of the Ala bama Medical association this morn- ing, 1t was the concensus of opinion among delegates yesterday and last night that Dr. W. 8. Britt of Flu faula, will succeed Dr. D. F. Talley, Birminghamt as president of the medicos next year.
 Dr. Britt Is member of the board of censors of the association and for a number of years has been prom inent in the activities of the asso- citation.
 At meeting yesterday afternoon of the counselors from the 10 con gressional districts and nominating committees, nominations were made for the office of president. vice pres ident for the northern district, two members of the state board of cen sors to fill the vacancies arising from the retirement of Drs. B. b Wyman, Birmingham, and W. D Partlow of Tuscaloosa, whose terms expire; and six counsellors for terms of seven years. one from the first fourth and four from the ninth.
 pr. S. W. Welch, state health off, ficer. will very likely be re-elec.ed unanimously to that post. without opposition, 1t was stated.
 Other matters to come up at the final session this morning consist, of the report of the state board oi censors, revision of the rolls o' county societies. counsellors, corre. spondents and officers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
ROBERT K. M'ADORY Is DIES IN COLORADO

Robert K. McAdory, 24. son of MT. and Mrs. Walter K. McAdory of 1928 Eighteenth street. south, died yester- day in Denver. Col, according to a telegram received here by his brother. His parents were with him when death came. He had been in Dem yer since January IS, where he went for his health.
 His body Is being sent back to Bir- mingham and is expected to arrive here tomorrow afternoon. Funeral announcements will be announced later. Besides his parents he leaves two brothers. R. l.. and W. c. Me Adorv and two sisters. Elizabeth Mo- Adory, and Mrs. Carlton F. Smith, all of this city.
 Previous to his illness, MT. Me- Adory was for two years connected with the internal revenue department under John D. McNeel. He was an ex-service man, having served during the war in the navy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
BOND ISSUES AND
 DANCE ID BE VOTED
Commission Names May 22 as Date of Special
 Election

At a meeting of the election com mission of Jefferson county. which met yesterday morning at the court house May 22 was selected as the date of the special election at which time the question of public dancing at East Lake park and several other in- portant questions will be voted on by the people. of the county.
 The commission Is composed of J.. P. Stiles, judge of probate: Chris Hartsfield, sheriff and, William J. waldrop, clerk of the circuit court of this county.
 The signed certificates. ordinances and the petition signed with over 1500 names were presented to the city commission by L. E. Gray, secre- tary and W. A. Jenkins, assistant city attorney.
 Among the other matters to be vot- ed on at the same time are '1) The issue of s5.00O, 900 worth of school improvement bonds; (2) issue or s750, 900 of library bonds; (3) issue of s150,0 900 park and playground bonds; (4) issue of an additional s5,00O. 900 of auditorium bonds: (5) an additional is mill tax levy to provide sinking funds for retirement of bonds and payment of interest; (e) an additional IF mill tax levy for school maintainence for ten years ; (7) issue of an additional $5oo'ooo park and playground bonds.
 Interest in the coming election IS expected to run high as the dance question has been a topic Of i've ln- terest since the present city com nissioners went into office ias' year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
Mobley to Tour State
 With q Direct Appeal
 For Better Farming
Well-Known Extension Worker and Practical Farmer Announces Itinerary-Will Lecture the Diff ferent Phases of Dairying and Hog
 and Poultry Raising

In conjunction with the Southern Bell Telephone company. newspapers and civic organizations throughout the state. there will be series of 10 dairying meetings in different lo- calities to be addressed by H. &. Mobley of the extension department of the International Harvester com pany.
 The subjects will be dairying. hog raising and poultry. The services of Mir. Mobley were secured through J. B. McCuteheon, manager of the Bir- mingham branch of the Harvester company.
 Chamber of Commerce and Civic Association have indorsed the meet tings and the Chamber of Commerce has issued letter calling attention to them. They will be held as fol. lows:
 May 1, cullman; May 2, Decatur; May 3, Russellville; May 4. Jasper: May 5. Gadsden; May S, Pell City; May 9. Opelika; May 10, Union Springs; May Il, Greenyille; May 12, Andalusia.
 Bankers of the different sections are backing the meetings on account of the intimate connection between the well-beinE of the farmers and that of business at large and have shown special interest in the cam paign.
 The letter of the Chamber of Com merce says in part
 Mir. Mobley really needs no intro duction to the people of this state, hav- ing visited here three years ago. He is practical farmer, dairyman of 90 years experience and sees things from the farmers viewpoint. He is leader among community builders. was national chairman at Washing ton of the farmers organizations
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
Marc Couple Indicted
 For Roberts Killing
Grand Jury Returns Forty
 Nine True Bills-No Report Made on City Hall Probe

Forty-nine indictments were rec turned yesterday by the grand jury at the completion of their hree-day session. Practically all of the in dictments returned dealt with crim- ina1 cases although no official list of those indicted was not given out
 According to attaches at the court house who are closely connected with the jury. indictments returned did not include any party connected with the city government. No written report was made by the body when it ap- peared before Judge Dan A. Greene. May 8, when they will reconvene.
 The identity of the many witnesses called during the three days work of the jury indicated that affairs at the city hall were under investigation and the fact that the jury recessed their sessions without returning. true bills against any city officials tends to bear out the rumors that full report regarding the investigation will be made on May 8, when the jury meets again.
 Among indictments returned by the body yesterday were two charging Ali R. Marc, and Edna Marc, with the murder of Ralph N. Roberts, young white man. who was shot and in stantly killed at the Marc home on the morning of March IA. about l o'clock.
 The Marc preliminary has been go- ing on before Judge H. B. Abernethy for several days and final time for argument of the case by counsel has been set for Monday. It Is presumed that the action of the grand jury, in returning the indictments will halt the preliminary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
"GOOD MORNING, JUDGE"
Legion Prepares for Wholesome Fun-Provoking Program Tonight

Evervthing was reported ready last night for the presentation of "Gooo Morning Judge" under the auspices of the Birmingham Post No. l. Amer ican Legion at the ballroom of the Hillman hotel tonight at 7:3o o'clock Judge H. B. Abernethy. widely known as a jurist, student of human nature and humorist, will preside over the mock court which will try the case which ia something new in breach of pvomise suits.
 large number of members Of the American Legion, their wives, SIS ters and friends will attend as well as many who will avail themselves or the opportunity to hear Judge "Ab' at his best. Miss M. R. Hazel is the plaintiff in the case and the defen- dant Is James c. Davis, assistant county solicitor. H B. Parrish will act as the attorney for the plaintiff and Luther E. Patrick as attorney for the defendant. The plaintiff, Mss Hazel, is a member of the American Legion, and saw service during the war in the quartermaster corps.
 The jury will consist of six of the ugliest ex-service men In the Amer ican Legion, it Is declared, and six or the most beautiful young women in Birmingham. The contrast, 1t is oe- clared, will be very pronounced.
 Music will be furnished by the Mystery Jazx orchestra. Mrs. Walter s. Brown will render several popu- lar vocal selections and Miss Pearl Stewart will be heard in violin solos. Other features will make up an ex- cellent musical program.
 It Is declared that the entire pro- ceeds from the performance will go to the treasury of the local post of | ~tz e &,.- therance of the work carried on by the post for the ex-service men. Tickets. which sell for 50 cents. may be obtained at Pattersons Cigar store on Third avenue and Twenty first street. at Greenwood cafes Of at the door tonight. The entertain ment is open to the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
"Let Me Down Light"
 Asks Fraser; Polly
 Caused Downfall

Let me down light, please, judge" W. M. Frazer asked of Judge Henry L. Martin in police court yesterday when hailed be- fore the bar on the charge of dis orderly conduct.
 I've already lost a good hat and suit of clothes,' Frazer ex- plained. and Officers Jones and Walton took the cue for an out burst of laughter which grew so intense his honor indulged in the pastimc himself for a few sec ends.
 Frazer's facial expression elcit- ed sympathy and he explained that one parrot reported missing by Mrs. Cecil Ruif. 322 Seven teenth street. north, gently pluck ed holes in his headgear and outer clothing. T was only ca resslng the bird," the defendant said, when the officers stopped me-"
 What part did John play in the affair."" asked the bench.
 Frazer admitted ignorance for a while, but suggested that if John Barleycorn was the person the judge meant. he was present.
 Judge Martin let him down easy --s5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
s2s.2ls.oss.7s
Euents of Today
 tn Birmingham
Alabama Medical association. Final

Alabama Medical association. Final session mt 10 o'clock at TutwiIer. Cfvitan club luncheon at 1 o'clock at the Tutviler.
 ADJUSTMENTS Jefferson theatre-Eight Victor Artists' concert.
 Lyric-Keith vaudeville and pie lures.
 Loew's Bijou--Loew's vaudeville and pictures.
 Trianon--Thomns Ince's aHaiI the Woman"
 Strand--Betty C0mps0n in "The Law and the WOman.o AIcasar--WilIiam Farnum in sPer- jury"
 GaIax--Rfchard Talmadge fin "Tak- ing Chanccs.~
 RiaIt0-Feature drama. RoyaI-Feature drama, comedy and news.
 Five Points Theatre-Feature drama and comedy.
 Odeon-SeriaI drama and comedy. Princess-Serial drama and conn edy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
Juniors Propose to
 StageDebateonBonds

Junior Chamber of Commerce pro- poses to stage a public debate on the bond issues proposed by the city com mission.
 The debate is to be public one and the people will be invited to at- tend. It wil be held either in Wood row Wilson park or in a local thea tre
 There are to be four speakers. Two will be those who favor the bond Issues. The other two will be those opposed to them.
 The following have been named a committee to arrange the details. se- cure the speakers. decide place of meeting and the like: ". B. Hou- seal, chairman; Frank W. Barker, Jo:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
ELKS' MEMBERSHIP
 CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS

The membership campaign of Bir mingham lodge No. 79. Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. is making rapid progress, according to members of the committee In charge and quite number of applications have been received. including some of the most substantial citizens of the district.
 The committee is much encouraged at the progress made thus far in the campaign for 1000 members for "Old 79," and from present indications the goal will be reached by the time the campaign is closed. Chairman Harry L. White and the several members of the campaign committe held meet fhg yesterday at which plans for further activities of the campaign were discussed.