Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-07
RROUCHTON WILL
NOT BUT 7 IN"
LOCALLY
RihIe Conference Will Take Up
Time of Albanian Now Sta
toned in London.
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,-.. r,reserving my life--for show
.n, me the opportunity to be spared for
,er. wears veto do His will, eX-
I'd know, but happy in the thought
~, couId return yearly to the city 1
40 and mingle with her people.
81 ind my life very well ordered
a5 Living there is compatible
IN the things man who wants to
!.r. eaalxs They are a thinking lot,
.Eo Britishers. They are a right
,s3,ling lot. too. Take this Panama
ar controversy for example. l am
EN-, in the opinion the British people
gro absolutely in the right in this mat
rrnev arrive at their conclusion in
-, came manner az they do problem
rbev work systematically to an end'
,,,+ once they believe they are right,
nav can not be swayed. They say:
w.. ebouId a canal treaty have been
.,,oda II if was not TO have been kept"
,rbo,- simply ask justice and fair deal
Inc, in the matter-that is all. AND
nov are eminently right, I'm sure
Gazing from the window Of the room
-1r over the SlllOh0-cIChCu shy lAAAS VI
Atlanta. Dr. Broughton asked:
~ wonder if you people appreciate
,.orr new president Do you know Will
son is the most respected fellow that
ora could imagine? In London he's
most highly looked upon. In fact, he
seems to particularly appeal to the
british mind Don't fail to learn this
man YOU Atlantans-he's great figure
in vour life and will grow greater with
the years.
Local Conditions Avoided.
Local conditions Well, now you ask
me- something I most earnestly wish to
avoid. am here as a guest of the
Bible conference directors. While
here I shall preach the Gospel az I see
if Local conditions can not be applied
10 the Bible in any very interesting
manner. can they? So? Well, if I do
ovorstep and say things and the shoe
fts why. my hearers will have to feel
the pinch; I can not take time to broad
eu my declarations nor would l care
Co., ] shall not butt in on local affairs,
however. My presence here is in an
entirely spiritual way. I seek no hag
cling with politicians nor will l indulge
IN any,
Come, I've chartered enough. Let's
20 down into the sunlight-it's much
better there and, besides, my colleague,
Dr. Morgan. wants to have his picture
AIKEN
Dr. Campbell Morgan, who arrived in
he city with DR.. Broughton. accompa-
uied the Tabernacle ex-chief to the ele-
y8tor.
You know, declared DR.. Morgan. 81
lind your diction here so keen. Think
Of the vast directness of DIR. Brough-
IONS butt i'm phrase. 1 once prepared
& lecture on American Slang but 1
never delivered Though 1 'chewed
he rag over it for several months. See
low one drops into the vernacular?
Too easy, / fear"
ON, | don't know" replied DIR.
BTougbton, 81 think my eyes must have
ogopped tears late yesterday. They felt
H@ if they surely would. l heard a
man sitting behind me in the train
say. Did YOU see that woman toting
hat baby in the parade?' That word
tote brought it all home to me. 1t was
the first breath of home Vernacular has
ITS appeal. 1t had a great power yes
eJday, I found"
While here DR., Broughton will be the
guest of his brother in West Tewlfth
street DR.. Morgan is resting at the
Piedmont hotel.
br. Broughton and DR.. Morgan were
coined to Atlanta by a delegation