In the Driftway.

Following is a column by the columnist, "The Drifter." The Drifter read in the paper the other day that a Michigan professor had been to see Mahatma Gandhi, and that after interviewing the Hindu saint and listening to his denunciation of modern civilization, of railways, lawyers, doctors, and soulless factories, he felt as if he had been hearing a voice from the Middle Ages, or Bryan denouncing Darwinism. Now the Drifter would dislike being thought medieval or even Bryanistic, but he admits to sympathy with Gandhi; there are occasions when he feels out of touch with the temper of the times.