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INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866)

VOL. 14—NO. 247 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1929 3D. PER COPY —40/- PER ANNUM BEEBE BERMUDA EXPEDITION SURPASSES ALL EXPECTATION Scientist Hopes to Return CABLE NEWS IN THE HOUSE Government House THEY SA Y OTTAWA WELCOMES BRITISH The following were entertained That silence I. golden. Next Year PREMIER Serious Business at Dinner by His Excellency the Governor and Lady Bols at Govern­ * * * OTTAWA, Oct. 17.—The capital Begun: ment House on Wednesday, 16th That this won't s;cp the "talkies" today welcomed the Rt. Hon. October, to meet the Rt. Hon. Sir coming to 3erniuda. Ramsay MacDonald when the Esme Howard. special train carrying the party Marsh Reclamation Colonel Legh. arrived at nine this morning. Mrs. Legh, That even when the voices are pcor, BRILLIANT LECTURE ENJOYED Mr. Mackenzie King and members Report in The Hon. John Trimingharn„ patrons *"ock to theatres where of the Cabinet and representatives Mrs. Triminghcm, they are heard. BY LARGE AUDIENCE 1 of various Legations were on hand Major Harington, to greet the Prime Minister and Yesterday's sitting of the House ef The Rev. W. S. Hughes, That good progress is being made _t party who were immediately con­ Assembly, whilst not unduly long, Mrs. Hughes. the opera rehearsals. veyed to Government House were marked the beginning of the ser­ Mrs. C. P. Warren, ious business of the session. Cur­ Mr. MacDonald and his daughter Miss E. Harvey, That no pains are being spared t3 win be guests for the next three iously enough, it was also reUeved Miss Legh. more than most days of sitting make the producticn a bigger On Thursday evening of this week disabled and dismantled steamer days. It is stated that the Prime Miss H. Trimingham. success than ever. Minister is feeling much refreshed by special incidents. Dr. WiUiam Beebe, the weU-known to sink before his landing steps, to * * * scientist, delivered his second lec­ make a suitable breakwater, and a after his night on the train. The clerk's table presented its oo ture in HamUton to a large audi­ safe anchorage for his small boats. * * * wonted appearance with Mr. E. H. That the Cubs are going to give a ence in the Colonial Opera House. Dr. Beebe hen transferred his SCOTCH CAUTION GosUng back, though Mr. N. B. PERSONAL performance soon. On the occasion of his first lecture, hearers to the jungle of British DiU was stUl in the House. At half past two the members the Opera House was fiUed to its Guinea in the twihkUng of an eye. OTTAWA, Oct. 17.-"I would Lieut-Commander S. R. Johnson, That all the world loves the young­ utmost capacity, but on Thursday He informed his hearers that he pre­ suggest you take the despatches repaired to the Council Chamber, sters. where an address in reply to the R.N. is saUing this morning for | evening whUe the house was good, ferred to work in British colonies, with a grain of salt" said Mr. Mac­ New York en route io England. I * * * it must be remembered that this for although they thought him not Donald today when he was asked speech with which His ExceUency opened to session on Oct. 2nd was Also Lieut. R. S. Brown, R.N. sails That some fine new buildings are is the end of the summer season, quite sane, yet they left him alone. if he would discuss with Mr. Mac­ this morning on the Victoria for being erected. kenzie King regarding the de-mil­ presented by His Honour the and that many residents have not Other nationalties were apt to be Speaker to the Governor. If the England by way of New York. yet returned from abroad. suspicious, and think he was after itarisation of Halifax as initmated in despatches from the United speech itself was dull, the address That rumour is rife concerning the The occasion was honoured by gold, and diamonds and oU. Dr. could hardly be characterised as Among those booked for the use to which they are to be put. the presence of His ExceUency the Beebe's camp in the jungle of States. lively. It consisted merely of the Victoria this morning are Mr. i * * * Governor and Lady Bols, who British Guinea consisted of some * * * formal thanks of the Assembly, Fred Brewer, Mr.fH. B. Holmes, brought with them their distin­ huts of a deserted oil station called GALE DELAYS FLIGHT OF R-101 an assurance that the details of Mr. Arthur Cooper, Mr. J. J. Kopec That as usualrumour is ninety per guished guest of this week. Sir Kartabo. It was situated at sea the Imperial Government's recent and Mr. Bernard Wilkinson. cent wrong. CARDINGTON, Oct. 16. —The Esme Howard, and members of the level, between two swamps, and Colonial Development Act wiU be * * * * * * Legislature were present on the there his expedition worked for Airship R-101 successfuUy rode the awaited with interest, and that the That nothing has been heard lately violence of a storm this afternoon, Mr. J. J. BusheU was among the > invitation of I>r. Beebe. eight years. According to his own House would vote funds and con­ arrivals by the Victoria yesterday I cf extending the city limits. 'Mr. Goodwin Gosling was the words a green swizzle before break­ whUst moored to the mast, when sider BUls which might be sent • • * the wind, which at times reached morning. Chairman of the evening and after fast is a great deal more dangerous down by the Executive. The views That Dr. Beebe's lecture was thor­ introducing the lecturer, who he than a boa constrictor or a vampire forty mUes per hour, caused the * * * __ the House on many of the matter Miss A. S. Eve returned yesterday oughly enjoyed. declared needed no introduction bat. projected trial flight for to­ referred to are not even sketched. to a Bermuda audience, he referred Vampire bats are a very much morrow to be postponed. on the Victoria after a trip north. * * • in a few appreciative words to the over-rated horror, in his estimation, * * * A|ter His Excellency's formal * * * That he really must be persuaded honour of Sir Esme Howard's pre­ for their methods are very simple CARDINGTON, Oct. 16.—With reply of thanks, the Assemblymen Dr. and Mrs. A. Hutchings Frith to come again. sence, he thought it was a proud and sanitary. They simply hover completion of the first flight of the returned to the Sessions House, returned to their home. "Long- | * * * day for Bermuda in that she was over their victim while asleep, R-101, air officials are looking for­ and the ordinary business was re­ ford," Warwick, after spending an I That the one-design boats failed to welcoming an Ambassador for the lower a tube and puncture the hand ward to the maiden flight of the sumed. Col. DiU took up the extended vacation in the States. 1 put in an appearance on Thvrs- first time. or toe or whatever part of the body R-101, which, it was announced, Boards Act, and was in the middle Mrs. Frith has been the guest of | day. Dr. Beebe received a most hearty is exposed, and draw away about a would leave the hangar next week. of a sentence endeavouring to her daughter at Niagara Falls for ] * * * welcome, and for an hour and a half teaspoonful of blood. After its Complete satisfaction is expressed explain its complicated language, several weekr. That it was not the weather that he held complete sway over his drink the bat neatly seals up the at the performance of the R-101. and convince the House that this * * * prevented the usual race. audience, interesting and enchant­ puncture with some marveUous * * » was not only reaUy complicated, Miss Frances O'Neil was among ! * * * ing his hearers with his wonderful antiseptic collodium of its own. R-101 READY FOR SECOND TRIAL when Mr. pattotf entered, followed the returning passengers by the That the crews were all too busy at tales. Tales which lost nothing in This appears to be a wonderful pro­ by the Rt. Eon. Sir Esme Howard, Vic yesterday morning. work. the telling, for Dr. Beebe has the vision of nature to preserve the vic­ LONDON, Oct. 17. -The second British Ambassador to the United * * * States, and his son Mr. F. Howard, Mrs. Glenwood J. Sherrard and most wonderful gUt of fleeting sug­ tim for the bat's delectations, for trial flight of the new British air­ young son arrived yesterday morn­ That even yachtsmen work some­ gestion and of wit which bubbles the patient does not get iU or die ship R-101 wiU be made tomorrow, they had been present in the ing from Boston. She was ac­ times. o .*er merrily and then is gone. of the wounds given—not at once weather conditions promising to CouncU Chamber at the ceremony companied by her sister. Mrs. Before giving his lecture on the at least! be favourable. The airship will there, and on Sir Esme entering A. T. Stanwood, of Reading Mass., That a busier time is coming soon. British Guinea jungle. Dr. Beebe Asked about the danger of the leave the mooring mast at eight the House the members rose, and j who will spend ten days here. was good enough to bring his audi­ jungle, Dr. Beebe says that he al­ o'clock in the morning and fly stood whUe he passed up the floor | oc That an extra boat may be put on. ence up to date as regards his work ways replies that there is none, westwards making a tour over the to be greeted by the Speaker. at Nonsuch Island. He amusingly provided the necessary precautions large industrial towns reaching The visitors were given seats within LOCAL JOTTINGS * * * are taken. A baby placed by an her base again some time before the bar, at the side of t__e Speaker's pointed out that a beef steak tasted i That hotel men are foolish enough extremely good when they were unnatural -mother in a cradle, sunset. Lord Thomson, the Air chair, and stayed until the end of | to want to work harder. the sitting, when they were shown ! It is always a great pleasure to lucky enough to get it at Nonsuch covered with a mosquito net, and Minister, wiU be one of her pass­ record improvements in our build- | amid an orgie of fish, and that left out in the jungle all night engers. He will be accompanied the evidences of Bermuda's old- j established government by elected i ings (and there have been many That there is no pleasing some therefore he had purposely chosen would be as safe as in its mother's by his secretary and proposes to such improvements lately i but j tD give his audience only a small room. He had never got a mother carry out the normal day's work representatives. people. The only message received from | one of the most striking and com­ bit of his fish story, and a beef to try it for him, but he knew it whUe in flight as he would if he plete changes is to be found in the steak in the form of the British was so! He had written five books were in his office. Major Scott His Excellency the Governor was j one drawing the attention of business premises of Messrs Cosl- I Guinea jungle. on the British Guinea Expedition, who is in command is greatly j ing Bros. Front Street. BELMONT MANOR SUNDAY and in each he had landed the the House to the fact that the I Work at Nonsuch has come up to pleased with the way the airship ! By very clever design the whole of and gone far beyond, his expecta­ cUmate and the advantages of that yesterday weathered the storm King Edwa-d VH Hospital owed CONCERT £298 for supplies, and this amount | the ground floor has been recon­ tions. Years ago when he was a unexplored and wealthy colony, conditions while at the mooring structed and the result is most member of the Arcturus expedition but with apparently no effect, for mast. fell due before January 1. The | attention of the governors of the j pleasing and commodious. he had realised that around Ber­ the idea was still abroad that it * * * Although not yet completed in Another fine concert will be given muda the waters were rich in deep was a most unhealthy climate. Hospital had not been drawn to it ; THE NAVAL CONFERENCE until lately, and the Executive ; detail, tlie store gives an impress­ by Henri Taylor at the Belmont sea fauna. Nothing could have The Kaieteur Falls, 100 miles in­ ion of space and airiness impossible Manor tomorrow night. These suited his purpose better than land are higher and more beautiful LONDON, Oct. 16.-The ItaUan considered that the only thing to I reply to the Naval Conference in­ do was to vote the money. It was j before, and the layout of the var­ Sunday night concerts have been Nonsuch, for there they were with­ than Niagara, and yet there is not ious departments provides unusual very popular throughout the sum­ in five or six miles of ocean water even an Indian hut within dozens vitation says "The ItaUan Govern­ not in the nature of an extra grant, ment is desirous of co-operating The bills should have been met with facUities for customers and clerks. mer and are a delight to the guests sinking to a depth of a mile or more. of»miles of it. On the second floor may be found as well as to the many local people For six months they had systemat­ Dr. Beebe showed most beautiful with any action which will eUmin- money appropriated for last year, • ate the expenditure and dangers but this surplus, if any, had lapsed. | the telephone order department who make it a point not to miss the ica^ combed these waters for deep pictures between portions of his which enables the firm to carry opportunity of hearing good music. sea specimens over a circle of about lecture, the pictures being both of excessive armaments, and of At the end of the ordinary bus- | strengthening the hope that British iness Mr. Watlington took the mat- j out orders efficiently and promptly, Henri Taylor and his orchestra eight mUes in diameter. Their coloured and moving pictures. The the store rooms, offices and every are to be complimented for the nets had been lowered every day— vivid colours and the antics of intltiative may result in real pro­ ter up and explained it more fully, | gress towards a solution." and the House agreed to vote the section of a thorough and up-to- splendid entertainment which they weather permitting—to the depth strange animals were most date business house. provide nightly on the beautiful * * * money. A Resolve for this purpose i of a mile, for four hours, and slowly entrancing. The sloth, for exam­ The reconstruction was carried Cedar Court. the ocean going tug Gladisfen had ple, and the Atlas or Ants of the ABDULLAH KHAN INSTALLED was given a first reading. The report of the committee ap- i out by Messrs G. H. Burland and The programme, commencing at steamed at the rate of two knots jungle made wonderful reels. Boa KING OF AFGHANISTAN Co., who not only completed the 8.30 p.m., will be as follows:— an hour over their fishing ground. Constrictors at work and at play pointed in January to investigate j the materials and methods used in work in record time but cleverly Overture—Tancredi .Rossini He had of late lost count of the followed, a Kangaroo mouse search­ CALCUTTA, Oct. 16.—Abdullah avoided any cessation of ordinary Two Songs: number of specimens, but when he ing for food with a family of seven Khan, younger brother of the exiled the reclamat on of the marshes ! was presented by Mr. Talbot. The business during the alterations. ia) Sylvia last knew it was nearing forty-one clinging aU over her made one fear King AmanuUah, has been in­ (b) Morning...... O. Speaks thousand. Eighty-six per cent of that suffrage had not reached the staUed King of Afghanistan, in committee get a Uttle "of their own back" at the House by pointing i Very exceUency reports continue Selection—Victor Herbert Favour­ the known deep sea fish had been jungle, and last of aU, the antics succession to Bachasakao, who to be received concerning Dr. ites.... Sanford found in this area near to Bermuda, of an Anteoter being caught created abandoned Kabul last week. out that owing to the delay caused by the difficulty in procuring funds, W. E. Tucker, who recently under­ Slavonic Rhapsodie .. Friedemann and around the shores of Nonsuch a laugh which did not die away until AmanuUah, who is now in Italy, went an operation in England. Suite—"Norwegian" Schytte 200 species of shore fish had been Mr. Anteater was safely housed in is expected to be recalled to the the services of Mr. A. R. Dufresne, the Canadian engineer, could not He was able to leave hospital on 1. peasant's Dance, found to have their habitation. the Zoological Gardens in Central throne. October 3, and is now recuperating 2. Eventide, Park calmly eating eggs and milk be obtained. They learnt, however, Dr. Beebe remarked with satis­ * * * in the country. 3. Rhapsodie. faction on the comparatively in­ out of a dish. that some suggestions made un­ AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT officially by Mr. Dufresne had been * * * Trumpet Solo—The Rosary__Nev_a expensive methods that he had been Dr. Beebe's wish that he, should PLEDGED TO WORLD PEACE Selection—Countess Maritza — come back with a very large dredge adopted by the Department of The activity of the Health De­ able to enploy. He feared that he Kalman would be in very bad odour with to try his luck in from 500 to 1,000 Works in reclaiming the marshes. partment is very commendable SYDNEY, Aust., Oct. 16.—The Prof. Turner, of Columbia Uni­ and the pubUc should fuUy co­ other scientists, who in asking for fathoms of Bermuda water was new Labour Government wiU God Save The King large sums of money, would be heartily endorsed by the whole versity, New York, had made de­ operate with the staff in ensuring cordially co-operate with the Im­ tailed analyses of the chemical every possible source of danger faced with his moderate expenses audience, and there were many who perial Government in development oo at Nonsuch. would have liked to have taken this nature of the soils and materials to our public health. Development of the Empire, and wiU work for being used. He finds that the filling of our tourist trade and the in­ Dr. Beebe spoke with much ear­ opportunity of pubUcly telUng him world peace, according to the WEATHER FORECAST nestness of his hope to return next so. of the mrash with spoU from MiUs crease in local population increases Premier-elect Scullin, replying to Creek will be entirely satisfactory the work of the department and year. He goes home to New York The proceeds of the lecture, at messages of congratulation from Oct. 18. now to classify and name his num­ Dr. Beebe's kind suggestion, will be if it is ultimately protected with it is therefore neccessary that British Labour Leaders. vegetation, but he recommends every assistance should be rendered Bermuda and Vicinity erous wonderful specimens, and he j devoted to the Bermuda Historical * * * declares that the ocean around | Society. that it be first determined whether in a vitaUy important matter. Moderate to fresh north-west and MELBOURNE, Oct. 16.—Mr. oo Bermuda provides work for many | oo this spoil is in sufficient quantity. north winds. Weather somewhat Bruce stiU vaUantly trails his If it should prove to be insufficient overcast with occasional showers years to come. He thanked his Labour opponent, according to ST. EDWARD'S CHURCH ExceUency the Governor and the AMERICAN AMBASSADOR ON it should be supplemented with tonight and Saturday. VACATION returns from the election thus coal sand, arranged so that the top people of Bermuda for the generous far to hand. The votes from out­ offer of Nonsuch Island. He was I be filled with spoU. The committee Owing to the indisposition of the NEW YORK, Oct. 16. -Mr. Dawes, lying portions upon which intense wish to have a copy of the report Rev. Father Cox there will only be They're organising a United sure it was the "world's record" in interest is centred, wiU decide the American Ambassador to Great sent to the Department of Works, one Mass celebrated at St. Ed­ States of Europe. Wonder where the way of kindness and the final results. Bermuda Swiss family of Robinson Britain, arrived here today on a for their "serious consideration." ward's Church tomorrow. This the vice-president's folks wfll sit? had even provided him with an old short vacation. (Crat_M_. «a Page !•) (Continued on Page 10) will be at 11 a.m. —Jacksonville Journal. Between Cable Office and New Raleighs until October 31st at filO each—WADSON'S— ( City of Hamilton ) m**?s**v>*mm**ym*P.

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and Colonist Daily The Diary [Note-—AH correspondence mibm.t- PARAMOUNT ted must be accompanied by tbe writ- SPECIAL i In Natural Colour P-it-lil Daily oi ', tor's Mime and address as a srunrantte Of authenticity, not necessarily few f**t»- lication. 1 be Editor reserve, tbe «*-* I SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER i; to accept er reject any let • ers forward­ ed, and publication does not imply By The Bermuda Press, Ltd. J* I agreement with their contents—Editor J RICHARD DIX ^^**\1a*fi**f**m****f****^ ©et- 17th. IN My heart overjoyed with thank­ MALIGNED CONSTANTINE Bermuda Roadways fulness that I am come to such an honourable and high estate that tt ** aU men welcome me back to my Somerset. Frequent references have been REDSKIN beloved country after my travels. 17/10/.--. made in these columns to the ex­ And at the club I am so popular STUPENDOUS! The new epic of the periments made in roadmaking in that members accept my hospitality The Editor, Bermuda by the Bitrodite Paving many times in succession Royal Gazette and Colonist Daily, American Indian. Companionpiece Company, Philadelphia. without any regard to the usual Hamilton. These experiments, we under­ convention of returning kindness to the immortal " The Vanishing stand, have proved successful in for kindness. So I am late for Dear Sir: American.** Filmed in Technicolour spite of the fact that difficult grades dinner on the first night of my As the party originaUy responsible were selected for the tests, and no arrival and my dear wife peeved for the Wilson-Constantine con­ in the beautiful Southwest. complaints, so far as we are aware, that she robbed of my company tact, and as one privy to the ar­ Current Events have been made as to cost and even for a few hours. rangements entered into. I desire durability. to give a flat contradiction to Pathe ferial The president of the company, the paragraph a-pearinc in your Mr. W. H. Stansbury, has suggested issue of today under the caption: "THE EAGLE OF THE NIGHT" Episode 9 the formation of a local company Learning all the news this day Inconstant Constantine. of the happenings in our world to carry on and extend the opera­ It is to be regretted that your PATHE NEWS and CARTOON during my absence. And first I Richard Dix in "Redskin''/ tions and several well-known local informant did not take the trouble r am right well pleased that my dear A Paramount Picture business men are interested. to find out the true facts of the case friend Major Thomas MelviUe DU1 The former Director of Works before seeking to malign the fair is again restored to his robust was understood to be favourably name of a man recogEisedly great | health and high spirits. And when impressed by the method and the as "a sportsman and a gentleman." TO-NIGHT MECHANICS HALL ever I feU in with men of letters, following letter may fully explain I am taking it for granted you see, law or business during my travels, itself: that your informant really does not Doors open 7.30 ADMISSION — 2/6 and 2/- Show 8.00 I was always bidden to report on know the facts. Bicrodite Paving Company, our brilliant and charming Attor­ Commercial Trust Building, It is not necessary here to relate ney-General. He ifs beloved Philadelphia, the whole circumstances surround­ THE HUMANOPHONE COMPANY abroad as he is at home, and he September. 20, 1929. ing the proposed visit to our shores 16474f«... greatly honours our country as of this great cricketer, and the sub­ our country honours him. The Manager, sequent cancel ation of the same; Islanders. In fact two of them were Bermuda Press, Inc. suffice it to say that in consequence Englishmen, and one was a native of a certain proposition put up to of Somerset, Bermuda. And I do hear of great schemes MECHANICS HALL Dear Sir: him, Constantine agreed to come Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for raising a loan for the develop­ to Bermuda and play in a series of I am, yours truly, Further to my proposition of ment of our island. Never did I July 26, regarding your roadway games to be arranged locaUy. FAIR-PLAY. MATINEE TO-DAY—3 P.M. dare hope that this dream of mine Subsequent to Constantino's ac­ # * * problems, in wttich I feel sure you would so soon be reaUsed and I ELYNOR GLYNN'S aro interested, knowing the condi­ ceptance of the terms proposed, [It should be pointed out that the am puzzled to known how our certain changes were made at this words quoted by our correspondent tion of your existing methods, and finance committee have come to the personal desire to offer you a end, and he was apprised by cable were spoken in the House of As­ ^ T^ "MAD HOUR" such a change of heart. Miss of alternative proposals, which he sembly by Lt. Col. the Hon. T. ML. better and much more economical Ad Valorem has been their lover A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE and satisfactory solution upon my evidently felt did not meet his ap­ DiU. As he is Attorney General, so long that I feared she would proval, hence the cancellation of we attach some weight to his ti next visit early in October, when I come to be their bide for ever and \ With SALLY O'NEIL will be glad to meet you and give his visit. opinion on such a subject as this, ever. In the Ught of this information and accepted it for editorial com­ X^^ ALICE WHITE and LARRY KENT more details at that time. # * * It is not the intention of inter­ now supplied, the pubUc of Ber­ ment. But even then we acknow­ Also PATHE SERIAL ledged its source. We have not fering or disorganising your pre­ I do also learn of strange hap­ muda can judge for itself whether "THE EAGLE OF THE NIGHT" Episode 9 sent organisation, but to help the penings at the East End, a district this great cricketer deserves the expressed that opinion independ­ Colony to obtain much better re­ that has always been dear to my slur cast upon him by the mis­ ently. It is highly improbable and CARTOON informed article in today's Colonist. that St. David's Islanders should, sults from the present amount of heart. , ADMISSION—1/6 and 9J. expenditure you have for roadwork. I do account for these happenings Teams of cricketers are constant­ have been chosen to serve on such a My idea would be to form a private by reproaching those who have ly passing between the West Indies, jury, so the feared impUcation THE HUMANOPHONE CO. loci i company to erect a modern ever refused to listen to my plan Canada and England; and those of cannot exist.—Ed.] crushing plant which would reduce of making St. David's, a rich gem us who are interested in the wider ——oo the existing cost considerably, also in the Colonial diadem, a part of and more substantial phases of these inter-Empire tours are hoping MACDONALD CONFERS WITH erect a bituminous mixing plant in our beloved island. MACKENZIE KING THE LAST conjunction ywith the crushing As a light is a terror to the evU- that very soon. Bermuda, having VICTORY plant, and manufacture and lay doer, so is a bridge a strong link evidently out-grown such opposi­ TIME IN tion as New York can offer. wUl _ONDON, Oct. 17.—Mr. Ramsay TO-NIGHT this material; manufacture this in the bond of friendship. Were MacDonald accompanied by Miss THEATRE material at a price which would we to join St. David's to the mam- take her rightful placo in these HAMILTON Imperial exchanges. TMs beijag so, Ishbel MacDonald left Toronto allow your existing roadway or­ land, we would be the richer by at midnight for Ottawa where he ganisation and equipment to lay coming to learn more of a charac­ we must be careful not to create friction by unfounded, unwar­ arrived this morning. He was met THE the same. Or if desirable to manu­ teristic people, and they would by the Canadian Premier Mr Mac­ PERFECT facture and lay this material our­ be the gainer by the revelation that ranted and untrue statements; this in addition to the fact that it is kenzie King. Mr. MacDonald pro­ BIGGEST selves, using the Colonial equip­ we are not as black as we are ceeded to Government House where H IN STORY ment which is ample to do three painted. grossly unfair to hit a man when he is not in a position to fight back. he was welcomed by Lord Willing- MYSTERY times the amount of road surfacing don. Governor General, and Lady The reference to "other interests CAST of which it does at present. This WiUingdon, whose guest he will PICTURE But I have not learned that we in Bermuda" is to my mind, too is no reflection upon its present be during his stay in the Dominion are any nearer to the solution of contemptible to warrant notice. method as the existing waterbound capital. Later he went with Mr. OF THE AND our transportation problem. I am, system entails four times the Mackenzie King to the latter's When I was in Spain I did travel Yours faithfuUy, SEASON amount of labour and time than country house at Kingsmere for a by motor with a party of dear Ber­ C. A. ISAAC-HENRY. DIRECTION the new system. talk which is expected to deal mudian ladies. They had heard sad * # * The cost of a complete plant mainly with the subject of naval stories of the reckless driving of I Our correspondent is evidently would be about $25,000 delivered to Umitation. Tonight Mr. Mac­ the Spanish chauffeurs and I laying too much stress on what was Bermuda. Th s amount excluding Donald wiU be the guest of honour "THE DRAKE CASE" knew the trip called for a display of obviously a play upon words in­ asphalt would be the only money at a dinner to be given by the A picture that will hold you in thrilling suspense until the real courage. tended humourously.—Ed.] expended outside of Bermuda. I Dominion Government in Parlia­ last moment. "The Drake Case," establishes itself as vastly would be glad to take up one-fifth But as we dashed up mountains, scooted down hills, skidded round ment BuUding at Ottawa. He wUl different from the run of murder trial courtroom films because of this expense and the balance to probably make an important speech of its unique story and its extraordinary treatment. be divided among local interests. corners and leaped over boulders, the ladies all declared that of all ST. DAVID'S FIRE INQUIRY on the occasion. He has numbers Would be glad to take full respon­ of other engagements to fulfil With a Cast including sibility for management until we the pleasures in life motoring was the most enjoyable. So I did before he leaves Ottawa for Mont­ GLADYS BROCKWELL, FOREST STANLEY could educate a local member to St. David's, real on Monday evening. do this work. This plant would be suggest that it was strange that our 17 10 J9. ROBERT FRAZER, BARBARA LEONARD and beloved island should deny her­ paid for within five years and re­ THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JAMES CRANE turn good investment each year in self such joy. And with one con­ Dear Mr. Editor: addition to paying for the plaftt, sent they all declared that Ber­ May I be granted a little space Also Universal Serial "A FINAL RECKONING" and would also give the colony a muda was different." It was! the in your paper in which to clear St. of the Episodes 3 and 4 much more durable roadway at less roads over which we traveUed David's of at least one crime against cost than the present system. I would not be tolerated for one the Government. In three issues QUEEN'S CLUB And UNIVERSAL LATEST NEWSREELS moment and any man who drove wiU have detail cost complete on of your paper have I read comments Doors open 7.30 Show 8 my next visit. a car as this man would be locked on the fact that at the inquest on will be held up for five years. I claim the following advantages: the fire at the Pilot Station boat- Admission—2/- and 1/6 1. It would enable the present house, the jury returned a verdict Colonial equipment to accomp­ directly contrary to the evidence. Wednesday, October 23rd, 1929 lish four times the amount of I did also take a drive with my This is taken as a proof that the at 730 p.m. roadwork than existing water- dear friend Charles Peniston Pitt, St. David's Islanders are deter­ MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3 P.M. bound system. what a man of resource he is. mined "not to spUt on the other WILLIAM FOX Presents 2. It would give much longer Ufe "Charles" I said, teU the driver feUow," but to stand together L. BARNARD, without repairs. to find a nice hotel where we may against the Government. Sec-Tres. -3. It would eliminate the dust eat. May I inform the pubUc that "FLEET WING" nuisance. "Righto! he exclaimed with gusto none of tjie jurors at the inquest I 4. It would reduce cost of crushed and proceeded to give directions in on the boathouse were St. David's 103921-u.s. Also "A FINAL RECKONING" Episodes 7 and 8 stone fifty per cent. a strange language. 5. It would eUminate horse secre­ "You speak English?" he de­ Admission 1/6 and 9d. tions percolating the surface. manded, weU, why not? What's the 6. It would eUminate cement gut­ use of driving a car if you can't THE ters. speak English. Eats! we want eats." BERMUDA MOVING PICTURE CO. 7. It would reduce traffic noises to Then by mimicry that would 1.472«I«Fs a minimum. have earned him a forture on the "YOKOHAMA MAID" 8. It would reduce the existing stage, he explained that an aching surface glare. void wanted fiUing and that time I (A Japanese Comic Operetta) 9. It would enhance the value of was a very important factor. property considerably. Truly, a gift of language is a IN THE treasure beyond aU price. THE BISHOP OF BERMUDAS OWN WOLF CUB PACK 10. It would reduce detours entire­ COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE ly- will give a on Very truly yours, . DISPLAY OF CUB WORK and CUB GAMES Traces of dwellings of 2000 B.C. w. H. STANSBURY. and domestic utensils, bone idols, THURSDAY EVENING, 7th NOVEMBER At ST. ANDREW'S HALL carved vases, and small arms in on Wednesday, November 6th —oo copper of the same period have and TUESDAY EVENING, 12th NOVEMBER been discovered at Magurs Jilavei, 8 to 10 p.m. Doors open at 8.00 Commence at 830 Lieutenant-Commander Donald near Bucharest. and Macmillan. the Arctic explorer, Cast includes Well-known and Popular Artistes has returned from a cruise in Chorus & Orchestra on Thursday, November 7th which he claims to have discovered The King has approved the ap­ 5 to 7 p.m. the last remnant of the great ice pointment of Mr. Carleton Moss ADMISSION: 3^ and 2/- cap of the Pleistocene period. It King to be a Puisne Judge of the Proceeds to be devoted to local institutions Tickets 2/- for each performance Ues, he says, between Irobisher High Court of Judicature at Alla­ Bay and Hudson Strait, covering habad in the vacancy to be created A plan of the Opera House can be teen ud ticket, obtained, later. Children 1/- at the Thursday performance only an area of approximately 200 square by the retirement of Mr. Justice 10362tsl2.wl6.sl_.w23. . 10473ttl9.s26.s2. miles. Ashworth. THE BERMUDA CIGAR STORE HUDSON BAY SMOKING MIXTURE 2 oz and 4 oz tins (On the Corner) THE ROY_ L GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER; 19, 1929 Page 3 ROUND THE HOTELS t.r The Management of The Latest Ideas in Social Activities—Arrivals— The St. George Hotel Entertainment Departures announces i

Mr. George E. Scott, of Toronto, Inebriated Wife:' 'Darn these flies r' THE THIRD ANNUAL HALLOWE'EN SAM ROBBINS is a guest at the Frascati Hotel, Sympathetic Husband: "M'dear, having arrived last Monday by the they lika your breath." FROLIC and his Bermuda. Ee is associated with * * * the T. Eaton Company Travel Huisband: "I'm dying for a drink." Bureau of Canada. Wfe: 'Tm dying for two drinks." October 31st, 1929 ORCHESTRA * * * * * ' * First She: "What are you wearing Miss Ethel Betts, of New York, 10206.1-eito 31-10-29 is enjoying a vacation in Bermuda tonight?" and staying at Belmont Manor. Second She: "Nothing much." * * * * * * Miss Lorna Doone Vreeland, of At ln»era_t___—Miss Henrietta Scarsdale, N.Y., is a guest at Bel­ G. Lucke, Miss Olive L. Cummings, ELEANORE NINON mont Manor. Miss Vreeland's .'tfiss Myra MacKinzie, Miss Anna Bring the O. Rupple, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Leo Mantin father and mother were here 'ast season and Miss Vreeland also Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. O. Wegman, Miss E. Northrup, Miss E. Sieder, n paid Bermuda a visit three years From the "Abbaye de Theleme, Paris in a ago at which time she was a guest _.__ss F. Lins, Miss E. Hedges, Miss KIDDIES at Inverurie. A. M. Hettinger; Miss E. M. Haire, programme of irresistible appeal. Miss Vera I. Buckalon, Miss Jeanne to Newlands, r. and Mrs. G. C. Hamilton Hotel Guest-:—Miss Kinslien, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. M_ -__. Zamprelli, .ifargaret Man- Brooke,Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Bakes, FRASCATI HOTEL & GOLF CLUB Iscale, Mr. and Mrs. BL Monges, Mr. and Mrs. N. Potencci, Mr and "The Most Talked of Hotel in Bermuda" TiOUise __. Eoffnian, E. E. _\tc- .Mrs. G. L. O'Keefe, Mr. and Mrs. Hotel Bathing Beach splendid for Children Cracken, Misses McGrail and Cre- If you like Distinctive Music and H. L Hansen, Miss Elise N. Mills, Expert Nuisemaid in constant attendance han, Mildred and Pauline Glock, Mr. D. J. Walsh, Mr.W. H. Kratch, Unique Entertainment come to Eleanor Dobkin, Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elms, Miss M. Man- Special rates for the little folk: A. M. Hooper, Anna G. Griger, iscalco. Miss M. Zawpelli, Miss C. Under three our complimentary guests Mrs. Gertrude Danby, Carolyn La Sante, Miss M. E. Kostering, Between three and twelve—half thc adult rate. Knoblock, Mildred Diamond, Mar­ Marie S. Hoff, Miss Gertrude S. iM24*th.s. to H-ii-29 "Ask The Man Who Has Been There garet M. Brady, Florence E. Gates, Finke, Mr, and Mrs. I. N. Tang, THE HAMILTON Miss Mae E. Tobin, Irene M. Lan- Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Behn, Mr. W. ; non .Misses Irene and Helen Noonan A. J. Noonan, Mrs. E. H. Mac Coul, A. Cadieux, Mr. J. L. Hickey, Mr. David Liebermann, Miss Eleanor SPECIAL FERRY SERVICE FOR DANCING AT THE Miss Bessie Innes, Mr. and Mrs. C. •>-K.»-K(-»-M^K.-B*_H-«- Ruffing, Mis Edna Corry, Miss J. Layfield, Misses Bertha and HAMILTON HOTEL ROOF GARDEN Charlotte Hopper, Miss Martha Viola Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Specht, Mr. John G. Kano, Miss As a convenience for the Residents and Visitors on the Paget Brown, Mrs. Edw. and Miss A. M. Anne A. McKernon, Miss Eliza­ and Warwick shores, the following time table is being ran Minor, Geo. M. Crawford. Paul F. beth A. Donovan, Miss Jeannette j every week night, with late trips on Monday, Wednesda3', NEW WINDSOR HOTEL Grimes, Miss Rose Abrams, Sadie Schumacher, Miss Joan Serr, Miss ! Friday and Saturday evenings:— European Plan - American Plan F. Miller, Miss Grace Duncan, Marion HaU, Miss Gladys M. Hall, Leave Darrell's Wharf Leave Hamilton Miss Dorothy Wild, Mrs. E. J. Miss Adeline Sheridan,Miss Dorothy 8.00 p.m. 8.15 p.m. and Miss Helen Burdett, Miss B. Johnson, Miss Rachael S. Light. 8 30 " 8.45 " I PALM QARDENS Catherine Knott, Annette Lynch, 9.00 " _ 9.30 " DANCING IN A FAIRY GARDEN Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lewis, Lillian 10.00 " 10.15 " Roberts, Edith Williamson, Esther This week at Hotel Frascati:— Monday; Friday and Saturday Nights Mrs. Louise de Leon, Miss Flor­ 10.30 " 10.45 " Freeburg, Edith Nubel, Evelyn 11.00 " _ 11.15 " (Other nights by arrangement) Lauro, W. H. and Jr. Walker, Miss ence M. Smith, Miss Ruth M. Richards, Miss Anna M. Douglas, 11.30 " 12.00 " [tie only Helen C. Drown, Bertha Shear, Miss Kathleen Collins, Miss Eunice •12.20 a.m. '12.30a.n-. Salt Ket- BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON - DINNER Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Thompson, Corey, Miss Rosemary Dooley, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Malone, * Monday. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday only. Table D'Hote - Service a la Carte W. Flanagan, Miss R. Hanlon, Wm. Renwick, Mrs. G. D. Murphy, THE BERMUDA TRANSPORTATION CO., LTD. Local Specialties: Miss E. V. Robson, Miss Ann Cav- Miss Violet Hopley, Mr. and Mrs. anagh, Miss Mary Wallace, Miss Pearman, Watlington & Co., Managers* Lobsters - Green Turtle - Steaks E. J. Rowley, Martha Carlson, Mary McDermott, Miss Mae Plenge, 9251t«-__stp. Squabs - Scallops Edythe Burger, Mrs. H. Murray, Miss Marguerite Newmann, Miss Miss A. De Baun, Robert Brandon, Marge Faherty, Miss Dorothy D. UNEXCELLED CUISINE - FINEST VINTAQES Ruth C. Ryan, Anges Herman, Duffy, Miss Velma McGarrity, Mr. Josephine Merenholt, Frank W. and Mrs. John Hill, Mr. and Mrs. SOMERS COLLEGE Taylor, Mrs. Mae W. Ambach, Geo. W. Ray Jr., Mr. Geo. S. Ethier, Miss Pearl Bronkie; Miss A. Kane, • Mr. Augustus C. Noll, Mr. and Mrs. BERMUDA Miss M. Hoogerzeil, Miss E. M. Earl Akins, Miss Katharine Gra­ Thibideau, Margaret B. Ramette, ham, Miss Frances C. Wissig, Miss Situated in Southampton Parish, on the main road MILITARY BAND Katherine Morse, W. D. Johnston, Anna Buckel, Miss Katharine Mee- to Somerset—10 minutes from the foot of Gibbs Hill. 1 x. of the Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps F. G. Mayer, R6se and Gertrude han, Brown, Muriel A. Jillson, Mr. and * * * A BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL Mrs. N. L. Mansfield, W. C. Parsons, SENIOR AND JUNIOR HOUSES (By kind permission of Major R.C. Earl, V.D. and Officers) "MJSS BROOKLYN" ARRIVES sons, Jr., Miss L- J". Akin, Mrs. (Girls will be taken at the Junior School) Anna Akin, Mrs. R. Grace Akin, "Miss Brooklyn," winner of a Principal: Revd. R. Oborne Walker, M.A. (Cantab.), Hon. CF. WILL PLAY AT John S. Akin, Mrs. p. Mattiessen, Assisted by: H. Vernon Welch, M.A. (Cantab.). Miss Holland, H. and Mary Cummings, F. and J. Bermuda trip through a radio Experienced Kindergarten Mistress. Miss Miriam Holland, Straubmuller, F.,Freeth, M. Qincy, beauty contest in her home city, Visiting French Mistress. ELBOW BEACH HOTEL Elwood G. Donakeeg, Charlotte arrived yesterday morning by the LaSante. Victoria and will make her head­ For Prospectus and Booklet apply to the Principal. quarters at the Hamilton Hotel. Phone 595M During the Summer Season Unfortunately, she missed the ship —Special School 'Buses are run both from Paget and Somerset FRONT PORCH CONVERSATION last Saturday, but her arrival yes­ 9427tt__. to 6-3-30 terday was looked forward to with Every Monday, from 7 to 9 p.m. He: "Did you go to bed last night?" interest by her admirers. She is She: "I think so. Anyway, the a statuesque beauty, and her smile 8-54ts.__.tp. door was locked on the inside." wiil certainly work havoc in the * * * breasts of the Terrace Room sheiks. First Man: "Have you seen your It is easy to see how she won the wife today?" contest, for she has a charming Second Man: "No, she's shopping personality and is sure to be popular FOR SALE with the trombone player." here. PRIVATE * * * * * * He: "They brought him to by Rare Golf Party. An entirely a Two Canadian Built artificial respiration." exclusive party embarked in the GREETING She: "Oh, I didn't know they had '"-Sanger" on last Thursday after­ ROWBOATS that in Bermuda." noon for Riddeli's Bay to remodel * * * the course at that popular resort" I CARDS 12 and 14 feet He: "My wife has a receptive mind." The participants were Mr. and Mrs. She: "My husband has a recep­ Manges, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bur­ Copper fastened throughout tive stomach." rows, Mr. and Mrs. Quinlan, Mr. BUILT SPECIALLY FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS * * * Gerald Conyers, Mr. Glen J. Sher­ rard, Mr. Wilkinson, and Sally He: "How long have you been As in past years we have a nice range married?" Matthews. Owing to Sam Rob­ of Christmas Greeting Cards from .THE BERMUDA CIGAR STORE She: "Ten days." bins' well known prowess on the "On The Corner" He: "This way to the bar." links it was decided to leave him at which a selection can be made and * * * home. Elongated scores were the which will give your personal greeting Store opens at 8 a.m. and closes 6.30 p.m. order of the afternoon's play, 10433t__-. He: "People seem to take their evidently, for Mrs. Quinlan was the stamp of your own individuality. time down here." the only survivor who bragged about She: "What's the difference as her score. She walloped around Each year we have found it necessary to long as they take the money." nine holes in 73. Others on the * # * course from the Hamilton Hotel impress on our friends that orders for Experienced Visitor: "God made were Mr. Killinger and Mr. Lai- pri. ate greeting cards should be placed Mens Broadcloth Tennis Shirts tha Sea Gardens, but the Devil field, both of whom are enthus­ early, and we trust we will be pardoned mixes the drinks.** iastic about Bermuda golf. A Splendid Quality for repeating our reminder this year.

7/6 and 10/6 Christmas will be with us before we can realise it, and your Christmas YOUNG BROTHERS message to be truly effective, must be l-445<_f_..e-_p. CHANGE OF TIME TABLE sent in time.

IRELAND ISLAND, SOMERSET AND HAMILTON FERRY ORDERS MUST BE PLACED Commencing Monday, October 21st, 1929 Your First Cost is your Before Saturday, November 9th Leave Leave Leave Leave No orders will be accepted after this date. Last Cost when you use Hamilton Watford Bridge Ireland Island Somerset Bridge the quality hardware 3.15 p.m. 4.00 p.m. *5.15'p.m. that we sell. 5.50 " 6.45 " 6.20 " 7.00 p.m. •Fridays 4.45 p.m. from I.I. N.B.-Balance of Time Table as usual The Bermuda Press, Ltd. STATIONERY DEPT.

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>Coughs STORY OF "_____-S_^_^, MBC- Easily*** KANJ.CS HAU. TONIGHT. "B" and "CT Teams \ This^Way Matches played en Oct. 15, I-.? Just rob Vicks Wing Foot, son of a Navajo ___- on throat; also dian chief, returns to his tribe I swallow a little after his graduation from college. Police "B" j . every few hours Unable to accept the ancient super­ P.C. Gooch.. _ 100 i stitions and customs of the Indian " Kensell _ 100 j he finds himself an outcast among, " Loader 100 [ VICKS his people but he strives to con­ " Stringer _. 100 ' ' /^DANGER UNE '•^VAPORUB form outwardly and wins back Sgt. Silcock 77 ' /. meet gums OVER KMIUIONJARSUSEDYEARLY some of their favour. When the i old tribal medicine man dies and 477 • Wing Foot refuses to take his place, however, he is driven from B.V.R.C. "C" I the tribe. Sgt. Moss __ 100 ! During his school days and col­ Cpl. Crisson _ 96 j lege years, he has fallen in love Stn. Frith _ _ _ 99 f with Corn Blossom, a girl from L/Cpl. Eve 80 • another tribe, the traditional en­ C.M.S. O. Eatherley 71 . Just Brushing Children* s Teeth ******* ^~^^^*«^---__S--__-^V emy of the Navajos. Wing Foot SEA. SICKNESS goes to find her and she is over­ 446 ! in the roughest waters. TMs ap­ joyed when Wing Foot steals into Is Not Enough! palling nausea .is unnecessary Buf­ _ i fering. M-thersiH"'- prevents Travel the village to her. He finds that Sickness on your joumess ty Sea, her father is trying to force her to Police won by 31 points Only with a dentifrice containing a trust­ perative need, for it contains over o\xy0 .rain. Auto, Car or Air. 3* marry a member of his tribe. .~~ at Drug Stores OT direct worthy antacid can the teeth be properly Squibb's Milk of Magnesia, a safe and Tae MoUi-rsiH Remedy Co., IM. Before Wing Foot can take her B.V.R.C. "B" Jft- To* , , - Montreal protected. In the tiny crevices at The Paris __•*_*• 4_LT-V)W X.C___- away, he its discovered and has to Rfn. Martin 80 effective antacid, which for many years has fee. He wanders into the desert L/Cpl. Rix 86 J Danger Line, where teeth and gpinis meet, borne the approval of the dental and medi­ where, without water, his pony dead Rfn. Blackman 100 : r_'ute particles of food collect. They Rfn. Harris 71 ; cal professions. and near death, he has a vision cannot be reached by mere brushing. They of his mother which leads him to Sgt. Gauntlett 65 i Squibb's Dental Cream contains no soap, Forgotten Valley. There he finds 402 | ferment and form acids, which must be astringents, 2"t or other harsh abrasives— NICHOLL & ASHTON, Agents water and—oil. His discovery just neutralized to prevent tooth decay and nothing that can harm the most delicate Distributors, Hamilton, P. 0. BOX 375 precedes the arrival of two white Queen's Club "B" gum irritations. oil prospectors and they race Wing F. E. Smith 100 j tissues. It is pleasant in taste and effective Foot to the nearest telegraph S. Hemmingway... 100 I Squibb's Dental Cream meets this im- in cleaning and preserving the teeth. station to file the claim. E. C. Hussey .«! Meanwhile Corn Blossom has J. C. Nauen 100 J escaped and, pursued by her tribe, I. HUl _ 100 i she heads for the Navajo reserva­ tion and Wing Foot. Wing Foot 461 beats his competitors to the tele­ graph station, places his claim and Queen's Club "B" won by 59 points I returns to tell his people of their i good fortune. He arrives at the B.W.V./. "3" SQUIBB'S MILK 100 i village just as Corn Blossom's C. C. Valis OF MAGNESIA ; F. Jeffrey 100 j pursuers close in. A. N. Welch 100 j ir, a reliable antacid * * * R. W. Healy _ 100 ' .-. nd a safe, mild Iaxa- "FLEETWJNG" MATINEE AT VIC­ livewhich for many C. Bartlett _ 100 years h_s borne TORY TODAY tbe approval cf the 500 i.icdical profession. "Fleet wing," the Fox Films pro­ A teaspoonfui at Contains over duction which will be the matinee night ensures a Queen's Club "C" ; weet breath and 50% Squibb's feature at the Victory today, is a C. W. Smith 85 stomach in the thrilling picture full of action, morning. W. Reece 80 Milk of Magnesia mystery and intrigue. G. Smith.... 30 One of the biggest scenes in the mCtiasf's G. S. W. Smith. . 96 picture is where Thirya, the harem A. Haskell _ 91 E. R_ SQUIBB CL E V. _ CJ R K girl, rides through miles of blister­ G O MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS TO TH! :NC- 1858 esrveJbod ing desert to save her lover from 382 ram _r>i--__Bgga - death. The magnificent spectacle of a B.W.V.A. "B" won by 118 points fa Bermuda the Dr. Chase's Medicine Co. is repre- desert storm raging at its height is .entcd by J. S. Vallis, Hamilton, who carries a bound to thrill the most sophisti­ large stock and will supply the trade promptly LEAGUE TABLE cated movie patron. In the fea­ Points tured roles are many actors well PWLD For Agt. -- — *••- -\ -r - :TH Rtr-*s_Dv known for their individuality and Queen C. "B" 12 9 2 1 5576 4684 THEft_s4^RO^ ?_. T charm. Ben Bard portrays the B.V.R.C. "B" 12 9 2 1 5487 4979 villain with a touch of artistry B.W.V-A. "B" 12 8 4 ^ 5469 5349 YHgRAPfONNo.2 that provides some high-powered B.V.R.C. "C" 12 4 7 1 5303 5282 PLA Y SAFE I TH^RAPBONNO.3 entertainment. The others in­ B.W.V.A. "C" 12 3 8 1 5110 5362 No. _i Cures Discharges No. 2 Cures J31O( _l Poison. No. 3 Cures Chro.io Wetnesses. clude Barry Norton, Dorothy Janis, Queen C. "C" 12 2 10 0 5000 5637 f«)l(5byIea

notorious episode of the motor FROM OBSCURITY TO car. An old friend, one who had been with him a bare-foot boy, ! To maintain oneself on this earth is not a PREMIER had risen to great commercial hardship but a pastime if one will live simply success. When the "Lossie loon" went to Downing Street as the and wisely first Socialist Prime Minister the Thoreau Mr. Ramsay MacDonald's other man from Morayshire gave him a Daimler and endowed it To drink Career with a batch of shares. The name •n of this friendly donor was in the It is always difficult to appraise honours Hst for a baronetcy. It "HIGHLAND QUEEN the merits of a political biography is true that none suspected Mr. is to make fancied hardship into pleasure, and when the subject is still living. MacDonald of any kind of tacit The personality and the principles bargain. He was not to be blamed .neigy the wisdom cannot be disputed of a statesman which move the for evil, but only for the tact­ biographer to lyrical enthusiasm less appearance of evil. As Mr. l6%R_ot_i__ may stir the critic to dislike or Tiltman says of the gift of the mistrust. The confident verdict car: of the biographer as to the future Prior to this kind action, JOHN F. BURROWS & Co. of his idol or victim may arouse Sir Alexander Grant had given the keenest antagonism in his the sum of £10,000 towards the Bermuda's leading Wine 'Merchants reader. When the biography is founding of a Scottish National of a man like James Ramsay Library, and it was for this FRONT STREET QUEEN STREET 'vlacDonald these difficulties are magnificent contribution to the Telephone 149 Telephone 664 intensified. learning of his land and their "__r. Hessell Tiltman, for example, benefactions that his name appear­ 10388<.«Jti_.___p in "James Ramsay MacDonald" ed in the Honours List. (Jarrolds, £l-ls.), agrees with H. Mr. Tiltman glosses over, with W. Nevinson that Mr. MacDonald a refernce to other records, the has "in him something irresistible Campbell case, which was the prime .... he has that power which cause of the fall of the first So­ Goethe was the first to call 'per­ cialist Ministry. In that incident, ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO. sonality.' " It may be so, but to in the matter of the change of UMITED some who have watched him both front, under extremist pressure, in Parliament and out he has on the Russian Loan, and in the UAKER OATS is nature's ideal health food, rich in the never seemed other than an aver­ stupid folly of the Red Letter, Q very elements required for the sturdy, healthy develop­ age specimen of his type raised ment of body, bone and muscle. Its energy building qual­ Mr. MacDonald in this book is ities are derived fr«m its abundance of carbohydrates; its by circumstances to a high public seen rather as an injured inno­ protein builds muscles and tissues. Vitamins, roughage, all altitude, as Mr. Tiltman elsewhere cent than an inept politician. are present in generous quantities in tbis ideal health food calls him a "true born Scot which nature has given us. aloof, reserved, inclined to ob­ DOMESTIC SCENES Quaker Oats for the first meal of the day nourishes us to stinacy and intolerance." We have finally a picture of the work through the long morning hours without hunger or ASSETS EXCEED "Every friend of Mr. Mac- Prime Minister's home life." He fatigue. It supplies the energy and vitality which replenish the forces used up by study or play. Donald's must at some time or knows, we are told, the names and another have met his unseeing Delicious, economical and easy to prepare, Quaker Oats habits of the birds which sing in should form a part of the daily diet of everyone. £30,000,000 eye; experienced the chill of his garden, and the names and going into his room (on in­ characteristics of all the flowers " J hook for the full FIRE, REGISTERED MAIL, vitation—there are only two that grow there. There was a sad name Quaker Oats and the familiar Quaker figure. people known to have made a time when he was uncoverted to LIFE, BURGLARY practice of walking in unexpected wireless, but now "his greatest Special Policies can be arranged on application and unasked), and being looked musical joy is to listen to the Glas­ at, if looked at at all, as though gow Orphesus Chir." not there." The great hour of the week at Qua ker Oats BUTTERFIELD 6c GO. If such were the only testimony Frognal is the Sunday afternoon Telephone 581 AGENTS available, one would have no option tea-party, and the every few privi­ A. J. GORHAM, Agent 10356«HIs. to 26-16-29 but to write down the present leged persons to join in that family Premier as one of the uncouth function get sidelights on MacDon- Scots whom Charles Churchill and ald's character which are never T. W. H. Crosland, in their respec­ revealed elsewhere. The home- tive days, delighted to belabour. baked scones, bannocks, and other But Mr. MacDonald is more than Scottish concomitants of the family Just Arrived that. meal are there in lavish abundance. New A Smart Selection of The career which Mr. Tiltman Afterwards the close friend will sets himself to display for us be taken up to the study for an hour as a romantic story is, indeed, an and there MacDonald will discuss LADIES' FELT HATS authentic romance, says a re­ books and literature with the dis­ viewer in "The Yorkshire Post" cerning knowledge of the con­ in the new "off the face" styles. (a staunch Conservative and anti- noisseur. For this man can dis­ IFE Socialist paper). The bare-foot cuss literature and art with the Fourteen different shapes, in the following new bairn, meagrely fed in a poor same sure touch that the nation Fall colours. home; the admiring and helpful has learnt to expect in his political in your village dominie; the two attempts pronouncement. to earn a living in England, first Marron, Cocoa, Beige, Monkey, Patou Red, But, lest we are left in doubt at Bristol, and then in London; Flashlight Bottle Green, Royal, Navy and Black that here is a man of vision. Mr. the episode of starvation on the Tiltman has another searching London streets; the gladly accepted revelation to make. What had job of addressing envelopes; the Price 10/- spurred the "Lossie loon" from finding of a post as agent to a poverty and obscurity to eminence Look worth double. Liberal candidate—who, Mr. Mac­ and power? A passionate belief Donald has whimsically noted, in Socialism, a restless altruism, Displayed in our Church Street window only went into Parliament after an urge to change the world? the young Scot had left him— Perhaps. But Mr. Tiltman says: — the eventual attachment to a new It had long been his ambition to party; the happy and successful live on Hampstead Heights. . . . T. J. PEARMAN & SONS marriage; the shattering widower- And there we leave him, living on 10419«rCth.eilp. hood—and after that success, with Hampstead Heights between visits periods of obloquy and public to Lossiemouth and Geneva and unpopularity, culminating in two No other batteries last as Washington—a man of destiny Premierships. The "Lossie loon," long, give as brilliant light, or come to his own. But if Stalin reading his own story, must surely are as economical as Eveready in Moscow reads this life, he will, Unit Cells. slip through the years back to his one fears, be more convinced than beginnings, and lay down the Always insist upon We Invite You to Inspect ever that in Ramsay MacDonald book with a fervent "Losh, mon!" Eveready—the world's finest the English bourgeoisie have found of admiration at his own achieve­ flashlight battery. Obtainable their appointed leader. ment. from all first class dealers. ——oo — Beware of imitations. — OUR NEWLY RECONSTRUCTED STORE Language of Diplomacy?—He had A FEW MISTAKES long been known for the odd-look­ ing pipes he smokes, for his fac- IN HAMILTON But what manner of man ourite "cuss" words, "Hell and emerges? The plentiful speeches sel­ Maria"; and when he assumed ected with skill by Mr. Tiltman office as Vice-President of the You will find everything to please the are for the most part more re­ United States he attracted nation­ MREADY dolent of the Brotherhood meeting Trade Mark wide attention by his prompt taste of the Connoisseur in an absolute­ than the Cabinet room, or the fight to change the traditional debating chamber of Parliament. UNIT CELLS rules. Because of his abiliy o sp ly up to date atmosphere. The episodes that strew the path ino h limgmach of the Senate.— are not all of them striking tributes —they last longer Editorial in the Richmond Times- to the Premier's sagacity or judg­ Dispatch. 4042 ment. Bis opposition to the war reads to-day like a bad error of j judgment rather than a sincere GOSLING BROTHERS conviction. He attacked Edward WHY STAY Wines, Spirits, Groceries and Provisions Grey on false premises, accusing him of having "worked deliber­ RHEUMATIC? 1840.

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These are busy days for foreign shipping. The keels of two 40,000 It is a good investment! ton Italian liners are soon to be laid down. The French .line an­ nounces a super-ship, more than 1,000 feet long. The British lines are studying; and revising their plans in the light of the Bremen's success. The race for sea supre­ macy was never keener. Only in the United States is there hesitation. Senator Rans- dell has called a meeting of Ameri­ can shipping men to consider the situation. It was high time. The morale of the American merchants marine is at a low ebb, and in the upbuilding of a new industry against intense foreign competition BUTTERCRUST WINS such a dead halt has damning The approval of the public for many reasons. It is consequences. carefully made of the choicest ingredients, texture Blame for this situation is not and flavour are almost beyond the chance ol im­ single. A large part of it rests provement. Now we take another step in popular­ upon Congress, which created an izing this delicious Bread by making the price Six­ ineffective agency in the United States Shipping Board and passed pence per loaf. in the Jones-White act a far from BUTTERCRUST BREAD is on sale by all Grocers perfect law. Some day the exe­ and you will recognize k by the handsome waxed cutive powers of the board must paper wrapped with die Butter Crust Label. be placed in the executive branch of the government —in a bureau of the Department of Commerce, BUTTER CRUST BREAD for example. The ambiguities of In waxed paper wrappers only. the Jones-White act must some day be removed—when Congress 6d. per Loaf. in the course of time emerges from GENERAL fPELECTRIC its hysteria over shipping lobbies. But what is to be done in the BERMUDA BAKERY, LTD. mean time? Is the government Refrigerator TELEPHONE 241 to sit idle and permit this new industry to lose hope while other nations make secure their lead When a refrigerator contributes efficient motor is unusually small. over American shipping? to the health and comfort of We urge the necessity of a con­ Its roominess makes fewer trips trary policy. We beUeve a sound the whole family for years to to market possible. All foods Golden Wedding regard for the economic position of come ... when a refrigerator America, as well as its security in are preserved in healthful fresh­ the event of war, calls not for delay cuts the tasks and the costs of ness, because the temperature pending the arrival of perfection, housekeeping .... then it PURE RYE WHISKY but for action, the bending of never rises above the 50 degree every available resource to the proves itself a thoroughly sound danger point. Food wastage is A Rare Distillation aid of our merchant marine. investment. The Shipping Board is not the absolutely done away with. Matured in charred oak casks and bottled obstructive body that it once was. in its natural purity straight f rom the wood. It is today largely composed of The General Electric Refriger­ Come in today and see the many able men eager to co-operate with the Administration in the up­ ator consumes very little current models yourself. Study them building of shipping. We feel con­ because all the heat generated carefully. And send for a de­ fident that a majorityof its members • rises above the cabinet, not scriptive booklet. . • J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. will join in any sound measure. The chief obstacle to progress through it. And because its .978«S«_s.ehp. at the moment is the recent de­ cision of Mr.Hoover's Inter-depart­ mental Committee, which, if cor­ Everything Electrical for the Home rectly interpreted by shipping men, will end all mail aid under the ROBERT D. AITKEN Jones-White act pending action Bird Cages by Congress. This decision is in­ telligible and contains a fair crit­ QUEEN STREET, HAMILTON icism. It is a long advance on Holly Whips the Postmaster General's original

reason for holding up mail con­ *_ -i tracts. • TIM TABLE Break-back Rat Traps • -..3_ 7- Ia -«•_ But as applied to the United States Lines the decision has no FOR OCTOBER Whisk Brooms weight whatever that we can dis­ cover. The ambiguity in the act High Water Sun­ Sun­ upon which postponement was based Date A.M. P.M. rise set was whether or not Congress in­ tended the purchasers of Shipping 19 8.15 8.36 6.06 5.24 Board vessels to have a preference 20 8.56 9.18 6.07 5.23 _ of a Minute in the award of mail contracts. GODET & YOUNG 21 9.41 10.07 6.07 5.21 "ing with ENO The "criticism had force in respect 22 10.33 11.02 6.08 5.20 to the Gulf problem before the , inertia, sleepless- 10463«Cs 23 11.33 6.09 5.19 iost office Department. It has no . - — these are a few 24 12.41 6.10 5.18 vestige of force in respect to the 12.06 lings. Poisons areclog- 1.57 6.10 5.17 appUcation of the United States 25 1.18 -1 stream ... poisons 5.16 Lines for a North Atlantic contract. 26 2.35 3.11 6.11 r- own intestines. 5.15 For there is no possible competitor 27 3.45 4.17 6.12 bracing glass of ENO's 5_1- Try Our Home Made in this field. The only other bid 28 4.46 5.14 6.12 ch morning. Almost 29 6.00 6.13 5.13 on file is that in behaU of a line 5.37 :.laches vanish, appe- 30 6.41 6.14 5.12 operating under the American 3ag 6.21 i cage, sleep is sound 31 -.1, 6.15 5.11 RYE BREAD just one slow ship. 7.00 5 I ul. Ir'i.y ENO's sparkle is There are ample funds available 25th—Last Quarter. is ior i: is reflected in your for an award to the United States Mean high water Spring tides— your spirits, FRESH DAILY Lines. Such a contract would 4ft. 4ins. rr. v morning. Watch naturaUy be based upon .services Mean high water Neap tides— : I retura as poisonous actually to be rendered that is to 3ft. 8ins. __I£_t ___N^ : d from your intestines Tv. .' say, the maximum would be reach­ Mean tide level—2ft. 7ins. C-ak AT ed only when a fuU weekly express N.B.—Heights are given above Cn sufc at al rnnades TM TWO SIZES service was installed. The build­ soundings on charts. *ft but ir.sist on &2\'0 ing of the two new great liners H.W.F. & C. 7 hours, 59 minutes. -_-..-..$«-____ WILLIAFront StreeM t MURPHIE'PrompS GROCERt Deliveries Y projected by Mr. Chapman's com­ Age of Tide assumed to be \ day. HAROL 1 F.RITCHIE & CO., Inc. pany would speedUy become a *rfjP-\ ,-• :„-_>*-__> — 493 Sunset and sunrise refer to upper 3tNs_> Belmont Bldg- New York Phones 718 reaUty. limb of Sun touching the horizon, \%m< A_so__ Toronto Sydney Wellington Pi pared only byJ.C. ENO, Ltd., London, England 10446*10. s. We have yet to hear any under­ height of eye being 20 feet above sea %3gt* standable reason for the delay level. **-^f*X**m*^.%*>*%Mi$vr9i9^•W In this award. The excuse ori­ Times are Local Mean Times. J1.1* _•*! *»*"__. *; -i. ^

f DELTA SIGMA DELTA exactly the same as the number of years since the inception of the Fraternity—-47—being seated at the \ Dentist Fraternities on Vacation table. The D.S.D. extended a help­ ing hand to all, and carried the ' The members of the above fra- gospel of brotherhood in the dental STYLISH * ternlty, who arrived' at the St. profession. GAIN-A-DAY i George Hotel on Monday last, and Dr. Josephine Pfeifer was evident­ - who are about 50 in number, are ly surprised at the toast-master | having a wonderful time on what asking for a speech, but she was The washing machine "par excellence" DRESSES J is to several of the party their first delighted to be present, and had visit to Bermuda. Previous to their enjoyed it immensely. for the large family. Requires no supervision arrival the members had attended Dr. o. J. Olaffson said he was while running; 60 lbs. of soiled clothes washed the Annual Convention of the very fortunate to win the first clean in an hour; the cost, only 4d. for power. American Dental Association in prize in the Golf Competition, when It pays to use power. IN Washington, D.O. there were so many other players As Dr. I_ L. Davis, of Chicago, who were better golfers. It was who is looked on as the "Father" of the first trip he had made with the the Fraternity, looks back on the fraternity, and he hoped to go to 42 years since its inception he must Denver next year. WHIRLDRY New and Very be gratified at its steady growth. Mr. F. P. Higgins who conducted It first came into being at Ann the tour said it was an honour and Smartest Modes Arbor, Michigan, in 1882-1883, and pleasure to travel with them. Just the thing for baby linen, for those the Fraternity use Greek letters, Dr. Wm. Sharp caused much things you don't want to send to thc laundry, and "Delta Sigma" "Delta" is the laughter that considering he was oldest dental fraternity in the travelling with so many ladies, he but big enough for all the washing of a small world. A few years later ZI PSC had a delightful time. It had given family. No wringer in needed, it drys the PHY and later still ZI OMEGA, and him great pleasure to be with them clothes by centrifugal force. So small that 50/- these three are the most prominent all. Their host that evening had it can be stowed under the table when not in dental fraternities. Dr. Davis ac­ given them a wonderful dinner use. These machines will not injure the dainti­ companied the party, and acted as which they all had enjoyed. est fabrics or break any buttons. chairman of the tour. Dancing took place in the Ball­ In honour of their visit the man­ room and a merry time was held, VV e are so certain that one of these agement of the St. George Hotel, Mr. Creighton leading, as only he machines will be invaluable to you, that it have made splendid arrangements can the "Paul Jones," which was will do away with your laundry bill and make for their stay here, and an excellent One and two - piece vociferously encored, and a "Lucky washing day a pleasure instead of a day of programme of sight-seeing and Card" dance got everybody on the sports has been thoroughly en­ floor, and was won by Dr. and Mrs. laborious toil; tkat we make this o___r. models of Satin, joyed, and the popular manager W. C. Southern, Milwaukee , Crepe -de-Chene and of the hotel, Mr. C. B. Oreighton,. Winconsin. Phone 394 'today— let "Power" do your has been the recipient of many The Hotel orchestra played their next week's washing. 0__r representative will Rat Crepe that dis­ congratulations from members of numbers in their usual excellent come with the machine and do it for you. You the party. style, and dancing continued until will be sole judge of its worth. If *yon are On Thursday the chief events of after midnight. play many new touch­ satisfied keep the machine, remember our the day were the Golf Tournament * * * instalment system makes that easy for vou. If es in flares, pleats and and a Fishing Party, and both PERSONAL were highly successful The fisher­ Dr. E. Walter Edlund is the Pre­ not we will take it awa.. colourful trimmings men who made history were Dr. L. sent Grand Master of the Chicago Glen Cody, of Denver, Colorado, Auxiliary of the Supreme Chapter, j Dr. W. W. JEskey, of Pittsburg, Pa., and practices in May wood, a suburb | Sec What POWER WiU Do For Y ou. j Dr. De Witt Hall, of Pittsburg, and of Chicago. j Dr. A. ___. Williams, of Chicago. 111. Mr. F. P. Higgins, who made all The party went out with Sidney arrangements for the present trip, i THE WOMAN'S SHOP Pitcher and had extraordinary suc­ is associated with Powers Travel THE B.E.L.P. &. T. CO., LTD. cess, among their captures being Bureau of Chicago, and is known as REID STREET Butter Fish, Hamlets, Bermuda "Uncle Frank." He hopes to send 10 439«_«7f.s. Salmon, Hinds, Sharks, etc. It a party to Bermuda every week in 10451t--! was such a wonderful catch, that 1930. on their return a flashlight picture The Chicago Dental Society is the of the famous fishermen surround­ largest component part of the ed by their fish was made by Mr. Just Received Fresh Stock American Dental Association which W. Rutherford, and this will show has 500 members in Chicago. that this is no fisherman's tale! Dr. Josephine Pfeifer, of Chicago, Royal Enfield Bicycles The Golf Tournament showed the who travelled with the fraternity, wealth of talent among the dentists, is the only lady dentist with the Water Heater Best Fittings and the tournament, which was party. over 18 holes, occupied the party Dr. L. A. Platts, of Chicago, £9. 10. 0 on Thursday afternoon. Dr. Olaff- Beta Chapter, is Deputy in Charge son, using his mid-iron got right of Chicago College of Dental Sur­ on to the green from the tee at the gery. THE BERMUDIANA CYCLES second hole, and playing steady Dr. H. F. Methuen, Eta Chapter, golf throughout in spite of a strong is Deputy of the North Western Phone 440. wind He had an excellent score University Dental School. and won the first prize. Mr. Hig­ Dr. L. I_- Davis is Past Supreme gins at the 4th scored an eagle, and Storage Capacity J-.•/•/.V'/-afW -_-.-.-_- Grand Master of the Supreme Chap­ was responsible for the longest ter. He is one of the 5 founders of drive of the day, a beautiful one of the fraternity. He was born in 18 to 68 Gallons I 280 yards at the eighth hole, fol­ Somerset, England, and settled in BLAZERS lowing this up by getting on the the United States half a century green from the tee in the ninth. A ago. For Boys and Girls competition was also organised for the ladies of the party, and some -oc- The Water Heater that really good golf was displayed by 7/6 to 35/- . "Mrs. Eskay and Mrs. Platts who An attack upon an express train Burns Oil to Deliver Hot I secured the ladies' prizes. in Bulgaria arranged by Agraro- The entire party were the guests Communist exiles who had secretly ] Water to any Building, j of Mr. Oreighton on Thursday returned from Yugoslavia was j LOCKWARD & CO. I evening, and no detail was lacking frustrated by Bulgarian police last : Anywhere, Automatically 10_i7<. «J.eitp. *t | to make the dinner party, one to be week. %i*3%a**t'^i3^9^^*fit!>P^I*>r9^^F*^^ remembered. The "ship" was Safely, Positively, and at transformed, the colours of the fraternity being shewn in the light­ the Lowest Cost. ing and decoration scheme. Over X X the door of the "ship" was the il­ x luminated sign in pale blue and X .m&w®r» carmine "Delta Sigma Delta" and Si Wf the shaded lights and decorations )£ ^ ^&********** £ carried the same colours. The din­ ner table gave a very pleasing effect H Make your Children ]g mtteifack with the fern and bouganvillea, the X Happy latter being a perfect match in the colour scheme, and one greatly s X cjhe leading mineral water admired. x For November 5th X An admirable dinner was served X THE BERMUDA TRADING COMPANY AT ALL HOTELS AND CLUBS which was a triumph to the culin­ X X (Bermuda Distributors) GOSLING BROTHERS, Agents ary staff, and thorough justice was Use X X Reid Street Hamilton done to the perfect catering, and a X ALL X flashlight photograph was taken X F X Telephone 601 Hotels-Steamships-Stores Supplies of the party by Mr. W. Rutherford. FRESH X 9981<_<_s.tp All Orders Receive Carnival hats and favours were 8 worn by all, and a very festive spirit X I STOCK X Personal Attention prevailed. X R X Bermuda Representative After dinner toasts were the order X X W. S. PURVIS of the evening and Dr. Davis proved X himself an excellent Master of X E Ceremonies, andMr. C. R. Oreigh­ X X ton being called on to speak did so X W X EXPORTER amid much applause. He was sorry X Largest X Special Sale FRUIT-PRODUCE that their stay was only for a short X Assortment X time, and though Denver is the X O X 280 Washington St. venue of the Convention next year, X OF New York City he hoped to have the pleasure of X R ever welcoming them again at the St. X Imported X George Hotel the following year. X K JR. (Applause.) They had a Very en­ X I joyable Golf Tournament and amid X X MEN'S SHIRTS To pay off mortgages cheers Mr. Creighton presented the X X To meet Inheritance taxes handsome prizes. X To provide for dependents The awards were: X Dr. O. J. Olaffson, low net. EtvgStere, X TO-DAY To educate children X ti&M- Dr. A- J. Anderson, low gross. X KntiU--—->__; X To protect old age Dr. L. A. Platts, runner-up. 10352ffl$.w. X To save Mrs. Eskay, low net. X To secure your business Mrs. Platts, runner-up. XX&ffliXXXXXXXX To the tine of "Sweet Adeline" Formerly 8/- to 16/- —arrange for life insur­ with Dr. L. Glenn Cody making an ance with excellent choirmaster the entire party sang with much harmony, ICE CREAM "Oh Delta Sig, dear frat of mine Priced at §** With purpose true, your aim's Largest Output divine Best Ice Cream Your strength to fight, for all things right, Greatest Variety MflHt_u_ne/_w. You're the ideal of my Ufe L HEAP OFFICE HAkll-KX.CAM. O' Frat of Mine." COX & WILSON Dr. Davis who received a great THE GOODY SHOPPE ALBERT E. NICHOLL. Local Agent ovation said it was singular that the 10236qqtk.».t«.tp. U4S8qq_. number of diners that evening was __tt2__E_a_Sfe

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Warwick Methodist Church, Cobb's . HiU I CHURCH SERVICES 8 p.m. Service. * * * SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 Grace Church, North Shore 11 a.m.—Service, Pastor. XXI Sunday alter Trinity 7.30 p.m.—Service. Mr. J. K Lady Violet Astor Rundle. CHURCH OF ENGLAND * * * AFRICAN METHODIST EPIS­ The Cathedral COPAL 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. From Canada's snows 11 a.m-—Matins and Sermon. St. John, BaileyT. Bay 7_30 p.m.—Evensong and Ser­ Rev. R. H. Tobitt, Pastor to India's sun . . mon. 11 a.m.—Public Worship and Collections at all the services Sermon. for the Medical Missions of the 3 p.m.—Sunday School; and re­ she has kept her &F.G. hearsal of special Sacred Songs. * * * 7.30 p.m.—Public Worship and marvelous complexion Pembroke Parish Church Sermon. Subject—"A New People 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. and a New God". After meeting 9.45 a.m.—Children's Service. of Church Council. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer, and * * * Sermon. THE SALVATION ARMY 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer nd Sermon. Special Collections lor Hamilton .__edical Missions. 7 a.m. —Knee Drill. * * * 10a.m.—Directory Class. St. Monica's Mi_s__-i 11 a.m. —Holiness Meeting. 9.30 a.m.—Sunday School. 3.15 p.m. —Company Meeting. 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and 8. a.m.—Salvation Meeting. Sermon. Special Collections lor * * * Medical Missions. Flatts * * * 10 a.m. —Directory Class. St A „.*_s___c'_ Mi*v.ion 11 a.m.—Holiness Meeting. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer, and 3 p.m.—Oompany Meeting. Sermon. 8 p.m.—Salvation Meeting. 2.15 p.m.—Sunday Scho-I- * * * _-l5 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon. ^ CHURCfl NOTES Special Collections lor Medical .' li_5ions. MUSICAL RECITAL *-* * * A short recital of music will be Daughter of an Earl, Lady Violet Astor grew up amidst the pomp Garrison Ch rcSv, Prospect given in the Cathedral after the of vice regal courts. A brilliant hostess, she often entertains royalty 8 a.m.-Holy Communion. evening service on Sunday next. in her magnificent London house—but loves country life best. 11 a.m.—Parade Service. The vocalist will be Mrs. John 7.00 p.m. Evensong. Trimingham, who will sing "Come 9 Rev. E. E. Walker for Chaplain. unto Him" (from the "Messiah",) 0VELY Lady Violet Astor. Hers is the beauty of This is the Pond's method for home treatment. St. FavrPc -Starch, Pa**et and "Ave Maria," Bach-Gounod. 1__ the EngUsh countryside. Hair as golden as ripe wheat, For thorough cleansing, apply Pond's Cold Cream over 8 and 10.45 a.m.—Eucharist. Mr. Gilberthrope will play "Offer- Violet blue eyes, skin as pink and white as a wild rose. face and neck, several times a day and always after 4 30 p.m.—Evensong and address toire in C minor," Batiste, a group Ft Lady Violet has lived amid Canada's snows and under exposure. Pat on with quick upward, outward strokes. tT children. Collections for Med­ of four short pieces, consisting of India's sun, yet kept the bloom of that marvelous English The pure, suave oils sink deep into the tiny pores and ics,! Missions of Society for Propa- two Preludes, (in A and C minor) complexion. She is outspoken in her praise of Pond's. float the dirt to the surface. Wipe off Cream with a soft g«r..o___ of Gospel. by Chopin, "Petites Litanies de N ***** Pond's have done a wonderful service to women," cloth or tissues. Week-days 7.30 a.m.—Eucharist. Jesus "by Gabriel Grovlez, and "National Song" by Grieg. The Bays this lovely English noblewoman. "They've put in Then, smooth on a film of Pond's fragrant Vanishing St. Mark': Churcb, Smith.: concluding number will be the OUT hands the means of making our skin look younger Cream—It protects your skin, gives a velvety bloom and 11 a.m.—: ..riling prayer and brilliant "Schiller March" by and younger each year. Those Two Creams! Practical— makes your powder stay on for hours. oly Ccmmunion. preacher, the Meyerbeer. delightful—effectual—they keep my skin so perfectly Give your skin this care during the day, and always Ai-hdeacon. * * * cleansed and protected. at bedtime thoroughly cleanse with Cold Cream. Leave PASTOR RETURNS on a little overnight if your skin is dry. In the morning H ly Trinity C_-._t___. BaHey'". Bay i Rev. J. J. Mcllvride, who has see how soft, how supple your skin looks. _ ;i. m.—Evening Piayer and Ser­ for the past three months has been Follow Lady Violet's way to keep a lovely skin. You ial r. Preacher, the Bishop. on a Holiday, resumes duty to­ can buy Pond's at all stores and chemist shops. Pond's morrow. St. James's, __.it. xs While in Scotland he- attended Extract Company. S _.__-- 3 oly _-____:____• n. The Union of -ssembly, held in •** V a.m.—..Icrning prayer and Edinburgh, and. on Sunday week MR. ALBERT E. NICHOLL, Dept. A-lS Ss; men. there will be a special Union Free Offer: *-* B.* _-_, ____-____, __».&. 7.-0 p.m.—Evensong and Ser­ Thanksgiving Service at Christ mon. Church, Warwick. Cut out and mail Name * * * coupon for free trial Christ Church, Devonshire Addrei TOUNG PEOPLE'S DAY tubes of Pona"s Tteo 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. Tomorrow will be "Young Pond's TBmJamousC*r*?m*f-^oUandVantshing. Use them always 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and delielitful Creams. People's Day" at St. Andrew's and your shin, Uke LadyFh>le£slwiTl?gTow younger every year." eht Fund's Lxtiact Compiny, 19*0 Sermon. "* _-______•_,_-- _—M___-__. -_> Presbyterian Church. In the morn­ 3.30 p.m.—Holy Baptism. ing at 11 the Sunday School 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and scholars will occupy the front Sermon. pews and the order of service will Special collection on behalf of be the Rally Day programme ar­ Medical Missions. ! ranged by the Presbyterian Church C/_ in Canada. At 7.30 in the evening St. George'? Parish Church Rev. W. J. Hurlow will preach a MATTRESSES 7.30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. special sermon to young men and 11 a.m.—Matins. CO women. * * * Our new lines are St. David's A.M.E. 9 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. 5 p.m.—Evensong. The Local Missionary Meeting of St. John's A.M.E. Church, sche­ UNSURPASSED ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH duled for the 15th inst has been deferred to a later date owing to the Q inclement weather which prevailed Both in Colour and Price St. Edwad'r, Hamilton 11 a.m.—Mass. S p.m. Benedic­ on Tuesday last. WALNUT, IVORY, GREY, .WHITE tion. * * * * * * The Bermuda Ministerial As­ FRESBYTSR~A-_ CH-RCHES sociation will convene the opening session of their new term on Mon­ CHESLEY E. WHITE St. Andrew's, Hamilton day, November the 4th at 2 p.m. PQ lC019«:«Ith.s.iu.lp. 10.30 a.m.—Sunday School. (St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 11 a.m.—Rally Day Service. City) when the Rev. Clayton Mun- 7.30 p.m.—Ycung people's Ser­ roe, of Ireland Island will deliver vice. Rev. W. J. Hurlow. the Presidential Address on the subject "Bridging the Chasm." Christ Church, Warwick * # * 10 a.m.—Sunday School. A Harvest Service of Songs is , i^®5___. 11 a.m. Morning Serviee. being prepared for Sunday after­ 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service. Eev. noon, November 3, at St. John's J. J. McHvride. A.M.E. Church, Bailey's Bay. * * * Mil \ METHODIST CHURCHES SALVATION ARMY NOTES ^ Adjudant Armstrong of United Wc. ley Church, Hamilton States will conduct Harvest Festival IF 11 a.m.—Public Worship. services at Hamilton on Sunday. 3 p.m.—Sunday School. The Adjudant, who is here on fur­ 7.30 p.m.—PubUc Worship. lough, is a native of. Bermuda, and you feel that things are not //'^_____-;_^ ___-!__? - - l * * * has had considerable experience as quite going as they should, »Kyp CENTRAL CIRCUIT an officer in the States. She has and you wish to increase your W-H in recent years been engaged in sales, which of course means H....P ! Hair is Bay. Women's Social Work. Don't let il go until it 10 a.m.—Sunday School. Sup­ that your profits will increase develops into something erintendent Mr. M. E. Smith. accordingly, why not increase K that face isn't much more serious. 11 a.m.—Divine Service. Rev. clean in 2 minutes There Is no better John U. Bell. When You • your advertising? Intelligent remedy for the relief of newspaper advertising is Coughs, Colds and all Marsden Feel a Cold recognized the world over as -mo Creamola Bronchial Afflictions 1.45 p.m.—Sunday School- Sup­ than Robert's Syrup. It erintendent. Mr. Simeon Trott. Coming the best medium of adver­ for yon I breaks up the cold, 3 p.m.—Divine Service. Rev. U. tising, drawing the attention He'll be r.r.dy—trust hi-.. soothes the throat and Bell of the masses and getting Ke wouldn't miss his quickly restores normal 7.30 p.m.—Divine Serviee. Mr. conditions. Most pleas­ quick results. BUT—you must Creamola for world -.1 I hit's Elmor Smith. the best of Cr.amo a ant to take. » * * * place your advertising in a Children si-ipiy iove it. Manufactured*,,, Shelly Bay . newspaper that has the repu­ Every morsel is sheer csiioy- NOKTHROP _. LYMAN C0__ 9.45 a.m.—Sunday School. Sup­ ment. No wonder it faui! j** UMITED erintendent. -Sir. J. J. Outer- tation of drawing attention, and strengthens. Toronto. Caaadi bridge. and getting quick results. In 7.30 p.m.—Divine Serviee. Rev. Bermuda that newspaper is — J. U. Bell. Q-EAMOU. * * * to work off the Cold and to fortify the •y-tea acainat Grip, Influenza and CUSTARD PORT ROYAL CIRCUIT Sftfn "J?10-, jgl^ wgltnigfrom a cold. 1D W, G. Zwicker, B.A. (Pastor) The fi-faapd Proven Bemedy. The Royal Gazette ft Colonist Daily g PACKET T_>__»heaiitl_a___—t*t* ^4 Emmanuel Church, Port Royal. Local Agent: EXTRACT 3.30 p.m.—Communion. Rev F. J. G. 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SHIPPING. The C.N.S. Lady Somers arrived from Nassau and Kingston on Thursday morning arid was directed GOULDS EIGHTY-FOUR YEARS OF LEADERSHIP IN WEARING APPAREL to Murray's Anchorage by Pilot / H. Granville Fox where pratique ' was granted by Dr. P. W. G. Shelley, j She had two passengers for Hamll- ! PUMPS ton viz: Mr. S. J. Griswold and Mr. ; E. Leach. She had twenty pas- • sengers in transit for Montreal. j Pre-Season Sale * * * 1 The C.N.S. Lady Rodney arrived | on Thursday morning from Mon­ of treal, Quebec, and was directed to ! POWER and Murray's Anchorage by Pilot George j H. Pitcher where pratique was ' granted by Dr. P. W. G. Shelley, i CENTRIFUGAL Afterwards she proceeded to Ham- \ MEN'S SUITS ilton with the following passengers ; Automatic Pressure for Bermuda:—J_Oss C. Devens, \ Systems Miss N. Trimingham, Mr. J. S. ' Sutcliffe, Mrs. Sutcliffe, Mr. B. J. j Hand Force and Well Meyer, Mrs. R. J. Meyer, Mr. and : Pumps at Yz less Mrs. H. Michehelles, Mr. and j Mrs. L. S. Hession, Mr. and Mrs. ' R. T. Luginbuhl, Miss A. Ellering- j A Pump for every purpose carried in Stock. ton, Mrs. L. E. Sumnor, Mr. and [ Fifty Suits in Tweeds and Home' Mrs. A. Frappier, Major B. Shaw- j Wood, Miss I. Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. j All spare parts stocked by the Agents spuns. All made in England to our E. M. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. C| i Sutton, Lt. CoL and Mrs. D. Mac- j rigid requirements and offered at kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Parker, I Yz less than formerly, due to the fact Mr. N. S. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. ! George Graham, Mr. and Mrs. W. { that we have only odd sizes in most J. C. Hewetson, Mr. J. C. Dunlop, MASTER'S HARDWARE CO. Miss N. Lancaster (1), Miss N. > patterns, an asset to you but not Lancaster (2), Miss N. Haurahan, 1 „ Phone 192 Front St. to us. Mr. H. M. East, Mr. H. Armstrong, |H_ lC464t_. to 9-11-29 Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Almeras, Mr. j J- L. Campbell, H. H. Middleton, Mr. J. C. Develry, Miss C. Drapeau, Mr. H. M. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. j S. M. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. . Regularly £6 to £10 Flett, Mr. C.Simons, Miss W. Verity, Miss M. Shea, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. A. Labelle, NOW Mrs. C. J. W. Staynor, Miss C. F. Gilbert, Mr. W. P. Lohse, Mr. G. A. Esstet, Mr. W. S. Gibson, Mrs. W. T. Castle, Mr. J. F. Spink. £4 to £6 I There were 5 passengers for Nas- ! 10479«r.s.m.w. sau and 12 passengers for Kingston, { lt_j_uii_iiMiHiiiHii!!.nninTm_g5^^ Jamaica. I

MAIL NOTICE Mails per M.s. Bermuda close at the Post Office, St. George's, on Monday, 21st inst, as follows: Letters and Papers 4 p.m. j Registered Letters 2 p.m. j Money Orders and Parcel Post f 2 p.m. | Supplementary Mail closes at 9.30 j on Tuesday morning. ! WANTED * * * f Perhaos You i The P.S.N. Co.'s S.s. Orduna, i The public to know that ICY-KOL Didn't Know 9,571 tons, Captain Daniel, with a jI is one of the best preparations on crew of about 280, arrived on Wed- j the market for Dandruff, Falling Jell-O is such a remarkable nesday morning from Liverpool, ii Hair, Scalp and Face Irritations. food. Melting tenderness- via Continental ports and was [| especially after shaving, and Head- mscious flavours from fresh, directed to Grassy Bay by Pilot j'. aches. It is a perfect success all the ripe fruits-sparklings fceauty- Charles Griffiths, passengers and .i world round, and all the year round, these qualities may befamili_r H.A.&E.SMIXH freight were landed and the Ordu- ij The product of a body of great Ger- But did you know that Jell-O na proceeded for the South. ;I man scientists and doctors. is one of the easiest of all Jftmited. foods to digest! especially The tug boat Powerful with a S Sold at all the leading drug stores FOUNDED 1889 lighter in tow left St. George's ; and in use at all up-to-date hair- important in a dessert. You'll find Jeli-O at your for the Orduna early on Wednesday 1 dressing saloons. grocer's in five pure fruit morning to lighter freight to Ham­ t FREE OFFER—We give absolutely flavours. Avoid imitations-be ilton, etc. free 2 bottles ol Icy-Kol for every sure to get genuine Jell-O. * # * dozen Iey-Kol neck labels bearing The sealed package keeps it MICHAELMAS TERM the name "Metropole Stores." fresh and full-flavoured. Send This FALL the accent is on Call for it any any drug store, the for free recipe booklet to-day. The drawing of special jurors and prize is O.K. at Metropole. jurors to serve at the Michaelmas Term will take place before the H. G. ATTRIDE-STIRLING. sole BROWN FOOTWEAR Wor. Col. R. J. Tucker, J.P., at the agent, Metropole Stores. Reid St., Town Hall at 11 a.m. on Monday, E., Ham. Phone 80-1. 21st inst. S3ie at I * * * 10482.S. TIMELY RESCUE ! all I | At a quarter past 12 o'clock on ! VACANT Sunday morning last great cries j Grocers. for help, coming from the harbour j were heard by Sergt. Cray and | J. 3. VALLIS another member of the force. They ! Post of Value is an old word and you've probably hurried around looking for a boat 1 Distributor which in the end they found and ', ORGANIST grown used to it. But when you see the went off to the merchantman Leon i Juin, and ascertained that assis­ THE BERMUDA RAILWAY trim beauty of our complete line of tance had already been rendered. ! Christ Church, Warwick It appears that about midnight « COMPANY, LIMITED. womens' Opera Pumps, Ties and Strap four men cf the crew of the mer- ' chantman Leon Juin left for St. Slippers with heels of various heights— George's Harbour and their ship \ For salary and other particulars NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that and when nearly there the dory j the Annual General Meeting of the and notice the way they wear—the word upset. Two of the men could swim Enquire of E. A. Mc. CALLAN Shareholders of the above Company W and two of them could not swim, j Value will take on a new and pleasant Mr. Bell, the chief officer of the j Session Clerk will be held on I Dorothy and Audrey heard the i I meaning, cries of the poor fellows. He was j 104«7tw.s. TUESDAY the 29TH OCTOBER, I alone on his ship but he got the j 1929 I dory ready and went down to the { I men and rescued them, for which ! FOR HIRE at the \ he deserves great credit as it was j blowing very hard at the time. It j OFFICES OF THE COMPANY, \ is expected that some recognition SAIR COMPRESSORS Reid Street, Hamilton \ will be made of his bravery. !1 Two Hammer Type I to consider the Balance Sheet as Footwear of • Distinction -oo- I Complete with Jack Hammer, at 30th June, 1929, and to elect the A hunter in Abyssinia traded a j Paving Breakers, Diver Board of Directors for the ensuing 1 bottle of cognac for four baboons 1 Blow Pipes, etc year. 10394qqta and three monkeys. If that has j been the American brand, he could ' P. G. GREENWAY, have had his hooch and his mon­ HATHWAY, Ltd. Secretary. \ keys, too.—Jacksonville Journal. Flatts M4761-. 5 . 9000tw.citp. BERMUDA •; The movement is gaining ground j to have the name of every com- • and -<-TS* munity painted on some conspicu- j BRITISH WEST INDIAN ous roof. This will be a great help j to the motorist struck by a fast j Corns freight at the crossing.—Detroit i POSTAGE STAMPS News. j * * * t PUTNAM'S For Collections Now a scientist says mosquitoes, All's well that ends well, as Things are looking up for the eat one another. We've often won­ Shakespeare said that time, and American drama. The other day "Literary people rarely commit J Corn Extractor dered for what purpose Nature pro­ that may be the reason fiction Is a Chicago theatre patron shot two crimes," says a writer. He evident- { ERNEST J. BELL vided them.—Stockton Independ­ more popular than fact.—Toledo men to get a seat. —Memphis Com- ly doesn't read many modern nov­ Pain stops instantly! Bermuda Press, Ltd-, Reid St. ent. Blade. merical Appeal. els.—The Passing Show. 1789tf._itp 5 *** •

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S S «n 4> ft.fi. tsHt __457*-.s__. l£ld_°ilJ J_« 53 -_ H CD i FOR HIRE In The House OVERDRIVEN HORSE SOMERS COLLEGE TODAY Classified FOR HIRE—18 ft. Centre-board (Co-tint-- (TM Page 1) REPORTED BY S.P.C.A. Noted Additions to Staff Moving Pictures: Sailboat, nicely fitted out, very The remark about the sufficiency Advertisements comfortable. Apply V. L. Ward, Victory Theatre: Amongst the many arrivals here Matinee, "Fleetwing," 3 p.m. or otherwise of the supply of spoil Heavy Fine Imposed c/o Bermuda Press. is interesting, in view of the fact here in the Orduna were Mr. A 10466..f.s. Evening: "The Drake Case," te. Vernon Welch, M.A. and Miss 8 p.m. that Mr. Spurling, chairman of EMPLOYMENT the Board of Works, pointed out This case was heard at the Central !_:. B. C. Cowan. * * * District Police Court yesterday With the advent of these two the t WANTED—Governess for two chil­ Mechanics Hall: very recently that the supply had morning, when Ross T-jmn : anders, staff at Somers College is complete dren. Apply Mrs. Heuber, Fleet­ Matinee: "Mad Hour", 3 p.m. practically given out. and what FOR BENT 24, coloured, of Shelly . ay, v. as for the present. Mr. Vernon Welch wood Manor, Warwick West. Evening: "Redskin," 8 p.m. little was left was being kept for charged with "ruelty to a horse. j comes to the Island as a great asset 10435 fth.eitp. * * * use as a covering for the race track. It would appear that there will have Inspector S. O. Sims, S.. .C.V, j to the scholastic world with an FOR RENT—Top fleer of Building Lighting-up Time, 5.54 p.m. WANTED-A General Servant. Apply in St. George's belonging to the to be a good deal of coral sand used. stated that on Saturday, Oct. r, j outstanding academic and ath- oo before 10 a.m. or after 6 p.m. to Estate of J. I. Wilkinson (above Mr. Spurling presented a report about 9 p.m., he saw the accused i lctic record. On the completion of Mrs. Nelmes, "Edgewater," Pitts store now occupied by T. J. Pear­ of the committee appointed to con­ in Front Street with a horse and I his school education at Chelten- Cable News Bay. man & Son). Suitable for an apart­ sider the Governor's Messages and buggy. The horse was heated and ham he joined the Forces, serving in an over-driven condition, and for a time in France with the South I0430*th. eitp. ment. Apply to W. O. Wilkinson, (Continued from Page 1) a Bill submitted on the control of I Bailey's Bay. buildings throughout the Colony. almost on the verge of dropping. ) Wales Border Regiment. In 1920 WORKING HOURS TO BE RE­ He then questioned the accused he took up his residence at Cam­ WANTED—Good Cook, light house­ 10483*s. The report stated that such control work. Apply Rocklands, Paget DUCED FOR MINERS was eminently desirable, and who made an insolent reply. Wit­ bridge University, graduating high ness drew Constable Neilson's at­ in the Honour Lists In History in East. FOR RENT—Nov. 1., Two Room LONDON, Oct. 16.—The Govern­ should be exercised by local 10465.f.s. ment tonight informed officials boards in the respective parishes tention to the facts, who ordered 1923. Not only did he distinguish Cottage in Hamilton, suitable for of the Miners' Union that early him to take the horse home. himsell academically but he also business couple. Write Box 10395, and municipalities. That means WANTED—Cook. Apply Bay View, next year there would be a uniform Subsequently witness saw the proved himself invaluable to his Bermuda Press. eleven of them. To ensure uni- i Happy Valley Road. reduction in working hours from accused again in Reid Street and College in most games. He played 10395ttu.th.s. formity it is suggested that the I 10477*s.m. 8 to 7.5 per day, without reduction Department of Works should draw instructed him to take it to the centre half at Hockey for the Police Station, which he did. University against Oxford thus FOR RENT A Cottage situated of wages. up regulations, and it shall be left I WANTED—Work any description At the Police Station was Supt. obtaining his 'Blue,' and in ad­ near Somerset Bridge all modern The timers' Union sought repeal to the boards to decide on the com­ j desired by young man (white). W. N. T. Williar.is who said he dition he also represented the conveniences, hot and cold water. of the 8 hour day, passed by the pliance or non-compliance of the I Write Box 10487 Bda. Press. saw the accused drive and pull up University on several occasions Furnished or unfurnished. Terms last Government, and re ersion building plans, which are to be sub­ I 10487*s. to seven hour day. Prolonged con­ mitted to them. outside. in tennis. He is moreover a crick- moderate. Phone 13 J. Somerset. ferences were held between re­ On account of the presentation of Shortly after Police Constable e cer of some standing and a keen 10275tm.s. to 6-12-29 presentatives of the miners and this report, which was ordered to be Neilson and Inspector Sims arrived footballer, iioth'rugger' and 'soccer' LOST owners and the Cabinet < oal Com­ printed, consideration of the Gov­ and stated the complaint. The For six years he has been acting mission. The miners demanding ernor's most recent message on Superintendent then examined the# as a house-master at All Hollows horse, which he described was FOR RENT a national agreement and having the subject was postponed, so that Honiton, one of the best known LOST.—Between Hamilton and stated a minimum wage, the con­ the whole matter can be taken up soaked with perspiration and with­ public Schools in the South of Tucker's Town via North Shore ference subsequently adjourned un­ at once. out a doubt had been over-driven England; here he has had charge Road, Brooks Brothers Brown Polo til next week. Mr. Spurling took through its and its appearanc3 showed that it of the 'scholarship' boys, specialis­ Coat with name J. F. Meeker on Two Warehouses second reading an amending Bill wanted to lie 4own. He then ing in English subjects. At Som- inside, also Brooks Brothers Black I in the Yard of B. W. Walker ordered the horse to be taken out II._/. TARIFF BILL DELAYED to the Appropriation Act, by which !ers College he will teach classics. Light Lady's Overcoat. Reward if i and placed in th3 pound for the & Co_, with entrance from V VSHINGTON. Oct. 16. Post­ the Board of Works is allowed to use History and English subjects, and returned to Mr. J. F. Meeker c'o week-end. ponement of the final enactment for commencing the construction doubtless will be an inspiration Mr. J- Ford Johnson, Jr., Tucker's Reid Street. In reply to the prosecutor, as to of tho Tariff Bill until some time of section three of the new school t to the boys both in the class-room Town. what conduct the accused assumed during next regular session of in Pembroke a surplus of funds left I and the playing fields. Apply at the Station, the Superintendent 10417i * ei. to tu.22. Congress was forecast today, fol­ over from the work on the second Somers College is to be con- said he was very insolent. B. W. WALKER & CO. lowing a conference of Senate section. The only comment on this | gratulated on obtaining the ser- LOST In Hamilon, on Tuesday, leaders, who, it was indicated, was made by Col. Dill—that whilst The Magistrate explained to the ! vices of Miss M. B. C. Cowan as Front Street Bunch oi Keys (on ring'. Reward have given up the hope of placing he does not object to the procedure accused, that he could give a state­ j Matron, and parents whose boys 10468+ of 10- - on return to Bermuda Press. the "3ill before the President be­ outlined, that was not to be taken ment on his own behalf as a witness j are resident there as boarders my 10478*s. fore December 2, as anticipated, as an indication that he would agree or say nothing. Ee, howaver, de­ I rest assured that those under her unless some way is found to to the work on the third section cided on the former and said that j care are in the hands of a most he and two other boys left the Crawl capable and efficiently trained hos­ HOIVicS shorten the discussions of the being proceeded with during the I WANTED various sections of the Bill. coming financial year. about 7.30 and arrived ha Hamilton pital nurse with a remarkable Fcr Rent nr S.». On the second reading of the Boards about 8.30 and on no account had I, record. Miss Cowan is already GRAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY he raced the horse. He said the known to many in Bermuda who FIVE ITALIAN PLANES PREPAR­ Act, the Attorney General, Col. WANTED Second-hand Fairy- Telephone RI-_ Reid Street horse was not his, but he knew the have benefitted by her ministra­ ING FOR TRANS-ATLANTIC Dill, explained that it was part of cycle, Tricycle, Pedal Motor-car, HAMILTON horse was in a poor condition, and tions; during the war she served FUGHT the general scheme for consolidat­ Boy's Wheelbarrow, Pair boys Rol­ Tel. S73 Okie "H-___i" had no sores, and he thought it for some considerable time in ler-skates, Large Doll's Pram, ROME, Oct. 17. -Five large ing and simplifying the laws of the quite fit for driving. Also he waited hospitals for the wounded in France Large Baby Doll, Scooter large Italian plates were reported to­ Colony. If this work continued at in Reid Street so that the boys and for her services there rendered, condition immaterial. Write Box night as being prepared for a sim­ its present rate, by the end of next MRS. GROSVENOR TUCKER { could finish their shopping. was awarded the Royal Red Cross. 10459, Bermuda Press. ultaneous Trans-Atlantic flight. year a new compilation of laws REAL ESTATE would be necessary, and this would After hearing this the Magistrate Amongst other positions of im­ 10459fs. Houses far rent, furnished _n_ It was announced that Major said that he was convinced that the portance she has held the post of Maddalena would begin his flight to actually take less space than tlie ___f__-_!_]-_. Land for sale. old one. in spite of the large volume horse had been cruelly dealt with, Senior Sister, and assistant matron NEW WESTBURY, _ti_____l R__- America about November the also he had no authority to drive at the Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow: FOR SALE sixteenth and expects to follow a of recent legislation, thanks to this CaUes Tern**" __•_• 2S7 simplifying process. A. reference to this horse, as it belonged to the also Sister at Edinbugh Simpson 1 course to the West Indies thence to Rev. Stewart. Memorial Hospital: and for two New York without a stop, fuel per­ the introduction in 1»23 of a new I FOR SALE—Top Buggy in good He then reflected upon the inso­ I years she gained a very useful and mitting. compilation was punctuated by Mr. condition. Apply A. P. Joell. Talbot with the addendum "- and lent and light-hearted manner ac­ I interesting experience at the Royas j I0428tth.f.s HUNTLY TOWERS new complications." cused had adopted whilst in Court, I National Orthopaedic Hospital, DECREASED CANADAIN POTAIO FOR SALE—Flower Seeds and Eng­ The tenor of Col. Dill's speech was and imposed a fine of £5 to be paid t London, where her chief care was PAGET WEST. CROP lish Violet Plants. Apply "The to the contrary, and the first by Monday, failing this, one month j that of children. She has thus OTTAWA, Oct. 16.-The Cana­ imprisonment with hard labour. had a wide experience in admin­ Pampas," Smith's Parish. twelve clauses were taken. Mr. 10_34*th. ei to w. ail rooms are luxuriously furnished dian potato crop is estimated at Talbot wanted to know what could istrative work as well as in the tss combination bed-chamber and forty-two and a half million hun­ be done in the case of an oppressive oo catering for numbers and should tatting room. Modern tiled bath­ dredweight this year, representing regulation or bye-law that might therefore most efficiently fill the FOR SALE Violet Plants 2 9 per room with every bed-room; abund­ a decrease of sixteen per cent over be passed immediately after the end Daniel Russell Bean, 26, coloured, post of Matron at Somers College, 100, also a fine variety of Crotons, ant supply of hot and cold fresh last year's crop. of the Parliamentary session. when painter of Mount Hill, was fined even when lt increases to many Ferns, and Begonias. Mrs. Walter water for bathing purposes. Twelve * * * neither House would have an op­ 10 - for riding a bicycle in Victoria times its present numbers. Perinchief, Somerset Bridge. acres of most beautiful private NEW AMBASSADOR AT WARSAW portunity of annulling it for three St. without a light, at the Central 10470+s. grounds and gardens. Vegetables. District Police Court yesterday LONDON, Oct. 17. -The King or four months. Col. Dill's reply | FORSALE- Milk and new laid Eggs from oui morning. PUBUC HEALTH -Canaries, Singing birds has approved the appointment of was: "A little oppression for four j or in pairs Mrs. E. M. Browne. own Farm. Superb cuisine. oo Sir William Augustua Forbes months might be a good thing, as DEPARTMENT j Tel. 330, Select clientele. Erskine, Envoy Extraordinary and it would enable the oppressed people j 10432fth, s. Snmmer Rates. Telephone 555-_ Minister Plenipotentiary at War­ to recognise the value of represen­ The Lamb satisfied Mary in the There were several cases brought saw to be Ambassador Extraordin­ tative institutions." old days. Now she isn't content j hefore the Magistrate at the Central ary and Plenipotentiary at that The House adjourned until Mon­ until she gets your goat. Van- District Police Court yesterday capital. day. couver (B.C.) Sun. morning of persons not complying with the Public Health Act, 1920, and the Local Sanitary Regulations of Pembroke Parish. Inspector J. Card, of the rublic THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Health Department said that the defendants had been ordered by of the him to make the necessary adjust­ Shareholders of HAND, ARNOLD, LTD. ments, such as: soak pits for waste water, doors of tanks secure, frame­ Will be held at their office in Saitus Block work and seats, but had not made any attempt to carry out instruc­ tions. On Saturday, November 2nd Following are the list of names of those convicted: John Henry Dar­ For the purpose of electing from the Shareholders by the reU, coloured, Pembroke, 1 house; Mathew James, coloured, Pond Rd., Shareholders present in person or lepresented by proxy, a 3 houses; Jeremiah Mills, coloured, Be d o_ Directors to hold office for the ensuing vear. Mount HUl, 2 houses; Alfred Co via, coloured, Pond Road, 1 house; Ezekiel Agnes, coloured. Pond Rd., BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS. 1 house; James Richards, coloured, 10475ts, Pond Rd., 1 house. Some claimed they had started, and others were waiting for masons, but nevertheless the Magistrate • informed them that the Inspector I would report to him op the 31st THE distinctive Red Rose flavor, inst. and those who had not com­ * aroma and rich, full strength pleted the work by then, would have THE BERMUDA LIBRARY to appear again and would have is found in every Red Rose sentence passed on them. The Children's Room of the Public Library will Sealed Carton. BIRTH RE-OPEN Never sold in bulk. BIRTH—At the King Edward VII on Tuesday, 22nd instant Memorial Hospital on Wednesday • at 3 o'clock the 16th. instant, to Mr. and Mrs. You voitt always enjoy Red Rose Coffee William H. Mayor, a daughter. K. G. SEON, Librarian. 10480*3. l«481t*.

New Raleighs for-filO each until October 31st—WADSON'S— ("^Sf____K_-*) I!