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a pace 2 Last sumer a number of foreifn looking peovle came in. I met some of them, as I have been the doctor for most of them who needed the services of a physician. Sone looked like Sermans or Austrians. (ne could tell they were educated men and wonen. They started the erection of a dam to make a small lake and some of the woren dress like and work as laborers like the men, © One of the natives, IJ do work for, told me the orzanization owe them over Two Hundred Dollars for work they did last year. Iam inclosinz a letter from one of the head offices located in Philadelphia. Tris cdme as a result of a bill I had mailed to the office of the “acedonia Camp here in the county. Several larre busses from wo north loaded with men and women, have already been down to visit the camp in the last few weeks, the last bus was here one week azo. Tue to the peculsrity of the whole situation, the neovle I have seen and in view of the serious problems with which our nation is confronted today, I think this orranization will bezr an investigation. I know of no man to whom T had rather go, than to our good Sen-tor Walter F. Seorpe, to see that the proper investigation is made. YVany of us believe that it is possible trat this may be a branch of communism. Tranking you for whatever action you may take recarding this request and I shall te zlad to co-operate in every way I can to give you further information. Yours very truly,