The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
BESSEMER PLANT
 ID RESUME WORK
Soldiers Returned to Besse- mer-0.H. Green Sustains
 Serious Injuries

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 Bessemer, July 30.-(Special.)-T Bessemer Foundry and Machine com pany will resume operations Monday This plant has been closed down for some weeks. A large number of men will be given employment.
 Preparations are going forward for the blowing in of the furnace at Woodward Wednesday, when scores of men who have been idle will go to work. The bar mill of the rolling mill of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company will start Monday instead of Tuesday, and probably the guide mill of this plant will run the latter part of the week.
 The treating plant of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company at Robertson is running and gives em- ployment to a limited number of men.
 NhS PiPt Noiho III DcSStItT dIs operating in limited capacity. and improvements are being made in va rious ways; so the industrial situation in Bessemer is assuming a brighter outlook than in some months.
 Soldiers Returned
 The nine soldiers who were re- moved from the Bessemer county jail to Hamilton in Marion county for trial on indictments, charging them with lynching Will Baird union miner, were returned this afternoon to Bessemer.
 brought them to Birmingham, where they were transferred to Chief Deputy W. T. Kemp of Bessemer.
 The soldiers expressed themselves according to Mir. Kemp. as being glad to return to Bessemer, where they had received such good treatment during their long confinement
 0. H. Green, chief electrician of the Woodward company at Woodward sustained serious injuries Saturday morning when he was run over by skip hoist, and one leg broken and the other badly bruised He was re- moved to the Elizabeth Duncan hos FANNit "AitiS it iS ItPOTttu us resting comfortably.
 Corporation Dissolved
 Papers dissolving the corporation of the West Bessemer Land company were filed Saturday in the probate office in Bessemer. The stockhold- CTS in the company were Dr. T. C. Donald. c. J. Donald Dr. M c. Thom- as. w. l.. Coston and O. w. Lewis.
 A marriage license was issued in the city Saturday to l.. l.. Worthing- ton and Miss May Grer, both of Bes- sen r,
 Work of fitting up the court li- brary on the econd floor of the courthouse is being rapidly com pleted. The shelves and tables have beep placed and a committee from the Bessemer Bar association has been appointed to select the books for the library.
 Juvenile Court Judge S. n. Murphy will hold the next juvenile court meeting in Besse- mer on August ,. when large docket will be taken. up, including cases principally of delinquency and non support.
 This work in the Bessemer division of the county is under the super vision of C. w. Hiley, who has been associated with Judge Murphy for some time. and Mrs. George Harrison, his assistant, and under their d- rection the work has progressed with success. Numbers of cases arp brought before this court from the rural sections near Bessemer. and by the sympathy and understanding of the conditions and environment of the offenders. MT. Riley and Mrs. Harrison have been able to accom- plish a great deal of good. particu- larly among children of school age.
 Special Service Prof, and Mrs. F. F. Farrior of the north China mission. who are mis- sionaries of the First Presbyterian church of Bessemer, are in the city the guests of the church, and are were signs unmistakable that the in- dustrial situation was improving and the belief was well founded that the district had turned the corner. MT. Ramsay looked over several os the business houses here in which lie is interested. and was particularly pleased with the commodious offic es recently arranged for J. H. Perkins
 May lsuild Factory
 The Ensley Mattress factory re- ceived orders yesterday for 160 mat tresses which MT. Holtzclaw. .nan- ager of the company. said was ono of the best days orders received n some time. He was manifaslly pleased that the out-of-town buyers had so substantially recognized the worth of the Ensley product. He said every one of theN orders came from points outside of Ensley, and indicated business was somewhat better.
 MT. Holtzclaw added that while he held lease for some years on his present plant, yet he believed he would build another factory in ,5ns- ley soon after the holidays to take lcaro of the vastly increasing volume of business.
 The Ensley Mattress company s one of the most substantial success ,s lin local business circles, and IS the reason for considerable pride on the part of Ensley citizens gen~<ally.