Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1931, Page 11

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THE EVENING SPRINGFILD RYED *BY LINCOLN BOOK ‘KAdm'rrers Defend Neatness| of Emancipator and Photos ’ "Are Cited. | Bythe Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Il February 9.— | Admirers of the life of Abraham Lin- | | coln in Springfield, where the body of | | the Emancipator lies at rest, arose yes- terday to protest Edgar Lee Masters’ bicgraphy of Lincoln in which he de- scribed him as “grotesquely dressed and unkempt.” Among them was Dr. John T. Thomas, pastor of the First Presby- terian Church—the same church Lin- coln attended for years with his wife and family. Pastor Takes Issue, “Defaming our great men,” he said in *his Sunday night sermon, “seems to be a sort of obsession of recent years. None is exempt. Nothing is easier. None has lived or will live to whom one might not take exceptions and in whom one might not find faults or flaws. There is something of the ordinary in | all of our great. They have much in | common with the rest of us. “I have no doubt that Mr. Lincoln sought office and sought it shrewdly. But I do doubt that he sought above all else his own advancement or prefer- ment.” Photos Held Refutation. From the custodian of Lincoln’s tomb, | H. W. Fay, came this remark: “I have 300 pictures of Lincoln, taken at various times after he was old, showing him in many poses,” and not one even hints that he was ‘un- | kempt. " | SEEK WOMAN IN DEATH Jeweler Found in Hotel Room With Skull Fractured. KANSAS CITY, February 9 (®).— Dead from a fractured skull, the body of H. H. Guber, Ottawa, Kans., jeweler, was found in his hotel room here late yesterday. Police, who said a diamond stickpin, cuff links and shirt studs worn by Guber were missing, began a search for a young women reported in the room with the jeweler yesterday morning. A bell boy said the woman was in the room when he carried a breakfast tray there at the order of the guest. 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The _erstwhile Oklahoma _cowboy bartered his barbs here last night for $29,500, the largest single pot of his charity tour. The humorist, transported by Capt. PFrank Hawks, noted speed flyer, had three engagements in Arkansas today, at Fayetteville, Rogers and Fart Smith. He said he planned to give a perform- ance at Little Rock Tuesday night and to fly Wednesday to Fort Worth, Tex., en route to Hollywood to begin work on a new picture, Politics received its share of atten- tion last night. “Hoover,” drawled Will, “means well but it just looks like he's misadvised. Now just look how he went and let| Niagara Falls cave in. ~ They never caved in under Coolidge.” “Watch Coolidge,” he went on.| “What's he doing? Same as e, writ- ing a joke a day. I write on current | events and he writes on the command- ments ‘get up early,’ ‘brush your teeth,’ ‘be good.’ He ain't out of the picture | yet.” | SFSERERE bt} | When invited to attend the first performance of his new play in Lon- don recently, Eden Phillpots, the nov- | elist and playwright, replied that he | had not been to London in 20 years, | and hoped he would never have to go| again. | A Woman Suffering from Arthritis 2 “I suffered from Arthritis in my alse an acid stomach., I started king Mountain Valley Mineral Water a rescribed. In a short time the pain and stiffness in my hands disappeared, and my scid condition Jeft me. 1 am happy te state that I enjoyed excellent system being in better condition than for vears. 1 continue to drink Mountain Valley Water for the benefits it carries in maintaining health. Its drinking qualities are most pleasant.” Phone Metropolitan 1062 for free booklet. 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Declaring that troubled times comparable to the dark days of the Civil War and that the lowering of moral standards and the troubled international outlook combine to give us pause,” Mr. Sizoo stated that salvation shall be found only through a return to the compassion that he said was 50 characteristic of Abraham Lin- coln, The church was filled to its capacity. “we are living in in your HOME For your convenience . . . pleasure . . . economy— a 24-bar family package of Tastyeast. Keep one always in your home—and HAVE Tastyeast when you want it. - “SIDBLEINGS WHILE ROME BURNS THEY say Nero “fiddled” while Rome burned. Probably just to show what a callous monster he was. Nero denied the story. out helping the firemen. " Really, it is difficult to believe that any human being could view such a frightful tragedy without emotion. But the anhuman Robot can and does “fiddle” while the Art of Music starves — a human disaster of far ¢ : greater consequence than the burn- ing of Rome. Those who believe that the Robot Gentlemen: Said he was AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS 1440 Broadway, New York, N. Y. ‘Without further obligation on my part, please enroll my name in the Music Defense and his sponsors should be rebuked may join millions of others in the MUSIC DEFENSE LEAGUE by signing and mailing the coupon. League as one who is opposed to the elimination of Living Music from the Theatre. THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS (Comprising 140,000 profe: JOSEPH N. WEBER, . 4 al musicians in the United States and Canada) resident, 1440 -Broadway, New York, N. Y, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY., FEBRUARY 9, 1931 Mr. Sizoo (again took oceasion on’ the Sunday before Lincoln’s birthday anni- versary to construct his sermon about that immortal American figure. “The Darkening of the Lamps” was the title of the sermon. The President and Mrs. Hoover arrived sufficlently in advance of the opening of the services to stand during the sounding of the church chimes. 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