Rejection of Christ in European War Like Modern Crucifixion
Dr John G White preached that Europe’s war marks an amazing rejection of Jesus Christ by Christian nations. He argued organized Christianity in Europe has suffered a staggering blow, with the crucifixion of Christ echoed in the present conflict and the loss of spiritual living faith among peoples and leaders alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G White
Second Baptist Churen
Jesus Christ
God
Winte
Europe
Jesus
Durape
Palestine
Pilates
Atlantic
Christ
Despised and Rejected Goetze Painting Sparks Faith Debate
A Goetze painting titled Despised and Rejected portrays Christ on the cross before St Pauls as modern worshipers pass by. The piece, inspired by a London visit and a disappointed response, critiques European Christianity and its failure to grasp true devotion.
Socialists Indorse Samuel Kreisberg For Atlanta Mayor
The Atlanta socialist meeting at the labor temple on Trinity avenue endorsed Samuel Kreisberg for mayor. His platform calls for free speech, universal suffrage, inspection of mills and child labor limits, compulsory schooling, free books, fair teacher pay, modern school buildings, a free employment bureau, public works relief, municipal markets, and city employment of non labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialists of
Atlanta
Labor Temple
Trinity Avenue
Samuel Kreisberg
Kreiaberg
Yuan Shih Kai Works to Develop China
President Yuan Shih Kai of China cooperates with the National Association of Manufacturers of the United States to develop China and boost trade between the two nations. The association released a letter from the Chinese president noting a July meeting and a new movement, predicting a major shift in economic world affairs and peace efforts. The Chinese president also asked the association to nominate a commercial advisor to the Chinese government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuan Shi Kai
China
National Association of Manufacturers of
United States
America
Mrs Napier Holds 300 Bales of Cotton for Market Relief
Mrs H L Napier owns a large farm eleven miles from Milledgeville and holds 300 bales of cotton to aid market conditions. She staffs about thirty-two tenant families and has paid them off as though selling each bale. A bale of bolls was sent to Winecoff Hotel for display on the morning floor gallery for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.l Napier
Milledgeville
Aldhox
Winecoff
Rockefeller’s Gift Funds Widow Pensions in NY
New York September 27 The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor announced it has received from the Rockefeller Foundation a gift of $200 600 to be used over the next ten years to pension widows with dependent families under its relief bureau This marks the first reform in a campaign to see if private agencies can secure adequate funds to pension needy families or widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Association For Improving
Togay U
Rockefeller Foundation
Bureau of Relief
Commander Eva Booth to Visit Augusta in September and November
Eva Booth commander of the Salvation Army in America will visit Augusta and Auguste on September 27 and November 10. She is the daughter of the late General William Booth and sister of Bramwell Booth and is noted for her ability and devotion to the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
America
Augustz
Miss Booth
Wiliam Booth
Bramwell Booth
Eight Murder Cases Reported by Richmond County Grand Jury
Augusta September 27 grand jury handed down forty eight true bills with eight murder cases. Shooting scrapes and burglary dominate the non murder indictments. Hawkes Kryptors advertised as flawless bifocal lenses made in their own factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Richmond County Grand Jury
Hawkes’ Kryptors
K Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehall Street
Ady
Lyons Installed as First Church Pastor at Prestigious Service
Dr J Sprole Lyons was installed Sunday afternoon as pastor of First Presbyterian Church in a ceremony led by Rev A A Little of Westminster. Dr Richard Orme Flinn and Dr Dunbar H Ogden delivered charges. The Atlanta presbytery urged leadership and cooperation from the congregation to serve the sick and needy. A committee from nearby churches approved the minutes after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J Sprole Lyons
A. A Little
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Richard Orme Flinn
Worth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lyons
Dunbar H Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Christ
Barden
Atlanta
Dr & KR Holderby
Moore Memorial
W. E Newell
Inman Park
George W. Harrison
Moore Memorial Church opposes legal locker clubs
Moore Memorial Church voters oppose all forms of lawlessness and locker clubs in a congregational service. Dr A R Holderby preached on the church’s indestructible foundation, stating Christ is the sole rock and that the church endures despite foes and loss of human support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Memorial Church
A. R. Holderby
Jesus
Peter
Hell
Holderby
Jason Christ
Christ
Church of God
God
Rock of Ages
Miss Gailey Playing Delights Big Audience at Concert
Mary Dennison Gailey of New York impressed a several thousand crowd at the Auditorium-Armory Sunday afternoon assisting City Organist Erwin Arthur Kraft in a free concert. Her performance of Romance and Finale a la Zingara, Ave Maria, and variations on Corelli theme drew high praise for technique and tone. Gailey, likened to Maude Powell and Leonora Jackson, combined artistic grace with mature style, elevating her to Atlanta’s favored artist and a poised, masterful musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium-Armory
Mary Dennison Gailey
New York
Eewin Arthur Kraft
Miles Galley
Henry Wieniawski
Franz Schubert
Coreils
Fortin-Kreisler
Maude Powell
Leonora Jackson
Miss Galies
Atlanta
Mistle Galley
Lyceum course tickets go on sale this morning in Atlanta
The Alkahest Lyceum series at the Gable Plano company 84 North Broad opens today with 10 entertainments through April 17. Tickets are 1.50, with featured performances by the New York Symphony under Walter Damrosch, Boston Opera company, La Follette and Newell Dwight Wil liamson, and other notable speakers and artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alkahest Lyceum
Yor Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Gable Plano “Company
North Broad
Associated Charities
Lycium Entertainments
Atlanta
United States
la Follette
Newell Dwight
Catholics Denounce Mexico At National Catholic Convention
Baltimore September 27 Catholics in the United States are urged to protest alleged brutalities against Mexican Catholics. Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Toledo condemns imprisonment torture and exile of clergy and laity. Cardinal James Gibbons endorses the sermon calling for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Mexico
Joseph Schrembs
Toledo
American Federation of Catholic Societies
James Gibbons
Schremba
Schremlin
Blackshear Times Will Change Hands Tomorrow
Waycross Ga September 27 Tomorrow Boyce Bailey and Will Barber of Waycross take charge of the Blackshear Times a weekly publication Bailey will be editor Barber business manager Both are experienced newspaper men and plan numerous improvements in the Pierce county weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Boyce Bailey
Will Barber
Blackshear
Bailey
Barber
Flerce
Della the Fish Eater Leads Ringling Seals Feature
Jungle comedians headline the Ringling Bros circus with Della a veteran seal leader who eats seven pounds of fish daily and commands a trained troupe. The act includes seals elephants boxing kangaroos and a lively display of skilled trained animals in a touring program arriving Monday October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros. Circus
Delle
America
Della
Ring Ung Brothers
Captain Huling
Ana
Manna
Daily Mill
Focal Pugilists
Ap Pear
Cotton Seed Buyers Face Federal Probe
Washington reports Representative Hughes pressed for a federal probe into a suspected conspiracy to depress cotton seed prices. Assistant Attorney General Todd leads the antitrust prosecution efforts, with a special agent seeking informants from Georgia merchants bankers farmers and other witnesses to help build the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Spelak
Dudley M. Hughes
Todd
Aughes
Georgia
Hughes
Department of Justice
Department
Grimshaw Honored by Seaboard Employees in Americus
Harry B Grimshaw general manager of the Macon Dublin and Savannah Railway was honored in Americus by about five hundred Seaboard division employees who presented a magnificent jewel with a diamond and Mason emblem. E A Nisbet delivered the presentation address as Grimshaw, previously Seaboard superintendent, received praise for his service and friendships among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus Ga
Harry B Grimshaw
Macon Dublin
Grimshaw
Seaboard
Leaps Off Motorcycle to Save Life in Douglasville
John Cosby a Medlock Pharmacy delivery boy dives from a motorcycle as it spirals toward an oncoming car driven by JP Duncan. Cosby lands in the street and narrowly escapes serious injury while his motorcycle is wrecked. Duncan’s car and another vehicle obstructed Cosby's view before the crash. Cosby sustains only minor bruises and scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cosby
Medlock
Fin
West Ind
Hia Ufe
JP Duncan
Douglasville
Gordon Street
Lee Conb
Gordon
Duncan
Phacar
Dalton Man Shot in Center of City
Dalton, Ga., September 27 Special Don Howell, 20, was wounded fatally by Charlie Miles, 22, after a heated altercation in the city heart. A bullet passed through the abdomen and into the spine. Howell was rushed to Chattanooga for operation, condition serious. Miles fled the scene and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Don Howell
Charlie Miles
Hawaii
Miles
Chattaooga
Apara
Augusta Poultry Show Opens October 19 in Georgia
The fifteenth annual Augusta Poultry Association exhibition runs October 19 to 23 during the Georgia-Carolina fair. Entries close October 10, with trophies including a five-piece colonial silver tea service valued at $160. Judges are J B H Drevenstedt, J Harry Wolselffer, and FT Marshal. Officers include President DeWC Cleck sley, Vice President M C Jones, Secretary H W Cameron, Treasurer Dr GM Woodbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste
Augusta Poultry Association
Augusta
J BH Drevenstedt
Buffalo
Harry Wolselffer
Vineland
FT Marshal
College Park
de “Wc Clecksley
M C Jones
H.W Cameron
Woodbury
President Worships in Baltimore Church
President Woodrow Wilson, in Baltimore for a day, attended services at Franklin Street Presbyterian Church with his brother and relatives. After church he dined at his brother Joseph R Wilson’s home before returning to Washington. An escort of discreet service members followed the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph R Wilson
Washington
Stockton Axon
Helen Bones
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
Barris © Kirk
Sixty Persons Saved From Cutter Tahoma
Washington reports sixty three aboard the cutter Tahoma were saved after going ashore in the western Aleutian islands. Cordova and the Patterson rescued most, with twenty three more believed ashore nearby. The Tahoma struck on September 23 with eighty three aboard including crew and revenue shore party members. The vessel’s total loss is anticipated, but rescue details remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fiiens
Ifty
Tahoma
Aleutian
Cordova
Patterson
Agatta Island
Revenue Cutter Service
Baste
Reynolds
Bering Sea
Mine
Deera
Havenue Cutter Service
Navigation confusion blamed for Tahoma mishap
Report suggests a woman aboard the Cordova may have caused the incident by stumbling onto an uncharted rock or losing bearings. Wireless intercepts indicate the Cordova, bound from Nome to Seattle, relayed alarms to the Tahoma’s captain before the Patterson was dispatched from Uncas.
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Te Tahoma
Cordova
Neme
Seattle
Tahoma
Patterson
Uncasin
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Son of God
Dr. White
London
Sigismund Goetze
St. Paul's
St Paul's
Pilate
Mater & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Indorse Samuel Kreisberg
Richmond County
Presbyterians
Miss Gailey
Lyceum
H. B. Grimshaw
Fred J. White
Wishcats
Philadelphia
Whitehan
Nat'l Enok
Wile
Baltimore Church
Cutter Tahoma
General
Ponce DE Leon
B.m.grant &Co
Grant Bldg
Panama
Banister
Russia
Parks-Chambers- Hardwick
Peachtree Company
Atlanta, Ga
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