The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-26

/ 81 n finance TO MOP Up. - w all StfeeI pegs
A to,.i against Democratic success. Ala,
| bamfans whose judgment is as strong as their
/ faith in MFR. Underwood, thus have a chance
TO sbet themselves Albany Decatur
Daily.
fso,.g Delay OF The Game.--we are of a
kI6ng living family, but are getting along in
! years. For many Off them passed we have
hoped to read that theUPittsburg plus and
Estheasferidian rate case would be settled while.
we III still on deck. -s1Opelika News. It
Omen Season For Swstting. During the
kreceIit warm days in, Huntsville numerous
house flies have appeared, Are you using
| fly swatteF or making any move looking to.
the determination of these pests? Better
kill these flies early. in the season. They
might kill your loved s-Huntsville Star.
Should Aid The Youth.--Go where the
children are. See their homes, study what
makes for their development. mentally, ply
sically and morally, and make yourself an
aid to them. by beinga found in sympathy
with those movements which mean better
conditions for the boys and girls of today
who are developing for the superstask of
tomorrow. --Andalusia Star A
Sold On Hard Roads.--Ws are more con.
WINGED than ever that the hard surfaced
roads are the best and. cheapest, and to the
end of their local and general realization we
are in favor of going after them and getting
them. The paved road is the thing-and
you wouldn't be withouttit at any cost. Lets
have them over every foot Of public ground;
especially, on our through line trunk high
ways. Huntsville Times -
Y Shonid Have Watched Closer win Coz
ernor Brandon heed HheSplea of the school
teachers of Alabama for q special session,
of the legislature? The fact of the business
lis, Governor Brandon should have watched
little closer when the regular session sof
the legislature was in session and let His
voice and influence be beard in behalf of the
common school children of Alabama and he
would have been much bigger man than
he is today.--Cullman Tribune.
Real Opportunities Offered.-Camp Nc
CIellan is ideally situated, from standpoint
of topography, and climatic conditions. 1t
has been even.gInore fortunate in the type
of men, both 6fficeEs and enlisted men, who
have been sent to this camp by the govern
ment to train the young men who come here
for that purpose. The officers and enlisted
men at Camp Mcclellan are uniformly eff
ficient and courteous, and are of the type
are placed under them for training.-Annis-
ton Star. &
A Bit Gf.RouitrS yAdvice.-Keep the young
chicks KrUMing And don't fail to sell the
young males as soon as they are big enough
to- eat. You can't make any money on feed
ing them Unless they are of the larger breeds
and you carry them over, = until early next
year. And by selling them as soon as they
l.. ,..-Il
for the pullets and give them a better opa
portunity to grow as they should. They ars
to be- the real money makers and should be
given etery lcaye@and advantage.-Florenc
Daily News.
The People Hard To PIease.-As people
we are hard to please as to a governor;
four years ago we shouted for Kilby and
a business administration He hadn't
been in office three months before we began
to cuss him hard and frequently. Then along
came plain Bill and with a wide, ex-
pansive smile we extended the right hand of
fellowship and told him how glad we were
that he was governor. But, now that he is
governor, lots of us have lost our taste for
him. Is it because he refused to do what
we wanted done Troy Messenger.
Also The Old Cara suggestion that
might be passed on to those who are foster
ing cleanup campaign is of interest to
automobile owners and operators. While
houses are being painted, trash carted off and
the lawns moved and the streets paved.
would it not be good idea to have the old
automobile washed up? The business sec
tionlis lined with motor cars. The cars are.
about as prominent as the buildings. Per-
hsps. a third of them look as if they had
never been rubbed off They carry the mud