The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-30
Is resting we'll at tho woodlawn in- firmary. according to officials.
DR. J. A. BRYAN

Again on Job-Miss Opheiia Lathein of the information department of the health department. returned to her desk Wednesday after an illness of several days.
 Police Court CIosed--Inrormation was received at police Headquarters Wednesday from Judge Henry J. Mar tin that police court will be closed all day Thanksgiving.
 Holiday at City HaII--Thursday has been proclaimed holiday at the city hall in observance of Thanksgiving Day. A few offices will be open in the morning, but all will be closed In the afternoon, it is said.
 Good Health PrevatIs--Birmngh should be thankful for good health, said pr. J. D. Bowling, health officer. Wednesday. The general health of the community is unusually good at this time, and is better than it was a year ago. he declared.
 Stealing Turkey-willsin Curtis. negro, was placed in the juvenile court and Sam Burr, negro. was placed in the city jail Wednesday night by city officers, charged with stealing 8 turkey from coop in front of the grocery store of D. Calderello. 1011 Twenty-thfrd street, north.
 Boy Badly Hurt--Louls Trull, ', son of MT. and Mrs. J. ]. Trull, who was run down by an automobile truck at Park avenue and Twentieth street, Tuesday afternoon, is still in a se- rious condition at the Baptist hos pital according to information re- ceived Wednesday night.
 Organizer Lenves--George A. Pou- los, director of organization of the American Hellenic association, which intends forming a lodge in Birming- ham, left Wednesday for Atlanta after having tentatively arranged for the. formation of the Birmingham body.
 Masons to Build-Mortgag deed filed in probate court said an addi- tion to the present Masonic temple at Wauhoma Is to be erected at cost of approximately szo,oOo. The addi- tion to the present home of the Wau- homa Masons is to be located on the adjoining lot and three stories high.
 General AIarm-A general fire alarm turned in to headquarters late Tuesday night brought several com panies to the rear of the Swift G Go. packing house on Morris avenue. Flames caused by the burning of soot in the flue gave an appearance that the roof of the building was on fire.
 stiII Destroyed--Sheriff's Deputies Dowis. Lauro and N. Sandefur. de- stroyed an Illicit still Thursday morn ing 21s nqiles east of East Irondale. The still was of 150-gallon capacity and was in operation at the time. In connection with the still 35 gallons of corn whisky and 10 barrels of beer mash were destroyed.
 Clothing St6len---The home of Mrs. NJ. A. Yarbrough, 1712 Pearson ave- nue, West End. was entered / late Tuesday night by sneak thief and a silk dress taken. according to her report at police headquarters. R. w. Bitz, 9I4 Princeton avenue, reported the loss of an overcoat and one pair of gloves.
 Confer on License Schedule-Repre- sentatives of several lines of business, have called at the city hall in the past few days to confer with the com mission on the 1923 license schedule, in course of preparation.
 Officials of the Birmingham Pack ing company held conference with President McLendon Wednesday aft srnoon.
 Too Much Beer--Mary Rogers, ne- gro, 615 Fifteenth street, south. was fined s55 in police court Wednesday for violating the prohibition law. Sergt. s. T. Cobb and Sam Taylor and Roy Rehberg, motor scouts, said that she had 60 bottles of beer stored in her home.
 The beer was brought to police headquarters
 Nominations Made-The nominating committee of the purchasing agents
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