The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
BIRMINGHAM and SUBURBS

Jefferson - ReinaId swerrenrath
 baritone. sf ,4fts &
 Lyrie--Keith Vaudeville and "Ysi,
 of Doubt.v picture.
 BiJou-Loew Vaudeville and 4Ds
 and Dare,v picture.
 Rotary club luncheon at Southern
 club.
 Exchange club luncheon at Tut
 yviler hotel.
 l Many Fire Alnrms-Up to an carly hour Tuesday night IT fire alarms were answered by the fire companies of Greater Birmingham, according to
 reports from officials. None were oi any serious consequence.
 Two Are III-The city laboratory
 force has been crippled for two days
 on account of tho Illness of two of it's | members. Dr. J. D. Bean, director
 and his secretary, Miss l.. E. Vii.
 Hams, have been unable on account of illness to be at their posts this week. | Court Roon Cleaned--IIouse clean | ing activities were in evidence in the chancery court room of Judge Hugh A. Locke Tuesday. Floors were re- painted and the fixtures of the room | in general were changed. Inzer Hood. deputy clerk of the chancery court, termed the work 'dolling up" New Parking Law-Commiss ssion CT W. B. Cloe announced Tuesday that he was preparing a new parking ordi- nance, which would cover both busi- ness and residential sections. He did not say what the provisions would be. He has been working on this for some time.
 Engineer Visits Here--C. c. Walker, assistant sanitary engineer of the state department of health, was in Birmingham Tuesday. He was en route to Hickey, a small town just across the Tuscaloosa county border, where a system or water supply Is being worked out, and his advice is sought. ..
 Money Returned A check for ss,07a.97 was received by the city comptroller Tuesday from the county, in payment of city taxes collected by the county collector, upon which com : missions were retained. A recent de- cision of the supreme court required the return of this money to the city Negro Detained-Ed Reynolds, ne- gro, formerly of 250s Second avenue, north, was placed in the city Jail Tuesday afternoon by J. T. Moser and W. F. Elledge. city detectives, charged with breaking into the home of Mary Hayward. negro, s5o7 Second alley, north, Monday.
 Make Arrangements--P eparatory to the engagement of Fritz I4ieber at the Jefferson theatre commencing December II, Homer Drake. business agent, was in Birmingham Tuesday making necessary arrangements. MT. Lieber appeared in Birmingham in a Shakespearian repertoire a year ago.
 Thanksgiving Ba1t-The Phoenician club will hold a Thanksgiving ball at it's home on Avenue I and Twelfth street, Thursday night. Refreshments will be served by the ladies' auxiliary of the club. William Meshad, chair man of the board .of managers, will be in charge. Roger Bite, president of the club, will deliver an address.
 Services Thursday-A cordial invi- tation has been extended by Dr.. Henry NJ. Edmonds, pastor of the h. dependent Presbyterian church, and the board of the church. for friends to participate in the Thanksgiving Highland avenue and Thirty first street. The services will be held at II o'clock Thursday morning. Rev. Dohyns to Preach-The South Highland Presbyterian church will hold Thanksgiving services at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning. The Rev. William Ray Dobyns, pastor. will off, ficiate. A Thanksgiving offering will be taken as usual and the funds will be used for the building of a manse in one of the foreign fields of the Southern Presbyterian church. Exa0inatfons soon-Cnited States civil service commission announces the following competitive examin4- tons: Law clerk. department and