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ROOSEVELT FAVOURS POWER NOTED LECTURER HERE BRITISH PRESS DUBIOUS OV ST. GEORGE'S ALDERMEN ER U. S. RECOVERY PLANS THEYSAY FUL NAVY FOR U.S. Carweth Wells Offers to FEAR INCREASED TAXES Broadcast Bermuda LONDON,. Jan. 5. (CP)—While That when the tumult and the expressing amazement a* the col Warning at Close of The Election shouting had died, it was found ossal Budget figure presented to for Corporation that the old Corporation _had France Upset by Financial Scandals—"Practical Carveth Wells, well known the United States Cougress, and been returned. explorer and lecturer, arrived * * * paying tribute to President Roose- Warning that there was a danger Disarmament" Planned by Mussolini and Sir yesterday morning by the "Queen velc's courage in evolving the That nevertheless a little change is of Bermuda" from New York and that taxes might have to .,e in good for most bodies. scheme, British commentators dis creased was given by two of tho re John Simon—Prince of Wales Defers Pro with his wife and daughter, is cussed ic rather cautiously to-day. * * * staying at the Hotel Bermudiana. elected Aldermen after yesterday's That without change old members jected Visit to Bahamas —Round-up Some, although hoping that the election of St. George's Corporation. Mr. Wells is no stranger to President's expectations would be are apt to get slack. of Gangsters in New York—Freak Bermuda though seven years have fulfilled, betrayed nervousness. The Wor. W. E. Meyer had been * * * elapsed since his last visit when he Others inclined to the belief that returned unopposed as Mayor, and That the American budget is a Tornadoes Visit Pensacola— collected information and pictures the restoration of prosperity is the voting resulted as follows:— colossal affair. for his famous lecture "Where the possible. For Aldermen.: 0 0* Sir CunliffeJLister to Study Rainbow begins"—a lecture which The Daily Telegraph said "If the That one wonders whether the has carried the name and fame of Hon. S. S. Spurling 47 Colonial Problems on whole recovery policy is successful E. P.T.Tucker 46 Brain Trust or Congress will Bermuda to hundreds of thousands there is no reason why Roosevelt's prevail in the long run. of people in America and England. S.S. Toddings, Jr 43 Extended Tour expectations should be disappointed, H. R. Roberts 38 * * * During the Summer of 1932 Mr. but the whole recovery programme That at present it looks as though and Mrs. Wells visited the Soviet is in galllant .defiance of ortho For Common Councillors:— the theorists had a lead over the Republic. They returned physically doxy." L. D. Fox 48 practicalists. exhausted through the hardships DUKE OF WESTMINSTER BRINGS SUIT The Daily Mail said "it would F. C. Outerbridge 35 * * * which they experienced. The appear that the international value That most theorists try to make apalling account of conditions J. H. Corbin 33 AGAINST HIS NIECE of the dollar must suffer as a result H. L. Ingham 33 facts fit their theories. obtaining in present day Russia of the vast policy of expenditure. * * * which Mr. Wells subsequently in H. E. A. Dowling 32 The scheme seems to bring In Vaughan Pugh 39 That unfortunately facts are not PARIS PERTURBED OVER HUGE tour of Uganada, Kenya and Tan corporated in his now famous flation perceptibly nearer". very obliging. lecture upon the Soviet Republic F. Robertson 22 FINANCIAL FRAUDS ganyika, the British Colonies and ——oo J. Wright 21 * * * Mandated Territory in Africa. He delayed America's diplomatic That there is no reason why th» PARIS. Jan.4.(CP)—France has is flying from Cairo in the Royal recognition of that Government ROOSEVELT FAVOURS This does not mean much change whole of the City streets should been shaken to-day by charges of Air Force plane "Helbe," and will and leads everyone who hears him STRONG NAVY FOR in the construction of the Corpora be torn up and replaced. fraud amounting to between $10, be joined at Khartoum by Air Vice speak to wonder how any civilized tion. Mr. Roberts surrendered his * * * 000,000 and $20,000,000. The fraud Marshall Colonel Newall, Officer government can maintain relation AMERICA seat as Common Councillor to com That since most horse owners has been revealed by collapse of the Commanding Middle East Division, ships with the Soviet. Upon his pete for Aldermanic honours and won't rough-shoe their horses Credit Municipal Bank of Bayonne, R.A.F., accompanied by the latter's return to America from Russia WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. (CP)— is displaced. Mr. Dowling taking properly, the roads can be rough which is the City's "Pawnshop" officers. The par£y will fly in nine ex-President Herbert Hoover The United States Navy is dealt the vacant place. The retiring ed. summoned him to the White House * * * and the disappearance of its my planes to Nairobi, uwhere the flight with generously both in regard co Alderman R. S. McCallan was not sterious founder Serge Stavisky. splits up, the Minister and four to hear at first hand Mr. Wells' ships and men by the President Continued on Page 2 That from very bad roads the The Manager of the Institution had planes making for Mombasa, while experiences. who is to-day asking for funds for 00 change was made to too good been arrested and imprisoned, and the others will proceed to Living Since America recognized Russia the Service in the Budget. The roads. * * * a warrant issued for the arrest of stone. Mr. Wells' lecture has been en appropriation of $53,819,334 is "QUEEN" LANDS 289 Stavisky in connection with the 0 0* dorsed by the American Legion and sought for new vessels and for the That for motor cars and cycles they recent alleged issue of unauthorised SOUTH AFRICAN LEGISLATOR eight other American patriotic continuance of those already au Kathleen Norris, Dr. William are excellent. bonds. It is understood that per DONE TO DEATH societies who protested against thorized of an increase of $1,622,927 * • * the action of their Government That only a comparatively smali sons high in French Governmental JOHNNESBURG. Jan. 5. (CP)— Sbver obligations of the 1934 fiscal Beebe, Elswyth Thane quarters are involved. The Premier in resuming relations ;Witt a year. The Budget estimate in sum needed be expended. The Rev. B. B. Hattingh, Chairman government so antipathetic to Among Arrivals * * * M. Chautemps declared that Sta of Committees in The House of cludes the restoration of one-third visky will be brought to justice and Christian conceptions of freedom of the 15 per cent paycut taken for That St. George's thoroughly en Assembly, was found dead, with and justice. Mr. Wells' packs Among tne many past-holiday joyed the fine play by the pageant the case thoroughly sifted. five bullets in his body, on the che Services. The total "Navy appro * * * Carnegie Hall and other big Ameri- priation is $288,039,725-a decrease visitors co Bermuda who arrived director. veldt near Crown Mines yesterday. Continued on Page 2 yesterday on the Furness liner 0 0 0 LATER DISCOVERIES Saul Patz of Marisburg was dis of $5,996,818. This permits the — OO continued work on fifteen vessels "Queen of Bermuda" were Dr. and That how he can get such a hard covered lying nearby with a head Mrs. Wm. Beebe. Dr. Beebe is working company together from PARIS, Jan. 5 (CP)—Tha Paris wound from which he died later. now under construction, also the police officials have stated that new THE PRESIDENT'S BIRTHDAY laying down of the last of planned returning to his biological labora a limited area is a mystery. Patz was accompanying Hattingh tory at Nonsuch Island. Also Mrs. operations calculated to net another in an automobile. A native who 10,000 ton eight inch gun cruisers. $40,000,000 of the publics money On January 30th President Roose It also allows for the construction Kathleen Norris, well-known novel That the chief factor is enthusiasm. witnessed the shooting told the ist, Dr. and Mis. C. N. Wesben, * * * had been outlined by Serge Sta Police that Patz shot Hattingh and velt will celebrate his 52nd birthday of 30,000 tons of _ix inch gun visky shortly before he fled, after and a splendid plan has been pro cruiser j. Mrs. Al Donahue, Mrs. Joshua That the address given at the Rotary then committed suicide. The Tobin, Mrs. Jos. Roan, Mr. Wil- the collapse of the Bayonne muni posed in the States to celebrate the oo Club on "The Amenities of Ber motive is as yet unknown. shire Harcourt and Miss Edith muda" should be studied care cipal pawnshop. Meanwhile the * • * occasion. Premier mobilized th? police all All over the continent it is pro "DEBONAIR DUKE" SUES duett and Mr. Tewton N. Sher fully. NEW CUBAN GOVERNMENT IN wood. * * * over France in a hunt for tha fugi THE PLANNING posed to give entertainments, NIECE FOR MAGAZINE tive as the investigation broadened dances, exhibitions, etc., and all the Other prominent arrivals were That it is refreshing to note th?.. into what is described as the na HAVANA. Jan. 5. (CP)—A solut proceeds are to be given to the ARTICLE Dr. Chai'lcs Lynch and Miss M. M. the old Idea that climate was tion's worst financial scandal in ion of the Cuban political tangle President who will use the sum col Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Young, sufficient attraction is going by years. under which Colonel Carlos Men- lected for charitable purposes. Lady Sibell Lygon Offends Much Mr. and Mrs. JacoD Wolk, Mr. and the board. This latest swindle has bad a dieta, the sixty-year old physician, Considering our very close and Mrs. Saul H. De Roy, Mr. and Mrs. * * * direct influence in parliamentary would succeed to uie Presidency happy relations with the States, we Married Uncle Carl Kenkel, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. That everyone knows Bermuda is next month, was outlined by Ben Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mont beautiful. circles which predict that Premier suggest tbat hotels and other's 0 0 0 Chautemps and the Cabinet might; jamin Fernandez de Medina, the interested should organise similar LONDON. Jan. 5. (OP)—The gomery, Mrs. John B. Dumont, leading mediator. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Ogden, Mrs. That it must be more than that. be overthrown when Parliament entertainments for the same pur Duke of Westminister, reputedly 0 0 0 airs the scandal. Tha plan is virtually the same as pose, and, if red-tape could be one of the wealthiest men in Great Wm. Hamilton, Mr^. R. M. B. 0 0* that which recently failed. It pro stretched to such an extant, we Britain, issued a writ yesterday Jones, Mr. Ed. B. Jones, Mr. and That it must be a beauty spot with PRINCE OF WALES POSTPONES vides for the re-organisation of the believe that Governmental recogni claiming damamgej against his M.5. C. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. out blemish. oo VISIT TO BAHAMAS Cabinet and the creation of a tion of this event and the fine plan twenty six year old niece, Lady Howard Fleming. Mr. Fleming is the pubLiiiier of the Owenstown Council of State to which the accompanying it would be deeply Sibell Lygon. An article recently BERMUDA WELFARE SOCIETY LONDON. Jan. 4. (OP)—It was Cabinet would be accountable. appreciated not only by our visitors written by her for the Oxford and Tin.03, Ontario, and is accompany stated last month that H.R.H. the President Grau would be assurad of but by our residents. Cambridge Magazine is the centre ing a i ;..,.' of 12 young women who Prince of Walei contemplated visit a place in the Council. Medina, oo of the controversy, bat the writ were •_ :.eis in a contest recently Clinic Proves Successful conducted by his publication. ing the Baiiamas shortly after his who is Uruguayan Minister to Cuba, NEW AMERICAN CONSUL does not mention particulars of the Christmas holiday atSandringhanm and who had led most of the media complaint. The Editor recently Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Griffiths of St. For some time thare has been a in Norfolk, but it is now learned tion discussion between the various transcribed the University Maga Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Griffiths, of Baby Clinic run by the Pembroke authoritatively that His Highness' political factions, conferred with Former Consular General zine into a monthly interested St. Catharine's, Ont., were among branch of the above Society. At visit is posponed indefinately. Mendieta last night. particularly in Society gossip. Lady the arrivals. Dr. Griffiths is head this clinic the District Nurses have * * * 0 0 0 Tredwell Succeeds Kemper Sibell is the second daughter of of Ridley College at St. Catharine's, attended and given advice to moth Ontario. NEW YORK MAKES DRASTIC HAVANA, Jan. 5. (CP)—Amid Earl Beauchamp, and became a ers and supervisad the health of 00 their babias. This has proved so DRIVE ON GANGSTERS rumours of an impending revolt, a The successor to the American convert to socialism two years ago, strong opposition group arose today contributing regularly to various successful that larger quarters are Consul, Mr. Graham H. Kemper, CANOE CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL now required to give full scope to NEW YORK. Jan. 5. (OP)—One for the purpose of planning the in Bermuda, will be Mr. Roger newspapers and magazines. For a hundred and forty three gangsters restoration of political peace in time she wrote the gossip column MEETING this most useful work and those Culver Tredwell who, with Mrs. interested will be pleased to hear were herded into Police Head Cuba. The Uruguayan Minister Tredwell, will arrive here on Janu Continued on Page 10 quarters yesterday, after an all- announced the plan last night, that through the co-operation and ary 22nd. Mr. Tredwell's arrival Officers Elected for the generous terms offered by Mr. night drive on known criminals as asserting that it had the backing of will te a matter of congratulation 00 • Commissioner John Oryans Ad the warring political factions, but Present Year Edmund Gibbons, a splendid room for American reside .«3 J" J vi'.itors MUSSOLINI AND SIMON IN in the new Medical Hall is to be ministration began to function. today close friends of the Secretary as well as for Bermudians, for he The city was excited and the Under of the Interior, Dr. Anthony Guiter- the new home of the Pembroke ranks at the very head of the con COMPLETE ACCORD The annual meeting of the Ber Baby Clinic. The opening after world worried as news of the driva as, revealed that he would not ap sul service and, in November, 1921, muda Boat and Canoe Club was prove it. Rumours persisted that noon in the new home will be spread. Commissioner Oryans was appointed Consular General at ROME. Jan. 5. (CP)—Premier held in the boathouse at Pitt's January 10th whan mothers and stated that the Department wouli he was ready [to stage a coup d'etat large after serving in many of the Mussolini and Sir John Simon Bay on Thursday evening. The children will be welcome from not relax until well-known crimin backed by part of the army and most important posts in the con reached full agreement last night only business was the election of 3-5p.m. als were behind bars or driven from navy. sular world. on the policy of abandoning Dis officers and the meeting was a the City. Continued on Page 12 Mr. Tredwell was born in Brook armament proposals which are in short one. —oo * * * lyn and took an A.B. at Yale in capable of being put into effect at Mr. L. H. Smart was elected Com THE MACHINE GUNNERS TORNADOES WRECK HAVOC IN 1907, later studying at the Uni the present time The official com modore, A. L. Gibbon >, Vice-Coai- FLORIDA CITY BERMUDA BRIDGE CLUB versity of Grenoble, France. He munique issued after the Banquet modore, James Murdoch Rear- DANCE filled the positions of Deputy Con and Recepcion given for Premier Commodore, Archibald Talboi, PENSACOLA, Florida. Jan 5. (CP) Yesterday aftefnoon, the first sul General at both Yokohama and Mussolini and Sir John Simon by Treasurer, and Wm. Mayor, Sec —Two tornadoes which first ap Annual General Meeting of the London, also at Burslem, England. Sir Eric Drummond, the British retary. A Great Success peared as huge water spoucs in Bermuda Bridge Club was held He served at Dresden, Germany, Ambassador in Rome, stated "H Executive Commi.,.,ee:—J. H. Pensacola Bay swept the City yes in the main room of the Club during the summer of 1912 and Duce and Sir John Simon are in Wa.lington, John C>_, M. A. Gib A brilliant and highly successful terday seriously injuring eight peo Mr. J. E. Pearman, the President, later was on duty in London and the complete accord in recognizing that bons. dance was given by the Machine ple and wrecking thirt yfive resi opened the meeting with an ad State Department at Washington. it is absolutely indispenable that Regatta Committee:—Frank Gun Platoon at the B.V.R.O. Arm dences, as well as damaging many dress of the Club's financial posi He has filled the consular offices at disarmament discussions come to Orisson, B.M. Hynes, Allison Per oury on Thursday evening. Other buildings. tion. After Mr. Pearmari's adress Bristol, Amsterdam, Naples, Leg conclusion quickly. All ideals and inchief, W. H. Hesketh. The hall, tastefully decorated, * * * the business of the 'nomination horn. Turin, Rome, Petrograd, proposals that do not embody ele House Committee:—D. E. Gib was a credit to the hardworking committee and a large crowd did SIR CUNCLIFFE-LISTER ON of officers for the year of 1934 took Moscow, Tashkent, Turkestan, and ments that are practicl and capable bons, Arthur Butterfleld, John place. was ordered on the American Peace of prompt realization should be Young, Conway Trot.,, H. L. Gib justice to the peppy dance music TOUR TO STUDY COLONIAL of Leader's band. PROBLEMS The offices are as follows :- Mission, Paris. He was Consul abandoned. Discussions should be bons. President:- Mr. J. E. Pearman General at Hong Kong 1925-30, and guided toward those objectives that Auditors E. H. Watlington and Tha highlight of the evening was LONDON. Jan. 5. (OP)—With a Vice President:- Mrs. F. Mis- at Sydney, Australia, since 1930. can be considered now as mature W. E. S. Zuill. the showing of a short movie view to studying Colonial problems ick;- Secretary Treasurer:- Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Kemper are pre in international public opinion, No plans have yet been made for film taken and acted by the Mac on the spot, Sir Philip Cuncliffe- K. C.. Arneli; Commitee:- Mr. paring to leave Bermuda the latter and which should be likely to meet the coming summer, and it is hine Gunners themselves. It was Lister, Secretary of State for the Russell, Mr. Nauen, Mr. W. part of this month, proceeding to approval interested States." Sir anticipated thac the drawing up of received with very favourable com Colonies, is en route to Brindisi, Gosling, Mrs. A. Burrows, Mrs. New York, and later sailing for John Simon plans to return to the programme will be handled ment by those present and reflects where he will start on his flying Snowden, Miss Inez Darrell. Rome the first week in February. London to-day. by the committees. 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So, in the last resort, everything -£=•= A BRITISH ONLOOKER'S depends upon the League Council Should the "constitution, working, DIARY and objects" of the League not be modified "in the shortest possible space of time"—and in such a Spend By WickJiam Steed manner as to disentangle the League from the Versailles Treaty— Italy now proposes to withdraw 00&MhAL When the rush of Christmas shopping is over, British shopkeepr from the League. Thus the* un Wisely ers and, their staffs spend some modified League Council would days in what they call "stock tak count among its members the dele ing." Having found out what goods gates of only two great powers— they have sold and what remain un Great Britain and France—of which Qi^rxus^lJAQjati sold, they settle their policy for the one would presumably be "engaged next few weeks or months, place in hostilities." What prospect is of orders with manufacturers to re there that, even if Great Britain plenish stocks, and sometimes should or could go at once "to the Buy arrange "stock-taking sales" to help of the victim," an enfeebled clear off superfluous articles. LeagueOouncil would retain enough Real French Angora In advance of its tradespeople, authority to Impose its will upon the belligerents? An opportunity to purchase these marvellously the British public started stock soft, warm coats at unusually low prices. taking this.year in the latter half The simple truth, so simple that BROOKE of October. When Germany walked few have yet perceived it, is that A broken line of short or full length models in out of the Disarmament Conference unregenerate reactionaries are seek several designs. and gave notice of withdrawal from ing to destroy, by attacks on "Lo BOND the League of Nations on October carno" and the League, the only The most delicate shades of blue, green, yel organization which might, if it 14, the question was raised whether low, and tan. Also white and royal blue. Great Britain had not too many were firmly supported, act as a curb TEA political liabilities on her hands upon the unlimited sovereignties, and, if so, how they could be dis appetites and ambitions of in £3. IO, 0 to £5, O* 0 posed of. In particular, the Lo dividual states. It is not only the carno treaty of December I, 1925, Locarno treatifes—there are several (Formerly up to £ 10) came in for close scrutiny. Lord of them alongside the main treaty ' S33St!-.t_.«.t». Beaverbrook straightway declared or western security pact—that would "Locarno" a heavy liability that go by the board were the League BRITISH SPORTS DEPARTMENT should be liquidated without more wholly discredited, or "reformed" ado. Others asked whether a treaty in such fashion as to deprive the H.A. & E. SMITH, Ltd. which only became binding after smaller countries of any voice in its Germany had been admitted to the major decisions. Dozens of other Queen Street League of Nations could be valid treaties depend for their efficacy when Germany had given notice upon the existence and the strength f.». of withdrawal from the League. of the League. Besides—so ran the argument— For better or for worse the fram- the actual working of the Locarno ers of the League Covenant sought treaty depends so largely upon what to introduce into the international the League Council may or may not sphere the democratic principle of decide, that a League of which the equality of individuals before Japan and Germany (to say nothing the law. They did not intend to »D E C C A" of the United States and Soviet Rus give the great powers a monopoly sia) are not members can scarcely of influence. They aimed at the FAMOUS ENGLISH RECORDS retain enough authority to decide creation [of a real .international anything at all. community with a common law of We are now getting a regular supply of these its own; and though the United well known English Records. They sell at 2/6 RINGLETTE and BONAT These doubts were answered by States presently held aloof from Mr. Stanley Baldwin, Deputy Prime this embryonic community, the for 10 in. and 4/6 for 12 in. Permanent Waving Minister, in a statement to the conclusion of the Kellogg pact, in effect that the Locarno treaty is a response to an American initiative by Anthony multilateral contract which cannot was taken as a sign that the United J. B. A ST WOOD
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR IS THE RESULT OF CONSTANT, CAREFUL ROUTINE Life Insurance Will Break- By JACQUELINE HUNT part and the length. But you OUR hair is entitled to one can train the top portion of your The Chains of Circumstance. Yof your virtuous New Year's hair sleekly back from your fore * resolutions. Since oily, or dead, head and turn the ends Into two dusty looking hair —no matter long, soft curls over one temple. how carefully it is arranged is The rest of the hair can be made unlovely, re to cling more closely to your Chilly Evenings? solve never, head and the ends can lay in never to neg- more formal, tight curls. lect that Your hands are a beauty asset much needed that is often overlooked. Resolve weekly to treat them more kindly. Lots Enjoy the glowing, radiant heat of an shampoo. If of women buy "beauty mitts" it is a last and leave them on their hands Electric Fire. "Just a wire," is requir minute affair overnight to work their magic. jjind you I happen to be one who can't ed—no chimney. U havent time stand gloves, even for beauty's for a good sake. If you can, then do. If soap and you can't, buy a rich hand cream Now in stock—just what you have water or use your nourishing cream or cleans! ng plain olive oil add give your and a new hands a nightly massage after wanted, ready to fill your rooms MISS HUNT waveset, then you have finished the rest of dry carefully your beauty ritual. with a flood of genial warmth. vith a clean towel and give your In the morning, before you be lair a vigorous brushing. It will gin your housework, apply one « soft enough and damp enough of the milky, soothing lotions. THE EXCELL "COSY-GLO" o make it easy to push your old Massage the first application ave back into place. nto your skin, then apply more, Such a cleansing is just an spread it on lightly and let it mergency measure, but it dry. It forms a protective film It has the appearance of a coal fire, lakes a lot of difference in your on your hands and makes cleans ppearance. If you have scrag- ing them easier. plus radiant heat "at the touch of a ly ends of hair that dont want Watch out for your nails, too. -J stay in place, have a perma- Hands are only as lovely as the switch" ent, or, if you cannot afford nails that adorn their fingers. hat, do find a good lotion to Keep them trim and well- ceep the waves in place and a groomed and keep their length lice set of curlers to train the short enough so you will not be £4. 7. 6 •nds into ringlets. Shampoo breaking them everlastingly your hair every week, or at least when you go about your work. ivery other week. Cleanliness is And the greatest of all New he biggest aid toward encourag- Year's resolutions — do not get ng a natural wave. that unhappy, all's wrong with The Electric Light Company Change your style of hairdress. he world expression. When you Svery woman gets tired of fixing feel that way, go to a movie. But her hair the same old way year first use a soft, fragrant cream, SHOW ROOMS !n and year out—a new hair- turn on your bath and dose it And bring Independence to the Man who iress is an adventure. It does generously with perfumed bath Front Street West filings to your face. Perhaps you salts, or rub a fragrant lotion Plans his Future and Works his Plan. wfli say that there isn't much over your body and slip into the chance to change, that you must warm water. Soak away the wear your part in the same weariness and the hurt, then place .and that anything but a dress in your Sunday best and Let us Advise you on your Needs. medium length bob looks unbe have a swell time! Happy New ££*_1_£_£_3_£_1_£_$_>_$__ coming to you. Then keep the Year!
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7555«3 BERMUDA ODDITIES OF SHORT WAVE OLD SONGS ARE COME AMATEUR BILLIARD AGAIN A vocal echo that travelled 'round These citizens who are alert to the world in a split second and other observe all hopeful omens cannot CHAMPIONSHIP oddities of short wave radio signals but be gratified to know that Edwin were described by Dr. O. D. Cald Claude Mills believes the old songs well, former Radio Commissioner are even in process of restoration. SALE Entries Close January 10th, and now president of the Science Gently but persistently the old 1933. Draw for First Round, Forum of the New York Electrical songs are displacing, in their ret urn Society, in a talk over WABC and the lass than meretricious croonings January 11th. the Columbia network recently. and caterwaulings, the "hotcha" of Illustrating the rapidity with vulgarism, which have constituted The cup presented by the Direc which a radio signal travels, Dr. of late years no minor portion of our tors of the Distillers Agency Lim Caldwell told how he had heard so-called popular music. And Mr. ited, to be competed for annually his own voice comebackin an echo Mills, as manager of the American by bona fide amateurs (white a seventh of a second after he had Society of Composers, Authors and residents in Bermuda). A Com EVENING DRESSES uttered a syllable which had travell Publishers, voices this acceptable mittee has been formed to take ed the entire 25,000 miles around opinion with an authority well-nigh care of the matches for this cup the earth. He explained that short ex cathedra in its warrant. Come consisting of members of the staff wave signals rebound from a re now, distinctly, this rejuvenes of Gosling Brothers, Ltd., who flecting layer one hundred miles cence of the old songs should fortify At the beginning of the season—when you can represent the donors, and aug above the earth and thus are made our faith in the eventual depend mented by Messrs. O. Darrell, to follow the earth's curvature ability of human nature. make the most use of this opportunity—we B. G. Snowden and R. Aitkea. rather than shoot off on a straight Out in the garden the annual line into space. This is called the flowers, that will not renew their offer you Evening Dresses in satin, lace, angel CONDITIONS Kennelly-Heaviside layer, Dr. Cald blossoming, were shallow of root skin, velvet and organdy at prices which are well said. He opened his talk, titled and unsubstantial, as befitted the 1. The Cup to be played for annu "The Earth Shrinks," with the briefness of their tenure. But the absurdly low. ally. statement that ra dio engineers have perennial plants, that withstand 2. Each preliminary round shall actually caused the, World to shrink the north wind, and yet shall come be 300 points. as far as sound is concerned, to the to bloom time and again, even as width o f a city street. 3. The semi-finals shall be 500 they have blossomed, are deeply, points, and the final shall be "Even though radio speeds at firmly rooted in their mother the *%IL Dresses originally up to 90/- HOW __)(J/*" 1,000 points (to be played In 186,000 miles per second,". Dr. earth. It is not a parallel, perhaps two nights of 500 each). Caldwell said, "the time it takes but it will serve in lieu of one. For 4. The referee appointed by the to go 25,000 miles is noticeable. so it is with songs. Certain of Committee shall have full My words came back to me as a them find constant nurture in our 60 charge of every game played. sort of double echo of each syllable. hearts and all such songs are time Each syllable was prolonged a less. Nor is it strange that this 23 " " "" '- " 40/' I 5. Games shall be played only on fraction of a second, very much should be—for they have beauty tables selected by the Commit as one notices the echo when in their very fibre, and happiness tee. The player named first in a hall 75 feet or so in length. In and human wistfulness, and so are Don't miss this opportunity ^Hllpfi: in the draw for each round to fact, the time taken for sound waves quite superior to those inexorable have choice of table. in air (which move at the slow laws which determine that a cheap 6. The final game will be played on speed of 1,000 feet a second) to ly popular song soon shall enter a table other than the one used travel 75 feet to an opposite wah silence. for the semi-finals. and then echo back to the starting More than two centuries ago a 7. All games shall be governed by point, is exactly the same as the Scottish gallant, young William TRIMINGHAM BROTHERS the rules of the Billiard Asso time required for a radio wave to Douglas of Fingland, found himself ciation of Great Britain, sub go clear around theworld." sighing for Sir Richard Laurie's daughter, Annie, who dwelt in ject to certain modifications. Dr. Caldwell told how radio s.m.tu. 8. Bonzoline balls only shall be signals sent from New York to Maxwellton castle, beside Cairn used. Paris are picked up in the latter Water in Dumfrieshire. Such youths must fall to versifying as 9. The results of each draw will be city, but also continue on around the world, eventually reaching Paris readily as any thrush will sing in notified in the Royal Gazette April, and so it was with Master and Colonist Daily. a second time and causing a slight slur in the original signal. Douglas. But the verses he wrote 10. There will be an entrance fee of to Annie Laurie lacked something ST. JOHN AMBULANCE AS 2/6 which will be used to defray One of the reasons that short yet for song, and when Alicia Anne cost of use of tables and lights wave radio signals are being re Spottiswoode, who later became SOCIATION AND BRIGADE in the places where the various ceived so clearly these days, Dr. Lady Scott, chanced upon them in games are played. Caldwell explained, is that there 1825, she revised the poem and set LAMBS AND BUNNIES... are so few sun spots and magnetic 11. It is required that entrants it to music in the version that is Duties for Week Ending 13th Jan. storms at present. Sun spots tend known wherever there is an English must have resided in Bermuda to break up the Kennelly-Heaviside for at least six months immedi- , heritage. How many, many songs, Tuesday, 9th Jan.—Brigade will Layer, which he described as b.eing indeed, have been written since that ately prior to entry with the the agency which reflects the radio meet for practice at 7 p.m. sharp. That is, wool with exception of members of H.M. time, and are forgotten. But the Fractures and hemorrhage. waves back to earth. Consequently song called "Annie Laurie" is as a sprinkling of rab Services serving on this station. with this reflecting layer shattered, 7.30—General meeting of Divis The Committee reserve the youthful and as dear as when young ion. Every member is requested bit (angora) fur the waves do not come back to Douglas made his vow on a Max right to reject any entries. earth with their usual force. to be present. Business of import makes an ideal 12. Intending entrants should wellton brae. ance. In line with the science of short In the middle of the last century sports material, maketheir entry through their wave broadcasting, Dr. Caldwell Association class in First Aid to Club or Mess Secretary, or along came Stephen Collins Foster the injured will commence on the said the current experiments in as minstrel to an American that and when designed direct*to Mr. C. J. G. Wright, transmitting programmes on a 16th inst. Candidates may now into sporty outdoor c/ojGosling Brothers, Hamilton. took its sentiment seriously, and register for this class. regular schedule from the Byrd he gave us the soul of the coloured dresses 'tis appeal Antarctic Expedition's flagship, The following men have qualified 7740tt*i4.s6. folk in songs that are singularly for 1st Service Badge, (3 years effici Jacob Ruppert, enroute to Little triumphant over time and vogue. ing indeed. America, were interesting because ent service) Ptes. Osmond and And yet, how homely and of what Monk. of several unorthodox features sur simplicity are these, how seem rounding them. ingly artless and unstudied. They The strength of the Division on Their price is a fur the 31st of December, 1933, was 23 "Radio men with whom I have flow as gently as the Swanee, where ther inducement. the old plantation was. As gently men. Average drills per member talked," he asserted, "have all for year, 14.6. 35 drills have been been impressed with the remarkable as intimately, as dearly as Robert Bums' own "Sweet Afton," where held during the year. 65 attend transmission obtained from the ances on public duty. In Rust, Cadet Blue, ship's antenna and one kilowatt the stockdove served fpr mocking transmitter. This is all the more bird. The Divisional Superintendent Green, Grey and remarkable when it is realised that But it is not wholly in accord desires to thank all members who mixtures the ship's course was changed a day with the circumstance to say that havs given their time and services From 3 costly or two after she left the Panama the old songs are coming back to us. during the past year. The thanks Canel, so that instead of following They have always been waiting of the Division are also due to the the South American coast south their summons, under the gaudy Corporation of Hamilton for use of powders— ward to the Antarctic, in connec litter of the music rack, and so they tho City Hall for purpose of drills, LADIES' ANGORA SPORTS DRESSES tion with which provision had been never have been really away—the practices, etc., also to the B.A.A. we adopted the made for a radio "pick-up" through tattered, beloved, sincere and won for placing their headquarters at Buenos Aires, Admiral Byrd de derful old songs that have their the disposal of the Association and 25/-, 35/-, 45/- finest qualities cided to sail almost due west across other residence in the warmth of Brigade for several months during the Pacific for Wellington, New Zea our hearts. the year 1933. Also to the Royal We took the thistledown texture Gazette and Colonist and the Mid- of one—the finely blending skin land, so that Honolulu had to be B.H.L. substituted as the pick-up point Ocean Press, for ths publishing of shades of another—the exquisite 1 weekly duties throughout the year. scent of the third. for the broadcasts at that time. (Christian Science Monitor) ' And yon can bny this new And amazingly enough, the re- Pond's Powder at an absurdly resourcefulness of radio, as ar YOUNG BROTHERS low price! Four lovely shades. ranged by the tireless technical men of the Columbia network and Queen Street RCA Communications, was able Student Invents Mechanical Brain POND'S New to follow Admiral Byrd all over the trackless wastes of the South Pacific faee powder and keep him in touch with Ameri Copyright, «H3. Pood's E-tract Company can listeners." Dr. Caldwell perceived in one of these broadcasts from Admiral LOCKSMITHS Byrd's ship an exainple of the dif ference in the speed of short wave We will open anything, from a safe to a Boys' English signals and signals carried by box of candy (chocolate coated preferred) wire. The signals from the ship came to New York in two channels AND make you a key for the box you keep KHAKI SHORTS —one a direct aerial route from your love letters in Honolulu, the other a relay of the Honolulu signal from San Francisc to New York by wire. For a short 2/6 period, he explained, the direct route from Honolulu to New York R "G. HOLMES & CO. was substituted for the wire relay. THE Machinists and Locksmiths "During the transition of fading on Burnaby Hill, below the "Tower" from one circuit to the other," said THE FRENCH BAZAAR Dr. Caldwell, "listeners heard a The telephone number is 2290 Somerset Hamilton St. George's curious 'double echo' effect, as if 7765t«. Admiral Byrd were talking in an echoing hall. This double effect was entirely in the transmission circuits and was caused by the fact POSTAGE STAMPS thw Admiral Byrd's syllables over the radio reached New York and JIG-SAW PUZZLE LIBRARY the network about a fifth of a second For Collection! before the same syllables, coming by telephone wire, reached New at BERMUDA York. This is because radio waves travel 186,000 miles per second THE LITTLE GREEN SHOP and through the open ether, while Norman B. Krim, senior at the Massachusetts institute BRITISH WEST INDIAN transmission over wires is some- of Technology in Cambridge, Mass., shows the Mechanical whet slower. So listeners at the Brain he has invented. An electrical device, it will be in New English and American puzzles added to the stock. moment of transition heard both stalled in robots.. It is claimed that it can remember or forget circuits, one a fifth of a second the same as a human brain and that the speed of remembering can be controlled. ERNEST J. BELL behind the other, and the 'double Cfa The Bermuda Press echo' resulted," •_*» """"•tagMtt* HWPf Page 3 fH_S ROYAE 0A2_rrTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1934 places as well as to the New York ' Automobile Show. Orchestras un Auction Sale ol Maho der the direction of Isham Jones, Little Jack Little, Claude Hopkins, gany and Cedar and Leon Belasco will furnish characteristic interpretations of Furniture, etc* popular melodies. From the Grand Central Palace, where the Auto Show is being staged, the audience By Public Auction EIPLEY ADDED TO CAST OF 8.15—Religion in the News—Dr. will hear Grantland Rice, Clarence SATURDAY NIGHT DANCING Stanley High. Chamberlin, Hey wood Broun, Neysa TO BE SOLD PARTY 8.30—Circus Days—sketch. McMein, Carolyn Edmundson, Robert L. "Beieve-it-or-Not" 8.45—Mountaineers—hillbilly Boake Carter and several other dis at "CRAIG APPIN" Ripley and his strange facts from songs and sketch. tinguished personalities. all corners of the world will become 9.00—N.Y. 1934 Automobile Show. * * * Wesley and Victoria Street* a regular feature of the Saturday 9.30—Une Heure Pres de Vous. CONCLAVE OF NATIONS The Residence of the late Night Dancing Party over an NBO- 10.00—To be announced. Miss Frederica Stewart WEAF network, beginning tonight 10.30—To be announced. The Honourable Sir Ronald Lind at 11.00 o'clock. 11.00—Saturday Night Dancing say, British Ambassador to the On Wednesday next, Dramatizations of outstanding Party—B. A. Rolfe's Terra- United States, will deliver an ad Belleve-it-or-Nots and discussions plane Orch.; "Believe-it-or- dress from Washington, D.C., dur the 10th, instant at of other queer truths by Ripley will Not" Ripley. ing the broadcast of the Conclave LIFE INSURANCE— occupy a portion of each of tha full 12.00—One Man's Family—sketch. of Nations salute to his country on 1230 o'clock hour broadcasts, which also feature Sunday from 11.30 to 12.00 p.m., Household Furniture, consisting of B. A. Rolfe and his Terraplana Or WLW, Cincinnati 700 kc. over WABC and the Columbia net the following MAHOGANY ITEMS an Impregnable Wail chestra and the Men About Town. 6.00—Jimmy Garrigan and His work. HE world has wit- security that life insur- Ripley, whose engagement as a Casino Club Orch. 0 0* 3 Drop-leaf Tables, Standing T nessed some sad ance offers, that impreg- regular feature of this programme 6.30—Parent Teacher Forum. EDDIE CANTOR AND RUBINOFF Lazy Susan, 8 Dining-room Chairs, economic experiences in nable wall of defence comes as a result of the wide popu 6.45—Same as WJZ. Sideboard, 2 Book Cases, D-end against economic disaster. lar acclaim which greeted his recent 7,00—Jack Armstrong. A medley of tunes presented Table, Pedestals Tables, Console, recent years. Financial guest performances on tha Satur safeguards which were You can create, at age 7.15—Joe Emerson a ad Orch. under the collective title "Going Card Table, Arm Chairs, Sofa, day Night Dancing Party, has just 7.30—Bob Newhall—sports. thought strong and trust 30, a ten thousand dollar Hollywood" will be presented by Work Tables, Marble Top Table returned from another fact-finding 7.45—University of Cincinnati Rub in off and his orchestra as a a worthy have proven weak estate, under our Guaran expedition to far-off lands with 3x5, Music Rack, 2 Escritoires, 8 and flimsy. Talk. outstanding musical feature of Chairs, Bureaus, Bedroom Chairs. teed Maximum Protec many new and incredible tales. 8.00—R.F.D. Hour, .with "Boss" the Chase and Sanborn Hour with You owe it to your de tion Policy, for $15850 pendents to build a sub Ripley, frequently called the mod Johnston. Eddie Cantor Sunday night at CEDAR ITEMS yearly. In lieu of a lump ern Marco Polo, created his first stantial reserve against 8.30—Same as WEAF. 9.00 o'clock, over an NBC-WEAF sum payment, the pro Believe-it-or-Not cartoon in 1921, 8.45—Transmitter Talk, Glenn network. For his violin solo, Rubin- adversity; to protect them and began his now famous series 3 Old Chairs, 2 Tables, Pair of against future financial ceeds will be paid in regu Adams. off has chosen "Schoen Rose- high back Chairs, Rocker, Large lar monthly instalments, of pictures illustrating odd, fan 9.00—To be announced. mzarin" by Kreisler. Cantor willbe hazard. Millions of people tastic and often well-nigh incredi Chest, live serenely behind the if desired. 10.00—Same as WEAF. assisted in his clowning by James and ble facts a ad incidents of life. In 10.30—Castle Farm Orch. Wallington and a selected cast of the many thousand of these strange 2 Pairs Candle Sticks, Carpets, Established 18S7 10.45—Over the Rhine German dramatic artists. Linen, China and Glassware, Etc. THE happanings ha has brought to light, Band. # * * not one has ever been disproved. 2 Terra Cotta Jars, Verandah and 11.00—Same as WEAF. SUNDAY.S PROGRAMMES incidental Furniture, Etc., Etc., In bis ceaseless quest for material 12.00—Barn Dance. MANUFACTURERS LIFE ha has travelled all over the world. Etc., Etc. SUNDAY'S PROGRAMMES INSURANCE COMPANY 0 0 0 HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO, CANADA WJZ, New York 760 kc. B. W. WALKER & CO., FEATURING TRADE AND MARK 2.40-6.30—Same as WEAF. (Bermuda Time) Iff FIRST OF NEW SERIES 6.30—Noble Si_ le" Orch. Auctioneers. M. A. GIBBONS 6.45—Little Orphan Annie. GSD, 25.53 m.; GSC, 31.3 m. Hamilton, Bermuda, Somers Building, Hamilton Trada and Mark, those bewhisk- 7.00—Trio Romantique. Daventry, England. 3rd Jan., 1934. ared vetaran songsters of the air 7.15—O'Leary's Irish Minstrels. 2.15—Time Signal from Big Ben. waves, who, unmasked are Billy 7.28—Programme summary. A summary of the week's 7722fw3.s6.tu9. Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert, will 7.30—Mary Small, juvenile singer. news. be presented in the first of a new 7.45—Flying with Capt. Al. Wil 2.30—B.B.O. Theatre Orch. weekly series over the WABC- liams. 3.30—Violin recital by David Wise. Columbia network tonight, from 8.00—John Herrick, baritone. 4.00—Religious service: address by 9.45 to 10.00. Tbey will be heard 8.15—Robin Hood—dramatic the Reverend Chancellor R. with Nat Shilkret's orchestra every sketch; male quartet; string J. Campbell, relayed from Saturday at this same time. ensemble. Chichester Cathedral. iP While they last! Songs to be featured and stamped 8.30—F.O.B. Detroit—Variety Pro 4.45—Summary of the week's news with their own distinctive brand gramme ; guest speaker; Ben 0*+ mm W 4 * £ 1 of harmony in this broadcast will ny Kyte's Orch. GSC, 31.3 m.; GSA, 49.6 m. include "Roll Out of Bed with a 9.00—Economics in the New Deal. 5.00—Time Signal from Green Smile," "Lady with a Fan," and 9.30—Carlos Gardel, baritone; wich. Interlude (g.r.). "Oh Gee, Oh Joy." Scrappy Lam Hugo Mariaai's Orch. 5.05—House of Bondage, from bert will offer "Without a Song" as 10.00—Jamboree—variety show Little Play of Sc. Fraacis. his solo number, and the orchestra with Don McNeil, m.c; All the Quality A MICKEY MOUSE OR A 5.30—Tomiones and the Grand will feature a special arrangement Harold Stokes' Orch. MINNIE MOUSE MASK Hotel, Eastbourne, Orch; of "My Heart Stood StilL" 11.00—To be announced. of a George Baker (baritone), re FREE WITH EVERY TUBE OF * * # 11.30—F.O.B. Detroit—guest speak layed from Eastbourne. HISTORY OF MOTOR INDUSTRY er; Benny Kyte's Orch. DRAMATIZED 12.00—Barn Dance. 6.30-6.40—Epilogue. RARE OLD LISTERINI GSC, 31.3 m.; GSA, 49.6 m. "A Parada of Motordom," drama WABC, New York 860 kc. tizing the romantic history and 6.00—Eddie Duchin's Orch. 7.00—Time Signal from Big Ben. TO OTH PASTE House of Bondage, from the development of the automobile in 6.15—On the Air Tonight. WINE OR WITH A dustry since the turn of the cen 6.20—Eddie Duchin's Orch. little plays of St. Francis. tury, will be presented over tho 6.30—Jack Armstrong. 7.30—Religious service: address by WABO-Columbia network tonight the Rev. Chancellor R. J. Lift the crown of a crested 6.45—Reis and Dunn, comedy and bottle of Canada Dry and pout ./Jfh'O'pfiy.-Cac-tic from 8.45 to 9.15. Among tha in songs. Campbell, relayed from Chi cidents to ba re-enacted will be chester Cathedral. the sparkling liquid into your TOOTH BRUSH 7.00—"Meet the Artist." glass. Hold it to the light and the first Vanderbilt Cup Race, tha 7.15—Mildred Bailey, songs. 8.15—Violin recital by David Wise. GET YOURS TODAY opening of the Indianapolis Speed 8.45-9.00—Summary of the week's see the frosted-gold color of ft 7.30—Geo. Hall's Orch. ... the life and sparkle it has* way, Barney Oldfield's driving 7.45—Ye Happy Minstrel and Tiny news. Henry Ford's "999" to a new Savor the bouquet its pungent Band. world's spaed record of a mile a WEAF, New York 660 kc. and aromatic. And then taste it! minute, and tha first motor endur 8.00—Frederic Wm. Wile, the Poli tical Situation in Washing 6.00—Dream Drama. Nowhere else in all the world This Beautiful 31 Piece ance test, that for the Glidden 6.15—Romances of Science. will you find such a wonderful Trophy. The climax of the pro ton Tonight. 8.15—Tito Gulzar, Mexican tenor. 6.30—Talkie Picture Time—sketch. flavor. It's the real flavor of the FREE Dinner Set gramme will be reached when a Jamaica ginger. 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It is understood 6.45—Same as WJZ. of that in sending Potentate," by Woods, and McCoy's 11.30—Hall of Fame—Katharine this coupon I am 7.00—News, Pat Haley. Ginger Ales under no obliga "Lights Out," will be featured by 7.15—Sports, programme preview. Hepburn, guest artist; John tion to you. Edward D'Anna's band. A tone 7.30-7.45—Same as WJZ. Erskine, m.c; orch. poem, "Phaeton," by Saint-Saens, 8.00—Ernie Hoist' Orch. 12.00—To be announced. and a salection from Friml's "Three 8.30-11.15—Same as WJZ. Musket ears" will be included on 11.16—Ernie Hoist's Orch. WLW, Cincinnati 700 kc. the musical port oa the broadcast. 0 0 0 11.45—News, sports. 6.00—Smilin'Ed McConnell. 12.00—Same as WJZ. 6.30—LivJe Church in the Hills. 9.00—To be announced. TONIGHTS PROGRAMMES 7.00—Cadillac Symphony Orch. 10.00—Will Rogers; Revellers Quar Mom 7.00—To be announced. tet; Emil Coleman and Orch. 8.30—Joe Penner, Harriet Hilliard (Bermuda Time) WOOLLCOTT CONDUCTS TOUR 10.30—Walter Winchell. 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Isolde." liam O'Neal will be the vocalists Dr. Walter Damrosch, guest 6.30—Three Scamps—male trio. who will be heard to the accom conductor; Yehudi Menuhin, WTIC, Hartford 1060 kc 6.45—•Arlene Jackson, songs. paniment of Freddie Riches orches violinist. 9.00-10.30—Same as WEAF." 7.00—Programme summary. tra and chorus from the CBS 8.00—Real Silk Show—Ted Weems' 10.30—Orchestral Gems. FRUIT-PRODUCE 7.03—Cugat's Waldorf-Astoria studios. Orch. 11.00—Same as WEAF. 280 Washington St. Orch. The Town Crier will take his in 8.30—Joe Penner, comedian; Har 11.30—Musical programme. 7._0/r-Sic_,ard Himber's Orch. visible audience to several of Man- riet HilUard, vocalist and 13.00—Merry Madcaps, New York City 7.45—Half Hour fox fgea. faattau's most fashionable dancing Ozzie Nelson's Osofc. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1934 Page 9 \ (foeJLoyje&. STAMPED NEEDLEWORK j butQnae %£% 8y ma* MAW 'WJ/*- Tapestry pieces from 8/6 © 1933 by United Feature Syndicate. Inc. Scarves 45" and 54" u 2/6 David Carlyle, young scien "The expression you want,- Isa tist, quarrels with his fiancee. bel," said Carlyle sarcastically, "is Cushion Covers 2/- Isabel Case, to go (o the jungles 'grandstand play'." of South America to search for Centres 36" round from 3/6 his missing friend and chief, M/^AJX it what you will. You Hugo Steffens. in New I'ork, V* know what I mean. You ig Pillow Cases from 3/6 offer before sailing, he meets and nored your debt to me. You went. impulsively marries a Hunga But you're back now. You're back, rian actress named Madi Wis it's true, with a wife attached to ner. After two years in the jan you somehow. But don't think for Embroidery Silks, .Wools, Needles etc. gle and the successful rescue of a moment that, after all I've had Steffens, he returns to find Isa to put up with, after all my sacri Men's Sports Jackets bel at the dock to meet him. fice and waiting, that I'm going to When she assumes a proprietary recognize the obligation of any air toward him, he tells her of such hasty marriage as yours ap his marriage. Startled, she plies parently was." of Harris and Shetland Tweeds him with questions about Madi. Carlyle found ft difficult to re LOCKWARD &. CO. Then she coolly tells him tbat strain his temper.. he is going to divorce Madi and '1 don't see what difference it Reid Street West marry her. makes, Isabel," he said, "whether £5. 5. 0 you recognize it or not. There it CHAPTER XXVm is. And," he added, "there it 7674ts.tu.th.tp. MCHE is a woman not easily stands." Isabel's temper rose. She seemed Human hands, not machinery only, * defeated." Madi's words to sense that she was coping with came back to Carlyle as he a different man from the one she made the cloth and made the jackets stood gazing at Isabel. How had once led about so meekly. right she had been. And how She gathered herself for further if and when you see them you'll see well lie knew the tone that attack. "Yes," she said. "It stands, as u Isabel had just used. He you say. But there is still more UN I FLOW what a contribution to a coat this should know it. He had had to be considered than your in years of it. Even when she debtedness to me. There is, for Pumps and Pressure Systems assure a smoothe even flow makes* spoke gently, Isabel let it be one thing, my reputation." "Your reputation?" He did not of fresh water and carry a guarantee of dependable service known that she would be understand. obeyed. "I think that would Pump only . „ £15 0 0 be the wise thing, David," or «YES»" --to Isabel. "You must 42 gallon system complete. £23 10 0 "I don't think that would be * realize, of course, that every 80 gallon system complete. £25 10 0 quite the thing to do, David." one back home knows that I have come on here to New York SPECIAL He recalled such speeches. to meet you. When we go back, They had carried command. if we are not seen together, it will Uniflow "GEM T" 42 ganon system, large enough for the average be very humiliating for me. The family So did her present utterance. breaking of our engagement—" But this was more extreme. Be could not believe, for a moment, "But,' Carlyle pointed out, "you that she could be so blunt in broke that yourself. Long ago." speaking of such a thing. He "If 1 did," said Isabel, "it was £19.0.0 ^H / not made public. No one knows looked straight at her as be an Fully'automatic swered her. of that but you and I." He was coming to the end of "No, Isabel," he said firmly. Tffl his patience. afraid you're wrong." "fasten to me, Isabel," he said She smiled. It was not a genial "Let's get this straight, and let's smile. get it finished once and for all. I ROBERT D. AITKEN | ELDERS & FYFFES, LTD. "You think so? Well, it is you am aware of «hat you did for me. who are wrong, David." She But why did you do it? Not be Everything Electrical for the Home paused a moment, then continued, cause you were in love with me. "listen to me. Do you realize all I You picked me out as a man who Queen Street Dial 1127 Hamilton have done for you?" might amount to something. You Direct to Avonmouth, England and "I think I do," he replied. trained me and schooled me until you could lay claim to me as your Kingston, Jamaica ((J TOOK you when you were no- particular property. • body—just a young man who "But there was someone else To England From Engl land worked in a museum. You had who nad done far more for me NOTICE no money—you had no family—" than you. That's Steffens. And S.s. "PATUCA" 1st Feb. S.s. "VATUCA** 8th Jan. He interrupted her. "Never let you wanted me to throw him over, S.s. "PATUCA,t__—liith March S.s. "CORONADO" 13th Feb. me forget my humble back let him die in the jungle, just so S.s. "PATUCA" .2fth April S.s. "CAMIT©" 13th Mar. ground," he said tartly. you could go ahead with your ON AND AFTER "I shall not," she promised S.s. "CAVINA" 26th May S.s. "BAYAMO" 10th April plans I wouldn't do it. So you 1 "Because it seems necessary that ist me go. Without a word And S.s. "PATUCA* ™...... 7th June S.s. "FATUCA** 14th May you be reminded. But let me go later, to make sure I made no Monday, January 8th S.s. "CAVINA** 7th July on with what I have to say. I mistake about it, you wrote to tell the stock of S.s. "EATUCA" 19th July took you when you were nobody. me that I needn't come around What your life was before I met any more. There wasnt much S.s. "CAVINA". 16th Aug. you, I do not know. But I made chance that I would. But you had S.s. "ARIGUANI"....lst Sept. it into something. I taught you to tell me, anyhow." THE LINEN SHOP Hfe the things anyone must know to Special School rate for children sailing from England go around with people—that is, E paused. "Everything is fine with people who count." will be removed to a portion of the first floor of 25th July and returning from Bermuda 2nd Septem H now, but only because I did "Meaning," said Carlyle, "your the thing you would have kept me ber. self." from doing. You took up your Isabel nodded. "Myself, and money from the table, and now COX & WILSON For further information apply to: others. Why pretend? We both you want what might have been know w at I mean. I showed you yourf if you'd left it there. Not WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Agents. how to conduct yourself among me. I dont mean that. You when business will be carried on as usual the right people. I spent years at never wanted me. You wanted 7735ttk.s.m. it. only what I might have, or might "Then, when I was about to become. Wen," he concluded, reap some reward for those years "someone else did want me. Just of patience, you had to get this for myself. And I'm going back expedition idea into your head. I to hor." had told you that I would be con There was silence. Isabsl tent to live on your salary. I had smiled again, and shrugged. fcfc H told you that father would build "I see," she said. "Well, I sup Announcing HOMELIGHT us a house and that, with that pose there's nothing more to be and what you made, we could get said Perhaps, after all, you'll be along. Eut no. You take it into hapnier with a girl of that sort." The opening of our Show Room of the your head to go away. Prom It was Carlyle who smiled now. what I gathered, the chances of •'Yes," he said, "I suppose I latest designs in bathroom fixtures your coming back were few. But shall. You see, there is only one you would go. The fact that you of her sort in the world. She is It is worth seeing — Drop in I owed me something did not stand that lovely." in your way. No; you saw a Whether you contemplate purchasing or The Brand of Kerosene that has given chance for a spectacular feat. A— Ha bowed to Isabel and left her. a—" She sought the right word. not—it will make no difference. We universal satisfaction for over 25 years (To be continued) shall be pleased to show it to you. MASTERS HARDWARE CO. WEST INDIA OIL COMPANY CUBAN GOVERNMENT PREPARES FOR FURTHER TROUBLE Phone 1192 'Wholesale Distributors KLIM HAVANA, Jan. 4. (CP)—Cuba 7607«Mw prepared for trouble today as the Cabinet leader asserted that the anti-government conspiracy had Powdered Milk AN OUTLINE gone too far to be halted. 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WHAT I St-ARCHfKl* AROOMDSO J OVER THISHOU5E WOOLDNlT FC5F?Gl"~ AIRE "tfOU l_OOK\ Nl G L.ONJG-VVE FERGOTTEM BUT I CAM'T 1 THIIMCSWH_VISH_ POR-?>VR? WHAT i AM LOOKIM' FER-j BRINGING FlNlO r" COE^ AWAY AM' THEM CAUL, NIE UP UP TO MUtMTFEH'Etvi St FATHER srae George McManus O 1933. King Features Syndicate, Inc., Great Britain rights reserved. ••' 7 1 Page 10 „ THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1934 now demand, but also, and, I T: THE ROTARY CLUB believe, very largely by conserving, perfecting and bringing into a Preserving the Beauties of more appreciable condition those peculiar qualities of scenery which Bermuda along with its unchangeable cli mate form Bermuda's extraordin •JANUARY PREMIUM* At Wednesday's Rotary luncheon ary heritage. These qualities of in the Hotel Bermudiana, the scenery are largely natural, but Christmas Hamper Committee of in no small part artificial—the which Rotarian Agnew S. Eve, was largely unconscious work of people the convener, made its report. carrying on their daily activities for Our Regular Monthly Store Magazine Forty-six Christmas Hampers were several centuries under peculiar sent out te cheer lonely homes and local conditions and under the will not be published for January. hearts. The letters of gratitude influence of pecular traditions. returned in acknowledgement of These qualities are not unchange these practical expressions of Christ able like the climate but very mas cheer manifest deep apprecia subject to modification by human Avery excellent premium however tion. action. They have been changed for this month has arrived in the The guest speaker was Honour in many places for the worse in able F. G. Gosling, who was intro recent years, largely in the name of form of a duced by Rotarian Walter Spurling ' 'improvement,'' and doubtless with as a former speaker, amd a citizen good intentions by people who do of Bermuda who always took a not appreciate the subtletes of keen interest in the development landscape quality or the effect of the Colony. upon the landscape of what they Mr. Gosling announced that at do." • LARGE BLUE ENAMEL ROASTER the closing of the Old Year he had These sentiments of such a made a resolution that during noted landscape artist are worthy SEND HIM BACK FULL OF PEP.. 1934 he would do all in his power to of every serious consideration. maintain the amenities of Bermuda Other countries have taken legis The Price is that is to preserve its pleasant and lative action to preserve the amen The long holidays "pep" him up physic attractive features. ities of the country and the time ally, a new school suit, new shoes and a During the past twenty-five years has come for Bermuda to give mannish shirt "buck" him up mentally. much has been said about the dis- more HI 2/6 Bf^H struction of the beauties of Ber The speaker quoted from the Clothes don't make a student but our muda, but very little has been done legislation of England and pointed new SCHOOL OUTFITS FOR BOYS help about the matter, since 1918 al out what was being done, and em a whole lot. most constant destruction has been phasized the idea that in Bermuda at there should be definite regulations going on. This is partly due to Usefully inexpensive especially if there natural causes growing of the and plans for preserving the con are more than one. pressure of increasing population. tours of the country especially in There has been an influx of new newly opened areas. There should THE BASEMENT settlers who have not the traditions also be an_approved building scheme of Bermuda and lack the tidiness to prevent the unsightly buildings that is necessary to keep tidy their which are a blot on the landscape. THE WOMANS SHOP grounds and premises. Some Ber- The Legislature should lay down a GIBBONS CO. mudians are also guilty of offend policy and suggest improvements ing in this manner. As a result that would be inexpensive and yet Queen Street Reid Street there are many eye sores and of effective. There should be regulat fences to good taste. ed tree planting and such like 5r___«___? Some years ago it was attempted means to beautify the countryside, to regulate these matters by legis Great credit is due the Garden Clubs lation. The Bill failed to pass the and Arbor Societies which have LATE DESPATCHES "DEBONAIR DUKE" SUES House. Perhaps it was premature done such splendid work. The NIECE FOR MAGAZINE and at tho present time the matter streets of Hamilton have been PARIS, Jan. 5 (CP)—The $40,- is referred to a select committee greatly improved by these volun 000,000 municipal pawnshop scand ARTICLE MYERS of the House for investigation. To tary efforts, mostly on the part of al has taken a parliamentary hue, get full information the conditions public spirited women. and today Premier Chautemps Co_i_«ne- from Page * in other countries must be studied, The reason so little has teen called Albert Dalimier, Minister Pressure Systems and it may be sometime before done is due to inertia and lack of for the Colonies, into his office for a morning paper. Previous to this Committee is ready to report, knowledge. There should be a and demanded a clear statement her career as a writer she was em but the question should not be general educational campaign of his connection witn the Stavisky ployed by Mrs. Fred Cripps at a Are true and faithful servants, shelved. along these lines and an appeal to affair. The Minister asserted he Bond Street Hairdrecsing establish that give a lifetime of service, The pleasantness, or amenities all citizens to co-operate for the was entirely innocent of such con ment. Mrs. Cripps was formerly of beauty, is Bermuda's greatest improvement and beautification of nection despite the rumours. The the Dutchess of Westminister, her free from trouble. assets. Strangers are attracted the Colony. danger to the Cabinec is consider marriage being dissolved in 1926 by its uniqueness. The climatic The thanks of the Club were ex ed real by various members, as, after six years. The Duke of West conditions are excellent, but, after tended to Hon. Mr. Gosling for according to the police, Dalimier minister, who has been married They never go on strike all, the one thing that visitors his timely, practical and helpful sent letters to insurance com three times, is fifty four years of age. talk most about on their return address. The proposer also improv panies urging vhevn .o invest in He inherited some of the most home is the uniqueness of the land ed the opportunity to extend the pawnshop bonds, not specifying valuable properties in London in scape and the natural beauty. congratulations of the Rotary Club cluding six hundred acres, nf land the Bayonn J organisation, however. in the heart of the city and thirty- Frith's Hardware Store We certainly have a goodly her on his appointment to the Legisla # * * itage that should not be wasted thousand acres elsewhere. It is tive Council. LONDON, Jan. 5 (CP)—Daring 7142«_«Stu.t_.f. but should be improved. All no oo estimated that one thousand famil the past year vacancies have oc ies in London and one hundred sssflH-SHS doubt have considerable pride in curred in sixteen parliamentary their home and colony, but un BELMONT MANOR NOTES cottagers in Cheshire, Wales and divisions. The election resulted Scotland pay him £300,000 in rent fortunately little is being done in the return of eight conserva to conserve and improve its at A charming affair, in the way of a annually. He has been described reception after the christening of tives, six socialists, one liberal- as the most debonair Duke, a dash tractiveness. In these commercial national and one national-labour. days, beauty often has to yield to the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing horseman, and an enthusiastic THEBOOKSTORE Harry A. Lee, was held at Belmont In only one instance, that of East yachtsman and big game hunter. the demands of Utility, and yet Fulham, was there a change in much can be done by landscape Manor on Wednesday afternoon. It is reputed that he allowed his : NEWNES EVERY The little lady was christened, representation, a socialist replacing two foi :i •. i .vi .'oz £10,000 annually. Davis gardening and artistic lay out of a conservative. THING WITHIN, 11/6. This section newly opened for building Eleanor Patricia, but was tucked in His tin i marriage in 1930 was to gives is a library of information lots. Landscaping is an art. Dr. her crib rather than at the party. Lelia Ponsonby, daughter of Sir for the home. With illus Mr. and Mrs. Lee, and as their MEDIA, Penn., Jan. 5 (OP) — Fiovierick Ponsonby. Elliott, President of Harvard Uni Notice to "get out" has beoD solved you trations and an atlas of the versity defines it as a fine art. He guests, Mr.and Mrs. George Patton, world in colour. It contains Dr. Stuart Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. on every family in the village of said "Landscape architecture is Sackville. Eighty homes in this surer a Gazetteer of the world: primarily a fine art, and as such M. Gibbons, Miss Lucy Frith, Mrs. He chatted informally with news Medical Dictionary: A.B.C. Elizabeth Frith, Mrs. Reggie Darrell wool mill community have been paper men at the train, but de J its most important function is to ordered vacated owing to an out and 1 of Wireless: Social letter- create and preserve beauiy In the and Archdeacon Marriott. The clined to interpret last night's writer and Book of Eti reception was small but unusually break of the dangerous disease communique. A qualified spokes surrounding of human habitat Anthrax. It is feared that 100 better | quette: Cookery and Cater ions; and in the broader natural attractive. man stated emphatically that an ing: Business of the Home: oo children may contract the disease understanding had been reached baking j scenery of the country. But it is which has already claimed one The Home Handyman: In also concerned with promoting PRINCESS HOTEL NOTES with Mussolini only on the general door games and Outdoor life. Several others are ill. idea, and that no definite plan was j the comfort .convenience and wealth 0 0* ^^&B^$fKith "•. a muse ments: Profitable of the population in short, the discussed. Hobbies: Book of General Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones, of LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5 (CP)—The i beautiful and efficient adaptation Paget Hall, gave a delightful danc Knowledge: Dictionary of of land to human use." sheriff's office here is scrutiniz i§^TMf£j 1 the English Language: ing party in the Marine Grill at the ing an unverified report that the 1 Mr. Gosling also outlined per J^ Synonyms and Antonyms: Princess in honour of their two check dam a mile above Montrose, BAKING^OWDER sonal conversations on this sub charming daughters. Miss Hester, Everyday Facts: Ready ject with Mr. F. L. Olmsted, the holding a hundred million gallons Reckoner: Questions and and Miss Dorothy Jones, together of water, was dynamited, thus pre Landscape Architect, who laid out with their son, Mr. Francis Jdnes, Answers: and many other the grounds for the Mid Ocean cipitating the flood of [New Year's ' useful sections. on Wednesday evening. The Ben. Day which cost 39 lives. Captain | Development, Mr. Olmsted had Cutler Orchestra furnished some : PRISONER AND studied Bermuda from the angle Stenland said that two men were really lovely music and the young under suspicion. CAPTIVES by W. O'Sulli- of landscaping and in a compre group had a thoroughly good time. van Molony, 7/6. The hensive report on the development 6 6 6 It is rarely that such a lovely bevy Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops autobiography of an Irish at Tucker's Town, made these of girls, and nice looking boys, have ROME, Jan. 5 (CP)—Sir John man who was imprisoned general observations on Bermuda Checks Malaria In 3 days, Golds first foregathered in the Princess. The Simon left at noon today for Lon day, Headaches or Neuralgia In 30 by the Germans at the age and its possibilities. The gowns of the girl-guests were don to report that there is "no minutes. of seventeen in November, "Both the climate and the scen beautiful. The room looked like use crying for the moon" in mat FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC 1914, and who only emerged ery of Bermuda are widely reputed, an irridescent rainbow. Among ters of international d'sarmament. Most Speedy Remedies Knowr from imprisonment at the but for the most part in a way those to enjoy the hospitality of end of the war. which is but vaguely appreciative Mr. and Mrs. Jones were: the : : THE BIRD OF DAWN- and falls far short of according them Misses Suzanne Trott; Jane Stanley ING by John Masefield, their full and proper pre-eminence. Mary Ann Bertles, Lucy Mercer, Vlsmen Fliers in Attempt at New Endurance Record 7/6. The adventures of It is largely through lack of clear Pat Mercer, Jean Aitken, Betsey the crew of a China Clipper, and convincing general accept Stagg, Elizabeth Pearman, Eleanor which is forced to abandon ance of Bermuda's real preemin Pearman, Janice Mayer and Messrs ship and to take to the ence in these two particulars that Rendell Arton, Jack Pitt, Francis boats. This book is as hundreds of other places remain Ede, Jack Davis, Francis Watling good as the very best of ineffective competition with Ber ton, John Wain wright, Victor Masefield's tales. muda, some as winter resorts, and Francis, Frankie Peniston, Richard :-: LORD RIDDELL'S some as summer resorts; which if Gorharn, Eillie Wilson, Mac. INTIMATE DIARY OF THE the facts were fully appreciated Paschal, A. Hutchings, Henry PEACE CONFERENCE AND would no longer be real competi Masters, Fen ten Trimingham and AFTER, 18/-. Already in tors. Not that all that resort to F. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd its second edition. them would resort to Bermuda. Jones, with Mr. and Mrs. Teddy If that should happen the place Gosling had a table laid in the sun- would be swamped with such a parlour for their dinner on the same horde as to ruin much of its attrac evening. | THE BOOK STORE tiveness. oo But with fewer real competitors the people of Bermuda could and HAMILTON POLICE COURT would receive largely increased re turns in land values and in pay (Before the Wor. A. 0. Smith) ments for services rendered, be ASSAULT ON WOMAN The Prodigy cause of higher bidding for the distinctive privileges offered. James Cadogan, better known, Apart f.om the right kind of apparently, as Polo, w.ts yesterday Mr. Pompu.: "I was not always a=S publicity nrd salesmanship this accused of assaulting Torothy Gar- well off as I am now. I didn' t alway • ead is to te Bought in part by the ton. He denied the (ffence, and ride in a motor of my own. When removal of certain existing short- after both sides of tte story the first started in life I walked." rjmings at Bermuda in the in- magistrate bound the recused over In the lower plane. Miss with a fuel plane during their men In a flight above Miami, Visitor: "You w£re lucky. When 3 ionveniences which people of dis» and advised him to ke.p awayfrcjn Viola Gentry and Mrs"; Fran- attempt to set a new refuel - Florida. first started I had to crawl, it took the complainant. ess Marsatts make contact ins endurance word lor wo me a long time to learn to watfc,"-* tiijjtfoatio'a aa4cp'tt.oitat>jg means , Border Olty stae. 1 w~ Hi THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST .DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1934 Page 11 THE GRAND NATIONAL 3 If' LONDON, Jan. 4 (OPj^-Entries | Local and Foreign Sporting News | for the Grand National great steeplechase .at old Aintree on 5 March 23rd. total 73, as follows:— I BY "ELLIS" Lewes, Crakla, Heartbreak, Hill, Society, Inverse, Apostasy, Kilbuck, 'mkt^LomA-^&Smhj) Merriment Fourth, Glen Hazel, Richborough, Silver Grail, Shore man, Themond Second, Lone Eagle, SPURS TO MEET EVERTON IN SPORTING NEWS FROM ALL Second, Somnus, Southern Hue, THIRD ROUND | QUARTERS Eortnum, Blue Peter Third, Flam- Boys -will need: bent, Uncle Ba'tt, Franeoilino, An- Js "V m .- nandalo, The.Ace Second, Libourg, /# The following is the complete j S. J. McCabe, the New South Suits—flannel, serge, homespun, list of the draws for the third round j Ruin, Egremont, Shady Lake, Coup Wales all-rounder, was medically de Chapeau, Lazy Boots, Irish or tweed. of the Football Association Cup ! overhauled and x-rayed because of competition to be played on Sat- I Knight. Second, Delaneigne, Can- vague indisposition recently. He tillius Second, Colinolagh, Ready urday week, January 13th. In all left Sydney for a brief stay at Blazers—blue, camel, and stripes matches the kick-off will be at \ Cash, Zag, Brienz, Forbram Ottawa, his Grenfell home before his State's Golden Miller, Destiny Bay, Sorley 2.30 p.m. 1 big marches with Victoria and Caps—plain, stripes, and with star Plymouth Argyle v. Huddersfield Boy, Jaco O'Day, Ohenago, Half South Australia, but was recalled Asleep, Really True, Thareas, Pa on the top. Town. by telegram, when the result of Crystal Palace v. Aldershot. tron Saint, Quite Calm, Le Fils de the examination was known, to la Lune, Millionaire Second, Tro- (Blue blazers, grey flannel shorts, Manchester United v. Portsmouth. undergo an immediate operation Workington v. Gateshead. cadero, Remus, Peisons, Well, and caps for Saltus Grammar for appendicitis. Buckwillos, Slater, Milk Punch, Southampton v. Northampton While the operation has prevent School.) Town. Swanofavon, Sir Denis, Master ed McCabe from participating in Orange, Gatbook, Gregalach, Elad- Chelsea v. West Bromwich Al the season's cricket, his doctors Mackintoshes and Oilskins bion. Jar, Alpine Hut, Pelours Jack, expect that he will be able to sail Prince Mario, Thrumster, Xiloash Bristol City v. Derby County. with the Australian team for Eng Shoes—black or brown Ox Rotherham United v. Sheffield Wed Hill, Mighty Chance, Southern land in March. Hero, Prince Cherry, Cinder Track, nesday. * * • fords with solid leather Cushendall. Charlton Athletic v. Port Vale. Middlesex are evolving a scheme soles. Nottingham Forest v. Queen's to ensure closer co-operation with Park Rangers or New Brighton. the cricket clubs of the county. Here's the latest inside story, told Rubber Boots and Overshoes Hull City v. Brentford. It is now recognised that there is in cablegrams: Stoke City v. Bradford. a need for greater encouragement Jeff Dickson to Rosenbloom—I Reading v. Oldham Athletic. being given to young cricketers offer £1,500 and £100 expenses for Birmingham v. Sheffield United. in their area, and so that this may you to fight Harvey in London. Brighton v. Hove Albion v. Swindon be done I understand a committee Rosenbloom1—Fight on, if you .lES e^ Town. representative of the county and pay £5,000 and £200 expenses. Girls will need: Chesterfield v. Aston Villa. clubs is to be formed. Jeff Dickson—O.K. You fight on Leeds United v. Preston North It is an old story, of course, that February 38. End. no county so persistently overlooks Need I remind you that February Blazers —guaranteed fast col - Grimsby Town v. Walsall or the claims of its young cricketers has only 2 8 days? Clapton Orient. our—navy blue with as Middlesex. * * # brass buttons. Tranmere Rovers v. Southend C. E. Honeyball, a great all-round Two years ago Rodolfo Casanova, United. club player, is a case in point. Until the Mexican bantamweight champ Bolton Wanderers V. Halifax recently Honeyball regularly scored ion, was an ice-cream pedlar. His Shoes —Oxfords, straps, and Ghil- J} Town or Hartlepools United. his thousand runs and took his terrific punching, however, has lies—brown or black. Sunderland v. Middlesbrough. 200 wickets. recently made him the sensation Millwall v. Accrington Stanley. But he insists that even in the of his country and it is expected Navy Serge —All Wool Wolverhampton Wanders v. New heyday of his career no one assoc that he will oppose Al Brown for ,$&_$wr «P4 castle United. iated with Middlesex afforded him the world title in London during Cheltenham Town v. Blackpool. the slightest encouragement. Derby week. French Flannel—navy blue, suit Manchester City v. Blackburn * * * Brown has arrived in England able for school i^-^l Rovers. TENNIS from North Africa. Liverpool v. Fulham. * * * dresses. Luton Town v. Arsenal. The wearing of tennis "shorts," Georges Carpentier has been Swansea Town v. Notts County. which was prohibited last month, asked whether he is willing to Leicester City v. Lincoln City. has now been approved by the Vic fight Len Harvey at the White Tottenham Hotspurs v. Everton. torian Lawn Tennis Association City Stadium, London during Derby West Ham United v. Bradford (says a Reuter message from Mel week and whereas Carpentier has City. bourne) . not yet accepted, fight fans in Burnley v. Bury. * * * England do not want to see a man oo—— The Lawn Tennis Association, opposed to the present heavyweight The Queen Street Store V.r under their new agreement with champion who delighted them in GOLF NOTES FROM the All-England Club, will receive the ring fifteen years ago. The only an additional income. places Carpentier will interest the BELMONT MANOR At a dinner recently Mr. F. C. j public is on the stage or on the Lohden, the L.T.A. chairman, sug films. Golf has come into its own with gested how this might be spent. An American journalist once the good weather. Many are "I would spend more money on wrote as follows:— LOCAL SOCCER TODAY taking daily lessons with the able coaching," he said, "particularly in "Carpentier says he would like "EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY I» "Pro," Nicol Thompson. Among the schools. to fight Dempsey again but he On the Boaz Island field this af those seen Wednesday and Thurs "I would advance money to clubs fears there is something the matter ternoon the Dockyard Recreation day were: Miss Ethel M. Glorney, to buy the freeholds of grounds with his heart.—I should have and Sports Club will oppose the A GOOD HOT WATER BOTTLE! Mrs. A. S. Patterson, Master David and thus foil the house-builders." thought the trouble lay in his Staff and Departments in a League Stimson. of Philadelphia. This But what Mr. Lohden did not say head." Soccer match. The kick-off is small boy is well on the way to was what the L.T.A. intended to do * * * scheduled for 3 p.m. being an excellent golfer. Nic. in with their huge reserve fund nearly SWIMMING oo A friend indeed is a friend sists he has championship stuff in £40,000 which they have accumula him. Then, Mr. Newton Rowell, Jr. ted from the Wimbledon profits Two Ramsgate girls who aspire ARCHERY AT BELMONT son of the Honourable and Mrs. since 1922. to swim the Channel next Summer MANOR in need. Our "Kantleeks" Newton, Rowell, awho are spending » * » have been training in the huge a month at the Belmont, is another GOLF swimming pool at St. Mildred's, who finds a lesson a day keeps one Westgate-on-Sea. J carry a 5 year guarantee. in good form. Bobby Jones has not lost his The presence of the Light Blues The Archery Range is proving to * * * form during his retirement. Play temporarily limited the time of be very popular this season. There A good foursome on Thursday ing at at the East Lake Club, At their preparation to three hours a is daily play, and on Monday, was made up of Eddie Shore, Mr. lanta, he went round the cham- . day—but that would be enough Wednesday and Friday, at ten each INSTANT RELIEF! ^H A. P. Thompson, Mr. R. E. O'Hare, pionship course in 64, eight under for ordinary people! morning, Mrs. Dorothy Campbell of New York and Mr. Joseph New par. He should have broken his Jabez Wolfe,_the famous Chan Hurd, will be at the range to assist man , also of New York. own course record of 63, as he reach nel swimming coach, is training any who are interested in acquiring COUGHS AND COLDS Others playing these last two ed the 18th green in 61, but took these girls. efficiency at the game. days were: the Honourable and Mrs. three putts. * * » oc Newton Rowell, Mr. A. R. Evans, of 0 0 0 WOMEN'S WORLD GAMES Every year medical science evolues Lawrenceville, New Jersey, Mr. and The biennial match between wo Japan has selected 22 athlets (says LADIES WEEKLY GOLF TOUR more efficient means of combatting Mrs. A. L. Bennett, of Buffalo, men golfers of Great Britain and Reuter) as candidates for the Jap NAMENT AT BELMONT and preventing colds. Do you New York; Mrs. E. Sadler, Mr. J. S. America for the Curtis Cup will anese team to take part in the Wo Rogers, of New York; and Mr. and probably be played at the Chevy men's World Games which are MANOR know about the latest? Mrs. J. Donovan, of the same city;, Chase Country Club, Washington to be held in London next August. Dr. B. L. Henchley, and Mr. Martin, on September 22 next (says Re 00 of Shelton, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs uter.) * * * On January the 11th., the weekly — THE PHOENIX — E. J. McDonnell, of Pittsburgh, B.W.V.A. PING PONG Ladies garden golf tournament Penna.; Dr. and Mrs. A. Scheurer, Miss Courlay and Miss Plump- On the Corner—On the Alert—To Serve You Well ton, two members of the British will again be played each Thursday I of New York; zMr. and Mrs. N. I. Prizes will be given for the first, { Cassels, of Ridge wood, New Jersey. Women's golf teams' who have won The Larg Cup all their team matches in South second and third low gross scores. Captain and Mrs. F. Anderson, of All guests and ladies of Bermuda Ottawa, Ontario, and Mr. R. E. Africa, have arrived back in Eng An entry list for this competi- land, leaving behind Miss Drana are cordially invited to Belmont O'Hare also played a round of golf ition is posted at Headquarters and Manor for these interesting touran- in the morning prior to his four :- Fishwick and Miss Pentony. the committee hope that members s> s> * ments. some in the afternoon. will come along and enter in and * * * SOCCER make it a very interesting tourna —oo BE COSY H| A foursome of Wednesday that By his brilliant display in the ment. Mr. Fred Neat is the pre Spoiled the Sale enjoyed excellent golf was made up 'Varsity match J. A. Darwall-Smith sent holder of this coveted Trophy Winter is here and the Living Room of: the Honourable Charles Mac- the Oxford University centre half, and will be out to win it again this Shoe Salesmen: "Here's a good Crea, Mr. Rice, Mr. O. W. Swenson, I considerably strengthened his year. strong pair sir; last you a lifetime. is the center of the house Mr. Brewster, all guests of the claim to an amateur international There is also a list for a Billiards Customer: "Good. That's the Bermudiana, and Mr. A. P. Thomp cap. Handicap for members, and Mr. kind of thing I've bee a looking for. I'll take those." son. The party lunched together Well over six feet in height Dar- Vincent Frith, M.C.P., Vice-Pre Shoe Salesman: "Thank you, sir. in the grill before their game. wallSmith was a dominating figure. sident of the Association is donat These Well strung over stuffed WiU one pair be enough?"—Tit-Bits oo His constructive play was perfect, ing a prize for this competition. and his defensive qualities were so The committee would like to have a THE SECOND TEST MATCH much in evidence that the Cam large entry of Vet Cueists for this MODERN SUITES bridge inside forwards had few tournament. The Headquarters Committee are NOTICE " Bodyline " Bowling by Indians opportunites of working out a Assure comfort with a sense of concerted move. very busy at present with arranging Fails to Upset M. C. C. * * * entertainments etc., and would like their support in their efforts as The Annual General Meeting value hard to match BOXING they want to make this year a very CALCUTTA, Jan. 5 (OP)—Despite Maxie Rosenbloom, of New York, the introduction of "bodyline" successful one in entertainment of the Shareholders of Hathway bowling coupled with aggressive who first gained fame by entering and games etc. Ltd., will be held in the office of the fielding by the Indians, England boxing rings wearing a cap and There is also a list for entries to Company on LET US SHOW YOU • ran up 257 for 5 by the close of smoking a large cigar, holds ex the Bermuda Amateur Billiards play today. aggerated ideas of his value in Eng Championship any Vet wishing to land since Tommy Milligan knock January 31st, 1934 Our range of Colours and Styles This marked the first day's play enter can do so and pay entry of the second Test match before a ed him out. fee 2/6 to Steward or R. Aitkin of at 3 p.m. crowd of 20,000. Maxie, as the holder of the world that committee. light-heavy-weight ctiampionship, 00 • 00 for the purpose of electing a Presi would make a good opponent for The Naturalist dent and Board of Directors for the The Glad News Len Harvey or Jack Petersen, but John Burroughs, famous natural- ensuing year. A. S. COOPER & SONS James K. Polk was the first Presi he gives a pain in the pocket to all is t and poet, was at one time a clerk THE BERMUDA FURNISHING & SUPPLY CO. dent to be notified of his nomination the promoters who approach him in the Treasury Department at by telegraph. on the subject. Washington. 7778fs. IVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS — 4/6 and up — ASTWOODS § Page It THE frOYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1034 DRAMATIC TRIUMPH AT CABLE NEWS Classified ST. GEORGE'S Continued from page 1 Advertisements "TheMtacle" U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKS Raleigh Bicycles BROADER ANTI-CRIME POWERS LOST A crowded house witnessed tho WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. (CP)— New models have arrived with single and triple gears second performance of "The Mir Attorney-General Homer Oumm- On Tuesday near Book Store, acle" on Thursday evening last, mings in his annual report, has BOX containing child's Pyjamas. in Black and colours and .everyone who attended was asked Congress for laws that will Return Green Growers. loud In his praises of the dramatic materially broaden the Govern 7777*tu. talent ofj the enthusistic band of ment's anti-crime powers. He re amateurs who made such a mem quests stricter regulations govern orable event. Mr. John F. Gould ing the fire-arms traffic and the undertook the production, which prevention of interstate trans WANTED shewed his exceptional genuis in portation of stolen property. that direction, a.id in voicing the * * * AMOUNTS of £400 and £550. Se Thos. J. Wadson At Son opinion that the audience was FRANCE LEADS IN SOUTH AMER curity choice First Mortgages charmed, is not too great priase. ICAN AIR MAIL COMPETITION Real Estate, Interest 7%. Somers 7256qqf.eitp. On all hands it was conceded that Real Estate Agency. in' the matter of scenery, the PARIS. Jan. 5. (CP))—As _ result 7776ts.m. "Miracle" staging far surpasses of the Southern Cross Flight France anything put on before at the East is pushing plaits for a regular air SIR HENRY WOOD WELCOMED End. The truly Eastern spirit is mail route across tha South Atlantic FOR SALE NEW YORK STOCK captured, and one finds oneself The Arc en Ciel tri-motored plane FOREIGN EXCHANGE BY LOCAL MUSICIAN transported into one of the cos which crossed to Brazil in record mopolitan crowds of an eastern time of fourteen hours last Jan O OOD FURNITURE, including Bed An admirer of Six Henry Wood, MARKET village or town. Whilst "The Mir uary will begin a series of test rooms; Dining-room, Drawing who with Lady Wood are guests acle" is not a play, it is something crossings this month and another Room, Kitchen, R.C.A. Radio, Local Rates of His Excellency the Governor, got more than that; and there is great seaplane Santos Dumont is Etc. Can be seen evenings at up at five in the morning to meet Closing Prices about it that strange force, that ready for tests preliminary to South "Galveston," Valley Road, Paget. 1 The following io a copy of the Orbita, in order to shake the makes it a living thing. It concerns Atlantic flight. 7749*f. ei to thll. * * * ^ the Bulletin displayed on hand of the Conductor whom he real men and women, and repre RESCUE WORK ABANDONED IN 22 foot Chris Craft SPEED BOAT, • Friday at the local banks: honors and appreciates so much. Fri. Thur. sents the most important era in American Super Power 2| 2J like new, recently overhauled. i It was Benar Barzelay, the violinist th.9 world's history. CZECHOSLOVAKIA MINE Alaska Juneau 21 f 23_ Complete with tender and moor U. S. DOLLARS in the trio which is playing at the There are many characteriza DTJCKCOV, Czechoslovakia, Jan Allegheny Oorp___. 3j g_ ings. Price reasonable. Apply Inverurie this season. Mr. Barzelay tions of outstanding merit, and 5. (CP)—Another explosion deep Allied OhemicaL.„™..„ 146 148 Alan Joell, Dial 1259. Buying at 8% dis — $5.2174 was first violin withWalterDamrosch several of those taking part have underground shook the "Nelson Am. Oan.... _i§ 95. 7757*f. ei to thll when he took the New York Symph dramatic talent of considarable 111" mine today where 129 miners Selling at 4% dis ...$5.00 Am. & Foreign Pow 7J 8| ony to Europe on tour in 1920. They ability. Mr. Athol Moulder as the are entombed following the first 19 ft. MOTOR BOAT, 5 h.p. motor, Am. Smelt. & Refln 42. 45 met at the dinner given in honour Scribe gave a splendid portayal explosions two days ago. Rescue copper fastened. Dial 1533. CANADIAN DOLLARS Am. Water Works „. 17 17| of the arrival of the New York of this difficult role and Mr. F. work had been carried on ever 7755*f.s. Am. Tel. & Tel „„ 109 l_8| Symphony, by the Lord Mayor of Wyatt, who introduces without since the disaster occured, but Buying at 8% dis $5.2174 Anaconda Copper...... 14 14 i HORSE, Surrey, Wagon, Harness' London. Incidentally, Barzelay's marring the piece, slight and subtl3 the engineers in charge have ordered Selling at 4% dis $5.00 Atchison R.R..... ___ 55. its abandonment fearing that even Garment Stands, Counters, brother is probably the ablest touches of humour, as the man Showcases. C. S. Robinson, Queen QUOTATIONS 'cellist in Europe to-day. He is a Atlantic Refining 28. 28} seeking for his lost cow. The so the rescue parties might be en Am. Tobacco "B ' 68. 68. trapped if they are permitted to St. New /ork Closed $5.1575 disciple of Pablo Casals, and that journers who cannot find room in 7779*s.m. speaks for itself to all lovers of the Baltimore & Ohio 22} 23} the inn are varied and three types continue. Montreal Closing $5.1450 Bethlehem Steel 35. 36 London, 11.30 a.m $5.14 'ceUo. Just now he is broadcasting that one finds extremely interest * * * 100 Bentwood CHAIRS, 1 Coffee Borden Company.... 20. 20. Grinder, 1 Cash Register, 1 Plat Montreal Latest $5.1150 over the British Broadcasting ing to watch. The "Water seller" MOUNTAIN TORRENT THREAT Oan. Pacific, New 14 13. form Scales. Cheap for Cash. New York Latest $5.12 Company, and Sir Henry is also was very well at horn a io his part, ENS FRENCH VALLEY Ohes. & Ohio R.R 39. 40 Apply N. A.A.F.I., Front Street. interested in that company. He and this also applies to the "Orange COLMAR, France, Jan. 5 (CP)— told Mr. Barzelay that he was in Chrysler Motors...... 55_ 57. seller.'' The role of th3 High Priest 7769fs.tu. Ool. Gaa „ li| 11J Inhabitants of the Orbey Valley hope of having his brilliant brother is well filled by Mr. A. Bookerand were forced to flight early today in with him next season. Sir Henry Gone. Gas 36J 361 his dignity is most impressiva. In SEWING MACHINE, Singer, elec Corn Products 73. 73. order to escape a sheet of water tric, latest cabinet table model, and Lady Wood were very appreci a different vein Mrs. Pearca in her which came tumbling down from a ative of the visit, and the fact that Oom. and Southern.... if 2 dance, complete with tembourne, practically new, £20. 0. 0, Tel. Com Solvents..., 30. 31. mountain lake,,after it had trapped 1414. CUSTOMS HOUSE the admirer of this most famous shews the difference in modern and drowned nine employaes of the conductor found it a pleasure to Dupont „ 92 92 dancing and the biblical type of 7774*s. Eastman Kodak 80 801 electric light plant. The flood was get up in the wee sma' hours to dancing which cao still be sean Three-quarter size BILLIARD Electric Autolite 18§ 19. caused by the waters of Lake Blanc welcome him to Bermuda. today in theE ast. All of the cos TABLE complete with balls, cues, Electric P. & L 4J 41 spilling into Lake Noir through a Rates of Exchange oo tumes are very praiseworthy, and Mr marker and rack, excellent condi Erie R.R. Common 14. 14] sudden break in a pipe supplying Evans makes a typical Roman leg- tha electric light plant turbines. tion. Cheap for cash. Apply M. BELLE GANNON, NEW YORK Fox Film — — ionaire, in fact the appearanca of all The following rate, of ex Water poured through the roof of A. Gibbons. GhKc. Elec. New „. 181 19. the soldisrs calls fct special com change were in force at the DANCER DELIGHTS BEL the Lake Noir plant and threatened 7775fs.m. General Motors. 34. 34. ment. Customs House on Friday, MONT MANOR GUESTS Goodrich Rubber 12} 13} to sweep the entire valley. A particularly pretty colorful * * * Jan. 5th:— Hudson Motors ...... 13. 14 scene is the one with tha "Shep FOURTEEN REGICIDES SENTEN U.S.A — $5.14 Belle Gannon, well-known dancer Int Nickel of Can 21 f 21} herds" seated round the fire, watch CED TO DEATH FOR RENT Canada $5.14 in many Broadway successes had Int. _W. & Tel 141 15i ing their flocks, and tha illumina Belgium ... 23 special permission to come down to Kennecott Q*_»i-*r 19. 20. tion that appears in the sky, and AFGHANISTAN. Jan. 4. (CP)— APARTMENT In Somers Building. France - 83 Bermuda for the holiday, and has Loews, Inc. „. . 26 27. the appearance of the Angel, creates Fourteen additional persons have Immediately available. Apply Germany 14 been dancing and singing in the Mack Truck . 36 36} much excitement amongst them. been condemned to death by the Cecil H. Neave, Victoria Block Holland 8 10 Belmont Manor Grill each evening laontg. Ward ...... 21} 22. The Holy Birth is a fact and tha Special Cotir. investigating the Hamilton. Hong ROEg .... 1/5 for the last two weeks. The manage Natl. Dairy Products.. 13} 13. mystic light over the cradle as the assassination of King Nadir Shar. 7001 _w. eitp. Italy 62 ment is to be congratulated in a-1, Motors „„.. „ 23| 24 Three Kings bring their treasures The doomed include the father and Japan — 1/2 acquiring the services of this really •b.- ^.--tult. New 47} 46| to lay at his feet, is an artistic two other relatives of the murderer UPPER APARTMENT Crawford gifted girl. Recently she has been K-tt. Power & Light... 82 8} triumph. Tha suitable singing of Abdul Khaliq,.who was executed House, completely furnished. giving private entertainments in New York Central.. 31} 331 of tha band of singers is very fine last month. Corner Church St. and Cedar smart private homes in New York. North American....- ..„ 131 13. and appropriate for the occasion. Avenue. Apply "Marslough," James Stanton, and the internation Northern Pacific ___ 21. 22} It is not likely that W9 shall soon Cedar Avenue, Tel. 1382. METEOROLOGICAL NOTES ally known, Jimmy Walker also Norando Mines.... 34 34} forget Mr. Albert Roe as the Roman 7708ft u.th.f.s. have had this gracious artist dance Paramount Pictures.... — — gentlemen, who played the part DEATH and sing at many of their smart Packard Motets...... 4 31 most realistically. Mrs. Graham COTTAGE, 6 rooms, unfurnished, functions. Miss Gannon was with Penn. R.R. JL. 291 30 Boyle as the servant shows a faithful near Serpentine Road, Pembroke, Jan. 5th. EVE—Died on Sunday, Dec. 31,1933, Ed. Wynne in the "Laugh Parade." Postum (Gen. Foods).. 31 33 5 minutes walk from Hamilton. picture of the lowly life of the serv SYBIL REBECCA, aged 12 years, She had an excellent part in the Public Service, N.J... .. 35 34 John Lines, c/o The Grocery Co. Barouaecer— ing classes, Mrs. Harold Pearson beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. last musical show of the late Abe. 7745*f.s. 8.00 a m..._ „_..1027.8 millibars Pullman Oompany 51} 52} gave a vivid impression of a living Archibald S. Eve Middletown, 30.35 inches Erlanger's, "Happy Go Lucky." t Pore Oil „.. io. 11 personality as the Hebrew maiden, Bermuda, leaving five brothers, Unfurnished, two 6-room APART e.oo p.m 1029.3 millibarB She did the well remembered and Radio...... ™„ 6} 61 and has the supreme gift of drama three sisters and many relatives MENTS at "Hillsida," Victoria 30.39 Inches utterly lovely, "Bronze Dance" Radio Keith Orph 2. 2. tic force. Frank Gurr is a tyran and friends to mourn their loss. Street. Apply Somers Real Estate Wind— in Ziegfeld's "Follies," not so long Remington Rand...... 6} 6| nical father, and his acting was Agency. ago. Her first big chance was in Shell Unfoa Oil.. „ 8} 8. 8.00 a.m., N.E 22 mi. per hr. extremely we^l done. Dr. Parker Safe in the arms of Jesus, 7754ff.s. "Mary," the play written by George Noon, E 21 ml. pet hr. Sinclair Oil 10 io. gave a performance of a very high Safe on His gentle breast, Cohan, that started out a flop, and TEA ROOM, Elba Beach. Phone 8.00p.m., E 15 ml. per hr. Southern Pacific 18} 19. standard, his climax being splendid There by His love o'ershadowed ran on Broadway for two years, 1612 days. Max. Temp, for 24 hrs - „„70° Southern R.R 24} 25 ly portrayed. The remainder of the Sweetly her soul shall rest. Min. Temp, for 24 hrs 60* and as many on the road, after Standard Brands...... 20} 21} smaller roles wera extremely well 7764*s. ^ Mr. Cohan took a hurried trip to Standard Gas At Elec. 7 7 sustained, adding to the continuity Rainfall for 24 hrs..- 01 ROOM on Pitt's Bay Road, five Washington on try-out week, and St Oil of California. . 39} 391 and general finish of the production. Sunshine for 24 hrs 7hr....30 min. minutes walk to Hamilton. Write finding it a loser promptly revamped yt. OH of New Jersey.. 44} 45 For Mr. Gould, the author and FOREIGN REPORTS it over the week-end into the big CARDS OF THANKS Box 7752 Bermuda Press. Socon. -Vacuum 15. 15$ producer, the whole production is a 7752*s. o success it proved to be. Miss 8tudebakeT™__„„_____. 4} 5 * © CI triumph, justly deserved, shared 00 —< 0Q Gannon has made many friends Sears Roebuck. ..„_ 41} 41} by a caste who so truly, and with Mr. and Mrs. Archibald S. Eve sa 9 a during her all too short stay. Texas Corp _ 23| 24} such dramatic vividness present Brothers and Sisters Date Texas GuJ/ 3ulphur __. 39| 40} *o 1 *< oo The Miracle, a very memorable REAL ESTATE Jan. 5th. _ o03 £3 take this opportunity to thank £*> rimken R.P. . __| _9j religious play which we hope will o 9 "NATIVITY" RENDERING Union Oarbide.____.„„.. 45j 46} be repeated. the many kind friends who as a* a as sisted during the illness of their a ~* TOMORROW Qnlon Paolflo nof ___ • Weathe i daughter and sister SYBIL RE COTTAGES ft U.8. Ind. Alcohol... 54} 55} -00- CANADA: BECCA, also those who sent Rent and Sale Second Division Choir to Sing U.S. Bubbor«...-.^.»__.. 15 15 J Montreal 10 c .02 OS. 8»ee»__ 46} 47} PERSONAL floral tributes and letters of GERALD GRAY Ottawa .... 14 s .04 Sacred Cantata Oo'«eti Corporation™-. 4} 4} condolence on the day of the Room 5 36 r Warner Bios..... „„__^, 5 5} funeral. Fire and Marine Building as Among the arrivals in the "Queen Front Street (West) Phone 1169 U.S.A.: Thomas Adams' famous cantata Westghse Air Brake __ 27 27} of Bermuda" was Newton Sher Boat..- 32 s .04 7254ff.eltp. "The Nativity" will be sung by the Westghse Electri«„_^_ aej 37} wood of Bloomfleld, N.J., who is Mrs. Ada Wainwright and family Vew Yurk 36 r .22 Second Division Cathedral Choir Western TJB. Tal _ 54. 54} a frequent visitor to Bermuda. Philadelphia. 36 r .20 also Mr. James Gordon Wainwright in the Cathedral at 4 p.m. tomorrow Woolworth „.. „... 42| 42} While here he will stay at the father itlantic Cits 42 r .56 afternoon when a good congrega fellow Truck.. .„.. 4j 4} American House and on Monday he Washington .. 38 X .26 tion should be present to hear the will be joined by George Ourrey, desire through this medium to 3ERM0DA: rendering, conducted by Mr. George Total Sales ™ 1,050,000 1,190,000 who arrives in the "Monarch of express their thanks to the HOUSES St. Georg« _ . 62 be .01 Austen, the Cathedral organist. Money Opened .. — Bermuda." Bermuda Transportation Com Miss Maude Smith will be the pany, Mrs. Morrison Swan, NOTE: b—blue sky, be partly Money Closed.. __.„,„ — 00 FOR RENT OR SALE cloudy, 3—cloudy, o—overcast, soprano soloist Miss Dorothy Caisey Mrs, Thos. Darrell and all kind friends for their valuable assis r—rain, p—-passing showers, s— contralto, Mr. Albert Jones tenor, Sterling ,__... 5.14 6 10 STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS snow, f—fog, t—tracj, bf—blue and Mr. Fred Richardson, baritone. tance rendered during the Properties for Sale sky and fog, rs—sleet, z—hazy. ——oo illness of the late Gordon and half-hearted Christians into Q.t.e.v. Que9n of Bermuda (Fur- Richard Wainwright also to MRS. ROBINSOh -oo- THE OXFORD GROUP radiant, enthusiastic missionaries ness-Bermuda Line) sails on return those who sent floral tributes CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. of Christ. It has done this among trip to New York today at 3.00 p.m. and letters of condolence on Agents, Watlington & Conyers. the day of the funeral. *• 2$M C__l« "Catatttk" BERMUDIANA HOTEL men and women of every grade of Ca-k at %tmmU •«]«_. Statement by Sir Michael Sadler society and in many different parts * * * of the world."—Manchester Guar S.s. Araby, (R.M.L. Ltd.) is due Sunday Evening Concert In order to assist in counteracting dian. to arrive from London, with cargo some inaccurate statements con 00 tomorrow. Agents, Harnett & Bermuda Welfare Society Pomp _nd Circumstance No. 1 cerning the Oxford Group which NEW .TJ.S. CONGRESS TO CON Richardson. FURNI5HED-AND-UNFURNISHED Elgar have gained currincy in England SIDER ST. LAWRENCE WATER * * * "William Tell" Overture...Rossini and abroad, especiaUy in Germany, WAYS PACT T.a.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur- Humoresque Dvorak Sir Michael Sadler, Master of Uni ness-BermudJ, Lin 3) is due to arrive Baby Clinic for Pembroke Parish Cottages Invitatioa to the Waltz Weber versity College, has allowed it to WASHINGTON. Jan. 5. (CP)—It from New York on Monday, silling is being transferred from its present FOR. SENT OR SALE The Balls of St. Mary's Adams be known that he ."cordially and U learned to-day that the St. on return trip at 3.00 p.m. Wednes quarters on Dundonald Street to LAND FOR SALE "On the Trail" from Grand Canyoa unreservedly associated himself" Lawrence Waterway Pact has been day. Agents, Watlington & Con ESTABLISHED 1911 Suite.. Grofe with the foUowing statement made listed for consideration by Con yers. THE MEDICAL HALL Aim.. Gr&dmiJtuL&r Cspriecfcv Espagnole by members of the Oxford Mission gress this Session. * * * to Calcutta in their organ the Rimsky-Korsakoff 00—— S.s. Western World (Munson Open every Wednesday from 3-5 pm. a . Alborida "Epiphany" on Octobtr 7: First thing anybody know., the Line) is dua to arrive from New York beginning Wednesday, January 10. j^TucAer b Variations "The one certain thi: ig about the man who doesn't like to work will on Monday, sailing the same day NSW WESTBtRY a. c Scene and Gypsy Songs Group Movement is that it has be forced to think up some new ex- for South America. Agents, J. S. RICHMOND ROAD d Fandango of the Asturias changed bad men into good men cuses.—Indianapoiis News. Darrell & Co. 7782t*. "HON, g_6 C*Iu* _____,o Modeb W ATW KMT &APIQ SETS—WADSOIj'S »••••» _