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SQUARE-RIGGERS AWAIT CONTROL OF SUBMARINE THE WIDER PATRIOTISM HURRICANE EXPECTED TO THEY SAY JAPANESE BOMBS KILL WOMEN HURRICANE'S PASSING MENACE NOW ASSURED A great British statesman a year PASS HERE AT 8 A.M. That the foreign news continues to LONDON, Sept. 11. (BOP)—This or so ago, said, keep newspapermen busy. AND CHILDREN IN NANTAO Race from Bermuda to New­ * * ss afternoon's session of the Confer­ "AU over the civilised world there Predicted Centre will be Only That this in spite of the fact that port Cancelled Yesterday ence at Nyon lasted two hours. Later has been a growth of bitter nation­ 100 Miles from Islands nearly aU the news is to the head­ it was announced that a complete alism. Lbve of one's country is a lines. agreement had been reached so far noble feeling. It is one of the SHIPS RETURN TO HARBOUR * * * Hand-To Hand Fighting As Japanese as the present negotiations go and great examples of the human GALE FORCE WINDS BLOW that the work of the Conference was faculty for sinking individual in­ That Soviet Russia is the only Power bold The captains of the two square- practically over. Draft proposals terests to devotion to the weUare The centre of the tropical dis-l enough to state her intentions. Drive Inland; Typhoon Hampers Japan; riggers, Joseph M. Conrad and Seven adopted this evening wiU now be re­ of some corporate body—a school, a turbance which has been moving _^ Seas, at present anchored in St. ferred to the Government's of the poUtical party, a country or a church. towards Bermuda for the past few That she says sihe is rea^ t0 st°P George's Harbour, have plenty to say states participating and to the ItaUan But there is a form of patriot­ days is expected, according to Meteo- ' - ^f U.S. Shipping Risk concerning the general cussedness Government which has been asked ism which, as we know, is the last rological Station forecasts last night, of the weather. After a drifting if it is prepared to join to the measures refuge of the scoundrel. It may not to pass about 100 mUes east of the That other Powers more able to do match to Bermuda from Newport laid down for ensuring the safety of be easier to draw the line of division Islands at approximately 8 o'clock this want considerable help from which tested neither of the two slops' merchant shipping from lawless at­ to this case than to others, and to this morning. each other. SHANGHAI, Sept. 11. (CP)—Japan's expeditionary force to­ capabilities, the square-riggers put tack. The German Government wiU say exactly where nobiUty ends and The disturbance at 5 p.m. yesterday I day launched an aerial and artillery bombardment of Chinese to sea from Hamilton Harbour early also be informed of the conference's scoundrelism begins. But one was centred about 200 mUes south-1That the EneUsk Labour Party is troop concentrations apparently in preparation for a general of­ yesterday morning determined to work in accordance with an assur­ test may help. If patriotism or east of Bermuda, moving north- against war but it approves of arma­ ance given by the convening Govern­ nationalism leads to hatred of other ments. fensive against the defenders of Shanghai Japanese planes and make a real battle of it in winds that north-west at approximately 12 nules promised to speed the vessels over ment's in acknowledging the German countries, it has become an evU an hour. It is attended by gales naval guns concentrated on the key Woosung forts at the juncture the 660 miles to Newport. and ItaUan repUes to the original thing. More than that, unless and winds of hurricane force near the That armaments mean plenty of of the Yangtze and Whangpoo Rivers and outranged the Chinese But, while the square-riggers were joint invitation. It now seems Ukely the patriot recognises that he centre. work and pay. artillery. The attack spread along the wide front from Woosung poised a few miles south of the the conference wiU be able to conclude owes a duty to humanity which According to the 7 o'clock forecast 13 tben comes alon w to T.-mlto. far up the Yangtze, and a broad section inland came in starting line, off St. David's Head, its labours on Monday, by which time transcends even his duty to his last night, the centre of the dis- r" * S ar and de- the Governments should have been str s for a large part of the heavy firing. Heavy casualties are believed and under a generous load of sail, country, he is a worshipper of turbance is expected to pass about 100 °y ever-ythtog. messages were exchanged by radio able to instruct their delegates. fsilse gods." miles east of Bermuda at around | to have been inflicted on the Chinese forces. The heaviest guns I That just as a fisherman can't help concerning the hurricane which is Press messages from Nyon say that Those words today are as true as 8 a.m. today. so far in the warfare were brought into action and shelled the approaching the general direction of according to the agreement reached they were when uttered. One Gov­ The forecast at 7 o'clock last night casting his Une, so a man with a Chinese positions around Kiangwan, the international recreation Bermuda and is expected to pass each nation wiU poUce its own ter­ ernment demands the withdrawal for the foUowing 12 hours was: gun can't help pulling the trigger. i Shanghai's northernmost outskirts. There the Japan­ to the eastward here early this morn­ ritorial waters whUe Italy wiU be of the Special Correspondent of a Fresh easterly winds backing to T at me a ver ese land attack rolled toward the Chinese lines early this morning ing. invited to co-operate with France and paper of a foreign State because it strong north-east early tonight. The ^ ™ -^ y envious person Britain to assuming the poUcing of wind wUl reach gale force soon after to the island. in an atte mpt to wrest this important territory from its defenders. Captain Hans G. Milton of the Seven does not Uke his presentation—perhaps Seas and Captain Alexander Troonin the Mediterranean as a whole, which interpretation—of their actions. midnight, backing to north or north-1 | That he draws cheques for £125,000.00 Japanese authorities admitted that the Chinese were putting up a of the Joseph M. Conrad decided that wiU be carried out by the latter two Two Governments refuse to meet to west early on Monday morning, a day for other people. valiant resistance. discretion was the better part of nations alone if Italy refuses. The committee with other great Powers and possibly increasing further. * * * valour and brought their charges to idea of zones, the eastern of which to confer upon an existing situation Heavy rain tonight. Japanese airmen swooped, over war- would have been assigned to the smal­ The noon forecast yesterday was as That no wonder he wants a hoUday. anchor in St. George's Harbour, fraught with danger to the whole • ss Sf scarred Shanghai and dropped bombs ler Mediterranean powers and Russia, foUows: Moderate easterly wind, on Nantao, a civilian district, killing there to stay until the hurricane world. passes. has been abandoned. It is provided becoming fresh north-east early That the junior yachtsmen came in and wounding an -gndetemi ined From east to west there are nations for some tributes on Friday. Canon Streeter Killed TOO MUCH WIND that aU submarines not complying refusing, for reasons known only to this evening, backing to north and I number of Chinese, principally with the provisions of the London probably increasing to strong to­ women and children. The Chapei their nationals, or possibly only to I That they deserved them all. It was not a question this time of protocol for humanising submarine their Governments, to co-operate night. Weather: Showery, becoming | native quarter also suffered. BASLEj Switzerland, Sept. 12. warfare wiU be considered as pirates. too Uttle wind, but of too much. towards international peace and se­ rather squaUy later in the day. (CF)—Canon Birnett Streeter, o s ort When the two ships wiU make their curity, ignoring wilfully, it would | At 8 a.m. yesterday the disturbance™* ^ generally has been im- Hand-to-Hand scholar and writer on theolo­ was centred 300 mUes south-east Prov«"i tremendously the last few start is now uncertain. Their de­ seem, the truth that -under modern gical subjects, was killed Friday of the Colony and moving north- years, parture wiU depend entirely upon conditions nations can no more Uve The drive inland from the Yangtze when the Berne-Basle plane north-west a_ 12 mUes per hour. At the hurricane. alone than individuals. River yesterday brought the Japanese struck a fog-obscured moun­ MILESTONES IN HISTORY noon it was forecast that it would l"13* this is due entirely to a few and Chinese into renewed hand-to- tain here. He was sixty-three The two craft, cruising off the East National ideals, whether conscious enthusiasts. Continued on Page 10 * * * hand fighting. The Japanese troops years old. Mrs. Streeter and End yesterday shortly before zerol or tmconscious are guiding the advancing from the river, pushed the the pilot were also killed. hour of noon, with plenty of saU Compiled by Wimslow Bell world. Another very great English­ o That when these men were told a Chinese back to Yanghong, four miles Canon Streeter had been Pro­ shaken out aloft, presented a beauti­ man has said that thing couldn't be done they did it. inland, from the Woosung forts vost of Queen's College, Oxford, ful picture as they rose easUy to the Aug. 1. 1620 First General "conscious and professed ideals TRANSFER OF "ROYAL where the Japanese steadily ham­ since 1933, and was a member waves, rolling in a heavy sweU. Assembly held at St. George. are as straws to the wind; "uncon­ | That one wonders how the Finance mered the Chinese back until they of the Oxford Group. The new cUpper and the old cUpper Sept. 5.1622. First Commission. scious or concealed ideals are the PRINCE" LICENCE Committee is spending the sum- possessed one-third of Yanghong. exchanged greetings off St. David's Aug. 20. 1661. First trans­ real forces that govern mankind." Later they were forced to give tip most shortly after 10 a.m., when the out­ portation into Bermuda, David That must be true. We breathe, ward-bound Pan American Airways' digest, preserve our balance without Authority is to Sanction it of the section when the Chinese BAD SECOND ACT Croone and Thos. Cotton. That there wiU be no holiday if mem­ counter-attacked. The Chinese Bermuda CUpper flew over the Seven 1738. Grand Jury (by Rule of thinking of it; we seek what we Uke, bers are trying to find a new source military spokesman explained that Seas, almost touching her 86-foot Court) to consist of 17 men. and shun what we dislike without When Certificates are Ready of revenue that wiU be acceptable the Japanese attack was designed to NEW YORK, Sept. 12. (CP)—Robert mainmast, and banking over to pass 1764. First suggestion (Gover­ thinking of it; we devise ways of get­ to the House. converge on Yanghong from Woosung Oliver, 17-year-old office boy for close to the white-huUed ship three nor Bruere) to build town at ting , or of shunning; we plot, scheme, An appUcation for the transfer * * St I.otien and Liuhu, in order to drive Chamberlain Brown, theatrical agent more times as photographers snapped site of HamUton. flatter, bribe or threaten without of the Royal Prince Hotel Ucence That one might as weU expect a a wedge into the Chinese defences and manager, and a Uttle thing called | the unusual picture. Sept. 4. 1817. First issue of thinking of it, and without reason or from William James Stcney to Man­ chicken to recommend what stuffing running from Liuhu to Shanghai. "Merely Murder" were on the high Seven Seas got underway from Ladies Journal. conscience having a hearing on the uel D'Amoral Mendonca and Anthony should be used when it is cooked. seas together on Friday, and it looked Hamilton Harbour at about 7.45 a.m., Sept. 17, 1817. First Sheriff's subject. It is the submerged man Brown MeUo was adjourned sine die as though Robert and the play were motoring down the channel and then that counts for most to the move­ Typhoon Havoc Court held. by the Liqucr Licensing Authority, in for a beam or two of international unfurling sail as she came near Aug. 23. 1828. First tread-mill ments of masses and nations. But sitting to HamUton PcUce Court, PERSONAL pubUcity. Robert according to the Fairway Buoy. Behind her, about operated. instinctive man is not, of course, cn Saturday afternoon. TOKIO, Sept. 11. (CP)—A raging best available information is a stow­ four or five mUes away, came the necessarily wicked. He is the sourse phoon, tidal wave and floods spread Aug. 15, 1840. First plowing The adjournment was made at the away on the liner "Queen Mary" Conrad. of good as weU as of evU, of love as Countess SaroU, of 912 Fifth Avenue, destruction today through wide exhibition. request of Mr. O. W. Kealy, who and is going a Uttle too far in doing Whereas the Seven Seas shook out Aug. 1, 1842. First stage be­ well as of hate. But it is weU to ob- appeared for the appUcants and asked New York, saUed on Saturday for sections of Japan. The inland pro­ •his job. Mr. Brown said that he did saU as soon as she got weU down the Europe via New York. Her many perty damage and damage to the tween Hamilton and St. Geor­ Conlinued on Page 10 for a two weeks' adjournment. Mr. not put the blame on Robert and felt channel, the Conrad cruised off the ge's. First regular mail leaves Kealy announced that because of the friends here are glad to know she Empire's wide shipping is extensive. sure that it was aU a mistake. He East End untU almost 12 noon before intends returning next June for Some sections which counted on their Hamilton. recent fire to the buUding the Chief explained that he had sent the boy she hoisted sail. of PoUce, Mr. I. Stourton, had said another extended stay. crops to feed the Japanese soldiers Sept. 19, 1844. First issue of to the "Queen Mary" just before her he was not prepared to give a report * * * had these crops destroyed. FIXES LINE "Bermuda Herald." sailing time on Wednesday to give the ST. JAMES'S CHURCH on the premises as yet, but that he Mr. F. Ronald Stemp sailed north The storm and tidal wave struck Sept. 1846. Virginia creeper script to a cabin boy who would hand Mr. LesUe Howarth's yacht Wan­ introduced from Halifax. would probably do so when the place to the "Queen of Bermuda" Saturday ferociously along Japan's south coast and wiU spend four weeks to Con­ it on his arrival in England to the derer, flying the Blue Ensign and Sept. 9. 1863. First issue of had been cleared up. of the main islands. Near Nikko, Restoration Fund necticut. British actor, Lawrence OUver. burgee of the Royal Bermuda Yacht "The Advocate". The sanitary inspector, said Mr. eighty miles from Tokio people were Mr. Bernard Walker also left to the Then, somehow, Robert and "Merely Cool-Hoed oa Page 5 Sept. 21. 1863. First pubUc Kealy, would also give his report when "Queen" and wUl spend a month to Continued on page 10 Murder" having got aboard the ship market opened in Hamilton. Mr. C. G. GUbert, the hon. trea­ repairs are effected. Springfield, Mass. could not get off. Brown said he Aug. 1, 1871. First issue of surer of the St. James' Church Re­ Mr. M. A. Gibbons testified that Mrs. E. R. WiUiams and her son •understood that they clapped you in MOTOR "BOOSTER" FOR "Times and Advocate." storation fund, has forwarded the Mr. Mendonca, who had been natur­ ITALY INVITED TO HELP Ronica were among the passengers jail for sixty days in England for be­ PEDAL CYCLE Sept. 26, 1881. First issue of foUowing Ust of subscriptions for alized to Bermuda, had an exceUent IN PATROL ing a stowaway, and he added that the week ending Sept. 9th. character. to the "Queen" Saturday. They wiU the "New Era" (A. L. Spedon). spend three weeks to New York. if they did that to Robert, it would Aug. 30, 1887. First telephone Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Black The premises are stiU owned by Mrs. Florence Brown and Miss GENEVA, Sept. 12. (CP)—The 9 be "carrying the thing too far." American Resident Imports message between St. George's and family £20 16 8 Mr. Stoney, but Mr. Kealy stated that Gladys Brown also sailed to the and Hamilton. Lady Gray 2 0 0 they would be transferred to the own­ power anti-piracy conference yester­ One for Use Off Roads "Queen". They wiU be away about Aug. 1893. First patient ad­ Mr. Frank Gosling 5 0 ership of the two appUcants before day formally tendered Italy an in­ four weeks. vitation to partake of the interna­ mitted to Cottage Hospital. Miss Ida Trott 13 0 the next sitting. Mendonca and MeUo DOMINANT PEAK TAKEN Ameiican and other visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Howard MitcheU tional patrol to drive out submarine Aug. 22, 1900. First telephone St. Michaels CoUection 3 10 0 are to be the owners and managers Bermuda do not usuaUy favour the left to the "Queen" for New York attackers from the Mediterranean. message between St. George's Mrs. Leonard Simmons 10 0 of the business and the owners of the HENDAYE, Sept. 11. (CP)—Franco's mechanization of the Colony's road where they wUl spend several weeks. Britain and France were reported and St. David's. His Excellency Acting Gov­ premises. Navarrese column captured the transport but Mr. Carl G. Wirt, an Others leaving to the same ship considering a plan to police Italy's Sept. 26, 1904. First time new ernor, A. W. G. Grant­ Mr. Godet stated that the transfer Nazucha peak which dominates the American who has a residence, were: Mrs. H. S. Conyers, Mr. Ken­ share in the Mediterranean with their Ught is shewn from Gibbs HiU. ham 5 0 0 would be granted as soon as the ne­ coastal road to the Spanish Govern­ "Devon," in Devonshire, thinks the neth WUkinson, Miss Margaret own fleets should Mussolini refuse Sept. 7, 1907. First pubUc use Mr. Thomas St. GUbert 25 0 0 cessary certificates are produced. ment's last important seaport, ac­ cyclist is entitled to some assistance Powell and Mr. Clifford PoweU, Miss the assignment. of electric light. A Friend 5 0 0 These sitting on the Authority cording to reports today. The en­ up Bermuda's steep hills. Mr. Wirt, EUzabeth Butterfield, Mrs. Edmund Italy and Germany refused to take Sept. 26, 1907. First annual Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Trew 10 0 were the Wor. H. Martin Godet, gagement took place between Franco's foUowing recent correspondence in C. Gosling, Mr. Conway Trott, Mrs. pait in the conference, because regatta of Bermuda Boat and Sir Ed. NichoU 5 0 0 Eastern District PoUce Magistrate, forces and the Asturian defenders of the columns of The Royal Gazette D. Wadson, Mr. Stuart Outerbridge, among other reasons Russia accused Canoe Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Perin­ Chairman; Mr. D. C. Smith, Acting Gijon in a mountain snowstorm. and Colonist, has imported a smaU Mr. Percy Young, Mr. Gerald D. Italy of attacks on two Soviet ships. Aug. 30, 1925. Rev. Arthur chief. _ 2 0 0 Revising Barrister, and Mr. C. A. D. Internal troubles in Gijon, insurgent petrol-driven motor which engages Talbot. Outerbridge, Captain Edward Denison In conference circles it was said that Heber Brown elected first Mrs. B. N. Stubbtogs 10 0 dispatches said, are hastening the with the rear tyre of a bicycle after and Mrs. Denison, Mr. John Patton, the Russian Commissar Litvinoff Bishop of Bermuda. Mrs. Gladys Skiffington 5 0 o fall of the city, just as they did in the momentum has been gained and gives Captain Pierre Pattisson, Mr. Ernest was willing to have Italian warships Mr. Hugh Gray 5 0 0 case of Santander last month. a speed of more than 30 miles an hour. Petty, Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Brown and partake in the patrol, but under no Bermuda Rotary Club 10 0 0 CONTENTS o It is claimed that the tiny motor, Miss Phyllis Brown, Mrs. Mary circumstances would he agree to the Kathleen Woodward 1 o less than a stogie horse-power, wiU Outerbridge and the Misses Ira and admission of Germany into the King's Interest in Society Page cover 500 mUes on a gaUon of petrol. Death Toll in Ethiopia Total 187 0 8 Suzanne Outerbridge. international fleet. Cable News.- _ „ 1 Sf st st So far, because of the Colony's British Official Press. t LONDON Sept. 11. (BOP)—The ROME, Sept. 12. (OP)—Four ItaUan Press Reaction anti-motoring laws, Mr. Wirt has Further donations wiU be thank­ They Say. 1 Mr. Charles L. Bone sailed for King's visit to the boys camp at been able to take motor-assisted officers, two N.C.O's, and three sol­ fully received. Canada on the "Queen of Bermuda" LONDON, Sept. 12. (OP)—The Brit­ Southwold last month was referred diers of the Italian army in Ethiopia Editorial „... 1 rides only on private property. Sev­ Received by Bank of N.T. Butterfield Diary of S.P.T. _ _ l on Saturday. About the middle of ish newspapers were generally satis­ to at a meeting of the industrial eral legislators have tried the device, were kUled in poUce operations dur­ & Son: the month he wUl be married in Col- fied this weekend with the results WeUare Society at Oxford by Sir ing August, it was announced here The Wider Patriotism 1 which is remarkably simple and cer­ Letters to the Editor _ JS lingwood, Ont., to Miss Wilhelmina of the first days work of the anti- Charles Craven who said His Ma­ tainly affords considerable assistance yesterday. Four officers, six N.C.O's, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cooper 10 0 Poehlman. The couple wiU return a piracy conference at Nyon, Switzer­ jesty while in camp had mentioned 25 soldiers and four Fascist miU- Cross Word Puzzle. 4 to the cyclist. With over 16,000 bicy­ Miss Ethel Tucker.... 2 0 0 Uttle later and reside in Bermuda. land, but there was some criticism his desire and intention to maintain tiamen died of illness or the result Sporting Page 5 cles registered this year, however, Mr. Bone is well known here, but the of the plan to offer Italy a share in close interest In industry which had of accidents. This brought the gen­ Radio Page_.._.______S the chances of a law enabling general Received from Bank of Bermuda. Serial Story 8 bride has never been to the colony. the proposed naval patrol of the characterised his presidency of the use of such a "booster" seem extrem­ eral death toU of the conquest and Mediterranean. Society of which he is now patron. occupation of Ethiopia to 3,902. London Letter— ._. 5fi6 The best wishes of Mr. Bone's friends ely remote. Mr. G. A. Mountain 10 0 Shipping and MaU 869 Continued oa Page 1#

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KIND OF A SHOW — THAT WILL APPEAL TO ALL! MEMO FROM OPERA HOUSE '(She 3)iary DO YOU KNOW "Vkr/^OLOIIIAL Aw- • ••AT. of "FIVE minus TWO TM HITI: 1. That due to many requests ( \ •* V_/ OPERA HOUSE a R. peated on Wed. at 2.30, SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER "Elephant Boy" will he re- leaves FOUR" TODAY at 2.45 7.15 10.10 p.m. 8.45 p.m. Paramount Gives You Something Different 2. That the New Colonial Sept. llth. Beautiful! Exotic! Untamed! Opera House can seat 2,400 GOVERNMENT persons in 3 shows. Much talk to the City anent our The Amazing Love Story of a Wild Jungle Beauty and 3. That "Knight Without Ar­ NOTICE Civil Service, some men holding that Civilized White Man WRONG? Well, yes—and no. The arithmetic mour," Dietrich - Donat It is overpaid and under-worked starred, will be shown last whilst others aver it fe underpaid and of your school days taught that "If Mary had DOROTHY LAMOUR times Tues., 3.45, 8.30. Notice to Mariners over-worked. five pounds and spent two . . ." three pounds And when men would know of me She of the Beautiful Voice 4. That critics give the follow­ NO. 16/1937 my opinion of the CivQ Service I remained. and Lovely Curves ing two films 4 stars each, answer tartly that I am more con­ denoting extraordinary en­ cerned with the critics of the Service tertainment: One of H.M. Ships will be firing rather than alarmed about Its effi­ But that is mathematics—not shopping! In in star-sheU on the nights of Tuesday ciency. managing a home... guarding a limited family Showing Wed. and Thurs. 14th and Thursday 16th September, "Shew me a man" I observed, 'THE JUNGLE PRINCESS" only to the eastward of St. David's Head. "who is overpaid and overworked, income... we've simply got to do better than and I wfll shew you the man who with Ray Millard—Akin R. HUTCHINSON, avers that civil servants are lazy and Mary did. We must sharpen our buying wits... King's Harbour Master. inefficient. On the other hand, shew ascertain where the pounds of extra value lurk Tamiroff—Lynn Overman me a man who has struggled long and H.M. Dockyard, laboriously to establish his position — take five pounds to town and get much more and Mala of "Mutiny on Bounty" fame! to the community, and I wiU shew Bermuda. for the money spent. you a man who appreciates a civil Also at 4.10, 8.45 In "Jungle Princess" 10th September, 1937. .. ifc_iia».»o«i_-«-<-a_---Ti_-f > servant and is familiar with the work A famous mystery on he does." Fortunately, there are ever-willing guides SEE a raging tiger attack an Showing Fri., Sat. only the screen! unarmed man right before By Command, But one critic took umbrage at my condemantion of the critics. at hand—THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS HVEN Miyf your eyes. O. H. V. TABLOT, "Why," he cried, "if a civil servant NEWSPAPER. Advertised merchandise is often SEE the breath-taking assault had my job to do it would take him Acting Colonial Secretary. TO PAIB-PATP of thousands of wild apes on all day and night." exceptional value merchandise. It makes money a primitive native village. "My friend," I retorted warmly, Colonial Secretary's Office, S-T-R-E-T-C-H. 10th September, 1937. "again a difference between you and It will SEE the great enemies of the a civil servant is shewn, though keep you jungle—tiger and panther- guessing -KO-KADIO Plclurs 193tm not as you would suggest. For the and meet in mortal combat. civil servant would do the job whereas gasping! you have never done any real work SEE a weird jungle witchcraft New Jersey arrivals at Elbow Beach A WEEK OF BRITISH RKO trial with a girl at stake. save that of "rolling the bones'." include: Mr. J. Bal and daughter of RADIO ®Jj_e Kmjai d>azetfr Yet I fear me my beloved country­ Newark, Mr. Ernest Colsmann with FLYING NEWS SEE a hand-to-claw battle of men have a curious habit of extolling «* GENE RAYMOND Household Furniture his son and daughter, of Paterson, MARGARET CALLAHAN. ERIC white men and jungle beasts attft (Hokmtsi Satlg , their country but belittling its people. Mrs. George Turner and her daugh­ LONDON: August 31, 1937.— BLQRE. ERIN O'BRIEN-MOORE. against frenzied native tribes­ mcon-oitATiNo They will rhapsodise over the excel­ ter, Miss Helen, of East Orange, Mr. Royal Air Force aeroplanes have MORONI OLSEN, GRANT men. For Sale By THB ROYAL. GAZETTE CESTAB. 18281 lence of our climate, scenery, peace and Mrs. Francis H. Stuerm of Coy- proved to the ardours of the Waziris- MITCHELL. RAY MAYER THE COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS CESTAB. 1866) and charm, but they wUl deny to a tesville and Mr. and Mrs. Harold PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY tan campaign that aerial support and Tonight — Coral Island Club — "Elephant Boy" fellow countryman what they wiU England of Roebltog. cooperation are essential to the suc­ PUBLIC AUCTION readily accord to an alien. o THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. cess of warfare among the trackless St George's — Somers Opera — "Penrod and Sam- at the house REID STREET. HAMILTON An a 'Mudian hold an office under heights and forbidding mountain the Government, he will receive vaUeys of the Indian north-west Somerset — Masonic Hall — "Smilin' Through" in SOUTHAMPTON A. M. PURCELL meagre pay unless he is fortunate to BELMONT MANOR NOTES frontier. Their activities, engag­ MANAGING EDITOR succeed a man born elsewhere but ing 760 officers and men, have in­ known as ANGEL STEPS ASSISTANT EDITOR! E. T. SAVER who came here and received increase The Hying ships bring many guests ASSISTANT MANAGER] ERNEST J. BELL cluded punitive bombing and ma­ to pay, house allowance and plenty to Belmont each week now that the ADVERTISING MANAGER! M. M. HANSFORD chine-gun attack on ground targets, SUBSCRIPTION RATES of holiday. increased service to Bermuda is es­ evacuation of wounded and sick, tabUshed. Recent arrivals in the Tuesday, Sept. 14th. LOCAL! — ONI YEAH _tor_ SIX MONTHS _©». We have offices held by non-Ber- and maintenance of essential suppUes FOREIGN: — TO UNITED STATUS AND CANADA mudians the pay of which is infinite­ Clipper were Mr. Russel Frost and Mr. to the army. IncidentaUy, for the (5 minutes from Lighthouse Railway • 11.00 FSB TKAR. TO C-RSAT BRITAIN. BO/. ly greater in proportion to higher Russell Frost 111, of South Norwalk, first time Indian pilots, trained at FEB TEAK Conn., Mr. and Mrs. Weiss of Great Station.) ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE offices held by 'Mudians, and, save the CranweU coUege to England and ta rare cases (like the Agricultural Neck, L. I. While the Cavalier brought attached to No. 1 Squadron, Indian •SNORES! EDITORIAL IOSSI AOVEBTIBINS. CIRCULA­ Station), no 'Mudian civil servant ta Mr. Paul F. Berdanier, of Jackson Air Force, have taken a part to the TION, ETC.. IOBII WOBK-ROCM AND NIOHT CAU . Heights, L. I. Commencing at 11 a.m. until ios7i sam FBIHTINS toss. gets house allowance. frontier struggle. * * * WHITNEY INSTITUTE So what the end will be no man The Service has solved success­ 1 p.m. and from 2 pan. till 6 p.m. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1937 may say, especially as there now ap­ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Taft Jr. fully many formidable problems set THE MICHAELMAS TERM pears to be a violent attack on the are visitors from Hartford, Conn. by the urgent needs of ground for­ will commence on Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Sanger are pension system, which is nothing ces. SuppUes have been dropped from Monday, 20th September, 1937, at 8.45 a.m. Take the 10 o'clock train from IN HARLEM, OR more than a long deferred payment from Newton, Mass. the air on a scale never before at­ The Headmaster will be at the School on Saturday, Hamilton and bring lunch for good and faithful work. * * * tempted. Examples are numerous. 18th September, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, to interview IN HIDING? o Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Marian come Tribesmen attacked a motor trans­ parents and new pupils. from Detroit, Michigan, for their port convoy a few mUes west of Jan- Settee and 2 Upholstered Chairs; Six weeks ago (31st July) two pri­ ELBOW BEACH NOTES Belmont holiday. Mr. and Mrs. dola. Further surface convoys to the ^ Copies of the Prospectus and Admission Forms may be soners escaped from the Hamilton Ralph V. Ellis and their family are strong point at Wana were stopped fc obtained from the Secretary-Treasurer (Dial 1694) or the Bookcase; Desk; Gate-leg Table; Oak Goal. The escape, toasfar as can be Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Nogueira of from Greenville, Delaware. and aircraft were caUed to to carry £ Headmaster (Dial 7253). Dining-room Set; Four Poster Pine­ ascertained, was no extraordinary Jackson Heights, Long Island, stopp­ * * * provisions. In twenty days two aero­ feat. The Gaol is neither a modern ed at the Elbow Beach Hotel on their Among arrivals this week from planes alone made 25 flights, trans­ apple-top Bed; Twin Single Beds nor a model structure. The equip­ New Jersey centres are Miss Mar- return trip from South America. porting nearly 100,000 lb. of food, and (metal); Breakfast Room Set; Orien­ ment is not up-to-date, and the staff Mr. and Mrs. Nogueira left the Elbow gareta Borger of Westwood, Mrs. bringing out 25 army casualities. is not large. Better gaols than this Beach Hotel for South American on Sara M. Cupp of Arlington, Miss One flight based at Risalpur, flying tal Carpets 4' x 6'; Upholstered Set have been broken out of, and will July 19th. Elizabeth D. Maley and Mr. John four twin-engined Vickers Valentia with ball feet; 2 and 4 burner Toil continue to be broken out of in all Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Johnson of the Maley from Bardentown, and Miss heavy transport biplanes, transport­ probability as long as gaols are Smithsonian Institution of Wash- Dora B. Squier from Arlington. Miss ed to the month of June an aggregate Ladies' Tailoring Stoves; Close-woven Willow Settee amongst tlie necessary encumbrances inton, D. C. Other guests from Elizabeth Schryver of Westwood. of 107 tons of suppUes, 618 fighting of what we are pleased to call civili­ Washington registered at the Elbow * * * personnel and 24 wounded and sick. and 2 Chairs; Electric Lamps; Single sation. A notable feat was the dropping of Beach Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Beeson are Metal Bed; Kitchen Safe; Linen Let us put it, then, that the escape Witts, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Riggles from Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. 40,000 rounds of ammunition on Time to think of your reflects no discredit upon the Gaol and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A_ Cal­ P. J. Connor are from Pittsburgh, Biche Kashkai camp, thereby enab­ Chest; Crossley Refrigerator; staff, and no credit upon the cun­ houn. Penna. From Overbrook, Philadel- ling the Bannu bridge to maintain tailored Fall Apparel! Crockeryware; Pots; Pans; etc., etc., ning or agility of the departed pris­ Mrs M. A. Fischer is registered at phia, Penna. are Mrs. Laura G. its place to the field. oners. In these respects, therefore, Elbow Beach from Regents Park, Bartels, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lawser Latest available information indi­ Your suit, skirt, topcoat, correctly styled and etc. our confidence to our guardians of London. and Miss Mary Lawser. cates that Royal Air Force pUots have smartly tailored under the personal supervision the law and the breakers of the law A family party from Brookline, flown considerably more than 10,000 of M. LOUIS (formerly of Paris and New York) J. CRITCHLEY, remains unshaken. But our pride is Massachusetts include Mrs. I. Minot Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Scot, Jr. are hours during the frontier operations. —tailored of fine quality tweeds and homespuns hurt, and hurt rather badly. will be the Auctioneer. Shepard, Miss Florence Elizabeth from New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Each pUot has flown on the average It has long been our belief and Shepard, and the Messrs I. M. and L. A. Lesstog Jr. are from Brooklyn, more than 60 hours a month and the There is a proposition that will appeal to 133:;w.s.m. boast that one of the strong deter­ H. B. Shepard. Also from Massa­ N. Y. Miss Margaret Flege is also 100 aeroplanes engaged have averaged well dressed woman. rents to crime in these Isles is the chusetts are Mr. and Mrs. Howard from Brooklyn. more than 100 hours since they virtual impossibility of escape from * * Sf Allison of West Somerville, Mr. and reached the war area. Total casual­ And here is another—we are offering SPECIAL the consequences and punishments Mrs. R. T. Gallagher of Norwood. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Hackett and ties among personnel have been three of crime. We pointed with pride to REDUCED PRICES from now until the end of NOTICE From N6W York are registered: Miss Frances H. Hackett make a kiUed and two injured. Aircraft and October. It will pay you well to pay us a visit now. the er circling seas as the most vigil­ Miss Eleanor a Brendstrup of New York charming family party from Ard­ aero engines have again demonstrat­ ant, incorruptible and impassible of City, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams, more, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. George ed utter dependabiUty—an essential A meeting of the qualified tax­ all gao.ers. And now we are begin­ New York City, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. M. Dimeltag are from Philadelphia, quality in a land where a forced land­ payers of Hamilton Parish will ning to think that the sea has let us Huff cf Great Neck, Mr. and Mrs. Penna. ing must almost invariably mean a be held in THE "LYCEUM," down. Frank T. Hill of New York City, Mr. o crash. Bailey's Bay, on Wednesday A majority of us, no doubt, strive and Mrs. R. J. Malone, Jackson evening the 15th inst.. at 8 fiercely against this feeling. We look Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ROLANDS INVERURIE HOTEL MEDICAL STORES BY PARACHUTE o'clock, for the purpose of elect­ for reassurances, but there are none A. Gallary of New York City. 'Phone 1443 forthcoming. Instead, we are fed NOTES Walker Arcade (Opposite Furness Pier), Hamilton ing an Overseer of the Poor to Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Stallan of To­ In dropping suppUes the normal fill the vacancy caused by the upon rumours, the most disquieting f ronto, Canada are spending their procedure is to fly on a steady course 195'' m.w.s. death of the late Chas. H. Hill. of rumours, for they challenge our honeymoon at the Elbow Beach Hotel. at slow speed a few hundred feet from faith to the perfect guardianship of From Pennsylvania are registered: The Rev. Walter W. Reid of Tom- the ground. Most of the food, am­ By order of the Parish Vestry. our beloved and trusted sea. Mr. -and Mrs. Matthew March of kins Cove, L. I. was welcomed back munition, drugs and so forth go down iii It is bruited about that the ab­ Bethlehem, Miss Lucile Austin of this week on hoUday. beneath small parachutes, but Ught sconding guests from our public Swickley, Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Valdes Sf Sf * stuff, such as vegetables, is frequent­ The Palm Qardens H. K. E. OUTERBRIDGE, hostelry have been seen in that great with their son and daughter of I than, Mr. H. G. Garbedian, of East Willis- ly dropped overboard. A typical Parish Vestry Clerk. city whose harbour is presided over and Mr. Howard Head of Philadel­ ton, L. I. who is to the Editorial De­ journey, made early to June, took The Renowned Out-of-Doors Restaurant and illuminated by the Statue of phia. medical suppUes and despatches from 19l«_|tjjm partment of New York Times arrived and Liberty. The story goes that they on Friday. Miranshah to frontier camps. The have been seen sometimes together, * * * medical stores, which were urgently Tropical Grill sometimes singly, ambling about the all wrong, and that these long un- Mr. John Henderson who heads his needed by the 1st. (Indian) Division, Table d'Hote and A la Carte Service Keep the busy New York waterfront; strolling imprisoned prisoners are somewhere own travel service in Flushing L. I., were carried to two large packages, Exceptionally Fine Cuisine and Wines along Broadway or the Avenues, under cover within our own confines. the John Henderson Travel Bureau, attached to parachute?, which were gazing ta awe and bewilderment at This opinion will be of great comfort with Mrs. Henderson and their son slung below tbe wings of tbe Hawker Specialising in Kidneys acfiwe the towering skyscrapers and the mad­ Audax biplane. The occupant of the to those who hold to the quaint belief is paying Inverurie a visit. Bermuda Sea foods: Green Turtle Soups, Steaks and Fins, to ensure Good Health. ding crowd; topping into the naughty that everybody has a "double," for * * * rear cockpit was given several large Lobsters, Crabs, Oysters and dams, etc. Man and women alike lose vigour and vitality nooks of Harlem for eyefuls of dazz­ they may assume that it must have Mr. and Mrs. Percy H. Myers, with bundles of despatches which were tn oar climate. Pains in the small of Dancing Nightly to the Music of Bermuda's Leading Native the back set In, joints "crack" at every ling femininity and earfuls of in­ been the "doubles" who have been to be dropped on specified camps; Miss Betty Myers of Savanah, Geor­ Orchestra under the direction of Berrie Brown. movement and become stiff and swollen toxicating rhythm. And all this is said to have been seen doubling about gia, are among arrivals of the week. streamers were attached to each bun­ sediment is left in the urine and bladder only a fragment of the story tapped dle to make them readily discernible weakness causes alarm. Yet many a New York. * * * THE NEW WINDSOR HOTEL kidney sufferer wastes precious time before over the Shed Wireless day by day. But those who have the least sus­ Mr. and Mrs. Spice are guests from to falling and on the ground. On ar­ strengthening the kidneys with Doan's ATTRACTIVE KATES Backache Kidney Pills. H there is any truth in these ru­ picion that there may be the least bit Pittsburgh, Penna. Dr. and Mrs. rival over the Indian divisional camp 1 the pUot released the medical sup­ European and American Plan mours there is room for dismal specu­ of truth in the stories will feel sym­ R. S. Mclver are from New York City. You know that bad blood means bad health pUes by pulling back the level of the Ntt do you know that weakness of the lation as to how this flight could have pathetic toward our Board of Im­ Miss Mary K. Van Pelt is another New bomb release gear. The packages kidney filters causes bad blood ? Unless been manouevered. Was there con­ migration, and apprehensive of the Yorker here. you take a special kidney medicine you dropped off the wings; about ten are likely to suffer pain and torment wh'ch nivance? was there conspiracy? or heavy tasks before them. For, if * * * weighed and the details checked. feet btlcw the tiny parachutes cpen- Wounded and sick are transported will make you feel old years before your time did these fugitives simply smash all the Way Ont of these Islands is so Miss Lora J. MacEachern is from The troops then parade in full equip­ why put up with tt? " I _*_, twice the mari ed and tbe supplies floated gently in the larger Valentia aeroplanes. the swimming records in the history much easier than we had thought, Boston, Mass. Others from New ment and enter the aeroplane "by I was before taking Doan's Puis" says a to the ground. In less than two hours Going up to the frontier camps, the healthy onetime sufferer, "Doan's P'lls of the world? is it not possible that the Way In England are, Mr. M. J. Marname, numbers"; emplaning is nowadays rid me of urinary disorders and bladder aU despatches had also been deUv­ aircraft carry troops and supplies. Fending official information one might be less difficult than we have Miss Mary Marname and Mr. Jcseph a part erf routine infantry drill. 8aVS an0the ered, in spite cf snipers' buUets. Before emplaning, men, their equip- ZS2SS£. '"- "*- •» must conclude that the rumours are conceived? P. Marname aU of Gardner, Mass. Iment, and other load are rapidly Continued an Page 10 Ask for OOAN'S. 1/s. 2/0, a/-. . HI urn, II

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LONDON COMMENT COMFORT AT SEA A notable addition to Britain's By BIG BEN passenger fleet is the new Orient Westminster, liner Orcades which set off on her 27th August, 1937. maiden voyage last week-end. Her J^elmont fManor size (23,500 tons) may not rival that August, the hoUday month in the of the Atlantic giants, but in equip­ British Isles, is drawing to a close in ment, machinery, and provision for September Reductions _**.*..« and Qolf Club sultry heat, but hoUday makers will passengers comfort she need fear no presents look back on It as a month of sun­ comparison. Her promenade decks shine and warmth. Those of us who have modified stanchions which have at 9.30 every evening are looking forward to later hoUdays long uninterrupted views. She has in September are hoping that the exceptional floor space for games, MURRAY GRISS sun wiU extend its blessings for a and her upper decks are cosily com­ If you're headed North a Tweed Jacket and while longer. Englishmen have been panionable, thanks to a series of or Shetland Suit will be ideal ... if here HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA in the habit of chasing the sun on wind-deflectors cunningly instaUed hoUday, but this has become more aft. Down below, too, there are many to enjoy the last two months of cooler difficult with the disturbances in new devices for increasing the com­ Spain and the Mediterranean. The fort of travel. The waUs of the air- Summer then choose from these. consequence is that increasing num­ conditioned lounge-cafe, for instance, bers are turning to Germany, Scan­ are paneUed with Mural "Rextae," dinavia and the Baltic countries which is not only attractive and For our part these substantial reductions where though the sun may be less tremendously durable, but also re­ hot the climate is more invigorating. duces noise and vibration. Closer have been made to make way for large It is particularly satisfactory that so inspection shows that one of the stair­ many Englishmen are seeing Ger­ cases, the pUlars—and even a piano- shipments of new merchandise now en many for themselves, as this is the have been "clothed" ta this adaptable only way that the much-needed im­ leathercloth. Passengers on the Or­ route from England. provement in the relations between cades last week-end soon had a taste the two countries can be brought of what they might expect ta the way about. Who shall say that there is of novelties, for boat driU was con­ Special Ferry Leaves Belmont at 12.55 sum. no brighter side even to the troubles ducted from the bridge by a loud in Spain? speaker! FOR MEN SPORT JACKETS (from 60/-) .48/- GOLF EMPIRE INDUSTRY THE MOST UP-TO-DATE LABORATORIES. TROPICAL SUITS (from 95/-) ~.-.60/- 18 Challenging Holes — 6320 yards The announcement of Imperial Chemical Industries' plans to manu­ I have more than once touched on PITH HELMETS (from 10/6) II- with the 19th Hole facture in India is significant of the the surprising growth of the British for Refreshments changing character of Empire and dyestuffs industry, a story which is PANAMAS (from 18/6) 10/- particularly of TJ.K.—Indian trade. one of Science's romances. Synthe­ It has for some years been the de­ tic dye-making was an English dis­ SUMMER TROUSERS (from 55/-)...... 22/- fir 32/- clared poUcy of I.CL to develop local covery, but the trade was aUowed : *>c_X>C^>e»>C»><__<><-_X>--X>G><>C"-<<>0<><=><* production overseas, and they have to pass entirely into the hands of • already their own factories in Aus­ Germany. The necessity of war FOR WOMEN traUa, South Africa and South Amer­ forced Great Britain to turn to and ica. Their Indian plans however are buUd up her own production, and more ambitious. They intend to since 1932 our dyestuffs industry has SHETLAND SUITS (from 105/-) 70/- ^she tfnvemrie erect factories in the Punjab for mak­ so grown in stature that it now TWEED TOPCOATS (from 110/-) 70/- ing soda ash, and ta Bengal for chlor­ meets the German on equal terms. ine and caustic soda. But this is Very shortly great new research la­ SHETLAND TOPCOATS (from 100/-) „..„__. 50/- and Cottages only a start. boratories wUl be opened at the A new producing company is to be headquarters of the British Dyestuffs SWIM SUITS (from 25/-).™ 17/- "At the Water's Edge" formed and this wiU be identified as Corporation ta Manchester. These closely as possible with India. The are the last word ta scientific design BEACH ROBES (from 25/-) 17/- With acres of grounds and luxuriant gardens Indian pubUc are to be invited to and equipment and wiU probably con­ subscribe a large part of the capital. stitute the finest organic chemical magnif icer.t setting on Bermuda's most beautiful Harbour Indian labour wiU be employed and research in the world. Although they These specials are now available Indians trained to take over the tech­ wiU house between two and three nical management. hundred chemists, they have been This is evidence that Lord Mac- planned to give each man a sense of ^he ^Marine terrace Gowan and the directors of this great the importance of his own work. "Venice in Berrrwdcf' combine have abundant confidence Each chemist will, with his assis­ ta India's future. tant, have a separate and complete laboratory with an individual colour DINING and DANCING AGRICULTURAL RETURNS. scheme and his name on the door. At the same time aU wiU share the /» - H I C TON Nightly under the Stars While British exports are expand­ benefits of air-conditioning and of ing and the coal, textUe, motor and j the maximum of Ught streaming across a long corridor much like the To the alluring strains of steel industries continue to develop, agriculture shows another big de­ promenade deck of a liner. CHET FROSTS cline. "THE DEATH" All-Star Singing Orchestra The trouble is that no-one pays PAPER CHASE " much attention to agriculture, stiU the greatest British industry, though During the last two years a new and *_nd the Sunday Evening Concerts are an Institution in now that the world is re-arming and mysterious fruit-tree trouble has Mention of refuse raises the ques­ Bermuda it has become important to attain appeared ta scattered areas all over tion of Utter. A South African visi­ 7023j~n.m.f.tp. some measure of self-supply in food­ •England. Popularly it is known as tor to England has stated that the stuffs, the prosperity of home agri­ The Death", and apples, cherries, thing which iinpressedhiin most fav­ culture has become a matter of more pears and plums have been commonly ourably was the courtesy of the concern. Compared with 1936, the attacked. It rots the tissues of the British motorist, and least favour­ acreage or arable land shows a re­ roots which give off an evil alcohoUc ably, the Utter-strewn state of the Meadow Gold duction of 102,000 acres in area. 10- odour. Part or aU of the root system countryside. 000 more acres have gone into perma­ below a certain level may be destroy­ It is not as a rule the country­ nent grass. In addltton,..198,000 ed and the affected trees soon die man, but the town-dweUer on hoU­ more acres than ta 1936 were left with Scientists quickly got busy on the day, who leaves a paper trail behind Ice Cream no crops at ah, as the result of the problem and, to the surprise of the him, and Londoners must plead PAGET heavy spring rains which made sow- fruit-grower, soon found a simple guUty to the charge, against which tag impracticable ta many parts of natural explanation. Owing to the the increase of the country-weekend A complete Hotel Resort operated in the manner of a Smart the country. Wheat is one of the heavy winter rains the soU ta many habit and the prosperity of the motor Club few crops to register an increase. districts became thoroughly water­ trade furnish no adequate excuse. NEW FLAVOURS very facility concentrated ta one great estate on the lovely There are more cattle and sheep, but logged. When the trees swayed ta But there are signs that the public iouth Sbore — One of Bermuda's finest beaches, restricted to fewer pigs and horses, and aU classes the wind, therefore, they acted like conscience is at last waking up, s of the Hotel and their friends — Golf Course — Tennis and that people are beginning to Court— Stables of poultry have declined considerably. battering ran_s, and the sodden soil The total number of agricultural around their roots above ground recognise the Utter nuisance as an Ana, at night, dancing with HOWARD LAI-TIN'S popular Your appreciation of really fine Ice workers has steadily declined since abuse not only of our treasured beau­ orchestra, B3LBERT SERBHtf, director level or below soon became beaten Cream has enabled us to install another 1933 and this year there is a further into a stiff clayey mass. Any cavi­ ty spots but of our prized British A PLEASANT RENDEZVOUS FOR COCKTAILS, Uberty. The anti-Utter campaign, large Ice Box to stock a delicious assort­ DINNER & DANCE decrease of 9,500, making 42,100 ta ties that opened fiUed with rain­ the last two years, partly—though I water, and the ramming process with general approval and full news­ ment of "Meadow Gold'' flavours. :ed Clientele. Fresh water throughout the entire house. not by any means largely—a conse­ continued until the roots became paper wireless pubUcity, began last quence of the growing use of ma­ embedded in a soUd compact ball week when 38 astonished picnickers "Meadow Gold" was the first, ready were pounced upon by the poUce for chinery. through which neither air nor mois­ to use Ice Cream, to come from the ture could penetrate. The result a too casual disposal of their lunch­ StiU, things are looking up ta the North and ranks first favourite with was death of the roots ta the har­ eon-wrappings . farming world, and next year, thanks dened area, and eventually death of discriminating people for its pure rich to Government assistance to grow­ Let us hope that others wiU profit the tree. With the cause known, goodness. ers of wheat, oats and barley, the by example and that when our South Hamilton Roof it was easy to devise suitable preven- African friend next visits the Mother acreage lost is likely to be more than ive measures. "'Neath the Stars" regained and better prices obtained Country he wiU not find one dis­ for the produce. At least we all hope carded paper bag from John O'Groats LONDON'S HOP-PICKERS. to Lands End. so! Arriving today— DANCING NIGHTLY TILL CLOSING This week thousands of London BRITAIN'S MERCHANT FLEET. pickers made their annual trek to A THRIFTY NATION VANILLA CHOCOLATE EDDIE WITTSTEIN the hop-fields. At one time this V S8*#, .!__ STRAWBERRY PISTACHIO Thetonnagessof theworld's mercan­ must have been a real adventure, Thrift is flouri_~hing in this island! and his Orchestra tile marine just pubUshed show the for the pickers had to sleep under Statistics show that the "Little BUTTERSCOTCH LEMON SHERBERT British Merchant Navy in a strong the hedges or ta tents, but for several Man's" deposits in saving banks are Minimum 4/- or one dollar position. years now farmers have provided good increasing by £100,000,000 a year. The aggregate tonnage of aU Brit­ camping accommodation, and the They have now reached the almost Bricks to Carry Home No Cover Charge ish ocean-going ship s—passenger invading army of Cockneys provide astronomical figure of £3000,000,000! liners and cargo vessels—has faUen themselves with aU kinds of home —equivalent to £66 per head of the Four completely different kinds, each AMATEUR NITE EVERY TUESDAY from 18,900,000 in 1914 to 17,200,000 comforts from washstands to waU- population, man, woman, and child. to-day, but we are still supreme in paper. This season, vastly improved The returns, district by district, are brick in several delicious flavours. cargo ships, especially ta modern accommodation awaits them as the interesting, for they show that the ones. In the past seven years British result of new bye-laws issued by the North and Midlands of England and shipyards have buUt more than 200 Ministry of Health. AU workers Scotland are responsible for the Novelties cargo ships, aggregating nearly 1,000- must now be properly houses, each greater part of the deposits—York­ Dancing Nightly on 000 tons whUe the rest of the world family in private screened sleeping shire favouring building societies, and SMOOZIES, POPS I CLES, AND MELO ROLLS. has only produced 100 vessels of 440,- quarters and each person with 20 Lancashire and Scotland the trus­ 000 tons. As a result, Great Britain square feet of floor space or more. tee saving banks. This thriftiness The Starlight Terrace now owns 45% of the world's first- Floors must be raised from the ground of the northern folk-hard-headed, class cargo tonnage. If the com­ and straw for bedding must be fre­ to the music of long-sighted people—is not-only tra­ parison is limited to completely up- quently changed. Sheltered and ditional, but easy to explain. Gen­ At to-date cargo ships our holding is separate cook houses must be pro­ eraUy speaking, thriftiness varies in An Al Donahue Orchestra nearer 60%. vided for each 16 persons and refuse inverse proportion to security, and This preference for cargo ships is removed daily. there is more security in the south THE SODA FOUNTAIN not shared abroad, where passenger The East End Londoner is a man ta these days. The north, dependent liners—buUt, equipped, and run with who has always had to fend for him­ mainly on the "heavy" industries— MEDICAL HALL state subsidies are the vogue. Our seU, but the fact that something shipbuUding, ironfoundtag, and Reid St. geographical position demands a is at last being done for his comfort mining—is the first to suffer in a preponderance of the humbler vessel, will not detract from the merriment trade depression, and the last to re­ BERMUDA'S MODERN DRUG STORE and ta the past the "dirty British which invariably surrounds this cover. The cult of the "nest egg" coasts'" has never faUed to maintain great annual outing—the first stage is a natural consequence. ROBERT D. BLACKMAN, Qenerd Manager. our vital channels of supply. in the production of good British beer! Continue.. «n P«ge 6 Page 4 THE EOYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1937.

A Real Horoscope NEW YORK STOCK MARKET From India Saturday's Closing Prices Crossword Puzzle :By LARS MORRIS : Allis Chahn. Mfg ~. 56 .. ACROSS ANSWER TO 3—American diplomat Noted Bombay Astrologer Offers PREVIOUS PUZZLE (1853-1934) c Am. Car & Foundry 33_ 1—Wool Am. Colortype : lOi 7—Disbelieves 4—One (German) iVhen Shoes go 3$ack to School 1000 FREE Test Horoscopes 13—Part of army |pkh-»kl_l lei 1 lei |H_.li_l_|-rl 5—Prefix: together Am. & For. Pow. _____.. 51 14—AU 6—Machine Am. & For. Pow. pf 351 IS—Russian ruler Daanainaaiasesa 7—Leave to Prove Skill and Accuracy Am. Hide & Leather 5 16—Opening ___._. V 1= RII LUE MTUSUV M P SI 8—At stroke of 18—Prepare to publish ass H53 •____ SIB 9—Western Indian Am. Locomotive —— 33_ 19—Males _j_35j3_BS_-_.__.Ei anas 10—Stay they are in for the hardest kind of Am. Machine . _• 17i 20—Hebrew prophet 11—Unimportant thing Would you Uke to konw without 23—Salamander jt w\ t___.i_-.iz Ofr-I 13—Hunting dog any cost what the stars indicate for Am. 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In northern Africa, where cork Lake Shore _._ .461 ally want to make bids for the folks sports goods are finding a difference! • , »_ _, ' US. Steel pf 124§ years has Merseyside had such a M Vanadium Corp. __. 25 Lit. Long Lac 4 30 who set out to see their native land, to. th+x.e suppl~ .y of* corki fo* r badmintonv. _ - .. ! * alsotfound___T\ . _ , the natives use the in­ Mclntyre 33 00 large tonnage on order and under ferior cork for roofing their huts, as MSTT04STIES Warner Pros. Pict. HI Mack Red Lake _. 1.05 and New Jersey did it this year to the shuttlecocks and other games' re­ Warren Pav. 4§ tune of $150,000, for its state council. construction. Having prepared the quisites, while considerable quan­ it is both light and waterproof. Western Union TeL 43 McWatters .36 Macassa 4.55 Colorado is putting in a good word recently-completed flotilla leader tities of this light and porous mater­ The cork is collected and placed in West. Air Brake __. 31 j MacLeod-Cockshutt _ 1.20 Inglefield for her trial runs and fOR -___*/ West. Elec. 130" for the Rocky Mountains by authoriz­ ial are still used foi stopping bottles, boiling water to lemove any impuri­ White Motors 17! Mining Corp 2.79 ing an expenditure of $150,000 over launched the aircraft carrier Ark despite the advent of metal caps. ties, and is next "scraped" and press­ Moneta 135 Royal, Merseyside has now laid the Woolworth Co. 441 Noranda _.__-_, 54.00 the next two years. Table mats and many other useful ed out quite flat. It.is now ready for Worthington 291 O'Brien 3.95 keel of a new 35,000-ton Cunard domestic articles are also made from packing and export. Each cork tree Yellow Tr. & Coach is Omega . .41 White Star liner and launched the yields an average of about 45 pounds V S. Smelt. Unq IOWA SEEKS TOURISTS cork. Pam. Porcu. . 2.56 latest EUerman ship, the 8,015-ton each eight to ten years when it is- Caterpillar Tractor 80 The best variety of cork is found in Paymaster .44 Although Iowa is famed not for City of Cape Town. "harvested." Allied Chem. 205 Pend Oreille 3.35 large quantities chiefly in Spain. Am. Bank Note 20 resorts but for tall corn, it, too, is. Improvement in British shipping Perron ______..____... .7*5 The cork tree, which is generally Hundreds of corks for bottles are Am. Tobacco , 774 IPickl e Crow 4.40 registering Its interest in the tour- j circles generally is further indicated turned out by machines in a few Case 140 Pioneer 3.65 j ing public with a $5,000 appropriation | by other vessels under construction grown in large groves and forests, CoL Carb. Unq much resembles the English oak minutes. Pieces of the original cork Preston Dome . .91 for its Greater Iowa Commission, st-rips left over after this process are Com. Credit , 551 Read Authier 280 at present in Merseyside shipyards. and is often called "the cork oak." Deere HO Red Lake Gold 25 Nevada set aside $2,500 for a new state These include a second EUerman The tree yields up its valuable bark not thrown away as a rule, but are DuPont . i4| Board of Publicity. 8,015-ton liner to be known as the ground down with rubber to form a Johns-Manville . 106 Royalite Ofl .34 every eight or ten years and usually Union Carb. 88 San Antonio 13d And now for the two leading year- City of Pretoria, a cargo ship cf 3,310 Uves about 150 years. mixture that provides floor mats and Shawkey .43 round tourist states—California and tons for J. Holt & Co. (Liverpool), coverings.—C. S. Monitor. Aluminum nna When the young tree is about Gulf Ofl 491 Sherritt Gordon 2.C2 Siscoe 3.00 Florida. What did they appropriate? Ltd., and two Doxf ord-Diesel-engined eight or tone years of age, its outer Humble Oil s Unq Sladen-Malartic 89 Nothing. That is, they spent no 8,480-ton tankers for the British Stadacona .98 money officially. Private associations Tanker Company. An order for two Sudbury Basin — 3.25. deal out so much cash fox state ad­ additional EUerman liners has just Sullivan Cons. ..„._ 1.08 been received by the shipbuilders and to be knpwn as Trident and Thetis. Sylvanite ______2.85 vertising in these commonwealths 1TTLE DIZZINESS Teck-Hughes 4.75 that the states do not feel called upon is to be put in hand almost immedi­ Two destroyers are also under con­ IVER BILIOUSNESS ately. struction for the Argentine Govern­ PILLS SALLOW SKIN Thompson Cadillac _ .36 to assist, it is pointed cut in the CONSTIPATION Ventures Unq August issue of State Government, Among British Admiralty sorder ment, each of 1,390 tons, with geared Waite Amulet 2.25 are the battleship Prince of Wales, turbtoe engines.—(Christian Science Wood Cadillac .._ ____-__.„ _25 rganof the CouncU.—Christian Sci-] Wri__it Har_»reaves 6.05 m nee Monitor. the cruiser Dido and two submarines | Monitor.) iaB^>aa;8agft'tfiTiitfi--'nrirrn7--rr

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BUDGE AND VON CRAMM SIX TEAMS BRACKETED NEW RECORD SET FOR FOOTBALL IN GREENLAND MEET IN U.S. FINAL AT TOP OF ENGLISH KING'S CUP AIR RACE FOOTBALL LEAGUE Adventure With an Iceberg Local and Foreign Sporting News Jadwiga Jedrzejowska and C. E. Gardner Betters Former Anita Lizana Women's Chesterfield, Unbeaten, Has Mark by Nearly 60 m.p.h. by DAVID HAIG THOMAS Leadership of Second Our 400-ton schooner having wea­ Finalists at Forest Hills Division AVERAGE SPEED 233 M.P.H. thered the Atlantic gales and battered "A" LEAGUE RACE STIU SPANISH POINT DEFEAT her way through the drift ice dropped CRICKET ASSOCIATION anchor in Disko Bay. Icebergs drifted FOREST HILLS, Sept. 11. (CP)— LONDON, Sept. 11. (CP)—Six LONDON, Sept. 11. (CP)—The IN DOUBT AS B.A. A. DRAW CLOSES "A" LEAGUE ELECTRIC* LIGHT* XI by in the clear water, and Eskimos Baron Gottfried Von Cramm and teams shared the leadership of the King's Cup Air Race, upon which paddled their kayaks among long WITH SERPS COMPETITION J. Donald Budge, the world's out EngUsh FootbaU League after today's 17 competitors started from Dublin shadows thrown by the midnight standing amateurs, wUl meet in the this morning, was won by O. E. 21-Run WinfoTvB" League games. Bolton Wanderers lost l-o sun, and stared with wonder at the finals of the United States National Gardner in a Perceval Mew Gull Serps Lose 7 Wickets for 51 B.A.A. and Serps Meet in Defending Champions to Huddersfleld and Arsenal drew ship and the strange white men. Tennis Championships. The women's 1-1 with Leicester. The Wanderers which covered the course to Hatfield singles championship wiU be decided I wandered through the settlement in Reply to 135 Declared Final Thursday and Friday Thursday and the Gunners are now bracketed at an average speed of 233.75 miles between Jadwiga Jedrzejowska of with old Greenland friends; the doc­ with Charlton Athletic, Stoke City per hour, beating the speed of any Poland and Anita Lizana of ChUe. tor, the wireless operator, and the SpUtting points for a draw with the Strengthening their position as Sunderland and Wolverhampton previous winning machine by ap­ SCHEDULE NOT COMPLETED governor. It had been a bad winter Serpentine Rangers Cricket Club leaders in the Bermuda Cricket As­ Budge defeated Frankie Parker Wanderers, each with seven points. proximately 57 mUes an hour. for the Greenlanders. The wind had on Thursday, the Bermuda Athletic sociation's "B" League competition in straight sets 6-2, 6-1, 6-3 in the Brigadier-General [A. C. Lewin, Stoke City turned in the top score continually broken up tlie ice, and Association eleven failed to assure In spite of the fact that the full for the Jacob Cup, the Spanish semi-finals, while the German, after who Is 63 years old and the oldest of the day in waUoping Derby County some hunting parties had drifted themselves of a place in the Bermuda schedule has not been completed, the Point Sports Club gamed a 21-run dropping the first two sets to young competitor, was second, and E. W. 8-1, while Charlton Athletic kept out to sea with their dog teams and Cricket Association "A" League Bermuda Cricket Association has victory over the Bermuda Electric Bobby Biggs of Los Angeles, won Perceval, who yesterday created the in the top flight with a 3-1 victory sledges never to be seen again. Seals, final and as a result the competition closed the "A" League competition Light Sports Club on the Saltus 0-6, 6-8, 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. record speed of 225.2 miles per hour over West Bromwich Albion in Lon­ too, had been very scarce owing to for the General Electric Cup remains for the General Electric Cup and the School field on Thursday. The Span­ The PoUsh girl scored a 6-4, 6-4 for the quaUfytag course, was third. don. The Wolves scored only one goal their ruthless slaughter by the Nor­ as much in doubt as ever. Both final for the trohpy wUl be played ish Point club batted first and scor­ victory over Helen Jacobs, wbile He also was flying a Perceval Mew ta the game at Wolverhampton again­ wegian and Labrador seal hunters. teams have one match to play to on Thursday and Friday between the ed 93, then dismissed their oppon­ Miss Lizana turned back Dorothy GuU, while Lewin was ta a Miles st Blackpool, newcomers, with Lei­ The Greenlanders had Uved on the complete the schedule, and they are Bermuda Athletic Association and ents for 72. May Bundy of Calif ornia 6-2, 6-3 in Whitney Straight. cester, to the major league. Government stores, but these lacked the Serpentine Rangers Cricket Clab. After a good start which saw 56 the women's semi-final round. separated by a scant two points, Manchester City, the league Lord Swinton, Secretary of State the vitamins found ta fresh seal The two-day match is to be played on posted before the fall of the second while the Sandys Cricket dob is champions, went to Sunderland, but for Air, presented the Cup and re­ meat, and cases of scurvy had de­ the B.A.A. field, play starting at wicket, Spanish Point faltered and stiU very much in the running. BUDGE WINS AFTER THRILLING the Cup-holders proved far too strong ferred to the fatal accident yesterday veloped. To make matters worse 10.30 a.m. each day. STRUGGLE The unbeaten B.A.A. have now wickets feU quickly. T. Redman and for the Mancunians who have not which marred the quaUfytag round. the first ships in the spring had The final standing gives the B_A_A. drawn four of the seven matches J. Booth bowled weU to dispose of yet struck their last season's stride. It was the first accident in the race brought an epidemic of influenza. played to score a total of 23 points, 23 points, the Serps 21 and the Sandys eight wickets between them, Red­ Don Budge won the National Ten­ The home team won 3-1. since 1928. The King has asked that whUe the serps, with three victories, Cricket Club 20. According to the man taking four for 25 and Booth nis Championship after a thrilling In the second division Chesterfield his sympathy be expressed to relatives three losses and one draw, have 21 schedule, the leaders and runners-up four for 26. R. Adderley with 19, A struggle with Baron von Cramm in of the victim. maintained their unbeaten record KILLED BY DOGS points. The Sandys Cricket Club, have one match in hand, whUe Sandys Flood and V. Wheatley with 18 each, which he appeared to have the upper and the League leadership with a o have two matches unplayed. The and W. Adderley with 17 were top edge over his indcmitable opponent. with two games in hand, are now in 2-1 verdict over Plymouth Argyle. The dogs, too, had been hungry, B.A.A. and Serps drew OD Thursday scorers for Spanish Point. The result was 6-1, 7-9, 6-1, 3-6, 6-1. third place on the table with 20 points. Coventry City retained second place SQUARE-RIGGERS AWAIT and the doctor's own team had bro­ to gain two points each in what c Running true to form, the B_A.A. With two "ducks" early in the with a 2-1 victory at Bury. ken loose and, with other Eskimo turned out to be the final senior HURRICANE'S PASSING were unable to complete their inn­ innings, the Electric Light eleven A 1-1 draw at home against Mffl- dogs, had kiUed a Uttle bey who had league game. DUNDEE SCORES SIXTH WIN ings on Thursday and were compeUed lost four wickets for 17, but the wall kept Notts County at the top been unable to get into bis heme in Had aU teams in the competition Continued from Page 1 to declare after making 135 for five partnership of J. Kemp and T. Red­ TO BE UNBEATEN IN of the third division, southern sec­ time. When the frantic parents wickets. Jack Hayward and Mariera adhered to the schedule as drawn man carried the total to 48 for the had beaten off the snarling pack tion, but in the northern loop Gates­ | Club, estabUshed the starting Une k the score to 58 before Hayward up by the Cricket Association, the faU of the fifth wicket. Redman there was Uttle left of their only SCOTTISH LEAGUE head was held to a 2-2 draw by Wrex­ five mUes due east of St. David's was caught, and Mariera remained standing might have been different remained to post the highest score chUd. AU the dogs that had not been ham and is now bracketed with Light, but the two square-riggers . 70. Hayward made 25 and but throughout the season there of 31, but the rest of the side were tied up at this time were immediately Chester, New Brighton and Rother­ never made an official start. iera 32. Shirley contributed nine has been a tendency on the parts of put out cheaply and the last wick­ shot. Rangers and Motherwell ham United, aU of whom won their The noon weather reports from the the total went to 83 for the third some of the clubs to disregard the et fell at 72. For Spanish Point S. I borrowed a kayak and joined an Share Second Place After matches to share top place. Arlington radio station determined and "Chummy" Hayward schedule. Asserting its authority Flood took four wickets for 26, L. Eskimo party to coUect terns' eggs a postponement of the race until made 25 when the fourth wicket and disapproval of the practice, which Chiappa three for 23, L. Tatem two Victories from the islands ta Disko Bay. It the hurricane had made itseU scarce, ill. Freisenbruch's was the is extremely bad for cricket in Ber­ for 13 and A. Flood one for 10. was exicting to feel the leng, double- and at about 12.15 p.m. the Seven _ wicket to faU at 123, when he muda, the Association decided on The scores were: d ad( e GLASGOW, Sept. 11. (CP)— Dundee Seas, under sail and power, made for | °^ P -U — my bands again and .red 11. Hallett and Adderley Saturday to close the competition ENGLISH FOOTBALL the wonder team of the Scottish Town Cut Channel, through which to hear the water lapping against . score to 135 before the in order that the final may be played SPANISH POINT S.C. Football League this season, scored RE25ULT S she was soon foUowed by the Joseph the taut sealskin sides of the kayak innings was declared closed, Adder- on the scheduled date. their sixth consecutive victory today, M. Conrad. and the clink of the ice as we drove making 18 not out and HaUett The final for the trophy, which A. Flood, b J. Booth 18 defeating Aberdeen 3-1 at Pitodrie our blades through the ice-Uttered DIVISION Aboard the Seven Seas on the return one not out. decides the white cricket champion­ Park. Motherwell and Rangers tur­ FIRST W. Adderley, b E. Parker 17 voyage are five guests: Mr. Charles sea. Soon my arms and back began J. DeSilva was the only batsman ship of the Islands, should provide V. Wheatley, c Undo, b J. Booth 18 ned ta convincing wins, the Fir Park to ache, for my muscles were soft 3 WestBrom. A. 1 Lang, representing the Race Com­ the B.A.A. bowlers trouble two days of exceUent sport. The L. Tatem, b J. Booth o squad winning 3-1 at HamUton while Charlton A. after the long voyage from Denmark, 2 Birmingham 0 mittee cf the New York Yacht Club, > Serps innings, but lack of finalists are old rivals at the crease, Soares, lbw., b Linds i Rangers downed Celtic 3-1. Chelsea and my legs grew numb, for the Everton 3 Brentford 0 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whiting, of time prevented an almost certain and given good weather for the Adderley, c Maderios, b Red­ Two points separate Dundee from kayak I had borrowed had been buUt Grimsby T. 1 Leeds U. 1 New York City (Mrs. Whiting was for­ victory for the B.A.A. DeSUva re­ encounter, some fine cricket should man _. 19 MotherweU and Rangers, who share for a smaller man. At last I could Huddersfleld T. 1 Bolton W. 0 merly Miss Medora Roosevelt, of mained to score 30 of the total of 50 be seen. A complete Ust of the players Flood, b Redman 5 second place with 10 points. Hearts bear it no longer, and, calling to the Leicester C. 1 Arsenal 1 Tucker's Town), and Mr. and Mrs. for the sixth wicket. He was the only selected to represent the clubs wiU be Usher, b Redman 1 moved into fourth position by de­ Eskimos, I landed on an ice floe and Portsmouth 0 Middlesborough 2 WiUiam Bondbright, of Gross Point, member of the side to reach double pubUshed tomorrow. Card, lbw., b Booth 0 feating Hibernians 3-2 in an Edin­ altered the skins on which I was Preston N_E. 4 Liverpool 1 Mich. (Miss. Bondbright is the former figures. Stumps were drawn after L. Chiappa, c MitcheU, b Redman 3 burgh derby. sitting. But they, too, were glad of a Stoke C. 8 Derby C. 1 Miss Margaret Weir, also of Tucker's the seventh wicket feU at 51. Jack R. Flood, not out _ 4 Morton, promoted from the sec­ rest, and we sat on our kayaks and Sunderland 3 Manchester C. 1 Town and Weirton, Pa.). The last- Hayward took three wickets for 23 Extras.. ond division this season, gained their chewed dried walrus meat and Us­ SWIM MEET TO DECIDE Wolves W. 1 Blackpool 0 named couple are on their honey­ runs, Shirley two for three and Hal­ first point of the season by holding tened to the cries of the terns. One moon. huge iceberg near by was in the lett two for 25. BERMUDA CHAMPIONS the strong Falkirk squad to a 1-1 93 SECOND DIVISION Aboard the Conrad as guests are form of a great arch, and the sweU The scores were: draw, While Lanark were surprised at Mr. and Mrs. Noel Leggett, of New broke and thundered ta its blue- Bowling: o M W R Hampden Park where Queen's Park 150-Yard Medley and Ladies' Aston ViUa 2 Blackburn R. 1 York City, Mr. R. A. Ferguson, Jr., of green caves. E. Parker g 2 1 drew by a similar score. BERMUDA ATHLETIC ASSOC, 7 Bradford o Southampton 0 Bermuda, is making the voyage 50-Yard Free Style Today T. Redman . 10 1 4 25 A noteworthy feat was St. Mirren's Notts Forest 0 Burnley 0 north on the Conrad. J. Hayward c. F. Jenkins, b. J. Undo 4 — 1 19 3-0 victory over Kilmarnock, while Bury 0 Coventry C. 2 A CASCADE OF ICE E. Tatem. 25 Tonight at the HamUton Hotel Pool J. Booth 8 — 4 26 Ayr United also gained maximum Chesterfield 2 Plymouth A. 0 J. Mariera b. G Frith 32 a Grand Water Carnival wiU be held points away from home by scoring Manchester U. 4 Barnsley 1 NEW ZEALANDERS LOSE E. Shirley, b. G. Frith to mark the opening of the 1937 Ber­ ELECTRIC LIGHT S.C. We got into our kayaks and were the only goal in their game against Norwich C. 3 Sheffield W. 1 W. Hayward, c. E. Petty, b. G. muda Amateur Swimming Champ­ FINAL MATCH OF TOUR just abcut to slide off the floe into the Queen of the South. In other SheffieldU. 2 Luton T. 0 Frith 25 ionships programme. The Carnival the water when there was a roar, D. Moura, c R. Flood, b S. Flood 12 games Arbroath trimmed St. John­ Stockport C. 0 West Ham U. 0 T. Adderley, not out 18 is scheduled to begin at 8.30 p.m. and I turned round just in time to J. Booth, b Chiappa 5 stone 2-0 and Clyde and Partick Swansea T. 2 Fulham 0 Mr. Leveson Gower's XI Has W. Freisenbruch, s. b. B. Mc- | The 150-yard championship individ- O. Maderias, c W. Adderley, b Thistle tied 1-1. see the arch disappear into the sea, 11 Tottenham H. 2 Newcastle U. 2 Ronald ual medley swim for men, and the Chiappa Q Raith Rovers went into a two- 145-Run Triumph Friday followed by hundreds of tons of bro­ H. Hallett, not out. . ken ice. The shock caused another * 50-yard freestyle title race fcr ladies J. Kemp, c S. Usher, b A. Flood.... 17 point lead ta the second division, THRID DIVISION Extras. 14 huge piece of ice to spUt off, and the 1 wffl be the attractions of the evening, J. O. L. Spurling, b S. Flood 0 winning 5-3 at East Fife, whUe Air­ (Northern Section) LONDON, Sept. 11. (CP)—The New together with a fuU list of other ev­ T. Redman, c W. Adderley, b drieonians downed Albion Rovers Zealanders lost the final match of berg rocked backwards and forwards, Total.... 135 ents. sending out great waves, while cas­ Chiappa : 32 2-1 at Airdrie. J* Accrington S. Tranmere R. their tour with Mr. H. D. G. Leveson It is interesting to note that there cades of foaming water poured back E. Gibbons, c S. Flood, b Tatem o Carlisle U. Halifax T. Gower's XI by 145 runs yesterday. Bowling Analysis: into the sea every time it Ufted one is no defending champion in the J. Lindo, b Tatem. Chester York City Playing at Scarborough, the tourists R W of its great shining sides. I was O M men's event as it was not held last A. MitcheU, c A. Flood, b S. Flood BASEBALL RESULTS Crewe A. were dismissed for totals of 285 and i DarUngton speUbound by the beauty and great­ B. McRonald 19 42 season. Leon Belvin won the title E. Parker, not out.._ PortVale 156, Mr. Leveson Gower's XI scoring Doncaster R. ness of the spectacle, but a shout from C. Vallis 18 47 0 in 1935. Several of the junior swim­ Wrexham 308 in the first innings and 206 in M. lindo, c Chiappa, b S. Flood.„. Results of Saturday's games: Gateshead the Eskimos brought me to my sen­ G. Frith 8 15 mers with promising abiUty wiU be Lincoln C. the second. HuU City ses, and, throwing my weight for­ E. Tatem 17 1 starters in tonight's medley race, Hartlepools U. Wyatt was the top scorer for the INTERNATIONAL New Brighton ward I let my kayak slide into the although it is a senior championship. Barrow home team ta the first innings Bowling: o M W Oldham A. water and paddled away. Turning SERPENTINE RANGERS C.C Lillian Taylor of St. George's is the Southport when he contributed 98. Brown had L. Chiappa „ 9 3 3 Syracuse 5 Jersey City 1 Rochdale round I saw a giant wave breaking title holder in the ladies' 50-yard Bradford C. a stylish 65 and MaxweU made 50. istensen, c. D. Goolden b. S. Flood 10 * Baltimore 7 Newark 1 Rotherham U. over the floe; had we been walking event and is expected to compete WeUard, who took four wickets for J. Hayward. _... L. Tatem. 5 2 Montreal—Toronto postponed on about instead of sitting ta our kayaks again this year. 55 in the New Zealanders' first inn­ A. Flood „.. 4 1 account of rata. (Southern Section) we should have been swept into the i, c. W. Freisenbruch ings, and Nichols, who captured five sea. b. J. Hayward -o— o for 42 ta the second, were the home NATIONAL Brighton 3 Bournemouth J. DeSUva, c. D. Goolden, b. E. team bcwlers who enjoyed most We paddled on to the islands, and SCOTTISH FOOTBALL Bristol C. 1 Swindon T. Shirley HAPPY VALLEY TENNIS CLUB success. while the Eskimos collected terns' m, c. D. Goolden, b. H. PhUadelphia 4 Brooklyn 12 Clapton O. 1 Northampton RESULTS The scores were: eggs I spent a most enjoyable day Hallett New York—Boston—rata. Crystal P. 3 Reading We have been asked to state that Mr. H. D. G. Leveson Gower's watching the birds and seals with my G. Frith, c. W. Freisenbruch, b. Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4 Mansfield T. 3 Gillingham the grass courts are closed fcr repairs FIRST DIVISION XI 308 (Wyatt 98, Maxwell 50, Brown glasses. Eider ducks rose in clouds, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis 5 Newp.rt C. 4 Aldershot Hallett until further notice. and long-taUed ducks skimmed over Notts C. 1 MUlwaU 65) and 206 (Roberts four wickets E. Petty, c. D. Goolden, b. J. Hay­ Aberdeen Dundee the waves, whUe purple sandpipers The hard court wiU be avaUable Queens Park R. 2 Cardiff C. for 47, GiiUichan four wickets for ward Arbroath St. Johnstone AMERICAN and knots ran about the shore. We for use. Southend U. 1 WalsaU 56); New Zealanders 285 (Hadlee 68, B. McRonald, c.D. Goolden, b. E. Clyde Partick T. Weir 50, WeUard four wickets for 55) spent the night in the open, and next —o 8 Torquay U. 4 Bristol R. Shirley HamUton A. MotherweU St. Louis Cleveland and 156 (Nichols five wickets for 52) day paddled back to the settlsment, 3 Watford 0 Exeter C. Extras Y0RKS MAKES 293 FOR 5 Hearts Hibernians St. Louis Cleveland at Scarborough. taking good care to give aU icebergs IN CHALLENGE MATCH Kilmarncck St. Mirren Washington New York 6 a wide berth. Total for seven wickets 51 Morton Falkirk Boston PhUadelphia 4 -o ENGLISITFOOTBALL Queen of South AyrU. Detroit Chicago 5 AN EXCITING GAME Bowling Analysis: New Zealanders Win by Eight Queens Park Third Lanark Detroit Chicago 2 LANCS AND YORKS CUP LEAGUE RESULTS O w R W Rangers Celtic 2 Wickets in Low-Scoring NEW YORK, Sept. 12. (CP)—The H. HaUett 9 1 25 RUGBY LEAGUE GAMES LONDON, Sept. 11 (CP)—The re­ It was Sunday, and the Green­ 3 J. Hayward 12 2 23 Game SECOND DIVISION results of games played on Sunday sults of EngUsh FootbaU League, landers were playing footbaU. One E.Shirley 3 2 3 2 were as foUows: LONDON, Sept. 11. (CP)—Lanca­ Third Division, Southern Section, goal was a couple of sledges stood on LONDON, Sept. 11. (CP)—A sparkl­ Airdrieonians Albion R. shire and Yorkshire Cup games matches played on Thursday foUow: end, the other a barrel of blubber ing century by young Leonard Hut- Brechin O. Montrcse INTERNATIONAL played today by EngUsh Rugb^t Clapton O. 3 Bournemouth 0 and a pUe of clothes. It was what ENGLISH RUGBY UNION ton sent Yorkshire off to a flying Cowdenbeath Dunfermline League teams restated as foUows: Newport C 2 Gillingham 0 ycu would call a mixed game. Men start today in their four-day chal­ Dundee U. • Edinburgh C. Baltimore Newark Queen's Park R' 0 MUlwaU 2 and women, some with their babies, Newark children and dogs aU chased after LONDON, Sept. 11. (CP)—English lenge match with Middlesex at the East Fife Raith R. Baltimore LANCASHIRE CUP o Buffalo that bundle of seal skins. When the Rugby Union games played today OvaL The Yorkshireman hit up 121 East Stirling Kings Park Rochester Forfar A. Buffalo dogs got too numerous the game was resulted as foUows: of the champion county's 293 for five Dumbarton Rochester Barrow 11 St. Helen's Rec S 2 HAULFRYN CAPTURES DON­ Leith A. Alloa Syracuse Jersey City stopped and the players pelted them Aberavon 11 Maesteg 0 wickets at the close of play, and the Salford 2 Widnes 3 Stenho usemuir St. Bernards Syracuse Jersey City CASTER CUP with stones. They ran off howling, Bath 19 LlaneUy 17 score was aided by the veteran Leigh 18 Rochdale Hor. 3 Montreal but the lure of that bundle cf skins 5 Headingley 10 Maurice Leyland who scored 86. Toronto Swinton 9 Wigan 9 DONCASTER, Sept. 11 (CP)—Haul­ Bedford was too much, and one by one they Birkenhead 6 Waterloo 21 The NewZealanders gained an eight- Oldham 2 Warrington 4 fryn won the Doncaster Cup yester­ IRISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE NATIONAL would return to join the fun, and so 4 Bridgend 3 wicket victory over the Gentlemen of St. Helen's 0 BroughtonR. 11 day, defeating a field of six; Fearless Cardiff did we. The baU was anything but Rugby 0 Ireland in an amazingly low-scoring RESULTS Liverpool vs. Stanley bye Coventry 25 Fox ran second with Suzerain third. round, and the ground anything but match. The tourists put their op­ Conctanati St. Louis Gloucester 30 Lydney 3 The winner started at 8-1, Fearless level; in fact the two goals were ponents out for 79 and 30, Cowie BELFAST, Sept. 11. (CP)—Irish PhUadelphia Brooklyn YORKSHIRE CUP HaUfax 3 Otley 13 Fox 6-4, and Suzerain 7-4. divided by a stream and a mound taking six wickets for only three runs FcotbaU League games played today NewYoik Boston Leicester 11 Sale 8 o of rocks, upon which sat any of the in the second innings. The Gentle­ resulted as foUows: Chicago Pittsburgh Batley 42 Newcastle 5 Manchester 13 Bradford 9 players who wished tc take a rest. men of Ireland repUed by 65smissing Coleraine HuU 21 Hunslet 13 Newport 41 Penarth 3 Glentoran 1 1 CANADIAN OPEN Every now and again the game was the New Zealanders for 64 ta the first AMERICAN Bramley 2 Keighley 5 Neath 16 Avon 3 Bangor 1 Linfield 2 joined by passers-by who had a few innings, but the visitors secured the Huddersfleld 3_? Featherstone 16 TORONTO, Sept. 12. (CP)—Harry Northampton 6 MetropoUtan P. 0 Portadown 3 Lame 0 moments to spare. We only stopped necessary runs for two wickets in the St. Louis 3 Cleveland Castleford 6 Dewsbury 8 Cooper won the Canadian Open GoU Plymouth A. 14 Barnstaple 0 Cliftonville 1 Distillery 3 when the parson, who .had scored 2 New York Leeds 20 York 7 Championship on Saturday with a Redruth 34 Exeter 8 second. For Ireland, Boucher took Derry City 2 Glenavon 0 Washington mere goals than anyone else, said New York HuU Kingston 10 Bradford Nor. 11 final 72, his score being 285, five over Swansea 14 Bristol 9 seven wickets for 13 in the New Zea­ Ballymena 1 Ards 4 Washington Jt' it was time to gc to church.—Times. 13 PhUadelphia par. He also won this event in 1932! Weston Super M. 11 Pontypridd 8 landers* first innings. Newry Town 3 Belfast C. 3 Boston Wakefield Trin. 4 HaUfax 4 Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1937.

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Howard Phillips, baritone Bring you the latest gramme U.S. Army Band U.S. Army Band Four Stars, Rhythm Quar­ PAPERS Gold Cup Variety Show tet Feature Programme •y-^x Jut C Press Radio News The In-laws—sketch Press Radio News and Press-Radio News Ovaltine Smile Sports—Ford Bond Sports Resume—Paul MAGAZINES The Revelers, male quartet Douglas always follows ah Same as WJZ Discovery of X-Ray," talk "News in Science"—3, talk Billy and Betty—sketch Lowell Thomas, News At the 7.00—Close down Ovaltine Sleep Amos ts' Andy—sketch Eichstadt's String En­ Poetic Melodies semble "Time to Shine"—Variety GSG, 16.8 m.; GSI, 19.6 m.; Show GSD, 25.5 m.; GSB, 31.5 m. PHOENIX O-NIGHT—just before you go to bed—drink a Uncle Ezra—sketch Jimmy James' Orchestra Song Time—vocaUsts The Rexall Store '.20—"The Giddiest Girl cupful of delicious' Ovaltine.' See how it soothes in the Coll." A bur­ T the nerves and promotes that physical repose lesque. The BBC Variety To be announced Same as WJZ Jay Freman and his Or­ Hamilton __um and Abner—comedy chestra Orchestra which quicldy leads to sound, restful sleep. sketch Then, in die morning, when you awake feeling gloriously Bob Newhall, sports Boake Carter—news com­ alive . . . brimming over with energy . .. look in toe Hoy Campbell's Royalists Sisters of The Skillet mentator minrca. There you will see The TOvaltine Smile. Burns and Allen, comed­ Same as WEAF Horace Heidt's Brigadiers It is the radiant smile which springs from that perfect Yom Kippur Programme- Orchestra ian and comedienne, Auspices of United Pal­ Big Ben. "Empire Ex- physical fitness and vitaUty which helps you through with Tony Martin, tenor estine Appeal; speakers change." the hardest day. and Ray Noble's Orch. The Band of His Majesty's 'Ovaltine' not only makes sound sleep sure, it also Whole Wheat Bread Royal Artillery (Mount­ nourishes the body and restores strength and energy Voice of Firestone—mixed For Men Only Paul Martin and his Mu­ ed) chorus and symphonic sic while you sleep. Prepared from the highest qualities orchestra of malt extract, creamy milk and new-laid eggs,'Ovaltine Paul Martin and his Music Pick and Pat in "Pipe Smoking Time" contains every nutritive element required for building We have tried many 9.10—The News and An­ up body, brain and nerves. Fibber McGee and Molly— grades of Whole Same as WEAF Melodic Contrasts: Al Roth Lux Radio Theatre. Dra­ nouncements Eggs are liberally used in •Ovaltine* because they , 9.00 comedy programme and his Orchestra matic and musical pro­ Wheat Flour but no_ gramme provide valuable nerve-building elements. This is one one is so satisfactory 9.15 of many reasons why * Ovaltine' has great advantages as our "Special" over plain milk and other beverages. Butit must be 9.30—Close down Whole Wheat Flour. The Hour of Charm Same as WEAF ' Ovaltine'—there is nothing "just as good." John Barrymore Presents No other produces _-* English 'Ovaltine' is packed in tins containing GSP, 19.6 m.; GSO, 19.7 m.; II 4i ozs., 9 ozs. and 18 ozs. _-Compar. e these that delicious nutty GSF, 19.8 m.; GSD, 25.5 m. flavour so appreciated Wayne King's Orchestra A. weights with other food beverages. Contented Programme — Heatrolatown Herald.— Big Ben. "Dancing Time," by Whole Wheat Music and songs Family Magazine of the f] 'Ovaltine* gives you more in quantity, more in Air with Victor Sylvester Bread enthusiasts. If and his Ballroom Orch. ^ quality, and therefore more in value. } you are not netting this Whole Wheat Music for Moderns Clyde Trask's Orchestra "Your Neck O' the Woods'* tra National Radio Forum- 10.25—"Is the Lawyer a Bread you are missing guest speakers Blessing or a Curse?" a really good thing Angelo, Italian tenor; string ensemble DVALTIN t Recital by Mary Bonin The remedy is simde Emery Deutsch's Rocke­ Tomorrow's News Tonight (soprano) and Mischel Ensures Sound, Natural Sleep Amos *n' Andy—sketch Cherniavsky ('cello) —Your grocer sells it. feller Centre Rainbow News Reporter, Vaga- Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra Sold in air-tight tins by all Chemists and Stores Room Orch. bonds quartet PC 1-4 '* is made as follows— Al Donahue's Orchestra 11.15 King's Jesters Quartet 11.10—Variety Codolban and his Rain­ Barney Rapp's Orchestra W. S. PURVIS & CO., Ltd. SMALL LOAF 4d. bow Grill Orchestra Eddie Varzos and his Or­ National Softball Cham­ chestra pionship Finals, com­ LARGE LOAF 8d. mentary 11.40—The News and An­ SANDWICH LOAF 1/- nouncements Larry Burke, tenor Jesse Hawkins and the Count Basie and his Or­ Paul Sullivan, news 1 New Penn Hotel Orch. chestra Close down AMONG TODAY'S RADIO Monday, September 13, from 9.30 A MASTERPIECE OF BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd. to 10.30 pjn., Bermuda time over THE DISTILLER'S ART PROGRAMMES the NBC-Blue Network. Barrymore Hands Reveal PersonaUty; Telephone 1080 will portray a middle-aged playwright Janet Gaynor, Robert Mont­ who falls in love with his young sec­ retary, played by Mrs. Barrymore. Make Them Worthy of You gomery Star In First Fall "Accent on Youth" was a sensational "Radio Treatre" hit on the New York stage. Contrast­ By JACQUELINE HUNT ing sharply with his characterizations OUR fortune is in your hands! I chair and you forget all about in NBC's Shakespearean cycle, "Ac­ YI do not mean anyone can look them. When you are talking to a NATIONAL SOFTBALL TOURNA­ at your hands and say you're a person or listening to him, show cent on Youth" will give Barrymore born artist because you have long, the same intense interest and let MENT an opportunity to demonstrate the tapering fingers. Many an artist your hands take care of them- versatility tbat has made him one of has had short, selves. Relaxed hands are grace- the greatest actors in the history of stubby fingers! ful hands. -4tgr Janet Gaynor, making her "Radio the theatre. with broken What do you do with your hands Theatre" debut, will he starred with nails or ordinary when you walk? Do you let them fingers like your swing freely with the fingers re- Robert Montgomery in a radio adap­ own. I la.:ed and the hands open? Then tation of "A Star is Born," as the And 1 do not you are probably a graceful walk- DON'T BE VAGUE first of the new fall series of the fam­ LONDON COMMENT believe that er, t«D, and your entire body ous hour dramatic broadcasts in the anyone can pre- swings along easily as though you programme to be heard over a WABC- diet your future were glad to be alive. People who Cunti'meii "rom Pace ? by reading the insist that they can read character ASK FOR Columbia network tonight from 9.00 lines in youi by the hands say that if you walk NERVE FAINS to 10.00 p.m., Bermuda time. LONDON'S FASHION CHOICE hands — fasci- with your hands open, you also nating as at- have a frank, impulsive personal- tempts to peer ity and a lot of courage, vanish with SOFTBALL TOTJBNAMENT FINALS This week the {London wholesale into the future Any kind of nervousness oi houses start the |d_splays from which have always tenseness tells the world that you MISS HUNT been to all peo- are unsure of yourself, frightened The last half-hour of play in the the stores choose their stocks of au­ NO FINER WHISKY GOES INTO ANY BOTTLE pie in all lands. But people can tell or worried. Poise is something that finals of the National Softball Tourna­ tumn clothes. Planning frocks and you can develop by learning to use iienasorin ment will be broadcast from Soldiers suits and coats ('which will each be a lot about you by looking at your HE SAFE BRAND • OF ASPIRIN hands. Your hands tell a story— your hands gracefully and easily Field, Chicago, from 11.30 p.m. to n-eted by not one but a hundred silently but truthfully. They tell and by conquering your tendency AGENTS Two tablets of Genasprin in water 12.00 midnight tonight over the women, they have produced some whether you are a tidy, fastidious to fret and scold about every little will give you immediate relief from NBC-Blue (WJZ) Network. really serviceable clothes in reaction person or a careless one. Nails | thing that goes wrong to the past few seasons of galas and with worn polish show that you You can make your hands say headache, neuritis, neuralgia and flattering things about you if you ceremonies. Tbere are simple wool­ are a busy person, but you should John F* Burrows & Co., Ltd. all fever and rheumatic pains. HORACE HEIDT'S BRIGADIERS try co be neater, too. will only make them worth looking len day frocks, trimmed with velvet at. 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FLOWERS AND GARDENS Special One hundred tons, representing .SROADWAV CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS ONE-GALLON CASES 6,000,000 blooms, would arrive at of Paddington Station In a single even­ EASTERN SERVICE ing. Such was the Great Western fortnightly Passenger and Freight service from St. John. Halifax, WINES and SPIRITS Railway's forecast early last Febru­ Boston, Bermuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Mohtserrat, Dominica, from our ary of the "peak" traffic in cut flow­ St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad and Demerara. BONDED STOCKS ers from the Scilly Isles, Cornwall, B R Q W N E A LARGE AND VARIED SELECTION « and Guernsey. Six months pass, Leave Bermuda Leave Bermuda and we read that 250,000 home­ STEAMER Leave Halifax SOME OF THE BIGGEST Lola Larkin, English star in a South Bound North Bound grown roses are sold at Covent Gar­ you're aware of his seeming Inter­ BARGAINS Broadway revue, is urged by est in the Larkin girl " BERMUDA den in a day; that more than 2,000- Winfield Balcom to marry him. "Seeming interest! Didnt I see Lady Drake. . . Sep. 10 BOASTS 000 dozen of home-grown carnations His father, Senator Balcom, re­ him embrace her and kiss ber Lady Nelson. Aug. 31 Sep. 24 tains Martha Carter, a clever with my own eyes?" Lady Hawkins pass through Covent Garden in a lawyer, to prevent this seeming Sep. 9 Sep. 14 Oct. 8 year, and that every year the public Martha sighed. Lady Drake Sep. 23 mesalliance. Norman Standish. "I haven't decided on my next Sep. 28 Oct. 22. spends on cut flowers some £15,000,- Englishman, and his bride, Cora, move, but I cant do a thing for Lady Nelson „... Oct. 7 Oct. 12 Nov. 5 000. The appropriate comment seems arrive from abroad, and Stand­ GOSLING BROS., LTD. ish meets Lola secretly. Cora you now unless you continue to Established 1822 to be "You don't say!" And, indeed, goes to her best friend, who is pretend ignorance and remain there is one thing which these im­ Martha Carter, and retains her seemingly smiling and gay." ST. GEORGE HAMILTON SOMERSET pressive figures do not say for cer­ to offer Lola a big sum of money "I suppose you know best. Mar­ WESTERN SERVICE to let her husband :'one. Cora tha. But I cant be happy without tain—that they prove a genuine love also sees Lola with ha sister's Norman!" Fortnightly Passeiiger and Freight service from Halifax & Boston of flowers any more than an impos­ husband and is doubly furious. "Well, run along and let me (Winter), Montreal (Summer), Bermuda, Nassau and Jamaica. ing "gentleman's library" proves a Martha attempts to bribe Lola, think. Something bas got to be bat Lola quits Martha's office to done." genuine love of books. Cora went out. more dejected Leave Bermuda Leave Bermuda anger. STEAMER Leave Montreal South Bound Evidence of a genuine love of flow­ than ever. North Bound ers must be sought elsewhere, and the CHAPTER XX ARTHA sat in thought for a Lady Somers... search need not take long. The an­ Sep. 8 MARTHA CARVER stood to M while, going over everything, Lady Rodney. Sep. 1 nual havoc wrought on primrose Sep. 7 Sep. 22 *'•* the doorway of her outer including the luncheon at the Lady Somers.... Sep. 15 patches and bluebell fields is evi­ Waldritz where she saw Lola witb Sep. 21 Oct. 6 office and watched the eleva­ Lady Rodney- Sep. 29 dence of an ignorant and selfish, Victor Mansfield. Cora's young sis­ Oct. 5 Oct. 20 . Get Acquainted with This Wonderful New Line tor dial hand turn as the car ter's husband. Cora had said that Lady Somers... Oct. 13 but genuine love of flowers. It is a Oct. 19 Nov. 3 descended, taking the angry he was an executive of Elite Pro­ Lady Rodney.. Oct. -27 Nov. 2 Nov. 17 Halifax of "Quality Controlled" Canned Foods national characteristic. Foreigners, Lola Larkin down. ductions. If she could get in touch and natives returning home from with him. be might give her some VAGABOND CRUISES abroad, observe in every cottage gar­ Even if she could stop Lola information about Miss Larkin Prepared and packed by entirely new Martha realized it would do no that would be of value. den the Englishman's queer love of good, 'or she was far too angry to if she had guessed correctly Arrive and Leave processes to give you maintained quality vegetable growths that he cannot eat listen to reason. that Lola was trying to get into STEAMER Leave Montreal Leave Halifax St. George's ... There are no disappointments with nor sell. Flower shows all over the Martha was equally angry and pictures through Mansfield, per­ country speak to the same effect'. greatly disappointed. She went haps she could find a way to in­ Cornwallis Oct. 28 Nov. 1 Nov. 5 EMFO canned foods ... every can is as It fe not the exhibits but the crowds over, in her mind, all she had said duce Mansfield to take Lola out to She was sure she had been diplo­ the coast right after tbe show For further particulars, apply to:— good as the last ...remarkable for natural, at the Chelsea Flower Show which matic, sweet-tempered, and had closed JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., Agents, garden-fresh flavour. prove the love of flowers; and so we made the approach carefully She looked up the New York Subject to change without notice. Hamilton, Bermuda. pass down the scale through such Lola's undisguised indignation offices of the Elite Productions, that burst the moment Norman Inc.. in the telephone book and floral fetes as that at Shrewsbury out in a call. to the tent in the vicarage field with Standish's name was mentioned convinced Martha that Cora had "I want to speak to Mr. Victor the modest prizes for asters, gerani­ every reason to beUeve Lola Larkin Mansfield." she said. ums, lobjollas, and what not. was luring her husband away. "Mr Mansfield is on his way back to Hollywood now. in a HOUSE WIRING There is nothing that the new ten­ The situation seemed to Martha plane." Martha was informed. She FURNESS BERMUDA LINE ant of a new workman's flat so much far more serious than she had at got his Hollywood address and be­ (Under contract witn Bermuda Government) Done with General Electric material and in General dislikes as the loss of his little bit -first believed. gan to outline the sort of a letter of garden, or of the still smaller A telephone call from Senator she thought she ought to send Royal and United States Mail Steamers Electric workmanship manner garden, his window box, the garden Balcom took her back to her pri­ him. But she didnt compose tt vate office. then, deciding to give tt more PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS For estimates on complete installations or extensions, of Adonis, which is forbidden in the "Any reports. Miss Carter?" the thought. T.E.V. "QUEEN OF BERMUDA" call unhomelike new home. The London senator asked. Martha tried to occupy ber tor­ Gardens Society can bear witness to "Nothing we can use, senator.' tured mind with office details and T.EV. "MONARCH OF BERMUDA" ROBERT D. AITKEN the pathetic eagerness of urban Martha told him. "But it's a little finally went home with a bead- early, yet" ache, which was something she Queen St. Hamilton dwellers to grow flowers, on no mat­ "We've got to work fast," the seldom suffered. Min. Fare $60.00 ter how small a scale.., for them­ senator growled. He was more dis­ Phone 1127 selves.—Times turbed than ever. Martha could N the morning she had a half- Leave Arrive Leave Arrive tell by his voice. "Mrs. Balcom is I formed plan to go to Norman STEAMER New York Bermuda Bermuda New York on the verge of a nervous break­ Standish herself, to see him alone down. "The boy is still stubborn and and to make an effort to awaken we almost had a quarrel. Anyway him to bis senses. After all. from Queen of Bda Wed. Sep. 8 Fri. Sep. 10 Sat. Sep. 11 Mon. Sep. 13 FULL OF VIGOUR when you do have news. *tet me what Cora had told her be wasn't Monarch of Bda.... Sat. Sep. 11 Mon. Sep. 13 Wed. Sep. 15 Fri. Sep. 17 know at once." so terribly wealthy Cora had in­ Queen of Bda Wed. Sep. 15 Fri. Sep. 17 Sat. Sep. 18 Sep. 20 U.S. Investigation of Nazis Martha promised. herited millions and it seemed tc Monarch of Bda. Sat. Sep. 18 Mon. Sep. 20 Wed. Sep. 22 AND VITALITY I The door to her private office Martha that Standish would think Froi. Sep. 24 opened and Cora rushed in again twice before he would let a wife ot Queen of Bda Wed. Sep. ??, Fri. Sep. 24 Sat Sep. 25 Sep. 27 Get rid of those frowns—those miseries—those every­ "The girl said you were alone *uch wealth divorce him Monarch of Bda Sat. Sep. 25 Mon. Sep. 27 Wed. Sep. 29 Fri. Oct. 1 day -is which make life a bore. Take the simple way WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (CP)— my dear." she cried "so I knew First she had to figure out some­ Queen of Bda Wed. Sep. ?Q Fri. Oct. 1 Sat. Oct. 2 Oct 4 to health. Take Beecham's Pills to-night and face yon wouldnt mind if 1 arrived way to get word to aim without Monarch of Bda o the morning bright. Let them tone, regulate and The disclosure that the Department Cora's knowledge The only man Sat. Oct. Mon. Oct. 4 Wed. Oct. 6 Fri. Oct. & without being announced. I waited Queen of Bda 6 purify your system, and give you the inner health i of Justice is investigating reported across the street in that tearoom Martha knew who knew Sta-iCES-- Wed. Oct. Fri. Oct. 6 Sat. Oct. 9 Oct. 11 was Major Worthing in the Brit­ to face life bright and happy. 4 Nazi activities in the United States purposely I saw the Larkin girl go Monarch of Bda..... Sat. Oct. 9 Mon. Oct. 11 Mon. Oct. 11 Wed. Oct. 13 was followed today by fresh demands into this building and I saw her ish consulate whom Cors had Queen of Bda Wed. Oct. 13 mentioned Fri. Oct. 15 Sat. Oct. 16 Mon. Oct. 18 for a congressional inquiry. Edgar come out. I must say. my dear vou Monarch of Bda. Sat. Oct. 16 Mon. Oct. 18 Wed. Oct. 20 Fri. Oct. 22 did it cfuickly She didn't seem to Major Worthing Marr.ns. was Hoover, chief of the Federal Bureau be up here five minutes." informed oy some under-seeietary Queen of Bda Thu. Oct. 21 Sat. Oct. 23 Sat. Oct. 23 Mon. Oct. 25 of Investigation, said at Portland, Cora sat down, smiling happily at the consulate bad left on Qis Monarch of Bda Sat. Oct. 23 Mon. Oct. 25 Wed. Oct. 27 Fri. Oct. 29 vacation Monarch of Bda..... Sat. Oct. 30 Mon. Nov. 1 Wed. Nov. 3 Fri. Nov. 5 Oregon, that Attorney General Ho­ Everything seemed to bir going mer Cummings had ordered an in­ ARTHA wondered how she was wrong Martha was in no happy Monarch of Bda Sat. Nov. 6 Mon. Nov. 8 Tue. Nov. 9 Thu. Nov. 11 vestigation six weeks ago and it was M going to break the shocking frame of mind, as she had to talk Queen of Bda Sat. Nov. 13 Mon. Nov. 15 Wed. Nov. 17 Fri. Nov. 19 truth to her. She took Cora's check begun at once. Two senators joined with several small clients and gc from her desk drawer into tiresome legal details in proposing a congressional inquiry. "This doesn't look as though J It was almost noon when a mes­ WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agents The Worlds Medicine The Senator from Nebraska and Sena­ succeeded, does it?" she asked senger boy came to her office and PILLS tor Borah of Idaho, expressed the grimly. handed her a letter She recog­ opinion that an investigation was Cora's lips quivered and she be- nized the writing at once It was from Cora warranted. jran to cry "Come now. Cora, there are She ripped open the envelope more ways than one tc do a thing and took out the note which read ROYAL MAIL LINES, LIMITED I'm going to try another way Un­ Dear Martha.—/ haven t a min­ LONDON DIRECT SERVICE less you get mad and fight, instead OCEAN DOMINION LINE of sitting around and sobbing ute to spare now but will write you neither of us will get anywhere " later I believe i have solved every­ CANADA — BERMUDA — TIDE TABLE FOR SEPTEMBER! Cora blinked back her tears ana thing by making Norman, consent twisted her handkerchief a Dic- to go to Hollywood with rue to visit WEST INDIES-DEMERARA M.V. "DRECHTDYK" to sail from London Aug. 24th, 1937. ture of helpless despair Nora We are leaving by plane tha, S.S. "FIRIS" to sail from London Sept. 15th "Whatever am I to do? I think morning I gave orders to 'lace SERVICE High Water Low Water Sun- Sun­ this delivered at noon so you >» M.V. "DINTELDYK" to sail from London Sept. 18th. Date A.M. P.M. A.M. rise set 111 tell Norman that I know about P.M. <~he Larkin girl and beg him to couldn't stop me CORA Subject to Change Without Notice S.S. "SAMBRE" to sail from London Oct. 6th. 11 12.10 12.50 6.16 7.15 5.59 6.31 12 forget her Yes. I think * S.S. "NEBRASKA^' to sail from London Oct. 19th. 1.00 1.45 7.05 8.15 6.00 6.30 "The very worst thing you could i To be continued •• 13 1.58 2.45 8.C2 9_20 6.00 6.29 do. at least at present, Cora. You iTht characters tn this serial BR0NN0Y sails from Montreal Sept. 10th, Halifax N.S. Sept. 15th, 1 SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 14 3.07 3.50 9.06 10.22 6.01 657 mustn't |pt vour husband knom fictitious > A Steamer sails from Montreal Sept. 24th, Halifax N.S. Sept. 29th, 1937 15 4.11 4.50 10.10 11.16 6.02 6.26 Cargo accepted on Through Bills of Lading from all the 16 5.07 5.39 11.10 6.03 6.25 And every fortnight thereafter. principal centres in Great Britain and the Continent 17 555 625 12.01 12.05 6.04 6.24 18 6.40 7.07 12.42 1251 6.04 6.22 HARNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents. 19 7.22 7.46 1.20 1.36 6.05 621 10.15 10.36 3.55 4.41 6.08 6.16 1.26 2.11 733 8.45 6.10 6.11 i WEST & PASCHAL, Agents Hy. Langridge & Co., 20 8.05 857 1.57 2.21 6.06 6.19 11.06 11.26 4.40 6.33 6.08 6.14 28 2.41 3.25 8.46 9.55 6.10 6.09 g Front Street Hamilton 16, Great St. Helen's, London, E.C.3. 21 8.46 9.10 2.35 3.05 6.07 6.18 25 1_.00 5.30 6.33 6.09 6.13 29 3 56 4.33 10.02 10.57 6 11 6.08 g Telephone 2981 22 9.30 9.50 3.15 3.50 6.07 6.17126 12.23 1.03 627 7.35 6.09 6.12 30 5.01 535 11.10 11.52 6.11 6.06

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Q.t.e.v. Monarcb of Bermuda (Fur­ Squeezing a Pimple Is Risky Business, for Deadly ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive Infection May Result from New York today, Septem­ ber 13th, sailing on return trip at By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. 3.00 p.m. Wednesday, September 15th. fIGHTY OAKS from little tending from the upper lip to the acorns grow," just as a forehead has two separate sets of Agents. Watlington & Oonyers. mighty furuncle or even a brain veins which carry the Mood from abscess may grow from a Uttle this area to -the heart. The safe set pimple. A pimple on the nose is carries the blood to the main vein generally a sub­ at the angle of the jaw and down S_s. Lady Hawkins (O.N.S.) is due ject fer jest and the neck to the heart. The other to arrive from Halifax via Boston laughter. But set passes directly backward into today, September 13th, sailing the like an inflamed the skull at the angle of the eyes. appendix which following day for the West Indies. has been badly From there it passes into the Agents, JT. S. Darrell & Co. treated, it may veins and sinuses at the base of lead to serious the brain. Thus we can see that illness and in any infection of the upper part of some cases the face can be carried directly to T.e.y. Queen of Bermuda (Furness- the brain and cause inflammation Com Flakes with milk me death. J Out of the exclusive Kellogg's Bermuda line) is due to arrive from or bra n abscess. For this reason, cream. They're ideal for lunch Most people a pimple on ihe nose become, a WAXTTTE bag come ten big New York on Friday, Sept. 17, sailing have learned possible source of real danger. helpings of the most nourish­ and supper, too. on return trip at 3.00 p.m. the follow­ not to treat a pain in the ab­ The pimple may involve only a ing breakfast in the worid— ing day. Agents, Watlington & Con­ small area containing staphylo­ Demand Kellogg's domen with a coccic or pus-forming germs. You oven-crisp»and flavour-perfect yers. OR. CHRISMAN cathartic, but sterilize a pin or needle and open They're made better, packed * » * to call a doctor. the pimple. downvto the last luscious Vary few know how to treat a spoonful. Serve KeUogg's better and taste better. pimple on the nose. Picking and The surrounding skin or mucous T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur­ membrane may be harboring pneu­ ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive squeezing a pimple on the nose is as dangerous as a physic to an in­ mococcal or streptococcic germs which are carried into Ihe tiny At alt from New York on Monday, Sept. 20, flamed appendix. sailing on return trip at 3.00 pjn. opening, and a vicious combina­ grocers' Now, dont say, "Why, I have tion has been started. Wednesday, Sept. 22. Agents, Wat­ always done that way and nothing happened!" Sure, you can stand Squeezing out tbe Uttle drop of Ungton & Conyers. in the middle ot the road and test pus bruises the skin and adds fuel how near a speeding auto may to the fire. The next day the site come to you before you move; but of the pimple or black heui is _CORM FLAKES if you move too late, you wiU never larger, redder and more painful. m S.s. Lady Somers (CN.S.) is due to know how near it came. You repeat the picking and squeez­ arrive from Montreal via Boston on ing and in another day a throb­ Picking and pinching a pimple bing boil may form. Monday, Sept. 20, saiUng the foUow­ anywhere is bad business. The All the essential qualities of really good whisky— 5*DC Newspapers—Standard ing day for Nassau and Jamaica. pimple contains germs. Picking Still it is only a boil and you releases them; squeezing bruises have had them before and they thorough maturity, rare bouquet, delicate Agents, J. S. DarreU & Co. the surrounding tissues and pro­ always got weU. Open it up or have vides a fine field for their spread a friend do it and press out the flavour, unvarying strength, absolute purity, and rapid development. Thus they pos. If all those bacteria pass out —are embodied in this supreme product. get into the blood stream and may through the facial veins no serious S_s. Lady Rodney (C.N.S.) is due to cause trouble anywhere. At least harm may result, but if they find GOSLING BROTHERS, Agents arrive from Nassau and Jamaica on they form an inflamed area which their way into the veins to the Tuesday, Sept. 21, saiUng the foUow­ is likely to produce a boU or fur­ brain, you may die. uncle, causing extreme pain and You read in the paper that this ing day for Montreal via Boston. disfigurement. boy or man or woman died from m Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. Most ordinarily healthy persons an infection and you wonder why. overcome these eruptions without I have given one of the possible serious results. A pimple on the reasons. Do not pick or squeeze a nose may present a different prob­ pimple anywhere, but be doubly T.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Furness- lem. We do not always understand careful around the nose* or upper Bermuda Une) is due to arrive from why nature does things. For in- Up. Have your physician take care New York on Friday, Sept. 24, saUing stance,Othe area of the face ex of it or leave it alone. on return trip at 3.00 p.m. Saturday, Sespt. 25. Agents, Watlington & ON LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC Conyers. * * * BOTTLES S.s. Evangeline (Eastern Steamship Well-Cooked Steak, Pie listerine Antiseptic has done away Line) is due to arrive at St. George's on Saturday, Sept. 25, from New York Are Favorites With Men with the cork and cork screw. A new, saUing on return trip on the foUowing attractive black screw cap replaces day. Agents, J. S. DarreU & Co. By JUDITH WILSON |I>|FN are pretty fussy about i the meat from sticking. Have the them. Easy to open, easy to put «* food! At least that's what a meat cut from l'/2 to 2 inches back on. Now it is more convenient lot of women think about their thick. For a small family you can Nazi Oratory Shifts husbands or male friends. But do cut the steak tn two, broiling the than ever to gargle two or three times you know what the men have to choicer part and chopping the rest say about it? They deny it vigor- for hamburg patties or a small a day with NUREMBERG, Sept. 10 (OF)—Nazi ously. "Just give us a good steak' meat loaf the next day — but do T-10 Congress orators shifted their fire or chops with French fried pota- not sacrifice thickness to save on toes, pie and aU the coffee we can I the amount yon buy. A steak must NORTHROP & LYMAN CO.. LIMITED, today from attacks on democracy to drink,** they say. And then they be thick to be juicy and flavorful. accounts of progress under the swas­ add, "Please leave off the frills.' Rub it well on both sides with a tika—with diplomats from democra­ cut clove of garlic, then sear it LISTERINE quickly on both sides. tic countries as their guests. The pre­ THE SAFE BREAKFAST Reduce the heat and cook, turn­ sident of the Reich Press Chamber Chilled Orange Juice ing frequently until the steak is extoUed the "power of our national Eggs Fried in Butter Bacon done. Remember that men Uke Socialist Press" and the -Minister of Blueberry Muffins their steaks sUghtly rare. About 5 Coffee Agriculture recounted the rising minutes before removing from the ANTISEPTIC DINNER oven sprinkle liberally with salt. farm production. Ten foreign dip­ Broiled Steak Broiled Tomatoes Add pepper or not depending on During the HEAT of the day, a cool lomats arrived this morning, among Potatoes Sauted in Butter your taste. The minute the steak Mixed Green Salad is done, place it on a hot platter, them the British Ambassador, Ne- Banana-Macaroon Trifle vUle Henderson, to be the guests of top with a lump of butter and glass Water? Lemonade? Cocktails? Coffee serve at once. Spreading the steak MORRIS A. GIBBONS AdoU Hitler. with a little prepared mustard or They like good food, skilfully bottled meat sauce before broiling certain flav07 Glass Water Jugs 2/- - 6/9 —o- seasoned, but otherwise simply ftS?*?* * *?** r>-prepared_ - a-_H . Occasionall(.KKodnnolliyr tVi_.Ttheyr lik___me_ ao "»• men eXpeCt. Hundreds of Glass Tumblers priced as low as.—.—3d New Shipment of good sauce, but this should be MACAROON TRIFLE Glass Water Set (Pitcher and Glasses) 7/6 -12/6 saved for the right occasion and 2 cups scalded milk SUBMARINE BELIEVED never repeated too often. Occa­ 3 egg yolks Glass Cocktail Shakers 2/- MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS SUNK BY COAST GUNS sionally you find a man with a 34 cup sugar sweet tooth, but most men prefer 'A teaspoon vanilla In White, Navy and Maize a plain pie or a good smelly cheese 2 teaspoons lemon juice • Or Tea? and toasted crackers for dessert. 1/3 eups powdered sugar The following recipes, each with 1 banana, sliced All Sizes 4/6 and 6/** each CARGAGENA, Sept.J10. (CP)— 1/3 cup crumbled macaroons Odd Teacups and Saucers, originally 4/--8/- Spanish Government gunners be- that "extra touch," should appeal ST. GEORGE'S STORE to the men in your family. A dash of salt Now 2/6-4/- ieved today that they had sunk an ' BROILED STEAK Beat the egg yolks and add the unidentified submarine off the coast sugar and salt. Add the hot milk 27 Pc. English Bone China Tea Sets. 32/- - 35/- 1 3.4- or 4-pound sirloin steak stirring constantly. Cook in a dou­ near this Government-held Mediter- 1 clove garlic ble boiler until the custard coats s annean port. The shore batteries Mustard or a bottled meat spoon. Remove 'from the fire im­ INSTANT opened a heavy fire when the sub- sauce mediately, cool, stir in the vanilla Butter and chill. Slice the bananas, sprin­ POSTUM appeared, and later a large amount of Salt and pepper kle with the lemon juice and sugar A. S. COOPER & SONS oU was seen floating on the surface. Have tbe broiler sizzling hot if and mix with the macaroon twice a day The shore batteries also fired on an­ the meat is to be broiled under a crumbs. Serve in sherbet glasses Front Street other' submarine sighted in the same gas flame or electric grill. If a and cover with the custard. Top RESTS YOUR skillet is to be used, have it hot with a small dab of wnipped cream uetth. NERVES vicinity, but there were rip^todica- and oiled barely enough to prevent or vanilla ice cream if you wish. * __£___ tions that a hit had been made. S

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The benefits may be realized so stiff it will stand up by itself, and water­ tomorrow, as well as fifty years from now. The sooner you plan your future—the better your future will marked like the ripples after you've thrown a be. It is your future! You can do with it what you wish, but experience from the past has taught us stone in a pond. Triminghams' has it in that an investment today in life insurance means The many school activities offer countless opportunities for snapping lovely Rainbow Room colours, enough in safety and security tomorrow for yourself and your pictures that you wilt enjoy in years to come. family." |~P there was ever a snapshooter's little care you can make even the themselves to inspire a dramatic waltzing dress ••• paradise, it's school for those who simplest box camera turn out en­ attend it. It may be a one-room tirely satisfactory pictures. that people will remember in years to come "A Policy for Every Purpose and Every Purse" school or it may be a great uni­ Then, how can snapshooting be versity. Wherever, whatever it may planned? All of it, of course, cannot as vividly as you remember your grandmother's Information gladly furnished. Consult with:— be, ifs crammed with unbeatable be planned, but many of the most picture possibilities. important shots can he. Why not petticoat. A. C. DOWN, Butterfield & Co., Agents, Yet we might as well face the fact work out a scenario, Hollywood fash­ Head Office Rept. Front Street, Hamilton. of the matter—few snapshooters ion? 52 inches wide Teb. 2044 and 2045. make the most of school's snap­ First of all, whether school's just shooting opportunities. around the corner or a thousand The National Life Insurance Company of Canada Perhaps they are dazzled by the miles away, you'll want a few good very Wealth of the material at hand. shots of home. Then a view or two 6/- a yard 19»Wml3.ro20. More likely, they assume that some­ taken on the way to school. Maybe body else is going to take the pic­ those views seem commonplace now, tures. And thafs a fatal mistake. but wait a few years. For nobody else can see things as At school, of course, there are the you see them. And it's what you see obvious shots of the buildings, the that means most to you—and to the grounds, new classmates, teachers, Do As Thousands Do!**. folks at home, now or years from old friends, sports, picnics, class now. ceremonies, and so on. It's a good The question, then, is how to make idea to take them so as to form a TRIMINGHAM RELY ON THE PHOENIX the most of school's picture possi­ kind of continued story. Then, when bilities. A little planning will do the they are mounted in your album, Established 1844 trick. the pictorial story will flow along FOR HAVING First, about the right camera for evenly. school. Any camera will do, provid­ A really good collection of school ing it is clean and in good order and pictures is hard to find, as any uses a size of film that is easily school year-book editor will tell available anywhere. If yours has a you. Yet there's nothing much fast lens and a fast shutter, you'll easier to take; and few snapshots have an advantage in taking shots increase in value, year after year, at sporting events, but such a Cam­ as surely as those taken at school. era Is not at all essential. With a John van Guilder MAIL NOTICES Mails per S.s. "Lady Hawkins' For these OUR ANCESTERS IN THE go to Hampton Court, but we do not for the West Indies and British Gui Galvanized BATH remember Lord Chesterfield telling ana, wiU close at the General Post essentials to little Philip Stanhope that the first Office tomorrow the 14th. Septem Garbage Cans | No matter how busy the rest of our store duty of every gentleman to his neigh­ ber 1937 at 12.00 NOON. may be — our chemists do their work un­ A Word in Defence bour is to be clean—scrupulously Registered MaU and Parcel Post at a really clean—in his person, and writing 11.30 a_m. We have them in various sizes, him letters telling v-im how to clean hurried and undisturbed! RECORDS OF CLEANLINESS * * * sanitary home according to your requirements. his teeth and his nails. He tells Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of him, later, that the four baths a day Bermuda" for Great Britain, the Do­ .^ _ They are moderately priced, and , If we like to look on ourselves as he has got into the habit of taking minion of Canada, and the United should give years of service. washers and our ancestors as non- may be too much. States of America, wiU close at the (Dial 1179) washers, and to pride ourselves on There is evidence for the dirtiness General Post Office on Wednesday having progressed far beyond them, of our forebears, but there is much the 15th. September at 12.00 Noon. FOR SALE we must not look at the bicentenary for their cleanliness too, and the Supplementary MaU (Double Pos­ volume of history which has just strongest is that washing is a pleas­ tage) From 12.00 Noon to 1.00 p.m. FRITH'S Hardware Store STRONG been published by Bancroft's School. ure; that some men have always been Registered MaU at 11.30 a.m. By Tender The rules of that schocl in the year sensible; that our ancestors rode Parcel Post for Great Britain, and j 152«f.s. 1737 were that the boys should come about on horses where we are carried; the United States at 11.30 A.M. "clean and washed and combed, as that their clothing was heavy; and * * * well to the School as to the Chapel." that if they were as setf-indulgent Airmails per R.m.a. "CavaUer" „00000og_xx--.x__

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Continued from Page 1 Among the passengers in Pan Press, the ItaUan Embassy ta London s3« __r • V--** /-m-» American Airways' Bermuda CUpper FOR SALE Among the unconscious ideals that has issued a denial that Signor Mus­ probably pass to the east of the Is­ llth. Sept. 1937. from Bermuda tc Port Washington, HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS mainly guide mankind is one that is soUni has communicated with Mr. lands early on Monday. Long Island, yesterday was Master SECRETARY vast and permanent, the ideal of Chamberlain since the letter which Baby CARRIAGE, good condition. Hurricane warning No. 3 was To the Editor: Edward C. Madison, Jr., of Flushing, man's own prosperity, success. 'T Count Grandi brought to the British NEW WINDSOR HOTBi Stroller type. Phone 3257. hoisted at 9.5 a.m. yesterday and was Royal Gazette & Colonist Daily. Long Island, who has been staying love the thing that makes me gieat Premier some time ago. 196. m. stUl flying at a late hour last night, with his -uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. and rich and admired. I hate the SIDNEY O. SIMS indicating that the centre of the Dear Sir, H. A. M. Wilson, of "Fairview," One recently built Six-room COT­ thing that pulls me down and makes Field Marshal Sir Cyril DevereU, INSPECTOR hurricane was within 500 miles and I feel that I must protest against Devonshire, since the first week of TAGE with all conveniences and me Uttle". And U one argued Chief of the Imperial General Staff, PHONE 1785 expected to pass to the eastward. the unkind and ill-mannered attack July. horse stable, "New Lands," Devon­ that the first thing is bad and the wiU attend the combined manoeuvres Winds from the north-east and north­ by your correspondent—"Teacher shire. Reasonably priced- Apply second good, the quivering centre He came down by steamer when of the German army, navy and Air west are to be expected and may ac- on a young clergyman because of his Rennie & Vaucrosson. of ambitious life within one would Mr. and Mrs. WUson returned from Force. He wiU leave for Germany acquire gale force. articles in our Diocesan Magazine. cry cut in passionate denial. a hoUday in the United States, but next week and it will be the first 18.m30.m6.ml3.m20.m27. The habit of writing to the Press This hurricane warning was flying was deUghted—and surprised—to time since the World War that a Self-interest, in no high philoso- under a nom-de-plume is particu­ LAWN 2 young Guernsey COWS, 1 Chestnut in HamUton yesterday, and at St. receive a ticket from his father last Chief of Staff has attended German phical sense, but in its ordinary ac­ larly pernicious where it is done to Horse. Abel Benevides, *Phone 1718. George's. week providing him with passage manoeuvres. When Marshal ven ceptation, is a vast factor in private make a personal attack, and in this MARKERS 192*m. ei to sl8. The cruiser"Orion"whicharrived cn cn the air liner. Master Madison, who Blomberg. Commander-in-Chief cf life. But in private Ufe it is strongly case especiaUy so when the author the Station last week, moved from the is not yet ten years old, was highly the German forces, visited England For Tennis Lawns Two desirable LOTS situUed near counteracted by social and moral has left Bermuda. Whether your cor­ Cambre at H. M. Dockyard and went excited about his flight and did not for the Coronation he invited Sir Hospital, Paget, £325 each. Apply forces which are almost powerless respondent agrees with the tenor of down to Ave fathom hole at 7.15 p_m. mind that he was making it alone. Cyril DeverfU and other British Somers Real Estate Agency. in poUtics; a man who would aUow the articles or not, I think we can last night to put to sea and ride out officers who wiU accompany him, his own workman to starve before he aU learn something from their praise­ MASTERS 170 F.S.M. the storm if necessary. including General Sir Edmund Iron­ would part with a sUce of bread would worthy desire to bring the youth of Small boats were being taken to side and Air Marshal Sir Arthur Hardware Co. be a monster, but the landed classes Bermuda into closer feUowship with COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE more secure anchorages last night, Longmore to attend the manoeuvres who allowed thousands to die of the Church. Phone 1192 famine in 1843 in order to keep up and the Government dredger and rock which begin on September 20th. 189<.«>. FOR RENT Lovely Dorothy Lamour As Female their incomes, although they did not breaker were tied up securely at the Yours faithfully, Tarzan say it was in order to keep up their wharfs at St. George's. C. J. TOVEY. In the early hcurs of tomorrow Houses and Cottagef incomes, but because they believed In HamUton no shop windows were morning the last tram-car wiU leave Paramount's "Jungle Princess" for RENT and for SALE in certain arguments, were very good being shuttered last night, no staffs the streets of West London and enter Novel Film GERALD GRAY people. The farmers beUeved certain having been at the stores during the its depot at Hammersmith. Only PERSONAL MRS. CHAMPNESS arguments because they wanted good day, but it is expected that pre­ two hours later the first troUey-bus A romance in the heart of the York House, Front St. West incomes; the workers beUeved the cautionary measures wiU be taken cf a hundred , which are replacing Malayan jungle between a white Dial 2715. Cables "Houses contrary arguments because they early this morning as the hurricane Continued from Page 1 trams in this section, wiU be on the man lost in the wilderness and a valued cheap bread. looms nearer. streets. This is the biggest stage foUow him on his trip, and an ac­ girl who had never seen a white The high winds on Saturday night in the conversion of tramcar routes to So in the explanation of poUtics caused a dory to be carried away from count of the wedding wiU appear man before is the story of action- self-interest takes one a long way. trcUey-bus yet undertaken by the This handy cake the side of the square-rigger Seven later. packed "The Jungle " Princess," Gosling Real Estate Company But not quite aU the way. London Passenger Board and wiU makes windows shine Seas, and it was some considerable which begins today at the Colonial Mr. George C. Smith of the Colonist bring a total of new road vehicles as nothing else can. ARTHUR C. N. GOSLING Human nature cries aloud for self time before it could be found, near Opera House. staff returned from New York on placed on roads since the Board was MRS. R. G. ROBINSON approval: it winces and shudders at Pearl Island. As a result the de­ Dirothy Lamour, whose golden last Friday after a visit of three weeks formed to 1933 tc 2,630. the first touch of seU-reproach or parture of the Sever. Seas from voice has captivated the nation on Furnished Houses self-contempt. There are obviously in Brooklyn and New York, BON AMI HamUton Harbour yesterday was the radio, makes her film debut two ways of avoiding self-reproach. * * Sf for rent sUghtly delayed. in this picture as the chUd of the The tiresome way of not doing what Mrs. Catherine St. J. Crawley, the jungle whose only companion is a Properties for Sale you suspect to be wrong cr contemp­ energetic and capable secretary of full grown man-eating tiger and a GRECIAN PREMIER TO CHILD'S 4 YEARS OF tible, and the bold way of always the Bermuda Horse Lovers' League BANK OF BDA. BUILDING At Midnight the tropical disturb­ giant chimpanzee. Ray MUland plays admiring whatever you yourseU hap­ sailed on Saturday for a short visit the part of the explorer in the Malay ATTEND ROBERTS BURIAL Dial 2066 2*14 Cable Carbrook pen to do. And there is then another ance was centred about 150 mttes STOMACH TROUBLE to the States. jungle who is saved by the girl and curious thing. Man must not only South East of Bermuda, moving then faUs in love with her. praise himself, but he must get N. N. W. at a speed of 12 mUes per Mr. John S. Gladwin saUed on the LONDON, Sept. 11. (BOP)—An What can be more distressiiig than the Thrills to large measure are fur­ sight of a child in the toils of stomach others to praise him; persuade them, hour. It appears to be a very smaU "Lady Drake" cn Friday for HaUfax Athens message states that General nished to "The Jungle Princess" trouble ? If your little boy or girl suffers argue with them, cajole them, bribe extent and is possibly deminishing in and wiU proceed tc Montreal to con­ Metaxas, Premier, will in his capacity from indigestion or loss of appetite, take them and frighten them tiU at last intensity in which case winds wUl tinue his studies at McGUl Uni­ by a stampeding elephant herd, the of Foreign Minister attend the fun­ a tip from Mrs. Surgny. This is what she JANE TUCKER amid the applause of his immediate not exceed force 7. versity. battle between a man and a tiger, eral of Mr. Patrick Roberts, British writes : " My little daughter, aged 6 years, has JEAN C00KS0N friends and associates, this sensitive o the fight to the death between a Charge d'Affaires in Greece, who, tiger and a leopard and the des­ suffered from bad breath, and a very poor and anxious soul can rest in peace. -o- with Mr. Adrian Trapman recently appetite since she was 2 years old. But Such is hypocrisy. A WEEK OF BRITISH truction of a Malay vUlage by a herd appointed Vice-Consul at Bagdad, was since she had Maclean Brand Stomach FURNISHED COTTAGES JAPANESE BOMBS KILL cf baboons. fatally injured ta a car accident at Powder for 2 weeks only she seems another and HOUSES "Never forget", said a Greek sop­ FLYING NEWS • o IkaU, fifteen mUes from the capital child. I give her half a teaspoonful in a little warm water before going to bed, and FOR RENT hist to a Greek tyrant. "Never for­ WOMEN AND CHILDREN last evening. Mr. Roberts lately get to slander those you have wrong­ she gets up in the morning and eats a Mexico Takes Land proceeded to Athens after serving good breakfast, which she has not done PROPERTIES FOR SALE ed." He need not have said it. There IN NANTAO Continued from Page 2 under Sir Sydney Barton and as before." Bermuda Fire & Marine Bid. is a sUent sophist below the threshold Charge d'Affaires at Addis Ababa. The original MACLEAN BRAND of consciousness who can be trusted Stretchers are instaUed for the casu­ MEXICO City, Sept. 12. (CP)—Pre­ Stomach Powder will free your children Dial 3108 Cable: Tuckstate Continued from Page 1 to teach every tyrant to slander those alties, who are attended on the flight sident Cardenas apparently paved the from stomach complaints with similar ease 6T22tm wi tp and quickness. But see you get the whom he Mad wronged or meant to away from the fighting zone by nurs- way yesterday for the Government's buried alive and at least a score more | ing orderUes. Many Uves have been genuine Maclean Brand with the signature wrong. expropriation of a miUion sugar-grow­ " ALEX. C. MACLEAN " on carton and are known to be dead in other storm saved by this quick, clean and utir- But it is weU to remember that sections. The Okayama poUce re­ ing acres owned by the former Utated Publisher Wins Decision bottle. It is never sold loose—only in ing transfer to hospital; a vivid con­ States Consul WUliam Jenkins. To bottles in cartons (powder or tablets). there is alsc, if not in every country ported three kiUed and twelve in­ trast indeed to the painful journeys carry out Mexico's programme for SALTUS in many countries, a smaU group of jured. Fifty-two ships were shattered that were necessary before aero­ the redistribution of land to the PROVIDENCE, R. I., Sept. 12. people which does not believe in the on the shores. planes were avaUable. (CP)—Walter O'Hara, turfman and supra-normal rights cf its own] peasants, a decree by the President GRAMMAR SCHOOL publisher of the Providence Star countrymen, which judges of national made pubUc recently limits individ­ Asthma Cause TJ. S. Shipping Tribune, is now free tinder baU after honour by standards approaching MOBILITY OF THE AIR WEAPON ual holdings of property to 150 hec­ CHRISTMAS TERM his arrest on a charge of criminal lose by which it judges of -personal tares, which is 370 acres. The decree WASHINGTON, Sept. 12. (CP)— Heavy transport aircraft play an was proclaimed under the extraor­ libel last Friday. He won a decision Killed in 24 Hours hone __r, which beUeves in inter- Thanks to the discovery of an Ameri­ opens The State Department said yesterday important part in the strategy of dinary powers granted President from the State ^.Supreme Court can physician, it now is possible to get ional morality and in the co­ that operators of United States rid of those terrible spells of choking1, operation of nations for mutual help, Empire protection. Their uses are Cardenas by the last Mexican Con­ quashing the State Racing Commis­ gasping, coughing and wheezing Asth­ Monday, Sept. 20th merchant vessels must decide for gress. sion's order directing him to be ous­ ma by killing the true cause which is poor and despised class these in not restricted to maintenance of Germs in the blood. No more burning themselves whether to risk the dan­ supplies and similar duties. At need ted as managing-director of the Nar of powders, no more hypodermic injec­ every community—"dreamers" most ger of Chinese waters. East night's | t^y ^^ bombing o tions. This new discovery. Dr. Nixon's people say, friends of every country can be for heavy ragansett^racetrack, ^jj rj £j Mendaco, starts "to work in 3 minutes, Parents who desire to interview warning to captains plying those ± killing the Germ cause of Asthma, also the Headmaster or enter pupils but rheir own. They have at least missions. They preserve the maxi Sailing Ship Models purifying the blood and restoring vital­ seas could not be constraed as a mum mobiUty and fighting effi­ -o- - B_I_M3 ' ity so that you can sleep soundly all should call at his residence on one advantage over ultra-patriots. night, eat anything and work and enjoy It is an old role of logic that "truth formal recognition of Japan's block­ ciency of an air fighting or bombing _i__l__K___,__I :ife. T>r. Nixon's Mendaco is so success­ Thursday, 16th September, between ade thrown around the China coast. A model of an Egyptian sailtag ship ful it is guaranteed to give you free, easy the hours cf 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. by truth was never contradicted." fcrce, providing the front line units Gauged by a Whistle breathing in 24 hours and to stop your Bat the patriotic nationals of one The admission that such an act was with suppUes and eliminating the of 2000 B.C., made from a bas-reUef Asthma completely in 8 days or money back on return of empty package. Get performed might be interpreted that need for periodical journeys to the found in Egypt and representing the R. E. BOOKER, country by the nationals of another It was the whistle on a locomotive D».. Nixon's Mendaco from your chemist the Umted States recognizes that base to replenish stores of ammuni­ earUest known sailing ship, is on view today- The guarantee protects you. , Headmaster. country are contradicted always in that determined the width of a stand­ there is a state of war between China tion and fuel. They make a forma­ at the museum in Worthing .England. every item of their creed. Those who ard guage railroad track, back to the 20»tm. and Japan. It was made plain that tion self-contained, in. that cne or The models include an Elizabe­ are called "friends of every country days when the great "Iron Horse" the Government was not taking this two heavy transpct aircraft can carry than galleon of the year 1600, tbe but their own'' are at least the friends had so much to do with the winning step. aU of the suppUes and spare parts plans for which were found among Skin Itch Cause 'of almost aU humanity and in pract­ of the West. Difficulties were being Machang Falls Ukely to be needed by a squadron on manuscripts of Pepys, the diarist, ice are often the best friends of their experienced by the variety of width a leng journey. In recent years the entitled "Fragments ot Ancient Ship- B. JVL B. A. own country also. In every country of the tracks of different railroads. Cubed Overnight PEIPING, Sept. 11. (CP)—Japanese majority of Royal Air Force formation wrighty." There is also an Egyptian of Europe they are pleading on the Some were broad gauge, others were Tour skin has nearly 50 million tiny seams military authorities today announ­ cruises to Africa and Asia has had the ship of 1350 B _C.—a corrected model of and pores where germs hide and cause whole for the same causes, upholding narrow gauge. Three rails were laid terrible Itching, Cracking, Eczema, Peel­ help of attendant heavy transport one of the model ships found ta the ing, Bnrning, Acne, Ringworm, Psoriasis, the authority of the same tribunal, ced the faU of Machang, thirty mUes on the ties in certain cases, to ac­ NOTICE aeroplanes. New types of machine, tomb of King Tut-ankh-Amen; a Blackheads, Pimples, Foot Itch and other the disinterested judgment of each south of Tientsin, as the advancing commodate trains of two gauges. blemishes. Ordinary treatments give only capable of mUch higher speeds than model of a Greek trireme of 480 N.B. temporary relief because they do not kill •man's conscience, and, as a Court of Japanese war machine thrust into To end the confusion, a western leg­ the germ cause. The new discovery, Nixo­ their fore-runners and better fitted a Roman merchant ship of the se- Appeal, not the v.:ice of one nation, new territory of importance. The islator introduced a bUl fixing stand­ derm, kills the germs the very first night Members are respectfully re­ for service with modern fighting and ond century, a Viking ship of 900 and is guaranteed to give you a soft, clear but the disinterested verdict of faU of the city ended after a daylong ard gauge as the width of a certain attractive, smooth skin in one week or bombing fcrmations, are now in A.D., a thirteenth-century ship of money back. Get guaranteed Nixoderm I minded that the Monthly Humanity. battle ta which two Chinese divisions new locomotive whose whistle had from your chemist today and remove the' production. Prominent among them the Cinque Ports, a model of Nelson's and the lemnants of the 29th Army impressed the solon. The wheels of real cause of skin trouble. The guarantee I Meeting of the Association Few in each separate country, they is the Bristol Bombay, a shapely ship "Victory," as she appeared at the protects you. resisted the Japanese march south­ this locomotive were set four feet, are many in aU countries taken high-wing monoplane designed to Battle of Trafalgar, and of the Cutty will be held on Wednesday, ward. Torrential rains drenched Sark, ta the front line of the fastest 10 inches apart. £L____i2,4 _^_fei^ together. They need that thought the entire battle area. carry 24 fuUy armed i___fantrymen, 15th inst. at 7.30 p.m. to comfort them, for in their own or other equivalent load ta bombs, sea cUppers.—C. S. Monitor. homes today they have Uttle popular engine and aircraft spares, and other o -o- WORLD NEWS BRIEFS support or recompense: they wiU suppUes, which is being buUt at the J.M. CONYERS need to remember that famous Bombed Ship Safe new Short and Harland factory at Tenant Farming Campaign Against Rumours HALIFAX, Sept. 12. (CP)—The Rea-Secretary statesmen, writers and preachers Belfast. are not necessarily blessed when aU crew of the Halifax fishing trawler LONDON, Sept. 11. (CP)—The (To be continued.) In New England the proportion of LONDON, Sept. 11 (CP)—Lord Lemberg were taken off the vessel men speak weU of them—"for so did LIVERPOOL, Sept. U (OP)—The owners of the British steamship farms run by tenants is the lowest Beaverbrook is launching a campaign by a Ufe boat from Sable Island today their fathers tc the false prophets." Bishop cf Bradford, the Rt. Rev. "Stanbridge" reported today that the of any section of the United States. to have done with the rumours of after the ship foundered on the north M.A.G. Blunt, returning from Canada, said ship was heavily bombed while eva­ NATIONAL CLOSE TITLE Maine placing at the bottom of the war, and he beUeves there wiU be no west bar during a 30 mile gale. o — today that the feeling in theDominion cuating a thousand refugees from list. Considerable tenant-farming more wars. In editorials and the ef­ J concerning the Duke of Windsor was LONDON, Sept. 10. (BOP)— The northern Spain at the port of Gijon. WINNIPEG, Sept. lL (CP)—19 prevails in the corn and wheat states, forts of the brilliant cartoonist BARROW, Alaska, Sept. 11. (OP)— much the same as in the United departure of the "Caledonia" Eoynes The ship was proceeding towards La year old Heather LesUe, of Winnipeg where large farms are the rule. But Strube, the Canadian peer is endea­ The Soviet pilot Basil Zadkoff crashed Kingdom. "They feel that what the to Botwood, scheduled for 6 o'clock PaUice, France, with destroyer es­ won the National Close title today the greatest proportion of tenant- vouring through the DaUy Express in the Artie ocean north of here former King wanted to do could not this evening was cancelled, and she cort. The first reports said the ship with a 2-up victory over the Canadian operated farms Is to be found in the and the Evening Standard to mini­ whilst searching for the six Russian be done. They are frightfully sorry, wiU probably take off tomorrow at was in bad condition, but later the Open Champion Mrs. John Rogers, "old South," where from 50 to 75 mize the worrying effect of the insis­ trans-polar airmen -missing since but now that he has abdicated they captain reported that all was weU. Winnipeg. -per cent of the farms are so operated. tent din of continental tom-toms. the same hour. August 13th. do not want to talk about i*.*-*