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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
Buy a Home In
IngleWood Bungalow Park
FOR sALE-Trrigated Lands


SACRAMENTO VALLEY IRRIGATION Co
The Kuhn California project, the lars
est irrigation system in California, is open
for settlers Thousands of acres of rich
alluvial soil irrigated from the Sacra
mento river Alfalfa grows over IL incnes
high and is cut six times year; decid-
uous and citrus fruits walnuts and al
monds, berries and grapes, corn ana veg
etables and, in fact, everything known 70
the farm yield beyond belief
price. Including perpetual water right
uniformly $125 an acre; sl5 an acre
cash, balance 10 annual payments. Get
free descriptive matter from U.S.
H. L. HOLLISTER co.. Sales Agts'
Vernon ]. Barlow. Resident Msr'
eut.a k0e captraI Rldg Los Angeles
9-25-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR EXCHANGE-KEEP YOUR CASH
and trade with me for your groceries and
millinery. What have you? DUBOSE,
7O1 Crosse bldg. F1167 10-l1-lOt
WANTED-HORSE AND CARRIAGE IN EX-
change on clear lot at Hawthorne. NJ.
HOOVER, Room 2O4, S18 w Third 1O-16-1
I CAN MATCH ANY EXCHANGE; WHAT
have you? DU BOSE, 7O1 Crosse Bldg
F1167 lO-l5-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
SOCIETY MEETINGS

SOCIALIST PROPAGANDA MEETING, La
Dor Union Temple. Sunday. Oct 16, p. m.
speaker, Job Hartman; subject, why So
clalism." Free seats All are invited
10-16-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
ON EAST 57TH STREET

House No. 338 E. 57th St,
S rooms ................ .$Z8O0
House No. 342 E. 57th ST.,
S rooms $3.50
House No. 343 E. 57th ST.,
rooms SZ9UU
House No. 347 E. 57th ST,
rooms ............... .SzoUU
House No. ISL E. 57th ST.,
S rooms .$2e50
House No. 354 E. 57th ST.,
5 rooms ..........,..... Sz9oO
House No. 355 E. 57th ST.,
S rooms $1,000
House No. 358 E. 57th ST.,
S rooms .............. .$295O
House No. $50 E. 57th ST.,
S rooms ............... .SzooO
House No. 362 E. 57th ST.,
S rooms ............... .S2o5O
House No. 3o3 E. 57th ST.,
S rooms ..............., Sz9OU
House No. $40 E. 57th ST.,
rooms ................ $4,000
House No. 371 E. 57th St,
6 rooms $4,000
House No. 374 E. 57th St,
8 rooms ...............,$ ,$325o
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
FOR EXcHANdE-Real Estate

RANCHES TO TRADE
for city property.
ROBINSON-ALBAUM REALTY CO,
2O3 Frost Bldg. Main $500 A4S99 l0-l6-2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

COR EXCHANGED ACRES; WILL RE
with improvements Some cleared House.
we'll wagon. horse. lots of tools. best OF
land and with one of the best water sys-
TENS in the United States. costs $40 per
acre: ten years to pay 1t, without inter-
est. Free water in your old age. Don't
overlook this opportunity to get one OF
the best. farms that can be had SO very
Cheap. Join our next homeseekers' party:
SASS round trip. c. H. KENT, 440
Chamber of Commerce bldg. FLAGS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
MINING CLAIMS

I have just returned from successful trip
with ore from which you can pan the
gold, and which assays from a few cents
20 S400 a ton on the surface of the
ground. AS expert prospector / need
special type OF automobile and outfit for
practical work in the desert. and will
sell a group Of claims at lesg than you
would ask for them. See me and my
samples at 6313 Meridian st.. GaryanzS
city limits. Annandale car TO Pollard st.
A d. FREEMAN. 10-16-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
i' 'A AT HALF PRICE.
1Os FEET ON 7TH BY ia FEET Oi
KOHLER STREET.

A TIME AID FOR THE PRICE OF 2, OR
Insertions for the price of 5. Ask the
HERALD Counter Man. 9-4-sun-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16

FOR EXCHANGE
We have out Monrovia way 4-acre ranch,
improved with new, modern Groom anu
bath houses small barn, young family or
chard, plenty Of water piped over the place.
near school, two blocks from elec, % %Ioaa'
orange groves all around it: restricted build
ing tract 4 mile away; the price is S9eoo'
and when the extension OF Huntington
drive reaches it the price will be S'V0o-and
that time Is very near $4,000 in cash. fz0VO
trade; prefer vacant, L. A.
Bowen Realty Exchange
30 Story Bldg.
F2256 Main 1912 "S-A
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-16
AUTOMOBILES
PIERCE-ARROWS
PIERCE-ARROWS
PIERCE-ARROWS

FOR SALE
PIERCE-ARROWS
PIERCE-ARROWS
PIERCE-ARROWS
We have the following slightly used cars
which we are offering at bargains:
1910 6-cylinder, as h. p, 7-passenger Pierce
Arrow: fully equipped and in excellent
condition; this car Is like new; will sell
at a bargain. This is your chance.
1910 Baby six Pierce Arrow; run less than
800 miles; at bargain.
1909 Baby Six Pierce-Arrow, fully equippedi
at a bargain.
1908 7-passenger, IS h. p. Pierce-Arrow, fully
equipped, in excellent condition. This
will make a great rent car
1908 Thomas Detroit fully equipped, run less
than 5000 miles; cost $1,000; will sell for
S1200
Packard Limousine, 7-passenger, 80 h. p
run less than 5000 miles; will sell for
half of original cost.
SEE A. G. FAULKNER,
These cars can be seen at the Pierce-Arrow
Agency 1927 Main st. lO-lb-l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
ROAD PAYS $3.50
FOR KILLING Man
Case Was in Court Three Years,
Suit Finally Com
promised.
WANTS NJ on Ely
SAYS North State Need il Badly
in Appeal Sent Out
to Sheriffs.

Especial To The Richmond Virginian.)
RALEIGH. y. G., Oct. as.--After
consuming the entire day Thursday
with evidence and argument in the
suit of Rogers ". The Raleigh Street
Railway, involving damages for the
killing of r, H. Rogers, colored. three
a ago by a wild" trolley car, a
compromise was announced in the SUI
perior Court. by which the company
agrees to pay $3.50 damages and bear
the costs in the ase
Professor Hugh Morson. who for
many years conducted the Raleigh
Male Academy and closed it several
years ago, tn become principal of the
city high schools. was treated to a
most agreeable surprise this morning
when the high school students and b
company of dc pupils presented to
their preceptor a gold watch and
chain. The presentation was by Will
liam j. Andrews.
An appeal Is being made by State
Treasurer Il. K. Lacy to the sheriffs
OF the counties to be as prompt az
possible in their remittances from
month to month Of State taxes col
lected. He says the money is lot com
ing in this year anything like as free
ly as it usually does, and h q the
treasury is badly In need of all that
can be gathered in. He is reminding
the sherins that the State law declares
that failure to forward to the State
treasury all State taxes collected dur
ing n specified month by the tenth OF
the succeeding month Is II ntisde-
meanGr.
For three hours last night Congress-
man Edward w. Pou and r. a. p.
Cooley. independent candidate. against
him for his seat in Congress. threshea
over their political differences ard air.
ed each others records as each saw
In Il manner that held with closest
attention a crowd that oNsrran the
county court room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Ashland

Especial to The Richmond Tirginianz)
ASHLAND. VA, Oct. 2s.-Mrs. Rock
we'll Smith, of Brazil. addressed the
W. g r L. AT the home of Mr.. d. b.
Cox Thursday afternoon, Devotional
g Fox. \ pa per ON motto of union
They helped every an his neighbor.
WAS read by Miss Annie p. Cox. Mrs.
Smith told of temperance situation in
Brazil, giving touching incidents of
reformation among the natives. Re~
~fresanents were served at the conclu~
sion of the Program.
Mr.. Henry Hart. of Euther Glen. was
In Ashland on Thursday
SIR. George Bowles has returned and
Will resume his duties at the H., \. tow
Af-G f. Vaughan, of Lexington
Kentucky. is visiting his mother here.
MIR. Richard r BUN, one of u old
Ashland boys. who has been with the
Associated Press in New Orleans. has
recently been appointed to a more inn
portant position IN Louisville, Ky.
Birdie IbeJarnette and Agnes Wright,
Of the G r. /. Petersburg. are at home
for the week end.
Miss Mahle Sanderson. Newport
News. Ruth Wells, Ethe Atwell, Of
South Richmond. are the house guests
Of Miss Louise Pollard.
Mrs. ]. f. Kylana. of sonth Rich
mond j. the guest of Miss Anne Hun
ter.
The Wednesday night service Of
Duncan Memorial church WAS given
held an open meeting. An address
was made by the pastor and most inter
estlne papers We're read by Miss Blan-
ton, Mrs. frhy and Miss Herrink.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
CAMPA|GN[R HURT
IN AUTO SMASH

Especial TO The Richmond Ntrginiant
HARRIS0NEURG, VA. Oct @s.~-
News was received here of "A serious
automobile accident just across the Al
leghany mountains. in Pendfeten coun9
ty. ". Va a short distance from the
Rockingham county line. The machine
skidded and II III ped over ii thirty feet
emil a nkraent turning com pieteiN over
in the descent badly damaging the car
and seriously iniuring several Of ta@
occupants.
Benjamin II. titner. ef Franklin.
former Democratic candidate for CON
gress, WIS the worst sufferer. He sas~
tanned a serious sprain OF the ankle
and "A score Of bruises and cuts all
over his body.
Miss Eva Filler, Of Keyser, ". Va,
stenographer for Mr.. Htner, sustained
painful but not serious Injuries.
Ernest Hoover a cattle
dealer, of Timhersville. Rockingham
county, safely jumped over tie ens
bankment and escaped nniiurt,
l.. Il. Sewers, the owner and driver
OF the ear. also jumped aud escaped se%
rteus injury.
Mr.. Hiner was on his way to Jener-
son county, W. Va, to make some ca nj
paign speeches for the neu.tcratrs
ticket. He will he In bed SOM, tinle
He has cancelled his speaking engage
meats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
TO HONOR INDIAN
FOR HIS LOYALTY
Metal Giant Boulder and Marker
to .Adorn Grave Of
Junaluska.
------
SAVED ANDREW JACKSON
Rcd Skin Chiefs Help i'll Battle
If Horse Shoe Bend viii
BE COMMUNICATED.
SAVED ANDREW JACKSON
Special to The Richmond virginian,)

Especial To The Richmond Nirginian.t
asEEviLLE. \. g.. oct. 2s.-At
Robhinsviile, In Graham county. Sat
urday there will be unveiled a monu-
ment 10 Junaluska. the noted Chero-
kee indian chief, who did SO much
to help 5he whites at the battle OF
Horseshoe BEND, Ala, in 1914. when
he saved the life Of andrew Jack
aon. This monument has been erect
ed by the General Joseph Winston
Chapter Of the y. 4. z.
Amazingly little mas been told about
the nobie-htarted Indian who so
loyalty helped the white people, and
for the last bali century he. with
his squaw. Nieic. has laid in an un-
marked grave near the little noun
tain village on tho farm which was
originally given to him by IA CRATE
full State, At the time of the battle
JuHaluska had his home near this
place. and after the war the State
gave him zoo acres Of land. on which
he lived until his death, The plot
on which he was buried has been
given to the d. A. II. by the owner
of the farm. Mr.. George Walker.
Unique shaft.
A large boulder on an adjoining
farm has been ecure and has been
transported to the grave and to
this a plain iron plate has been at
taehed bearing the name of Juna-
luska and a neat iron fence has been
erected about the two graves.
The exercises of the unwilling will
be very interesting. The veil coti-
sists Of a large United States flag.
There Will be IA number Of speeches
and IA biography of the chief will be
read
The exact date Of his birth Is not
known. hut he dtud at Rohbinsvilie
November 20, 1858. There are sew
craI men in the county who remen-
Der the chief and who think that he
must have been at least one hundred
years OF age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28

ures given out Thursday by the Fed
sral census bureau. +,
What arr perhaps Of greater in
tcrest and pride to Richmenders are
the facts that their city is now ahead
of ten cities which rated a larger
population in 1909, While only one
city IN the country which WAS be-
low Richmond ten wears ago is now
above IL. this city being Birming-
ham. and its unusual Increase being
due to its Increase Of area. which
was mort than doubled.
Richmond's place in the list 81
American eities Is given below. tt
Viii he seen that IN four instances
The population returns have moi been
announced. these cities being listed,
however. AZ il IL known that their
populations exceed that of Rich
nm e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
CHARLOTTE HEARS
SHERMAN SPEAK
Vice President Discusses Issues Of
the Day and Endorses Mr..
Taft.

Especial to The Richmond NirginIan.)
CHARLOTTE, y. G.. October &c.
Vice-Pfesident sherman was heard at
the auditorium last night by a large
crowd. He spoke on the Issues OF the
campaign. He a warmly welcom-
ed to the Queen City by a delegation
CT Democrats and Republicans who
met him at Salisbury yesterday al
tefnoon and escorted him to the new
Manufacturers Club. where an infor-
mai reception was neld. Mr.. sh.~r~
nan WAS a CUES ct THE club In the
nanase me suite OF rooms provided in
the rew club for distinguished yisi-
tors. IL Wal the first To uecups tha
quarters ana curing his stay in the
c4ty tie mast pole AT the club tipatra
tne American fi.g Tue ,saudit0liunl
where AL. sherman spohN isas u eapa
city tt 4,ou0 people u 1t Was pfett7
wei iiiieu with irta oI al! pafitf, Al
i@itn aLs Il st5t.ts namAes 81 lanes.
rits- asssa s84t - tne puiiii&a4 Gsaues
@ls mastery ana he took casiun To
aint NJ INST t.saftfiy q. lie IaIi ad-
mialssratisn II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Libraries Popular.

State Librarian MeIlwain has sent
out the following list OF schools sup
piled with travelling libraries during
the last two weeks:
Marshall School. Fauquier eounty,
Elkton High School, Rockingham
county, Round Hill High School, Lou
doun county: The Plains School, Eau
quier county; Dendron High School,
Surry county; Unionville High School,
Orange county. Dolphin School.
Brunswick county Great Falls School,
Fairfax county. South Bostts2 West
End SCHOOL,, Halifax county, Meath
cry School. Halifax county Sevenmiie
Ford School. Smyth county; Round
Hill tWoodgrove SCHOOL,, Loudoun
county: Willis Wharf School, North
ampton county: Silcott Springs School.
Loudoun county: Rondo (ClimaA
High SCHOOL,. Pittsylvania county, and
Red House School. Charlotte county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Run Below Richmond
ORDER BI. LOT OF
RED CROSS STAMPS

The Virginia Anti-Tubnrrnloslg Az
Feciation this year has ordered 1000 :
600 Gea Cross Christmas stamps to
be sold and the benefits To go oWard
ths FUND IN the aid Of the fight against
n great white plague. These stamps
viii not be sold In Norfolk. where. az
last year they We're handled indepen-
IDENTITY q the State. organization. Roa-
hoFe ana baHFille, up 10 the present
Time, nave mo sold the stamps, but
plans are now being made to sell them
this year IN both OF these cities. This
wear the pDstofhce department will
not permit the Christmas stamps To
DC placed an the front 81 mail mat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
METHODIST MINISTER
GETS WARM WELCOME

Especial 10 The Richmond Nitainlan !
RoANoAH. A Get 9swA warm
welcome WAS rendered tto Ray q =.
byrd Ill she First Methodist church
TUESDAY night. Mi EBrd " the new
pastor, having been transferred h9fe
from the ffoistan Conference He a4&
welcome by - large e~at&feRataoA
several addresses we're made aud re-
freAAtnsnss were served Nit John W
Myers welcomed MIR. Byfa an behalf
~ the pastors VI the ely Mrs. 7 g.
Greenwood. uia behalf Of the t.aatea
sAid society and Ire cfa&s leaders. and
Mrs. n. y skeen. on behalf of the sun
day-scfoai and hoard af stewards
George Thomas Hudson, fh4la OF MI
ard Mrs. ]. II. Hudson died N~odneslas
morning. The body has been taken
Ia Red Hill for burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28

High School by Henry +. JOY, secre-
tary of the tIarrisonhurg Civic Asso.
cation. who ieetured on The Econo.
,nics Of High Wages Mr.. Joy Is q
recent graduate OF Princeton Iniver-
sifs.
The election Of officers resulted as
follows james G. Johnston. editor
OF the Daily News. president. DR. John
w. Waylana, Of the State Normal
School, Vice-president. and George s.
H~arnshergsr. secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
MISSION SOCIETY TO
HOLD PRAYER SERVICES

The union prayer service Of the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society. viii be
held at Park Place church Friday ev-
entng at 3 o'clock. There will be some
Interesting features by the Brigade. 4
cordial invitation Is extended to all.
Miss Minnie Jones Of South Pine ST,
continues very III.
Miss Carrie well has returned
to Greenwood. after visiting friends in
the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
CRISIS IMMINENT
IN URGUAGY AFFAIR

WASHINGTON. -. G.. OCT az
Dispatches received AT the state de~
partmest to-day Indicate ttlat y tFisis
which has assumed revolutionary pro
portions il imminent IN traeuay4
where elections are tosslas being held
for the presidency. STAGE October
~ the liberal leader. Battle, has been
stirring up trouble. hat the American
consul states that the government
has the situation we'll In hand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Become. Field Representative.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.l
HARRISONBURG,t VA. Oct. 2s.~-
Rev. Z. s. Hanleiter has resigned the
~pastorate of the United Brethren
church at Dayton. Rockingham coun-
ty. to become the field representative
OF the United Brethren 0rphanage at
Quincy. PA. His territory will en-
brace Virginia.. West Virginia. Mary
land. Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Eastern New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
card MONDAY. As soon as 1t is COM

heard Monday. As soon as 1t Is COM
pleted the other win be one into.
Clyde W. Saunders recently brought
a similar suit against Mr.. Yoysr and
his printer, and was awarded damages
In the sum Of 81. 6o0, the defendants
being held Jointly liable. Later Yoder
was convicted of criminal libel In the
Hastings court, and was sent to the
city Jail for a brief term OF inlprison-
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Tear Down DId Station.

tsl,eeial % The Richmond virginian.3
iiAIaRlsoSBERG. VA, Oct. 2S.~-
Workmea commenced yesterday 10
tear DOWN tue old Baltimore and Ohio
uhssensef station In H~arrisonburg 10
make room for the train shed ana
driveway Of the new $40. 900 passtg..
Ger station which will be ready rof
occupancy 10 several weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Southern Railway,
TRAINS LEAVE RICnMON

IRAiNS LEAVE
". B.--Foiiowing schedule figures published 4,
information and not guaranteed:
$40 A. Ms-paiiy--Local Tor Charlotte. Dur.
ham and Raleigh.
io45 A. M.-Daiiy-Limited-Fof all polnt,
South. Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Car 70
Memphis, via Asheviie and Chattanooga.
800 l. Nix. Sunday, Local for Durhan -
intermediate stations.
800 p. M--Ex. Slnday-Keysvile Local.
fii5 r. M.-DAly--Limited. for all points
South. Pullman ready $40 +. NJ.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4s3n !. MIX. San.-~To West Pt., connsct;n,
for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri.
4 so A; Mix. Sun. and 2sl5 y. M.-Moa.
Wed. ard Fri.~-Locai to West Point,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 6 50 A. NJ. sos r. NJ. daan.
$40 A. M.-Ex. SIN. 1886 r. MIS-.
200 p. M.
From West Point. asso A. NJ, daily: ll:35 A. n
Wed. and FIJI: J55 T. NJ. Tx. Sun.
s.. T.. BURGESS. ID. r. A.,
e2o East Main Street. Phone Madison ass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
ONLY
AHEAD OF RICHMOND
Census Bureau Gives Tut Figures
Showing Advance Of Ten
Points in Decade.

Going up ten points In ten years,
Richmond now ranks a. the thirty
sixth city I'm point of population in
the tinted states. according 20 Zig
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-09-29
ANSWERS THE LAST ROLL CALL.

Editor Jeffersonian:-Ano ex-
Confederate soldier and ex-Populist
has answered the last 'roll CALI
On the 7th instant Mr.. T. J. Pres
ton, living near Jackson. Ca, de-
parted this life in the seth year of
his age. Mr.. Preston was a great
admirer of Mr.. Watson and always
stood for and voted the principles he
advocated.
He enlisted in the early part of
the war and served as a private in
the goth Georgia Regiment through
the Vicksburg campaign and at Chic
amauga to Atlanta, from Atlanta to
Franklin, Tenn, where he was cap
tured and imprisoned in Camp Chase,
Ohio, until the end of the war.
Returning home, he found every
march to the sea. He and his good
wife and children began life anew
and he did his full share in rebuilding
the New South. Mr. Preston was a
native of this county and spent all of
his long life in this county, except
the four years spent in the war He
was regarded as one of our best citi-
zens and was noted for his sterling
honesty and true citizenship.
He was buried at Macedonia
church, in this county, in the pres
ence of a large number of friends
and relatives. The following ex-
Confederate soldiers acted as pail
bearers: VIM. D. Curry, John Kitch-
ems, James King, Mr.. Hilley. Mr..
Deason and Mr. McMichael
Funeral by Rev. w. O. Sharp.
j. M. M.
Jackson, Ca, Sept. IA.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-09-29
RESOLUTIONS FROM QUITMAN.
GEORGIA.

Dear Strive, the undersigned
of Brooks county, desire to say that
we condemn in unmeasured terms
the treatment that you and your
audience received at the hands of
that uncivilized mob at the Audi
forum in Atlanta. We deplore the
fact that there are still men in Geor-
gia so utterly lost to all sense of
right and justice as to howl down
one of Georgia's noblest sons and In
suit an audience of the best people
of the state, especially when they
know that that son is fighting for
the uplift of the very howlers them
selves.
We wish to assure you that you
have, and will have, our hearty CO.
operation in your every effort to
purify politics in Georgia and the ma
ton, and to GUST from office those
men who care for nothing but their
own ambition and their pockets.
Yours very truly,
I. E. Bozeman, w. M. Lewis,
l.. I. Bozeman, J. D. Bozeman,
j. w. Lewis, G. S. Bozeman,
D. J. Renfroe, J. T. Roam.
Quitman, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-09-29
YES, 1T WAS A GRAND MEETING;
VOTE FOR JOSEPH M. BROWN.

My Dear Sir:-I notice through
the columns of The Georgian that you
had meeting at the Orpheum in At
lanta, September 21st, and had
fine time having some of the
gag Rule or Ruin mob in your
meeting. May the good Lord
spare you to carry on the good work
and cause the people to awake to a
sense of their duty. Yes, let's run
Little Joe over the gag Rule or Ruin
mob and elect him governor of Geor-
gia in October. The voice of the peo-
pie has not been needed May God
bless you and spare you to finish your
noble work and put the traitors and
scoundrels to flight. With best wishes
| remain, your devoted friend and
supporter, J. F. Foster, J. P.
Dallas, Ga.