The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-01
RATHER |NOMY ID.
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By L. 2. BETTY

Ny L. .. BETTY
 mery. August Especial, In the legislative mind? Wha Is will be written upon -h what changes made in the old forms inaugurated?
 are some of the questions tha Y claiming public attention. | n that there is scarcely an, peasuring the scope of the leg. 1ind, for preceding years have ted beyond all doubt thai lawmakers as a body arc to concede any Limitations hence the question as to whai ature proposes to do. or may s next regular sefsion could |e considered other lthan perti pt probable that Alalbamas next re will vary greatly from pre- legislatures as d lawmakine wever different may be it's regarding public questions there are indicatiVns that the Fislature will consider a great nber of questions thlan any pre- Ing lawmaking body in Alabama subjects that will conie before the 4bns for consideration will range rom local fencing laws to woman s fuffrage. including, of cburse, such minor matters as law reform, compul : Iory education, governmental reorgan- IzAtion and innumeralble questions bking to constitutional revision. As matter of fact it would, not be prop- to attempt to limit the Legislative |ipd, for already there Have been evil Aes of such expansion and flexi- as to inspire both wonder and Ap.
 icy Rather Than Economy ously. Alaba1ha's next leg Il attempt to accomplish good. It wilh make many { will changie old ones, and to establish needed re- the whole, Iefficiency will Father than eqonomy.
 n be no doutPt that the leg ill strive toU inaugurate a economy, fory that is one of of the partly platform, but will not be sN Nhcrificed to se- iStQrm. FrorR what has been
 legislative mind
 measures and
 |n which will
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 the same time
 reduce d more
 like administra-
 aim of the leg secure efficiency, Il indications will r the question of epartments. It is Ar of departments lle, of course, cer- Abolished Severa. led their intention to take the insur- m under the jur- stary of states of it a separate government. Oth- hat they will ad- e pension depart- ment is also cone as the establish ffices.
 iOnal Revision
 Ill consider a num- oking to constitu- emost of these will cal taxation for the schools. Preceding ld the question un- hd 1t lacked but hg at tho .l911 ses- (ure. Indications are lature. with few dis authorize the con- looking to consti- will be that of re- of counties. Certain icated their intention direction and it is Ire will be a strong cate new counties. It CT will again lead late county and prob will be asked author of other counties.
 pibit the alienation of s will be another con- lat will be submitted B4ring the present ad- goU Uyernor of Alabama, pu lie papers, has ex- sap |roval of the laws owE Er and hydro-electric frv ve use of the navaga- heO state, and it is ex- leYt legislature will seek Whereby the state may iA from the use of these Laws Contemplated
 ling to the establishment Feforms are multitudinous pbers of the next legisa- plating reform measures Ply place Alabama in the |kive states of the union uld be carried through.
 a blue sky law is con- certain embryonic states fsure will provide protec- Ecurities and investments, will probably be placed diction of the state bank the insurance depart cretary of state. The blue force in many states of 1uding California, Florida, }, Iowa, Kansas, Maine. tn Carolina, Ohio, Oregon,