"Resolved. That we. the sen
ate and house of representatives of
A labaftta in regular session assem
bled, do hereby memorialize and re
spectfully urge the Congress of the
United States to make provision, at
its nei^t session, for an extension of
such survey work to be made at the
earliest date practicable, so as to
inclide all such streams in Alabama,
and
"We further memorialize and urge
the senators and representatives
from Alabama in the Congress of the
United States to take, as soon as pos
sible, such steps as are .necessary
and proper to bring this matter be
fore Congress and to obtain such ac
tion by Congress as is necessary to
effect the survey herein mentioned.
"That a copy of this resolution be
promptly furnished, after its passage
and approval, to each of the sena
tors and representatives in Congress
from Alabama.”
NEW ROAD SURVEYED
Pell City IteMpondM To Ited t'roHH
Call For Japan
PELL CITY. Ala.. Sept. 8.—(Spe
cial.)—The new road between Pell
City and Odenvllle is being surveyed
engineers. This road will con
duct Coosa and Beaver valleys, two
lieh Saint Clair county farming sec
tions.
DR. M A RTIX RET IRXS
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Martin, Dr. D.
A. Hubbard, and Miss Ruth Mary
Martin have returned from an exten
sive trip through Florida made part
ly by rail and partly by automobile.
They visited Jacksonville. St. Augus
tine, Daytona. Orlando, Tampa, Mi
ami and numerous other points.
While in Jacksonville they were the
guests of Mr. Mace Seaborn former
ly ot Pell City and they visited Miss
Hortense Spears in Miami.
