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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
SELF-DEFENSE IS
 CLA|MEDBY MEYERS

Shortly after his arrest yesterday on a charge of killing William l. Jones in vacant house near East Lake Park early on the morning of March 1s, Force" Meyers confessed to the crime, claiming self-defense when Jones drew knife on him, according to officers.
 Meyers was arrested in a house at z305 Fifth avenue, north, by Detec- tives Jones, Lee, Propst, Hollums and Elledge.
 Jones was found dead in the house with two young women present when Conorer J. D. Russum arrived. Ac- cording to the story told the coroner by the young women, the two men had had Several quarrels during the night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
BRIEF ACCOUNT OF
 SLlNDA Y SERMONS

is reflected in the heart said pr. Ed mohds, after quoting from Ecclesiastes' rHe hath set eternity in his heart
 The highways to Zion are in the heart whether we go or not. We can be bed-ridden and still go in heart will those who journey and sing. We can put the body to bed, but not the soul. We can cage and imprison the body, but not the soul. |" The world stands out on either side No wider than the soul is wide; East and west will pinch the heart That cannot push the two apart.
 Judgment and intelligence are right, and you do well to send your boys anu girls to college said Dr. gdmonds. Bls out of the heart are the issues of life
 Education, money, pull, ancestry play small part. 1t is what we have m our hearts that brings the largest sue cess to life"
 The heart life, mouth life, hand life were emphasized in faith, in word, m deed.
 We believe a little. say little, do little, and these rebound until our faitn' and words, and deeds are strengthened, said pr. Edmonds The way to learn by heart the Christian way is to think it, say it, and do it."
 Never is one too young to begin learn ing this way by heart for, as pr, Eo. munds explained, the daily presence or the mother. her prayers breathed oyer her babe in the cradle, inspires the icnilu capable of religious feeling at very tender age, before it is capable ot rel ligious thought.
 Blessed is the man or woman wnose parents took his or her hand and guioed his or her feet on the way to Zion, salu Dr. Edmonds The highway to 1llon pc comes loved more and more as IL travelled. It becomes love way lead ing to love end.
 "In your hearts may the highways oi Zion be. May you begin building eneD rnnur-h,l ildincr high WAYS to Zion. N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04

W hich steel rails, bars and structural steel are made. Much of this material is being used to- build and extend the plant of the company. According to MT. Dennis it is one of the best equipped plants in the world. N
 Tt is certainly a wonderful plant, said MT Dennis, and it is located in Q wonderful country. With the eXceptfon of two months in the year the climarr is delightful, sunshine all the year round and flowers and fruit and vegetables are on hand at all times. Following the cus- tom of modern American plants, the company has paid much attention to the welfare of it's employees. and modern houses built to meet all the requirements of the climate have been constructed. They are well lightd and coold by large fans and have every sanitary conven- fence.
 ''It might sound strange for me to say that Jamshedbur is the flower garden of the world, but such is the case. Despite the proximity of the blast furnaces with their smoke and grime, the town fairly nestles in bed of flowers, and there IS an abundance of beautiful birds at all times. The cost of living and rents are most reasonable and wages very good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
MAN BADLY HURT
 IN CUTTING SCRAPE

J. F. Kindred 1014 Forty-sixth street, south is in the Hillman hospital in a se- rious condition and w. E. Hardin, 42lI& Twentieth street. south. is .n the city jail charged with intent to murder It IS alleged Hardin cut Kindred with a knife.
 According to witnesses. the attack on Kindred came yesterday afternoon when he is alleged to have stopped under the window of Hardin's home and to have begun making signs at a window. liar din then began the attack which resulted in his being placed in jail and Kindred S being taken to the hospital
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04

S,OV tons per diem. which will more than supply tho Gulf States Steel, leaving a quantity for other furnace interests.
 Another large movement of Birming- ham pipe to thei Pacific coast via Mobile and the Panama canal took. place last week. The participating firms were the United States Cast Iron Pipe, the Ma ttonal and the American Cast Iron Pipe. water and gas pipe producers; and the Central Foundry and the Stoclzham Pipe and Fittings company Steel shipments $ Steel company and pig iron by the Ala bama and Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company
 LARGE SHIPMENT
 This large shipment was made on the steamer Colin H. Livingston by the Van HeNmigen Brokerage company, Mobile Another cargo is to leave in the near fu- ture
 Page and Jones, Mobile shipping agents, with offices in Birmingham, will move a cargo of Birmingham pipe and pig iron to the Pacific coast in the next few days. The vessel is now loading.
 The Selma City, ninth of the 10O00-ton ocean freighters launched at the Mobile yards of the Chickasaw Shipbuiding and Car company, took to the waters on Saturday. Her immediate predecessor the Fairfield City, is now loading the larger portion of the 5000 tons of Bir- mingham steel rails for China that are going down the Warrior in barges.
 Generally better feeling exists in indus trial circles following the plant resump 't;on and the continued outflow of pipe. pig iron and steel products of the dis trict to faraway places via port of Mo bile
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04

1 would rather live in Jamshedbur than any place in the world were it not for being away from my family"
 When asked about the supply of raw materials for the plant, MT Dennis stated that coal and ore were in great abundance and located within few miles of the plant. He said the ore was about the richest in the world. averaging 75 to 80 per cent. and that the coal was of the finest quality.
 Labor is cheap and plentiful none but natives being employed other than the heads of departments and managers. He states all the engineers and machinists are trained mechanics and among the best workmen he ever had working for him and he has had some of the best in this country in his employ, he stated
 MT. Denniss left India several weeks ago and visited Egypt, the battlefields of France, Paris and London on his re- turn journey to the states. MT. Denniss has not fully decided on returning to In- dia. owing to the ill health of one of his family.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
Nitro Plant Explodes

Bowling Green, Ky. April 3.-The nitroglycerine plant of the Eastern Glycerine company, located four miles west of Bowling Green, was destroyed by an explosion this afternoon. The force Of the explosion rocked this city and windows in houses within radius of mile and half were shattered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
Deaths
Claude Goldsol

GOidson-Funeral services of Claude Goldson, age 20. who died Saturday at his home in Sandusky, will be held this afternoon at ? o'clock at the Baptist church, San, dus.Sy. Interment at Pratt City cem- etery, with the Masonic lodge in charge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
Negro Must Hang

Sylvester, Ga, April 3.-Mac Giddens, negro. who was brought back from East Chicago, Ind, on a charge of mur- der, convicted and sentenced to hang on April s, has been denied new trial by Judge Eve. Attorneys for the ne- gro will appeal to the supreme court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04

Homer Hamontree, who led the sing ing, as well as rendering solo, ''The Kings Business"
 Services will be held at the First Methodist church during the next two weeks at 3:30 and 73o o'clock, Dr. Trotter preaching at each meeting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
Snow Covers Idaho

Lewiston, Idaho, April 3.-A snowstorm, developing at midnight last night, con- tinued today in the prairie section east of Lewiston, the depth at Grangevilie having reached 10 inches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04

efficient manufacturing experts in the country.
 MT. Hotchkiss has had several years of valuable experience at the head of the Hotchkiss Engineering corporation at Memphis, and comes to the manage ment of the local plant with the benefit of several years of valuable and mature eXperience.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
Many Industrial Plants
 or District Are Resun1ing
 Operations Outlook Good

Plant the Birmingham district of
 The United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry  holidays company fvemer making lass of for sock and on some order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-04
NEGRO STABBED AND
 FATALLY WOUNDED

John Patton, negro will probably die as the result of knife wounds said to have been inflicted by Walter Sogers ne- gro, at Third alley, north, and Seven teenth street. about 10 o'clock last night. Patton was taken to local infirmary for treatment. He lives at Eighth alley, south, between Sixteenth and Seven teenth streets.
 Sogers escaped. He lives at Eighth avenue, south, and Twenty-third street. George Semack, negro, was arrested by Officer w. H. Weir and is being held for Investigation. Search is being made for Sogers.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-09-09
All Your Needs at Prices Wit
Visit Our Second Floor

Visit our second floor and see the new arrivals We are receiving beautiful ready-to-Wear and mllinery-every day. Come i'll and look them over. We take pleasure ill showing you Wheth- CT you buy or just come to look.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23

NINE Morsey oveia vsechny lfedni modely znanky New
IVA Edison, ktere nyni naazai obchode Podepsa
,eden tecto cerfik&tu honoveos aby vyd&ny byly
kazdym nasOjem jest To zruo re kazdy pOdobnV nastro
presnm duplkaten, the New Edison kte sav primo
t.mfy onove zkousky Nine Morrisey poradane poeGn
hlavnm auditoru tyz jest pine zpusohly, ably
Jbsta zkouscc podobne.
Name skade prave 10 techo Official Laboratory
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23

100000 kc podpory stredo-
$kolsktm Studuiicim ma rok
1920 rozdelilo ministerstvo
Skoistvi a narodni osvety die
navrhu profesorskVch sboru.
Podeleni byli aaci vsech ma
rodnosti - zfetel byl bran jer
ma pomcry socialni - a to 181
Haku ceskych a slovenskych,
81 nemeckych a 4 mad arstl.
Zrizeni kursu pro vzdelani
ucitclstva lidovych skol hospo-
darskych bude uskutecneno
ministerstvem zemed6lstvi r.
1921. a TO pro ceske ucitele V
Cechaeh na stredni hospodaf-
ske SkoIe Y Lahore Chrudl-
mi. pro ntmecke ucitelstvo 2
Cech na strednl hospodafske
skole Ceske Llpe; pro ceske
iuCItele MoraVS na strednl
hosp. skole Z Preroy6 ma no
sDodafsko-luiearske skole /
Roznove; pro nemecke ucltelt
2 Moray Ma stfednl hosp. sko
le y Novtw Jicine, ,7pro ceslse y
titele ze Siezska ma hosps :5ko
lie V Klimkoyicich. eKursy bu
dou trvat v'Cechach a ma Mo
rave od 29. kvetna do Is. Ger
yence Ii; kdoz budou do kur
ST. priiati, obdrzi m6slcni pod
poru 450 Kcs -A's4&sa Mb|
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
Ill, ze zadost Matice byla

sill, ze zadost Matice byla
predlozena reparacnf komisi
ma zaklade trianonske smlou-
Wy, ktera ustanovuje, re Ma
d'arsko must vydat vSechny
splsy a pamatky, ktere Sc ty-
kali dej;n postoupenych zen,i
a ktere byly z Mich odstran6-
ny od /. ledna 1868. Ministr
pravil, re sveho casu Sc snaZil,
aby Sc termin stanovil Cd r
1870, .kdy Sc asl mad'arisace
rodila, zdalo Sc to vsak obtiz-
'nym. Skonfiskovany maticni
majetek ma Sc vsak nam die
smy&lu smlouvv vlatit. Jakn!-
lie buda trianorska smlouva
ratlfihoVana, bude reparacni
Ikomise lined . veci iednati
Do Peati bude vyslana komise,
Iktere must mad arska vlada
t-otevrit vsechny vefejne ustavy
,ktere komise prozkouma a die
|vysledk ku sveho studia sestavi
seznam pfednfetu, ktere ma
rad arska vlada vratit. DIE
toho mdzeme miti nejlepsi ma.
dele, re sbirky Matice. Slo-
venske a S mimi zajiste i .mno-
no jinych vzacnych pamatei
slovenskych. bude vracenc
tam, kan patti. !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
MfSTo X OLTARI DO
HROBU.
Prijel 81 Ameriky pro snnrt.

Priiel 81 Ameriky pro sn1rt.
Tragicky osud stihl polan-
skeho rodaka Josefa Rypacka,
ktery po dvacetiletem pobytu
" Americe vfatil Sc domu, do
Czech, aby tn uzil iispor sveho
usilovani v dalne cizin6,
Sc svym bratrem Vaclevem
Sc odebral ma Slovensko; kdez
hledei uplatniti svou- podnika-
vost. A tam sc seznamil tez $
devtetem, chtel Sc ozenltl.
Pred svatbou odjel da Mafa-
eek, aby pozadal fotografa,
aby jeho svatbu fotografoHal.
Svatba Sc mela konati 81.
ledna. Kdyz " Malackach Wy
ridil svou zalezitost, vracel Sc
p6sky domG. PobHz Levar
vsak byl pfepaden dvema lu-
pici, okraden o penize saty,
Y krvi lezici nechan ma sill
nici. Behem 3 dnu podlehl
zraneni V nemocnici bratislay-
ske, kan byl dopraven. Mtvo
la nest astneho muze byla pre-
vezena do jeho rodne visky a
v Kasejovicich pohrbena dne
19. unora. Pc pachatelich Sc
patra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23

nactilete chlapisko Frantisek
Tuna z Matetne u Jindricho-
va Hradce vloupal sc "a ono
no casu ma pndu hostince ve-
lectenych manzelG Kubeilo-
vych V Male Rad'ounce. Nej-
drive slupl We spizi / ky sa-
lamu, pecen chleba a diva ro-
hliky a pax Sc Sell vyspat nu
pudu. Rano, kdyz videl, re
mattel hostince odchazi 2 do
nova, pocitil v najedenem tele
bujnost a premyslel, jak 81 u
kratit dlouhou chvili. Rozhlizi
sc kolem, a chile. kulecnikove
koule! Byly ukryty ma pdde,
coz zlodejskeho klacka ma
ramhe potesilo. Sebral koule
kdyz pani Kubenova wy
strcila hlavu z dolejsi sine,
hazel jf> kouie ma uces. Druha
trefila Polekana panicka,
vidouc, re loupezivy hrac leze
$ pudy, dala Sc ma utek a "a
vfela sc V kuchyni. PAX, kdyz
dareba Sc chtel k nj dostati il
nymi dvermi a pouzil sekery,
vyb6hla re staveni a pfivolala
y blizke tovarny delniky. Ii
prichvatali, vytahli Francka
re slamy, svazali no do kozel-
lce pTivolali cetnickeho straz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
Otazka navraceni majetku
Matice Slovenske. SmutnJm

Matice Slovenske. Smutnym
rokem v dejinach slovenskeho
naroda a vyznamnym mezni-
KEN V historii mad arisacnich
snah protislovenskych ie rok
1875. Tehdy byla rozpustena
mad'arskym rezimem Matice
Slovenska, kolem niz soustre-
dill Sc oziveny literarni ruch,
jmeni jeji zabaveno a vsechny
jeji knizni j archivni sbirky
odvezeny do Pesti. Byla to ra-
ma namirena primo do srdce
naroda slovenskeho, ma jeho
pisemnictvi, kteremu mely BY
ii podrazeny nohy. Treba, ze
'se to nepodarilo uplne, prec
jen literafni zivot slovensky
byl ochromen a velike kultur-
nj dilo Matice Slovenske mezi
lidem bylo zniceno.. ..Po pre-
vratu nova Matice Slovenska
,podala zadost, aby stat ma
d'arsky byl pfimen k tomu,
ably vratil i imeni a histori-
cke pamatky, ktere byly stare
Mattel zabaveny. Martinske
"Narodnie Noviny' otiskuii
ted rozhovor sveho parizske-
no dopisovatele S. krcmery $
nasim splnomocnenym mini
stre1h Osuskym. ktery prohla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
Barva je lacins

Minite-il barvit vas dun.
nyni ie neilepai cas- zadati
Draci usetfiti penlze
Provadime kazdou pracl, at
noyou neb starou k dplne spo-
kojenosti. Zadna pracc neni
dost velka neb maIa. ably ne.
mohia bBti mann provedena i
nplne spokojenosti Telefonuj
fe Lincoln 3112 r, aneb pists
u my vas navstiyime. Rozpotty
na pczadani. Sluzbovolni
K. .PEKAREK q ER. LUSUN
4211 Poe Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
MOHAMEDANI v JIHOSLO-
VANSKEM KABINETE.

B6lehrad, %. bfeZna. Niko-
la Paste jest V cele zreorgani-
sovaneho jihoslovanskeho kabi
netu. Zajimavo jest, ze cleny
tehoz jsou diva Mohamedani,
DR.. Nehmet Saho DR.. Kara
M ehmedovic, 2 nichz prvni ,je
n1inistrem obchodu. druhy mi
nlstrem. vefejneho zdravotni-
ctvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
VESELA LICITACE Sc
SMUTNYM KONCEM.

~, VI &C nOPS Wv
pravi stare, dobre prislovi a
iiste moudre a cilevedome,
Nebot' kdyby kazdy mel byti
tim, cim chce byti a k cemu
nema ami schopnosti ami chy-
trosti, vypadalo' by to ma tom
bozim svete kostrbate. Jeste
dobre, re jazytek spravedlno-
sti udrzuje vahy lidskeho ko-
lob6hu V klidne rovnovaze a
.udrzuJe mnohou rozpalenou
hlavu V osvedcene skromnosti
Ma Bojisti bydlici pan ebuy-
mix - rekneme Jan Nedostal
- slysels re kdo ma prazdny
| byt = byt' by nebyl vetsi sle-
IDiCi komurky - m1ze, obra-
ITEM ruky vydelati million,
Prav6 jake ten Svanda re Stra-
konic zmacknutim oearora-
lnvch svych dud. Pan Nedostal
lnem6l sice. prazdneho :, bytu,
ale mel "a tc ma prodej obuv-
nick} kram, ponevadz jeho
lcpSi polovice rekla mu jed
nou V rodinn6 konferenci !.
"Kopni do verpanku, Hahzi, a
chyt' Sc neceho lepsiho! Kdyz
muzc delati karieru kazdy,
kdo ma hlavu, ruce nohy,
proc bys il neudelal take ty
- hlava tax ctevrena?"
Pan ,Nedostal pfikyvl ma
souhlas hlavou a chvili pre-
mySleI. PAX fekl zvolna !:
"Manzelko, co dtlam, d6lam
vzdy mezich zakona, ia ten
kram hodlm "na briben"."
500 ic to-"
"Budu iej licityrovat. Kdo
da nejVic, ten kram dostane'"
-- A jak rekl, TAX take ude-
Hal. Pres 200 lidi se$lo SO k tG
hvtove drazbe ma Boiiste, a
cert vi, lax to priSlo, re sc k
nj nachomejtl take pan Sipek
y lichevniho uradu! Hazela sc
sta, pax tislce, az konecne ro-
ZohnenF mistr cechu sv. Kry.
Spina bouchl ma drevo a Wy
krikl ochraptele:
rP6t tisic ponejprv, DO dru-
he a 30 ="
"Sedm tisic !" oval Sc V
tom HAS 2 chumlu.
Mistr vyvalil oci. "Penlze
sem vezmete 81 kram sc vsim
ySudy!" tV krame byl verpa-
mex, skfin souchotinarske
kanapickoD Pan sahl do ma
prsnl kapsy, vytahl portmon6,
otevrel Je - hrom do cepi-
SCI - Y portmone zaSklebila
So ma pana Nedostala detek-
tiYni legitimace O2vaIo
Sc: " "Jmenem zakona. :" -
kupcl Sc roZutekli a ubohy
dobfe smysleiici mistr. jedna-
/ iici v2dy mezich zakona a
podle "roglama', dostal Sc do
'zasedaci sine bezpecnostni-
no Gfadu pro - lichvu. Dou.
fcne, ae Sc kratke dovolent
Vratl osyezen a opravenym
svetoyym nazorem o lasce
bliznimul
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23

Muka nest'astne matky,
ktere osud nedovoIil obei-
mouti jeji made vse zbozno-
vane dite, dojmou kazdeho
do hloubi srdce. MADAME
X" v Ceske SIM Sokol, ma
Clark Ave-, dine u. brezna
1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23

M4 Chcete-li prcdati nebo
koupiti jakykoli majetek, o.
znarnte to " denniku "Svst"
najdete rychle to, CO hle-
date.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-23

mistra, jenz pob6hlika odvedl
do vazby k okresnimu soudu
" Jiidffchov9 Hradci. Tuna
vrazedny urnysl popira.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01

better to have too many than not
enough.
Now, it seems that the neighbors
had heard that the Powell boys wanted
three rabbits and were TO be given only
one. The neighbors thought the Powell
boys ought to have what they wanted,
and, unaware that the yard was al
ready fairly we'll supplied, dropped two
full-grown ones over the back fence
the day after Easter.
Buddy and Tip and Sam, with their
interest in live rabbits not quite as
keen as it had been, welcomed the two
new tenants and apologized because
the quarters were not quite as spa
cious as they might have been. Yester-
day morning Buddy, with his hands
filed with cabbage leaves, visited the
populous rabbit pen and got quite a
shock. The sixteen frisky rabbits
numbered twenty-eight. Buddy told
Sam and Sam told Tip and they all
told father
Last night the neighbors were busy
bits the Powell boys will have by next
Easter. Buddy and Tip and Sam were
busy trying to decide just how they're
going to take care of the multitude
they now have on hand. If they can't
think of anything themselves they're
going down the street a block or so
and call on Ellis Parker Butler.
~. Butler, as Buddy and Tip and
Sam we'll know, isn't exactly an au-
thority on rabbits, but his intimate
knowledge of the multiplication of
guinea pigs ought to enable him to give
them a little advicy anyhow.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-01
Bows See 28 Rabbits Fr0lic
Where One Cuddled ON Easter

Buddy and Sam and Tip--the neigh
bors out in Flushing call them the
Powell boys-found the backyard of
their fathers Queen Anne cottage
plenty big enough until they began to
share it with one live rabbit. But
where there was Sne bunny the day be-
fore Easter there: are twenty-eight to-
day. Buddy and Sam and Tip are wor-
rierd-and puzzled.
Now in the first place, Mr.. Powell
the neignbors know him as Charles U.
Powell, chief engineer of the Borough
of Queens-didn't even want one rab-
Bit. He was willing enough for Buddy
and Sam and Tip to have something in
chalk or chocolate. But Buddy, eight
years old, as duly appointed spokes-
man for Sam, who is six, and Tip, four
insisted that there be three Faster
rabbits in the Powell backyard-the
kind that wax fat on cabbage leaves
Mr.. Powell yielded to the extent o.
agreeing to one. That one--a lady
rabbit--came to live at the Powell
home at Sanford Avenue and Broadway
Broadway Flushing.
Bright and early Easter morning
Buddy and Sam and Tip hied them
selves into the yard. They were some
what taken aback at what they saw.
Their one live rabbit was there all
right, but cuddled about her were thlr-
teen others, smaller-but also alive.
The boys accepted the situation philo-
sophically enough, deciding that IL was