The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07

Bessemer August -(SpeclaL)- Bessemer's industrial forecast for the coming week is the most encouraging made in many months.
 Announcement was made today that the three mills of the T. C. l.. rolling mill in Bessemer. the plate mill, the guide mill and the bar mill would start Tuesday morning and would run at full capacity, oper- ating at 100 per cent with about 500 men working.
 This is the first time in many months that these three mills have been in operation at the same time at full capacity and the announce ment has created feeling of extreme optimism in the Bessemer district
 Teachers for schools
 The following teachers have been elected for the Bessemer public schools for session 1921-1922:
 Leonard Vann, superintendent; Miss Elberta Taylor. primary super visor; Miss Virginia Shaw, music supervisor. High school c. C. Mos ely, principal; Felton Collier, math- ematics and athletic director; J. o. Chancey, commercial department Charles E. Jacttson, manual training and mechanical drawing; Oscar R. Chester, history; Miss Blake Garfield. science; Miss Lucille Watt science and mathematics; Miss Claire White, domestic arts; Miss Ethel York, do- nestle science; Miss Susie Jones. English Miss Emily Williams, Eng fish; Miss Jvey Gwin, English and history; Miss Winnifred Farr, gen eral science; Miss Willie Johnson, French and mathematics; Miss Ser nice Baily, Latin; Miss Jessie Pringle, expression.
 Clarendon School-Miss Ella sapp, principal; Miss Bonnie Williams grade l Miss Lois Parkers grade 1; Miss Thelma Burman, grade ?; Miss Era Partridge, grade 3; Miss Mable Lee grade 3: Miss May Kennedy, grade 8; Miss Mary Lovett, grade 4; Miss Louise McFalI. grade 4: Miss Alma Scott, grade B. Miss Katie Stall worth, grade ,; Miss Ellie May Sills,
 
 Roberts School--J L. Gibbon. prin- cipal; Miss Mable Forbes grade ?; Miss Mable Chapman, grade 8: Miss Lottie Petrie: grade g. Miss Helen Mcintosh, grade 4. Miss Hattie Gib- son; grade 5 Miss Margaret Coleman, grade 5; Mrs. William Dodd. grade 5; Miss Mamie Carroll, grade 6; Miss Blanche Lamb, grade G. Miss Ruby Robertson, grade [ Miss Jamie Dick fhson. grade '; Miss Rosale Shep- herd, grade [; Mrs. Maybelle Brown supply. :.
 Vance School--J. L. Gibson, prin- cipal; Miss Elsie Bruns, grade l. Miss Lucille Davis grade l; Miss Jamie Jones, grade 1 Miss Pauline Sudduth grade ?.
 Jonesboro School-J. o. Sturdivant principal; Mrs. Alice Green grade 1; Miss Elizabeth Pierce, grade 1 Miss Elizabeth Ledbetter. grade 2 Mrs Zuma Bagley, grade 2; Miss Jessie Howell, grade 3; Miss Marie Jones grade 4; Miss Vivian Johnson. grade D; Miss Lucia Riley, grade 5 Mrs Nancy England grade 5; Miss velma Robertson, grade G.
 Colored Schools: Hard School--J. R Bickerstaff, supervising principal; bessle walker, grade l; Hattie Den son, grade 1: Julia M Cannon. grade l; John Mae Lawlah, grade ?; Estelle F. Harris, grade 3; Jessie Lock ett grade 5; Sarah Keith grade 5; Mamie A. Walker, grade g.: Cora Ger trude Slaughter. grade g. Sarah Rob- inson, grade z; Ella M Parker, grade '; Crusada Jackson. grade 6.
 Ninth Avenue School--Louise A. Mason, grade A. Beulah Alexander grade 1; Ellie l.. Reese, grade 1, Mary White, grade l; lola Warren, grade 7: Nellie Bryant. grade 3.
 Fourth Avenue School-Lillie B. koyton, principal grade 4; Odessa Wallace, grade 8; Carrie Richards son, grade ?; Clara Gales, grade l.
 Hall Game for Relief Fund
 big game of baseball is sched uled for next Thursday afternoon at f o'clock between the Baraea class team and the Elks' team at Reeder's s ball park, for the benefit of the unemployed of the city who are in need.