Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-08-22
CONFLICTING CLAIMS
MADE BY HARDWICK
AND WALKER FORCES
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they believe man who stands for
law and order and a business adj
ministration, and who has done so
much to bring order out of chaos,
should be reelected.
Governor Hardwick /and the
members of his campaign committee
are very enthusiastic over the sup
port offered him by 20 many promi-
nent women. Among those who
have pledged him their support are
the following:
Women Supporting Hardwick
''Mrs. J. A. Stacy, Mount Vernon;
Miss Stella Akin, Savannah, Mrs. E.
M. Lamb, Midwife; Mrs. H. D.
Capers, Moultrie; Miss Alice Adams,
Moultrie; Miss Ida Bell Williams,
Moultrie; Mrs. N Peterson, Triton:
Mrs. Mary B. Clay, Alnericus; Mrs.
A. l.. Miller, Edison; Mrs. w. C.
Edwards, Toccoa; Mrs. j. a. Stiles
and Mrs. Joseph E. Pottie, N1illedge-
vile Mrs. Lola Morrison, Mount
Vernon; Miss Fannie Lee Leverette,
Eatonton; Mrs. E. L. I>eagan, Nc
Donough Mrs. L. Nj. Jones, Jr., Mil
iedgeville; Mrs. w. W Stark, Com
mel &c; Mrs. James, Tirer, Carlton;
Mrs. H. M. Franklin, Tennille; Mrs
J. c. Werner, Commerce.; Mrs. r. G.
Nash, Washington; Miss Teresa
Newton, Madison; Mrs. Edgar Domi-
nick, Turin; Mrs. T. ]. Pritchett,
Dublin; Mrs. S. J. Tribble, Athens;
Mrs. Phil w. Davis, Lexington; Mrs.
Annie Avera, lexington; Mrs. Annie
Freeman Johnson, Rome; Mrs. w.
c. Chastain, Jacksonville; Mrs.
Marshall Nortony Columbus; Miss
Bessie Butler, Madison; Mrs. j. A.
Pughsley, Lyons; Mrs. Robert l..
Berner, Macon; Mrs. w. o. Kinney,
Macon; Mrs. James Y. Swift, Mid
dleton; Mrs. Ben Walker Stillmore;
Mrs. John N. Holder, jefferson; Mrs.
j. B. Moore, Bailey; Mrs. T.. 1. Fitz-
patrick, Madison; Mrs. Dixon viii.
liams, Milledgeville.
Headquarters of the Fulton
county Hardwick club, headed by w.
Carroll Latimer, welI-known At
lanta attorney, with Jerome F. West
as secretary, were opened Saturday
in room 218 Kimball House, adjoin-
ing reception headquarters of the
1ardWlck state committee.
The Fulton county club will
make an active campaign locally and
aid in the state campaign. Mr..
Latimer is confident that the gov
ernor will sweep Fulton county.
THE following prominent citizens
OF Fulton county have been named
by Mr.. Latimer as vice chairmen:
r. B. Blackburn, Marion Smith,
Reuben r. Arnold, Ivan E. Allen,
Emmett Quinn, Fred J. Paxon,
Judge Luther q. Rosser, Jr., John
A. Whitner, Mrs. T. F. Johnson, Jr.,
George A. Gershon, Eb T. Williams,
John A. Manget, Frank T. Reynolds,
James K. Jordan, E. c. Buchanan,
Eugene Dodd, Robert J. Quinn, L.
j. Leonard, Samuel D. Hewlett,
Amos A. Brasleton, Roy Lewis, Alex
McDougald, Len K. Roam, Jack
Broyles, Lowry Arnold, Morris Bran
don, Harry Alexander, Edgar Wat
kins, Arthur G. Powell, Shepard
Bryan, w. H. Britain, I. Stiles Hop
kins, Roy Lewis, James Upton,
John L. Tye, Jr., w. E. Arnaud,
George w. White, Richard Horo-
WITT, Charles M. Jerome, Joel Dor
fan, Dan McDougald, Leon c. Greer,
Henry Troutman, w. w. Banks, Mrs
Rogers WINTER
Agriculture Race
In the race for commissioner of
agriculture, ]. J. Brown and A. o.
Blalock issued statements claiming
tidal wave victories.
The statement given out by Bla-
lock headquarters in the kimball
house was as follows:
I'VE have received reports this
week from every county in Georgia,
and lO1OSt without ayoantiOD tbav
foreshadow the ovel Nhelming repu-
diation of Commissioner Browns ex-
travagant administration.
"Our letters day after day con-
tain the same statement we are
tired of Browns extravaganza The
common thought of the people un
questionably is that the present
commissioner in a period of extreme