To Whom it May Concern:
In a political speech at Tooms
boro, Ga., (on the Railroad Depot
platform) one Monday night during
the month of June this year, I heard
Judge Vinson ridicule the idea of a
system of Land Banks and Rural
Credits. I judged from his speech
that he was opposed to this particu
lar plank in Hon. A. W. Evans’ plat
form.
(Signed) C. M. KEENE.
I, C. T. Lord, do hereby certify
that C. M. Keene appeared before
me this day and acknowledged that
he wrote and signed the above state
ment of facts and that the same are
true.
Witness my hand ,and Notorial
seal, this the 30th da yof July, 1914,
A. D. c. T. lord:
State of Georgia, Jefferson County.
Personally appeared the under
signed, who being duly sworn, says
that each of them were present at
Bartow, Georgia, when Carl Vinson
made a speech in behalf of said Vin
son’s candidacy for Congress from
the Tenth District of Georgia, that
in said speech Vinson said that the
Rural Land Bank advocated by A.
W. Evans was unconstitutional and
impracticable and could not be car
ried out, and that the Government
could not lend money to the farmers
on land as it was unconstitutional.
J. B. LONG,
W. W. HARTLEY,
W. T. WILLIAMS.
Sworn to before me, this July
30th, 1914.
S. B. TARVER,
Justice of Peace, Jefferson County,
Georgia.
HON. A. W. EVANS’ APPOINT
MENTS.
The following speaking dates have
been announced by Hon. A. W.
Evans. Other dates can be arranged
by communicating with Mr. Evans
at Sandersville.
August 6, 11 a. m., Gibson, Glas
cock County.
August 6, 4 p. m., Mitchell, Glas
cock County.
August 6, 8 p. m., Steep Hollow,
Glascock County.
