The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-01
The. AIaban,a Press
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No Boom, Just Progress.-The days are getting warmer and longer. Soon the build ing work about Talladega will begin in earn est, and 1t is doubtful if there will not be general scarcity of labor to supply necessary help. It will mean the turning of much money loose, and it all should give Talladega one of the best years in it's history. No boom, but just progress.-Talladega Daily Home.
 Kilby's Plea For Underwood-One of the active candidates in opposition to Senator Underwood was closely identified with the administration of Governor Kilby and took a prominent part in the councils of state, par ticularly in matters involving education. If factional ties were binding, Governor Kilby probably would be opposed to Senator Un- derwood, but he pointed out before he left the United States that Alabama should not forget that Senator Underwood is world figure and qualified by life of training and service to take upon himself the exacting du- ties of president Journal.
 Readiness The Main Thing.-Fine weather for making plans for what you are going to do when "Old Sol' gets back on the job. Is is not going to rain always, even though 1t has that appearance at the present moment. The sun will shine and everything be lovely just before we know it and the man whose activities are interfered with by bad weather needs to be ready to go when the change
 
 nearly so much attributable to weather con ditions as unreadiness with the follow-Hp when things are right. The man with plan and push usually gets there no matter what the season may have been. When the tide comes he is always ready to take advantage of it.-Florence Daily News.
 Gaining Big eputatiOn.-Anniston' d. versified industries make Anniston secure from industrial depression, for it seldom hap pens that all lines of industry are affected with dull periods at the same time. Annis- tons industrial activity, embracing all branches of industry represented here, is making Anniston envied among the manufac- turing towns of the South. And Anniston's large and growing payrolls are making Annis- ton prosperous and are an assurance that all is well with the Model City.-Anniston Star.
 Always There With The Goods.-Greater Huntsville and Madison county banks join with the banks of the Tennessee Valley when it comes to putting over large and good eSSsl- munity propositions. They are always ready with the goods, and as leaders they are to the front. With such possessions the com munity is to be congratulated.-Hunt Times.
 Will Do Herself PrOud.-Tuscaloosa is eo- ing to be the host of large number of visit. ors during March. She will do herself proud,
 
 long.-Tuscaloosa News. .a
 More To The Acre" The SIogan.-It is not claimed that all weevil damage can be overcome, but the government method of treatment, it is claimed, will make an ins creased cotton crop and assure substantial net profit The slogan this year will he More cotton to the acre, not more acres of cotton. Selma Times-Journal.
 
 market for surplus cream, butter, eggs chick ems and pork and other farm products will relieve the pain of the boil weeyl.-DothaR Eagle. 5eir
 Must Be Vigorously Pursued.-Assuming that where there is much additional smoke there must be more fire than has yet been discovered, the public waits for disproof or verification of reports that many government officials and members of congress have. in one way and another profited by the govern ment's betrayal to the oil interests. If it is true, as intimated. that effort is made to hush up" the inquiry and direct attention from persons of prominence who have not yet been exposed, the probe must be pursued re- lentlessly to the end regardless of where it leads-iobile Register
 Enough To Make Fine ShowinE.-There is no spot in the whole South that}is snpNier to the Tennessee Valley, and few equal to it. Yet. it's greatest development is before 1t Enough cotton can be produced in this valley to make fine showing for the whole state--- Huntsville Star. ss
 Ready For Another Parole.-Dan Clenny Is under arrest at Huntsville. Dan only put on q mask. it is charged, and stuck np and robbed store proprietor. Dan was in the 'pen," supposedly for life, but was paroled by the governor about Christmas time. Dan will probably soon go back. and be ready for another parole.-Opeliku News,
 WHY THE PLAY WAS "BOOED"
 play in Paris which Hays profiteers was "boOed." Perhaps the profiteers were the only ones who had enough money to attend. s--PittsburR Gazefte-Times -