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XUU SHOULD SERVI "THE BEST TEA" V^^^^^b^ *W |"GOOD,BETTER, BEST" l^P^ j BUY "THE Price 4d, Q^^^^^^^^^^^^MJEST TEA Published weekly VOL. IX, SATURDAY. JANUARY 6th. 193_ -- NO. 2S si -m. "«».■». -m- <».£ ■*.-^.Ife. mm,m. tf |lK SOUTHERN REYIEW jA CENTURY OF FREEDOM Opening of New Road tc HAMILTON CORPORATION IN BK second Performance s Ducking Stool. ELECTION. Oreat Success *~ *"*► «,.«.«,-«.-«, Named -*►"*.«« . A Resume of World "Marsh Folly' t-ity Freeholders ■T^n nraraoajr, zrcn ultimo Events By Governor. Un luesday lastthe nominatior■Robert and Lancelot Haywan Keenly Interested of candidates for the Corporator■presented for the second tim< Affecting Peoples, of Hamilton took place from the Coloured Un New Year's Day at nooc ■ "SouthernReview" before i His Members of 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Two candi-■packed at Excellency the Governoi Last Year's house the Coionia openedthe pass- Corporation dates were proposed for tbe■Opera House. Every seat wa, new road which Returned. office of Mayor— Sir H. W. occupied Bermuda's to es alongthe Pembroke Cemetery ■ and the enthusiasm o Contribution the Cause and the Railway Watlington »k_> lines then turn-,. and Mr. J.S. Vallis. the inn f/i m.Ammt.U .1 ■ audience was unbounded ing to the passes Un Ihursday the freeholders Sir Henry Watlington was pro- The result was an unqualifie< of World Progress. north through of the City posedby ■ a verydeep cutting and emerges of Hamilton had the Mr.Eimund G.Gibbons■success. .J annual opportunity of selecting and seconded by Mr. C.I The out at the DuckingStool adjacent ' Robert Review was divided int< to passes the men who should represent Crawford. Mr. J. S. Vallis wasIthree parts. IBy DAVID 1 UCKLR, the main road that proposed distinct Part 1con M. A.] over the hill them on the Corporation of the by Mr. Sydney C. sisted of one solo, above thePembroke City. Spurling ■ entitle. THI. YEAR 1934 is alreadj Parish Church. His Excellency One hundred and ninety and seconded by Mr.■"Slaepy time down South" wit! upon was once picked trom our ranks seven voters registered JosephB. Williams. a chorus usandasusualin themonth the late Mr. Justice Terrel and Miss Grissell arrived just their mi .a. ■ of15 voices -theMisses decision,two of January we must look back at now succeeded before noon and they were met votes were vitiated the Aldermen now serving■Oriele Tuzo, PhiilisRichardson gone by Mr. Justice by for the selection of Common were I Ming, what has before, while at Lobb in Washington, D.C, members of the Board of ranominated-Messrs. Eldor Eunice MarianSmith, Ma< the same time we must look Works leading Councillors. The turn-cut of Trimingham, E. E. Walker and■Smith, Joyce Wears, JoyceJen for- the present Attorney general of and anumber of voters was an wardinto the future. Guiana, citizens who were invited to evider.ce that the S.P. Eve— as there wereno otherjnings, Thelma Wears, Yvonm British tbe Hon. Hector freeholders of the City were candidates they Alien, Josephs, the outstanding witness the ceremony. Hon. keenly were re-elected.■ Rita Priest and Messrs EARLY HISfORY. silks, Howard briefly interested in its affairs For Arthur iyd4 Smith and Manley Trott told the the office of Common■ Smith, Freddie Smith means more to the colour and Mr. history of the and for about four-fifths of the ■*...-* road the value Justice Brown ,'t u_, ____. _»._.__ ___. Councillors seven candidates■Richmond Jones, Oscar Virgi ed groupthan to any other for il of Jamaica. Mr. .i voters were present Reilly ; it must be in the future tc at the were forthcoming, the five who■and James Smith— in two rowi isa milestonein the history ar K. L and Hugh Wooding polls. _____ — of .L. " are now in office on the stage. oppressed misrepresented of Trinidad. In West Idrivers who mayuse it. The jot . Messrs. J. H■ The solo was and Africa was great me competition was Keen bu Watlington, S. J. W. ■taken by Brinksworth people. Years ago king- Kobina Sekyi and Hugh During welldoneand reflected the Darrell. Tucke the credit on all those who were result was a foregoneconclu E.R. Williams, H.St.G. Butter-|wh.o excelled himself. Th( doms of Ghana and Mellestine nave distinguished themselves sion. Sir H. W. Watlingtonha< field and ■second on In EnglandMr. Cumbridge concerned in its construction. majority C. E. White— those scene "In a park in th< the West Coast of Africa now It was done very cheaply by a of over 29 votes. Hi who were seeking office for■North" consisted of five solos- were plundered of their young deceased, wfs for yearsthelead- opponentMr.J. S. Vallis didno the first "I want to go home," men ing law coach in means of mechanical devices, time wereMessrs. J. F. Robert E and women who were s Id London. This the cost of cutting the road secure as much support from thi Eve and J. H.R. Robinson. On Hayward; "My River Home,' into bondage and transported mantle hasnow fallen on P D.H. freeholders as his supporters to F averaged2 6 perCubic yard. He an< Thursday the poll was opened Staurt Trott; "Crying for thi manylands. Their descendants King o Cambridge and the himself expected. Mere am from p.m. Carolines," Middle Temple. asked His Excellency to formal- 11a.m. to 4 and tie Gladys Aller;"Sun are to be found in largenumbers E. T. Nelson ly open the highway. more it becomes evidentin politi one _*~-.._ -- electors of the City day down in Caroline," in the time Secretary of the 15 i i..i T almm -*A-a. exercis.d Ivar United States of America, Oxford os-iure severing me rroooi cal battles that a number o their right of selecting Mayor Ratteray; "South in soul,' the West Indies Union, and an Official in I voters, run a mv J,'«r„. :_and Bermuda..__. the with the hares am Tkn .m : League Iacross the roadway, the Gover and five Common Councillors. Muriel Virgil;— and a ine difference in environmenl of Coloured Peoples in hunt with the hounds, chorui London nor said that he had a grousi a candi entitled "Eight tickets t< aided and abetted by ignorance is the leader of the against date cannot rely on the assur Georgia." Criminal Barin this roadway for it ba< Ihe Board of Health is having Excellent talent wa; and prejudices has succeededir Manchester. In disfigured the Governmen ances of his prospectivesupport a cleanup week displayedby the singers. creating a chasm Bermuda we are ably represent- ers- only tbe final declaration in the Parishes between these ed by House grounds, he admittet * - -- a of Hamilton and Smith. Itbe- Part IIof theprogrammecon peoples which education alone A. R. Vaucrosson of the 1^mm^vvu m( alimmmmuecme tne mmmi.sne gins sisted of wipe Middle Temple however that 'h^^^^^^M Both on Monday of next wee* two scenes. Messrs can out. and J. Cardie great improvement at the Pembroke Parish B. TuckerandIRatteray playec Mosse of Howardand the Middle i -Tnd a"*" Election and the Municii.aLJ.fc,-" Householders are all asked tc WILBERFORCE Temple. piece ui llignite"[aammWmmmmmw^Tho roTn co-operate by bringing all gar- the part of comedians and thei These two men are would greatly beJ bage, jokes were received by thi, A Moses appeared on the scene sons of the soil by adoption and rubbish and articles that having drivers and may en.toble them to '^'"^jSfcforti. Thecandi-i in person _L 1_ audiencejwithlhearty approval j the of William Wilber- seen fit to in their I A* M. are useless to the variouscollect- a throw get hack gome of trle traffic that were supported by al d rt ing points. theloud laughter force an English statesman and lot with us, it,,i8 up to i ...» _.:._._... J T^ttiat The removal of betokened am,I us ine n.anway uompai■iyhad geeiur w'«i-conceived partviticket were! everything there was agood deal reparte philanthropist born at Hull, to uphold them at all timis. that is an eyesore of ed. His Excellency^rthp-» .«■-' j all returned to office; those whol between ', Yorkshire. In 1789 at age "« ■ mmi v.neroac- would be reallybeneficial to ail the audience and th the 5cij_r_NUK meiiuum v djd not belong t0 any- part« brought -__- ■ in actors. A chorus" ""entitled "Rol of thirty he forward in w,~ _ -^| p{ _.- m »__"__" ' householders those districts. " i A/i:sJ uiuu iiee-iaiiLLs as irmci on you Parliament resolutions la the field of science wehavei Lnamewa^ The same course will be pursued Mississippi" by ten per- condemn- Ernest .'^M were left hopelessly in the rear parishes formers was well , ing the slave traffic. In1807 his Just tbe biologist ati mud by thi is.*.; objtet in other on appointedI received. The persistence Howard, 1^*" Ikjaughter It lesson to the vari dates that the Board , best rendition occurred in thie was rewardedand a Carver the Chemist **a/ oystanden ous' political organization! of Health part Dr. is goingto publish. of the programmewhen the measure providing for the grad- Tuske^ee. WU»wr' The Hor Patton brief that abound in our midst Misses Yvonne Allen, ual abolition of slavery wss to the speechof th they MaeSmith passed. If wish to bold thei: and Rita Priest rendered a Three days before his - specialist, overnor- 'Hfe—thanked Hii political b.b. Longbird belonging tc Trio. Moodv ne now £ ,, coming own in any s.rugglej Tbe applause of the audience death he was told that a bill pro ""&ng in London £»»Hencj for arc they must organize the FurnesB Withy Co. lefl ■- and Presi- [George months ba was sufficient evidence of their viding for the total abolitions dent of tbe League chnstennlj the road. He saic fight wit] Hamilton Harbour for New York slavery passed rOU8 of Coloured given fore the comes on,and approval. Rita Priest and was in r,mmertb*-^ °*f Peoples, Dr. Warfield the head thatthe lame to the roac a united front they may thei last Tuesday. She made a pre- of Commons. In t»-^ * *n ?Jndication of what Hi: vious attempt but the prevailing YvonneAllen alsorendered solos of Freedmen's Hospital,Howard, as H have a chance of succeeding— which were well rendered. 1933 the cento-^y °f his death Eugene k thought_ of the Mars! All ._» _L_ bad weather made it impossible a*e° m by Dibbles head of the Excellencj A. 1 any other courseis a mere futili give great was ceL_i' Hull the mttb veniureu tu nup« for her captain trip. three a deal of Government Hospital ty. Lack of organization 8n< to makethe promise years y^ssr and Corporation, and the at^fc^^PJ^ect^^nW^rne Governor would us< that infuture thev entire programme was filled by steadfastness amoiig voters an will prove valuableaddition to rand and Dr. Brown, his influence so that Ihe Mayoi to Ihe Pageant— The First Mira mambers of the Leagueof Col- Gilbert now ruinous the individuals o: local performances. practicingin and Corporation of Hamiltor causes they guppert cle— -that Mr. John Gould stagec *fcw part oured Peoplesin London. London. Bermudi or advocate is itia *-...„_ V, _-. ___._"._" Scene II'of de- Am IaaIckn-vlf t- has given many song might so improvethe surface 01 Indeed,, a at St. Georges in the Somers' As we look back over the last to thi well-fought politics scribed as » Dance deck of boat field of medicine among whon Front Street in such a way thai battle where both parties an Opera House Theatre wagan un- <*ownriver." The whole hundred years we are likely tc using theroad woulc on wav turn are Drs; Braxton Cann, E. F the horses confident of gaining the victor; qC._ffc"fi°d success. The acting (Continued become in elated and be saved from thefrequent ae was excellent and the public on page 8.) despondent over the successes Gordon anU Dr. O'Donnell Kinj isone of tbe most blood-stirrini sons by adoption, Eustaci eidents thatnow happen. episodesthat one can take par gave their fair patronage to and failures of various members proposed toasl play Cann. Philip___ Burch, Charlei The Governor a in. ______._....^^^^^^^^^d every entertainment. The of the eoloured group. Various f» llL J T-v T ■» n .smith, ard Dr. which was heartily drunk ant Corporation took place on Wednesday, Thurs- enterprises have been started Leon J. Williams the ceremcnycame to an end. Ihe of 1933 had that distinguished __*_! ?jl _ a 1_ J done excellent day and Friday of this week. LITTLE THEATRE CLUB and have fallen through which son ol A. work and that t-_-_ guests noa pflomci. t ■■_. 1 of invited -i f £■» fknf l_->_n.L University A number why Most of those who took part in nas seemed to justify that lack Howard who has ' was a fine reason conserva- done so much for the coloured were present and a fair gather- tive voters did not care to swsp the performance were St. of confidence that we have ir ingof the ordinarypublic. Georgians. The play was ren- "Dead ol Wight" Presented tc ourselves and in one another, groupin this chosen field. Oui horses while crossing a flooded dered more attractive by the Large and Appreciative Let us examineeaeh of thpte in women have not been asleepand stream. Many things had been beautiful electric 1 ght effects Audience. turn and see how the account so we haveMrs. Amy Williams straightenedoutand agreat deal produced by per- balances. the dentist and her sister Miss Pleasing Cerenor.y at of importantbusiness bad stillto that were the regulated, sons in charge of thelightingof Miss Gladys Darrell, both gra be it was better toallow this interesting Drama UUlblANDUNU FEOFLEANL duates of Howard. practised the stage. The whole story was was wtm-msrttcs St. Albans Guild Hall the hands to continue reverently acted and shewed the staged at the Colonial Opera JEVJKNTb the work. This was the line of House the 27th ultimo by EDUCATION reasoning: adopted by the free- care with which theplayersren- on Un the credit side we have the In the Sunday atternocn a tan members of the Little Theatre emancipation of field of education we On holders. Besides, theoldmembers respective parts. ___. 1 _. :_.- -A slaves in the gathered dered their _--(..__ . have made remarkable progress crowd at the above (Jiub under tne supervision ol United States, the foundation ol witness the un- were backed up by their person- C. A. Isaac-Henry, the in some countries but lag behind named Hall to al supportersand this was a Tfie weather at the end of the Mr. universities such as Howard and very badly in others. We veiling of a piece of granite _> are Principalof the Central School, colleges Morgan __._,. _.»i„ l-._o,:__ t _._. __.. tower of strength to the City present week has been bright Lincoln and like eagerly looking stone A ban's Pembroke. The net pro forward to the taken from St 1 Fathers. East and Wilberforce. We have -1 _>_.! sunny, a cer- men placed .A *V. —-ll rnmrn \\\.~. -VmmAm-.r.S. T"\ Abbey England and there is still ft, .. ! TS 1 time when the contributions in and sharpness ceeds of the entertainment wil! like frednck Douglas, Booker T, position At eleven o clock the poll was tain amountof in the made by members of thecoloured in a prominent in the day air, especially evening, be devoted tothe Students' Func Washington, Mordeeai Johnsor by al) open and throughout the in the helps group to the field of knowledge hall, where itcan be seen register but the searchingcold that was whieh from its funds Ber- the first president of Howard tc who stone voters came in to their abroad. will receive its due recognition. enter this hall. The The poll was closed at felt last Saturday and Sunday muda students Thc be chosen from the coloured Prof. J. D. T. Jabavu, graduate was unveiled by His Lordship votes. to house was a slim one, such i group' Alain Locke the Rhodes Bishop 400 pm. and after the Hon. when the thermometer fell of Londonand Principal of Fori the of Bermuda, who Major Appleby Returning 50 degrees has not continued, cause deserves greaterpatronage scholar and incumbent of the Hare College was supported by Rev. T. M. the thriving, from thepublic. ehair in Philosophy at Howard, in South Africa is Officer with the assistance of _._._,»■ The winter crc-s are Tkn -A\m.mlmt.A.A r.t *__.», —-m worthy of special mention, Salmon, Curate of Pembroke. The cast consisted ot ten per- Chas H. Wesley and Cartel because Canon Groves acted (Continued on page 4, sons who acquitted themselves Woodson our greatesthistorians, of the enormous handi. The Rev. The Monarch of Bermuda (Continued page 4.) as Chairman. In his opening Monday morning very well. One must remember on arrived on BUSIWLbfc remarks he stated the purpose .hat they were amateurs, anum- gathering there that (Continued on page ».. appearing of the Week of Prayer ber of them on the In the held ot business we trade Development Board afternoon. The 2nd. Division stage for the first time and Mr. have the Hon. Peter Thomas Southampton Isaac-Henrymust be credited of the Cathedral Choir under at or President of the Chamber of ihe Bermuda Trade Develop- the direction of Mr. Austin the RETURN the success of his efforts ir Commerce in Logas, S. S. ment pleased Organist TEACHERS traininghis small bandof actors, Board is tc Cathedral rendered Next week beginning on Mon- _-U_. knn. «..*_%«. Sa. tt.,Spaulding the insurance mag- T-.-...U_..*-. announce that arrangements Christmas Carols, which were day night at 8.00o'clock in .Perhaps the best actor in the nate, There arnvea irom daman., James Richards of the havebeen completed for a pro- sweetly sung, by this well Emmanuel Church, Evans Bay, cast was Mr. W.Robinson whc Hotel, the James Lordship last Monday a number of Ber Joey, Canadian Hon. grammeof fifteen minutes dura- balanced Choir. His Southampton West will be ob- played the part of the C.Napier, one time Asst; Sec; tion to be by then proceeded to unveil mudian students who have com crippled boy, Mr. Robinson has broadcast radic tbe served as a week of prayer. The pleted course of trainingii to the Treasury, Emmeth J- direct from at 11p.m., tablet after which he gave a subjects of prayer arrsrgedand their taken pait in divers plays and Asst; B.rmuda the art of teaching and hav* Seott, one time Sec; of New York time, on Monday, brief history of St.Albans who suggestedby tbe BermudaMinis- prac has become quite natural in his State for war, in the great war. January waa martyr of the Eng- to T-U.. 15th. the first be returned to Bermuda do portrayal of the characters thai __.-_ ...... terial Association will fol- work in the various elemen H. G. Hill,head of the firm that the programmewill be picked lish Church, and to the leading lowed. _ tical /.._ 4k__. _-. he represents. His acting anc still bears his name, Clarence up at Riverhead, up building Abbe"y, fl. -Ink. mm. aaa. I. tary schools. Their names an Barclay L.I. and relay- of the of the On Tuesday night the meetirg that of Miss J. gave Darrell, W. A. G. Nanton of ed to the headquarters right to the placing of in the Misses Rosalie Pearman interest to the denoue- of the down this will beheld Mount Zion A.M.E. Taylor, Scott, Er added St. Vincent, J. H. Robinson, the Columbia BroadcastingCompany, piece of granite stone in St Church, Wednesday nipht Thelma Cora of the plot. Emporium, on in ment rrt..-\,A*m. t-nn\, O-., almn - -f_ of the Ber- Walters, r. mi builder from whence it go Albans's Hall. Canon Groves Army Hc.l, mine and Messrs Koy Tucker took the part will out ovei the Salvation Thurs- Gerard Bean and Victor Oute Mr. muda; A.E. Stowe of the United their nation-wide network. . after making a few remarks, day night, in the PlymouthEvan- of the policeman and contributed Feed House, andmany others. This programme consist, then called on Mr. Carl Wade t_ gelical closing bridge. mmmmmmma^ will Church, and the frti a___k______^______^______i m^A\ a great deal to the success in part, closing m 1ne Recorder extenas anear.. of music by Mr.Sigmund Imake the address, which meeting will be held on Friday of the play. The other sever LAW Schatz' he did in a few choice words*, home to these younj part, orchestra at the Castle night inEmmanuel Church. The people hope m_; actorsplayeda minor mesl In the legal held success hag Harbour Hotel, thanking His Lordship for his and and that they did their very best and should be ministers leaders of these great to of them crowned the efforts of many. heard inBermuda between presence, and for so graciously respective churches will unit! beof service the com 12.0C ._-,., T A \ munityintheir chosenprofession (Continued on page»., TheChiefJustice of Barbados and2.15 a.m. on January 16th. (Continued on page 4.. their efforts in these meetings. 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tion, and the problem becomes CORPORATION. SOME MOTHER'S CHILD. (5tjp ftrwrdpr more bewildering. HAMILTON Printery, This 9 Published at The Union problem must be faced; ♥ NEWS OF THE WORLD. At home or away, Court St.,Hamilton, Bermuda, every evenif our prosperity is main-— Report of Meeting Held in the alleyor street, Saturday. tained on the same high level Wherever Ichance which we seriously doubt-the December 28th, 1933. fore to the New Year withevery world to meet G. A. DaCOSTA Editor situation willstill be perplexing. Severe Winter Weather. is thoughtless, A. B. PLACE Manager. We hope something will be done confidence and with the deter- Recent cables from northern mination that it should carry The Corporation met tfcis day via boy that is wild, to solve this economic puzzle tell of the very severe My softly: SUBSCRIPTION RATES: grows latitudes them still further toward the at 4.00 p.m. freart echoes that marecomplex as the weather that prevailedin North sbisTemother's child. " months roll along. accomplishment of the tasks Present the Mayor, Messrs. It is 6 Yearly 8/6 H_r!f Yearly America and Europe during the that confronted them. He E. E.Walker,E. H.Trimingham. * 4/6 Quarterly Christmas season. At the end expressed the hope that his S. P. Eve, Aldermen; Walter And when Isee thos e ADVERTISING RATES of the last week the weather message would bring all who Darrell, C. E. White, H. G. But- O'er whom loig year? tiave conditions in the UnitedStates read it a full share in personal terfield,E.R. Williams,Common rolled, 2/- Per inch for a single insertion Japan's Increasing Trade. and Canada were very unpleas- well-beingand happiness. Mr. Councillors; J. D. B. Talbdt, Whose hearts have grownhard Single Column. ant. The thermometer ranged Baldwin also in his message Secretary. ened,^-__^^^^^^H SpecialRatesfor Contract Advertising Themanufacturing nations of between 20 and30 degreesbelow sounded an optimistic note, he Minutes of meetings on the FWhose spirits are cold, getting zeroand theextremecoldbrought full hope the future Be it woman all fallen, Insertion of Births and Deaths 4/- the world are alarmed suffering was of that 14th and 15th December were at the remarkable increase in a great deal of to the of England was brighter than read and confirmed. Or man all defiled, Allcommunicationsintendedfor pub- Japan's poorand other persons who were any country in the Bank of A voice whisperssadly: overseas trade. The prepared other world. Letter read from the lication should be addressed to The competition is becoming not for such extremes * « * Bermuda,Ltd. agreeingto resell Itis some mother's child Editor, Recorder. Court St., City. keener, and the dailycomplaints of temperature. Mary persons to the Corporation the land at died from the effects of the eold New Year's Honours. matter how far Telephone 1921 that manufacturers in Great Albuoy's Point, as per the plan No are making shew that especially those of advanced did submitted with the Corporation's From right she hath strayed; Britain age. owing The New Year's honours the industrialists are getting Traffic was affected notinclude anyBermuaian,many letter of the 15th December. It No matter what inroad HAMILTON, JAN. 6th, 1934 to the heavy fall of snow. In peerages knighthoods agreed ihe of Dishonour hath made; much concerned over their Europe pre- and were was that sum foreign trade. Japanese com- the same conditions conferred on a number of men £3550 be paid for this land and Nomatter what elements petition severely the vailed and the old year closed adjusted Cankered the pearl: is felt in Europe in in Great Biitain who were re that the transaction be sullied, THE INCREASE IN cotton, pottery, woollen, steel, with Northern the warded j.'or their political and by taking a note bearing 5% .Though tarnished and rayon industries, clutches of snow storms andex- July, 19$2 She is some mother's girl. and other that traordinary temperatures. pub'*j services. The different interest from 1st for UNEMPLOYMENT of shipping is also adversely low ""..iitical parties were fairly re- £950, this being theproportion- affected and something must be The advent of the New Year presented. A number of distin- ate pr'ce at the same valuation No matter how deep to remedy brought changesin these abnor- guished appointed to He is sunken in sin; done the situation. Colony Indians were "of the land sold the Bank. One does not assume the atti- Japanese owing to mal conditions. In this as Privy a note £4,500 given by the No matterhow much The their experiencedfrom Councillors. In num- The for by kin; tude of an alarmist when one intelligence, frugality in their the severe cold ber of the other Colonies men Bank for the original purchase He is shunned his draws attention tothe fact which living,and theexcel- the 30th ultimo to the first in- engaged public beingcancelled. No matterhow low unemploy- standardof in affairs and the joy; cannot be denied that lent organizationof their indus- stant was rather a source of dis- governmentservice werereward- It was agreed that the price Is his standard of ment is increasingin the Colony. comfort. One can form anidea loyalty charged Ber%iuda Though guiltyand loathsome, tries are able to manufacture ed for their and service to be to the boy. Persons who travel from place goods cheaper of the prevalent weather in community. hope Insurance Co., He is some mothei's their so much by to the We lire & Marine to place in the Colony must than Western countries and Canada and United States that Bermuda will rarebetterin Ltd , for the 4A square yardsof notice this condition. Skilled they under- one's experierces at the end of land next west of the land That head hath teen pillcved because of that can the King's Birthday Honours breast; and unskilled labour is begging sell their goods. The goods are last week. next Junei recently purchased by them On tenderest for work, but there is nothing " " » " * of Bermuda That form hath been wept o'er? so much cheaperthat the figures » from ithe Bank pressed; available to be done. Those who seem almost impossible. It was Housing in England. should £25. The Insurance Those lipshave been standidie in the marketplaceare publicly grated in the English The Wealth of Siberia. Company to pay the entire cost That soul hath been prayedfor seekingfor work but they fail to The National Government has conveyance. In tones sweet and mild; House of Commons that the dilatory Siberia- a large tract of land of the get any. Employersof labour are Japanese were selling teapotsin been criticised for its - A report was read from the For her sake deal gently manner of handling the housing and waterinAsiatic Russia has mother's child. still dismissing men that have the Dominions at one shilling,a a good deal of mineral and ani- Committee appointed to scrutin- With some been in their employ for years, eighteen question. The clearing rf of and dozen, as against shil- of well- n.fcl resources that await deve- ize the Assessments real SELECTED. this is especially true in many lings, a dozen, for a similar Brit- slums and the erection loping. The Soviet Government personal property. Directed mercantile establishments, and Japan plannedand modern habitations report laid before isharticle. has theadvan- workirgpeople is planning to de> elopthesere- that tfiis be until trade improvestheir chance tage because her currency is fi r the arenot mineral?, the Assessors for 1934. obtaining is very pre- giventhat importancewhich the sources. Valuable like of work depreciatedand the cost of lab- gold, platinum,silver, etc., are With reference to Minute 4 Two Outbreaks of Fire in carious,thisadds to thedifficulty cheap that gravity of the situation demands of the 24th July last, was, our is so she can ac- at present. The Houseof Lords found in this locality but itsfur it of the situation. complish her manufactures ata resources are even more valu- agreed that the sum of £2215 Paget. The opening of the hotelshas which other nations just before the Christmas recess General Taxes cost cannot debated thia question of house able. A good deal of these re- 16 2 arrears of relieved the tensionsomewhat but compete with. Above all, her sources are found in a district collected this year should be Within the short space of two not in degree. Skilled trade and manufacturing organ- accommodation. The debate placed the General Sinking amarked started by the Bishop of named Yakutsk through which to days,the Hamilton Fire Brigade help must be brought from the izations are so excellent that was the river Lena flows, and for Fund and the sum of £814 17 9 was called to put out two fires States, only they production Winchester and his arguments Sewerage United a certain render by sevenmonthsthisriver isfrozen, collected on Taxes happeningat Woodlands,Paget. type can fill the bill in cheap were backed up distinguished placed Sinking of labour so and atundant that peers Upper itis at this period that hunters be to the Fund Thisresidenceisin theoccupancy our hast hotels, our men and she has the upper hand in in the House. bearing for Sewerage. * * e capture the fur animals. of an American resident. The women can only occupy a subor- world competition. Soviet Russia abounds in valu- Letter read from th^ S.P.C.A. fires were small ones but would dinate pjst from the lack of Lancashire is hard hit in the Germany's Great able animal, vegetable a ci suggesting that a cab-stand be have developed into serious ones training. Arecentdebace in the cottonand other industries. She Experiment. mineral products. Someof the providedin the quarry at Par-la- if they had not been quickly put H.u3e of Assembly stressed this cannot compete with Japan in finest oil fields in the world are Ville. Directed that the Society o t. The firestarted in the nur- unfortunate condition that pre India, tbe British West Indies Germany begins in 1934 a found at Buku and Batum on be asked to furnish further in- sery fire placeand the clouds of vails amingthe men who work andother Britishpossessions,and national experiment that will te the Caspian Sea. The oil is formation, in order that the smoke forced the nurse to ring in the hotds. They mustDetrain- owing -o treaty conditions that closely watched by other na- carried by pipes to ships on the suggestion maybe considered. up fhe Fire Brigade Statior. ed to do t ie work well,onlyafew prevail between Great Britain tions. The sterilization law Black Sea. The severe weather Letter read from the General The joists were ignited by the menhavethenaturaladaptability and Japanitis impossibleat the becomes effective on the 1st that has lately prevailed in Boardof Health,callingattention heat of the fire and much that fits them to do the intricate present time to place counter- inst. All mental, physicaland Europehas caused the pipe-line to the nuisance caused by the damage wonld have been the servicerequiredby the managers vailing duties on Japanese goods hereditary defectives will be to burst and about 20,000 tons cartage of coal through tiie result if the Brigade had iiotput of hotels. There are in the in the British Empire. The steril zed both males and of oilhave been lost. streets and asking that steps be out the flames. Colony a number of men who only available way of meeting females. About 400,000 have ♥ * " taken to requirea more suitable havefilled importantpositions in the difficulty at present is by been already marked and natur- type of cart for this purpose. hotels abroad, is there a possi- means of negotiations between ally others will be sought out. TheMergingof theCunard Directed that the Bermuda Coal bilityof employingsuch men to bulh countries, the two Govern- At present thereare400,000per- x and White Star Line Co. be asked to take steps to Tbe Southampton Mission. train a few intelligentmen fer ment" mn*+ take up the matter sons that theGovernment have Company. remedy the complaint. hotel service? This ;r> pjssible undergo competent and ii tomake terms selected to this opera- topic Letter read from the Bermuda is a matter that could be dis- that can help to unravel the in- tion, that will destroy their For sometime the chief Kennel Club,asking for the use The Revd. R. 0. Walker, th« cussed in all its bearings. tangle. powers procreation. of interest in shipping was the 6 Annual rectorof theparishof Southamp- dustrial of The proposedmerging of the Cunard of No Shei for their ton will have a Doubts are expressed as to the Japanese manufacturers are various courts will investigate Dog Show for 1934, on March mission frcmthe opening the Hamilton Hotel and White Star Companies. Agreed provided 20th to the 29th inst. in his of accusedof piratingEnglishtrade the crses of individuals who ac- companies 6th next. to, parish. Residentiary this season. If thishotel remains cording eugenic laws are Both have enjoyed the date set does not conflict TheCanon marks, in this way they are able to the an enviable reputation and of the Bermuda Cathedral, closed, it will be a source of dis- to sell their goods under a false unfit to be fathers and mothers with the use of the shed for appointment to many who are they have so as the Chancellor of the Exchequer~ shipping. Revd. Noel Hemsworth will be condition which is absolutely and to function — Mr. NChamberlain has pub- theclergyman who is to conduct hopingto get employment there wrong and dishonest;it is cer- to prevent any addition to the Letter read from the Captain and this will swell the ranks of population, that will licly stated in the House in Charge, asking that space the services. Posters containing tain that steps will be taken by nation's of Commons tbat an effect- theorder of the various services the unemployed. theEnglishGovernment to check place burdens on it for future be provided in No. 6. Shed for agriculture generations. Naturally, five merger of the North Atlan- the baggagein connection with have been distributed for thein- The fate of is still this commercialdishonesty if the the tic fleets of the Cunard and formation of thepublic. in the balance. This "other" Japanese persist in carrying on church is bitterly exposed to the embarkation of troops by At the Colony White Star lines is nearing com- Transport opening service, His Lordship mainstay of the is not their nefarious plans. Friendly this new order of the State. pletion great goodwill, H. M "Dorsetshire". Bishop having happytime. The the Pope the and that Agreed to. bhe of the Diocese wili he a num- conversations with Japancan do His Holiness and been evinced in the conduct- present and give his blessing ber of persons engaged in the a great deal cf good. Catholic clergy especially have has Letterreadfrom thePembroke slowly expressed ing of the negotiations. Both Vestry, stating the that the services mayhe success- business is diminishing Many of the Colonies and in no uncertain way companies Parish that Excellency logically follows disapproval and the Ger- willbecomesharehold- vestry was dealing with the ful. His the Gc\tr- and it that Dependencies are complaining their ers in this greaterenterprise. nor may also attend oneof these there areless persons employed bitterly that the commercial man Goverrment owing to this questionof the sweeping of t^e tilling Every opinion promised Oneof thepracticalresults will Bay Roed on Sunday services. Thepublicis specially in the of the soil. interests of Great Britain are clerical have completion great Pitt's to part thatfails to getemployment not to appoint anyRoman Catho- be the of the mornings. invited take in these ser- man being outraged, when these liner No.534 at Clydebank. This vices which are expected may on the land diminishes the pro- places that fly the British flag lic to serve in a eugenic court, Letter read from E. G. Doe of the Colony. compel any Catholic work wasstoppedabout eighteen Co. offering a horse for £50. quicken the religious life cf the ductive resources complain to the Colonial and not to months ago owing to the depres- community. More food stuffs are needed for Office they are told that physician or surgeon to perform Directed that this offer be de- any operation pro- sion. The renewal of the work Street Committee exportation and for home con- nothing can be done unless surgical to give employment clined. sumption, and there is abso- existing duce sterilization. We are quite will to thou- reported that a horse had been the*e treaties between sands of shipwrights and other £20, right use of No. 6 Shed for a Boxing lutely a real need for producing both Kingdoms are abrogated. confident that the other nations offered for with the Tournament on proximo. closely men employedinnaval construc- week's trial. Street Com- the18th more for home consumption, but The loyalty of such portionsof of the world will follow tion. It in believed that when to a Agreed that the desired permis- our farmers are more concerned the British Empire makes the icsults of thiB form of legis- mittee authorized to take the sion granted, them this fine vessel is completed, trial and iffound satis- be provided a over the foreign markets which wish to trade with Great Bri- lation on the morals and social again horse on suitable date can be arranged. we believeisanabsolute mistake. tain,but goods life of the German people. Great Britain will snatch factory to purchase the horse. her cannotcom- the blue ribbon of the Atlantic respect Letter read from the Com- If agricultural conditions im- pete with thatof Japan " * * Letter read with to mandant, Special because from the German ships that now of taxes. Direct- Bermuda Con- prove moremen canbe employed the prices of the latter country it, certain arrears stabulary, asking for the use of land. cheaper. Premier McDonald's New hold as this liner in speed, ed that the applicant be inform- on the are far Japan does Message. equipmentand size will surpass the City Hall for a school for Thereis one important reason not purchase any Year's ed that the matter will be dealt Agreed to, subject commodities every other ship afloat. with shortly. signalling. why unemploymentis increasing from thoseplaces while England Premier McDonald on behalf The Government of Great Bri- toother requirements. Colony. ready purchaser. Letterread from John S. Dar- in this There are no is a and liberal of the National Governmenthas tian arp backine the enterprise closing Adjournedat 5.30 p.m. channels as in former years to They feel that trade fol- issued a New Years' message to rell & Co.with respectto should and will give financial help so the shed at night. It was get rid of the surplus population low the flagbut under the pre- the peopleof Great Britain. It that this giant liner may be is increasingby about 600 sent fiscal and economic is full of optimism and en- agreed to defer this matter for which condi- speedily completed. Both com- further consideration. Hair Dressing and souls every year. Infant mor- tions it is simply impossible to couragement. The Premier panies have had records of ser- talityisrapidly decreasing while do so. They all claim that stated that the United Kingdom It was reported that the Face Massaging something leadingto vice in the North Atlantic that Governor h=_d approvedof the the birth-rate keeps high. We must be done to was on the right road havebeen unsurpassed, each h3s (PORO SYSTEM) faced each year with remedy this unfair andimpolitic recovery, that the last twelve changeof plan for the wharf at are the contributed its fair quota of use- Albuoy's intB problem of giving employment condition that prevails within months in spite of difficulties fulness and service which has P' youths Empire. been rerd from Mr. W. E. No matter who you are, you to manyhundreds of who the and anxieties had atime of helped to make the shipping in- exception school, if Some tariff steadily ir.crc asinghope. There Cooper, taking to the should take an interest in your leave even conditions on manufactured dustry of Great Britain the most placed on his building were still very prosperous a goods should be imposed on were irrefutable proofs that importantin the world. valuation Hair and Face. Japanesegoods travellingalong the on Park Road. Directed that he recently problemwould arise. This prob- if the proposed they were » * * had Prices have dropped lem becomes far graverbecause conversations bring no practical right road and their efforts beinformed that as he not which places the cost within the beginning receive their re- The Naval Strength raised any objecticn to this our economic affairs are resum- results. Some economists claim to during days reach of e ve r y one. Take ing the normal conditions that that efforts should be made to ward. They would look there- of Great Britain. valuation fifteen advantageof this opportunityto higher allowed by lawfor suchobjection, prevailed before the war. secure a far preference Ata recent meeting'of the Bri- enhance your sppear&nce. young within the Empire. tb« Corporation are unable to Hundreds of men and Empire tish EmpireLeagueheld in Dec- pre- women want work. They cannot productions should receive far dations. They have to copy the alter the "aluation for the SeeKATHI *KN SI OAN of their rivals so that ember in one of the committee sent year, but that the attention s *ek work inother lands as here- more satisfactory treatment in example rooms of the House of Lords tofore. There is also another order that trade in every place they may compete with all of the Assessors would be called GLENRO^^^TAGeH situation, the fear of being out resolutions were passeddrawing to hisobjection when the Assess- ShoreB Devonshire serious aspe.t of the under the British flag should without the attention of tbe Government being ."nudiw enjoy superior The proper arrangement ment for 1934 is made. 1min ano g*t off at Pond h'l.dreds of B are advantates. done. tothe "vitalimportance of main- read from the Hon. Take returning home and they are British manufacturers how- and consolidating of the indus- taining adequate Letter Hill. Near Catholic Cemetery. 'ever, must place life of the nation is an naval forces Secretary, Bermuda War Vete- swelling the ranks of the unem- their trade and trial Association, asking for the Hours: 6.00 a,n, to 10.CO p.m. ployed, this worsens the situa- industrial methods on surefoun- absolutenecessity. (Continuedonpage 6.) ra:a' Don't Think Old Shoes Are Beyond Cleaning -Use "Nugget" THE RECORDER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6.h, 1934 Page Thi>ee Jottings From Somerset, MILKMAIDMILKspread on bread— how children WATCHNIGHT. do relish this delicious (teatl For all youngsters— Inkeeping with the custom on Opera have a sweet tooth and Colonial House New Year's Eve, the Watch- their craving for sugar is night perfectlynatural.Anactive Service was held at the boy or girl burns up a lot Wesleyan Church. A Grand Programme Again of energy in a day, and ' — There was a large gathering sugar quickly creates a S r- f" efHwA of worshippers de- freshsupply toreplaceit. who were Awaits You on sirousof spending the last hours Monday Night But of course you want of1933 in this way. to satisfy theirsweet tpoth The service was led by Mr. in ahealthful way. That's Stanley why you're §o glad to gi\^e Hunt whopreachedfrom your children Milkmaid"- the text Joell 111. 14-"Mulii- s Milk spread on bread in- tudes in the valley of decision." stead of jam. For fr is a hymt teal food— abody builder Several w.11 known s were as well as an energy pro- sung and Time once more turned \mMm ducer. the Page to1934. Give the allthey youngsters ~~" OCTOGENARIAN. want of it. Get some for ma ip_a_»*^^ thera today. Children love Sunday, the last day of the year, marked the 80th birthday ______p^^ _^A of Mr. Alexander Swan of Her- this new way to take milk mon's Hill. He was At Home I- ___* <4Sill ______k '' % during the day to many of his ■H^ "'^IBl — '____— & ■ !______relatives and friends. mWw^ -£r ... course it's During evening a host of " '^ .of the \l!_r-______IU -frrtf ijyj M^^^^ « i: friends were entertained to tea, #■ la. v^ JOrll-n^^..1 ' 1 &T jSm^ and anenjoyabletime was spent. «_R Rk AwSr Jr' 3*j Hymns were sung and congratu- MILKMAID MILK lations were extended to him on his having reached the age of THE BEST MILK MADE fourscore years. We hope Mr. §| IT^^yZ*4*lmmm\Wm\ 1 many years yet, JMSIGiN Swan wiil live ' ' and that his health will continue I w 11 J. S. VALLIS, Distributor to improve. forLMNG Labels from MILKMAID and IDEAL MllK csn be exchanged for CANTATA. valuable premiums Among theentertainmentsheld Returns as PHILO VANCE in in the Christmas week,aCantata fhedbic march was rendered by the choir of St. THE KENNEL James Guild,under the direction of Mr. H. Herbert and Mr. R. BARY COOPER MURDER CASE' -lobert*. organist at the St. James's Church. Rev. A. V. 'vlMIRIAM HOPKINS Ihit Ttr~jQ .-?'*_i jS [NEW- charge the HUDSON Sullivan had of EDWARD I and expressed his service pleasureof the efforts put forth by the choir to bring sueh a pro- BICYCLES gramme before the public. The | jCantata entitled "TheGreat was Light". It was divided into eighteen parts including solos, MODELS IN quartettes, duets and choruses. 1934 JUST Thefirst bass solo was sung by Mr.'John Swan, "For Behold Also Complete to Date First Episode of Our Big % Reserve Yours NOW ! Darkness"; Soprano, "Comfort 2 Ye MyPeople",Miss Iona Burnt; Thrilling Serial Story 1 Soprano,Mrs Jane Simons, Alto, % Mrs. Marguerite Perinchief: I"THE THREE MUSKETEERS" J. B. ASTWOOD & SON Solo, "There were Shepherds" | ;______. Mrs. Cynthia Bean; Solo, "And %jgmmmmmf Jt^MmAmma!AamA.*±jA*tm>a^ the Angel Said", Mrs. Celeste Powell;Quartette, Mrs.B. Dow- gaveseveral fine vocal selections, Christmas Treat, and managed ling, Misses Iona Burns, Portia HAMILTONSAILORS HOME. amongst which was "Sole Meo", things so well. Also Iwould Bean, and Jessie Cholmondely; and was promptlycalled uponto like to thank everyone, on be- Duet, Mrs. Gladys Phillips, Manage- Simmons; the Editor of The Recorder, render an encore half of the Board of Miss Enith Quar- Valuable Estate For Sale To Programme of the Concert ment, who sent incakea, biscuits tette. Mrs. Gladjs ShiTlips, Real Sir: (under the direction of Messrs. fruits, etc. Miss Enith jji*nt_-0!--C Messrs IN At your convenience will you Card and Davis,)follows:— W. Evanv'?-7 Harford; Tenor please publish in your valuable Opening song, "0 Canada;" At St. Georges. -^aii-rtiere lived in Jerusalem" Pembroke Parish, North columns the following Statistical "How d'ye do", The troupe; OnF^jday, the 29th, a motor .JSfTri. Herbert, he also sang, Record of the work completed at Spanish, Guitar and Mandolin launch excursion was ars*_£ged "0 thou who driest the mour- NEARTHE TENNISSTADIUMRAILWAY STATION during month of Solo, Bros and Mac by the ners tears";Quartette, 'Though the Home the Ackerman theHome to take 26 of 8 minutes walk to the City of Hamilton. p inm"" Donald;Song atPiano (Selected,) crew of the S S*C.I.P. to the clouds mayo'er-cast us." Miss ■Alsothe short account of our Bro. Cumberbatch; Step Dance. Government Aquarium. The R Evans, Mrs. M. Perinchief; Christmas at the Rest herewith Bro. Goudy; Song Alouette, Bro. French seamen had a most de- Messrs W. Evans, A. Dowling; 2 DWELLING HOUSES ERECTED THERECN enclosed. Davis and Co; "The Parson at lightful time, and expressed Bass Solo, "Iwill lift up mine Iam, the Sewing Party," Bro. Card; their appreciation by tellingthe eyea" Mr. B. Manders. 10 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. hour, faithfully, Song, "Carry Me. Back to Old Superintendent that it would The service lasted an it Yours Virginny, The troupe; Huraerous always bea -souvenir of their was greatly enjoyed by those L.M. TUCKER, Selection,Bro. Mansfield; Waltz unexpectedarrival at Bermuda. who availed themselves of the The Superintendent, Clog Dance,Bro.Nazerall; Har- The S SC LP. which has lost its opportunity to hear it. The GEO. A. WILLIAMS monica Music (Selected) Bro. propeller,although anchored at attendance was not as great as Corner Court and Reid Sts., Hamilton. Dial2103. Onbehalf of the Board Hollet; your deserved. of Management. Song, "When Hair St, George's,has been visited as it has turned to Silver," Bro.Mc often as possible by the Super- Quartet, WEEK OF PRAYER Statistical Record. Dermott: Bros. McDer- intendent, Other minor comis- mott, Hogan, Goudy and Bayers; sions have been done for the The Week of Prayer Services Attendance at Rest 749; Ships Song, "The MammySong,"Bro. Ships' Company. were held this week as is visited 14; Hospital visits 17; Davis and Co.; Solo, Bro. Pres- Yours faithfully, the custom during the first week year. Three Churches Bunks rented 215;Free bunks 40 ton; Song, "Till wemeet again," L.M. TUCKER, of the (34 of these were a Christmas Tbe troupe. God SavetheKing. Superintendent. amalgamating,the Allen Tem- present to the visitors of the The Billiard Table was con- ple A.M. E. Church, the British Navy.); Free meals 6; verted into a huge dining-table, Salvatiion Army, and the Letters posted for seamen 204; beingaugmentedby other small- Wesleyan Methodist. The— pro- Bundles of reading matter sent er tables. The floral decorations gramme was as follows: Mon- ships 118. were EnglishHolly, and white NurseBroomfield day, Salvation Army Hall, paperNarcissi, and these deco- Preacher Kev. Cook; Tuesday, Christmas at the Home. rations were given by the Fairy WesleyanChurch,Preacher Capt Isle Flower Shop. MASSEUSE Voisey; Wednesday. AllenTem- Y^,OA\g*':5^*C)ifc,T^^Trhis effectiveremedy has a two-fold Christmas beganat the Hamil- Cook; function. Itmay be usedbothexternally Saturday, A. Nicholl, R., ple,PreacherRevd. Thurs- __?§ vA%iy^^^^f^\ ton Sailors' Home on Lt. E. R. N. day, Army Hall, »B^-B^SJ-_Kili\ andinternally. Itis truly the housewife's serving President of the Hamilton Sail- Phone 1522 Salvation mm^a\\mim\%. 23rd., with the of free Preacher Rev. J. D. Smith; Fri- J^lSS|iSE}dt3K^\ best friend, amarvellous reliever ofpain. and cocoa to all sea-farers or's Home, and Mr.J.D.C. Dar- cake rell, representative day,WesleyanChurch,Preacher '^ who called at the Home. This cf Messrs. ' 9_S_3\ Soldm onesizeon'y~~never S0 u1bulk. John S. Darrell & Co. agentsfor Capt. Voisey. There was algood \Sh\■at-"""*"" wascontinued throughoutChrist- attendance at theseservices and Eve, Christmas Day ard the Hussar and the Nelson, mas were present. the right spirit of co-operation Boxing Day. Every afternoon was manifested. CO., and evening, open house was There were four seafarers in NORTHROP & LYMAN LIMITED. kept, during whichperiod music the Hospital over Christmas;to A DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION. and games were enjoyed by sail- each mana largebox of useful presents delightful function took ors from many distant lands. were sent. We are A Temple J. W. Swan, fruit, nuts and raisins grateful to those kind friends place at Allen Temple A.M.E. pastorateof Allen as the Reid Bascome and Bowls of Parsonage,Somerset, most peaceful in the history of Stewards. were placed about the rcoms to who so generously gaveus gifts Church on p.m. pastor year night, when Rev. and the churchB At 11 the and his giye a Christmasy touch. Free for the sick. old stewardess, family repaired to given to members Over 250 seamen registered Mrs. J. D. Smith had the mem- Isadore Cann, official the bunks were ; was happy in a lifetime loyalty church, where with a good-con- of the British Navy over the from December 23rd. to the bersof the Official Board of the godly holidays. height iswidelyusedandrcc to tho church,and considered the gregation and in spirit, Christmas The 28th, inclusive. Church to tea. It has been remaining kept depart- on During the Christmas J^^_^5^ ommended byphysi-. referred to asa feast of love. happiness of her years watch was while the of festivities was reached season ing year gave place to the new. Thursday evening, December extrabundles of reading matter %" ~\.i?J cians for itssoothing,'' The Rev. Smith, in a plain to be bounduptherewith. were sent to ships. '^j^-^rT tonic, quieting an .,— ,* Page Four THE RfCORDER, SATURDAY. JANUARY 6th, 1928, Phil Edvvards who repre- A CENTURY OF FREEDOM. sented Canada. Ned Gourdin, AN INVITATION! De Harf Hubbard, Edward (Continued from page1.) Tr':-.. and Ralph Metcalfe all world record holders from the FRIENDS: caps under which he is forced to U. S. A. are only a few of our labour. Tuskegeeowes its birth JANUARY stars Larry PREMIUM on the cinders. I are a 1 You cordially invited to attend SERIES and present standingto Booker Gains of Toronto present heavy- OF ADDRESSES to be delivered during the T. Washington, who has been weight champion of the British succeeded byR.Moton. Howard Empire 41 winter months under theauspices of the Bermuda by has won fame for him- I hasnow been taken over the self andhis race by his conduct J Educational League. United States government and a ring sports- <_I Regular Monthly Store building calling in the and caused Our at the programme for men the world over to forget any the expenditure of five million illfeeling they might have had Magazine will not be published ALASKA HALL, COURT STREET pounds will make it one of the over the success of Jack Johnson U learning finest sea.s of to be the greatest fighter of all time. for January. The Third these addresses will take place on found anywhere. Aggery of of West Africa who returned to POLITICS THURSDAY EVENING, llth. 1934 JAN. labour among his people at In the realm of politics our SPEAKER-Mr. C. A. Isaac-Henry, Principal of Central Achimota College will live for history has not always been a A very excellentpremium,how- School. .ver because of the workhe did bright one. In a struggle for in trying tosolve the race prob- power the weak are always ever, for this monthhas arrived The Fourth the Series. lem and bring about a better exploited by the strong and " of spiritof understanding between in a EVENING, 25th, hence the coloured group has the form of THURSDAY JAN. 1934 black and white. Bermuda has been a fertile ground to sow SPEAKER— Mr. David Tucker, M.A produced a distinguished _en in mistrust and divide the ranks. the person of Charles Eaton The carpet baggersin the South- Programme commences 8 o'clock each night Burch, Professor of English in ern States were responsible for Large Howard University. Dr. Burch much of the legislation against BlueEnamel Roaster has studied in Wilberforce, the coloureri group in those Columbia, Edinburgh and Ohio placeB. Garvey rose and fell StateUniversity. He has made betrayedby members of hiB own The Price is a lasting contribution to the race. Marry*how and Edwards NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS field of literature inhis disserta- of Grenada Ciprianiof Trinidad, tionon Defoe. E.M.Theobalds TO OUR De Priest the member for formerly Assistant Master at Illinois,R. C. Crawford, G. A. MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS the Berkeley Institute is now Williams, Dr. Leon Williams. 2/6 Inspector of Schools in St. Vin- W. A.Cooperand E. T.Furbeit, fr cent. G. A. Da Costa, the our local representatives are a AT Your Presents Are Best From pioneer of secondary education few who are now holding the Ifr in this colony has trained most torch for us and beckoning THE BASEMENT Large Variety of Stock of the members ofour group now others to follow and carry on. fr Our holding responsible positions. The task of beinga politician is J. C. Swan, Henry Thomas, a thankless one and anyone who REFRESHMENTS OF ALL KINDS Alexander Swan, DavidTucker, runs for any politicaloffice lays W.Perinchief, C. A.Isaac-Hen- open to atby any The Womans Shop Drugs, Candies, Smokes, Notions and himself be shot ' ry,Adulcie Eve, Susan Richard- and every person. Yet politi- Reid Street Patent Medicines. son, Adele Tucker, Edith Craw- cians are law makers and hence ford, Matilda Crawford, MilliV it becomes essential that moreof , The Best in Quality and Service Always Make Neverson, Rosa Butterfield a< d "hr coloured group jointheranks £*$tWW%?W ¥¥¥¥¥3? ¥¥^- $3^?^3?*?^*P3? 3*??% Our Customers Return a host of others have writter md hflp to make our voiceheard their names indelibly on the TO in the Legislative Chambers all p-g.es of education inthis Colony. over the world. The descendants of slaves Central Phoenix Co, h-.ve won the highest honours ORGANIZATIONS The at London, Oxford, Cambridge, Outstandingamong organi Flatts, Bermuda the m Edinburgh, Vienna, Hidelfeurg, zations working for the better- Persistentheadaches, with tired feelings— / i %Wmm\ Amt H. A. STOWE, Manager Howard, Harvard, in short ment of the coloured group are tod irritability tell of exhaustednerves / / Iff m9tmm\: every educational that you arelivingat toohigh a tension. k jL institution of the N.A A.CP. with its organ Dr. Chase's Nerve Food feeds the blood // i» SLj notethat they have entered. the "Crisis," edited by Dr. and the nerves back to healthand vigor, j AM Mm aAWPmWa Du Bois, the Urban League, THERISING GENERATION the UN.I A. withits paper, the The younger generation have "Negro World," the League of Dr.CHASE'SyB-rt^f GREETINGS!!! realized that education is essen Coloured Peoples inLondon with tial to progress in the 20th Cen- its organ "TheKeys," theInter tury and so are embracingevery national Labour Defence, The This Joyful Season is the most opportune lint tQ express opportunity to make tne best Negro Progress i < nvention,the our sincere appreciation for your goodwill, which has use of their talents. Bermuda West African Students Union Mr. Darrell expressedhis appre- played large a share in the development pj.ogi.m- has fallen in line with the with its magazine, the "W.A.S. Hamilton Corporation ciation of the manner in which so a.d thirst the members of the Corporation of our Feed House. tor knowledgeand at the present U" are onlya few of the organi- timee*-£ sons and daughters are zations that exert influence over Election. that had been re-elected lad invading Canada, a large partof the globe. It is worked togetherintbe Lestinter- To our friends and also prospective custoners, may the fctLeshores of est of the City Mr Watlington coming year merry one, happiness U. S. A.and Europe in order to fortunate tbat the Bermuda (Continuedfrom page1.) be a full of and to eague expressed in a brief speech his nothing by fit themselves ser^wJheir Educational 1 has seen fit Mr. J. D. B. Talbot had assorted pleasure prosperity, having to regret ur.i'ed effort in fellow countrymen. 'o make the year 1934 an out- in b&ing elected and he TheTefi-ra- the voting papers, the counting valued it more, dealing with the cal Scholarship holders will un- -t«pdirg one and plan'to hold of the pollfor Common Council- the becauseiabis doubtedly prove fittinjT ceremonies in August to political career he had never a bulwark of lors began. The Hon. Lt. Col. canvassed for vote. defence for the coloured group, remind us of r_ur past. Dill acted as scrutineer and Mr. a UNITED FEED HOUSE form As the voters were about to and the nucleus of our Talbot as official registrar of the leave Mr. H. A. E. STOWE, future leaders. Outstanding RELIGION. votes. North rose and among the our religion made a strongprotestconcerning Proprietor& Manager. achievements of In the field of we Theresult of the votingforCom- the condition younger generationis the success stand pre-eminent. Deeply re monCouncillors was as follows:— of the streets of ligious are, the city. He affirmed that the of Dorothea Crawford King who that we wehave not E. R. Williams 131, H. St. G. disgrace England always piven thought street were a to the returned from where sufficient Butteifield 127, C. E. White124, Corporatkn hoped "»s a Bermuda scholar at Oxford and worry over worldly things, S.J.W. Darrell 123, J. H. Wat- of1933. He Diploma sadly that something would be done she won the Teachers' and hence we are often in lington109, J.F. Eve 69, J.H.R. during Other notable feats are the suc- need of this world's goods. Our Robinson 57. TheReturningOf- the presentyear, other- NOTICE gradu- wise he wouldnever vote for one cesses of Hilda Hineon a faith will yet stand however ficer then declared the first five long ate Morgan College,'Marjorie things duly of them as as he lived, this of when all earthly have candidates elected as Com- thnat Bean, of Wilberforce, Leonie passed away, and so we must mon Councillors. would become invalid if Toronto, Mr North obliged the Corpora- ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Jacksonof Cecily Rich console ourselves tbat our re- The votes for the office of by departing ardson Caisey of the New Eng wardis in thenextworld. What Mayor were next checked and tioia this life during of the che piesent year. This was the lard Conservatory of Music, we reallyneed however, are, a the result was as follows:— Sir only Frederick Furbert of Londor, few who will work to better H.W. Watlington113, J.S. Vallis discordant rote in the day's proceedings. The voters dis- Lauretta Smith of Lincoln Hos- conditions for us here on earth. 84, a substantial majority of 29 persed Somerset Cricket Club pital now fully satisfied that the matronand instructor votes. The Returning Officer City at the Nursing Home. Ismay CONCLUSION declared Sir H.W. Watlington affairs of the werein capable hands for the present year. Wednesday, January 10th, 1934 Hinson is now the head mistress In conclusion letus put down Mayor of the City of Hamilton of the Berkeley Preparatory the debit side of our account and for 19i4, and immediately ad- School after completing her close our books. Jealousy,envy, ministered the oathof his office BUSINESS -Election of Officers training in Canada. Any men- the ever present inferioritycom- to him. tion of this school without a plex, a penchant for carrying The Mayor thanked the voters By passing word onRosalie Hinson tales, and an absolute refusal to for the confidence placedin him. Order it PRESIDENT who founded would be quite stand byone ancther are onlya He felt that the greatest honour out of phce. This lady brought few of our many faults. These had been conferred on him in years of experience gained in can be wiped out by education, electinghim Mayor of Hamilton. Wales and England to her work one thing smashes He said that inproportion to its ijaOU the that all Pleasing Ceremony at here and though her stay barriers based on race creed or size, Hamilton had perhaps a A HEADACHE? amongst us was short,shewiB colour. Letus so live, that the greatervolume of shippingthan live long in our memories^ year1934 will be an epochmak- any other placein the world. St. Albans Guild Hall. ing one in the history of our Mr.Vallis returned thanks to MUSIC. live his supportersand said that he r_§T -§. race. We who in Bermuda (Continued from page 1.) In the. field of music we have can join with our brothers and was somewhat disappointed in I goineI greatest notsecuring the office of Mayor. condescendingto come over some of our lau- sisters all over the world and and **A rels. Hiawatha with its music under various flags in thanks- He was glad however, that Sir QuffnlDon't let it go until it unveil the tablet, which meant bv Coleridge-Taylor is a master giving for freedom. We have Henry Watlingtonhad succeed- developsintosomething so much tothe members of St. piece. Blake, ed. He (Mr. Vallis) had kept much Albans. The 2nd. Division of Sisslennd Florence progressed a little. We must more serious. Mills, Paul Robeson, Clarence progress much more, if we aj*e his promise given last year, he There is no better the Cathedral Choir was also White, Roland Hayes, by stated that he would seek re- heartily thanked for their kind- Don't Cancel Cameron not to be stampeded under remedyfor therelief of Manie Smith, the Mills Bros. Western civilization instead of election. Perhaps he had lost Coughs, Colds and ness in always being ready to out because he had introduced all lend their assistance yourrfppoin.in*A.eKL Patti and other names equallyas usiner it to help our cause for- Bronchial Afflictions on these famous have blazed outside the ward. Today we are freephysi- a bill in the House of thanRobert's occasions. Assembly opposing Sunday Syrup. It forget theatres of London. New York, cally. Let us liberate our minds. breaks ud the cold, Mr. Wade did not the EZO Paris, and Berlin and countless Then, and only then, will the trading, if that was the soothes the genial Rector, Canon Groves to offers throat and almost instant relief from places of lesser note. The St. emancipation be complete and cause of his failure, he would quicklyrestores whom the members of St Alban headaches, neuritis and many other say proud normal greatly Louis Blues William Handy's the year 1934 will not have that he was of the conditions. Most pleas- were indebted, for it common aches and pains, yet it is piect* stand he had taken to keep the through suggestion absolutely famous that will never die passed in vain. ant totake. was his and harmless. Doctors every- long played, old Bermuda Sunday free from of whererecommendEZOas the quick- as as da ice music is by the able assistance His Lord- action, trade. Manutactsurad ship piece efficacious remedy. and Jim Europe's famous NOKTHROP & LYMAN CO- that the of stone was military distinguished The Councillors briefly ad- procured. Many thanks are Ifyouhaveheadachesfrequently,why band that LIMITED due notcarrya itself in the World War- THE PUBLIC. dressed theassemblyand thanked Toronto, Cai the Rector whose interest and convenient sized package NOTICE TO them for their support. Mr. unfailing devotion with you? Remember, itis your ire only tw> composers that mean so guarantee for instantheadache weremasters in their particular Williams promised to main- much to the members of his relief., as heretofore same Church, £20 HEADACHE TABLETS I field. Natha iiel Dett and Harry tain the inter- and especially to St. awodcct or :m„Ksa ,aM 1M.,. City 1 J ilI ..va. ... NIW tOTI Burleigh helped Dorcas Wilson est ih affairs. Mr.Butter- I I « W^ft where he is always have to make Miss promised AJbans the Spiritualsknown around the professional field that he would endeavouring to improve, and s ready tostart her always lend a willingear to any uplift this portionof God's world. Vine- two pounds. His Lordship the as MaternityNurse and constructive criticism that any yardover which Heis watching. Bishoppronour»cr ATHLETICS. duties freeholder mayoffer. Mr. White During singing d the Blessing the of the last which brought this of athletics desires your patronage promisedthat he woulddo every- jSUthe extract <' hymn a collection was taker np memorable In the field Jack eventin the Ffigtory 0f St. who represented Eng thing, to advance the interests which amounted to a little Al- London IcodjLj^ejandjtaIJm^ ver bans toa close. land in the Olympic Games in Services given atany time. of Ihe city and the whaleColony. m^mWmmmmmWW THE RECORDER, 8ATURDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1934 Page Five ' The Cantata: .' ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■-'■' ■ '■■ rre.-a.i-:-."-'.: *^em-^<^mmrm±mm^mi.a+,mA,^.mt.A+.mt.^A±mMmmmA,+ ■■»-%<% -» 1 BETTER TRADE CANTATA ATST.MONICA'S 9 ■ ■ IN ENGLAND. MISSION. Wines Spirits Beers From NOTICE the Wwckly Times The Choir of theabove named (London) of the 21st, ulto. we Mission rendered a Cantata, en- cull the following;— titled "The Nativity of Christ" SIIMCE 1822 Thetrade revival in this coun- on Sunday eveningto alargeand try, which has been perceptible appreciative congregation. The WeBermtids^ileetrir-L-g-i^^ for several months, shows no firstpart of the service was con- WE HAVE ALWAYS SUPPLIED sign of slackening; indeed it ducted by Mr. Carl Wade assist- 0 Limited respectfully desires to draw the attentionof thepublic 0 seems to be gathering speed. Lay to the law here under written governing the interference by for ant Reader, whoafterwards 0 0 TheNovember trade returns announced that there would be 0 any person with any propertyor current of the Company. In 0 the fifth month in succession no sermon preached that night, THE BEST revealasignificantimprovement. 0 this connectionit ispointed out that the wires from the pole to f but that tbe choir would render house, property In spite of the fact that the Cantata, Nativi- 0 a the entranceswitch and meter are the of A instead the "The Company. month contained one less work- ty of Christ." For fully an hour this $ ing day, exports of the United 0 Kingdom and a quarter the choir excelled Bros., produce were slightly themselves in the rendition of 'I of Act No. 2-e, of 192M Gosling Ltd. higher than in October, and piece music. this beautiful of fradulently abstracts, more than £3,000,000 higher than The solo parts were taken by the 0 Any person who maliciously or 0 in November of last year— an Misses Grace Bassett, Marjorie k causes tobe wasted or diverted,consumes,or uses anyelectrici- 0 increase of about 10 per cent. Lambert, Dolly a ty shall be guiltyof the offence of stealingsuch electricty and a Imports Swan, Cynthia were also higher owing Joell, and Messrs. A. Rawlins, '\ shall be liable to punishment ur.der section 318 (now section \ chiefly to an increase of Smith, 417) of The Criminal Code. 9 £3,000,000 R. Carmichael, A. A NEW in the import of raw E. Bell,B. Trott, A. Wears and YEAR'S RESOLUTION materials, which is undoubtedly Section 417. (1) of The Criminal Code sign H. Brangman. Great credit 0 0 a that manufacturers are given master "PUNCTUALITY" FOE 1934 steadily regaining must be the choir Any person wilfully unlawfully destroys or > confidence. Mr. Harold Brangman and his a who and Imports of foodand drink were \ damagesanyproperty,the injury done beingto an amount not 9 substantially choir for the able manner in 9 stated, guilty 9 Invest in a Cheap Reliable Time Piece lower, but there which this difficult pieceof music exceedingfive pounds, is, unless otherwise of a wasa noticeable increase in the 0 simpleoffence and is, ifnoother punishment is provided, liable -, imports was handled. Mr. Wade in 0 ALARM CLOCKS at 7/-, 8/-, IS 22/tt of certain manufactured making closing paid to imprisonmentfor two months,or to a fine offivepounds,and goods, especially his remarks 0 injury, costs f POCKET WATCHES at 7/- to 20,- chemical and high tribute to the qualifications a also to paymentof the amount of the and of the *a dyes, wood and timber,and non- pointed of prosecutionor in default of payment of such amount, fine of the choir and out to m part thereof, FOR THE faOY: ferrous metals. The increase them, great f and costs, or any of them, or any to 0 by most that there were fine, amount and MICKEY MOUSE WATCH, with Fob 7 - in exports was shared opportunities before themin the 9 imprisonment for three months unless the 0 of the basic industries. Even future life of St. Monica's 0 cost be soonerpaid. mmmm^^m f WRIST WATCHES at 12 tt to 22 tt coal showed a slight improve- ______figures, Mission. Reference was also t --^-.------M-.-.M AT ment on last year's while to Mrs. Mary of Act No. 21 ot 190* exports steel, cotton, made the death of P Section to —-****%%%%%%% of iron and Stowe who was afaithful follow- THE STORE OF RELIABILITY and wool were all substantially er of the Mission,andone whose 9 Every'person whoshallremove, disturb,cut, break,destroy 0 H. P. MOTYER higher. The only unfavourable life as a Christian stood out as a 9 or damageany cable,post, support, pipe, fitting, apparatus, 0 East Front Street Phone 2231. symptom was a slight decrease shining: exampleto all followers 0 machineryor contrivance connected with or pertaining to the a in our entrepot trade, revealed of Christ. The pronouncing of 0 works of plantof the said Company or forminga part thereof, . by adecline in the exportsof im- the Benediction and the singing a or with the same in any wayused,and either while the same ". ported merchandise, which were of Hymn 165 broueht last year's \ is in course of construction or afterwards,shall be liable on 9 somewhat below last year'slevel. life 9 conviction before any Police Magistrate or any two Justices 0 certainly services to a close in the These figures are of St. Monica's Mission. Before w of the Peace to pay to the Company such sum of money as ■ most encouraging. They show singing this hymn Mr. Wade A suchPolice Magistrateor Justices shall award as compensation 9 DOVER" that in spite of disturbing ele- wished the congregationa New a for the injury done; and if such Police Magistrate or Justices 0 "CORONATION ments, such as the fall in the Year of Happiness, Peace, and \ shall find and determine that the act complained of was wil- i exchangevalue of the dollar and 9 he they may adjudgetheperson convicted a Goodwill to all men, trusting that ful or malicious or 9 the intensification of Japanese they to to forfeit and pay over and above any such compensation a (increased would be spared come 0 competition by the back in the new year with re- 0 penalty of not less than five pounds and not more than ten 0 COAL STOVES depreciationof the yen), British newed strength, morally,physi- a pounds, and in default of payment of such compensation or 0 gradually trade as a whole is daily and spiritually, to labour penalty within such time as such PoliceMagistrateor Justices a makingheadwayin the world's 9 determine, the person convicted shall be liable to be a in God's Vineyard. shall f markets. If we look back upon Sunday Morning Sunday 0 imprisoned with or without hard labour as the Police Magis- Lasting Service past plain the exceeding Give the two years it is School will meet at 9 30a.m. A trate or Justices shall adjudge for any termnot six 9 that we have emerged some Evening Prayer and Sermon a months unless the damages,penaltyand costs.be sooner paid; f little way out of the great at 7.30 p.m. .and anyperson who shall in any wayimpedeor interfere with 0 depression which started in the 9 the workingof the said works and plant, shall be liable to be a Autumn of 1929. Our export 1proceededagainstand dealt withinthe likemanner and to pay J GODET & YOUNG trade stands now at a higher Ithe like penalty or in default to suffer the like term of 9 level than it did two years ago, a imprisonment with or without hard labour, as last before 0 figures the First Three-to-One Draw Magistrate Phone 1294 and the total for *a mentioned;and the Police or Justicesbefore whom 0 eleven months ended in Novem- In Liechtenstein any offence against this Act shall be prosecuted shall proceed a) ber shew a distinct improve- Held iinthe same manner,and there shall be the like right of appeal x ment on the corresponding ias are providedbylaw in thecaseof debts not exceedingsix ~. periodof 1932. Imports on the Big Prizes Go to Syria, 4 pounds: and in all cases of conviction under this clause the 9 of the extremities of the hands other hand have enormously India, party convicted shall be liable to pay full costs of suit tobe 0 SURGEON SOLVES resulting partial decreased, owing to and Africa. \ by convicting magistrate or and feet, in ths imposi- \ taxed and allowed the Police *f paralysis. It has been found tion of atariff and the abandon- 9 justices; andshould any such complaintbe dismisseditshall be DUAL-SEX RIDDL! that this is due to a disturbance ment of the Gold Standard.' New Yorkers Big Windfall. 9 competent to the Police Magistrate or Justices to order the \ of the blood vessels, and that Between January and November A costs to be paid by the complainant providedthat nothingin f this condition can be successful- of the present year our imports dipped her finger a this Act contained shall be construed to prevent the Company 0 Eve-Man Again a Woman. goods were Fate has forty-fourth section a ly relieved by operation. of manufactured once morein the magic dium of a fromprosecuting any offender under the £7,000,000 lower than in the first Sweepstake, 9 Against Property Act. 1839, and it shall be a The operation consists of cut- 1932, the Mutual Club of The Offences CURED BY THREE ting a bunch of fine nerves in elevenmonths of and no held in Vaduz- the capitalof the ilawful for the Companyto proceedunder that enactment if it \ OPERATIONS the spinalchord. If the hands less than £106,000,000 lower than Principality of Liechtenstein. 0 shall see fit to do so;provided that no person prosecutedeither 9 are affected nerves are cut in the first months of 1931. on thisoccasion was A under the saidAct orunder this enact_K€>nt shall beliable tobe 0 the There is every reason to be The Draw under, the other of the said near the neck; for the feet the held on the Manchester Novem- 'iprosecuted for the same offence 0 One of the greatest riddles of gratified with these results. that this section 8-.alI not apply in the a body operation is made towards the ber Handicap,and the first prize Acts. Providedalso w thehuman has been solved base spine. The severing In spite of the clouds on the sterling has 9 case of any damage done by theowner or any land toanypost, by a London doctor. of the of over £9,000, 9 of these nerves restores the horizon the prospects for British found its way as far from Cen- d support, pipe, fitting, or other apparatus connected with the He has discovered the secret trade seem higher than they plant which shallhave been jyaeedor fixed,or f sex, and af- normal blood flow and brings tral Europe as Beirut in Syria, 0 said works and of the intermediate complete permanent have been for several years. being Bechir, be in course of beingplacedor fixed in,on; underor over 0 ter years of research, has per* about a and the winner C. of a shall cure. November Trade Returns. 71, rue Monnot, Beirut; the suchland without lawful authority. 0 fected a surgicalcure for women £2,800 J who are changinginto men. "The returns of oversea trade second prize- of went to a a Dutchman P. Bezuidenhout, The doctor is on the staff of in November .how that the Beaufort, large hospital in the heart of improvement in this country's of Laing Stieef, Fort i London, and, operating trade is being continued. Com- South Africa; and the third to in the Bedgre, Pandhrpur theatre, has demonstrated the pared with November, 1932, Mr. Rama of successof his work. exportsat £34.434,969. are high- District, Sholapur,India. Five A "man-worn-.!." was admit- er by £3,344,282 or 10.7per cent, hundred other Cash Prizes were ted. Her body had grownheavy shipmentsof manufacturpdeoods distributed all over the world The Devonshire Public Golf Links masculine, covered havingincreased by £3,241,000. and no less than eighty of these AND and beard City her face. It was a c.i-c which Exports of coal,iron and steel, were" won in New York would havebeen considered in- non-ferrous metals, cutlery, alone. Two thousmd partici- Country Cluh curable. electrical goods and machinery, pantsin'theSweepstakealso drew cotton goods, woollens and tickets in the SpanishChristmas OJV THE WATERS EDGE THREE OPERATIONS worsteds, chemicals, motor cars Lottery1933, and two thousand 10 Minutes from Hamilton performed and parts, and new ships were others drew tickets in the Irish The doctor three Hospital's Grand N&tional Railway Station at Club House. operations and the woman was all larger than in the correspond- ing month of 1932. Sweepstake for 1934. completelycured. conducted in "The operatic, here the Imports rose by £2,218,422 The Draw was and Play Golf All Day was (3.6 per cent) to £63,734,338 the presence of Government Lunch first of this kind," an official police "It has proved that importsof raw materialsincreas- officials and in the new Only 6/- said. ing by £3,322,000 and of manu- Mutual Club buildingwhich cost women who change their sex £15,000 build, and the Fees AH Day (without Lunch) now be cured by the sur- factured goods by £1,354,000; over to Green 4/- can imports of food, drink, and tickets were drawn from the geon'sknife. ■m gold by Liech- Newly Equipped 26ft. Bar and Grill "The woman who was treated tobacco declined by £440,756 silver and drum C'<" (10.8 per cent) to £3,619,150. tenstein girlsin national dress. CORBIN, herehad all the usual symptoms first "THREE IN LOUIS change in sex— a general The apparentadverse balance This is the Golf Prof. of a of trade— the excess of imports ONE" Sweepstake undertaken tendency to heaviness in the By thick growthof over exportsand re-exports— for bv the Mutual Club. body and.a haig year "THREE IN ONE" is meant nn __-______! the11 months of the was - the face. ■fi £230.921.000, fact that all holders of 6 left the hospital compared with the ■"When she mV- £263,036,000 in 1932 and tickets in one of the Mutu- 1 absolutelynormal. of she was There's a lot of "brilliance "and a lot £369,633,000 in 1931. Sweepstakesstood a chance not "The operation is of an ex- satisfaction in a Nugget .hine. It winning and shoes looking smart, only of a substantial tremely delicate and complicated keeps boots drawing and .nakes" them wear" so 'vel!, for every Mutual prize but also of nature. Nugget puts extra life into a rub of " " Chasing The Blues. a lucky ticket in the Spanish "Removal of part of certain leather. There's a Nugget polish fer National Christmas Lottery, gland is necessary, and three every shade of shoe. "That poor fellow made a big 1933, and the Irish Hosoitals separate operations, each last- 1934. When ing more than an hour, have to mistake." Grand Natienal for "What wasit?" these two events take place the D;!d.KELLOGG'S~ be performer!* Club, holding Ml m T ill they are not vitally "He thoughthe could flirt,but "Mutual who are surgical NUGGET the gillmarried him." the tickets in trust, will pay out pangerous, extreme lucky is essential if they are to BOOT POLISH the prizes to those holders skill Political speaker: pleased wonthem. ' "I'm whohave besuccessful." to see such next Sweepstake will be Black,Tan,DarkBrown " a dense crowd here Tho REMEDY CURE, tonight National, quick U COLD FEET held on the Grand U/X^A safe, and effective relief for Hay Fever and andothershades Asthma. Voice from the crowd: "Don't 1934, and as this is another JH ■ ail Bronchial Troubles. For years Dr.J. D. Kellofrg's Asthma ■ ■ At the same hospital yet too pleased. BS IRemedyhas been recognized as Hie standard remedy for thk I R W.S. PURVIS & CO., Distributor be We ain't all THREE IN ONE Draw ticket m m dread Affliction. Jg .", malady— this time of a partcipate fcy another — dense." " * " holders will also in Am m\ __-_.._ Monu/octurci I £=■*. more common nature has been the Draw for tickets in the Irish ■ W NORTHROP A LYMAK CO., LIMITED. Torc-.to. Canada J ■ conquered by surgery. It is a Simpson: "How much are' Hospitals Derby Sweepstake complaint from which thousands they asking for your rent now? 1934, and the Spanish National m* "*ammmr Hi H W> * -A OLDE 10WNE NOTES. (Continuedfrom page1.) ! RESULTS F. 0. Outerbridge seconded by OF AINTERS V. Smith. H. For the office of Common English Competition | Councillor the nominations were I The Standard Football as follows:— L.D. Fox proposed Satisfy by R. C. Foster seconded by SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23rd, 1933 Your Customers I.H. Corbin, H. L. Ingham pro posed by F. C. Outerbridge seconded by S. J. Robertson, USE I.H.Corbin proposedbyH.E. A. 2 1st.Prizes: 12 goals Dowlingseconded by R. C. Bur- Wanders, 5; 72 Coventry City, 7; 23-72 £t,0 0 0 each gess H. E. A. Dowling proposed 23 Bolton by S. S. Toddings Jr. seconded ATROIL by John Wright, F.C. Outer- 8 11 goals \.- bridge proposed by W.E. Meyer 2nd. Prizes: On All Walls seconded by S. J. Robertson, 8-72; 22-72; 29-72; 46-72 £3 15 0 each Vaughan Pugh proposed b\ F. C. Outerbridge seconded by IT IS THE BEST FOR BERMUDA WALLS L. W. Barnes, S.J.D.Robertson 22 3rd. Prizes: 10 goals proposed by L. W. Barnes, 58-72; 59-72; seconded by C.L. Clifford, John "4-72; 11-72; 30-72; 31-72; 36-72; 47-72; 48-72; 53-72; Wright proposed by S.S Tod- etch Established dings 23-75 18/2 CO. 1844 Jr., seconded by H. E. A. !Wm. BLUCK & Dowling. Theelections took place yester- day at the Town Hall. From Remember the "Standard" is the Only Football Competition to pay 11.00 a.m. 4.00p.m. until the you every Monday morning Bassett's Bargain Returningofficer receivedthe vot- from 7 o'clock at inglists of freeholders who came House, Court Street. to register their votes for th« National Special Aldermen and Common Council- AGENTS PLEASE BRINGRETURNS IN NOT LATER THAN MONDAY lors of their choice. On the declaration of the pollthe result Thanking you all for your patronage was as follows:— Alderman- S. Men's Leatherette Lumber Jackets S. Spurling47; E.P.T.Tucker 46; S. S. Toddings Jr. 43; H- R 11 1111 1 1 ii iiii (Zipper Front) Roberts 38. The first three were 20/- declared as Aldermen for the en- Dial 1821 suing year by the Returning Men's Leatherette Lumber officer. Jackets For theoffice of Common Coun- (Button Front) cillor, the result was as follows, 18/- tbe first five beingthe successful POLICE NEWS. BELIEVE IT OR NOT. The Week in Brief aspirants for office: -L D. Fox 48; F. C Outerbridge 35; I.H. Kenneth D. Wheatly was Within five minutes. Miss (Continuedfrom page 1.) NATIONAL STORES Corbin 33; H L.Ingham 33; H otiarged with the stealing of a Dye Stella of Oklahoma, U.S.A., bringing 473 passengers, mails E. A. Dowling32; VaughanPugh bicycle on the eveningof Decem- became a St. Georges, Hamilton, Somerset. 29;F.Roberlson 22; Wright wifeand a widow. and assorted C3rgo. She sailed J. 21. ber 14th, 1933. The bicycle was When her sweetheart,Charles on Wednesday In the speeches which followed some days after in the afternoon on the found White, 23, wasdying ata hospi- return trip to New York. r e poll, several of the elected possession of one William tal, she obtained a marriage wffieers spoke of the strenuous Marshall who said that he had licence,called aministar and the The Castle Harbour Hotel, at times that were likely tobe faced bought it from the accused. He couple were married at the hos- inthe presentyearand that there made the same Tucker's Town will be open for in his evidence pital. the winter season of 1934 on the NOTICE wouldbea necessityof increasing statement on oath, stating that with dying breath, days Almost his 15th inst. The owners of this taxation. he had gone some after- young White pitdged himself to palatial wards to get a receipt from hotel hope to have a the girl,"Till deathdo uspart." fairly properous season. Wheatley. There was some talk Five minutes later the girl A PUBLIC MEETING Southern Review about a sa. die with the sale of was a widow. the bicycle, Kobert Martin * * The ships of war on the ♥ station have nearly all left Eer- (Continuedfrom page 1.) another witness said that tre Will be held by the Bermuda conversation started with the A notice in a Barbados banana muda for their winter ciuise in. consisted of musical selections question of a saddle, he said plantation reade:--"Beware of southern waters. The flag ship Co-operative Company and dances, seven in all that this all arrangedbefore fish-hooks, dcgs and gunshots." H. M. S. Norfolk left on the were descriptive the life that was ultimo, at the of lived hand to ward off suspicion. The " * "» 29th returning tc Ber- in the Southern States of Ameri- case was adjourned for further muda on the 28th March. Vice- House, ci, with asmall chorus of five hearing. A man of 5ft. 8ins. marrieda Admiral Drax's name appeared Somers Opera St. Georges voices in the back stage, this woman of only 2ft. 9ins. in Bir- in the New Year's honours he on part of the programmebeingef- Walter Gittens had to answer minghamthis month. has been knighted. fectively rendered^. a charge of being drunk and The bride was Miss Nancy Part IIIhad as its mie"Home incapable en the morning of Archer, who is known in the Thursday, January llth, Tiny" The last of the parishelections 1934 down South." The renditionof Dec. 31st. He had indulged show world as "Madame took place on Friday evening "Lazy freely policefound him in and the bridegroom was Mr. at 8 p.m. Bones" by Yvonne Allen and the 29th inst. when the for was good and the comedians the early hours of the morning Samuel Robbins, a showman. voters ceremony, the parish of Paget met and AND AT THE Tucker andRatteray entertained knockingat the door of one of At the end of the elected the.vestry the jokes the shops on Reid Street and the bride who was dressed in and parish audience with that officers for the jear. Mr. T. R. caused side-splitting laughter. sayingthat he wanted to talk to white satin, was carried to her Lightbourn has Oddfellows EttiK Somerset Just before Grand Finale "Down a personin the shop, althoughit waiting car in the arms of the who served the " parish as vestryman _^, among the Sugar Cane" was long past business hours. bridegroom. and over- was - " * * seer of the poor for over forty sung by the Chorus, and "Lul- Hehad to pay a fine of 10 years, by retired from office. The Friday, January 12th, laby of the Leaves" Robert have been vestry consists 1934 Hayward. evening Manuel Mello was found on Red-haired Girls of ten members. A pleasant the evenir a; of the 81st. ultimo chosen for the staffingof a new Two members failed to secure at 8 p.m. was brought to a close by the carriage store Chicago where male re-election, Hay- in his that was drawn in Messrs. Edmund and - Grand Finale— "Louisiana up across the North Shore Road. supervisors have to be bald to Gerald Gray. The Public is Cordially Invited. Come and hear ride." asleep sitting qualify appointments. what Hayward He was found fast for their it is all about. The 9ros. deserve on the seat. After some diffi- » * " very greatcredit in providing a culty Sub-Inspector Pantry suc- Mail Notices well-balanced performance that awakening him, and Amazing record has been evidently oleasedeverybody,and ceeded in achieved by a Serbian couple then he discovered that he waa (Continued the hope is expressed by many intoxicated. He was found guil- named Dimitrieviteh in the from rage.5.) persons who witnessed the per- villageof Klinowa,near Uskub, sailing ty by the magistrate and fined capital They "He de France" -from formance that before long they being driving of Macedonia. have York Plymouth £1 for drunk while justcelebrated tbe one huncre'h New for on the will offer another "Southern apublic carriage. 13th January,If34. HEMORRHOID* Review" that may prove as at- anniversary of their marriage. " leaving OA LES" tractive as the one stagedon the Both are 118 years old and in . Mails Bermuda en I Thursday Nassau, Dr. Chase's Ointment relieves the itching, burning, stinging 27th ultimo. good health. What to call the the llth via immediately due to in New sensations almost and forhalf a century hasprovenan Anglican hundreth wedding anniversary ahrive. York on effective treatment for this torturing ailment. Why risk an Church problem the 15th should operation has proved a to their connect with whenthis ointment willrelieveyou? The Little Theatre Club AImanacs—1934. relatives. S. S. "Olymnic" sailing from * ♥ " New York for Southampton on the 19th January,1934. Dr.CW ■< SE'S mm (Continued from page1.) Canon Hemsworth his in- Amazing feat was performed by a religious mendicant in to represent their characters formed us that the ChurchAlma- sixty-pound they pr.f year, can Bombay. He had a and on the whole fairly nacks for the ent sling and lifted succeeded. be obtained by penons requiring boy placed in a Community Sapper Sunday him a foot from the ground by The audience was invited by a copy,at the closeof the by Henry begin means of two cords attached Mr. in his opening re- afternoon services which caps Cantata Cathedra). mirks to find out the person who p.m. The price of acopy metallic to the insideof his There will be a Community Gospel Meetings at at 4.00 eyelids. committed the murder but the is 3d. Supper a' .equenceof events did not the Tomorrow at the afternoon make at the service, it -i difficult matter. G. U. O. of O. F. HALL Theatre commencing at 4 p.m A'ehone thattheLittleTheatre Alexandrina theSecondDivision of the Cathe- Club will provide some more Somerset dral NIGHT Choir will render a Cantata interesting plays during the TOMORROW winter season that can give entitled "The Nativity," DressedMen Friday, 26th, January 7th, after wider scope for the theatrical TheBest January 1934 Sunday, 1934 ashortenedeveningprayer. ability The organist and dramatic of its at 7.30 o'clock and the choir have members. H______jm City In aid of the Trustee Fund of taken a great proved a This by deal of pains to Mr. Vernon Jackson Allen Temple preparethe Cantataand we hope capable manager and his stage are recommendedto try GROVES &LINDLEVS that the public assistants were Charles Swan Mail Order English Tailoring Service. This Tickets 2 - MR. F. W. 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