davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
,MoLNAR JEN6 (Budapsst)

volt, megbolygatta a sziveket a
teljes szahadsag elerhetetlennak
tetsz6 kepe. Noah szavai bizalmat
ontottek csiiggedt, sorvadt lei
kekbe. Az a bizottsag azonban a
melyre a new-yorki rajongo, aki
illetve bevandorlas iranyitasat
bizta, kijelentette, hogy mem
kivan reszt venni, ebben a mum
kaban. Abraham de Cologne,
Franciaorszag f6rabbija ugy nyi-
latkozott, hogy Istennek megvan
maga szandeka Izrael nepevel
es senki halandonak mines meg
engedve, hogy Izrael megmente-
set a maga m6djan kiserelje meg,
beleavatkozva Istennek akarata-
ba.
Elhangzott Noah lelkes felhiva-
sa es = egyetlen kivandorl6 SEM
jelentkezett. A buzg6 allamala-
pit6t ez sem keseritette ell. Celtu-
datosan haladt tovabb utjap es
1S25-ben iinnepelyesen deklaral-
ia es letette az Ararat alapk0vet.
Buffalo varosa ere az alkalom-
ra megtelt az erdekl6dok tome
gevel. Az 4lnnepi menetben reszt-
vettek a hadsereg, a kereszteny
egyhazak, hat6sagok, testiile-
TEX es a szabadkomuvesseg kepvi
seloi. A menet ellen, ,piros .talar-
ban, mellen aranyerelnmel, Noah
haladt.es fenyes kiseretevel a pro
testans templomba vonult, abel
mar oda volt helyezve zsid6-al-
lam alapkove. Templomi zene
szolt, a korus zengett es a zsolta-
rokat enekeltek a puritanok es
protestans lelkesz gy0nyoru
imat mondott. Az alapk6 felirasa
ICY sz6l:
"Halljad Izrael, mi Isteniink,
az egyediilval6 Isten!
Ararat, szabad varos, alapitot-
ia Mordechai Manuel Noah 55S7-
ben, Tisri hawaiian, az amerikai
fuggetlenseg 5O-ik eveben.''
;. .Eddig volt, mem tovabb. Az
alom, alom maradt. Ararat varo-
saba mem kivankozott senki, ISL
d6-orszag mem epiilt fel. Az alap-
ko Buffalo varos muzeumaba ke-
rult, ma is oft lathat6. Noah pc
dig dolgozott tovabb, sok sep
konyvet es szindarabot irt es
meghalt 1851-ben.
Halala utan hetven evvel, Ia
madt fel eszmeje: zsido-allam.
De mem Niagara partjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
ray vkLLA1.AT FEJI6Dfsr

Olvas6ink mai szamunk ban ta-
kljak The Foreign Trade De-
velopment Co. hirdeteset, melyet
igazan erdemes figyelemmel at
olvasni s az abban foglaltakat
megszivlelni.
Ez a vallalat iskola peldaja
annak, hogy becsiiletes mnnkaval,
kitartassal Macy aharattal -
a semmib6l is lehet sep cred
menyt produklani. Az emlitett
vallalat ezel6tt- tizen0t esztend6-
vel alakult, mint kozvetit6 ceg
t0lt0tte be kereskedelmi szere-
pet. A vallalat hatalmas fejl0de;
sc azonhan sziiksegesse teszi an
max nagyobbitasat, idegen toke-
erdekeltsegek bevonasat. Ez altal
azutan lehet0ve van maid teve,
hogy ceg kozvetlenul termelo-
tol vasarolhassa be szlksegleteit
$ ICY kikapcsolva "a k0zvetito ke-
reskedelem hasznat, mintegy 40
szazalekot takarithasson meg.
A tarsasag ,jelenleg meg mem
bocsatja piacra reszvenyeit, mind
0ssze felakarja kelteni maga
irant azok erdekl6deset akik
penztiket biztos jol jovedelmezo
helyen akarjak befektetni. Ha a
vallalat mcgkapta a New Yoork
allamban sziikseges reszvenytar-
sasagi engedelyet, ugy piacra
dobja Z szaza1ekot jovedelmez6
reszvenyeit, valamint t0rzs-k0tve
nyeit, melyek mindegyike biztos
S j6 ,befektetes lesz. !,
Amerika a Macy iizlttek ,haza-
ia, rengeteg lehet6seg kinalkozik
mindenki szamara - sajnos csak
kevesen ragadjak meg, a, kedve-
zo soha vissza mem ter6 alkal-
nakiat, sokan mem ,egyszcr elsa
lasztjak szerencsejuket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

VSOHtJdlU luhHl Jd. DC eAA-Au uoA-IAdi
mincezren megis jelentkeznek; -
velte Noah. ennyi embert ell .le-
het helyezni a kis Niagara-menti
szigeten. y
Nehany honap mulva, eppen
szaz esztendeje lesz, hogy Noah
kialtvanyt int6zett az egesz vilag
zsid6sagahoz. Erdekesnek tart
jnk ezt a ritka irasmiyet szosze-
rint reprodukalni.
"En, Mordechai Manuel Noah,
az Eszakamerikai EgyesUlt ALA
mok polgara, azelott ,konzula .Tu-
niszban, New York sheriffje .es Is
ten kegyelmeb6l Izrael fvezere es
hiraja vilag zsid6saganak tudo-
masara hozom, hogy szamara me-
nedekhely kesziil, ahol bekeben,
vigaszban les boldogsagban lesz
resze, amelyet korabbi evszaza-
dok turelmetlensege es tevelyge-
sci megtagadtalS tole., - ottho-
nuk lesz egy szabad es hatalmas
orszagban; ahol szemelyik, va
gyonuk es vallasi hagyomanyuk
a legteGesebb biztonsagnak Or
yendhet, olyan orszagban,, amely
nagy segit6forrasair6l, foldjenek
gazdagsagarol es egeszseges eg-
hajlatarN nevezetes, ahol a szor-
galomi 'biztatasra es hlseg juta-
lomra lel,. II tejjel-mezzel folyo
orszag, ahol Izrael beken elhet
sz6llei es figefai kozott ahol
megtanulhatja a kormanyzas tu-
domanyat, Observation-Disclosures ci-
vilizacio aldasaival, hogy azutah
efpglalhassa ezt a. helyet, amely
. =
nekl e foldon oroksegul jutott.
Istennek neveben eletbe hivom es
feltamasztom zsid6 nemzetet. az
Egyesii,t Allamok alkotmanya-
max es torvenyeinek oltalma
alatt."
Zsid6orszag f6varosanak EFT a
nevet adta: Ararat" Ga bibliai
Ararat hegyseg utan). A vilag
valamennyi rabbijanak meghagy
ia, hogy szolitsak fel hiveiket a
kivandorlasra, fokepp a fiatalabb
nemzedeket buzditsak, hogy tele-
piljenek lie Ararat varosaban. Te-
kintettel ARA, hogy fokepp Eu-
ropa keleti orszagaibol vart nagy-
mArtekii kivandorlast, a tobb-
nejiiseget megtiltotta, az egesz
akci6 yegrehajtasat pedig a pari-
81, londeni es bordeaux forab-
bikra, tovabba nehany vilaghiru
zsid6 tud6sra bizta.
A hatassaL amelyet ez a felhi-
vas kellett, bizonyara mem volt
megelegedve Noah, ''Izrael bira-
ja. Az europai zsid6k reszint fel-
haborodva utasitotta vissza ait
az onerzetes, szerintiik: 0ntelt
hangot, amely a sz6zatbol kicsen-
diilt, reszint kinevettek, s6t XII
gunyoltak a zsid6-orszag almod6-
Jat. Tudvalevo, hogy zsid6k min
denitt rendkivul intenziy szellemi
eletet elnek akit egyszer a kri-
tikajuk. boncol6kese ala vesznek,
az aligha kerul XII ep tagokkal.
Icy jart gyonyorii tervet sz0-
v6 Noah is. Europaban mulat-
sagos oldalar6l fogtak fel a dol
got, bar - hozza kell tennink
tortenelmi igazsag kedveert -
azokban az orszagokban, ahol a
zsidok helyzete kilonosen sulyos
MllllllllIlIlllllIlilllIIIl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
The Foreign Trade Development
Company.

Kerjiik olvasoinkat, vegyek Fl
gyelembe a mai szamunkban k0
z0lt hirdeteset akik erdeklGd.
mex az vi vallalkozas irant, azok
kerjenek a megadott cimtol resi-
letesebb felvilagositasokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
4 RE-. EaYHkz URM.

Elssamolas. - Az egyhaz juli-
US loan tartott nagyon jI ri,
kerllt mulatsagarol az elszawQ'
last multi heten ejtettek meg, !
tisfta jovsdslem 451,2l-sl gazda,
gitotts az egyhfs spaiattrit.
Ismsrked6si sstSly. "a Ref.
Ifjusagi Kor tagjai elhatArozt4k,,
hogy augustus 17-en este isuer-
kedesi est&lyt rendeznek = ten
plom slatti ASlyisegbea,
Etvezetes MiscrraI gfogjAk meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
MORDECIIAI NOAH
Buffalo
a Noahfae menedekhey
AMERIKA


S&rgult papirok, regi konyvek
k0zStt laposgatok. A zsid6sag i'll
dSztstSs&r5l, szenvedeseir5l, mar
tiroms&gAr6l, progromekrol es
egyeb remsegekr5l beszelnek a
halovany betik. Oroszorszag, To
rokorszag, Olaszorszag, Francia-
orssag, Nemetorszag, sot meg
Anglia is. !. Mindeniitt a kozep-
kori gyulolk0des, az 6ruletig FIJI
t0tt fanatizmus. veres kitoresei.
Uz0tt vad a zsid6, maidnem min
den emberi jogok nelkiil, egyene-
sen raszoritva olyan "iizleti teve-
kenysegre" melyet polgarjog,
testi biztonsag, szemelyes sza-
bads&g birtokaban laza lelki-
is4eet is elutasit magat6l es meg
vetend6nek tart. = n
Elk occidente lux. Amerika
fel6l csiHan fel az els5 sugar. Az
,emberseg, Ia meltanyossag, az
egyenlSs6g hajnalfenye, A nagy
Washington mondja XII a dont5
H
isz6t, az smerikai zsid6 hitk0zse-
igekhez, intezett leveleben: "Nem
'lehet ma. toIorenciar6l beszelni,
mem lehet arr6l besze, ,lni, mintha
ID tarsadalom egyik osztalya csu-
pan, egy mask osztaly elnezese
'feaytan elvezne jogokat. Az Egye
silt ,Aslamok kormanya csupan
egyet hysn, AT, hogy asok az
snbsrsk. alEik oltalma alatt aha
max il polglrok lsgysnek Is ia
'mogassak az allamot''. Az egyen-
jogusag es szabadsAg scent hit
vallasat foglaljak magqkban ezek
szavak. A maroknyi s.amerikai
zsid6sag teljes politikai felszaba-
ditaxanak gondolata a tizennyol-
cadik szazad vegen utat tort ma
ganak es 1S25-ben mar megalkot-
ia kongresszus AIT t0rvenyt'
amely a zsid6knak minden pol
gsrjogot megad
Ere az id6re esik egy Macy
tehetsegii new-yorki ir6nak es hir
lapirdnak, Mordechai Noah-nak az
- ma is fantasztikusnak lat
sz6 = kiserlete, hogy az Europa
szerte ild0zott, bolyg6 zsid6knak
otthont, menedeket epitsen Anne
rikaban. Mordechai Noah nagy te-
kintelynek orvendett New York
ban, ahol mint egy zsidohitii
amerikai szabadsagharcos fla
1785-ben sziletett. Huszonnyolc
esztendGs koraban az Egyesiilt
Allamok konzula volt Tunis-ban.
AIT a feladatot biztak ra, hogy
az angol-amerikai haboru folya-
man Algir fogsagba esett ameri-
kai katonakat kiszabaditsa. Fe-
nyes eredmennyel vegezte ell a
munkat, maid visszatert New
Yorkba. Noah-t rendkiviili mer-
tekben foglalkoztatta a hazatlan,
nyom0ral kiizkod3 zsid6k hely-
zete. Mint kes0bb Theodor Herzl,
a cionizmus apostolic, 3 is ARA
vegso kovetkeztetesre jutott,
hogy az eur6pai antiszemitizmust
mindaddig mem lehet gyokeresen
kiirtani, mig a zsid6knak mines
egy orszaguk, egy allamuk, ahol
mesmlvelhet6 foldet szerezhet-
mex es bekesen kiepithetik tarsa-
dalni slstiket. Ahhoz, hogy ezt
Macy problem&t megoldja es a
gyakorlatban ugy valositsa meg,
hogy . sok milli6 zsid6 biztos
megelhetest talaljon az vi haza-
ban, termeszetesen olyan anyagi
segitSeszkozokre volna szukseg,
ameyekkel a j6m6du, de mem dus-
gazdag Mordechsi Noah mem rem
delkezctt. Mindenestre megnyug
tatta azonban, hogy nemcsak hir-
deti zsido-orszag igejet, hanem
tennl is kssz erte.
Buffalo v6ros mellett, q Ma
~ z -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
VI MAGYAR ltjZI.ETEMBER.
Weiner Leo 6hazahan kepzett ba.
dogosmester vallalkoxasa.
A badogosszakmaba vag6 munkakat q
legolcs6bban sa 1egjobban vegzi.

A Liberty Sheet Metal Works
ceg alatt vi tyallalkozas indult
meg varosunkban. A vallalat tu-
laJdonosa Weiner Leo magyar test
veriink, Akronb6l kerilt Young
stownba lit 47e West Federal
Street alatt nyitotta meg miihe-
lyet. Weiner odahaza tanulta meg
mesterseget, ugy hogy annak
minden csinjat-binjat erti. Ame-
rikaban mar evek hosszu sora 6ta
dolgozik egyike a legkitun6bb
szakembereknek.
Magyar .testvereink figyelmet
felhivjuk ere cegre, vagja XII
mindenki ezt a nehany sort - nem
tudja, nikor lesz rea sziiksege.
Ha valakinek badogos szakma-
ba vag6 munkara, vagy javitasra
van sziiksege, hivja fel telefonon
Weiner mestert, aki a legnagyobb
keszseggel all a magyar testve-
rex rendelkezesere. A ceg telefon
szama: 425O3. Minden munkat a
legjobban, leggyorsabban S leg
olcs6bban vegez Ell. A ceg mint
elsorangu szakerto hires, furnace
javitasair6l. Aut6fenderek s ra.
diatorok is legjobban javitst-
max.
Magyar hazihsszonyainknak sok
szor van baja sparherdokkal,
ezeknek a megjavitasat Weiner
mesternel senki sem erti jobban.
The Washington times., 1924-12-22

Solution TO Friday Puzzle.
The Washington times., 1924-12-22
WOMAN KlDNAPER'S
PARDON PLEA HELD UP

HARRISBURG, Dec. 22.-The rec
ommendation of the trustees Of the
Western penitentiary. Pittsburgh,
for the pardon Of Helen Boyle, now
on parole after serving .approxi-
mAtely half Of term of twenty.
five years for her part in the kid.
naping of Willie Whitla, of Sharon,
Pa. in 1908, was one of several
recommendations held up by the
State board of pardons.
The board also held under advise.
ment an application for commute.
ton of the death sentence imposed
on Joseph Diano. Allegheny coun.
ty. convicted OF murder In the first
degree for the killing of his wife.
The case was submitted on briefs.
without argument before the board,
an unusual proceeding in the case
OF a man under sentence OF death.
Diano's execution has been fixed
for the week beginning January s.
The Washington times., 1924-12-22

$28 Elgin Bracelet Watches,
white gold, guaranteed 2E
years: Elgin movement. n1nJ
Specially priced. OH
The Washington times., 1924-12-22

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TAIRB DIAMOND ENGAGE
MENT RING, EXTRA FINE
AND Lillian GEM,
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The Washington times., 1924-12-22

Another Handsome Wrist
Watch, set with brilliant
stones, and last word in unique
ness and beauty. She viii ap-
prectate . watch like this cor
one. A big value at. :. DOB
The Washington times., 1924-12-22
VERTICAL.

|. TO remove the blossom from
cranberries.
z. Fragment.
3. You and /.
I. Religious women.
5. A. beverage.
6. Tuberculosis (abbr.l
The Washington times., 1924-12-22

Lady's 14-kt. White Cold
Filled Wrist Watches, jeweled
movement, rectangular model;
q gem Of a watch that she will
admire. Specially priced Go
The Washington times., 1924-12-22

White Gold Wrist Watches.
cushion, octagon or tonneati
shape. 25-year white or green
gold-flled jeweled C7 IN
adjusted movement ID oOU
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-19
NATIONAL ASSN. URGES
GROWERS USE CHANGE

SELMA, Ala, 19.-Declaring It's
faith in cooperative marketing as
a principle and in the National Pc
can Growers Exchange, the Ala
bama Pecan Growers Association in
its spring contention here urged all
pecan growers to market their pc
cans through the Exchange and to
take an active part in It's affairs,
taking the position that this is the
only way in which products of this
kind can be handled with equal
justice to both producers and con
sumner.
The convention was attended by
125 representative growers ard TIE
pecan industry was discussed from
all angles by both scientists and
growers.
The entertainment features Of
the convention were a banquet and
trips to pecan orchards in the bici-
nifty Of Selma, Mobile, Birmingham
and Auburn were contestants for
the next convention. The time
and place will be decided by the di-
rectors and will be announced soon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-19
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young! Bring Back Its
Natural Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn
gray, streaked and faded hair beauti-
fully dark and luxuriant. Just few
applications will prove revelation if
your hair is fading, streaked or gray.
Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur rec
ipe at home, though, is troublesome.
An easier way is to get a bottle of
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
at any drug store all ready for use.
This is the old-time recipe improved by
the addition of other ingredients.
While wispy gray, faded hair is not
sinful we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractiveness.
By darkening your hair with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one
can tell, because it does it SO naturally,
so evenly You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared, and, after an
other application or two, your hair be-
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
luxuriant
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-19
BILL MAY END BOTH
RAILROAD STRIKES
Measure Designed to End Trans
portation Interruptions APP
proved By Committee

WASHINGTON, May ia rail
road strike or lockout threatening
transportation emergency would
result Systematically in suits by the
Government to throw the roads al
fected into receivership under an
amendment to the Hcwell-Barkley
bill approved by a Senate sub-com
mittee.
The bill itself. which provided
for abolition of the Railroad Labo.
Board and substitution Of a system
of adjustment tribunals on which
both the roads and their employees
would be represented, then was re-
ported favorably by the sub-com-
mittee to the full Interstate Com
merce Commission. A similar bill
is to come up in the House early
next week.
The amendment reported by the
subcommittee provides specifically
that when a strike or lockout re
suited on a railroad which the PresI
dent considers may bring ,raus
portation crisis. he shall at once IL
struct the Attorney General to file
a suit for receivership and shall
seek appointment as receiver Of q
man "who has no financial connec
ton with the railroad"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-19
MISS EDNA BOLTON
ENTERTAINS SENIORS

LESLIE, May 19.-The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bolton was the
scene Friday evening, of a beau
tiful reception given by Miss Edna
Bolton, a junior Of Union High
to the seniors. This was the sec
ond Of a series of social functions
given in their honor.
The reception hall and living
room were artitically decorated in
the class colors green and white.
Miss Bolton was assisted in enter
tanning by Miss Aline Dell.
Sandwiches and punch were
served throughout the evening.
The seniors present were Bernlce
Bradley, Terra Kinard, Sarah, RyaIs.
Gladys Murphy Lucille c onners
Fannie Harp, Ruth Harvey, Edith
Clifton, Grace Hammett, Hugo
Bradley, Emory Cooke, Mary Barn
es, Carolyn Dell, Ruby Lee Bass,
7. f. Bradley and Robert Daniels.
Invited to help enjoy the occa,
sion were, Gleton Johnson, TeIford
Bowen, Edwin Sampson, A. L. Glea-
ton, Donald Watson Robert Hines,
Green Bryan, Frank johnson, john
Ed Peel, Marie Johnson, Mary
Lou Johnson, Lucille Kinard and
Aline Dell
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-19
MISS GRIFFIN AND
MR.. BROWN MARRY

VALDOSTA, May 19.-Thc
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Griffin
on Marion street was the scene Of
pretty wedding this morning when
oheir daughter Miss Nellie Griffin,
became the bride Of Mr. j. w.
Brown. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. N. H. Williams, Of
the Methodist church, and was wit
messed by the reatives and close
friends of the bride and groom.
The wedding music was played
by Miss Snead.
The Griffin home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with
roses, lilies and ferns. An impro-
vised altar of American beauty
roses, Madonna lilies and ferns
formed lovely background in The
living room. In the dining room
and sun parlor vases of pink roses
and ferns we're used with charming
effect.
The bride was lovely in a blue
coat suit with grey shoes and grey
accessories. Her hat was blue
close-fitting model with grey trim
mings, and with this becoming eos
tune she wore a corsage Of valley
lilies and rose buds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left after
the ceremony for Macon, over the
highway and will take the train in
Macon for Sterling, H., where they
viii visit Mr. Browns relatives.
On their return to Valdosta they
viii be with Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin
for a few days after which they will
reside at sos Charlton street.
The bride, who is a very attrac-
tive young woman, has many friends
in this city. The groom holds q
responsible position with the South
ern railroad, and has made many
friends since coming here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-19
90 Per Cent Of People
Have Lower TaNeS

stabilized so that outside capital vii
flow into the state. To that end,
take my text: Economy and tax re
duction."
Economy: Ebery useless job
must be abolished; duplication by
differer. departments of the stav2
stopped, and every wasted doilaf
saved. The details of this program
will be explained during the cam
paign.
Taxation: The ad yalorem tax
of five mills for state purposes
must be taken of our taxpayers. It
is out of date. That will save five
million dollars to our taxpayers.
One-half of this can be supplied by
a real inheritance tax, the only tax
that cannot be passed on to the com
sumner, and the other one half can
be supplied by a luxury tax, a tax
that cannot be passed on to the
consumer.
"The county tax must be limited,
not to exceed fifteen mills, ana
this written into our constitution.
The city tax rate must be linn
ted, not to exceed fifteen mills,
and this written into our consti-
tuition.
''The tax levy for education
should be by the county, and limit
ed to just enough to run the schools
when added to state aid.
The tax equalization law must
be repealed.
''The above tax program would
stabilize our tax laws for this gen
Grafton and bring relief to ninety
per cent of our people, and cause
untold millions to come into our
state to develop our resources. This
would cause Georgia to follow
North Carolina and regain her place
as foremost state of the South.
81 am opposed to an income tax,
for it is not needed, and wealth
needs rest from taxation.
Education: l have stood for ten
years, in the legislature, for all
possible aid to education from the
primary grade to the top of the uni
versity, but the homes of the farm
ers and laborers must not be sold
even for taxes for education.
'The state school fund should be
converted into an equalization
school fund, so that the children of
Dawson county would have the
same opportunities as those of Full
ton county.
THE county board of education
should be elected by the people, for
they now have tax levying powers.
THE county should be a unit Of
education and every child given TIC
same opportunity in life, with al
least one high school in every rural
county in Georgia.
Public roads; By next year we
will be getting eight million dollars
for building an maintaining our
public roads and that is enough.
Il am opposed to any bond issue
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MRS TURPIN HOSTESS
TO FORTY-TWO CLUB

One of the prettiest parties that
was given last week was Mrs
Frank Turpin's Friday afternoon,
when she entertained the members
of her forty-two club and a few
additional friends to fill vacancies
at her home on Taylor street.
Quantities of beautiful Dorothj
Perkins roses, larkspur, and snap
dragons, and other garden flowers
formed charming decoration Of
the living room, dining and wide
reception hall where the guests
were received,
Late in the aftrnoon, after ire
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I for roads or for any other purpose
In road building, we must pay al
we go, build permanent roads arc
waste no money on the job.
The four hundred dollar cal
should not pay the same motor lie
ense tax as a four thousand dollar
car We must lift the tax burden
! off the poor man.
Courts There should no b
but three classes Of courts; Justice
Courts, superior courts and supren.
court. We must enlarge the juris
diction Of our justice courts, abolisr
our city and county courts, anC
combine the court Of appeals witt
the supreme court and have civil
and criminal division Of the su
preme court.
Il will not sign any appropria-
ton bill until l have approved the
tax acts, and l will not sign tan
acts unless THEY afford relief to
oud suffering people.
Il will stand for the rigid en-
forcement of all laws by the solemn
judgment of orderly courts and not
otherwise must any one attempt to
execute the laws.
Freedom of speech of the press
must be maintained at any cost.
No sect, faction, clique or clan
should run the governors office. II
elected to that high office, I will
know how to say yes to my enemy
when is right and mo- to my frien
when he is wrong.
THE spirit of civic righteous
ness must be brought into our pol
itics and into the affairs of our
state in an effort to approach the
the spirit Of divine righteousness as
lived by our Christian citizens.
'No political loafer, ring politi-
clan, or libe beat, need cal lat my
headquarters, for | am a poor man,
and l will not obligate myself to a
crook for the governors office.
Il faver putting county officers
on a salary in the large cities but
not in the rural counties,
Mr.. Elders declared that he eX-
poets to campaign in every coun-
ty in state between now and the
date of the election. The state pri-
m.ry will be held September 10 it
is stated.
Although Mr.. Elders is the only
candidate who has made formal
announcement, Governor Walker is
expected to be a candidate for re-
election and George G. Carswoli,
president of the state senate is also
to enter the race.