The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-27
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Were Rnsy Refere The Eleetien -T1ls dustries of Talladega are now all busy,
 the cotton mills are running on two sf
 daily. The Republicans can take credit if they wish to, but they were doing it be the election. all rigRt-Talladega Home
 More Difficult To>Foof 'Em-The pc
 of this country are becoming better infor from year to year, and the professional tician finds it more and more difficult to over his propaganda.-Oneonta South Democrat. .... ..l.....,,. Al.
 Plea. For Compulsory Voting.-We
 strongly in favor of law compelling ev qualified citizen to vote in each primary 2 general election. A good stiff fine for failI to do so would, if; applied to the school fur soon make public begging for educational | stitutions unnecessary.-Opelika News.
 A Benefit Of Prohibition thing people of this country have to be thankful in connection with, the coming of prohibitl is the fact that there are so few drunk D, driving automobiles and causing wrecks d casualties. With as many autmobiles as th| are on every road in the country today s] as much intoxicating liquors being sold s| drunk as formerly, there would be no safI for those who had to travel our roads. Itl bad enough as it is.-Roanoke Leader.
 The Heavy Mud Tax.-The time is h| right now when we will be wishing for good roads that, we didn't build this vel We'll go back, into the mud and discomfy of another season with vain regrets. The pI pie of this county are able to have better rod .,,Ix Tl,. cyx~ being too poor to afford thing that isl money saver will not hold. The thing we cd not afford is just what we are having-ros that are the heaviest kind ofHa tax on eve} thing that goes over them or tries to.-F19 ence News. '"'
 Practical Training For WOmen.-The traI ing given at Montevallo is unique in Al bama here young women are not only ed cated in the ordinary meaning of the ter but they are taught how to. become self-su porting. Best of all, they are taught how become home-builders. It is this functi that should create sympathetic intert everywhere in Alabama for the Montevai school. We can never have too many you women capable eeof making good wives, mot CTS and housekeepers. The influence exert by such women, extends through succeedil generations.-Mobile Register. :. S7
 Developing Gitizenship.-If the young W but use the splendid helps and convenienc put there for them by those who have be- looking forward, there will be better pr pared citizenship, ready when their time com to take up the duties and responsibilities life, and rear a superstructure on the found tion of the present, greater and grander every way than those who preceded the could build The responsibility is with then how well they will meet the issue remains be seen.-Albany-Decatur Daily.
 Franchise And Citizenship.-T exercise the franchise must be by the will of those VI possess the privilege. When we compel pc sons to meet the duties of citizens we tal away citizenship and make subjects of tho who have been citizens. Therefore, there only one method that can be used. It is u method used this year. We must persua' the voters of the United States that this go ernment will always be. what they ma it, that a government established j. by minority will alwaystbe a government for t minority and. that government for all t people will be established only when gre majority of the voters feel sufficient intere in it to go to the ballot boxes.-Montgome Journal. y 7's' f,