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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
SENATE
Thursday. January Is, 1923
Senate called to order NV the prnsi

Thursday. January 10, 1923
senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev. G. E. Young of
Hallowell.
journal Of previous session read
and approved
on motions by Mr.. Emery Of Wash
lhston' under suspension of the rules
and out Of order, it was
Ordered. the House concurring,
that when the Senate and House ad-
1ourn they adjourn to meet Monday.
January 22nd. at 4.30 o'clock.
Sent down for concurrence.
Subsequently the Chair informed
the Senate that the House had con-
CURED in the passage Of the order.
Papers from the House dispoSed Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
Is YOUR investment money
really working for you

When you buy security Of some out-of-state
power company you send that money out Of the :
state. 1t goes into pay rolls out Of the state, into
supplies and equipment bong ht out Of the state 1t
adds taxable property to other state and helps
that other state to get industries.
When you put your money into Maine power
companies it goes into pay rolls here in the state.
Some Of it goes into supplies and equipment bough
in the state Some Of goes into goods that though
they must be purchased outside the state are
brought back to Maine and become part Of the tax
able property Of the state.
Which way does your money serve you best
to build up other state,> or to build up your
own?
Central Maine Power Company can offer at
present limited amount Of its ~ preferred stock,
in order to finance the development Of $500 more
horse power and for similar purposes.
Why not buy this stock and keep your invest
ment money working for you here at home?
%: s :. s sssss q. on, G latest e: ssl :"s
tells YOU % The
that viii" interest
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19

highway between the State highway
as now Travelled near the residence of
George Huff to Boothbay Harbor vii
lage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19

Papers from the House received
out of order and disposed of in con-
currence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
Orders of The Qax

Orders Of the Day
The SPEAKER: The House may
take a short recess. awaiting papers
from the Senate.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
DEMOKRATICKE PRfPRA.
Wy K VOLEBNl
Rampant.

Ma vceeisi schulz demokra-
ticktch na6elnikl jednotlivych
ward, konane v hlavniE sta
nu Y Standard Parts budove.
bylo prohlaseno, ze jest jiz u
koneena organisace tax IVA
nych klubI vitezstyf v celem
mests. Kazda warda ma w.
branych 20 clenI, kteri majl
utvofiti jadro jmenovanych
sdruzepi a nekde stoji iiz Y
siku klub dplny. Pdvodcem
plann jest kongresnfk Charles
A. Mooney. Povinnosti kazde'
no elena jest zaplatiti $500
narodnimu demokratickem,
vyboru pro tento rok q dalsicf
$500 ma rok pfisti. Hlavnin
uselem organisace jest napra
viii posledni porazku pripra
| VIII sc k nastavajicim presi
dentskym volbam v pfistin
roce. Pomoci mistnich "Vict!
ry Clubi'' doufa Mooney Sc
hnati pfi nejmensim $4,000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
SLOVENSKY DEN v CESKE
SfNI SOKOL MA CLARK AVE

Spolkova zahrada ma zapa'd-
nj stran6, Ultra cd sameho po-
ledne ozivf phi vseslovacke "a
bave, kterou pofada Okresni
sbor Slovenske Ligy (. 2. Pro
gram uchystany Jest tax vel
kolepy, ze jiste pfivabi nejen
S.ovaky ale Cechy. ucinku-
je hudba p. Orsagha a jelikoz
81 slovenskou zabavu nemdze
nikdo pfedstaviti bez zpevu,
vystoupi skorem vsechny peve.
cke, organisace. Porad zaha.
jen bude slavnostnf fecf, de.
klamacemi skolnf mladeze, 80.
kolsktm cvicenfm a den pax
zakon1en volnou zabavou. Ia
catek Jest /. hodine odp. pr
elkutecne demolratickem vstuT
mem pouhych Csc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
CELODENNf VYLET RADU
"SVORNOST"

Ma farmu p. Rybaka ma Tur
ney Rd. vyleti 81 Ultra ma cely
den Rad Svornost (. 3 c. S. P.
S. o zabavuf pri vytecne hud-
be, o pripadne obcerstveni j
vse jine postaral Sc $ velkou
p6ci zabavni vybor. Spojeni
8 vyletnfm mlstem obstaraji
autotrucky, ktere budou cd
Miles a Broadway .jezditi v
rravidelnych Is minptovych
prestavkach. Kazdv kdo chces
jest6 letosni pohody uziti, ne
opomeh pfijiti a pobaviti Sc s
nasimi Cespesaky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
zE sOKOLsKE zUPY SEvE-
ROyfCHODNf.

We dnech 2. a 3. zaff kona
be zupni zajezd do Detroit q
Eoleda. Kdo mimo cvicicich
cht9l by Sc zajezdu sdcastniti,
pfihlas Sc u br. ]. Havranka,
49se BrQadway, tel. Broad
way 3046. vyjede Sc v sobo-
tu vecer lodi do Detroit, kdc
bude v ned9li vefejne cvicenf;
Odtud pojede Sc v pondelf ra-
no do Toleda, kde bude opet
vefejn& cvicenf. vecer navrat
k&rou do Clevelandu. 1927
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25

Proc nebude ' Praxe konkn
svxtovy kongres socixlnS poll
ticly. Vecernfk "Ceskeho Slo-
va" sdeluje, ze bylo navrze-
no a take mezinarodnfm vtbo-
rem v Bregenci pfijato, aby
svetovy kongres socialne poll
ticky byl konan v Praze. LED
|ceskoslovenstf zastupci museli
tuto vyznamnou a lichotivou
nabfdku odffci, ponevadz byly
obavy, ze hosty kongresu, asi
1000 osob, nebylo by mozno
" Praze pro nedostatek hoteld
ubytovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
yf1ET STRELECKEHO
RYBAkSKEHO KLUBU
"SLAPNICKA".

Spoiene' nynf kluby "Slap-
nicka" pofadaji Ultra do "a.
brady p. Capka ma vych. Il. ul
velky vylet "a dcinkov4ni klu'
bovni kapely pod flzfnim p
Sistka. Zacatek jeStv pole
ine.
Ze bude ma vyletisti veselo
o tom nam netreba Sc siflti
zaruGuje TAX povest vsech poe
niki pfedchazejicich. Kdo b,
Sc nebayil mezi sportovci, kite
re humor nikdy dosud neopou
stel q nikdy neopusti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
POZDRAvY ZE STARE
VLASTI.

z "Cesk&ho raje" ma Tur-
novsku zasflaji ma p9kn6 po-
lhledovem lfstku ''Svehu" a je-
no cten&fstvu zdravici p. a pi.
Bernreiterovi a p. FIR. a pf. Oh.
ga Urbanovi a podobne 81 ma
mas We Vodnanech vzpomnel,
p. Frank Picman. "a laskavou
pozo1most mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
AAs1csKT KoNcERT v
GARFIELD PARKU.
Polieejni ' Edgewater rarku.

Ultra odpoledns Cd 8 do 5
hodin koncertovati bude v
Garfield parku hudebni sbor
poz&rniho : Department.. Pro-
gram obsahuje populani skla-
dby v9hlasnych komponistI,
operni vybery solo ma kornet
oblfbenou italskou pfseh 20 so
10 mio". Podobny koncent, v
stejnou hodinu uspofadan bu-
de policejnf kapelou v Edge
water parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
sPoRTovNf ZPRAvA.

Hraci ceskoslovenske spor.
tovniho klubu Cleveland jsou
vyzvani, ably Sc dostavili k ii.
trejsimu rannfmu trainingu
Garfield Par4ku., Jest zadouc'
mo, by pfisli obe druzstva ia
pfiGinou spravn@ho roztfidenf
Schize jest v 8. hodin, ma mi
ste. Bud'tez vsichni dochvil.
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25

mem pouhych 25c'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
Il Ceslkoslovenska.

PStipatrovy mlyn j - zsso-
bami lehl popelem. v noci ma
%. Gervence pred pdlnocf W.
pukl pozar v automatickem
mlyn9 Vojt9cha Hozmana We
Strelohosticfch u Strakonic.
Ohen vznikl. jak bylo zjist9-
no., v zahfatem lozisku stroje,
T.. Nv. "kartacek". Cely mlyn
rozd9len je ma n9kolik mlecfch
oddilh, pri pozaru shofel petit
patrovy mlyn psenicny, dale
strecha mad stajem a We staji
lao metr. cent? sena. Take ze
zasob,. ulozenych We mlyne,
shofelo IL q ovsa, til vagony
psenicne, A vagony zitne mou
ky, diva vagony zita, pIldruhe
no vagonu otrub a $500
prazdnych pytlI. V6z mistni.
no kostela byla zasazena po.
zarem, takze ohorela Spice
krytba a zpIsobena skoda TO-.
900 Kc. Ma mfsto nest9sti sic
| ly Sc okolni, sbory hasicske, a
|vsak jejich spolecnemu dsil
podarilo Sc jiz pouze ohen 10
kalisovat.. Obrovska skoda ne
nj dosud pevne zjistena, aid
odhaduje Sc ma l million 600,
900 Kc. Mlyn jest pojisten ce
KEN ma 100000 Kc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
RODlNA OTRAVENA Poll
TIM ZELf z DOMACf
zAHRADKY.

Walter Benz, 1898 zap. 116.
ul. a nekolik clend rodiny o
nemocnelo "a okolnosti, jez by
nasv6dcovaly otrave jeden pto-
mainem, vyskytujicfm Sc v sta
rych vyrobcich uzenarskych, "
potravinach, uchovavanych v
plechovych krabicich a pod.
Nemoc objevena patecniho ra,
ma opetn6 u dvcu jinych cleni
rodiny a die vysetrovani nove-
hc detektivniho porucika Jer-
mana dluzno hledati pfEiny
hromadnych otrav v poziti ze-
Il, vyp6stovaneho v domaci "a
hrade Benzovych. Jak shle-
dial krajan Jerman bylo zeli,
aby zbaveno bylo hmyzu, po-
strikovano roztokem, v nemz
hlavni tlohu hral otr-usik Car
senik). Koroner i lekaTi byli
stale v rozpacich o pGvodu je-
du mestsky chemik ma lu-
cebnim rozbocem zaludecnfho
obsahu zemreleho hocha hdati
jed, kterym hoch zbaven byl
zivota.
Pozdejsf zpravy vylicuji hro-
madnou otravu nasledovne:
X nahlemu timrti maleho
Waltera Benze, 1898 zap. 116.
1rl., jenz v Itery skonal "a pfi-
znakI otravy a onemocn6ni ne
kolika jinych clenI rodiny, ma
dnes vnesti svetlo asistent me
stskeho chemika G. Voerg,
jenz lucebne zkoumal zaludec
nj obsah zemreleho ditete. Ma
dotaz koronera Hammonda
prohlasil vcera Voerg, re ma.
lezl stopy kovovych jedi a ta-
ke stopy rtuti. Ale lekar, jen5
k onemocnel6mu hochovi byl
povolan tvrdi. ze soucastkou
Jim predepsaneho leku byla
rtut' take, ovsem jen v liepatr-
mem mnozstvi. Rodice Zemre.
leho vypravf, ze v nedeli vece.
fcla celia cetna rodina stejne a
jen ditky polly pred spanfm
n9ktere cukrovinky. v ponde-
II rano onemocneli diva synko.
We. zmineny zemreB w alter q
Robert. Pfivolany kkaf pie.
dcpsal Timed davici prostfed
ky v spravnem pfedpokladu o.
travy. Zahadou jest. ze cela
redina jedla tytez pokrmy, ale
krone obou jmenovanych ho
i /. +
chd. nikdo nepocit'oval obtfzf
DIE poficie vypravel otec TO
diny, ze pred nekolika dny pc
strikal zeli pestovane v donna
CT zahrade arsenikem, aby re
leninu zbavil hmyzu luteb
mix Voerg take skutecne ma ze
II stopy tohoto prudkeho jedi
objevil. Oba hosi "a hry
zahradce ulomili pry n9kolil
listu snedli ie "a syrova. Ro
dine v osudny den zahadneht
zeli podano nebylo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
POZDRAV z ATLANTIC
CITY, N. J.

Zubnf lekaf dr.. J. p. Kess-
Ter, 1921 Broad vZromn6l
81 v letnim pobytu peMou
zdravici z Atlantic City, N.
j., ma "Sv8t" a jeho Gtenare.
Ia laskavou pozornost mas
dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25
z vcEREJsf cERNE
KRONIKY.

Nocni hlfdac u The Motor
Pattern Co. ia Waterman ave.
a vych. 81. ul. A40-lety Adam
Gavel, 3115 Scranton nd. vyta-
zen byl jako mrtvola pod
Clark mostem, blize docku Nc
Kinneyovych ocelaren z reky
Cuyahoga. Odesel z domu
vcera dopoledne, byv z po-
vzdaleci nasledovan 14lletym
synem Louiem, jemuz bylo
chovani otce napadno. Gsavel
Sci ma most, sesel Sc schodou a
|vrhl sc do vody. Pod6seny
hoch volal lined 0 pomoc. BY
la privolana policie j pobrezni
straz, kdezto synek bezel do
domu tety kde meskala matka
aby teto ~oznamil smutnou no
vinu. Gavel byl otcem sedmi
ditek a zoufa'lstvf byl ve-
|hnan nemoci po osm rokd tr-
|vajicf.
Ma dvefich vlastniho domova
I2314 Woodbridge ave. S. w.
nalezen byl vcera sousedy So.
lety John Geitz obeseny. Take
zde byla as pTiGinou dlouhole-
lta nemoc.
v Charity nemocnici zemfel
2S-lety stavebni dozorce John
Francis, 1916 Hough Ave-, kite
lry byl ma stavbe pfi lpati w.
chodni II. ul. zasazen utrh.
nuvsim sc kamenem.
69-letv tesai: ma odpocinku
Edw. Heitmeyer, 2253 vych
23. ul. spadl phi serezavani gu.
lchych vetvi ma strome u domu
a zabil Sc na mfste.
] Pfi vykopavani kanalu ne
Ridge rd. blize Brook Park rd
zasut byl v hloubce Is stoI
vrstvou zeme, italsky delniE
TONY Carnozal z vych. LOG. ul
Byl sice spoludelnfky vytazer
a dopraven do NEST. nemocni
Ice, kde vsak vsechny pokusy
|vratiti jej k zivotu zdstaly
marnymi.
| V nedeli vecer, postrelen by
ma Woodland ave. a vych. 3S
|ul. 41-lety Jim Catanio. ktery
Ivcera vecer tomuto zran9ni
1Charity -nenocnici podlehl. q
toenik Alfred Gullo byl po q
nu zatcen a pIvodne obzalo
van pro zlocinny 1tok a propu
stem pc slozeni zaruky $40,
O0O. Po smrti; sye obeti "a
teen poznovu d sbez pripusten
zaruky vdbec iiobzalovan
vrazdy.
! Ia jedipy den sest pffpadi
). nasilnych isinrti jest zajist,
pro nase .mesto rekordem veil
ce smutnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-25

Jak q v Rakousku nAkl&-
d6 5 ceskym dslnikem, o tom
svedcf nasledujicf pripad, u
verejn9ny We "Vfdenskem den
nfku" z %. t. M: "V jistem
primyslov6m zavode nedhk
ko Sv. Hypolitu byl jiz fadu
let pred valkou zam9stn&n
delnik - Czech. Jeho zam6st-
navatel -byl s MIN lpln9 spo-
kojen. Delnik, ac jiz veku ho-
dn9 pokroGileho, musil "a val
ky slouziti ma vojn6. Pc valce
Sc vratil ma sve pracovni mi
sto a byl jako osvedcena pra
covni sila znovu prijat. Ne
mel vsak bytu. Najal 81 tedy
dfev9nou boudu, majetek jed.
noho Videnaka. Sprawl il "a
vlastni penfze. Take potfebna
prkna koupil 81 sam. Ned&v'
no dostal z bytu v boude w
poved. Protoze v obci, kde
bydlil, platf zakon o ochrane
najemnikn, mas d6lnik donna
hal Sc ochrany qfadd, marne
vsak. Boudu totiz koupil je'
den mistni obcan sasfeskehc
delnika z nj vypuhIsse, tvrde
ze boudu potrebuje pro sebe
D9lnik hledal ochranu u sou
du, ma zaklade vysvedceni cht
dolby dostal obhajce ex dfb
nacez zaloval ma neopravnA
nou vypoved'. Obhajce vsaA
ma liceni nepfisel; postal "a
sebe zastupce. Jak licenf do
pablo, nevi Sc. Stala Sc vsah
tato udalost: kdyz delnik an
jeho zena nebyli donna, prise
k boud6 novy jeff mattel 8 nj
kolika svymi pomocniky, vyhs
zeli majetek delnikdv a bou'
du zvratili a rozbili. Delnfke
va prkna zIstala ma hroma'
de. Mattel boudy dal z d6lni
kova vyhozeneho majetku cd
nesti hodiny (pendlovky) a 81
ci stroll, jez 81 pfivlastnil. Del
mix pax dostal cd sveho prav;
nfho zastupce dopis, oznamu'
jicia mu, ze& ma majiteli boudy
zaplatiti tasi / 100000 'rak. k
Delnik zadal' cd obce n@jakj
byt, obec vsak prohMsila, ~
bytd .nenf, aAze zvlat' pro sce
skoslovensk6ho pffslusnfka' NJ
INA bytu.. Delnik musi: tedy
zdstat bez. pffstfesf; svoje ye
ci maje. u cesty .nedaleko roz
hazen& boudy, ''bydlel pod 81
Irym nebem. Nynf Sc odst6ho
val do sve domovske obce ,
! Cechach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
RED CROSS ASSISTS JEFFERSON COUNTY VETERANS IF WAR
More Than 10000 Aided During 1922--RuraI Civil ian Relief Work Also
 Carried On

In post war times as well as in war times the organization of the American Red Cross continues its splendid work and during the year of 1922, the fourth year of postwar work, y5 per cent of the work Of the Jefferson county chapter of the American Red Cross has been among disabled soldiers and ex-service men, according to the annual report made Saturday, which shows 67s new cases cared for by this organization added to the 9.es7 cases already on file, most of which are active cases.
 During this same period of time s74351.42 has been obtained through the veterans bureau for 52 ex-servics men in the way of compensation, ai- lotments, and insurance, while loans amounting to $13,577.31 have been made on all cases. Total expenditures fer 1922 amounted to sz2546.6s, out of which s1,133.o2 was spont for milk; s545.75 for scholarships given to girls and boys in order that they might remain in school and s1,2es.12 for loan closet, layettes and the pro- duction department.
 Dating from June, 1922, practically all of the civilian work has been con- fined to county cases, while 62 of the county cases were found to be in dire distress and abject poverty. Informa- ton and material aid was rendered to 1,146 individuals caused by reason of sickness, want and misfortune The work of this organization has ranged from the purchase of pair of shoe strings to the caring for sey- eral months of a tubercular boy in a sanitarium. Ex-service men in hos pitfalls have been visited each week and the various needs of each given attention. The visiting secretaries have made 2,s2s visits to families and individuals seeking assistance.
 Extensive jail work in behalf of ex-service men has given opportu- nifty of obtaining disqualification for five mental cases and to lend human aid to many
 The Red Cross which acted as a mother to the soldiers during the World war. continues to act in this capacity to the disabled soldiers and on Easter, Mothers Day, Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas these men were remembered most substantially. and especially during the Yuletide season Christmas cheer was spread through out several hundreds of families. Through the aid of this organiza- tion two soldiers were located for their families.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
AMERICAN LEGION WILL
 LAUNCH A STATEWIDE DRIVE FOR MEMBERS

A statewide campaign for menh- bers to the American legion will start Gn January 1s, and last 10 days, ac- cording to an announcement made by Col. w. E. Bare, post commander of the Legion, following meeting held Saturday afternoon at the Tutwiler hotel at which time General K. E. Steiner, state commander of the le- gionaires, and James T. Laurie, de- partment adjutant made an informal announcement of the plans in view.
 Those who met with General Stein CT were Col. w E. Bare, Horace Will kinson, Matt Murphy. Joe Yates, pr. Rose c. Spier, medical officer of the veterans bureau. T. J. Calvert, suo- district manager of the veterans bu- reau and Vice Commander McEwen of the Birmingham Post. American legion.
 While enly the primary details were gone over, no committees were appointed, but 1t is expected that thls will be done in the immediate fu- ture and it is expected that this cam paign will be the most successful ever staged by the legion in Birmins- ham, as well as the state.
 Full plans for the campaign Will be announced at an early date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
STATE OFFERS REWARD FOR ARREST OF MURDERER

Reward fer the arrest and convic- ton of the murderer of J. R. Tur- ner, 906 First avenue, and the assail- ant of Lille Bell. negress, who were attacked in the womans residence, at the rear of 522 Twenty-third street. north, last Saturday night by an unidentified assailart, was aug mented Saturday by s200 offered by the state ofAlabama.
 Local No. 57, Painters and Decor ators, recently announced that they would pay s10O reward fer the ar rest and conviction of the assailant, bringing the total price on the mur- derer's head to $500. The states aid was effected through the request of Solicitor Joseph R. Tate.
 Homicide detectives are still at work on the case, Investigating it from every possible angle. although they have accomplished nothing. Ll- lie Bell. who has been an inmante of Hillman hospital since the night of the attack is still improving and will recover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
OBLIGATION IF CIVIC CLUBS TO BUILD NATOR|UM
Tom Huey Calls Attention to Pledges Made For Build- ing Tuberculosis
 Sanatorium

| Belief that the next campaign con- ducted by civic clubs for public funds to supplement health work ap- Ipropriations should be that for the raising of money to build the Ketona Tuberculosis sanatorium was ex- pressed Saturday by Thomas E. Huey, member of the county board of rev. enue.
 Mir. Huey's statement was made as a result of the announcement that the various civic and luncheon clubs of the city will be asked to back a drive to raise money for the extermi- nation of mosquitoes.
 Mr. Huey stated that during the summer of 1922 a committee from the various clubs waited upon a joint session of the board of revenue and the city commission and pledged themselves to. conduct a campaign to raise from $65,000 to s75,000 for the erection of tuberculosis sani- torium if the county and city would agree to maintain the institution after it was completed.
 s40,0O0 Appropriated
 According to MT. Huey. the county and city appropriated s2o,00e each annually for the maintenance of the sanatorium. The proposed sanato- rum is to contain 100 beds and will supplant the Red Mountain Sana- torium which was taken over by the county at the time the drive was assured.
 Prior to this agreepnent last sum- mer. according to Mr. Huey, the Red mountain institution was managed by the Jefferson County Anti-Tuber- culosis society The county took it over at that time to conduct 1t until the new sanatorium could be erected at Ketona, Mir. Huey said. He stated that the county was running the sanatorium under that agreement and was doing all the work lit possibly could under the crowded condition which exists. There are 35 patients at the institu- ton who are being cared for at an expense of less than s1,20os a month, he said
 "The s4o.ooo is available waiting for the funds to be raised by gen. eral appeal to the public" MT. Huey said, -and if there is any justifica- ton for a drive for money for health work to supplement city and county Appropriations the first obligation is for this sanatorium"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
HOBO CONVENTION IS BROKEN UP BY POLICE

 As minutes of the previous con- yention were about to be read at an executive meeting of II alleged ho- bees in convention in an old field near Avenue A and Twelfth street at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, four members of the city detective bu- reau swept down upon them and ar- rested the entire assembly for va grancy.
 Not being content with their oper- ations in breaking up the convention, the detectives moved quickly to another section of the same field and thre caught seven negroes, whose attentions were not on the ap- preaching officers, but on the fickle rolling of dice.
 The white men will be transferred to the county jail on warrants charging vagrancy. Sunday, while the negroes will face Judge Martin in police court for gaming. The arrests were made by Detectives Helton, Riley. Watson and Alexander.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14
ALUMNI OPPOSED TO NAMING FEAG|N AUBURN TRUSTEE.
Resolutions Adopted by Jef- ferson County Association Call on Brandon to Undo
 KiIby's Appointment

In unequivocal terms the Jefferson County Alumni Association of Ala bama Polytechnic institute went on record at a meeting Saturday night at the Chamber of Commerce audi torium as strongly opposing the re- cent appointment of William F. Fea- gin, state warden general, as a trustee of their alma mater. Reso- lutions were adopted, in which an ap- peal was made to Governor-eleci Brandon to undo the act of Governor Kilby. who sent the appointment to the senate in the last few days of his administration.
 All of the three appointments con tained in Kilby's recommendations were declared unsatisfactory to the Auburn alumni, but that of Feagin eliclted the most vigorous objection It was charged that Feagin's as- tivity had long been inimical to the institution and that he had a sinister influence in it's affairs.
 Following are the resolutions, drafted upon motion of Percy L Dryer, and adopted unanimously:
 "Whereas, the successor to w. F. Feagin as trustee for the Alabama Polytechnic institute is to be ap- pointed in the near future, and
 "whereas, the Auburn alumni Of Jefferson county as body strongly oppose the reappointment of W. E. Feagin as trustee, therefore be It
 Resolved by the Auburn Alumni Association of Jefferson county that we register our protest against the reappointment of MT. Feagin as trus- tee and earnestly request Governor Brandon to withdraw the appoint ment of MT. Feagin, made by Mr. Kilby; ana be it Furthermore
 Resolved that we hereby appear to Governor Brandon not to appoint any member of the Auburn board of trustees without conferring with the alumni officers and friends or Auburn" a
 In the absence of Henry T. DeBar- deleben, president, Joel F. Webb served as chairman and Dr. K. H. Drake acted as secretary.