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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

Pasado el periodo eleccionario, Ia
Association de Agricultores de Puerto
Rico inicia nuevanente su campaiia
de propaganda activa, para unir TO-
dos los. agricultores de la Isla en- una
sola aspiration, bajo Ell estandarte de
una idea reformadora saba, de GU
va realiSacion dependera exciusiva-
mente el bienestar futuro, econ6mico
" social, de nuestro pueblo.
Esta Association, que, carece de ma
tiz politico en- absolute, tuvo que de-
clarar un parentesis en- su campafia,
durante el mas algido momento de La
contienda comicial; pero reanuda esa
campafla ahora con mas vigor que an
tes, y con mas fe en- ell triunfo de La
causa que estamos defendiendo.
Para que las personas interesadas.
en- este moviirnehto sspan a que altu-
ra estan, los trabajos de organization
de esta Association, pasamos infof-
mar que contamos con Juntas locales
funcionando en- 80 pueblos de la IsIa,
contandose entire estos las poblaciones
mas importantes, como San Juan Ma
yagiiez, Areciho, Caguas, etc. En- los
registros de estas Juntas Locales
! aparecen inscritos los noinbres de casi
todos los agricuitores de la locali-
dad, salvo raras excepciones.
Ell miembro de nuestra Junta Di-
rectiva Provisional, Mr.. H. H. sco-
vile, que desde hacfa unos meses Sc
encontraba en- los Estados Unidos, ha
1 regresado ahora, decidido a prestar
/ toda la cooperation possible, en- la cam
paila de organization v bajo su inicia-
tiva, Sc l1evara a cabo Ell .viernes 81
del corriente las $3.50 A. M, en
La casa Acadia de Rio Piedras, una
asamblea de agricultores de Rio Pie
/ dras y Carolina, con ell fin de dejar
orgahizadas las Juntas Locales de es-
! tos dos pueblos.
Para fines del entrante mes de di-
| cienlbre estainos preparando una Asam
blea General en- el sitio fecha que
Sc designe oportnnamente, con Ell fin
de dar cuerita de nuestros trabajos
aprobar Gl Reglamento defnitivo de
!. la Association v ell plan desarronar
I durante Ell ano pfoxinlo. N
Nuestra labor hasta Ell presente ha
sido ardua, pero fructifera. Donde
qniera que nuestra voz Sc ha
levantado, en- reuniones v conferen-
cias, los agricuitorss Sc han dado
cuenta de Ia necesidad de mantenerse
dentro de una agrnpaci6n poderosa
como esta, para poder realizar sus
fines, dentro de un plan de reformas
que tiendan a mejorar las sondicio-
mes EN- Que en- la actualidad Sc des-
ehyuelveii
En- la vida de nuestro pueblo, los
agricultores somos Ell factor mas i'm
portante, y por 10 tanto tenemcs per
fectisimo derecho a influir. en- la ad-
ministracion y en- los destinos &c
nuestfo pals.
La pr6xilna Legisiatttra 1nsnlar es-
tara nitegrada por un gran contin-
/ gente, y por 10 tanto tenetnos per
fectisimo derecho a influir e MIA adj
| ministracion y en- los destinos de
nuestro pals. .e ~
! La pr6xima Legislature Insular es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
Ell EMBAJADOR DE EE. UU EN-
PARIS NO sERA TRAsLADADO
PoR AHoRAs

PARIS, nov. 20 (cabIc fran. ssj.
la prensa de esta -.ciudaa ha
acogido con jlbilo las declaraciones de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

PARIS. nov. 90 lcabis franccsl !.
De fuente autorigada Sc sabe que
M. Herriot ha declarado al Consejo
de Ministries que ii seguira sin varia-
cion la misma politica que M. Poin-
care en- 10 que las dietas de guerra
respecta.
Ell delegate frances que asistira a
las conferencias sobre finanzas que Sc
llevara cabo en- el mes de dicienlhre
declarara, segun ilstrucciones recibi-
das, que Francia tiene Ia intenci6n de
tratar la ct!esti6n sobre las dietas de
guerra como una question practica y
real y de ningllna manera sentimental.
APAREcEN los REsTos DE uN
E1DRoAv1oN EN- Ell MAR DEL
NoRTE -
PARIs, nov. 90, tCabie francesl.
-segdn aerograma recibido proce-
lente de un barco. que viaja en- aguas
de. Mar del Eorte cerca de Rotter-
dam, ha encontrado la armadura de
in hidroavi6n que despues de exaini-
nado no cabe duda perteneci6 al CO.
Acadufa Cabral que trato
lie hacer i'm vuelo de Amsterdam Y
tisboa, y que Sc cree pereciera.
s A sa1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
LA GUERRA EN- EG1pro

Ell CAIRO, nov. 20. tcabie fran
ces) Las hordas de los wahabitas
avanzan hacia Djeddah. otros grupros
de revolucionarios procedentes de las
provtncias del Norte y del Sur Sc di-
rigen hacia Mecca desde dohde Sc
dirigitan hacia Djeddah tambien.
Ell Rey Ali, ha declarado que Ell es-
IA decidido a continuar La guerra a
toda costa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
uN MANIFESTO DE WI PEI ru

PEKIN, nov 20 (cable franc6s) :.
-ofcialmente Sc informa que al llegar
Ell caudillo chino WI Pei Eli Hankow
public6 un manifesto en- ell que anun-
cia La formation de un Gobierno inte-
rino con Ell fin de preservar inc6lume
la constitution de la naci6n
Ell manifesto ha sido tornado por
yeintiun jefes caudillos mihtares
~ntre los que que Sc encuentran Chi
Sic Yuan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
Tarietas Postales

ofreceinos un surtido de SO Tarjetas
Postaios al Bromuro, de la mejor .calida0,
en- colorcs brillantes .postsles con dIbn
jos fioraies en- itografla; postales sepia.
mate ) brilantes en- gran svariedads De
d-ssiiCs colores, con frases apropiadas
fencItaciones de Ascua Ano Nuev0
Precio del surtido de SO postales, fran
oueo pagado, $1.o0.
Aproveche la oportunidad de obtener
por III. dollar posta,es QUE representan
un valor cuatro O. cinco veces mayor.
Envie .el yalor con el pedido,,. No acep-
tamos pedidos G. o. D. por no aceptar-
loe Il oficina de- correos, por tarjetas
postales. ,gs - ae.s. ~
BRILLIANT TRADING COMPANY
90 Pearl st. New York, N. Y.
= 80 4 n
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= X ~
tara integrada por un gran contin-
gente de agrica1tores, en- quienss su
pueblo ha encontrado merecimientos
e intelgencia suaciente para elevar-
los a. tan alto sitial. Ante ellos com
pareceinos, por medic de un extenso
memorial, v 81 fuere necesario por me
dio de hearings, para someter su
consideration Ell programa legislative.
qua ruestro jiicio debe adoptarse
para ell mejor desarrollo de nuestra
riqueza agricola; para mejorar las
condiciones crfticas de nuestro cam
pesino y para estimular una reacci6n
economical que levahte a niestro pue-
bio hacia pianos mas altos de pros
peridad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

Ell NUEvo GABINETE NO HA DE-
FINIDo LA PoL1TIcA DE INGLA-
TERRA RESPECTo AL PRoToCo-
10 DE DESARME
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
MR.. THOMAS INCE MURIo
AVER EN- HOLLYWOOD
HOLLYWOOD. nov.

HOLLYWOOD, nov. 90 UNITED
fress) III fainoso director de cine
matografo y autor de muchos argu-
mer1tos para peliculas ha muerto aver.
Mr.. Ince falleci6 a consecuencia de
una fuerte Indigestion segeun dicta-
men de los medicos que le asistieran.
Todo Ell mundo cinematografico de es
ia ciudad Sc propone rendir Ell ultimo
t1ibuto tan famoso director que por
tantos amos fuera ell alma mater del
cinema ell America, con la mayor
pompa.
NUEvos PREsIDENTEs DE 10
NOR NoMTNADoS PoR Ell DE-
PARTAMENTo DE TNFoRMAcIog
DE LA PRENsA LATINA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

PARIS, nov. 90 (Cable f-ances) :.
-El Directorio permanerte de la SO.
ciedad de information lie L. Prsnsa
Latina ha nombrado .osssidontes de
honor a los sehores Merriot y Castro
Ministries de Portugal ante el Va
ticano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
|Herriot seguifd Ia pOl1iea de-
'Poin(arl en- 10 que respelta|
q las dietaS de guerra /.

M. Myron Herrick, Embajador de los
Estados Unidos en- esta capital, en-
las que manifestaba que por aho-
ra no seria trasladado de SUI puesto
por ell Gobierno de Coolidge.
Mr.. Herrick, en- ell corto tempo Que
ejerce sus funciones en- Paris Sc ha
captado la confianza del Gobterno de-
bido a sus atlas dotes diplomaticas y
su proceder en- favor de Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

LoNDREs, nov. 20 (cabie fran
ces) En- los circt,ios militares y po-
liticos Sc critica La actitud del nue.
yo Gabinete que a la manera del de
Nc. Donald no ha definido su politica
respecto al protocolo sobre seguridad
nacional v desarme que fuera frma-
do por las naciones aliadas que pro.
unamente Sc discutira en- Roma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

a Paper
Company cale Agusfn ia TERRA, San
Juan P r. apican papel de nodoo oaas de pape
vieas de pape pape de envover hoa roo pape de
crbr pael sanado de per6dco
roos pape cte6n Poser pape carton cartuinas pape
M ape " ssua' 1 sooies le pape
para cubiertas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
Los MEDIcos HAN DEcIDIDo
oPERAR A SIR STACK

Ell CAIRO, nov. 20 (cable fran
ces) Los doctores que asisten a Sir
Lee Stack que fue herido de grave
dad aver en- I'm atentado anarquista,
han decidido operar al ilustre enfer-
mo, va que Green este sea Ell 1nico
medic de salvarle la vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
RENUNCIA Ell JEFE DE GoBIER
NO PoRTUGUES

LIsBoA, nov. 90 (Cable frances) !.
M. Gaspard, presidente del Conse-
10 de Ministries de Portugal presen-
tado a su gobierno con caracter' ire
vocable la dimision de su alto puesto.
Esta actitud de M. csaspard Sc
debe, a que no Sc le concediera un voto
de confanza para SUI Gobierno que
el pidiera Todavia no Sc sabe la ac-
titud que asumira el presidente ante
esta nueva crisis ministerial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

Juanita HaHsen, famous
screen star. cih appear IA
person at the Pantages the
ater merit meek, co-starrlnO
The tceek's program pith the
Georgia ministries. Miss Han
sen is the latest film person
age 10 tour the Northeast ii
a series Of personal appear
ances.
Personality Plus" mus, have been
written with Elsie Clark. phonograph
artist. in mind from tho callbcr OF her
Seattle vaudeville debut NJ tho Pan.
iages thcater Monday afternoon. Tho
llttlo matinee singer took about 10
bows and an encore in ona OF tho
most pleasing straight singing acts
with which patrons OF the Third ave.
playhouse have been favored for
some weeks.
Miss Clark sings popular songs OF
the "Struttin' sam and ''Whaddn
They Mean by Love" order. accom-.
panied by Nelson story. a capable
pianist.
Helen Stewards plauant beauty.
grace Of form and excellent dancing
ability u seen 70 advantage In the
J. FrancisIfaney revue with four
male companions who have nimblc
feet and q clever sketch OF popular
and eccentric steps. They are the
headllned act. with Howard LAngford
and Ina Frederick. whose satire on
shopping went OVER big at the
opening matinee OF tho week. Miss
Frederick has beautiful figure and
some novel gowns and Langford'a
ability IL seen not only a. author Of
their comedy skif. but in hts own
acting.
Some years ago there was a beauti.
ful young ''giri" dancing with cir.
Gus company and headlincd with
-Poodles Hanaford" out here in the
West. she" was Hcrbcr,a necson.
whose nirnhie sandals scin,iilaied on
the tight and slack wire A news re.
porter was introduced 10 her and
never knew that Herhcrta added The
"a TO the name until after the afore.
said danccr had spoken In a broad
bass voice. Monday ne vas fooled"
again when he watched Beeson do
his female lmpersonation on the Pan
stage with all the grace OF a girl
danseuse.
Howard and Norwood have n well
received comedy akit In the second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
'BIinky' Is
Fun-Dranlu
Hoot Gibson Plays in
New Role
"Blinky" IS a good picture.

"Blinky' is a good picture.
For the first time in his movie ca.
reer Hoot Gibson has the opportu.
nifty for bit of character portrayal.
The play at the Heilig this weel,
is n Western In sense, but is not
the usual creation advertised under
that banner. IL abounds in action
and contains some thrills, but II isn't
impossible; for the most part it isn't
even improbable.
At the outset one is surprised at
the appearance OF Hoot as a young
society fop of Washington, son of
Raw Meat Islip. former colonel
in the United States army. Blinky's
mother desires him 70 20 into the
army with lieutenant's commission.
and finally prevails upon his father
TO get IL for him.
Father gets BlinlSy a commission.
all right, but not the swiyel.chair
Washington job that mother wanted
him to have: instead. Blinky, who
never rode horse in his life, is
shipped off TO his fathers old cav.
airy regiment on the Mexican border.
How n man with no military expert.
cnce or education is able TO secure
commission In the army is not ex-
planned. but the picture is so enjcy.
able that for the sake OF entertain.
ment one Is inclined TO overlook this
just as the director must have done.
BiinlSy isn't in the land of the cac.
tus long until he loses his dignity
and service belt 10 some rum run.
ners. which Is a most objectionable
thing TO the cavalry code" How
he RECEIVERS both little later and
wins the colonel's daughter makes a
very pleasing story.
Topics OF the Day" is on the bill
At tho Heilie, as is also an extremely
interesting news reel and a comedy.
Thru and thru. IFS an excellent
show for everyone, including chill.
dren. NJ. V.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Wild Biz
Hart IS Best
f a m Gus Western
Star Comes Back

A. the hero Of his own film and
IN tho Ruise OF wild BIZ" HickOk.
famous Union army scout aud shoot.
ing sheriff OF t6s frontier IN civil
war days. William =. Hart, whom we
best know m ''Two.gun BIN Hart. :"
has returned 20 the screen after an
all'iooIong absence Of over two
years.
And Harris first picture on his re.
turn IL memorable for other reasons
besides merely being his come.
back" wild Bill HiokoI," being
featured on a good progrnm al the
Liberty this week, IL probably the
best picture Hart has ever made.
II Is a real ylriIe Western" drama.
filled with action and interest and
not lacking in humorous bits
Neither Hart himself nor his IA.
nous paint" pinto pony have ever
acted more brilliantly and intelligent.
IS than they do In wild BIZ HEX.
Ok" And the picture allays the fears
OF some OF Harris old followers that
he was growing old The star is Just
as active and bright ms ne ever was
and even looks az tho n fcw years
had been taken or his age.
The story. which Hart himself
wrote after dliigent and extensive
research. is OF bad mem on the
Western frontier and one man. name.
~. wild BILL" who could clear EN-
out" II IN story OF the courage
and fight" In the famous old scout.
who was not merely an authors
brain.child, but man who really
lived 20 gain the name OF "the from.
tiers most picturesque character"
Harris own notable characterize.
ton. however. IL not the only one in
the picture Ethel GREG Terry is al
her best as Calamity Jane" and
there are several other good poT.
irayais.
The comedy on the bill In support
OF wild Biil Hickok" Is one OF the
best tho Liberty has yet offered. II
Is century's big feature. "A Perfect
&C." In which Bobby Vernon is
starred.-N. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

three dozen players. The fewer the
principals. he more keenly win the
audience follow their fortunes"
In Tho Next Corner" Conway
Tearie. Lon CLANCY. Dorothy Mac.
kali. Ricardo cortez and Louise
Dresser are the featured players.
Turnout the major portion OF the
picture. the action eenters around
two or three Of those.
The Next Corner" was produced
from the book and play OF the same
name by Kate Jordan. Monte M.
KaiieFjohn wrote tho screen version.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
no MANY PLAYERS
HuRI FILM DRAMAS

10 nany players IN the cast
|<-s nom the interest n the
|--sr says sam Wood. Para.
-, pEoaueer. whose latest pic.
4. sThs Next Corner" features
u tss people.
/ .r.ar or FIVE players are about
|st- avs Wood. III you set too
H. ycu dilute the interest. No
a,ucs can be really intensely in.
,<a in the affairs Of two or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
ToDAY's PROGRAMS

LIBERTY nin Hart rsturra 20 the
screen u wild nIii iifekok
HEifi0 Heoi Gibson In ''Dilty. .
an army iHsiodFEma
COLISEUM Nae Murrays exotic aet-
iHr sni rsfishinE E0Ens 10 -Fash-
ION iloe
BilE MOUSE Name the afan."
adapted from STE Hall Gaines This
Master q Nan
STRAND Tom uoors heading e
strung east IN mig Brother
coiuMpIA---Ths couriship OF M,isa
Eianaish.s with chaTiss nay and
Euid nsnnsii.
WINTER GARDEN 49, Mary carr
staring n The casiRrd Cup"
COLONIAL - xennsth Harlan ana
figrenes WIDER Ia ''Ths Yirsinisn."
STAGE
METROPOLITAN. rArhmana 10
aii-choein concert, Monday night.
orphsafn vaudeville.
raSTAcT.s -yandssiiis
PALACE nir--wnl King and com
pany IA -i'il Har ES.T
OAK -I.aneastsr. Baird comedians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Nc NEW
] BONUS

pefer Of the cak
'ng OF putting
con,rac; Of Tu,s
70 hts .dlspr,.,
Kaufman i
he lets the IN
rcved. when h
'ne. he gets III
\ Knlefer d al:
} clause that vi
pr play. II Tuuy
gt elected frur
y Il win neaa
% the close cf u,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
[ ] D
|Stars
Dive,
b Seattle h
Trials

NLoFF star a,
4 and Merle FAD
Fancy diver Nh
P American olya
pas win b A.s
r. near Tsecr,
Fns'le cracks a.
/ for the nation,
/ Be held later !
q into nalicu.l
nc national iun'.,
pionshlp a, Il
Psons ago.
Prth In the Cas-,
4 years ago Con-
y OF The greats,
famous Q. A q
champion for
compete in q,
tshinx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

yet eyer.new topic OF regeneration,
the story ccnterlng around a young
boy Of the crook world whose big
brother wanted him 20 be straight.
Tom Moore. Mickey Bennett and
Edith Roberts have the principal
roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
STAGE WORLD SCREW
of MAkE-BELIEVE
sssssss.s.s.s.ss..sssssss

as "A tense story Of woman's pas
sion and mans revenge. strong In
drama, thrills and romance and pre-
sen,irg Miss Murray In her most
versatile creation" Miss Murray
has a dual role and IS well support
"a By a big cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
COLISEUM

COLISEUM
Mae Murray II At the Coliseum
this week in wha; Il declared to be
tho biggest success OF her career.
"Faahion Row
The new production Is heraided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

spot this week. and the Mciford Trio
display n program OF clever tumbling
The musical pFolog BY Glenn Goff.
organisi. this week Is featured ~ the
appearance OF Miss Mabel Walker.
whom Goff accompanies IN You
Can't Make Fool Outa Mel. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
COLUMBIA

See America First" has been the
slogan OF Charles Ray in making
The CourtAhip OF M3les Standish. .
the perturbation OF Longfellow's
poem and Rays first super-specisi
feature now being shown on the Co.
lumbsn screen.
Many films dee'ing with events in
foreign history. but few based on our
own country's birth. have been OF.
fered the public. Incidents in the
making OF their nation are interest
ing TO Americans and for that reason
Ray chose The courtshlp Of Myles
standish" az his initial big produc-
ton. The basic theme OF the picture.
tho. II the unforge,tablc romance OF
John Alden and the famous Priscilla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
COLONIAL.

Owen wister's immortal story OF
the West THE virginian." is stIIl
holding the featured place on the
Colonial screen in its film version.
In The virginian" Is presented n
romantic. adventurous and historic
story Of our West and Il is bril-.
liaptly Interpreted by cast headed
BY Kenneth Harlan, Florence vidor
and Pat o'sialley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
WINTER GARDEN


The custard Cup" Florence Lly-
ingston's widcly-read novel in its
screen version made by Herbert
Brenonis. now holding interest on
The Winter Garden screen. Mary
Carr is the featured player. taking
the part of mother who possesses
the rare quality OF always seeing
the bright side OF life.
OAK
In conjunction with the Lancaster.
Baird Comedians at the Oak. now
playing. Is Universals super. Jewel
production, Merry Co Round. I" which
recently had spectacular long run
in Seattle. II presents story OF the
old world in the aftermath OF the
world war. and Mary phiibin. Nor.
man Kerry and several other screen
celebrities arc featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

Mov McAvoy and Glenn
Hunter, are engaged, ii is re-
ported. This photograph is
from their most recent film,
"West Of the Water Toner"
The lore scene in the picture
pas very realistic, and nor
the secret Of it all comes out!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
BLUE MOUSE

At the Blue Mouse iheater Sil
Hall Games internationally famous
story. Tho Master OF Man. hal
come 10 the screen. This picture
has special significance Ms screer
event Of the season. being the first
production By Victor seastrom. not
ed Swedish actor-director. in Amer
lea.
The story was produced under ths
title Of Mans the Man" and In IN,
featured roles Mac Busch. Conrad
Nagei. Patsy Ruth Miller. Hobart
Bosworth and Aileen prinEIe are
seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
STRAND

A rather unusual picture Is on the
Strand screen this week in Big
Beach's wen known story OF the
Brother perturbation Of Rex
same name.
Something really big in the lire
OF entertainment as well as human
appeal Is being offered In big
] Brother" The theme Is fha. old.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-17
Around
the
Radio Dial

A jazz band. playing In the mid.
die Of the Atlantic, distracted from
u sermon in California last night
and set our feet to shuffling in
Washington.
Or 70 Be perfectly truthful. the
jazz band which was playing aboard
the 8. s. Leviathan, 500 miles from
New York en- route to Cherbourg
ana Southampton, completAly
drowned out the words Of the
preacher on 312 meters who. be.
cause Of the lateness of the hour,
We took TO be speaking at KGO,
Oakland.
It was q pleasant little surprise,
that pickup OF WSM, whose call
letters had us completely bewildered
until we heard the location Of the
sea-gOing station.
We had been listening to q
pleasant Sunday evening concert
from KFDM, Beaumont, when we
detected the church services Just
around the corner, presumably az
KGO. As soon as we had settled
down to hear the sermon, how.
ever, the dance music intruded. "a
first timidly and then with suffi
cient volume to override every,
thing In It's way.
But then. It was the sort Of an
evening when most anything could
happen. cold. quiet and staticless
The leviathan only recently be-
gan itn regular broadcasts, but from
its strength displayed last night,
should become one Of the most pop.
ular goals Of the distance hunters
this winter. In addition to the
dance music, the Leviathan an
nouncer provided hts listeners with
scraps Of information Of the weather
conditions at sea, the speed Of the