Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-09
100 VOTERS FORM START
OF WINDER WILSON CLUB
Others Daily Adding Their
Names to RoII-0ppoSi-
TONS Claims DiSproved
Especial Dispatch to The Journal)


Especial Dispatch to The Journal.)
WINDER. Ga. April 6.-The Winder
Wilson club is organized and at work in
this section of Georgia for the candidacy
OF Woodrow Wilson for Democracy's pres
idential nomination.
One hundred signers are given in the
list below. Others are daily adding their
names TO the roll, showing the popular re-
gard in which Mr. Wilson is held here,
and manifesting that the claims OF the
opposition upon this particular voting
community are without proper founda-
ton.
Here is the enrolment pledge and the
names of the first 100 members:
Believing Mr.. Wilson to be the logical
candidate and the only candidate who is
strong in all sections of the union, and
therefore, the hope of the Democratic
party, and from the further fact That
he is a southern man. born in the grand
old state of Virginia and reared in oeor-
gia, and his wife a native Georgian, as
citizens in and around Winder we gladly
sign this as members Of the Winoer
Woodrow Wilson club, feeling it duty
we owe to Georgia and to southernwom-
anhood.
Csigned)
c. B. Almond, MD.
+. f. Saxon, M.
w. j. Collins, farmer.
G. w Hammond, farmer.
S. E. Sharpgton. Southern Express Co
L. L. Moore. stock dealer.
Y. A. Daniel, farmer.
George n. Bagwell, alderman.
NJ j. Griffith, merchant.
II. G. Hill. merchant.
]. T. Maynard, farmer
c. C. Gregory, councilman.
Claud Mayson, hardware merchant
r. A. Smith, hardware merchant.
J. NJ. Jackson, furniture merchant.
]. w. Shields, merchant.
L. J./McElhannon, merchant.
w. z. Autry, councilman.
p ]. Lamar, farmer. h
w. L. Olicer, manufacturers,
w. p. Chandler, salesman. L
j. l. Lanier, farmer.
]. O. Lay, merchant.
J. NJ. Poole. farmer.
~. ]. Herrin. merchant.
Es.---. Starr, merchant.
F. b. Kilgore, salesman.
w. L. Grason, farmer.
r. L. Woodruff, manufacturer.
J. =. Anderson, farmer.
a E. Bush, farmer.
]. L. Whitley, jeweler.
w. II. Sheats, stock dealer.
NJ r. Maynard, farmer
o. w. Smith, councilman.
L. E. Herrin, merchant.
j. w. Darlington, farrer.
P. r. Smith, farmer.
J. w. Darlington, farmer.
w. G. Graham, merchant.
H. ]. Garrison, jeweler.
l. ]. Hail. machinist.
]. B. Williams, contractor.
L. A. House, bank cashier
Z. c. Hill, bookkeeper.
George w. Woodruff. hardware mer-
chant.
j. W. Moore. stock dealer.
G. w. Greeson, farmer.
Cleveland Greeson, farmer.
Arthur Reeves, farmer. ~
J. G Connell, pharmacist
". w. McCutchens saIesrnan, s a
i. "A. Herrin, salesman stss
S. p. Smith. travelling salesman.
W. NJ. Eirod. contractor.
H. A. Sharpton, Jr., clerk.
NJ. z. Sharpton, wood and coal dealer.
r. l. Sharpton, wood and coal dealer.
n. A. Sharpton, ice dealer.
j. I. Wages, druggist.
J. S. Craft, real estate.
G. w. Garner, clerk.
G. II. Kilgore, assistant cashier.
c. 7. Ewing, job printer.
1. z. Jackson, furniture merchant.
i j. G. Whitehead, salesman.
A L. Smith, travelling salesman.
j. S. Blakely, farmer.
w. B. Patrick, farmer.
n, T. Simmons, farmer.
Wiley w. Patrick, farmer.
]. II. Jackson, nurseryman.
r. J. Smith, bookkeeper.
Clyde Williamson, salesman.
G. c. Moseley, salesman
j. T. Callahan, salesman.
w. C. Horton, manager Bell Overall
company.
II. A. Perry, bookkeeper.
A. A. Camp, cotton buyer.
w. B. Mathews, president Telephone
exchange.
Fl. N. Rainey. Jr., city clerk.
w. X. Lyle, cotton buyer.
l. o. Sharpton, Jr., clerk.
w, E. Boyd, merchant.
j. II. Maynard, merchant.
Preston Williams, clerk
S. Little minister.
A l.. Jacobs, salesman.
r, c. Watts, telegraph operator.
S. B. E. House, cotton merchant.
c.. +. Hutchens, carpenter.
w. Nj. Stanton, automobile expert.
]. L. Stewart, bookkeeper.
r. 7. Seymour, merchant.
A. S. Morgan. travelling salesman.
]. II. Roberts. machinist.
J. A. Williams, machinist.
A. d. Harwell, farmer.
II. A. Sharpton, ST.. overall man.
d. p. Fuller, contractor and house