Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-06-29

the loss or Mr.. Gray.
-. II. ALLISON,
"Tennesseean and American"
Washington, ID. c., June 26.
Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
81 am shocked beyond measure to hear
of the sudden death of Mr.. James r.
Gray. Be assured that my heart reaches
toward you in the deepest sympathy in
this, your hour Of sorrow.
"E. B. STAHLMAN,
Editor and Owner Nashville Banner"
Savannah. Ga, June 20
Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
The Morning News very greatly re-
grets the death of Mr.. Gray and espe-
cially so because it was expected he
would be given many more years In
the work i'm which he had been so sue
cessful. He was one of the larger fig
ures i'm Georgia newspaper life and will
be remembered for his influential con-
structive labor
THE SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS"
Macon, Ga, June 26
Atlanta Journal. Atlanta, Ga.
I'VE are UNNECESSARILY shocked and
grieved over the death of Mr.. Gray.
Please assure the family and The Jour
nal forces of our deepest sympathy.
"W. T. ANDERSON.
Editor Macon Telegraph "
augusta, Ia y une
Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
THE newspaper fraternity of the
south loses one of its most valuable
members and the nation suffers the
loss of one of its foremost men in the
death of your valued editor, Honorable
James r. Gray. The press of Georgia
and the whole country sorrows with
YOU I'm your bereavement and the loss
sustained is lrreparable. On behalf of
the Georgia Weekly Press association I
extend to you and the bereaved family
sincere sympathy.
~ c. McAULIFFE,
president Georgia Weekly Press Assn"
Augusta, Ga, June 26
THE Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Ga
THE Augusta Herald extends to you
its sincere sympathy in the loss of The
Journals distinguished editor, one of
the most dominant forces in the jour
nalism of Georgia and the south. Please
also extend our sympathy to the fam
lily Of Mr.. Gray in their great bereave-
ment.
THOMAS ] HAMILTON,
Managing Editor"
Macon, Ga, June 26.
THE Atlanta Journal,
Atlanta, Ga.
Shocked and grieved beyond express
sion to learn of death of Mr.. Gray.
Southern journalism sustains loss
which will be deeply felt while all who
knew him regarded him as type of loyal
friend and sterling citizen who could i'll
be spared. Please convey sincere con-
dolences to family and members of Jour-
nal staff.
MACON NEWS"
Albany, Ca, June rs.
Managing Editor,
Atlanta Journal:
81 was shocked and grieved beyond
expression by the news of the death OF
]. r. GRAY. In his death Georgia loses
one of her strongest men and Journalism
one whose place cannot well be filled.
Please convey to the family the assur-
ance of my deepest sympathy.
III. II. MINTOSH,
Editor Albany Herald"
Monroe, Ga, June &c.
Atlanta Journal,
Atlanta, Ga: -
Accent tenderest sympathy in the
death of Mr.. Gray, news or whlch
learn with much personal sorrow. ne
was a strong, able and magnetic man
and one of the foremost figures In SOUTH
erh 'o"iii''''' ERNEST CAMP"
washington, d. c.. June rs.
Managing Editor,
Atlanta Journal. -
Am shocked and grieved 10 near VI
Mr. James r. Gray's death Flease
convey to his family my slhceFeS' ~
pathy. n,rrrRSON
New York, n. Y, June 70.
Atlanta Journal,
Atlanta, Ga:
Have inst read of your great sorrow
Family joins men in deepest s5 Nhp"'i'
We all loved him.
..yyriphtsvilIe Beach, y. c., June 20.
Managing Editor,
Atlanta Journal:
Have heard with deep regret Oh MI
Grav's death. Atlanta has lost spleh-
did citizen; the south champion anu
the newspaper world leader.
ERNEST +. DALLlS.
New York, June &c.
ATLANTA Journal Atlanta, Ga.
openly shocked to learn this morning
% AR Gr5v's death Please accept my
serious sympathy and extend same u
family. ,ou,upC,
Dalton, Ga, June 20.
ATLANTA journal, Atlanta, Ga.
81 extend to the family of Mr.. Gray
saanasT svmpathy and to The Journal l
offer expressions of sincere regret at tne
great loss 1t has sustained in the death
of its distinguished editor.
ct. S. SHOPE,
Editor Daily Citizen"
New York, June 26.
aA+larta Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
."rbe death of Mr.. Gray grieves me
.bevond expression. Gifted with strong
nersonality and marked ability, he was
ever valiant and true. AS his Longtime
friend. | am suffused with personal sor-
row AS citizen, l deplore the loss OF
his faithful public service which, never
tbeIess. shall live after him. GOD rest
The soul of noble Dick Gray. gentleman
without fear and without reproach'
please convey my heartfelt sympathy
to the family. ,r,,n,.,,n
WILLIAM A. WIMBlSH.
"Quitman, Ga, June rs.
Atlanta Journal,
Atlanta, Ga.
please tell Mrs. Gray that In her
Great sorrow Join as one who counted
him as nv best friend. l am heart-
broken over the news.
ROYAL DANIEL"
"Iawrenceville, Ga, June rs.
Atlanta Journal,
Atlanta, Ga.
ACCEPT and convey Mrs. James h.
Gray and family my sympathy.
I RORN"