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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Ways and Means. to whom was re-
ferred the reports OF the various city
Officers for the week ending November
Flat. 1914 respectfully report that with
the Chief Accountant we have exam
ined the same. and believing them to
be correct. recommend their approval.
Respectfully submitted
JAMES VERNON
~ JOHN LODGE,
+ 49, JOHN T. THOMPSON,
GODFREY FRETWALD.
JOHN L. JAKEI.
JOHN L GUTHARD,
sfesFft JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Behlow, Bell Burton,
Case. De Galan. Dill. Field. Freiwaid.
Qlinnan. Guthard, Hindle. Jakel Keat-
Ing. Knapp, L<mpke. Littleheld, Lodge,
Movie o Brien. owen. Reinhardt, Rutter,
Schemansky, Skrzycki. Thompson. YER
nor. IWartelL " enzel and the President
y Nays---None.
Aid Goldner entered and took his
seat
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lIouor REGULATION.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
GentlemenZYour Committee on
IJalior- Regulation TO whom was re-
ferred the application OF Alec Wels-
man for transfer from lis Jefferson
avenue east 10 1872 Michigan avenue,
respectfully report we have had the
same under consideration and seeing
no objection thereto, recommend that
the said application be approved. We
also recommend the approval of bonds
OF Edward Lachance and Mathew La
fata. covering transfers from 206 Ri
ward street to 1864 Russell street and
from 371 Russell street to 206 Rfvard
street respectively. the applications
for which were approved on the 10th
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS. W. BURTON,
MAURICE j. HEATING.
ANTHONY NOWC,
JACOB GUTHARD.
ELMER D. CASE
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Ycas--Ald Behlow. Blcil. Burton.
Case. De Galan Dill. Field, Freiwald,
Gilman Goldner, Guthard. Hindle. Jakel.
Heating. Knapp Lempke. Littleheld.
Ruttcr, schemansky skrrycki. Thomp-
son. Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel and the
President--20.
Nays--None
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Street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen Your Committee on
the Ses petition pH 81 Tnise aH Fuel S' Supply
Co. GOOD, for the vacation of all that
part of Military avenue lying north Of
Toledo avenue and south OF 81. C. II. r.
have had the same under consideration
and find that petitioners are the owners
OF All the serssinS ho on d 5se
scribed; that by reason OF the above
portion OF said street not being In line
with the balance OF Military avenue
south Of Toledo avenue, and the great
number OF railroad tracks to the north.
your committee does not believe that
the same Is valuable for street pur-
poses, and can therefore see no obJec-
ton to the vacation requested. Your
committee therefore recommends that
the petition be granted as set forth
In the accompanying resolution.
- Respectfully submitted,
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JAMES VERNON.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
GEORGE A. OWEN.
PATRIcK o'BRIEN.
Accepted. and on leave the Following
resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Freiwald:
Resolved. That "Aii that part Of Mil
itary avenue lying north OF the north
south line Of right-of.way OF Michi-
gan Central Railroad" be and the
same Is hereby vacated:
Provided. That petitioner the United
Fuel & supply Co. files within 10 days
from the date OF the adoption OF
the City Clerk OF the City OF De-
troit, waving all damages that may
result or accrue TO said petitioner or
its assigns or grantee by reason or
the separation OF grades at the street
hereby vacated: and further
Provided, That petitioner. and Its as
signs or grantees, agree that II at any
future time the city desires to reopen
the portion OF Military avenue here
by vacated, petitioner shall or It's as
Common Council allow said street to
be~reopened without making claim for
damages therefor; and provided that
petitioner and it's assigns or grantees
agree TO remove any and all obstruc-
tions OF whatsoever nature that may
hereby vacated, when so desired TO be
reopened: and further
Provided, That by reason OF the va
cation hereby granted. the City OF De-
troit does not waive any rights In the
public sewer located In said street;
the City OF Detroit shall at all times
have the right TO enter upon said
premises II found necessary. for the
purpose OF cleaning. repairing or re-
building said public sewer; and FUR
Their
Provided. Petitioner pays into the
City Treasury whatever expense may
have been incurred by the City In the
matter OF furnishing crosswalks curb
ing, paving, etc. within the lines OF
days from the date OF the adoption of
this resolution, as may be certified by
the City Engineer. otherwise this reso-
tuition shall be OF no force or effect.
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Park. and eouleyards.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--Your Committee on fsrks
and Boulevards beg leave 10 repoIt
that we have again had brought 10 our
attention the communication from the
Department OF Parks and Boulevarus,
reporting the result OF oner made 10
the owners OF property ,f eGSnSeu ay %
nues desired by the city for park
and boulevard purposes. by reason OF
the intent or report OF committee on
10. 1914. not being clear BY reason OF
typographical error. Your committee
believing that the property ia cues
tion should be purchased by the CITY
for the above purpose. the VALUATION as
set at sl3sO0 having been accepted by
the owners thereof, recommend tnat
the Department OF Parks and Boule-
Yards be authorized TO purchase the
properties enumerated In a communi-
cation from the Department OF Parks
and Boulevards submitted Nov. =. lslt
81. c. c., p. 1850, from the persons
park and boulevard purposes. the cost
OF said property TO be betrayed from
the issue OF Park and Boulevard
D. s03), and therefore oner the follow
Respectfuliy submitted.
JoHS l. JAK iT.ri re,r1n
CHAS. w. BURTON
ROBERT w. RUTTER
HENRY v. DE GAIsAN
MAURICE J. HEATING
Resolved. That the vote whereby re-
port OF Committee on Parks and Bouto .
wards. authorizing the Department OF
Parks and Bouleyards to purchase me- ,ne
Graw and Milford avenues Tor park
and boulevard purposes, was adopted
az a session held on the 10th Inst. -
&c. C. o. l7sl). be and the same Is here
rasnInAad nv OF tNDOKTapn-
ical error: and be II further
Resolved. That the Department 81
Parks and Boulevards be and II IS
hereby authorized and directed 10 pur-
chase from the persons hereinafter
mentioned for the amounts specified
below. the following pieces or parcels
Of land for park and boulevard pur-
WIN. W. Moore and Fred J.
Moore. lots 20 and H. Moore's oo 20
Lots II and 70 . l.70o. 90
VIM q Hensien. lot rs - 500 90
Mrs. Mary A. Campbell lots .oo On
Iohn i Needham. lot rs 1900 100000
G. II; Brown. 5 the e east st, 50 rd fre,
side or McGraw avenue be.
tween vlnewood and Milford 10000
Peoples state Bank the west
1875 feet or the eHst 2Os.75
feet north side OF McGraw
avenue between Vinewood oo ~
,a ana n' totaa Of issoo 90 to be paid
from the issue OF Park and Boulevard
Bonds authorized June g. 1919 81. g
c. D. 905l.
Adopted as Follows:
Ycas-Ald Behlow, Bell. burton.
Case De Gainn. Dill. Field. Freiwald
Gilman, Goicner, Guthard. Hindle. Jakel
Heating. Knapp, Lempke. Lfttleheid
Lodge, Nowc. 6Brien. Owen. Reinhardt.
son. Vernon. warteil. Wenzel and the
President-30.
Nays--None
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Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Streets TO whom was referred the petit
lions. of Q. c. Allen t2o15J, IL. Mack
Morris (l953). Doty g. stewart (2Os2),
Cass Avenue Electric Garage (iSsiJ,
and Woodward Tire d Repair Co.
$3.50 for permits to install combina-
tlon gasoline discharge systems and
lighting posts at curb line I'm front OF
various locations, and OF Philip Jacoby
$500, for permit TO Install six gaso-
line tanks In alley In rear OF IS How
ard street, respectfully report we have
had the same under consideration.
have consulted with the Corporation
Counsel and are by him advised that
the charter amendment adopted at the
election Nov. 3rd Relative %, the grant
ing OF permits for the occupation OF
streets. applies 90 privileges OF the ma
ture requested In the above petitions
and therefore recommend that the
same be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE ]. HEATING,
SHERMAN IITTLEFIELD,
GEO. A. OWEN
ELMER -. CASE ~
STEPHEN s. SKRZYCKI,
!. Accepted and adopted.
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Streets. TO whom was referred the Pc pc
tition OF william q. Morrison sloy9l,
requesting the privilege OF sathetlhs
waste paper from stores and hotels'
and OF +. W. Martin. OF al, U4ell, pro-
testing against the acceptance OF paw
ing on Rademachsr avenue anu ia
up. owing TO alleged unsatisfactory
condition OF the pavement. respeUt-
fully report we have had the same IN
der confederation and recommends tha'
each of-the above-Pstitions he denleu'
the matter OF the condition OF pave
ment on Rhdemacher avenne nhNins
been Investigated through the DephIs,
ment OF Public Works and by shIu
department reported 10 be In good con-
dttion.
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE j kEATlNG
SHERMAN LIT. EFlELp
GEORGE \. OWEN.
ELMER ID. CASE
STEPHEN :. SkltZNCkl
Accepted and adopted
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10 the Honorable the Common Councils:
~ .lenuemen Your Committee on
Ne ~ass and Means; TO whom was referred
A<eeeors. reqnesting total appro-
rrinticn OF tzIs.7s the same being in
pHymfpt OF bills incurred for ofir~
rrcctfuily report we have had the same
under confederation and Qnd that the
I<<ms making up the above amount
IIon with the work OF changing parti-
Hons and renodelinE the Assessors Of
me - tsn<. ~ rscenn>na thai
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To the Honorable the Common Councils;
Gentlemen ~ Your Committee on
Taxes, TO whom was referred the pc
Little Co Est. OF G y. Ray iss7l. II,
Houghton & Sons t17sD. c. +. stein
heiser GTs6l. McGraw Plaster Co.
G7s5l. Fairview Coal & supply CO
G794). c. n. Little Co G792) and
Bartlett supply CO. uTs3). all for the
cancellation OF the personal assess
ments levied against them for 1914.
owing 10 the consolidat ton OF said
companies as the United Fael & Sup
ply Co, respectfully report we have
had the same under consideration. and
recommend as compromise. that pc
titioners be allowed 10 pay the origi-
nal amount OF said assessments with
vided payment is rendered on or be-
fore Dec 1, 1914.
ANTHoNY NoW S1s
JAMES VERNON.
GODFREY FRElWALD
MOSES WARTELL.
w III. c. HINDLE..
w. wESZEL
BY Aid Movie;
Resolved. That the City Treasurer
be and he Is hereby authorized and in
structed TO accept from the persons
and firms hereinafter mentioned. the
original amount OF the personal as
sessments levied against them FOR the
year 1914 and cancel balance due
Provided. That payment is rendered
on or before Dec. ]. 1914
L..
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decentralization.

Aid Littleheld moved to reconsider
the vote by which the resolution was
aSopted.
Aid. Schemansky moved TO suspend
Rule % for the purpose OF indefinitely
rostponlng the motion to reconsider.
which motion prevailed as follows:
Case. De Galan, Dill, Field, Freiwaid.
Gilman. Goldner. Guthard, Hindle. .Jakel.
Heating Knapp Lempke, Littlefeld.
Lodge Movie. o Brien, owen. Reinhardt,
Rutter. Schemansky, Skrzych. Thomp-
ron. Vernon. wartell. wenzel and the
Prcsident--30.
Nays--None.
Aid Littleheld then moved that the
motion TO reconsider be indefinitely
which motion prevailed. --
: The regular order was resumed.
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Liquor Regulation.

Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation, TO whom was re-
ferred an ordinance entitled An ordi :
nance 20 amend and ordinance entitled
AN ordinance TO amend an ordinances
10 amend Chapter ISL Of the Compiled
Ordinances OF the City OF Detroit for
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To tho Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen---Your Committee on
Sewers 10 whom was referred the pc
titiOn Of william LcDuc G360) for the
OF sewer assessment lew
led against lot 8. block Z. lenders sub,
respectfully report we have had the
same under consideration and ind that
In 1886 the sum Of 1881 was paid for
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the same be paid out OF the Contingent
Furd. and therefore offer the follow
ing resolution,
Rsspsctfuly submitted.
JAMES VERNON
JOHN q. LODGE.
John T. THOM PSON,
GODFREY FREIWALD,
JOHN l. JAk Ell
. JACOB OUTWARD,
JOS SCHEMANSkY.
Accepted and on leave. the following
was offered;
BY Aid. Vernon:
Resolved THAT the City Controller he
and he Is hereby authorized and In
structed 70 pay bills presented by the
persons and firms hereinafter mention
ed in the sums specified, out OF the
Contingent Fund, 10 wit
George ]. Reindel g. Co..,.,..,.,,f5 500
Ernst Kern ,.....:......,...,.. $685.
]. y. Dounelly ,......,...,..r,.. 1910
Bernhardt Jacob .......... ..... 66lS
the same being for office furniture.
painting. repairs 10 furniture and Ak
lures etc. made necessary I'm connec-
ton with work OF remodeling Asses
sors' office
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Bchlow Blell. Burton.
Case, DE Galan. Dill Field. Freiwald,
Gilman, GoldI er, Guthard. Hindle. Jakel,
KeLting, Knapp, Lempke. I.ittIefed.
Lodge. Nowc, O'Brien. Owen Reinhardt.
Rutter Schemansky SkrZycki Thomp-
son. Vernon, Wartell Werzel and the
President--30.
Nays--None
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COMMON COUNCIL
from Pr.es ling Psgs.)

honorable body that am in receipt OF
the following Communication from Sec
fstary OF State Frederick c. Martin
Respectfully submitted,
'N RICHARD LINDSAY.
nwn fA et. City Click.
referred to-;
Mr. Richard Lindsay, City Clerk, De-
troit-
Dear Slr--Replying to your letter OF
November 18th, / have 10 acknowledge
copies of the charter amendments or
tho City OF Detroit. which have been
filed IN this office as OF November
i4th.1 H.".
Very respectfully,
{ T FREDERICK c. MARTINDALE,
ff .&s f-t Secretary of state
Accepted and placed on ile. ...
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Resolutions and Ordinances.

FIRST WARD.
BY Aid. Lodge
Resolved That the Public Lighting
Commission be and IL hereby request
ed to erect an arm light on Melbourne
avenue between John r. and Brush
street.
Adopted.
BY Aid owen:
Resolved That the Public Lighting
Commission be and is hereby request
ed TO maintain pole light In Han
cock avenue, between woodward ave-
nue. and John II. street.
SECOND WARD.
BY Aid. Burton:
an Ordinance to amend section 2 OF an
VordInance entitled can ordinance 60
amend section 2 OF an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance pfcscrfbfnE GER
tain limit. within the City of Detroit
where saloons, In which spirituous,
Intoxicating or malt liquors are sold
as n beverage, shall not hereafter he
established and maintnined, and sptr-
ftuous, Intoxicating or malt liquors.
sold therein, ard to repeal NIL ordt-
nances or partsCOfN ordinances fncon-
sistent herewith approved Feb. ~.
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section. 4. That Section of
an ordinance entitled An crdi-
nance TO amend Section . 81 an
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Heating, Knapp Lempke. Littlensld
Lodge. MOVIE. OBIien, Owen. Rsinhardt,
Ruttsr, Schemansky, Skrzych,> Thomp-
son. Vernon, Wartell. Wenzel and the
President-30.
Nays-None
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honorable body that the following
LIQUOR dealers applications and bonds
. 1899. as amended, have been iIled In
Applications.
1sae-Joseph Nigbor. for transfer
from So Lockwood avenue TO 1889
Pennsylyania avenue.
1s23-Thomas Gurski. for transfer
from 1858 81. Aubin avenue to sc Lock
PROFESSIONALISM Paczesny. for trans
Ter from li2S Military avenue TO 1858
ST. Auein avenue.
1ss-s Wayne street 20 1867 Wood
is2s-Nova Herczeg, for transfer
from 1i5s Ropelle street TO fo7
is27-Theodore Hauser. for transfer
from SIS Trombly avenue TO $50 Cope
land avenue.
Alex. weisman. for transfer from 1i5
Robert Nederlander (wholssaie), at
u Monroe avenue.
Thomas Grsld. for IS Lockwood
stsnisiau, PaeE.sny, for lsss St.
Mathew Lafata. for roe Riyard street
Edward Lscnsnce. for 1864 Rnsssn
ndwasd e. wHth. for ssOO ora.iot
Rsspsetfliy submitted.
a4 RICHARD LLNDsAY.
Rsferred TO Committee on Liquor
Unanimous consent being granted
AIc. I.ittlefield offered the following
TWELFTH WARD.
A Ordinances 90 amend Section 2. OF mn
Ordinances entitied. San ordinance TO
~ 49,
and sale Of fnnammabie liquids. and
the prodncfs thereof I'm the City of
Dstrottg approved October Is, 1914.
TT I'll e I HEREBY 5ls ORDAINED BY THE
2 an ordinance entitled. IAN ordi-
nance to regulate the use. handling.
LIQUIDS and the products thereof
In the City OF Detroit" approved
October 18th. 1914. be and the
same is hereby amended to read
ss. Sec !. Tn. following fees shall
pc paid annually for permits to
the City Boiler Inspector who
OF. separate and distinct from all
8 other fees, and shall daily pay
over TO the City Treasurer all
fees collected each day and take
the City Treasures receipt there
70 for, and file on the first OF each
~ month with the City Controller a
X fuu and complete report OF the
~ fees received for the previous
IA month.
10 Garage permit with or with
l6 out storage) .............s 500
IL Storage permit .......... 800
Is Retail dealers permit .... 400
~ Painters permit ........ 400
20 Paint and oil dealers permit zoo
q nJobbers' permit ...,.. $50
y Permit for each tank wagon so
b Manufacturers permit 500
= Dry cleaners permit ....... 1000
~ spoilers tdry cleaning) per-
rs nit ......,.....E .......... 500
Read twice by title ordered printed
And referred to Committee on Ordi-
nances. H-
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Liquor Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation. TO whom was refer
red an ordinance entitled An ordl-
snce 20 amend Section OF an ordi.
nance entitled An ordinance TO amend
Section 2 or an ordinance entitled An
ordinance prescribing certain limits
within the City OF Detroit where sa-
looms. in which spirituous, intoNicat-
ing or malt liquors are sold ms oey-
erage shall not hereafter be estao-
lished and maintained, and spirttuous
Intoxicating or malt liquors sold there
In, and TO repeal all ordinances or
parts OF ordinances inconsistent here
with" approved Feb. II. 1914, respect
fully report We have had the same
under consideration. and seeing no %,
lection thereto. recommend TINT sara
ordinance presented by Aid. Burton OF
this session, be passed as submitted
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS W. BURTON
MAURICE j. HEATING
ANTHONY NOWC.
JACOB GuTHARD.
ELMER ID. CASE.
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the privilege OF draining said lot into
public sewer that since then lateral
sewer has been built 20 drain the
premises. the assessment for whlch
amounted 10 t32.s6 which should stand
but the original payment or sZSsl
made I'm 1895 should be refunded upon
payment OF the lateral sewer assesS-
therefore recommends that petitioner
be allowed 10 pay the original amount
OF said lateral sewer assessment with
out penalty or interest, after when
the original amount can be refunded
! nd therefore offer the following reso-
luton.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
MOSES WARTELL.
HENRY V. DE GAIAAN.
iOHN l.. JAKEL
Accepted, and on leave, the follow
Ing resolution was offered:
By Aid. Rutter:
Resolved. That the City Treasurer he
and lie Is her-sy authorized and In
strSeted to accept from William lie
iginal amount OF lateral sewer assess
ment levied against Lot s, Block J,
lenders SUBJ" CRoll 5465. fol 70l, In
tho year 1895, without penalty and in
terest. and cancel balance due,
Adopted as follows:
Ncas-Ald Behlow Bleil. Burton.
Case. De Galn. Dill. Field, Freiwald
Gilman. Goldner. Guthard. Hindle Jakel
Keatine Knapp Lempke, Littleield
Ruttcr. Schemansky Skrzycki Thomp-
son Vernon wartell Wenzel and the
President--30
Nays--None,
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TO the Honorable the Common Council:
esnsisnsn = Your Committees on
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YeRs-Ald, Beblow. Bell, Burton,
Case. De Galan. Dill Field Freiwald.
Gilman, Goldner. Guthard, Hindle. Jakel,
Heating, Knapp. Lempke, Littlefeld.
Rutter. Schemansky, Skrzyck Thomp-
son. Vernon. Wartell Wenzel and the
President-S0.
Nays-None
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From the Clerk.

Gentlemen--I beg TO advise your
honorable body that the following
LIQUOR dealers applications and bonds
under Act 29l OF the Public Acts OF
1899. as amended, have been He'd In
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Read twice by title ordered printed
md referred to Committee on ordi-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-04-23
P0pery, i'm HIS Relation tO Civil
and Religious Liberty.

THERE has been such a demand for the
February Watson's Magazine in which
full reply was made to Cardinal Gibbons
amazingly false sermon, that we have put the
article in booklet form.
The reader can easily verify every state
GENTLY interested to consult the standard
authorities.
We will send the booklet at 10 cents a copy,
prepaid; 10 copies for Is cents; 100 copies
for $500.
TIE JEFFERSONIAN PUB. co.
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-04-23
Some MeditatiOns On the POliti-
cal TOEnbs I'm the State
Nf GmnwSrS~
OF Georgia.

GENTLEMEN: From what I can see on the
~ horizon, this is the time to send our Hon.
Thomas b. Watson to the United States Senate
70 succeed the late Senator Bacon, provided Mr..
Watson would accept it,
This hight would put Gov. Jno. M. Slaton, or ex-
governor Brown on to Hoke Smith for his job.
~ seems under the trading going in Atlanta
at present among them, no one is to tackle Hog
eye Smith.
In my opinion with Mr. Watson and Gov Jno
M Slaton IN the U. S. Senate from Georgia. would
give Georgia two of the ablest Senators of any
state IN the union. Respectfully,
Ga c.. w. JONES.
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THE eJEFFERSONIAN

and never realized how the Secretary was
dlvorclng the Governor from his powerful
friends.
To this political dead-hay toter, Uzm the
Hon. John Marmalade Slaton fell heir, and
1t was baleful inheritance. Ulm crept in,
and Ulm crept out, like the worm in the
skull, until Jack Slaton was hardly on speak
Ing terms with the very men whose zeal and
unselfish support had given him such walk
over to the Mansion.
On the other hand, Slaton was soon thick
and confidential with the most mercenary Of
the Smith partisans, and was strengthening
the Smith machine as fast as gubernatorial
appointments could do it.
Actually, if Slaton had been the first lieu
tenant of Smith, sworn to color the political
map with Smith, he could not have gone
about the job more etfectually
All this time he fattered himself he was
fooling the anti-Smith men, and was making
q machine for himself. In fact, he did not
fool the anti-Smith men for moment; and
he did not make machine for himself He
made one for Smith, all right and that is
just what Smith and the two cherubic How
ellis meant him to do
Then, as a browning golly and act of bad
faith, has man Tim a0aS sent before the
E'9ecmtive COMMITTEE ofght the County Unit
Plan
If Ulm did not act for Slaton in that mat
ter, 2ohy did SZ0ton Immediately choose Tim
as his campaign manager?
After Ulm had made three speeches against
the County Unit Plan, and after Judge Rufe
Hutchens had completely whipped Ulm and
the two seraphic Howells, then, neat dag, the
other Sldton secretary, one Perry, was sent up
to the room to say that Slaton favored the
County Unit Plan.
Too zate my lords and gentlemen!
You can't fool us, all the time. In fact,
you never can fool us any more.
We have not forgotten the shameful frauds
of the Macon Convention. We have not for
gotten how the Atlanta Convention of 1912
was packed with Atlanta bums paid to howl
down the country delegates, aOho had aeon the
Underwood fight.
Governor ,Slatons in bed with the Hog-eye
man: let him look to the Hog-eye man for
votes.
He can't get them from us.
He fooled us, good and proper, but he
won't do it twice.
The handful of Atlanta lawyers that rep
resent the corporations, the liquor interests,
and the professional office-seelzers can't 291n
Deer the balance Of the State.
They may muzzle the three Atlanta dallles,
and buy up some others; but they can't muzzle
the people, and they can't buy the voters.
Jack Slaton lost the opportunity Of his life
when he virtually confessed that he was too
much of political coward to run against the
self-appointed Senator Smith.
Without leaving the Executive office day,
Slaton could have beaten Smith by 10000
votes. la4
A9y good man can do al. h