The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-02
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 Lyric--Keith vaudeville and pie
 ture.
 Bijou--Loew vaudeville and "Up
 and At 'Em." picture.
 Cosmopolitan club luncheon at | Southern club.
 Real Estate Board luncheon at Tut.
 wiIer hotel.
 Girls Leave "Home"-Eina Cain and Irene Logan. girl inmates of the in- l dustrial school for women at Ger mania park, escaped yesterday morn | ing by walking out the front door while the matrons and wardens were l otherwise occupied. They had not l been found late last night.
 Statue StOIen-While in a barber college on the Southside, receiving a shave, Andrew Shaddix, 516 sixteenth street. north. declared at police head quarters yesterday that he had been relieved of the burden of bronze statue he had left on the steps of the college, Police are Investigating, but have made no arrests.
 A "Handsomev Check--Police au- thorities were yesterday combing the streets of Birmingham for costly automobile, driven by a white man, described as being handsome" who, it is alleged, passed a bogus draft on the Forbes Tire company for $66. Officials of the firm told investigat- ing officers that the man had. pur- chased tire from their concern, giv- ing the draft as payment and receiv- ing s25 change. No arrests have been made.
 Shot in Qunrrel-Rosa Smith, 2200 Alley c. south, is said to have been shot in the right thigh and severely injured yesterday morning by Ricn- ard Glenn. negro, 2206 Avenue D, in an alleged lovers argument which arose between them at the injured woman's residence. The Smith wom- an was removed to Hillman hospital where she received medical attention, and was reported resting we'll late last night Glenn escaped.
 McLendon at Convention-D. E McLendon, president of the city com mission. left yesterday for Decatur to attend the North Alabama confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal church. It was said at his office that he would be absent for the remainder of the week.
 Clerk to Visit Mother-Miss Emma Mahoney chief deputy clerk in the United states clerks office in the federal building, will leave Saturday for Hartman. Tenn, where she will visit her mother. Mrs. Jennie E. Ma honey. Mrs. Mahoney probably will accompany her daughter back to Bir. mingham, where she will spend the winter.
 Communion at Advent-"All Saints Day. was observed at the Church oi the Advent at 10:30 o'clock yesterda, morning, with holy communion. The Rev. Middleton $. Barnweli, rector officiated.
 | Reserve Officers to Meet-Memberi 0 fthe officers reserve corps in tht l Birmingham zone will hold theil monthly luncheon at 6:30 o'clock this evening in the private dining room ol
 the Hillman hotel. Further wori | for the perfection of state headquar.
 ters of the corps here will be dis. cussed. All reserve officers are in. vited to attend the luncheon. Hats Lost---JuiIus Davis, negro 1877 Third alley, north. was fined s2I and George Austin, negro, S1l Eighth alley, north, was fined $2l and given a sentence of 10 days yes, terday morning by Judge Martin 1T
 police court on charges of larcen, preferred against them by Detec 1 tives H. c. Jones and c. F. McCombs rixx k.fy I stolen two hats from a hat cleaning establishment, after having lost thei own in craps game, according tt the evidence offered In prosecution | Both claimed innocence.
 Spanish War Veterans-A meeting of Birmingham Camp No. 1, United Spanish War Veterans, will be helt in the assembly room in the city hal Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock An, nouncement was made yesterday tha a movement for the installation o the ladies' auxiliary is we'll under way and that plans are being made for attending the national convention in Chattanooga next year. Delegates from five camps in the state vii meet in Birmingham at that time and will leave for Chattanooga by special train.
 Officers EIected--The following of. ficers were elected for the ensuing term at the annual meeting of the Birmingham Building and Manufac. turing company yesterday afternoon J. L. Carrigan. president; Mrs. An nie J. Storey, vice president; w. O. McSwain. secretary and treasurer Board of directors. J. L.. Carrigan w. O. McSwain, Oland w. Storey Mrs. Annie J. Storey and c. l.. Rob erts.
 SpOrtsmen to Meet-The Birming ham branch of the Fishermen's and Hunters association will hold a meet ing tonight in the auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce building. Mat ters of vital interest to the club will be brought up for discussion and every member is urgently requested to be present.
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