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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
SIMPLE SERVICES
 HELD AS MEMORIAL
Flowers Distributed On Graves Of Deceased Union Members

Simple religious ceremonies Sunday aftern0on marked the memorial services held by more than 400 members of Birmingham Typographical Union No. 104 at Forest Hill cemetery for de- ceased members.
 Featuring the ceremony was the dis tijbution of flowers on the graves in the union printers lotgat the ceme- tery. Fourteen women, dressed in white Grecian gowns and wearing ivy wreaths over their shoulders and ivy circlets on their hair, carried flowers and placed them on the graves.
 Mrs. E. Murray sang Face To Face" during their part of tn serv- ices, and at the close of the memorial she sang Lead Kindly Light" The Boys Industrial school band played several numbers during the afternoon andythe Ganus quartete sang. Rev. Roy c. Hershey delivered the invoca tion and benediction and gave q short talk. Addresses were made by Senator Walter s. Brewer and Rowland w. Winn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
YOUNG HARLAN CRAY IS BURIED SUNDAY
Tried To Save Brother And
 Drowns Self


 Funeral services for Harlan : Gray, age 9, who was drowned Saturday morning in the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company's reservoir after he had leaped in the water in an attempt to. rescue his l3sgear-old brother, Carl, were held q l O'clock Sunday after noon at the residence of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. G. Gray, WyIam. Burial followed in Crumley's chapel with Lige Loy in charge.
 The boys, it is stated, had gone to the reservoir to fish, when the older boy lost his balance and fell in the water. His younger brother hearing his screams rushed to his aid. While attempting to get his brother near Harlan became strangled and did not recover himself. The body was found after several hours of searching in the water.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
ISpeechmaking To Be Banned
 At U. Of A. Alumni Banquet
5000 Invited To Event, Planned To Please All
 And Shock Some

UNIVERSITY, Ala, May 1S.--(Spe- cial. )-Fite thousand invitations to commencement have been mailed out to the alumni and friends of the uni- versity. President Edgar l.. Clarkson of the Alumni association, endeayored to see that no one was sighted and has announced that failure to receive an announcement will not be considered an excuse for failure to attend the ban quet.
 The banquet this year, which will be held at the gymnasium, about l D. m, Monday, May 28, will eclipse anything of it's kind ever held at the university.
 Speeches To Be Banned
 In an effort to please all, possibly shock a few, and get away from the long, drawn out speechmaking affairs, Clifton H. Penick, chairman of the en- tertainment committee, has worked out m original program that is sure to be hit. The .sshow" will open with minstrel melange, when it is an- nounced that John Mcqueen has con sented to be interlocutor. Mir. Me Queens star end man will be "Beansy'' Crutcher.
 The second part, termed the Uni
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19

.yersity Follies," will delight old and young. Dr. Carl Garner of the faculty of the university is directing this re- view, which means that it will be q real performance. Co-eds who would draw fancy salaries on the screen or legitimate stage, are now rehearsing under Dr. Carmer's direction. Seats in .'bald headedn row will be at a pre- mium, 80 it is best to come early.
 The .'Capstone Five" will furnish the music for the occasion, while the varsity quartette will entertain with special numbers.
 Edmonds Alumni Speaker
 Dr. Henry M. Edmonds of Birming- ham, will deliver the alumni address at Il a. m., which will be followed by breaking of ground for the new Gorgas Memorial library, on which occasion John A. Rogers, chairman of the state highway commission, will make few appropriate remarks.
 Monday, the %, promises to be a real day in the history of the uniyer. sity.
 The performance of the Glee club at 8 p. m., to be followed by the annual dance, cannot help but make the day ana night as well, thoroughly enjoyable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
INTERESTS RUN NEW HOTEL Names Of Lessees Not Given Out-COlored
 Brick Used

The new four-story hotel that has been under construction during the past week at the corner of Fifth ave- nue, north, and Eighteenth street has been leaseds and will be operated by Birmingham interests, it was announced Sunday by E. R. McDavid, Jr., mem- Der of the real estate firm that is acting as rental agents. Names of the lesees were not given out.
 The building is to be located imme- diately across from the post office building, on the northwest corner of Fifth and Eighteenth. It will cost ap- proximately $55,000, will be con- structed of brown wire-cut brick with brick-trimmed designs in four colors, and will be ready for occupancy Octo- Der 1. The first floor will be given to seven stores one drug store on the corner, two retail establishments on the Fifth avenue side, and four on the Eighteenth street side. All except three of the stores have been rented. The three hotel floors will contain 60 rooms.
 The building is being built by the Cline Construction company. John G. Farley and E.. R. McDavid, Sr., are the owners Of the property, and the Me David Real Estate and Insurance com Ppany are agents. <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
PREACHER CHARGES
 BAD COMPETITORS
Court House Marriage Business
 'Cornered,' Claims Negro

Protest against what lte termed an attempt by other preachers to corner" the marrying business o at the court house was registered with county of- ficials Saturday by Rev. Ed Foster, re- gently ordained as minister of the gospel and religious adviser to his col ored flock fdW
 The Rev. Mir. Foster complained to Deputy Sheriff W. E. Eubanks that two other negro preachers had tried to drive him away from the court house when he attempted to get his share of the marrying trade, together with the fees. He contended that he had as much right to the business us any of the others and declared he wanted prOtec- tion. Fsa%a
 He was assured that there was no law that would give anybody q mono- poly of the court house for marriage purposes and that he had as much right to it's halls as the others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
TEMPLE OPENS TO-DAY

hSENAN AAAJ OA FINS AOOfA4
 The magnificent new Temple theatre formerly the Masonic auditorium opens to the public this evening at p. m., under the management of R. G. Allen and Joe Steed. Feature pie lures will be the policy of the Temple theatre, presenting, after the formal opening Monday evening, continuous program beginning at II o'clock daily.
 The attraction booked for this week is Cosmopolitans famous surprise pie ture of the year, 'The Great White Way" depicting life on New Yorks Main street as it is today, presented by cast of screen and stage stars colla borating with the foremast nation ally know celebrities in the public eye today, people with whom one rubs shoulders when they do Broadway. Anita Stewart heads the galaxy of screen and stage stars who play the Reature roles in A"The Great White Way" while Arthur Brisbane, Irwin s. Cobb and a list of other nationally known notables head the cast of famous per- sonages who all take part in this great feature photoplay. It is q love story so far as plot goes-and one, advance notices say, with a grip.
 A twenty piece symphony orchestra furnishes the musical program, aud an extra feature is also presented Mile. Amalia, classical dancer, and her Corps de Ballet. The doors of the Temple open Monday evening at z 80 D. m., and after Monday performances begin at Il a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
SAMS IS ELECTED
 HEAD OF TEACHERS
D. J. Moore Named Treasurer Of
 County Association

J. H. Sans, principal of the Mortimer Jordan High school at Morris, was elected president of the Jefferson Coun- ty Teachers association, according to report of the annual meeting held Saturday in Birmingham.
 Other officers were elected as follows Miss Katie Bell Harrison, of the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com. pany's school, vice president; Mrs Martha Bags Elliott, secretary D. J Moore, treasurer.
 Dr. N. R. Baker, county. superintend. ent of education and Dr. George R, stuart, pastor of the First Methodist church, addressed the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
DEATHS

Finch Obarr-Funeral services for Finch ObarF, 11l4 Third avenue, north, who was kllled Friday afternoon in an au- temobile accident, were held at o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Little church near Leeds Ala. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. with Johns in eharge'
 ". s. Davls--Funeral services for W. s. Davis, age 76. who died Saturday morning at his residence Bs14 First avenue, were held at o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Woodlawn Method ist church. Burial followed in Elm wood cemetery, with Vice in charge. W; "; Durden--Funsral services for w. w. Burden, age GO, &ho died Sunday morning at a local infirmary. will be held at o'clock Monday afternoon from the residence of his sister, Mrs. w M DeRamus, 2740 Pike avenue, Ensley. Burial will follow in FraternaI eeme- tery Pratt City, with Bchols & Angwin in charge. He Is survived by two sis ters,. Mrs w. M. DeRamus Ensiey; Mrs. ]. IT. Bates Selma; three broth CTS John Fl. Burden, Pratt City; N. F. Burden, south Alabama, and D. c. Dur den, sandusky Mir. Burden was a mem Der Of Globe lodge, A F, and A, A.. Bnsieg,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
THE WEATHER

sodth Carolina, Georgia, extreme north west Florida, Alabama and Mississippi: Fair Monday and Tuesday; no change. in temperature.
 Virginia: Fair and cooler Monday; Tuesday probably fair.
 North Carolina: Fair and cooler Mon- day; Tuesday fair.
 Florida: Partly cloudy in north and probably local showers in south portion Monday and Tuesday; no change in tme- perature. Nf
 Louisiana: Monday increasing cioudi- ness; Tuesday partly cloudy,
 Arkansas: Monday increasing cloudi- ness; Tuesday unsettled.
 Oklahoma: Monday and Tuesday partly cloudy to cloudy, probably showers Mon- day night or Tuesday.
 East Texas: Monday and Tuesday part ly cloudy. probably scattered showers Monday night or Tuesday
 West Texas: Monday and Tuesday part ly cloudy probably showers in the Pan handle.
 Tennessee and Kentucky: Fair Mon day probably unsettled
 Summary of observations made at sta tions of the United States Weather Bu- reau, during the 24 hours ending at ?. m., s0th meridian time, May IS, 1924 frt trH FI1V r1A rITVTF
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE; SERIOUSLY INJURED
Raymond Moore In Critical Con.
 dition Late Sunday Night

Raymond Moore was seriously injured at 12 40 o'clock Sunday morning at Eighth avenue and Thomas street when struck by an automobile said to have been driven by G. W. Miles.
 Miles placed the injured man in his automobile and removed him to the Hill man hospital where his condition was still considered serious at late hour Sunday night. He was still in a semi conscious condition and the full extent of his injuries had not been determined by attendants.
 The injured man, it is stated, was crossing Eighth avenue and Miles was going down Thomas street in his auto- mobile. According to his story the man stepped out of the shadows of the side walk in front of the automobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
YOUNG MAN TRIES
 SUICIDE BY POISON
Tablets Taken At Home Of
 Friend Condition Serious

Tom Crutcher, 24 years old, 9215 Fifth avenue, north, was in a serious condition at the Birmingham General hospital Sunday night, after having attempted suicide, according to authori- ties there; by taking three bichloride of mercury tablets. The poison was taken at the home of friend, Miss Ida Wilson, Highpoint, Ingle6ook, whom he was visiting Sunday night The only cause the young woman could at tribute to the act was despondency. She said she was a witness of the occurrence, but that she could not ex- plain why it happened.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19

their vaudeville debut, halls from the movies.
 The extra added attraction is Jean Sothern herself. Miss Sothern is a vaudeville star of eminence and her of. fering is out of the ordinary in every way. Girls Will Be Boys," is what she calls it, and critics describe it as an interesting skit, bit of femininity wth a masculine twist.
 The regular added attraction brings Betty Byron and William Haig in 'sThe Book of Vaudeville,T a skit that is e novelty. Miss Byron and Mir. Haig are vaudeville favorites and in this new number they win more popularity.
 The special feature brings, on more comedy. Fannie Simpson and Tarl Dean supply it in ''Chop Suey," comedy skit that includes number of things Rounding out the bill are the Ernests offering humorous gymnastic spe. cialty, and LeOla Lucey, dramatic so. prano.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
LOCAL DATA
DIR. HOLBERBY SPEAKS Public Invited To Address Monday Aft ernOOn At Bessemer Church

Dr. W. M. Holberby, Presbyterian minister of Chicago, after having de- livered an enthusiastically received ad- dress to men, at the Bessener Presby- terian church Saturday night, will speak again Monday afternoon in the same building. All people are invited to this meeting. Dr. Holberby will then leave for New Orleans and other southern points where he has been asked to speak, before he returns to his home in Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
VYINnQ

East Gulf: Gentle variable; fair. Mon- day, except local showers over the Florida Straits.
 West Gulf Gentle variable; mostly southeast ana south; fair Monday.
 Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage: Moderate variable; mostly easterly. partly cloudy Monday
 Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Moderate to fresh westerly and fair Monday.
 Hatteras to Florida Straits: Gentle to moderate south and southwest; fair Mon day. except showers off the Florida coast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
AT THE MOVIES

JOnn bdrrymOOre, III Deau brummeI
 AT THE MOVIES
 Temple: %The Great White Way with Anita Stewart, George McManus, Irwin 5. Cobb and a celebrated cast and special orchestra of 20 piecuA | Capitol: Mae Murray in "Fascina- tion."
 Galax: Katherine Norris in "You Can't-Get Away With It..
 Odeon: William Duncan in ''Fast Ex- press''..
 Princess: ''The Man From Lost Riyer','.
 Rialto: Rex Beach's 'sThe Spoilers with Milton Stills and Anna 0. Nilsson.
 Royal: Hoot Gibson in "Out of Luck and Harold Lloyd in "Dr. Jack,
 Strand Thomas, Meighan in "The Confidence Man..
 Trianon: "The White Moth" with Conway Tearle and Barbara LeNIarr.
 AT LOEW'S BIJOu
 With one of the most pretentious bills of the season opening this after noon, patrons of Loew's Bijou are prom ised extraordinary entertainment, dur aEg the week. On the screen there will be the screens latest masterpiece, John Barrymore in a picturization of the immortal Beau Brunmmel,' with Mary Astor and a wonderful supporting cast. Then there are two special stage features, Jan Rubini. Swedish violin vlrtuose, and '"The Honeymooners."
 In Jan Rubini Birmingham will have an opportunity to hear one of the ac- knowledged violin virtnesi of the day. Rubini is concert artist who has won much fame for his playing and for his composition as well. His programs are said to be unusual always, and it is bis custom to change them at each per formance.
 Vieing with Rubini for headline hon. OTIS is 'sThe HoneymOoners." This is a musical satire written by Jack Lait, known as one of the cleverest writers of the day providing vaudeville ma terial. A cast of seven artists, who can sing and dance and put over com edy will present this number.
 Two novelties will complete the bill. They are offered by Frank Peggy Jones, the monopede wonder, and the Morton Brothers, paperologists and har- monica experts.
 Six big vaudeville acts, four of them features and the other two of the high est merit will be offered patrons of the Lyric the first half of this week, and it is a program of unusual enter tainment value.
 Gladys Buckridge and Billy Casey are the headliners in a musical num- Der. Miss .Buckridge, young prima dona, has been featured in the Zieg- field FolIies, Midnight Frolic and other companies. Billy Casey, her, partner in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE THEATRES

Jeffetson AIl-star Jefferson players sIn Love With Love- < Egfic: Vaudeville lead, Buckridge Casey &aCo.; picture, Fox comedy and Pathe News.
 Loew's Bijou-: Vaudeville lead, Jan Rubini and the HoneymOoners picture, John Barrymore in Beau Brummel'. :.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19

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