The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-22
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Strong For Prohibition-The Daily Time stands four square for world prohibitior
 World peace and world purity. In thfs be
 half the work has only really begun and be hooyes every Christian and friend of organ
 ized society to see that our government an
 our people of all nations have such protet
 tion.-Huntsville Times.
 Americans Expect Payment-The tota amount owed to the United States which ha not been funded is approximately $7,OOO 900 900, or little more, enough to pay all ex penses of running the government, exclusiv of interest on outstanding government bonds for several years. That money came out o
 the pockets of the American people The
 have right to expect its return.-Mobil} Register. ''--
 High Schools And Athletics-Time bring changes, as some one has remarked. Con slider our schools. Several years ago .schoo spirit" as applied to athletics, was con fined exclusively to our colleges, Four fifths of the high school students didn't ever know their school colors. But today, if yor want to start something just say an uncomI plimentary word about the football team td the next high school boy or girl you 'meet| Especially to a girl. One and all have thu bubbling enthusiasm of youth that once gond is rarely recovered-Dothan Eagle @1$-
 It's Risky in Alabama-Representa John Phillip Hill of Maryland, elated over his| acquittal by federal judge on charge of the Volstead law, exclaims, Ego to| it, you can make all the home brew you| want" But there are still certain corners| of the immoral vineyard where it would be al trifle risky to act upon Mr. Hills assurance, notably Alabama. The premium of $50 which dangles over the head of all makers of home brew in this state stamps that vocal tion, in the language of the liability com panies, as "extra-hazardous." ."-Selma Times Journal
 Weevil Did Little iDamage-The drouth is| not the only thing that has helped the Ala bama farmers. As matter of fact, theI drouth also has donesno harm, but the good| it has done has moreE than offset the damage| it has worked to some crops. in the opinion| of conservative farmers. Leaving dry wealth CT out of the discussion, farmers in North east Alabama have the satisfaction of know ing that for one year at least the boll weevil| is whipped. It did but little damage to cot ton in this part of the state this year and there is reason for hoping the era of weevil infestation is ended.-Anniston Star. ..
 Would Impress Visit0rs-With the iDn- provement of the highway between Florence and Wilson Dam in immediate prospect, Col bert county, the city of Tuscumbia and the large subdivision owners to the south of the nitrate plants, should join forces for an inn on that side of the river to form a loop boulevard that would take in the whole district A paved driveway from Flor ence to Wilson Dam and on to Tuscumbia and back by way of Sheffield would be some thing to give the district distinction in a scenic boulevard. Tifat would make drive the district at it's best to the visitor and make an impressive display of its Shoals Sunday News.
 Russia And The Red Army y-Trotsky knows that he cannot bring the United States to the point where she will support his policies. He knows the American peo- pie are the worst enemies of his form of gov eminent He knows that he must keep from the Red sari4y and the Russian people Ane facts about the United States. If the Rds- sian people and the red army ever get the viewpoint of the average American regarding things political and economic, they will bring the rule of Trotzky to an end. The Russian people will do it sooner or later, even with the opposition of the red army. There are hundred and fifty million people in Russia. There are fewer that one million in the red Journal