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SALE-ACREAGE.

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HALF ACRE HIGH GROUND NEAR KEN
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ONE OF THE MOST IDEAL HOME BITES
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acres, improved by several buildings Price,
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SALE-FARMs.

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chicken coop, plenty water. Act quick. 708
F st. ne, basement.
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sA1E-Co-oPERArIvE APIS.

Three LARGE, outside rooms kitchen and
bath: refrigeration. Call North $3.50, Apart
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

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DE SEMANA A SEMANA
POy' G. K. ChestertOn
LOS BANCOS MANDAN

Hace va semanas cue ocurrj6
algo formidable Y sin embargo
el mundo no Sc ha dado cuenta
de clio. Me refiero a la declara-
con del Daily Express al efecto
de que no habia necesidad de ha-
ce elecciones, mucho menos de
conducir I'm Referendum, por-
que los banqueros habian habla-
do y menester era obedecerlos.
Por %supuesto que este no es cosa
nueva. Lo novedoso estuvo Ell
cuenta de que la noticia fue con-
nunciara ell hecho en- la prensa
diaria.
De igual manera ha sido he
cho consumado a traves de los
siglos que una montana es un
volcan-si es que 10 es-y pre-
cisamente por ser un hecho sc lie
puede haber encubierto en- toda
una niebla de fabulas, Sin en-
barge es cierto tambien que
cualquier fulano de tai Sc vera
en- mas aprietos negando la ma
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

enua1n. Y sin embargo, ma
'die 3OIpa en- serio.
Nos\sIGPntramos pues ante
una victorNAde los banqueros.
No es la vict0 e de los apostoles
del libre comaA : imperial, por-
que no hay tal\ ulrercio; no es
una victoria de Rdeiroteccionis-
tas, porque son muc~12s las CO.
sas por proteger. La claVe de mi
punto de mira politica personal!
en- la materia me la proporcio-
no la semana pasada Mr.. Belloc,
qhien sostiene con la autoridad
de la Economic Politica 10 que
yo siempre he considerable cues
ton de etica y de politica. Diio
Belize que cualquier protection
que protejiese en- verdad la agri
cultura inglesa tendria que ser
tan rigurosa que la protejiesa
no solo de los extranjeros sine
tambien de los dominios.
Ahora bien, desde puntos de
vista de nuestras amadas tradl-
clones locales los habitantes de
nuestros dominios son extranje-
ros. Y yo no me opongo al pro-
teccionismo porque aboga Be-
Hoe; estoy convencido de que la
cultura rural inglesa sea identi-
ca con la cultura canadiense.
Lo que lie pasa a Inglaterra es
que ell trigo que come crece ba.
10 la sombra de la bandera ar
gentina O de la bandera ameri.
cana en- lugar de bajo 10 que So
liza llamarse bandera britannica.
Lo que lie pasa a 1nglaterra es
que come trigo y no 10 cosecha.
Los ingleses estamos viviendo la
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
SANDING HA HECF0 UNA
OFERTA DE PAZ N

Ciudad de MEXICO, 'erp Z.
Pablo Jose Zepedal repre-
sentante en- MEXICO deYlos in
surgentes de Nicaragdr, do
hoy a la prensa ell texto 'de I'm
extenso telegrama enviado por
SANDING, en- ell cual Sc pide que
de Nicaragua sean retirados
los marinos.
FL despacho aparece dirigi-
do al p%residente Hoover y en-
ire otras cosas dice que a las
"a horas de que sean retiradas
los marinos de ALI, el desarma
a sus hombres.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

vida del hombre complete solo
en- un SO por ciento.
Todas las grandes civilizacio-
mes que han caido Sc han de-
rrumbado a causS del campesi-
no que, pudiendo ser cjudadano
porque podfa ser sqgado fue
desplazado por pandfflas de IT,
bajadores services (esto esepor
la organization cientAica So
cial) y por la pIebe 3 las ciu-
dades que demandaba pan y cir
co (estoOs, per la contribution
para los sin trabajo y las diver
stones pa%a ell pueblo. Y la
tragedia de Inglaterra es senci-
llamente la Hagedia de Roma.
Pero en- ell cagea33e Roma, como
en- todos los casos, hay una Sc
nal conclusiva: la Ease fatal y
definitiva que es ell aspecto ex-
tremo del capitalismo. Y sus ca
pitanes no son nj siquiera capt.
tanes de industrial sino simple
mente capitanes financieros.
G. K. ChestertOR.
Copyright 1880 by
PdlIas Features Syndicate
Prohibida la reproduction
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
SECCION DE
DEL centric ESPANOL

Por orden- del Sr. Presidente
de esta Secci6n Sc eta a todos
los miembros de la misma para
la Junta General Ordinaria que
Sc celebrara ell dia 8 del corrien-
tie, d las 8 p. m. en- n~uestro edi-
ficio de Ybor.
Sc ruega la mas p%untual asis-
tencia por tratarse de asuntos
de suma importancia.
F.. Gonzalo,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07

fesi6n pub lea de Ae os Bancos
mandan, bdblica confession de
que Ell Ele1torado no gobierna .
como diriah nuestros padres al
sonar en- un Parlamento libre
que ell pueblo no gobierna, Lo
peor del case es que ell pueblo
halla consuelo para sus penas
cuando Sc le notifica que no go.
bierna.
Los periodistas del Imperio le
manifiestan de la manera mas
tierna a los ciudadanos que no
Sc les necesita para gobernar y
que no tendran por 10 tanto que
meterse en- los como ell votar,
escoger o pensar acerca de los
candidates. Los bondadosos fl
nancieros sc encargan ahora de-
tan diffcil tarea; seran ellos los
que en- 10 future ocupen los pues
tos que ahora tienen ell Rey, los
Lores Y los COmunes en- ell Par
lamento. He aqui como la revo-
luci6n inglesa ha sucedido por
fin.
La CONSTITUTION ha desapa-
recido para siempre. Alberta y
oficialmente Sc ha declarado que
un nuevo grupo de individuos
son por derecho los gobernan-
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
lle que
PAIL
161 W. o. w es

Sc citaa los miemh fenos
Campamento, para Saa
Ragular y de Instalaciones de
Oficiales que Sc celebrara ell
Jueves 8 del corriente, a las 8
de la noche.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos.
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-01-07
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Ile I'll hiciste por ella, por gu,
te didars Sc pastel?
--Npea a, ella me 10 do, ESQ es TODD

maran su puestoI e hSp1
RENO. Y los hiios p6
an echados Suera:
%aespu6s de todE puede iue
,fea nara bien porque estoss hi
gun guinea fuerpn muy adictt al
juegdpSe votar. C%onfieso que
nunca cr% que ell Sufragio Sc
fuera a abonr de manera tan ra-
pida e insolente ante mis- pro-
pios ojos, tan solo porque un
banquero lie hizo una sena a un
Millionaire. Pero asi ha sido. A
los hijos del RENO no les gus
tan los Parlamentos; porque en-
estas asambleas-seg1n ellos-
Sc trabaja y no Sc juega. Por
ESQ Sc sienten satisfechos Guam
do el ito Max les dice que va no
necesitan ocuparse mas de la po-
Utica. Ahora pueden dedicarse
a deportes menos intelectuales y
mas divertidos. Estan de asue-
to.
Asi ha terminado ell curioso Q
interesante interludiO de los 81
CLOS XIX y Xxx durante ell cual
los ingleses la daban por hablar
de la Democracia y a1n ensena-
ban a sus nifos en- las escuelas
un algo llamado ciudadania. Sc
me figura que va no va a haber
NADIA de este en- 10 future. Por
ejemplo, da gusto notar como de
manera frigida y casual fue AGO.
gida desde sus principles por
todos los grupos la suggestion de
un Referendum. Pareci6 como
que esa formula electoral Sc eli
gi6 como expediente de Ultima
bora y despues Sc rechaz6 como
mentira superflua.
Pero cast nadie mencion6 la
idea o principle del Referendum
en- ninguno de sus aspectos. Por
supuesto que TODD individuo que
rechaza ell Referendum Sc can
celia acknowledgements ell derecho
de llamarse democratic. Porque
ell Referendum es la esencia de
la democracia. Els unicamente Ia
~dificultad de sus .medios MEGA
nicos 10 que evita que toda deci-
sion de una democracia sea un
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
Bishop McKina GiUes
Lifetime to Orient

The Rt. Rev. John McKim,
DID,, Bishop of North Tokyo,
has spent all his working life in
the orient. Immediately after
his ordination to the priesthood
of the Episcopal Church in 1879,
Bishop McKim went to japan as
a missionary. His early years OF
service were spent in Osaka. In
1893, DIR. McKim was elected
Bishop of Tokyo with jurisdiction
extending from Osaka on the
South, to Aomori on the North.
A man of statesmanlike quail.
ties and broad human viewpoint,
his services to Japan and the
whole Orient, have over-run
purely ecclesiastical bounds. His
advice and cooperation have been
enlisted in many general move
ments for the welfare Of the
Oriental people.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31

love tale set against the romantic
background of Havana. And
then there is Jimmy Durante, he
with the immense schnozzle, and
Ernest Terrence who inject a
spirit of contagious gayety into
the piece.
Tibbett, as the ne'er do well
son of a prominent family is SOW
ing his wild oats in the Marines.
His boon companions are Durante
and Terrence and what a reck-
less, carefree combination they
are, forever getting into scrapes
with the police
In Havana, Tibbett with his
ricketty Ford runs into the little
peanut vender, and thereby
brings upon himself a torrent Of
Spanish abuse and eventually
love. This encounter is one OF
the prize episodes in the picture.
Another that stands out is the
reunion of the three friends ten
years later. You never saw any
thing like this, as an exhibition
of unrestrained joy and good
fellowship. Before it is over the
three ex-buddies land in jail.
The stage program at the
Palace this week is somewhat
dance heavy. Dave Schooler,
the versatile master of cere-
monies, who is best at the piano
also presents a few dance steps,
a song, feats of legerdemain and
some lightning sketches. The
four O'Connors and the Chester
Hale girls do some nifty buck and
wing steps. Julia Curtis initiates
surprisingly well a few lead
ing opera stars, assisted by the
O'Connors and Mr.. Schooler.
A delightful Silly Symphony,
"The Spider and the Fly" and
the Hearst news talkie are the
otter features of the program.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
World Peace Topic
Of Church Program

Acting in cooperation with or
ganizations of all religious de-
nominations. and in anticipation
Of the Geneva Conference on the
Reduction of Armament next
February, the officers and teach
ing staff Of the Mt. Pleasant Con-
gregational Church school have
adopted a definite, comprehen-
sive program for the teaching Of
world peace.
Teaching points for use in all
seven departments of the school
are on the program, which states
the aim to be Ito develop peace
thinking individuals" Methods,
occasions, and media which may
be used are suggested.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
Shakespeare Fo'
One Week at
National

The Stratford u p on Avon
Shakespeare Festival Company
will begin an engagement of one
week in Washington at the Ma
tional Theater on Monday night.
The company is from the Shakes
peare Memorial Theater at STRAIT
ford-upon-Avon, an institut i o n
which operates under a Royal
Charter and which is under the
patronage of the King.
Their Second Visit
This is the second visit Of the
Stratford-upon.Avon Shakespeare
Festival Company to washington.
Plays new to the repertoire this
season include "a Winters Tale"
king Lear" and King Henry the
Fourth" Part One).
All of the plays will be given as
nearly as possible in the manner
in which Shakespeare intended
them to be played. but the i'm
proved mechanical equipment OF
the modern stage is used through
out. The director Of the Shakes
peare Memorial Theater is w.
Bridges Adams. It is in the Sc
quence Of scenes and the general
Interpretation that Mr.. Adams fol-
lows closely the earliest traditions.
Schedule of Plays
The arrangement of plays for
the washington engagement Is as
follows: 1.-THE Merry Wives Of
Windsor" Monday night Novem-
ber 2; king Lear" Tuesday night
November 3: "A Winters Tale"
Wednesday matinee November 4;
King Henry the Fourth" (Part
One), Wednesday night; Twelfth
Night" Thursday evening Novem-
ber S; "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" Friday evening Novem-
ber 6; GAS You Like It," Saturday
matinee November 7; and 1.-THE
Tanning of the Shrew," Saturday
evening.
Brilliant. Casts
This seasons cast is one Of the
hoSt brilliant and varied ever
brought to America and Canada
by the Strait o d-Upon-Avon
Shakespeare FeStiva Company. 1t
includes Randle Ayrton, Bruno
Barnabe, Roy Byford. Richard
Cuthbert, Francis Drake, c. Riv-
ers Gadsby, Ernest Hare, Stanley
Hewlett, Gyles Isham, r. Eric Lee,
Eric Maxon, John Ruddock, Ger.
and Kay Souper Kenneth Wick.
steed, Geoffrey wilkinson, Gym
thia Bridge. Hilda Coxhead, Fabia
Drake, Dorothy Francis, Ethel
Harper, Miriam Leighton, Doro-
thy MaSSingham.
The curtain will rise at $40
every evening and at 2:10 at the
Wednesday and Saturday mat
inees~ - ------.--l---.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
Miss Larrimore
Signs for Good
Old Days

Francine Larrimore, who will
appear in Guthrie McClintic's
production of s. N. Behrman's
new comedy, Brief Moment" at
the Belasco next week, has had
her share of the vexed and vexing
younger generation.
From the night she appeared in
Cosmo Hamilton's Scandal and
proclaimed the new-found free
dom of our sterner generation
produced by the late war, she has
in one play after another had to
interpret and had to put up with
various brands of young women
who are the flappers o. today and
the grandmothers of tomorrow.
There will soon be a reverSion
to our grandmothers' philosophy"
says Miss Larrimore. 1--WE will
find that our modern yearning
for freedom leaves us with an
empty life. A man wants to feel
there is a place known as home.
A woman will discover there is a
thrill to running a household. A
woman who doesn't humor and
please a man makes herself miser-
able in the end. Living ones own
life is a grandly sounding phrase,
but it doesn't mean what many
people today think it does. It
means acquiring responsibility for
oneself. and shirking this is not
living"
ScOrnS Smoking
Miss Larrimore doesn't smoke.
She thinks it is a CHASTITY affair.
women do things to attract men.
That Is obvious. She dresses for
men. She smokes and drinks to
show him how daring she is. Now
men don't like to see women snok-
ing.
At one time. perhaps she did
look smart and bold smoking a
cigarette. but it is such a COM
mon thing today there is nothing
piquant about it. Women will
put aside the cigarette with the
coming of long dresses, long hair
and the more feminine things.
Already the styles are making wo-
men look like women and tobacco
doesn't belong in their hands
when they are like that"
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
PASTOR
To LECTURE
IN CAPITAL
Music and the Church Today
Topic of DR.. Williamson at
First Congregational Service

All pastors of washington, and
nearby churches. as well as choir
directors, singers and the general
public are invited to attend a
talk by DR.. John Finley william
son, Of Ithaca, N. Y, next
wednesday afternoon, November
4, at $3.50 o'clock. in First Con.
gregational Church on Music
and the Church Today"
The event will be q public
forum on church worship
through music" and not only DR..
Williamson, who organized and
now conducts the world.famous
Westminster Choir, which sin~s
here that same evening at Con-
stitution Hall, but a number Of
outstanding authorities from Bal
timore and Hagerstown, will speak
on the modern practice Of the
ministry of music" in the
churches Of today.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
F FREEMAN FIXES
NOV. 8 AS DAY
Of PRAYER
Problems of Nation Taken Into
Consideration in Call Issued
To EpiscOpaIians by Bishop

In view of the many problems
both spiritual and material con-
fronting the nation this autumn,
the Right Reverend James E.
Freeman, D. D., Bishop Of Wash
ington, has appointed Sunday,
November 8 as a day Of prayer
and penitence for the Episcopal
churches in the diocese Of Wash
ington.
Music and prayers at the
Cathedral services and the ser.
mons will be Of an appropriate
nature for the day. Bishop Free
man will preach over radio Sta
ton WMAL at 4 o'clock in the
Bethlehem Chapel.
He has appointed this day Of
prayer and penitence following
the suggestion in the report OF
"The Committee Of Twenty-one, "
of which he was chairman at
the recent general convention OF
the Episcopal church held in Den
yer, Col.
This group recommended that
the clergy throughout the coun-
try be requested to set apart the
day in order that "the people OF
this church may assemble to in
woke Gods mercy, to pray for His
forgiveness, and to ask His guid.
ance that this nation under God
may speedily be restored to the
wholesome ways Of peace and
happiness, of Sobriety and Chris
tain practice and obedience to
His divine will"
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
DR.. Johnson breaches
At Bethlehem Chapel

The Rev. DR.. Robert Johnston,
rector of st. Johns Church:
Lafayette Square, and canon OF
washington Cathedral, will preach
at the peoples evensong service
in the Bethlehem Chapel tom0r-
row at 4 o'clock. This service
will be broadcast by radio over
station WMAL
At the IL a. m. celebration OF
the Holy Communion in the
Bethlehem Chapel, the sermon
will be delivered by the Rev. DR..
William L. DeVries, canon and
precentor of the Cathedral. The
other services tomorrow will be
celebration of the Holy Com
munion at 1880 a. m. and morn
ing prayer and litany at 10 a. m.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
News of the Local Churches
Tabernacle
Scene of
Reuiiulal

An evangelistic meeting is be-
ing conducted by the Rev. Ben
Hardin, of Chicago, at the Fun
Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol
and K Streets. Interest mas run
high throughout the campaign
and the church mas been
crowded to capacity many times.
The coming week will be the
last opportunity to hear this
popular evangelist. He will speak
at II a. m. on Prom Famine to
Plenty" and at 1880 p. m. on
"A Hiding Place" The services
will be conducted every night ex-
cept Saturday at 7:45.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
Screen Lover

James Hall, the young hand
some leading man of the screen
now appearing in person at War.
ner Brothers Earle Theater. has
played opposite the most beauti-
full and most interesting actresses
on the screen. Among these are
Bebe Daniels, Billie Dove, Pola
Negri. Jean Harlow, Wilma Banky,
Clara Bow. Colleen Moore and
Betty Bronson.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
Gable and Carbo Cot
Licenses to Angle


Greta Garbo and Clark Gable
had to get California fishing IL
cenSes before they went on loca'
ton for the opening love scenes in
Susan Lenox, Her Fall and Rise. !"
which is current at Loew's Colum-
bia Theater.
Although the lake at Franklin
Canyon, where the trout fishing
scenes were filmed, is not open to
fishing at any season, the water is
literally alive with trout and after
official permission was obtained
to use the site for the Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer picture, regula-
ton fishing licenses had to be OBJ
tanned TO fully satisfy legal tech
nicalities.
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
Down East Tale

Hardie Meekin, the genial pen
pusher and little Mister Fixit of
the Fox Theater staff, raced up
four flights to our office with the
information that radio fans will
have an opportunity of seeing
Seth Parker in the cinema at the
Fox beginning next Friday.
Seth'S movie vehicle has been
titled, way Back Home" story
Of life in a New England village.
II r II
The Washington times., 1931-10-31

tiOnaI and Columbia will combine
the cream of their entertainment
assets to make the show bigger
and better than before.
We will hear the Boswell Sis
ters, Morton Downey, Amos n
Andy, Virginia Rea, Ray Perkins,
Jessica Dragonette, Bing Crosby,
Sisters of the Skillet, Guy Lom-
bardo's and Paul Whiteman's or
chestras, B. A. Rolfe and his
musickers and Erno Rapee's SYM
phony. Big Stuff!
The Washington times., 1931-10-31
DR.. SizOO's Church
To Hold Communion

On Sunday morning at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church the sacrament of Com
munion will be administered. The
topic of DR.. Sizoo's Communion
address will be, "The Monument
of Jesus"
At the evening service on Sun
day evening DR.. SiZoo will con-
tinue his travel sermons. The
subject for Sunday night will be
Berlin or 1.-The Restlessness of
Despair"