Word: protestantitis
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Supreme Court's Man. Herbert Hoover, on approaching the Presidency, cast about for an Attorney General who would meet three requirements: 1) a corking good lawyer; 2) a Protestant; 3) a Dry in whom Drys had complete confidence. Such a man was hard to find. In 1925 Secretary of...
Died. Right Rev. Beverley Dandridge Tucker, 83, Protestant Episcopal Bishop Coadjutor of Southern Virginia, onetime Confederate Artilleryman; at Norfolk. Va.
This rift, symbolic of that which is discernible throughout the Protestant church, had, another direct consequence last week when Dr. Samuel G. Craig of Princeton, editor of The Presbyterian (weekly), onetime board member of Princeton Theological Seminary, was forced to resign his editorship by vote of the board of Presbyterian...
His name is George Chalmers Richmond, a native of Springfield, Mass. (1870), graduate of Yale in 1895, Protestant Episcopal minister in Manhattan, Rochester, New York, Philadelphia. In Rochester: he attacked Republican Boss George W. Aldridge. Brewer Henry Hathaway (warden of his church), in spite of the tearful protestations of his...
Died. Right Rev. Theodore Nevin Morrison, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Iowa, 79; at Davenport, Iowa; after having been run down by an automobile driven by a young woman.