The age-herald., 1900-12-30
"JOHN M. HUEY."
For Mayor.

For Mayor s5 Have you read the Barrett dodger f' "Dodging all question? ls "Did you note the intentional equivoc3-; ton and looseness of the phraSeology' thereof? Read it again and see if a singN definite statement is made. They say, Wen do the right thing at the right stimef Where's their guarantee? Have they e1es ecuted a bond to do this? They make but one definite, clear-cut declaration, viz; MT. J. D. Henson will be elected marshal if the Barrett aldermanic ticket is success full at the polls Is he your choice?
 "The Huey Policy"
 l. A bond issue, by means of which to erect a brick school building for the ac- commodation of every child, which school shall be a free, public school for nine months of every year
 ''2 The entire Huey Aldermanic ticket is composed of competent men in hearty ac- cord with public school advancement, though we note that Mir. w. J. Martin, a Barrett Aldermanic nominee, is on record as being opposed to public schools. 8. No petty ordinances.
 "A. The Atheneum was sold three months ago and the owner will conduct 1t as trst- class female college.
 ''5 The tax rate is a constitutional mat fer. and the rate of one-half of one per cent can't be exceeded.
 "6. We are emphatically opposed to the creation of an Inferior Crlnlhal oourt loR East Lake Cor Birmlngham).
 ''7. Mr. Huey, the Baptist preacher, will not allow "Hop-Jack joints'' to exist at the lake. Isn't 1t very singular that all Hop Jack fellows" are supporting the Barrett ticket?
 .S. Be careful as to whom you trust In the matter of the bonds. An interruptions AL derman could handle $2O,OOO with cohSioe1- able profit to himself.
 JOHN M. HUEY, Candidate for Mayor. "Huey Aldermanic ticket-Prof A. D. Smith, J. T. S. Wade, Sr.; James B. Wood. A. N, Lacy, s. w. Beasley, J. A. Graham, c. A Olsen, John L. Lavender
 Can any fair and candid man read the Barrett platform and say it is "dodging all ouestions?"
 ing the people If 1t is ''dodging?" Huey's circular says: They make pu. one definite, clear-cut declaration" that "Mr. ]. D. Hinson will be elected marshal if the Barrett aldermanic ticket Is successv fu at the polls
 Where do you find such a statement in the Barrett platform? Itis not there. MT. l. D. Hinson has not intimated to Dr. Bar rett nor any of his proposed aldermanlc hoard A desire to be elected marshal Of she town of East Lake, nor have any promises. directly or indirectly, been made him. MT w J. Martin, speaking on the occa- sion when MT. Huey indorsed the Barrett platform, said: q am in favor Of the Bar rett platform dn all it's declaration, and if there is a man who does not think l will carry them out in spirit and letter, l do not want his vote" .gS As to No of the Huey circular, the charter and Judge Greene settled that question. .. We pass by No. 8. Huey circular. silent contempt. ,, We call your respectful attention to the following certificates, which explain them selves:
 '"rhis is to certify that I. John l.. Laven-. der. have never been consulted as to my name being placed on the Huey ticket as alderman. Therefore I deny having any knowledge of the formation or printing of the Huey dodger and I consider 1t unfair.
 "J. l.. LAVENDER" "Having been shown a paper with J! N Huey's name as mayor and Prof. A. D. Smiths name and others as aldermen for East Lake-said paper containing senti- ments and breathing a spirit that cannot indorse, I take this means of expressing my entire disapproval
 "J. I. s. WADE" Doubtless there are the names of other gentlemen appearing on said circular with out their authority.
 Signed.
 N A. BARRETT,
 For Mayor.
 R. B. ROGERS.