This club began its activities with the
opening of the new semester, and has
already been recognized by the college
administration. Plans have been made
for a section in the Kntre Nous, the
Howard annual, and pins will be se
lected soon. The charter membership
includes four from each of the frater
n.t.es on the campus. Officers and
charter members of the Book and Bones
denbf arn Hi' E' " nt|ington, Jr„ presi
dent, Douglass Braswell, vice nresi
dent; Turner Jordan, secretary; Orion
do Ogle, treasurer; Henry Wise. Buck
Buckalew, Irixy Cosper, Dan Gayrod,
Elliott v"rTy' R1uss'11 Tinklepaugh
tMIiott Scarborough, Aubrev Miree
SnikeUWell" Ts *[iurKeon Brindley,’
Spike x\ells, John Ohappelle.
Iy luncheon of the Real Estate board
at the Municiple market at 1 o'clock
-Thursday afternoon.
re|M>rt8 are onnsidered oof
?e»linr ""a r l° ,he Birmingham
realtors and atl members of the board
ire urged to attend.
SPEED IIP CASES
BY NEW MEM
Solicitor Davis Planning Quitl
Disposal Of Criminal In
idctmenta, In Future
Handling of criminal cases by the
erand jury will be expedited through
the introduction of a new method of
[making out indictments devised V
Solicitor Jim Davis. Details of
plan are being worked out by Solicit
Davis and Chief Fred McDuff of tli
■Birmingham police department.
Indictments in future will be written
out in full by assistants in the solicitor s
office before the convening of the grand
jury, and will require only the signa
ture of the foreman to make them final
Cases in which true hills are not found
will be disposed of by destroying the
forms. In the past, officials pointed
out, much time has been lost after the
grand jury actually began its work by
,!n writing out the indictments in
individual cases.
