Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 4

A rj jouiwi 'v' THEEBHIKG'JODMAL 1 iZ 'v- WIIUIIWBi' Ml Just On Common Themes I came upon af arm labourer trying to read peg I think he had ever tried tovread a book before" Mr Wells did not -disclose the title of the book until he had TOONERVTLLE FOLKS nUDAYil OCTOBER 20 1933m BT 'FONTAINE FOX li 4 HUwWob VtU Oet 20 1WI Ibi'or'uMcunb MU On a Book-or Ererjrnow and then thraout hlatoxj Intolerance hat burned books and newspapers and type aa tho it could stop the preeses that 0 on printing Nothing can stop th enroot even the radio of which so many people are becoming weary: end which has degenerated Into a series of prise-packages sustained only by an evasion of the lottery laws When the printing-press first began to print from moveable type which was about 50 years before Columbus discovered America intolerance began Its work They were just about to bum Faust (one of Gutenberg's partners and first bookseller) In the public-square at Milan when he confessed to the discovery of the new art hitherto kept secret In early newspaper-days soon after the Spanish armada they had a Star-Chamber and they cut off the ears of editors who displeased the king's censors But the presses went on Queen Elisabeth ordered the ears and hands of a writer to be cut off for writing a harmless book only quite too true But the presses waent on And they put Prynne In prison minus his ears and they jailed Roger the first newspaper editor In England and they put Daniel Defoe who wrote Robinson Crusoe In the stocks for children to mock whereas they have ever since worshiped the name of the story-teller And the presses went right along They egreglously treated "USm Milton the poet so that he wrote toe Areopagltlca In ewe defence of freedom of the press and the presses went right smmi toMfi on The Spanish Inquisition burned books and authors and gy the presses kept ml I could multiply examples almost end- lesisly these are only a few that occur as I write rvi finished his speech "It was" he nid "a five yean old copy of the Exchange so out of pises In a cottage Then throwing llgbt-heartedness aside he grew suddenly serious any book been killed by burning?" be asked "i do not think so For ones printed a book has a vitality tor exceeding that of any human being I wish It was only by book-burnings that intolerance vented lta malace" he added "Unhappily Intolerance dose not always stop at toe burning of books It strikes most at those who read them write them and spread them about They are more "Jnst now in many regions of toe world there is an epidemic of Intolerance which takes ugly and novel forma It Is all very well for an exceedingly lucky and pampered writer of Radical Ideas like myself to discourse In a valiantly facetious manner about book burnings but It is quits a different business in Russia in Italy and In above all In Germany The life of toe sincere Radical author In this country is till largely sedentary In Germany the Radical writer and the original honest writer follows an adventurous and dangerous trade He is hunted man-handled be Is Usd about he Is struck at through his family snd friends he will certainly be deprived of his property He may be killed violently and disgustingly These are not facts In dispute They are proved up to toe blit let toe monopolising energy of one part of a race charmldg race but a viciously and Incredibly nationalistic Mind us to the reality of what Is happening In Germany The German affair Is not a pogrom The Jews make the most noise but It Is not only the Jews who suffer There are all sorts of other elements In tne German situation ms It seems more than anything else the rebellion of toe clumsy lout against civilisation It is the clumsy revolution against thought against san-Ity and against books Progress Is too much for him Where It will take Germany no one knows It Is not only In Germany that toe wide tolerations with which this century opened are disappearing it Is going on all over the world The clumsy lout Is rampant everywhere wearing his idiotic symbols making his Idiotic salutes and contriving hla Imbecile cruelties "Are we safe In asked Mr Wells "Personally I do not feel a bit safe for ten years nhad Luncheon parties for literary men may give place to lynching parties before my time Is out I may be taken from here to be beaten up by Sir Oswald Mosley or disciplined severely In a concentration camp by Mr Gilbert Frankau (Laughter) About one thing I do feel safe In the long run books will win The clumsy louts will be brought to heel In toe long run sane Judgment will settle with all toe braying and bawling heroics of these Insurgent louts We shall have1 Hitler weighed accurately to his last yawp we shall know the truth about Goring and Goebbels about the foul murder of Matteotti and the subtle Issues between administrative Incapacity and sabotage In Russia or our children will The mills of books grind slowly but they grind exceeding small Men may suffer and men may die but human thought embodied In science and literature goes marching on Let us get back to enduring things Let us get back to our books" Of TODAY'S NEWS Sunlit Trail By ARet Frost Lord Tha Joarnal Wayflrer LIKS TO SSUITS ALL WE READ la the wnpiM but we do sot belloro that tho Repub-Umi party ta Maine baa consld red neb uqr action on tho forthcoming liquor legislation In tbo special soooloa of tho Maine togMatara to outlined la thlo aaorataa'a A-P dispatches: nor do wo RHm that It eould coma wlthla seroa row of apple-tree of presenting any ambiance of solidarity oa this taou Oa Hqnor-lagisleitnn than la ao aa Hr ta aU oatlmaUa of (ho pro-Mt aad an ptaak tor (ho futur that a jo as away talsda aa won aad women Tha Aaaoolatad Frees that RopabUeaa arm solas ta atIUso tbo ooiatos tasMatnra aa a moaaa to aa aad via to robablittsto tho i5: loadatoblp thru a broak with Oev-araor Broaa aoooaaary aad tho faniaf oa tha State of a policy of DsisHtetnl that Shall bo ropco-ooatatimy Wo ton to poreolvo tbo taetl The other dgy In response to demands of students In toe German universities who have become most they built a funeral pyre of books In Germany from public libraries which were esteemed to be anti-Naii mostly written by Jews but not all All this Impresses Itself on one who thinks progressively and hears the thunders of the press that sweats out toe book the pamphlet toe dally newspaper Mightiest of all engines It Is toe preservative of all It is the way and the only way that one projects himself into the future snd may live even too he be dead SOfl was Immediately Impressed In toe larger sense of toe capacity which one may have on reading what Wells said about this burning of books as he spoke to a large company at a luncheon at Grofevenor square In London Personally we think Wells to be toe most interesting man When he was Introduced by Lord Horder it was the greatest creative mind of his We Mnv that Is absolutely true Mf Wells took up in his after-dinner talk this same subject of With toe art that In his he was at first somewhat humorous To be somewhat humorous In a speech Is not a lowering of purpose lt-ls a use of a art In order to enchain attention No speaker Hfcyi respectful faces of woodenness and nothing more A laugh now mid then quickens the comprehension Let us yfrgy ton to aoo any piss I Quote from Mr after-dinner speech for two reasons (bli ts say common flew potat One Is because everyone likes to read an after-dinner I speech if it be good Second Mr WellVsSd SuSStaTS Mao look ovor tbo consensus Noticing If ona net lass detail Is leaking for things beautiful thara is enough ta delight tha ayes at ny season in ao small a alty raa as tha park One of tho mast affective views of the rather beautiful and spire of tho Congregational churah waa a phots Rraph taken from in front of wall dawn into the center of tha park or avan In the eastern upper earner ao that tho olmo farmed an aiala of festooned grac like eurtalna drawn bask ta reveal the structure beyond There also hangs on tha walla of a Lewiston hams an ail aketch painted from tha second fleer roar of ana of tha Lisbon treat bloaica just North af Pina treat before tha public library was oraatod Tha view ut across the park toward tha East ravaalad the trial ta-paring eplras af It Patrick's church beyond the autumn traa-tap Tha colors of fall wore thara tha charm of that church adlfic There aloe hoc been taken a picture of tha fountain playing ito dallcata valla af spray in early morning whan shadows treat lengthened avar the grass toward tha DaWitt from 1 which tha photograph waa i mad Thoro was a spring mist in tha ai A fairy element an- to rad into tha aompaeition Paw would guess it waa tha Lawiaton aamman had the eity any sthar fountain to boaat bout Tho olusivo mystery of down waa thor Soma day someone will ketch or ghatagraph tha view down thru tha park from tha riavatlon ai tho foot af Walnut at root i for If aver arching alma suggested tha nova of a Root tempi 'those traao do i Thara ara aa many maoda ta this picture aa thara ara day and Maseru dawns and dusk auneats beyond In dead winter spring fluaha tha heavenly pala gold and black of autumn Franklin statute of tha soldier of civil war regalia aomatimaa take an raapoaa that tha eaa ea-loving wish typified world rest from enmity and whan children play about tha mounted tha children are lovely even tha they play with tha world's net -yet -outgrown plaything Tha park --perhaps It Is only a half appreciated aaoat aesthetically ter many But thara it I far those who leak and win find bo Wells said: A'W opinion Tho repreeeatatlro tho party on tbo Motional oc 4 is a number of tho Hotel moeUtioBt which tonW prohibition la tho soptembor IMS "stits Chalrmaa of tho RopabUosa once "When which one It lasted nke shumMi burnt a book myself I burnt that I will not tell you but you may it was a horrible busl-MSf several hours The cover shrivelled up being and it smelled horribly I poked it mcout with poker then I took the tongs to It till they I bnfnt page by page until I got hM myself and my hands snd face were Makpni Then Uke a murderer crept to bed leaving behind me wads of unbound paper still unbqmt That unburnt paper blew about all over toe country Weeks afteiy wfcsraan wn ten faith to tebarma" ting out tha I feel that I have done you my dear readers a distinct service in showing you the absolute truth as pronounced by Mr Wells and also Indicating to you how an after-dinner speech may be best made i kve we endured what Mr Wells calls toe lout" And tbs presses still roar In basement and upder the roof and people shall find the truth somewhere in their pages while the false will moulder on toe shelves doing no harm A Tumbledown In Wold la tha spot cboaen for tho annual fall trip a Greenville's moose has been indisposed it seems and tho authorities finally summoned a Water-vllle veterinary to Inject serum Tbo animal waa laeoooed thrown and given tho treatment tha serum coming from buffalo in Ranter National park peaking of sunflower Mrs Thurlow Hammond of Aahvllla never planted any until thle year and her crop consisted on one talk But the flower measured II inchee in diameter and weighed eight pounde and eix ounce see Bangor columniet: Going to havo a contest in Kansas City to sec who ran sit longest on a csks of Ic Had that stuff at tha old Graphic Theatre In Bangor many years ago One auspiciously frequent winner waa found to haro bean arearing a place of board in tha seat at hla pants Coma to Bangor to got Idooa! a Holly Spotted Elk who hallo from Indian Island In Maine has been at tha Chicago Exposition following her return from Franc Bhe le repreeenMfg the Indian dancers there and hae had movie fame In tha picture "Bllent Enemy" Bhe writes of her Maine people "In tha pagoe aot down ona can recognise old Clara Paptun Blind Li tha braider of sweet graaa and tho vary aonl of all that waa Indian Andrew Bockalex Marathon runner who won fomo te tho Olympics In Sweden Peter Gloa-ian the ferryman Watawaso who has returned to tho tribe: my old Rl Hemlock Jo tho bedridden wood carver and a living book of all tho early life of my poopla: Plot Boeku a fiery orator champion of tho old order of things and a few others that pass thru tha story" see Little James Ballsy of East Dover and hla good neighbor Ira Door were riding over Bower bank way and they came upon a big bear hung up In a tree beside tha road all dressed When they rama back over the road a little later the boar in the tree wee gone and lust around tho next turn a live boar looking precisely like tha first was walking across the road you that boar would got away from thorn they look out" arid the driver aad Jamao looked doubtful tho thoro waa tho boar to prove tho point Thoro on people who think Frank Cummings of Bowar-bank took away tho 400 pound boar ha shot about that tlm and now thay aro wondering if tho second ona tha ona Mr Cummings abet In Barnard Wadnoaday weighing IN pounds teas thaa tho first which amkoa him tha bannor baar banter of this section aStete oommltteo A 'active some of the Madia StepabUoaa saebao Former Sposkor of tho Legislator vMr Hobart WffVUAi who wan far thaa a far Oavomov fltbeprimarfas 'la antt-prohiMtlea Soa-TiMr White has always boos a aop-Ytov of nobrloty aad easor to aaytktag te forward at Mr Boody of la a OUR CHILDREN Continued from Pago Throe la any alga of Infection a chiropodist ahould be consulted at once bout the condition Copyright llli) of apodal two million vole it would giro him a load of about 110000 Tho registration la 2100000 roughly 25 Yean Ago Today ta eireeatils to or olaa according to tho old-Halao custom in a toilet A lady nays that two porta of alcohol la 10000 parts ofblood make parsoa talk tiro If ao what makes tho aroraga temparaaoo lecturer ao wordy? Polly Moran ia to wod What of It? Tha AP aaya graraly that a man la Warren Maaa shot twice yesterday "ia tha Thara ara for auwa cut bio A eoupla la Woreos-tar Mass la lust remarrying tor tho third time If at first you succeed try try agala bottom la tea lonc-poriod race at tho MBA Tho alosaa la tho hopo ta "trtoaa twiem aa high aad ao hotter work and ao non RapubUoana ahould go along aad datoa Thajr ahoald vote tor thto ptaa or that piao aa It ap-poaia to bo good or bod la impact to tbo ram-tawlaooa Tbo individual hoold pa? no attention to tho sn-gootSoa that ovarpbodr wants tho It ta cot ao (ta Kit worn ao whafa tho dlgotonco with tha ana who lovaa hla oountrjr-oida It Is up tehbn to pay ao attantlon to mob- V- sir when you remind them of how generous this little shrinking eras tura has been to them Thoy can't bo otherwise Just now Defend tha timid ona by build Ing up hla strength Keep him out of the way of tha strong and tha powerful for a tlm If he is carefully treated raa ted fed routined under tha skilled director's management ha Is likely to come thru aa bold aa tha boldest Don't pralm hla generosity It Is likely to ba a symptom of trouble and a warning to you (Copyright Hill MMUaatat f'eupporttag Uw boot law nadir w- J'fhrarMIs KPWmtlr eompteta- MWivNII admit ttmtei to -fatteadnad llw HopaUtonn or and Hoar a at plana St waold awk mdtas Owa' witttaa la (riAAMduaaSMhodtat LIFM FINEST THING Lifoa flnaat things Tho things that last Are ours but never fettered foot Tbs exodus of birds and boaate whoa blasts begin to bio Tbo foaay spring buds pooping forth at r-lr of tbo now Prolific surnmteteUmWtha oon turn Roaplondant autuma's fun loaf ablaso on ovary tree Tho oorootr of wtator'a fooato teatago of tho Tho ooteau foreat's awful bash tbo rhythm of tho rate Tho flay brooaa that wake a tabs tho troeblod breast A rtorm aoourgod mountate rearing Ha Phased anbeadteg BEAUTY TALKS Con tinned from Page Two toenail to grow narrower -ifthi top a little lamb'e wool ahoald bo kept tucked around tha eoaritlro edge of tho sail whan It I own Into tbo flash Ton eaa do this araeh you reelf at horn ta ad' dltlon ta seeing that-yeur oboes fit yoa properly aad do aot ta any way cramp year toa But If than tB tbS OOBStltStSOB i Otnai vU had flghtta fctab la I hlnv lhoad'Rov wnbar Barry I Lewiston and Auburn Republicans held caucuses last evening end elected delegatee to the dlatrlei convention Delegatee from L-wie ton ere George Beerce Robert Hodgson Edwin Sermon William McKusker John Wilde cott Geurge Bean Selrt-n A Cummings Frederick Wagg Howard It Parent Iannis 1 Cslla-hen George M-s-rte Alton I-Grant Archie I Tel hot IS Doten Thomma Fortin John A Hssostt- From Auburn I Merrill John Brett James Elms John Webber Hill Charles Burr Forest Ludden Df- Bturgl Nome Tibbetts Harry 8L Whltehoue Si 5llr' Bligg Chao Ralph Burnham James Pu letter Horace Day appeared baton tho Judge of tho Auburn Municipal court this atoning who haa bma Ajroetod 10B times tbo offleers say Ho spends tea months of tho year JaIL He trembles aad shakes from tho efforts of many years of drink Tho Lake Auburn Boat club wants membership of 200 before beginning the now club house Fourteen applications were received at the mooting tart evening Tho membership oommltteo Includes John Merrill Conan True George Davl Charles Merrill Fred Leavitt John Webber Jone Rufus Lord Fred Wentsel A Pitcher Lem Baker James Dawe One Knight George Hodgson Taylor aad CL Whltehoue Tho Lowirton and Auburn Merchants' Association Is trying to serum tho annual meeting of tho Maine Teachers' Association for tne two citte end Mr Cushing of Turn-r celebrated their golden vrcddlng today aalo of Hqaor bat tho neat It eaa do with tha prohibitory amand- raaaboitL (It wiU taka a two-thirds rote) 11 has base painted oat tbo taOte Coa-BtttaUon tbo so lain Ini a eon provlda ter tho aala at Hqaor "for My New York By Jbbmb Aswan i poooa hla flat la hto taaa ahoatta "Mated (bo Wr loohad oa tho tt wars a propor tfVjaixattj for tho police -jfaaMaa wa'ghonld art want tho toaab to bo mado FaUttoaL Mo party crar ooted wtealy la V' poUttml tame Nor an than tho flawsto atari ot to qaarnl with amactaflyflte Mor 'oaa rapaal at (ho Maiao Mtb fwafidaioiit bo awdo a teat air party ftryniflL: Mae wo want aou of It oitbari wiy Whtabonr party aa- abaMaflm Ifolao ta raody for tea Cpaa'-aalooB dr tho aala of Hqaor tho tha offeriage Wo haro ao apodal plan to sug-gaat ao yot Wo do not boUoro that tha "tacticians" in vnt da any batter thaa thoy haro la Massachuaatte Thay may 1ml tato Maasachuaatta aad aa la roatlgatlag oommltteo to but wo odrioo casual trarolars to hasp off tho rood thay de wpaetally la it true aa miihhi tha rocaat rapaal rote la waa ao mors a party toat la tbo than of hlgh-tlda at Hutport TODAVg Mobraa-ka thraatona rorett sst Cbortlo Bryaa ones a tor Vleo-praoidant (wo forgot wbothar or not bo war olaetod) ta landing tho Nabraaka ba loot his bead or only hto tnthmra Tho botgh baby to again oa froat-page Io hoad of tho A CL IX Mr Bdgar Hooror thiaka ka Franco la fighting i-w-tiffn ad tho Doladlor eabiaat ta bang-tad by a thread Hitter Mta peace why doesn't ho bo Pa sc sable than! Oormaay rri--i ly raalgno from tbo Lmgue It ta tew at Ponce And amy bo boomerang for Hltlar BIO MXWS Seorotary Wallaco of tbo Dopart-Btet of Agrlculturo ta attiMmity watching tho price of pork Mr Hoosorolt ia officially watching terytbing Tha an tiro Waat-ara forming country le la tumult Tiny arm asking for Hooryr Tha National Farm Holiday Asaoclattoa which ta a mor or lass Important organisation declares 1 general fttalko agalaat paylng-taxae until tew cot tbo money That may happen to anyone If a man has a bolldlng baa ao rents cant bor row money dtaiikoo to commit burglary aad feels he -fc-wia leaqt food tbo hungry mouths of his children before ho pays hta tone ho wiU probably Than thoy take away hla building aad appropriate tbo proceeds tq ears of the unwilling Wooten farmon any that tho Matte Is la tho hands of tho money-tateraate Mighty amah Haters a Mt of Oomfortl Aubnra ebatag par coat of taxes la tho Maw Auburn flre-dlatriet-A Property owner la Auburn only hks two or three sorts of fossa to pay If ha owns assraadhwto haro It Inspected aad has to pay local Hate and Padaral taass oa tt has to pay sowar tag aad water tea ote ho has ao abatomoat of tes paytag Butoo Artmn te rory woU tforogood aowaiOa aiayFroparo to drink oa tbf pramlaae tenaftor ia-HaasachBaatte-WbarOoloe'dld taa over 4rlak unloaa it ware tional trad On of patronised nlckel-ln-tho-alot beaneries ia only a block from Larue' an tony and expensive as any taurenl in the world Larue's warn the only eatery oa-earth an Informant Insist ovor to charge )1 for a cup of but even they don't hold to such tariffs now Jay Kaufrnan the publicist and former columnist signed tho white ribbon alcohol pledge when ho middle western II ta hie middle western home The flaming death robos of tbo day tbo marvel of lta birth Tha from areas of tbo ftosureo that split the glaciers girth Tha glint of gorgeous gran blue ayes la peacocks mead of tall a aonao of God's omnlpotaaee whsn thaadar reads tho roll dteaaM aad oeboasoa of vibrant youth which sorely must come true That brave exalted purpose of tho child that once waa you Raoail of tender words of love and long forgotten lays the bonfires aplcoy fragrant amoks oa Indian Bummer day Tho nursing back a loved one from tho verge of voiceless dust And tho greatest boon to human kind tho great great gift of trust Life's finest things tho things that last Aro aura bat nsver fettered foot The finest things writ on tho scroll Aro oa ly grappled by tho soul Exchange eaa MIMORITT CTOCKHOL DIKI ara opposing a meant decision of tho Ptraotora of tha Maiao Caatnl Hallroad to buy tbo Kumford Valla Hallway tho Portland cod Hansford Valla HaQroad aad tha Humford Vails and lay Lobes raQread tbarofor IMNAM of traJ eoUateral treat 9010A00 of par-rohm tral praforrod stock Tbo oppoaltten baaoa ItaoK tbo following grpuada: tbo pooled purehaoo price la too high I tbo mode of payment to wrong I thocradlt of the Mateo Central win ba made worn instead of batter 4 emmea creditor te botag olo-rotod to what may bo a flrst-mort-a poalttaa: I that pnrohaaa ta such a manaor puts tho owners of leased liner that aro taring money on a parity with bond -holders in tha Maine Centra intervening between tho present bond-holdora aad thrir security to tho amouat of HONAN for preoeat praforrod stockholders aad ta tho amount at M0 000 tar bondholdsra that tbo proposed aoqulritlOR Involves a coverage of IN par eent of bonds oa present capitalisation of leased Una which la baiterod by tbo op-poritton to bo naaouad te vlow of Inability of said leased Itaae to produce raroatfo the deal la oppressive to tho Mateo Central and te not aooMaary ta viaw of tho ro-eeatly oaaRtod vriuntary roargaa-teriloa which no dtrigari to itaato anoouad coatracta I ao Information of tho proposed" deal given stockholders prior to tho masting aad that than could therefore haro bora any earaful consideration of Iho matter Wo do not Intend to convey in ay thing aMto thaa tho statement of tho Opposition 'ad wo do not pro toa4 to oatar discussion of mar-Its 'or demerit Tho adjourned moating was ta have beea hold October II 50 Yews Ago Today 'i' L' NEW TORK Rambling Round: Lota ot folk want to know about literary groups la town A faw: The Independent writers moot at thar Colllngwood: the Pegasus Group at II West Nth Afreet tho Artiste aad Writers at tho Bi tbo Vagabonds kora aad there aa tho name implies tha Four Trow restaurant 1a tho vlllag la usually tbe scene ot a bookish gathr ring Funny how many paoplo are interested ia scribbling About one la three tetters I get from a literary candidate Another son ot aa acting father ring a Broadway premiere: Jo soph eon of Ernest Trnex Burlaak show confronted by slim pickings for that kind of entertain mant her have hit new higtie la daring Tha other day I paid my eeml-ananai visit to one of those cathedrals of vulgarity ai had my eyas popped by goings on tho Paris eonaoru would baa Overheard ta tha row behind i well-modulated woman's voice "I sat thle perfectly revolting? Mr hue band and I come every Sunday night you know" Statistical: Thu following shows on Broadway at tbo moaaoat of writing may ba classified as "Hold Tour Horses" "Mm ta White" "Belter BewarsT "Aa Thousands Cheer" "Double Door" end "Ah Wilderness" Sat a bed" list for the eye to ran down week-ending from ont-of-towa "Uncle Cabin" now on tour through tbo larger ritte le set treated to haro grossed more than 91MNN0 staco 111! foe ro-box-offlco Tha great-la theatrical his as was age to tho 1 Than ta aa actual troth la last phrase Tbo Intent" at Constitutional Aawndmant was actiy aa It waa oparated nadar Uq-It was wordod to that aad that thoro bo a rapply of Uqoore for madid ne and ta tho orta Tho fall-o tho Bqaor-osoaey plan if It did fan lay tat tho foot that hairs was not Cqnal to tha situation aad poll ties Intruded Wbatamr wo havo aa a law always want aomothtag aloe It bs that tha boot way la to sail la any shoe without lot folka drink tesiaatlna to it win bt tine asaordtag to tha taw of Tirol of tho flttoat Mow Brunawtofc has low (hot mi claooiy to tho of tho old Maiao tew oaiy iialt of ooetfol to tho tho town which was a of thC MalaC taw 'Thom ara to aamUiy that hotel or hot-dog steads Jft brief If flte Maiao BopttbBeaa party waata to awko a fool of Jfo oalt tt hotter ast ap "koUd Samo to tho craUa party' whooo i ooHdartty ta about aa otroogAo tbo prororMal ropo of wily for- ar Its own popdartty goae Democracy hottsr looh to ta --nultone" Tbo mattering now going on la flw chops agalaat tbo Bnoaosltlao roHdea to giwiriag nto a roar Wo aro wdrrtaq about -t not good A work of rUxa-i la work aad' tho 'tumult la- hbtaKi roatauraate raihoad tralne- jdnbe tarorae for diiaklng ok aaldpramlaaa with bottlo llquoro odd la: atom' film propasod Mas-ooehaoatte Jdaaf: wfO haro a trast Ite haade Such a partyl has as pot 'of popular oawttmaat tram tha dtfSaaohrpaoploi tbo abareh: tha I oeboMi -tba teg-tea who want ooteqaa ante (tear qtaatlae la itaidri aad oarial-lho asay bo atedd BUeat aasgy 1'- taogb- ta words trawaasada wbatvwo caul poutloe wklsh happaas to ba ly a vohtala by whleh aaK-o may attain pubnaofdoe Wads art! publto Why not Only for Augusta! when Bounds like winter to read about Sebego lake regulations against lee-fishing The first car of corn for Par-new mill enmo la on tho Trank today Bleeper road was laid out by tbo government Thursday evening IMS a email boulder containing tourmaline crystals was found tho form of Gilbert Hatch Auburn by Carter of Many people haro hunted tha deposit but aotbtag eatls-factory was discovered until thin when Perry of Booth a collector of minerals re- two or three feet of good soil and uncovered tho deposit lees than two week with tho of one man he took out tour-mallna gome valued at IN King and Losing la the name of new Arm that occupies the old Silver Lew- of Chandler abd ond has paver touched drop of anything since Or before it should be unnecessary to add see Tommie Manvllle scion of the asbestos-gilded family haq a standing order with a Park avenuo florist to ehlp orchid horeeehoea to friends who merry Vignette: the tot who shines shoes on the corner of Lexington avenuo and 41th street with the NRA label pasted on hie blacking box He bo older than eight A local department store has an exhibition of toys through tho past IN years progress the Chicago fair overlooked ANTECEDENTS Robert Minor the -Communist candidate for mayor ot New York ia the eon of a prosperous Judge of Baatonio when incidentally this column will bo ond one upon time ho aspired to the capitalistic affuenco of successful no we paper cartooning working for mafor papers He once was tbo husband of Mary Heaton Von tbo novelist Strange deetlnloo la this tangled townl Tho other right my hooaia phone rang and a new flunky oa tho door downstairs chirped: eve gotan Occident case downstair and yonfre tha only doctor in the houa" I Protested 1 wasn't a doctor Uam cams book 1 thought you we I aad Yoa certalpiy keep fuakty hour" 'ton Dr Grand eity In on of Pari for Pari rich In aid tho stand iston Mob from Ben It used to bo Chapman's music footlroL Now Ronwick's grand clubwomen recall that 4 yean ago It was Mr Myra Hall who set the ban rolling for this activity for women tbo result of which la IS etaba and aomo 2000 BMabera today Mr HaU traveler a scholar tad a Mountain climbing eertataly le gaining evesy season ta Maine aad i the new generations of ber ooouto coma along 'trained to this port' tho Interest la bound to increase wlth-pearlng year Baton-day Is tho day bonked for the Eastern States Mountain (HUb aad old Mike Tierney well-known athlete has decided to tbd buetnee Lewiston Oet If by Booth by Nathaniel Littlefield of Webster arid Mr Margaret Chad bourn ot Groan OeL-27 by Prof Fullonton Wll Bi of Lewly Seymour it Portsmouth i MjdUo Grider tory 000 LILY SHOP A atoro ta Mfaiaoa avoqu baa Just bsM opaaad te spociaUeo ta ojlly trade branch of florist ta Bermuda and tbo only flower shopta Mew York with interna LA OUARDCAta twatv Maw- Yoifc dtp- amyor Imaoes to bo tecreaatag ta tbo Lit-Aniir Dlgeut poO Hp load by la poll of about flsoraa at about par coat la 'a r- behind the bant.