The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-17
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Birmingham's Auditorium. - Birmingham has ended a 15-year discussion by construct ing an uditorium.-Montgomery Journal.
 Laurels Threatened.-So far, three claim ants for the honor of writing the Nick Car ter" stories have been registered. The friends of the late Prentiss Ingram would do well to get busy.-Mobile Register.
 Business Manager Plan Praised.-Business manager plan for a city the size of Greater Huntsville is just as important as is the fact that all good business concerns and corpora tions are manned by the best men that can be employed-Huntsville Times.
 Thirty Years A Publisher.--With this issue the writer enters upon his thirtieth year as l publisher of the Home. He has not sought wealth but has kept busy and received what the Almighty has thought well to send, and is thankful and contentAwhich the old philoso- phers tell us is the greatest degree of wealth mortals can experience or benefit by-Liv- ingston Our Southern Home.
 | Furnishing The South.-With the new con- gress is the fate of putting the children in the Constitution as soon as it has been propagated and gotten through the legislatures. It was wormed in all the platforms, and hence the South can fear the worst as the platforms al- ways count, when it comes to punishing the South, as this move was intended to do.- Talladega Home.
 The Reliable Associated Press-Is the As sociated Press fast? Those who watched the Daily bulletins Tuesday evening are convinced it is the fastest news gathering agency in the world. The Huntsville Daily Times calls at- tention to the interesting fact that 55 minutes before the polls opened in Huntsville, the As- sociated Press already had carried the com- plete returns from two New England boxes.- IAlbany-Decatur Daily.
 Davis Fought A Good Fight-John W. Davis, win or lose, has fought a good fight. 1 He has finished the course with credit to himself and to the party he represents. He has kept the faith Whether he becomes our next president or not, there is laid up for him a crown of glory that he justly deserves. He has not spared himself. He has proven him. self a clean, hard-hitting fighter. He has gone his limit. He has given lem everything he had. If he fails at the end of the road it will be because the people of these United States prefer to clutch the pot of gold, rather than behold the rainbow tints of a higher conception of decent government.-Tuscaloos News. -. It Is Wrong To Get Caught.-One consola- tion that the Republicans can now have is that their crookedness in high places has been endorsed at the polls The party never re- pented and never apoligized. President Cool idge said his surprise was that there had not been more rascality in high places. MT. Cool idge knows his party and he knows the weak ness of its members and that, no doubt prompted his statement. What the future holds for us in the way oof public plunder is fo ho lad Put rtv is returned to power after the most highland ed orgie of official rottenness that ever dis graced a national administration which will be taken by some at least to mean that the G. o. P. can do no wrong, except to get caught-Andalusia Star.