The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-11

destroys first its own moral fiber
and ultimately brings destruction up.
on itself.
wherefore we ask our fellow citi
zens to unite with us in upholdine
white supremacy by maintaining the
upon which white supremacy depends
we have no affiation with THE
| National Association For The AID
vancement Of Colored People, or any
other similar organization with OF
without the State of Georgia.
What Committee Asks.
I'VE advocate:
a., Education for all none should
be left to learn by chance those
man regardless of color.
"2. Upbuilding and protecting the
purity of both the white and Negro
races.
%. The enforcement of contracts
and of the law.
"a. The immediate arrest of all
| persons charged with crime. their pro-
lection under arrest, a speedy and
fair trial and the quick punishment
of those convicted.
"5. The support of all public Off
| Gals in the performance of their du-
ties; the condemnation of those who
tall through fault of their own to up
&c. Separate. but decent sanitary
and adequate accommodations for both
~. The removal of causes for fric
ton. fear, suspicion and i'll will be-
tween whites and blacks by intelligent
conference and cooperation be-
tween the leaders of both races.
49, Publicity. knowledge of facts
will end any evil.
80. The gospel of justice, mercy
and mutual forbearance for all.
a. Social equality between the
90 Politicians seeking office by
tanning the flames of race prejudice.
"S, Criminals by their lawless acts
bringing condemnation upon all Geor-
gia.
"a. Lynch law and mob violence.
3. Murder peonage, nlght-riding
mobs and other forms of crime and
those who defend such crimes as evil
dence of or necessary to white supre-
macy
&c. The violation of contracts by
laborer or employer.
~. The propaganda being used to
lnflame the minds of both whites and
blacks with reference to the question
of race relations.
%. The oppression and intimida-
ton Of the weak and ignorant.
Ask FOR support.
"As Georgians we have been stirred
d dhf oT H Georgia s an9 9 South
try to serve our State and people.
We ask and believe that we shall re-
Signed by Samuel 3. Adams. Sa-
yannah, Ca, w. W, Alexander. At
Theodore p. Atkinson, Newman, Ga;
William H. Barrett, Augusta, Ga;
l.. o. Bricker. Atlanta, Ga; Elliott
Cheatham. Atlanta, Ga; Andrew ].
Cobb, Athens, Ca; Harry Curtis. Ma
con, Ga: Charles w. Daniel, Atlanta,
Ca; Mrs. Archibald Davis. Atlanta,
John ]. Eagan, Atlanta, Ga; H. 4.
Ethheridge, Atlanta, Ga; James p.
Faulkner Atlanta. Ga. Floyd Field,
Atlanta, Ca: Miss Irma Il. Finley. At
lanta. Ga; Mrs. z. l. Fitzpatrick, Mad
ison, Ga; Walter B. Hill, Atlanta, Ga ;
NJ. M. Jackson Atlanta, Ga; c. ..
Jones, Atlanta, Ga; NJ S. Britain At
NJ. Ashby Jones. Atlanta. Ga; W; P.
King. Decatur, Ga; ]. r. Mccain, De-
catur, Ga: John A. Manget, Atlanta.
Ga; David Marx, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs.
George Mathews, Fort Valley, Ga; h
g, Matheson' Atlanta Ga; w "
Mercer, Fitzgerald, Cal; F. Roger
| Miller Macon, Ga; James Morton, At
ianta, Ga; John B, Moss, Athens, Ca
| Mrs w. j. Neel. Cartersville. Ga
James B. Nevin, Atlanta, Ga: l. ID
Newton, Atlanta, Ga; w. L. Philips
Louisville, Ga; d. Turner Quilliia,hh
AtantS' Ca Mrs Mrs. " Frs sfepb sml5n
Atlanta. Ga; Nathan Thompson, Nor
A cross, Ga. Marvin l. Thrower Atlanta
Ga; Il. NJ Underwood. Atlanta, Ga
w. Woods White, Atlanta Ga; G.: u
Wilmer. Atlanta, Ga; j. Bailey Cor
don, Rome. Ga.