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P o ly n esia n ,” d e c la re s C ap t. B^rancis
D rak e, S outh S eas tra d e r. ‘‘W hy, b less
y o u r h e a rt, th e y ’ve g o t 5 a n d ' 10-cent
A sked i f th e New Y ork delegation
s to re s all uver th e isla n d s an d th e naShe D e m o c ra tic co n v e n tio n in ten d s tlveg liste n to C alvin C oolidge on th e
t a d v o c a te a w e t p la n k in connection ,radio, every tim e he sp e a k s Into It.
■ t h p u tt in g (jo v e m o r S m ith in n o m - In s te a d of ta k in g ou t a bo at load of
A itio B f o i th e p resid e n cy , F r a n k lin trin k e ts to tra d e fo r curios, th e m od­
e m tr a d e r in th e coconut isle s ta k e s
K«; K o o se v elt, c h a irm a n o f th e com only s ilv e r an d gold to buy th e t h i i i ^
I tte e t h a t is b o o m in g G o v e rn o r fo r stay -a t-h o m es.”
D rak e, w ho is six ty y e a rs old and
l ii t h said :
■“P o sitiv e ly n o t.
W e do n o t p ro - h a s .been a m a rin e r fo r m ore th a n
I s e to a s k fo r a n y d e c la ra tio n f o r a forty-five y e a rs , will soon set sail fro m
F > ^ ||ica tio n o f th e V o lste a d a c t.”
h ere in th e P ilgrim , a th irty-five-foot
I
,8 p le a s in g to le a r n th a t th e D em - schooner-rigged boat, fo r a n o th e r w orld
fic p a r t y o f the s ta te is n o t g o in g trip.
“Loafing a ro u n d th e w orld In y o u r
: 16 co n v e n tio n w ith a n in te n tio n to
I ia k do w n th e V olstead la w .
P ro - ow n b o at is th e only life," say s th e
w an d erer, “ You young fellow s in th e
ifrftxon is h e re to s ta y , th e c o u n try , citie s w ork and s w e a t— an d w h at do
|e e p t in a few w e t sp o ts, is o v er- you get. I go out on th e sea an d I
No bills com ing
e lm in g ly d ry , a n d N ew Y o rk s ta te don’t need money.
|m o c r a ts a n d e s p e c ia lly p ro v in c ia l in. No traffic to dodge. T h ro w aw ay
th e clock and look a t th e c a le n d a r once
■Y o rk c ity m ig h t a s w ell face th e
a m onth. And once o u tsid e th e reg u ­
|jts a n d sto p k ic k in g a g a in s t th e la r s te a m e r la n es I n ev e r see a th in g .
|c k s .
T h e D e m o c ra tic p a r ty h a s You could sta y out h ere tw en ty y ea rs
Lsu ch a la rg e p a r t in b rin g in g p ro - and n ev e r m eet a ship. S a fe s t p lace
in th e w orld.
lliitio n to A m e ric a th a t i t c a n n o t a f “A t n ig h t th e flying fish flap
S*fd, to a llo w w e t D em o c ra ts of N ew ab o a rd and fall on deck. In th e m orn­
|l» rk c ity to use it f o r th e r e t u r n of ing you pick th em up, clip off th e ir
w ings and to ss ’em in to th e pan. T hey
s a lo o n o r s o m e th in g eq u iv alen t.
BEADS UNO GitLIGO NO
LOBE FOR POLYNESiANS
lie prohibition amendment was in■ dtieed in congress by Representawe H obson, a D em ocrat, and Sena-
Sheppard, a Democrat.
e v e n m a k e t h e i r o w n o il to f r y t h e m ­
s e lv e s in.”
And th e ch e erfu l face o f th e tro u b le
dow-n th e h a tc h w a y UUe
b e a te r s a n k
Congress the eun setting over the horizon.
D e m o c ra tic w h e n th e am en d m en t
} s u b m itte d to th e s ta te s , a n d m a n y X-Ray Drunk Meter to
h e s ta te s h ad D e m o c ra tic legislaReveal Intoxication
w hen th e a m e n d m e n t w a s r a t iS an F ra n c isc o .— Up to th is tim e il
W h y th e n , s h o u ld th e D em o- lias been v irtu a lly im possib le to pro v e
I p a r ty o f th e s ta te o f N ew Y o rk in to x ica tio n b e fo re a ju ry .
A libis, in ex p e rt te stim o n y o f th e a r ­
I.itse lf to be m a d e th e in s tru p f booze f o r th e b re a k in g dow n re s tin g officers an d th e h a p h a z a rd ex­
am in a tio n s of em ergency h o sp ita l a t­
c re d ita b le w o rk d o n e b y th«
te n d a n ts, will now be s u p p la n te d in th e
p a t { D em ocratic p a rty o f th e n a- very n e a r f u tu re by black an d w h ite
n?
figures show ing th e ex a ct d eg ree of in ­
Vith th e N ew Y o rk s ta te dem o cracy to x icatio n .
D r. O. W. G insburg, a n X -ray ex p ert,
kring n o in te n tio n of p u ttin g a dry
s a y s tlie “m e ta b u la r” w ill do th e w ork
lin k in thfe D em ocaratic p la tfo rm ,
co rrec tly and fu rth e rm o re it w ill not
p h G o v e rn o r S m ith, th o u g h w e t in be g u essw ork, but th e finding o f m od­
o w n view s, h a v in g p o litic a l sense e rn scien ce w ill be reco rd e d on p ap e r.
D o cto r G in sb u rg ’s e x p la n a tio n of his
Bpugh to realize t h a t th e s e n tim e n t
discovery fo llo w s:
|A m e r i c a is o v erw h elm in g ly d ry a n d
S is known to medical men that a
c ts e n fo rc e m e n t of the d ry law , person under tlie influence of intoxi­
h o p es o f th e w e ts to come b a c k cating liquors consumes far greater
i l fa d e a w a y .
D e m o c ra ts, wh5 quantities of oxygen than he does norn 't w e a ll lin e u p an d d ry u p th e mally.
T h is co n d itio n is n a tu r a l, b ec au se a l­
iV w et s p o ts t h a t r e m a in
in
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cohol is a g re a te r h e a t p ro d u c e r an d
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ca lls fo r la rg e r q u a n titie s of oxygen
to offset th e consum ption of h ea t.
A ll th'dt is n e c e ss a ry to d e te rm in e
S.TA M O RA S C O M M E N C E M E N T
th e d eg ree o f in to x ica tio n Is to find
o u t th e h e a t p ro d u ctio n going on in th e
Phe g e n tle m a n , w h o d eliv ered th e body by th e in ta k e of oxygen.
T h e “m e ta b u la r” does th is po sitiv ely .
nencem ent a d d re s s fo r th e M a ta T h e s u sp e ct is fed p u re oxygen th ro u g h
I r a a h ig h s c h o o l la s t ev e n in g said a nozzle. T h e “m e ta b u la r” re g iste rs
| t h e h a d n e v e r m e t a m a n , w h o how m uch w as ta k e n in to th e sy stem .
■ ette^ h a v in g co m p leted h is high
o o l c o u rs e a n d h ad m e t m any m en,
In ve stig a tin g K e lp
| o w e r e s o rry th e y h ad n o t,
G ra d u a lly s c ie n tis ts a r e g ain in g in
r p i e s p e a k e r h a s h ad a n experience
fo rm a tio n on th e life h is to ry p f kelp
l i i l a r to t h a t o f e v e ry o n e else. A sk a p la n t w h ich gro w s in th e sea an d
g r a d u a t e o f th e schools if he is p ro v id e s a s o u r c e 'o f p o ta sh fo r a« ri
l*ry t h a t h e fo u g h t i t out to th e end, c u ltu ra l p urposes.
| f h Is re p ly is th a t he is g la d in s te a d
s o r r y . .. H a v in g p a s s e d t h a t c ri|a X -p e rio d w h e n so m a n y boys an d
|T s le a v e school b ec au se th e y do n o t
to s tu d y , h a v in g e x p e rie n c e d th e
U tal d ev e lo p m e n t th a t com es to
w h o c o m p le te d th b course, th e
a t e h a s o b ta in e d t h # d e sire fo r.
„ „ d g e a n d c a p a c ity to a tta in th a t
ALBERT H U JIIR S
I o f g r e a t b e n e fit a ll hi« life, a n d enI M m to liv e o n a h ig h e r s ta n d a r d
11© h e m o re u s e fu l in h is c o m m u n B o y s a n d g irls, w ho com plete a
i o f s tu d y , d e m o n s tra te t h a t th e y
k o o d s tu ff in them , f o r w ith in f e g \ .s t a n d a r d s in o u r schools, it
d tm h a r d w o r k to m e e t th e m . The
I crif 1924 o f th e M a ta m o r a s H ig h
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Following is the radio prugr-axh
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FORTlERmN. Y.
BY J U N IU S
C O P Y R IG H T 1 9 3 1 . B Y C O G A R A L L A N M O M .
Y'ou a re go in g to g e t w h a t’s com ing
to you.
D o cto rs m a y d e la y it, arid
m in is te rs m a y so o th e you,' b u t you
c a n ’t escap e it.
A fre r a ll o th e r n atio n .al
“w eek s”
h a v e been o b serv ed , it w o u ld be a line
th in g to h a v e a “K eep Y o u r M o iith
S h u t W e e k ,” th in k s O ld G ro u ch .
W o u ld n ’t it be a w fu l, a s k s H y Brow
if th e g irls d id n ’t h a v e a n y m o re sen se
t h a n w e th i n k th e y have.
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Washington.—Great interest Is be'n g ta k en in. th e th re e
p o stag e
'ta m p s ju s t Issued by th e go v ern m en t,
rb ey a re in d en o in in atio iis of one, tw o
.."ul five c e n ts a n d w ill c o m m e m o r a te
'lie coitii-ajr to A m erica of tlie fclug;-uem ts a r d th e W allo o n s an d ih e three*
■uudreclth a n n iv e rs a ry of th e sertle'cm o f New York and th e M iddle
'u n tie sta te s .
G o ie m ju e m officials
’(•Clare th a t th ey a re tlie m ost b ean tiid s ta in p s ev e r issc.ed by th e d epurt'.cnt.
in 3- o rd e r th a t th e h isto ric
, ones .\vhicli th ey wifi b ea r may be
’low n ^'more elTectively th ey will be
rg er th].m ustuil an d obloi.g In siuipe.
On' tile oiie^eent sta m p is th e pic■' re| of, th e “ Xieu N e d e rla n d t.” tfie
lip wliich b ro u g h t to A m erica In
’24 th e first 32 fam ilies u n d er th e
;u.spicos of rite D u tch We.^'t In d ia com•any. S om e of th e se fam ilies s e n led
■n Manhufctan IshmU. o th e rs at F o rt
'■range.-, n o w A lb a n y , a n d ssrill othEU*.-?
n differ<>m A t l a n t i c .‘S tates. T h e two-ent s ta m p is a rep ro tlu ctio n o f a
o n u m e m s e t u p at M ayport. on th e
nt. J o h n ’% riv e r, F lo iid a . by t h e
-U g u e n p ts. w h o m a d e in l.”G2 th e first
T h is firm h a s c o m m issio n ed m e to
co llect th e ir little a c c o u n t.
Stpney— B ro k e— T h e n I c o n g r a tu la te y ou on g e ttin g a p e r m a n e n t jo b .
t te n i p t; a t a p e r m a n e n t s e tt le m e n t in
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■'hat Is^ n o w t h e U n ite d S t a te s . T«iev
M ah J o n g g is a g a m e t h a t ’s p la y e d , ci'c nutssiacred by th e S p a n ia rd s in
b y th e r ic h , it t a k e s a ll y o u r m o n e y
>05.
a n d g iv e s y o u th e itc h .
’ lrc*.»ed P ro g re s slv c iy ., ,
F ollow ing th e u su al cus'.om .to m eet
D o you,, a s k s a c o r r e s p o n d e m , g et
he d e s ir e s 'o f col’ec ro rs th e cohihieinth e id e as fo r th e s tu ffin y o u r co lu m n > rati\e stantti.s will be isoged progresso u t of your head ?
No, th a n k h e a v e n ,
vely. T h e c e U o iu t.o n beg an , w ith th e
w e d o n ’t a n d w e h o p e th e c o r r e s p o n ­ ‘ n licatio n of a monunie-ni erec ted by
d e n t w ill g e t t h a t id e a o u t o f h e r 'h e a d . *he D r.uifi.ters o f th e A m erican Revo.tion ut {.Jacksonville an d . M ay p o rt,
Exploded
lo rid a, on M ay 1. T h e first stam p s
F u n n y , id e a so m e p e o p le h a v e t h a t vere released th e re on th a t d ale. As
oil does a w a y w iih fric tio n .— Jam e s J th e ce leb ratio n p n g r e s s e d n o rth w a rd ,
M o n tag u e .
-ta m p s w ere is.sued a t each p o in t of
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;ie ee leliratio n w hich will la st six
O ne o f th e m o s t d ifficu lt o p eratio n s,, • eeks. A f te r w a r d s tiiey wifi be put
a tte m p te d b y o n ly th e b est s u rg eo n s,
n s a le th ro u g h o u t th e counn-y.
is t h a t o f ta k in g th e c o n c e it o u t of
In a d d itio n to th e s ta m p s th e governm an.
'iien t ha.s s tru c k a co m m em o rativ e fitty;-ent piece, know n a s th e H u g u en o t
S m all Boy (in B a k e r y ): M ister, how
< in b ea rin g on one sid e th e sh ip
m u c h is th e m ca k es?
•'NIeu N e d e rla n d t” an d on th e o th e r
B a k e r: F if ty ce n ts ap iece.
tl:e p rofiles of W illiam th e S ilen t an d
S m a ll bo y : I f a p ie c e co sts t h a t .Admiral C oligny o f F ra n c e
“I t w as
m u c h , w h a t do you a s k fo r a w h o le .Villiam th e S ilen t, th e G eorge W ashn gton of H o llan d , w ho fir.«t s h eltered
th e H u.guenots a n d \V ulIo..ns w hen
O ld T im e r s a y s m a k e i t y o u r b u s i­ iiey vvere d riv en fro m Fra.nce an d
n ess to be h a p p y a n d y o u w ill b e h a p ­ ilelg iu m by relig io u s p e rs e c u tio n ,” ex­
p y in y o u r b u sin ess.
p la in s Dr. J o h n B a e r S to u d t, th e no ted
h isto ria n , vvho is d ire c to r of th e H ngue,It is a g o o d h o rs e t h a t n ev e r s tu m ­
ot-W allopn-N ew N eth e rlan d te rc e n ­
b les, a n d a ' good w ife t h a t n ever te n a ry ^qpm fissiop. ,qoligny w as the
g ru m b le s .
•'■'•■t of a:he g re a t le a d e rs o f E u ro p e
0 sug.geSt .America a s a p lace of refT e a c h e r: Jam e s! W h y is th e E n g lis h
r,e fo r chose seek in g relig io u s freela n g u a g e c a lle d th e m o th e r to n g u e.
J a m e s ; i^ecau se f a t h e r n e v e r g e ts a
*Tlie D iitcli W est Incli« com pany
c h a n c e to u se iti
g ra n te d th em lh(i p riv ileg e of se ttlin g
il th e region ilien know n a s N ew N oth'
Sol G o o sep im p le th in k s a b o re is a ' 1‘h ‘Ud- T h e g ro u p tliat cam e o v er in
person w h o ta lk s w h e n y o u w a n t to .
1624 fo u n d ed w h a t pro ved to be th e
vst ijerm -incnt H u g u en o t and WalA n ex p e rien ce d h u s b a n d is o n e w h o v.oii coloiiy ill A m erica. Tw o e a rlie r
reac h es resig n e d ly f o r h is p u r s e w h en a tte m p ts m ade by J e a n K ibaut u n d er
h is -wife te lls h im h e is a n old d e a r.
tim ira! ColJgiiy, a t M ay p o rt, F lo rid a,
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nnd ChnrTeston, S o u th C aro lin a, w ere
I t is g e ttin g to be so t h a t a c o m m o n
H successful
b ec au se
of
S p an ish
CU.M'S ca n h a r d ly do a n y th in g s u f f ic i­ massacres.'’
e n tly sc a n d a lo u s to g e t in to th e h e a d ­
b .iartin g in M ay p o rt, F lo rid a , th e
lin es, th in k s A m os T a sh .
r s t \ cek in M ay, tiie c e le b ra tio n s
workc : n o rth w a rd th ro u g h th e southW a n te d — W ill giv e good h o m e to a u ’n S la te s ,' w ith sp ecial ex e rc ises in
nice c o u n try k itte n .
109 N o rth A sh. loutl) C aro lin a, an d th ro u g h P ennsylO ttu m w a C o u rie r.
.a n ia , N ew .Jersey a n d D ela w are , all
.'f w hich b o ast e a rly H u g u en o t colN ew official r e f r a in : " G e ttin g on th e ■iiies. T h e m o st e la b o ra te p a r t o f th e
f r o n t p n e e isn ’t w h a t it u se d to b e.”
■cremonies took p la ce in N ew York,
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w here h u n d re d s of iiu g u e n o t a n d W alN o th in g , say s G ladys, is q u ite so o o u d e s c e n d a n ts m et to fo rm a perm ap a ra ly z in g a s th e r a t tle o f a b r o k e n .r*nt n a tio n a l o rg an izatio n . T h e ceres tr in g o f p e a rls fa llin g on .the' sid e- nonit^s in ejuded th e d ed icatio n of a
B elgian g ift nu;iidiu<.ut an d a n a tio n a l
u n u o rial H u g u en o t ch u rch on S taten
T h e re a r e m a n y v ro rd s w a ste d in a 'Hland a n d , ex e rc ises a t A lb an y an d
d ay , b u t th e w o rd s, “T h a n k Y ou” a r e New P alt3 ,
n o t in c lu d ed a m o n g th e m .
M eets R eady S ale.
T h e g{ n e ra l pu b lic ne i e r seem s to
A B a d Ja im p lio r H im
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t.amp b u sin ess is th e ac tiv ity of th e
ol-lectors.
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om en w ho find re c re a tio n in th e col•'ctlon of sta m p s fro m ail sectio n s of
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n a tu ra lly , J. w as opposed fo a ll p a te n t ■tamps fro m ev ery m em b er p f th e,
m ed icin es. ■ So w h en a frie n d to ld
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m y stomffcii troiihlG, I la u g h ed a t him . w ay to th is c a p ita l. T h e P o stt)fficG deSome m o n th s la te r , a fte p m y f a t h e r o artin eJit h a s alw a y s en d e av o red to be
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dies in rtiy case, I m e t m y fr ie n d
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a g a in a n d h e ta lk e d to m e lik e a D u tc h
un cle a n d fin a lly in d u c e d me to tr y
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A ll my sym ptom s^ h a ^ e n o w d is­
M any M exican Laborers
a p p e a r e d .”
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p r e p a r a tio n th a t rem oves th e c a ta r r h a l
M o n terey , M exico.—T h e n u m b er J
m u c u s fr o m th e in te s tin a l tr a c t a n d Mexican la b o re rs w ho h av e cro ssed th e
a lla y s th e in f la m m a tio n w h ich ca u ses A merican b o rd er, d u rin g th e la st fe.'
p ra c tic a lly a ll s tp m a c h , liv e r a n d in ­
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t h a t com es b u t o n ce in a blue m oon.
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h e a r t d iv id ed b etw een h is p eo p le, th e
w o rk e rs in a m in in g tow n, an d p re tty
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s ile n t d ra m a .
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7:0 0 — M usical.
th e e o n te st, b u t a d ire c to r w h o w as
o ne of th e ju d g e s, saw h e r dancirt&
a ro u n d , a n d n o t o n ly p re s e n te d
W h e re “m o o n sh in e ” co m es, fro m is
w ith th e c u p b u t also g av e h e r a p a r t
se c re t still.
in h is n e x t p ic tu re .
She m a d e good
t h e first c r a c k o u t o f th e b o x a n d w as
r a p id ly ad v a n ced ,
u n til
w ith in six
m o n th s s h e w as s ta r r e d . S he a p p e a r ­
ed in th e s te l la r ro le of a la rg e n u m ­
b er of p ic tu re s f o r V ita g r a p h a n d r e ­
m a in e d w ith t h a t co m p a n y u n til a
s h o r t tim e ag o .
T h en s h e w as e n ­
g ag ed by G eo rg e A rc h a in b a u d ,
th e
director of “The Common Law," for
tlie star part in that produ-ction.
I t is b y n o m e a n s d ifficu lt f o r th e
lo v e ly C o rin n e to im b u e h e r ro le Of
m o d el with realism, for
sh e h a s p o sed f o r m a n y fam o u s a r ­
tists, a n d h e r lik e n e s s h a s a p p e a re d
u p o n th e co v e rs o f m a n y p o p u la r
m a g a z in e s.
I t is o f c o u rs e n eed less
to sa y th a t M iss G riffith h a s n e v e r in
r e a l life p o sed a s sh e does in th e
screen d ram a.
I n a llo w in g em in en t
illu s tr a to r s to tr a n s f e r h e r b e a u ty to
ca n v as, C o rin n e h a s posed o n ly f o r
bu.sts a n d h e a d s .
In su p p o i’t of th is c h a rm in g s ta r in
“T h e C o m m o n D aw ” a r e C onw a:'
T e a rle a n d E llio tt D ex te r, a n d t h e c a s t
in c lu d e s P h y llis H a v er, M yers, M iss
d u P o n t, B r y a n t W a s h b u r n , D o ris
M ay,
H o b art
B o sw o rth ,
D agm ar
G odow sky, L illia n L a w re n c e a n d W a l-
an artist’s
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C retin , a F 'rench po et, who flourished
betw een 1483 .and 1.547, w as p ro claim ed
as F r a n c e ’s gj’eo iesl poet by h is coufernporarie.«!: hm R a b e la is ’ s a tir e m ade
him a la u g h in g -sto ck , a n d toda> he is
uhnost en rirely fo rg o tten .
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