A similar institute will al-so start
Monday among the negro teachers in
the public schools at the Industrial
High school.
“MINORITY” FISHING
HnrrlKMn I.envrK ofl'lvjal l area |*i of
flrc And Taken \Uok-Hml Holiday
Callers at the city hall Saturday
looked in vain for the ^Organized
Minority." His office and callers
were graciously received, hui the
"leader of the forlorn hoi>e" was not
to he found.
It was definitely said lie had not
stone to Montgomery, for the legisla
ture will not meet again unt.l Tues
day. lie was not at home. Certainly
it was one day that had dawned on
the city hall when the minority was
not at his desk.
Finally President McLendon lifted
the pall of mystery with the brief
comment: “If i was up with my work
I might go fishing, too.”
So that was it. Street cars and
viaducts set aside for the day. jitneys
for the moment forgotten, home rule
gone l>v the board and Just the right
number of clouds to make them bite
good, the “Organized Minority" had
gone a-fish lug.
TO FORM SEARCH PARTY
Il&rrisoii And Dieknon <«oing To Cap
ital Next \\ c< k
Commissioners \V. I. Harrison and
AV. E. Dickson are expected by city
officials to go to Montgomery the
latter par of the week to look over
the remains of Birmingham legisla
tion that has bean handled bv the
legislatu re.
AVhile ill the Mate capital thev are
expected to search out and piece to
41' Dier the remains of rh • viaducts
and zoning bills, in which, it is re
ported. ther • are still aom. few re
maining breaths left. if ofj.s -rved
< lonely.
