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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-02-13
BLENK OF NEW Or
LEANS is ALSO GLOATING OVER
THE WATSON INDICTMENT.

My Dear Sir: I see Rev(?) Lee
Brantley claims that you were not in
dicted for your attack of the Roman
Catholic church, but for sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails.
Apropos of this, am sending you
clipping from the Morning Star,
which | read regularly, of November
%, 1912. The marked paragraphs
ought to satisfy all your readers lex
cept Brantley) that the whole thing
is nothing more or less than Roman
Catholic methods to defend them
selves from the publication of such
truths as would handicap them in
their efforts to dominate American
institutions.
Their Federated Societies at
Louisville, KY, failing to secure a
fraud order from the post office de-
partment, left them no avenue of es-
cape from you and The Menace but
their old route-lying. ''The end
justifies the MEANS" you know
Please give us the whole trial in The
jeff if everything else has to be left
off. 1t is our fight.
T. B. WALDEN.
Carthage, Mo.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-02-13
THE MINNEAPOLIS G. OF l.. ARE
OFFERING AID.

My Dear Mr.. Watson: Upon read
ing the January number of Watson's
Magazine, ] am constrained to send
my congratulations for the several
lucid and patriotical articles therein
contained and the many truths so
fearlessly expressed.
am the master of the Guardians
Of Liberty Lodge here in this city
and l am partially expressing the
sentiments expressed by our members
when l say that we are very deeply
gratified that such an able pen is en-
listed in the work of combating the
insidious aggressions of the hierarchy
at this time. We would all love to
meet you and have the honor Of
grasping your hand and wishing you
Godspeed in the noble work which
you are so faithfully and ably per-
forming.
We trust that you shall live long,
have good health and prosper, and l
want to assure you that if anything
should happen that you should be
called hence, the real patriots of this
country would deem it a great ma
tional calamity. 1t is possible there
are others who would and could fill
your place, but they are not in evil
dence and l don't believe they exist.
Yours very fraternally,
d. j.. REYNOLDS.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-02-13
SOME MISSOURI FRIENDS HAVE
AGREED TO ACT.

Dear Mr.. Watson: Quite num-
Der of your friends here in Mexico
have decided to petition our repre-
sentative in Congress (Hon. Champ
Clark, asking him to use his best
efforts to have congressional in
vestigation into the prosecution in
stituted against you by the Roman
Hierarchy, provided such action
meets with your approval. We are
not only willing but anxious to assist
you in any way We can, so if you will
indicate to us what move on our
part will be the most helpful to you
we will be only too glad to do So
Very sincerely yours,
Mexico, Mo. F. M. TINSLEY.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-02-13

Of course there may not be a gre
deal of sense in the suggestion, b
as it seems impossible for the e
gineers on the job to make the Pa
anna Canal a success, wouldn't it be
good idea for Uncle Sam to let tho
engineers practice a little on makn
the neighborhood of the Mississip
River safe for some American ci
zens who pay taxes along the bank
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-02-13
HOW ALEXANDER ALDERMAN
CODDLED THE NIGGERS.
HOW

Dear Mr.. Watson: [ believe all
sensible, honest people who think for
themselves are with you in your
ideals of both church and State.
While [ have ever espoused the faith
and practice of Abraham Lincoln, [
have done SO without party or pres
tige in this neck of the world Yet,
while it has been thus sorely So
l have, since you made your advent
into public life, watched your career
with keen eye and an unprecedented
mind, and have at every turn found
you about correct in all your dag
nosis of persons, plans and things.
1t seems that we are living in that
epoch of time which the writer had
in mind when he said: The time will
come when the people will not en-
dure sound doctrine. At any rate,
it does seem to me that the body
polite has fallen into a CRAFTY, NOR
bid state of dipsomania. Truth, hon
esty and practical Christianity is
certainly passing far below par in
many parts of this grand old uni
verse. But who knows all this bet
ter than you?
l will go out among the people and
see it | can do anything for you and
your publications. It is my fondest
hopes to make up party and purse
for you by March LIST and be on hand
at your trial. God only knows how
| will succeed. In this connection [
beg to inform you that during the
Republican Convention, 1908, | spent
two weeks in Chicago at the Great
Northern Hotel, as a duly elected
delegate from the First District
against the Teddy-Taft-Hi Hitchcock
Steam Roller" Of course, in COM
mon with all such opposition, | went
ANONYMOUSLY down under the crush
ing and arbitrary rules of the COM
mittee seating delegates. While there
Tom Blodgett and myself were fire.
quent visitors to the Mystic Hotel,
political rendezvous where roped and
tied Southern negroes and Federal
office holders played the game of
dirty politics to a finish. If it would
do you any good, [ would love to
swear how l viewed and guyed Ma
riOn Irwin and Alexander Alderman
while they WalloWed and slobbered
over the dirty niger delegates of
the South-especially the Georgia
Wing-such as Link Johnson, Ben
Davis, Pink Morton, John Deveaux,
JudsOn Lyons and such other lights.
Alexander. Alderman is a small bench
man. With best wishes.
Yours truly, J. M. E.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-02-13
RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY GUARD
IANS OF LIBERTY, OF GIN
CTNNATI. OHIO.

E0 HEREAS, we have reason to
M believe, from the signs of
wv time, that there is a great
menace to our beloved Amer
lea, IN the form of a politico-eccles-
iastical organization that is doing it's
utmost, surreptitiOusly and incessant-
ly, to obtain control of this country,
it's public funds, institutions and even
our army and navy, all to be used
for the accomplishment of it's own
selfish aims and ambitions, an or
ganiZation that believes in the union
Of church and state, that demands a
division of our public school funds
for sectarian purposes, that calls our
public schools Goddess" and stands
for the destruction of our public
school system, an organization that
has sworn allegiance to a foreign pO-
tentate whose life and teachings are
lnimical to American principles and
American institutions, and
Whereas, We realize that the APP
pointment of loyal and patriotic
American citizens as members of the
Presidents cabinet, is of vital i'm
portance to the preservation of the
lean independence, the protection of
our public school system and Ameri-
can liberties; therefore, be it re-
solved
That we, the Guardians of Liberty
of the city of Cincinnati, State of
Ohio, most earnestly advocate the APP
pointment of Thos. e. Watson, of
Thomson, Ca, as a member of presi-
dent-elect Wilson's cabinet, believ-
ing that he is loyal and patriotic
American citizen in the highest sense
of the term, and fully cognizant of
the dangers which threaten our
land Of the free, and will be ever
on the alert, awake, active and ready
to combat any attack upon our pub
lie schools, institutions, or American
liberties.
That we let it be known that the
awakening Of the American public
has been so rapid and great during
the past year that nearly one mil
lion G,000,000) patriotic and loyal
American citizens have become affil-
lated with the Guardians of Liberty,
and at the present rate of increase
this patriotic order will enumerate
five million (5,000,000) members
within the next year.
That these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes and copies of same
be sent to President-elect Wilson,
The Menace, The American Citizen,
The JeffersOnian and The Appeal to
Reason.
The Guardians of Liberty,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Committee: f. Johnston, J. Fritz,
Frank Flynn.
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Prof. Dixon, M. A, Director Lam
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Newark post., 1913-12-03
STRICKER SVILLE

On Saturday evening, December
IL, there will be a poultry and
oyster supper at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. G.. Garrett, proceeds
for the benefit Of Wesley church.
Benjamin Singles, boatswain on
the U. S. S. Missouri, now at
League Island, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. H. c. Garrett is spending
some time with friends in New
ark.
Miss Irene Singles is spending
this week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sherman Dayett will give a
musicale on Saturday evening.
December 6 for the benefit of Flint
Hin church.
Newark post., 1913-12-03
KEMBLESVII.LE

The Fair and Festival held by
PIE band vas a great success, about
|WC hundred seven dollars being
Fealjzed.
Inc Lycoum Festival held here
FIST week was an unqualified sue
|eSS' and every one is gratified to
EARN that it will return. next year
Eyer one hundred fifty season tick
Is beng already sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Richards
n nd family attended the annual
thanksgiving dinner at the home
I Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Richards
Mr.. Thomas Lybrand was an
lver-Sunday visitor at the home OF
If, Samuel Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilkinson
nd family motored to Wilmington
Y Thursday, taking Thanksglv
9 dinner at the home of Mrs. Jos
phme Ferguson.
Newark post., 1913-12-03
ERSONALS

Mr.. L. \. Raub has returned
oftr. .l extended visit with her
Janun..r Mrs. G. G. Henry,
Brooh h.sn.
Jo>.un II. Hossinger and Victor
q Wills were on a ducking trip
to III. Northeast River early this
wpr5 They found the sport good
and Killed - ducks including sew
craI canvas backs.
Miss Leila Herbener and Edna
Chalmers spent Thanksgiving week
in Ph'adrlphia.
Miss Lola Schrutchfield Of Col
umbia. No., is spending the month
Of December with her sister, Mrs.
liz ". Vaughn. Miss Schrutchfeld
| is assistant to the secretary Of the
facuIU,. University of Missouri.
+. T. Griffin of Norfolk, Va,
spent tine Thanksgiving holidays
with h.> parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gporgn Griffin.
Dr.. :. s. Gilfllan conducted ser,
Vices in Eastlake Presbyterian
church. Wilmington, last Sunday.
Miss Adelaide Vandergrift OF
Philadn1phia spent the weekend
with Mrs. l.. B. Jacobs.
Mr.. aHd Mrs. c. b. Evans spnet
fine Thanksgiving holiday with rel
atiycS in brooklyn, n. Y.
\. II Raub of Philadelphia was
the recent guest of his sister, Mis-:
Jennie Raub.
+. II. Dean greeted friends from
the car window as he passed thru
town on Saturday, returning
from the Army-Navy game played
in New York last Saturday.
Newark post., 1913-12-03
PLEASANT HILL

The following guests were en-
tertained on Sunday at the home
of Mr.. Joseph Worrall and family.
Mr.. Edgar Kitchen and family of
Milford Cross Roads, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Crossan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Hendrickson and Miss
Emma Whiteman of near Stanton,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Little and
daughter Elizabeth and Mr., F. Fl.
Buckingham and family.
Miss Helen Whiteman has re-
turned to her studies at Beech
wood Seminary, Jenkintown, Pa.
after spending Thanksgiving vaca.
ton with her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. F. V. Whiteman.
Miss Alice Moore is spending
some time with relatives in PhiIa
delphia, Pa.
Mr.. Lester Lamborn and family
of Rosedale, Pa, were Sunday
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Chandler LambOrn.
Miss Lora Little has been visiting
friends in Brandywine Hundred
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Stin
son were entertained on Sunday a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. {. I
Eastburn Of Red Mills.
Mr.. Earnest Lamborn is spend
ing some time at CharlestOWn, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore hat
as their Thanksgiving guests MI
Lee Lewis of Newark and Mr.. an'
Mrs. Davir Eastman and son Red
ney of Red Mills.
| WaWa Tribe No. 45, I. O. II. NJ
will hold their annual Poultr
Supper in their hall at Union
Thursday evening, December L
Supper 30 cents.
Mrs. Jos. Eastburn has return
ed home after spending some tim
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wo
laston of New Garden, Pa.
Mr.. James Carpenter of POI
Penn recently visited Mr.. Cla,
ence Little.
Miss Alma Little recently ente
tanned her cousin, Miss Margar'
Whiteman Of Chestnut Hill.
Newark post., 1913-12-03
AP PL E T o N

Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkins and
daughter Mary Of New Castle, Del
and Mrs. Mary j. Minner and
daughter Bessie, and Mrs. Jennie
M. Sentman spent Thanksgiving
day with relatives in North East,
Nd, making the trip in Mr.. At
kinson s auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Brown and
daughter Lillian were recent vlsl-
tors of Mrs. Browns brother, Mr..
Harvey Kirk of Delmar, Del.
Mr.. Elmer Minner spent Sunday
and Monday of last week with
friends in New Castle, Del.
Mr.. Norval w. Grant OF West
Chester. Pa, visited his father,
Mr.. William Grant on Sunday
week.
Miss Sara Reed, Wilmington
Del, spent a few days the past
week with relatives and friends IL
this vicinity.
Mrs Jennie NJ. Seminar i
spending some time with RELATIVES
in Wilmington and New Castle
Del.
Messers. Cecil and Lee Ferguson
entertained friend from Chester
Pa, ON Sunday last.
Mrs. Madison Scott was the re
cent p,1est Of her daughter, Mrs
Joseph Brennan, Milford, Del
who is on the sick list.
Mr.. Edward Singles, Newark
Del, was a Sunday visitor at III
fathers, Mr.. William Singles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harrl
and children spent Sunday wit
her parents of Roseville, Mr. an
Mrs. Frank Ferguson.
Mr.. Theodore Warren, Hocke'
sin. Del, called on friends IN tn.
peighborhood on Monday.
Newark post., 1913-12-03
Social Notes

Professor and Mrs. E. Laurence
|Snith entertained at cards, Friday
|pvpning in honor of their guest,
Professor Heading Of Washington,
ID. {, Both Auction" and $500"
|wpre played there being four tables
| |of each. The Auction prizes were
|non by Mrs. Houghton, who was
! he r.c.pi.nt Of a handsome plate.
FDr. ". Owen Sypherd won the
gmtru"u $ prize, gold tie clasp.
Tho consolation prize, a fine turkey
Stuffed with confections was very
con>oiu@ to Mrs. Hayward. Dupli-
catc prizes were given to the sue
fpssluI "50O' players, who were
HI%. Preston, Mr.. r. r. Whiting
ham and another turkey consoled
lIrs. Reed. At midnight, refresh
bnputS of salad, rolls, coffee, ice
Dream, cake, nuts and candies were
Served. Those who enjoyed their
hospitality were Prof. and Mrs
lIaywarl. Prof. and Mrs. Penny
Prof. and Mrs. Tiffany, Prof. and
Mrs. McCup. Prof. and Mrs. Whit,
tier, Prof. Dutton, Prof. and Mrs
Preston, Mrs. Houghton, DR.. anc
Miss IIartcr. DR.. Sypherd, Prof
Heading. Miss Bessie Whiting
nam, Mr.. K. Il. Whittingham, Miss
Whitehead, Mr.. Bonham, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Pourose Wilson, Mr.. Lee
Ooch and Mr.. Elmer Blades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Dayett en
ertained at a small card part,
Saturday evening.
Miss Annie Whitehead was tn
guest of Mrs. Hayward Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Marion Blake of Baltimore
Nld., spent the Thanksgiving hol
days with DR.. and Mrs. Blake.
Miss Lavinia Bye spent tn
Thanksgiving holidays with he
father at Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cooch are re
felvlng congratulations upon tn
PrrlvaI of Il little daughter, Phoeh
lawrence Cooch.
Mrs. Frederick Armstrong n
nned to her home in New YOr
pm Monday after pleasant Wis
Pf several weeks with Mr.. and Mr.
f. ). Armstrong.
Prof. Srager will entertain tt
venng card club Thursday evel
hg, December 4th at the Ones
Alpha Fraternity house.
ARTICLE u
Newark post., 1913-12-03
SURE TO SEE RHODES CHRISTMAS GOODS

McCarns, VIM. Schwartz, VIM.
Walton, Clifton WINS, Lee Nc
Cormick, Wesley Holston, Earl
Brown, Allan Brown, Clarence
Brown, Lambert Ivins.
The school will begin its work
this week for the annual Christmas
entertainment.
Newark post., 1913-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blackburn
were entertained at dinner on Sun
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Wilkinson.
Miss Evelyn Kelley had as a
weekend guest Miss Florrie Strick-
land of Lewisville, Pa.
Prof. j. N. Tyson Of New Lon
don was a weekend visitor with
Mr.. Alfred Mackie.
Newark post., 1913-12-03
Pleasant Valley School Notes

Honor roll in department: Flea
nor Walton, Kate Rambo, Daniel
Walton, Mildred Schwartz, Anna
McCarns.
Present every day: Mildred
Schwartz, Helen Schwartz, Flea
nor Walton, Daniel Walton, John
Newark post., 1913-12-03
Welsh Tract School
Receives Library

A Travelling Library from the
State Library Commission has
been received at the Welsh Tract
School. The box of fifty books is
sent by the State Library Commits
sion from Dover and is intended
Newark post., 1913-12-03

"A nations religion is its
shrewdness about its ideals, its
genius for stating its ideals or
ideals about itself, i'll terms of its
everyday life. n u n Our religion
is the finding of a way to do it
beautifully.
Newark post., 1913-12-03

for the use of all persons in the
school district who are interested.
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Beite Meoi5in fir Grfaltmnse,1.

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