The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
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ss Many Fine Cross Ties.-In spite of tho oft repeated statement that the cross tie timber is all worked up, they continue to bring large quantities of the finest kind Of ties to the Ashland market The masnituae that this industry has reached is -a surpriAe to everybody S:-Ashland Progress.
 z Plea For Road Improvements The Daily Times favors a hard, surface road over every thoroughfare leading into and out ot ahpnts-. vile. We then wants the project carried to completion so as to, touch the borders of the county, seeing to 1t as well tt6t all of the lateral roads are improved SO as to give us a good highway over every foot of public, ground. Huntsville sTiutes. Ags :
 Farmers Are Diyersifying. The Dale coun:. ty farmers wi1, plant a large food crop fhia year. More peanuts will be- planted this year than has been planted for several years. A large corn crop win also be planted. Of course the farmers will plant some cotton, but they will not plant all their land in this crop.-ozark Soqthern Star. ai e'
 Good Poultry And Egg RocOrd.-In 1922 DeKalb county ranked second in the produc- tion of poultry and eggs and since thRt time more interest has been shown than ever be- fore in that line. It is believed that this county has at least held its own and that ,.the poultry business brings thousands of dol
 
 they have nothing else. to sell. A few eggsH day will keep the mortgage holders away. --DeKalb County Herald.
 Wealth And Its Uses.--The accumulation of great wealth in the hands of the Rocke- fellers has been A fine thing for the world. The Rockefellers are philanthropists. They use their money for the good of the govern ment, and for the good of the people. Great wealth. however, in the hands of men of the. DOlleny type is a menace to the safety . of the republic. Anniston Star.
 The Peoples RespdIsl slbillties. Perhaps the, tendency of the people is, to forget, while i'm posing q tremendous task upon their chosen servants, that it is Impossible for them to .absolve themselveszef all responsibility. One of the hopeful signs of the times is that the their rSSponsibilities to the government and to thenlselIes- NJ MontEonpeEg Times
 aCity Beautifdlr A Big Asset Along with the clean-up features md the removal of un- slightly objects from stfeetssand premises, the planting of additional trees, shrubs and flow CTS add to the beauty ef tlle city. Aside from the pride and satisfasti 70 be derived from living in a '.eityf boa the material benefits would also 4fEy great. Nothing serves better to attiAeE tue best kind Of citizens than wellkept, orderly city Florence Herald.
 Manifested A Fine Spirit. That was a neighborly thing which the Alabama City council did when it adopted . resolution rela- tive to the location of the Alabama School of Trades and Industry in Gadsden. The council went on record as approving the in- stitution and its location in Gadsden, and also pledging its support to the new school, It is such n spirit which Is going to build ap all three pf the TsisG Gities. x. cadgdep Jour nal, e.ss..:s,
 Law Enforcement The Qaestion.-;Ths question which most nearly concerns the peo- pie Of Alabafna, and of the nation today is not the question of writing more rigid laws, or the repeal of the existing law, but of the enforcement of the laws as they stand. In order that this may be effectively done we need and must have the cooperation of many in prominent places who are more con. cerned in the supremacy of law than in the pride of opinion. Journal
 The Ever Changing Waist Line.-Just aboul the it,inestle dears had purchased their new spring tOgs with the waist line around the hips comes one of the leading New York fashion emporiunis and is advertising gowns of the Empfessi Josephine style with the waist line almost to the armpits Keep Nour eye on the waist line, ladies, if you wish to ba uD to the minuta-A Andalusia Cfap