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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-09-19
OLD TIMER PASSES

M. B. Haynes, Sr., died at his
home in Hanford at 5 o'clock
Thursday evening. Mr.. Haynes
had been confined to his bed for
the past two weeks and the end
was not unexpected. Deceased was
nearly 80 years of age and had
been resident Of Hanford for a
number Of years Funeral arrange
ments had not been completed at
noon today, Friday, as Manley
Haynes was in Hood River, Ore
gon. attending the wedding of his
son, Hanford Haynes.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-09-19

The registration books are now open
for those who did not register before
the primaries. The books will close
again before the general election on
November 4.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-09-19

The picture has the indorsement'
Of history experts and government
officials. The uniforms, costumes,
cannon, furniture, swords and other
equipment were loaned by the United
States government and many of them
had never before been lifted from the
glass cases in which they have been
treasured for upward Of hundred
years. Greatest care was given to
selecting exact spots in which to re-
enact these great scenes and no
money or effort was spared to make
AMERICA the greatest spectacle
ever filmed.
FAITH GREEN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08
HUspoDARsKY vYKox1sfuvArE s1pvErsko.
Cd vyberu Priatsl'ov slovsnskej slohbdy

ma ma hospodarskom poll. Sam
minister Hodza povedal otvorenc,
re mnohi dobri slovenski l'udia
nemohli sa ma Slovensku uplatnis
" statnych kruhoch pre- 1zkoprsy
byrokratizmus vladnuceho rezimu,
sam tento minister Hodza ostrymi
|slovmi spomenul niekol 'ko takych
krivd, ktore slovenske autonomi-
sticke strany uz davno prizvuku-
ju.
A teraz mozeme sa prizret' w
vodom zas jedneho vladno-agrar-
neho poslanca 70 Slovenska: po-
s1anea Sopku vychodneho Slo-
venska. Jeho stova, poyedane V
prazskom parlamente, su ostrym
odsudehim celej ,nesprayedliyej
politiky vlady, najma v hospodar-
skom ohl'ade. Tato jeho rec pove-
dana bola v Prahe a uverejnena
jc v 49. elsie vladnych "Gazdov-
skvch Novin' (vychadzajncich v
Kosiciach). Poznamenat' trebs, ze
uz pred Sopkom vladny poslanec
Kornel Stodola povedal ostre slo-
va proti hospodareniu dnesneho
rezimu ma Slovensku a bill najma
do nespravedlivych dopravnyeh
Ftarifov, co najviac, ubija priemy-
selnd vyrobu Slovsnska. poukazal
Ma vyst 'aheyalectvo a ziadal Wac
pochopenia pre- sloyenske zaujmy.
Sopko vsak, ako poslanec z II
du slovenskeho, povedal vsetko O.
tvorenejsie, Sopko .uz asi pred ro
kom spomenul '. prazskom parla-
mente, ze Sloyensko 81 .ziada no
spodarslra autonsaiu,i telaz po:
dl'a Gazd. Nov. povedal medzi j.
nym toto:
"V kratkosti by som 81 dovolil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08

Kym ccski professor PraS6k,
Wiengart, Vocadlo piSu proti STU
rovmu Bernola'kovmu dielu, aby
stym zabijali spisovnd sloyencinn,
teda rec slovenskeho naroda ako
ceIku - kym eeski spisovatelia nj
padaj1 este j prezidenta Masaryk;,
len preto, ze hovori "slovenskym
dialektem'', ktory vraj ceskemu
uchu znie smiesne a trivialne su-
casne ziadajl ma Slovakov tvrdl
past, aby sa tax elm skorej po-
ceStili (Moderm Revue), kym ces-
XII politik,ovia pomocou ceskoslo-
venskych'' strannfckych dtvaroy.
pomocou zupnej reformy, skol-
skych zakonov, pomocou povestne-
ho "nelze Yyhoveti' a5pomoeou
zaplavovania slovenskych> ,iiradov
sk6l j nepotrebnymi a nekvalifi-
kovanJmi ceskJmi silami pozba-
vuj1 Slovakov prava ol'neho roz-
hodovania mad svojim osudom: =
do tych cias ceski narodohospoda-
ri, eeski obchodnici, bankari a vo-
bee hospodarskymi veciami sa
zaoberajuci Cesi veselo vykor.st u
jn ,Sloyensko. Po ruke i'm ide V
tejto veci same Narodne Shire
mazdenie prazskd cela yEceska VIA
da. - =
Ano, mono povedat' ze Ma MA
rodohospodarskom poll Slovensko;
temer najvacsmi citi na sebe tlak
sebectva ceskych vladnueich kru-
hoy. O tom hovoria a pisu uz al
sami vladni poslanci 20 Sloven-
ska. Zaciatkom novembra r. 1929
slovenski vladni poslanci mali v
Bratislave spolocne, zasadnutie> z
ktoreho vydalf rezoltciu spomlna-
iucu mnohe krivdy slovenske maj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08
!. IlQM!.

Kafdt Sitatel.., !, ktoryr nan ie
diSsn prsdpiafHt "a nosfny, do-l
stane zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
al my. len to Siadame.
Ked 50 VAN tiets noviny pa-
cia, odpor1Sajte ich svojim pria-
elom, ked mate, daiakJ Aavrh
na ich zlepsenie. podajte nam ho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08
nRcsss4 zeR.Avy Z IN 2AlA.
= 1. vyro6is siovsnskeho po-
ystania proti Mad 'arum. Dna q.

= n. vyro6is siovsnsksho po-
vstania proti Mad arom. Dha q.
ianuara t. r. bo1o tomu Is rokoy,
GO slovenski dobrovol 'nfci "a lca-
sti niekol 'kyeh stotin rakdskej pc
choty, pol eskadrony kavaierie a
s nickel 'kymi delami podnikli d.
tok z Cadce mia Budatin Zilinu,
kde. vtedy drzali sa mad 'arski hon
vedi pod velenim generala Guyo-
ma. Toto slovenske dobrovol 'nicke
povstanie revolucnych rokoch +.
1913 -lS49 malo vel'ky vyznam
pre- narodne sebavedonie slovee-
skeho I'udu v budncich rokoch.
Velitel'mi slovenskych dobrovol'-
nfkov boil vtedy rakfsky general
Goetz, Slovaci Jozef Miloslav Hur
ban a B6rik a Cesi Zach Blou-
dek. Budatinsky zamok dobyli
vtedy nasi slovenski dobrovol 'nfci
svel mi rychle, a "a diva dni ma to
svyhnali mad 'arskych honvedov j
20 Ziliny, odkiar potom postupo-
vail povazskou dolinou hore do
Liptva nadol az po Move Mesto
mad Vahom. Pod dojmom plamen-
nych reel Joz. Miloslava Hurbana
caty slovenskych dobrovol 'nlkov
rastly vzdy viacej viacej a IL
castnily' sa bojov proti odvekemu
nepriatel 'ovi. Nesk6r pre- neshodu
cisarskym generalom Voglom
balo dobrovol 'nicke vojsko rozpu-
stene. Toto sa vsak znovu organi-
zovalo pod vodcovstvom Hurba-
MA, Hodzu a Stura, ale septem-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08
oKREsNY sBoR sLovENsKE.
LfGY v YoUNGsTowN.

Jozef Martinko, preds., 255 Carlton
st., City. Juraj Murdzak, podpredseda,
1872 Taylor ST., City. Juraj Pnhalla,
tajomnik-pokladnik, 21 N. Whitney
Ave., City. Frantisek Hudik Pavel
Habovsky, dozorcovia majetku. ..
De Okr.- Sboru prisluchaju nasledov.
ne sbory: Al. Lansingville, SO. ms.
sta, 1913. 20 Steelton, c07. Brier Hill
242 z Haselton 314 E. Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08

bri tS4S, bolo mad 'arsk iymsi .po.
vstaleckymi vojskafli pre1noS Sen6s
1faco potoanr ma Slovensku poystas
Ia najukrutnejsia perzekdoia. Viac
sto slovenskych poystalcoy zafy-
nulo Y zal&roch q na sibenici, me-
Idzi inymi tiez dobrovel 'nicki yotl-
coyia Holuby i 'Sulek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08

spomendt aspon . 1asti niektore
chyby, ktore 50 pachajd ma Slo-
vensku q robia zld krv. To sd die
~. Viem dtadnlkov V KoSiciach,
ktor1m boly byty nabidnutS = ich
nscAcsA prijat vJlu6ne preto, aby
nssApadi Old diet.
Y Pesti ma nasom kozulate, ako
som informovany, nechct d4vat
pasy do kdpe1'ov ma Slovensko
len do ceskych kalpel'ov.
Do Ameriky tol 'ko pasov podl a
usnesenia ameriekej vlady kon-
tingentu tiez nemame povoleno,
kol 'ko by nam 2 predvalecnej do
by, hl'adiac ma pocet prist ahoval-
Gov, patrilo..
Som ME "a vyvoz ziveho materi-
alu, ale ked je to 70 socialneho
stanoviska tax nutne, tedy aspon
ziadam vyhodu pre- mas Slovakcw.
! Aavna snemovna! V pozemk o.
vel reforme dolezitou vecou je, a.
by sa parcelacie vol 'nej ruky ne
povol 'ovaly, lebo Il takychto par
celacii sa preda zem ma mnoho mie
stach "a vysok1 cenu. Pozname-
ram, ze vol mel ruky sa povo-
lilo ma Slovensku 10000 k. jutar,
ba rozparcelovane prevedene Je
175,0O0 k. j. Stat zabral na Slo-
vensku ornej pody 100000 k. j. a
2,455,1 ,154 k. j. vobec.
/ ~ tohoto bolo odoxzdane pridel-
com $4,000 k. j. a podl'a par. Z.
10000 k. j. Na stavebnti plochu
10000 k. ]. Okrem toho bolo pr1-
delcom 19. zbytkovJch statkov yo
vymere .5.O52 H., j; Zostava, pre-
rozpa rcelovanie este 2,206.052 ak.
jutar. z celej station zabranej po-
dy je behom 5 rokov rosparcelo-
vane'9 Cdevat') percentov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08

Hl'a, u vladny posianec 1zsis5
vytykat' Wade nespravodliye die
ty, to jest platove prfdavky ces7
kym. tradnfkom na Slovensku Z
AXE charakteristicke je, ze ma pr.
ceski 1radnfci Kosiciach me-
chceli prijat' pondkane i'm byty
lem pfeto, ably sa mohli vyhovarat'
ma bytovii n1dzu aby pod tym
titulom brali mastne diety cd svo-
jej ylady. Tento fakt osvetluje
mnoho berte do OIL 'adu pritom
ze met mesiaca temer, ze by sa Y
niektorom yladnom platku (Slov.
Dennfk, Slovensky Vychod, Slo-
venska Politika atd'.) nezjavil ne
jaky horekujdci clanok, ktory O.
pisuje vel 'k1 lasku ceskeho nrad-
rictva, trpiaceho pre- bytovh MI
Glzu. Opak veci ale celkom inak sa
nam vid ia videt', ze cesky trad
nix ma Slovensku ma to vypocte-
no ',aj $ tou ''bytovou nouzi. =
Alebo AXE rsfinoyane hospodar-
ske ubijanie Slovenska sa jaw V
tom dokaze vladneho poslanca
Sopku, ked' hovori, ze ceskoslo-
vensky konzulat Pest lem takym
l'ud ON da pas do Cesko-sloven
skej repnbliky, ktori sl'1bia, ze
pojdu do ceskych knpel 'ov. Praz-
ska vlada samovol ne zmensila i
vyst 'ahovalecky kontingent 10
jest prazska vlada ami tol 'kym Slo
vakom media pas do Ameriky, kol'-
kym Amerika dava pravo prist'
sem. w.
Najzdrcujicejsiaa kritika praz-
skeho vladarenia ma Slovensku je
vsak Sopkov dokaz, re prazska
vlada cd prevratu, to jest "a pat
celych rokov iba 8 percentov, to
Jest ami desiatu ciastku zabratej
vel l'kostatkarskej zeme g ''stacila -
rozparcelovat medzi slovenskym
l'udom. Strasnr dokaz 0 hriesnej
vykorist 'ujtcej politike prazskej
vlady! Slovensko je naramne Ia
t'azene zidovskymi vel'kopan-
skymi, 'grofskymi vel 'kostatkami
a az do teraz iba nepatrna ciastka
z tel panskej zeme presla do mo-
zol natych riik slovenskeho rol l'nl-
ka: obrovskji vacsinu majetkov u
ziva i d 'alej mad 'arsky lid a ma
d 'arsky grof i vel'ky pan! Me js
to strasne svedectvo 0 ubijani ho-
spodarskych zaujmov slovenskeho
l'udu vprospevh najviesieho jeho
nepriatel'a a odvekych vyssava-
Gov? A tymto mad 'arskym zidom
a grofom ide prazska vlada po ru-
Ike proti zaujmom slovenskeho l'u-
du. To vravi dokazuje jeden Via
dny agrarny posianec 20 Sloven.
ska!
Ba co viac: spomina Sopko i III
krivdu, ktorou sa pozcmkova re.
ferma dplne bezcennou stava este
i tam, kde sa kol 'ko-tol 'ko parce-
luje. Vlada ustanovila tax vel Ike
ceny pre- jutra vel'kostatkov, Il
to rol'n6k zaplatit' nem6ze a tax
ak 81 al kiipi nieGo, ma len skodu
toho ME osoh. Osoh 81 strci de
vacku zidovsky vel ikostatkar ale
bo my mad 'arsky pan. TAX ze pra
We tieto pijavice majn este po
zemkovej reforlny osoh!
NH to je osud Slovenska poo
prazskym centralistickym rezi
nom. Horsie sa mu vedie ako ko
| lonii. IL
/ Mech 81 tieto veci vslmaj1 MAJ
| ma II zavedanci, ktori idd i tu
Amerikeza bludnym veden1m cen
tralisticko- -nenarodnHch casopisov
ved' tieto dokazyi podal v prai
II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-08

VA Jeuno %dotezlte nesmleme "a
budrhit' RevolucneaNarodne Shro
mazdenie prijalo jednohlasne te-
rajsi zakon o pozemkoyel refor-
me stanoyilo nahradoxiiacenu, "a
podu vel 'kostatkarsku podl'a prize
mernej ceny z r. 1913-14-15. Ale
ceny boly "a 1radnickej vlady IVY
sene vydajom nariadenia preva-
dzacieho 0 dobrych SO perc. V ro-
ku 1921 ked' to bolo ustalene pri
tehdajsich ztacne vysokych ce.
mach bolo to- este snesitel ne. Ale
dnes ked' cenX szemedelskych plo-
din pokIesly a tU pfii obili 70 400
az 500 koiln ma 100-I60 Kc "a
metr. cent, je teda nariadenie na-
hradove "a podu naprosto neudrzi-
tel'n
Poda pre- uchadzacov sa tax ivy
Suje tym sd stava V riektorych
krajoch prave pre- potrebne pra-
cujucich rol'nikov pozemkova re.
forma bezcennou. ....
Stat musi prispet' hlavne penaz-
ne najslabsim vrstvam naroda,
drobnym zemedelcom zemedel-
skym zamestnancom Tu je potre-
bno uz dayno spomlnanej hypo.
tecnej banky, ktora mala byt sria
dena II pozemkoveho dradu, al
bohuzial', do tych cias jej Met
! Teda vsimajme 81 este raz dobre
tieto vyvodv vladneho poslanea
Predovsetkym uz preto, ze vlad
ny poslanec sd uz len to odvaa
spominat' rozlicnych krlvd, e
vel mi do oci bije kazdemu co u
| yysoko presahuje mieru trpezlivo
.sti verejnej. Takto treba posudzo
vat ivyvody poslanca Sopku, kto
re sd skutoSne eklatantnym dc
kazom bicdneho polozenia Sloven
! ska. NN
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-12
Four Men Held for
Death Of Companion
Under Freight Train

NEWPORT, Tenn. Jan. 10-Bih
McI<enry, AshevilIe youth. was held
to the superior court under $3.50
bond on charge of manslaughtet
iii connection with the death near
Bridgeport, Tenn, on December %.
Of Bascombe Jones, following a hear
ing Tuesday before Magistrate
O'Neill here. Noah Bishop, Porter
as accessories, and their bond fxed
at $1,250 each.
The accused men were arrested "a
their homes in Asheville, n. c., last
Thursday and turned over to New
ton led to the belief that Jones had
been slain in bootleggers' fight
Harry Smith was the principal
witness at the hearing. He told how
the five men had come here to get
a load OF whisky and started for
Asheville on a Southern Railway
freight train. A quarrel arose. He
said McKenny and Jones left the
other three members Of the party
and walked toward the front of the
train on top of the cars. A few
minutes later, Smith said, he went
forward and 'ound Mckinney with a
bloody knife in his hands and Jones
nowhere in sight. McKenny had
been cut in the leg
Jones body was found later by
railroad men badly mangled, having
been run over by the cars. 1t was
at first thought he had been run
down bV A train.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-12
CRAZED VET SEXES
Ak AND KILLS HIS
HOSPITAL COMRADE

ASSEMBLE, N. c., Jan. TO-
Michael Taylor, % years old, former
ly a captain in the United States
army, and Richmond, Va, attorney.
was fatally wounded at the High.
land hospital here last night by an.
other patient, hospital officials an,
nounced today. He died two hours
later.
The staying was done by Robert
Moore, 81 years old, said to be a
member of wealthy Chicago fam
ily according to attendants. Both
men were undergoing treatment for
mental troubles.
Both were overseas war veterans
and saw hard service in the front
line trenches, according to hospital
authorities. Moore, they said, never
before had shown any indication of
violent tendencies and even had been
allowed to act as an assistant keep.
err during rational periods. The
Staying was done with an AK.
Moore and Taylor were members
of a party of patients who had been
doing outside work as part of their
treatment, hospital authorities said
AS the party returned to the hos
pital, Moore. according to eyewit-
nesses, stopped at a tool house,
seized an ak and struck Taylor on
the head.
Moore then started after an at.
tendant who took refuge in the tool
house. Moore took his station in
front of the tool house and refused
to allow the attendant to leave n
til other attendants arrived and
closing in on him felled him and
secured the ak.
Hospital authorities today report.
ed the Staying to the police depart
ment, with the request that they
take Moore into custody. a pre-
liminary hearing will be given him
in police court.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-12
FATHER AND SON
HELD FOR Staying
OF TWO BROTHERS
John Norton His Son and
Clyde Hancock in Carroll
Jail Ernest and Homer
Brown Dead

VILLA RIGA. Ca. Jan. To-
Three farmers. well known in this
section, are in Jail in CarrolIton, and
two others. brothers. are dead as the
result of a fight six miles north OF
here in Paulding county. just after
dark last night. A dispute over
stolen whisky was given as the
cause OF the tragedy. IT was an
bond on a whisky charge.
nounced that no inquest was neces.
sary.
John Norton. forty-seven years
old, and MS son. u young man OF
twenty-one. together with Clyde
Hancock. were taken to the Carroll
county Jail by Sheriff Braswell Boyd
1t is understood that Hancock is
held as a material witness, he hav-
ing seen the fight. Homer Brown,
twenty-five, and his brother. Ernest.
New Georgia church, six miles
north of here. near the Browns
home.
Few details OF the shooting have
reached here, but it was said that
an automatic pistol was found in
the hand of one of the Browns. while
the hand of the other clutched an
open knife.
John Norton already was under
bond on whisky charge.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-12
DOUCHERTY COUNTY
ORDINARY MISSING
! FOR TWO MONTHS
Friends Fear W. E, Smith
May Have Been Lost in
Small Boat May Be in
South America

ALBANY, Ga. Jan 10.-Friends
here Of William Z. Smith, ordinary
Of Dougherty county, are greatly
concerned over his strange absence
from his post Of duty for more than
three months. Not a word has been
heard from him bv his family or
friends for more than two months,
or since a letter from him was re-
ceived by his wife from Savannah.
In that letter he said he was GO
ing to Florida. A few days later a
ami, Fla, is reported to have seen
him nthat city. Since then no trace
Of him has been found.
Speculation as to the cause of
Ordinary Smiths long and uneX-
planned absence runs principally to
two theories. One is that he went
fishing in some small craft and was
lost at sea. The other is that he has
gone to South America to investi
gate business opportunities. The
first theory is based on Ordinary
Smiths Well-knoWn hobby of max
ing trips in small boats by water
This in ysars past has been his ia.
vorite method of recreation, and he
has made many trips along the
Florida coasts.
The South American theory is ad
vanced because of frequent remarks
Mr.. Smith is known to have made to
the effect that South America was
a land of opportunity and he would
like to go there.
The fact that Ordinary Smith
made no provisions for the carry
ing on of the duties of his office
before he left. so that many things
pressing there cannot be attended
to in his absence, leads his friends
to lean strongly to the accident
theory, for they believe that if he
had contemplated a prolonged trip
to South America he would have
appointed someone as a deputy IN
his absence.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-12
CAROLINA WOMAN.
HELD FOR MURDER.
IS CRITICALLY Ill
Guard Over Hospital Bed Is
Removed as Mrs. China
Develops Double Pneu-
monia

SUMTER, S. c.. Jan. 10.-Mrs.
Louise Davis China. middle-aged So
Getty woman, who was held by a
coroner's jury yesterday for the muir.
der of her husband DR.. Archie China.
prominent physician and banker,
Sunday. is critically i'll with double
pneumonia, physician stated today.
Relatives from Columbia have been
called to her beside.
The guard which has been sta.
toned over her room at the local
hospital since she was charged with
murder, has been removed.
Mrs. Chinas trial is scheduled for
the February term of court, it was
announced today by Solicitor Frank
A. Mcleod, following a coroners
jury inquest yesterday which for
mally charged her with blame fol
the tragedy.
Testimony at the inquest was that
the physician had been killed near.
ly twenty-four hours before the body
was found, or at about 10 o'clock
Sunday morning.
A story of domestic discord
heightened by a Wife's jealousy OF
her 5S-year-old husband. was laid
before the coroner's jury. One wit.
ness, Mrs. c.. NJ. Phifer. descibed as
a close friend and confidant, of Mrs.
China, said the latter told her she
was dying for the love and ca
resses" which, she believed, her nus
band was lavishiig on other women
The names of the other women were
not mentioned at the inquest
Mrs. China's claim that her hus-
band was mortally wounded when
she grappled with him over the pos
session Of d pistol with which, she
said, he threatened her life, was re-
lated to the jury by DR.. H. M.
Stuckey. her physician, who said she
told him Of the trag edy, Monday
night.
The apparent collapse in which
Mrs. China was taken to the hospital
was definitely pronounced a case of
malingering by her physician.
The Chinas had been married.
more than thirty years. They had
no children, except an adopted
daughter, Louise, whom they ha
adopted when she was an infant
eleven years ago.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-12
Iowa Physician Makes
Startling Offer to
Catarrh Sufferers
Found Treatment Which Heal
ed His Own Catarrh and
Now Offers 10 Send 1t
Free to Sufferers
Anywhere

Davenport. Iowa. DR.. w. Q.
Coffee, S-iite 7S4, st. James Hotel
Zldg. this city. one of the most
widely known physicians and sur
geons in the central west, announces
that he found treatment which
completely healed him of catarrh in
the head and nose. deafness and
head noises after many years of
suffering. He then gave the treat
ment TO a number of other sufferers
and they state that they also were
completely healed. The doctor is SO
proud of his achievement and SO
confident that his treatment Will
bring other sufferers the same free.
dom it gave him, that he is offering
to send Il 10 days supply absolutely
free to reader of this paper who
writes him. DR.. Coffee has special
lied on eye, ear, nose and throat
diseases for more than thirty-five
years. and is honored and respected
by countless thousands. If YOU suf-
fer from nose, head or throat ca
tarrh. catarrhal deafness or head
noises. send him your name and adj
dress todey.-(A dvertisement)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-12
Modernists Plan
Ritual Containing
Avowal Of Faith

NEW YORK. Jan. 1O.-A modern
list "avowal of faith" is TO be de-
veIoped this winter by the liberal
Episcopal rectors of the New York
diocese
This was the most important out
growth OF a secret meeting by a
number OF nonconformist Eplsco-
0alians at the Union League club.
late Tuesday.
The next step of the modernists
however; in refusing TO let the con-
troversv die down, viii be demand
for complete vindication of the Rev.
Lee w Heaton. OF Fort Worth,
Texas. of heresy charges just with
drawn against him.
simultaneously the modernist as
sault assumed added momentum
with the signing of $50 Presby-
terrain ministers at Auburn, N. Y,
protesting against the conclusion Of
the 1928 general assembly that the
Bible was an inspired instrument.