The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
SPELL LENDING TRIP
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 SOUTH ALABAMA.
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4 new route for the High school Commission has been mapped out and was announced yesterday by Cnfef
 Clerk ". F, Feagin of the state De- partment of Education. This will take up the time of the members from Fri day morning. March s7. to Saturday af- The new Itinerary provides fcr. the departure of the Commission from Montgomery on March 27 for Selma and for their return 10 this, city at o'clock in the aftsrnoon eight days thereafter on the northbound Louisville and Mash. vsile Railroad. It 10 understood that the full oonamission will take this trip. these being Governor Conner. Hon. w. ". Brandon. state Auditor and Hon.
 Harry C. ounnels. State Superintendent of Bducatior. Ths places to be visited during this time with the view of locating the site for high schools are as fellows; Thom- aston. Linden. sweetwater, Mt. steri- Ing. Pennington. syantIey. Butler, sam ueI. Isney, SlIaa, Koenton. Chatham, Fruitdale, Vinegar Bend. and Atmore. On this journey the Commission win pass through Mobile.
 Following is the Itinerary in full; Lsave Montgomery Friday morning. March a7. and go to Selma. Leave Selma Friday afternoon at p; rn Tor Thozneston. Have meeting at Thom- aston Friday night. March 27. Leave Thomaston early Saturday morning and drive by private conveyance to Linden (Rbout six miiesJ arriving in time to held meeting at Linden Satur- day morning. Take dinner at Linden. Leave Linden Saturday afternecn.
 March 2& and go by private convey ance to Sweetwater (about eighteen miies) Hold meeting at Sweetweter Saturday night Spend the night at sweetwatsr. Go by private conveyance from sweetwater to Mt. Sterling (about spend Sunday night at Mt. Sterling. Have meeting at Mt. Sterling Monday morning, March 90. Take early din. ner at Nit Sterling. f
 Leave Mt. Sterling in time to drive to Pennington (about eleven miiesl so as to hold meeting at Pennington at
 p. m. Monday. March 30. Spend the night at Pennington. Leave Penning- ton early Tuesday morning. March sl. and drive to osYantiey (about eighteen miiea) In time, to hold meeting at Yantley Tuesday morning. Take din- ner at Yantiey and drive to Butler (about fifteen miles) Have meeting at 1 Butler Tuesday, night. March s1. Leave Butler early Wednesday morn | ing, April 1. end drive to Samuel (about | fifteen miies) in time to have meeting at Samuel in the morning. Take dim l ner at Samual. Leave Samuel Wsdnes-
 day afternoon and tdrive to Isney
 ing at Isney at ?. m. Take early 1 supper at Isney.
 Leave fsney immediately after sup 1 per and drive to Silas fabout eight milesl in time to holding meeting at Silas Wednesday night, April l. Leave
 siias early Thursday mcrntng. April 2. 1 and drive to Koenton (About ten miles) In time to have meeting at Koenton in
 the morning. Take dinner at Koenton. Drive from Koenton to a station on the T. & N. Railroad called Millry so as to catch the. 2:26 p. m. train at Mill ry and 20 to Chatham, arriving at Chatham at 3:32 D. m. Thursday after noon. April 2. Have meeting ct Chat
 ham Thursday afternoon and take sup per at Chatham. Leave Chatham af-
 ter supper Thursday night April 3, and
 drive to FruItdaie (about eleven miles) and spend the night at Ffuitdale. Have meeting at Fruitdale Friday
 mornine. Aprsl 8 In time to catch the s:SS a. m. train for Vinegar Bend. ar riving at Vinegar Bend at 10:I4 a. m. Have meeting at Vinegar Bend. Fri day afternoon and leave Vinegar Bend at 7:0s D. n. and so to Mobile. arriv- ing at 2 p. m. Friday, April 3. Leave Mobile Saturday. April {. at 1:40 a. m.
 and arrive at Atrnore st s;1o a. m.
 
 morning and take diuner at ,Atmore. Leave Atmore at 1920 p. m. Saturday,
 April {. and arrive Montgomery p.
 n.. Saturday, April {.
 The Commission is busy this week on
 a tour of inspection through the north ern end of the State. having started
 from Cullman last Monday. Superin-
 tendent Gunnels. who had returned to
 Montgomery ton offlcial business. left last night to rejoin the Governor and the State Auditor for the completion of their present tour. I se7
 The itinerary announced yesterday will almost wind up the Inspection tasks of the High School Commission From notes which have been taken on their numerous trips and the proposi- tions submitted at the respective places visited, the Commission will in
 few days begin to pRme the sites for
 the counties on which the high, schools will be built.