The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-08
-.T1HEAlABAMA' 6asEzGz#a 6lasz5#a PRESS

A-4 Morgan County Progressfve-Improved cot ton production, more roads built, miles of streets paved, new school buildings going up, farm standards raised, health work we'll under way-who says Morgan County isn't pro- gressing ?-Albany-Deca Daily.
 Not One-Man Affair.-The day hasn't come when one man can control political party. It will be sad day in America wnua. such day does come. A political boss does not appeal to Americans at this time.-Mont- komery Journal.
 South's Textile Record-They discuss the South in places,- as if it was some far off dependency. All they have to realize is that in 1910 the whole country's cotton machinery was S2O million dollars, now in the South lit is over billion. Hence, child labor !- Talladega Daily Home. F
 Value of Small Industries sound busi- ness to encourage the development of the small industry. It is like unto the young plant growing to maturity, or the child coming up from infancy to manhood or womanhood. Let's have more of the smaller industries and watch them develop into' magnificent plants of towering strength.-Huntsville Times.
 Suggestion of the Motive.-Dothan fair managers called off a proposed beauty con- test" We are sure there was no scarcity of pretty ladies in the Wiregrass region, and hope the reason was because there was enough old fashioned .modesty remaining among young and old down there to discourage exploiting the female form to public gaze for possible profit.-Opelika News
 A Matter of Education.-Politics is the de- termination of public policy by those charged with the responsibility and in this country the people commission their representatives to discharge this responsibility. The only feasible method of introducing an element of efficiency in government is to create more enlightened public opinion and to make it aggressive in behalf of prompt and effective action.-Selma Times-Journal.
 Have No Desire To Go North.-In Annis- ton are many negroes who own their homes, some who have prosperous business enter prises and many who work daily and earn fair pay, and who are finding life pleasant and the future not discouraging here. They would not fare we'll up North and they do not appear eager to try the Northern ex- standardization Star.
 New Source of Revenue.-No matter how
  to any proposition, if one man begins to make money out of it he will soon have disciples in his wake So if the demonstration farms are made a success, we will have the ieven work ing that will give us a new interest Tn the poultry industry and open a new source of revenue to the folks who need it most. Let the good work go on !-Muscle Shoals Sun- day News.
 As To Party Loyalty.-Most Republicans, and Democrats as well, maintain that cam didate who wears the party label, or mem Der of congress, should follow the party lead CTS and subscribe to it's legislative program. They point out, and there is no lack of evil dence in past political history to support their contention, that regularity is necessary, not only to perpetuate the party itself, but to ac- complish results in government. Government by s'blocs" has not proved successful, nor Is it very popular. That it leads to much con fusion and defeats the public will was made evident in the last session of the sixty-eighth oapOress-Mobile oap Register.