The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-07-26

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The President has announced that the Con-
scripts will not be sent to Europe until next
year.
Therefore, final decision in the case may
be expected before the conscripts are ordered
abroad.
# aoe qcin we save the lives of at least a
million young men.
Is 1T WORTH THE TRIAL?
I most assuredly think so.
Not only are precious lives at stake, but our
blood bought liberties are involved.
The following contributions to the fund to-
employ lawyers to assist me, have been re-
ceived.
Let me hear at once from all the counties
and the individuals that want to do their bit,
to save democracy here, and to keep our
young men at home.
Worth County, Ca, cash reported on hand 10000
Cash from Camp HILL Ala. .......... 200
Check from S. Birming CHAM, Ala. 1000
Check from Toombsboro, Ca. ..........$ $500
Check from Spread, Ga. .............. 500
check from Allendale. S. C.......... 500
Check from Atlanta Ga..-.......... -. 1000
Check from Danville, Va. ............ 1900
Check from Wingo, KY. ............. 500
Check from Kings Mountain, N. c.. 1000
Check from Kings Mountain N c.. 49,. SEQ
On deposit Duffee, Miss. ......... IL. 90
Subject to order, at Luella, Ca. 10000
Subject to order, at Danville, Va. 1000
Subject to order, at Spread, Ca. ....... 10000
Subject to order, Bayboro, N. c.. 500
Check from Tabor, N. C............... $50
Check from Lithona, Ca. ........... 500
M. O. from Camp Hill, Ala. ........... zoo
Cash on Deposit Dublin, Ca. 5000
At Pleasant Shade, Tenn. ........... 10000
per the following letter:
We adopted resolution endorsing your plan
Of carrying the conscrpt law to the Supreme Court
and accordingly took up collection which so
paid in cash placed here in the bank subject to
your call, this amount has already been donated
with good prospects of more. We ready to do
our part and notice other communities waking
up to their duty. We are also petitioning Con.
gress to pass H. R. 5181 bill. few of the
parties present and signing petition were: L. NJ
regory, j. S. Dickerson j. A. Gregory w. W. Nc
Duffee, G. w. Mcdonald, H. c. Oldham, B. h
Dickens, P. B. Smith, c. o. Gregory, G. w. Rob-
erts r. Sloan, w H. Smith P. K Kittrell,
w. j. Sloan, G. c. Sloan, J. w. Gregory, B. c.
Kittrell, Jno. w. Oldham, G.. B. Gregory, T. r.
Gregory, r. G. Austin, e. E. Sloan, l. P. Me$
Donald G. P Russell, T. S. Maxey w. R. Smith,
G. S. Oldham E. F. Porter, B. M. Patterson Os
w. Stephens A. F. Sloan, and others to numerous
to mention.
You at liberty to give publicity to any or
all of this letter which you deem beneficial to the
cause of liberty and democracy
O. W. STEPHENS.
Pleasant Shade Tenn
A specimen letter from Georgia reads
Hiram, Ca, July 21, 1917.
Dear Sir: I am writing you to say that this
place expects you to count them for any
reasonable amount to be applied to prosecution On
case to test Constitutonality of Consumption Act
Please let know what amount is expected of
Should The Jeffersonian be denied trans
portation through the mails, express those COM
ing to this office to B. Lambert, above address.
Express collect and they will be delivered.
Very truly yours,
T. W. CLoNTs.
From South Carolina comes this one-and