The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-06

Conditions in Vivian so far as business and employment is coh- cerned, is growing better every day, ager of the Wylam branch of the Bank of Ensley. He said yesterday that during the past seven days the situation had grown so much better that he believed the conditions in Wylam had started on the up grade and would continue to grow better D every day.
 we have passed through a very successful and gratifying week." sad MT Cummings. The merchants re- port better business and there is Tess unemploy ment than in some time. TAa operations at Edgewater. Mulsd and the Vivian division of the Ten z.essee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany have increased lately, especlatlV Edgewater, which is running ful time. This has been reflected IT business. There is of course room for improvement as compared to war business, yet when we stop '" think of it business is now grea than some years before the war we travelled along in good shape confidently believe that the conditions have definitely passed
 Boosst Chattanooga
 I E Lindsay of the Lindsay ls Jnmber company returned yestet from a motor trip to Chattangt where he went principally on
 ness. He said that every kllt plant in Chattanooga was reS operations and that the general ness conditions had changed If ably. He said: We went to
 plants in Chattanooga ana
 to many of the men III
 and the unanimous opinion
 to be that the business situat tified resumption on good so We were struck with the f%fh Nhgl inc smaller plants by whlon tanoopa obtains a great deai RA DIS fame are operating, and ptaNs tfN underway to start others pfo9e needful articles. This will e4Ns eAs use of some Birmingham R'S and will help in other wasa sis only trouble with that tow 'late the streets are not much Nt1ea f@a the streets of Pratt city hshee t"1 cars cannot pass at one t'faN. asF wise its going city
 Obituary
 Mrs. Mary Boodyer, afee 77{ etayt Monday morning at the reaf9 2i dauSnIGT, MI Ss T VI Avenue F. The funeral sefYiqes VIII he conducted this afternoef o'clock with interment it@t' City cemetery,
 The funeral servlces NN tNs mains of the late Mrs. a e- gram were conuuctSd morning at the late iessdF4teei AS9s- Twelfth street, Birmin sham. lhs i'- .t fot1oyed in E,l'nwDod
 Mrs. Pegram was tns Mlle is Pegram of the firns Meade of Ensley. Tlig sNeNies
 St,anded bv larss nuuies .. friends from Ensley wNite tas s'i". offerings were beautHui atie er@ sent in profusiofi.
 ] Samuel c. King. vice president oi Sthe Bank of Ensle! lttiN ". p:. iev accompanied br Sai# uei z. Aing, Tr ana Robert lI. CnadNick, lr wii leave this evenine fcy keeNiail9 Maine. to attend cenHantipn or the New York Life InsaTAnct company
 rha home comi, sss held at inc Methodist chu rA3N were pronounced succ' 'o ,'' announcement feet of the dft7 'Fe GU dui inc belief is el ff Pc %t much rood will sssy tf@M unique plan to ges n ar tne Methodist
 A beksloyvie gment
 The nsv pr Edmonds Bennett. r4cto- St 1okns church, gave out sh3 wing fasement yesterday:
 aral weeks it has devolved sn s,lpai,vise the application ~
 v sf in the Ensley dis s assAharge of my duties of we put me in close toucn
 estate offices renters, fus- nS ,4,.x -asilf men, numerous office s.ss,<& nfs last and not least. With tt 1rruessee Coal. Iron and kail- x i company, from chief executive NMa the line. Wrasu a purely Humanitarian ana sts4ssafge point of view, 1t IS ex- |sAas sssSeFy pleasant {o be able to say p hsIs siss snyariable cturtesy, patience, ls ss6 k tisdness and Reconsideration of sort that have been met With fas kAeh remarkabis. and has in il self because of ths cheer it gave Ma amply compensated all the cost Ep n,s in whatever way.
 "EDMpNp BENNETT"