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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
IRSTf POHLAVARl USVED.
GEM.

44
Londyn, 5. cervence. Art
O'Brien, Sean McGrath, sinn-
feinistictf vidcove, byli odsou-
zeni kazdy ma diva roxy zala-
re vcera, kdyz uznani vinnymi
z buricskeho spiknuti. Ctyfi
JIM sinnfeiniste odsouzeni ma
rok kazdy. Republican, byli "a
lovani pro pokusy 0 svrzeni
vlady. Irskeho Svobodneho Sta
tn. Plany ma sabotaz a terro-
rism, v Irsku jakoz i v Anglii,
byly u Mich nalezeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
WHITFIELD DOSTAL UCET
"A NEDOKONcENY MADI.
SONSKY OBED.

"Chili AL" Fellv. mattel re-
staurantn v Madison. IL ktere-
ho donoden bvl prav6 MI idle
Whitfield sc svoji milenkou,
iez znstala moci nradu, ale
kdv Whitfield "vvtrel madi-
sonske policii zrak". postal do
zdeisi venice Gcet "a ifdlo
S1.65. ktervz obnos nemel J.
l.. Whitfield "tenkrate Gas" "a
platiti. Pricinu k zaslani do.
pisu zavdal listek dosly restau-
ratera 2 Clevelandu. ma KITE
rem n6iaky sprvmaf v imenu
Whitfielda pise: "Jsem ma
hladove stavce. dokud nedosta-
MI ieden vasich steakil ale
'be7 naramkovvch pout."
Chilli Al potvrzuie dosly Ii.
stek pripomina mu. ze "a.
pomn6l "zatahno,ti" dGet IA
iidlo eve Marie Priceovc u.
nominka kOnt' taiktez humOri-
sticky: "Navstivite-li nase mi.
rumilovne m6sto iest6 iednou
~ podOhnvch okolnosti, zapad
n6te Ease k nam. dostane sc
vam iednoho 2 rasich slavnych
hamburger steakn".
Podivnt list predlozen bv'
'vazni dot'zem. zda duh
81. .56c uznava. coz tento pfi.
znal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
NOW OBCHoDNf PODNIK
DELNICKf.

Y els. 4719 Lorain ave. ote-
wren byl vcea'a novy d6lnicky
podnik nazvany The Structural
1ronworkers Cooperative Store
rlzenim F. p. Clarka. Obchod
sc bude hlavn6 zabyvati prode
jem uniove vyrobenych odevi
pro vsechny 2dbory delnicke.
Podnik byl inkorporovan die
ohioskych statnich zakond Sc
za,kladnim kapitalem $4,000.
Tajemnikem a pokladnikem je
G.. A. Solomon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
Lids !. imsnem William Shs

Lide imenem William Sha-
kespeare. - Jmeno prosluleho
anglickeho dramatika vlastni
dnes V Anglii iest6 celia fada o.
sob. Neide vsak pfi tom po-
tomky nebo pribuzne basniko-
w, nybrz 0 pouhe nahodne
imenovce. Jeden z techto W..
Shakespeare jest advokatem,
iiny p6vcem, tfetf hospodskym.
Pokud Sc tyce vlastniho rodu
basnikova, je zastoupen linii
Hartd. potomkd klobou6nika
Williama Harta ze Stratfordu,
ktery Sc ozenil Sc sestron veli-
kfho basnika. V roce 1917 iii
ieste Tewkesburgu ieden 2 te-
chto Harti, jehoz zamestnani
bvlo vypletani zidli a jehoz OBJ
licei vykazoval prekvapuiici
podobnost obvvklym An
gill portretem Williama Shake
spearea. Zil We velmi neute-
senvch pom6rech a byl nemalo
pot6Sen. kdvz kterehosi dne il
stv nadsent ctitel Shakespea-
riv vykonal mu svoji natstevu
a obdaroval jei pri te prilezito
sto liberni bankowkou. Tento
nriklad dosel brzv nasledovni-
XII a st'astnemu Hartov: do
stalo Sc peknvch vedleisich pri
imn. Rikaval, ze to byls take
prvni a jedina vyhoda, kterou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
NASTAVAJfCf CLEVELAN.
DANE. MA PUDE
AMERICKE.

Videhsti Ces', p. Frantisek
Sila a 81. Josefina JureGkova,
pristali dnes v New Yorku lodi
Mongolia, jenz vykonala cestu
pres Hamburk. Jmenovani ie-
dou k p. Aug. Silovi ma zap.
90: ul.
Dalsi krajan6 pristali v New
Yorku lodi Mauretania q. Ger
yence a sice p. Alois Hrach,
ktery jede k D. Tinterovi ma
vychodni 143. ulici, pax Anna
a Marie Cernohlavek. ktere je-
dou k p. Frant. Cernohlavkovi
M zap. 54. ul. Preplav vyfizen
byl v newburghske odbocce
The Cleveland Trust Co. ns
/ Broadway a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
MOVE ZDRAvOTNf
OPATRENf.

Vcera zatceni byli diva pro-
davaci detskych gumovych ba-
lonkG, proto, re sami hracky
tyto nafukovali drive nez-li je
detem prodavali. DIE ordinan
&C mestskeho zdravotnho ko-
misaTe H. L. RockWooda zaka-
zuie Sc neco podobneho, jeli-
koz nepeknym zvykem snadno
by Sc mohly siriti prenosn6
cboroby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

Faraf:: "Poslechnete, hostin
sky, to pivo, ktere jste mi ma
farni hostinu postal, bylo sama
voda. Ze yam neni hanba!"
ALE, ale, velebny pane, coz
pax bych mel to srdce, abych
vam postal nekftehatko?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
UPOZORNENf
LECIONARUM!

Bratri!
DOstavte Sc vsichni v me-
del 8. cervence v $50 ho-
din dopoledne k Ceske Ma
rodnl Sini ma Broadway.
Sucastnime Sc spolecne W.
letu Ohio Fishing Klubu a
Stfeleckeho Klubu Slapni-
cka. Neopomente 81 pri-
pnout odznaky Svazu, pone
vadz pIjdeme v civilu.
Kazdy ma sve misto a v
cas-.
Druzina ceskoslovenskych
Legionafii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
PRO soUBoJ Is MEsfCt
zALARE.

Moskva, 5. cervence. Kapi-
tan Tertov, obvineny, ze zabil
jisteho ddstojnfka Djanokova
jmenem, V souboji, byl> odsou-
zen nejvyssim vojenskym SOU
dem ma osmnact mesicl do Ia
lare. Zena, niz Sc jednalo a
ktera byla sv6dkyni souboje a
zalovana tudiz jako spoluvinni
ce, byla osvobozena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
800 ~ u
-'SvET'''

nemocnice, kde' byia prohlase-
ma moznost, ze hoch ma rozbi-
tou hlavu.
Ia vcerejsiho destaku uaiouz
nul bicykl l5-leteho w. Langa
3578 zap. AZ. ul. 4 hoch spadl
zrovna do drahy nakladniho
auta. Sc zlomenou levou mo-
hou dopraven byl do nemocni-
ce sv. Jana. sss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
SMRT v DRTINACH.

Delnici The Fisher Body Co.
ma Colt I'd. N. E. cd II. hodiny
dopoledni pohfesovali spolu-
delnfka. 3s-lettho Edw. Corri-
CANA, 901 Stevenson rd.. ktery
zam6stnan byl u vypustky, kite
rou Sc sypaly piliny do velke
nadrzky. Dle'lvsech znamek
spadl Corrigan do velke jamy
a byl drtinami stale sc hrnou-
cimi zasut drive, nez-li Sc mohl
vyprostiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06
DOZVUKY OSLAV "CTVR.
TEHO CERvENCE".
v Ohiu 9 mrtvych q 62
poranSnych.

Vcera zaznamenana byla ie-
Ste dodatecn9 tri dalsi 1mrti ia
ko vysledek olavovani Dne Pro
hlaseni Neodvislosti nerozum-
nym vypalovanim ohnostroji a
seznam zran6nych dopln6n O
16 dalsich pripadd.
v Youngstown oslavoval j.
stv Harvey We stredu "Gtvrte-
he" strelbou pri tom 81 poci-
nal tax neopatrne, ze smrtelne
postrelil vlastni zenu Irenu,
jez "a kratko v tamni nemoc-
nici skonala. V nemocnici v
Massillon zemfela 8-leta Vi
Wan Perrinova, jejiz od6v "a
palen byl We stredu jiskrou z
prskavky. Nebohe devcatko
bylo lined plamenech a tax
popaleno, re byla kazda po-
moe marnou. Ia zcela stei-
nych okolnosti zahynula 5-leta
Goldie Sandresova 2 Tiltonvil-
le Creek v Martins Ferry ne
mocnici.
Statni senator G.. H. Bender
Clevelandu vcera oznamil, ze
svclana bude zakonodarna ku
zvlastnimu zasedanf, ma KITE
rem jmenovany poda poznovu
pfedlohu, zakazuiici vyrobu O.
hhostroid, kteraz predloha mi
nuly duben nebyla pfijata. e.
zasny pocet udavsich Sc nest6-
sti, jiste pro rozumny zakon
tentokrate snad ziska vetsinu.
19-leta pi. Callie Hanleyova
Middletownu pride patrne
leve oko, ktere il bylo popa-
leno pri vypalovani tax zvane
"fimske svicky"; dale jest u
vadena nova celia rada popale-
nych ditek dorostlych. V
East Liverpoolu chytl cely ba-
litek "krekrsd" 23-let6mu G..
Z'hikovi kapse a mladik zle
ma rukou ramenou popalen.
V Akronu bylo vcera pohna-
no pred municipalni soud 13
pfestupniki ordinance proti o.
hnostrojiim a vinnici odsouze-
nj vesm6s k $1,000 pokutam.
dewitt ale trest snfzen M pou-
ny 81.
v Tiffin bvlo take zakazcva-
no ma "ctvrtfho" vvpalovani o.
hnostrojii. ale prn6vadz den
ten ustavicne prselo, vvpalovo-
la mladez bezpecne pred poll
eli ohnostroie tenrve vcera.
v Lodi vvpustenv slavnostni
panirovV ballon zal6tl Is mil
daleko do Garden Isle. kde "a
palil zelinarsky zavod. "spas''
tento zphsobil na budovach
Skndn We vysi $4,000.
V Mineral CITY nkradli ho-
81 "a dolech dvnamit. kterv "a
ritili. Bvl ''velkolepv vysle-
dek neb as v SO domech nezd-
stalo ani iedine okno cele.
z ndktervch mist ale taxa
dochazi znravv. re obvvatel-
stvo SO skntecna pfiklani k
ro7"mnVm oslavam. Tak ku
Drikladu Cmnean't ma "6tvr-
tdhn" nehvlv powolani hasifi
ami iadenkrate k nornoci. coz
no IA rokH "a sehou rapTiho-
dilo so Y slavny tento den ami
jedenkrate.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

mu pfinesly jeho rodinnA VITA.
ny WiHMmem Shakespea-
rem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-06

Pfipravte Sc ma Is. cer-
vence. Velkorad {. S. p. S.
pofdd6 svGj vyroGni ''PIC-
MIC" v Ceske Sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Bude dobra "a
bava a vyteSna hudba.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
BAPTIST PASTOR TO PREACH

Dr. R. Kelly White, young pastor of Siloans Baptist church of Marion will begi.d series of sermons next Sunday evel44s e on Sin"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
\ THREE DAYS
 COUGH |S YOUR
 DANGER S|GNA[

Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that Is pleas, ant to take. Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with twofold ac- ton; it soothes and heals the in- famed membranes and kills the germ.
 Of all known drugs, creosote Is recognized by the medical fraternity as the greatest healing agency for the treatment of chronic coughs and colds and other forms of throat and lung troubles. Creomulsion contains. in addition to creosote, other healing clements which soothe and heal the inflamed membranes and stop the ir- irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach. is absorbed into the blood attacks the seat of the trouble and destroys the germs that lead to consumption.
 Creomulsion is guaranteed satis- actory in the treatment of chronic coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung diseases and Is excellent for building up the system after colds or the flu. Money re- funded if any cough or cold no mat ter of how long standing. is not re- lieved after taking accoretlg to oI- rections. Ask your drY,.ist. Creo- mulsion Co. Atlanta. pL.-tAdv.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
Turns Orchard OUer To Glass In School

MARION, Ala, Nov. 23.-(Spe- cial. )-Prof. J. P. Robinson, who teaches vocational agriculture in the Perry County High school, has been placed in charge of pr. J. P. Haleys peach orchard. There are about 300 trees in this orchard. Professor Robinson expects to use it in his teaching of the care of trees, pruning, treating orchard diseases and other things pertain ing to his subject. He has also taken charge of pr. Haley's chick en yard, which is stocked with blooded Rhode Island Red chick ems, and will use it in the same way The boys in the school will do all the work in connection with their studies and will be paid for all time used outside of school hours.
 Professor Robinson will also write articles for the Marion Times Standard, bearing on the methods taught which will be pub lished from time to time just prior to the carrying out of the teach ings in a practical way in the or chard and chicken yard. Few schools in the state can produce such a practical method of teach-' ing a subject
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
LOSING KILLING CASES ARE RESET
Three CIeveIandS To Face Juries On Different
 Dates

MORIIE. Ala, Nov. 23.-(Special Leased Wire. New trial dates for three defendants indicted by the Oc- tober grand jury for the killing or Stephen Losing, aged merchant oi West Fowl River, Ala, one of whicn resulted in mistrlal, were agreed on today in the circuit court by at tornevs for the prosecution and de- fense. It was agreed to try the case of Thomas w. Cleveland, first result ing in a nlistrial, on Wednesday, De- oember 4: J. G. Cleveland, father of the first named, and member or the board of county commissioners, on December 1, and S. J. son Cleve- land, Jr., on December IT.
 The agreement as to the new trial dates was.agreed on at a conference of attorneys representing all parties The ease of Jack C.. Cleveland was on the call for today. having been postponed frcm yesterday on account of the Tom Cleveland jury having a number of exhibits used by the state as evidence in their possession. The original trial date for the l.earing of the case against "Son" Cleveland had been fixed for November P.
 The resetting of the cases for next month means that additional Jurors will have to be drawn for each case.
 The killing of Tossing occurred oil the afternoon of August "A. At an early hour the next morning Tom Cleveland was arrested on charge of murder and Jack and Son" Cleve- land charged with an affray. At a preliminary hearing several days later Tom Cleveland was held with out bail on a charge of murder and Jack and Sen Cleveland for mur- der in the second degree and re- leased on bond. The october grand jury indicted all three for murder and they were arrested and locked up in jail without hail. The first chap ter in the case was completed Thurs day afternoon when the jury, after being lcckedt up for almost 70 hours, reported that they could not agree on a verdict, the court being informed that they were hopelessly divided.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
FARE WELL SESSION
 HELD F0R AL.M0N
Congressman President Of TuScumbia KiWaniS Club
 Leaves For Washington
MUSCLE SHOALS BUREAU l
 THE AGE-HERALD

The farewell meeting today of Big Chief Ed 5. Almon. who leaves for Washington tomorrow for the open ing of congress, was Q success from every standpoint. The attendance went over the top and number of visitors were present to join in the meeting. Kiwanian M. C. Edwards spoke relative to the administration of the big chief, who is the first president of the, club and stated that according to his information the Tus- cumbia club was about the only club of a representative in congress, and it should feel proud of that distinc- tion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
CONVICTED IN THEFT CASE

The fall term of the Lee county circuit court adjourned Friday night after a three weeks session, a number of cases being disposed oi. One case of interest tried on Friday was that of Eugene Roberts. Tn con nection with the theft of IT sacks of stolen nitrate of soda. Evidence tended to show that Roberts had contracted with the two negroes TOT delivery to him of the nitrate of soda and the negroes testified that they had gotten the fertilizer from the warehouse of G. A. Parker, at night and they hauled it to Roberts home in a wagon. Roberts sought to prove that he had bought the fertilizer from one of the negroes in good faith. The jury, however, found nm guilty. and he was sentenced to a term in the penitentiary. The two negroes, on their pleas of gullty' each drew a shorter sentence on the roads of the county.
 Wyman Mcclure was convicted or passing worthless check by means of which he obtained $50 in cash at a local store here last July. He was sentenced ts term in the penlten- tiary,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
REALTY DEAL AT MARION

HfARToN Ala. Nov. 23.-(SpeclalJ D,..;r,o. the week two deals of impor- tance in real estate have taken place in Marion. John D. Edwards sold the e seweii place, on the outskirts (; or Marion to A. J. Locke, former resi- dent of Heiberger, in Perry county This is place with fine old ante bellum home and more than nun dred acres of land. Locke ana iaihliS are expected to take up tnell te.t lime. Judson c. Locke, son Of MT Locke, now practising law. in Gads- dto den. is expected to join his parents durinc the next few months and prac- tice law in Marion. The other saio was made by MT. Edwards @nd Was the sale of the two-story residence near Judson college known as tue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
CRIMINAL DOCKET !. OF WALKER Is SET.
Two Killing Cases Scheduled For Trial At Jasper Week
 Beginning December 10
JASPER BUREAU l THE AGE-HERALD ! Jasper. Ala, Nov. g J

Judge Ernest Lacy has set docket of criminal cases for the week be- ginning December 10. Among the cases set for trial that week are nection with the killing of Joe Car ter, and Alonzo Jones, charged with the killing of Dr. J. r. Moon of Cor dova. Brown is charged with hav- ing been an accom}lice of Coleman Snoddy, who was convicted last month and senter6ed to 20 years in the penitentiars Joe Carter's body found in the Warrior river two years ago and tas two Snoddy brothers and Brown were charged with the kill ing. The call of cases in the su- preme court for the sixth division will take several Jasper lawyers 10 Montgomery next week, as the dock ct from Walker county is heavy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
ROADS BEING INSPECTED

Chairman B. w. Fleming of the Madison county board of commis- sioners, has completed an inspection of all the road improvement work that has been done this season in the county Practically all of the regu- lar road fund that was apportioned this spring in the five districts has been expended aKd it is declared that all of the roads are in fair condi- tion, no great improvement. how ever, having been out of this fund In the way of new construction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
PAIN IN BACK AND SIDES
 RELIEVED

My backache is past and l don't feel any pain in my back and sides" writes Peter Jos. Mallien, Sr., R. No. g. Brussels. Wis. Kidney and blad- der irritations, pain in back and sides and rheumatic pains promptly relieved through the use of Foley Kidney Pills. Refuse substitutes. In- sist on the genuine; put up in bottles handy to carry in the pocket or purse. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
ALL TO No AVAIL

A week of patient waiting for the beginning of whisky making opera tion in the Buckalew secton of the county went for nothing according to a report made Friday by Deputy Sheriff Henry w. Bryant and J. D. Kimmons. The two officers found a plant ready for work over week ago and every night they went back expecting to find the plant in opera tion, when late Thursday night they found that the liqL'or makers hao completed their run and departed with the whisky and still.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
HURT IN ACCIDENT

c. S. McCants of Rogersville is al the Eliza Parker Memorial hospital in Florence as the result of an automo- bile accident Thursday night. Me Cants was pinned beneath the car at the corner of Tennessee and Cedar streets, when cars driven by Houston Lee. well known farmer of Woodland. and Ava Corsby. government em- ploye, ran together. The automobile was lifted from McCants' body and he was taken to the hospital
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
KNOX Oriental Felt
 $1O

It is practically indestructible. You can roll it, twist it, mistreat it, and the style will remain as faithful as Bill Sykes bull- dog. Several new Fall colors to choose from all silk lined It is saturated" with quality
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
MAD nnG KILLED

A mad dog, or a dog that had all the symptoms of being afflicted with rabies, took refuge under the Black Water school house one day this week, where it was killed by w. H. Humphries. The presence of supposed mad dog created con- siderable excitement in the school. People of the Black Water com munity fear the dog has bitten other animals in that neighborhood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
HURT IN COLLISION

Luther B. Lisles and Prof. W. Il. White were nursing injuries Friday morning, sustained in an automobile accident, MT. Lisles narrowly es- caping serious injury when his car collided with wagon during heavy rain on East Tenth street. PEofes- sor White, blinded by the lights of another car, collided with the car ot Dr. Charles Thigpen after dark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
ENJOy CHICKEN SUPPER

The Anniston police force played a smooth game in Anniston Thursday night when they assembled at the restaurant of Leo Pruitt and enjoyed a chicken supper at the expense or Inc restaurant man. Last week the nimrods connected with the force captured a total of II oppossums' using the dog of an Anniston new spaer man. who had been invited to join the party at the supper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
School Building Programs Of Walk
ALUMNAE B 11-TIN OUT
Eight Page Magazine Put Out By
 MOnteNnIIO

MONTEVALLO, Ala, Nov. 23.- Especially october number of the Montevallo Alumnae Bulletin has just come from the press. It is very attractive eight-page monthly m~ga- zine. The front page contains the pctures of the children of some of the members of the class of 1905. There are nine members of this class and eight of them are married. All of the married members have chill dren, several of whom are nearly ready to enter college.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
NEGRO CHURcHMEN MEET

The twenty ninth session of the North Alabama conference of the Colored M E. church is now in ses- sion at Tuscumbia. Bishop Phillips of Cleveland, Ohio, is presiding. Four hundred laymen and general officers are in attendance. Rev. W. r. Glad den of Birmingham was elected secre- tary of the congress; Rev. E. D. Mays of Pratt City. assistant secretary, and Rev. A. J. Hicks of Bessemer, statis- tical secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
srrwART-GRAy WEDDING

The marriage Of MISS MarBaIeI Morgan Stewart, daughter of Judge and Mrs. s. Morgan Stewart, to Will bur D. Gray of Memphis, was solemnized Wednesday at the home of the brides parents in the presence of a large company of relatives and intimate friends. Rev. pr. w. M BlackweIder, pastor of the First Baptist church, performed the cere- mOnV.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
nIVInENn fS vnTEn

Members of the Sheffield Building and Loan association, an organization representing local capital, have voted semi-annual dividend of per cent. the first to be paid to the stock : holders, December 1. The association has assisted in the building of a number of homes in Tuscumbia. The demand for loans exceeds the finan-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
sMALL BLAZE PUT our

The Sheffield fire department was called to the Southern freight depot at 3:30 o'clock this morning. A fire had originated in a dresser filled with clothing in a shipment of household goods. The flames were eXtinguished without damage to the building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
AGED WOMAN DIES

Mrs. Margaret Koettel, S6 years old, wife of w. A. Koettel, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. c. l.. Robertson, Friday morning. She had been in feeble health for several years and her death was not uneX- nected The funeral will be con ducted from the Monnish Memorial Baptist church Saturday afternoon at o'clock, pr. L. o. Dawson oftl- ciating, assisted by Rev. Judson Mar tin and Dr. Charles Boyd. lnterment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
FUNERAL oT JESSE c. LoVELACh

dent of Marion, was buried in Marion this week. The funeral services were conducted by pr. R. Kelly White pastor of the Siloam Baptist church He is survived by his wife, two SIS ters. Mrs. J. w. Hurt and Mrs. L" ID. Scott, both of Atlanta, Ga, and py one brother, w. H. LoVelace' ol Marion,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
FIRE ESCAPES IN.
 SCHOOLS PLANNED.
Fire Marshal Recommends Elimination Of Fire Danger
 At Huntsville
TENNESSEE VALLEY BUREAU l
 THE AGE-HERALD

HUnfsVIIIe, AIa., NOV. Ej State Fire Marshal Chester E. Johnson yesterday inspected the city school buildings and recom- mended that fire escapes be added to the Huntsville High school and the Grammar school. These equipments will be added, it was stated, as soon as practicable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
REPRESENTATIVES. GIVEN

The school for training Sunday school teachers and workers, whlcn has been in progress at the Flrst Methodist church for several days' came to a close Friday night ana numher have taken advantage of the training. Those who passed the re- ouired examination were given cer- tificates. The school was instructed hy prominent Bible educators and was a success from every standpoint.