GRAVES, JOHN TEMPLE

(1856), American journalist. Educated at University of Georgia. Became editor of Daily Florida Union, Jacksonville, Fla., in 1881, and thereafter edited various papers in Atlanta and Rome, Ga, Editor-in-chief, New York American, 1907-15. Editorial writer on Hearst newspapers since 1915. Orator on many notable occasions. Author, History of Florida of To-day; History of Collet on, S.C.; Speeches and Selections for Schools, Has contributed to various leading magazines as advocate for universal peace by arbitration and on national preparedne , President of U.S. Pre Club in 1913. market town and river port, Kent, England, on Thames; chief pilot station for river; favorite resort of London ers: bends: eek iron foundries; exensive market gardens in vicini town, on Gravina, Italy; bp.’s see; cathedral. Pop. 18,500.