The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-06-21
Implicitly TO MARK
GARnWICK INAUGURAL
Lana AND RECEPTION TO
enncEDE ADMINISTRATION
~ OATH SATURDAY.

Etse have been perleoteu ior nv
P' '',.t;on of Thomas w. Hard
-overnor of Georgia on June Is
In,ser P. Andrews, former state
Wv heads the special sub-com-
',s' +be other members of which
y" I,r,es B. Nevin, Clayt Robson.
sc!.d Patterson and Barney Ber-
+. inaugural ceremonies, which
he very simple, at the request OF
ss,,,nor.elect Hardwick, will consist
nsrade OF civilians beginning at
a,,htree and Harris streets at II
III the morning of June Is, pro-
sIirg through Peachtree to White
1 to Hunter, thence to the state
s;toI The governor-elect and his
" will be preceded in the parade
l members of the Spanish war vet
Of which organization Mr..
[ivick is a member. General ].
Holt Nash, adjutant general OF
g-cia. will be marshal OF the day.
h. party will reach the capitol at
bO o'clock, when a reception will
held in the executive Offices until
4 kO o'clock. The inaugural commit
from the general assembly then
8 reach the executive offices to take
.rpe Of the governor-elect and the
sirder of the ceremonies accord
to program adopted by the leg
oIatform to accommodate 100
Inns will be erected on the Wash
on street entrance to the capitol
here the Inauguration will take
Judge Roscoe Luke, of the Geor-
court of appeals and lifelong
M Of Governor-elect Hardwick,
administer the oath of office.
l. Vereen, chairman of the state
gural committee and state demo-
c executive committee, presided
The meeting, which was attended
Committeeman from each of the
I've congressional districts, and 9th
comment friends of Governor-elect
dwick. Judge Joseph E. Pottle, OF
edgeville, delivered an address in
h the ability and achievements OF
iOrmer United States senator, who
become Georgia's chief executive,
d lauded.
h Sheffield, of Americas, repre-
the Third congressional district
The inaugural committee.
Defend Georgia's Good Name in
Inaugural Address.
hile no official announcement has
made by Mr.. Hardwick as to the
Is to be touched in his inaugural
eSS it is understood that it will be
and to the people at large, fiscal
ers being eliminated until he sends
message to the legislature.
IS understood that the inaugural
tsS will advocate and outline a
Of democratic simplicity in the
nStratlon and aimed particularly
oSe who have been accused of in
lg the state of Georgia both at
and abroad.
addition to enunciating the broad
pIes Of his campaign utterances
understood that Mr.. Hardwick
peal with the race question i'll a
70 appeal to the conservative ele-
OF the state and country instead
agitatorS.
is learned today that there is a
strong probability that the in
Pg legislature will be asked by
lew administration to look very
ay INTO the advisability of sub
ng a state income tax, to be
'ed under system practically the
as That in use by the federal gov
nt' This information comes from
flleh who have lately been in
ence with Governor-elect Hard
understood this plan, if it
De worked out, will supplant
IsSent strict ad valorem system
Ta aGI based on property values,
u ,I therefore automatically do
WIN the tax equalization sys-
Is also understood that there
ae method in contemplation,
'an be worked out under the
ieueral law, by which there
Inverted to the state a certain
u me income tax now collect
ae federal government, which
IS SAID, mean the alienation
%gsns double income tax as it
!, i'a. IS one income tax by the
4. government and another by
..a suggestion which is said to
man, NM made to certain of the lead
lug the new administration
t,. mat OF diverting one of the
n ,s@tS now in effect from the
h. a. 10 the state treasury. That
h n !, Done by obtaining from con-
rpIisf ~ present session an irnme-
s,s U rom the tax of one cent
md Oh all and 10 cent soft
3rs au IS, SO on proportionately,
ins . Ioid over the counters of
h i. NE relief being obtained
;%Iueral government; that the
s sS' al thereuDon put into
tbe e s state statute reim-
BE- co sane tax on the same arti-
,ea. v"Lected and turned into the
tba IN the same way
oa, III machinery already in
% addition I'D of no new newt tax bur bur-.
Il du 5ns ultimate consumer, and
ryvrisys upon the dispensers OF
tbe e-'T IS, 1t is not known Official
fnsI T,,n e5 OF these suggestions
ly adopted or not.
NY IS ELECTED