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Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12

perintendents, department leaders
and teachers as to ways of i'm
proving worship services, better
methods of teaching, securing bet
ter lesson materials, equipment,
etc.
Z. Teaching in various Standard
Training Schools during fall and
winter, such as Snow Hill, Sails
bury, Georgetown. These schools
run each for six weeks, one night
a week, and provide training for
officers and teachers in church
school work.
1t is the aim and purpose of the
Selbyville Group of Churches,
through such organization as de-
scribed above with a full-time work
Ell to carry out its policies and plans,
to meet in a better way than ever
before the educational needs of the
present-day church. Just as in every
walk of life today we are eager to
accept and use those inventions and
improvements which will yield the
best results, so in building Christian
lives we must be eager to use every
method and means that study and re-
search have revealed as being the
best method. This is the firm con-
viction of those interested in the pro-
gram of Christian education in the
Selbyville Group of Churches.
To this end, plans are being made
to observe Religious Education Week
early in October, the tentative dates
being October 5th to 18th. One or
two churches of the group have al
ready set October 18th as Rally Day,
and a great mass meeting of the four
churches has been tentatively set for
Sunday evening, October 18th, at St
Georges church, similar to the group
meeting held at Selbyville last
March. 1t is hoped that an Outstand-
ing speaker of note in our confer
ence will be secured for that night,
and there will be special music by
representatives from the various
churches. The purpose of the meet
ing will be to present the teaching
task of the church and to show the
responsibility that rests upon the
church in improving its methods OF
teaching and in furnishing the best
in the way of equipment for the su-
preme task of bringing children and
youth to the decision of accepting
Christ as Master and Savior. Further
details of this mass meeting, and
also of the observance of Religious
Education Week in each of the
churches will be given at a later
date.
John R. Davis, a graduate of Sell
byville high school, entered the w.
c. l. of Dover as student on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Davis had as
their dinner guest on Friday, Miss
Pearle Frazer, of RehOboth.
Miss Ruth Lindseth has returned
from her western vacation.
Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12
SELBYVTLLE

The Selbyville Group of Churches
is entering upon its second year of
activities in the field of Christian Ed
ucation, with Miss Ruth Lindseth as
tho director of this work. At the
yearly meeting of the grou, held at
Selbyville on June 10Th, the following
churches signified their interest in
the work and officially requested to
continue as members of the group:
Bethel NJ. E. church, Ocean City.
st. Georges M. E. church, Clarks
vile.
Bethel M. E. church, DagsborO.
Salem M. E. church, SelbyVille.
The officers for the year, Sept. 1880
to Sept. 1881 are as follows:
Chairman, Eben A. Townsend.
Vice-Chairman, Thos E. Hickman.
Treasurer, w. B. DerricksOn.
Secretary, Ruth Lindseth.
The board is composed of the pas
tors and church school superintend-
ents of these churches, together with
three representatives from each
church, the third representative hav-
ing been added this year. The
hoard meets monthly at the various
churches to determine the program
that shall be carried on.
The major activities of the direc-
tor in carrying on the work of re-
ligiOus education for the group are:
1. Conducting weekday schools of
religion. The school at Selbyville
was established last year, and
plans are being made at present
to set up another such school.
2. Daily Vacation Bible Schools.
These were held this past summer
at Ocean View, Selbyville, and
DagsbOro.
8. Supervising the programs for spe-
cial days such as Christmas, East
er and Children's Day through the
use of pageants and special wOr-
ship programs.
4. Holding discussion groups and
conducting a recreational program
for young people.
Helping with worship programs
at the Sunday sessions of the
church school that will be graded
according to age-group needs.
6, Holding of conferences with SUI
Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12

Miss Eleanor Mumford, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mumford,
has returned to the junior high
school, Philadelphia.
Lieut.. Carl Thiemer and wife, of
Washington, D. c., are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. r. McCabe
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jarrett were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ~ C..
Davis on their house boat at River
dale.
Miss Clara Holloway and sister,
Mrs. BERTHE Esham, of Savagetown,
are spending a few days in Balti-
more, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12

Otis Elliott, of near Lewes, on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DOnoway
were callers at Oak Orchard on Sun
day.
Mrs. Dallas Hudson has recovered
after being ill about three weeks.
Bee Hudson and Dale Mumford
called on their friends in Milford
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Ellingsworth, also
Norman spent Sunday with Mir. and
Mrs. Charles Mumford and family.
Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12
PHILLIPS HILL

After spending two weeks with
ME- and Mrs. Harvey Barker, Miss
Gertrude Lowe has returned to her
home near Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Hudson and
son Earl were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12
NOTICE

Will be in our store again which
was closed during the hot weather
of July and August, beginning the
first of September. Will pay highest
price for poultry and eggs. Chas.
Stuchlik, Milton. Phone 18-49.
a29-3t
Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12
BumSteadSNOrmSyrup

''TO children an angel Of mercy" Where
directions are followed. IT NEREh
FAILS. Despite scarcity and enormous
cost of SANTONIN. il contains fuH dose.
stood sixty years test. sold everywhere
or by mail. soc a bottle.
Est. c. A. Voorhees,. II. D.. PhiladelDhic
Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12

The cheapest way to finance al
growing company is to leave thel
profits in the treasury.
Milford chronicle., 1930-09-12
MEAT MARKET SPECIALS

3sE PRICES ARE FOR MILFORD MEAT MARKET ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

resu, viii be guests Of honor at Q spe-
ciai meeting Of the wa..'~- n League
for the Hard Of Hearing in its rooms
at S26 Connecticut avenue tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.
Each Of the honor guests is to de-
liver an address at the meeting. They
include Mrs James r. Norris Of Boston,
vice president of the federation and
chairman of the Committee on Hard
of-Hearing Children Of the White
House Conference; Miss Persis Vose,
founder of the Speech Readers Club OF
Portland. Me-, and field worker for the
federation, and Mrs. st. Julien Cullum.
founder Of the Augusta, Ca, Club for
the Hard of Hearing and also a field
worker for the federation. There will
be wiring equipment in the league
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

great idealists Of this generation
Roosevelt and Wilson"
The editorial on the President says:
NO carplng CRITICS OF gloom can
In the midst Of failing governments, of
worldwide brainStorm which over
throws organization, wipes out fortunes,
tries to insinuate superficial qualities
for old and established principles, Her
bert Hoover has gone ahead, sure of his
purpose, strong in the faith certain of
the outcome when the world gets over
its moon-struck activities"
In the interview with Secretary VIII
bur Mr.. Irwin brings out Mr.. Wilburs
governmental philosophy calling for
quotes Mr.. Wilbur as saying:
This department is trying to follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

what conceive to be President Hoover's
general theory Of the place Of Govern
ment, and especially our Federal Gov
eminent, in the scheme Of things. De-
centralize all YOU can. So far as DOS
sible. leave responsibility to the small,
local political units. Even If they make
mistakes, they're learning by those mis-
takes as men and institutions must.
That is the only way to develop and
maintain a tough fbred democracy.
People who look for their decisions
to a power a thousand miles away grow
fiabby in spirit. That's just simply abb
sentee landlordiSm. Let the central
government deal only with the peaks
the points where big forces meet and
clash and need coordination. It isn't
a dramatic policy. 1t doesn't make the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

published as an apostle Of Republic
canisrn.
The FIRST issue Of the publication con-
tains leading editorial in praise OF
President Hoover's complishnaents, an
article on the President by William
Allen White Of Kansas and an interview
with Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of
the Interior, by Will Irwin. There are
numerous other articles dealing with
activities of the Federal administration
in aiding veterans, promoting employ
ment, encouraging construction work
and bringing business into Govern
ment."
In his article on the President Mr..
White brings a Democratic name in a
complimentary fashion into the Repub-
lican publication. Mr.. Hoover, Mr..
White writes, is blood brother to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

Over l00.0 900 families read Tha
Star every day. The great ma
Jority have the paper delivered
regularly every evening and Sum
day morning at Q cost Of IL
cents daily and s cents Sunday.
II you are not taking advan-
tage Of this regular service at
this low cost, telephone National
5000 now and service will start
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
Army Officers Honor Pil,ud,ki.

WARSAW, october 10 R)-Tnou-
sands of army officers today paid tribute
to Marshal Joseph Pilsudski, celebrat-
ing the tenth anniversary Of the ending
of the Polish Bolshevik War. The
officers assembled before the palace of
the veteran marshal, who now is pre-
mier of Poland, and cheered wildly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
MEETING Is PLANNED
FOR HARD OF HEARING
Leaders in Field Work to Be Guests
Of Honor Of Washington
League.

Leaders in work for the hard Of
hearing, who are in this CITY In con-
nection with q conference on field
work at the headquarters of the Ma
tional Federation Of Organizations for
the Hard Of Hearing, In the Volta Blu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
NEW G. O. P. ORGAN
PRAISES HOOVER
First Issue Of Tabloid Lauds Ac-
oomplishments Of Republican
Party.

Washington, a new weekly tabloid
newspaper published in cooperation
with the Republican National Commit
tee, made its first appearance last night.
Although not the off1cial spokesman of
the committee, the paper is frankly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

rooms so that eli may hear. ANY one
interested In the problems Of the hard
Of hearing Is invited to attend this
meeting, IL is announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

front pages very often. But it's already
getting results. and bigger results are
going to follow"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

The world-famous, pure-bred Arab
horses owned by the Baroness Went
worth in Sussex are to be sold because
of the recent heavy increase in taxation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
IO-Piece Dining Suite

dand Of
gumwood finished tone
SI09 Value
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
DIAMOND DETENIDO EN-
F~ILADELFIA i.

FiladeIfia, Sept. 23.-Abor-
do de an vap0r que trae un car
gamento de los pajaros como
cidos por canarios, lego aver
de Hanover ell notorio pisto-
lero Jack (Legs) Diamond, a
quien Sc deportara de Alema-
MIA como ciudadano indesea-
BILE.
Los detectives 10 recibieron
en- ell barco y lie condujeron a
la estaci6n de poIicia, como in
dividuo sospechoso. Hoy Sc lie
concedera un juicio para que
pueda defenderse.
Diamond viene teniendo lios
con la justicia desde hace Is
amos; pero solo una vez Sc lie
conden6 y por un delito de po-
ca importaneia.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
/ EIPING EN- PODER DEL
SERVIDOR DE LOS ia.
PONESES

Toxic, Sept. 23.-Las tro-
pas del DICTATOR de la Man =
churia, Chang Hsueh LANG,
han entrado en- Peiping sin te-
ner que combatir con las tro-
pas de la Alianza del Norte,
que la ocupaban.
Dicese que Chang tiene ell
prop6sito de establecer su ca
pital en- la antigua ciudad, que
antes Sc Ilamaba Pekin, y en-
la cual gobernara SD padre, ell
mariscal Chang Tso Lin.
Por ell presente la guerra CT
vii aparece terminada, habien-
dose refugiado en- Taiyuan, la
capital de la provincial de
Shansi, los ~ej6rcitos de Yen
Hsi Shan, ell gobernador mode
10, y Feng Yu Hsiang, ell gene
raj cristiano.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
MTIHIAS NOTIClAS CABLEGRAFICAS
~CENTENARES DE PERSO.
MAS HAN SIDO DETENI.
DAS EN- CHILE

Mendoza, Argentina, Sept.
23.-Centenares de personals
sabese que han sido detenidas
en- ell Sur de Chile por supo :
~nerselas complicadas en- un
movimiento revolucionario que
debio comenzar ell domingo en-
Conception, la tercera ciudad
de la republica, las noticias
llegadas indican que las diff
cultades todavia no han desa-
parecido. Dicese que ell coro :
mel IbaneZ, presidente de la
%republica, Sc mantiene en- cons
tante communication telefonica
con las autoridades de esa ciu-
dad.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
NO Sc DE TAM
PA LA FABRICA MARTI-
NEE YBOR, POR AHORA
Tampoco abrira sus puertas
ell jueves

Tantos rumores, cast todos
f~alsos, han venido circulando
en- Ybor y West Tampa para
explicar ell motive de que la
gran f5brica de tabacos que
lleva ell nomhre de Martinez
Ybor haya suspendido sus la
bores ell sabado, precisamente
en- la eaoca cuando las manu- :
facturas de Tampa llenan los
"pedidos" de Pascuas, que hoy
mandamos a uno de nuestros
redactores a entrevistarse con
el Sr. Manuel Llano, encarga-
DO general.
IFS %cierto, Sr. Llano, que
la corporation por listed e
presentada piensa lle.varse de
Tampa la fabrica que
ell sabado?
-Puede listed decir que por
ell presente esta fabrica conti-
nuara en- Tampa. Lo que Sc
hara en- ell future, no puedo de-
cirlo ahora, porque 10 ignore.
-IEs cierto el rumor de
que Martinez Ybor de nuevo
Sc abrira ell jueves?
-Puedo afirmarle que ese
rumor, como otros que corren
por ahi, carece de fundamento.
Ia fabrica no reabrira ell jue-
yes.
IA que atribuye listed ell
cierre inesperado, impropio de
esta epoca del ano?
It uizas Sc deba a la sus-
pension de creditos, derivada
de la presente depression en- los
negocios.
Con estas palabras del Sr.
Llano quedan destruidos los
rumores que Sc han echado a
rodar en- los ultimos tres dias.
Martinez Ybor, por Ell pre-
sente, no Sc marchara de Tam
"a, aunque su encargado ge-
neral no sabe cuando reanu =
dara sus labores.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

Ell jefe de policia ha dicho
que dira a los "'vagos": "Es un
case de if a TRAFALGAR o If a la
carcel".
Els un case, decimos nosotros,
de dar de conner al hambriento,
buscar trabajo para los que 10
piden y tratar a los wages" con
suavidad y delicadeza.
Los "vagos' peligrosos, los
que viven explotando los vicios
de la humanidad, viajan en- lu-
josos automobiles, en- aeropla-
nos, en- Pullman y son amigos
de gobernadores, alcaldes, jefes
de policia y otros p%rominentes
funcionarios.
Los "vagos" que entran en-
los pueblos caminando, son in
felices a los que no Sc puede CO.
locar junto a los "enemigos del
pueblo.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

"Critica', ell interesante Sc
manario de la Habana, ha de-
jado de publicarse por "dkase"
del Oral Gerardo Machete.
"Critica' no ha querido des-
prestigiarse y ha preferido ce-
rrar sus talleres antes que so
meterse a los desplantes del ma
yoral de la repGblica Guiana.
Publicamos a continuation
una copia de la carta que csc
peri6dico ha remitido a sus a
gentes y que dice: Motives que
no necesitamos explicarle con
detalles, va que no pueden ha-
Der escapado a su fina percep-
ion de los acontecimientos, nos
IAN impedido publican ell nd-
| nero de "Critica' correspon-
diente al pasado domingo. Este
10 significa que Critica haya
muerto-Vive y palpita en- ell
alma del pueblo cubano. Ha 81
do y sera un organo de opinion
independence. Recesa circuns-
| cancialmente para mantener in
c6lumes sus principles.
"Y en- cuanto a listed parti-
cularmente sc refiere, estamos
| seguros que no regateara su va
Iioso apoyo moral y material, 50
bre TODD en- este duro periodic
lde espera, al nncleo de periods
tas pobres, pero independent
ties, que han querido darle al
pueblo de Cuba un 6rgano repo-
sado, serene; pero impIacable
e incorruptible".
Hermanos: Dfas mejores ven
dram. Gerardo no puede CONT
nuar tratando a los cubanos CO.
mo Leguia trataba a los "cho-
los.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
TEATRO CASINO

Otra notable cinta, hablada
en- %espanol, hecha por la Pa
ramount, Sc estrenara hoy en-
este teatro.
Lleva Ell tftulo con que enca-
bezamos estas l%ineas, "Un HON
bre de Suerte," y ell dialogo
fu6 escrito por Pedro Munoz
SEGA.
Bajo la direction de Benito
Perojo en- la nueya pelicula a.
parecen Roberto Rey, Maria
Luz Calico, Rosario Pine, Car
los San Martin, Elena Darcy,
Amelia Muniz, Valentin Pere-
ra y Joaquin Carrasco.
Muy gracioso e interesante
ell dialogo, como escrito por
Munoz SEGA.
Hasta ell jueves Sc exhibira
| esta production.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Sept. 23.-Otro cri
men misterioso Sc ha cometido.
Cerca del pueblo de Madruga
fue encontraao aver colgando
lie las ramas de un arbol el ca
daver de Justo Rodriguez, de
20 amos. La policia dijo que Sc
trataba de un case de suicide.
EXaminado ell cadaver por
los medicos Sc VIC que a Rodri-
guez lie habian pegado un ire
mendo goIpe en- la cabeza, "a
horeandolo despues. Una in
yestigaei6n Sc ha iniciado.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

BESIDE la ciudad de la Haba-
ma, donde en- Ia actualidad Sc
encuentra ell conocido y bien
querido DR.. Manuel Sueiras Mi
rallies, recibe una tarjeta pos
tai nuestro director, firmada
por ell atento Y simpatico gale
no.
A manera de saludo llega des-
de la armada tierruca, ell mensa-
lie del medico esclarecido que a
caba de realizar TN viaje pof
Europa.
Cuando sea anunciada su lie
gada a estos lares, sera recibi-
do por un grupo de leales y sin
ceros camaradas, en- ell muellc
de Port Tampa, los que 10 obse-
quiaran con IN almuerzo en- I'm
restaurant de Ybor.
Nosotros lie anticipamos nues
ira bienvenida al ilustre viaje-
no.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

La canciilerfa americana ma
da sabe sobre la grave situa,
ci6n eXistente en- Cuba" y a la
que Sc ha referido ell senador
Walsh-declar6 ell "vicecanci-
Her" Sr. Cotton.
Sc entera la cancilleria anne
ricana de la "gravedad de una
situaci6n" cuando los i~ntereses
americanos, "atropellados", pi-
de nse les ayude.
Para los intereses de los nor
te-americanos no hay peligro
en- Cuba, por el momento.
Machado es persona grata''
a las grandes companies, por-
que persigue a los obreros, y
6stas no han protestado... Ia
cancilleria NADIA sabe, no esta
enterada.
Pero va los americanos libe-
rales la estan "enterando" y
pronto debera reconocer que en-
Ia Habana hace falta I'm emba-
jador-consejero.
Cuba, como dijimos aver, no
.quiere nj necesita una interven-
ci6n.
Para solucionar los profile
mas politicos de la ''isla mas
fermosa", hacienda que ell go
bierno d~ictatorial Sc "adecente'
Y Sc "democratice'', al Tic lie
pasta con mandar un embaja-
dor que sepa "aconsejar". Tn
hombre que lie olga al "tirani-
To-: Vuestra excelencia, mi 60
ibierno I've con disgusto" que Sc
asesina a los p%eriodistas y los
criminales no son arrestados
1uestra excelencia, mi gobierno
We con desagrado" que los pc
ri6dicos no pueden escribir Ii
bremente, que a los ciudadanos
no Sc permite pensar en- alta
voz; vuestra excelencia, mi go.
bierno "verfa con satisfaction
que Sc dejara votar libremente
a todos los cubanos, previa la
reorganization de los partidos
yuestra eXcelencia....
Y ell excelente hombre, para
no disgustar a su "grande y
buen amigo, diria siempre
iOh, 81, senior embajador....!
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
A|GRADECIDO AL DIR. SOTO


Durante muchos meses pade
ci de un ruido muy Modesto en-
un dido, el cual trate de curar-
me baio la direction de repu-
tados especialistas y tambien
por cuant0s remedies me fue-
ron aconsejados, sin que por
clio lograse el mas ligero alivio.
Tambi6n sufria de un males
tar en- la vista, que me tenia
alarmado,
Me someti a los tratamientos
del DR.. l.. Soto Fernandez, con
siguiendo en- pocas semanas la
normalidad de mi dido y mis-
.ojos.
EIadio Mezq@jda.
Main 1923, w. Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

no Sc abrira hasta ell Is de No
viembre.
Teme ell Dictator a la valien-
te juventud Guiana. Teme que
los "pinos nuevos", a los cuales
ha humillado, Sc lancen a las
GALES Orlando:
iAbajo la Dictadura! Niue
"a ell Tirano!
~ teme que ell pueblo Sc una
a la grey estudiantil' Y que el
ejercito, despreciando ell papel
de "verdugo' que la Dictadura
lie tiene asignado. Sc agregue a
estudiantes y obreros w.. PUN
TAPIE en- las gluteas y otra
Dictadura derribada.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
CARTA CABLEGRAFECA De ESPANA

Madrid, Sept. 2~3.-AunQue
ell gobierno ha levantado la
censura seran perseguidos los
peri6dicos que lancen ataques
iniustos e insultantes contra ell
rey, declare aver ell Oral. Da-
maso Berenguer.
Los peri6dicos, dijo, pueden
defender sus ideas politicas;
psro ell gobierno no les tolera-
ra nj calumnias nj insultos.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

En- la tarde de hoy y en- la
aglesia de Nuestra Sonora de
las Mercedes, recibira las aguas
bautismales la graciosa nina
Nioletica Couceiro, hija de los
distinguidos esposos Francisco
v America Couceiro, residences
de la IA avenida 1910. Seran
padrinos de la bebita sus tics
La gentil senorita Rita Coucei-
70 Y ell senior Alejandrino Pr
6eiro.
Y esta noche, a las ocho y
media, con tai motive Sc cele-
brara un party, co mel Sexte-
to Floridano, aprovechandose
tambien ell cumpleanos del nino
Miguel Angel Couceiro, hijo
tambien del mencionado matri-
monio.
Al felicitar a los dos bebitos
formula mis- votos porque su di.
cha en- la vida sea infinita.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

Habana, Sept. 23,-Nada sc
quiso decir hoy en- las esferas
oficialeS sobre las declaracio :
mes que hiciera aver en- Wash
ington ell senador Walsh.
DeSpachoS de Estados Uni
dos dicen que ell subsecretario
de estado americana, Mr.. Cot
ton, no cree que Cuba este al
horde de una revolution.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

Madrid, Sept. 23.-Los pc
ri6dicos afirman que ell ST..
Sanchez Guerra ha dicho al
Duque de Miranda, jefe de los
amigos del rey Alfonso, que Ell
parlamento debera decidir 81
procede 0 no un cambio de go
biern0.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

Tn grupo de chilenos quisc
aprovechar la lola de vergucn.
"a ciudadana" que Sc extiendt
per toda la America de origer
espahol Y derribar al Dictator
Ibanez.
Los revolucionarios han fra.
casado.
Pero otros vendran, 81 "Dio:
quiere" y la "ola de vergienza'
no pierde su fuerza, y ell Dicta.
dor caera.
Los chilenos son ciudadano;
in~teligentes y llegaran al con.
vencimiento de que un hombre
por mucho que valga, no puedC
ser ell Amo de un pueblo.
Tambi6n a Ibanez lie llegart
la bora del "puntapie" en- la
gl1teas.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

En- la Habana Sc lie pregunt6
aver al "Padrecito" Machado
iQuiere listed comentar las de-
claraciones que hiciera ell sena-
dor Walsh en- Estados Unidos?
NADIA tengo que decir-con-
test6 ell hombre de "a pie.
Frente a la verdad dicha por
ell legislator americana, Ell Die
tabor prefiri6 callar.
"Distreto" Sc mostr6 On. Ge-
rardo.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23

Madrid, Sept. 23.-Ha au-
mentado la tension politica que
produjera la actitud violenta
adoptada ell jueves pasado por
los "legionarios" espanoles,
llamados "fascistas."
Ell gobierno vigila de cerca
la situaci6n para evitar cho-
cues entire los reaccionarios y
grupos de tendencias democra
ticas.
La gaceta., 1930-09-23
FL TEMPO

NUblados para hoy y manana.
Lluvias probables en- horas de
la tarde. Maxima temperature
aver, % grades; minima, ~.
Marea alta a las 2:37 a. m. y
3:12 P. NJ; marea baja a las
8 % a. m. y 1853 p. m.