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tivamente a la cabeza de los nego
a los ciudadanos y patronos la
cia de herencia a las leyes del ey
dad.
6.-S7O,OO0 representa- ell C
trucci6n Y ell dinero inmediatamen
en- este distrito de Florida.
TEL condado de Hillsboro \
pia, de alta clase, que hara que MI
radicarse por largos periQeos, ca
por 10 tanto en- ell condado miles d.
otras condolences, Sc irian a otra p
8.-En esta secci6n del estado
mos comprender que 81 Sc desea
produzca utilidad, este solo pueSe
de competencia con otros atractikoS
condIdo a elementos que seria cp
La gaceta., 1932-09-14

tidos la question del credito pu-
diera ser remediada por orc en-
tregado por ell Soviet y que Sc
usarfa como base de garantla de
los creditos comerciales.
FL plan a base de orc esta en-
contrando oposici6n por parte
del executive russo, que opina que
tai metodo solo serfa ligeramen-
tie superior a las viejas formas
de hacer IN page al contado por
mercancfas compradas.
la nueva actitud del Soviet
hacia los terminus de credito sc
explica por los plazos concedi-
dos por Alemania, en- ell tratado
que recientemente Sc firmara.
Bajo ell contrato con Alema-
MIA, firmado en- JUNO, no Sc Sc
nalan pages al contado, al item
pc de compra, y los creditos sc
extienden desde un mfnimo de
Is meses a I'm maxine de Sc.
La gaceta., 1932-09-14
LA CONVENTION DE Ia LIE
GION AMERICANA

Portland Oregon, Sept. IA.
Los mayores problemas pues
tos a la consideration de los lie
gionarios son la demanda pa
ra que los bonos Sc paguen sin
demora Y una proposition de
censura en- contra del presiden
te Hoover.
La resolution de los bonos sc
presentara ante la Convention
con ell apoyo de la mayoria del
comite legislative, pero ell conf
tie Sc opone a la moci6n de CEN
sura en- contra del P~residente.
La gaceta., 1932-09-14
NATION
DEL PUERTO

Arrib6 de New York ell vapor
Alamo, dc la Inca Clyde Mallo-
ry, con carga general. De Hous-
ton, Texas, a cargar fosfato hizo
su entrada ell vapor americana
Lillian; la goleta auxiliar ingle-
sa Porto Novo, lego de la Isla
de Jamaica, con carga general y
cocos.
Salieron aver los vapores Fair
Port, americana, que Sc dirige a
La gaceta., 1932-09-14
La GACETA
NOTIC1AS


MaIagua, sep. 14.-La acti-
tud del partido Liberal, apoyan-
do la candidatura del DR.. Juan
! Bautista Sacasa para la presi-
dencia y eliminando a otros can
didatos, ha simplificado la mi
sion de la Junta Electoral anne
ricana, que preside ell contra-al-
mirante Woodward, represen-
tante personal del presidente
Hoover.
Ell almirante Woodward de-
clar6 aver que todas las medidas
Sc han tornado para g%arantizar
la libertad del sufragio y que
ell registro de e~leetores comen
cara ell pr6ximo sabado.
Ell partido conservador ha no
minado para la presidencia a A
dolfo Diaz y para la v~ice-presi-
dencia a Emiliano Chamorro.
Ell Liberal tiene de candidate
a la presidential a Juan Bautis-
ia Sacasa y para la vice-presi-
dencia a Rodolfo Espinosa.
New York, sep. 13.-Los de-
TALES de I'm experiment. indus
trial de considerable importan-
cia para disminuir las enferme-
dades, alimentando a los traba-
jadores con productos ricos en-
vitaminas, han sido dados a CO.
nocer a la Sociedad de Quimica
Americana.
| Estimase que SO millones de
personas ganan jornales y suel-
dos en- los Estados Unidos y que
anualmente pierden $50 milo
mes de dias de labor, por enfer-
medal.
Una cucnarada de aceite de
hfgado de bacalao fue dada dia-
riamente a 115 mujeres y 70
hombres empenados en- diferen-
ties labores.
Una comprehension diafia Sc
llev6 para fijar ell nimero de
dias de ausencia por enferme-
dad.
Del grupo que tom6 ell aceite
de hfgado de bacalao, ell 51.1%
La gaceta., 1932-09-14

New York, Sept. IA Tres
differences movimiehtos, todos
destinados a establecer mejo-
res relaciones comercfales con
Russia, sin tener en- cuenta Ia
actitud de la administrator
hacia ell reconocimiento Official,
han sido iniciados por hombres
de negocios de los Estados u
nidos en- los ultimos diez dias
Esos hombres de negocio'
tratan de actuar en- la cues
ton, con ell fin de perfeccional
sus planes antes de que ell eje.
cutivo del, Soviet apruebe los
presupuestos, en- las sesione.
de los meses de octubre y no
viembre.
A menOS que una base a.
migable de arreglo pueda sci
acordada para csc TEMPO, 10:
productores americanos no re.
cibiran ordenes de Russia Ell
los venideros cinco amos.
Creyendo que ell problems
de aceptables terminus de Gre
ditto ha hecho a Russia suspen
der las compras en- este pals
los productores estudian Ia
manera de allanar csc obstacu
o Y tres proposiciones Sc har
presentado.
Bajo los planes ahora discu-
La gaceta., 1932-09-14
NUESTRA NOVELA

Muy pronto empezaremos a
publican una preciosa novela,
que interesara a nuestras ia
milias.
Els I'm libro del hogan. Uno
que a nuestras senoras V seno-
ritas agradara leer y guardian.
Els una novela con poca bro
"a Y mucha enjundia.
Ell titulo 10 daremos a como
Ger manana.
La gaceta., 1932-09-14

no Sc enferm6 de catarro duran
te ell esperimento. Otro grupo
que no tom6 ell aceite tuvo ell
.62.7%, con casos de catarro.
Entire los que tomaron Ell acel
tie Ell catarro solo Sc desarrollo
en- un 44.9%.
Ell 51.9% del grupo del aceite
de higado de bacalao no perdie-
ron tempo de trabajo.
Sc flo en- 1913 ell ndmero de
horas de ausencia para los que
tomaron ell aceite Y de PSI para
los que no 10 tomaron.
Durante ell ano pasado, GUAM
do la dieta no Sc complement
con ell aceite, las horas de ausen-
ella para ell grupo que este ano
tom6 el aceite fueron de 20.4 y
para ell otro grupo de ia.
La gaceta., 1932-09-14
TEMPORAL EN- LAS ISLAS
ABACO

Miami, Sept. 14.-Un hura-
can ha batido las Islas Abaco,
en- las Bahamas, seg1n ell vice.
consul ingles en- esta ciudad,
Sr. l.. A. Oates.
Dice ell Vice-C6nsul que ha
tenido I'm radiograma del GO
bernador de las Bahamas co.
municandole que la situaci6r
puede ser dominada.
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FL TEMPO

Lluvias ocasionales para hoy
V manana. Vientos moderados
del Sur y Sudeste. Maxima tenn
peratura aver, 81 grades; mini
ma, ~.
La gaceta., 1932-09-14

Mientras los comites discu :
tan lego una carta an6nima
describiendo los planes de una
organization secreta, de tenden
.cias rojas, para dinamitar la
plataforma desde la cual ell Sc
.cretario de la guerra y otros o.
.ficiales presenciaron la parada
de aver.
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TFATR0c


CASINO
Mantiene en- su cartel la
hermosa production "This is
the Night" con la bellfsima
Lila Damita, y las comedias
Subway Symphony" v Sun
Shines Nellie"
A peticion del pGblico vol.
vera a presentarse a escena el
famoso mayo de la magia, Lii
Ho-Chang.
La gaceta., 1932-09-14

Ell senado, en- contra de Cole
Blease, un viejo politico.
Hasta ahora la mayorfa de
Smith sobre Blease es de mas
de $4,000 votos.
La gaceta., 1932-09-14
SMITH TRIUNFO EN- CARO-
LIMA DEL SUR

Columbia, C. del Sur, Sept
14.-Ellison D. Smith ha sido
electo por los dem6cratas del
estado para representatives en-
La gaceta., 1932-09-14
RITZ

Exhibe hoy un magnifico
programa con LA Pura Yer
dad" hablada en- e%spanol,"
Girl Crazy, y las divertidas
comedias "Flying Spikes" y
"Clyde Mystery" Esta Ultima
hasa su argumento en- una in
teresante trama detectivesca.
La gaceta., 1932-09-14

Puerto Rico, con cemento y ma
dera, Y Comal, Alamo, CONNER
cial Orleanean y Osaga, tambien
de bandera americana.
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ROYAL

Presenta a los famosos CO
micos Bert Wheeler y Robert
Woolsey, en- la fina revista
Peach of Reno" la comedia
"All Sealed Up" Y la revista
pictorica numero 3.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
Nations Banks

Mutual savings banks, which pay
no profits to stockholders, lead as
a class among the nations banks.
They hold more than S1O,OOO,O 900, 900,
or 50 per cent, Of all the savings
in the country Inasmuch as there
are only 5S7 such mutual banks and
they are located in only IS of the
48 states Of the Union, compared
with total of over 10000 banks of
other classes, they may be said to
represent the largest concentration
Of savings of any type of banks.
Other types include national banks
with savings departments, non-mu-
tual or profit-making savings banks,
state-chartered commercial banks,
trust companies and private banks.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
CAUSE FOR WORRY

Mr.. Batch-What are you worry
ing about?
Mr.. Nubride-A little question
that came up at home. My wife
wants to know if I'd marry again in
case Of her death, and if / say Ger
tainly not" she'll think I'm long
ing for freedom and if 1 say "sure
thing" she'll think l have her sue
cessor picked out.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
Rev. r. G. Helfenstein Returns

The Rev. r. G. Helfenstein, DID,
pastor of Peoples Congregational
Christian Church of Dover and
grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge
of Delaware A. F. and A. M, who
has been on a two and one-half
research tour in the Holy
Land, including Jerusalem, Egypt,
and other points, returned to Do
yer Friday. DR.. Helfenstein occu-
pied his pulpit on Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
Church SeyentY-Six Years Old

The 10th anniversary of Asbury
NJ. E. Church on Blades Circuit
was held Sunday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. The speakers were the
Rev. w. E. Habbart, district super
intendent of Dover district and the
Rev. Seth Gibbons, of st. Georges.
The church has recently been
painted and repaired. The pastor
is the Rev. James O'Neil.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

Chestertown, Md, while driving
through Queen Anne's county. The
animal broke out of a field and
rammed the side of the car with his
head and horns, bending the run
ming board and the metal side Of
the machine and pushing the car
off the road. The driver succeeded
in keeping the engine running and
finally outdistanced the charging
bull
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

What is believed to have been
one of the few times an enraged
bull has actually attacked an auto
mobile, threw a scare into former
Magistrate Olin B. Stafford, of
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

increasing interest in aviation.
President Bancroft will appoint a
committee shortly to confer with
City Council relative to the matter.
Caroline Post, No. 29, American
Legion, of Denton, Md, has elected
officers as follows: Commander,
Sherman Tribbitt, Of Denton; vice
commander, Winfield T. Nichols,
Denton; adjutant, Charles German,
Ridgely; treasurer, Irwin Brum-
baugh, Greensboro; sergeant at
arms, William Carey, Denton The
retiring post commander is Irwin
Todd Salisbury, Of Ridgely, Md.
A two-legged fox is giving Kent
county huntsmen some exciting
sport and thus far has eluded his
pursuers. On the latest run the
animal started at ChestertoWn,
Md, went to Hurlock in Dorches-
ter county, Md, to fredericksburg in
Caroline county, Md. back to Ches-
tertown, Md, and thence to Fair
lee, Md, six miles northwest of
Chestertown, to Edgesville, Md,
and to Rock Hall, Md,
Richard w. Hynson, of Washing
ton, D. c.. has presented to the
Washington College library at
Chestertown, Md, an ancient book
entitled, Heads of Families, First
Census of the United States, 1890,
State of Maryland" Colonial fam
lilies of Kent county are recorded.
The census shows that in 1890,
eight years after the college was
founded, there were 1886 people
in the county, 5,483 of whom were
slaves.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
WHAT SHE MEANT

SAY, pa, what did ma mean
when she said Mrs. Jones was
queery"
IL meant, my son, that your ma
was too charitable to express her
real opinion of Mrs. Jones"
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

John G. Davis has been chosen
treasurer of the board of stewards
of Chestertown, Md, Methodist
Church to succeed the late Charles
H. jefferson. Charles KibIer sue
ceeds Mr.. Davis as secretary of
beneVolence.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

Miss Mildred E. James, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry James, of
Seaford, and Edwin M Williams,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Will
liams, living near Seaford, were
married on Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 4, in Seaford, by the Rev.
r. w. Campbell, pastor of the Sea-
ford NJ. E. Circuit.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
HIS ONLY CHANCE

Hubby-Have you mailed that let
ter you wrote your mother, asking
her to visit US?
Wifey-No.
Hubby-Can't l add a postscript
saying the children have the meas
les?
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

been in love with Death valley fer
all them years and 1 guessen the
sink will love me fer saving your
life"
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

At the weekly meeting of the
Dover Rotary Club the main dis
cussion was as to the advisability
of establishing municipal airport
for Dover in view of the rapidly
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

The Maryland State Roads Com
mission is raising the ends of the
concrete Chester river bridge at
Chestertown, Md, which have sunk
since it's erection two years ago. A
special machine is being used for
this purpose.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
SPICY ITEMS OF
DELMARVA NEWS
Brief News Items of People
We Know i'm and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

j. Raymond Simpler of Chester
town, Md, picked up a diamond on
High Street, that town, recently
which has since been valued by ex-
perts at over $500.
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

see"
yep"
Il presume you got engaged a
number of times"
NAV; things don't go like that
in real life, somehow. 1 got en-
gagged the first week all right
enough, but it took me all the sec
ond week to break it off,"
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
FORETHOUGHT

i see that the bride is wearing
the groom's present, that rope of
pearls"
Il always thought it was unlucky
Tor bride to wear pearls"
Perhaps that's the reason he had
It made of limitations"
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14
|ETTlNG EVEN

y, ,o,srlment is estab-
II MOer shops In the
Alllans. ? : 'A'e
IN, Y IAem. They gave
"'ltfs many a close
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

| u NE about Switzer-
n, switzerland.
y ,bsre are a few bad
n, ], 'ans down the noun
ID be nam =
III
Smyrna times., 1932-09-14

increasing interest in aviation.
President Bancroft will appoint a
committee shortly to confer with
City Council relative to the matter.
The Washington times., 1932-06-18
MEET IN ROCKVILLE

The Rockville Chamber of Com
merce will hold it's regular month
ly meeting Tuesday in the fire
department building in Rockville.
The Washington times., 1932-06-18
Chorus Of 300 Voices Heard in
Interesting Musical

A chorus OF 900 voices, directed
by Albert w. Harmed; music by
the United States. Army Band and
the United States Marine Band,
and a series of symbolic inter
ludes, to be danced by Lester Sha
fer and Marian Chace and their
ensemble, will be the special muSi-
cal features incident to the pres
entation of the Bicentennial out
door pageant, THE Great Ameri-
can," for three nights, June 81,
% and %, at the Washington
Monument Grounds and National
Sylvan Theater.
The Dance of Bondage" sym,
bolic of the pre-Revolutionary pc
riod, will be a tragic plastique of
fear and oppression, and danced
to drums and gongs, will be an
impressive interlude leading up TO
the second action of the pageant.
entitled gorge Washington,
Warrior" The Dance of Liberty"
will follow and prelude the third
action entitled George Washing
ton. Nation Builder" This dance
will be done to the music of Go
lumbia, the Gem of the Ocean" ,"
and is probably the first time that
this music has been used as ac-
compartment to a dance of th'7
character. Michael Logan and "a
members of the Lester Shafer and
Marian Chace Denishawn School
of Washington will be seen in this
interlude.
The Washington times., 1932-06-18
The Pickfords Plan Picturesque
Cattle Drive Across Plains

vile impressarios. want her to
head an act for the picture
houses. There's also talk of her
signing at Columbia for Tam
pico." Terry Ray, Fifi'S old
Sweetie, was out to see her today,
but there was no reconciliation -.
Latest star on the sick list is
Joan Bennett. She is having
trouble with her throat. You
should see Bob Montgomery's
white tuxedo jacket. Leslie How
ara is back today to give Holly
wood another chance. Ann Har'
ding is back, too. She was in
Del Monte for a rest. Explain
this: Carrie Krieger, stenographer
in the RKO wardrobe depart
ment, was offered a part in
picture but has turned it down.
She doesn't want to become an
actress.
And Here's a Chuckly Item
Cecil B. De Mile is sending out
an appeal to the nations ablution
engineers (they're a real organiza-
tom for assistance in creating a
modern counterpart of an ancient
Roman bath. He seeks an elabor-
ate presentation without sacrifice
of authenticity.
The picture, If you're forgetful,
is The Sign of the Cross"
Did You Know
That Walter Byron-Butler is
the real name-comes from
family of actors who have been
on the English stage for 200
years?
The Washington times., 1932-06-18

tiful Interpretation of Addison Por.
ter's "Humoresque." Lesleymae
Vipond, Is, showed a brilliancy
of technique in her Interpretation
of Beethoven's Concerto No. 3, in
c Minor"
Lorraine Benton, six, played
Happy Farmer" and the Wild
Rider" of Schumann with poise
and facility and transposed two
page composition containing all
of the principal chords found in
the major scales.
Others on the program in
cluded Ruth Ann Butler, Frances
Butler, John Butler, Dorothy
Dewhirst, Caroline Embry,
Frances George, Dorothy Jones,
Marthajane Kennedy, Eleanor
Lee, Guy Leadbetter. jr., Nancy
Seal, Fenwick Shugrue, and Mary
Katherine Willis
The Washington times., 1932-06-18
L ate Stage News
Direct from
Broadway

NEW YORK, June 18.-To Rob-
ert E. Sherwood's comedy, RE.
union in Vienna" has been
awarded the Megrue Prize Of $500
by the Dramatists' Guild of the
Authors League of America. The
winning play was selected by the
council of the guild.
The prize money is derived from
fund donated to the guild by
the late Roi Cooper MegrIc and
his mother, Stella Cooper Me grue.
According to the terms of the
award, which will be made for
the next six years, the prize is
given to a member of the guild
whose play. produced in New
York city, makes the audience a
little brighter and a little more
cheered when it leaves the thea
ter than when it came in" Pre-
viouS winners have been Little
Accident" Strictly Dishonorable"
and "Once In a Lifetime"
Max Gordon, leading Broad
way producer, has been appointed
tc an important executive posi-
ton in the Paramount Publix
Film Corporation, it was an
nounced yesterday at the Para
mount studios in Hollywood. With
headquarters in New York, Mr..
Gordon will assume full charge
Of Paramount contracts involving
plays. playwrights and stage
artists.
Another opening scheduled for
the week of June 27 is THE Lin
gering Past" play by Leonard
j. lyman, which will be pre-
sented at the Provincetown Play
house.
Osgood Perkins, one of the fea-
tured players in Jane Cowls star
ring vehicle, "A Thousand Sum-
mers," will leave the cast after
tomorrow nights performance.
His successor has not yet been
announced.
Travel economically In one Of the
good nsed ears advertised for sale today
in the Classified Section.
The Washington times., 1932-06-18
AsHusbands Go
Is Players
Farewell

As their final attraction of the
current season, the National Thea
ter Players will present Rachel
Crothers' sparkling comedy, "As
Husbands Co." for the week be-
ginning tomorrow night, Monday,
June 20.
The first outside play ever in
cluded in the regular subscription
list. of the Theater Guild, AS
Husbands Go" was accepted on
Broadway and the road as
piece of comedy convincingly
American. 1t serves as a contract
between the manners and morals
Of America and those Of the Eu-
ropean continent. The story, racy.
without being risque, tells OF
romance engendered between Lu'
cille Lingard. several years mar
ried to conventional banker,
and a gay Partisan bouleVardier'
transplanted from England,
young genius named Ronald
Derbyshire. This brings the
eternal triangle into the play;
but it Is subordinated by COM
edy situation which includes
another romance between a
widowed American and an old
time bachelor of gay Paree.
Charles SquireS, scenic artist,
has made elaborate sets for this
play. and Clifford Brooke, the di-
rector, realizing that this is the
last appearance OF the Players be-
fore their patrons, has endeaV-
ored to make the presentation OF
"As Husbands Go" one OF the
real, outstanding stage contribu-
tions of the season.
Two matineeS are scheduled.
Tor Wednesday and Saturday.
The Washington times., 1932-06-18

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Music Notes

Mrs. Hamilton-Wolfe's junior
pupils will give a recital Friday
night at Sherwood Sunday School
Building, Twenty-second Street
near Rhode Island Avenue North
east.
Pupils of Betty F.. Place gave
a delightful musical Wednesday
afternoon at 4503 Leland St.,
Chevy Chase, Md. Frances Det-
andort, Eileen Kohout, Geneale
Laffin and Jean Detandort gave
some well-played solos and duets.
Selections by the Rhythm Band
of youngsters were enthusias-
tically received.
Agnes Fealy, pupil of Char.
lotte Gardner Lippitt, gave a
soprano recital Monday at Stone.
leigh Court. Miss Fealy was as
sisted by Mary Apple, Jean Mum,
Donald Prince, Gilbert Linville,
Burnetta Derrick and Christie
pher Tenley.
The Washington times., 1932-06-18
Closing Recital

Demonstrations by little pupils
of rhythm. ear training. trans
position. and original composition
formed an interesting part of the
closing recital of Camille Aliens
worths Studio of Music for Chill
dren, held recently at the Arts
Club. Miss Allensworth is an ex-
ponent of the Fletcher music
method.
Certificates of graduation were
awarded Jean McCandliSh, Mar
garet Bier. Peggy Smaltz and
Ruth Eleanor Bondy.
Ethel Mae George gave a beau
The Washington times., 1932-06-18

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The Washington times., 1932-06-18
LENA Rivers" Coming
To Columbia Soon

Lena Rivers" from the story
by Mary J. Holmes, will be the
feature at Loew'S Columbia The
ater Friday. June "a.
Heading the cast are Charlotte
Henry, Beryl Mercer. James Kirk
wood, Morgan Galloway, Joyce
Compton, and Betty Blythe.
Miss Henry, who heads the cast,
is but II years old. She has ap-
peared in Huckleberry Finn" and
in Courage.
The Washington times., 1932-06-18
Did You Know
Dinehart Is Busv

In spite of all the fact that
Allan Dinehart. well-known stage
actor, has been on the screen
only since May, he will have
seven pictures to his credit with
Street of Women" the Warner
Brothers picture starring Kay
Francis, at Warner Brothers
Earle Theater. Allan has the
role of Larry Baldwin in this
adaptation of Polan Banks
novel OF New York society and
business.