Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-13


readers Mr. J. A. Lindquist of Route 1,
Box 90, Thorsby, Ala. Brother Lindquist
has dared us to print his letter, which is as,
follows:
"Will you please answer in your Quiz col
umn preferably, so as to make it public:
a. Is President Coolidge entitled to the
office he holds under Law and Constitution?
I thinlI not.
60 Was President Harding poisoned or
murdered by certain class of hypocMtes
higher up?
49, why was some interested person sur
prised that Harding did not get killed in the
auto accident when another got killed?
"a Why was the government boat
rammed in San Francisco harbor just at the
time when the President began to show signs
of poisoning? Were the class afraid the
poison would not get him?
81 am neither Republican nor a Demd-
crat politically, and in religion I think what
I please and others can do the same.
do not get it into your heads that social
lists or communists are in this game. They
are not and neither the small fry of those
that prey. and the people want facts. =
eff your paper is under control of the
Money Oligarchy or the leaders of those that
prey, you don't dare to print this"
By printing this letter we have Of course
proved that we are as Independent as
dressed hog on ice,, but that was not our
main intention.
We are deeply interested in the occasional
evidences we get that the theory Of socialism
is not dead. 1t is funny how 1t crops out
here and there.
Just what socialism is, we have never
known for sure; there are so many different
versions of it. The most satisfactory def
milton we have ever been able to make is
Woodworking, sober and efficient man must
divide all he has with his shiftless, no.
account neighbors. Yet we have never found
anybody willing to practice that, Who will
make start? u
Now, here is letter more to our notion.
John Latham, Of Hickory Miss, writes to
say:
"You ask how the readers like 'Old-Time
Religion by Bishop Gambler. In my opin-
ion, it is very good, and I am delighted, with
DR.. Hull's Sunday School lessons. I get as
much good out of them as do from most
of the sermons.
"And Dorothy Dix takes the cake. have
completed six scrapbooks of her talks that
1 value very much. And dear old Mother
Felton-she gets right down to business
She is, like myself past our S0th' mile board,
but doing all we can to make the world bet
ter by being in it.
II am glad you have got your ak in shape
for cutting off those dead branches like the
Alabama Times. I never saw copy OF it,
I am like the Dutchman that wrote you and
said he drinks dose Alabama folks am very
slow
Gas far as 7 am Concerned, I did not care
anything about it, for the good old Tri-
Weekly Journal is good enough for me and
supplies all the news that I want to read.
My motto is, when you have a good thing,
stick to i When stop taking The Journal
you may know I have gone over the divide.
Thanking you fy your promptness in all
matters,
"An old Confederate veteran,
"JOHN LATHAM
To merit the respect of man like Mr..
Latham who by words and deeds has served
his fellow man. is reward enough for any
Woodworking newspaper man.
1t is the thousands of good. men and
women like him that we have in mind in
making The Tri-Weekly Journal.
For they are the salt of the earth.
The Ye71o1O Peril
A DISCERNING and valued reader directs