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THE CONCfliib DAILY TRIBUNE
I ARE THE NEWSPAPER
“COLYUMS” ON DETUNE?
Robert Quillen Cays Paragraphers Are
Too Lazy.
If American newspaper columnists be
| come indolent after they attain success,
in the opinion of Robert Quillen, para
s Sfapher for a large number of newspa-1
[ pers. who has contributed an article on
| the subject in the current number of the
;; International Book Review.
■ | "The ‘colyitm’ is dying, as you say,"
■i he states. "If is dying for the same
I, reason that a bride of isx mouths begins
I", to miss the flavor of romance—because
■ men relax and take their ease when they
■ hqve arrived.
If .“Religious and political ’isms thrive
I best on persecution; no nickel cigar
■ j amounts to much after it gets a reputa-
I tion. How many, many authors turn
■ out rot after they get past a nickel a
■ word! It appears to be a very difficult
I matter to enjoy the rewards and keep on
I earning them.
I “I do not believe that ‘colyum’ con-
I ductors have run out of soap. Let any
I one of them be fired, supposing that he
I once was clever and now is dull, and on
La thin diet he will become clever again.
I "Necessity is the mother of industry.”
I The brightest idea the prodigal son ever
I had camp to him after his diet was re
stricted to husks.
"No man can be clever all the time —
and always the disheartening fact rem
mains that the prosperity of his justs
depends upon the ears of his audience.
If he will refrain from being a scold or
an #ss, and keep the ego properly throt
tled. the world can ask no more.
“The business of the paragraphs- is to
be the world's court —to preach a
bit, to make merry, to be entertaining.
It is not the highest callings but the world c
needs a laugh now and then. ’lf any !
man can play the pipes, in God's name I
let It m play’.” 1
An Expnisivc Funeral.
ji Statesville Daily.
v The widow of George Randolph Ches
x ter. noted author, has brought suit
Q against a New York undertaker to re-
X cover an alleged excess charge of $0,543
J for her husband's funeral exitenses. The
5 complaint alleges that at the time of
i Chester’s death the widow assigned
J SB,OOO to meet the funeral expenses;
f that of this sum $7,072 was deducted for
j the expense of burying the writer, and
J that must have been some funeral. The
S allegation is that the business was really
J worth only $1,420, the remainder being
( excess charge. It will be recalled that
1 some years ago Dr. Tlios. E. Anderson,
J of Statesville. and some of his poor
J friends to whom this proposition ap
-5 pealed, tried to have a law passed or
? something, fixing the price of coffins at
j not exceeding sl2. The movement some
-3 how didn’t seem to take hold. Folks
I don't fancy preparation for death, even
J when they know the Pale Horse is just
j> around the corner. The incident is re-
I called to suggest that if the price has
J "rise" to anything like $7,000. as was
j charged in the New York case, or even
to SI,OOO. a lot of folks are going to be
laid away wrapped in a blanket.
| A curious profession for a woman is
i that of dinner taster. She is a product I
i of Parisian refinement and spends n por
tion of each day visiting houses and!
I tasting dishes intended for dinner. She I
j 1 suggests improvements ami shows the
' cook new ways of preparing dishes. The
> duties are pleasant and the compensa
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(By the Awm-IkiH ITe««.)
* H*.v Courtesy of Radio Digest)
Pricram for Fridav, October 21th.
WEEI Boston (300) (5 Mavor Curley;
fi:10 Big Brother Club; 6:45-8 talk. o.r
--» chrstra, baritone; 8 program; 10 dance.
WGK Rttffalo (310) 5:30 i msic; 6 :30
news; 8-10 concert: 10 dance.
" WMAQ Chicago News (447.5) Chicago
Theatre organ: «;30 orchestra: S Wiwe-
Awake Club; 8:30 musical geography;
9 program.
WON Chicago Tribune (370) 8:30
music, baritone; 10 Chapman’s orches
tra.
_ 1 hicago (5:30) 0:30 bedtime ;i
I i-9:30 concert, speeches; 9:30-12-30 re
view: 12:30 organ.
WEBH Chicago (370) 7 concert, talk:
8-11 reader, soprano, pianist.
Chicago (345) 0:30 organ;
h :4;i-10:40 entertainers, trio, farm pro
gram. vocal!, orchestra.
WI.W Cincinnati (423) address, John
W. Davis.
IIN Cleveland (283 ) 5 concert,
sports, news; 7 concert.
WOO Daveuport (484) 0:45 reports:
7 Sandman; 8 musical.
WHO Des Moines (520 ) 7:30-9 mu
sical. baritone, pianist.
WWJ Detroit News (517) 7:30 News
orchestra, sporano.
WRAP Fort Worth Star-Telegram
(47Q) Osceola quartet; 9:30-10:45 or
gan. i
WDAF Kansas City Star (411) 0-7
school of the air: 8 orchestra; 11:45
Nighthawks.
WHB Kaunas City (411) 7-8 address,
music.
WHAS Louisville-Times (400) 7:30-9 S
! EXTRA GIRL GETS CHANCE
:| |
Many girls dream of the day
whon somebody will discover how
beautiful or charming they are and
pick them for a leading role in a
motion picture. It actually happens
to few. Helen O’Algy, twenty-year
old Spanish gjrl, is one of those
few.
She had done extra parts In sev
eral pictures without attracting at
tention until ija few weeks age
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Uvriis 1/e^ker*
BY HARRY B. HUNT
NEA Service Writer
WASHINGTON— A fine fight
for the speakership in the
next Congress is assured,
whether Democrats or Republicans
win.
For a new gavel wielder must
be found to preside over the ses
sions of the sixty ninth House
(Speaker GiUett. after six years in
the chair, surrendered the chance
at another term in that office to
pursue the Massachusetts senator
•hip now held by David Ignatius
Walsh of Fitchburg Whether he
will win it is still in doubt, as
Walsh is a popular and persuasive
campaigner
But win or lose for the Senate.
Gillett will be out of the speaker’s
chair after March 4 next, and the
line of possible and would-be suc
cessors already Is beginning to
form on the right.
» • •
rIE scrap for speakership is
certain to be complicated by
the maneuvers and manifes
toes of independents who will
come to the new Congress, for
most part, in the guise of Repub
licans.
Led by Cooper and Frear and
Nelson of Wisconsin, this InSur
gent wing of the G. O P. Is likely
to wield even a more deciding in
fluence in the next Congress than
In the present one.
It was this group which forced
a revision of House rules last year,
providing a method for getting
pigeonholed measures out of com
mittee and before the House. Indi
cations ars insurgent membership
will be Increased rather than de
creased In the hew Congress,
which will only mean a more ef
fective “balance of power” in the
bands of this group.
And the flrst chance to exercise
Hite power, the flrit test to reveal
the real strength of insurgent ele
meats In the hew Congress, will
dome on the vote for election of
The Pennv AirWC f ffrAftiff* T
ICOheiTt.
KFI Los Angeles (46!)) 8:45 orgnn;
10 insti-uraentul: 11 vocal; 12 recital,
; (lance. •
- ~ ".Alt' Memphis Commercial-Appeal
(500) 8:30 program; 11 midnight frolic.
) WEAK New Yonk (402) children,;
(5:30 violinist; 6:45 Happiness boys;
> 7:15 soprano; 7:43 Xylophonist; 8
. rfatice: 0 pianist.
; WJY New York (405 ) 6:30-10 music,
talks, dance.
) WHX N>w York (360) 6:30-11:30
. talks, orchestras, solos, dance.
"’OR Newark (405) 6-615 solos,
I j talks.
"’TAT Oak Park (253) 6:45-7:45
dramatic reader, baritone orchestra.
'VIP Philadelphia (500 ) 5:05 orches
tra : 6 talk.
Wl>AK'Philadelphia (305 ) 6:30 talk;
7 talk; 7 :1() dance, radio play; 9:05 or- ,
chest ra.
AYOO Philadelphia (500 ) 6:30 orches- 1
Ira; 7:30 concert: 0:03 recital; 0:30
dance.
KI)KA Pittsburgh (020 ) 6:15" rhyma
ter; 6:30 address; 7 feature; 7:15 foot
,bnll coaching; 7 :30 concert.
"’CAE Pittsburgh (462 ) 6:30 TTncle
Kaybee; 7 special feature; 7:30 boys’ or
chestra.
Kti"’ Portland Oregonian (402) 10
lecture; 12:30 Hoot Owls orchestra.
WHY Schenectady (380) 7 radio
drama : 0:30 orehhestra. (ilee Club.
"’HZ Springfield (337 ) 6:05 book re- ;
vi£w; (5:30 bedtime; 0 concert; 10
AVestiughouse trio; 10:30 program.
KSI) St. Louis Post-Dispatch (546)
.8 Burton K. AA’heeler.
to be watching a scene being made 1
at the Paramount Long Island Sto
ctio for “The Side-Show of Life."
He was struck by her girlish
beauty and a few days later, as
a result of his insistence, she was
chosen as leading woman in his
latast Paramount picture. “A Saint
ed Devil."
They are shown above rehears
ing one of the first scenes for the
Picture,
HEADING the list of Repub
lican aspirants for this honor
comes Nick Long worth of
Ohio, the stocky, bald-headed gone
in law of Roosevelt, a tried and
true Republican- "regular “
Just how regular a party man
Nick Is may be judged from the
fact that he wouldn’t even follow
his famous father-in-law into the
Bull Moose party in 1912 For the
past four years he has been the
GOP floor leader and is now
ready for promotion to the speak
ership
• Crowding Longworth for favor
as G O P choice for speaker Is
Martin B Madden »f Chicago
Both are completing their twen
tleth year tn Congress. Madden
having served 10 consecutive
terms Long Worth ip terms not
consecutive
• * •
GILLETT’B withdrawal leaves 1
Henry Allen Cooper of Wi*.
consin the oldest member of
the House in point of service
Cooper is Just completing his thir
tieth year ,
Cooper will be the choice of the
insurgent Republicans for speaker
By reason of his seniority tn ser
vice, his personal popularity, his
recognized fairness and square,
ness, his friends believe he will
draw the votes of many Republi
cans outside of the so-called House
- progressive group
Should the progressive vote rfc
tain its balance of power, a*
seems probable, with neither Re
publican regulars or Democrats
üble to muster a majority for their
candidates, a Democratic Insur
gent coalition to put Cooper acNws
as speaker Is not Impossible
It was just such o combination
that forced the revision of House
rules at the last session, against
the Longworth Gillett Republican
opposition
• • •
FIRST place in the line of p~w
file Democratic selections for
, speaker te accorded Finis J
Garrett of Tennessee
Like Longworth and Madden he
too. has served 10 terms and has
fought his way to a position of „„
disputed leadership in Democratla
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