The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26


 Hsu did Ae seauit himself in that office, which, according the Mayor is Rexa in importance te the Presidency ef tse United States?
 CiEizens %h0 came in contact with Hubert during his Feecmey tAe City Eial nkened him to Roosevelt the ~roagh rider." He did swing the big ssick' to expedite he disposal of public business. Even his ene mics and be has quite crop af thcm were compelled s0 admiE rhae be displayed executive ability of no mean aFde9 He impartial and fearless in the discharge af his duses. If at that time he had his ear sn the ground listening for political reOrs. there was outside evidence of h. >3
 < Hulberts "ear em alive" manner at public meetings of the Beard of Estimate and the other branches of the city government Disappears the moment he turns his back to his official duties In tree he becomes hafellow weHmet democrat democrats fond of telling amusing stories and Kidding the scrbes who report his dongs
 Mayor Hyan, shrevd politician as this town has produced although persons do not believe it, has chosen Hubert his in the Mayors chair.
 At the time Mr. Hylan was expecting the euberna- toFiaI lightning strike him, he remarked that the people decided send him Albany he would leave the city government in good hands, namely those of Murray HaIhert, who president of the Board of Alderman would succeed him automatically under be ehasses and sesue out his term.
 his friends speak the tuth Mayor IRylam now that the GOveFOfship Is out Os his reach wils be glad to e1ehaHge the Mayors toga foF the robe of Justice of Supreme Court on Jan I, 1925 HubeEt Is eg the hyIan Hearst support in the event of his selection as Tamnany sfaDdard bearer in years MayoFay cam paigB.
 man of HRlheFt's 0pe and tremendous vitality generally has aSOeaOR Os kind to take the edge sfs the nerVoas strain of the days abOr He s great worker. He eats work other people consume pleasure
 'swhaa is your hohhy?" asked him the other day
 "I have no hobbies" he replied
 "Whaf do you do with your leisure hoaFs?n
 "i have no leisure hOuTs,n he responded
 "But" l continued, "you mnsa get relaxation of soEe Aind or else yon could n0s Keep up tbe paceR
 ~Well" he said, "E have hours of relaxation When from prOtracted meetings Of te Roard of Estimate or continuous service at my desk begin 0 feel irritable get out as soon possible and % either by auto subway, some times faot and inspect the different public projects of which have Hss and 10 tAfs list am always adding"
 "In GtAeT words, interpolased syou want 10 see everything tRe administration Is ddine in the way of public works With yOaT eyes.n
 Thars right This visnslizaton of the thinEenables me Go determine, at least my ewn better safsfaesion inc action that shOuEd be taken in e Board Of Estimate wish respect tO these pRdiecsa when matter comes Hp that do nGt have mental picture of woaA vote on H.
 "ODe eS ny chief hOAhies, if ia may be called so has been playgr0unds have kaR hat we have too many parks and too few fairgrounds bue sinee have Aeen abroad this samneT and SsaBd bow far behind tev are over there playgrounds and how far ahead thev are on parks, have made Hp my mind that have got AO give as much time in future parks as do to piav grounds"