The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-28
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 An attempt to cover up burglary by setting the house on fire was made Monday night, when thieves entered the home of MT ana Mrs H. F. Burkhard, 4S01 Rsdgeway roau' Fairfield, shortly after II o3eioek'
 Entrance to the home was made bv the thieves or thief. by removing the screen from one of the front win dows Dpon being awakened by alright light from the dining room, Mss Irene Burkhard. the young daughter of Mir and Mrs. Burkharo, called to her parents, and on la- vestigation found the shades, curtains and draperies of the dining room windows in a blaze.
 The fire was quickly extinguished, but not until number of the pieces of furniture had been badly oam- aged. A search was made later and nothing found missing except three pairs of Mir. Burkhard's trousers, which were found in an alley in the rear of his home, having been searched and thrown down.
 Police are of the opinion that she guilty party or parties are the ones who burglarized the home of pr. M. H. Naff, Saturday night, stealing two diamond rings and large sum of money. No arrests have been made.
 Extensive preparations are being made for the special Radio concert to be glven Friday evening at S;i2 o,elock in the Sunday schol audi terium of the First Methodist church. The musical program for the eve II Npl by Ensley talent, who will perform at the breadcasting station of the Alabama Power company, at l92l Powell avenue, Birmingham.
 As a courtesy from the Alabama Power company, an up-to-date re- ceiving set with high powered Magnavox, will be located in the Sum day school auditorium and the en- tire audience will be able to enjoy the concert together
 Those who will take part in the nrogram will be. Mrs North Duncan. Mrs. c. w. Philips. Miss Berte Rogers, Miss Ellen Dupy, Miss Sara Mackenzie, Arthur Thomas, M. M. Hughes, Edwin Cook and George IL Randall This program promises to he of much interest and arrange ments are being made to take care of large crowd.
 Electric fans will he provided for the comfort of th, steendlng the concert A small a,. .Sion fee WEI be charged, which go to the sunday school plan ,,d.
 The public is cor tty invited te attend.
 Mrs. Ida F h
 Funeral services 41s Mrs. laa' Brsh, who died Mond.sX night at her horne in Fairfield will be held this morning at10 o'clock from the Fair field Methodist church. Internent will be made at Elmwood cemetery with Echols and Anewin in charge. Mrs. Bush had been resident or Fairfield for number of years, ana was an active member of the Fair field Methodist church, and also popular member of the Book Lovers club of Fairfield.
 She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. W. D. Miller, of Woodward, ana two daughters of Greedy, Col. and son and two brothers In the north.
 Triple Installation
 triple installation meeting will be held Thursday evening at the Ma gonic temple on Avenue b. when the newly elected officers of E. l.. I.ayton lodge, No. S13; Globe lodge, No. 7st and Ensley lodge. No. 560, will be installed. with the Ensley lodge as hosts.
 The meeting will be called to order at 7;30 o'clock and a large number of Masons are expected to be pres- ent.
 Social Silver Ten
 The missionary society of the l,a11 social silver tea in the basement of .i,.. ..