24 NEWS SECTION THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1927 the aggression of the stronger na tions. We must not drop the tasks party received from the natives' of the islands visited, Mr. Thompson asserted that if the United States con No CoM which we assumed a quarter of a century ago until we have satisfied POLITICS Is Principal Problem tinues its influence in the islands for another 25 years virtually every one there will be able to converse in Eng ITtri Vurs ton, where he stayed but a short time. v. He told Marshal Derrenkemp and Deputy Rothaus how the morning following the murder that he read newspaper accounts of the shooting and then boarded a train for New York.
Fortney is aald to have written a letter to his divorced wife in which he pleads self-defense, and urges that she tell the truth, predicting that if she does he will be a free man within 30 days, but the letter added that he did not expect her to tell the' truth. ourselves that the Filipinos are prepared for complete self-government We should not take away from the Philippine people their aspiration to govern themselves whenever they are able to stand alone as an independent people. lish. '1. ii.
JL.UB The speaker aald he found the hos The writer baa not had a cold In! nve years, lie cai.cn.es coiaa irom pitality, whether it came from the highest social rank or the common people in the provinces. to be the same. In Dealing With' Philippines, Carmi A. Thompson Says. Internal Antonomy Favored.
'While we are preparing the Fili 'The Filipino has no inclination pinos for self-government we should not. reduce the internal autonomy toward business or the practical development of the great natural re which they have been granted, un less their own conduct should make this necessary. Internal Autonomy, With American Control of Foreign Policies, Fa-. vored By Observer. OHIO PASTORS To Meet in Columbus.
i Cinelnnatians To Lead Discussion-International Relationships To i Be Among Topics. Columbus, Ohio, January 22 (A. One thousand specialists in their field will meet here' for four days next week to discuss the Internal problems of Ohio's Protestant churches "and their evangelistic programs. The occasion is the eighth annual Ohio Pastors' Convention, at which every Protestant denomination in Ohio will be represented. The convention will not restrain Itself to the confines of Ohio, however, for among the Issues to be discussed are the World Court and relatives with Mexico and Central America.
Certain of the best-known clergymen in America will address the con sources," he continued. "Under the present condition of political uncertainty outside capital will not Invest in the islands. The Filipino leaders 'I am firmly convinced that we can Negro Stabbed In Back Martin Glut, 30 years old, was found lying at Fifth and Smith streets last night suffering fnpm a knife wound In his back. Ha was removed to the Oansral Hospital, whers It wa said his condition Is serious. Deteo-tlves Walbbs, Metgr and Bohroedintrer filed a charge o( possession of liquor against Olne fcf tsr they found a pint of moonshine on his person, they allege.
J. McConnell, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Pittsburg, and Bishop Theodore S. Henderson, Cincinnati. Dr. Cadman will apeak twice Tuesday, his address -at 11:15 Eastern standard time being broadcast by, Station WAIU.
Bishop Henderson, Chairman of the Evangellstio Committee of the Ohio Council of Churches, will speak twice also. Tentative reports of committees already have been drawn up by the five Chairmen to facilitate discussion. The Chairmen are: Rev. W. H.
Gelsweit Dayton, Evangelism; Rev. Hugh Evan Evans, Dayton, Religious Education; Rev. Charles Ryan Adams, Springfield, Youth; Rev. Nicholas Van Der Ply, Oberlin, International Good Will; Rev. Henry White, Youngstown, Moral Welfare.
Each commission will be assisted i its deliberations by expert advisors, as follows: Evangelism, Bishop Henderson; Religious Education, Dr. H. Shelton Smith, of the International Council of RpIlgIousEducatlon, Chicago; Moral Welfare, Prof. C. C.
North, Ohio State University; Prof. Earle Eubank, University of Cincinnati, and Rev, George N. Lucco*ck, Wooster; Youth Doi'glas Haskel, editor of the New Student, New York; Rev. Robert L. Tucker, Columbus; International Relations, Dr.
Sidney L. Gullck, International Good Will Secretary of the Federal Council of Churches, New York. ALLEGED SLATER RETURNED. i. Fred B.
Fortney To Be Tried For Killing of Leon Paris. Fred B. Fortney, who last November, it is alleged, seriously wounded his divorced, wife and shot and killed Leon Paris at Elmwood Place, was 1 returned to Cincinnati from Lynchburg, Albert Derrenkemp, Elmwood Marshal, and Deputy Sheriff Frank Rothaus, and was lodged in the county jail to' await trial on a first-degree murder charge. On the trip from Lynchburg, where he was arrested on a charge of having stolen an automobile, and which later brought a confession of the murder from him, Fortney told the Cincinnati officers' of his actions the night following the murder and how his initials on a handkerchief, coupled with the theft of an automobile, brought about his arrest on the murder charge. Fortney told police that after he had shot Paris and his divorced wife he went to the Carthage' police station with lntentlons-of giving himself up.
No one was at the station. He thtn boarded a bus for Cincinnati, the officers said they were told, and arriving at the down-town terminus he walked to the Suspension bridge, intent upon Jumping Into the river. He changed his mind again, the officers said, and went to a relative's home in Coving do most good for ourselves in the Philippines by helping the Filipinos to make the most of their great opportunities, contacts, just others do. But at the first sneese he takes HILL'S. 1 hare proved that colds do not develop when one does that But there are other things that millions know.
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Thompson again reiterated his them will be Dr. 8. Parkes Cad man. New York, President of the Federal Council of Churches: Bishop Francis stand that complete Independence for Get Red Box with portrait) the Islands was impractical because Is Expected Confidently By Pastor- of the lack of financial resources necessary to maintain an Independent Killer Mass Meeting Planned as Home-Coming. government.
He said that the bitter religious feud between the Christian Filipinos and the Mohammedan Mdros might accentuate the danger of a civil Ud55G5 8 war should the Islanders be granted SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TH1 ENQCIaBI. FITTED TO JW YOL'tt KYES i wamemamm i Austin, Texas, January 22. So confident of acquittal is Rev. J. Frank N'orris, accused slayer of D.
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that he has planned a mass meeting for his Ft. Worth Baptist Church. It will be a triumphant home-coming "The Independence propaganda for him he indicated here today might give one the impression that while his trial was nearing a close. the Filipinos will not be satlffled Norrls, militant fundamentalist. with anything: less than complete, shot and killed Chlpps In the pastor's absolute and immediate independence," he continued.
"During my stay mm i mMMi i study at Ft. Worth July 17, 1926. The trial has lasted two weeks. In the Islands I sought every opportunity to obtain the opinions of Filipino political and business leaders, Only two defense witnesses remain to be heard Monday. Their testl hi i kts zs rai a Ill and to my mind what they "really II Jl IM.
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