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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17

Memphis, Tenn. 16. brezna
Osmnact mrtvych, ptiblizn6
100 ranenych a majetkova
!skoda odhadovana mezi $780,
900 a 100000, jest vysledek
tornado, jez Sc prehnalo pres
sedm okres6 v severni casti
Mississippi vcera vecer, znicilo
jedno mestecko - Savage -
Ia zustavilo "a sebou drahu
|spousty mrtve a ranene asi '
|tuctu vesnicich farmarskych
osadach.
Ze znamych mrtvych dev6t
jich zahynulo, kdyz vichrice
znicila dplne mestecko Savage
- zle poskozene tornadem
pred dvema mesici - odne-
sla pull tuctu obydli do reky
Coldwater.
Vichrice, jez Sc prihnala Cd
jihozapadu, zasahla svoji nici.
YOU silou mestecka Olive
Branch, Holy Springs, Herman
do a Phillip, kdyz vykonala
dilo zkazy V Savage a spusto.
sila radu farmarskych osad a
|vesnic.
Savage bylo dnes vecer hro
madou trosek. v Sardis as
tucet staveni sbylo sboreno 3
|prlceli hotelu rozbito; v Holy
Springs hotel a~nSdrazf byly
poskozeny; pil tuctu staveni
bylo zniceno V fernando We
Walnut Lake vichrice nejhure
radila ma plantazi L. C. Can
mona, kde asi dvacet kabin
DylO vyrvanO Ze Zakladu a
hlavni budova poskozena.
Chicago, Is. brezna. - Di-
voka vichrice, jez n6kterych
mistech dosahla silly tornado,
zpIsobila hrozne spousty V po
rici Mississippi. Vzala tam
wink svuj vcera a dnes hnala
Sc do porici Ohia a do oblasti
velkych jezer a dale do Kama
dy.
Severni Texas, casti Okla
homy, Kansasu, Missouri, Ne
brasky a Iowy zakusily tez Vi
chrici a mimo to pokryty byly
vrstvou sn6hu rlznici Sc Cd ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
FOSTER BYL ZTOrOzNEN
SGcastnil Sc pry komunisticke
no sjezdu v Bridgeman.

St. Joseph. Mich, l6. brez.
ma. - William z. Foster, OBJ.
vineny pfestoupeni michi.
ganskeho zakona proti krimi-
nalnimu sydikalismu tim, ze
Sc sdcastnil sjezdu konaneho
v pisecnych dunach nedaleko
odtud v mesici srpnu lonskeho
roku, byl uveden primo We spo
ieni onou AshIzkou dnes dive
ma syedky ytatu. kteri vypovi
dali, ze jej tam videli.
Foster nebyl pritomen. kdy5
proveden najezd ma konvenci
%. srpna serifovou druzinou q
federalnimi zrizenci, ale byl
.zateen pozdeji Y Chicagn. ia
cob Spolansky, zfizenec odbo-
ru spravedlnosti z Chicago,
svedcil, re vid6l Fostera IA
schulz V ned1i, 20. srpna,kdy
on a Edward Shanahan. jiny
federalni zrizenec. sed3li ma
nedaleke dune a .pozorovali
cshdzi. a
Slecna Ethel Mielke-ova, ci-
snice We Wolkskillove resorte,
kde Sized konan, ztotoznila v
soudni sini Fostera iako mule,
kteremu pfinasela jidla a row.
nez ztotoznila Rose Pastor Sto-
kesovou a Rebeku Sackarowou
z New Yorku Ellu Rloorovou
ze San Franciska. Zminene
til zeny jsou zalovany Foste-
rem a vydaly Sc lfadIm minu-
II tyden.
Ostatni Gas dneSniho jedna-
nj venovan byl ztotoznovani
spousty brozur, letakI a il
nych tiskopisi, ktere zabave-
ny ma miste, kde konan Sized.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
TRACEDIE MANzELu.

Akron, O., 16. bfezna. -
Manzele Bruc. Chamberlainovi
nalezeni byli v bezv6domi We
SVEN domove dnes pozde no
ci, sevfeni We vzajemnem OBJ.
jeff. Byli watt do nemocnice,
kde sc shledalo, ze manzel je
mrtev a manzelka v kritickem
stavu. Pi. Chamberlainova,
kdyz ma chvili nabyla vedomi,
sdelila detektivdm, ze ona a
jejf manzel pozili jedu, avsak
odepfela ffci pffcinu, proc Sc
odhodlali ku spolecne smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
POVESTI O uPLATKARSTVf
Podezfele vlivy byly pry IA j.
stou hotelni pfedlohou.

Columbus, o., 16. brezna.-
Vysetrovani pov6sti, ze pouzi-
lti koruptnich method dvema
cleny zakonodarne delegace z
okresu Cuyahoga hralo dule-
zitou llohu v rozhodnuti osu-
du senatni predlohy els. 162,
bude zadano resoluci, kterou
poda bud senator George H.
Bender z ,Clevelandu neb Sc
n&tor Burke - Elyrie, pravil
prvne zmfneny dnes vecer.
! DIE teto predlohy, jejiz auto
rem jest senator L. L. Mar
shall Clevelandu, byla by
zmensena zodpovednost hote-
lieri "a skody utrpene hosty v
lpripad9 pozaru.
Senator Bender prohlasil
dnes vecer, re pov6sti v tom
lsmyslu, ze treti strana mela
konati 1kol "prostrednika"
mezi stranami stojicimi "a
|pfedlohou neb .jejich zastupci
a dv6ma clevelandskymi zAko-
nodarci, "uvalily ma mne po-
|dezreni s ostatn{mi cleny dele
gace". 2 teto priciny zada 81
vysetfovani.
Proslycha Sc, ze bylo pouzi-
to $500 ma miste, "kde nejvi-
ce prospely', ably predloha re
portovana byla prizniv6 vybo-
rem ma m9sta. To Sc take sta
10, ale kdyz vyskytly Sc ony
pov6sti o lplatkarstvi, byla Cd
kazana ku prozkoumani prav-
|nimu vyboru senatnimu.
Nepochybne v pondeli po-
zadan bude mistoguverner, a.
by jako pfedseda senatu, jme-
noval vySetfovaci vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
PRO BANKOVNf LOUPEz.

Toledo, O., 16. brezna. -
Pc zatceni til muzd zde, poll
Gle a lfady okresu Ottawa
jsou pfesvedceny, ze maji We
vezeni til ze ttyf muzl, kteri
terrorisovali Genoa, o. v noci
10. listopadu, kdy zabili lekar-
nika w. S. Rhoderta a okra-
dli mistnf banku o $4,000.
Jejich korist pozistavala z
$4,000 ma hotovosti a $4,000 v
bondech. Nektere z t9chto
'byly udany v Toledu v posled-
nj dobe a to vedlo ma stopu lu-
picd. Byli dnes odvezeni do
Port Clinton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17

ze tento kontinentalni sva1
parodd mely tvoriti: Francie
Italie, mala dohoda, Bavorskt
a jiste casti Rakouska. O ton
to projektu ucinena byla zmir
ka francouzskym podplukov.
nikem Richertem V tajnem We
lezradnem jednani pred n6ja
kym casem Fuchsem a Nal
chausem, tvrdi Nachrichten.
Richert vessel pry We styk {
onemi muzi, kdyz Francouz
setkali Sc prvne S tvrdosijnym
odporem v Poruri a smlouval
Sc mimi povstani v Bavor'
sku "a ucelem odtrzeni Sc cd
ostatniho Nemecka.
Washington, 16. brezna. -
Francouzske zahranicni mini.
sterstvo ma stiznosti ameri-
ckych obchodnich zajmI, re
jsou nuceny platiti dvoji w.
vozni dan v Poruri, vydalo ma
sledujici prohlaseni, jez bylo
sem kabelografovano velvy-
slancem Herrickem:
"Francouzske ministerstvo
zahrani6nich veci nema nijak
v Imyslu zabavovati kovov6
vyrobky v Porufi, avsak pro
hlasuje, ze francouzska vlada
zakazala vyvoz tskevych pto-
!duktnsdo neoklsnpUv zane cast
Nemecka. Zahranicni mini
sterstvo rovnez sdeluje, ze
Rynska doprava v provozu ne
okkupovanym Nemeckem jest
Iplne volna."
Odbor statu, jenz uverejnil
toto prohlaseni, zaroveh ozna-
mil, re Francie ujistila Spoje-
ne Staty, re nemini citati zad-
ne vyvozni dane ma zbozi "a
koupene pred okkupaci. Anne
ricke Wade jedna Sc o to, ably
zdejsi obchodni zajmy nebyly
nuceny platiti dvoji dan.
Odbor statu doznava pravo
Francie uvalovati svoji vlastnf
dan ma zbozf zakoupene Ame-
ricany v Porufi, ale nemini
priznati, ze Nemci Francouzi
mali pravo cftati vyvozni dan
ma tytez produkty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
VYBUCH PLYNU We SKOLE

Brawley, Ca, Is. bfezna.-
Jedna studentka byla zabita a
nekolik jinych poraneno dnes,
kdyz pristroj ma vyvozovanf
plynu v Union stfedni Skole
vybuchl. Priceli budovy bylo
rozbito okolni staveni sc O.
tfasla silou vybuchu. Ma mi
ste zabita byla Halle Smith
ova a jina dfvka. Katherine
Howley-ova, utrp6la zraneni
patere a Richard Powell utr-
pei popaleniny,: je5 mohou pfi-
voditi smrt. r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
BERLIN NEUCNIL MOVE NABlDKY.
NICMENE HOTOV JEST K VYJEDNA-
VANf S FRANCIf.
FRANCIE ZNOVA OBVlNOVANA z PODNECOVANf
POVSTANf BAVORSKU

Berlin, 16. brezna. - V Il.
fednich kruzich zdejsich byly
dnes rozhodne vyvraceny zprd
Wy vychazejici z Berlina neh
odjmud, re Nemecko ucinilo
move urcite nabidky Francii
vzhledem X valecnym nahra.
dam neb ze formalne pozada.
10 zahajeni vyjednavani.
We hlavnim stanu vladimir
bylo receno, ze nemecke sta
novisko zGstava zrovna tako-
We, jak bylo vysvetleno kan
clerem Cunem v jeho reci
pred fisskym snemem; ze Ne
mecko nijak nezatarasuje ce-
stu k vyjednavani, ale re for
malni diskusse museji zajisti-
ii Nemecku uplnou volnost cd
kazdeho natlaku, coz podmi-
huje odvolani franko-belgicke
no vojska z Poruri.
Zprava, re Hugo SHINES Wy
jednava S kridlem francouz-
kych industrialist6, byla row.
nez dnes vyvracena v hlavni
Stinnesove kancelari v Berli-
ne. Bylo vsak sd6leno, re
francouzske zajmy snazily Sc
vejiti We styk Sc Stinnesem,
ale on Jim odpovedel, re ve-
skere jednani musi byti zista-
veno vlade. h
Londyn, 16. brezna. - De-
peSe ku Times Berlina pra-
vi, re konference byla ujedna-
ma mezi zastupci n6mecke Via
dy a vGdcimi industrialisty,
kde ma byti rokovano o situa-
ci vZhledem k reparacim.
Mnichov, 16. brezna. Ok
kupace Poruri a povstani V
Bavorsku byly casti francouz-
skeho plaun ma zalozeni konti
nentalniho svazu narodI, jenz
byl by dominovan Francii, die
Muenchener Neueste Mach
rdichten, jez vznaSeji toto OBJ
vin6ni We spojeni Sc zatcenim
prof. Fuchse, dramatickeho
kritika Malchause, dirigen-
ia, ma podezreni velezrady.
Zmineny casopis tvrdi, re
obdrzel spolehlive informace,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
VYJEDNAVANf BUDE ZNO.
WI ZAHAJENO.

Londyn, 16. brezna. - Zde
pfevlada vseobecne pfesvedce-
nj, ze blizkovychodni vyjedna.
vani, nedavno prerusene v
Lausanne po nekolikatyden-
MIN skorpeni mezi Turky a
spojenci, bude znova zahaje-
no. Briticky zahranicni ufad
oznamil, ze zastupci Velke
Britanie, Francie a Italie Sc
.jdou Sc zde, ably uvazovali Q
tureckych protinavrzfch, jez
byly prave doruceny Dohode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
BYV. CERNOHORSKA KRA.
LOVNA ZEMRELA.

Antilles, Francie, 16.. brez-
ina. - Dffvejsi kralovna Mile
ma cernohorska zemrela zde V
l 30 dnes rano. Konec made
Sci "a hodinu potom, kdyz je-
ii dcera, kralovna Helena ital
ska, odejela do Rima ma zvlast
MIN vlaku. U smrtelneho To-
re sve matky dlela ode stredy.
Ex-kralovna Milena, jez citala
N rok1 v6ku, trp9la po delBf
dobu komplikaci nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
JAPONSKO ODPfRA ZRUSI-
I'll SMLOUVU Z r. 1915.

Toxic, Is. bfezna. - Japon
sko dnes zamitlo navrh Ciny
ma zruseni cinsko-japonske
smlouvu z roku 1915, jez OBJ
sahuje pov6stnych "jedenadva
Get pozadavki" a jiz prodlu-
zuje Sc najem poloostrova
Kwangtung, cltaje v to Dalny
a Port Arthur, ma dobu pade-
sati let.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
ZBRAN v RUKOU DETf.

Columbus, O.. Is. brezna.-
Benson Beckwell, 5-lety, syn
manzeld Minyo Beckwello-
vych, byl zastfelen nest astnou
nahodou dneS svtm bratrem,
6-lettm, kdyz hrali 81 $ revol-
verem We SVEN domov4.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
CENERALNf STAVKA We
SPANELSKU.

Madrid, Is. bfezna. - Del
nicke femeslne organisace ma.
rldily dnes 24hodinovou gene.
ralni stavku jako protest proti
zavrazd6nf vddce syndikalisti
Noy del Sucre, jenz minuleho
tydne byl usmrcen v Barcelo-
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17

v Europe veslo do zvyku,
kdyz d6ti brany jsou ven svy-
mi chdvami, matkami, upev-
niti Jim ma Sat napis Sc slovy
"nelibejte mne." Deti mali
tim byti chran6ny proti in
fluenzove nakaze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17

zjisteny v7ci. kter& vrhnou dal
81 sv9tlo ma tragedii.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
LEAGUE IF VOTERS
 PLEASED BY DRIVE
Fairfield Squad Leaders First To Report Quota Of 70
 New Members

With the final date for reporting of the 20 squads working to increase the membership of the Jefferson County League of Women voters set for Tuesday noon, to be followed by s tea and reception In the afternoon, one of the most successful campaigns ever staged by the Birmingham or ganization will come to close.
 At the beginning of the campaign each squad was detailed to enroll 70 new members each. Mrs. Charles Fiske of Fairfield reported Saturday she had her quota signed. Three other squads running a close second, according to Mrs. Trenton Fiske, ex- ecutive secretary of the league, are under the leadership of Mrs. D. J. Burns. Mrs. Rudolph Wegelin and Mrs. W. A. Struell.
 A beautiful silver loving cup has been placed as the reward to the squad bringing in the most new members and much rivalry has been manifested in the campaign, 1t was stated. This cup will be awarded later in the week.
 Mrs. c. F. Simmons, is in charge of the tea which will be given to the new members at 3:30 o'clock on meg zaine floor of the Tutwiler hotel Those who will receive the new
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
RECON M MINDED MOVIES

Motion pictures recommended by the national better films committee, showing here this week, as announced by Mrs. Shell. city amusement inspector. are as
 (Note: The play at the Strand Is a new release. No report has been received on it. )
 Trianon: Ashes of Vengeance" especi-
 Galax: "As You Failure?" young people: "Driven," especially recommended.
 Capitol "The shiek," young people l; "The Temperamental Wife"
 Rialto: .Idle Class"
 Royal: Fighting Blood" No. 2. young people,
 Five Points: Fury" especially recom- mended; "Nobody's Darling" juveniles; Whats What Wrong Wrong with ipA the % Women :" "Brothers Under the Skin" especially recommended; Her Gilded Cage" Men;" Enter Madam Fury" especial ly recommended; "Nobody's Darling"
 Franklin: .The Canyon of Fools;" Look Fury" especially recommended; 'No- body,s Darling" juveniles Enter Ma
 Belle: "Hithe- and Thither." juveniles; i; ley of Silent Men"
 Woodlawn and College: Dangerous Ad- venture;" Fighting Blood, No {, young especially recommended; Lady Roses DIusmsdai Hvsondaie: sh acatcS Ny smcSes' Ss. young people.
 pecially recommended Get Your Man."
 Frolic: What Wives Want"
 Famous: "Blinky," young people.
 Dunbar: Peaceful Peters" Western Hearts"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29

, the exercise of any of the powers conferred upon it, except that the vote of four members shall be re- quired to pass an ordinance or re- solution over the veto of the presi- dent"
 It is pointed out by lawyers that it is within the power of members of the commission to require a re- solution in the handling of any mat ter of moment not classed as an ordinance.
 While two of the commissioners have already come out with state ments of their belief in Mir. Tay- lor's innocence, none of the other members have expressed themselves as being lined up in opposition to him, and what comment they have made has been merely to the effect they had the matter under careful consideration and as yet had reached no conclusion,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
THERE IS STILL PLENTY OF
 ROOM FOR CANDIDATES IN $22,OOO HELP-YOURSELF CLUB

Ambition killed Caesar, according tc historical authorities, but its a comfort to note that health records from that time to the present do no show a single instance where death has resulted from a similar cause.
 In other words, in modern times ambition has ceased to function as malevolent disease and has risen to the distinction cf being a very laudable trait of character.
 It's well to remember that when you consider the fact that tho Help Yourself Club soon after December 15 will give away absolutely free to the winners in The -Herald's great circulation offer 14 luxurious automobiles and 20 big cash prizes.
 This column has pointed out for several days the splended Lpportu- nifty that awaits ambitious people who really want a handsome auto mobile to join the happy army of motorists on verdant country roads next spring.
 Plenty of Room.
 It's counsel has not been in vain, for numbers tf people have needed the call of prosperity and enrolled themselves as candidates for one of the 34 heart warming awards open to the public generally and you in particular.
 Stlll. however, there is plenty of room for new club members who really mean business. These can enter today without suffering any handicap and in this connection it Is well enough to state again the Help Yourself club is open every evening until o'clock to receive nominations.
 Don't delay any longer. Do it now.
 If any doubt as to the advisabil- lty of eniIsting in the Help Your self Club still exists in your mind, just glance over the following six reasons fer getting into the running
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
CEMENT INDUSTRY NE w BAROME TER
Business In Southeast Has Every Indication Of Being
 Steady For Months

The cement industry has become a reliable barometer of business condi- tions, and, according to Birmingham manufacturers, there is nothing to indicate that there will be a halt in the steady march of progress in the territory from the Mississippi river to the Atlantic, and from Kentucky to Key West, which Is the territory served by Birmingham cement plants
 The Atlas Portland Cement com pany reports that business Is excel lent. The plant at Leeds Is in opera tion night and day, and orders are far ahead of production. There Is no indication of a slackening up.
 Similar conditions are reflected by the Lehigh Portland Cement company and the Phoenix Portland Cement company. The south has the advan- tage of other sections of the country in the respect that there Is no com plete seasonal cessation of building operations, as is made necessary by indictment winter weather in the north, east and elsewhere.
 Cement is more reliable as guide to general business conditions than even the steel market, because ce- ment is repaired in the construction of multitude of smaller buildings that do not require steel. While more extensive building construction may be held up, 8 continuation of small building operations indicates a healthy local business activity which could not be reflected in the demand for steel.
 All previous records for any one month were broken during September in the production of Portland cement in the United States, according to Dan R. Long, southern sales manager of the Atlas Portland Cement com pany.
 Thirteen MilliOn-Mark Passed.
 "The thirteen million-barrel mark was reached for the first time last month," said MT. Long, "the exac' quantity produced being 109,000 bar rels above that total. The figures of the United States geological survey show that the production for the nine months ending September 30 was over 101000,000 barrels, which exceeds production for any full year prior tc 1922. It exceeded the output for tht same period last year by "A per cent
 shipments from the mills, the gov ernment figures show, were greatly l in excess of any corresponding month in past years, being 10 per cent over the total for September, 1922. "The cement industry started the l wear with nearly two million barrel! | less in stock than at the opening o1 l the year 1922, yet in nine month! ] has shipped about 16,OO0,OO0 barrel! | more than during the first nint | months of 1922. Still, stocks in manu- | lecturers hands are more than 750, | 900 barrels greater than on Septem l Der 30 of last year.
 | "The tremendous activity in thi' 1 industry all over the country is re l flected better nowhere than in th' | Birmingham district"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
TAYLOR DECISION
 EXPECTED MONDAY
Law Covering Proceedings Says Four Votes Needed
 To Override Veto

It was announced at the city hall Friday at the conclusion of the hear ing regarding the charges brought against City Comptroller H. M. Fay Tor by Dr. A. w. Bell, president of the Woodlawn Savings bank that the members of the commission would not announce their decision before Monday. Whether or not the decision will be reached Monday Is not known.
 been caring for MT. Taylor's inter- ests in the matter, seemed confident the outcome of the matter would result in exhonorating MT. Taylor.
 Two of the commissioners have voiced their belief the matter is the result of a m1sunderstanding of a proposition made by MT. Taylor re- garding raising the interest on the city's deposits for the benefit of the city, which was actually done by some of the banks, their presidents stating before the commission they had undestood the proposition along the lines MT. Taylor described in his statement before the commission.
 It was said in legal circles Sun day that final decision on the ques- tion can rest almost entirely on the president of the commission, for the law requires four votes to over ride his veto, and Commissioner W. b. CIOe mas stated It as hlS beDef Mr. Taylor is entirely innocent of the charges made.
 O o o
 Law Covering Proceedings.
 The paragraph of the general acts of Alabama covering proceedings by the commission as might arise in an instance such as the one now be- fore the board, is as follows:
 Section 12. Three members of the commission shall constitute a quo- rum for tho transaction of any and every business which comes before 1t, and for the exercise of any and every power conferred upon said commission, and the affirmative vote of three members of said commission shall be necessary and sufficient for the passage of any resolution, by law fir ordinance of the trans action of any business of any sort by the said commission, or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
SERVICES FOR BALL ARE SET FOR MONDAY
Late Mine Manager Of T. c. I. Was Typical Example Of American

65, manager of the mines for the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railrtad company, who died suddenly at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the family residence, 924 Nineteenth street, south, will be held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon from the resi- dence. Interment will follow in Elmwood cemetery, with Jchns in charge.
 Mir. Ball was a typical example of the American self-made man. He did his first work at the age of 16 and rapidly worked himself up. He had been with the Tennessee company fer nine years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
HELD ON COMPLAINT
Biloxi Woman Charges Husband Of
 Sick Niece With EmbezzIement

NJ. NJ. RouI of 1920 Seventh avenue, north, was arrested about 4 o'clock Sunday morning at his room in the Chesterfield apartments and placed in the city jail on charge of embez- clement.
 Roul is charged by Mrs. E. P. Hub bard of Biloxi, Miss, with appropri- ating a sum of money which she says she sent him to pay the hospital bill of his wife, her niece. Mrs. Roul, who has been critically Ill for some time, is still a patient at the South High lands hospital.
 Robert Young, negro, e12 Fifteenth street, south, was arrested early Sun day morning by Detectives Alexander and Watson and placed in the city jail charged with burglary and grand larceny, after several watch chains,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
21 INJURED IN FIRE

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Three fire men were seriously injured, one probably fatally and Is others slight ly hurt by smoke and burns today when fire destroyed six-story brick warehouse in Brooklyn. The fire did S75,000 damage.
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members will be Mrs. Palmer Dau- gette, chairman of the campaign, of ficers of the league and the winning squad. Mrs. W. D. Nesbitt, who re- gently returned from a years visit In Europe, will be the guest of honor.
 An excellent program has been ar ranged for the occasion. Misses Mill dred and Hazel Pierce, daughters of MT. and Mrs. N. L. Pierce, will render an interpretative dance. An orches- trG will furnish music.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29

razors and pocket knives were found in his possession.
 Detectives Propst and Jordon ar rested Walter McMichael, 700 Birch the sheriff at Dothan, Ala, charging arson in the second degree. Nc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
UNDERGOES OPERATION
New York Financier, Here For Di- rectOr's Meeting, In Hospital

w. F. Hull of New York. a direc- tor of the DeBardeleben Coal cor
 poration, and the Pratt Fuel corpo- ration, underwent an operation at the Birmingham General hospital
 Sunday morning, and is doing we'll
 acct rding to hospital authorities. MT. Hull has been attending a meeting of the DeBardeleben corporation s directors. He is associated with B. r. Yoakum, formerly president of the Frisco railroad system and now of New York.