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

VOL. 20—NO. 18 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1935 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM

THUMB-NAIL BIOGRAPHY "ALONG THE WATERFRONT" ! PANTOMIME AT THEY SAY Chinese Munitions Factory OF NAPOLEON ST. GEORGE'S I have mentioned in this column That the Lady Cubitt Compassion­ before the extraordinary propor- In view of the forthcoming pub­ ate Fund Committee has been tions to which exaggerated gossip "Aladdin" Presented to lication of Napoleon's Love Letters, busy. Tragedy l may lead and I have also added the we give the following thumb-nail Packed House * * * j tremendous amount of time de- That as all administration is con­ sketch of Napoleon. j voted by local reporters in their The Somers Opera House was fidential, only the recipients can BARBADOS RECEIVES ) endeavours to seek out the truth, fully appreciate the benefits of Aug. 15, 1769—Born in Ajaccio, if any, or try to consciously con­ packed on Friday evening, when Corsica, the year following its Mr. Wheeler and his company of the fund. ROYAL GIFT tradict wild rumour and dispel * * * union with France. Father: artistes from Hamilton presented the fairy tales of Front Street! That both inside and outside the Charles de Buonaparte, a poor It is curious how these things the pantomime "Aladdin and His Italian Cabinet Has One Boss — Divorce Suit Filed notary of noble birth. Mother: Wonderful Lamp." Fired by the House a lot of careful thought is start. Just because there was some i being given to the proposed ex­ Laetitia Ramolino, a woman of mention that north-Atlantic cross- j wholehearted enthusiasm of the Against Local Man — Lindbergh to Fly Again — Screen promoter, the performers gave of penditure on channels. strong character and great beau­ ings this summer would only cost j * * + Comedian Dead — Noise of Sabres — Mine Tragedy — ty, nicknamed "Madame Mere." £10. quite a number of local people j their best, and it is certain that all That most people believe that such Napoleon was the second son in a imagined that they could take I present enjoyed the various scenes Another Gunman Shoots Way to Freedom — Forbes- expenditure is not justified at family of five boys and three girls. the P.S.N, boats across to Eng- I to the full. There must have been the present moment. Robertson Has Birthday — Jamaican's New Post — 1778, aged 9 -Left home to enter land for that figure and enjoy all j an enormous amount of work be­ * . * Tommy Has Hard Time — Shipping Conference College of Autun, France, an the luxury of the service. hind the scenes, and the whole elementary school. show went without a hitch. As­ That there is little ground for be­ But if they considered that sisted by a well balanced orchestra lieving that a great increase in 1779, aged 10—Entered French mili­ all the direct summer bookings tary school at Brienne, and re­ led by Mr. Wheeler, the musical shipping would follow. QUEEN REMEMBERS NEW FACTORY COLLAPSES to the other side are extremely part was very enjoyable, and with * . * mained 5 years. heavy, so much so that reser­ 1784, aged 15—Entered Ecole Mili- the chorus there was a feast for That if the Marsh Folly had not BARBADOS vations have generally to be sent all. A full review of the pantomime been perpetrated, such an in­ Chinese Building Catches taire in Paris; remained 2 years to to Valparaiso if desirable accomo­ complete education as artillery j has already appeared in these vestment might have been pos­ BRIDGETOWN. Barbados, Jan. dation is required (and I assume columns, but it is doubtful if the sible. Hundreds officer. Was a good student in ' 20 (CP;—The Museum and Histor­ most travellwers would prefer it, production was previously so * * * history and mathematics. ical Society has received a gift from then there is little hope that the splendidly produced. HONGKONG, Jan. 20 (CP).—Two 1789, aged 20—Joined the French That as it is the B udget is only bal­ Her Majesty Queen Mary in the Company would reduce fares to oo hundred men are believed caught Revolution, and entered its army. anced (!) by juggling with reserves. shape of a carved ivory medallion such a terrific minimum during the in the collapse of a new govern­ 1791, aged 22—Promoted to lieu­ portrait of King William IV. The Summer. Possibly there may be DANCE RECITAL ment munitions factory at Parki- tenant in the artillery. That there will soon be none to medallion is mounted on ebony a slight difference in the winter ang, near Canton, and seven are 1792, aged 23—Promoted to captain. juggle with. under glass with a gilt oval mount­ months. known to be dead. The collapse Dec, 1793, aged 24—Promoted to j At the Colonial Opera House to­ ing surrounding the ebony frame, . * 9 of. the building, which took place general of brigade after distin- i morrow afternoon Mr. Edwin Straw- That a plain and ungarnished state­ the whole measuring four and a In spite of the fact that reporters today, carried down the first floor guishing himself at the capture i bridge and Miss Lisa Parnova will ment of extimated revenue would quarter by five and an eighth spend another good proportion of under the weight of three stone- of Toulon. appear in a dance recital, beginning be very welcome j ust now. inches. King William visited Bar­ their time listening to offenders at 5.30. This last performance will * * * crushing machines, two German Feb., 1794, aged 25—Given com- i bados in 1788 when he was captain being fined for riding their bicycles give many a chance to see these engineers narrowly escaping with mand of artillery of the Army of j That estimates have been described of the Pegassus. without lights with the resultant splendid artists who recently ap­ their lives. Five hundred men Italy. as guesstimates. publicity appearing in these col­ peared before a large audience in were working on the building at Oct. 4, 1795, aged 26 -Saved the ! * * * umns of the offences almost daily, the Bermudiana lounge. This is a DIVORCE SUIT FILED the time. Twenty are seriously French Republic by subduing a That it is hoped they will not have riders of local "bone-shakers" still special appearance for the benefit injured and more than a hundred serious royalist rebellion in the to be described as messtimates. resist the arm-of-the-law and try- of the younger people of the com­ are suffering from slight wounds Rue Vendemiaire. Paris. NEW YORK. Jan. 19 (CP)— to "make the grade" unnoticed, munity, but it is also felt that a That the entertainments are com­ Among the divorce suits filed today caused by the fallen walls and Mar., 1796, aged 27 -Married Jo- . during prohibited hours. large number of people who didn't ing thick and fast. at Reno was that of Barbara Bar­ plaster. Owing to the isolation of sephine de Beauharnais, who j At one time the fines were as see the Bermudiana performance * * * nard MacGregor against Gordon the locality no help was available helped secure his apppointment as low as 2/6, but offenders at that will take this opportunity to at­ That St. George's turned out in full MacGregor of Hamilton, Bermuda, for some time. commander-in-chief of the Army time were mostly erring in that, tend. force to see the pantomime. on the ground of cruelty. The of Italy. Scored brilliant vie- j * * . although they had lamps with Mr. Strawbridge will dance prac­ * * * couple were married in New York tories over Italian and Austrian I them, they failed to have them tically the same programme, with That perhaps Hamilton is too soph­ on April 27, 1929. Mrs. MacGregor GUNMAN MAKES ESCAPE forces. attached, either to the handlebar the addition of one or two extra isticated for such shows. is the daughter of George Grey Oct. 17, 1797, aged 28—Secured j or fork. -They were all cautioned selections. Mr. Alexander Alexay * * * Barnard, the sculptor. Mr. Mac­ Treaty of Campo-Formio, by which ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 20 (CP).— and fined but the number of of­ will play the accompaniments. That a better explanation is that Gregor was last associated with France gained Belgium and the Alvin Karpis, a new "public enemy fences increased of decreased and _ - —oo there are too many shows for all Atlantic Dairy Products Company left bank of the Rhine. number one" of the United States, the penalty went up to 5, - with to pay. in Bermuda. 1798, aged 29—Campaigned in • MEETING OF PAGET BRANCH a gunman, shot his way to freedom forcer Magistrate A. C. Smith. » * Egypt. j from a police trap today and fled Even after months of warning BERMUDA WELFARE SOCIETY That the post office arrangements Oct. 8, 1799, aged 30. Returned j SABRE RATTLING in a stolen car. leaving behind him the offence still continues. Major at the East End fail to please from Egypt, abandoning his army ' two women, one of them wounded Appleby, the present Magistrate The annual meeting of the Paget anyone. in Syria and running ihe English in the leg by police bullets. of the Central District Court, Branch, Bermuda Welfare Society BERLIN, Jan. 20 (CP). -The blockade. Was greeted by French I mentioned on Saturday to one de­ will be held in the Paget School­ That the cynic says massing of Lithuanian troops at people as the "Strong Man" ' some people fendant, "I say to you what I say room on Friday evening January are never pleased. Taurow near the German frontier needed to reform the corrupt in this Court every day." etc., 25th at 8.00 p.m. Dr. W. E. Talbot was widely reported today in Ger­ TWO NOTED MEN ARE 82 Directory government. man newspapers which said that with the usual warning, and two will be the speaker. That if expenses are cut, they Nov. 9, 1799, aged 30 -Staged a Lithuanian reserves had been called men were fined 15,-. complain of parsimony. LONDON. Jan. 20.—Two distin­ coup d'etat, by which the Direc­ to the colours for a three months * * * guished figures. Sir Johnson Forbes- tory was replaced by three Con- ! Now if those trying to play "tick" QUEEN BRINGS 423 period, doubling the army's peace That if they are increased, they Robertson, the actor, and General suls with Napoleon as First Con- • with the law would think before strength. With em ire unanimity they started, chty could buy a complain of extravagance. Sir Ian Hamilton, celebrated, their sul and dictator. Among those arriving on Satur­ in indicating the 1 . nd of the pro­ couple of pretty good torches and a eighty-second birthdays on Friday. June 14, 1800, aged 31 -Won great i day, aboard the Furness Be:m Ida oo paganda ministr, , he papers called 3;6d., clamp (and a good one too) Sir Johnson declared the average victory at Mare*igo, forcing Aus- j the public attention to the Lithu­ Liner ""Queen of Bermuda" on standard of acting was steadily tria to recognise all the conquests j for 15-1 Spry Roya! Tourney Won by anian activity. They described that the Triangle Cruise to Bermuda improving, but lamented the fact of France. * * country's all* ed action as "sabre and Nassau woro: Dr. J. C. Ayer; that there was no present-day Ellen May 18. 1804, aged 35—Proclaimed ! Whether the Notts' affair in W. E. Spurlings' Team rattling" and ... si_.u of a bad con­ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stokes; Mr. Terry. His last stage appearance himself Napolein I, Emperor of j England is having any psychological and Mrs. Jo:1!. McLaughlin; Mr. science. was in 1916. effect en the M.C.C. cricketers in In our report of the Annual Spey * * * France. i and Mrs. Jacques Blum; Mr. and General Hamilton, in a message Oct. 21, 18G5, aged 36 His fleet de- j Trinidad I cannot say, but at pres­ Mrs. A. B. Scott; Mr. and Mrs. Royal Tourney at Belmont Manor TRAGEDY AT MINE to Britain, said: feated by Nelson at Trafalgar, ] ent the outlook for theTest Match­ Sydney L. Capoll; Dr. and Mrs. it was not made quite clear that the "Let there be no more nagging giving England mastery of the '

\ vho got soaked there (Somerset Correspondence E ridge) where the only waiting- place is a hood over a bench and one can be soaked to the skin

INCORPOHADh. TO THE FORTY CLUB waiting for a train. THE ROYAL GAZETTE (E.T A_. I 82a) It is all right not to want us to ". awOR.«T AND DAILY NEWS (tiTAl. 1_-« Dear Sirs: come, but do not spend thousands On leaving these Islands, I am of pounds inviting us when such PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY Jan. 19th. emboldened by the report of your is the case. Much converse this day with an club meeting (in Colonist and Do not think I am Jewish from THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. irate friend who complains of my Gazette dated Jan. 11th) to make my sorrow at that speech about REID STREET- HAMILTON advocacy of birth control. a few remarks. What has given the "Sheenys". I am Gentile but "Sam!" he expostulated, "do you me this courage is the fact that I know, from living in New York A.M. PURCELL know that when Napoleon was you young men appear to care as I do, what solidarity there is MANAGING EDITOR asked who was the greatest woman about the Tourist Trade—the van­ among God's chosen people—and ASSISTANT EDITOR i E. T. BAYER how such an idea of being un­ on earth, he replied: 'she who has ishing American. ASSISTANT MANAGER) ERNEST J. BELL wanted will travel from mouth to SEALED TENDERS borne the most children.' " Many of us Americans feel that, ADVERTISING MANAGER: M. M. HANSrORD mouth. "Indeed!" I retorted, "Then he though those concerned in tourist- industry wish it to prosper, there Faithfully, will be rceived by the Corporation of Hamilton at this office SUBSCRIPTION RATES should have lived to the present are many old-time Bermudians up to noon of LOCAL: — ONI YEAR. 40/-: SIX MONTHS. 20/' day and learned that one woman THRU MONTHS IZ.S: ONE MONTH. 8/- in our beloved island has nine who (heart and soul) wish that MARIE SECUNDA. rC.-r.ElGN: — TO UNITED STATIS AND CANADA. children born out of wedlock, and U.S.A. would keep its inhabitants • 12.00 PER YEAR, TO GREAT BRITAIN, 007- at home. So, no matter how Friday, the 25th January, 1935 PER YTAFt. two of her daughters, still of tender P.S. It is not necessary to ac­ ALL SUBSCRIPTION! ARE PREPAYABLE hard some people try to make knowledge this as I shall know years, have began to follow in her for the following services and supplies for 12 months from the footsteps—an one may call them Bermuda attractive to outsiders, you received it unless it is re­ 1st February next: — NOTE : — All correspondence nbmitted must be «c- footsteps." there is just as strong an element turned by dead-letter post. I am cemputed by the writer's BUM MHJ address as * But he was certain that God pulling the other way. For ex­ going on to Mexico after a few fnarutee of intbeaticitr. not necessarily for MbUca- ample—not to have drug-stores tios. The Editor reserves the right to tccept or refect would provide for them and that days' in New York. 1. PORTLAND CEMENT in bags. open on Sunday when New Yorkers If the "patres conscripti" ever •ay letters forwarded, and publication does not imply they were evil who would deny His 2. KEROSENE OIL in barrels, 120 test, delivered with­ agreement with opinions expressed. will. expect to get drugs day or night decide to build what they coyly in City limits. (Empty barrels to be the pro­ "In the meantime" I observed on Sunday and all other days and refer to as a "comfort station," all night long, is almost criminal. please advise them not to have a perty of the Contractor.) MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1935 tartly, "you are providing for them The above mentioned old-time penny in the slot affair. A woman and complaining bitterly at the ex- 3. MOTOR GASOLENE per gallon. tra taxation necessary. Bermudians are responsible for may have no copper coin—or the NAPOLEON'S LETTERS And at that he was silent, for he this. slot might not work, and the 4. MOTOR GASOLENE per case, delivered at the Fire When a cruise-ship lands its was a man of great riches, mainly last state of that particular victim Station. passengers on a Sunday they are The World-Telegram takes great for that his parents had exercised would be worse than the first. beyond doubt the most unhappy 5. HARDWARE. satisfaction in being able to offer birth control unduly so that as an If you ever can lure the Ameri- people pro tem on the face of the in exclusive first publication the only child he did fall sole heir to a canae here again, (they are prac­ earth. In all Hamilton (at least 6. FORAGE for Corporation horses, delivered at the 121-year-old letters of Napoleon large estate. tically extinct) do not treat them * * • near ships' landings) there is only City Hall. to his young second wife, the Em­ rough." one lavatory for women. It is press Marie Louise. Publication Much talk in the City anent the The above letter was forwarded near Par-la-Ville. In all my long will start next month. problems vexing us, and some will to us by the 40 Club and an in­ The Corporation does not bind itself tp accept the lowest or any life I have never seen anything so The "Little Corporal," near mas­ have it that reform is nigh at hand. vitation given us to comment upon tender and reserves the right to terminate any contract at a foul and repulsive. Nowhere else ter of a world and a magic power And one man, high placed in it. month's notice. on this earth, as far as my travels over men, has been spoken for sup­ financial circles, vows it is all the In the first place we publish it go, have I seen such gross indiffer­ posedly in his most intimate nature fault of a House which first ap­ only because it refers to matters Tenders to be marked on outside of envelope, nature of service ence to the necessity of life itself. and impulses in thousands of vol­ points a finance committee, ac­ of public importance, and we be­ tendered for. When the cruise ship question umes down the decades since he cepts their estimates, and then lieve that the writer could have ac­ came up, any person with vision— expired at St. Helena. proceeds to make appropriations complished a better purpose had she For further information apply to: any travelled person—could have It is now as if a phonograph record for each and every scheme that may been more moderate in her con­ foreseen the possibilities for happi­ of the voice of a Jenny Lind had win favour with a member's con­ demnation and more accurate in J. D. B. TALBOT, ness and companionship on these been discovered, revealing in stituents. her presentation. Secretary. voyages. We Americans were in­ sound what had been recorded in Many years ago, says this man, Referring first to her reference Corporation Office, sulted up hill and down dale— tradition and proving the true spirit it was declared to be the policy to Pepy's diary, if "Chase the Hamilton, 18th January, 1935. called peanut eating and so on— of the individual. of some members myself first, my Sheeny from our shores" was ever and Teucer's diary said boldly 4352tm21.w23.f25. In the voluminous outpouring parish next, my country next, and used, the remark was made at "Chase the Sheeny from our of the collection of 318 letters the the Empire next. the time when cruises did not shores." Today what happens? heart of Napoleon speaks in full "Members do not openly declare Continued on Page 3 The Duke and Duchess of Kent voice to the world and not only to that policy nowadays." went on my are voyaging on a cruise-ship. a young empress who enchanted friend, but it is still the guiding Of what avail to spend £17,000 him and who had borne him a son star of some members." The Annual Meeting urging people to come, when the Which Josephine had failed to give So I told him to take heart for whole atmosphere shrieks ' 'stay- him. I am persuaded that though at of the S.P.C.A. LECTURE AND TEA away. " The letters, written from battle­ rare times his complaint may be fields and palaces, in moments justified, yet I am a great believer If a fund is raised for tourist Bermuda Welfare Society taken from high world intrigue and in collective wisdom which I place amusement none of us can im­ At Trinity Hall on Friday, January 25th, at 3.30 o'clock, Mrs. F. agine how it is spent except for the perils of attempted world con­ higher than the genius of an in­ will be held in the St. G. Caufeild will give a short lecture on the work of the Society quest from the disasters of Russia dividual, since, even in our small the concerts at Par-la-Ville. For for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in England. It is hoped and beloved island, there is often any pageant or tennis or agricul­ and Elba, contain a literary flavour PAGET SCHOOLROOM that not only members of the local Association but all those in­ and power distilled from one of too little control over the individual tural show or aquarium—or any­ terested in this important work in Bermuda, will make a point of the world's greatest minds. and a strange tendency to confuse thing in this world we pay ad­ on Friday Evening, Their acquisition for publica­ the dignity of an office with the mission—so these cannot be paid being present. Mrs. Caufeild lived in Bermuda for many years, tion 121 years after they were sent self-importance of the officer. for by the tourist amusement January 25th and is therefore in sympathy with the work being done here, and to convey the secret feelings and 00 fund. There is no amusement desirous of helping the Bermuda Society. Tea will be served after for visitors after the sight-seeing love of a great man who to most the lecture and a small admission of 1 '6d. charged to defray SCREEN STAR DIES is done—no beach—no place where at 8 o'clock people yet remains enigma is, we expenses. believe, a journalistic achievement one may go and see the population of the first order.— New York World HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 19 (CP;— assembled (like the old Pump Speaker Dr. W. E. TALBOT Telegram. Lloyd Hamilton, who has brought Room at Ballej and unless one has 4315*thl7.m21._25. mirth to millions of screen fans, letters of introduction, after two 4366tm. 00 died yesterday of a stomach dis­ or three days there is nothing order. to do but go home.That we have LINDBERGH'S NEXT FLIGHT done so the empty shops and vacant THE OPERA HOUSE cottages testify. DANCE RECITAL NEW YORK. Jan. 19. (CP)—Col­ If any of you young men care Repeated by Request onel Charles A. Lindbergh is ex­ NOTICE to find what is the cause of this low pected to fly the Pacific as soon as state of prosperity, it can easily Tuesday, 22nd January BERMUDA LITTLE THEATRE GROUP The Annual General Meeting of the ccurt at Flemington, N.J., be done. Travel incognito on any at 5.35 will present the decides whether Bruno Hauptmann the Somerset Branch of the Ber­ of the subsidized ferry boats. by the world faifious Dancers murdered his son. It Is expected Watch how on one, (I think it is EDWIN STRAWBRIDGE that he will fly to the Orient for the muda Welfare Society will be held the "Frances") when a passenger YORK NATIVITY PLAY preliminary establishment of an and Tuesday evening, January 22nd, disembarks the head has to be at Pembroke Sunday School at 8.00 p.m. exjerimcntal air service between lowered and at the same time a LISA PARNOVA North America and China, reducing in the St. James' Sunday School wild leap upward made, especially Tickets at Box Office: Thursday, Janv.avy 24th the transportation time to 60 at points like Cavello Bay. Travel 1 - Children : 2 - Adults Admission 2/- flying hours. Lindbergh heads room at eight o'clock. 4371+m in a railroad train and eavesdrop 4343+m.tu. the technical committee of Pan when aliens are talking—or sit in American Airways which is con­ WILLIAM V. EWERS, a hotel-lounge and hear what can sidering a new service linking Cali­ be overheard. .Notice the forlorn fornia, the Hawaiian Islands, the Hon. Secretary. state of affairs at some railroad Philippines and other U.S. pos­ stations. I think of one. This sessions in the Pacific to the Orient. 4222tsl2.m21. was hearsay—told by some one

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EAST END NEWS I At OBITUARY We much regret to record" the Reid Hall Cinema Today! death, after a lingering illness, of THEHTRE Tht Mrs. Laura Richardson, aged 56, wife of Mr. Fred Richardson, who passed away at her home The Cut, Everyone Says It's Qreatl St. George's on Wednesday night. The late Mrs. Richardson had visit­ [email protected] 7.00 9.00 pan. ed St. Lukes Hospital New York Theatres some time ago, and had apparently (Preceded by latest Paramount News, and Musical. Arthur made a slight recovery, but this was (Street Singer) Tracy in "Sing With The Street Singer.") At 3.00 and 8.45 p.m. i x_xx=.>c-x x-x>cx>e_x>axx-X>e-X>cxx=xb not maintained. Surely you have read the grand press reviews of "Captain Hates The funeral ceremony took place Remember .... that grand picture "Sporting Blood" with The Sea"—take our word for it—Bermuda—this picture is en­ "CAPTAIN HATES THE SEA' Thursday afternoon in St. George's Clark Qable about the love of a man for his horse. tertainment plys! Cemetery, preceded by a service in Milestone Director ot All Quiet" the Methodist Church, of which Do as it Again. the deceased was a much respected Here is its THE MOST NOV! and devoted member having been With a cast that includes ten big a Sunday. School teacher in the Double! PICTURE IN star names,, Lewis Milestone's Ebenezer Sunday School. The YEARS! Columbia produc.ion, "The Cap­ chief mourners were Mr. F. Rich­ tain Kates the Sea" is showing at ardson (husband) Miss Helen WALTER HUSTON the Mechanics' Hall Theatre. Richardson, Miss Rita Richard­ FRANCES DEE "The Captain Hates the Sea" son (daughters), Mr. Sinclair is a highly hilarious film dealing Richardson (son), Mrs. Ethel - With, ....:•"'"'* with several characters related only Fozarcl, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wears, through their close contact on a Mrs. Olive Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. ship bound from San Pedro, the Victor Trott, Mrs. Thomas Trott, COLUMBIA port of Los Angeles, to New York Mr. Edward Richardson, Mr. and PIC TUR E Wyrtfte <-H$S#N City. Mrs. Frank Smith and Mr. Joseph Ajison5SKI^igRTH Walter Connolly is seen as the Richardcon. jOHNriGUfiilSRT Captain who detests the sea which A most impressive service was furnishes him a livelihood; Mc­ conducted by the Revd. J. U. Bell, * * Laglen is the detective, Fred Keat­ assisted by the Revd. C. M. Morgan. TEN ing the crook, Helen Vinson, the The high regard in which she was At 4-15, 7.00, 10.00 p.m. HELEN VINSON-* -' girl, and John Gilbert the ex- held was mentioned by the Revd. STARS newspr.perman. Others in the cast J- Bell, who paid a glowing tribute "U • TALA BIRELL . JACK HULBERT in 4 are Wynne Gibson, Alison Skip- to her, as church member and ii worth, John Wray, Leon Errol, Sunday School worker. The hymns James Blakeley, Walter Catlett, sung were "When our heads are Tala Birdell, Donald Meek, Howard, bowed in woe," and "Peace, Perfect Oceans ot fun! amid Fine and Howard (the three Peace." There was not a vacant ^ impressive scenes of Stooges), Arthur Treacher, Emily seat in the church, and a number Fitzroy, Akim Tamiroff, Louis Al- could not obtain admission. The Britain's naval might! berni, Geneva Mitchell and many commettal service was a solemn G B Let's go Bermuda ! others. one, the Sunday School Scholars Picture It's packed with THE CASTLE HARBOUR This is the production that took singing a hymn at the graveside, Milestone and 120 persons in his and the "Household of Ruth" thrills from the word cast and production crew to sea for members, with which Lodge the go! three weeks while the sea-going deceased was connected, conducted scenes were photographed. their service at the graveside. If you are staying in Hamilton, or in the central part of Many beautiful floral emblems oo Bermuda, you will wish to visit Tucker's Town or the were sent by relatives and friends. Tues: Last Showing Mae West 3.00, 7.00, 9.00 eastern end of the island. Those who acted as pall bearers were 4364CCm. "JACK AHOY!" Mr. Alec Richardson, Mr. John With the new train and FREE bus service, access to Corbin, Mr. William Welch, Mr. J TheCastle Harbour is made easier and more comfort' Big Naval Film with Music, Comedy N. Calabrass, Mr. E. Smith, Mr. able. and Jack Hulbert Opens at Reid James Waldron. Much sympathy You may spend a day in the delightful Continental at­ Hall Today. is felt locally Mr. Fied Richardson mosphere of The Castle Harbour leaving Hamilton by and his family in tlvir loss. train at 11.59 a.m. taking the free bus service at "Jack Ahoy!" Jack Hulbert's Aquarium station and reaching the hotel at 12.29 p.m. latest starring vehicle provides many amusing situations, a romance, a SHIPPING dash of thrill, and brilliantly May we suggest a dip in the Roman pool, cocktails on The American S.s. "Charles photographed and impressive pic­ the Terraces overlooking the sea, an excellent luncheon Pratt," 5,644 tons, master J. G. tures of Britain's naval might. served in the main restaurant, and perhaps a leisurely Olson, arrived at St. George's on Undoubtedly the outstanding walk through the magnificant gardens of the estate? January 16th, and discharged cargo episode in a fi1m that provides any and left on Friday for Ruma, You will have ample time to catch the 3 o'clock bus, number of hearty laughs, is the her destination. The Charles operated in connection with the train leaving Aquarium submarine sequence. Jack hasn't 'kwaiJL Pratt carries a crew of 42 men. at 3.28 which will enable you to be back in Hamilton the haziest conception of how to The British S.s. "Helmstrath" by 3.53 p.m. work the thing, and to see the sub­ 2,572 tons, master J. H. Newbegin. / marine turning turtle, or rising Later bus departs at 5.29 connecting Aquarium station with crew of 32, arrived from Riga, when it should descend, the while at 6.08 will land you in Hamilton at 6.31 p.m. Russia on Thursday via Dartmouth, the pirates in a speedy, armed ^l4 &z*w^ England, in St. George's Harbour motor launch, are shelling it, is for bunkers. The "Helmstrath" to witness one of the most divert­ f r left on Thursday afternoon for 427_~ m.eiip. ing incidents in films for many a Philadelphia, and carried a cargo day. of 6,680 tons of grain. mrfvT Jack Hulbert is at the top of his form in this picture, and everybody 18 holes 620 yards knows what that means. In sup­ -oo- /^ "I f. ° port are Nacy O'Neil, Alfred Dray­ 1 -^/"\ I ' 10 minutes from Hamilton To discover the latest arranged dance ton, Tamara Desni, Henry Peter­ X^-JVJJLL by Ferry ftfi son, and Sam Wilkinson. NAPOLEON'S LOVE LETTERS music join your friends in the... FULLY EQUIPPED GOLF SHOP m • oo and _#_ m m Correspondence Longworth's Sister, Napoleon CLUB HOUSE •ii* m Marine Qrill Authority, Praises New Letters GOLFER'S GRILL m Continued from Page 2 m PARIS—The Countess de Cham- Nichol Thompson &. Harold Wells PRINCESS HOTEL exist. There were "alcoholiday m brun, born Clara Longworth of **^fe*_. Professionals with trips" and it will be remembered Cincinnati, sister of the late Speak­ that Bermuda's objection to them er of the House Nicholas Longworth Jacques Lube' | was mild compared with the dis­ and herself famed as a writer and _i|_ -Ji­ gust of decent Americans. historian, acclaimed the find of — -_. Q%- -— I Lfft lav TnfVT ll and j| It is simply nonsense to compare the 318 letters of Napoleon to Marie such trips with a visit of the Duke Louise. 5|j= The famous Meyer Davis Broadcasting Orchestra jjjj and Duchess of Kent to various "I consider the 318 Napoleonic parts of the world. fH! Dancing from 9.30 till closing letters the most valuable addition The alleged indifference of Ber­ to Napoleonic biography acquired mudians on matters of importance in the present generation," the .=f: * may be culpable, but gross ex­ Countess said. "Nothing shows W ____m! aggeration of zealous but un­ character better than letters. H|= 4288fw.ei.p informed observers is often crim­ ^L0 , m;_fi- a nfn_ y iW.u yu -T ama _fa___ ifl _4t._ _f a-isa?-:!_ -Tf_ .ir. '^; _ ___ r.Hr.: ;__t_ _lf _____ !_tr '•_ '£.-uii-iiT__ii__1f__Tr;^^m_-lr:iTr_W^ _-_^yt^_J__!_-_l_£-yi?yisyiSi_ke These letters throw an entirely new inal. light on Napoleon as a sentimental­ 55 The writer, for instance, knows ist and as a good husband. of no expenditure of the entertain­ ment fund save the concerts at Par-la-Ville. It would have been The Palm Garden Restaurant more helpful if she had acquainted Silver Qrill herself with the method of ad­ for commercial reasons but for the OF ministering this fund (and the betterment of understanding be­ information is readily available) tween the two great English-speak­ The New Windsor Hotel and then have offered some con­ ing peoples. will appeal to those who appreciate HOTEL BERMUDIANA structive criticism. The 40 Club, and our readers, Cuisine that is both excellent and Reference is made to the "old- are grateful to the writer for her unusual. Bermuda specialties pre­ The Centre of Night Life in Bermuda time Bermudians," who, heart many allusions to our deficiencies, pared and served in Bermudian and soul, wish the U.S.A. could and we trust that a second (or is surroundings is the experience that keeps its inhabitants at home." it a third?) visit will convince her Presenting AL DONAHUE awaits you in this charming garden Frankly, we have never met that the aim and object of every restaurant. these arch-enemies of Bermuda, thoughtful Bermudian is to attract and his Orchestra and it is a pity the writer had not and satisfy our visitors" We trust Choice Wines and Liquors A La presented a letter of introduction they are not "vanishing," and the Carte or Table d'Hote Service Dancing—9.30 till closing— to some of them. She would fact that some 70,000 arrived last have found a courtesy exceeding her year confirms us in the suspicion Dancing to music by own, a knowledge more valuable that Marie Secuuda also errs in 3926

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THE BUTTERCRUST LOAF A James Nolle Gilford New Tailored Model *"**T r-"m miwi IIJIITIH" *~" In the Good Bread Class our Buttercrust Whr^n Carol Morris' mother, a dressmaker, she often made he. in s--.all-town dressmaker, sudden­ own patterns." Loaf is placed at the very top. It is made ly dies, Carol sets out for New iork to seek a career, though [R. JACKSON nodded gravely, from the finest flour milled in Canada, John Clark, who is in love with •I understand about youi her, tries to dissuade her. In mother. After all, there is thf. which means the best in the world, and PURE .'_w York, she takes a job in Morris Collar to prove that. Da .', organ's department store, you mean to say that you were this wonderful flour is mixed with in­ -.-.here she is soon promoted into sketching your remembrance of .'.? office of Mr. Jackson, Paris your own dress rather than the gredients of the highest grade. This • ••,:•. Meanwhile, she has met one on display?" ? CAMEL ; . i wealthy Ranny Sterling, who "That's exactly what I mean, combination produces for you the "Butter- asks her to marry him, but Mr. Jackson!" she cried eagerly. Carol's cne ambition is to have "Here is the sketch as I made it. crust Loaf of matchless flavour and a career and achieve "success." Look at this neckline, and this She seems well on the way to method of setting the sleeve in. appearance. Be sure to ask for Buttercrust her goal when Mr. Jackson takes You see it's entirely different from HAIR her to Paris as his assistant. But Madame Durand's model. I'll go Bread and get the best at no advance in at the first style showing that to her myself and explain. If nec­ she attends, she is ejected when essary, I can send to Morristown price. lined throughout riscovered making a sketch on and have the dress sent here to h:r program. prove my statements." Mr. Jackson took the sketch CHAPTER XVII in his hands and, for a full min­ £7. 15. 0 jf\UT in the street, Carol ute, studied it with closest atten­ BUTTERCRUST WRAPPED LOAVES tion. When he looked up, his stern Aaiked slowly away from expression had changed and he the palatial dressmaking es­ was almost smiling. He put the tablishment. She was sick sketch aside and sat back in his with embarrassment over chair. LOCKWARD what had happened. Mr. Jack­ "Carol Morris, you are a very For Sale by all Grocers strange girl. As far as I'm con­ son had told her that the one cerned, I'm quite convinced that thing the famous dressmakers you were not copying this after­ & CO. would not toierate was that noon. Of course, you're going to have a hard time convincing other Reid Street any buyers should attempt to people. But we'll see if we can't copy models when on display. take care of that." BERMUDA BAKERY CO. The cuessmakers were in busi- Carol was filled with relief and Telephone 1080 ness to sell their models to the gratitude. 4213Crf. . .lp. "Oh, I'm so glad, Mr. Jackson, 4209l_<:f..itp. m w buyers, and any attempt to that you understand! I've worked cony before buying was a spe- so hard for this opportunity in ci:. of cheating. Paris, and I was so afraid "d lost But she hadn't been copying out completely. When can I go Madame Durand's model at all. to see Madame Durand and ex­ The sketch on her program would plain to her?" NOTICE to show that what she had drawn "My dear girl, you would never, was not the French woman's de- in a thousand years, succeed in ..;_:_., but one along similar lines explaining anything to Madame AMERICAN VISITORS FURNITURE in which a number of details were Durand. I want you to leave this strikingly different. It was her affair in my hands, and every­ mother's design she had drawn, a thing will be all right. But for On returning to the United States you are allowed to goodness' sake, do be careful next design her mother had made es­ take in one Quart of Wine or Spirits Free of Duty. pecially for her. She certainly, time!" New Lines of therefore, had every right to it. "Oh. I will!" Carol promised, Vou may also take in as much more as you wish for But would Mr. Jackson under­ fervently. your personal use, by paying duty on it. CHAIRS stand'1 Would anybody under­ We shall be glad to welcome you at our Store and ex­ stand? Would other dressmakers A HALF hour later, she returned plain to you how you can stock your cellar for the next TABLES bar her from their exhibits when •** to her own little hotel fairly the occurrence Became known? treading on air. How different the few months and save money, besides being sure that Slowly, gloomily, she returned to very streets seemed now from what vou have the highest grades of liquor. RUGS the Cnllon Hotel and went to the they had a mere hour or two be­ suite Mr. Jackson had engaged fore, when she was worried. If for headquarters. There was no­anything, Mr. Jackson was more thing to do but wait for him to impressed with her than ever, and GOSLING BROS., Ltd. 6 PIECE WICKER UPHOLSTERED SUITES return from the exhibit. her position in Morgan's store the more secure. I5P WINE MERCHANTS HAT wait of a little over an How true this was, the iollow- Established 1822 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES T hour seemed ages long, and ing day was to make evident. Just when Mr. .Jackson finally return­ after lunch, a cable came, telling ed, a single glance at his face was Mr. Jackson that his wife had Just in Low Prices enough to tell Caroi that he view­ been badly hurt in an automobile ed the incident ver* seriously in- accident. It was feared she might deed. not live. For a moment, the man 1 ib. Bottles BERMUDA HONEY seemed stricken, and Carol real­ 2/- bot. See Our Stocks She jumped to her feet. "Mr. ized that, somehow, she had never Jackson, I want—" thought of Mr. Jackson as having Fancy Tins AFTER DINNER MINTS 1/9 tin He stopped her with a gesture. a wife or family. He had always "Please, Miss Morris, let's be seemed just a part of Morgan's Packages AFTER DINNER MINTS 6d pkg. quite calm about this. Now we'll store, a man utterly devoid of sit down and talk it over and see emotions. 1 lb tins RYC0 COFFEE A.S. COOPER & SONS just how much damage you have "Is there anything I can do. 1/9 tin done. Copying at any dressmak­ Mr. Jackson?" she asked gently. Front Street Reid Street er's in Paris is a very serious of­ He shook his head in a dazed 1 lb jars ROYAL SCARLET PEANUT BUTTER 1/3 bot. fense. Madame Durand is a per­ manner. "I don't know. I don't 4219WE_. fect martinet on the subject. Of know what to do. I ought not to course, you're through as far as walk out on my job here, but I 1 lb jars PREMIER PEANUT BUTTER 1/3 bot. she's concerned. But if you can feel that I ought to catch the boat think up some sort of an excuse. that's sailing from Cherbourg to­ we may be able to save you from night." being barred from the other dress­ makers' shows. At least, for this "Isn't there some one who could trip." pinch hit for you here? There must be someone you can trust." O* R. LOBLEIN, LTD., Carol knew only too well what "There's only one person I think his words meant. If she were not I can completely trust, and I don't Main Store, Front Street — and Branches succ .ful in explaining what she know whether I dare take such 4..33ts.m. had done, she would not be a chance." brought to Paris again. Her career "But you must, Mr. Jackson. which had begun so auspiciously, Whoever it is, I'll help—I'll do ^>_ess;vOQ'$#* would end under a cloud. Anxi­ everything I can.' ously, she produced her program A faint smile touched his lips. and oegan her explanation. "My dear girl, you'll have to do Try this Recipe "Mr. Jackson, I swear to you I more than help, because you're the was not copying Madame Dur- person I mean. Do you think you for anq's model at all. That flame- could possibly carry on in my colored gown reminded me of a place?" Cresm of Tomato dress my mother made for me She caught his hand eagerly when I was away at school. It "Yes, Mr. Jackson! I promise 1 Soup was a design of her own, for you won't fail you!" must understand that, while my 1 can tomato soup mother was only a small-town (To be continued) 3/4 cup Pet Milk diluted with 1/2 cup water \'4 teaspoon salt mcmEs ] /3 teaspoon pepper TIDE TABLE FOR JANUARY FOR SALE FOR HIRE To the tomato soup add di­ Bermuda luted milk, lieat until hot, but High Water Low W.t.r Sun­ Sun All S tzes do not boil, stirring constantly. u«" A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rise set A

fh THE POIKT OF A GUN HE TAKES AKING HVS VA>f *" THE HORSE FROM A FyVc-SttSO RiOER TC n-lC. PC-.t-A OF BRONCHO BILL "TH- •&v.E-_VJ't'r^& ?5iI_VE L A-.1DGM QHL _r.t\RHED TH^ ^SPECTED W± WAS VJEAR'iNG TK£ HAT OP THE. Lancon Trails Bill '.ATE TIM BEERY, •JNAN/VAPE IT VS NOT Hr=> OWN . BUT IA.-.DON AV.AKENED AND THE BOY ESCAPED 8> HARRY E AFTER STUNN\. ,G STEVE YJVTH THE O'NEILL BUTT OF HVE. •5VA-SriOGTT_-.R_ THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1935 Page 5

perfectly good Act, and yet we have tempts to demand more than the COLONIAL to have a joint committee of both agreed fare. That clause is, I think, Houses. I should not think it was exactly the same as in the existing 0 PARLIAMENT so terribly important as all that. Act. THE BOOK STORE I It is not a matter of such a great principle at stake that we should Mr. W. E. S. ZUILL:—Mr. Chair­ : : : : A BEGINNERS GUIDE OFFICIAL REPORT have a joint committee of the two man, The point is, that a carriage TO WINES AND SPIRITS Houses. (Mr. Cox:—That is a driver, having accepted a fare at by J. I. Davis, 4/6. The matter of opinion) That is all less than the legal price, demands aim of this book is firstly Proceedings of the right, but Iet>us run our own busi­ more than the agreed fare and thus to lay down for the begin­ Honourable House ness here, first. commits an offence under tho Act, ner some elementary prin­ and then under sub-sub-clause (4) ciples for selecting, storing, of Assembly Sis HENRY WATLINGTON (Dev­ (a) of clause 3 if the passenger and tasting wine; and se­ onshire Parish):-Mr. Chairman, I refuses to pay on demand the legal condly to give a brief ac­ SESSION 1934—35 have read the Bill over and I think fare he has also committed an count of the -wines of the it will fill a great need, but at the offence. That is condradictory, I world. same time it does more or less affect rhink. : : : : THS OMNIBUS DAY Wo. 27. Tuesday, January the tenure of property, and as it BFLIF.VE IT OR NOT by 15, 1935. does that it is a serious thing, Mr. G. A. WILLIAMS (South­ Ripley, 3/6. A book of because it does away with a certain ampton Parish):—Mr. Chairman, wonders, miracles, freaks, MINUTES freedom of holding real estate. I was not here on the last day of monstrosities and almost Therefore I feel that this should meeting when this Bill was being impossibilities, illustrated Continued from Friday's Issue be given every consideration, and considered. Under section 3 sub- and proved by Ripley. I highly approve of the motion of sub-section (2) (b), it is laid down : : : : UNRELIABLE HIS­ Mr. 0. G. GILBERT (Sandys the hon, member for Smith's to that a proprietor having agreed to TORY by Maurice Baring, Parish): -Mr. Chairman, this is refer it to a joint Committee. I accept a fare less than the legal 10/-. The first "omnibus" one of the Bills that I am very much think this Bill should be given fare exacts or demands more than collection of Maurice Bar­ in favour of. On reading it over I very careful consideration before the agreed fare, shall be guilty of ing's work. It contains all thought it was pretty nearly per­ it becomes law. After reading an offence under this Act. Fur­ the famous series, Diminu­ fect, (Laughter) and for the hon. it over I think it is going to be very ther on under section 3 sub­ tive, Dramas, Lost Diaries, member to move that a committee helpful to everybody and will pre­ section (3) it does not prescribe Dead Letters, making a should be appointed to investigate serve the conditions in Bermuda as that a licensed driver, having ac­ total of 73 pieces. it, why, I cannot understand it at they should be. We know that it cepted a fare less than the legal : : : : A CENTURY OF SEA all. I think it is very much overdue. has been delayed too long already. fare shall be guilty of an offence STORIES edited by Rafael I think a Commission is the right There are many buildings and di­ under this Act. There seems to Sabatini, 4/6. Uniform body to deal with it and not the visions of land that have been made be some discrimination between with A Century of Creepy vor uiorious Health Board of Works, and I am very dis­ that have been very much to the the proprietor and a licensed driver Stories and A Century of appointment that the hon. member disadvantage of the Colony, and in respect of committing a breach of Humour. Amazing value. Mr. Zuill, should move that a com­ spoiled its beauty. Really the time the Act, if either should receive : : : : EVERYBODY'S DOG mittee be appointed on it. I do not has come when we must pass some­ a fare less than the prescribed 1/6. A book of dogs for dog and Boundless Energy see any necessity for that. I think thing of this kind. But as it affects fare. lovers. a certain amount of the liberty of HERE are definite reasons why delicious 'Ovaltine' he is making a mistake, and it only the subject I think it should be given : : : : ART REVIEW, 1934, is without equal for giving and maintaining robust means another delay. I hope he T very careful xonsideration. and Hon. Col. DILL:—I take it that 4/6. A survey of British will change his mind and carry health and abundant energy. the proprietor of the carriage could Art, in all its branches, on with it. Bermuda has been dis­ therefore I feel that the appoint­ agree to accept less than the legal during tho year 1934. 'Ovaltine* is an original product, scientifically prepared figured a terrible lot in the last ment of this committee will make by exclusive processes from the highest qualities of malt, this perfectly right before we agree fare, say, on a fairly long contract few years, and it is going on con­ for the hire of this carriage, where­ milk and eggs. These ingredients are combined in the to it. I shall support the motion. tinually, and the longer we delay as the actual driver who is plying proportions necessary to form a perfectly balanced food, I THEBOOK STORE f this the worse it is going to be. for hire with a carriage around complete in the nutritive elements required for creating People, I believe, are taking ad­ the place, would not be in a po­ * rich reserves of nervous vitality, ana fcr maintaining a Mr. H. V. SMITH (Warwick Par­ vantage of this. They know some­ sition to agree to anything less than )X_«>O<>-»OI>OI)0Devonshire Parish):—Mr. Chair­ The House resumed. tainly think that an amendment man. Kon. members will remember could be moved to cover this point that when this was under con­ The CHAIRMAN reported, the but that is no reason why this sideration three meetings ago. I Bill, and it was adopted, and should be delayed now, and I also think clause 3 of the Bill substi­ ordered, to be printed.. see no reason v. i.... because it may tuting clause 10 of the principal Buy English be amended in another place, that Act was then under consideration, THE CIVIL SERVICE ESTAB­ we should delay o:.r deliberations and at the time the hon. member LISHMENT ACT, 1927, AMEND­ in this Eou.se. If the majority of for Paget Parish, Mr. Talbot, drew MENT ACT, 1935 PORTLAND the the committee want it to bo my attention to the fact that there carried over, woll lev. it go. was an omission in sub clause 3 Third Reading of the substitute clause 3 which The Cement of Mr. E. P. T. TUCKER (t. George's did not provicdo a penalty for a On motion of Col. Dill the Bill Parish): Mr. Chairman. Tho hon. driver of a licensed carriage carrying entitled "The Civil Service Es­ Quality member who is in charge of Hi.. passengers over the number for tablishment Act. 192". Amendment- Measure, during the course of his which be was licensed. I then said Act. 1935." was read the third remarks said that he was gcing to if the committee rose, and reported time. move the adoption of the first progress. I was prepared for a re­ clause and then move that the committal. Therefore, I move to Col. DILL moved that the Bill committee rise and report progress add the following as sub-sub clause do pass the House, and. that the Frith's Hardware Store and ask for leave to sit again. I do (f) of sub clause (3) of the substi­ title of it be "The Civil Service not know how far lie is going with tuted clause (6). Establishment Act. 1927, Amend­ ftfE tnsiTitt^s /to it. He has apparently changed his ment Act, 1935." 3927«_<_tli. mind and he may be going on with Col. DILL moved to add the the entire Bill. If he is, I am afraid Mr. E. P. T. TUCKER (St. following as sub-sub clause (f) of I shall have to object to the adopt­ George's Parish):—Mr. Speaker, I sub-clause (3) of the substituted GOSLING BROTHERS, Agents ion of the first clause. If he is going shall have to object to the motion, clause (6). to move that the committee rise, the same as I did when the hon. (f) permits a passenger in excess "Blue" Spells with the idea of a joint committee and learned member moved, for of the number for which a public getting together, while I think it the second reading. While I regret Reduce some women to the carriage is licensed to enter such petulant shadow of their own will take a certain time, I think the hon. member and I had some carriage. smiling selves. Others take also the results ultimately will be heated words over the motion that the Vegetable Compound A Friend more beneficial or more practical, he made as regards the adoption when they feel the "blues" —which was agreed to. coming on. It steadies quiver­ to this House. of this Bill I do feel, Sir, that it Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT (Paget ing nerves... helps to tone up is again a question of false economy. in Need Parish):—Was there not another the general health...gives then Mr. ZUILL moved the first clause. It is just a question of trying to more pep . . . more charm, point raised by some other hon. save a few pounds which probably member? «_C-Crct_Y ft£__.-_VES CUTS. 8RU.SES, Mr. ZUILL moved that the Com­ do not amount to triplicate figures, LYDIA £. PINKHAM'S SPRAINS, WOUNDS. COUGHS. COLDS, mittee rise, report progress and ob­ and at the same time release a L»Mi- BACK, ETC. AN OLD AND TESTED Hon. Col. DILL:- I cannot re­ tain leave to sit again, and that it be certain amount of spending powers VEGETABLE COMPaONO KEMEUY J?OR Mar* OR BEAST, collect any. recommended to the House that a in certain parts of the community. Message be sent to the Hon. the I agree, Sir, with the remarks Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT:—I cannot Legislative Council asking that a of the hon. and learned member, Sold in one size only recollect what point it was, but I do Committe be appointed to formwith and of the hon. member for War­ POSTAGE STAMPS Never sold in bulk rt member that there were two a Committee of the Assembly a wick, Mr. Patton. when they say points raised. Joint Committee, for the purpose of that we should have given consider­ For Collections considering and reporting on the ation to this when the Message Eill entitled "The Amenities Pre­ Hon. Col. Dill:—I remember there came from His Excellency the servation Act, 1935", for the in­ was some discussions, but I do not Governor, but I still say the matter BERMUDA formation of tho Legislature. remember any suggestion. It was was somewhat railroaded through and over the question of agreed fare. this House. I think on the last Mr. C. G-. GILBERT: - I must say Thafwhere the driver of a licensed day 0- meeting when this was con­ BRITISH WEST INDIAN that I dp not like this way of doin^ carriage agreed to accept a faro less sidered I said that only five days business at all. Here we have a than the legal fare, and then at­ Continued on Page 6 ERNEST J. BELL ~" . i IIITTfl|fT*ir*"ft*,*T*T-lTiTiririTTtM^ miiffir-iiniirnriMriniiiiiiiiiiiiii n minimi .1^1 JJJUIHL I m niin.innnwHW«m<.iiiiiii mm i

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Continued from Page 5 CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS "CANADA COMMERCE CARRIERS" had expired between the intro­ duction of the Bill and the passing OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS of same, and the hon. member for Warwick checked me up and CANADA — BERMUDA — WEST INDIES SERVICE said there was ample time to give consideration to it, but I Specially Built and Equipped for Tropical Travel have looked up the Minutes since BERMUDA —EASTERN GROUP — DEMERARA (Via BOSTON, MASS.) that to find that two days elapsed Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Halifax, N.S., Saint John, N.B., and when there were no meetings at Demerara, calling each way at Boston, Bermuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica, all. So, therefore, with those St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad remarks I still have to raise my objection. Arr. and Leave Leave Leave Arrive Leave Bermuda for STEAMER Halifax Boston, Mr. C. G. GILBERT (Sandys Bermuda Bermuda St. John, N.B., N.S. Mass. Parish):—Mr. Speaker, I must say for W.I. via Boston that I do not approve of this change. Lady Drake Jan. 26 with the I think this is something else we Lady Nelson are starting in Bermuda which is Jan. 11 Feb. 2 Lady Hawkins Jan. 20 Jan. 22 not going to be to the benefit of Jan. 24 Jan. 25 Feb. 16 Feb. 10 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 15 MONARCH of BERMUDA of the country generally. While Mar. 9 QUEEN of BERMUDA it may save £100 a year, it is ques­ Steamers sail from Halifax and arrive at Saint John, N.B. tionable I suppose whether it does that, we are taking away from XPERIENCED Bermuda travellers choose "Fur­ WESTERN GROUP SERVICE St. George's a resident Magistrate, ness" as a matter of course. For only on these great and a resident Magistrate is a Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Montreal (in summer), Halifax, N.S., E luxury-vessels do they have a private bath even at very necessary person in a thickly via Boston (in winter), calling at Hamilton, Bermuda; Nassau, Bahamas; Kingston, Jamaica; the minimum — as well as the whole catalogue of enter­ populated place in case of riots, and making C.N.S. connection at Jamaica for Belize, British Honduras. tainment features concentrated in the Furness "Pleasure- various things like that. Of course plan" . . . $250,000 dance decks, great sports decks, tiled Leave Leave Arrive Leave Arr. and Leave I know the Police have more duty swimming pools, night clubs, cocktail bars, ship-to- STEAMER Halifax Boston, Bermuda Bermuda Bermuda for than they used to have, but in the shore phones — not to mention the delicious meals and Mass. for W.I. Halifax via case of riots a Magistrate is ex­ the sea-going shipboard atmosphere for which Furness is Boston pected to act. I suppose as the noted. By all means — go "Furness"! law is now, that these Police Lady Somers Jan. 29 Magistrates may live anywhere, Lady Rodney Jan. 23 Jan. 25 Jan. 27 Jan. 28 Feb. 12 under the old Act he had to live Make Reservations Early Lady Somers Feb. 6 Feb. 8 Feb. 10 Feb. 11 Feb. 26 in the District over which he New York-bound passengers are urged to book as far in Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Mar. 12 advance as possible to avoid disappointment in securing was appointed. Now he can live in Hamilton, or anywhere between desired accommodations. Frequent sailings direct from VAGABOND CRUISES dock in Hamilton. St. George's and Somerset. Pre­ Passenger and Cargo Service, Bermuda — Eastern Service Demerara s sumably he will live in Hamilton, and there will be St. George's STEAMER Leave Halifax Arrive and Leave St.Georges for West Indies FOR RESERVATIONS APPLY: without a Magistrate. I suppose WATLINGTON & CONYERS there are Justices of the Peace. Chomedy. Jan. 26 Jan. 30 They are probably not very active, Chomedy. Mar. 2 Mar. 6 GENERAL AGENTS and they will have to do more Hamilton Bermuda work. I think this is another one of those changes which is not For Reservations Passenger and Freight Rates, apply to:— for the best good of Bermuda, and I do not think there is much * Also calls at St. George's. JOHN S. DARRELL 6. CO., Agents point in it. I presume the Civil Hamilton, Bermuda. Service Committee which is to Subject to change without notice. report later on this year, will include this in its deliberations, and The Civil Service Act will run only for a year, but if I can— and I am a member of this com­ HAMILTON POLICE COURT FURNESS BEEMUHA LINE mittee—do anything to change it. MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE and have it as it used to be, I am Before Major R. W. Appleby on (Under Contract with Be,mini. Government) going to do my best to do so. Saturday NEW YORK -BERMUDA-SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE Royal and United States Mail Steamers Mr. S. S. TODDINGS, Jr.: (St. Three offenders, Nelson Steed, (Royal ind United States Mail Steamers) George's Parish):—Mr. Speaker. T. E. V. "QUEEN OF BERMUDA" Archibald Young and Ernest What I have against this legis­ Stovell, were convicted for com­ lation is that it is going to cost Minimum $50,00 Round Trip F. V "MONAJICH OF BERMUDA" mitting a nuisance in a public the Colony more money. We were (Lowest Rates offered between New York and Bermuda) place and fined 5 - by the Magis­ Min. $60 arid up. led to believe, or I understood trate on Sautrday. during the passage of the initial Steamer* sail Piei 64 N.R.—Arrive at Pier 55 Brooklyn PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS Two defendants, Leroy Smith and Bill that it was going to be a saving. Wesley Edward Wharton, were (Foot Montague Street) Now I say again I think it is a phy­ found guilty or riding their bicycles •-.cave Arrive Leave Arrive sical impossibility for one man Leave Arrive and Sail Arrive Steamer Bermuda New York during prohibited hours without New York Bermuda to carry out these duties con­ Steamer New York Bermuda New York having lighted lamps attached, . scientiously. It means, I think Monarch and were each fined 15/-. of Bda Sat. Jan. 19|Mon. Jen. 21 Wed. Jan. 23 Fri. Jan. 25 that a great deal of work is going American Legion. . (from S. Amer) Tue. Jan. 29 Thur. Jan. 31 Queen of Bda... Thur. Jan. 24JSat. Jan. 26 Sat. Jan. 26'Mon. Jan. 28 to fall upon the Justices of the An old offender in the person of American Legion. . Sat. Feb. 2 Mon. Db. 4 (for S. Amer.) Monarch of Bda Sat. Jan. 26 Mon. Jan. 28 Wed. Jan. 30jFri. Feb. 1 Peace in these outlying Districts. Samuel Llewellyn Gibbons occupied Southern Cross... . (from S. Amer) Tue. Feb. 12 Thur. Feb. 14 Queen of Bda... Wed. Jan. 30'Fri. Feb. ISat. Feb. 2 Mon. Feb. 4 I asked the question the other the dock charged with being drunk Southern Cross. . . . Sat. Feb. 16 Mon. Feb. 13 (for S. Amer.) Monarch of Bda Sat. Feb. 2 Mon. Feb. 4 Wed. Feb. 6jFri. Feb. 8 day, supposing a prisoner was and incapable in Cedar Avenue Pan America (from S. Amer) Tue. Feb. 26 Thur. Feb. 28 Queen of Bda... Wed. Feb. 6 Fri. Feb. 8 Sat. Feb. 9iMon. Feb. 11 arrested on Saturday night, and a on Friday evening at 7.15 p.m. Pan America Sat. Mar. 2 Mon. Mar. 4 (for S. Amer.) Monarch of Bda Sat. Feb. 9 Mon. Feb. 11 Mon. Feb. lljWed. Feb. 13 Magistrate did not get to the Constable MacPherson found Gib­ American Legion. . (from S. Amer) Tue. Mar. 12 Thur. Mar. 14 Queen of Bda... V/ed. Feb. 13 Fri. Feb. 15 Sat. Feb. 16 Mon. Feb. 18 particular place until Tuesday, bons lying in the gutter near the American Legion . . Sat. Mar. 16 Mon. Mar. 18 (for S. Amer.) Monarch of Bda Sat. Feb. 16 Mon. Feb. 18 Tue. Feb. 19Thur. Feb. 21 would that man be kept confined, Catholic Church "drunk and to­ Southern Cross. . . . (from S. Amer) Tue. Mar. 26 Thur. Mar. 28 Queen of Bda... Thur. Feb. 21 Sat. Feb. 23 Sat. Feb. 23 Mon. Feb. 25 or what steps would be taken to tally incapable." Dr. Arton was Monarch of Bda Sat. Feb. 23 Mon. Feb. 25 Wed. Feb. 27 Fri. Mar. 1 secure his release? I was told called to the Police Station as it was Fort-nightly service there_fter Queen of Bda... Wed. Feb. 27 Fri. Mar. ISat. Mar. 2 Mon. Mar. 4 that the police had authority thought, as Gibbons is an old man, Monarch Northbound Steamers call a! Trinidad of Bda Sat. Mar. 2 Mon. Mar. 4 Wed. Mar. 6 Fri. Mar. 8 to release him. Now that is cer­ that he might be ill, but the Police Queen of Bda . Wed. M r. 6 Fri. Mar. 8 Sat. Mar. 9 Mon. Mar. 11 tainly a departure from the old surgeon expressed the opinion that Suuj'ct to change without notice if circui.-.iancea require Monarch of Bda Sat. Mar, 9 Mon. Mar. 11 Wed. Mar. 13 Fri. Mar. 15 days, because I remember in the the defendant was merely drun. In June last Gibbons was bound For roservations apply: JOHN S DARRELL & COMPANY, agents * Sails fri m New York 6.00 p.m. t Return to New York via Nassau. old days a Magistrate had to be communicated with, or be was over by Magistrate A. C. Smith 1245<...m.tp WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agents was communicated with always, and advised to go to the Poor House and asked if a prisoner could be and stay there. He did not heed J released on bail, or in his own the advice of the Bench, however, recognisance. But apparently all and was sent to prison for 14 days of those old customs are going fast, in the following month, which ' OCEAN DOMINION LINE and the result is that more power sentence Major Appleby described t is being passed on to what I de­ as being "not much good." CANADA — BERMUDA — scribe as "subordinates." I am His Worship decided to give Gib­ Both Socks and Ties . . . going to object to this. I have bons, who bears a very bad record, WEST INDIES—DEMERARA been conscientious all the way one last chance to go to the Poor ** SERVICE through, and I am going to ob­ House and stay, binding him j In just the bright checks a gay ject to it today. over. If the defendant fails to com- I ply with this ruling of the Court he I S.S. "CISSY" sails St. John N.B. Jan. 21st, Halifax Jan. 24th. Highlander chooses for full dress will be sentenced to a term of Mr. T. F. FALL (Sandys Parish): imprisonment. S. S. "MOYRA" " " N.B. Feb. 2nd, " Feb.. 7th. wear .... And, smart plaids and —Mr. Speaker. I am also going gay checks mean style this year. to object to the third reading Sergeant MacPherson. prosecut­ Fortnightly thereafter from Saint John, N.B., Via Halifax of this Bill because for one reason ing, stated that Gibbons was a I think the amount of money definite menace to the community. to be saved by the appointment He only stood around at street R. M. BROWNE, Agent of one Magistrate for the Central corners ar>d begged, and if charit­ GAY ARGYLE SOCKS . . . able souls preferred him money he Front Street Hamilton and Eastern Districts is not going Telephone 26S1 to amount to any real saving to would immediately squander it on hand framed and knitted from soft the Colony at all. Secondly I feel drink. Border Wool . . . they challenge you sure that I am safe in saying Gibbons was to be kept at the that it is going to be a very diffi­ Police Station until arrangements cult matter to get a prominent had been made for his re-admit­ 6j6 the pair Magistrate to accept the position tance to the Poor House. ROYAL MAIL LINES, LTD, on account of the small rate of Percy John Spencer, charged salary. I have been given to under­ with causing grevious bodily harm London Direct Service PLAID TIES . . . stand by one or two barristers to John Abraham on the Monarch that they could not possibly ac­ of Bermuda on January 12th., j cept it for the small amount of was remanded in custody for a fur- I M.v. "LOCHKATRINE' to sail from London Jan. 15th. woven of fine wool in colourful unique remuneration that is to be paid. ther three days. I M.v. "ARABY" " " Jan. 30th. As my colleague, Mr. Gilbert, has A boy of thirteen years of age J M.v. "LOCHMONAR" " " Feb. 12th. patterns . . . already said I still think that was charged with prowling round j S.s. ' LOMBARDY" " " Feb. 27th. M.v. there should be a Police Magis­ a dwelling house on Friday night 'LOCHGOIL" Mar. 12th. 5/6 each trate for St. George's, the same about 11.30 p.m. It appears that he All ships carry passengers. "Lochkatrine," "Lochmonar" and as we have for the Western Dis­ had been round the same house on "Lochgoil" have refrigerator accommodation. trict. There should be one ap­ previous occasions and on Friday Cargo accepted on Through Bill of Lading from all the principal Would do a Kilty proud [ pointed for the Parish of St. night he was caught red-handed. centres in Great Britain and the Continent. George's. He gave the extraordinary explan­ ation that he was only playing ball, Subject to change without notice. Mr. G. A. WILLIAMS (South­ but as His Worship remarked, it HARNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents. ampton Parish):—I also, at this was a most reidiculous explana­ HyH . Langridge & Co., 16, Great St. Helens, London, E.C.3. late stage, have to object to the tion to make he would like to passing of this Bill because I think know more about the boy before that the duties which will devolve deciding what to do with him. The upon the Magistrate under the accused was ordered to appear again BALANCE terms of this Bill will become ab­ in Hamilton Police Court this Children's clothes need O US t N STREET solutely impossible for him to morning. YOUR BEVERAGE DIET MM carry out. Any hon. member Three minor civil actions, all of SUNLIGHT SOAP • DRINK For Smart Sportswear . .. who has frequented the Sessions them concerning persons failing of the Magistrate's Courts, par- to leave rented houses when given to get them really clean formal notioes, completed Satur­ 1 INSTANT POSTUM

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KATE SMITH PRESENTS PHILA­ and "I Don't Want to Be Presid­ 10.00—A. & P. Gypsies—Frank <_>N_kN_»N_kS_kN__S DELPHIA AUDITION WINNERS ent." ir__ Parker, tenor Gabrielle Hunt, contralto singer, The Giersdorf Sisters, trio from 10.30—Colgate House Party—Good­ and the Harmoneers, a novelty the ensemble, will be featured with man's Orchestra quartet of singers, comedians and the orchestra in "Georgia's Gor­ 11.00—Contented Programme- instrumentalists, audition winners geous Gall," and the male quartet Ruth Lyon, soprano; the in the Philadelphia region, will be will feature "Stay as Sweet as You Lullaby Lady; male quartet; presented by Kate Smith on her Are," and "One Moment Alone," Eastman Orchestra New Star Revue over the WABC- the latter from "The Cat and the 11.30—National Radio Forum Columbia network tonight, from Fiddle." Other selections will in­ 12.00—The Grumitts—sketch * 9.30 to 10.00 o'clock, Bermuda time. clude an orchestral rendition of Both Miss Hunt and the quartet "Flirtation Walk," from the film WLW, Cincinnati 700 kc. TURN THE TAP will make their radio chain uebuts of that Litie; "Moonlight on the 6.00 Dorothea Ponce, songs on this programme. Ganges." with Darrell Woodyard, 6.15—Same as WEAF Six weeks ago when Kate was bass of the quartet, as soloist; and 6.30- Same as WJZ playing an engagement at a Phila­ "So Long, Forever, So Long," and 6.45—Jack Armstrong— sketch HOT WATER AT ANY TIME delphia club, Gabrielle Hunt on "Nobody's Sweetheart Now," by 7.00—Norsemen Quartet several occasions called on her in orchestra and quartet. 7.15—Bachelor of Song quest of a "break." But each time, * * * 7.30—Bob Newhall, sports talk "Magnet" Electric Water Heaters have just as she was about to approach RUTH LYON CONTENTED GUEST 7.45—Same as WJZ Kate, the young singer lost ber 8.00—Paul Pierson's Orchestra an effeciency of 97 %. They are like a huge nerve. This month, when she Ruth Lyon, soprano, making a 8.15—Lum and Abner—comedy learned about the auditions Miss return appearance as guest artist 8.30-9.30—Same as WJZ thermos bottle, the element is in the water Hunt was ill, but came from her on the Contented programme, will 9.30—Same as WEAF six bed to be selected as one of the [ sing Flotow's "The Last Rose of 10.00—Same as WJZ and automatically controlled. Hot water two best acts in the Philadelphia Summer" as an outstanding high­ 10.30—Same as WEAF without fuss or bother—at any time. A small contest. light of the broadcast from the 11.00—Dramatized Coins For Better and Stronger The Harmoneers come from Chicago studios over an NBC-WEAF 11.15—Same as WEAF deposit will bring this comfort to your home. Reading, Pa. They arrived at the network tonight at 11.00 o'clock. 11.30—Corn Cob Pipe Club Children Kreisler's "Cradle Song" will be WCAU studios in Philadelphia just 12.00—News Bulletins Qood for Qrown-ups too A product of the British G. E. C. specially before the close of the auditions, sung by the Lullaby Lady, "Stormy demonstrated their versatility, and Weather" j. and "Stout Hearted WJZ, New York 760 kc. made to suit Bermuda conditions, were adjudged winners. The four Men," from "The New Moon," will 5.30- -King's Jesters Try VI-TONE Today be presented in harmony by the young men—Walter Harper, Babe 5.45- -Jules Lande Ensemble JACK ARNOLD is the AGENT from £7. 0. 0 Fidler, Frank Long and Wes Schaef­ male quartet and Morgan L. East- 6.00- -Al Pearce and his Gang fer—have been together since last jj man's orchestra will play the ever- 6.15- -Gale Page, contralto year during which time they have popular "Glow Worm" by Lincke, 6.30 -The Singing Lady broadcast locally in Reading and "Vilia" from "The Merry Widow" 6.45- -Little Orphan Annie See them at our Showrooms played vaudeville engagements. and Glazounow's "Autumn and 7.00- -Stage Relief Fund Pro­ * * * Winter." gramme NELSON EDDY FIRESTONE * * * 7.05- -U.S. Army Band SOLOIST TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES 7.30- -Press-Radio News 0 TFie Electric Light Company Nelson Eddy, young American 7.35- -Three X Sisters, songs baritone, will make his second ap­ (Bermuda Time) 7.45- -Lowell Thomas The pearance as the featured soloist on 8.00- -Amos 'n' Andy 4325CC..S. the Voice of Firestone concert dur­ GSD, 25.5 m.; GSB, 31.5 m. 8.15- -Plantation Echoes—Willard OVER- ing the broadcast tonight, over an (5.30-6.45) GSB, 31.5; GSA, 49.6 m. Robison's Orchestra; South- NIGHT NBC-WEAF network at 9.30, Ber­ Daventry, England aires Quartet feKEratt^KSfe^feSftS^ftC muda time. Eddy, singing from 4.00—Symphony in Rhythm. Har­ 8.30- -Red Davis—sketch the studios in Hollywood, will be old Ramsay's Band. 8.45- -Dangerous Paradise—sketch COLD CURE heard in two groups of songs, the 5.00—With and Without Preju­ 9.00- -Jan Garber's Supper Club- /V.ilibrss of people iirst consisting of "O Sole Mio" dice. A prograznme of say­ Dorothy Page, contralto and "Carry Me Back to the Lone ings of last year from their 9. SO- -Carefree Carnival in c-i-ss ei- colds, coughs, Prairie." Following an interlude contents by Cecil Madden. 10.00- -Sinclair Minstrel Show grippe end similar ailments of music by a male chorus and Wil­ 5.45—Oratorio Solos. 10.30- -Panelty—dramatic sketch Little Jackie Heller, tenor nave: uee anything but liam Daly's orchestra performing 6.00—News Bulletin 11.00- -America in Music—Dandies Grove's Laxative Bromo in the Radio City studios in New 6.15-6.45—Dance Music. 11.15- Quartet; Alice Remson, con­ York, Eddy will offer Schubert's Quinine. Give it a trial tralto immortal "Serenade" and "Vision GSC, 31.3 m.; GSA, 49.6 m. and convince yourself. At 11.45 Fighting Noise—Orestes H. Fugitive," from Massenet's "Hero- 7.00—Big Ben. Dance Music. your chemist. EDICAL AUTHORITIES compute that your kidney., Caldwell, electrical engineer M contain ahout Jjfti'en miles of tiny tubes or filters 7.30—Talk: "Nightmare Series- which hcin to purify the blood and keep you healthy. diade." No. 8: Behind the Wall." 12.00—,Jac k Denny's Orchestra They should excrete through the bladder 2J pints of * * * A Ghost Story by Noel Streat- urine a day containing four per cent, of solid waste. A. & P. GYPSIES field. Told by the Author. WABC, New York 860 kc. If you have trouble with too frequent bladder passages, "Una Furtiva Lagrima," from scanty urine attended by burning and discomfort, the 7.45—Tunes of the Times, Early 5.30—Variety Musicale fifteen miles of kidney tubes need washing out. This Donizetti's "L'Elisir D'Amore" English Music. 16th, 17th Don't neglect danger signal may be the beginning of nagging backache, sung by Frank Parker, tenor, adds 6.00—Og, Son of Fire—sketch leg pains, loss of energy and vitality, getting up at nights, and 18th Centuries. The 6.15—Skippy—sketch Backache lumbago, swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic pains and an operatic note to the A. & p. B.B.C. Empire Orchestra. dizzy attacks. Gypsies programme over an NBC- 6.30—Jack Armstrong—sketch Rheumatism 8.45-9.00—News Bulletin. 6.45—Betty Barthell, songs Don't wait until you are laid up, ask your dealer for WEAF network tonight, at 10.00 Urinary Doan's Backache Kidney Pills—a pukka prescription which o'clock. Parker also will sing the 7.00—Buck Rogers—sketch has been used successfully by millions of kidney sufferers WEAF, New York 660 kc. current hit "Stay As Sweet As You 7.15—Bobby Benson—sketch Disorders for forty years. Doan's Pills give quick, soothing relief 5.00—"Books and Their Authors," and will help to wash out the fifteen miles of kidney Are" and the Gypsies under the 7.30—The Shadow—sketch Harry Hansen tubes and in this way restore your vigour and vitality. baton of Harry Horlick will present 7.55—Press-Radio News 5.30—"Screen Plays and Players," as orchestral features Drigo's Ser­ 8.00—Myrt and Marge—sketch Mordaunt Hall 1/3 enade, Poema by Melfi and Proces­ 8.15—Just Plain Bill—sketch Simmons Beds — Springs — 5.45—The Lady Next Door 12/9 sion of the Sardar, from Ippolitov- 8.30—The O'Neills—sketch OAN'g 6.00—Kay Foster, songs 8.45—Boake Carter Mattresses — Furniture Ivanov's Caucasian Sketches. 6.15—Tom Mix, songs BackacheKidneyPiUsVs^V * * * 9.00—Diane and Her Life Saver— Convenient Terms 6.30—George Sterney's Orchestra musical comedy ANDRE KOSTELANETZ 6.45—Stamp Club—Captain Tim 9.15—Edwin C. Hill BERMUDA TRADING CO. Andre Kostelanetz will conduct Healy 9.30—Kate Smith's New-Star Re­ his 40-piece orchestra, male quartet 7.00—Xavier Cugat's Orchestra vue—Jack Miller's Orch.; and 14-voice mixed ensemble in 7.15—The Desert Kid—sketch Gabrielle Hunt, contralto; PERSONAL another half-hour of rich and 7.30—Press-Radio News Harmoneers Quartet THE LINEN SHOP colourful popular music over the 7.35—Carol Deis, soprano 10.00—Andre Kostelanetz Orch.; Overheard in Reid St.: "Well, nationwide WABC-Columbia net­ St. George's 7.45—Billy Batchelor—sketch vocal ensemble and male it's time for me to go home to work at 10.00 o'clock, tonight, when goo—The Child Labour Amend­ Quartet lunch—and don't you hate to he starts the third week of his ment—Walter Hopkins 10.30—The Big Show with Gertrude go home on wash day?" Won­ three-a-week programme series. A 8i5—Secret Ink—dramatic sketch Niesen, Block and Sully, Lud der if this man gives any HAND EMBROIDERED MADEIRA TOWELS highlight of the programme will be 8 30—Fox Fur Trappers Orchestra Gluskin's Orch. thought to what mother an orchestra and vocal ensemble Pure Linen — Handsome Designs 8 45—Uncle Ezra—sketch 11.00—Wayne King's Orchestra hates? medley of tunes from the current 9 oo—Richard Himber's Orchestra 11.30—Doctors, Dollars and Dis­ Broadway revue, "Calling All BERMUDA LAUNDRY 3/" and 2/» each 9 30—Voice of Firestone—Nelson eases—talk 4232^s. Stars," comprising "if it's Love," Eddy, baritone; mixed chor­ 11.45—Emery Deutsch—violin Cleaners and Dyers "I'm Stepping Out of the Picture," us; Daly's Orchestra 13.00—Glen Gray's Orchestra. Dial 2104 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1935 Page 9

English Football Results Reveal MAIL NOTICES Numerous Surprises !! Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of I Local and Foreign Sporting News 5 LONDON, Jan. 19 (CP).—Satur­ Bermuda" for Great Britain the day's English Football fixtures re­ Dominion of Canada, and the United States of America, will GOLF sulted as follows:— close at the General Post Office on BY "ELLIS' Wednesday the 23rd. January, 1935, FIRST DIVISION *M at 12.00 Noon. Arsenal Leeds United Supplementary Mail: (Double Postage) From 12.00 Noon to Leicester C. Notts' Committee Resigns Aston Villa 1.00 P.M. MEN'S Unpromising Start by the M.C.C. Blackburn R. West. Brom A. Chelsea Sunderland Registered Mail at 11.30 A.M. LONDON, Jan. 19 (CP)—The Against Trinidad XI Everton Grimsby T. Parcel Post for Great Britain JANUARY TOURNAMENT and the United States at 11.30 Committee of the Nottingham­ Huddersfield T. Preston N.E. shire County Cricket Club today A.M. PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, Jan. Manchester C. Birmingham * * * January 22nd to 26th decided to resign as a body at the 19 (CP)—Play started In the second Middlesboro Sheffield W. Mails per S.s. "Lady Hawkirs" annual meeting in March, follow­ Colony match at 11.35 a.m., Wyatt Portsmouth Liverpool for the West Indies, and British ing the no-confidence vote passed i again winning the toss and electing Stoke City Derby Co. at Guiana, will close at the General at the mass meeting of members of to send the M.C.C. to bat. The Wolverh'm'ton Tottenham H. the Club which was reported in Post Office on Thursday the 24th. RIDDELL'S BAY following English team lined up:— January, 1935 at 4.30 P.M. these columns on Friday. Wyatt, Townsend, Iddon, Hendren. SECOND DIVISION Registered Mail and Parcel Post No Entrance Fees No Greens Fees The members attacked the Com­ Leyland, Ames, Harbord, Paine, mittee because it endorsed send­ at 4.00 P.M. Fames, Hollies, (eleventh man not Barnsley Manchester U. * * . ing the apology to the Australian mentioned), with Hammond, Blackpool Notts Forest Frizes for each flight Mails per S.s. "Lady Drake" for cricket authorities for the so-called Smith and Farrimond standing Bradford C. Burnley the Maritime Provinces and New­ Phone your entry No. 1647 "bodyline" bowling in the 1934 down. Bury Hull City foundland, will close at the Gen­ Test matches. Trinidad fielded the following XI: Newcastle U. Fulham Direct Ferry Service eral Post Office on Saturday the The Committee said that they Norwich City —G. C. Grant, R. S. Grant, Sealy, Bradford 26th. January, 1935, at 10.30 A.M. were willing to carry on business Maynard, Agard, Grell, Merry, L. Notts County Oldham Ath. Supplementary Mail: (Double until the new committee was Constantine, E. Constantine, Tang­ Plymouth A. Portvale Postage) from 12.00 Noon to 1.00p.m. TIME TABLE appointed. Among those resigning choon and Achong, with Hadley Sheffield U. Swansea T. Registered Mail at 10.03 A.M. was Sir Julien Cahn, the Fresident- as twelfth man. The umpires were Southampton Bolton W. Parcel Post for the Dominion of Leave Elect. Sir Julien has sponsored Richardson and Guillen. When West Ham U. Brentford Canada at 10.00 A.M. numerous cricket tours including they took the wicket the weather * * * Transportation Wharf Princess Darrell's Wharf one to Canada, the United States was fine and the pitch fast but per­ THIRD DIVISION Mails per Q.t.e.v. "Queen of and Bermuda in the Summer of fect. 1,000 spectators were present (Southern Section") 9.00 9.05 9.10 Bermuda" for Great Britain, the 1933. at the start with Learie and E. Dominion of Canada, and the 10.00 10.05 10.10 Constantine sharing the attack Bournemouth Clapton O. 00 United States of America, will Southend U. 2.00 2.05 2.10 against Wyatt and Townsend. With Bristol R. close at the General Post Office on Luton Town 14 Nations Enter Davis Cup Race only five runs on the board Towns- Charlton Ath. Saturday the 26th. January, 1935, • 4310tth.s.m.tu. Brighton end was caught by G. C. Grant off Crystal Palace at 12.00 Noon. L. Constantine for 2; score, 5-1-2. Exeter City Bristol City LONDON, Jan. 19 (CP)—With Registered Mail at 11.30 A.M. By the luncheon interval the Newport Co. Millwall thirteen days to go before the lists Parcel Post for Groat Britain, score had risen to 59 for 2 wickets North'm't'n T. Gillingham closed, the British Lawn Tennis and the United States at 11.30 after 89 minutes' batting, Iddon Queens P.R. Cardiff City Association, holders of the Davis A.M. Swindon T. Cup, yesterday announced that being dismissed for 16 and Wyatt Reading * * * Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor and Hendren still holding the fort. Torquay U. Aldershot fourteen nations had entered for Mails Despatched Lieut.-General Sir T. Astley Cubitt, K.C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. By this time the crowd had in­ Watford Coventry C. the 1935 international com­ Mails leaving Bermuda on Wed­ creased to 4,000. The sky was dull x=x » x=x petition including China which nesday the 23rd. should connect and the batting cautious, while (Northern Section) had not competed since 1928. The with S.s. "Berengaria" sailing from both the Grants, also Constantine The Band of the Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps, deadline is January 31st., with the New York for Southampton on by kind permission of draw taking place on the next day. and Maynard were frequently ap­ Barrow Rotherham U. the 25th, January, 1935. Ma.ior P. S. Ingham, M.M., and Officers P T\vo of last year's challengers are plauded for their great fielding. Carlisle U. Halifax Town * * * s Nine maidens were bowled in 32 Chester Darlington missing, Canada and Japan. Can­ Mails Due on Saturday from overs. Chesterfield Crewe Alex. ada has already announced that England Among the spectators were His Doncaster R. Gateshead she is out of the play because of Mails per S.s. "Berengaria" due Excellency the Governor of Trinidad Hartlepools U. Stockport Co. the early dates of the North-Amer­ to arrive in New York on the 22nd., and Lady Hollis. Lincoln City Tranmere R. A GRAND CONCERT ican zone competition which does should connect with Q.t.e.v. oo Mansfield T. Walsall not allow the team to get into the "Queen of Bermuda" sailing for will be held in the New Brighton York City competition. Saltus Grammar School Play the Bermuda on the 24th. January, : Rochdale Wrexham 00 1935. I Southport Accrington S. COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE Dockyard Apprentices * * * Death of Lionel Richardson Mails Despatched ON On the Saltus field on Friday Scottish Football Results Mails leaving Bermuda on Satur- VANCOUVER. Jan. 19 (CP) — afternoon a Soccer match took day the 26th. should connect with | Thursday, January 31st, 1935 Lionel Richardson. 72, and many place between the 1st XI and the LONDON, Jan. 19 (CPi The fol­ S.s. "Manhattan" sailing from at 8.30 p.m. years ago tennis champion of South Dockyard Apprentices side, result­ lowing were Saturday's results in New York for Plymouth on the Africa besides being an active crick­ ing in a win for the visitors by four 30th., January, 1935. the two Scottish Football Lxgue. IN AID OF eter, collapsed and died here yes­ goals to 1. Jenkins was responsible terday. for three of the West Enders' goals DIVISION I THE POLICE BENEVOLENT FUND and Gloine one, while Hallett 00 netted for the Saltus XI. Mr. H. J. Aberdeen 2 Celtic o New York. Agents, Watlington & England and Wales Draw Hallett refereed and the sides lined Albion Rovers 1 Dunfermline 2 Conyers. The following have very kindly given their services:— up as follows:— Clude 3 Airdrieonians * * * THE CASTLE HARBOUR ORCHESTRA S.G.S.—Goal-keeper, Gibbons, o TWICKENHAM. Jan. 19 (CP)— Hamilton A. 1 Dundee 1 S.s. Lady Drake (C.N.S.) is due COMMANDER G. RIDGWAY, R.N. (retired) E. L.; Backs, Young, K., Chiappa, England and Wales played to a 3-3 Hearts 1 Patrick T. 2 to arrive from the West Indies MISS HELEN WATLINGTON C; halves, Williams, N. H., Pas­ tie in their international Rugby Kilmarnock 3 Motherwell 3 on Saturday, January 26th., sailing THE BERMUDIANA ORCHESTRA chal, S. M., Vorley, L.; forwards, Union match at Twickenham this Queens Park 5 Ayr United 4 the same day for Saint John, N.B., ADAH SPURLING Moniz, E., Thompson, S., Hassell, afternoon. There was no score at Queen of South 0 Hibernians 2 via Boston. Agents. J.S. Darrell THE PRINCESS ORCHESTRA W. G., Hallett, W. C, Ashton, C. P. half-time. Rangers 1 St. Mirren 0 & Co. THE "EUREKA" FOUR Dockyard Apprentices.—Hart; St. Johnstone 4 Falkirk 0 MR. WALTER SMITH The Duke of Kent was among K/me, Twitchen; Evans, Collier. the 70.000 spectators who wit­ I\._K. BILLY deBEAUREPAIRE Ruberry; Glome, Jenkins, Heal, DIVISION II S.s. Lady Rodney (C.N.S.) is due nessed the game. Pout, Kingdom. to arrive from Halifax via Boston Accompanist — Mr. Norman Parker oo Dockyard attacked first and Alloa 4 Kings Park 0 on Sunday, January 27th., sailing scored immediately. Saltus then Brechin City 1 Cowdenbeath 2 the following day for the West DOORS OPEN AT 8 p.m CARRIAGES 10.30 p.m. Victoria's K.xJ.some Lead reataliated and after pressing for Dundee United 5 Forfar Ath. 3 Indies. Agents, J.S. Darrell & sometime secured the equaliser East Stirling 6 Dumbarton 2 Co. TICKETS—6/-, 5/-, if- through a good hard shot. Play ^BRISBANE, Aus., Jan. 19 (CP) — East Fife 3 Edinburgh C. 1 may be obtained from the Officers of the Force, Major Cookson, for the remainder of this half was Leith Athletic 3 Raith Rovers 0 M.C., or at Police Headquarters. The following are the scores in the fairly even, the advantage, if any, Q.T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda Sheffield Shie.c- cricket match here: Montrose 0 Arbroath 5 (Furness-Bermuda Line) is due lying with Dockyard, the heavier Morton 1 Third Lanark 0 41!6tm.f. to 31.1.35 Queensland 114 and 111 for 5 team, who led at hald-time 2-1. to arrive from New York on Mon­ wickets; Victoria 290. Darling 147, Stenhousemuir 1 St. Bernards g day, January 28th., sailing at Both teams attacked during the Sievers 58, Gilbert 5 for 77. 3.00 p.m. Wednesday, January 30th second half, and Dockyard secured ,-_ . on return trip. Agents, Watling­ two more goals, in spite of good ton & Conyers. work by the Saltus backs. The STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS Saltus forwards made several at­ * * * tacks but the Dockyard backs re­ QT.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda(Fur- j S.s. American Legion (Munson YOU EXPECT IT! mained firm, and the game finish­ ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive Line) is due to arrive from South ed 4-1 in their favour. from New York today, Janu­ America on Tuesday, January 29th oo ary 21st., sailing at 3.00 p.m. Wed­ sailing the same day for New Kellsboro Jack's Victory nesday, January 23rd., on return York. Agents, J. S. Darrell & trip. Agents, Watlington & Con­ Co. yers. * * * HURST PARK, Jan. 19 (CP)— * * . Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark's Kellsboro S.s. Lady Somers (C.N.S.) is due S.s. Western World (Munson to arrive from the West Indies Jack, winner of the Grand National Line) is due to arrive from New on January 29th., sailing the same \ in 1933, today galloped to a length York today, January 21st., day for Halifax via Boston. Agents, and a half victory over J. V. Rank's sailing for South America the same J. S. Darrell & Co. YOU GET IT Southern Hero in the Star and Gar­ day. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. * * * ter steeplechase over a distance of * * * j 3 miles and 180 yards. S.s. Lady Hawkins (C.N.S.) is S.s. "Cissy" (Ocean Dominion THE PHOENIX In the betting Kellsboro Jach was due to arrive from Halifax via Line) due January 29th from 7 to 1 as against 7 to 4 for the rank Boston on Thursday, January 24th, Halifax via St. Jchn N.B. sails for On the Corner—On the Alert—To Serve You Well standard bearer. sailing the following day for the Demerara on completion of dis­ charge. A friendly warning: Colds and grippe arc at this oo West Indies. Agents, J.S. Darrell & Co. * * * season of the year are very much in evidence. Dont S.s. Coronado (Elders & Fyffes * * 9 S.s. Chomedy (C.N.S.) is due to hesitate to fortify your health with the proper safe' I Line) is due to arrive from Ja­ Q.T.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur­ arrive from Halifax with cargo, guards medical science has perfected. Remember an maica on Saturday, February 9th., ness-Bermuda Line) is due to on Wednesday, Jan. 30th sailing I sailing the same day for Avon- arrive from New York on Saturday- for the West Indies, after com­ ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! Take j mouth, England. Agents, Wat- January 26th., sailing at 3.00 p.m. pletion of discharging at Bermuda. no chances with your health and that of your loved ones! I lington & Conyers. the same day on return trip to Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co.

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_-_____... 4_-_M-tt_~'_:__»____ COLOMAL PARLIAMENT BELMONT MANOR NOTES LOST IM THE LONG RUN Continued from Page 6 A BOOK. Left in carriage last Sat­ Very likely you own a bicycle ticularly the Central Ccj.r_, cannot urday night. Will driver please ...she cheapest From Montreal, registering be otherwise than thoroughly return to office of Bermuda Press, at Belmont Manor for the mid­ convinced that with the large Ltd. Fare travelled from Pem­ Je in Hi®* Concentrate on a winter season are Mr. and Mrs. volume of civil matter which comes K. A. Henderson. Mr. Henderson broke Hall to Pleasant Knoll. world before that Court that the Magis­ 4351 fs. eitp. is a member of the firm of Messrs. trate cannot efficiently deal with Collier, Norris & Handerson, of that matter, and that through the Montreal. other Courts as well. This par­ From Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. E. FOR RENT ticular Court at the pesent time "Raleigh" n- Frank Wright have registered for is very often congested with civil an indefinite stay. Mr. Wright Attractive modern APARTMENTS, cases, many of which, have to be is President of Bennett & Wright, completely furnished. Southern carried over for consideration to Ltd., of Toronto. exposure, pleasantly situated in other days, and I conscientiously Hamilton. Ernest Motyer, Tele­ most profitable and feel that it will not be very long From Manhasset, Long Island, phone 2140. after this scheme has been put we have Miss Ethel Glorney who 4329*f. ei to th24. satisfactory Cycle* into operation that it will be de­ is occupying her former suite termined that they wile have to at Belmont Manor for the season. TWO TENEMENT HOUSE, 8 rooms revert to the old system. If we From St. Louis registering at at Spanish Point, 3 and 5 rooms respectively, separate modern THE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE had a Court for civil matter and Belmont Manor are Mr. and Mrs. another for criminal matter, I Peter W. Herzog. Mr. Herzog is conveniences. Apply Rennie & see the possibility of this scheme Vice-President and Secretary of Vaucrosson, or Dial 1397. being successful. But for these the Industrial Bank of St. Louis, 4235ft. eitp. reasons, Mr. Speaker, I must ob­ Mo. FLAT in Oil Company Building, Thos. J* Wadson & Son ject, even at this late stage, to From New York City, we have Pitts Bay. Six rooms, verandah. the passing of this Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Fisher, Vacant February 1st. Phone .361t.,<.m.eUp. former guests of Belmont Manor 1515 To be Continued who are occupuying their annual 4314fth. eitp. suite. Mr. Fisher is Vice-President FURNISHED APARTMENT, five of The Equitable Life Assurance rooms, separate modern conveni­ WAR PREPARATION IN FAR EAST "Along the Waterfront" Society of United States. ences, verandah, top floor. Price CUSTOMS HOUSE From New York staying at Bel­ reasonable. Phone 2308. PEIPING, Jan. 19. (CPi-Dis­ Continued from Page 1 LIQUID, 1 ABLETS, SALVE NOSE mont for the season are Mr. and 4"30*s.m. patches from Mukden state that DROPS "It is better to be looked over Mrs. Chaur.cey M. Meyers who large scale preparations are going Checks Malaila in 3 days, Culds first Rates of Exchange than be overlooked!" are also former guests. Mr Myers Seven-room COTTAGE on Serpen­ on apace to make the Japanese day. Headaches or Neuralgia in 30 It was encouraging news to hear is a member of the firm of L. & tine Road. All modern conveni­ military machine fully prepared minutes. The following rates of ex­ that Mercer Beasley was going to C Myers & Company, diamond ences. Dial 1539. for a swift thrust beyond the Fine Laxative and Tonic change were in force at the coach tennis at Saltus Grammar importers. 4362 *m. border of Jehol province into Chan- Customs House on Saturday, School. The School may indeed ar. It is maintained in some Unfurnished "CATLIN" situated January 19th:— be proud that such a famous quarters that Japan's reputed desire in Pembroke, 5 bedrooms, 2 coach's services are available in U.S.A $4.88 to conquer Chahar is rooted in the bathrooms. Apply C. N. Cooper, Bermuda without especially im­ Canada 4.88 I fear of a Russo-Japanese war. Pearman, Watlington & Co. Belgium 21 porting one. The recent cham­ 4372tm. w.m. | Further advices from the seat of pionships at the Stadium were France 74 ; M__5l____§_____l«jl£l operations state that the Japanese unfortunately conspicuous by the Germany 12 will surely raid Jehol and are de­ Hollaud 7.24 small entry list and the advance­ termined to move forcibly against ment of the game at Bermuda's Hong Eong 1/9 the troops commanded by Sung #s% HOUSES Italy 57 leading school may ultimately re­ Chehuan, the Chinese governor of veal a good deal of hidden talent. Japan 1/2 1 Chahar, the easternmost province When all is said and done there is FOR RENT OR SALE of inner Mongolia. ample opportunity of all-year- i * * * round tennis here and there is no World's Fail* Fo©-. Properties for Sale 00 TCKIO. Jan. 20 (CP-Havas.— reason why Bermuda should not METEOROLOGICAL NOTES , The War Office spokesman said to- develop into an international cen­ Hold Demons teat-tons MRS. ROBINSON i day that General Sung Cheyuan, tre for the game with an inter­ CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. j the Chinese governor of Chehar January 19th. national team competing. Phone 2066 Cables "Carbrook" j province, probably realises the dis- ]V/[ISS MARGARET CANAVAN, Food Barometer— There are few places in the world ^ Expert for Standard Brands Incorpor­ Bank of Bermuda Building i advantages of challenging the Jap- where such ample opportunities 8.00 a.m 1017.4 milUbars I anese as he sees they mean business, ated, is in Bermuda direct from the World's I .197tth.eitp. 30.05 inches are afforded. Fair in Chicago and will hold a scries ol Chocolate^ : and he will remember a promise * * * 8.00 p.m 1022.8 milUbars I which would settle the matter then demonstrations «>n Tues- PUDDING "When two friends part they 30 20 Inches day and Wednesday and there, the authorities added. should lock up one another's secrets |anu- Wind— ary 21st and 22nd All ^,MM I oo and exchange the keys" is an old ROYAL] 8.00 ei.m. N.W 46 mi. per hr. housewives and other in­ saying and one which would be the Quick A- Noon, N.N.W 42 mi. per hr. STEEL BUSINESS UP terested in the preparation GELATIN DES5_;?.T means of drowning a deal of idle «•&_*____•_•___, 8 p.m N. 35 mi. per hr. | oi fi teds are invited. gosssip were it carried out more jlax Temp, for 24 hrs. 64° Miss Canavan will feature PITTSBURGH. Jan. 20.—The extensively. \V.\!. MURPIIIJ Min. Temp, foi 2! hrs 50'' !• United States Steel Corporation Royal Gelatin Desserts, J*\~-*> If we are mentally and socially Front St. Rainfall 'or 24 hrs 01 j has announced the restoration of a and Chocolate and Vanilla Sunshine for 21 hrs 2 hr. 12 min alive we are all gossips more or less. Puddings. ' six-day week, which, in effect, will After all, all the most interesting Furnished and Unfurnished £1 FORFION UFPO«TP i mean 10 per cent more pay for things in the world are those which j thousands of its salaried employees. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SEE A NOVEL f *. a men and women say and do, from C OTTAGEO as o ,_. m j The move came with an announce­ AND INTERESTING DISPLAY OF DESSERTS AND C *. day to day, and he or she who is O 3 SALADS. « ment of gains in activity in the in­ interested in those things, and 3 s FOR RENT or SALE Dace 3 - H * .a dustry. likes to talk of them, is a gossip; th LAND FOR SALE January 19th. 8g When the five-day week, which this is as true of writing as it is a ~ % TJ A* acted as a cut in pay, was an­ of talking, for a good biography is New Westbury nounced in August, the industry Richmond Road EH 3. - a book of gossip. was operating at only 18.4 per cent History contains a large element Dial-1108 Cable "Teucro" capacity. Today, figures revealed, CANADA: of gossip and much of the interest REAL ESTATE BUSINESS it is at a 47.5 per cent level, the Montreal O b of a good novel is largely that which Established 1911 highest point in months. Ottawa — 8 hC springs from the element or in­ Mrs. Grosvenor 00 Toronto 14 c — spiration of gossip. U.S.A.: LEAGUE COUNCIL CONSIDERS The habit of gossip, however, TUCKER 0 b is so common and it lends itself Under management of New York ii be FORTIFICATION RUMOUR so easily to abuse. MISS JANE TUCKER Tliiladelphia oo c Recently I required some inform­ 1198i|h.citp. ation on a certain subject but I Atlantic City 22 c GENEVA. Jan. 20 (CP).- The Washington 28 c deliberately sought another source .38 : Council of the League today took as I knew perfectly well that my HEN don't waste any time BERMUDA: I indirect noiice of the rumours that I.UNGALOWS first would-be informant was such IQOTJ0 9octM St. George's 56 c .10 ! Japan is fortifying former German T — take two Genasprin For Rent and Sale an idle gossip that by being in RECOMMEND GENASPRIN I islands in the Pacific which it holds tablets in a little water, GEPvALD GRAY NOTE: b -blue sky, be—partly his very desirable presence for I under the League mandate. At the TO RELIEVE THE PAIN OF Real Estate cloudy, c—cloudy, o—overcast, two minutes I should miss my and before the pain has time ! same time the Council avoided tak- Phone 1169 Fire fi Marine BldfJ. r—rain, p—passing showers, s— ferry and my lunch I So I pro­ to get really bad, Genasprin I ing any stand on the question of I (Night 2249) Cables "Houses" snow, f—fo£, t—trace, bf—blue cured my information elsewhere. will banish it. Genasprin } Japan's rights to retain control of (Next Bank) Bky ana fog, rs—slept, z—hazy. One of these days I shall be retains its power in spite of | tho islands after her resignation -co very inclined to impart to my j from the League. frequent administration. It MRS. S. K. MULFORD DIES friendly but confirmed gossiper. is absolutely pure aspirin, and "Listen,! you're a darned good co -— therefore it ia reliable and scout, but every time you see me Bermud a PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20. -Mrs.j STATIONMASTER SENTENCED don't talk idle gossip in breathless safe. Genasprin leaves no Spencer K. Mulford, Jr., died of spasms, because pauses and rests after-effects whatever. s PC. A. pneumonia OD Wednesday at the TO DEATH are as important in talking as they Abington Memorial Hospital. She All Chemists sell Genasprin in bottles i are in music and singing. For of 35 tablets. If your Chemist is out 9*' / Dissolve was 49 years old. TIKHORETZKAYA. Russia, Jan. of stock, arite now to NICHOLL & ,-$** Gen.T.nrin in a little HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS heaven's sake don't talk yourself water lor the best results. Known as a big-game hunter, j £0 (CP). _\I. Guzev, stationmaster out of your shop. . . . rest assured ASHTON, P.O. Box 529, Hamilton SECRETARY horsewoman and clog fancier, she j at Kois-ig, was sentenced today to that whatever the subject there NEW WINDSOR HOTEL was the former Fayeile Dodge, i be shot as responsible for two still remains a good deal more to SIDNEY O. SIMS daughter cf Mrs. James Mapes • train .-.recks on January 6 which be said!" there's safe, certain help in Dodge and .he late Mr. Dodge, a INSPECTOR i caused the death of six persons, Heaven alone knows what the noted engineer. She lived at Horse PHONE 1785 j Eight trainmen received prison result would be if music was one Show Farm. Jamison, where she ! sentences of from three to ten long semibrove!. . . . but I still had a large collection of trophies j years each. hope he reads this, that is, if he | from hunting trips in Canada and — oc can shut up for a minute! 1 SW& C^v ™ § Alaska. * * + MARIE HOUSTON ON THE AIR Surviving, besides her mother, And while this copy is being se­ are her husband, a member of the verely censored (not necessarily Made by Gcnatosan Ltd., Loughborough. Hn chemical firm of H. K. Mulford Tomorrow from 6.30 p.m. to 7 censured,) my editor recalls the Company;a sister, Mrs. H.Bernard p.m. (U.S. time). Marie Houston, story of the man who was asked Wilkinson, of Bermuda, and two who will be remembered by many which he would prefer, to hear brothers, Karl Dodge of Ambler and in Bermuda, will be the guest artist Maeaulay talk or read him. He Kern Dodge, former director of with the Armco programme over replied that he would rather read Public Safety of Philadelphia. N.B.C. She will sing "Indian Love him for by that method he was Call" and the Cuban Song "Maria able to shut him up occasionally! La O!" FLIERS MISSING i»3 Miss Houston will be glad to r we -_ "ROVER." $%k la & • hear from any listener-in. ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 19. KEEPS '. *y LAUGHSNG (CP)—No word was received today —00— Everything depends on a clean system. from the cabin monoplane with *>*_% Sickness, Headaches, Irritability, etc., four aboard which left Thursday MASONIC INSTALLATION HOLDROYD & SON, 245, Idle Rd. have thei'. origin in Constipation. But just as these i_I„ arise from one cause on a flight to Seattle with planned BRADFORD, ENGLAND The "RELIABLE" Firm for so ONE HEMEDY—Beccham's Pills- stops at White Horse, in the Yukon, puts an end to them. This purely The Installation of W.M. and and Atlin and Hazelton in British vegetable remedy banishes 90% of poor officers of Abercorn Lodge, No. 123, FLANNELS Columbia. health, because it removes the ONE G.R.I., will take place this evening underlying cause, Constipation. By -00- at their Lodgeroom. Hamilton Hall, ' DOESKINS cleansing, purifying and regulating the system they quickly make you fit. SHIPPING MEN CONFER lodge tyled at 7.00 p.m. SERGES, etc. Suits and Pants to Measure LONDON, Jan. 20 (CP)—An in­ Send for Patterns and S.M. Forms Free, ternational shaping corporation to Medium-sized APARTMENT in also liiustrated Price List of Shirts, Socks, regulate the world's shipping in­ The Tower (unfurnished). Price etc., Boots and Shoes, Watches, Cutlery, I dustry and restore prosperity was reasonable. Apply to owner on etc. proposed in the agenda prepared premises between 10.30 a.m. and All orders Post Free yesterday for the forthcoming mer­ 12.15 noon. Write to HOLDROYD & SON, chant marine conforer.ee. 40 ;7tw.s. to 31-1-35. Bradford, England W. S. FURVIS & CO, Lid, Dept. 10375 NEW BICYCLES for Hire—WADSON'S