During the luncheon copies of the
high school paper, "The Mirror,"
were distributed. The entire front
page was given over to weloome of
the visiting club members, and many
personals of the club were In the
columns. . _ . ,
After the luncheon eaoh Rotarlan
was able to appreciate tho rapid
strides being made In the educational
system of Birmingham, by this
apropo program given entirely by
the student body of this most mod
ern high school^
PULLMAN ARGUMENT
CAUSES $2,990 SUIT
Removal Of Child From Drawing
Room Injured Health, Claim
Suit was begun in qjrcult court
Wednesday by J. H. walker for
*2,91*0 against the Pullman company
for alleged Insulting language used
bv an emplove of the defendant
while plaintiff and his sick child
were riding in a Pullman car.
Walker charges that he was tak
ing his son, who Is said to have been
seriously ill, to Pell City from At
lanta March 11, and occupied an un
used drawing room for which he ex
pected to pay 113.50 for himself and
son. He states that a company em
ploye informed him that the fare
from Atlanta to Pell City was not
$13.50 but $16.50 and used abusive
language when lie protested against
t he higher rate. He says he did not
have with him enough money to pay
$16.50, but did have $13.50, and as a
result he was forced to take his son
to a regular berth, which was much
t less comfortable, and as a result ’I113
son becamo worse. Plaintiff statos
r in his affidavit that the regular
I drawing room rate between the two
. cities was $13.50.
i No date has been set for the trial.
