The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05

politics and should be divorced from same.
 We think that members should bs ohoosen regardless of geograph- ical location and that luestfons concerning capital and labor should not be injected into 1t. Only the in- terests of the children and the great cause of education should be considered and the wise voters will cast their ballot for the men best fitted to carry on the work SO -pIen- didly begun.
 "In view Of the above facts it seems to us of vital importance that the people of Jefferson county vote for the two men who are pledg ed to continue the splendid school pro- gram now in progress. Both MT. Moore and Dr. Wilson are S. mpa- thetic with the present administra- ton and it's great accomplishments.
 "Mr. Lacey is from Pratt City and is man reputed to be of good per sonal character. MT Lipscomb is a Bessemer lawyer; also a good man. In this race, however. these cam didates have unfortunately lined up with the reactionary forces.
 MT. Moore Is at present mem Der of the board of education and Is seeking reelection. He Is pres ident of the Moore Handley Hard ware company of Birmingham. He is a fine character and has for many years been intensely interest ed in and given largely of his time to education, especially in the rural schools, having taught in a small town high school in his early years. He Is president of the Chamber of Commerce of Birmingham.
 "Dr. Wilson is q native of Jeffer- son county and received his early education in country schools. He is also man of fine character, in- tensely interested in building up a great county school system. He Is a practLcing physician in Birming- ham, davoting his time only to surgery and consultation, making 1t possible to give large portion of his time to this office.
 If you stand for the continua- ton of the good school program which now obtains in. Jefferson county, and you want to make it better, vote for Moore and Wilson.
 Mrs. Brenton Fiske of Blrming- ham, Mrs. George Gray of Huffman. Miss Elizabeth Christlieb of Besse- .mer, Miss Mary Craven of Birming- ham, Mrs. Richard Johnston of Bir- mingham, Mrs. Solon Jacobs of Bir- mingham, Mrs Carr Mccormack of New Castle. Mrs. Nettie Jenkins of Gate City Mrs. J. B. Elliott of Bir- mingham, Mrs. Leona Caldwell Pios- ser of Huffman, Mrs. Elizabeth Ware, Snow Rogers. Mrs. V. s. El- liott of Irondale, Mrs. Gladys Stroc.- of Birmingham, Mrs. William Little Brown of Birmingham, Mrs. Charles Sharpe of Birmingham. Mrs. b. L.. Huey of Bessemer, Mrs. N. L. owens of Birmingham, Mrs. J 4. Estes oe Bessemer, Miss Lillie Mae Christ lieb of Jonesboro Mrs. T. G. Bush member state board of education, Birmingham; Mrs. W. J. Adams of Bi, mingham, Mrs. Ali Collins of Ersley, Miss A. L. Williams of Bir- mingham, Mrs. J. NJ. Hankins Of woodlawn, Mrs. M. E. Moreland of North Birmingham, Mrs. W. D. Nes- bitt of Birmingham, Mrs. J. A. Dupuy of Ensley. Mrs Louise Owings Charlton of Edgewood, Mrs. J. F. Waller of Irondale, Mrs. R. L. Glasgow of Wylam, Mrs. Leo Ober- dorfer of Birmingham, Mrs. ;. l.. Yancy of Birmingham. Mrs. s. E. Burns of Birmingham, Mrs. l.. F. Harris of Birmingham, Mrs. Charles Roberts of Birmingham. Mrs. W. B. Baker of McElwaine, Mrs. Louis K. Plosser of Birmingham, Mrs. Mae Bobo of Irondale. Miss Willie L. Byrd of East Lake, Mrs. Theresa A. McAdory of Bessemer, Mrs. l. ". McAdory of Pleasant Hill, Mrs. Roy Hamrick of Bessemer, Mrs. ssbit Hambaugh of Edgewood."