Dr. J.C. Solomon of Atlanta, state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Georgia delivered two sermons <in Douglasville> yesterday.
He made mention of the whiskey dealers in Atlanta. He referred to badges that were distributed on the occasion of Bryan's visit in Atlanta and said they were an insult to Bryan as well as the state of Georgia.
A large number pledge themselves as members of a local anti-saloon league which was organized with L.C. Upshaw as president.
This article appeared in the "Atlanta Georgian" on October 8, 1906.
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