The Washington times., 1934-05-04

but she is candidate it doesn mean she will be
President" said, gently batting the lady
mot be President Of she would be elected
piled the ardent creature Mrs Roosevelt the re-
markable person have had in the White House,
When next you hear particularly inspiring march with
Spanish ntonaon, ask if the tune is Hmmo de Riego"
and then inquire about its history.
Himmo de Rego part of the story of the birth of
the Spanish Republic Since it written in 1920 it has
always been song of protest
''Himmo de Riego," literaly-the hymn of de
Riego De Riego Royalist who regarded himself
Liberal Was considered by rebelous Spanards who
objecting to Ferdinand tried to set up Republican Gov
ernment.
The rebellion failed but the monarchy that returned to
power unsatisfactory The first Republic of Spain
established in 1868 with the "Hmmo de Riego' as it's
battle cry.
Two years ago. Alfonso expelled from the Spanish
throne. The Second Republic created The 'Himmo de
Rego was again the song OF protest against Royal Govern
ment.
The Second Republic though impressed by the hymn his
tory does not enjoy music Nor real Revolutionary
De Rego would be considered Conservative today
The Second Republic has asked each good musician in Spain
to submit his idea of National Republican Anthem. First
must come the music Then the words Each ympatheticay
attuned to the other.
The song selected by the Republican Committee of Awards
will be given the Hymn of the Second Republic.
beautifu1-and expensive-white Russian wolf hound
went to call the Assistant Secretary of State R. Walton
Moore the other day. The dog accompanied his Off
cia visit by his attractive Mistress Mrs Ruth Lester Bu
chanan Together they made ornamental group
hound accustomed to rugged country life, seemed little
the slippery floors but managed to keep his dpo
matte balance
Somebody asked President Roosevelt of his recent
dinners, to help local project
"Ill do what can" laughed the President but you
I'm awfuy strange in town. I've only been here about
year."
It s sickening not to be able to tell the But we
promised. Worse luck.
Anyhow, the people in the story are frghtul1y rich
Everybody in town knows who they are).
That s he is rich She is his clever and lovely third wife
and very adaptable.
On their Long Island Estate they rejoice servants
chef three assistant cooks three chaueur butler
upstairs and downstairs maids, housekeeper, gar
deners and other mnons of assorted color and occupation
At the end of each of their dnners-or breakfasts or
lunches for that materaround the table shining with
wealth is served by lvered save-a little bowl quill
toothpicks
Maybe toothpicks chic nowadays like chewing gum!
p
Mrs Robert Gates whose husband is handling press
relations for the Department Of Justice says that
running her life Kidnapers and other villains here there
and everywhere nconsderaey select strange for
their plots and Vaccinations.
Alert reporters hearing of foul deed phone the
Gates at three four quarter past two the
morning Telephones ring very loud at such hours Also
to dinner Or get into the bath tub Or is hurryng keep
engagement.
Telephones ring especially loud when other people
calling I've thought how they sounded to other peo
pie when do the calling Mrs Gates brought the matter to
my attention by speaking of crime.
Druggists Liquor D. C. Native Is GiUen