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Respect for the Flag.

One may grant tne necessity and the
Righteousness OF all the laws bearing
on the Sanctity Of the nag and at the
same time question the heavy sentence
imposed on the ignorant truck driver
who. used q torn fragment OF the nag
as danger signal on the rear Of his
load Of lumber. It Is rather dinicult
to understand or to estimate the bene-
fits which will accrue from the action
Of the court in sending the man to
jail for fifteen days, In lieu of the fne
which he could not pay. The pub
licity resulting from the incident may
serve as . good warning. Some one,
ignorant Of the law and Of the senti-
ment 1t represents, may be prevented
from making the same mistake. But
was 1t necessary to draw the moral by
making the erring truck driver the
object lesson9
The man was working and had Q job.
Now he Is in jail He will suffer, OF
course, for his mistake, but will 1t
make him love and revere his countrys
nag? And is the purpose of the law to
teach reverence or to inspire fear and
possibly hatred?
II didn't know it was wrong" said
the truck driver. And while ignorance
Is no defense. it Is always a plea. TAX
ing everything into consideration, it
is dificult to believe that q lecture by
the court, an effort to convey to the
truck driver conception of the nag
that obviously he did not have, and
possibly suspended sentence, would
not have made the truck driver a bet
ter citizen, on leaving court, than he
will be when he leaves jail.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

the right to collect the ten-cent fare
now in effect, is not to be regarded as q
mere formality. The commission is de-
termined to dispose Of the question OF
an acceptable rate base, for more than
a decade the principal point Of con-
trovefsy In connection with the fare
question. Nothing can be definitely de-
termined or known concerning the real
condition Of the companies and what
warrant exists for higher fares. Until the
rate base is brought up to date.
Evening star., 1931-06-16
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANpER JOHNSON.
A Startling Sentiment.

A Startling Sentiment.
A man with a most determined air
Said, Let's get busy and get some
where!'
I said to him, "Oh, fearless man,
You're starting a most surprising plan!
Quite brief is the time you would allow
When We set ourselves for q big pow
WOW.
Don't you know that you might get
things in shape,
Where they'd lack the refinement Of
bright red tape?
Oh, fearless man, say to you,
You'll have us looking for work to do
If the motto to which we give our care
Is, Let's get busy and get somewhere "
Evening star., 1931-06-16

imperfectly translated into political &C.
tion." And so on through final chap
ter OF big and basic compAriSons and
contrasts between this latest Of the
great reyolutionists and the philosophic
theorists who preceded him and from
whom he himself set the rugged path
which Is, at the moment, overgrown
and partially hidden under the frenzied
ardors OF an industrialized Russian
Soviet. Hete is q book to read. to study.
Just part of the present necessity for
opening wide the average mind to the
facts-in which the case of
Russia is but single point; or Is 1t
single" after all?--to the amazing
facts Of today, and yesterday. In their
and in their onward rush..
Evening star., 1931-06-16

So profound has been the impression
on the 'publicsmade by France's colonial
exposition, according to announcement
from Paris, that there has bsen created
a demand for exotic foods, including
lions flesh. Inasmuch a. the hardy
natives of Africa, whose stomachS can
assimilate almost anything. fresh or
spoiled, never taste the rank and
stringy meat except to gain some Of the
beasts bravery and ferceness, It is
probable that what the awe-struck
orderer really gets Is good, srade-A
French horsemeat.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

Rainbow Creek" is a suspicious
sounding name for the site of the latest
gold rush. We all recall those pots Of
gold wi,a which our childish imagina-
tions were fed. They do not pay, how
ever, even so well as the silver Innings
Of clouds.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

There seems q wonderful opportunity
for the American as well as the Ma
tional Base Ball League to be proud
possessor Of player nicknAmed "Rab-
Bit" since the news has come out that
Melillo, st. Louis second-sacker, lives
mostly on carrots and spinach.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

The Peruvian government announces
that it has been obliged to establish
"a regime Of exceptional repression
and severity" Freely translated, it
has tried Peruvian bark and now has
switched over to Peruvian bite.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

Plans are afoot for the organization
Of q drum, fife and bugle corps among
Washington public school pupils, to
number 1900. Those WGshingtonians
Of an age to recall the excellent play
ing of the John B. Henderson or the
Mt. Pleasant Drum Corps of three or
four decades ago viii view the idea with
happy anticipation,
Evening star., 1931-06-16
Busy.


Dis weather keeps me busy.
Oars heaps o. things TO do.
Time to go a-fishin',
Time foh dreamin,, too,
Time to watch de viii flowers
CROWN by de brook;
Time to llyah de bird songs
IN de leafy nook;
Time to watch de moonbeans
Where de shadows lurk;
Time foh sech heap o. things,
Oar ain no time to work.
de surest way to keep out o. bad
said Uncle Eben. is TO mind
yoh own business so close dat bad COM
pany won't take no interest In you"
Evening star., 1931-06-16
SYNONYMOUS.

From the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
A man wishes to know the technical
difference la aviation lingo between a.
crash and crack-up. Wen tell him.
IT'S exactly the same as the difference
between . hash and Hungarian goulash.
Evening star., 1931-06-16

No member Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association may be
named, Jason, nor did they sail in d
vessel called the Argo. but it Is hoped
they bring home with them a golden
fleece.
Evening star., 1931-06-16
Consistent Position.

Have you always been able to main
tain consistent position in politics?"
There is one position" replied Sena-
tor Sorghum. that congratulate my
self on having maintained very con-
sistently, indeed. have always man
aged to remain on the upper surface Of
q landslide"
Evening star., 1931-06-16

Naval expenditures were reduced last
year by exactly the same sum-fifteen
million dollars-that the entire Navy
cost fifty years ago.
Evening star., 1931-06-16
A Hot Tin.

From the Florence (Ala) Herald.
A ST. Louis man who adyertises a
saxophone 70 trade for shotgun has
probably received an anonymous warn
Ing.
Evening star., 1931-06-16
Not Impresaed.

''He says he will never marry II I jilt
him." said the impressionable girl.
We'll" answered Miss Cayenne,
maybe such an arrangement would
make a number Of people happier"
Evening star., 1931-06-16

There are two sides to every aues-
tion," remarked the ready-made philos-
opher.
There's two sides to a hickory nut"
rejoined Farmer Corntossel; IAN out
side and an inside, but only one Of 'em
is Vorth payin' any attention to-"
Evening star., 1931-06-16
Bitterness.

From the Hamilton Evening Journal
The village cynic has erected a new
sign beside the gate: Agents, Solicitors
ETC., keep out. Beware Of the wolf"
Evening star., 1931-06-16
Survival.

The world was made for peace, no doubt
Among all tribes and nations.
Some day we'll cut the fighting OUT
But never the orations.
Evening star., 1931-06-16
At Least : .nax.n

From the Oakland Tribune.
Why not o special week to do llonors
to the motorist who never blew his
horn when 1t was not necessary?
Evening star., 1931-06-16

Fewer Words, Better Laws.
From the San Antonio Evening News
Lawmakers might help matters Il
they would economic on words.
Evening star., 1931-06-16
{ Rate BY Carrier within the City.

Rate by Ma;I--Payable In Advance.
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Evening star., 1931-06-16

All other States and Canada.
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TRkg|g'E!E:.E|:R!!E| Rel 5.
ASK Sill YER FARLEY
Delegates Approval Must. Be
Acted on in PIeaqary Ses-
sion-0. K. Seen.


Endorsement of q plan for an 1ntef-
national conference on sitter loomed
today as a certainty out of the DELHI
erations of the Pan-American CONNER
cial Conference. ,
Representatives of IL countries in
the Western Hemisphere, dncmding the
United States, voted in a group meeting
yesterday afternoon m fator Of such a
meeting, the need for which was first
advanced by proposal from the Saliva
doran delegation.
The proposition must be voted on
later by plenary session, but approval
is considered certain.
Introdsesa by Mexican.
The resolution. on which action was
taken after a day of debate. was intro
duced by Daniel Cosio Villegas, MeXi-
can delegate, and recommended To al
members of the an-American Union
that! the necessary steps be taken to
convoke an international conference to
study the possibility CT the rehabilita-
ton of silver 1--WE sna the best means
The II delegations which voted favor
ably were Mexico, Costa Rica. Ecuador
Panama, Cuba, Venezuela Argentina
FeIu, I'll OdlVd8apT, CIllLH, Paraguay dIlC
the United States. There were no mega
'4'e fo'0S' A. ,. !.--.
Gold Standard Urged.
United States delegates said theil
attitude. did not conflict with the stand
of the administration that this Gov
eminent should rot take the initiative
in such a conference.
Another meeting approved a resolu-
ton by Jose antonio LaValle of Peru
recommending that Latin American
countries which have not done 50 adept
the gold standard.
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Mount Pleasant and Harvard streets.
The six changes approved by the
commission were as follows:
8. The south side Of. e street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
southeast, was ordered changed from
second commercial to residential
The east side of Kansas avenue be-
tween Kennedy and Jefferson streets,
from first. commercial to residential.
The east side Of Fourth street. be-
tween Aspen and Butternut streets,
from residential restricted to residential.
The east side Of. West Virginia avenue,
between Mount, Olivet road and, Raum
street northeast, from first commercial
to residential.
The west side Of Forty-ninth street
north of Dean avenue northeast, from
residential to first commercial.
Except strip IS feet in depth 'front.'
ing on Thirteenth street, the flrst COM
,mercial part, located on the north side
of Rhode island uvenue, between Brent-
wood road and Thirteenth street north
east, was changed to q residential area.
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6 OF q REZON|NG
' 20 " 30: xts v n INCONSISTENCIES
I: PETH|ONSGRANTED
Air Legion, Inc, Plea for
Landing Field Is Denied
by Commission.

The District ...Zoning Commission,
which yesterday held public hearings
on ~ petitions for re5oning Of prop
erty. today approved only six.
Chief among the petitions denied by
the commission was the proposal of the
Air Legion, Inc, to lay out an airplane
landing field, a club house and golf
course adjacent to the exclusive Spring
Valley residential section. Residents OF
this section and menaber1 OF citizens
association appeared in large numbers
before the Zoning Commission to pro-
test the establishment of the landing
field. The private air club golf course
project would have cost about 81 500 900,
1t is reported. The site desired was
bounded by Loughboro road, Little Falls
road, the proposed unnamed street
lying east of Weaver Terrace, Cathedral
avenue. Weaver terrace, Klingle street,
Macomb street and Conduit road.
The Zoning Commission also disap-
proved the petition Of owners Of the
Embassy Apartments and two adjoining
properties for additional stores near
the corner of Mount Pleasant, Harvard
and Sixteenth streets. About 100 citi-
zens had protested against this re-
coming at yesterdays hearing. 1t was
proposed by the Embassy Apartments
to open stores In its east wing, which
is located on the northwest corner OF
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GAS Jets: OPENED,
/. BUF:NAN |S:SAVED
Douglas Howard Smith, 81,
I Left Six Notes-Is Found.
~, = ,sv.,.z
Unconscious.

Leaving six notes, one Of them re-
questing that his body be turned over
to- Georgetown University :for dissection
or research" Douglas Howard Smith,
81. attempted to end his life by asphyx-
iation early today in his apartment at
$500 Thirteenth street, according TO
tenth precinct police.
With the jets. on the. kitchen sstoye
turned on, Smith was found lying un-
conscious on his bed by Louis j. Car
ron, who shares the apartment with
him. The discovery was made when
Catron returned home shortly after "a
o'clock this morning,
Carron Summoned the FIRE rescue
squad and Smith was. taken to Casualty
Hospital, where he was revived Later
in, the day physicians, at the institution
said his condition, though still serious,
had improved considerably.
One OF the letters addressed to the
Police Department, said: Financial
reverses are wholly responsible for this
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Ocean Air Unfavorable for
Felloso Fever Carriers.

Mosquitoes apparently don't like sea air.
The Public Health Service has just
reported q series Of intensive inspec-
tons at the port of New York of fast,
modern ships arriving from Latin
American ports, where there is a pos
sibility of yellow fever. On only of
IL vessels arriving from Havana were
mosquitoes found, and ship medical
officers reported that almost invariably
the crafts were free of these insects
from 40 to 60 hours after sailing. None
of the mosquitoes caught in New York
we're of the species AedeS aegypti which,
so far as known. is the only one which
serves as a yellow fever carrier.
Crews reported that ships sometimes
are quite ;heaWly infested on leaving
port when the prevailing winds are
right. but that. they fly away Of their
own accord II this fact is verified by
further inspection it will facilitate
Public Health Service efforts to safe
guard American ports from invasion
by the yellow fever carrier. made pos
'sible by increased speed OF transport
tation. /.
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Stealing Land From Lake.

The City of Chicago has already i'm
uRoyed a great deal of its lake front
by forcing the water back and utilizing
the made land for park purposes. Lin
coin Park is located largely on land
that has been thus appropriated. The
same has been done at other points
and now there is a $4000,000 reclama-
ton scheme under way by which more
than $50 acres will be added to the
area of the city. The new land Will
be used for beautiful park.
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SPECTACULAR LIGHTING
ExHIBlI 70 Be GIVEN
Effects De signed for Chicago Ex-
position to Be shewn+at Flee
trio League Meeting.

A spects cular demonstration Of
modem ligIs ing effects will be made by
J. L. STAIN manager of the Curtis
Lighting Co, before a meeting of the
Electric Leaf ue of Washington tonight
at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the
Pot9mac Ella ctric Power Co
MI Stair will exhibit some of the
effects which he is designing for the
Chicago Wodld's Fair in 1898, and will
accompany he demonstration with a
lecture tOn Light Magic, y, tracing the
developm ent of the art of artificial
lighting
The Bal tim ore chapter Of the illumi-
mating Eng ncerlag society, the wash WASH.
tute Of EleNn 'ical Engineers and the
Washington display Mems Association
will be guests ,at the meeting.
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CLEMENTS CLUB FORMED
Organization in Arlington to spoo,

Organization In Arlington to spon-
: sor Sheriff Candidate.
Special Dispatch to The star. :
CHERRYDAIE. Va. october b.-Of-
ganization Of the elements for Sheriff"
Club was perfected here last night with
the election of the following officers:
Wesley Mcdonald, president; John A.
Spates. vice president; Robert E. jan
sen, secretary. and Paul Rollings, treas
urer. Z. G. johnson and william D.
Topley were named as Publicity Com
mittee. The club will support the can
didacy Of A. G. Clements for sheriff.
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SEDETlON LAID TO PAPER
1nflsmmatory Phrase Seen IN First
Letters of Paragraphs.

MEXICO CITY. October 8 Dr.
Dispatches from the city of chihuahua
today said a charge Of sedittcn hsd been
fled in first criminal court against the
local newspaper. FL Correo de Chihua++,
hua. The charge YVES based on 'pur-
ported discovery that the first letters
CT each paragraph in an article pub
lished yesterday formed the phrase,
Down. with Ortiz Rubio," the Mexican
President.
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Secretary Of the Treasury, for the
Democratic nomination for President.
The league. which supports prohibit
ton. said McAdoo, II nominated, will
draw the vote of the Progressive ele-
ment in all parties" The resolution
also deplored that Jouett Shouse. execu-
tive chairman of the Democratic Ma
chinery Of the committee to broadcast
propaganda subsersive to the eight
zenith amendment and its supporting
legislation
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WOMEN BACK McADOO

LOUISVILLE. Kys October 8 P.-
The Kentucky branch OF the National
Democratic Woman's Law Enforcement
League yesterday adopted a resolution
tndorsing William q. McAdoo, former
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With installation of o radio telephone
OUTFIT on the scow Echo, the vessel has
just become the first on the New Zea-
land coast to have this means Of COM
natinication.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
LOS DlPuTADos DEL~..,,
Wide de la 1a)

diariamente miles de pesos
los jugadores de Tampa.
Las maquinas fueron lleva.
das a la carcel del Condado,
muchas de elias repletas de pc
setas fuertes, reales y medios,
y fueron recogidas en- boticaSv
vidrieras de tabacos, tabernas,
restaurants, bodegas, estacio-
mes de gasolina y salones de bi
llares.
Sin contar ell dinero que Sc
encuentra dentro de las maqui
mas, estas Sc calculan con un
valor aproximado de $4,000.
Actualmente Sc encuentran
en- la carcel unas $50 maquinas
con un valor Approximate de
$4,000, seg1n informaron sus
operadores hace dos semanas
en- un juicio celebrado ante ell
Juez Alderman en- ell cual este
dispuso que cientos de elias fue
sen retiradas del condado de
Lake.
Cuando los diputados sale
ron con la orden llevaban una
lista de Sc establecimientos,
pero llegaron tarde o mas de
las dos terceras parties de los
mismos.
Hace un mes, en- otra vista
los diputados Sc incautaron d..
70 maquinas.
Joughin declare que esas ma
quinas de juegos prohibido lie
han causado mas molestias que
todas las otras formas de VIC
laci6n de las leyes, pero que
sus propietarios deben saber
de una vez que tienen que re-
tirarlas del condado de Hills
borough porque no parara su
campana en- contra de las mis-
mas.
Ell Sheriff Joughin conferen-
clio anoche con su abogado c..
F. Blake, sobre ell procedimien
to que Sc ha de seguir para que
la Corte ordene la destruction
de las maquinas que actual :
mente Sc encuentran en- la car
eel. "a.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Maxim Litvinoff, Comisario de
Relaciones ExterioHs del So
Wet, y ell EmbajadSr Japones
KOki Hirota. Este ultimo sunni
nistr6 al Comisario del Soviet
una explicaci6n detallada por
~escrito, de la actitud del Jap6n
al ocupar las zonas de la Man
churia motive del conflicto.
Despachos de Toxic informan
que ell Gabinete Japones esta ira
bajando de perfecto acuerdo con
Ell Ministerio de la Guerra y con
vista g la actitud que asuman
tanto ell Consejo de la Liga de
las Naciones como los Estados
Unidos de America.
Ell Gobierno Japones sostiene
que las diferencias fundamental
les ue son responsables de la
presente situaci6n, deben ser no
gociadas directamente entire los
Gobiernos de la China y del ia
pom.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
EsTA D~ELIBERANDO Ell
CONSEJO DE LA SOCIE-
DAD DE NACTd ES sOBRE
Ell CoNFLICT<r CHINO
JAPONES
Los aeroplanos japoneses bonn.
bardearon un tren militar

). Ginebra, Octubre ID. - E
Consejo de la Liga de las Ma.
clones, que ha visto en- la situa-
ci6n chino-japonesa un Gamble
para sus pr6pios poderes, esta
hoy empenado en- conversacio.
mes privadas despues de la pre-
s~entacion de sus respectivos ca
sos por los delegados de la
China y del Japon.
Ell Consul General de los Es-
tados Unidos, Mr.. Prentiss S.
Gilbert, no ha hecho exposition
alguna de cuales seran los pa
sos que dara ell gobierno de su
pals, en- relaci6n con 10 que re-
suelva ell Consejo de la Liga.
Varios miembros del Conse-
jo Sc hap formulate la siguien-
tie pregunta: IHasta d6nde
estan dispuestos a llegar los
Estados Unidos en- cualquier
acci6n cOncertada por la Liga?
Las conversaciones prelimi-
mares sostenidas en- Toxic en-
re los leaders chinos y japo-
neses para llegar a una nego-
ciaci6n directa entire las dos
naciones han resultado un YER
dadero f~racaso.
En- 10 adelante China Sc ne
CARA a volver a celebrar con-
yersaciones privadas con los
leaders japoneses, nj a llegar
a un arreglo directo con Ell ia
pom.
Ell Ministro de los Estados
Unidos en- China, Mr.. Nelson
7. Johnson, ha llegado a Nan
king para una serie de confe-
rencias sobre la situaci6n, con
los funcionarios del gobierno.
Sc espera que tambien llegue
un POGO mas tarde a Marking,
ell Ministro Ingles, Sir Miles
Wedderburn Lampson.
Nj en- Marking nj en- Toxic
ha habido ningun nuevo movi-
miento d~iplomatico.
I'm despacho de Mukden a la
agencia de noticias Rengo, en- el
Jap6n, informa que los aeropla-
nos japoneses fueron tiroteados
por las fuerzas chinas cuando
realizaban vuelos de reconoci-
miento sobre un tren militar y
que por este motive bombardea-
ron ell mismo.
En- Moscow conferenciaron
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
TEATROS
CASINO

LADINO
up Pops the Devil", una de
las pellculas del doble progra-
ma ofrecido anoche, describe
una Ease enteramente diferente
de la vida moderna. Foster apa-
rece como ell j6ven enamorado Y
Miss Lombard es Ia muchacha
armada. Skeets, Ell amigo que les
ayuda a poner en- "hielo" ell vie
jo juego del amor.
Ell argumento Sc hasa en- la
obra del mismo nombre que Sc
estrenara en- Broadway, en- el
teatro Masque ,el ano pasado.
Las principles escenas Sc desa-
rrollan en- Greenwich Village.
"El Principe Gondolero, peli-
cula toda hablada en- espanol, al
canzo ell exito que Sc esperaba
Mucho Sc distinguen Rosita
Moreno, Perello de Segurola y
Roberto Rey.
Como en- otras pelfculas en-
que ha tornado parte, Segurola
Sc reveal como I'm notable ac-
tor Y cantante. Rosita Moreno
tiene la misma gracia de sus
otras producciones.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Sc VENDE tambien IN Pc
quenc negocio que sirve para
mantener a una familia y pue-
de comprarse por $4,000 al
contado. Solicitense informes
de Mr.. Jeff, Telefono M1465.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
Anunciese
fla GACETA"
OPORTUNIDAD DE
NEGOCIOS

Sc VENDE una botica con
gran clientele latino-america-
ma. Ell mobiIiario esta vaIuado
en- $3,500.00, y las existencias
por inventario en- $3,75O.OO, 6
sea, un valor de $7,25O.O0.
Su propietario quiere reti-
rarse del os negocios y vende
Ell credito y ell titulo, limpios,
por $3,5OO.00 al contado, &
$2,700.00 en- mano y $1,000 a
plazos de $4,000 cada uno.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
ROYAL

LA C~arta," que anoche Sc es-
trenara, volvera a repetirse hoy,
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