The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-09

Soon. a school bond issue will be sub mitted and probably Hillman hospital will be fully cared for l will fight for these things"
 C. 0. Jacobs asserted the people should decide the court house issue. He favored the other questions.
 "Let the people decide the court house site," asserted w. b. Mabry However, if the matter were left to me, I'd keep the present site. I am strong for health and education and I'm a good family man."
 J. +. Matthews asserted with em- phasis he was opposed to moving the court house site.
 Robert R. Moore was equally strong for the Capitol park site. and favored the other questions. He stressed per manent roads
 Declaring his belief that he was the equal of any man in the race" Dr. E. F. Pruitt placed health legislation ahead of everything. He said he would follow the wishes of the people.
 Rs Smith favored enlargement of Hillman hospital and court house site referendum, saying he would vote to leave the court house site unchanged.
 Permanent roads and a new court house anywhere the people want it'' was the position of A. V. Vines.
 Answers Rapped
 At this juncture women in the aud fence again complained that the answers were not fully covering the issues. l The next candidate vase w. J. Wal drop and he said the people should de- eide the court house muddle.
 G. Armstrong West described him self as business man seeking office '' He said the majority should rule in the court house controversy, and charged that specifications have not been fol- lowed in the building of roads in the county.
 Henry C. West drew perhaps the greatest applause of any candidate when he opened fire. one the present revenue board.
 Purchase of the Woodrow Wilson park should have been submitted to the people in the first place. he declared. Another thing I will insist on when l get on the board is regular and rigid inspection of highways while they are under construction. The people are en- titled to know the kind of material that goes in them. There has been too much l lIIHi-llduiiuluS ROlIlS Ol dEOuuu uCIc.
 '"Thank you for making yourself heard so plainly" Mrs, Hankins said to Mir. West when he finished.
 You're welcome and I promise that I'll make myself heard on the board, toc." he roared back.
 Candidates who could not be present will be heard at the leagues next meet ing, it was announced
 Vote Of Thanks The candidates were given a vote of thanks by the league, and on motion Of Thomas E. Huey the candidates, ill turn thanked the league for the kind treat ment they received.
 Coffee, ice cream and fruit, donated by the Patterson Coffee company, High land Ice Cream company and D. Castig- the oratorical course.
 The meeting marked the real open ing of the campaign, and frequent po- litical rallies will be held regularly throughout the county from now unti the date of the primary.
 Moore Has Rally Supporters of R. R. Moore. candidate for the board of revenue. met in Judge han Grcene'S courtroom Tuesday night and perfected organization of cam mign committee. with Judge Roger Snyder as chairman. Meetings will be held every Tuesday evening at [ o'clock until the primary of May 13.
 After R. C. Gladden. had called the meeting to order, Mir. Moore outlined his platform, laying stress on a great