H. A. HUNT, PRINCIPAL

The Fort Valley High and Industrial School

INCORPORATED
For the Training of Colored Young Men and Women

FORT VALLEY, GA.

October 30, 1916

REFERENCES

MR. J. H. HALE
SOUTH GLASTONBURY, CT.

MR. GEO. FOSTER PEABODY
43 EXCHANGE PLACE. N. Y.

MR. THEODORE J. LEWIS
1216 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.

ISHOP C. K. NELSON
ATLANTA, GA.

UDGE H. A. MATHEWS
FORT VALLEY, GA.

Hon. Has. W. Jonnson,
145 W. 135th Street,
C/O Jno. E. Nail, Esq.

My dear Jim,

Just a line to offer congratulations on
your prize-winning article. According to my judgment it
is strictly up to standard in every respect and we all
feel proud of you. Keep it up!

I shall probably be in New York soon after
I have put in one for Hughes here in Fort Valley. I nope
the actual conditions are not such as our Georgia news-
papers picture them. Down this side it is all Wilson with
not a ghost of a show for Hughes, but you may be sure that
there are many of us who are hoping and praying that this
is not true.

Sincerely yours,