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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07

"Nase zahranici'', sboimik
Narodni rady ceskoslovenske v
Praze, dokoncil prave 4. svaz-
KEN uz III. rocnik. Zajimavy
jest uvodnik, v6novany navra-
tu prvnf skupiny potomkd dav-
nych emigrantd, jimz byl pfi-
d6len Velky Dvdr Zabrehu
ma severni Morav6. Take O.
statni obsah je bohaty. Pred
platne roGne Kc. 90 do CHI
ny Kc. "a. Praha, Masary-
kovo nabrezi 10.
TutankhamOn byl chap
Gem? Objev kralovske hrobky
Tutankhamonovy v Idoll hro-
bn II Luxoru zam6stnava neu-
stale vsechny povolane j nepo-
volane cinitele a kazdy chce
urvati kus v6decke slavy to-
hoto jedinecneho nalezu. A tax
ovsem Sc stava, re vedecky ma
zor snoubi sc S nevedeckou do
mnenkou a snahou zvysiti stIj
co stIj sensaGnost formy ] OBJ
sahu. Nynf op9t nalezli Sc taci,
kteri dokazuji, re faraon Tu-
tankhamon zemrel jeSt6 jako
chlapec. Tomu pry nasvedcuje
velike mnozstvi hracek, naleze
nych v predsini hrobky. Dnes
je take v6decky dokazano, ze
celia rada velmi malych farao-
MI ujlmala Sc vlady. Ma pri-
klad prosluly "kacifsky" Ame-
nophis w. prevail vedeni sta
tn We ctrnacti letech a v temze
roce Sc take ozenil. V Egypt6,
jakoz i V jinych jiznich a w
chodnich krajich, kde clovek
rychleji dospiva, nebylo mic div
neho, jestlize Sc chlapec diva.
nactilety ozenil. Pfedchddce
| i nastupce Tutankhamona byli
velmi mladymi vladci. A tn ce
le zarizeni hrobky jasn6 mlu.
vi o tom, ze ami Tutankhamon
necinil vyjimky a re po kratkt
lvlade, jeste We velmi mladem
veku, odesel do rise stint. O.
vsem tyto domn6nky, nelze-lj
jinak dokazati mladi Tutank.
hamenOvo, jsou velmi vratke
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
NEDOSTATKY ZDEJSl PO-
STY BUDOU TLUMOCENY
HLAVNfM SPOLKO-
VEN MESTE:.

Novy zdejsi postmistr Henry
A. Taylor odcestuje ma vlastni
iitraty do Washingtonu, aby sc
primluvil k odstraneni nekte-
|rych nedostatku zdejsi posty.
Hlavni stiznost zalozena jest
ma pretizeni pracl veskereho
personalu i jeho pomerny ne
dostatek. Urednici mus praco-
vati pres cas- a nekdy nemohou
zmoci roznasku ami listonosi,
jichz by bylo treba jeste as Is,
mela-li by sc sluzba vykonava-
lti presne.
Stiznosti panuji ma pri-
mou reklamu poStou, tax jeden
chicazsky tovarnik zvykaci gu
mou obt6zuje skorem jednoho
| kazd6ho clevelandskeho oby-
vatele vzorkem zdarma - ma
zkouSku. Cleveland dostava
ltez prilis maly pfidel z financ.
nfho rozpoctu spolkoveho, kite.
Try neni V zadnem pomeru ku
praci prid6lene. Vsechny ty.
to nedostatky hodla Taylor
Ijehoz ma doprovazeti superin'
), ',,tendent postovni zdejsi sluzby
Frank A. kulas, prednesti ge'
'ineralnimu poStmistrovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
DO "BASY" ODSOUZENA
AUTA NESMf BYTI
PRODANA.

Municipalnf soudce Sam H.
Silbert, mad jehoz soudni stoli,
ci sc vznasi velky cerveny ma
pis "Too much speed, vcera
oznamil, ze majitele, jichz au-
ta budou skonfiskovana do
casne ma jejich utraty depono-
vana v rdznych garazich, ty-
to nesmf prodati. DIE noyeho
radu odsouzeno bylo vcera 8
autoistd, bud dati v rukojmi
stroje neb putovati do Warrens
vile. Vsichni dali ale rad6ji
zavriti stroje nez-li sebe, ale il
sty Isidor Arnold, 1917 Park
hill ave. S. E., mel Sikovny ma
pad, jakmile totiz vysel re
soudni sine, Timed svoje "za-
basovane" auto prodal, coz Sc
prici vSak dotycnemu nafizeni
a proto Sc bude musiti chytry
Isidor objeviti dnes pred SOU
dem a sice s vyhlidkou. ze Sc
pfece jen $ krasami warrens-
villskymi seznami.
Move narizenf vyzaduje, aby
automobil Timed, bezprostred-
ne po rozsudku dopraven byl
do garaze a licencni tabulka j
klic odevzdany klerkovi irado-
vny probatniho soudu J. Metli-
ckovi a mattel garaze pax ne
smi vydati stroj bez pisemne-
no svoleni, opatreneho bud'
podpisem soudce neb Metlic-
ky. Bord stanoven jest ma 81
mesicne krone $3.50 poplatku
ma rezijni vydani, vse musi BY
ii odsouzenym majitelem "a
placeno pfedem. Tim vsak ne
nj mira strasti nikterak vycer-
pana, neb krone toho, re po-
kutovany sportsman musi Sc
d9ti "a peel a nesmi v dobe co
jeho auto "sedi" objeviti sc u
ffditka AUTOMOBILE vIbec a
pax jest jeSte cely rok pod do
hledem, neb sc must kazdy me-
sic u Metlicky hlasiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
PRvNI cEsKA OPERA.

Jest tomu bez mala sto ro-
XII. kdy v stavovsk6m divadle v
Praze provozovana byla prvni
Geska pivodni opera, slozena
Frantiskem Skroupem ma slova
basnika Chmelenskeho pod ma
zvem "Dratenik". Byl to prv-
nj pokus v dobach, kdy vzkfi
SEMI ceskeho naroda bylo j ne
kterymi nasimi vynikajicimi
muzi pochybovano. Spojeny
mas pevecky sbor Lumir-Hla-
hol sehraje tuto abychom tax
fekli historickou pamatku dne
25. brezna, kdy Sc nam dosta-
ne pfilezitosti poslechnouti 81
p6knou hudbu, tvnrce nasi ma.
rodni hymny, jenz slozil kostl
svoje v cizine v Holandsku a
20 jehoz rove Sc pred nedav.
mem marne patralo. "Drate.
NIX" ma del prost'ounky, zda
sc skuteGne, ze obklopeni jsme
ovzda,sim nasich pradedn, COZ
vsak neni zajimavosti dila rs
zavadu. Stare obraty mluve
naivni episodky, ale mad pony
sleni srdecna hudba.
"Dratenik" studovan jes'
reziserem p. Palou po STRANGE
slovni, kdezto hudbu zpev,
nacvicuje sbormistr p. Edward
Krejsa. Predstaveni bude dt
jiste miry nevsednf udalosti {
nemdze byti pochyb, ze 81 mas
zpevaci proveden{m historic
! ks hry ziskaji nemalou vdec
most naSf osady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07

Jest piece vseobecne znamo,
re bohacGm byly do hrobu kla-
deny jejich oblibene predmety,
a jestlize tyto byly prilisnych
rozm6rG, tedy alespon zmense-
ne, hrackam ne nepodobne mo
dely. TAX nalezame velmi ca
sto detailn6 provedene modely
nilskych lodi, domd, male sos
ky sluhi a sluzebnic, figurky
predstavujici stada a bohatstvi
neboztikovo. Proto nutno pro-
zatim ma tuto novou domnenku
o v6ku Tutankhamonove pohli
yeti vaznymi pochybnostmi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
LUPIcSTvf A ROMANTIKA.

r. l.. Monroe, 214O Stillman
rd., Sci Sc svoji znemilejsi 81.
Adelou Joyceovou, 1868 Mea-
dowbrook boulevard nakupo-
vati. Ma Derbyshire a Rem
rock rds., Cleveland Heights,
dohonil je automobil, obsazeny
otyrmi muEi, z. nichz diva W.
stoupili a namirenymi revolve-
ry donutili parek ke vstupu do
stroje. Nezbylo jineho nez-li
uposlechnouti. Divka vsak je-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
= n

Ste pred vstupem do stroje sta
hla snuAnf prstynek a pustila
lej do Anehu. v autu musel
Monroe Tydati Mpiclm zlate
hodinky a $1,000 a devGeti wa
il naramek a topasoyy pl,sten,
ale ma jejl prosbu, ze oba skvo-
sty jsou pamatkou, $ lupicskou
galantnosti il ODE vratili a oba
propustili. Parek odebral sc
ma misto, kde zanechan byl
snubni prsten, patral, hledal-
ale snezny pffkrov jej nevydal.
Ones rano hledali pry snouben-
ci sperk poznovu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
ROZDfLY.

Priman: Ones nam povidal
pan professor, re Sc nerika
"flek" to je n6mecke a SPRAY
ne cesky sc ma rikat "skvrna. I"
Tatik u verpanku: "Vy jste
tam ma tom ignasium naci u
cenci. To muslin ja vedet, jak
Sc rika. Kdybych dal panu pro-
fesorovi ma botu misto fleku
skvrnu, to by sc asi ma svou u
cenost divine koukal."
(Hum. Listy)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
POPLACH v LAZNfCH.

Do basena u budove Y. M.
c. A. 1907 Broadway pocal
vnikati kour d Is ditek, prave
Sc koupajfcich v nejv8tsim spe-
chu Sc obleklo vyb6hlo ma u
lici. Ohen vznikl v prizemi v
striznim obchod6 Irwina Green
walda, jemuzSplameny a voda
zpGsobily skoly "a $500. -
Koupelny nachazeji Sc v pfl-
sklepi, kde mezi detmi vznikla
mala panika, ktera vsak zahy
byla utiSena. Ia n6jakou chvl-
Ii Sc pak mladez koupala zno-
va.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
"A FATRANf 20 HOLfNKA-
Rich NEBEZPEcNE PO-
STRELENY POLlCISTA.
Utok stal se ma sburse" paso-
vane kofalky.

Kdyz dnes k ranu skupina
til straznik1, "a patrani pc pa
Seracich kofalky, vstoupila do
restaurantu, umist6neho V chod
be Ansonia hotelu, 3848 Pro-
spect ave-, postfelen byl hleda-
nymi velice nebezpecne straz-
mix John F. Saxton. Byl do
praven do nemocnice sv. Luka-
Sc " disledcich cinu zaktnu-
ii jeho kolegy ctyri muzi, z
nichz jeden sc k utoku ma po-
licistu jiz primal.
v zminenem restaurantu by
la pry hotova bursa ma lihove
napoje.
,Saxton a policista Frank
Bowers byli v obcanskych ode
vech, kdezto tfeti, Albert Jen-
rich, jenz je nasledoval, oden
byl v uniformu. Oba prvn6
jmenovani pfistoupili k stolku,
obsazenem ctyrmi mladymi
muzi, kteri byli Timed podrobe-
nj osobni prohlidce. Diva 81 ne
chali zajiste neprijemnou po-
licejni proceduru libiti, kdezto
mladik treti rychle sahl do ka-
psy zimniku bez zjevnych pri
Gin zahajil strelbu. Saxton tre-
fen do bficha, klesl k zemi,
kdezto Jennrich sc okamzite
chopil ltocnika. Skorem SOU
casne vynal i straznik Bowers
sluzebni revolver a uderil jeho
rukojeti pachatele do hlavy
tax mocne, re tyz Sc krvi sva
Ill. Ostatnim hostGm bylo ma
rizeno setrvati ma mistech. Ia
prohlidky nalezeny u ttocnika
diva nabite revolvery. Zatce-
nj byli dopraveni ma hlavni po-
licejni stanici a adresy hosti
poznamenany k will sv6dectvi.
Ma misto dostavil Sc serzant
Thomas Mahoney cetou de-
tektiva, kterych prvni praci
bylo dopraviti zraneneho poll
cistu do nemocnice. Ia vysle-
chu sc pachatel primal, ze jest
hledan newyorskou pollcii pro
loupez ze Sc domival, ze de-
tektiv jest jeden re stshatelh.
iUdavac nejaky oznamil po-
licii, re v zminenem restaurant
tn prpdavana jest kofalka a re
obchpd tento prostredkuji i ze-
ny. i Zmineny lupic by snad
byl postrelil i druhe diva straz-
Milky, kdyby mu nahodou re-
volver. jak prohlidkou zjiste-
no, neselhal. S MIN zatceni til
spolecnici jsou "ptaci" jM S po
licejnim rekordem. Postrele-
ny straznik Saxton jest pomer-
ne mladym, sotva 3O-letym
muzem, jenz teprve nedlouho
jest v policejni sluzbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07
ZAJEZD DO LORAIN, O

Velkofad c. S. B. p. j. Statu
Ohio kona vyjfzdku do Lorain,
O., v nedeli II. brezna, kde
bude novy Rad uveden do nasi
Jednoty. Bratfi, kteff Sc chit
slcastniti, necht' Sc dostavi ma
Public Square u South Lake
Shore Ticket Office, vedlc
Marshal Bldg. We IL hod. v po
ledne.
X. PEKAREK, tajemnik.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
81 Years Old and As
Good As a Youngster

- or years ago l was very sick
man. Doctors said catarrh trouble
OF stomach and bowels, affecting the
liver and heart. For more. than a
Upon the advice of a friend ! tried
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, and al
though s. years old, now feel as good
as youngster." 1t is a simple. harm
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflamma Non,
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. one dose will con-
vince or money refupded.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
NOMINATIONS FOR
OFFICERS NJ A D [
BY TYPOGRAP H|CAL
Memorial Committee Reports
Practically All Arrange
mentS Are Made

The regular monthly meeting of
Birmingham Typographical Union
No. 104 held last Sunday at Fraternal
hall. Nominations for local officers
for the ensuing year, were made as
follows; For president, r. H. White,
H. c. West; vice president, A. A.
Tatum; recording secretary, 7. 7.
Mock; ecretary-treasurer Charles l..
Bailey. l.. J.. Stillwell has since
also announced himself as candi-
date for president. Election will be
held on Wednesday, May IS at Labor
Advocate office.
Memorial committee reported that
practically all arrangements had
been made for the memorial services
to be held at the Union Printers lot
in Forest Hill cemetery, Woodlawn,
sunday. May 20. Music will be fur
nished by the Boys Industrial band.
Addresses will be made by Judge w.
E. Fort and Hon. w. S. Brewer.
Every member, together with their
families and friends. Is urgently re-
quested to be present on this oeca-
sion
DR.. II. A. Elkourie, dictator of
LOYAL order of Moose, Lodge No. ~,
made very interesting address to
the membership relating to some of
the benevolent features of the order.
He made special mention of the Won
derful institution of Mooseheart. To-
Gated in Illinois, where widows and
orphans of deceased members are
taken and provided for, educated and
taught trade-and last, but not
least, when they have finished their
trade and are ready to leave the
home. each one is given a union card.
Uncle Jimmie" Dean, the oldest
member of No 104, who is now on
the old age pension roll, and who re-
sides at Carthage, Tex, is spending
a few weeks in Birmingham with his
daughter. Mrs Hicks. Uncle Jim
mie' is now So years of age but as
"spry as a crick ct" and spends a
good deal of his time fishing, which
he is very fond of and nearly always
has fine luck.
Red" Russell and Walter Thomp-
son. who have been in Charleston,
w. Va. for several months, have re-
turned to Birmingham and are work
ing at The Age-Herald.
John Cornett drew his travelling
card last Saturday and left again for
Charleston, w. Va. This is Johns
fourth trip to Charleston.
Travelling cards deposited recently:
J. G. Dick, w. G.. Thompson, w. w.
Cruslus. John j. Srnka, C. r. Carter,
j. A. Rankin, Joe Corcoran, II. b.
Bowen. Cards issued: NJ. w.
Crusius, John II. Cornett.
H. S. Worsham, for the past few
years on the night adroom force
at the News, has accepted a position
in the ad-room of-The AgeHerald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
ENGINEERS AUXILIARIES
Business And Social Features Mnrk
Meetings OF Bodies

Ladies' Auxiliary $50 to Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers held
an interesting meeting at Ben Hur
temple Thursday afternoon. The'at-
tendance was good and business OF
a social and routine nature was
transacted.
Auxiliary No. 169 will meet at Fra
ternal hall Tuesday afternoon and
fullsattendance is urged.
Auxiliary No. 39S will meet at Fra
ternal hall Friday afternoon at the
regular hour. All members are asked
to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
M,DUFF WINS SUIT

Fred II. McDuff. chief of police, is
the proud possessor of new suit of
clothes given him as third prize for
signing 50 new members to the KAN
ram Grotto in the recent drive that
secured 1.400 new members for the
organization. The third prize carries,
besides the suit, a trip to Cleveland
to attend the national convention OF
Grotto.
w. f. Holcombe won the first prize,
and both he and MeDuff are proud
of their prizes. but are prouder still
of the organization.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
CONDUCTORS AUXIEIARlES
Meetings Prove Unusually Enjoyable
Are Well Attended

A. B. Barretson division, No. 296,
auxiliary to order of Railway Con-
ductors met at Fraternal hall last
Thursday afternoon. The meeting
was unusually enjoyable and was at
tended by a large number of the
members.
A. G. s. auxiliary No. 3S6 will meet
at Odd Fellows hall, Avondale, next
Thursday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
A full attendance of the membership
is desired.
Alabama auxiliary No. III will
meet at Fraternal hall Wednesday
afternoon and full attendance of the
members is requested.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13

Meets at 1913 Second avenus evefy
Monday at 1880 p. IN. President, Clyde
". Holroyd. 6so1 Hillman avenue: phone
Main 5000. Secretary, John w. Orr. slS
Fiftieth street, north Secretary Treasurer.
". J. Schwantes. 1s15h Second avenue.
Main 1906.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
All Divisions OF brotherhood Had
Meeting During Past Week

All divisions of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers held meetings
during the past week. Good attend
anee was reported at all meetings.
The divisions are all very active and
a fine spirit of cooperation prevails
among the members. No. 1856 met at
Fraternal hall Sunday afternoon, No.
432 at Masonic temple, Avondale,
Monday night, No. 407 at city hall,
Boyles. Monday morning and night,
No. 436 at Fraternal hall Thursday
afternoon. and No. $50 at Fraternal
hall Tuesday night.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
BRlCKLAYERS UNION
Splendid Conditions Continue
Prevail In This InduNtrN

Bricklayers' union met at head
quarters on Eighth avenue Tuesday
night. The attendance was large.
Several reports of committees were
submitted and given consideration.
The splendid conditions prevailing
for some time continue. Usually the
demand for bricklayers exceeds the
supply. and Business Agent Moore
expects this good condition to con-
tinue through the balance of the
year. The union will meet again
next Tuesday night at the usual
hour.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
INCREASE is GRANTED
To Stcreotypers And EIectrotypers
Of 10 Cents An Hour

The public printer of the govern
ment printing office has granted an
increase to all stereotypers and cleo
trotypers of 10 cents an hour, max
ing the present scale 80 cents an
hour. This makes a weekly scale of
$500. In addition to the scale the
men are paid weekly bonus of
s45S. making the weekly wage
s417S.
New scales with increased pay
have recently been negotiated at Sc
attic, st. Louis, Peoria, Buffalo,
Rock Island. Dayton. New Bedford,
Great Falls and Westerville Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
AUXILIARIES OF TRAIMEN
Two Bodies Will Have ImpOr tant
Meetings During Coming Week

Important meetings of the two
auxiliaries to the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen will be held dur
ing the coming week at Fraternal
hall. The auxiliary to Mainbow
lodge will meet Monday afternoon.
the meeting of the auxiliary to Vul-
can lodge being held Tuesday after
noon. The officers of both orGaniza-
tons request a full attendance at
the meetings.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
LABOR DIRECTORY
Alabama State Federation Of Labor

Meets at Montgomery. Ala. on tho third
Monday Of May, 1923. for its annual con-
vention.
President. Robert r. Moore. 2l1sh First
avenue. birmingham. Secretary Treasurer.
l.. Bowen, 80 Farley building, Main
1927. Executive council: Robert r. Moore
Birming CHAM: Lewis Bowen. Birmingham;
J. n. kennamer, Birmingham; W. r. Nc
Clusky, Albany; A. II. Liston. Montgom-
cry; A. X. Whited, Gadsden: Miss Hattie
steele. Birmingham. Vice presidents: A.
II. Liston. Montgomery; r. J. Bailey
Florence: j. r. Kennamer. Birmingham;
N. q. CHM. Mobile: Charles Knisht Bes-
semer; l.. B. Baird. Jasper; A. r. Whited
Gadsden; w. Il. McClusky, Albany: Mrs
Hattie Steele, Woman Deieg ate Large
Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
MOVING PICTURE MEN

Operators Meet Next Sunday And
Usual Attendance Is Urged
Moving Picture Operators union
will meet at Moose hall. Second ave
nue. and Twentieth street. Sunday
May 90. The usual good attendance
is urged by President Sapp. Several
important questions will be consid-
cred and the meeting is expected tc
be interesting.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
Various Divisions Hold Meetings On
Regular Scheduled Dates

Division GU, Order Railway Con-
ductors, held an interesting meeting
at Odd Fellows hall, Avondale, last
Sunday. Quite a large number of
the members were present and bus
mess Of general nature was trans
acted.
Division 1856 met at Fraternal hall
last Sunday afternoon and trans
acted business of special interest to
the merrSS-s. The meeting was we'll
attended.
Division No. 1874 will meet at Fra =
ternal hall at 2 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon. Members are urged to at
tend.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
TREATMENTS AUXILIARY
Members Are Urged To he Presen,
Monday Afternoon

Ladies' Auxiliary to Brotherhood of
Railway Ira inmen, Rainbow Lodge
No. al, Will meet at Fraternal hall
Monday afternoon at the usual hour.
The members are urged to be pres
ent as important business will be
considered
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13

Meets first Sunday at 10 a. m. at Ben
Hur hall. President, j. c. Wiehere
secretary, {. E. Thiermons. SOL Lyric
building, Main 1853.
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CARPENTERS COUNCIL
Reports OF Officers At Recent Meet
ings Highly Encouraging

Carpenters District council met at
19091s Fifth avenue Thursday night.
Reports of the officers were en-
couraging. The carpenters report Il
continued heavy demand for workers.
Union No. 1903 met Tuesday night
at 1909I2 Fifth avenue. while Union
No. 296 met at Ensley Friday night.
Good attendance was reported at both
meetings. ~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
PRIDE OF ALABAMA LODGE

Pride of Alabama Lodge No. 107,
Ladies' Society to the Brotherhood of
Firemen and Enginemen, will meet at
Fraternal hall Wednesday afternoon.
An interesting program will be rem
dered and all who attend are assured
of q nlnas SAINT afternoon.
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TWO MEETINGS BY TRAINMEN

Meetings were held during the
past week by the two divisions Of
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men. The meetings were held at
Fraternal hall. No $50 on Tuesday
night and No. sS4 Wednesday night.
Both meetings We're well attended
and considerable business transacted.
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Meets at BrIckIayers halI, Eight aYenue
and Twenty fifth street: north, every Tues
as Robinson. box s97. phone Main ss16.
secretary and business agent, Robert r.
Moore Box s97, phone Main 6S15. Record
ing secretary. John A. Mailman.
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MUSICIANS UNION

Looking Forward To Heavy Business
During Summer Months
Musicians union held the monthly
meeting at Ben-Hur temple last Sun
day morning. The attendance was
unusually good. The musicians are
looking forward to heavy run of
business during the summer months.
The union has a large and enthu-
siastic membership and Is active in
the ranks of organized labor.
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TIE AGE-HERALDS WEEKLY CALENDAR OF ORGANIZED LABOR
MEMORIAL SERVICES
TRANSPORTATION BrotherhoOds VIII
Have Exerciscs Next Month

Arrangements are being made by
the five railroad transportation
brotherhoods for memorial services,
to be held at the First Baptist
church in June, date to be announced
later The sermon will be preached
by the pastor, DR.. J. r. Hobbs and
addresses will be made by Rev. j. A.
BRYAN and others The committee
will announce the program in few
DAVIS
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BUSY BEE LODGE GOA
Good Attendance Reported At Meet
ing Held wednesday, Night


Busy Bee Lodge No. GOA, Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen met at Fraterpal han
Wednesday night o very Aood at
tendance was reported. Reports of
committees and various other mat
tiers were considered. Busy Bee
lodge meets every Wednesday night.
Lodg No 426 will meet at Fraternal
hall Monday night and full attend.
ance is earnestly requested.
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SWITCHMEN'S UNION as

Large Amount or Business Attended
To Sunday Afternoon
The meeting of Switchmen's Union
No. 46 last Sunday afternoon was
we'll attended and large amount of
business was attended to. The
switchmen have growing and pro-
gressive organization and is doing
splendid work for the advancement
of interests of al railroad transport
tation workers,
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RAILWAY CLERKS 691
Reports of Standing Committee
Heard At Friday Meeting

Railway Clerks, l.. e n. Lodge No.
691, transacted the regular routine
and heard reports of the various
standing committees at the meeting
held at Fraternal hall Friday night.
The attendance was reported good
Railway Clerks No. 242 met at Fra
ternal hall Tuesday night and Will
meet again at the regular time and
hour the coming week.