The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-25
HIHEz,AABAMA AaaEggz5IPRESS

U
 Will Rally To Their Support.-The people of Leeds have rendered their decision as to who will be their servants for the next two years. There is no appeal from this great tribune-the people--and as they have made their choice, every citizen who believes in the great democratic principle of majority rule will rally to the support of the chosen serv- ants.-Leeds Enterprise.
 Should Comply With The Law.-The new game law of the state should be duly ob- served Proper protection for the birds, squirrels and larger game, is necessary if the species are to be preserved. Unless the open season is comparatively short, there is danger of extinction. The sportsmen of the state who are interested in maintaining our game reserves should be especially glad to com ply with the new season schedules and should also use their best efforts in helping the wardens in getting proper observance on the part of the public generally. With proper laws and cooperation for enforcement, the wild game of Alabama can be enjoyed for many generations to come.-Muscle Shoals Sunday News.
 Busy Year For TalIadessGn GnThis has been busy year for Talladega. Waterworks, new school buildings world of new street paving. and now new gas plant construction. Some thing hps been done, and still not half enough ne~ homes for citizens. But she can't do il all :n one year.--Talladega Daily Home.
 Make The Judge The Teacher.-Newspapers all over the South gre dealing with the Ques- tion of carelessness in motoring. Too little attention is being paid by car drivers to speed laws and traffic regulations. Campaigns of education to teach carefulness certainly are needed, but it my be necessary to make the judge the teacher and have the courtroom for the schoolroom, with the jail as penalty for not learning the lesson,, Some people simply will not learn caution, They are ones who Go the most harm-Anniston Star.
 Bad Street Lighting Costly.-A few days ago large steel casting manufacturer visited Tuscaloosa. He was looking for southern location. T am surprised, in fact amazed, I never imagined that city as naturally beautiful and progressive could be found in Alabama. But must confess that I am equally as surprised and also amazed to see such city so poorly lighted especilly the business district" There it is. A big manu- facturer man of influence, who would naturally tell his friends in the north about Tuscaloosa, is compelled to- discount his con- victions and his tendency to spread the gos- pei of good news about Tuscaloosa on ac- count of street lighting system that is antiquated and archaic. No city can con- tinue to grow unless it's property owners, the chief beneficiaries of gfowth are men of suf- ficient vision to take advantage of natural conditions and improve them.-Tuscaloosa News.
 They Have One Thing Left.-Looking over the school book list, one is deeply impressed by the fact that the children may still use Webster's dictionary.--Montgomery Journal.
 Helpful Community TOnic.-Keep your dol lars circulating for thefgood of the communi- ty. In other words, patronize the Pay Your Bills Campaign" to success. It's proving a helpful community tonic.-Huntsville Times.
 His Forceful PersOnality.-That the Davis effort is fruitful of results favorable to his cause is daily more apparent. In the begin ning the people in general were not so we'll acquainted with MT. Davis as with the other candidates. How winning and forceful his personality, is shown by the growing acclaim that greets him wherever he goes.-Mobile Register.
 More Auditorium Scrapping.-Birmingham having scrapped for several years over the question of whether to build an auditorium, now has the building about ready for use. new and intense warfare has now broken out between those who want the rental rates kept high for the highbtow element and those demanding that the scale be made low enough so that the folks with smaller purses can enjoy the benefit of the building they have helped pay fOr.-Opelika News.