The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-04
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 Fer AHYear TraveE-The thing for states and ciries titat are not reached by the really Easd ruads to do IS to get connected up with eaaG highwags eE put the highway that wuuh reach them in good shape by doing tts1T parr of the work en it. This is Ala hmm 3 task i'm regard to the Bankhead high wayr aud also with the Florida Short Route In time Alabama will have other highways, hrt right now the important thing to do is u@ make the highways we have the right kind f1r Hn the yeaE traveL-Annistou Star
 Quinn Goes Back In Commissioner Quinn tlIrns out to be the high man in the rare for commissioner of game and fish enlsS SincR his appointment by the gov sn11@r to that position, he has given it his b@st servieex and has done we'll. He seems rS have at heart the biggest of the qualifi- egrIBns for that office q sympathetic inter- est mn the welfare of our wild life. And it hs err beldef that these little wards of the stsre will suffer nothing in his administra- tiirm ever them = Headland Wiregrass Farmer
 A Worthy Undertaking. The chAutauqua lE again brought to Gadsden under the auspices of the Gadsden Business and Pro fessinnal Women's Club. It is brought here hF tine club not through mercenary motives, bUt i'm guder that Gadsden and Etowah cit izEns may have the opportunity to enjoy some reaIIy high-class productions. The kusilHess wemen's club will not participate i'm the u~ceiptz at the box office, but will prufin only from the advance sale of season u1tAHts Therefore the public should re- zpand MberaIly and purchase their season tisRets i'm adEance-G -Gadsden Journal.
 Eaa4R BsEildfzg Suegestions-Th Courier's Elzm wsIIld make use of state highway com nissiam- te deal with general matters of highway construction, developing and test mx methods of highway building and hold HzE tlfe resuIrs of its investigations and the zenviiras of it's experts available for local communities where the landowners (who are tine enly enss bsnefiting financially by road BuaiaetsD were willing to have the roads 1n whhRfh they were specially interested, built and paid fer from the enhanced land value em aecaunt of such mprovement.-Fairhope CaHmiRr-
 negRlm of Many Years Realized-wfth opening Sf the new paved highway between GDIspBem and AttaIIa. dream of many years has Reem reHlized FoFced to travel for so HEng aNer a road that inflicted real agony Upsm thsse who attempted to negotiate it, tine pesple of this district will now appre- eIrHng fine boulevard connecting the tri- aitiaa with more than the usual enthusiasm 8nranddnG such am event. To manifest their apvueei8tIdn tn a very appropriate manner, those who use the highway should be care full mat to abuse the privilege and should assist i'm keeping others from doing so. ReeRIssa driNing will be a menace on this HgGd if it is not held in eheck.-Gadsden Times-News
 On ehe Fsa6 of the Eaunfafn.-one can mGt visw tine venerable editor of the Nash V1AE Hammer. vigorous and young at eighty mime Evans~ Hving as perhaps no other man dires nm uhs affeCtion of the people of a wide Ruga.. even beyond the confines of his own srnre- without feeling that he has climbed u@ tine paak ef the mountain. Comfortable eff fsruIue. with a record of service to his Bsopla tfat IS unsurpassed, esteemed by thou saaIdE ef fnIends, and respected by his ene- nniss, he goes fighting on for his convictions Hnd i'm service to his people and his friends. The eNauisn he received in the Tri-Cities wRs tlfat came from the hearts of grate- fun frHsndS-EI Florence Times.
 HE9 Laaf Better Than None-The con wnttD8m ef eleven of Mobiles rum selling cons zVinaayaeu of am original batch of seventy Hihnee eIm hardly be styled "a sweeping vic uguE'' fen tine Iaw- but the court and the 6aurmumIrY ddnectlE affected may find some aunrfart i'm the reflection that n half a loaf k BetHsr tfam no bread-' The proof is often GIsur and conclusive in cases involving the wnsIHtI1m 0f the prohibition laws. but there iR a daeP seRteF unwillingness on the part df tine avenage jury to convict for these enimss The faGt that there are known to Be s1geh am nfinirUde of offenders who break uIfe lRw who newer suffer any molestation HempenS the public mind with a degree of BsinlsnGT and indulgence toward those who Bre GHlfght and who are made to answer for tltair sims against these statutes-Selma Times -BsUrnaI,