An enrollment of between 300 to 400
is expected this year. These pupils
will be housed in the old building
until the recently voted bonds are
Issued and their proceeds used In the
construction of a new building
BdltiEASE
QUICKLY RELIEVES THE
pain or
— BOILS
tACCerr Ato SUQST/TUTE
AT ALL GOOD ORUC .gTORC#
I1IMKER
Authority Of New Board Of
Education To Act Ques
tioned
TENNESSEE VALUEY BUREAU 1
THE AIJK-HEKALO !•
Decatur, Ala., Sept. 15 J
On Monday morning beginning at
10:30 o'clock the second of the quo
warranto proceedings to be brought
here in cennection with efforts to
have the Patterson merger bill,
which united Albany and Decatur in
one city, declared unconstitutional
will be heard before Judge James E.
Horton. In the circuit court Friday
morning Judge Horton terminated
the first of the local effort to ren
der invalid the merger bills by
quashing the quo warranto proceed
ings brought against the present city
commissioners of Decatur when he
denied the pleas of the relators and
entered a judgment in favor of the
respondent.
The Monday morning trial before
Judge Horton will decide whether or
not the present board of education of
Decatur as named in the Patterson
merger bill has sufficient legal au
thority for existence. The same law
yers who appeared before Judge
Horton in the first effort against the
merger bills will appear Monday
morning, it was announced. E. W.
Goddy, Hennis Tidwell and J. B.
Brown for the relators who seek to
disqualify the present members of
the board of education and A. J.
