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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
Ntoose 2afe, Wiinn.

g8iimeinen onpeluleurdn fotolts
oil Scr. ia Wtrs. Sanes 5orIin to-
lola ia of fabpitpieraita fofo lail-
la ia fofoitfiesia pGGtettiin ettd
pibetGGn mppiGiiet Subtifuin 1
pGiipGn iltana Sobn 2omn1in talol'
la. sc on molto tien tpieresIG, ettG
p61Iee moiffa foSfa. Sielld mpp-
oGGn onlpelltfiet ioita on faifen(ai-
fla. SpttGret pipat oifoneet tebbG
leitpoflet ia fabipia OIL npos iaata-
ipana. Siis objatfaamme iilloIn
foiffi fulfunne Scr. ia Wtrs. Sobn
2onntin talolle. BGGii1ispdipan il.
tano ON iumalanpalpelus firfoSla
ia nluittofin obielmaa. Eltlfaa fuu-
lentoan ia fGtfemGGn Sun1alon la-
nan totlllifiia mit1 lilloin elitetd1n.
S1n1nfltln 5 p6itpa iatoi Dettd
ia Iitten 6 pGitpG tuli 'litnta tpabGn
ia rupeli tiulemaan ett1 lunti len"
ii oitpan fltin iaipuna ettei eteenl1
nibnpt ia lima ntliiittlii fpln11fii,
ipaan ei ie fanan ollut fplmG1 On
10 taos fabtena pGitpGnG iatanut
tpettG. BaIjon on 10 Iltrli iulanitr
ON iitG pielG toiiin paifoin min
polion ettei tpielG iitputieItd tabbo
pG1stG flilfemaan. sos t1llaista
piiiaa min plan ie iulaa. 81 ole
ipieIi tullut nuiita f6nlpiltG frin
Gbarles 6orse. gsaapurin iidniii
Scr. Grief geienli on mpos 10 tilllut
fotio, b1n on olliit tpttGrenlG ia
tp1sppni1 tpfonG gtasbwaiifesia tal-
ipifuufauoet. Scr. ia Wars. slntti
Yddrnp omot nrliiittaneet 9ulutbiia
oiunoon. poifa ia tptdr idipdt
tanne boitamoan farmitaloutta ia
farjoo.
TGlI1 tpiifolla oft taunin tpirfa-
niesten ipaolit ia pfii iuperbiior 0
II polittoma ia iiiben of monto
fofelosto. Sacf gaienti ia Slof
ssobnion ioitpat enimnldt dGnet ia
fdipi min ettG iahpot pbtd monta
ddntd. @n tieod fitutpi tpoittaiafii
idG, iittenpdbdn fen fltilee.
aerpdinen teripebops Ieboen toi-
mittojiIle ia fen Iiifiioille, ia Gem.
pile. w'rs. 9. 2arnpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
SUOMEN UUTISIA
SYNKKA 3O.VUOTISMUISTO

Selr1ltuun 10 p:n1 oil nGeillG
Sitomesia rasfas muistop1iapG.
Silloin trli fuluneefii 80 ipnotta
iiitd, fun II. I. belnifiiun iulistus-
firia Yietarisio allefirioitettiin.
SGlnG Suomen laintltripnal:.an au-
tononlian bGpittGmiieen tdbtd1ipG
aiiafiria oil tarfoitettu iifii perrs-
tnfiefii, ionfa pobialta mainittu I'D
tpittGmistpo oil mGGr1tietoile5ti Iio
ritettaipa. Soottamatta io DllGttGen
ilmestpen tuo i1listuS ioncmatto-
n1asti iGrfptti mieli6 mnnsiainme.
grGist1 menGl1isten bollituspi-
ranomoisten aifailemmistn tpinlista
1890. liiipllla iaattoi opottoa, ctt1
oil olernasia barfiitua luen1ldista
politiiffaa 'Suonlcn itIenGi,pphen
osteittaiiefii t,toamiIefii. Selwem.
n1t otteet iai t;imG poIitilffn iitten
fun fenraali gtifolai Ncbrisolf elo.
fuusIa 10. 1898 tuli Surmen fen
raoliflnpern00rifii. Sdn rpbtpi beti
Ilulnnittelemaan toimenpiteitG, iotfo
fesfitt1iIiip1t Suomesia faifen mall
Ian bGnen f6iiiniG. &aifen baippii-
ma oil iitten tio belnifnun moni-
festi no. 1899, jottfo nitfaan lpbpes
ii ionoen @en1ian feiiari nt1arali
itIe, mitf1 Suonleo fosfemat oliat
olilpat iiinG nd1rin fofo maltofnn'
nan oIioito, ettr Suomen eoustilns
nallo niisi1 laanitt ola p1GtoSmal.
tou. Senlnoilefii iulistettiin iitten
observation-disclosures. Se Derattl
Iuontulaiiisia iitrtrta letpottomuiitto
ia bajaamustofin fitten nrniste-
tam. &oiituipuoiia tpoella oliio'tt
nao puooet n,orifestin iulfailenli-
fen iGlfeen, jolloin ei tieocttp, nlila
tl1lepoiiitus toiil mrfanaon. @obrt
foffin ia bGnen toinenantolienio
pG6mGGrGnG oil .sGol. 'Siiomestn
foiffio alttononliaoifeilflia Doillo
oleipo "rajontno" No3tolon Iorlnl
tltli fuitenfin pi!iin il historian
fulfu oIetti noilIe ipnfllle ojoil'e
mGdr1n fpnln1istaen Suorlcn mabi'
tellen ottornoon postoan tnlemio
topobtiulia, ioioer pp.ueSiu pii.t
muamnte tGpoelliien apapaltoen lte'
men.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
ailpa.ajaja iaarnnt inrmania.

Ocean Speeodpop, Oaptona
geocb, GIo., Waaalisf. 13. = See
gible tornt1ii tdGlId bieffafaioon
ia iai iilmdnrdpdpfiesid iitrmania,
oioesioon 2O2 moilin nopenoello
tiinnisio. Sdn pritti iaaiputtoa
iuttta maailmom enndtpstd. yspfpi-
men mailman ennGtps on 23t moi
Iio tiinnisia. @olofinpoojo, iofo
ieiioi ldbeIId, ioutii iamaan onnet.
tonuriteen bGnfin fioIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
Toifa iortitnnt l,tmimprsfbpn.

@oroon, gseb. Wloalisf. .15. -
&ituoen ipuooen manba Waelbin
geebes efipi ia iortlii anfaraan ln'
miinprsfppn fun n1eni fatielemaan
finnastaan. llieita iatoia etiijoit1,
ioista 200 i1oiania, jotfo tuntetpat
ielioun bpfpin etiiip6t bdrtl ldbes
60 tuntia, miitta tlirbaon. aSojan
iiG fotieli pot6 pdiipdG nddnnptiiin
osti, tpaan luopui etiinndstddn lit.
Il, fumes lumet olfotpot IuIoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
ienia ieiiraitfiet.
SpbientGminem alfpi aamnnfoi-
:. tpsfa.

SJJlSt%"ff's"Nes "~~~s "~~'s-"~~'
:. tosIa.
Sorreonin ia ien pobioiien Dian
Comes Balacion tpbientGminen al-
fol aifaiiin aantiin foitosia ellen.
@niimGiiet feoeraaliiolfot fenraali
8enigno Serraton iobbolla tiilifpat
faupiinfiin flo 5 ip., ia fenraali
9lnoretp @lma5an pGafomentaia iaa
pui flo 8 illalla.
&iln tieoot olilpat nilrfat, usfo-
taan tGGll1 ett1 feoeraalilet lopii-
ipdt Sorreonin ia @ame5 Balacion
rpostettpinG, fosfa fnpinalliiilla o.
Ii fpllG aifaa ottaa faiffi nlit1 bar
lllIilpat. &abon filietus Sorreonis-
ia pobioileen ianotaan tapabtlrneen
10 muutamia pGiipiG iitten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
Scbnbcrtin fGi iifirjoitnffet mDDtt
$1,000 6pllarilla.

Berlin, Waalisf. s. - Miiiiffi-
mestari Sran5 Scbubertin talouoel
liiet ipaifelioet peoettiin eiille, fur
bulitofaupalla mpptiin bGnen mao
ilmanfuulut Carl &onis" lalllln
tiiifirioitufienia. "Scbubert ralif-
ia, ie on enemnlGn rabaa fliin bGn
n1fi fofo elGmGnIG aifana", ianoi
erGs mitiiiffioripostelija
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21

fan ialmisia on paraillaan fpnline-
MIA laipoia fiinni iGisid, ioiIie
"Sampomme" on tertpetliIIitt aipun
tiioia.
Tfunten talspi on faunis ia ilmat
opat firffaat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
IA fnollnt ilntalaiipa pnnettomnn-
0esfa.

0esia.
geetparf, g. s. Maalisf. 18. IA
benfiIoG iai itrntania fitn Soro 81
moottorinen ilntoloifpo neni ep6-
fnntoon ia putoii alas. Weoottorien
ppi1btpesi1 ilnasia luotii pritti
lasfea lima laiipan onnelli1estt,
tpoon tliuli ipiGiifin fen ralitatien
bietolasti pnltnulin ia Min iaiipot
faiffi, patti lliotiia iurnanfa.
SGnfin loitffaantiti npaaralliiestl,
iillG tGrGbops lenndtti bGnet 80
ialan pGGbGn. S6rttG of pabin lima
laipa onnettontltus mitG gbbDsipal
loiSIa on ollut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21

- Scr. S. 6. 2uoma, YGimGleb-
ben ilmoitusoiaston boitaia pistdp-
tpi painosiamme ellen. SGn tpiipp-
nee mltiitantia pditpid naillG pmpG
ristoillG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
@iifou parrelta
Sml,uat mbammeet etelGmaltiuisia.

Snliuat nbanneet etelGGaltipisia.
gltlanta, Georgia, Wtaalisf. 1.
- 9afii puorofaiitta festdnpt ia.
De on aibeuttanut tlltpia @eorgias-
ia, etelG Gabamasia, geortb ia
Soiltb garolinasia. 8eii on tpienpt
iiltoia ia teita, Ills eristGnpt fau-
Satoia ibrniiid on tdptpnpt
l1bteG pafoon fooeistaan, ia s ben-
fe6 on buffunilt. Sateen lafatesia
ia fDlnemmdn idan tlillesia odpat
oebet ipdbdn losbeasttaeet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
Wainen taas iaaiunttannt nn6en
enmGtDtIen.
nu0en

Oaflanb, Calf. Maalisf. is. =
9ouise @cYbetrioee, entinen alr-
fanias Oliopiston oppiIas, Iaaipnt-
ii uiiben ennGtpfien festdpppoesid
ilmailun alalla, ppiptellen ilmasia
% tuntia, 8 nriu,t,tttia, ia 12 ie
funttia. SGn iaaaputti npos nais-
ten ennGtpfien forfeubesia, lentaen
2O,27O ialfaa bios ilmaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21

- Wtr. & Mrs. Sranf sSobnio-
min fotiin miime funniintaina oil
fofoontunut runlaasti ibntiii1 flili-
lemaan Silmalan ianan iiilishtsio.
Wrs. Sobnionin laittomasta tar-
ioilusta oil tiiloia $14.0O. iosta
louinmme bdnelle illurct fiitotlct.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
4 fnollnt, 30 lpnffaantnnnt rGjGb-
SbfIesia.

Scribner, 9teb. Maalisf. s. - A
iai iurmania ia 80 louffaantui
fun lato, iosia iailptettiin bpnGmii-
tia ipttpi palanaan. 9pnamiitin
rGjGbbps lennGtti nliebiG $50 jalan
pGGbdn. Miebet olifpat tulleet tulta
ianmuttomoon ia eiipGt tienneet ub
foaiposta ipaaraSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
$aiftafunnalta.

&aniallisieurafiinnan rippi-
foiilu alfoi ipiime maanantaina.
Oppilaita foulusia on 60. @ipille-
pdGsto tapabtuu pG1iiGiienG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21

- &onlallisieurafunnnn miesten
iltomat miirne lauantai.iltana on
nistuiipat bptpin. &ofonaistiiIc lilo.
mista tGbGn mennesid on $191 90.
@ielG on palion palauttamattomia
itG, ioioen toiipotaan iaapinpt
rabastonboitajalle fobta eniitilasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
'5tanSaro Oil GpmpanDlla nnii
pGGlliff6.

gSbiting, Sno. WtaaIisf. s. -
@olporo o. Seubert on ipalittu
STANDARD Sil Gonlpanpn paGllifDf-
ii Snoianosia. Scr. &ocfefeller tllo-
ntitii @persti 5teportin, iofa OF
toirninut pGGlliff0nG II ipuottu,
n1oraaliiesti feliuottomafii liifcttr
enempi boitantaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
ger6eet iattaneet foteiaam tmlluain

Wtilqpaufee, isis. Weaalisf. 15.
- llieita fpmmenid perbeitd of pa
foitettu iGtt1nGGn fotinia fun tll-
poapeoet noiiiitpat, lanpimdn ioon
tdboen. gfii foulli tdptpi nlpos
iulfea. g8irrat opot mieneet teitd
ia iiltoja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21

= Olen ottaniit pastaan $780,
90 San 81tsfirfin naiSten ompe
Iellralta Wers. 2lnpi Eerttulan
fautta, josta fiitosl
Mer &arttanlGfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
Detroit, aaieb.

ontanalla ieiiratitrltnn1me toinlin.
nasta ulonlpana oleauillefin tietGG,
ettei fufaan tuliii iiiben hirloon
ettG t1GllG nitfutaan eibGn tofi.
9apt tdaIIa mostd rsswetaan oifc
ber11mG1n. tOlernme n1onta pitf11
ipuotta olleet niinfliin orapot ia 10.
fainen tiet6G ettei oripon ola ole
faoebtittaipa. Sofa itie ei ole oIlilt
orpo, ei ban mposfGGn taiba orpoa
lobouttaa. On pfii iofa taitaa ia ie
on SseeIus. SGn eli t1dllG ibnlisten
bplfG1mGnG. gsuorlifaiielle, iofa
tabtoi ielirata bdnta, bdn ianoi:
"aetuiIla on lrolat ia tahpaan
linnuilla peiGt, miitta Nniien go
ialIa ei ole mibin ban pGGniG fal-
listaa."
Sn fabbenlaista prpoutta. Col
men maallisten ipanbenrpain menet
tGmiieslG, tpinen ipnnin faltta tai-
ipaalliiesta SiGstG orpofli iG6miies
III, jofa erotti fofo ibntisfunnon ia
farfotti toipaan fooista, jonfa SSu-
mala of file antanllt. &aiffi fulfil.
mat nlieron tietG ilman tciluoa, IT,
man Suntalaa maailmasia. 0eutta
fosfa taitYoun foti oil MIN Ipnnin
t1boen meilt1 iuliettrS tuli Seeiils
SIGn lGbettGmGn6 aipoanaan len
nellie. SGn jGtti SI1n fooirt, tlili
oripofii ia bpliGtpfii ia tpiimein
@olgatan ristilld Sidnfin bplfda-
mdfii, fosfa ban bitutaa: "Sllmo-
lani, Sunalani, mifii ntinltn plOn-
annoit. 8oan le oil iifii, ettG
nellie fooittonille oitfeni Siin TO.
ii. Sdnen piinanla ia ftolonio tefi
meioGt artliaifii ia taiipaan perilli-
iifii. MteillG on nrt wopous fGpoG
ppbG1n b1iten aperenIG falttu. S5G-
nen fauttania on meillG pdal0 s.
ian tpf0,
Olenlme 10 ppbGsiG fasteesia Iii.
tetpt S,tmalan perbeeieen. 2uufii'
nDt ett1 faiffi 10 filrpan rientGtpGt
noitttimaan laplioifeuttaan nSfosia
Seeiufieen. &iitos Sltnalon mon
fopbG ipntinen onfin epanfelirnlin
ianasta p1Gsipt fGiittGn1GGn oman
olItuiitenia. &pllG ie on iiurta ia
iGrielle fGIittonl6t0intG fun aipan
beltpettiin tpnipltnlaiiillaan olepa
ipntisrollffa pG1iee usfosia nGfe.
nr11n ettG toinas onfin cuff jo
SSSeeius on tie.
Sifli me olenlme tdGllG Oetrot-
tisla orpoja fun me min barmoin
iaomme iulfiien iaarnan foutta
fuullo tooistusta ontasta fo6istom.
me. Wtutta jos ISunala antoa flu
noufienia Mile oifeille mitG ieira.
funtamne OH GsfettGin barfiten ia
iGnnitpfiellG pdGtellpt, on lasfettu
perustits, iosta aiiotoan rrlmata
eteenp1in ponnistamoan oireeilis-
ten pporain fartuttonliiefii. sos
firfollisiobtofunto cnnistuu min
fiiin meille on lieltG ilmoitettr, et-
tG oiionme on otettu lpo1men a.
iiafii, min tpoir1me toiiuoa iaa.
manlme emf feiGn oifona tanne ipa-
fituiien opettaian. Gastorl Ienttl-
ien foltta iainme iulilliiesti fiiul-
la, ettd t1std fpipmpfiestd aiateI-
laan muuallafin Ct main t16lld.
Yostori Yenttinen iaarnoii tGGlld
ia eri fertoa tGm1n fiiun 10 pdi-
m6n oifoina, ief1 otti mbosfin o.
ioa ieuraf. fofoufieen. aoifisia IT,
Iaiiuufiisia oil palion tarffoaluia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
Sopber eniiferran fpolla fabinettin-
Ia fansIa.

8oibington Wiaalisf. s. =
Breiioentti Soober on enliferran
futlunrt foolle fabinettiuIa. SGn
fertoi BELLE Dleiiesti eri aifonlltf-
iistaon ballintonia aifana; crit
tGinfin fesfusteli ban beioGn fans
iaon npfpiiestd tilanteesta @ericcn
fansla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
gsostattaa inblarientnn.

9enraali Galleiin raporttl Mia
iInloitti toiien eilispGiipdn iperetto-
man ipoiton. ipnnptti ldbes itbla-
rienrin Weeyico gitpsia, misia Of
Ioan iparmoia fapinan pitoilesta
fitfistiimiiesta:
@i ionottotpaa tpastusta fenraali
galIefin etenentiielle Gbibnabnaan
usfoto tuIeipan. @scalonia G: pioe-
ia t6ald oifein iopitpana puolrs'
/ Atuspaiffafa.
sseoeroolisten iadlimaton tafda.
oio oil maifuttaniit aiioisia toiien
fddnteen. aenroali @scobar @b''
huobuon f,rpernoori Goropeo 10
toilet fapinon iobtaiat ndbtdmosf'
boIuiitpot raubonneuipottel,ija boili
tiffIen fansio @efIifon 81 Falos'o
oIepan foniulin enrique aieten'in
,pdiitpfieIId. qreiiOentti Tortes @il
ipostoii ndiIle, ettd bdnelld fapIno'i
Iiioitten fansia ei ole mitddn fefc'
misfa. Sdn fertaii aifaiientnlin lou
f,rmonio baIlitlifien iiilistitfie't eta
bapinan iobtaiien tiiIee fdriid fiptOf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-03-21
MEKSIKON KAPINA

Av4A&Ak%4xAVl
&apinpitiiiat obottamat ratfaiieiuaa
taistelna.
rSnnnmittelepat 1tntta bb6ffG9sta
aiaafieem Teberaaliiet iuufot pois
:. Sorreonista.
=
gscalon, Gbibuabua, Msaalisf-
19. = 8arustettiiina itu0esia lin
noititfiesia, Meflifon tpallanfumonf
ielliiet ioiifot iilinnittelelpat bpot-
t6pst1 tafaa-aiaipaa ballitilfien or.
n1eiiaa pastaan, nlifa fenraali Sole
@ou5alo gscobarin, fapinalliien
pG6iobtaian laltiunnon nitaan,
tho fapinalliiille ioufoille motion.
@enraoli gscobar toiSti liiotta'
nlitfienIa Observation-Disclosures fp-
fppn toteilttaa apiefas iotajuoni,
nlif1 iuiinniteltiin paon pbtepoesla
Eorreonista.
"Weeib1n allioesta paifastanlne
me idriestdlnme )poffapstd fenrao-
Ii Galleiin ioi,ffoia wastaan tebof-
faitten apitipoinien fansia, nitfa
opot pbteistoiminnasia fansianme
lamaIla talpala fiiin 3acatecosia,
gauascalienteiisia, Gan Snis Yo'
toiisia ia toiiisia paifoisia", 1anol
fapinallinen pdalliffo. "SSouffoient,
me mieliala fasipaa paitpa paitudltd
parenunafii ia be baluaipat alfna
ratfaiIeipan taistelun."
gsaco, Sonoro, Wseflifo, Wfaa-
LIST. 19. Seberaalisten toimeltal
iiius tasfd ballititfien linnoitutles-
ia t1n6 aantuna tuli bpipin bnoiiia-
ttfli fen iGlfeen fun fenrauli sln-
austino Olacbea liittolaisten TO-
rnentaia iai tieoon, ettG fapinallilet
iorfot Mgua Brietasta BON aifona
l6btiapGt foboen tlntematonta pna-
mGGr1G.
Wserico Gitp, Wtaalisf. l9. =
aenraoli 8lutarco @lias Gales
Iupali preiioertti Eortes @ilille ta-
nG1n farfoitustaistelrn fapinoipan
fenraoIi Sose @on5alo @scoborln
perdptplp6a orrneiiaa tpaStaon.
@ntinen Wefiifon preIioentti la'
moi "alfaiponia beti idriestdd lotl-
Iasiouffoidrieston iofa tnlee mars
iinoan @bibuabuaan farfoittamaan
pettureito." Sieoonanto fertoo Sor'
reonin lpolloitrifien olleen topoellt'
Sesti iltoritetun ia ilmoiliiat ferto;-
NOT fapinallisten ppfdpttdneen pc
radntpnliienid @scalonisio.
gsostattaa jnblarieinnn.
Genraali Galleiin raporttL nlttd
ilnoitti toiien eilispdiipdn iueretto-
man motion. ipnnptti lGbeS jitbln-
rienliin Weegico Gitpsid, misid Of.
Ioan iparnloja fapinan pitoiiesta
fitfistltmiiesta:
Gi ionottotpaa tpostusta fenraali
Noros;r eteupnifeIle Ghihuabuaan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-01
The *tFame Racket, " One Of the QueereSt
Practiced in AmerIca Today, Is Making
Celebrities ont Of Unkno70n artists,
Actors, Poets and Peu-PusherS- 7hiS Is
the Inside Story Of Hoo0 Men and Women
Become Famous Overnight.

suite or a ballroom of one Of the claSsier hotels
The guests all know each other or know Of each
other, for they meet time after time during the
season at the same type of functions. Z
There is no. limit to the novelties and the
degree Of extravaganza. To achieve something
different" the bringing OUT may take place In
a crude Harlem cellar, Hoboken beer resort q
piano-cluttered room in Tin Pan alley, Skytop
roof or an Atlantic liner. -
Time was when a poet could starve happily
in q garrett But today, thanks to the fame
racket" the garnet is hunted down and consid-
cred too cute for words. A merry party Is
gathered and the poet finds himself wined and
dined and carried down the street on many
shoulders
There is no way, Of course, to assume the
stability Of the sudden fame achieved. Some
times the peak is held for but few hours and
the newly made celebrity slips along with the
general avalanche.
BY way Of example: Something like year
ago one Of the hey theaters of film circuit
brought to New York Paul Ash, the orchestra
leader Ash had been a WOW" out on the
Coast and had been a drawing card in Chicago.
But New York doesn't care much how great
success any one has made in any other spot.
They have to be of1icially accepted by Gotham
itself. On the other hand, New York expects
all the rest Of the land to swallow hook, line
and sinker anything upon which it puts its seal
Of approval.
DC aA IdAAS SS ~ may, IEoOe AAlOOt aVeA0oVSU
realized that Ash had to be presented" to New
York in q big way. All the Broadway who's
who found q place on the invitation list. One
of the most elaborate and lavish Introductory
parties of last season was staged
Banners futtered in mid-Broadway. But In
spite Of everything that was done about 1t, the
musician-for some reason or another-didn't
knock the town dead. Nor did the hard-boiled
city give him anything like the reception he
had had elsewhere. Whatever his particular
successes elsewhere, hard-boiled Manhattan
failed to break down the doors to look upon
him. And in due course Of time he went back
to Chicago.
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more who buzzed about one OF the
private bathrooms of a swanky New
York hotel. - Ks
There was a sort of nervous determination
about the manner in which she picked up her
cocktail glass and set 1t down again on the
nearby tabaret. She was smoking too many
cigarettes and seemed almost frightened when
three or four of the guests broke away from
the restless crowd and came toward ner,
stopping for a few moments to fire a brief BAR
rage of questions, exchange wisecrack or two
and then retreating under the cigarette smoke
screen which gradually grew more dense.
Obviously she was Britisher. Obviously she
was stranger. Obviously she was trying ter
ribly hard to understand the manners and GUS
toms of new country. .i
who is She?" inquired friend, unaccus-
toned to such gatherings. .
you know-that visiting English writer!"
"But what's it all about?" .-
Don't be provincial! They're introducing
her around where it will do the most good. It's
what some call the fame racket Within
week they'll have sold her to the American
public if they can. mean sold her as per-
sonality, and once she's been sold that way,
they'll sell her books and all the books she'll
write from now on"
AT this moment the fame racket" is all
geared up for another season Of turning
clay feet into idols.
Regulations will again be made while you
wait!
The machinery is simple, even when it's cost
~. It begins with list of names. This list
includes people from the smart New York mag
azines, personages in the book reviewing world,
columniSts, special writers and similar figures
from the highways and byways.
Generally the scene is banquet room, a
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taken by one of the book clubs and she was to
be brought OUT before the various circles
within circles.
Because Of the nautical nature of Joans
book, Publisher Max Schuster decided TO have
her coming OUT party upon a liner. The he
de France was chosen. It was brilliant gath
ering Ermines and swallow-tails and lorgnettes
were out in hundred lots.
CCORES of guests, deciding that it was to be
~ a wet evening, hid some of their wetter
wares in Staterooms. 1t so happened that pro-
hibition officers had been keeping an eye ON
liners and parties given thereon. Just as the
revels were at their height, party of searchers
came aboard, broke into lockers and left the
party high and dry-including the private sup
ply of the hosts.
Toward the end of the season, when THE
Cradle of the Deep" had been rocked by many
facetious critics. a satire on the Joan Lowell
affair was staged by the publishers of a trav-
esty entitled salt Water Taffy." Almost every
detail of the first party was copied, except that
an actress appeared in sailor costumes-other-
wise the Soiree was stag affair.
When Count Luckner who made quite q
name for himself as, wartime raider was
being exploited, full-rigged windjammer in
which he was preparing to cruise the Barba-
dos country was equipped for a short cruise.
It was the plan to take a large party on q
the idea. The ship, however was later en-
ployed as the scene of a brilliant reception
when Count Luckner returned from his voyage.
All Hoboken was turned wide open when
Christopher Morley set out on his now famous
effort to put Hoboken on the map. On the
night that his production of after Dark" had
its premiere, two floors of one of the largest
German hotels were crowded with invited
guests, while the kegs were tapped to their last
drop and a good time was had by ALL
Trader Horn was, perhaps, the most pic
tureSQue figure to leap into fame which has
not yet faded He turned out to be far better
performer than the most optimistic celebrity
maker could have anticipated With every
sort Of fanfare arranged for him, the rheumy.
without assistance. He was what they call .
natural" .
RUT what, you may ask, is the. purpose OF
all this? What Is gained, and why all the
suspense and trouble? 90.
Just this: Publishers, music dispensers, art.
lists and what-not have learned that the estab-
lshment Of an individuals name is as impor~
tant as the establishment Of brand of break
fast food. Time was when an author, for tns
stance, waited for the public to recognize him.
But competitive methods have demanded that
he be thrust upon the public-known or UNI
known. .,t-.. 4. t-.s -.-.i -
It so happens that critical styles, just as
clothing styles, are set by New York. The
critics and article writer's the editors of literary
sections and the literary magazines, Of musical
publications and al the rest are located In