The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-31
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 QR1NIoexs oE 0TknsR EDITORS Good ruads and prosperity seem to go hand n hand and zrss after all, matter of etu- cAt1n@- Alahana ean not expect to reach her flM measure Gf prosperity until her cifizens are eameated t0 the point where they will in sisE upan buildzng and paying for improved hiEhSayk-CaIh0um County Argus.
 NzssE FzssEe1 RsEEan4 Railroads report that many negroes are now making the home wand jourmey from points in the eentral West so tAezr m9tTve haumts in Dixie UnempIoy- mezt Ia given as the explanation. The South is Sihe -0mIy favored region on earth where it ls mt meeeasary to work in order to make a Eving-Selza TfmesJournal
 Rnesm1gfmg B9sfmenB EFa-with this fresA. new supply of cash turning loose in @mr midst through the progressive building of hard smrfaee roads leading out on five of eur trunk line highways, plus street paving here in t@wm- both labor and merchants will have T1emty to keep them busy Its an en- cgwragFng huz1ness era--HuntsviIle Times.
 He Oz1y Real Remsdy.-The grade cross Tmg is a cOmm0n death trap. It menaees every ErzveAer c@ q publie road that crosses a rail- way traek No amount of urging for people tn be careful has rsdueed their danger. No xafeEy prgwisiaas yet adopted have prevented dSzStexs fram oeeuRring- The only real rem esy is to e1zminate the ereszinx.--Anniston SGxr-
 !. .~Yhe cd. cd Ssaxy.--Among the news fsems now appearing most frequently are diswafeA@s from Chicago. Detroit, Pittsburg. Clexezmn9 and other industrial centers in the North smYimg thmt Southern negroes are com Tnw hname as fast as they cam get the neces- sary ear fare 1t is the old. old story. The megrm has 10 business in the North. He be- Ramsx in the South where his labor is needed and appEeeimtea--Sadsi1en Times.
 EssAEmra af Team WaRk-We see more egi1emce of eweEy 0ne working together this year th4n ever before to make Andalusia tmp mar&e& for aM the farmers have to sell Plans gre beTng made to handle cotton, cot sm seed. peanuts and al1 other farm prod me1x in seasun- That is q foundation upon whieh tS kHid a trade eenter-Andalusia Star
 NEaksng EnEiikza Reeard-It's great to : live i'm q county that is aggressive. Colbert cswmty is rePuted to have expended greater x@ fer impruxfng roads than any other enwmHy i'm the state. Colbert also has more sWnaHneE schools in operation with student teaehezs frou the normal school than any ether c0unty in the state.-SheffieId Standard
 BsasEvss A the Raets4-we believe it is the 1dmtE of a mewspaper to give the news Empar4iaTlF and sfase the facts in political maHtEzg when the factS are known. regardless Of whether aweh fnetx help Big r. and hurt L1Etle IT. Or wice versa This newspaper is mot one that thinks aIl honest men see things ImsE like we see them, neither do we believe EaaE sm men are debased Raseals who do not see things as we see tkem.-FIGraIa News.
 An AEExzxzAfmg 0fEeMse.-The report of several amfumuhile accidents iR this county Sunday hringz us face to faee with the prob lem af the driver wh0 indulges in moonshiae. The lives of other drivers, women and chiE- Grem are endangered from this source and a hemxy penalty far &he man who drives ear whTHe iuanxiczted would do more to prevent this than amy ether thing In this age of aH- tszsaAsAes eveEy pEeeaHfian should be made Z to Eazzre those who seek pleasure with their fnmiHiE2 in a sGfe and same manner of safety 0m the Highways from the speed demon, the wreekAess driver and the driver who mixes them b9Gh with IhqUor. We believe a law wTl be PnSzed in this state before long whereby a PeRItemtiary sentence will be given the party wh0 drives eaF while int0xieated, and xmch a law would be weleOmed--RusseR- vTRe BamMeE-