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The Washington times., 1931-09-08
Carter Will Seek
ALexnnderS BOdy

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Alexan-
der the Great and the Zul-Kar-
nein of Arabic history are one,
Howard Carter, discoverer Of the
famous King Tut tomb, has de-
clared.
He is about to begin a search
for the remains of the former in
Pompeiopolis, or Soil. Asia Minor.
The Washington times., 1931-09-08

Rooms, and many of them with
boarding cOnveniences, are listed Tor
Room Hunters cOnveniences in the
Rental Columns Of tOday's Classified
Section,
La gaceta., 1931-01-08
vencido de mi error.

Ahora bien, con respecto a
teatro nacional que q~uisiera ver
establecido en- Inglaterra: las
entradas debieran fluctuar en-
ire rs centavos X I'm dollar. Y
haria la conceskn de reservar
unas cuantas 6dtaacssSsS para la
genie de pro a 5 dQlares cadl
una, pefo las c9gSearia en- la
parte mas rsmoHd de la galerfa.
donde los de pro no molestaran
a pdie Jon su presencia.
Por supuesto que ell Gobierno
tenErfa que proporcionarnos el
local y nosotros harfamos 10 de-
mas. Qrbien, estarfa de acuerdo
en- que eTNSobierno 10 subvencio-
nara, digamos, con unos 100000
dolares. Seria esta la dnica ma
nera de establecer dicho t~eatro,
pues va he intentado conseguir
|fondos para clio entire Ell publ
co, he hecho abundante prOpa
ganda al efecto, sin conseguir
I'm solo centavo. Y es que en- es-
te pals para conseguir algo hay
que evitar toda publicidad has.
ia despues de haberlo consegui
do. De otra manera TODD es en-
vano.
Irsisto, pues, en- establecer un
teatro nacional que Sc levante
con ia Cathedral de San Pablo V
la Abadia de Westminster co
mo monumentos del arte y Ia
%cultura inglesas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-08
LA AsAMBLEAS oE LOS Es-
In Ell CEN
TRIO OBREROI

Comenzo a las ltos en- pun
to. Lleno por complete ell
salon alto del Centre Obrero.
Ordena ell Presidente que ell Sc
cretaHo lea una carta de los IA
bricantes dando cuenta de una
rebaja de 1919 en- los precios
ahora en- vigor.
Matias Corces propone que sc
lie acepte ell 1919 sobre los pre-
clos antiques, no sobre los exis-
tentes, porque de admitir 10 de
ahora la rebaja serfa de un 27
a un 800. La proposition es Sc
cundada.
Jose Arauna dice que sc nom
bre una Comisi6n para personal
Sc ante los Ciudadanos y ell AL
calde Y demonstrates que los es-
cogedores estan va reajustados ;
aceptar este 1870 significaria
una rebaja de I'm 30%. Estima
que ell alcalde y los ciudadanos
NADIA saben del 17%.
Propone que ningun escogedor
entire en- las fabricas hasta que
la directiva 10 ordene. Tres obre-
ros la secundan y Montoto le
agrega la enmienda de que los
escogedores sigan trabajando.
Luego dice Montoto que hasta
ell lunes no debe irse a TRAFALGAR.
La gaceta., 1931-01-08

Els hSmo, Sam, quisiera no 10
hubie1 20. Ell tratara de vengar-
La gaceta., 1931-01-08
sal barrera que es la
lorna de appreciation qy
"a HACETA

sal barrera que es la naS
forma de appreciation qyI IS in
.-eclleSes tienen con respe al ar
tie. kf
Durante ia vida cierto
Emperador Sc - dra-
ma MIC Xnperial
de vieia. EnHnces tuISe una Ii
gera diferencia de opinion con
Tia Empresa en- cuanto II periodic
de TEMPO que debierd durar Ell
'~ceptrato. Y mientra4 tramita-
bamSs la seduction del conflicto
recibi carta de I'm yConde-t6-
mese en- cuenta queG.ra I'm Con
de, no un plebqo-quien Sc
permiti6 hacerme Yer que desde
los tiempos mas remotos hasta
aquellos dias la ultima palabra
en- la Gerencia de aquel Teatro
habfa sido la del Emperador.
Yo, sin arredrarme, lie con-
teste que su Emperador serfa la
cabeza visible de SUI Imperio, pc
70 que, cuando Sc trataba del
drama, yo era Ell Emperador de
Europa y como tai me reserva-
ba Ell derecho de pronunciar Ia
Ultima palabra sobre ell asunto.
Ell Condo Sc porto de la manera
mas sensata; puso la pieza en-
escena sin insistir en- sus posicio
mes y despues me escribio una
carta muy efusiva e interesanta
La gaceta., 1931-01-08

en- "A que me decia que mi pieza
LA sido uno de los exitos Ii
tefarios mas destacad& de Ia
No pSlddo menos que compa-
rar la aSEud del Condo con.la
de los EAeresarios ingleses Q
norte;amefA quienes-es-
toy SECURE de P-habrfan So
metido mi dramaa la mas crue!
de las criticas. Hay que yer pues
como las buenas maneras pri-
van en- I'm Teatro Nacional.
Ahora bien, estoy d%ispuesto a
s~ostener que el teatro es una a.
gencia de cultura. Por tai Sc lie
tiene en- ell extranjero, pero en-
1n%glaterra no sc lie puede reco-
nocer oficialmente asf. Mis- dra-
mas nunca Sc tolerarian en- un
teatro nacional ingles. La censu-
ra official los considerable dema-
siado avanzados para nuestro
publico econservador. Sin embaT
go, soy ell primero en- percatar-
me de que hay infinidad de dra-
maturgos que no espantan a los
gobiernos.
Pero hay mas-nadie bajo del
sol sabe que es 10 que lie gusta al
p1blico, nj a1n ell p1blico mis-
mo. Me da risa recordar que hui
DO 6poca en- que a1n 70 mismo
crei haber descubierto los gus
tos del p1blico. Pero me he con-
La gaceta., 1931-01-08

REDUCE Ia iNFLAMAClON
EESTRUYE "a !NFECCsON
, MGTIGA FL DOlOR

LICARBc es Ell resultado de INVESTIGATIONS y estudios muy
extensos. FL valor de esta medicinal Sc ha probado en- la practica
dlarla "enos del uno ror ccnto de los casos ha delado de sair
benef ~ con LICARBO.
D perioridad es evidente- No descolora la piA. Tene I'm
DIOR ahco suaVe. No es caustico. Por consequence empieza
a cG n en- seguida sin irtar 0 destruir Ell teihdo ceiular.
Ia" tecolones en- las heIr1as reoieeatess Destruye ia infec-
das los ungientos tienden a esparcr "a infecci6n en- las
del pelo en- Ia parte afectada: LICARBO e>t.A este.
destruye y clcatnza todas laJ infec clones exer4as de la
n cualquier parte del cueTpo desde la caheza hasta is puntas
pies Nopasa I'm dGa sin 1ue sea necesario usar LICARBO.
La gaceta., 1931-01-08

Habla Charles sanoseAc
que NJ Sc trate nj 4 ge !
nj III ell alcalde, \ se
b lantes; consided1 In
obferos no necesit2nese medtkI
dores.
Daniel Dfaz Gel japones) pi6a
que Sc apruebe inmediatam9hte
Ia proposition de Arauna. Henlle
habIa,y dice que los fabritantes
han roto su compromise y secun-
da a Arauna.
Raul Roces apoya a Corces pa
"a que no Sc trate nj con los ciu-
dadanos nj con ell alcalde.
Sc pone a votacion La PROPOSE
ci6n de Arauna, con la enmienda
y es aprobada.
Fueron designados para for
MAJ la comisi6n Francisco Diaz
Rogue, Matias Blanco, Juan OIL
medo Y Jose Delgado.
La gaceta., 1931-01-08

1871 w O w

Sc eta a los miembros de este
Campamento, para la Tenida
Regular y de Instalaciones de
O~ficiales que Sc celebrara ell
Jueves 8 del corriente, a las 6
de la noche.
Sc ruega la a~sistencia de to-
dos.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1931-01-08
Ell T!FsPO

Nublados y mas calor. Llu-
Was Y vientos moderados del sur
v sureste.
Marea alta a las 4:52 a. m.
Y 5:51 p. M; marea baja a las
II :36 v II 10 p m.
La gaceta., 1931-01-08
LA INCULTURA INGLEA

LA lNCOLlURA lNGLEAA
sas- George Bermard shay
noeh i en- %ciertas regiones del
ManSjSjIizado la ion de
(p5 IS uno de bas-
u aci6n contem-
ssSfas q kssoSslss&sI.yc, e" s.
I'm faci6nNe1N di e6d1 .,Se
mudhos puNoN vrsca. Sea poi
ejemplo la e&erE de la actividad
estetica que Sc hlama ell teatro.
-Cabe preguntarse 81 en- efecto
hay en- Inglaterra 10 que respon-
da al dictado de un teatro nacio-
nal.
A Gltimas fechas Sc ha estado
rebatiendo de manera muy f1tii
por cierto, que Sc entiende por
bellas artes. En- cuanto a mi, no
Sc 81 poder afirmar 81 Ell teatro
debe incluiEse entire las bellas ar
ties. La discussion sobre este pun,
to sc ha prolongado por espacio
de varios amos. BESIDE ell punto
de vista legal-hasta donde 20
10 pued0 comprender-el 1nico
tribunal competente en- Inglate-
IRA para decidir que cosa son
bellas artes es ell establecido por
la "Arts Union, institution fun
dada por ell Principe consorte.
Y Sc tiene que esta docta ms
titucion ha producido solamen-
tie una opinion Official en- cuanto
a bellas artes. Y esta fue la re-
lativa a los grabados de perros
segdn Landseer. No sere 70 Ell
que me detenga a estudiar ese
juicio Official. Porque para ha-
cerlo tendria que salvar la colo
La gaceta., 1931-01-08

~ NO
esta Union de Dependencies del
ramo del tabaco, cito a todos los
dependencies del mismo para Ia
Junta General Extraordinaria
que tendra lugar manana Vler"
mes. a las 8 p. m. en- ell local So
cial de costumbre. Els deber dc
todo asociado la asistencia a es-
ts acto, por ser este de suma i'm
portancia para todos.
Jose Ruiz,
Secretario.
Tampa, Enero 8 de 1881.
The Washington times., 1931-11-04
WHEN YOU
CAN S)ynf

fatigue is the, signal to rest;
obey it if you can. When you can't,
keep cool and carTy-on in comfort.
Bayer Aspirin means freedom from
those pains that nag at nerves and
wear you down. One tablet will
block that threatening headache
while it is still just a threat. Take
two or three tablets when you've
caught a cold, and that's usually
the end Of it.
Carry Bayer Aspirin when you
travel. Have some at home and keep
some at the Office. Like an efficient
secretary, it often saves the day."
spares you many uncomfortable,
unproductive hours. Perfectly harm
less, so keep it handy, keep it in
mind, and use it freely. No man
of affairs can afford to ignore the
score and more of practical, prOuen
uses the directions explain. From a
grumbling tooth to the rheumatic
pains that seem to bend the bones,
Bayer Aspirin is ready with it's quick
relief-and always works. Neuralgia.
Neuritis. Rheumatism. Amy nagging,
needless pain.
Get the genuine tablets, stamped
with the Bayer cross, for they are of
perfect purity, absolute uniformity,
and have the same action every time.
Why experiment with limitations
costing a few cents sless? The savingis is
too little. There is too much at
stake. But there Is economy in the
purchase Of genuine Bayer Aspirin
tablets in the large bottles.
The Washington times., 1931-11-04
MORTGAGE BANK
PLAN SCANNED
. BY SENATORS

; Senate finance leaders we're
giving consideration today to a
plan contemplated by President
Hoover for the establishment of
q system of real estate mortgage
banks.
The Senator'S have been in
formed by the President that he
will recommend this proposal in
his annual message to Congress
in December. .
Plan IL Of Them
According to the information
that has reached the Senate
leaders the Presidents plan con-
templates IL banks, one for each
Federal Reserve district. The SyS-
tenn would be modelled after the
Federal land banks.
These institutions deal in ag
ricultural mortgages, whereas the
proposed banks would handle ur:
ban securities. Under the PreSl-
dents plan the Government would
make a substantial initial invest.
ment. How much this would
amount to has not as yet been
determined, it was stated.
Up To Congress
The President has also in
formed the Senate leaders he
will make no recommendations
on the question of broadening
the base of Federal Reserve eligi-
Bile paper. He proposes leaving
this matter with Congress.
A subcommittee of the Senate
Finance Committee, under the
Craftsmanship of Senator Glass
CD of Virginia has been con-
sidering this subject for some
time. It will shortly resume pub
lie hearings, calling in leading
bankers for their views and rec
concentrations.
The Washington times., 1931-11-04
SibLey Guild to Hold
Its Annual Roll Call

The annual roll call of the
Woman's Guild of Sibley Memo
rial Hospital will be held in Rust
Hall Friday night, with DR..
Charles S. Cole. superintendent,
and DR.. Mark Depp as principal
speakers.
The Guild, which includes "A
circles, is attempting to raise
$1,000 to pay for the new X-ray
machine recently installed in the
hospital. Mrs. Amy L. May Gray,
membership secretary, is in charge
of roll call.
The Washington times., 1931-11-04
CITIZENS m FLOOD PLANT

Misrepresentation Of facts as
to flood dangers in the Colum-
bia Park section, charged to the
Engineer Commissioners office,
will be laid before the Engineer
Commissioner by a special COM
mittee of the Columbia Park
Citizens Association.
In reply to a protest several
months ago that the area was
flooded during every rain, the
organization was presented last
night at its meeting in the
George Truesdell School with a
letter from the Commissioners
office stating that during the
The Washington times., 1931-11-04
Unruly Caller Gets
S25 Fine For Antics

Convicted on two charges of
assault and a disorderly conduct
count, Hodges Hill, colored, 30,
1855 First st. s. W., today was
fined total Of $25 by Judge
Isaac r. Hit in Police Court.
Hill was charged, with having
struck Mildred Gales, colored, also
of the First Street address, last
night when she ordered him to
leave the house. Police, called by
the woman, said they found Hill
swearing loudly when they ar
rived. Policeman G. B. Reid. of
the Fourth precinct, said Hill as
saulted him when he tried to
arrest him.
The Washington times., 1931-11-04
Citizenship School
Gives Its Fall Dance

The first fall dance of the
Americanization School Associa-
ton was held at the Elks Club
last night.
The years program will in
clude the third annual bazaar to
be given December l, 2 and 3 in
the library of the Webster School,
Judge Walter I. Mccoy, presi-
dent, announced,
The Washington times., 1931-11-04

last heavy rain the. water rose
to only Is inches and only two
cellars were flooded.
Charges were made at the
meeting that the water rose to
five feet and every cellar in the
vicinity was flooded. g
The organization made plans
to erect community Christmas
tree in the park at Illinois
Avenue and Gallatin Street
Northwest, subject to approval
Of the office of Public Buildings
and Public Parks.
Your rental worries room, house
The Washington times., 1931-11-04

or apartment can be solved tC
day through the Rental Columns G
the Classified Section,
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
CherrydaLe Fire
Department Elects

At its meeting last night, the
Cherrydale volunteer fire depart
ment elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year.: E. C..
johnson, president; Oscar Doyle,
vice president; E. B. Chapman,
financial secretary; Arthur Kid
we'll secretary; Wesley Mcdonald,
assistant secretary; E. w. Rauth,
jr.. treasurer; Reese O'Neill, chief;
Louis Luzi, deputy-chief; French
Marcy and William Luzi, bat
talon chiefs, and C. E. Vermil-
lion, marshal.
Members of the board of di-
rectors are Wesley Mcdonald,
E. w. Rauth, jr., and Jack A..
Spates.
The Washington times., 1931-06-24

NEW YORK, June 24.-When
the news came out that Bridge
Headquarters, Inc, had been
formed and that standard
system of contract bridge bidding
would be agreed on, husbands and
wives had visions of peaceful eve
nings over the bridge table and
no more acrimonious debates.
But someone tossed a monkey
wrench into the machinery and
now Ely CulbertsOn, expert in the
art of finesSing, has declared war
on the other leading expOnents of
the game.
Deal Him A Hand
Sidney S. Lenz, Wilbur C. White
head, Milton C. Work and experts
from Boston, Cleveland, Chicago
and Detroit all joined Bridge
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
1000 REGISTER
At CATHOLIC j.

With the largest summer school
enrolment in it's history indi-
Gated, Catholic University will
open its twenty.first summer ses-
sion Friday to continue through
August 6.
More than 1000 students have
already registered, an increase of
$50 over last year.
With approximately one-third
Of the students taking graduate
courses, the university is offering
IS new undergraduate couses, in
Guiding journalism, mechanics,
pIG%-Speaking, commercial En-
glish, art and education.
The director of the summer
session is DR.. Roy Joseph Defer
rari, professor of Latin and as
sociate professor of Greek at the
university.
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
An0cOStin to Get
Barracks Building

Construction of an administra
tion and barracks building at the
Naval Air Station in Anacostia at
q cost of $251,8 was authorized
yesterday by Secretary of the
Navy Adams. He directed that a
construction contract be awarded
Worsham Brothers, of Knoxville,
Tenn.
Time for completing the con-
tract was placed at 270 days and
work is expected to begin within
the next two weeks.
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
Contract Bridge Experts
Show Lack of F1neSSe

Headquarters Inc, and invited
Culbertson to sit in and take a
hand in the deliberations.
AS many games do, the meet.
ing broke up in a row when
Culbertson scorned the idea and
announced that he had a follow
ing of 80 per cent of the players
in the country, anyway,
will Poll the Country
F. d. Courtenay, another
expert, allowed that CulbertsOn
has a following Of maybe rs Der
cent of the players. 1t was then
that the lone wolf" Of bridge
left the meeting with the aSser.
tiOn that he intends to poll the
country.
It's going to be a tough hard
winter in many homes unless
some mediator brings the factions
together. Just imagine a wife
following Culbertson and a hus-
band sticking to Work!
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
Youth jailed as Thief
After AbSolUing
Brother

NEW YORK, June 24.-After
absolving his convicted brother
of the robbery last January
of a truckload of dress goods
valued at $4,000, Nathan Fut-
terman, %, was sentenced to
an indeterminate term in Ell
mira Reformatory.
His brother, Joseph, who was
convicted improperly early this
month for the same crime, and
who had been in the Tombs
awaiting sentence, was set free.
Besides Nathan Futterman,
three men sentenced to SIM
Sing for the crime, told the
court that the wrong man had
been convicted.
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
GIVES
CAMP TALKS

V. B. Lamoreaux, assistant sani.
tary engineer of the Public Health
Service, addressed members of the
training camp school for negro
directors and assistants at the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A. to-
day. The school, which is under
the auspices of the Washington
Council of Social Agencies, opened
on Monday and will close Friday
with an outing at Camp Clarissa
Scott, Highland Beach. Md.
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
Classy StOmachs
Made Well

Every person who is troubled with
gas in the stomach and bowels should
get package vt Baamann's Gas
Tablets and see how "uickly they will
relieve all distressing symptoms
Sharp pains in the abdomen or
about the heart are often due entirely
to gas pressure. Sometimes the cir
culation is restricted causing the hands
and feet to grow numb. Usually ther.
is much gurgling or rumblinz in the
bowels. Many sufferers complain OF
gnawing feeling in the stomach, ex-
treme nervousness, heartburn, drowsl-
ness after eating. headaches, dizzy
spells or labored breathing.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets taken at
meal time not only prevent sll bad ef-
fects from gas. but they invigorate the
weak nerves of the stomach and assisr
in restoring the whole digestive system
to proper working order
Genuine Baalmanns Gas Tablets
in the yellow package - can be 9b-
tanned Al any good drug store. Price
81 everywhere
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
V|ADUCT LIGHTS
To Be BRIGHTER

District officials are planning to
improve the lighting of the III
Street Viaduct" in order to pre-
vent accidents.
The viaduct passes under the
Washington Terminal tracks be-
tween First and Second Streets
Northeast.
Steel pillars separating the cast
and west bound traffic lanes from
the street car tracks increase the
hazards of the tunnel.
One man was killed there this
year and several have been in
jured.
The Washington times., 1931-06-24

coptspsR MT oelNERso PRIcE As WELL As mt us1 Pact
WaEN couOApaIc VALUES oElNERto Pa'ctS MdUot
The Washington times., 1931-06-24

forged to the front when
it first came On the mar
ket. So good that folks
gave ID its name. Id is even
better, tOday... better
than ever at no extra cost.
THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE is orange color
You can identify it easily On sale everywhere
from Maine Texas eat the sign of the Orange Disc'
USE TOURGIDE. =. Day-to-day road news of new
construction detOurs and closed roads, On file in Gulf
Service Stations. Consult it, free.
The Washington times., 1931-06-24

oART REASoNIABlE oLARoES EoR oElNtRT ANo @ ~ A t
F0GANlcNo .WsAcH VIZ Will SE GLAD 70 DtIAR Foa YOU
The Washington times., 1931-06-24
HEADS OHIO COUNCIL

CINCINNATI, June 24.--Mrs.
Claude P. Thompson has been
elected president of the Ohio
Council of Republican Women.
The Alaska fisherman., 1931-05-15
LOMEN ECONOMY

The chief clerk in the office of Territorial Treasurer received salary of s3,60o per annum. The chief clerk in the office of the Terrtor. al Auditors office receives $2700 and the burden up- on this clerk is greater than upon the other Elf fort was made to raise the salary Of the Auditors clerk to $3600 but Senator Nome of the Lomen Di- vision fought the measure on the grounds of economy.
 Economy and Economy
 During the closing hours of the sessions, Sen- otor omen made effort to secure appropriations for telephone subsidy for his telephone system ship subsidy for his transportation company; large appropriations for the dredging of Nome Harbor which has been declared to be an impractical pro-
The Alaska fisherman., 1931-05-15
"INDIAN RESERVATIONS"

The Verstovian opposes the creation of more Indian reservations because it says that these servations will interfere with the civil rights of the Indian and make him ward.
 We must say that once citizenship is granted no power of government can restrict his rights as by making a ward of the citizen Therefore the fear of "Wardship" is groundless.
 What then is the effect of a reservation?
 The answer is that it merely restricts the use of the land reserved. It must be remembered that the ownership of virtually all land in Alaska is in the United States Government Therefore by system of reservations, it might restrict the of the land in the Forestry Reserves by prohibiting logging; in the bird reserves, by fore- bidding shooting, CT the United States might cre- ate reserves where only natives of the class men, toned in the treaty of cession with Russia, may hunt seals
 Theoretically We are opposed to the tion of reserves. But this pre-supposed that the chance to make livelihood would be capitalized. firm in opposition to reserves for the Indians of Alaska.
 In competing with other hunters than h. dians, the Indians handicapped by the fact that the white man nothing about law, either of God or man. Not only does he hunt during the closed season, but he is ruthless often killing the last animal, caring nothing for the future.
 reserve does two things, it saves the anin- als from externination, It also saves the native people from starvation,
The Alaska fisherman., 1931-05-15
TIME TO WAKE UP

The political powers which have been in trol-the minority control-of Alaska has opposed the "radica'' bolshevik" Indians and their friends who vote the Republican ticket and they have supported in preference such men as Senator Lo- men, Senator Shattuck and Representative Frank Boyle whose chef brand of politics have been ation of race and class differences.
 During the recent sessions of the Legislature, the salmon canners declared that what was need cd was lower taxation and to make lower taxa tion, less moneys had to be appropriated. The called radical vote, in the main fought to keep down special bills and large appropriations which were nothing more than raids the treasury
 What is the Problem?
 We ask the serious thinking citizens Of the Territory, What is the real problem? Is it lower taxation? Lower appropriations? It is our con- viction that lower appropriations will not come will not come to the legislature serve their own or some special interest Senator Lomen defeated Mr. Anderson by twenty votes and those twenty votes cost the Territory $7,2O0-which was the amount that Senator LOmen secured for his trans portatlon company Other instances may be pointed to wherein appropriations were made high when they might have been madc less or not op- and their friends elect and support such men as Lomen and his tribe of herders the salmon inter- ests may expect the taxes will remain high hecause of the high appropriations.
The Alaska fisherman., 1931-05-15
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