The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-26
NORTH ALABAMA PLANS CAMPAIGN
 FOR GOOD ROADS
Association To Be Organ ized At Meeting In
 Twin-CitieS
TENNESSEE VALLEY BCkEAUD


 ALBANY-DECATUR, Ala, March 25.-The entire Tennessee valley w7m be asked to join ] in an Organzzat1m to promote good roads throughout North Alabama. A PreliminafS meet ing was held by number of ouanit- teemen appointed by civic eauAS Of the twin cities in the Chamber ef Cem- merce rooms. when, a temporary or ganization was perfected with l. w Clopton, chairman, and F. D. Fesbses- secretary. -s-5c--
 This organization it WIS pointed cut is only temporary and a cala VIII he made soon for sa meeting to be aH- tended by representatives from every section of the ral2ey- The ergaHIza- tion is expected teal be particularly ae- tive in its efforts to obtain better highway communication through the Muscle Shoal district
 To Build Moulten RsaA-McQua Brothers. who are engaged nm road construction in this county, have re- ceived official award of the contract for completing d five7mile length of the highway from Decatur to Menlb@n- News that the firm was the agxes1 bidder became known several days aEa- The McQuary contract means aar9y completion of F mikes of the hREh- way, work already being under way on a seven-mile length. Mr. MesenarE Is in Nashville now locking after the purchase of additional machinery
 Masons Entertain -1N delegatim sf Masons from Huntsville were guests of the De Molay commandery Tuesday night. A special program was arranged for the visitors. They were met mt the train at 8 o'clock and taken dFi- rectly to the Masonic hall
 To Show Health Picture of the malaria germs Fill be shywm by pictures at a bealth mesaiRg Bo be held Wednesday at the Morgam county health unit .
 Water Mains Big EDsRsh-WaHer mains in the Twin Cities are large and in good condition, declared R. A. P@H- glaze, of Birmingham, chief engineer of the Alabama Water company, who was here with F. c. Rasenberg, am other official of the company today They made an inspection of the a0c:aa plant and then went to HarFseIle fer an inspection of the water farlliries oCAhS 1AASldl1cu IIcTk-. kNOf&&&8e SEnG as soon as the new regulations are received from the Alabama PubEle Service commission covering the locRH operations, they would be put into ef- feet.
 Motor fer Speed Csp-A notnrrxxae for Albanys new speed cop has been bought by the city from the GaSa- Joyce Motor company of Rirmingham-
 -uN n Hanes of Birmingham, genefal ewksn- gelist of the Methodist church, is con ducting d revival at the Aus1anxlIle Methodist church.
 Streets Will be Improved new streets will be improved with what amounts practically to permanent paving, according to officials, fs1lgxing decision of council on the eharacnkr of paving to be used. An of the new streets will be improved with a fTre- inch concrete base with a aa4ih3e 5 course of asphalfSc cancreae am the surface. Contracts for layTrsg Fbr streets were awarded last week aho HRe Independent Paving company ef R5r- mingham, which generalization now is laying several streets in AIhany. The contracts for the Decatur job now are being prepared and will be SigDed nm a day or two.
 Chamber ct Meef-The weekly meeting of the AIbanF- Decatur Cyhaan- Der of Commerce direcr0rs win be held Tuesday evening with w. Melninger, the new secretary, present.
 Eyster in WrerA-yuage John C. Eyster, prominent North AaahHna lurist, narrowly escaped injury wht;n his automobile coflided with a saretH car at the intersection of Garam drive and Fourth avenue.