The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-03
ELECTION TO BE
 HELD IN MARCH
Calhoun Democrats To Express Choice For Candidate For
 National Executive
A8G PATTERSny
tANNIsrON RuREAEl

ANNIST0N, Ala. ,SFeb. 3.-Calhoun colinty democrats will be given an op- portunity to express their choice for President at preferential presidential election to be held March Il. This decision was reached. at a meeting of the Calhoun county democratic execu- tive committee at the court house Sat nrday. A regular primary for demo- cratic cadidates for all state and coun- -ty office 10 be elected in the general election in November was also called for the second Tuesday in May. The Edate of filing declaration of candidacy with chairmen of the county commit tee was set7for March 5. At the. meet ing w. l.. Ward was unanimously re- elected as committee chairman for another -syear' and c. H. Young was again elected to hold the post of isecre, tary. The chairman was authorized to appoint committee of five to take all steps necessary in arranging for conducting. canvassing and. mak- ing assessments against candidatse. The chairman was included as mem Der of the special committee. Judge Hugh D. Merrill, who held the proxy of w. H. s.WeatherIy, introduced the two resolutions. George T. Few, Amos Green, Robert H. Todd, B. T. Sim mons and Fred T. Gribbons were elected as member of the committee to fill the existing vacancy.
 Small Boy Is Buried Funeral services: for. William Arthur Taylor. two-year-old son of MT. mad Mrs. W. A. Taylor, whose death oc- cured at local hospital Friday night following a two days illness of acid osis, were held from the residence Sat urday afternoon by Rev. .E. T. Haynes, the body being inferred in Pine Grove cemetery. ;. .-t
 List to Contain 1000
 | The poll list Of Calhoun county this year will contain 1000 men and wom- en voters. according ito adyices from l Vert Whiteside, county tax collector. Mir. Whiteside had collected up to Fri day night ahent 5000 poll taxes for the year
 Students Choose Delegates
 Anniston high school students Sat urday elected delegates to attend the older boys conference in Gadsden, February 15. The delegates are: Mil lard Glass, Thomas Huey and Charlie Bradley
 fzHHlStOH scouts w IMn6fS
 In 35-mile bicycle contest between Anniston troops of Boys Scouts and those of Talladega, the Anniston boys were the winners by good margin. Hiram Little, who left at 6 o'clock made the trip on his wheel to. Talla- dega in two hours and IA minutes. Roy Rose reported couple of minutes later. For the Talladega wheel riders Carl Waters was the first to reach AnnistOn, his record for the trip be- ing two hours and B minutes.
 IFS Cases Handled
 In his report for the month of Jan uary, City Warden J. w.. Weekly has shown that q total of IFS pris- Oners appeared before the court dur ing the month.
 Club Room Planned The Coosa and Kimulga tribes, of Red Men have combined in aS.move- ment to provide for the members of the two lodges one of the best meet ing places, club rooms and recreation centers in Annfston. Committees from both lodges have completed arrange ments for quarters at Tenth street and Wilma avenue. The two lodges, with the cooperation of the members of the Pocahuntas degree, expects to trans- form that center into modern club room.