The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-15
1 AK IS RESUMED l I THE STEEL PLANT Il Departments in Full
 Operation JUROR IS STRICKEN John Glenn in Critical Condition at His Home-Remains of J. D.
 Welden Sent to Penn
 sylvania
JUROR IS STRICKEN

in accordance with the official state ent given out by President c. Gl Craw- I'd and published in The Age-Herald Feral days ago, work at the steel plant z resumed yesterday morning and all
 departments are in full operation. The
 were relighted in the open hearth
 .ces last week and everything was
 .n readiness for the resumption yes
 sy morning. Early this week the
 Y of the several departments began
 their working forces together.
 kilograms were sent to various the country recalling those who
 Q efAl drarlly moved away, the men re- Fed quickly and the organization was hfted.
 .s open hearth furnaces were charged
 Inorning and it is stated that 8 run
 be made Friday morning. With the
 e again curling skyward, the whirr
 loving machinery, the clang of bell
 lhe shreik of whistle, the outward ap-
 lnce of the steel mill indicates in the
 yest possible manner that the ac-
 as of the mill have been resumed.
 r; understood in addition to the direct
 ;; in the hands of the company,
 I, will run the mill at least 50 days,
 < other large orders are in sight, and
 e indications point to long, con tis run.
 " Welden's Body Sent Away ief remains of J. D. Welden were sent ssrday afternoon by Messrs. Echols |; Angwin to his former home at Beth I'm, Pa, for interment. The father Of .leceased arrived in the city yesterday ,r,2 30 o'clock from Philadelphia, and f tmpanied Mrs. Welden and the two |, on their sad mission to the home -l The death of MT. Welden has been 'hly felt by his friends and associates, : seldom has more feeling been dis ,ved than by the men with whom he fixed. Nearly every man under his en- k visited the house and viewed the Rains of him they. loved so we'll and 5ng men unused to tears wept bitterly F his bier. Many beautiful floral de- 1s were sent by sympathizing friends, universal regret was expressed of sad and untimely end of one who was ed and respected by all with whom he ne in contact.
 Juror Stricken With Paralysis ohn Glenn. who has been employed as hatchman for the Tennessee company, resides on Park avenue and Six l. i'Ss street, was stricken with paralysis ,tserving on the grand jury of Jeff Ds county. He was brought home by ohooney, who is also serving on jury
 li4l him. Mr Glenh has not spoker Ege being taken sick and, owing to his Ee. 60 years. his chances of recovery are nsidered doubtful.
 The 9-year-ol son of MT and Mrs. N. .See5orn of SIP Avenue D died loifcday after brief illness of pneu- bda.l The funeral will be held from rifarnily residence this afternoon. h. .aent at Oakland. Echols & Angwin plarge.
 P1ayS at opera House The Fairview Literary society will .Fent two clever plays at the Ensley eAa house tonight The first offering II be a play with heart interest, en- lee "out in the Streets" The second Il be farce comedy with the sug- stive title of "Dr. Cureall." The le role will be in the hands of the ho ed his long life with smile on his ,e and a song in his heart. While his ting may not be of the finished va fly he is simply inimitable and his n spontaneous. A small admission II be charged and the proceeds will
 to the organ fund of the Fairvlew sthodist church.
 Picnic at AvOndale The Sunday school of the First Pres terian church of Ensley will hold cir annual picnic today at Avondale -rk. Special cars will be provided I all who attend and will leave the rner of Avenue G and Nineteenth rect and Averyt's Pharmacy at s:3O arp. Cars will also leave the terminal the Vivian car line at the same time r the members of the Presbyterian inday school at that place.
 Personal Mention Mrs Joseph Tetlow will leave today T Atlantic City, where she will spend e summer. Mrs Tetlow will be ab- 'nt about three months.
 ss H. Bean has returned from visit Cleveland, Buffalo and other points Fh.
 Flames Spencer of Chattanooga is the est of his brother, W. A Spencer, at tiam.
 75eorge Defreeze and daughter, Miss a rie and Miss Leona Davis will leave
 day morning for an extended trip sE and east They will visit Pitts