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MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE IN PUBLIC OFFICERS LEAVE ACT FRANCE AND GERMANY ROYAL BERMUDA YACHT STILL AT ODDS OVER CLUB THEYSAY Confusion Worse Confounded, AMERICAN SHIPPING MERGER ARMS That all roads lead to the Hamilton and Probable Deadlock Past and Present Flag Officers polling booth today. LONDON, Jan. 3 (CP)—An ap Give Delightful Dinner ... Finland in Furore Over Spies, Plots and Poison* As may be recalled, The Public parent impasse in the efforts to That 281 are qualified to vote. Officers Leave Act, 1933, left the ease the military relationship be * * * ings — Hope Seen in Mussolini-Simon Con tween Germany and France dis On Tuesday evening the Past and Assembly in exactly the same shape Present Flag Officers of the Royal That about 30 of these are absent as when presented to that branch turbed Europe today. The Nazi or ill. versations—Amy Mollison Tries Miami statesmen in Germany, including Bermuda Yacht Club gave a dinner 0 0 0 of the Legislature, and this form, in honour of the opening of the in turn, was exactly the form in Chancellor Adolf Hitler, gave their That therefore 250 should record Beach—Art Treasures Destroyed by attention to a study of the detailed new building when a large number which itpassed all branches of the of members and guests were pre their choice of candidates. Fire in Ottawa—U.S. Congress Bermuda Legislature a year or more aide-memoire from France which sent. ... ago and was sent on to England for stated that France refused the de That probably about 50 will abstain. mands of Germany for larger arma Unfortunately His Excellency the Again in Session—Economies the Royal Assent. On account of Governor was unable to be present ... delay in framing the necessary ments. Despite this refusal it is That speculation about the Ham Proposed by New Mayor of understood in Parisian circles that on account of indisposition, but Rules to accompany the Act, it was the guests included Captain W. F. ilton Hotel takes some curious considered the better procedure to the French Foreign Office had left forms. New York—Cuba's Pre a door open for further negotia Wake-Walker, H.M.S. Dragon, Cap withdraw the original Act and start tain Walker, Captain-in-Charge, ... all over again on November 15th tions on the subject with Germany. That it will be opened when fin sident Names Resig While these matters are being Colonel Bate man, R.E., Lord Carew, last, when the reintroduced Bill Mr. Sherman Hoyt the noted ancial matters are straightened reached the Assembly. On De considered in Germany and France, out. nation Date Mussolini and Sir John Simon in American yachtsman, Mr. Her cember 15th the measure duly bert Stone, editor of Yachting, ... reached the Legislative Council Italy are preparing to confer on the That that is the only problem. situation. Mussolini believes his and many prominent officials. and was formally read a first time * * * by title, when it immediately plan for the reformation of the After a most excellent dinner MYSTERY SEEN IN DEATH OF NOTED served by the capable steward of That those involved think that became evident that it was likely League of Nations might pave the quite enough. ENGLISH EGYPTOLOGIST to have a stormy passage. way to a cordiality between France the Club, Mr. Killacky, the Com ... By reason of numerous amend and Germany. Britain likewise modore, A. T. Gosling Esq., in That the commuters of the Paget ments at the meetings of Decem hopes for a Franco-German friend toasting the new building gave a ferry have received a concession. ber 22nd and 29th the present state ship. most able review of the history of ... MUSSOLINI-SIMON TALKS NEW YORK'S NEW MAYOR PLANS the Club since its inauguration of the Bill has become confusion oo That they can now travel for three MUNICIPAL ECONOMIES in 1844. Much of the information worse confounded, in spite of the pence if they buy a book of tickets. ROUSE INTEREST IN ROME MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE he gave was new even to old mem NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (CP)—Mayor best efforts of the Clerk to the * * * Fiorello LaGuardia in grasping the Council to cope with the situation. TO MERGE WITH INTER bers, and it is to be hoped he will ROME, Jan. 2 (CP)—Semi-Offi- be able to put his address on per That Scotsmen and others must reins of the city government has For instance, one Minute of De pay fourpence. cial circles here are intensely in asked the Board of Estimate for NATIONAL MERCa4NTILE manent record. terested today in the Franco-Ger cember 22nd reads that the dele ... unprecedented powers to slash tion of the words "and 8" was He made a particular and appro man situation as 'the conversations MARINE CO. priate reference to a former Com That more names for the new road between Mussolini and Sir John municipal expenditures. agreed to in Clause 9, whereas there have been suggested. ... does not appear to be any such modore, Mr. Kenneth Trimingham, Simon draw near. These talks will Most Important Event in U.S. by whose untiring efforts and far- ... have for their subjects disarma CUBAN PRESIDENT WILL QUIT words in that clause if the printed That so far no one has suggested OFFICE IN MAY sighted vision the acquisition of ment, reform of the League of copy available is correct. Again, Shipping History the new premises became possible. Pons Asinorum. Nations and a discussion on kind HAVANA, Jan. 3 (CP)—Presid the numbering of clauses takes a In reply Mr. Trimingham trans ... red problems. ent Grau San Martin's announce- jump forward at Clause 11, which NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (CP)—Plans ferred all the credit to his wife That figures are curious things. It is predicted that the conference mentthathe wouldresignand hints appears in the light of all evidence for the purchase and control of the who continually urged the project ... will take place tomorrow and diplo dropped by the author of a poli available to be Clause 10; thereafter Munson Steamship Line by the and over-rode all his alleged diffi That a few years ago the announce matic quarters of the government tical reconciliation plan, brought the number of clauses are all one International Mercantile Marine culties. ment that there were 1,000,000 new hope for peace to strife-torn jump ahead of the game. and a supervised press have at Company is announced here. The Captain Wake-Walker, in a part men unemployed in Great Bri Cuba today. Without any detailed The above is quoted as evidence tached unusual importance to the plans call for the merging of the icularly clever and witty speech, tain astonished everyone. interview. explanation Grau merely made of the present muddled state of two companies on shore and sea. ... known the fact that he would leave this Bill, which, of course, affects referred to the happy relations It is reliably reported that Mus Through the merger the Inter Continued on Page 2- That now congratulations are being olini will take an attitude that ex his office after May 22nd, when the the Civil Service much more inti national Mercantile Marine will —00 showered on the Government be treme care must be used to avoid constitutional assembly is schedul mately than it does the general enter the South American trade cause there are only 2,224,079 exasperating Germany and pre ed to meet. public of Bermuda. It will, how with ships of one of the oldest FRONT WHEEL STOLEN FROM unemployed. cipitating a renewed arms-race. ... ever, in the natural course of legis steamship lines flying the United LOCKED BICYCLE ... While Mussolini and Simon are CALIFORNIA DEATH TOLL FROM lative events be returned to the States flag. _ The deal is considered That orfe wonders when really prepared to talk over the world FLOODS STILL UNRECOGNISED Assembly for concurrence in thes9 one of the most important changes concerted action will begin on disarmament stalemate, the LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2 (CP)— amendments after re-printing and in the United States shipping busi Thief Sent to Prison For Six some important developments. re-numbering of sections, and no Chamber of Deputies have con A swiftly recruited army of 5,000 ness since the I.M.M. and the ... doubt some explanation of the Months sidered the naval budget report. workmen today began the rehab Pacific Coast Association bought That these include' beautification, They declare that only a four- ilitation of the flood-striken low changes will be of interest if it can the United States Lines in 1930. Three days after he had bought a be made sufficiently intelligible. adequate indoor provision against power pact can save the world from lands about this city, while mount new bicycle last October, Mr. Valmer inclement weather, easier and a naval armament race of the ed deputy-sheriffs hunted through Continued on Page 8 DECLINING TRADE Bouchard left It in a shed on East worst kind. The report is signed better bathing facilities, etc. miles of debris for the bodies of Broadway. There was a lock on the ... by the committee reporter as a OO The Munson Line operates a fleet back wheel to prevent it being statement of II Duce's viewpoint victims of the flood. It is said that That there is serious consideration the dead may reach seventy-five. of about 140,000 gross tons, with stolen but when he went later to being given to the completion and carried the warning that the ... BERMUDA BRIDGE CLUB .principal world powers were "al Continued on Page 2 collect the machine he found that of the marsh scheme. ready arming at sea.'' U.S. WARNS GERMANY AGAINST -00- the front wheel had been taken off...... DEFAULT ON INTEREST The Annual General meeting NOTED ENGLISH EGYPTOLO At Hamilton Police Court yester That the dream of high class polo PAYMENTS of .this Club will be held at the day, Ernest Lapsley was accused of and other international sports MRS. MOLLISON BATHES AT GIST DIES AT LONDON theft of the wheel, valued at 43/- may yet come true. MIAMA BEACH WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (OP)— Club Rooms on Friday, the 5th Strong representations against of January, at five o'clock in the Bouchard and Mr. Ernest Gibbons, ... MI AM A BEACH, Fla., Jan. 2. Germany's reduction of the in afternoon, for the purpose of elect Previous Illness Recalls Myster who sold the bicycle in the first That perhaps this time the actual (CP)—Amy Johnson Mollison terest on payments of foreign loans, ing officers for the ensuing year. instance, both identified the wheel cost will be Assertained first. stopped here today for a plunge in also a veiled warning that such ious Curse on Other Tomb by a wrist watch strap on the hub -oo which Bouchard had transferred the surf. She said she planned to action might undermine Ger -oo- Explorers DANCE AT TRINITY HALL spend some months in the south many's credit rating, were made to from his old cycle to the new one, I. 0. D. E. when he bought it. and had no plans for future flights. the German Government by United A Select Dance will be held in She has been recuperating from in States Ambassador William Dodd. LONDON, Jan. 2. (OP)—Arthur Arthur Joell told the court that Edward Pearse Brome Weignall, a Trinity Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 9th, juries received when the plane in Joining Britain, whose Berlin Lapsley had sold the wheel to him In advertising two Local Scholar leading authority on the antiquities 1934 at 8 p.m. admission will be by which she and her husband flew envoy made a similar representat Continued on Page 8 ships for the coming year, a clause of Egypt, died here yesterday after ticket which can be obtained from ion, the United States claimed that —00—— the Atlantic, crashed. which covers vocational training a long illness. He was only 53 years the committee, price of which is Germany apparently had suffii- ... was omitted. The Committee of of age. He retired from the position ST. GEORGE'S NOMINATIONS 2/6 each, including refreshments. cient funds to pay the full interest OTTAWA FIRE DESTROYS PRICE the I.O.D.E. will be glad to con of the government's inspector-gen Tables will be provided for eard but was improperly diverting such LESS ART TREASURES sider any proposal from those who eral of antiquities in 1914 and devot For Mayor of the City and players. Proceeds will be devoted OTTAWA, Jan. 3 (CP)—Fire de funds to other uses. may apply for help. ed himself to travel. He wrote and to funds of the Hall. stroyed art treasures that can not ... The three divisions of Scholar published a book almost every'year Corporation Officers possibly be replaced in the home of MORE BOMBINGS IN HAVANA ship according to the Regulations until his death. ^gS^ HAVANA, Jan. 2. (CP)—Three are as follows: The nominations held at St. John Gleeson, a prominent busi Weignall's death recalls the curse George's yesterday resulted as fol ANNUAL POLICE CONCERT ness man, yesterday. It is estimated large bombs exploded at Camaguey (1) Payment of 2 years fees at said to hang over those who inter last night killing Marria Betancourt lows: that $300,000 worth of valuables in any Secondary school in Ber fere with the tombs of the Pharaohs. The Annual Police Benevolent an aged woman, and wounding a For Mayor, William Eugene the shape of paintings and other muda. His many friends say that there is Meyer, proposed by Vaughan Pugh, Fund Concert will take place on the objects were consumed. These man. The explosion caused con something mysterious about his evening of the 31st inst. when the siderable damage to property. The (2) Payment of fees for a busi seconded by L. W. Barnes. There included the painting by Van Dyck, illness and one newspaper reported were no other nominations for •usual excellent programme will be "Angels Choir." bombings were regarded as a con ness course. that Weignall had not scoffed at the given. tinuation of terrorist activities by Mayor. Gleeson suffered from the shock (3) Such other vocational train "King Tut superstition when he was For Aldermen, there were four This popular event always at following the rescue of himself individuals opposing the Govern present at the opening of the Tut tracts a large audience and it is ment. ing as can with advantage^be nominations and three vacancies. and family from a balcony where had in Bermuda. tomb. There has beenfmuch talk The nominations were as follows:— hoped that this early announce they took refuge when the flames Continued on Page 2 Continued on Page 2 S. S. Spurring, proposed by L. D. ment will prevent dashing of cut off their escape by the stairs. 00 00 Fox, seconded by W. S. Cooper; events. He is now in a hospital. THE BERMUDA TRADE DE BERMUDA AMATEUR ALLEGED POISON SPY PLOT E. P. T. Tucker, proposed by F. O. Full particulars will bo given in ... VELOPMENT BOARD Outerbridge, seconded by W. E. later ius'aes. SEVENTY THIRD U.S. CONGRESS BILLIARD CHAMPION- UNCOVERED IN FINLAND Meyer; S. S. Toddings, Jr., pro 00 NOW IN SESSION posed by H. E. Dowling, seconded Radio Programme Arranged SHIP by G. Virtue; H. G. Roberts, pro PERSONAL WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (CP)—The HELSINGFORS, Finland, Jan. 2. posed by F. C. Outerbridge, se (OP)—A Fascist leader warned^the Seventy-third Congress of the Un Tne Bermuda Trade Development conded by B. V. Smith. Congratulations are being of ited States assembles tomorrow. Board is pleased to announce that Elsewhere in this issue may be authorities today of police revel Common Councillors:—L. D. Fox, ations of an alleged poison spy plot fered Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wil The recovery programme and the arrangements have been completed found particulars regarding the proposed by R. O. Foster, seconded kinson on the birth of a daughter budgetary complexities arising from for a programme of fifteen minutes popular competition for the Am and that the Finland peasantry by J. H. Oorbin, H. L. Ingham, pro had been so inflamed in the Lupua at Germantown, Pa., on January it will probably loom large in the duration to be broadcast by radio ateur Billiard Championship of posed by F. C. Outerbridge, se 2nd. Bermuda. In the past this event district that they had threatened message President Roosevelt will direco from Bermuda at 11 p.m., conded by S. J. Robertson; F. O. ... deliver to it personally. New York time, on Monday, 15th has always been most successful to lynch a spy suspect. Vintori Outerbridge, proposed by W. E. and the presentation of this trophy Kosola, a Fascist chief, said that The engagement is announced of The Senate Policy Committee, January. Meyer, seconded by S. J. Robert Miss Winifred Greenslade of De of ten members, headed by its The programme will be picked up has undoubtedly greatly stimulat the life of Jenny Anttilfc was en son; J. H. Corbin, proposed by H. ed interest in billiards throughout dangered by patriotic peasants In vonshire, Bermuda, to Mr. Richard leader, Senator Joseph Robinson at Riverhead, L.I. and relayed to E. A. Dowling, seconded by R. O. Cyril Brown, only son of Mr. and of Arkansas (Democrat) met yester the headquarters of the Columbia the whole island. We sincerely this particular locality which was Burgess, Vaughan Pugh proposed hope a good entry will be secured the seat of a government muni Mrs. J. W. Brown of St. Bees, day and outlined a campaign for Broadcaocing Company, from by F. 0. Outerbridge, seconded by Cumberland, England. the session. They placed the liquor for this year the competition is tions plant. It is said by the secret whence it will go out over their L. W. Barnes, John Wright pro ... tax bill first on the agenda, then a unusually open. service police that the woman con nation-wide network. posed by S. S. Toddings, Jr., se Doctor and Mrs. J. Harris Wight, measure to legalize the sale of This programme wiU consist, in In addition to the Championship fessed to the poisoning of the dir conded by H. E. A. Dowling; H. E. liquor in the District of Columbia Cup, Messrs. Gosling, through ector of the plant, Lieut-Colonel of Northampton, Mass., are spend part,- of music by Mr. Sigmund A. Dowling, proposed by S. S. ing some time, in Bermuda this and other territories where pro Schatz' orchestra at the Castle whose instrumentality this event Fritz Walter Asplund of the Finnish Toddings, jr., seconded by John hibition is not yet repealed. Sim was organised present many other army, last April. From the same season. They have been visiting Harbour Hotel, and should be Wright, S. J. D. Robertson, pro Bermuda for the past ten or twelve ilar plans have been made in the heard between 12.00 and 2.15 a.m. prizes for players reaching the source it is claimed that the death posed by L. W. Barnes, seconded House of Representatives. semi-final, first highest break, etc. Continued on Page 2 years and are at Miss Hattie Win- on the 16ti January. by G. !_• Clifford. good's for the present season. "RALEIGH" The All Steel Bicycle—WADSQN'S Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934
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MECHANICS HALL THEATRE -=SS WHERE SHALL WE GO? Alice in Wonderland takes final MECHANICS HALL THEATRE showing at Matinee today. Many novels, from the classics Special Matinee Today at 3 pain to present-day books, have been REID HALL made into films by Hollywood stu dios, but no picture ever followed of course I the original as closely as does Par- "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" amount's "Alice in Wonderland," playing at the Mechanics* Hall and see —— (Final Performance) —- Theatre this afternoon for the last time in Bermuda. 4 BIG SHOWS TONIGHT - GRAND DOUBLE FEATURE Combining the best-known and best-liked scenes from "Wonder land" and "Through the Looking- As one At 830 p.m. only Glass," Director Norman McLeod followed exactly every incident, SEE IF YOU'RE S&IAflTER THAN Positively Final every bit of dialogue and every character without deviation. IKE 5 MILLION READERS WHO Presentation of The characters themselves are SCHEDULE made-up to look exactly like ths MATINEE the Laugh Riot of drawings by Sir John Tenniel in the original editions of "Alica." 3.00 By Popular Demand—JOHN BOLES, BING 1933. Th9 costume department copied the same drawings even down to CROSBY in Technicolour "KING OF JAZZ" 70 minutes of minor decorations. Millions read this latest and greatest Sets are built exactly as pictured 4.00 KATHERINE HEPBURN in "BILL OF S. S. Van Dine mystery in Cosmo-; boisterous fun in the book, and William Cameron DIVORCEMENT" with JOHN BARRYMORE politan Magazine . . . But not one of Menzies aud Joseph Mankiewicz, them beat PHILO VANCE, fiction's' who brought the two books to the master sleuth, to the correct solution! screen, used Lewis Carroll's dia EVENING See if YOU can! logue. Only when some small scene was needed to bridge a gap 7.00 TOM MIX in "FLAMING GUNS" did they introduce any new speeches. 8.00 Technicolour "KING OF JAZZ" More than forty first rank screen 9.00 LEW AYRES-GINGER ROGERS "DONT returns triumphantly to the role stars are featured in the picture, that first made him famous, in— including Richard Arlen, Rosco BET ON LOVE" Ates, Gary Cooper, Leon Errol, THE KENNEL Louise Fazanda, W. O. Fields, 10.00 HEPBURN in "BILL OF DIVORCE Skeets Gallagher, Gary Grant, Ray mond Hatton, Edward Everett Hor MENT" MURDER CASE ton, Roscoe Karns, Baby LeRoy, Warner Bros.* latest thrill-hit with this lavish cast-—Mary Astor, Mae Marsh, Polly Moran, Jack with JOHN BARRYMORE, BILLIE BURKE, Eugene Pallcttc, Ralph Morgan. Oakie, Edna May Oliver, May Rob- Helen Vinson, Jack LaRue, son, Charlie Ruggles, Alison Skip- DAVID MANNERS Paul Cavanaugh worrh, Ned Sparks and Ford Sterl ing. MARX 00 FRIDAY—PREMIERE He-Man RICHARD DIX in "KENNEL MURDER CASE" all of his Thundering Glory BROTHERS "ROAR OF THE DRAGON" in Philo Vance returns to screen tonight in Wm. Powell film Concluding Chapter "TARZAN" "DUCK "The Kennel Murder Case," a Warner Bros, picture, brings Wil MON.—CHAS. LAUGHTON in "OLD DARK The greatest mystery story liam Fowell back to the screen of S@UP" the Mechanics' Hall Theatre today ever conceived as Philo Vance, the famous detec HOUSE" tive character created by S. S. __==™ Van Dine. Powell made some of his first 4*OOOK>C2>
+ a part which he has played with 764j th.ei. la th4. Powell in the previous Van Dine stories, Ralph Morgan, Helen Vin "Bill of Divorcement" has final Friday, 5th January at 5.30. son, Jack La Rue, Paul Cavanaugh, Showing Tonight Wednesday, 10th January, at 8 p.m. Robert Barret, Arthur Hohl. Thursday, 11th January, at 8 p.m. Introduces New and Amazing Per ("Every Picture Tells a Story") 00 sonality—Katharine Hep- Burn Grand Pantomime "DUCK SOUP" We have a show that thrilled "DICK WHITTINGTON" SO UNNECESSARY... • London for one year . . New York Mad Marxs' Best film for twelve months .. Chicago for SONGS and DANCES six months .. Philadelphia for two Having exhausted the humorous months. accompanied by a fine orchestra. COUGHS! possibilities in Florida real estate, We have a world-sweeping play Long Island society, gangland and Five Acts of beautiful Costumes and now filmed into a sublime emotion Scenery college, the Four Marx Brothers al hit. COLDS! have returned to mythical republics We feel like adding that we have Tickets 2/-, 3/-, 4/- for their gags, and in "Duck Soup," the year's ten best pictures rolled which is making its final perform into one. 7729fw.eitp. Immediate ance tonight in a splendid double We have "A BILL OF DIVORCE feature programme at the Mechan MENT"—the season's show sen ics' Hall Theatre, they shattered all sation wit h the critics and public. Relief! ejHA.Q.LE.S LAUGHTON past records. -»*~^c OLD DARK HOU5E.* "Duck Soup," the howling, gasp The entire cast is magnificent! Will holder of «/A// VC «* A*, 00,CTO/tg. ing, side-achy audience has de John Barrymore reveals hitherto cided, is better than "The Cocoa- untested powers. He undeniably Ticket No. 503 Prepare now for the greatest nuts." Groucho never talked fast outdoes any previous effort. Kat call and receive AT THE PHOENIX thrill of your life! On next Monday er or funnier; Harpo's pantomime harine Hepburn, recent stage sen It's been so for over 30 years at Reid Hall will open the long excelled all past efforts; Chico's sation, has earned a five-year con awaited engagement of TJniversal's puns never were so sidesplitting; tract by her work in this production MODEL SAILBOAT tense electric drama of one terrify Zeppo turned in his customary Billie Burke, David Manners, Paul ing night, "The Old Dark House," capable "straight" performance. Cavanagh and the remainder of which was won by this ticket hailed everywhere as a masterpiece From the opening of the picture— the cast are impressive. of frenzied excitement and gripping a typical Marxian explosion—-to the This picture presents a heart- (If not claimed by January 15th, suspense. final barrage of war, the film is one touching situation that follows 1934, a second draw will take NOTICE "The Old Dark House," TJniver continuous uproar of merriment. the divorce of a shell-shocked, half- sal's supreme effort in startling Gags happen so fast, and so furious insane man by his wife, now ready place.) drama, will hold you breathless ly that it is impossible to "catch" to marry another after long years ON AND AFTER throughout its swift sequences. all of them. You'll waDt to see it of futile waiting for her husband's You'll never as long as you live twice! release from an asylum. At this LESEUR BROTHERS Monday, January 8th forget this night of terrors which Particular highlights which inopportune moment he comes. Reid Street five travellers lived through in a a caught the fancy of the wall- The film develops to the highest the stock of ancient echoing house in the jammed audience were a scene in degree the heartrending suspense 7741tt_. lonely mountains of Wales, trapped which Harpo smashes a mirror; and tear-inducing pathos of Clem- THE LINEN SHOP by a shrieking storm with a family and then acts as Groucho's image; ence Dane's great drama, as dir of insane people, menaced by a the scane in which Ohico Is on trial ected for RKO-Radio Pictures by Words without thoughts never to will be removed to a portion of the first floor of sinster giant and a murder mad as a spy; the Freedonian army George Cukor. heaven go.'—Shakespeare. maniac! marching to war to the strains of In the words of a film sage, * * * Karioff, Charles Laughton, Mel- "She'll Be Oomin' 'Round the theatre executive and show world Words are like leaves, and where COX & WILSON veyn Douglas, Gloria Stuart, Mountain"; a hilarious sequence personage, Roxy: "I have never they most abound Lilian Bond, Ernest Thesiger, between Ohico and Harpo, disguised seen a finer picture." You will Much fruit of sense beneath is when business will be carried on as usual Raymond Massey, Brember Wills, as peanut vendors, aod Edward heartily echo these words, and leave rarely found.—Pope. Eva Moore and a brilliant cast Kennedy; and Harpo's wild "Paul our theatre grateful that the screen * * * 773Stth.-m. under the master director, James Revare" ride through the country can afford such deeply human, Even wit's a burden when it takes Whale. side, superb entertainment. too long.—Dryden. Bg_33_S__3_?23--£-5E' •• •^;:^S_e>*""':'-"-"
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HARRIS TWEED TOPCOATS THE VOICE OF AMERICA 6.15—To be announced. 6.30-7.00—Same as WJZ. Another expression of the Voice 7.00—Jack Armstrong. of America, with William Lyon 7.15—Joe Emerson and Orch. Pure Highland wool, dyed with native Phelps as spokesman, will be heard 7.30—Bob Newhall—sports. over WABC and the Columbia net 7.45-8.15—Same as WJZ. vegetable dyes, woven in cottages on work tonight, from 9.30 to 10.00. 8.15—Unbroken Melodies. Assisting artists will include Alex 8.30—Lum and Abner—sketch Gray, baritone; Nat Shilkret and 8.45—Southern Blackbirds. handlooms by the women and fisher his orchestra; the musical comedy 9.00—Fleischmann Hour. team of Patricia Born and Donald 10.00—Same as WJZ. folks. Burr, and Cal Tinney the oracle of 10.30—Waltz Time. Oologah. 11.00—Paul Whiteman's Orch. Plain and checks—set-in and Raglan The presentation will open with 12.00—Roamios (variety). a medley from "She Loves Me Not." sleeves. any refrigerator or make any agree Miss Dorh and Burr will blend WJZ, New York 760 kc. ments or commitments until you voices in a duet arrangement of 6.00—Gen. Federation of Women's have seen and compared the amaz "Would You Like to Take a Walk?" Clubs—guest speaker. ing values offered by and Alex Gray will sing Nevin's 6.15—Babes in Hollywood. "Mighty Lak' a Rose." Sigmund 6.30—The Singing Lady. £7.10.0 Romberg will be the composer 6.45—Little Orphan Annie. * :HM.#'77/ MAYFLOWER whose genius will be saluted in 7.00—Henry King's Orch. the programme tribute. The week 7.28-—Programme summary. Tit*. Dl.o^OXJo-'SuJt ly dramatization will centre around 7.30—Frances Langford, contralto; his writing of "Stout-hearted crch. REFRIGERATOR Men." Now at popular prices of mass- 7.45—Lowell Thomas—news. 8.00—Amos 'n' Andy. THE BRITISH SPORTS DEPARTMENT made refrigerators; For the first FLEISCHMANN HOUR FROM time, a Mayflower is offered 8.15—Robin Hood—sketch; male HOLLYWOOD quartet; string ensemble. H.A. & E. SMITH, Ltd. 8.30—Eddie Duchin's Orch. Price as low as £36.0 0. cash "The Man on the Flying Tra 9.00—Captain Diamond's Adven Queen Street peze," a number greatly popular tures—dramatic sea story. Delivered and installed ized by the Broadway hillbilly, 9.30—Adventures in Health. Walter O'Keefe, will be sung in 9.45—To be announced. (tax paid) plus freight the O'Keefe manner by Rudy 10.00—Death Valley Days—sketch. Vallee as a feature of the Fleisch- 10.30—Richard Eimbor's Orch. mann Variety Hour to be heard 11.00—Hands Across theB order. over a WEAF network from Holly 11.30—Echoes of the Palisades— A. S. COOPER & SONS wood tonight, at 9 o'clock. Vallee, Archer Gibson, organist; in Sole Agents in addition to directing his Con strumental trio. necticut Yankees, also will present 12.00—The Leaders—male trio. DECCA a number of recognised stars on the stage, screen and air. The musical WABC, New York 860 kc. FAMOUS ENGLISH RECORDS programme also will include "I'm 6.00—Skippy. a Night Owl," from "Take a 6.15—On the Air Tonight. We are now getting a regular supply of these Chance," the popular ballad "Rose 6.20—George Hall's Orch. well known English Records. They sell at 2/6 in the Bud" and "In a Shelter from 6.30—Jack Armstrong—sketch. for 10 in. and 4/6 for 12 in. a Shower." 6.45—Stamp Adventurers' Club. 7.00—Buck Rogers in the 25th TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES Century. J. B. ASTWOOD & SON 7.15—Bobby Benson and Sunny Spend (Bermuda Time) Jim. 7.30—The Captivators. GSC, 31.3 m.; GSA, 49.6 m. 7.45—"Little Italy." stssse aV 'fc*$6S_^ '^^&S^**l__tS_Ef*9& %^ SOi^Sgi Frith's Hardware Store •ssisl 7142QQtu.tli.f. ! •1s_§J&8 i i||I§ili||ti „ 11*1 •/mm l&&Pp_a_l : Qood News for Penmen . f t JOHN F. BURROWS & CO., LTD. ISlllii 7715?5w.efc», Bleb - colours, full body, PAKKER make? your pep travel *w.!tij end smoothly. A x r erodutt of the Parker The latest picture of Doug JINK i'ouatjjin Psn Co., Ltd., 'iifflfrroTTn «i • iffrirm i a i~aT»Tai'i R Fairbanks, globe-trotting hero of the screen, whose "ideal Oana SEaES: "Karaaaassi^EnaS .. •• •™#-im*o*t)m ~~~^ ^ - - "^?r THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934 Page 5 Bullet in Heart VI-TONE Crossword Puzzle Bv LASS 1"""°,c ACROSS YESTERDAY'S 6—Treat with medicine ANSWER 1—River 7—Injures with hot 7—Did without water OUR 13—Exotic 8—Squares of glass 14—Night club 9—Aid 16—Bowed In servility 10—Male goat 17—Wlndflower 11—Causing eating away 18—Animal skins 12—That which signifies 19—Bit of land 13—Plot 31—Soak up 15—Wigwams POLICY 22—Evenings 20—Undermines 23—Great quantity (sl.i 23—Fur-bearing animals 24—Promptly -24^-Brlef: 25—Humanity 26—Harvests 26—Give answering 27—River embankment argument 28—Pleads urgently 27—Shoemaker's forms 30—Travelers 29—Recover vigor 31—Competent 30—Adds up A Food Tonic 32—Throw 32—Groups of thirty 33—Family ol birds 33—Kind of sword for years has been to accumu 36—Shelters 34—Ornamented Beverage 40—Full-grown 35—Thing shaped Ilka 41—Rhymesters half-moon late huge reserve stocks, to 42—Low character 36—Read carefully For Young and Old 43—Small horse 37—Voyaged 44—Consumes by Ore 55-Kate 38—Hanging ornaments 45—Stratagem 56—Moves rapidly 39—Chargers enable us to meet the world's 46—Anger DOWN 41—Least adulterated At all Grocers and Druggists 47—Mark of omission 44—Foundations 48—Equanimity 1—Tried hard 45—Course of travel largest demand that we enjoy. 48—Render zealous 2—Three-jwonged 47—Heal (cat) weapon 48—Player at dealer's 61—Excited 3—Rigmaroles Tight (bridge) S3—Goes to bed 4—East Indian woods 50—Success (sl.i Each year we have put a little JACK ARNOLD 54—Horizontal beams 5—Years of Ufe 52—Mr. Van Winkle is the Agent aside until to-day Johnnie 2» 3 M 5 11 better than ever it has been IS 1£> QO 21 before. Prove it for yourself. % ^ <2Q "23 <2M % % 25 2£> 21 % % -U3 "29 30 WAfaKER % 2a BORN 1820—Still going Strong r % 1 3=> 5M 55 3e> 37 3© 3-?. % Virgil Bennett, 21, of Halls MO V y Ml M_> Summit, Kan., has been car /A rying a bullet in hi. heart for. M3 MM three years. In 1930, a bullet M5 from a rifle accidentally dis WHYDO YOU % % charged by his brother struck RINGLETTE and BONAT M%rWMgm^tgMm §^s_^ Havana. Agents, Harnett & Rich ardson. DEPRESSION AND INSOMNIA— ; 0 0 0 SOON FIT AGAIN. j Davis " 1 became very run-down and had terrible fits of S.s. Lady Hawkins (O.N.S.) is depression and could not sleep until 4 or 5 a.m. . . . due to arrive from Halifax via W ith the Brst small box of Cassell's Tablets I got instant "lief. • - now I am able to eat and sleep better, and my gives Boston today sailing the follow health has greatly improved and the pain gone."— | ing day .for the West Indies F. Louln, 24, Oval Mansions, Kennington, S.K.W. you Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. DEPRESSION DISAPPEARS IN surer * * * A FEW DAYS. Q.t.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur- " Constantly 111 for months from anaemia; lost much weight, very dismal outlook on life. After a few days of and ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive Cassell's Tablets the lassitude disappeared, and 1 am from New York tomorrow sailing Drawn, Haggard Face* now putting on weight and enioylng good health."— Mn. J. M. Murton, 818, Lea Bridge Road, Walthamstom. better the following day at 3.00 Quickly Changed to Happy, Agents, Watlington & Conyers. Healthful Smiles, Thanks to THE TONIC RESTORATIVE FOR baking t 0 0 0 CASSELL'S TABLETS. Overstrain, Nervous Breakdown, Neuritis, T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur- Nerve Paint, Kidney Weakness. 0^ekiESts/itk^ ness-Bermuda Line) is due to arrive from New York on Monday, Jaa. 8th, sailing on Wednesday at 3 p.m. on return trip. Agents, j Watlington & Conyers. I\ CflSS S.s. Western World (Munson SOLD BV A ILL, Line) is due to arrive from New CHEMISTS and STORES i York on Monday, January 8th, TABLETS. sailing the same day for South America. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Bing Crosby treats an admiring audience of one to a sample of hi* Co. two great accomplishments—crooning and cooking. The audience is * * * Bermuda his young wife, the former Dixie Lee of the motion pictures. S.s. Patuca (Elders & Fyffes Line) is due to arrive from Avonmouth By Mabel Love | of the ideas I picked up, and 1 use S. P. C. A. it right along." on January 19th. Agents, Watling Corn Sake macaroons are one of ton & Conyers. HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS AVE you a erooner in your Bins'?- specialties. Here's his H kitchen? Bing Crosby's family recipe. oo— The "DURO" Pen SECRETARY has, a good part of the time. When the famous Bing is at home—the Corn Flake Macaroons No man was ever wise by chance. NEW WINDSOR HOTEL British Manufacture same Bing whose love songs have Beat the whites of two eggs until —Seneca. SYDNEY O. SIMS charmed countless thousands—he they are stiff enough to hold their likes nothing better than to slip shape but not until they lose their * * * - e*fe INSPECTOR into the kitchen End dash off a shiny appearance. Fold in one Happiness is the art of never hold MADE BY CONWAY STEWART cup of sugar. Fold in two cups PHONE 1789 culinary masterpiece to prove he is ing in your mind the memory of any LONDON just as good a cook as he is a corn flakes, one-half cup mitmeats, unpleasant thing that has happened crooner. one cup cocoanut. Add one-half, r Bing modestly says that his teaspoon vanilla. Drop on a well W~'~~~' * * * - fttt reputation as a cook is due to his greased baking sheet. Bake in a What appear to be calamities are habit of picking up good ideas moderate oven (350° F.) fifteen to often the sources of fortune. ^ wherever he runs across them. He twenty minutes. Remove pans from: For fine, smooth, easy collects recipes the way a lot of oven, place on damp towel,, and; * * * *Sc ws The Right Goods at the people collect souvenirs. "For in remove macaroons immediately; We cannot eat the fruit whilst writing try this Pen stance," he says, "did you know with a spatula or sharp knife. the tree is in blossom. _; ._ wjr Eight Price that a lot of different kinds of Bing also says that crushed corn: * * * ' -£» specially good cakes, cookies and flakes, with their crisp, nut-like] Our main business is not to see candies can be made by using the flavor, are Sne for breading chopsj| what lies dimly at a distance, but to crisp, ready-to-eat cereals as one of fish and vegetables such as egg : the ingredients? Well, that's one plant. do what lies clearly at hand.—Car m®i lyle. MADE TO STAND HARD NATIONAL STORES USAGE •AN1LT6K, IT. CEOKGI'I, SOMERS-T Hazis Sit in on Selection of Passion Play Cast TFcPEST MODERATE PRICED Boys' English PEN SOLD KHAKI SHORTS The Bermuda Press, Ltd, 2/6 Reid Street THE FRENCH BAZAAR Somerset Hamiltoa St. George's POSTAGE STAMPS BACKACHE* For Collection! Backache is the most persistent symptom of kidney troubles, I3r. Chase's Kidney-Liver PBls entirely rid the system of the poisons BERMUDA which cause backache, lumbago and other painful and dangerous diseases. Used once and or twice a week they ensure the healthful action of the liver, kidneys and bowels. BRITISH WEST INDIAN DnCUASE'S ERNEST J. BELL With two uniformed Nazis on hand to represent the National Socialist Partys' new prin ciple of "equalization" in reliigous matters, the Parish Council of Oberammergau, Germany, Q_o The Bermuda Press meets to select the cast for the 1934 Passion Play. K.£l PIU$ Page 6 THE ROYAL' GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934 •sw/s President's Mother at Charity Ball What Ho! for an Eversnarp RHEUMATISM, !; HEAOACHES, Me, II. W. FRANCIS DEPRESSION, STATES REGAIN NERVE VIGOUR-REVITALIZE WITH H0SFER1NE ****sf* WAff£****» THE GREATEST OF ALL TOW.CS tVERSHARE Sexual . Debility Headache Weakness Indigestion Sciatica Influenza Sleeplessness Neuralgia Lassitude Exhaustion Maternity Weakness Brain Fag Nerve Shock Aiui-uua FOR SALE Gastric Pains Rheumatism Mental Exhaustion Obtainable from all chemists and stores, in liquid and tablet form, each in three sizes. The larger sizes BY THE are more economical. Profs.; PHOSFERINE (ASHTON & PARSONS) Lid., Lc-ndor, England. Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of the President, and Bermuda Press Major-General Dennis E. Nolan, commander of the Second Corps Area of the U. S. Army, as they led the Grand March at the 77th annual Charity Ball in New York. iA\v\\\\\\\\U: wawi feciisa* iji w hi ill!1 ..ml BERMUDA POOL, 1933 MR. GANDHI'S PILGRIMAGE t , VA''A Bermuda Hotel Associa Mr. Gandhi is at tha beginning of tion (Balance of 1931)... .1100 a pilgrimage which will occupy the ftt-raa-£S-->-- -55n=-___a^^ag Bank of N. T. Butterfleld next nine months. It will take him • ja_-_u_.g_._- p - u_yy^tf_.tr~g:asss*sis§^ai'| ||'. & Son 120 0 0 and his Harijan workers into many NichoU and Ashton 8 0 0 parts of India, from Madras to „Jg|gj§__%?# Pomander Gate ™ „ 10 0 0 Assam; and Its purpose is to place aw-SS^W Beautiful New Line ENGLISH RUGS and CARPETS Our Reversible Wool Mats at New Low Prices are wonderful Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs and Piece Goods 7555«Mw.f.«.tpu CHESLEY E. WHITE __-_-«. •1 11 a , _ THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934 Page ? if Che JLovjek butOiiae By nm «~w It Radiates © 1938 by Ontted Feature Syndicate, toe. SATIN David Carlyle, young scien "When," asked Griswold, "did tist, quarrels with his fiancee, you and Mr. Carlyle become en Isabel Case, to go to the jangles gaged?" of South America to search for Comfort his missing friend and chief, "Oh, the longest time ago, Hugo Steffens. In Mew York, years—" She covered her mouth, before sailing, he meets a Hun as if in horror at the slip she had EVENING SLIPPERS garian actress, Madi Wisner, made. "I didnt mean that," she and impulsively marries her. In went on, in quick denial. She This wonderful Ferranti a two-year expedition into the seemed very confused. Griswold jungle, he finds and rescues beamed. Steffens, but when he cables The other reporters were now fire, glowing radiant heat "at the Madi that he is safe, his mes about them. They had sensed a sage is returned to him with romance. Love-interest in addi 30/- touch of a switch," this without the notation that the addressee tion to adventure. This was more was not found. Much concern like itl «, dirt and without any chimney. ed, he sails for home. As his WHITE, BLACK and COLOURS ship docks in New York, he un /pARLYLE could say nothing. Light and portable it can be used expectedly finds Isabel there to ^>* He was angry. But he felt meet him. himself entirely helpless. Before these strangers, be did not wish in any room. CHAPTER XXVI to be so boorish as to deny an en /\ARLYLE'S disappointment gagement which an attractive young woman—one who had come You'll agree that they are not only was crushing. When the hundreds of miles to meet him— small hand had been laid up had just neatlj implied. That good-looking, but remarkably inex £2. 4. 0 on his arm, when a woman would te a bit too crude. had spoken his name, he had Yet Isabel's taking advantage pensive, and how they do fit! of the situation enraged him. She instantly thought it must be t BY GOLLY- » N*/i<_«M MAGG»E. WOULO HELLO MAGCi(E- I'M CLAD VOU CAUL. OO- I WAMT To BE SURE "SHE CALLED .UP-I WU2. JUST Gn'TlN' HELLO-DlMTV- EVERV- ARRIVED -WILL THACT PMOME LOMESOME "TO HEAR -VOUR THING lo SET- BRING EVER RUslG? VOICE- HOWb THE WEATHER? THE GAMG UP AM' G»T YEAH'. I KIM HEAR YOU- 1 TEM PACKS OF CARDS- COME IM THE. FTROMT BRINGING VAY HI UP FATHER wm foorge McManus „3_am»»**> Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST; DAILY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934 BERMUDA PUBLIC OFFICERS LEAVE ACT AMATEUR BILLIARD Continued from Page 1 Starting with 26 clauses, or sec A SMART BLOUSE... CHAMPIONSHIP tions, Clause 3 was first deleted, since it was not deemed necessary to lay down that leave might only be granted in accordance with the A TAILORED SKIRT... Entries Close January 10th. law of Bermuda. Clause 7, was 1933. Draw for First Round, altered to read that every public officer may receive six weeks' full January 11th. pay leave a year, accumulative to CHILDREN GOING BACK TO 12 weeks, but special approval is On the appearance of one The cup presented by the Direc required to spend more than three hangs the fate of the other. SCHOOL NEED— tors of the Distillers Agency Lim weeks' full pay leave in Bermuda in ited, to be competed for annually any year. Incidentally, comparison Happy indeed if the effect by bona fide amateurs (white of such generous leave with what Is GIRLS residents in Bermuda). A Com usually granted by places of bus of one is to enhance the other. A Blazer—Blue Sweater—Pleated Blue mittee has been formed to take iness in Bermuda is enlightening. care of the matches for this cup Clause 8, allowing the period of Skirt—Middy Blouse and Tennis Socks. consisting of members of the staff leave to count towards more leave of Gosling Brothers, Ltd., who was deleted. The Chief Justice • BOYS represent the donors, and aug endeavoured to substitute for A DOESKIN SKIRT mented by Messrs. O. Darrell, Clause 10 a motion (which also A Sweater—Shoes—Flannel Suit—Foot B. G. Snowden and E. Aitken. covered Clause 9) providing that ball Boots—Flannel Shorts and a Blazer. the usual three weeks' half-pay Obviously London CONDITIONS leave might be extended to six weeks if the officer went abroad, but this taflored 37/6 • BOTH H 1. The Cup to be played for annu was negatived. Clause 10 of the Pencils—Exercise Books—Pens — Ink— ally. Bill (Clause 11 in the Minutes) had Rulers— Rubbers — Book Bags— Music 2. Each preliminary round shall the inclusion of the period of half- be 300 points. pay leave towards more leave cut A SILKEN BLOUSE Cases—Thermos Bottles. 3. The semi-finals shall be 500 out. Slight changes in wording points, and the final shall be were also made to Clauses 9 and 14, With these needs in mind we have arranged 1,000 points (to be played in and after the latter the confusion In stripes and pas two nights of 500 each). of numbering became still worse. tel shades 25/- special going back to school displays, at 4. The referee appointed by the A new clause was then inserted, Committee shall have full allowing all the previous periods attractive prices. charge of every game played. of leave to be counted towards more leave. Clause 17 of the Bill 5. Games shall be played only on was made to read that "ordinarily" THE WOMANS SHOP I tables selected by the Commit 20 days' notice must be given in tee. The player named first applying for leave. Clause 21, with GIBBONS COMPANY I in the draw for each round to regard to transferring public offic have choice of table. ers from department to depart THE WOMANS SHOP and 6. The final game will be played on ment, was deferred—and stUl re a table other than the one used mains deferred, at least until the Reid Street THE HOME STORE for the semi-finals. Bill Is re-numbered and re-printed. 7. All games shall be governed by Clause 23, allowing temporary the rules of the Billiard Asso transfer of public officers, was de ciation of Great Britain, sub leted. being Messrs. R. Butterfield, S. incisive cross-questioning Mr. J. R. ject to certain modifications. Clauses 24 and 25 of the Bill were Simms and W. Sedweeks. | Conyers submitted in his address 8. Bonzoline balls only shall be agreed to, and the Chief Justice Following the election of Officers j for tbe defeDC3 that at least one of used. was successful in inserting a new several subjects were brought for the witnesses for the prosecution The ^B clause allowing the Governor-in- ward for discussion and the in was deliberately lying. He argued 9. The revolts of each draw will be Couhcil complete discretion in sufficient lighting of certain sect th^t the pohoe would have bad a notified in the Boyal Gazette A. ~ J. varying or extending leave provided ions was referred to by Mr. Finlay, strong case if they had charged and Colonist Daily. no extra expense was Incurred. Mr. Lovell and others. I William Marshall instead of tha 10. There will be an entrance fee of The last clause, No. 26 of the orig The subject of the late Dr. Pack- defendant. GROCETERIA 2/6 which will be used to defray inal BUI, was agreed to, and the wood's home which he left in his Marshall, in whoss possession cost of use of cables and lights measure immediately re-com will for the purpose of being made the bicycle was found, gave evid- SELF SERVE CASH AND CARRY'. i l u.e places where the various mitted. into a home for old ladies, was I ence at a previous hearing that ha gan.cs are played. On this re-committal a new sub brought before the meeting and Mr. had bought the machine from 11. In is required that entrants section (3) was added to Clause 7, Albert Gilbert, one of the Executors I Wheatley. Friday and Saturday Specials must have resided in Bermuda requiring a public officar to serve of the Estate, said that before this oo COFFEE "Choicest Brazilian" " for at least six months immedi 12 months before getting any full- could be done a caretaker would ately prior to entry with the pay leave. For Clauses 9 and 10 have to be provided and this en |FR0NT WHEEL STOLEN FROM Our own grinding exception of members of H.M. (10 and 11 in the Minutes) a new tailed expense but unless such Regular 1/6 lb Special 1/4 Services serving on this station. Clause 10 was substituted, consoli person be provided the use LOCKED BICYCLE The Committee reserve the dating and improving the wording of the place for what was in RAISINS Bleached Sultanas right to reject any entries. of these sections. tended could not be done. Mr. Continued from Page 1 Gilbert on enquiring whether the Regular 1/2 Special l/« 12. Intending entrants should In view of the above very exten for 8/- telling him that it came off Poor House was full received an make their entry through their sive changas made in The Public a cycle which had been broken. VINEGAR English Malt "Brands'* quarts affirmative reply and Mr. T. D. Club or Mesa Secretary, or Officers Leave Act, 1933, which the Lapsley stated that the wheel had Gilbert suggested petitioning the Regular 1/6 Special 1/1 direct to Mr. C. J. G. Wright, Assembly forebore to alter in any been kept at Somerset. Legislature to have the trustees c/o Gosling Brothers, Hamilton. respect, it has been suggested that Lapsley's story when he was and title altered so that the Parish LUCCA OIL "Brands'* half pints this Bill should be referred to a arrested was that he had been given 7J40flh4.s6. might take it over. Joint Committee of the Council j a wheel during the time that he Regular 1/6 Special 1/4 and Assembly to agree on its There being no further business was working at the Princess Hotel changed provisions before its final offering the meeting was adjourned. LOBSTER "White Rose" * * * and that he had kept it in the cellar passing by those branches of the of the house in which he stayed. Regular 2/4 Special _&/•• BERMUDA MEDICAL AND Legislature. Otherwise a legisla MR. ALEXANDER SWAN tive deadlock may easily be created REACHES HIS 80th YEAR NEW TYPE OF TYRE FRUIT SALAD "White Rose" picnic tins HEALTH DEPARTMENT over this measure, since the present Regular 7 V_ d. Special 6d> is a most inopportune period for Mr. Alexander Swan, of Herman's Ezekiel Watts, the owner of the civil servants to be granted more Hill, Somerset, so well known by house, was called to say that he had SHRIMP Dry "White Rose" Tenders for Collection of holidays. his association with the Wesleyan never seen any wheel like the one Regular lid. Special 9/^d. -oo- Church and a retired Dockyard produced in Court in the cellar of Garbage man, celebrated his 80th birthday his house, and Mr. Gibbons in WORCESTER SAUCE "Brands" WEST END NEWS on Sunday. Many friends took formed His Wor. that the type of occasion to visit him at his home, tyre with a re-inf orced wall to drive Regular 1/2 Special 1/* where he and his family had met For St. George's Island outside a dynamo, which was on the wheel, JELLY CRYSTALS "Queens" all flavours to celebrate the occasion, to con had not been imported into the is the Town of St. George's on Fridays. SILVER WEDDING CELEBRATED gratulate him, and wish him con Service to begin February 1st, 1334. land until February 1933. Regular 4V_cl. Special 4d* tinued health. Lapsley pleaded that he should Members of the R. A.O.B. of Lodge 0 0* EVAPORATED MILK "Cottage Brand" No. 5006 and brethren from other not be found guilty of stealing the For St. David's Island on Fridays GUILD CHOIR CANTATA and carting to the Parish dumping Lodges met at their lodge room on bicycle as it had been in the pos- Tall Tins, Regular 5d. Special 4 H d- I session of Joell long enough to be ground. Service to begin after Tuesday, Dec. 26th, to celebrate St. James' Guild Choir rendered Baby " " 3d. Special 2 H d. completion of the bridge. the occasion of the silver wedding changed or sold or stolen. He main- a Cantata in the St. James' Church tamed that the wheel produced in of one of their fraternity, Bro. entitled "The Great Light". The SARDINES "Sailor" in olive oil Court was not the one he had sold Atkinson and Mrs. Atkinson. choir was led by Mr. H. S. Herbert For Hamilton and Smith's Par to Joell, and stuck to his story that Regular 7d. Special 6d- ishes jointly on Tuesdays and Wed Brother Matthews very capably and Mr. Roberts presided at the acted in the capacity of Director of organ. The audience was not as the wheel he sold had been given to nesdays; together with covering of him. the two dumping grounds. Ser Ceremonies and called on Brother large as might have been expected. WE SELL FOR LESS T. Boyland to make a presentation * * * The Wor. A. O. Smith said that vice to begin February 1st. he had no alternative but to find f.s. to Bro. and Mrs. Atkinson. Bro. CHRISTMAS TREE PARTY Boyland with appropriate and con him guilty of the offence, and Ser- Tenders shoidd be sent in beforegratulator y remarks admidst the I geantMacPherson, who prosecuted, The children of the Allen Temple said that the crime was a serious January 15th applause of the company presented Sunday School held their Christ a lovely canteen of cutlery as a mark one as there had been a great deal mas Tree party on Wednesday of this dismantling of new bicycles. of esteem from the members of the evening and rendered a triple pro Further particulars may be had Order and Bro. Atkinson responded In passing sentence of six months gramme consisting of Part 1, recit ! from Health Department. on behalf of his wife and himself. imprisonment, His Wor. told Laps- Announcing ations, Part 11, a pretty Cantata ley that he was fortunate not to have 7736tt~. A most enjoyable evening was well rendered entitled "Christmas gone to the Supreme Court where concluded by the singing of the Chimes", and Part 111, distribut The opening of our Show Room of die National Anthem. he could have been sentenced to two ion of Christmas Tree Gifts. The ' years' and the cat. latest designs in bathroom fixtures * * * Rev. Smith, at the conclusion, ex PARISH VESTRY MEETING pressed his pleasure and appreciat 00 // is worth seeing — Drop in I ion of the children'part and the Whether you contemplate purchasing or Eat The Annual Parish Meetiag was parents and friends practical sup The Wrong Person held on Thursday evening, Dec.26th port. ' Post-Office Clerk: "We can't pay not—it will make no difference. We and was as usual, poorly attended. 00 you this $20 money order unless you shall be pleased to show it to you. Quaker Oats The meeting was opened by Mr. O. bring somebody to identify you." G. Gilbert M.C.P. the Parish Vestry BICYCLE THEFT CHARGE Stranger: "That's hard luck! Clerk, and Mr. J. H. P. Patterson, THROWN OUT There's only one man in this town For Health M.C.P. was elected Chairman. who can identify me, and I owe him MASTERS HARDWARE CO. The minutes of the previous $20."—-Pathfinder. Phone 1192 annual meeting were read and Magistrate Finds no Case For 0 0 0 Following this the nominations Supreme Court Faithful Guardian's Sacrifice.— W07Ww. BALANCE for the Parish Vestry for the year The dog is the man's best friend. If H YOUR BEVERAGE DIET I 1934 were made, and the only The casa in which Kanneth you keep a dog, there's never any thing left for hash.—Schenectady DRINK additional nomination being Mr. Doyle Wheatley was indictably Frank Trott. A proposal was made charged with the theft of a bicycle, Gazette. 0 0 0 to the effect that nine constitute was thrown out of Court yesterday the Vestry and the same persons INSTANT POSTOM by the Wor. A. C. Smith. He said Two ladies of the chorus were MORRIS A. GIBBONS who served last year were returned. at the conclusion of the hearing discussing a "friend." Said one, Messrs. T. J. Perinchief, J. W. that though the case had looked "If looks could kill, it would be Answered Wright, O. G. Gilbert, T. St. G. The Draw for the Christmas Raffle "Round Trip black against Wheatley at the out suicide for that girl to look into her "So the evening woie on," said Gilbert, J. H. P. Patterson, T. D. set there had been a growing cloud mirror." the romanticist, telling a story. Gilbert, Henry T. Cann, J. R. Fin- of doubt as to whether he was im to New York" takes place Saturday Night January "Excuse me," interrupted the lay and J. W. Young. plicated in tria crime at all. There 6th, at 8 pan. wit, "but can you teU me what the The Overseers of the Poor were was no evidence on which the ac The empty vessel makes the evening wore on that occasion?" re-elected, Messrs T. J. Perinchief cused could be sen t to the Supreme greatest sound.'—Shakespeare. "It doesn't matter," replied the and Comdr. J. W. Wright being Court. * » * ST, GEORGE'S STORE romanticist, "but I believe that it returned. An additional pound- A number of witnesses were heard Worth makes the man and want was the close of day." keeper was appointed, the three of it the fellow.—Pope. ft during the afternoon, and aftar «-p . •~~mmm '4tejmtfc--^ •_»£M-___----fi-___E"H->- J> THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, ' 1934 Page 9 SPORTINCMlfSFROM ALL r r Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934 HOLLYWOOD NEW-COMERS THE SLUMBERS FLOWERS Classified i GET MUCH STRANGE The flowers of the northern world, 4 perennials and annuals alike, and Advertisements ADVICE-OATIS! biennials, too, have^allen asleep. Raleigh Bicycles Here and there, where a mildness Free air can bs found on nearly of climate favours the phenomenon, BIRTH any Hollywood corner, and so can sundry of them have awakened as to New models have arrived with single and triple gears free advice to new-comers on the a false April. But it is a drwosy To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wilkin art of making a name in the screen awakening and must yield again son, at Germantown, Pa., on in Black and colours world. to that repose the plants experience January 2—a Daughter. The air does very nicely when it between harvest and the first vi 7739tth. comes to blowing up a tyre, and a brant, bronze bugle-tones of wlid great deal of the free advice would geese coming back from tha south probably have the same effect if country. Over the Northern applied to a picture career. Hemispheri all the flowers, seed LOST Smart tipsters frequent the late or root, tuber, bulb or corm, are spots, haunt the boulevards and fast asleep as was Little Boy Blu.'— DUNHILL PIPE between Royal Thos. J. Wadson & Son lurk in the shadows cast by movle- yes, even more deeply submerged Prince and Pitt's Bay. Return to dom's successful, each with a sure Cable Office. Reward. 7256