1915 February 26 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia

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1915 February 26 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
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Marion M Jackson
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1915
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1915 February 26 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia

Author: Atlanta Constitution

Year: 1915

PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 1 Jackson Invites Mayor To Make Public Letter About Chief of Police Challenges Woodward to Make Good His Threat to Give Papers Personal Com- munication in Which He Gave His Views on Firing Beavers. DEAN JOHN R. ATKINSON URGED BY DR. CHAPMAN TO PREACH AT REVIVAL Two challenges, one religious and the other political, were issued last night following Dean John R. Atkinson’s startling attack upon the Men and Religion Forward Movement, and the Chapman-Alexander revival, made during the course of an address Thursday before the luncheon of the Atlanta Ad Men in the Hotel Ansley. Challenge No. 1 (Political). Mayor James G. Woodward was defied by Marion M. Jackson, member of the Men and Religion Executive Committee, and Author of its famous bulletins, to carry out his threat to publish a personal letter to Mr. Jackson written recently in reply to the sensational Men and Religion bulletin, “An Open Letter to the Mayor.” Challenge No. 2 (Religious). Dean Atkinson, as a result of his attack on the two religious enterprises, was challenged by Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman to appear in the Tabernacle pulpit tonight—or any other night during the revival—and deliver a sermon showing Dr.

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