The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-21
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 'sNow, Ain't We Riehl l"-It has long been said Talladega would double in values as soon as we got good water. Now afn't we rich All we need now is something to eat, and seersucker suit! And the girls have theirs, left oyer.- Talladega Daily Home. Just . Suggegtion.-Someone suggestn-thak if families with the moving habit would just swap furniture as we'll as houses 1t would save the cost of moving and much wear and tear on the furniture. But if it weren't for an occasional moving day some attics never would be cleaned out Tuscaloosa News.
 Neelecting Individual Duty.--The news. papers are the biggest boosters any town can have, yet many people depend altogether on the papers and never have a word to say along that line themselves. They always remember the duty the paper owes to the community, but forget their own.--DeKalb County Herald.
 Horn-B Blowing Not Needed--When one is forever blowing his own horn, it is a pretty good sign that no one else is doing so, If you are doing something for the upbuilding of your community, people will find 1t out without you having to proclaim it from the housetops Huntsville Star.
 Win Act When They Know.-when thes people know the exact condition of the schools, and when they understand thorough ly that their boys and girls are being handi- < capped, educaticnally, because of the lack of funds, they will take steps to improve the school system.-G Gadsden Journal.
 Showing Their Appreciation.-The vet erans of the Civil War are entitled to all the honor and all the happiness that we can con- fer upon them in their decliring years Roanoke realizes this, and hencA makes special effort to show this appreciation on one particular occasion ever yearS-Roanoke Leader sf
 Value of the Curb Market. During the short time that the curb market was-~or,-s erated following it's establishment, the value of the plan was demonstrated and it proved popular among both producers and cons,iYn CTS Its worth to both cannot be denied and It is to be expected that it will prove an even greater success than when first operated. : Gadsden Tmes-News.
 Tourist Camp a Benefit. There is m doubt that the establishment of a tourist camp will be of great benefit to the city. as has been demonstrated in many other places where accommodations for tourists are pro- vided. More and more tourists will visit this section each year, and if they can find comfortable place in which to remain for few days their stay will be greatly pro longed in most cases.-- Florence Herald
  They Meant Business-Ci Citizens of TaiIa- dega met to decide whether they wafited chamber of commerce Judging from the re- port that $4,400 in cash and bankable notes was forthcoming in fifteen minutes to pay expenses of such an organization, it is ap- parent that the ayes had it practically inar- ;. imously. What Talladega folks want they usually get, for they are game to pay market price for it-Opelika News.
 IdIers as Liabilities Nine-tenths of the discord and factionalism that exists in any community is kept alive by the idlera who have nothing to do but talk" opines the An dalusia Star. Since coming to think the mat ter over, there's much truth in the atats- ment. People who have wholesome and legit- innate employment for hand and brain are not strife producers The gospel of work is good gospel-Ashland Progress. On Minority Rule.-Democrats must bear the responsibility for government in Ala bama. Any inefficiency in public office must be chargeable to them. If there were an opposition party the blame could be divided but there is no opposition party of conse- quence in Alabama. The result of ths pri- mary Tuesday is final. If only forty per cent. of the Democratic women and men ex- pressed the choieessthe nominees will go into office with the approval of less than one haf of those qualified to take part in elec- tions.-M Montgomery Journal.