The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-18
BIRMINGHAM
and SUBURBS

FRI ana warmer Thursday-After
hugging the radiators Wednesday,
! Birmingham citizenry will welcome
news from Forecaster E. C. Horton
that it will be fair and warmer
| Wednesday night and Thursday.
Visitor to Remain AyvhiIe-Charged
with having driven his automobile
while in an intoxicated condition and
also to have recklessly driven the
vehicle in crossing the Frisco tracks
at Ninth avenue and Twenty fourth
street Tuesday night, Tom Stevenson,
Nyota, Ala, was sentenced to 80 days
in Jail and fined $50 by Judge Martin
in police court Wednesday morning.
The arrest was made by Detectives
c. M. higgins and Fl. E. Morris.
Back From service--Sergt. Willie D.
Mobley, United States marine corps,
son of Mrs. J. A. Mobley, 10 Thirty
ninth street, north, has been honor
ably discharged at Charleston, S. c.,
and has just arrived home after COM
pleting two enlistments. He quail
fled as sharpshooter. His record
shows he served with character ex-
cellent. Young Mobley was enlisted
at the marine recruiting station here
January 49, 1921.
sustained by Robert N. Bell. Jr., age
7, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Bell, 1901
Fourth avenue, south, East Lake,
when he fell from the front seat of
a truck he was riding when it passed
the Terminal station Wednesday at
noon. Two fractured ribs and severe
abrasons about the head were sus-
tanned by the young boy. Attending
medical physicians stated that he
would recover.
Held for U. S. Authorities--Mrs
Dolly Long, alias Mrs. Dolly Hale,
400 Catherine avenue, was held for
federal authorities on a charge of
violating the liquor law in the city
! jail Wednesday, after being fined
800 on the charge by Judge Henry
Martin. Detectives w. B. Helton,
lG. w. Alexander and w, F. Watson
allege that 33 gallons of corn whisky
were found in her residence Tuesday.
Mrs. Long was also fined $40 for
disorderly conduct, aggravated.
Water Pitcher Weapon-Andrew
Johnson, negro, 2620A Alley b, was
knocked in the head with water
pitcher and seriously injured in a
fight with Matte Evans, negress
Irear, Highland avenue at Cliff Road
CT IHc W olldii EcSiuence % early
"wednesday. Johnson was taken to
the Hillman hospital, where his In
ljuries received medical attention.
Matte Evans was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff j. v. Walker on a charge of
assault and battery.
Williamson Proud Father-Detec-
tive Tom Williamson, popular mem
Der of the homicide squad, notified
co-workers at police headquarters
| Wednesday that a new arrival in the
form of a heavyweight baby boy had
arrived at his abode, 42O5 Chestnut
street, Central Park, at an early hour
| Wednesday morning. Williamson was
receiving suggestions for naming the
youngster Wednesday,. each sugges-
ton being taken under advisement
| the decision to be announced later.
Fined SO for Contempt-Fined $40
for contempt of court was the fate
of Willie Sullivan. alias Mickey,
Wednesday morning, for efforts in
behalf of F. C. Sorrow, Avondale,
charged with tlisorderly conduct. Of
ficer w. w. Cobb, alleged Sullivan
persuaded witnesses against Sorrow
to leave the court room without sub
hitting testimony. Judge Martin or
dered Sullivan to jail until compile
tion of the days court docket. Sui
ivan was severely reprimanded
Sorrow, alleged to have annoyed two
young women in Capitol park Tues
day, was given light fine and a
Suspended sentence of 80 days.