FAST ENDED
DEAN FORCIBLY FED
VERY WEAKENED CONDITION
MEMPHIS, January 23.
Dean Noe, who was suspended by Bishop Maxon for fasting in an attempt to prove man immqrtal this side of the grave, and who; continued to fast after his suspension, has been sent to hospital.
Physicians said he was in no immediate danger, but was in a seriously weakened condition. They fed him forcibly, ending his fast.
Dean Noe\ attended services in the morning at the cathedral from which he was ousted, and heard a cleric denounce his fast. He departed before the conclusion of; the service.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 20, 25 January 1938, Page 9
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