davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
UNESENY KNEE PROPU.
STEM BANDITY.
Peking, 80. listopadu.

Peking, 80. listopadu.
Rev. Frederick, katolicky
knez, drzeny v zajeti bandity
v provincii santung cd 13. IL
stopadu, byl zachranen minu-
lou stfedu, bylo zde ozname-
no lredne provincialnimi L.
rady. Rev. Frederick, jenz
pry jest francouzskeho pdvo-
du, byl zajat s jinym katolic-
kym knezem blize Cang-Li,
kdyz byli ma kazatelske ceste.
Jeho spolecnik byl pozdeji
propulsion. Rev. Frederick
byl zachranenf prekvapnym L.
token, podniknutym vladimir
vojskem. Jeden distojnik byl
pri tom poranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
0DPoRUCUJE slLNEJ$l ARMADA.
SEKRETAR VALKY POVAzUJE NYNEJSf
,oPOCET IA NEDOSTATECNY

nemdze jiti dale. Zaroven pax
mas vojensky personal V teto
zemi jest podrobovan velkemu
napjetf v 1sili 0 vydrzovani
riznych cvicebnich tabord a
operovanfm jich v letnfm OBJ
dobi. Nasledkem toho mo-
ralka nasf pravidelne armady
silly, jez mela by tvofiti mas:
vojenskou zdatnost, nenf tako-
va, jako mela by byti."
Vedle vetsiho poctu muz.
stva rovnez pozaduje sekre-
tar valky o 1000 ddstojnik0
vice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01

cineno obvineni z ukradenf
ceku ma $4,000 vystaveneho
statnlm pokladnikem. ctvrta
zaloba obsahuje .obvineni re
zpronevereni ceku ma $4,000
Discount & Deposit statni ban
ce Kentland. Pata zaloba
obvinuje guvernera z cin6nf
falesnvch financnich vwk"7t
a ziskavani Iveru ma ne. v
seste zalobe cin6no jest obbvi-
neni pro vydavani falesnych
cek1. V sedme obzalobe cine
no jest obvineni z vydavAni
falesnych smenek jich pade-
lani. V osme zalob6 cin6no
jest obvineni pro pouzivani
padelanych a falesnych sme-
mex a ziskavani dv6ru faleS-
nym predstiranim.
Guv. McCray byl ,pri obede
s pravnikem Noelem, kdyz
bylo mu sdeleno zpravodaji,
De velka porota vznesla zalo-
bu ma n6ho. Pravil, re nema,
co by rekl. avsak dodal po
chvili:
"Az ma to, ze stale verlm,
ze jsem mel pravo jako ame-'
ricky obcan byti slysanu pred
|velkou porotou."
Ma to odpovedel soudce Col
Inns, kteremu velka porota
svoji zpravu podala, ze die
zakona statu Indiany nikdo.
o jehoz obzalovani Sc jedna,
neni slysan. Pravo toto ma
iedine pred porotou, pred niz
veden jest process. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01

Washington, 80. listopadu.
- vystraha "proti sebe men,
simu snizeni rozpoctu" pro ar
madu jest obsazena We vyroc-
nj zprave sekretafe Weekse
ku kongresu.
Armada nejenom jest mensf
nez vyzadujf zivotnf zajmy
naroda, pravf sekretar, ale
dalsf povolenf penez pro ma
rodni obranu bude nutno ma
sledkem spotrebovani valec-
nych zasob. Ma jinem mfste
uvadf, ze pocet osob pod vo-
jenskym vycvikem neb We vo-
jenskych organisacich klesl
8 519,041 ma 504,O10, coz jest
zjevem povazlivym.
Sekretar valky opakuje sve
drfvejsf odporuceni, aby po-
cetni sfla armady zvysena BY
la Sc 125,OO0 ma 10000 mu-
III eco nejdrfve nozno, coz
jest ia minimalnf sila, mali
Sc uplatniti mas program ma
rodnf obrany."
"Pfftomna sfla nenf dosti.
My jsme jiz nebezpecn9 Sc
slabili naSe cizf pos4dky Q 30
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01

nych pracf; DR.. Emminger, z
.bavorsk6 lidove strany, ministr
spravedlnosti.
,Vyjednavani s vudci stran,
kteri setrvali v neustalem "a
sedani v budove risskeho sne-
mu az tem6r do IL hodin We
Ger, pokracovalo po cely den
a vice nez jednou Sc zdalo, ze
DR.. Marx polka Sc nezda-
rem jako muzi, kteri pred MIN
pokouseli Sc o sestaveni kabi-
netu.
Dusseldorf, 80. istopadu.
Josef Matthes, jenz pred ne
kolika dny oznamil vzdani Sc
usili o znovunabyti kontroly
vlady Porynske republiky v
Koblenci, uvedl v zivot "Po-
rynskou jednotu pro neodvis-
lost" ma schizi konane vcera
We SVEN novem hlavnim sta
nu v Duesseldorfu. Ctyricet
pet delegatd "direktoria a
mistnfch skupin dolniho Pory-
nj a Porurf" bylo pritomno a
prijali sedm resoluci ma zaha-
.jeni hnutf, Matthesem jako
svym nacelnikem.
Brussel, 80. listopadu. =
Vyjednavanf jest nynf v prou-
Fdu mezi vladami f1.ancouz-
skou a belgickou o otazce
zmensenf poctu okkupacniho
vojska v Porurf. Poukazuje
Sc, ze trpny odpor ustal a
gen. Degoutte sam jest naklo-
men zmenseni posadky, "po-
kud tim nebude OhrOzena beZ-
pecnost vojska."
Obe vlady jsou rovnez pro
vetsi mfru shovivavosti vGci
lidem, kteri byli vypuzeni z
Porurf pro svoji opposici pro-
I'll opetnemu zahajenf prace.
Jake kroky " tom budou uci-
n6ny, bude oznameno co nej-
drive. Mnozi z tech, kdoz
byli vypuzeni, obdrzi povole-
nj k navratu usvedcene oso-
by, nynf 81 tresty vysluhujici,
budou osvobozeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
vyHLlDKA ma UDRzEM DoHoDY.
LEP$i P0MER zAVLkDL MEzI FRAN
eli 4 VEL k0U bRlTAull
NEMECKY KABINET BYL DOPLNEN NO.
WYNN KANCLEREM, DR. MARXEM.

Pariz, 80. listopadu. -
Vztahy mezi Francii a An
gill vzaly ma sebe mnohem
lepsf tvarnost dnes, kdy repa-
racni komise odlozila k dalSi-
mu projednavanf palcivou O.
tazku zakonitosti ruhrske ok
kupace a soucasn6 prijala
francouzsky navrh ma jmeno-
vani znalcd k studovani ne
mecke financni situace.
Zrovna jako spojenecke roz
hodnuti ma vojenskou kontro-
lu Nemecka pred deseti dny
predstavovalo francouzske L.
stupky ma udrzeni dohody,
dnesni udalosti znamenaji bri-
ticke 1stupky k temuz uceli.
Ackoli drive prohlasili ok
kupaci Porurf "a nezakonitou,
Britove odepreli to ffci op6t-
ne, kdyz k tomu NELL prilezi-
tost a stejn6 premier Poinca-
re, ackoli prohlasil vybor
znalci "a bezdcelny, hlasoval
proh dnes. Jednani posled-
mich nekolika dnd sv6dcf o
sblizeni mezi dvema ih!avnimi
spojenci. We vyboru znalcn
ponechano mfsto pro Ameriku
ackoli jest pochybno, pouzije-
li~tohoto prava, kdyz nehyl
pfijat pdvodnf plan washing
tonske vlady.
Berlin, 80. listopadu. DR..
Marx, novy premier, jenz wee
ra pozde vecer doplnil svdj
kabinet, predstavf jej risske-
mu sn9mu co nejdfive mono,
pravdepodobne Ultra neb v
pondeli. Clenove kabinetu
jsou, jak vcera oznameno a
mimo to zbyvajfci mfsta vypl-
n6na nasledovn9:
DR.. Jarres, mistokancler a
ministr vnitra; DR.. Strese-
mann, ministr zahranicnich
veci; DR.. Luther, ministr fl
nanci; DR.. Hamm, zem6del-
stvi; DR.. Braun, prace; hrabe
Kanitz, rozdilenf potravin ;
DR.. Oeser, zeleznic a verej-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01

MEZI JINYM JEST VINEN z POUzTTf PRO
SEBE $155,OOO STATNfCH FONDUf

indianapolis, 80. listopadu.
- Warren T. McCray, guver-
ner Indiany, prot nemuz by
10 vzneseno dnes osm zalob
velkou porotou okresu Marion
podrobi Sc zatceni a poda od-
poved' ma zaloby, az okresni
serif Snider pride k nemu sc
2atykacem, bylo sdeleno dnes
po konferenci mezi cuver
rem a jeho obhajci, James w,
Noelem a George M. Barnar-
dem.
V osmi obzalobach vznese-
nych proti gnvelneroyi, cin6nc
jest obvin6nf re zpronevereni
zpronevereni a velkokradeze,
pad6lani, vydavani falesnych
ceki, falesn6 predstirani pou.
zivanim smenek a ucinenf fa-
lesneho vykazu vzhledem k
jeho financnimu stavu a pou-
ziti tehoz ma ziskani lv6ru.
v obzalobach, jez obsahuji
1872 body, vinen jest guverner
re zpronevereni celkem 1925
900. Jedna zaloba samotna
obsahuje Is ma stroll psanych
stranek.
Prvni obzaloba, ktera jes'
We tfinacti hodeeh, -poiednay.
o zpronevefenf a kradez
$155,OOO statni zemedelske RI
de. V druhe zalobe vinen jest
guverner ze zproneverent
dvou ceki ma $4,000 kazde'
no jako predseda Discount &
Deposit statni bant"
land, Ind. V treti zalobe jest
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
MEXIKO OHROzOVANO NO.
YOU REVOLUCf.

Mesto Mexiko, 80. listopadu.
Potlacivsi castecne vzpouru a.
grarniki We state Vera Cruz,
-mexicka vlada cell dnes vaz-
+nym problemIm We state Guer.
rero, kde gen. Romulo Figue-
ra. vclitel federalniho vojska,
hraje ulohu diktatora V usili
dosaditi svaho bratra "a guver.
nera statu. DIE zprav obdrze
nych zde, vetsjna statnich H.
rednikI V Guerrero hyla bud
zabita neho uveznena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
v. SJEzD SvoB0D0MYSLNYcH.
BYL ZAHAJEN CHICAGU We tTVRTEK
IA UCASTI 1876 ZASTUPCTt.

pritomnym delsi, hlubo"e pro-
myslenou prednasku ma the
ma: "Nabozenstvi budouc-'
nosti". Krasna jeho rec ne
minula Sc 1Ginkem, lax nadse-
ny potlesk jasn6 dosvedcoval
a recnikovi bylo ze vsech
stran blahoprano.
Ma to pristoupeno k volb6
siezdovych drednikI a zvole-,
nj: p. J. Pecha "a predsedu,
pi. Rizickova 2 Clevelandu a
p. Holman ze st. Lonisu "a
mistopredsedy "a taiemnfky
D. Karnik z New Yorku a pf.
stepankova z Chicago. Zvole-
MIN vyboru ma jednaci rad.
ienz sestava z PIP. Jahody, dr..
Voiana. Fisera. Jelinka a
Laneera, bylo dopoledni Ia
sedani zakonceno a ma druhou
hodinu odpoledne odroteno.
v odpolednfm zasedanf pf1-
tommy predseda Mar. HI. kadu
G. s. P. S., pan Otto Pergler
predstoupil pred Sized a W.
svetlil stanovisko, jez prednf
tato bratrska podpIrna nase
jednota v poslednf dobe We
svobodomyslnem nasem hnutf
zaujala, nazvouc Sc "pokro-
kovou". Obhajil iednotu, jiz
zastupuie velmi dokonale a
sklidil dlouho trvaifcf svmpa-
ticky potlesk. Jeho navrhdm
ma reorpanisaci Svazu Svobo-
domvslnfch dostalo Sc vseobec
ne pozornosti nasleduiicf
recnik DIR. Voian ma totez the
ma navazav. byl nucen Sc iimf
obfrati a pine Sc k MIN pfi-
hlasiti. Jeho proslovem bylo
vcerejsf zased&nf zakonceno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
1icago, 30. listopadu.

Chicago, 30. llstOpadu. =
V Jubilejnim Husove Dome
ma zap. %. ul. blize Craw-
ford ave. byl vcera neco ko-
lem 10. hod. dopoledne zaha-
jen patty Sized Svazu Svobo-
domyslnych, k nemuz Sc sjelo
cetne zastupci 2 rIznych kon-
Gin Spoj. Statd, by po spolec-
mem uradeni sc, pokusili Sc re-
siti premnoho ,dilezitych ota-
EEK celeho svobodomyslneho
hnuti v 'teto zemi Sc tykaji-
cich. Sized je obeslan as 1876
zastupci a zastupkynemi jak
velkych nasich podp1rnych
tratrskych a sesterskych jed
not, tax i jinych organisaci a
ocekava sc. ze vysledek jeho
bude pro dalsf cinnost Svazu
velmi povzbudivym, a ze Sc
pfi te prilezitosti taktez po-
dari sjednotiti Sc ma novych
organisacnfch pl&nech. jimiz
by rady Svazu CO nejvfce emo
hutn6ly a ma vVznamu nabvly
Sized zahajil pfedseda W.
konneho VHboru Svazu Svo-
bodomyslnSch p. j. Pecha
kratsim, ale vyznamnym pro-
slovem. v nemz pfitomne uvf.
tai a dobro nejen Svazu. ale
cele MAST svobodomyslnosti ma
srdce il vlozil. .Jmenoval max
|p6ticlennv vVbor ma proh|ed-
mutt pov9ruifcich listin. .ien5
Sc tdz hned We svoii praci u.
vazal. Po prvem tomto sjeZ.
dov6m pocinu. pfednesl DIR. A
Mueller vzletnou basen ma u.
vftanf a lisa srdecnvm mad.
senvm potleskem odmenen. pc
stoupil sve misto dr. A. Rade'
Sfnsk6mu, ktert proslovil 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
OBETI JEDOVATYCH
LIHOvIN.

= New York, so. listopadu. -
Jedovate lihovinv, polite ma
den dikivzdanf, pfivodily smrt
nejmene ,lvou muzd e prived-
ly sedm jinych do Bellevue ne
mocnice, die zaznamI police.
Jeden muz. nalezenyv bezv6-
domi, nepochybn9 zemfe. Pat.
nAct osob bylo pohfaseno be-
0eM Q0l0. +: 80.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
SMRTELNY SKOK. S OSME.
HO POSCHODl.

i Milwaukee, 80. listcpadu.-
Vrhnuv Sc s osmeho poschodi
ma chodnik dole, Jacob Dublin
sky. pozemkovy obchodnik z
Chicago, byl ma mfste usmrcen.
Skonal pred ocima zastupu MI
I'll a Zen pred hotelem Plan
kinton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
BOURE MA JIHU.

Houma, La, 90. listopadu.
Pet osob pfislo O zivot, pet
bylo poraneno a velka maietko
va skoda zpusobena bouri, jez
Sc prehnala pres oblast Little
Cajllou, sestnact mil ma jih od-
t,,d. Stalo se to We stfedu, ale
teprve dnes dosly sem zpravy
o nest9sti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
NEBUDE POTI UZNANf
SOVETo.

Rim, 80. listopadu. - Mlu-
We We sn9movn9 poslanecke
dnes vecer, premier Mussolini
pravil, ze italska vlada nebu-
de ciniti zadnych obtizi while
dem k uznani sovetske vlady
v Rusku jako zakonite.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
SUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILS
Boston University Instructor Turns
 Gun On Himself

BOSTON. Mass. Sept. 17.-Robert M. Jameson, formerly of Austin, Tex, an assistant professor of economies at Boston University, was in q critical condition in hospital here today following an alleged attempt at suicide because of alleged differ ences with his young wife.
 The professors mother, Mrs. Sally Jameson, also was in the hospital suffering from knife wounds she said were inflicted by her son when she tried to prevent him from shoot ing himself.
 Jameson was unconscious with q bullet lodged in his head. Physicians feared an operation would prove fatal.
 Mrs. Jameson said her son had been on the verge of a nervous break down following filing a suit for .di- vorce by his wife and declared her ghter-in-law had not given the professor a moments peace since their marriage and deserted him soon after the birth of their son."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
CAUTIONED ABOUT JAIL
Police Instructed To Use Care About
 MisdcmeanOr OffenSes

Decision in the cases of motor cycle scouts, A. M Ellis and M V Harless, and Warden S. W. Roberts all of Ensley was handed down by the civil service board Monday night The decision was a recommendation to all officers of the city of Bir- mingham that they use extreme eau tion in the matter of placing misde- meanor offenders in jail.
 The three men were being tried for the alleged placing of Robert C. Hughes, Jr., in the Ensley jail with out allowing him a chance to make bond before being placed in jail Evidence introduced at the trial tended to show that Hughes was asked whom he wanted to call So make bond and that upon receiving a reply of no one the officers took it on themselves to call his father, according to Attorney Arnold.
 Several applications for compensa- tion from the pension fund. were turned over to the city attorney and he was requested to notify the board as to whether they could le- gally grant these pensions. Among these was a request from Mrs: Claude Hollums. Hollums, was killed as he stepped from a street car by an automobile which George ". Connors was driving
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
Italy Not Intent On
 Annexing City, Claim

ROME, Sept. 17.-(By Associated ress.l-Appointme of an Italian military governor in Plume does not in any way signify annexation by this country. it was authoritatively stated today, and any moves made by Italy up to the present have been for the purpose of bringing jugoslavia to see the need for a. satisfactory arrangement concerning disposition of the free city. It is held that Pre- mier Mussolini did everything in his power to avoid the situation as it is tod"v.
 When he asked the joint Italo- Jugoslav commission considering the Plume question to finish it's work August 31 and begged the Belgrade government to make definite de- cision on the commissions report by September Is. Jugoslavia, how ever, let the date pass without com- ing to any agreement, and this. it is contended. threw the entire respon- sibility for Plume on Italy. which for five years had been maintaining the city at aer own expense.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
ODD FELLOWS PLAN
 MAGNIFICENT EDIFICE
Grand Sire Wants Building For A
 Permanent Meeting Place

CINCINNATI, Sept. 17.-A perma nent meeting place for it's sessions and the erection of magnificent edifice that would prove an inspi- ration to odd Fellows was recom- mended today at the opening session of the convention of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. l. O. o. F., and in the international report of Judge Lucien J. Eastin of St. Joseph, Mo, grand sire and commander in chief of the sovereign grand lodge.
 "This Sovereign body in justice to the high character it possesses and to the confidence of the brother hood in it, ought to choose a per manent meeting place where it's ses- sions may be devoted to lhe bust is. ness before it." said the grand sire.
 The report of J. Ed Kros, grand secretary, showed that during the year the order spent s170S,l for relief, an increase of nearly $50,O1O over the amount spent the year be- fore. The grand total of receipts amounted to $26 7o6,000.
 Featuring tonight's> program was banquet given by the odd Fellows
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
PATRIOTIC MEET |S HELD BY FA|RF FIELD
 CITIZENS MONDAY
Old Glory Raised As Part Of Observance Of "ConSti-
 tuition Weeek"
FAIRFIELD BUREAU l
 THE AGE-HERALD NNas-aa.L Ala GnrnA 1.

A patriotic mass meeting was held Monday night by the citizens of Fair field in the Gate Lodge auditorium. The mass meeting was under the auspicies of the Kiwanis club and was one of the features of the weeks ob- servance of Constitution Week. The mayor and council, the Exchange club and other patriotic bodies joined in the meeting, which was largely at tended. Mayor Melford W. Pratt pre- sided and introduce the speakers. Prof. B. E. Baker, principal of schools, made the principal speech on the constitution of the United states. He was followed by President c. w. Shackelford of the kiwanis club, c. \. Gilley of the Exchange club and a few additional short talks.
 The program also included several attractive musical numbers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18

her and wanted him to have me try it. l took one bottle and could see what it did for mein week s time, and when had taken three bottles I had gained both in strength and weight and was doing my own work. 1 took it before my last baby was born and it helped me so much. I sure am glad to recom- mend the Vegetable Compound to any woman who suffers from female ail- ments, for know by experience what it can do. have used Lydia B. Pink hams Sanative Wash, also the Liver Pills, too, and think them fine. Mrs. VIM. ELDRIDGE, 620 E. Grant Street, Marion, Indiana.
 A record of nearly fifty years ser- vice should convince you of the merit of Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
GR0CERS TO MEET
Secretary Apperson Urges Large At-
 tendance For TmeadnY Might

The Birmingham Retail Grocers and Butchers association Tuesday night will hold one of the most inn portant meetings of the entire sea son at the offices of the A. H. Gather Publishing company, 419% Twenty first street, north, according to an nouncement by B. c. Apperson, gen. eral secretary of the association
 Several matters of importance, in- cluding legislation, discussion of manufacturing and wholesale selling prices and a number of new applica- tions to be voted on. make it imper- ative that every available member be present, AIr Apperson stated.
 Every retail merchant in the en- tire Birmingham district is urged to come. Some surprises are in store for members, the secretary stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
CONTRACT LET FOR'
 S25,OOO SUNDAY. SCH OOL BUILDING.
Work To Start At Once On New Presbyterian
 Structure
ENSLEY. BUREAU ! THE AGE-HERNLD

Work will start at once on the construction of Sunday school building costing approximately S25.- 000 by the congregation of the First Presbyterian church. Announce ment to this effect was made Monday following congregational meeting Sunday at which the committee in charge of the building was instructed to proceed at once with the work. Dr.. W. II. Wynne is the chairman of the building committee which will have charge of the work.
 The building will be used both by the church and the Sunday school until time arrives for the construc- tion of the larger church building. The new structure will be located on the corner of Avenue c and twenty seventh street, where the church has recently bought quarter of block of property. The statement was made that the work would not be given to a contractor. but would be handled by the committee. with the aid of a building superintendent, who is to be employed by the committee.
 Construction will be of brick and will be entirely modern and fire proof. The structure will include all neces- sary features for a modern Sunday school and will include also an audi torium which will serve as a church room until the congregation wishes to build the principal structure. It was announced that this building would be placed on the rear of the property with the idea in view of erecting the main church building on the front later on. The two buildings will be of similar design and archi- lecture and will be attractive from an exterior point of view.
 The congregation has funds on hand with which to practically com plete the work it is stated. The church owned the corner of Avenue G and Nineteenth street which was sold some time ago to clients of Pe- gram x Meade and on which site a modern commercial house, 100 by 100 feet, is being erected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
OLD GLORY RAISED

With appropriate ceremonies. in- cluding the singing of patriotic hymns, Old Glory was raised over the city of Fairfield Monday morning from atop a 75 foot flag pole. Under the auspicies of the city of Fairfield the g by 15 foot flag was arranged and Monday was flying over the city, The flag is visible in all directions and is easily one of the most pleas ing things that has been done lately by the city. The raising was sug- gested by the Kiwanis club and was one of the features of that organiza- tion's celebration of Constitution Week, which is being observed in all parts of America.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
EXECUTION STAYED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark., sept. IT.- Eulos SulliVa, under sentence to be electrocuted at the Arkansas peni- tentiary next Friday for the murder of J. Walter Casey, deputy United States marshal, at Harrison, Ark, July 14s obtained an automatic stay of execution today when his attor- ney filed a motion in the state su preme court for a review of the case. No date was fixed for argu ment on the motion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
DEDICATE SCHOOL

With speeches by several Bromi- nent citizens and the rendition of rare musical program the high school. was dedicated Monday morning. The program consisted of an address by Mayor M. w. Pratt, talk by Charles J. Donald, president oi the board of education, and by Dr. c. w. Shackel- ford, president of the Kiwanis club. Prof. B. B. Baker, superintendent of the schools presided. The dedication was attended by a; large concourse of students and their parents and citi-, zens of the city generally.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-18
Vital Statistics
IsIRTHS


 Mir end Mrs. Elmer odell Duffey, Mir and Mrs James David Sims, Mo Mir and Mrs Erskin cockren 351S Avenue B, Ensley. September, 13, boy. MT. and Mrs C. C: Mitchell. es5 Euclid MT. and Mrs. Frank Meredith, 49O4 First avenue. south; September IA, boy. Short Creek. September ', boy.
 MT. and Mrs. William Grim, Short Creek septembeI 6, boy.
 6Ir and Mrs Frank W. Allison, sso4 Thirty second street, north, September 14, Mir land Mrs Hugh Weldon Brown. Bir- mingham, August 2; girl.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lee Hairless. Bir- mingham August 16, girl.
 Mir. and Mrs. James C.. Craven, Bir- mingham, August 12 girl.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas r. Cobb, Birming NIr. and Mrs. Henry c. Dawkins, 2s21 Thirty-first avenue. north. September. 14, DEATHS
 Charles Hoehn. 71o6 Underwood avenue. Lena Mae Meredith. 1909 First avenue, Miss sallie Vail, i2aO Twelfth street, north. September IS, 72.
 Elizabeth Keith, Xhe Children's Hospital, September 15, Il.
 Henry J. Smith, Jr., 214 Seventy fourth street, south, September IS, 46. c, Mrs. sara Myers. Hillman Hospital, jocelyn R. sadpaille, South Highland infirmary, September IA, 40.
 Charles l.. Narin, sos Forty-first street north, September IA, 5s. s Mrs. Fannie Hobbs, Fraternal Hospital, William 4. Powell. 4os9 Hattie avenue, September s, 1.
 Rosa zigorella, 1512 Avenue I, Ensley, September IS, II months.
 j. NJ. Mcfarland, T. c. I. Hospital, Sep Ensley, September 1S. 62. s Annie C. Morris, 1909 Avenue D, Ensley rrbo Ioafaa e AL .l1