Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

amendments yet E l
to be acted upon,
and which must W@ 49,. NSW
be accepted or re- INSSASI
jected in the No n,>u. 1rr>>ov
vember election.
They are:
For ratification of amendment OF
constitution authorizing judges OF
superior courts to grant charters in
vacation.
For ratification of the amend
ment to the constitution creating
the county of Wheeler with the
town Of Alamo as the county site.
For ratification of amendment of
article :. section 2. paragraph 2, Of
the constitution of the state (for
authorizing the general assembly
to exempt from taxation farm prod
ucts).
whether special tickets are to be
used for special classes of voters, OF
the same shape size and color are to be
used for all classes, are debataple ques-
tons" said the secretary today, land /
am willing that wiser heads than mine
shall solve that problem.
Il do hope, nevertheless that all the
tickets printed will carry on them the
proposed constitutional amendments
all the tickets, regardless of party.
THE entire people of Georgia are III
terested in these questions-they are
not political questions at all. Every
ticket printed could-and should
have these amendments attached"
Saturday, November ,, has been
set aside by the national Demo
cratic committee as Wilson and Mar
shall day throughout the entire United
States.
on that day the people are request
ed to hold mass meetings, and rallies,
and to whoop things up for Wilson
and Marshall as they have not vet been
whooped up at any time.
1t is the committees idea to make
this day one big, nation wide calebra-
tion-they hope to hear of rally in
every city. town and village in the
country
A special message will be delivered to
these meetings from the next president
himself.
1t will be the final campaign word
the last call of the faithful to battle on
election day.
Georgia will remember Wilson and
Marshall day Handsomely Big and en-
thusiastic rallies are being arranged
everywhere.
In the gentle art Of press agenting-
especially himself-the Hon. Tom Wat
son unquestionably is the brightest and
most particular star Georgia has in It's
midst nowadays.
All of this row about whether Wood
row Wilson is knight OF Columbus,
real or near, is nuts-fat, juicy and
sweet-to MI Watson.
The New York Times did say, in It's
news columns. that Woodrow Wilson
had Joined" the knights of Columbus
"a lbeit the "joining" was palpably I'm
possible, in the circumstances. Then
The Times, stiIl in its news columns,
said MI Wilson did not "join," really
that ne was made an honorary" mem
Der only. Later along. The Times said,
editorially this time, that Wilson was
made neither an honorary nor a regu-
lar member
Now, none Of that is highly impor-
tant, in a sense. Mr.. Wilson could not
be a Knight Of Columbus, not being
Catholic-and it wouldn't make any
difference, anyway, II he were both
Catholic and a Knight.
The exact measure OF milk in the
cocoanut to Mr.. Watson that Mr.,
Watson is writing a very rampantly
anti Catholic book that is to be pub
lished this winter some time-and the
more violently he stirs up the animals
now, the more surely that forthcoming
book gets the benefit Of the advertising
in due course.
Mr.. Watson doesn't care q rap-yea
verify, he does not care so much as half
q rap!-whether Woodrow Wilson is
Knight Of Columbus or the Grand High
Mogul OF the Wamwams!
Mr.. Watson's book needed the adver-
Using and he thought he saw a sure
way to get it.
He got it--everybody's doing it. Do
ing what? Writing roti Advertising
the 'red headed one" and his book, soon
to be published!
That's the truth Of this thrilling cpl
sode-believe Sidelights!
The Albany Herald is not strong for
that Divide the state-into-t two states
idea.
The Herald grows more or less SEN,
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