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The Washington times., 1930-08-29
LATEST STAGE
NEWS FROM
NEW YORK

The name OF Jean Harlow OF
"Hell's Angels" Is about to be
added to the list Of motion pic
ture actresses who are to be
presented In q legitimate play on
Broadway. Howard Hughes, the
producer Of the picture, is ex-
pected to find q suitable script
for her talents when he returns
from abroad or else use q cur.
rent European hit as the vehicle.
Miss Harlow Is under contract
to Hughes for a period Of five
years and, despite the fact that
she has been seen in the offices
of various producers. when 1t
comes to engaging her for q
show they viii find she has an
iron.bound contract with the mo
tion picture producer which calls
for all her theatrical engage.
ments to be under his direction.
George M. Cohan announces
from Philadelphia that he has
changed the title of his first pro-
duction Of the season from Sym
pnony and Jazz" to 1.-THE Rhap'
sody." This is the Louis Ans
pacher play which will have its
premiere at the Cort Theater on
Monday, September 8.
Charles Dillingham; announces
that Effie Shannon has been
signed to appear with A. z. Anson
Phoebe Foster and Lucille Watson
and others in Bayard Veiller's
new play, That's the Woman.
which opens at the Fulton next
Wednesday night. Her last Broad
way appearance was as the
mother in Arthur Hammerstein's
musical production, Good Boy"
The 1890 version Of the Cape
Cod Follies," entitled "Ship
Shapes" opened last night at the
Cape Cod Playhouse and is the
final attraction Of the season for
the Cape. Stewart Baird Is the
author Of the book and lyrics.
The musical will go into Boston
for a two weeks engagement, then
come into New York. The cast
includes Peter Jorsay, Bradley
Case, Thelma KeSsler, Elaine Lank
and others.
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When The Feature Is
Shown On The Screen

FOX-John Mccormack in
"Song o. My Heart" At 1880
a. M, 1:45, 4. 5.33, 7:4s and
1908 p. m. Stage shows at 1907,
3:22, 7:l0, and 9:25 p. m.
INTERPRETATIONS and
johnson in "Oh. Sailor Behave" :"
At 11:06 a. M, 1855. 2:4O. 4:30,
Sis. sos and $50 p. m.
EARLE-Billie Dove and Doug.
las Fairbanks, jr.. in "One Night
at Susie's." At Ia 2, 4, $50,
7:50 and $50 p. m.
R-K-O KEITH'S-Bebe Danie.s
In "Dixiana" second week.. at
10:30 a. m, 1890, 3, S, Z and !
p. m.
PALACE-Jack Oakie in LET'S
Go Native" at IL m, 2:30. 4:4S
1885 and $50 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Lon Clancy N
THE Unholy Three" at 11:4s
a. m. 1:l5, 1920. 5:2S, 7:3S and
9:45 D. m.
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New Steel Curtain

For all of these dramatic diver
sions and occasional musicals, the
ShubertS viii install a new SO, 900
steel curtain. upon which work of
installation vii begin In 10 days.
The theater win also be hand
somely redecorated and playgoers
may expect to see Manager L
Stoddard Taylor waiting to greet
patrons for he begins his goth sea-
son under the Shubert banner
with the late September opening
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The BeggGr's Opera
ACQUIRED bU Movies

A German screen version OF
the English light opera classic,
The Beggar's Opera" will be
made abroad as q joint enter.
prise shared In by Warner Broth
ers and TobiS.
In the German, this opera by
Gay Of the amusing romance be,
tween the daughter Of an English
prison warden and the ace OF
English highwaymen. will be
called "DreigroSchenoper," which
literally translated is "The Three
GroSchen Opera" It will be
based on the Brecht and WE'LL
stage production. and will be
directed by G. w. Pabst.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
BARRY MORE'S
NEW PLAY
81 LISTED
By ANDREW r. KELLEY

Pleasant evenings are ahead
IN Lafayette Square for the
Messrs. Shubert have an interest
ing lineup OF plays and musicals
for patrons Of the Belasco Thea
Ter.
The season win get under way
on September 20 with the pre-
sentation Of Broken Dishes, I"
one of last seasons Broadway
hits, with Donald Meek as its
featured actor. This Is comedy
from the pen of Martin FlaVin
VINO also wrote the highly sue
csssful Criminal Code" first of
the prison plays.
On October 8 comes Madge
Kennedy in Michael and Mary"
aAis Is described as a very nice
bit of bigamy arranged by Play
wright A. A. Milne.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29

It's career at the National. ITO.
night of Never" is a Hungarian
drama by the Baroness Hatvany,
with the adoption made by Fred.
erick and Fanny Hatton. It will
introduce Helen Gahagen, new.
est of the Belasco stars and will
have prominent in the cast Ferdi-
nand Gottschalk and Warburton
Gamble. It goes directly to
Broadway after the Washington
opening.
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illicit" To Be Film;
Then Becomes d PLnu

Illicit" the Riskin.F Fitzgerald
comedy drama which Warner
Bros. are producing first e Q
vitaphone special and then as
a legitimate play, and RED
Hot siners." the newest Winnie
Lightner vehicle, are now In
production at Warner Bros.
Hollywood studios.
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tain to see John Drinkwater's
Bird in Hand" jefferson De An
gels in apron Strings" William
A. Brady's street Scene" and
some of the subscription plays
which the Shuberts will do IN
Philadelphia, Chicago and Pitts
burgh and all of a serious char
acter.
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Chester COnkIin to Be
SLGpstic. Comedian

Chester Com. walrus mus
tached comedian Of the screen,
again viii be seen In Paramount
releases.
Ccnklin Is to appear in a sc
ries Of six two-reel comedies dur.
ing the coming year. They will,
In general, be Of an outdoor slap
stick type. The first Of the Sc
ries. Cleaning Up" already is in
the hands of Paramount.
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SHUBERTS ISSUE LINEUP FOR NEW BELASCO SEASON.
Chester Morris to Abandon
Villains for Heroes

contributor Of late to q national
weekly.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
Fancy Paiamas

Lily Damita is bringing back
from Paris a pair Of sports paja.
mas" a cross between shorts and
beach pajamas. This will make
unnecessary the usual ship news
poses.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
BelascO Premiere

On : the night of November
5, David Belasco will be standing
in the wings of the theater that
bears his name for the first per-
Torrance Of Tonight or Never." !"
This Is the first Belasco pre-
n1iere for Washington since
Ladies of the Evening" began
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Comedians in Color

cOAAVAApuVOL Va AdVC W hHItOHaA
weekly.
Comedians in Color
Mack sennett is doing q series
of IL comedies In color, using
his own process to photograph
them.
The first Of these is Courage, -
featuring Andy Clyde and q bevy
Of Sennett girls. Eddie Cline takes
the color unit to Catalina today
to start work on the shortreeler.
Speaking Of comedies, Phil Ryan
has resigned as general manager
of the Metropolitan Studio, and
will produce a series of shorts
to be released through Para.
mount. The first is THE Flirt, =
starring Chester Conklin.
Rogers Resigned
1t will be no surprise to the
world to learn that Paramount
has signed Charles Rogers to q
new contract.
This young star has made nine
talking pictures, and is q tremen-
dous favorite everywhere. His
personal appearances In the East
drew the flappers by the thou
sands.
Did mention before that
Rogers dropped the nickname
Buddy" because of the request
Of several thousand fans?
DO You Know
That the genuine negro per-
formers have to don blackface
makeup for the Amos n Andy
pict're. Check and Double.
Check? They have to photo
graph a uniform brown.
That Fiji D'OrSay's real name
Is LuSsrer, and that she was born
in Montreal? One Of 13 children,
too, so help me.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

nunca ell peso de SUI culpa, cay6
de rodillas ante Manuel Y Tere-
ga, besandoles las manos Y re.
gandolas de lagrimas.
i Mamita mia! iPapaito de
mi alma! Perd6nl iPerd6n!
Y pesarosa y con ansia de
desahogar ell doIor que la ago
biaba, llor6:
-Quiero contaroslo TODD pa
IA que no ME juzgueis peor de
10 que soy; me quiero ~confesar
con don Ismael delante vuestro,
para que veais que 81 fui muy
mala, muy mala, una vez no soy
mala nj 10 he sido nunca. Me Sc
go ell demonio.
No, ita!-protest6 Ma
nuel, dolorido, apartando de
aquella amargura-. M quie-
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un hermano, mas que I'm pa
Dire. Perd6name. ~ con una
deIlcadesa!... Don Ismael, que
10 sabe TODD, quisa mejor que
yo' te 10 contara. Esta es la YER
ia Pero 81 a ii te dijusta; 81 vo-
tfos no quereis, 70, aunque me
aestrose Ell alma, os obedesco.
Una sofa YES te desobedesi en-
IA vida. Y esa ha sido la Ultima.
ror mucho que me perdon6is
Slempre estar6 arrastrando ,se
aolor. Cuanto querais de mi ESQ
ne de haser... va veis: hasta he
yenido sin mi hijita de mi al
ma T. Padre, tn mandas y 70 O.
bedesco.
Iodos c~allaron impresiona.
oos' "Aimanzor" acudi6 una veg
mas en- su auxilio llevandose a
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frescas y risuenas, como una a
legre bienvenida, en- los mismos
bucaros de Triana, en- ell toca-
dor, a cada lado del espejo.
La "Munequilla 10 recorrio
TODD con la mirada gozosa a ira
YES de sus lagrimas, y con afan
posesorio, anhelante de resti-
tuirse a aquella paz, Sc acerc6
yivamente a la ventana, la "a
brio y pase6 los ojos por ell cam
pc, que tambien Sc ofrecia Ell
mismo, acogedor Y esplendido
de luz, de algeria, de belleza,
bajo la bendici6n del cielo azul.
Todo igual la casa, ell campo,
la mirada amorosa con que in
saciablemente Ia contemplation
sus padres. Solo ella era otra. Y
sintiendo mas abrumador que
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

70 saber ma No me quiero acol
dar va mas de ma!
"Almanzor" alz6 a Rocio. Ma
nuel tenia raz6n: 10 saba TODD
" habia perdonado. Ahora a olvl
dar. Y a pensar en- la nueva Vi
da que por misericordia de Dios
Sc podia erigir. Lo que habia
que contar a los padres, para
pedirles su aprobaci6n, eran
ciertos planes dichosos.
Coloradita de rubor habl6 Ro
clio con voz apasionada de Gu
rrito Y de su amor. Manuel frun
clio ell ceno. iAhora un incluse-
70!
I'll tie mereses mucho mas,
"Munequiya".
No hay hombre mejor en-
ell mundo, papa. Nj mas bueno,
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generosidad que hasta iba a day
su nombre a su hija.,. Tan bo-
nita j..
-Toda tn cara, papaito.. Tus
ojos, tn boca...
Manuel palideci6. Esquiv6 h
vista, apartando aquella vision
dolorosa. Y torn6 a su tema.
I'm apellio de la Cuna no es
apellio.
No, papaito. Ell nombre a,
un hombre honrao. Oyeme, DYE
me tn, mamaita. Yo lie quier5
con toda mi alma. Yo no he que
rido con este querer, que debe
ser ell querer verdadero. L.
quiero porque Sc 10 merese; Dor
que me quiere como no pueda
querer nadie; porque ha sido
muy bueno eOnmigo, mas que
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nj mas noble, nj mas enamorao.
De la Cuna es; pero sus padres
han debido ser muy senores.
iPor que estaba 70 siega y no
do conosi antes?
Carmona protest6. Segura-
mente un calculista, que echaria
cueDtas con sus dineros.
FL homble no puede nunca des
prenderse de la cadena de sus
defectos. Y Manuel tenia bien
remachada la de su soberbia V
su codicia.
Rocio hizo una ~calurosa defen
sa de Currito, Todo menos in
teresado. Precisamente habia
esperado a tener dinero para
hablar. La guerra de siempre /;
habia sufridO horriblemente, Y
la habia perdopado con tanta
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
DOS OFERTAS DE RUPERT
FUERON RECHAZADAS
POR RUTH

st. Petersburg, Marco 8. =
Sc reunieron aver a conferen-
ciar ell coronel Rupert, propieta
rio de los Yankees, y ell famoso
Babe Rupert. Hablaron de di-
nero y del contrato que ell Babe
rehusa firmar. A la termination
de la entrevista ell coronel ma
nifest6 que habla hecho a Ruth
dos ofertas, una por $500
por un ano, y la otra de $4,000
con un contrato de dos amos.
Ruth ofreci6 firmar un con-
trato de $85, 900 anuales, por
dos amos.
Rupert no quiso admitir la
contraproposicion y ambos Sc
separaron cordialmente.
No obstante su negative a fiji
mar Ruth jugara en- ell desaffC
que su club sostendra hoy cor
los Braves.
La opinion general es que e
Babe haria bien aceptando la o
, ferta de $4,000, ell doble de Il
que paga ell Chicago, Liga Ma
cional, a Roger Hornsby.
Ell sueldo ofrecido al "rey d
los jonroneros' separa en- $500
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
KITCHEN HIZO AVER N
LIMPTEZA EN- SUS FILAS

Luego de estudiar las condl-
clones de sus reclutas, Pop"
Kitchens decide aver hacer una
limpieza dejando en- libertad de
acci6n a los jugadores Stene
Kena, Joe Pawlicka, Frank Da-
Wis, T. A. Rogers, j. L. Brewer,
Mike y Dan Copps y Manuel
Onis, muchacho local que deseil
pena la posicion de catcher.
Sc incorporation aver al club,
Lonnie Singleton, ell jardinero
izquierdo en- la temporada pa
sada, y Leonard Holomsback,
tercera base obtenida del club
Carrollton, de la Liga Alabama
Georgia.
Holsomback practice en- la ter
cera hacienda buena impression
en- Kitchens. "Fildea" con linn
pieza, tiene un "buen brazo" V
batea.
Otro que luce bien es Fred
Beck, del team Globe, de la Ii
ga de Arizona, que aver practi-
cara en- ell campo corto', ell SIS.
Las practicas continuaran a
la bora fiiada, a la 100.
Esperase que Manolo Cueto
arribe manana 0 un dia de la Sc
mana entrante.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
Pesaba Grfffiths 1843 y su
contrario libra y media menos.
RISKO PELEARA CON CAM
POLO EN- NEW YORK

New York, Mario 8.-Ano-
che convino en- pelear aqui 81
dia "a, a beneficio de la Casa de
Calvario del hospital de Can
Ger, Johnny Risko: ell panadero
de Cleveland. Victoria Campo
10, ell gigantic argentine, sera Ell
adversario de Johnny.
Hace pocos meses la comision
atl6tica del estado de New
York no quiso sancionar la pc
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
BOXE0
DE MANUEL

Bajo la lluvia, Young Manuel
Quintero, ell "huracan espanol".
combati6 aver en- Sarasota con
ia "~estrella" de esa ciudad, Cliff
ford Greenwood. Ell aqua hizo
que Manuel no luciera en- su me-
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
CURRITO
i DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
nor
AlejGn1r0 Perez Lagtn.

briendo la CANA; en- los mismos
Sitios las mismas sillas; la mis-
ma butaca junto a la ventana,
una de esas butacas de comodi-
dad de las abuelas; ell mismo
sencilo tocador Imperio, con
sus columnitas con filetes dora
dos y sus cajoncitos donde ella
guardaba sus secreticos, cuando
no tenia secretos; la misma j.
magen de la Virgen del Rocio a
la cabecera; hasta parecian las
mismas flores que Sc ofrecian
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
Los "yeteranos" presentarc

Los "veteranos" presentaron
ell siguiente conjunto: Johnson,
IF; Funck, CT; Gehringer, 2b;
Alexander, 1b; Stone, If; McMa
nus, 3b; Rogell, S.; Rensa y
Steinecke, catchers; Page Mel
son y Staples, pitchers.
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TUFFY GRIFFITH U
A n DE SER "ACOS-
TADO"

Boston, Mario 8.-Aunque
Gerald Ambrose Griffiths, la
mado fluffy, venci6 por pun
tOs a Al Friedman, en- IN inte-
resante combate a diez rounds
efetctuado en- ell Boston Square
Garden, ell aspirante a la coro-
sa mundial de peso complete es-
tuVo a la verja del "nocao", en-
el septimo ,cuando Friedman lie
castig6 con duras izquierdas, a
turdiendolo. La campana son6
antes de que Al pudie@a aplicar
Ie ell golpe "definitivo".
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

CASA Y STORE-En ell 1913
de la avenida Buffalo, tenemos
una muy bonita casa, aunque
pequena con un store en- ell fren-
te. Una gran ganga en- $1,000
con plazos mensuales muy CO.
MOODS. Lame a Keuneke o Ell
fird, al telefono 1858.
Henderson Warren Simms, Inc.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
BASE BALL
CONTRA BRAVES

TIGRES CONTRA BRAVES
Manana por la tarde, a las
dos y media, Sc efectuara aqul
ell primer desafio de la tempo
rada de practicas de los tigres'
Los Braves de Boston sc
presentaran en- Plant Field a
dar la batalla a los hombres de
"Bucky" Harris.
va hemos anunciado la linea
de batalla de los dos teams y
ell prop6sito del joven manager
del Detroit de utilizar a varios
de sus reclutas de merito.
No debe olvidar ell publico que
la Camara de Concrete costea
los gastos del Detroit y espera
cubrirlos con ell apoyo de los cia
dadanos de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

N EN- LA AVENInA 80
Tenemos dos buenas casas en- Ia
avenida 80 (Louise), manzanA
de los 400, que las yendemos
baratas. Una en- $1,15O y la otra
en- $1,000 a pagarlas c6moda-
mente a plazos m~ensuales, con
500 en- mano. La contribution
es muy baja.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

NUEVO BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de I'm bonito bun
galow bien construido y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bien acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- Gambia. Tel6fo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale IL,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.
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mil pesos Y este considera que
sus servicios valen $4,000.
Con ell sueldo de $4,000 Sc
la ha hecho I'm aumento de
$4,000, pues en- la temporada
Ultima SUI sueldo fue de S11,500
Esta dificultad preocupa al vie
10 Roginson.
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jor forma, aunque lie fue otor-
gada la decision.
Baby Lincoln fue puesto a
dormir en- la semifinal por Yer
non Seely.
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CLASIFICADOS

CAMBIO un lote de 100x226, a
una cuadra de Nebraska, por
una casa chica, moderna. Tele-
Ifono NJ 64-634.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

Sc han distinguido bateando
en- ell campamento del Cincin-
natl, en- Orlando, Harry He'll
man, Bob Meusel y Tony Cue
cinello.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

al del presidente Hoover y en-
$4,000 al del comisionado Lam
dis.
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En- un desafio efectuado aver
entire los regulares y reclutas
del Detroit, los primeros triun-
faron con anotaci6n de diez ca.
rreras por una.
Tres "cuadrangulares" fueron
bateados por Steinecke, Gehrin-
ger y Rogell.
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DE LOS CAMPAMENTOS

Brian Bell estima que la mas
imperiosa necesidad del nuevo
director de los Yankees es refor
Ear su cuerpo de pitchers.
Buena MADEIRA, compuesta
por j6venes de mas de seis pies
de estatura, tiene Bob Shawkey
en- SUI campamento; pero es una
MADEIRA que requiere ser mol
deada Y pulida.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telefono 2155 Tampa y Cass

QUESTION DE
ION.-Los lotes valen por su
ocalizaci6n y no .9or su tamano
Zero cUan6o Ieunen ambas con-
iiciones Sc valori2a mas la pro-
iedad.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

Los Cardenales jugaran hoy
con los Atleticos, en- Miami.
La gaceta., 1930-03-08

Ell Brooklyn ha ofrecido a
Babe Herman un sueldo de Is
La gaceta., 1930-03-08
Sc DESEA

Ahora es Ell tempo para comen.
gar su curse mercantil, de ne
gocics. Nuestro metodo de ense-
nanza intensive y su~periores
facilidades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a los gradual
dos Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurfir a I'm
colegio como
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13
Mrs. Peter McMullen Passes
 Away At Alhambra, Calf.
Fairbanks News-Miner.)


 Mrs. Peter McMullen, the former Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, died in Alhambra, California, recently, ac- cording to word received by local friends. News of her death was not entirely unexpected, as she had been in ill health for a number of years. The body was sent to Kansas City, where her mother and sister and brother reside.
 She was married in 1924 at Man haitian, Kansas, to Peter McMullen, then deputy United States marshal for the upper Kuskokwim district. They returned to Alaska following their marriage and lived at McGrath for some time before going to tho Outside to make their home.
 Mrs. McMullen was the first pro- lessor of home economics at the Alaska College. She was head of that department from 1923 to 1924
 Surviving her are her widower and a daughter, Marion.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13

The Sea Wolf, Master Frank Lar- son, left yesterday for McGrath, hav- ing completed transportation of all freight to this place for the present season. The Wolf vii go into winter quarters at McGrath immediately. Going down on the Sea Wolf was Frank Guskey, who came up to give attention to business affairs. Mir. Larson is expected to return to Ta- kotna within the next few days and will take up his residende here for the coming winter.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13
Matt Vaughn Hit Hard With seiaties

Matt Vaughn, we'll known A. R. C. man, formerly stationed here but for the past three or four years stationed at Flat, who left the latter pace a few days ago headed for the Outside, is reported to have been overtaken shortly after leaving with a severe attack of sciatic rheumatism. So acute was the attack that at Holy Cross a plane was requisitioned to take him to Anchorage.
 Afew fears ago MT. Vaughn. while in the Copper River section, suffered many months with the same ailment, the dread affliction leaving him sud- denly following visit to the Outside. His many friends, hosts of them not only in this section but throughout Alaska, are strong in the hope that relief will come to him at an early moment
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13
For World
 Disarmament
BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY HOPES FOR WORLD CONFER.
 ENCE NEXT YEAR.

GENEVA, Sept. 11.-Henderson, British foreign secretary, told the League of Nations Assembly this af- ternoon that Eve hope before 1886 that an agreement will be made whereby no more capital ships will ever be constructed. We hope the Council of the League of Nations will
 be able to call great world disarm- ament conference next year." he said.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13
GOVERNMENT OF IRIGOYEN,
 ARGENTINE, OvERTHROWN BY
 MILITARY; NUMBER. KILLED

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 9.-The government of President Irigoyen was overthrown by the army Sunday night. A dozen persons were killed by the military in the struggle for possession of the government build ing. The overthrown president, who is now ill., is confined to La Plata Post.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13
Eighteenth
 Amendrneet
GOV. ROOSEVELT, NEW YORK;, DECLARES FOR REPEAL AND,
 OFFERS SUBSTITUTE.

ALBANY, Sept. 11.-Franklin D. Roosevelt, Governor of New York, to- day declared for repeal of the 18th amendment and substitution of a fedora. statute grantin gto each State the right to control the sale of intox- icants. These are his views as made known in letter to Senator Robert F. Wagner.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13

SEATTLE. Sept. 1D.-Witha repeal of the eighteenth amendment and anti Volsteadism as. his issue, Ralph A. Horr defeated John F. Miller for the Republican nomination to Con- gross in the First. Seattle and Kitnap county yesterday by 4D0A
 In Tuesdays Statewide primaries, Charles G. Heifne was nominated for Congress- in-.the First by the Demo- crats. Bannock was renominated b the Republicans for county treasurer, defeating William A. Gaines. Robert M. Burgunders won the Republican nominationAfor. prosecuting attorney, defeating John. E. Dere by 5000 votes. Charles Miller, former Alaska federal officeh0lder, was defeated for the Democratic senatorial nomination by James Ryrnss.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13
Results Of
 Primaries
If OF 35 SENATORS UP FOR RE. ELECTION ARE ELIMINATED;
 GREAT CHANGE ASSURED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.--Resig- nations ora defeats. in the primaries already have. eliminated, eleven of the th:rty-five members of the Senate Senate who were. up for re-eection this year. assuring. one of the great est changes in tho Senate makeup in recent years
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13

Ike Taylor, well known A. R. c. man in charge of road affairs in the Fairbanks ection, was yesterday ar rival here for a brief visit, coming from Fairbanks with Pilot Elliott. They left last evening for McGrath, to which place they were accompa- nied by Carl Lottsfeldt.
The Kusko times., 1930-09-13

SEATTLE, Sept. 11.-Thomas Re. velle, former Unitcd ,ssStssr attorney under cross-examinatidn, &orroborat- ed Whitney's testimony that prohibi- tion agents worked with bootleggers only to trap them.
 Revelle accued Hubbard of threat ening to have linn indicted if he did not agree to testify that Lyle, Whit ney and Corwn were corrupt.
 The Government sought to have introduced in evidence letters from Revelle to the United States attorney general expressin ghis belief that Hubbard was untrustworthy and probably guilty of acrepting bribes, and the prosecution then introduced letters written by Revelle after Hub bard's suspension as dry agent inb- bard was described as "capable, dili- gent and honest"
 E. R. Small, former prohibition agent, and w. H. Kinnard, deputy ad- ministrator at Tacoma, denied Whit ney had ever attempted to get them to slack their work against bootleg gers. On the contrary, he urged them on, but said, "Leave the little fellows alone and get the big guns" :" they testified.