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APPRAISIAL BOARD TO
HOLD FIRST MEETING
Birmingham Attorney To Speak On
Prohibition At Mobile ,
MOBILE, Ala., Jan. 9.—(Special
Leased Wire.)—The recently ap
pointed appraisal board of the state
docks commission will hold its first
meeting in Mobile very shortly. Maj.
Gen. William L. Sibert, chairman of
the docks commission and engineer
In charge of port improvements, an
nounced today. The definite date of
the meeting of the appraisal aboard
will be announced In a few days,
General Sibert said. . The docks com
mission has no meeting scheduled
until February.
FREIGHT SERVICE ASKED
The matter of securing store door
delivery on freight shipped here by
the Mallory Line equal to the privi
lege granted by the Morgan Line to
Shippers at New Orleans, was one
of the main questions under discus
sion at the meeting of the traffic
committee of the Mobile Chamber of
Commerce today.
FRIT* THOMPSON TO SPEAK
J. Fritz Thompson, well-known at
torney and prohibition leader of Bir
mingham, will deliver two addresses
here Sunday. "Shall tfce Eighteenth
Amendment Be Nullified?” will be
the subject of his address.
CONCERN QUALIFIES
The Owens Construction company,
Inc., filed incorporation papers In
t'.e probate court today to engage
in the general construction business.
The company is capitalized at $25,
000 and will begin business with
$13,500, according to the papers filed.
The incorporators are: Charles H.
Owen, John B. Owen, Edward M.
Ennis and Sydney Bickford, all of
Mobile.
