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STARVATION CAUSED DEATH BRITAIN HOPES FOR DEBT DELEGATION TO CANADA IS LADIES BRIDGE TOURNA THEY SAY OF TEAR-OLD BABY SAILING IN JUNE MENT CONCLUDED ON ADJUSTMENT That the Hovise had a livery debate Inquest Depositions Sent to the To Discuss Steamship Services TUESDAY on Wednesday. Attorney General and Preferential Tariffs Mrs. E. C Pearman and Miss That stiffer sentences for certain MURDER SUSPECT STILL IN CUSTODY criminals means one of two As was exclusively stated in the Nancy Pearman Win Two things. In view of the nature of evidence * * * adduced at a Coroner's inquest "Oolon.st" several weeks ago, the That either the amount of orime is Worthing Criminal Shoots Himself—Chile Suf at Warwick on Tuesday the de Government is to send a delegation Session Contest • decreased, or the cost of prisons positions have been forwarded by to Canada to discuss with the Can will be increased. fers Six Natural Calamities—Lord Beaver* by Colonial Secretary's office to adian Government and officials of The final round of the two-ses * * * the Attorney General for his con the Canadian National Steamships sion Ladies Bridge Tournament brook's Daughter Divorced—Russia Wants That the Council has the ear of the sideration and action, the "Colon the ^questions of preferential tar for .prizes presented by Messrs. public at the present moment. ist" learns. The inquest, which iffs arm steamship services from H. A. & E. Smith, Ltd., was played Goods from England—French Plane * * * was oonducted by Mr. H. Villiers Bermuda. The delegation, which at the Bermuda Bridge Club on That Gilbert and Sullivan aro pre Runs Away—Texas Rangers Called Smith, concerned the death will'be composed of the Hon. A. T. Tuesday afternoon with fourteen ferred to biological and physiolog of a baby named Grace Verona Gosling, chairman of the Tr%de pairs competing. .Mrs. E. O. Pear in Killing—Pope Pius Reaches Development Board, the Hon. S. S. man and her daughter, Miss Nancy ical problems. Brangman, aged 12 months and * * * eight days. Spuf&ng, and Mr. J. E. P. Vesey, a Pearman, who finished the first That the Chamber has a knotty 77th Birthday — Spanish The jury brought in a verdict membw of the Board of Agricul round on May 22nd one match ture, will leave Bermuda on a point behind Miss Agatha Ingham point to decide today. Farmers Unemployed- to the effect that the deceased * * # died at Warwick Parish and added "Lady" boat on the 25th June. and Mrs. K. 0. Arnell, emerged That Saturday half-holidays might a rider that in their view from the The delegation arises out of the victorious at the end of Tuesday Free State Senate be given a trial before anyone evidence advanced, the cause of position created by the cancel afternoon's play with an aggregate lation of the special contract under match point score of 146. Mrs. condemns it utterly. Debate — Ger death was starvation. The de 0 0 a positions are being treated as con which the Canadian National Cyril Smith and Miss Inez Darrell That Port-of-Spain is lucky. many Ob fidential by the Colonial Secretary's guaranteed if necessary to put were in second place with^iasi and office and it is not possible to ob certain cargo ships in here on their Mrs. J. E. Pearman in partnership That deep •w&tet harbour is to cost serves Naval tain a copy of them. northbound voyages to carry away with Mrs. Kay Allegaert third with Bermuda vegetables. 136. a million pounds. Battle The inquest opened on May * * * .2nd, the day of the child's death, Following is the final result in A COME-BAOH? the two sessions of play; That this makes some of our dredg and was adjourned until this Tues ing proposals look foolish. day. 1. Mrs. E. C. Pearman and * * * THE WAR DEBTS THE DISARMAMENT CON oo The belief is expressed that this action on the part of the Govern Miss Nancy Pearman :... 146 Thai Havana is trying to get some 2. Mrs. Cyril Smith and Miss lost tourist trade baek. FERENCE ment operated Canadian National * 0 . Zero Hour Approaches — U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Steamships is a sequel to the ac Inez Darrell -. 138§ That the three dollar head tax'13 May Have Adjustment Plan Soviet Surprises Delegates — tion of the Bermuda Legislature 3. Mrs. J. E Pearman and last^ear, when the duty on foreign Mrs. Kay Allegaert .;..._. 136 to be dropped. British and French Expressions Emergent Meeting Today flour • was changed- from ten per 4. Miss Agatha Ingham and WASHINGTON, May 31. (CP)— cent plus 25 per cent surtax ot Mrs. K. O. Arnell 1351 That thus another powerful op President Roosevelt gave out the GENEVA, May 31. (CP)—Yester Following the decision arrived Z\ per cent plus 25 per cent surtax. 5. Mrs. F. C. Misick and Mrs. position to Bermuda is created. information to newspapermen yes day the Russian proposal to con at a meeting held on Monday, Then again, in March of this year F. Goodwin Gosling ,32£ * * a terday that he expected to send vert the disarmament conference there will be an emergent meeting the House of Assembly passed a 6. Mrs. Wm. C. Denny and That since the head tax here is one a message on the war debts to into a permanent conference took of the Chamber o. Commerce further amendment to the Customs Miss Oliver ..*.... 129J of th-fe-chief sources of revenue. Congress on Friday, but he gave one wonders how it .ould be the many delegates here entirely at 10.30 this morning when the Tariff Act completely removing the 7. Mrs. 0. H. Masters and- the public no hint as to the con remitted. by surprise and diplomats held proposal to change the weekly half- surtax on foreign flour. Mrs. H. E. Hcol . 137J tents of tbe message, though he * * * many a confidential talk on the holiday from Thursday to Satur 8. Miss McColgan and Mrs. did say that it would require no It was stated in the House at the complications suggested in this day will be considered. W. H. Cooper . 127 That the answer is a property tax. legislative action by the Senate time by several members, notably * * A which was voiced by Maxim It is hoped that there will be the Hon. S. S, .Spurling and Mr. 9. Mrs. Wm. Cookson and A tentative debt funding agree That this wc&tfdn'lj^be popular Litvinoff, the Soviet Foreign Com a full attendance of members as £. P. T. Tucker, that .by thtts re vMrs. Ewing Noyes. 124| ment under which Finland would because it denies ^Re good old missar.' No definite plan was sug a decision agreeable to all parties do, in*, the duty on foreign flour the AO. Mrs^ J. Seward Johnson receive materially reduced in slogan: Let George do it! gested, however, so it can not be is earnestly desired. Houre was breaking a moral agree and Mrs. Cecil Moore... * 122 J terest rates has already been under * . * examined by a committee. ment with the Canadian Govern 11. Mfs. Leslie Cooper and negotiation, but the President in -oo—— * That everyone will wish iiie -The Soviet representative would ment. Mrs". Irving Lusher .~-__JJ his statement to the reporters 12. Mrs. Hilton Pitt and Mrs. "Dainty" every success. said that this plan might be have a conference meeting regu #. 0 0 larly for the prevention of war and U.S. STRIKE SITUATION HISTORY OF "AGREEMENT" W. C. Walker . 115 presented to the present session 13. Mrs. Fred Burrows and That she didn't have the best of of Congress for ratification. De- ' for furnishing aid to threatened luck last time. nations. His idea appeared to be The history of this moral agree Mrs. T. Herrick 106^ spite the fact that Finalnd is the Steel and Textile Industries on 14. Mrs. C. B. Wainwright and —00 that a separate organisation be set ment begins in the year 1930, when only nation which has met her Miss Julia Wainwwght 106J debt obligations in full on the up, but it is argued that If this Edge of Walkout the Rt. Hon. W. L. MacKenzie AUTOMOBILE LICENSING IS were done it would create a great King, then Prime Minister of Can due dates, there is considerable These tournaments were voted a deal of confusion and clashes with WASHINGTON, May 31. (CP;— ada, visited Bermuda. The dis BEGUN BY POLICE opposition to the refunding agree great success by those competing the League Council would be in A general strike of the cotton astrous position of the Bermuda ment said to exist in Congress, and the Club Tournament Com evitable. textile industry on Monday will agricultural industry was pointed The Police Depart ment is at due chiefly to the precedent which mittee propose holding others at Litvinoff stated that his dele be called by Thomas F. McMahon, out to him and he promised on his present engaged in licensij might be set for similar debt ad intervals during the Summer sea justments with other nations. gation didn't consider disarm President of the United Textile return to Canada to endeavour to motor cars .vhicii are in the Colon . ament as an independent problem son. Among well-informed officials it Workers of America. Saying that obtain free access into Canada for in accordance _lth an act na __d but "as the most effective means -—00 Is learned that Great Britain has the time had come for a showdown, Bermuda vegetables. The duty in towards the end of last year. Each of abolishing war as an institution. made cautious overtures for a the Amalgamated Association of Continued on Page 2 YACHT "TAI-MO-SHAN" IS motor car in the Colony, whethoi There is nothing easier to control Iron, Steel and Tin Workers also operating on private laud or no;. partial payment on the next due than armament when there is a announced that a general strike 00 will have to carry a licence plato installment, on the understanding REPORTED IN ENGLAND total absence of armaments." would be called unless the steel front and back, the identification or hope, that the United States ELEVEN CASES DOWN FOR The Russian speaker also sug industry accorded them the right numbers being of whice on a blac': will agree to enter into discussions The yacht "Tai-Mo-Shan," in gested a system of mutual assist- background. to choose their spokesmen for col ASSIZES NEXT WEEK which five officers of the British for a readjustment of the whole tance pacts. He would also trans lective bargaining. Navy left Bermuda on Tuesday, Drivers are also being licensed debt situation. fer the Conference into a per President Roosevelt has approved May 1st for England, reached her and up to yesterday about 34 appli • * * manent Conference for peace, Charges of Murder and Rape at a drastically revised steel code destination safely on Wednesday, cations had been received. In In London meeting regularly. He suggested and is endeavouring to stave off the "Colonist" is informed. Read "niotorless Bermuda" it is interest - that a graduated scale of sanc Head of the List LONDON, May 31st. (CP)—The the impending general strike in ers will remember that the "Tai- ing to note that about 52 cars have tions might be applied to ag British Cabinet reviewed the war that industry. The code changes Mo-Shan" arrived here from Nas already been licensed, with other.; gressor nations as defined by the Eleven cases are on the calender debt situation yesterday and it is have removed the last vestiges sau after a trip from Hong Kong still to be dealt with. Briand-Kellogg Pact without pur of the Trinity Assizes which begin understood that they agreed to of authorised price-fixing and made across the Pacific. Cars of the Department of Public proposals which, if acceptable to suing the policy to the point of next Tuesday at 11 a.m. Head ng the eight-hour day unconditional The globe-circling voyage of the Works and tho two Corporation! the United States, Great Britain military measures unacceptable the list are charges of murder and throughout the industry for the five Naval Officers, a trip of pleasure aro licensed free whilst others, wo hopes will lead to a final settle to some nations. rape. It is expected that the Assizes first time. and business, combined, commenc understand, have to pay a nominal ment of the problem. The im * * • w 11 last about a week. Following oo ed last June when they were placed fee. Drivers have to pay a fee is mediate object, however, is to keep is the calender with the cases in British Position on half pay leave by the Admiralty. each case. Britain out of default without the order In which they are set Sir JohnSimon has f orceably stated During their trip they kept meteor - - oc paying more than a token on the JAMAICA PROTECTS HOME down: that the Disarmament Conference ological data for the Air Ministry SPANISH FARMERS $70,000,000 installment, due June Robert Barnes, charged with must get down to realities. "I and did survey work at various is UNEMPLOYED 15. Officialdom here fully expects LABOUR breaking entering and stealing; sum up the position of His Ma lands at which they called en route. MADRID, May 31 (CP)—A can the new debts note will be dis Frederiok Williams, charged with jesty's government," the British Their stay in Bermuda lasted a vass of Spain's unemployed mailo patched to Washingotn in time to rape; Willoughby Mansfield Wool- Foreign Secretary said, "by de 50% Must Be Native Material number of weeks, during which public today by the Ministry '_i be available before noon. This ridge, charged with breaking and claring that while there can be no time one of their number was in Labour showed that there were will enable Sir Neville Chamber entering with intent to commit a justification in going on in a KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 31 the Naval Hospital recovering from 703,000 c ut of work, of which 425,0,.. lain to make a full statement in felony; Leroy Chesterfield Pearman, spirit of pious and undefined opti (OP)—The Legislative Council has a poisoned leg. were formerly farm workers. the House of Commons, but it is charged with shopbreaking, enter mism, there is a most urgent unanimously adopted a resolution ing and stealing; Richard Simons, not yet certain if this schedule need for deciding now what we compelling all business establish will be followed. to come up for sentence; Walter can do—and doing it without ments to employ 50% Jamaican Daniels, charged with an attempt GREAT BRITAIN'S CLERGY AGAINST delay." labour. The move will force the to wound unlawfully; Alexander The speaker suggesting that while Chinese and Syrian business men Darrell, charged with stealing by WAR JONES STILL HELD not limiting himself to accom to comply or to retire from trade. conversion; Walter Eugene John plishment in narrowed fields, pro This also applies to government- son, charged with having unlawful Identification Uncertain — Sus tocols should be put into effective aided steamship companies. knowledge of a girl under 13; George shape for signature on the most Eustace Stott, charged with unlaw Charles Selden Tells of Growing Public pect Caught Through Magazine important matters on which de ful wounding; Samuel Egbert Hyles, Sentiment in New York Times Picture cisions had already been reached to a dying world disarmament con charged with assaulting a police in the general terms. He men ference, and the vigorous British officer; and Martha Annette Outer- tioned three points among these: plea to the assembly to get down to bridge, charged with murder. LONDON.—Some British clergy land, has among its assets $50,000 GEORGETOWN, B.G., May chemical warfare's abolition pub brass tacks, or quit speeches and There are several Crown wit men seem to be on the verge of worth of stock of Vickers, Ltd., 31. (CP)—Robert Jones, steward licity to budgetry expenditures on other efforts for solving the trouble nesses mentioned in the Barnes making an anti-war gesture that which is the biggest armament on the "Lady Nelson," is still held arms and the establishment of a some arms question, struck a case, 18 in the Williams case, three would approach nearer reality than company in Great Britain. here for further instructions as permanent disarmament com French stone wall. In caustic In the Woolridge case and four in the customary pious resolutions to extradition measures. Jones is mission. His Majesty's govern phrase Louis Barthou made it the Pearman case. that pour with such frequency from This stock has been in the pos thought to be Arthur C. Wilson, ment, he told the assemblage of plain that France would not con Four witnesses wUl be called in distinguished church groups only to session of the Clergy Pensions wanted for the murder of a widow delegates, still held the opinion sent to any rearmament of Ger the case against Daniels and one in be completely Ignored by the gov Institute for forty years, a period of Cleveland, Ohio, the crime hav that the British draft of a dlsarm- many—regarded as the keystone the case against Darrell. Six wit ernment. covering two major wars and eight ing been committed near Van Horn, ment convention .adopted by the minor campaigns in which the of the disarmament agreement nesses will testify in the Johnson The churchmen who are now Texas, where the nude body of the Conference last summer as a basis British were engaged. The total of on any condition. This is fur case and five in the Stott case; the almost convinced that speeches woman was found in the desert. for discussion still afforded the the war material required by all ther than the French have ever case against Hyles will be told by against munition makers and pri The detention came about best solution of the problem. these military activities has been gone. Yesterday later it was hoped five witnesses and eight witnesses vate profits derived from war are through the picture of Wilson enormous, so the profits from their * * * that France might be persuaded will be called in the Outerbridge not sufficient are members of the published in the May issue of munitions shares have added ma France's Stand to permit some rearmament of case. Some of the witnesses in sev Clergy Pensions Institute. This or "Tru« Detective Mysteries." This terially to the funds available for Yesterday France came very near Germany. eral cases have left the Colony, ganization, which is under the On. nued en Page Z administering the finishing stroke Continued! on Page 16 however, and cannot be called. supervision of the Church of Eng Continued on Page 10 Bargains in* BICYCLES-WADSQN'S am :_5. "• ---•"•-7" ^JV • ''; Si - 2222HZ- ii e^-T.-3__8.
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Sty* ffinjial feat* AN APPRECIATED DELEGATION TO CANADA IS T-ite Diary REDUCTION SAILING IN JUNE attib (Ea latitat $at lg The Bermuda Electric Light, Power and Traction Co. INCORPORATING TH« ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. IB28> From our advertisement columns Continued from Page 1 rHE CO.ONIBT AND DAILY NIWI lESTAB. !•••> it will be seen that the Bermuda LIMITED SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER Electric Light Power and Traction Canada was then 30 per cent on PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY Company is making a reduction in BY foreign vegetables and 15 per cent current for light and power, and on Bermuda vegetables. VHE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. March 31st. this will naturaUy be welcome news Soon after Mr. King's return to REID STREET. HAMILTON Weary and worn this day and all to the consumer. Canada he advised the Speaker of RATES FOR CURRENT for that last night I followed a pious The reduction, however, is more the House of Assembly by cable that A. M. PURCELL resolve—and my dear wife's urgent than a mere commercial conces in the new Canadian budget fresh MANAGING EDITOR • — Ml Hill EDITOR, E. T. BAYER bidding—and went to bed early. sion. fruits and vegetables from Bermuda ASSISTANT MANAGER, ERNEST J. BELL It was a poet named Culpeper The company, we are informed, Effective, 1st June, 1934 ADVERTISING MANAGERl M. M. HANSFORD and the British West Indies were to who early in the seventeenth cen has had a successful year, and it be admitted free. tury did write: was decided by the Executive that SUBSCRIPTION RATES This action on the part of the L-K_U.i — OKI VIA. . _0#-l mat MOUTHS, lai- Would you have a settled head, this success should be shared by the Canadian Government was recipro THMI MONTH* tJ-Si OKI MOUTH »'- You must early go to bed; public; a very proper spirit but one (rllllUNi- TO UHITID STATU AND CANADA. cated by the House of Assembly, 1. HEATING ONLY. No lights or motors allowed on these »1 E.OO I-00 TBAB. TO CHEAT BRITAIN. M. I tell you, and I tell't again not always displayed by a public the Finance Committee recom circuits at all. X .*_ YKAR. utility^company with a monopoly. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ATS PREPAYABLE You must be in bed at ten. mending that certain adjustments (a) If consumption is under 50 K.W. per month:— But this virtuous and early bard The redactions .have been of the existing tariff be made to give -/6d per K.W. had never experienced the serenade planned so that all consumers, HtfTE- All tenrmtoticwxt nbnilleJ _mt fca ae- Canadian imports a wider margin compa__-l h. the writCT'« nunc aaj nddrcu at of a mosquito or the symphony of large and small, may benefit, and of preference than they then en Discount of 20% if paid within 15 days after date of bill. BBIBSIII si niKiBIicily, sol aeceuirily •« sablica- a host of skeeters. it is interesting to note that the joyed. The articles specifically tha. Tk« Eaaar racm. «he rifbt Is •«est »r re|«_ Only a few weeks ago I did write reduction of one penny per kilo recommended for reduction were (b) If consumption is 50 K.W. or over per month:— Iette_ f«r*ar<_<. aad pubiicitioa *w» sot imply of the intelligence and vindictive watt for lighting, will save no less tsattmttt wit. ppiai«« opreued. feeds, flour, fresh fruit and sugar. -/3d per K.W. for first 50 K.W. nature of the pest, and last night than 16,000 a year to the ordinary British flour was to be admitted -/2d per K.W. for next 2000 K.W. confirmed my observations. housekeepers, whilst the further free with foreign Hour paying the -/ljd per K.W. for remainder. FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1934 It has been my custom of late reductions will materially assist regular tariff rate of ten per cent that whenever a mosquito began the large business houses or enable plus 25 per cent. Discount of 20% if paid within 15 days after date of bill. his attack on me, I would arise them to use more current for the same amount of money as formerly. A PAIR OF PANTS- quietly in the dark and escape to CANADA DELIGHTED 2. HEATING combined with SMALL MOTORS, and/or motion our guest chamber in the hope that We understand, too, that should picture projectors aggregating less than 5 H.P. No lights that room being empty, no skeeter business conditions continue to AND THE N.R.A. The recommendations of the allowed on these circuits at all. had ensconced himself there. improve, further reductions will be -/6d per K.W. for first 50 K.W. made with a view to sharing profits Finance Committee were adopted But last night, after I had retired -/5d per K.W. for next 50 K.W. News that the Canadian Govern with the public. by the House and became law, and to my bed, our guest chamber was -/4d per K.W. for remainder. ment is giving consideration to to be occupied by a fair and charm This fine attitude of the com the decision was cabled by the the forming of a "Code" to regu ing lady who was attending the pany will be warmly appreciated and Speaker of the House to the Cana Discount of 20% if paid within 15 days after date of bill. late one of the Dominions' basic great ball at Admiralty House. we congratulate the Executive on dian Prime Minister. "It is Can Industries impels one to cast an ada's turn to be delighted," cabled Yet how the mosquitoes knew its wisdom and efficiency. 3. MOTORS ONLY, aggregating less than 5 H.P. No lights other speculative glance toward back Mr. King. "We appreciate that I con not. AU the skeeters allowed on these circuits at all. the United States, the house of in Hamilton flocked to my room the action of the Bermuda Assem codes, the land of the N.R.A., bly more than I can begin to ex -/7d per K.W. for first 50 K.W. and savagely attacked me not JONES STILL HELD -/6d per K.W. for next 50 K.W. the nation of a score or more of withstanding that the room smell- press." The new tariff on the goods men -/5d per K.W. for remainder. alphabetically designated schemes ed to Heaven of insecticide. They CeatiaaeJ from page 1 for the regulation of business and knew by some esoteric means that tioned remained the same until the Discount of 20% if paid within 15 days after date of bill. the resurrection of prosperity. As I could not repair to the guest magazine publishes a de 1933 Customs Tariff Act was passed when, as has been outlined, the previously pointed out in these chamber, and they accordingly partment of "men wanted" with 4. MOTORS ONLY, aggregating 5 H.P. and over. No lights or duty on foreign flour was reduced. columns the way of the N.E.A., held a field night in my room. photographs and full description heating allowed on these circuits at alL Not to be used the great American industrial re Samuel Johnson came to my mind The publication also offers a re Although the perferences on Ber between SUNSET and 9.30 p.m. without permission. A covery plan, has grown rougher as I flapped wildly behind my ear, ward for the capture of these muda's agricultural produce enter service charge of 4/- per H.P. per month, plus current at— and more tortuous of late, and as criminals. Wilson's picture ap ing Canada and the reciprocal pre at my exposed toes, on my pillow, -/5d per K.W. up to 30 times the H.P. installed. the welfare of these islands and pears in the May issue of the maga ferences Bermuda granted are not and through the air. -/4d per K.W. for next 20 times the H.P. installed. the well being of the United States zine where he was described as the subject of any formal agree -/3d per K.W. for next 20 times the H.P. installed. are by no means unrelated, we In bed we laugh, in bed we cry, wanted for murder, the reward ment, it is strongly felt in some -/2Jd per K.W. for remainder. must look with somewhat anxious And born in bed, in bed we die; being $100. He is said to be quarters here that there is a moral interest upon our neighbour's ef The near approach a bed may show thirty years of age, with dark obligation on Bermuda and that Discount of 10% if paid within 15 days after date of bill forts toward readjustment and Of human bliss to human woe. wavy hair and a small scar and a the preferences should not be de but a total discount of 20% will be allowed if Company is rehabilitation. * * * lump on his forehead. It is* this parted from without due notice to satisfied that MOTORS have not been used between "Less Government in business A shocking story told me this day mark that seems to be absent the other party. SUNSET and 9.30 p.m. during the month in question. and more business in government" and of conditions I would not be from the man held as suspect in was the slogan of America for lieve could obtain in our beloved the case. He is described as a TERMINATE CONTRACT 5. LIGHTING, per month— island. "fast talker, good dresser, and many years, and until compara -/9d per K.W. for first 100 K.W. a ladies' man." The description tively recent days. Commercial For at an inquest it is revealed This briefly is the situation as it -/8d per K.W. for next 400 K.W. adds "He may be armed." America regarded Government as a that a child of one year's age did was until a few weeks ago, when -lid per K.W. for next 500 K.W. child which should be seen but die of starvation. Information obtained is asked the local agents of the Canadian -/5d per K.W. for next 4,000 K.W. not heard outside of its own, And it did so happen that only to be wired to Sheriff Chris P. National Steamships, Messrs. -/4d per K.W. for remainder. particular realm, and preferably recently, in converse with a good Fox, El Paso, Texas. John S. Darrell, were advised by neither seen nor heard in the and true roan, albeit blind to our Several conferences have been their principals to give notice of Discount of 5% if paid within 15 days after date of bill. sacrosanct realm of business. 'This changing conditions. I did com held between the Attorney- the termination of the special con attitude, always maintained by plain sorrowfully of some of the General and Deputy*-Inspector Ma tract under which cargo ships of 6. A MONTHLY MINIMUM CHARGE to apply to each and every Big Business, was not without appalling housing conditions with jor Widdup as to the legal com the C.N.S. combine with the "Lady' meter, reckoned at 2/6 per K.W. of Maximum Demand, its justifications, and when pros their consequent misery and crime. plications bearing on the deten boats to give Bermuda a weekly but no less than 5/-. perity cast its golden radiance Yet this good man denied them tion of Jones. An official an service to Canada if it is felt neces Discount or grouping cannot reduce bill below the Mini over all and sundry. Little Busi stoutly, only admitting that they nouncement is expected later to sary. ness joined the independent parade existed among people who would mum Charge applicable to each meter. day. No one has been allowed Interviewed by the "Colonist" and turned a cold shoulder towards not appreciate more Christian to see Jones since he was placed yesterday the Horn S. S. Spurling Washington. Only the blackest quarters. 7. Any Customer using 100,000 Kilowatts per year (1st July under guard. stated that the delegation would of clouds and most jagged of to 30th June) on the same or contiguous properties and whose And now, yiougli not under thes While the mates of the detained endeavour to obtain for Bermuda a lightning in the commercial skies consumption of current for lights does not exceed one-half of conditions, a child of but one years man state that he had no scar weekly service to Canada, in view of could have brought that abrupt the total Kilowatts used for all purposes, shall be entitled to a age, requiring but little substance, on his forehead, the police have the importance of the Canadian about face when the eyes of the refund of whatever sum is necessary to reduce the average rate is without sufficient nourishment let it leak out that the scar is there. market to local farmers. Big and Little turned beseachingly for the year to four pence (4dt per Kilowatt. to sustain life in a land overflow * * * It is expected that Mr. E. P. T. toward the Capital City. The volte ing with prosperity and wealth. EL PASO, Texas, May 31. (CP)— face was complete and unanimous, Tucker, M.C.P., who handles the I would not write without more Yesterday the Texas authorities C.N.S. affairs for Messrs. John S. 8. Any customer using 200,000 Kilowatts per year (1st July to and government long told to keep knowledge of other circumstances, moved quickly to speed the ex 30th June) on the same or contiguous properties and whose con out was now besought or com Darrell, will accompany the party but I dare ask where are those to tradition from Georgetown, B.G., on behalf of the C.N.S. sumption of current for lights does not exceed one-half of the manded to come in. Government, whom we look for help in these of the man resembling Arthur C. total kilowatts used for all purposes, shall be entitled to a refund the new Government under Presi matters. Our Church, our Socie Wilson of Cleveland, charged with of whatever sum is necessary to reduce the average rate for the dent Roosevelt, came in, and the ties, our vestries and our charitable murder of Mrs. Irene Debolt, a year to three pence half-penny (-/3Jd) per kilowatt. N.R.A., came out to dissipate the minded people. wealthy widow of Cleveland, in clouds of depression and bring the government of British Guiana God help us to a right under November, 1933. 9. Any customer using 300,000 Kilowatts per year 11st July to back the cheerful rays of a pecu to return the man to the United standing and a greater sense of Learning of the detention of 30th June) on the same or contiguous properties and whose con niary sun. States. responsibility in this and many Robert Jones, steward on the "Lady sumption of current for lights does not exceed one-half of the Of course it has partly failed or, other matters of grave concern. Nelson," the District Attorney, Following the crime an inter total kilowatts used for all purposes, shall be entitled to a refund more correctly speaking, only partly Roy Jackson, immediately laid national search was made for the of whatever sum is necessary to reduce the average rate for the succeeded. And because of the -00- plans to speed up extradition meas slayer of Mrs. Debolt who was year to three pence (-/3d) per kilowatt. partial failure or incomplete suc Correspondence ures. The procedure calls for the found nude, with a cord about cess there is a general clamour, governor to send a copy of the her neck and her head battered. FAILURE TO RECEIVE BILL DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A VALID indictment and request extradition The place of the crime was on the a growing disposition to over CLAIM FOR DISCOUNT. throw the whole scheme, expel to the State Department at desert about nine miles from Van Government from business as of IS IT TRUE? Washington which will then ask Horn, Texas. S. SPURLING, yore, and let Nature, guided by the financial leaders, take her course. Hamilton, Managing-Director. The N.R.A., with its codes and May 31st, 1934. 535tja](l.f8.fl5. alphabetical alteratives and regu lators, we are now told, is ob The Editor, structive and mischievous, and re Royal Gazette and Colonist Daily. covery would come swifter and As a fit successor to surer without it. Dear Sir, Rumours are flying round the "HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD" CORRECT SERVICE It is idle to point out that un City that the Corporation of Ham employment has decreased, that ilton is offering terms to entice money is in freer circulation, that some firm to undertake to open and CORRECT PRICES stocks have at least come up out operate the Hamilton Hotel both REID HALL presents on MONDAY of the dust, that bank failures during Summer and Winter. Can have ceased. In response you are it be true that these terms are CORRECT TIME told a piteous tale of a poor tailor practically no rent and what little In a New Jersey town who was gaoltd there is to be dependent on a profit The Most Stupendous Spectacle for pressing a pair of pants at five being made, no taxes, no fire in cents under the N.R.A, code price, surance premiums, renewals of Ever Born to Rhythm! or you are informed indignantly plant at the expense of the Cor that the struggling grocer across poration, etc., etc. Surely these Dial The Phoenix the street had to give up his lunch rumours cannot be true, for is it Dolores DelRio hour so that he could bring his right for the Corporation of Ham -•*•»»-, clerk's hours in conformity with ilton to subsidize one hotel in com Fred Astaire •*** code regulation, and then had to y petition with others privately Ginger Rogers ag THElfe^ditstbiii give up his lunch itself because owned, for that is what it amounts the code demanded a three dollar to. The only ones to benefit will increase in the clerk's wage or one Gene Raymond L FLYING be the shop keepers in the immedi 1199 or 1299 or more of a hundred or more ate neighbourhood of the hotel, is and thousands f. • equally harrowing narratives. They it right to use the taxpayers' money DOWN are trivial, absurd, laughable, yet We are at your Service from 7.00 a.m. to 12 from the other parts of the City to ___f<:.Sp3_S they are ominous in that they benefit one section. Another thing to RIO Midnight indicate the trend of that most is where will this thing stop, will _-_j___i -.# .. . _n_.«. fickle of all hings—public opinion . RKORADIO PICTURE- the other hotels get relieved of £££_ And in a nation so governed as is municipal and parccli al taxaton the United States of America, pub to enable them to compete, for it OTTAWA, Canada. — Divorces lic opinion is a force which no poli GERMANY OBSERVES NAVAL seems likely that this will follow granted in Canada during 1933 tically ambitious person—not even or some of them will have to close numbered 923, a decrease of 72 from ANNIVERSARY a President—may flout. up, for it is evident we have more Introducing "THE CARIOCA!" the figure of the preceding year. Of What are the code defects and what hotel accommodation than what the total, 899 were granted by the BERLIN, May 31 (CP)—Germany will Mr. Roosevelt do with his N.B. A. is required. courts of seven provinces and 24 to yesterday celebrated the .anniver We shall try to answer these ques Hear "Music Makes Me"—"Orchids in the Moonlight"— residents of Quebec by special acts sary of the greatest naval battle of tions from time to time, yet it Yours truly, of Parliament. Prince Edward modern times between the British is quite possible that events may I "Flying Down to Rio" and "Carioca" Island had no divorces—has had grand fleet and the German high outstrip the most facile pen. RATEPAYER. only one in its history. seas fleet at Jutland. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1934 Page 1
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M _L i_i_. .. i it..At it a it ._, . _ Ai DOUBLE FEATURE AFTERNOON and EVENING llttliuiUIUIUlltl "SECRET SERVICE" Laura Hope Crews as Mrs. Phelps lavishes on her children the love At 3, 7 and 9.30 p.m. At 4 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. she selfishly withheld from her TFVALWAY sCOOLER'vrREID'HWLL Richard Dix in Powerful Romance- h..stoand. She seeks to separate As Much a Man's Pict ire as a them from the women they have "IT'S A LIE'.* Worn an s. chosen as mates. When her eld &m&^ l*'« murderl est son David returns from his But nobody Here's 7 Fine Shows in 1 You'll honeymoon with his six months' : could tell the bride Christina, played by Irene \ truth to save Enjoy Immensely! Dunne, she immediately utilizes .his life... I - innuendo, subterfuge and emo tion to mar their happiness, even 3.00, 7.20 IRENE DUNNE in "SILVER CORD" disregarding her daughter-in-law's prospective confinement. 4.15, 7.00 New TODD PITTS Laugh Riot Her atrocities force Christina to drastic action. In a dramatic de nouement, she announces that 4.30, 9.00 RICHARD DDC in "SECRET SERVICE" she is leaving her husband. She emits reproachful, stinging speech 5.30, 8.40 in BUCK JONES "GORDON OF es, flaying the mother for her ab normalities. She reveals the spec GHOST CITY" also News and Cartoons tre of evil influence which is cor Hollywood has a heart. Richard rupting the household. She is At 10.00 p.m. Only ROBERT MONTGOMERY in Dix proved it recently. willing to face the hardships of The star learned that three dis childbirth alone rather than en "MYSTERY OF MR. X" with LEWIS STONE tinguished wearers of the Congres dure the tortures heaped upon her sional medal of Honour were at their by Mrs. Phelps. wits' end. to find work. Two of i££N£^ them had been unemployed for 00 wAuvuL months. The ironical side of this "DOUBLE DOOR" DUNNE was that they had only their medals to remind them of past glories— Thrills, Chills! Delights Fans to a mother medals which lay in drawers with the defiant Eagle symbolizing lib Unforgettable characterizations, erty and the pursuit of happiness a brand new theme in motion pic staring up at them. ture plot backgrounds, the charm One had a family to support. His "of New York in the 1910's, and medal hung upon the wall—a thrills and chills in plenty were golden symbol, too. It had earned the rewards of the delighted audi him nothing save bitter memories ence who viewed the first perform although twelve years before it had ance of Paramount's "Double promised a different harvest. He Door," which is playing today in had no work and little food, and a double feature programme at had faced threatened eviction. the Mechanics' Hall Theatre. DOOR Di_ heard of their plight and "SECRET SERVICE" Taken from the play that shocked A .Parol, ounr Picture with placed them as extras in "Secret Broadway, and proved to be the Service," his latest RKO-Eadio Pic first smash success of the recent Evelyn Venable tures' starring vehicle which is at theatrical season, "Double Door" • Kent Taylor • It's Good! the Reid Hall Theatre. reproduces with inspired fidelity the ^jSIr Guy Standing^ The Congressional Medal of charm and the emotional force of Honour men befriended by Dix are the original. Paramount has R_0 BE W T David E. Hayden of the Marine even gone so far as to secure the mONTGOmERY JOEL MCCREA Corps, who won decoration on the services of two actresses from the MONDAY •— Paramount presents FRANCES DEE blood-stained fields of Belleau play, Mary Morris and Anne Re ERIC LINDEN: Woods; Robert Von Schlick, of the LAURA HOPE CREW* vere, who create the central char Nineth Infantry, TJ. S. Army, who, acters of the picture. "MURDER AT THE VANITIES" £t_»d upon Iht ploy b». while severely wounded at Tsin- SIDNEY HOWARD at Miss Morris and Miss Revere, Featuring CARL BRISSON (the Idol of the European produced by Tha Thectra Tsin during the Boxer Rebellion, play Victoria and Caroline Van Brett Srl_J6 Gaild, Inc. Dirtt'ed V, successfully held the Chinese rab who, with Kent Taylor as Rip Van Stage)—VICTOR McLAGLEN — JACK OAKIE and JTI CT It -B.R Cromwell. A *w-~£-. ble at bay for four hours, and Brett, are the last members of the KITTY CARLISLE Joseph Leonard of the Marine historic Van Brett family. From Corps, who won his medal at Vera the gloomy family mansion, over Cruz. looking Fifth Avenue, they rule 00 the incalculable Van Brett miUions. "GORDON OF GHOST OH" Miss Venable and Kent Taylor are charming and delightful as the SHORT ENTRY FORMS romantic young couple, and Colin Tapley, one of the "Search for Beauty" contract winners ren ders a fine performance in his first New Style featured damatic role. Sir [Guy Standing lends authority and dis tinction to his portrait of the _fe/S pad family lawyer. Others in the cast whose per formance merit praise are Virginia Howell, Halliwell Hobbes and Frank KEEB__C00L Dawson, who are outstanding in IN ^muf _r THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. small roles. The interiors of the period have MM7 Reid Street been reproduced .with careful at tention to fidelity of detail, and to 8701-fl.eita. the value of their impression as settings. UnusuaUy fine directing _-!?-. is contributed by Charles Vidor, _* Thrills and more thrills—ac I who worked from the screen play tion and more action! by Gladys Lehman and Jack Cun- IMPERIAL HOTEL That's what awaits you today I ningham. The original play was at this theatre when Univer- written by Elizabeth A. McFadden. Corner Burnaby and Church Sts., Hamilton sal's all-star serial, "Gordon of oo Ghost City," with two-fisted Buck EXCLUSIVE but not EXPENSIVE Jones, reels off its exciting first ! "MURDER AT THE VANITIES" RATES:—American Plan |5.00, or £1. 0. 0. per day episode, "A Lone Hand,*' marking European Plan 92.50 or 10/- per da.. the start of twelve chapters of the most lightning paced screen en Film Combines Music, Mystery Breakfast Lunch Dinner tertainment ever conceived! And a Great Story 25c, 50c, 75C. $1.00 $1.25 Buck pits his courage, wits and There have been many musical CLARENCE H. MASTERS, Manager. amazing horsemanship against a gang of rustlers who keep him con and backstage pictures; and there tinually in hot water, as the virile have been equally as many films star attempts to learn the secret dealing with the diabolical designs of their leader, and to protect his of fiendish murderers; but Para NOTICE sweetheart, played by the popular mount brings to the screen the star, Madge Bellamy, and her se first picture combining the two. cret of hidden gold in the deserted "Murder at the Vanities," the We beg to inform our patrons that from 1st JUNE our "Ghost City." film version of Earl Carroll's suc COTTON DRESSES for every summer's Beauty Parlour will be situated on the ground floor in Plan now to be in on the first cessful current-season stage hit, Walker Arcade, on the premises formerly occupied episode of "Gordon of Ghost City," coming to the Mechanics' Hall activity. by The Oasis. Plan now to see every pulse-racing Theatre next Monday mixjs music Delightfully designed frocks for Sports and chapter of this western epic taken and mystery for the first time. We Invite You to Visit Our New Salon from the famous story by that With eleven of Earl CarroU's more Formal Occasions .... Broadcloths, # great popular western writer, Pe beauties, Carl Brisson, noted Con Dotted Swiss, Ginghams, Seersucker and ter B. Kyne. tinental and English screen and . THE ELITE BEAUTY PARLOUR Remember, your adventures with stage star, Victor McLaglen, Jack Batiste. "Gordon of Ghost City" begin to Oakie, Kitty Carlisle, and Duke from 17/6 day at Reid HaU Theatre. Ellington and his famous orchestra, oo "Murder at the Vanities" tells of the premiere of a brand new musical EVENING DRESSES in Chiffon, plain WINDOW SCREENS-SCREEN DOORS "THE SILVER CORD" show. The two stars, Brisson and Miss Carlisle, late in arriving and printed Crepes, embroidered Organdie, Made with Rustless Bronze Wire Irene Dunne Superb, Showing bring news that they are to be Gingham, Mousselain de Soie and Seer S/6 each up — according to size Matinee and Evening at Reid Hall. married. sucker. Two crimes are committed. Mc The screen grows up with the Reid Laglen, sure-shot detective is from 65/- Hall Theatre's "The Silver Cord," called, and the manner in which MASTERS HARDWARE STORE which provides an exercise of men he solves the unique situation whUe Phone 1192 for Best Values in Hardware tality in entertainment and gives the musical show goes on is both Black and white Organdie Evening Coats. 540«7
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By LARS MORKIS 6—Secretau ACROSS VES ___I>AY'S 6—Groups ol three 1—Pause tu music .ssr_-_t performers Just in 5—Strip of leather 7 —Prussian field- 10—Norse .oddess of marshal death 3 -Insect 14—Woman's voice 9 -Teased io -Flight ot Mahomet 15—Old Toman II—English school Dancing Lady 16—Sewing-basket 12—Breath inn organ 17— Moslem dignitary 13 -Military assistant 18—Disturbances It —Submits 19—Dta vidian . —Surge ot water Let's Begin 30—Contribution !5—Come te point 22—Sharp pain '6—Bar legator 24—Projections in back 27—Poach In cream of fireplace 28 French general Carioca 25—Moisture from eye elected King of 36—Get away Poland 29—Concealed 29—Was enamored ot 33—Performances i0— Bird's daw Flying Down to Rio 34— WlR Tt—(lake happy 35—Beverage 52— Restrain by tear 36—Clinking sound J4—Shin-bone 37—Jumped bead fore 37—Judgment day Everything I Have is Yours most 38—Tamed palm 38—Execute chart of downward 39—Worthless remnant Si Containing gold 40—Pornography Keep Young and Beautiful 40—Dignified SO —Enthusiasm 41—Pays court to 41—Penned Cl- Give forth 43—Small cabbage 42—Prism-shaped body 62—Fermenting agent 44—Choice 44—Before 63 - Indentation 46—Hawaiian cliffs Love Thy Neighbour 45—Mountain lion 47-Identical 46—Mexican peasant 48—Trolley-car 47—Begins DOWN 49—Hindu sun-god 50—Soothing 1—Sudden attack 50—Adriatic wind 84—Ship of Argonauts 2—Patron saint of 51—Measure of length 55—Asiatic wild dog sailors 52—Persia 67—Weary 3—Stanley 53—American coin BACH 58—Comb, form hand 4 Indian weapon 56 -Color 2. 3 M 5 6 7 8 9 IO ti 12 13 "Goldberg Variations" r 15 16 IVIAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE is fresher, but that's in Album m only one of the three reasons for its unvarying excellence. 17 19 18 The Wend is equally important, and Maxwell House 20 21 22 23 chooses only the finest coffees, carefully selected and % roasted. Then, to make sure you get a perfect cup of coffee 25 • ...A MATCHLESS BLEND | 1 The choicest coffees, carefully se every time, Maxwell House uses a special grind that is % lected for fall - bodied flavor and rare ASTWOODS' ao 27 28 29 30 31 32 aroma; skilfully roasted to bring oat exactly right for any method of coffee making. all the goodness. No other blend is 33 3H 35 quite so rich and satisfying. Only Maxwell House gives you aU these three essen- 523W»h.f.s. 4 tials—a master blend, a perfect grind, and a special packing % % •••ROASTER FRESHNESS 36 37 38 2 Packed by the exclusive Vita* process that insures roaster-freshness. Serve Maxwell Fresh process, which guarantees you % coffee as fresh as the very honr it was House Coffee tomorrow morning, and see 39 MO y/ 4t roasted*..And no coffee can be A fresher than that I how full-flavored and invigorating a really good cup of coffee can be. Your grocer has M2 _. 4M ...A PERFECT NEW GRIND H3 _2 3 Ground by a new method which Maxwell House, in the Blue Vita-Fresh tin. • . 46 now insures perfect uniformity and 1 delicious flavor by any method of THINK coffee making —drip, percolator, or 47 48 49 ._ 51 52 53 boiling. Never re-grind f % 50 5H 56 57 of the food value of 55 .-i6 good Bread and think 58 59 60 of the value when you 61 62 1 63 buy a Buttercrust _ MAXWEI1 HOUSE COFFEE white loaf for four- I have just read of a remarkable pence and a large BY THE WAY misappropriation of justice where in a man has been awarded dam Whole Wheat loaf for ages to a trombone which he However dry and sultry the day, played in the World War. He six pence — both in if you wait long enough something entered the band of the first U.S. will turn up to make you smile,, GOSLING BROS.. Ltd Infantry, Kansas, and took his own waxed wrappers. and then the hours will pass more trombone along. It was damaged Phone 8141 Phone 2141 Phone 9110 quickly. in the fight, and he put in a claimd 0 0 0 for $75. These are the new low So it is when we read of the * * * manhunt around Worthing, Eng It took the U.S. Congiress sixteen prices. land, for a gunman who seriously years to pass this claim, which FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES SPECIALS wounded an officer in the dis shows that the American political FINANHADDIE lOd lb charge of his duty and escaped, brain is gradually softening— un IMPORTED ICEBERG LETTUCE, large heads 1/- with the whole Worthing police less they paid the man $75 to keep SCOTCH FILLETS force, five hundred good and true the trombone damaged. Trom 1/- lb. citizens, and a sprinkling of black- IMPORTED BOSTON LETTUCE, solid heads 9d bones, unless blowin as a menace KIPPERS pair lOd. shirted Fascists, it is cabled, chas BERMUDA BAKERY to grasshoppers, should all be RED GRAPES, large and sweet 1/- lb. ing the criminal, and these good damaged and remain so without people backed up by an entire recourse to governmental redress. English Fruit LTD. hunting outfit, with dogs, scarlet 0 0 0 CALIFORNIA CHERRIES, per lb 1/6 coats and hunting horns. Bermuda herself suffers same- Cake Telephone 1080 a • * what from strange sounds in the CANTELOUPES, jumbo'*, each 9d GENOA 1/6 lb. Even poor Chicago could never night, now that summer is coming RICH FRUIT 1/3 lb. duplicate a scene like that. I on; and once in a while you will ASPARAGUS, Extra Fancy Jumbo, bunch... 2/- IS6«I«Ji_e-p. doubt not that if the lakeside city hear a wail dancing over the hibis had staged such a hunt, sane cus hedge and smacking you in MUSHROOMS, large white, lb 3/6 EGGS I inhabitants would have shot the the face: the sound of a lone as Imported, large size, hunters Instead of the gunman. pirant practicing either a trom SWEET CORN, Country Gentleman... .1/4 doz fresh » * » bone, cornet or a sax, the latter an addition to the Seven Deadly 2/* doz. As I have so often held it takes Sins, making the total eight. BERMUDA LETTUCE 2 heard for 7d. American to start things, but it 0 0 0 FRIDAT AND SATURDAY takes Britain to put the finishing HUBBARD SQUASH, per lb 4d and artistic touch to them and Instruments into which the ONLY raise them to a fine art. player must blow the breath of Six assorted one lb. jars life, taken individually, approxi ONIONS, New crop, 5 lbs. per 1/- of Stephens JAMS 0 0 0 mate the first cries of life in the What more inspiring than a Carboniferous Age, though in en CARROTS and BEETS 5 bunches for 1/- for 5/. (pcomalt manhunt careering over the fields semble they may take on the tone and gardens of Old England headed of Heaven and inspire the unwary MANGOES, St. Luciart 1/6 and 2/- doz. by flying huntsmen bugling for to an early marriage. - I 0 0 0 Cranberry * * _ii__. . m &_5__£__%l_ ft _ac-. ¥7* -'.Sft^l^'^V-Sllpp1*! I SHE EOYAL OAZETH AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1934 Page 5 _B9_ CABLE NEWS WORTHING CRIMINAL KILLS CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS HIMSELF Now, more than ever,.., "CANADA COMMERCE CARRIERS" WORTHING, England, Mzy 31. OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS (OP)—Rather than face trial for shooting an officer, a rare crime in England, Leonard Hill killed CANADA—BERMUDA—WEST INDIES SERVICE I-UIK3-. IBS-! himself yesterday when his cap- i Specially Built and Equipped for Tropical Travel ture seemed mminent. Hill shot a constable while the latter WEB BERMUDA — EASTERN GROUP — DEMERARA (Via BOSTON, MASS.) Investigating a robbery and escaped. Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Halifax, N.S., Saint John, N.B., and The entire region joined in the Leads the Way Demerara. calling each way at Boston, Bermuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Mmtserrat Dominica, chase. The fugitive, seeing that he was about to be cornered, shot St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad himself in the head and was taken Arr. and Leave to a hospital where he died a few with the Leave Leave Arrive Leave Bermuda for hours later without regaining con STEAMER Halifax, Boston, Bermuda Bermuda St. John, N.B., sciousness. N.S. Mass. for W.I. and Boston * * * MONARCH CHILE SUFFERS CALAMITIES Lady Hawkins. May 12 Lady Drake May 28 SANTIAGO, Chile, May 31. (OP) Lady Nelson May 14 May 16 May 18 May 19 June 11 of BERMUDA —Chile is recovering from the Lady Hawkins.. May 28 May 30 June 1 June 2 June 85 shock of the sixth costly natural and the catastrophe since January 1. The Steamers sail from Halifax and arrive at Saint John, N.B. last visitation was a tidal wave WESTERN GROUP SERVICE on Tuesday which swept the coast QUEEN around Coronel and destroyed Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Montreal (In summer), Halifax, N.8., many homes. The damages this via Boston (In winter), calling at Hamilton, Bermuda; Nassau, Bahamas; Kingston, Jamaica: year from two earthquakes, a making O.N.S. connection at Jamaica for Belize, British Honduras. of BERMUDA cyclone and two floods willr each millions of dollars. Arr. and Leave 0 0 0 STEAMER Leave Arrive Leave Bermuda for n^WO of the outstanding vessels of the LORD BEAVERBROOK'S DAUGH Montreal Bermuda Bermuda Montreal 1 world — each over 22,400 tons — the TER DIVORCED only liners afloat that provide a private May 22 bath with every room. Pleasure-planned LONDON, May 31. (CP)—Janet Lady Rodney Mav lfl May 83 June 5 especially for Bermuda service with mag Gladys Campbell, daughter of Lord June 6 June 19 nificent lounges, smart night club cafes, Beaverbrook, has been granted a Lady Rodney _,,,,,•-. June 13 June 18 June 20 July 3 $250,000 dance deck, complete stage with divorce decree nisi from Ian "talkie" equipment and ship-to-shore Douglas Campbell, heir presump VAGABOND CRUISES phone. Sailings twice weekly between tive of the Duke of Argyll. The Passenger and Cargo Service, Bermuda — Eastern Service — Demerara Bermuda and NewsYork. couple were married in 1927 and have one daughter. The decree was granted in London but no STEAMER Leave Montreal Leave Halifax Arr. and Lv. Hamilton particulars were given out to the For Reservations apply public. Ohomedy May 17 May 21 May 25 * * • Colborne..* May 31 June 4 June 8 RUSSIA WILL PLACE ORDERS IN Oornwallls June 14 June 18 June 22 WATLINGTON & CONYERS BRITAIN General Agents For Reservations, Passenger and Frieght Rates, apply to:— LONDON, May 31. (CP)—The •also calls at St. George's JOHN S. DARRELL S CO., Agents, HAMILTON — BERMUDA Moscow government has made a Hamilton, Bermuda. proposal to place large orders in Subject to change without notice. flUff _B_Mp. Great Britain if the prices and terms are right according to an announce ment made by L. E. Mather, presid-. ent of the Anglo-Russian Chamber "Ancient and Modern Necro FURNESS BERMUDA LINE of Commerce at the annual meet mancy, alias Mesmerism and Hyp ing of that organisation. The in notism, denounced." is the sub (Vtit, Cmtrart with BtraaJa Cn_—lat) formation is from a reliable source ject of the Lesson-Sermon which MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE Royal and United States Mail Stealers __ Soviet Russia. Soviet pur be read in all Churches of Christ, chases in Britain for the first Scientist, on Sunday, June 3rd. NEW YORK-EERMUDA-SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE T.E.V. "QUEEN OF BERMUDA" four months of 1934 were two and The Golden Text is "Oh let the a half times larger than in 1933. wickedness of the wicked come (Royal an J United States Mail Steamers) T. & V "MONARCH OF BERMUDA" * * * to an end; but the establish the TEXAS RANGERS CALLED just: just for the righteous God Minimum $50*00 Round Trip Min. $60 and up. trieth the hearts and reins" PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas, May (Psalms 7.9.) (Lowest Rates offered between New York and Bermuda) 31 (CP)—Flying bullets and flash Among the citations which com Steamers sail Pie* 64 N.R.—Arrive at Pier 55 Brooklyn Leave Arrive Leave Arrive ing knives which killed two and prise the Lesson-Sermon is the Steamer New York Bermuda Bermuda New York wounded six persons at a political following from the Bible: "For the (Foot Montague Street) rally yesterday brought the cele word of God is quiok and powerful, *Queen of Bda...|Tue. May 29Thur. May Thur. May 31 Bda. 86 Nassau brated Texas Rangers to the scene and sharper than any two edged Leave Arrive and Sail Arrive Monarch of Bda Sat. June 2 Mon. June Wed. June 6FrL June 8 today. The dead are Davil Gomez sword piercing even to the dividing Steamer New York Bermuda New York *Queen of Bda.. .|Tue. June 5JThur. June Thur. June 7JTue. June 12 and Pablo Soils, both American asunder of soul and spirit, and Pan America Monarch of Bda Sat. June 9 Mon. June Wed. June 13 Fri. June IS citizens. Deputy Sheriff Ivario of the joints and marrow, and is Sat. May 26 Mon. May 28 (for S. Amer.) *Queen of Bda... JThur. June 14 Sat. June 16Sat. June 16Thur. June 21 Elizondo was stabbed in the back a discerner of the thoughts and American Legion.. (from S. Amer) Tue. June 5 Thur. June 7. Monarch of Bda Sat. June 16 Mon. June 18JWed. June 20 Fri. June 22 and stray bullets wounded five intents of the heart." (Heb. 4. 12.) American Legion.. Sat. June 9 Mon. June 11 (for S. Amer.) *Queen of Bda...JThur. June 21 Sat. June 23 Sat. June 23jT hur. June 28 others. The Lesson-Sermon also in Southern Cross (from S. Amer) Tue. June 19 Thur. June 21 Monarch of Bda Sat. June 23 Ilea. June 25 Wei. June 27lFri. June 29 * * * cludes the following passages from Southern Cross.... Sat. June 23 Mon. June 25 (for A. Smer.) Queen of Bda.. .,Thur. June 28 Sat. June 30 Sat. June 30Mon. July 2 PLANE RUNS AWAY the Christian Science textbook, Pan America (from S. Amer) Tue. July 3 Thur. July 5 Western World Monarch of Bda Sat. June 30Moi_ July 2 Tue. July 3|Tm_r. July "Science and Health with key to Sat. July 7 Mon. July 9 (for S. Amer.) American Legion.. (from S. Amer) •Queen of Bda...JTue. July 3JThur. July 5JThur. July 5 Tue. July CROYDON, May 31 (CP)—Yester the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Tue. July 17 Thur. July 19 American Legion.. Sat. July 21 Monarch of Bda Sat. July 7iMo_. July 9,Wed. July 11 Fri. July day a French aeroplane, struck a Eddy: "All that we correctly know Mon. July 23 (for S. Amer.) *Queea of Bda... Tue. lO^hur. 12|Thur. July 12,Tue . July wireless mast in a heavy mist near of. Spirit comes from God, divine July July Fortnightly service thereafter Monarch of Bda Sat. July 14 Mon. July 16 Wed. July 18 Fri. July the airport, skimmed several houses principle and is learned through Queen of Bda.. . |Wed. July 18'Fri. July 20Sat. July 21 .Mon. July and crashed into another, then de Christ and Christian Science. If Northbound Steamers call at Trinidad molished two garages and crushed this Science has been thoroughly •Return to New York via Nassau. the automobiles. Both the pilot, learned and properly digested, we Subject to change without notice if circumstances require WATLINGTON &. CONYERS, Captain Romond De Fives, and the can know the truth more ac Agents mechanic, Roger L'Huillier, were curately than the astronomer can For reservations apply: JOHN S DARRELL & COMPANY, Agents. killed. One of the plane's motors read the stars, or calculate the was thrown into the roadway and eclipse. [This mind reading is the the other into a garden. opposite of clairvoyance. It is the * * * illumination of the spiritual under Drink POPE PIUS REACHES 77th BIRTH standing which demonstrates the DAY capacity of Soul, and not of ALLSOPP'S material sense. This Soul-sense 0'KEEFE'S VATICAN CITY, May 31 (CP)— comes to human mind when the Pope Pius celebrated his 77th birth latter yields to the divine Mind. day today without ostentation of (P. 84.) OLD VIENNA PILSENER any kind. After saying mass and thanksgiving in his private chapel OO ; The Best British *Beer His Holiness received congratula LAGER tions from relatives and then for got the anniversary in the busy HAMILTON POLICE COURT routine of his many duties. in * » * Before Mr. A. C. Smith JOHN F, BURROWS & CO., LTD. FREE STATE SENATE DEBATE On Wednesday morning, in the hearing of a case against William BERMUDA Agents LONDON, May 31 (OP)—The Edward Swan, a public carriage Senate of the Irish Free State be- 4$i> . 6 THE f-OYAi: OAZBTni AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1934 THE SKIES IN JUNE FORMER MINISTER HERE NEW YORK STOCK jf% A little makes PASSES _!__ a lot or This month Is filled with promise MARKET We chronicle today the passing of very interesting conjunctions, of the Rev. Rudolph Henry Shirley, ^avour commencing with one of Saturn D.D. Mon. Thur. and the moon on the 3rd. Only 2} those who care to leave their beds, The older generation will recall American Super Power 2} 19} or those who are compelled to be that Dr. Shirley was the minister Alaska Juneau 20f out, in the early morning will wit of St. Paul's A.M.E. Church in Allegheny Oorp 2} n ness this spectacle as Saturn rises this city during the years 1898-1902. Allied Chemical 134J shortly after midnight. Those who It will be remembered also that Am. Oan 951 93} miss this postmidnight conjunction among the achievements of his Am. & Foreign Pow.„„ 8J 8 may enjoy another earlier in the blessed ministry here stands the Am. Smelt. & Refiu— 39} 38} night, on the 30th. erection of the beautiful steeple Am. Water Works 19 18} of St. Paul's by the late Mr. Julian Am. Tel. & Tel __. 114J 113} "New moon" will occur on the Tucker—a work which as minister Anaconda Oopper 14| 131 No need to swamp your 11th., but as most know, the little, he inspired and promoted. From Atchison R.R 56} 54} food—a few drops only crescent moon is not visible to the of H.P. on the side of the ground and scaffold he watched Atlantic Refining 25J 24} the plate is all you naked eye for two more days, which i with zealous care from commence Am. Tobacco "B" 72 70} require to impart a brings us to the 13th. The next ment to completion every progress Baltimore & Ohio 33 i 22} deliciousness that evening, the 14th., promises to over 31} makes the plainest of that monumental addition to Bethlehem Steel 34f fare enticing. flow with fascinating interest for the beauty of the city, and to the Borden Company.... — Unequalled with cold \ most of us, for on that night Mer statliness of the edifice above ' Oan. Pacific, New.... 151- 15| cury will reach its greatest elong meat, bacon, cheese, which it holds aloft its little cross. ! Ohes. & Ohio R.R 46 45} sausages, etc. Try it also ation east, and will also be in con Although it has been 32 years since , Chrysler Motors 40 i 39} in soups and stews—the junction with the moon, appearing he left Bermuda yet it is known that Col. Gas 15 12 . difference is surprising. like a ruddy star (only shining with through all those years the Rev. Shir- ' Cons. Gas 38J 32 % a planet's steady light) of the first ley cherished a very tender regard Corn Products 68i 67} magnitude, low is the west below for that steeple and pleasant memo Oom. and Southern.... 2J 2} the moon, and almost eclipsed ries of its building—notwithstand Oom. Solvent. 23 22} by the glow remaining from the ing that that memory was tinged j Dupont 86| 841 departed sun. On this occasion it with a lingering sadness caused by ; Eastman Kodak 96 shouldJ[be J extraordinarily simple its builder having suffered very ser- j Electric Autolite 22 i 21 SAUCE to locate Mercury. This is a rare ! ious consequences from a fall off Electric P. & L 6 5} MAKES MEALS MEAN MORE occurance, and should be jealously its scaffold. 19 Erie R.R. Common 19i Sole Agent* for Bermuda watched£for by all who love the After leaving Bermuda the Rev. Fox Film — stars. NICHOLL & ASHTON Shirley ministered for a short period Gillette Safety Razor.. 10} P.O. Box 529, Hamilton The next interesting date is June in the state of New York, going Gen. Elec, New 20} Kmmmmmmm 21 when the Sun enters Cancer, thence to Pennsylvania, where he General Motors 33 the first summer sign of the Zodiac, served in several cities with the Goodrich Rubber 14 H'autin and summer officially begins. love and devotion characterizing Hudson Motors 13} That day is commonly known as his ministry in this colony. It is Int. Nickel of Can 26| 1 the Summer Solstice—a word worthy of note, too, that Bermu Int. Tel. & Tel 12} meaning sun-standing point, as dians travelling his way have al Kennecott Copper 191 for several days it will be impossible ways found a fatherly welcome Libbey-OwensFord .... — GOSLING BROTHERS, Agents to notice any difference in the awaiting them in whatever parson Loews, Inc 31f length of daylight time. After age happened for the time to be his Mack Truck 26} the first of July the days will short home. Montg. Ward 26} 25 en appreciably. On the 21st there The wife who shared his ministry Natl. Dairy Products . 171 17} Children ask will also be a conjunction of Jupi in Bermuda, and who was the mo Nash Motors 17| 16} ter and the moon, visible through ther of his children, predeceased Natl. Biscu t, New 34} 34} for more out the evening hours, for Jupiter him some years ago. Fortune, Natl. Power & Light... 10 91 is now east of the meridian at sun however, mitigated the conse New York Central 281 28 set. quences of that loss in the happy North American 17} 17 Venus is still a "morning star."' union a subsequent marriage prov Northern Pacific 26} 24} June 6th will bring us the great ed to be. Norando Mines 43| 42} OLD MAN RUST est display of the Scorpiids, that Rudolph Henry Shirley was born Paramount Pictures.... — AWAY meteoric swarm appearing to ra of respected parentage on the is Packard Motors 4 3S diate from the region of the sky Penn R.R 30} 29} with 3-in-One Oil land of Tortola, the chief British Rust cannot form on surfaces occupied by Scorpio. island of the Virgin Islands group, Postum (Gen. Foods).. 32 32} Public Service, N.J. 36} protected by The alpha of Scorpio, great red in the fifties of the last century, 36 3-in-One Oil Antares, "the rival of Mars," is and died on the 18th day of May, Pullman Company 50 48 They are always ready for a Corn Flakes. Men who need 3-in-One protects—prevents rust now rising in the south-east, early 1934, while pastor of St. Matthew's Pure Oil 10} 10} Use it on your stoves, ovens, second helping of Ivollogg's nourishment till lunch-time. in the evening. Those interested A.M.E. Church, Norristown, Pa., Radio 7| 7} Corn Flakes. Even to see the Women who are too busy to in star-colours will notice a great in which church the funeral service Radio Koith Orph 2| 2i burners, irons, faucets, tools Remington Rand 9J and all rustablesurfaces.lt will fresh, crisp flakes pouring into cook in the middle of the day. resemblance between Antares and was held on Tuesday the 22nd. 9} Mars, although, unfortunately, Shell Union Oil.__ 8} 8} keep them clean and bright, the plate is a temptation. Then Children who must have an We join in sympathy for the be the latter is not now visible for ob reaved widow and children. Sinclair Oil 10| 10} free from rust and tarnish. some cold milk or cream and easilv digested meal at bed- servation, and the observer must 00 Southern Pacific 22} 21 f Demand 3-in-One Oil. Accept fresh fruit —and there's a time—encourages restful sleep. wait until August to made satis Southern R.R — no substitute.The white "3" on Standard Brands 20} 20} princely meal for you. factory comparisons. STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS 'fiCtO tnered"1"isy°ur Ask for Kellogg's by name. Standard Gas & Elec. 10§ 10 The early Christians oonnected //-?(• protection. Everyone enjoys Kellogg's Your grocer sells them. St. Oil of California.... 33| 32 J Scorpio with the Apostle Bartholo S,s. Lady Hawkins (C.N.S.) is St. Oil of New Jersey.. 43 43 mew, and a few thought the con due to arrive from Halifax via Bos Socony-Vacuum 151 15} 3-IN-ONE OIL •^S^'i-'-C'SJ^- stellation resembled a Cardinal's ton today, sailing tomorrow for the e Studebaker 5 4} THREE-IN-ONE Oil CO. Hat. Some late writers feel that West Indies. Agents, J. S. Darrell v .J Sears Roebuck 43 41} it resembles a ditek which is as & Co. Texas Corp 24} CORN correct as its resemblance of a a a a 23} Texas Gulf Sulphur .... 24} 34} FLAKES Scorpion. T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur- Timken R.B 29} 29 n ss-Bermuda Line) is due to ar CORN FLAKES Alchemists of old held Scorpio Union Carbide 40} ty&hr S J_ rive from New York on Monday, 3-| in high regard, for "only when the Union Pacific 125 June 4th, sailing on return at 3 122 sun occupied this sign could the U.S. Ind. Alcohol 40 715 p.m. Wednesday. Agents, Watling 40 transmutation of iron into gold be U.S. Rubber 19} 181 performed. ton & Oohyers. * * * U.S. Steel 41} 39 Astrologers considered it an ac United Corporation 5| S.s. Lady Somers (C.N.S.) is due 5} A'Friend cursed sign, as being the birth Warner Bros — :j to arrive from Montreal on Monday, place of Mars, the source of war and Westghse Air Brake .... — 27} June 4th, sailing on Wednesday, *^^ i^_^^_i^^il_^P- discord. Pliny asserted that the Westghse Electric 35 34} in Need! June 6th, for the West Indies. appearance of a comet (apparently) Western Un. Tel 46 43} Agents, J- S. Darrell & Co. within this group portended a 49} » * * Woolworth 49| OU?CK_.Y RELIEVES CUTS, BRUISES. plague of reptiles and insects, es Yellow Truck 4£ 4} SPRAINS. WOUNDS. COUGHS, COLDS. pecially of locusts. So much fof S.s. American Legion (Munson LAME BACK, ETC. AN OU7 AND TEST ED Astrological theories! Line) is due to arrive from South Total Sales 610,000 ~* REMEDY FOR MAN OR BEAST. America on Tuesday, June 5th, Money Op .ned 1% ^itri^^^Y^^^^iet. So far south of the ecliptic is 1% sailing the same day for New York. Money Closed 1% 1% tafce^fefte_-^**$nap-(,^ Scorpio that the sun takes but 9 Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. M ygjl Sterling 5.09 Sold in one size only days to pass through the two por 5.061 Never sold in bulk tions which project Upwards into Ophiuchus, that tremendous con : , stellation, containing no st?ars of *i__P^BB5S85!w^J the first magnitude, that sprawls all over a large portion of the heav ens between Scorpio, Libra, Sir- Tasty Dishes For Today pens, Corona Borealis and Hercules. By JUDITH WILSON Classical legends tell us that it was the Scorpion which frightened the horses of Apollo's sun chariot under cold water, dry thorough while being driven by Phaeton. MENUS ly then sprinkle with salt, Apollo's son, being unequal to the pepper and lemon juice. Place unexpected task of controlling the Dinners the fish, flesh side up on a hot, runaways, was thrown from the well-greased broiling rack and Cream of Celery Soup place under the flame. Broil chariot into the river Fridanus, Cold Salmon or Fillets of four minutes then turn and which is also represented in the Flounder with Cucumber cook until the skin is crisp and skies. Sauce brown. Brown large sliecs of Asparagus with Grated fish evenly on both sides. |fAntares is a binary, or double Cheese Broiled fish is good with a star. It is really a gravitational Hot Potato Chips lemon - butter - parsley sauce J system of two stars which are two Raspberries with Cream Cream four tablespoons butter, close together to be seen in even the Tea add one-half teaspoon salt, one- e most powerful telescopes. Al eighth teaspoon pepper and one- j Jellied Consome half teaspoon parsley, finely: though, cts We know, one component Poached Fillets of Flounder chopped. Add one and one-half w &t is^fiery red, the other is emerald Mashed Potatoes Carrot Chips tablespoons lemon juice, a little THE NEW FOOD green. Hot Rolls Cole Slaw at a time, creaming after each WITH THE BETTER FLAVOUR Caramel Mousse Wafers addition. Spread on the hot fish Some say that Antares is Antar's Coffee and serve at once. 260 Star, for the celebrated Antar or Serve Fish Hot There is the golden glow •**& GOOD tSA," Antarah who, shortly before the NICHOLL & ASHTON, Agents AKE frequent trips to the When preparing a dinner with' of ripened corn in these time of Muhammad, was the war M fish market if you wish to bot fish, cook all the items on! delicious big wheat flake rior-hero of one of the famous introduce variety into your the menu and have your table menus and at the same time set. Fish, no matter how it is biscuits. Double toasting seven selected poems of Arabia, prepared, will not stand waiting.! PRIVATE SCANDAL" said to have been written in let save money. Right now the de It requires only a brief eooking retains their full Food Value. office. Caught in the market crash mand is for nourishing meals ters of gold on silk, or Egyptian that seem lighter and cooler. period and should be served Always ready to eat, crisp Cast of Comics in Thrill-Film in which he loses investor's funds, linen, and suspended in tho Kabah Fish to ideal for this purpose. while it is piping hot. and oven fresh. he realizes that the only way out at Mecca. All kinds of fish are available, Cold Boiled Fish All British, made In the heart "Private Scandal," an adroitly- is suicide, making it appear like from seafood near tbe ocean to For very hot days plan ap en»! produced murder yesterday-comedy murder so that his insurance poli fresh water fish like trout, perch tree of cold boiled fish served of England. EDITH M. LINES, M.R.A.S.A. or bass near lakes and rivers. wi|h a tasty sauce, gjatoon. that depends upon seed and cies can repay the investors. Frozen seafood is available in al boiled and served chilled* with a Sole representatives (. -verness rather than horror for To New Sparks, sour-faced de most all cities. garlie-flavored mayonnaise or NICHOLL & ASHTON Ltd., Hamilton its effectiveness, Is at the Me tective, is given the task of un Recipes given for one kjnd of with a pale green eueiimber chanics' Hall Theatre. ravelling a complex tangle of dues fish can usually be used for an sauce is colorful as well as The cast is composed of Zazu that first point to suicide, then other. Only the more distinc tasty. Ceok the fish (wrapped turn to an hitherto unsuspected tively Savored species require in a pieee of eheeseloth) in Pitts, Phillips Holmes, Mary Brian, special preparation. gently boiling salted water to Med Sparks and Lew Cody, with plot against Cody's life. When 666 which the juice of half a lemon Olive Tell. Jed Prouty, Charles B. Sparks begins unravelling the mys LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE NOSE Broiling Fish or a tablespoon of vinegar has You save money tery, countless obstacles are placed DROPS Broiling is a popular method been added. Simmer for fifteen Middleton. Rollo Lloyd and Hale of preparing most varieties of minutes, then drain the fish and Hamilton heading the supporting in his path; he finds each member Checks Malaria in 3 days, Colds fish. If you get a small fish, split arrange on a platter to "bW. if you use players. of the off ce staff lying to avoid first day, Headaches or Neuralgia it down the back and spread Garnish fish platter with thinly The story raises the murder- exposing a "private scandal." Yet, In 30 minutes apart for broiling. Tbe longer sliced radishes and scallions in through these lies, he finds the Fine Laxative and Tonic fish should be cut into one inch lettuce cups. Pass the eauce is SUNLIGHT SOAP suicide question when Lew Cody sections. Wftsb tbe fish quickly a gravy boat. ._>_k_ , 18 found dead in his real estate answer to the mystery. Most Speedy Remedies Known »«'II*H_.. ._I_,_I. 8 .*«•_». jam*** 3EIE. THE ROYAE GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY. FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1934 Page 7 HEW PERFECTION OIL STOVE SOME TIMELY HINTS TO AID THE LOVELINESS OF JUNE BRIDE By JACQUELINE HUNT the big muscles at the sides and back of your neck, This releases UNE is tbe most thrilling tense nerves and hastens drowsi J month of al} the year — a ness. It will be even more eflec- month that brings brides and 0 can sweet girl graduates. Let's talk _J*-J* y " eet someone to about brides fust, si are they hive do it |or 3«QU. Practice Making Dp Ad ress so much to dow-parties apd hun dreds of details to be thought of When you have a little time to and attended to aside from all youwelf practice your makeup the fun and excitement. A bride tricks. A bride must never look must be beautiful! But it takes "madei up" yet under the arti real will power and a lot of help ficial lighting of the church or to live in all summer from others, if she is to get to hall where tbe ceremony is to the altar looking as fresh and take place and gowned in white pretty as she should be. or pale colors, she needs more than you would think. Try dif If you are to be a June bride, ferent shades of powder, rouge here's a hint — choose your and lipstick with a sample of bridesmaid with care. The right *£*• J£ess fabric against your girl can do much to help you be 8km. Choose those that make you lovely when your wedding day loo* ™°st natural and alluring. 30/- finally dawns. If you must de Getting the skin into a state pend on yourself, then do try to of perfection so that your cos keep some time free from ap metics blend smoothly cannot be pointments, especially a couple done on the day before the wed of days before the ceremony. ding so begih at once to tone Sleep Helpful your skin. The Shirt and Short combination When you djp go out to parties, be IJwse who desire more de with a separate Skirt—Comfortable sure and buted infoHnation on makeup sleep late the and other helpful hints for the and tidy for the shirt cannot pull next morn bride-to-be will find it in my ing. You new leaflet, "Beauty for the out, cool for it's unnecessary to wear prob ably -g>rtog Bride," Just write me care Odourless, Efficient, Economical won't get to of this newspaper enclosing a anything underneath. sleep very stamped, self-addressed envelope. soon after —J.H. For Sale by All Dealers you get hpme even though QUESTION: "Please give me you are dead an exercise for toning up tbe tired. Excite system and making the muscles ment does of the waistline firm.—N. H.** White, pastels, checks and stripes WEST INDIA OIL COMPANY ANSWER: This exercise will MISS BUNT that to you. Do all that do the things you ask: Stand DISTRIBUTORS you can to relax. "Jake a tepid straight with your feet apart bath and a drink of warm milk Now drop lie head and trunk or fruit juice. forward _ntil your hands touch the floor. Bwipg the arms back If this doesnt work, prop your through your legs several times self up in bed and with your increasing the swing each time TRIMINGHAM BROTHERS fingertips well coated with soft and arching your back. Straight ening cream, iqassage your back en, leaning A^ejl back, and come as far down as you can .each, forwsr dagain, repeating about across your shoulders and along ten times. THE NEW LINOLEUM SQUARE is YOUR GOOD HEALTH Bright in Colour A Doctor's Day Keeps Hijn Going From Early Till Very Late Simple in Design By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAJ^MJ). OME of a doctor's days are fast apd feme-fourths of an Durable for Hardware S interesting, some exciting, Hour ei mernmg sleep and went some monotonous, but as a gen to quiet her pain. eral thing eaoh day brings him things that he must think over RRIVEP at my office a little and worry A out of stirts. Several pa - about. If he tients are waiting. Mrs. K., a is busy, he young woman, fell against a Let us show you our wide range of standard sizes must think; stepladder while cleaning house if he has last week and fractured two nothing to ribs. Tbe plaster used to hold the do, he HI u s t side quiet was irritating the skin, worry. and eausing much discomfort. That had to be removed and re from 18/9 up OST peo dressed. Not interesting. M ple see a doctor's day as if he were g""HEN came Mrs. J., a fine, us- RUNNERS from 10/- up privileged tr 1 ually healthy woman of sixty adjust th* i patient for almost forty years. hours ven ;he apologized for coming, be- much as In ause she didn't know of any- OB. CUEISMAN chooses. Ver> hing that was wrong. Just did f r e q u entlii lot feel good. That is the kind at they resent tt if he takes tinn f patient whose condition taxes out to have his meal at the regu our knowledge. You can't lay lar hour or to sleep without in our finger on anything. A __or- terruption. As for recreatioi tgb examination is necessary, A. S. COOPER & SONS well, to be caught on the go! ppetite is not good, sleep rest- course when an emergency ca; '3S, a Pain in tbe left shoulder Front Stwee. Phone 1244 comes in is nothing short of • id cannot use the arm without crime. It might be Q£ inj£r«st t jin. a condition which has per- the laity to know _&$£% dpc^/ *.ed foj serosal weeks. Heart does on just _py dayVso here 1 ! gqbd, pot sluggish. Ho fever, the story of yesteday. ut Blood pressure a little low * * * 'o ambition. Dentist told ber HE telephone rang at 6:4 >ur years ago that four teeth The New Ta.m. Mrs. B. has an attack o lould be out. X-ray examina- gallstone colic. These come even on showed some disease, but three or four weeks and she sui iere Is no soreness. If these Ladies' White Pique fers very severely. I have advisei «th are taken out she will bavi removal, but their bank closed . o discard some fine bridgework Westinghoiise nd have a new set. No stomacl year ago, the Building and Loan \or intestinal trouble demon has all their cash, their renta trable. Throat normal, but she DRESSES property is empty or only payinr has some toxemia. 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Page 6 THE ROYAL GAZETTE- AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1934 i t •ocxoocxf An Opportunity for the Big Fellow.... OVER THE RADIO You really "BIG" men you who have to listen to the small fry talk of wondrous Bargains .... Your chance CITIES SERVICE CONCERT nightingale will be broad of a REAL buy has come. cast from the Berkshire "Ave Maria," from Mascagni's Hills, circumstances permit opera '*Cavalleria Rusticana," the ting.) Irish Linen Suits ever-popular "L' Amour Toujour 6.10-6.30—News Bulletin and An 43 to 52 chest measurements and L* Amour" by Friml and "Siboney" nouncements. You can rely on by Lecuona will be Jessica Dragon- TROUSERS, up to 48 inches. ette's soprano solos on the Cities GSD, 25.5 m.; GSC, 31.3 m. Service Concert tonight, over an 7.00—Time Signal from Big Tom. Such a suit complete... MAGIC NBC-WEAF network at 8.00 o'clock, Chamber music, a pro Bermuda time. Miss Dragonette's gramme of "gramophone re Reduced to... BAKING solo spotlight will be shared with cords. Frank Parker, who has chosen for 7.30—A short story. £2. 0. 0 his tenor solo, Lohr's popular bal 7.45—The Wireless Military Band, POWDER lad, "Where My Caravan Has conductor, B. Walton O* JACKET only 22/6 Rested." A medley of robust songs Donnell; Joseph Farrington of the sea, including "Asleep in (bass). TROUSERS only 20/- the Deep," "Blow the Man Down," 8.40-9.00—News Bulletin and An "Rocked in the Cradle of the nouncements. Only srruill thing about these suits is the price.... Deep" and "Sailing, Sailing" will Fact is we have too many good quality, Big, Linen Suits .. be sung by the Cities Service Quar WEAF, New York 660 kc. tet. The orchestra under the baton §.00—Mme. Sylvia, beauty talk of Rosario Bourdon will introduce 5.15—Oswald Mazzucchi, 'cellist the full-hour concert with Tschai- 5.30—Frank Merriwell's Adven BAKING kowsky's Italian Capriccio and later tures—sketch YOUNG BROTHERS I will play G u i o n ' s "Southern 5.45—Alice in Orchestralia POWDEB Nights," "At Sundown," "Cielito 6.00—Programme summary Lindo," the Habanera from Her 6.03—Xavier Cugat's Orch. bert's "Natoma" and a hit of the 6.30—Cheerio Musical Mosaics ALWAYS UNIFORM day, "May I?". 6.45-^-William Hain, tenor * * * 7.00—rBaseball Resume CONTAINS NO ALUM OLD SONGS BY MAPLE CITY .15—Gene and Glenn—sketch FOUR 7.30-7-Fox Fur Trappers Have you received your 7.45—The Goldbergs—sketch free copy of the helpful Two songs that enjoyed great 8.00—Cities Service Concert—Jes popularity in bygone days, "Sailing sica Dragonette, soprano; Magic Cook Book ? Down the Chesapeake Bay" and Cities Service Quartet; Yours for the asking, "Chinatown, My Chinatown" will Rosario Bourdon's Orch. wherever Magic is sold, receive unusual harmony treatment 9.00—Waltz Time—Frank Munn, by the Maple City Four during the tenor; Vivienne Segal, so Contains many splendid programme from the Chicago stu prano; Abe Lyman's Orch. recipes. dios over an NBC-WJZ network 9.30—Pick and Pat, comedians tonight, at 8.30. The quarter-hour 10.00—First Nighter Sketch will be completed with "Way Down 10.30—Jack Benny and Mary Liv Home," "Shine On, Harvest Moon," ingstone, comedy; Don Bes- "Stars of the Summer Night" and tor's Orch.; Frank Parker, ' 'Thanksgiving.'" tenor * * * 11.00—.News n Washington—Geo. COURT OF HUMAN RELATIONS R. Holmes 11.15—Clyde Lucas' Orch. The story, "Love's Homecom 11.30—News Bulletin ing," will be dramatised during 11.35—Vincent Lopez's Orch. the broadcast of the True Story 12.00—Ralph Kirbery, songs Court of Human Relations over the 12.05-1.00—Dance musio 538<[«If. Columbia network, from 8.30 to 9.15 tonight. The story concerns Rita Menjou, who has been blind WLW, Cincinnati 700 kc. since birth, and of her love for 6.3C—Jack Armstrong—sketch Nick Freeman, ne'er-do-well who, 6.45-7.15—Same as WJZ Agents: POWELL & CO., Telephone 1044 her friends say, only seeks her 7.15—Joe Emerson, songs money. 7.30—Bob Newhall, sports talk TIDE TABLE FOR JUNE We have always Percy Hemus, veteran actor, will 7.45—Sohio Melody MasterB 8.00—Paul Pendarvis' Orch. be heard as the judge, with Howard High Water Sun- Sun 8.15—Prairie Symphony had the Lowest Smith as the court clerk. Listen High Water Sun- Sun- 8.30—Unbroken Melodies ers, as the jury, will be asked to A.M. P.M. rise Set FOR SALE Prices mail in their verdicts on Rita's 8.45—Clarks Radio Court problem. William Sweets has dra 9.00—Will Osborne's Orch. lFri. 11.07 11.38 5.12 7 20 matised the story and will direct 9.30— Billy Jones and Ernie Hare 2 Sat. 12.05 5.12 7.21 A number of the presentation, and Arnold Johr - 9.45—Armand Programme For this Week-End we offer 3 Sun. 00.35 1.09 5.12 7.22 son's Orchestra will supply lO.OO-7Sa.ae as WJZ 4 Mon. 1.35 2.14 5.12 7.23 musical interludes. 10.15—Benry Thies' Orch.; Mary a list of 5Tu. 2.35 3.21 5.11 7.23 0 0 0 Alcott, blues singer; Trio- STORE COUNTERS 6 Wed. 3.39 4.24 5.11 7.23 lene Trio; Male Quartet BENNY SHOW MOVES TO 7Th. 4.40 5.22 5.11 7.24 25 SPECIALS HOLLYWOOD 10.30—Same as WEAF 8FrL 5.37 6.15 5.11 7.24 11.00—Kenrad Unsolved Mysteries 9 Sun. 6.27 7.03 5.11 7.25 SHOW CASES I Which will save Today is moving day for the Gen 11.30—Orosley Follies 9 Sat. 6.27 7.03 5.11 7.25 eral Tire programme, with Jack 12.00—News Bulletin 10 Sun. •JUS 7.46 5.11 7.25 you money on your Benny, glib-tongued comedian; his 11 Mon. 8.00 8.28 5.11 7.26 TABLES, etc ^H chief stooge, Mary Livingstone, and WJZ, New York 760 kc. 12 Tu. 8.40 9.06 5.11 7.26 Grocery Bill. Don Wilson, announcer, go on the 6.00—Dorothy Page, songs 13 Wed. 9.20 9.41 5.11 7.26 air from Hollywood at 10.30 p.m. 6.15—Ferdinando's Orch. 14 Th. 9.55 10.17 5.11 7.27 Benny, who was a screen celebrity 6.30—O'Leary's Irish Minstreals 15 Fri. 10.31 10.51 5.11 7.27 before he made his radio debut, is 6.45—Lowell Thomas 15 11.11 11.30 5.11 7.28 going to the West Coast to make a S. P. Q. R. STORE 7.00—Amos 'n' Andy 17 Sun. 11.53 5.11 7.28 new picture for United Artists. He, 7.15—.Intercollegiate Council Pro 18 Mon. 00.09 12.40 5.12 7.28 Front St. and Mount Hill with Mary and Wilson, left New PEARMAN, WATLINGTON & CO. gramme 19 Tu. 00.53 1.35 5.12 7.28 York immediately after the Gen 7.30—Three X Sisters 20 Wed. 1.45 542 Colombo is Strong Favourite for Annual Navy Boxing Tourney -the Derby; French-bred Horses Held at Sail Loft Local and Foreign Sporting News | Attract Attention The annual Navy Boxing tourna THE GOODY SHOPPE LONDON, May 30 (CP)—The ment was held at the Sail Loft, BY "El 1 IS" Derby fever began today as more H.M. Dockyard, on Monday and than a. score of horses were left in Tuesday of this week, when the the list of final acceptors for the preliminary bouts were completed blue riband next Wednesday. on Monday afternoon and evening. WEEK-END SPECIALS Lord Glaneley's eett Colombo will The final results were as follows: Kent Score Over 600; Ash- The Clubman Visits Lord's; Says probably start an odds-.on favourite "Silly M.C.C. Autocracy" - at the shortest odds in many years, OPEN EVENTS down's 307 Not Out; All the but a great deal of support is forth SPECIALS FOR CASH coming at the last moment for Other County Cricket Scores I.A.R. Peebles' Splendid Flyweight: Sto. Eley, H.M.S. some of last moments for some of Exeter, no opposition. Book some of Colombo's strong op Bantam: Downey, H.M.S. Nor Beaver Brand OYSTERS 7d tin ponents, including the foreign- folk defeated P.O. Vingoe, H.M.S. Pelican Sliced PINEAPPLE, large tin lid The follwong are the closing In a most absorbing article on bred threats. Exeter. Best New Zealand BUTTER, per lb..„. 1/2 scores in all English County Cricket the M.C.C. versus Australia match Lord Woolavington is running Feather: O.D. Smith, H.M.S. matches on the opening day, as a couple of weeks ago, the "Club Easton, the French-bred colt which 2 tins British Canadian PEARS and 1 tin PEACHES fear 2/10 Dragon, defeated Sto. Tonge, Astor COFFEE (1 lb. tin) 1/5 supplied to the Royal Gazette and man" to the Daily Mirror says, came second to Colombo in the H.M.S. Exeter. "One of the mostintriguing games Colonist Dally by the Canadian Two Thousand Guineas classic a Light: O.D. Lakey, H.M.S. York, Press:— among the spactators, I found, was month ago, in which Easton's spotting Bradman. In their bulgy defeated Sto. Morris, H.M.S. Exeter. performance made a great impres Welter: A.B. Bell, H.M.S. Dragon, Kent's Huge Total Against Essex. green caps these Australians all sion with English turf men. It is S&W look so much alike. It was neces defeated Mne. Febrey, H.M.S. understood that Lord Woolaving Exeter. Large tin APRICOTS or PEARS 1/7 sary first of all to count them off— PEACHES lid and 1/4 At Brentford. Scores, Kent 623 ton had to bid no less than £15,000 Middle: Mne. ColwiH, H.M.S. bareheaded Brown the tall man, FRUIT SALAD 1/1 and 2/- for 2 wickets, William Ashdown to purchase the colt from Ralph Exeter, defeated A.B. Cahalane, O'Reilly and Wall, McCabe, because GRAPEFRUIT 1/-per tin 307 not out, Frank \\£oolley 172, Strassburgher of Philadelphia. H.M.S. Exeter. he opened the bowling, Clarrie SLICED PINEAPPLE 1/6J Leslie Ames 106 not out, versus Admiral Drake, another French- Light-heavy: A.B. HiU, H.M.S. Essex. Grimmet, because his little square bred contender, is arousing favour shoulders were unmistakable, York, defeated A.B. McHallan, SARDINES In Mustard, SARDINES in Tomato, per tin 8d among those looking for a horse Woodfull, the director of opera H.M.S. Malabar. to back which is capable of beating Middlesex versus Warwick, at tions, Fleetwood-Smith, the only Heavy: P.O. Gibson, H.M.S. AND VARIOUS OTHER LINES OF S 6 W PRODUCTS the redoubtable Colombo, the latter Lord's. moustached' member of the team. Dragon, unopposed. colt being hailed as the best Eng It left only Darling, Ponsford and Dewkist PEAS, 3 tins for 2/- Warwickshire 281, Parsons 101, Bradman, and, of course, Oldfield. lish-bred horse during the pjast NOVICES' EVENTS Goody Shoppe PEAS, 3 for 1/9 Paine 51 not out, J. Smith 7 for "Bradman seemed to us to in forty years. Dewkist STRING BEANS, 3 for 2/- Middlesex 72 for 3. dulge to a game of hide-and-seek, William Woodward's Bondsman Fly: Sig. Boy Cumming, H.M.S. will carry the United States hopes. because whenever we spotted him York, defeated Bugler Baines, 1 lb. Delicious Brand COFFEE and 4 lbs SUGAR for 2/- The Irish-owned Rathmore is also Somerset vs. Sussex at Taunton. he changed his position in the field. H.M.S. Exeter. OR Then we had to begin the checktog- attracting much attention; anoth Feather: Boy Kirkwood, H.M.S. 1 lb. COFFEE, 1 lb. SUGAR and 1 tin MILK 21- Sussex 382 for 3, J. Parks 60, up process all over again." er being watched is the Aga Kahn's Exeter, defeated O.D.. Stevenson, Melville 105, versus Somerset. Umidwar. The article continues, "One man H.M.S. Norfolk. Trainers are somewhat worried Light: A.B. Welch, H.M.S. Dra 8 lbs. SUGAR for 1/- 7 lbs. FLOUR 1/- Northants versus Yorkshire at sitting near me had come a hundred over the condition of the historic miles to see Bradman bat. His gon won his match over Mne. Kent 6 lbs. RICE for 1/- 6 lbs. POTATOES 1/- Bradford. course at Epsom Downs. Owing patriotism and his obeisance to of H.M.S. Dragon, who was dis-. 5 lbs. WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR. 1/- to the dry, hot weather, the course genius vied one with another all qualified. Northamptonshire 153, Verity is as hard as iron, in spite of the the afternoon. Now he feels he Welter: A.B. Wolstenholme, H.M. fact that it has been treated with 4 for -13; Yorkshire 102 for 5 wickets. must go again on Monday, though S. York, defeated Boy Parry, H.M.S. Nestles EVAPORATED MILK, large 5d tin as he ruefully commented, if he 160 tons of pelt. The race is likely York. Sheffield EVAPORATED MILK, large tin Page lfl THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, JUNE i, 1934 ___=__ * THE DISARMAMENT CON EMPLOYMENT FERENCE A YOUNG MAN to fill position In Continue-! from Page 1 the Head Office of the Bank of Bermuda, Limited. Apply In writ BOLIVIA APPEALS ing. SALE In the course of today's procedure v51tf. eitp. Bolivia invoked the aid of Article Competent BOOK-KEEPER, re 113, the arbitration clause in the quired. Apply in writing to Box Slightly Used covenant of the League of Nations, 529 Bermuda Press. as a basis for settling the Gran 539fth.f. Chaco conflict. Addressing the open session of the League Councili Position open for CERTIFIED the Bolivian representative. Costa WATCHMAKER (white). Must Raleigh Bicycles Durels, insisted that an embargo be absolutely experienced in against Bolivia would mean her Geneva-Pateck work, R.R. work "finish." Continuing he said and on Baguettes. Escapement- "Paraguay has a munitions fac setting and Balancestaff turning CASH ONLY tory." Durels proposed that the required. Character must bear war could no longer be treated un strict investigation. Apply by der the mediation article of the letter only, stating references, to covenant, but had passed to the Box 534 Bermuda Press. arbitral clause, which means that 534*th_!. if his demand is granted the dis • -'-- «—> THOS. J. WADSON & SON pute will go automatically to the Now I can FOR SALE 22MJ«Reitp. World Court of Permanent Justice for settlement. Attacking the porposed munitions embargo a- work harder | LOT OF LAND at Spanish Point, gainst the warring nations, Durels 57 ft. x 10,8 ft. on main road. View insisted that there should be first As soon as I get out of of ocean. Write Box 509 Bermuda TODAY GREAT BRITAIN'S CLERGY "QUEEN" CARRIES 425 an inquiry as to the responsibility I bed I give myself a glass of j Press. for the Gran Chaco warfare. Fur Cerebos Health Saline. Its i 509*tu. ei to m4. AGAINST WAR thermore, he said that in addition sparkling effervescence j MOTOR BOAT, 17 foot, with de Moving Pictures: 127 Passengers Disembark for tachable awning, 4 h.p. engine Reid Hall Theatre: "Silver Cord," to having an munitions factory, wakes me up. All day j "Gordon of Ghost City," "Se Continued from Page 1 Bermuda Paraguay would always be able to long I feel better for it. It ] with reverse gear. Phone 2623. obtain arms and ammunitions by helps me to work harder. 518*w. ei to tu5. cret Service." pensioning retired Bishops and i The following were among the river shipments, whereas Bolivia It helps to keep me keen j One LOT OF LAND situated on • # * lesser clergymen. and alert. Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "Pri j prominent passengers yesterday was isolated from any port and Mount Hill. No reasonable offer , aboard the S.s. Queen of Bermuda would be unable to do likewise. refused, Write Box 530 Bermuda vate Scandal" and "The Double Christian Ethics Involved I like its clean, fresh, i Door." ! on the first of the season'sTriangu- He also made the charge that Para Press. _^ t lar trips to Bermuda and Nassau: pleasant taste. I find it a 00 guay was preparing for chemical wonderful antidote for I 530*th.f.s. _ But the question now raised and New Yorkers, Mrs. J. J. Browne, warfare. being seriously debated is as to the Mrs. S. H. Birdsall, Mr. and Mrs. " liver," depression and | Cheap for cash, one 18-foot MOTOR Christian ethics of continuing to biliousness. In taste and BOAT. Apply Lane Boat Slip. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Louis Davidson, Mrs. Douglas K. action it is mild and gentle. I hold this particular source of re Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Watts, 541 *f. venue. The pensions board admin Mr. S. A. Doran, Jr., [Mrs. M. P. Local Rates istering the affairs of the institute Baluvelt, Mrs. G. H. Larry, Mrs. has received so many recent pro L. V. Davison, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. CEREBOS FOR RENT tests from individual clergymen Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Fletcher, The following is a copy of that the matter now has been Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Coffin, Mrs. B. Five-room COTTAGE, modern con the Bulletin displayed on brought to the fore, although not H. Garfield, Jr., Mrs. W. M. Van Thursday at tbe local banks: HEALTH venience, £5 month, to Paget W. yet definitely decided. Deusen, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Apply E. J. Bell, Bermuda Press. U. S. DOLLARS Representatives of the Pensions Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hinck. 477 fs. eitp. Institute have conferred with the Also The Misses Anna Doyle, From July 1st, "SWANSEA," Paget, Buying at 6|% die $5.1336 directors of Vickers concerning the Hazel Talbot and Ldis Clark, Mr. SALINE best way of disposing of the share overlooking harbour, six rooms, Selling at 4|% dis 55.0263 and Mrs. E. R. King, Mr. and Mrs. unfurnished. Dial 1591 evenings, and reinvesting the proceeds in the Peter H. B. Gumming, Mr. and shares of some industry, the good 488*m. ei to s2. CANADIAN DOLLARS Mrs. Samuel Roth, Mr. Morris «_»__-____•____•______, fortunes of which do not depend Everett, Mrs. S. H. Everett, Mr. and Buying at 8% dis §6.1063 COTTAGE, "Cassa Del Pont," most primarily on war. Mrs. Devens Hamlen, Mr. and Mrs. delightful little summer cottage Selling at 4% dis f5 00 Some sacrifice on the part of the Edgar T. Oogan, Miss Rosamond by the water at Somerset Bridge, QUOTATIONS clergy will be involved because, as H. Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Han Three minutes walk from Rail indicated by the recent annual re son, Miss "_.. Phillips. New York Closed Closed way Station. For further particu ports of Vickers and other British Also on the Bermuda-Nassau There is no satisfactory sub lars Dial 8215. Montreal Closed.—...95.06 munitions companies, their busi stitute for this famous British London, 11.30 a.m $5.07625 cruise were Mr. and Mrs. I. H. 496ttu.f. ness is now showing material re Grasfield, Miss M. Ross, Mr. and preparation. Montreal Latest $5.0550 covery from the depression and New York Latest $6.07375 Mrs. Friedman, Mr. H. Dwight Get a bottle to-day. F-IRNiSHtD'AND'UNFURNISHED bigger dividends are expeeted in Hall, Miss Elsie Dedrick, Miss Ruth the current year. Cherry, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shuffer. Sole Distributor?; -oo- There were 127 passengers landed NICHOLL G ASHTON Cottages "Churches" Are Included at the Hamilton dook, and several METEOROLOGICAL NOTES embarked here for the Nassau- PO. Box 529 Hemllun FOR RENT OR SAlE One curious fact about Vickers LAND FOR SALE New York trip. I 1ST. BUSHED .911 May 31st. is that "churches" as well as 00—— Barometer— breweries are named in the long Afnoi.'Gr(Mut4/vt>r 8.00 a.m 1019.9 millibars list of organizations which this 30.12 Inches widely ramifying concern is en CUSTOMS HOUSE 8.oo p.m. • 1020.2 millibars titled by its deed of association to j<ucAer 30.13 Inches control and administer. This deed NEW WESTBURY % of association, as revised in 1927, Rates of Exchange Trade Enquiries: Buuerfie/d & Co., HAMILTON. RICHMOND ROAD Wind— to____B______Hi 8.00 a.m., S.S.W 14 ml. per hr. first enumerates all the varieties MB»f 1108 «»U« TtuO.9 Noon,S.W 7 ml. per hr. of war material, including aircraft, The following rates of ex DEPRESSED BY ACUTE 8 p.m. S.W. 6 mi. per hr. which it is the purpose of Vickers change were in force at the Mar. Temp, for 84 hrs 80" to make and sell. Customs House on Thursday, ACIDITY HOUSES M n. Temp, for 24 hrs 72* The need then adds that the com May 31st:— FOR RENT OR SALE Rainfall tor 24 hrs ._. 0.12 pany is empowered to purchase, U.S.A ,_.. ..__.. 95.08 There can surely be no doubt Sunshine for 24 hrs 3 hr. 18 min. acquire, rent, build, construct, Canada ...... __...._. 6.06 about the effectiveness of a remedy 0 0 0 equip, execute, carry out, improve, Belgium.,™. „ _..„„. _. 22 for acidity that can give such Properties for Sale FOREIGN REPORTS work, develop, administer, main France _ 77 permanent relief as in this woman's tain or control in any part of the case.— a Germany . 13 MRS. ROBINSON _ s world works of all kinds, including Holland . 7.51 "I suffered for many years from » . 00 a S railways, tramways, stations, air Hong Kong 1/5 acidity in various forms," she CAMPBELL, GOSLING ft CO. .a a o dromes, docks, canals, telegraphs, Italy ._. _..._..., 60 For your baby's sake writes. "At last it became so acute Date S* *a 9* telephones, hotels, exchanges, ships r_MM 2*M Ct. lei "Cartrook" May 31st. • ei IS CM Japan _...___..__ 1/2 that every morning I woke with a postal services, publications, brew sendforthis FREE WOKgnawin g pain and a great depression Utk at hmit laiMiit H t) to eries, churches, buildings or any a* •_ <» _ of spirits. I tried Kruschen Salts, H K f- other works." Every mother *§*£%*£& and the effect was magical. The For good measure even some cBs pain subsided and the depression OANADA: politicians might be added in the agreement, that the Germans were Book. It * .. °„t,abv healthy and lifted like a cloud. I have taken the AGENTS WANTED Montreal 62 be comprehensive list as coming with fully within their right in buying daily dose of Kruschen ever since. Ottawa 62 be in the zone of Vickers influence. them and that British munitions strong- »\ ^. vitamin D, are such Either sex. To take orders for ¥ That was about five years ago, and Toronto 70 b __. The disposal of their shares in manufacturers had as much legal ™t?jt™ZSe io; natura an l Private Christmas Cards. Great a wonaenui »» hone* *> the Kruschen does not lose its U.S A.: this munitions concern, which the right to sell them. effect. It did more than produce Britain's Largest Manufacturers Boston . 72 b clergymen are now contemplating, It is also the declared policy of give best value obtainable and allow — ^ibaVsendto^ayto temporary benefit—it completely 1 New York. 66 b is in line with growing public senti the British Government that the relieved in a year or two, and I have 50% (10/- in the f) from selling Philadelphia.. 64 c ment that the free hand that arms making of armaments should be not had that gnawing pain since," prices. Free Sample Book ready manufacturers in this country have left to private enterprise and not be Atlantic City 62 b P°rt1SSu£^ni tte book —(Miss) E. M. H. I early May. Write now to Dept. 58, Washington.. 66 c trace to sell their wares anywhere in the undertaken by the State in time of Kruschen is so effective with i Lancaster Publishing Co., Lan BERMUDA: world is inconsistent with the daily emergency for the equipment of its a£4£^ Obligation acidity because it neutralises acid, caster, England. protestations of the British Gov own military forces. St. George's 77 1 c trace takes all the torment out of it, 344w.ci. to 13.6.34 ernment that lt is doing its best to This government would approve a and gently expels it from the sys NOTE: b—blue sky, bo partly get an international disarmament general embargo on shipments of tem. And by stimulating your cloudy, o—cloudy, o—overcast, treaty. arms to Bolivia and Paraguay in organs of elimination to perfect Bathers, Cyclists and Hikers r—rain, p—passing showers, s— The interest of Parliament is now the hostilities between those coun regular action. Kruschen will pre mow, f—fog, t—trace, bf—blue focussed on the matter with spe tries and has already suggested it vent this harmful acid from ever Stop and be refreshed at ky and fog, rs—Bleet, _—hazy. cial reference to the export of pow to other powers. But so far the accumulating again. After that oo—— erful British airplane engines to United States Government has been you'll experience no more misery "THE SOUTHERN LUNCH and Justice! Germany. Despite growing fear on unable to participate in such action after meals. All through dinner Percy sat the part of various members of the in the interests of peace because for Wos&toppe r REFRESHMENT PARLOUR" so silent that his parents at last House of Commons that these mo such action lacks sanction by Con situated at the entrance of the began to wonder what was troub tors are being used by the Ger gress. and all me. als POSTAGE STAMPS delightful ling him. The boy was doing mans for the equipment of bombing If the disability of the United some hard thinking. "Pa," he planes, the British Government is States to this respect continues the For Collections "SIMMONS' BATHING BEACH' said at last, "do schoolteachers powerless to prevent their export, British will not undertake an em at Warwick East get paid?" Both Stanley Baldwin, Lord Pres bargo by itself or in association BERMUDA "Of course they do, sonny," ident of the Council, and Sir John with European countries only. The LUNCHES, SOFT DRINKS, ICES, replied father. Simon, Foreign Secretary, admitted attitude is that if American con STO. "Then, it a-n't fair," burst out that within the last week to their cerns are going to continue to sell --he BRITISH WEST INDIAN the small boy todignantly. "Why replies on behalf of the Govern arms to warring South American polish Hia. Beach Parties catered for. should the teachers get paid when ment to protests from members. countries it would serve no useful ERNEST J. BELL Opens June 2nd, 1934. us kids do all the work?"—Whitley Their argument was that such ex purpose for British companies to gives a las. ing shine Seaside Chronicle. ports violated no international withhold their exports. C/o The Rermuda Press 473*m.ei. to s2. TENNIS RACQUETS Never have we offered such Racquets at the prices we have now—Repairs and Restringing a Specialty. iiitfflm.wjj§. CHESLEY E. WHITE THE BEST FOR XQUR MONEY. A RALEIGH-WADSQr_TS vmmammm