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DISRUPTION IN LABOUR BERMUDA LAWN TENNIS THE BRITISH WAR OFFICE NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTION THEY SAY TOURNAMENT' 7j JOKE PARTY T An Echo of the Travelling That the Quality—Quantity con­ Famous Author Recalls Regi­ troversy is hot and strong. Rain Interrupts Play * w at & Passenger Agents Visit That it reminds one of a joke by the ment Sent to Bermuda for witty Sydney Smith. The opening of the Bermuda to Bermuda At # a 'Lawn Tennis Tournament yester­ Punishment That he once observed two women day was started in fine weather with quarrelling from their respective Rouse Appeals in Vain a very strong wind blowing but The following interesting ex­ windows on opposite sides of the Tall, broad-shouldered, monocled cerpt is taken from the report of street. rain stopped play for a consider­ and with a military bearing that able time and it was not until the American Association of Tra- * at * showed traces of his service in Jyelling Passenger Agents fifty- 4.46 p.m. that more tennis was poss­ regiments of the Indian and British That he observed "they will never ^ ible. The list of entrants in this •nth Annual Convention which was agree for they are arguing from Armies and the famous La Legion held in Bermuda Nov. l.—Nov. year's contest promises that- it Etrangere, Major Percival Christo­ different premises." will be the most successful effort in 7th. 1930. * * * pher Wren, author of "Beau Geste," Mr. Fisk, (the elected President): King and Prince Converse by Wireless—London the history of Bermuda. It is held, was a visitor to Bermuda on Sat­ That logic is not the stiong point as usual, on the courts of the Ber­ Mr. President and gentlemen. I of some of the supporters of the urday. just want to touch on another Press Discovers Famous Comedian—Econo­ muda Lawn Tennis Olub directly Accompanied by Mrs. Wren, the t "quality" theory. phase of advertising that is import :- At At At behind the Hamilton Hotel. noted writer arrived on the Cana­ my in Governors Urged—Malta Subject It is with much regret that the ant. That one advocate argued that if dian Pacific cruise liner Duchess Just between ourselves. I am names of the competitors did not in­ of Richmond and paid his second 800 tourists spent $50 each whilst of Royal Commission—Solloway Rear­ clude that of Miss Edith Sigourney wondering whether, when we awoke in the Colony the profit to Ber­ visit to the Island. this morning and found the Ham­ of Boston, the ladies singles cham­ To a representative of the Royal muda was $40,000. rested on Release—Girls in Convent ilton paper (the Royal Gazette * * at pion of 1930: Miss Sigourney was Gazette and Colonist Daily, Major unable to make the trip this year to and Colonist Daily) that had been That someone must be making Respond to Fire Drill and Save Wren stated that like Hugh Wal­ distributed in our rooms at the defend her title. pole, another novelist seeking re­ more profit than the "transient Lives—Plot Discovered in Miss Gladys Hutchings, of Ber­ hotel, if there was one who did not trader" for in that case the goods laxation on the cruiser, his trip is a look through this entire paper to muda, will also be unabla to take holiday He did not contemplate sold must cost absolutely no­ see if his name was there. thing. Russia—British Minis­ part owing to lameness. She will be using his experiences on the voyage I am wondering whether, when » w * greatly missed as her play has al­ as the basis of another, finding him­ ters to Discuss French. ways been much admired. we saw the personnel of the party That neither does he calculate the self something like Sir John Mar­ published, we did not get a little As tLls Tournament marks the tin Harvey—tied by public demand amount of other trade that will Naval Programme tenth anniversary we append the bit of personal satisfaction in seing be diverted if "quantity" business to the Foreign Legion much as the our names in that paper." lists of champions in past years, as great actor is inescapably bound is sought too eagerly. follows:— by his audiences to "The Only Way" * * at Mens' Singles Champions: -oo- Speaking of Bermuda, Major That anyone arguing from the 1922 L. Rice. particular to the general is on 1923 Vinoent Richards. Wren said that its beauty was a GILBERT AND SULLIVAN great magnet. dangerous ground. 1924 H. L. Bowman. a a a cANDM ENTRUSTED WITH FULL | Prince of Wales* passed over a land 1925 F. O. Anderson. It is amusing to remember that the OPERA • British War Office once 'punished' That the Tennis Club got the tennis POWERS line to Buenos Aires then was car­ 1926 H. L. Bowman. stars down. ried by wireless to the British Post a regiment, the Grenadiers Guards 1987 G. M. Lott (jr.) * * * NEW DELHI, India, Feb. 22— Office receiving station to Bucking­ 1828 H. L. Bowman. by sending them here for a tour of duty. As you need not be told, all That now they must produce the Mahatma Gandhi was today in-1 ham Palace. The 'ving's voice 1929 H. L. Bowman. "W. M. S. Pinafore" Tonight weather. Vested by the Working Committee enjoyed their stay immensely and travelled by land line through 1930. H. L. Bowman. * * at o;' the All-India National Congress many of the younger officers, I Rugby then by wireless to Buenos Sin';. H. L. Bowman won the cup That Providence may temper the with the power of absolute decision believe, married rich American girls The grand opening performance Aires and over land line to Santiago. outright by winning the last three wind to the shorn lamb but tem­ If. his conversations with Lord Ir­ and lived happily ever after." akes place tonight at the Opera * * * years a new cup is being presented pering it to the lawn sham is win, Viceroy of India. This action House commencing at 8.30 p.m. LONDON DISCOVERS CHARLIE this year. Th* story was particularly apt punctually. another matter. by the Congress executive was gen­ CHAPLIN wit repetition, Major Wren said, as Ladies Singles Champions.. The opera will finish about 10.30 at * ai erally construed as optimistic as it 1922 Miss M. Wagner. a fellow passenger on the "Duchess LONDON, Feb. 23—Charlie Chap­ p.m. thus allowing ample time for That "1rTe^l!afeSlllM»0*rh'mi3don is •was tended to set at rest rumours 1923 Miss M. McDonald. of Richmond," Major R. Whitbread, hard at work. which were current of dissention lin's lively press agent is abroad in those who wish to go on and attend 1924 Miss M. Thayer. held a commission in the Grena­ at at at within the ranks of working com­ London, and no man has ever un­ the big Black and White Costume 1925 Mrs. Mcllquham. diers at that time. Ball at the Hamilton Hotel. That the claims of the neighbour­ mittee. Gandhi now expects to dertone such a dissection as the 1926 Miss M. Bayard. be summoned again to the Vice­ famous comedian. His intimate -oo- There will be further perform­ ing island are being considered. 1927 Miss M. Bayard. at at at roy's Palace . at any time. Both habits and idiosyncracies are now ances on Wednesday afternoon at 1928 Miss Ellis Francis. ARTS WELL REPRESENTED 3.30 p.m., Wednesday evening at That these include the return of s:des in the peace parleys are just filling columns in the newspapers 1929 Miss P. Anderson. nDW marking time pending re- here. Details tell the wondering 8.30 p.m. and the final performance the capitol to the East End. 1930 Miss E. Sigournej. ON "DUCHESS OF at at at c sipt from London of the Cabinet's public that he is forty-one years of on Thursday at 8.30 p.m. An unusually large attendance By the kind courtesy of the Lang­ That in return Hamilton may re­ v ews regarding the Nationalist age, ambidexterous, lives alone in for the first day's play witnessed demands. The main demands a 12-room house, with five servants, RICHMOND" ton Hotel Mr. Wilfrid Riihiluoma tain the capital a. several of the stars of tho Tourna­ at * * sibmitted by the Mahatma are: all Japanese males, uses perfume will lead the orchestra ment in action. The remits of Amongst the 283 passengers who That a compromise might be effect­ general amnesty of poUtical pris- costing £4 an ounce, smokes cig­ yesterday's play were:— -oo- oaers, enquiry into alleged ex- arettes, though he often gives up arrived on the "Duchess of Rich­ ed. this habit, is a good boxer, a strong mond" Saturday morning were sev­ * at * c isses by the police, restoration of MEN'S SINGLES NARROW ESCAPE OF MR. property confiscated for non-pay­ swimmer, drinks little as it goes j eral representatives of the arts. That St. George's might have the ment of taxes, and the freedom of quickly to his head, still uses the The threatre, in the person of House of Assembly. G. C. Thomas defeated S. Rice, Lady Dorothy D'Oyly Carte, shared E.P.T. TUCKER, M.C.P. at at at p sasants in making salt same cane he had when he started Jr., 6-4, 6-2. his career, always locks his bed­ j the stage with literature which has That considering the demise of the * * * Clifford Gutten defeated Capt. room door at night, has a dicta­ as its proponents Hugh Walpole, Education Commission educa­ COMPLICATED POLITICS Keegan, 6-1, 6-0. phone at his bedside so that if he P. O. Wren and Mrs. Rafael Saba- tional matters are fairly hum­ H. R. Hill defeated S. Wallis Horse Comes into Contact wakes up with an idea he can tini. ming. LONDON, Feb 23—British pon­ Merrihew, 6-2,6-1. Lady D'Oyly Carte expressed great * * at tes are becoming curiously com- switch it on and register his in­ spiration, plays almost every musi­ Colin Smith defeated Major interest in the forthcoming pre­ with Live Wire That just as bricks cannot be made p icated. With the Conservatives Roach, 6-2, 1-6, 6-2. sentation of "H.M S. Pinafore ' and without straw so schools may not sTlit by an "Imperialist" press, as cal instrument and has a cultured English accent. The Post Office spoke warmly of Bermuda's affec­ be made without teachers. illustrated in the East Islington LADIES' SINGLES A live wire is a dangerous thing * at at showed its sense and humour by tion for Gilbert and Sullivan whose at any time, but when two live bye-election, and Churchill aloof That a teacher is not a person who o i the Indian question, the Labour- delivering to Chaplin a letter Miss M. Harland defeated Miss works receive their best professional wires come into contact things are production by the famous D'Oyly has failed in every other walk of res are now threatened with a de­ posted from Derbyshire to the M. Anderson, 6-1,6-1. likely to hum. Carlton Hotel by a wag who pen­ Carte Opera Company. life. finite rupture in th»ir own ranks. And this is nearly what happened * at * There is a distinct possibility that cilled on the envelope a sketch of Mr Walpole told the Royal Gaz­ when that live wire, Mr. Percy ORDER OF PLAY FOR TODAY That he is a man who has been Sir Oswald Motley and his follow- Charlie's familiar get-up, with the ette and Colonist Daily, that he Tucker, was driving to St. George's e-s may resign from the Labour added word "London," nothing was considering the possibility of with his wife on Sunday. trained to be of service to others 10.00 a.m.—J. Doeg vs. Kirkpat­ instead of looking after himself. J arty In the course of the week. else. rick—u nfinished spending a few months here next When opposite to Captain Vesey's ly midweek the "Mosley Group" » * * match. Miss Rice vs. winter when he would work on a house, Devonshire, Mr. Tucker are publishing a pamphlet outlin­ ECONOMY IN GOVERNORS MissT. Trimingham— new novel. saw two electric wires across the -oo- ing their policy as distinct from the unfinished match. The "Duchess of Richmond" made road. Knowing the current had official Labour policy. This is in LONDON, Feb. 23.—Economy of 10.30 a.m.—B. Bell vs. Wm. Ireien- Bermuda her last call in the West­ been off the previous night at St. preparation for the launching of a governors in the West Indies is burch. Dr. Wright vs. ern Hemisphere (on a 45 day cruise George's, and believing that in any WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY platform for a campaign in all the suggested in a letter to the London O. H. Wyncken. Miss from Avonmouth during which she case the rubber tyres of his buggy principal industrial centres. The Times written by Sir Frederick S. M. Palfrey TS. Miss has made calls in the West Indies. would supply insulation, Mr. CELEBRATED Press Association's lobby corres­ James. He refers to the suggestion Williams. Panama and the Bahamas. The Tucker decided to risk crossing, liner sailed at 8 a.m. yesterday for pondent foresees the likelihood of I recently made by Ormsby Gore, to 11.15 a.m.—H. L. Bowman VS. O. forgetting—as he freely admits— Funchal, Madeira. the official Labourite interpratins f abolish the governorships of the V. Ward. Rowe vs. Mc- that the horse would be unprotect­ this development as a ch^llen^a j Washington's birthday falling Leward and Windward Islands and Martin. Miss Rubin -oo- ed. on Sunday this year, it was cele­ which will involve the ciu^'tion of have only one governor at Trinidad, party discipline, and that therefore and partner vs. Mrs. Unfortunately the horse stepped brated yesterday by the American the other islands to be provided Liggett and Miss Eve. AMAZKGNEWAIR WEAPON on one of the wires and at once re­ colony here and special references Mosley and his henchmen may with administrators, for the reason anticipate official action by re­ 2,00 p,m,—Winner (D. |L Wync­ ceived a shock and the fuses in the to the occasion were made at the signing from the party, that the overhead charges of sep­ ken, Dr. Wright) vs. O. adjacent houses were blown. hotels. » * * arate governments were more than O. Thomas. Miss S. R. A. F. Complete Tests of The startled horse broke into a those islands could stand. Sir Following the usual practice at Palfrey vs. Miss B. gallop and only the skilfull hand­ the Consulate, the American Con­ SOUSE'S APPEAL DISMISSED Frederick says in his letter that, Robinson. Deadly Machine ling of the animal by Mr. Tucker after studying carefully the con­ sul, Mr. Graham Kemper, and Mrs, 2.45 p.m.—Winner (J. Doeg, Mr. prevented a serious accident. Kemper held a reception at which LONDON, Feb. 23.—In the Crim­ ditions during his governorship of Kirkpatrick) vs. B. Eve. Finally the horse was checked in its ' the Windward Islands, he advocated LONDON, Feb. 33—An amazing His Excellency the Acting Governor inal Court of Appeal, consisting Miss P. Anderson vs. new air weapon has just been com­ mad career near Mr. Isaac Hill's and Mrs. Evans were present. Guests cf Judges Hewart, Avery and Hum­ with all the force at his command Winner (Miss Rice.Miss residence where help was rendered the abolition of that governorship, pleted and tested by the Royal Air included the Heads of Departments phreys, Rouse's appeal was dis­ Trimingham,) Miss Force experimental station. It is and very warm hospitality extended. and other prominent officials and missed, Rouse is under sentence because the governor at Trinidad Harlan vs. Miss Rubin. A boy at the A One Grocery store, could quite easily supervise the a "Gloster" single-seater armed their wives, representatives of the cf death for murder in the North­ 3.30 p.m.—Miss M. Morrill vs. with six machine guns. Two of the who saw the runaway noticed the Navy and Army, and well-known ampton road burning car mystery administration of all islands com­ Winner (Miss M. Pal­ broken trace on the ground and prising the Windward and Leeward guns are synchronised for firing members of local society. recently tried. Sir Patrick Hastings frey, Miss Williams.) through the propellers, and the immediately mounted his bicycle en behalf of the condemned man, groups. These islands are practic­ O. Sutter and B. Bell and caught up the horse and handed ally nothing more than munici­ others are arranged in pairs on urged that there was no evidence vs. Mr. Rice and Kirk­ each wing. All of them are con­ the trace to Mr. Tucker. on which he could properly be con­ palities which could be administer­ patrick. The horse was sent back to Ham­ ed as such with a commissioner trolled in unison from the cockpit. victed and contended that Rouse 4.15 p.m.—Mr. Warland^ and Mr. with Bights so arranged that the ilton to the care of Dr. 0. J. Cooper, WEATHER FORECAST was convicted merely on prejudice who would be the head of each Eye yg. Mr, Poulsen and Mr. and Mrs. Tucker proceeded municipality. Referring to the lines of fire converge between one and grave suspicion. and Mr, H1U, J. Doeg hundred and three hundred yards to St. George's by a hired carriage. * * * ; rant-in-aid asked for in tlie latest ' and H. L. Bowman vs. Mr. Tucker expressed to our re­ supplementary estimate, to relieve from the nachine. It has a speed BEtlMUDA AND VICINITY JXPIG SPEAKS TO PRINCE ST Major Roach and Major of nearly two hundred miles an presentative his great appreciation the distress in the West Indies, Owen. WIRELESS hour and a "ceiling" of 26,000 feet, for the hospitality and help rend- { Feb. 23.—Fresh to strong north­ he ppints out that whether the Mr. Wright and Mc- ered, and he is anxious that no assistance from the development hence oxygen is carried. It can west and west winds, weather over' ; ONDON, Feb. -22— His Majesty Martin vs. Mr. Wync­ climb 15,000 feet in nine minutes blame should be attached to the oast tonight and Tuesday probably th King spoke today with the fund is given by direct grants or ken and Mr. Rowe. Electric Light Company since he Continued oa Pap 2 and does 320 miles an hour in preceded by occasional rain to­ Pr ace of Wales. Tha voice of the Continued aa pig* 10 diving. alone was to blame. night. RALEIGH — WADSON'S

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dren of Liverpool. During her Correspondence CABLE NEWS mayorality forty-five thousand people were entertained including AGRICULTURAL (Cwrtmued (ram Page 1) the former King Amanullah. She AGAIN-QUANSTY VERSUS was a member of the Royal Com­ LAST DAY OF SALE by loan, with postponed payment mission in 1928 which was appointed EXHIBITION QUALITY of interest for a few years in fur­ to enquire in the methods of police therance of works which may administration. She unsuccess­ afford the necessary relief in the 24th, 25th and 26th Feb. 22, 1931. fully contested the Everton division way of employment, the reckoning To the Editor, in Liverpool as a Conservative dur­ March must come in the annual main­ Royal Gazette and Colonist Dally, ing the last election. During the IRISH SWEEPSTAKE tenance of such works, followed by time she was Lord Mayor she re­ further charges on account of ceived many offers of marriage. MEETING OF SUPERINTEN Dear Sir, interest, both these charges to be Over $5,000,000 subscribed Following a speech of farewell to This very controversal question met from the revenue fully exploited DENTS AND JUDGES Salvation Army girls she advised now raised, brings back a memory in these small islands. them not to remain a .spinster of a public meeting some five years * * * Tickets at Office of Royal Prince Hotel or Stand ago when one of the speakers closed like herself. "It was all right when in Assembly Room of MALTESE CONSTITUTION CON­ his remarks: "With tbe hope that young, but when you are getting Chamber of Commerce SIDERED ROYAL COM­ at Indian Shop, Reid Street, or B. J. KORTLANG. Bermudians, seeking financial se­ old you need a man to look after MISSION curity in increased tourist trade, yon." 1 * at * 2334t*n. would not be tempted to barter Tomorrow LONDON, Feb. 23.—Snowden, in "FLYING DOCTOR" KILLED IN their birth-rights for a quantity the House of Commons, announced at 11 a.m. influx of visitors who, by non- AIR CRASH amid loud opposition cheers that Mid-Ocean copf. appreciation of things which Ber­ WINNIPEG, Feb. 23—Two Win­ a Royal Commission had been ap­ 2325 w INVESTITURES AT Every Friday Night 8.45 p.m. sharp is no doubt true, though it is very SOLLOWAY RE-ARRESTED BUCKINGHAM PALACE obvious to those who are acquainted AFTER RELEASE LONDON, Feb. 21—The King will 4003—"Thundered March wi1' ravel conditions in the States hold investitures at Buckingham On Wisconsin SHELLY BAY RACE TRACK and ( Ida that this can in no way LETHBRIDGE, Alberta. Feb. 23— Palace February 24 and February 4428—Colonel Bogey be t i . criterion of the reven­ HORSE RACES I. W. Solloway, the millionaire 26 when recipients of New Year's The U. S. Field Artillery ue to i: ie"rived by an influx of Every Tuesday Afternoon 2.30 p.m. sharp broker who was sentenced last honours will receive their insignia 3539—Pride of the Wolverines oth< hips during the sum­ autumn to four months' imprison­ and decorations. mer nic hs. ment by Alberta's prosecution on a * * * Gridiron Club F. W. WILSON, Promoter With Iding a brief for either charge of conspiracy to defraud the R. C. BISHOP OF LONDON DEAD Hawaiian 2293tmeitp. the hot steamship systems, public, was released from jail on LONDON, Ontario, Feb. 22— Rt. 3106—Hawaiian Breezes it would appear, that in the face of Saturday, but was immediately Rev. Michael Fallon, Roman Catho­ Hawaiian Sunset highly organised competition from re-arrested 'and escorted to Van­ lic Bishop of London, died at his cruise-ships, hotel investment in couver where he will stand trial on 4853—California Sunshine home here tonight after an illness Bermuda Paper Chase Club Bermuda cannot consistently be further charges connected with his It Happened in Monterey of some years. Funeral arrange­ increased in the face of this mani­ operations in that Province. Sol­ The next Hunt will take place on ments will be announced tomorrow. 4163—Chimes festly unfair competition. The loway must also face charges in the a> at at Mele Hawaii hotel building materials, equip­ Province of Ontario. FOX TROTS Thursday, February 26th, 1931 BRITISH MINISTERS TO CON­ ment, furnishings, operating sup­ * at at 4993—Us and Company Meet at "Somerville," Smith's Parish, the residence of plies and food stuff are subject to FER WITH FRENCH CABINET FIRE DRILL SAVES CHILDREN'S As long as We're Together Dr. T. H. Outerbridge, at 2.30 to start punctually at definite importation duty, whereas LIVES LONDON, Feb. 23.—Henderson, 4977—I Lore Love the cruise-ship hotel is able im­ Alexander, with Cragie, Waif ord and Overnight * 3 p.m. Finish at Langton Hotel. mediately to discount 12J% duty EDMONTON, Alb., Feb. 23—Fire Selby, of'the Foreign Office, departed | H .P. PENISTON and an average of 5% in freight started by thieves partially des­ for Paris this morning to confer 4971—My Love For You charges. troyed the Yuville Convent. The with the French Cabinet on the Cheerful Little Earful S Assistant Master WIU the merchant who so will­ nuns, through the most heroic Naval question. This visit is re­ 12-inch Records ingly dismisses the competition efforts succeeded in removing the garded as indicating that a Franco- 20030—Follow Thru Medley between the cruise-ship hotel and British arrangement whereby inmates, 250 children, in their Hold Everything Medley Extract from the Book of Etiquette of Connoisseurs the present steamship service and night attire. The children respond­ France will agree to a smaller existing hotels with "MAY THE margin of superiority over Italy 20093—The Vagabond King Medley ed perfectly to the fire drill. Never say Scotch SAY BEST MAN WIN" be willing to vote * at * is certain to be concluded. Puttin' on the Ritz Medley a remission of importation tax on REVOLUTION PLOT IN RUSSIA * * • 20095—On With the Show Medley the hotels so as to place the com­ DISCOVERED SCANDAL ENDS IN COURT Hollywood Revue Medley ROYAL VAT petition on an even basis? PROCEEDINGS (Guaranteed 10 years old) Economic conditions in every MOSCOW, Feb. 23—A counter­ LONDON, Feb. 23.—The failure fhe phase of business throughout the revolutionary organisation in Rus­ of the Tonbridge Lawn Tennis A Product of world, and perhaps particularly in sia has been revealed by a prelim­ Club to select a man and his wife HEDGES &. BUTLER, Ltd. the Colony at this time, have creat­ inary inquiry into the activities in matches against other clubs had RADIO STORE ed a super-sensitive reaction to the of certain members of the Social its sequel in the Maidstone Assizes BRADLEY BRYAN, Agent prospect of immediate financial Democrat Party who will shortly when Cecil Moore, an ex-Indian relief in any increased sales outlet, be tried in the Supreme Court. civil servant, and his wife brought and may bias the judgment in the at at at action for alleged libel and slander By Public Auction ultimate advantages to be gained VIOLENT CYCLONES IN SICILY against Sloman, headmaster at by adopting a more discriminatory Tonbridge, who is also president of TO BE SOLD WAFFLE TEA attitude at the present time. Ber­ PALERMO, Feb. 23—Sicily has the club, and other officials of the and muda cannot hope to continue in In front of the Stores of the Under­ been almost isolated from Italy club. It was stated on behalf of the signed SALE OF APRONS AND CANDY attracting the most desirable ele­ for the past two days by one of the Moores that they played with the under the ment from Canada and the United most violent cyclones ever experi­ Olub some years, but in 1928 they auspices of the Ladies Aid States by mdiscriminately extend­ enced. Strong winds and torrential were dropped from the team. on Wednesday next the of ing its hospitality to the two or rains have devasted fields and orch­ Moore asked for an explanation. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church three days summer tripper who ards and trees have been uprooted. The secretary wrote him that the 25th February in usually considers the trip as a Railways and telegraph lines have committee had been informed by glorified Bear Mountain outing or a St. Andrew's Hall, Church Street been interrupted. The people of other clubs that they would not play at 12.30 o'clock THURSDAY, February 26th, 3=5 Coney Island excursion without the Palermo, which is the worst suf­ against Tonbridge if the Moores impediment of the 18th Amend­ 2303ftu.w. ferer, have been using boats owing were selected. A member told just before the Sate of the Old and ment. to the floods. All the rivers of Moore that complaints of cheating Surplus Victualling Stores. I would sincerely question the Catania Plain have burst their had been made against his wife, One ten-piece Dinins-room Suite, possible gam to any merchant if banks and many houses have col­ and added that it had "been stated one seven-piece Bedroom Suite, the cruise-ship hotel by its unfair lapsed. Four persons have been that she deliberately claims points all in Walnut. One Electric Floor advantage (in remission of freight killed and numerous livestock lost. to which she is not entitled and Polisher, one Electric Washing charge and colony importation at at at you back her up because of weak­ Machine. duty) were to cause the closing of Radcliffe Beauty Salons FOUR HUNDRED ARRESTED IN ness." Moroe wrote to the secre­ Also any existing hotel engaged in either BOMBAY tary pointing out that the stigma of the summer or winter trade. The One Cedar Dinghy 18 feet with Hamilton, Canada Hamilton, Bermuda an "abominable lie" had lain on complete set of sails. only equitable solution to ihis BOMBAY, Feb. 23—The police him since 1928 and asking for its vexing problem appears in the im­ have arrested four hundred Con­ immediate removal. The secretary position of a reasonable head tax B. W. WALKER & Co., gress volunteers who had formed in replied that the Olub considered Auctioneers. on each passenger of a cruise-ship the centre of the city at Maidan to that in the interest of all parties making Bermuda its sole port of salute the "National flag." Among the correspondence should cease. Hamilton, Bermuda, Jk call where such ship extends hotel those arrested were the president at at at priviii s while in port. This tax 84th February, 1931. and members of the so-called War PRAIRIE PROVINCES' * * ning, a native of Jamaica and a in West Indies; S.s. River Delaware, catching glimpses through the .notorious smuggler of drugs, is Norfolk; S.s. New Tezas, Boston; spray of a perfectly calm ocean DEMONSTRATION AT SCENE OS" jj dead at Parkhurst Prison. He was The all year round Salon S.s. Scandia. Baytown;S.s. Duchess beyond the disturbance. MINE EXPLOSION known as "the worst man in Lon­ of Bedford, in West Indies; S.s. w * * COLOGNE, Feb. 23—The total, j don," where for a few years he ran *2324ttu. Bremen, Southampton, S.s. DEATH OF FIRST WOMAN number dead in the Nothberg mine= i Volendam, in West Indies; S.s. an underground haunt called "LORD MAYOR" explosion is thirty-one. This mim> "Eddie's Bar." Statendam, in West Indies; S.s. is just a few miles from Alsdorf < Carmania, New York; S.s. Caronia, oo LONDON, Feb. 23—Miss Margaret where two hundred and sixty-one • Havana: S.s. Nerissa,' New York; Beavan, the first woman Lord miners were killed last yeas. The 9 German fishermen are experi­ S.s. Fort St. George, in West Indies; JOHN F. BURROWS & CO., Mayor in Britain, is dead here. explosion at Nothberg, which o*>- \ menting with a v-awler on which is S.s. Steuben, in West Indies; S.s. She was known as the "Little curred last Saturday, brought forth. ' a refrigerating plant to freeze Bermuda's Leading Wme'Merchants Destschland, New York; S.s. Cali­ mother of Merseyside," owing tc many angry demonstrations from. • fish in a salt solution when caught Queen Street fornia; Bermuda; S.s. City of Agra, Front Street her magnificent and ceaseless work miners and relatives who gathered. j Cape Town: R.F. S. Oleander, Aruba. so that they will be preserved fresh Phone 149 Phone 664 on behalf of the mothers and chil­ around the pithead. for months. THE BERMUDA CIGAR STORE JOHN COTTON No. 1 Finest SMOKING MIXTURE (On the Corner) THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1931 Page 3

SAUCY DORSAY FILM NEW CHARMER MECHANICS HALL THEATRE We'll tell "The Cock Eyed Piquant "Hot for Paris" Actress The House of Refinement World" rrs even funnier! Gives Singing and Dancing Portrayal PARAMOUNT PRESENTS Until Fifi Dorsay, vivacious » REID HALL THEATRE French commedienne, singer and (Direction of NATHAN MACHAT) "The ROYAL FAMILY dancer, came to Hollywood and to the Fox Studios, aha had never faced a camera. A Fox executive, MATINEE DAILY 3 p.m. EVENINGS 7 and 9 p.m. W of BROADWAY" with lare foresight, visualized Miss With Dorsay as "just the type" to play opposite Will Rogers in "They Had FREDERIC MARCH, MARY BRIAN, INA CLAIRE to See Paris" and the sensation this young French girl caused in Acting of the highest class in this novel un­ that production is a tribute to her "HOT for usual screen story revealing the private talent. Raoul Walsh saw and heard her lives of America's leading favourite actors on the set during the production combine to make this picture one of the of "They Had To See Paris" and I PARK" immediately selected her for the outstanding successes of 1931. role of "Fifi Dupre" in "Hot For with VICTOR McLAGLEN and Also LATEST NEWSREEL and Paris," featuring Victor McLaglen, El Brendel, Polly Moran and herself, FIFI DORSAY under his direction she eclipsed her —IN ADDITION— former triumph. You laughed aplenty at "THE COCKEYED Prior to coming to the talking WORLD," but—you don't know what side-splitt­ 'screen. Fifi Dorsay had lent her "Th® DUKE ©f fascinating pulchritude, her in­ ing mirth is until you see VICTOR McLAGLEN and imitable dancing and her chic sing­ ing to musical comedy and to big FIFI DORSAY in this hilarious drama of PARIS DUBLIN" time vaudeville. NIGHT-LIFE. Featuring In the Fox Movietone production, "Hot For Paris" she is a singer and CHARLES MURRAY dancer in a cafe and meets Victor McLaglen, first mate of a sailing A Screaming Farce vessel under strange circumstances. —ADDED ATTRACTIONS— The picture, based on an original Metrotone News Events and "Humanetts" T&NIGHT at 7 and 9 p.m. story by Walsh, centres around the efforts of McLaglen, who has won with BENNY RUBIN Doors open 630 p.m. the grand prize in a sweepstake to escape from those who are pursuing T h BERMUDA MOVING PICTURE CO„ LTD. him to hand him a million dollars 232Z*W:". which he had won. 2321

HIT IN FILM Barnsley Stoke 0 Prizes awarded for the most Beautiful ^ Bradford 0. Wolves at Portrayed "Tony" Part in Bristol 0. Millwall and most Unusual Costumes ^2 Bury Tottenham H. Morosco Theatre Company Cardiff C. Oldham A. BELMONT MANOR GOLF CLUB I Charlton A. Bradford Frederic March is playing, at the Nottingham F ! Mechanics Hall Theatre all Everton Plymouth A. Preston N.E. SAM ROBBINS and his ORCHESTRA this week, the very role in films Reading which, wherf he played it on the Port Vale Swansea T. Burnley I stage two years ago. got him his Southampton Thursday, February 26th chance as a screen performer. W. Brom. A. Starting 9.00 a.m. 1 Reservations will not be held -^ After he completed his education Third Division, Northern Section mo at the University of Wisconsin, he went to New York and joined the after 10.00 p.m. £ Darlington 1 Wrexham 1 Belasco stock company, later going I Doncaster R. 1 Chesterfield 0 Each Team to consist of 6 Players to the West Coast where he subse­ Gateshead 2 Rotherham TJ. 0 Cover Charge $1.00 § quently appeared in "The Royal Halifax T. 2 Tranmere R. l I Family" at ihe Morosco Theatre in Hartlepools TJ. 3 Accrington S. 3 Los Angeles. HuU Oity 1 Barrow 1 TROPHY—Six Individual Prizes to It was his work as Tony, the lord­ I THE HAMILTON & Lincoln O. 3 Southport 3 ly "prince" of the "royal family" Winning Team Nelson 1 Crewe A. 1 which attracted the attention of New Brighton 2 Carlisle TJ. 0 Paramount executives and brought Stockport O. 0 York C. 0 MEDAL PLAY 2323ttu. about his signature to a contract Wigan boro 3 Rochdale 0 for film productions. His first film part was in "The Dummy" and he Third Division, Southern Section No Green Fees has since increased his popularity by his work in "Sarah and Son," Bournemouth Captain of each Team Phone Entry to Pro Shop— *%aughter," "Mansalughter" and & Boscombe Luton T. others. No. 738—739—76 Clapton O. Gillingham In the Aim version of "The Royal Coventry O Brentford NEW WINDSOR HOTEL Family" March again plays the Crystal P. 23Mtm.tuw.th. part of Tony—and he does it with Fulham European Plan — American Plan Norwich O. Brighton & an eclat that will do more toward Hove A. adding to his fame than any prev­ PALM QARDENS Notts 0. Newport 0. ious performance of /ois talkie Torquay TJ. DANCING IN A FAIRY GARDEN career. Queens Park R Swindon T. Southend TJ. "The Royal Family of Broadway" MUSIC and DANCING Monday; Friday and Saturday Nights Thames Exeter O. is the story of the home lives of a Wallsall Northampton Every (Other nights by arrangement) leading family of American stage Watford Bristol R. BREAKFAST — LUNCHEON — DINNER folks. It is a rich, human story, Afternoon and Evening Table LVHote — Service a la Carte garnished with rare comedy and SCOTTISH LEAGUE 4 to 5 and 830 to 12 sun. satire, and a tinge of drama. First Division Local Specialties: In the cast with March are Ina EXCEPT-SUNDAY'S Olaire, famous stage actress, Mary Aberdeen 4 East Fife 1 Lobsters — Green Turtle — Steaks Brian, talkie favourite; Henrietta Ayr United 1 Partick T. 1 Orosman, grande dame of the Squabs — Scallops Clyde 3 Hamilton A. 1 Broadway stage, Arnold Korff and Royals-Prince—Hotel— UNEXCELLED CUISINE — FINEST VINTAQES Cowdenbeath 3 Dundee 0 other Broadway theatrical celebri­ on P«e lt> ties. (Continued "LOU FRICK AND HIS SERENADERS" The Hottest little Band on the Islands No Cover Charge The "Mid Ocean" FRASCATI GOLF CLUB 1656+m.eitp. Steam and vapour baths—either with or with­ PIONEER EVENT out massage are now available in Bermuda ... at Drive with a ntblic Summerside Hotel POSTAGE STAMPS Puff with a mashie Somerset Out of Bunkers with a Driver For Collections "THE PRINCESS POOL" Bermuda's Beauty Spot What a Mess and What a Laugh BERMUDA Excellent Cuisine Half an hour under the skilled direction of a and . Af ternoon Teas BRITISH WEST INDIAN licensed massuer followed by a plung in the pool 5 Club Match Special Summer Rates and "the world is all happy again" Thursday^ February 26th 2 p.m. Boat arrives Cavello Bay 1 p.m. ERNEST J. BELL LADIES AND GENTS Phone Somerset No. 9 2317-fW.tp. 2204ttul7.thl9.«2l.tu24.thZ6. WILLIAM MADDEN, Manager Bermuda Press. Ltd.. Reid St.

hurch St opp. Hamilton Hotel \ Modern Machinery—Modern Methods "Jeffreys' the Cleaners" TelepfcMlM J ••s'SBSSI^SSS*" •'

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9.00—Paul Whiteman's Paint Men <> OVER THE RADIO 9.30—Breyer Leaf Boys 9.45—Works of Great Composers 10.00—Household Celebrities Pro­ Four numbers whioh seldom GLASS gramme CHINA ^ er° reach the ether waves will be sung 10.30—Death Valley Days, Sketch Aside from having a varied selection of the very finest by Frank Crumit during the 11.00—Westinghouse Salute to Blackstone Plantation programme, bone china and crystal, we have a large variety of house­ A Cleveland te be broadcast over WEAF to­ 11.30—Clara, Lu and Em—Skit hold china and glass which is very attractive and at very night at 9.00 p.m. 11.45—Johnny Marvin moderate prices. * • • 12.00— Slumber Musio Sigmund Spaeth, master of cere­ Our stock of Bone China and Fine Earthenware is from monies, win present "More Syn­ such makers as Royal Worcester, Minton, Spode and 8 WGY, Schenectady 3dom.-790kc. thetic Songs" during the Happy Grosvenor, while Stuart's of England and Val St. Lam­ 6.00—Piano Recital Wonder Bakers programme over an "S 6.15—Capitol Trio bert of Belgium supply the majority of our crystal. WEAF network at 10.30 p.m. to­ e^S^Uncle. Jim night. ,7.00—News Items The guest composer this week is 7.15s—Doc Peyton and Hotel Ken- Bobert A. King who wrote, among j Wm. BLUCK & CO. more Orchestra others, "Beautiful Ohio" and 8.00-10.00—Same as WEAF [51 Front St. Est. 1844 The Glass Bowl "Moonlight on the Colorado," the 10.00-—General Electric Programme iTel. 197 Tel. 967 latter being one of the best sellers 10.30—Same as WEAF of the day. 11.00—Footlight Featurettes * * * 11.45— String Melodies "Ninety-Nine out of a Hundred," 13.00- Sleepy Hall and Hotel DeWitt a tune that bids fair to put the Clinton Orohestra THE BEST GRADE n famous "four out of five" percent­ © age on the shelf as a slang expres­ WABC, New York 349m.-860kc. (G) sion, will be sung by a male quar­ 6.00—Bhythm Kings of tet in the Werk Bubble Blowers 6.15—Adventures in Words concert at 9.30 p.m. tonight through 6.30—Bert Lown and his Biltmore English B station WLW. Orchestra * * w j) 6.45—Tony's Scrap Book BACK and FRONT DOOR* Alice Bemsen, soubrette of the 7.00—Harry Tucker and his Bar­ "(G) "Footlight Echoes" hour on WOB, clay Orchestra will recall bygone days with 7.45—Eno Crime Olub "Knock 'em down McCloskey," a 8.00—The Oaptivators COCO MATS i /ITCH of the fretfulness associated with teething popular hit made famous forty 8.15—American Mutual Pro­ j^y I time can be saved if crisp "Oraltine" Busks are years ago by Maggie Gline, vaude­ gramme—"The House Be­ given to Baby to bite upon when the [first ville headliner of the Nineties, in side the Road" little teeth are making their appearance. With the the weekly broadcast of that fea­ 8.30—Chiclets Programme assistance oi these delicious rusks the teeth come ture tonight at 9.00 o'clock. 8.45—Daddy and Bollo GODET & YOUNG easily and quickly through the gums. * at at 9.00—The International Singers Baby delights in the crispness of "Ovaltine" Busks. The "Juba Dance" by the Negro 9.15—Old Gold Character Beadings 23I54Jts. Strong, healthy teeth with good formation are pro­ composer, Nathaniel Dett, will be 9.30—Kaltenborn Edits the News moted. Bight from the earliest days Baby is taught William Wirges' piano solo on the 9.45—Premier Salad Dressers to bring his masticating muscles into vigorous action. Vikings' programmes to be broad­ 10.00—Henry-George The little jaws are given the exercise they need for cast by WJZ tonight at 8.15 o'clock. 10.30—The Philco Symphony Con­ proper development. * * * cert "Ovaltine" Busks also provide wholesome and easily 11.00—Graybar's Mr. and Mrs. digested nourishment which is rich in flesh-forming Cleveland's rise to its present 11.15—Blue Bibbon Malt Jester Mc CaUum's Perfection »nd bone-building food elements. The llabit Of position wiU be traced back to its 11.30—Paramount Publix Badio foundation by M'oses Cleveland in thorough mastication also ensures frgedom from Playhouse digestive troubles. 1786, when the Westinghouse Salute to that city is broadcast over 12.00—Paul Tremaine and his SCOTS WHISKY Adults, too, prefer "Ovaltine" Busks to bread, toast Yoeng's Restaurant Orch. or biscuits. They are particularly delightful when eaten WJZ tonight at 11.00 o'clock. at * ai with cheese. The ir.st movement from the KDKA, Pittsburgh 306m.-980kc. At All Hotels and Clubs least-known of Beethoven's later 6.00—Children's Period symphonies will be played by the 6.15—Twilight ZIolodies Philco Symphony Orohestra under 6.80—Market r ports tha direction of Howard Barlow 6.40—Peter Paul's Limerlok Con­ during the concert scheduled for test 10,30 p.m. tonight over WABO. 6.45—World Book Man WP/iTfM&S 6.54—Teaberry Sport Beview Jft E. LIGHTBOURN & OX ft * w 7.00—Union Savings Bank Pro­ TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES gramme 1397

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^IIIIHIIiailUIIUII!lEUIiUl!:!;iQni!:iiilH!amilUIUIIDIHIHIIIUiailWHIUIIDniHU»IHBnilllllllllOUI!illUU10!llllim!llCIIIIIUIIIIIS!iii!^ "George's Town Improvement Or­ COLONIAL dinance, 1931," and to request you to lay the same before the Legisla­ ture for approval. It wffl be noted i PARLIAMENT that this Ordinance is similar I in all respects' to "The St. George's Town Improvement QjlumberDtinq^ i Proceedings of tbe Ordinance, 1926." • Th e opera­ 9 ss tion of the latter Ordinance ceased g Honourable House on the 31st December, 1930. Spring It is requested that the Confirma­ of Assembly tion Act may authorise the opera­ tion of the new Ordinance up to 31st SESSION 1930-31 December, 1935L Delicious I have the honour to be, OFFICIAL REPORT Sir, Refreshing Your obedient servant, Sustaining DAT No. 33—Thursday, February, (sgd) P. L. LIGHTBOURN, 19, 1931 Secretary, Corporation of St. George. 'Nourishing MINUTES The Honourable The minutes of the last meeting The Acting Colonial Secretary, i were read and confirmed. HamUton.

MESSAGES FROM GOVERNOR THE ST. GEORGE'S TOWN IM­ PROVEMENT ORDINANCE, a Lifetime The following Messages from His 1931. Excellency the Acting Governor: — Cannot sag Whereas it is expedient to levy a (No 84) rate on real and personal property Here is true steeping luxury at a remarkably moderate I. W. EVANS, in the Town of St. George for the price. On Slumber King you find complete relaxation, Acting Governor. purposes hereinafter expressed: perfect rest. The Acting Governor has the hon­ Be it, therefore, ordained by the our to transmit to the Honourable Slumber King has twenty-six ribbons of steel suspended Mayor, Aldermen and Common by springs at each end from a sturdy pressed steel frame. House of Assembly the accompany­ CouncU of the Town of St. George: ing copy of a letter of the 1st Jan­ Cross rows of coil springs hold the rustless steel ribbons Sold by all Leading Grocers uary, 1931, received from the Board in place. With this strong yet pliant construction, of Agriculture recommending the 1. There shaU be raised, levied, Slumber King cannot sag. appropriation of the sum of £3,000 coUected and paid to the Coprora­ A complete range of Simmons Springs at a price to suit for the purposes of providing bon­ tion of St. George's a rate on all and every purse, on sale at all good furniture stores. R J- G FOOTE uses to stimulate the production /or personal property within the of vegetable produce for export Town of St. George, reckoned at Built for Sleep by LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE to the Dominion of Canada. seven shillings and six pence on the Public Buildings, HamUton, one hundred pounds, payable an­ fj::n:ni!!iiii!iBiHiMiiii[iniiHiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiii«ii[iniiiii«i!in!i 13th February, 1931. nually on the 30th day of April, for the widening and improvement and S776«Iftu.t» 1st January, 1931. the Ughting and maintenance of MUMS any street, alley or lane, or of any BEDS SPRINGS MATTRESSES PILLOWS .illii'iinilini|piiii'wiiii|i|iimiiniiii|Hiiri'.rwpwiiwi ww,ww Sir, i>winiiwiiN'wuwM)iaii>ii^>M'icwBwtwfTiiimrwBi'iiuiwMiii'"'''' w I am directed by the Board of wharf or landing place in the said L, Agriculture to inform you that the Town. ITJien. tKe world JUS/OLS ^jcui-rvcj "^ Board has had under consideration Made by the Mayor, Aldermen for some time several schemes and Common CouncU of the whereby the production of veget­ Town.of St. George, under the ables for the Canadian market be provisions and authority of The ARISTOCRAT » » » SALT encouraged. During the past The Municipalities Act, 1.923, eleven years, and for a variety of this sixth day of February, 1931. AS MONtY causes, production for export has of fallen from 536,826 bushels to Passed by: 244.562 bushels per year. In Tibet cakes of Salt S. S. Spurling, I 2. Though a market exists in H. L. Ingham, CREAMS were formerly used Canada for Bermuda vegetables, H. G. Roberts, as money. farmers have leaned too long on the J. H. Corbin, Sterling Value Is still price guarantees formerly made by L. D. Fox, merchants, and now hesitate to Common Councillors represented to - day plant freely. In every tin of— 3. The Board is of opinion that Passed by: the payment of small bonuses on W. E. Meyer, cabbage, carrots, celery and to­ C. S. G. Rankin, matoes will increase the production R. S. McCallan. of these vegetables. The following Aldermen. bonuses are recemmended, up to and inclusive of 30th June, 1931. Assented to by: SALT (a) On cabbage and celery, one W. James Boyle, Mayor. ^^7Vad<* F.ttouirita tnt—hHttrrlteld * C<... P.O. Bom »5. Hamilton. Barmmta. shilling per crate when the wipiiiiuiliigwim^ 'ou are missing a rare treat net price to farmers is ten (No. 86) • ijj^aswjafciSMi* «3«»*Si aa«gfcji...i^i^fii if you have never tasted shillings or less. |gE. W. EVANS, Nestle's Pure Thick Cream over your fruits and desserts. In ;90«TCtnl0.sl4.s21.tn24. (b) On carrots and tomatoes, pi Acting Governor. coffee and other beverages, its deliciousness is unsur­ six pence per crate when the JijThe Acting Governor has the hon­ net price to farmers is our to transmit, for the favourable passed. Use it to make delicious cream tarts, ice creams six shillings or less. consideration of the Honourable and other rich, tasty confections. Send the coupon for a Make Her Kitxhen-Work Easier! 4. It is estimated that the quan­ House of Assembly, the accompany­ free recipe book. tities to be offered for shipment will ing Bill entitled "The Post Office Nestle's Pure Thick Cream comes in various sized tins for Act, 1900, Amendment Aot, 1931," Practical Qifts for ail'year be as follows. Last season's ship­ your convenience. Thus, it is only necessary to open a tin ments to Canada and gross prices Which he has caused to be prepared containing the exact quantity for your immediate needs use! are given for comparisons. as result of representations made by the Colonial Postmaster on the without wasting a drop. Estimated for 1931 subject of hoUdays in the Post A New Oil-Stove? Office Department. Nestle's Pure Thick Cream Cabbage 2,000 crates Public Buildings, HamUton, Carrots 24,000 13th February, 1931. Nestle's Pore Thick Cream is avail­ Aluminium Ware? Celery 18,000 able at all good grocers. Try it today. in pots, pans, kettles Tomatoes 40,000 (No. 87) E. W. EVANS, Shipped in 1930 and Price Acting Governor: NESTLE PRODUCTS, 2 Lafayette St., New York PYREX? Please send me the free Nestle's The Acting Governor has the Cream book- "Cream of Creams" •Cabbage 687 crates $3.37 honour to inform the Honourable Carrots 16,841 1.38£ House of Assembly that an ac­ Agents Name « Celery 8,551 " 8.88» count for £2. 3. 0. for the convey­ J. S. VALLIS Street 2313<[«£tii. 1.19 Burnaby St, Tomatoes 19,743 " ance of pUots to and from St. Hamilton City . Cownfry.. David's Island for the quarter end­ *This price is exclusive of the two ing December 31st, 1930,. was re­ amz^mT:m^-.*^i.mm*:aamx.^mF.aM.MMi...am.-.wm..:wm!5^w?

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shall feel that in voting for this Mr. E->*. T. TUCKER (St. J museum, and it may be possible { proposal the House has pledged It­ has also the water there, and there COLONIAL PARLIAMENT George's Parish):—Mr, Chairman, to increase the fee to say 3/- in are some very fine homes being self to provide the money next year in. reply to the hon. member for order that that may also bring in to complete the work, aa If it Is built in that neighbourhood by a Paget, Mr. Talbot, I would state some? jhcome. The necessity for wealthy class of people, and I put out to contract I feel it can that the recommendation came this land, I can assure the hon. (Coatinued from Page 5) easily be carried through this year think the owners of that property forward from the Board of Works member, is very great indeed. While have not placed the value a bit too and next year. In that con­ regarding a toll, and that recom­ we aggf paying £2.250 for this piece order that the necessary accom­ nection I might say that the high when you consider it is being mendation was embodied in the Bill of land, it must be taken Into con­ sold for this purpose. modation may be secured. * Government NJo«tes Redemption which is now in the committee sideration that the piece of land Fund is very largely In excess stage in the House. There will be no on wlhich the Aquarium is now I have the honour to be, of the amount we are requir­ difficulty in the pasing of the Bill, built was purchased many years —which was agreed to. Sir. ed by law to keep. Tho Govern­ which would provide for the con­ ago, and when you take the entire Tour obedient servant, ment Notes Redemption Act pro­ struction of the bridge, for the site of the Aquarium,, with this Mr. SPURLING moved the adop­ vides that we shall have available hon. member to move an amend­ piece pf land, added, it does not tion of the fourth item. G. M. T. GILBERT, at least ten per cent more money ment and to have the toll struck appear to me the price is excessive Clerk, Board of Education. in approved investments over and out. That, I am confident, would as a whole. It might be pleasing to Hon. S. S. SPURLING:—Mr. above the amount of the issue of be the wish of the entire House, some hon. members of the House— Chairman, I do not think there|is The Honourable the notes. We have a sufficient and my opinion is that there all members, I take it— to know anything further to be said|about The Acting Colonial Secretary, surplus in the Fund at the present would be no question about its that this year the Aquarium has that. • Hamilton. moment to make it possible to being carried. As regards the work been run at an expense to the coun­ make* provision for this extra money being performed by contract, my try of no more than a little over -which wasjagreedjto.j (No.'89) for the bridge, £24,000. As the in- confrere, Mr. Spurling, referred to £600. I wish it might be less; in E.JW. EVANS, vestments are constantly earning the estimates of £34,000 which the fact, I have hopes that this year it To be continued money and the interest is being Acting Governor. Director of Works put before the will be self-supporting. Each year The Acting Governor has the hon­ re-invested, I can see no difficulty it is tutting down the amount of | in the House undertaking that Board, and which has reached the our to inform the Honourable House in a message from the the cost to the Colony and I have { guarantee, without affecting our a feeling that it is only because the House of Assembly that'accounts Governor. It was suggested on the specified below have been received, appropriations next year if it be­ people did not come so much in HEDLUND'S came necessary to take an amount Suspensory Account committee the November and December that pre­ but cannot be paid in view of the work be performed by contract, and depletion of the votes:— .9Bl?L§§?§ out of the Notes Redemption Fund. vented it doing so almost this year. Ready-Cooked I feel it is my duty to draw the at­ as far as I can see, if the work is I hope to see the day when the tention of the House to the fact performed by contract, It will be Aquarium will be self-supporting, DINNERS Colonial Secretary's'Department, performed at a saving of at least Printing, binding and that by agreeing to do this by con­ and I trust therefore there will be tract we paractically commit our­ £5,000 or £6,000. In fact, I believe no objection to the purchase of this advertising JE190 5 5 the estimate of £34,000 is a most ex­ Account for cable­ selves to the completion of the land, because I am sure the House whole work. travagant estimate. That being the knows the necessities of tbe Q\ HEDLUND'S. grams sent during case, if it became necessary to touch December, 1930 (us­ Aquarium. This to me is an absol­ the Government Notes Redemption ute necessity. mcatessen, ually paid from Con­ Mr. SPURLING moved the adop­ Fund it would still further reduce tingent Fund).... 9 15 2 tion of the second item. lt to only about £15,000, which 2. The Acting Governor accord­ will then leave at least £16,000 or MrrJ. S. PEARMAN:—Mr. Chair­ ??£.STEAK &GRAjY ingly has the honour to ask that Mr. A. W. BLUCK |(Pembroke man, I went over the piece of land provision be made for meeting £20,000 in reserve in that fund, to Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I do not meet the provision of the law, a few weeks ago with the curator, these claims. propose to say anything- against which requires ten per cent of the and he was most anxious we j ; and hearts of lettuce this, but I would like to knowjrom investments. should have it. Even if the Heavy shipments of these —i limple enough salad, Public Buildings, Hamilton. the hon. member for St. George's land may be a little expensive very delicious you 18th February, 1931. what will happen if we use this Mr. O. G. GILBERT (Sandys tt is in a locality where these DELICATESSEN But t you spread it bountifully money in the Government Notes Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I heartily sort of things are wanted by with. Hellmann's Mayonnaise it be­ COMMITTEE REPORT CON­ Redemption Fund and further notes support the proposal, but talking many people. DISHES comes gloriously, utterly different. SIDERED are required by the Colony. This about the work being done by con­ Appropriations from Suspensory may happen at any time, and it is a are arriving weekly Everyja r is beaten in a special way tract. I hope that if they are going Mr. A. W. BLUCK:—Mr. Chair­ that gives a delightful creaminess. Account question whether there will be to do it by contract there will be sufficient to provide for a contin­ man. Bermuda, on account of its Bermudian Housewives Each batch is whipped not once but rigid supervision over any contract geographical position, should have twice. "Double Whipping" the chefs On motion of Mr. Spurling, the gency of that sort if we use this job, and that care will be taken in are buying more and more money. I have no desire to say any­ the best aquarium in the world .and call it. But this Double Whipping report of the Suspensory Account the inspection of the work while it while it is true this piece of land is every day! is only half the secret. A recipe from Committee, relative to the appro­ thing against the idea of building is being built. There should be in­ expensive and the charge is pretty France also plays a vital part in priations to be made from the Ac­ the St. David's Island bridge, be­ spectors to see that it is properly high, yet it is a fact that in order assuring matchless flavor in Hell­ count,was considered in committee. cause I think that should be done. made, as there is no use building for us to achieve the object of NICHOLL & ASHTON The people of St. David's*have been mann's Mayonnaise. Try it today! a bridge or building pillars and all having the best aquarium in the Bermuda Agents. Mr. COOPER in the Ohair. promised this for a great many that unless we have rigid super­ world, we need to have that piece IfS DOUBLE WHIPPED years, but at the same time I vision. It will want more than one of land. It is not very easy to take Hamilton. Phone 752 Hon. S. S. SPURLING (St. would like to know how we stand if inspector from the Board of Works. land by jury or any other way from George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, we juse this money in the Gov­ They will want two inspectors for a the owners, and I think it would be this report which has been presented ernment Notes Redemption Fund. job like that, and I do hope if this desirable for us to have it. We can­ In Europe proposes to appropriate the sum of is built by contract it will be built not be without lt. That is the rea­ £45,525 out of Suspensory Account, Hon. S. S. SPURLING:—Mr. permanently and properly. son for paying rather more money which as near as we can tell at Chairman, the practice has been to than it^is worth. It is a valuable issue Bermuda notes in return to the THE LIDO the present moment will be in —which was agreed to. piece of land, and I believe we will the neighbourhood of £50,000, or Colonial Treasurer for any amounts have to vote this. he uses in atder to meet the pay­ possibly a little over. I think Mr. Spurling moved the adoption perhaps I bad better read the report, ment of troops in Bermuda, or for i In Bermuda of the third item. and then take it item by item. any expensos of maintaining the Mr. F. O. MISICK (Sandys Par­ (Reads report.) The signatures are Imperial Navy Dockyard, in return ish) iv-Mr. Chairman, the report IT'S ELBA of all members of the committee, for which they give us a draft on, before the committee provides, and I think I can say the report London, and it is invested to the Hon. S. S. SPURLING:—Mr. I think, for the purchase of three was unanimous except for the credit of the Government Notes Chairman, I feel confident that if pieces of land altogether; one at the A Coral Strand saving clause by the Worshipful Redemption Fund. There is no any information is required with present moment under considera­ H. V. Smith, the hon. member need for any issue of notes other respect to the desirability of the tion, for the Aquarium, and two purchase of this, the chairman of A PRODUCT OF GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION for Warwick. I propose to move than in that way, and I cannot other pieces of land for educational In Fairyland the adoption of the first-item, that anticipate there will be a farther the Board of Trade will be glad to purposes. I am fully in accord with is, dredging the channel at Som­ issue of notes over and above the give it. the purchase of this particular For your convenience buses erset Bridge and building a con­ present amount in any other way piece of land, as I am in favour of leave from all centrally located crete sea wall to prevent rubble from than that. If we issue ten thousand Mr. O. G. GILBERT:—Mr. Chair­ the purchase of the other pieces of hotels'^ and the reasonable the bank on the eastern side falling pounds worth more of Bermuda man, I would really like to know land, but I do feel strongly there Pocket Pen into the sea, using the grab bucket notes, £10,000 will be invested to our something about this. It seems to should be some other method of charge of $1.25 is made for re­ dredger of Mr. W. B. Smith, so as credit ,in London. That is, unless me to be a lot to pay for a narrow, acquiring land for public purposes turn fare and bath-house. and Desk Pen not to interfere with the dredging we carne to a crisis by which we small piece of land. I suppose we than by Boards negotiating with A Duofold serves two pur­ programme for the two Colonial were "compelled to issue further cannot help it, and if we want it the owners for the purchase of the Hot and cold fresh water showers we have got to pay the price. poses. Remove the taper, slip dredgers, £3,000. We thought we notes against the investments we land, and then subsequently recom­ at no additional charge. on the pocket cap, carry your should make definite plans for the now have, Which so far as I can see Whether a jury If called In would fix mending the Legislature to pur­ favorite desk pen with you. dredging work of the two Colonial is not likely to take place. a lower price or not is mere specul­ chase the selected pieces of land at Phone 873 regarding bus Only Parker Desk Sets dredgers to carry on, and in order ation, but it seems to me the price the ^prices agreed to as a result Is high. I hope the chairman of the time table have this money-saving to do that, this work, which is of Mr. H. T. NORTH (Hamilton of the Board's negotiations. I Board of Trade will convince me feature. Ask your dealer considerable importance, is to be Parish):—Mr. Chairman, 1 would think it Is placing too much of 2290fs.ei. to£27. it is an absolute necessity to buy to demonstrate the oilier done as recommended. This is a like to ask the hon. member in a burden Of responsibility upon the exclusive features of channel used a good deal in mer­ this land. House to have to negotiate in the the Parker Duofold. charge what amount is now set cantile life, and lt does have a aside for the building of the St. cumbersome way In which they do material bearing upon fishing boats David's Island bridge. Certainly Mr. H. V. SMITH (Warwick have to negotiate. The House is going out to the south-west reefs, that amount; will be paid towards it, Parish):—Mr. Chairman. I am of continually being criticised for and upon other craft entering and this otb.er £24,000 will not all the absolote opinion, and so is paying excessive amounts of money what is one of the most beautiful be needed if this £10,000 is granted. the entire Board of Trade, for the purchase of land, and I areas in Bermuda—Ely's Harbour. I would like, to know what amount that there is a necessity think that some other method I have personally pledged myself is set aside today for the bridge, for purchasing this land. I should be devised of acquiring land. to support this proposal, and I and the interest that has accrued. think when the hon. member I do not think there is a member of think the House too, to clean this for Sandys talks about how much the House but would admit the out and make it a permanent Hon. % s. SPURLING*—Mr. we have to pay he must remember price for this land is an'extremely work. This has been dredged be­ ChairmajB,, in the estimates that that at the present time this piece high price, and I have not the slight­ fore, but the stone taken out of the figure is gj ven. We have at the pre­ of land is in a very splendid locality est doubt that the House will be channel was deposited on the banks sent mwraent £2,500 invested on and that is the reason the land subjected to considerable criticism of the Rectory property, and the account, -of the St. David's Island there has been divided into lots, for paying such a price as that. . first hurricane that came along bridge. This was made up of two and I know privately that if a cer­ do not see why the burdm shou d washed the whole lot Into the can- loans of, £1,000 each, and the credit tain gentleman could get permis­ not be placed upon a jury appointed Don't let it go until it nel again. So it is no good doing for them belongs to the hon. mem­ sion to purchase the land it would for that particular purpose,and thus develops intosomething this work unless a concrete wall is ber for " Pembroke, the Hon. J. P. be bought at the same price we are absolve the House from the crit­ much mose; Serious. built. Hand, "i rho on one occasion when asked to pay for 1*. The idea of icism whioh will undoubtedly be There is no better the estimates were up, took ad­ getting this land is in order that brought on it. I am not personaPy remedy] for the jrelief of vantage of the opportunity of a the Aquarium may be enlarged by super-sensitive about criticism, but Mr. SPURLING moved the adop­ (Toughs, Colds fend all little reserve to place a sum of some 24 tanks, and also I think I I think that when it comes to } tion of the first item. Bronchial Afflictions money in that fund. (Hear, hear.) might state that the land will be expending public money for pur­ than Robert's Syrup. It I thintl; that is the orgin of it. We sufficient to build a room for the poses of this kind the burden of breaks up the; -cold. Mr. J. S. PEARMAN (Smith's have txt the present moment in­ museum, and also for building a appraising the value of the property soothes; the throat and Parish}:—Mr. Chairman, how deep vested against the Government cottage for the curator. The nec­ should rest upon a Jury, and i>.o't quickly restores normal will the channel be cleared out? Reden lption Fund issue £163,000, essity for the curator being in close upon a Board, and the House then conditions. Most pleas­ and w> e have £127,000 worth Of notes proximity to the Aquarium must be accept the recommendation of the ant tpj take.; Hon. S. 8. SPURLING:—Mr. issued , so that we have £37,000 sur­ patent to everybody. It is true Board. Chairman, ft is proposed to dredge plus 0 ver and above the note issue. Uanufocturadby at the present time he is able to H0BTHB0P « LTMJJj £Q„ to six feet or seven feet. J think We would have to have £13,000 live in a cottage on a piece of land practi cally to meet the ten per Mr. T. H. H. OUTERBRIDGE UMFTEO that is the maximun depth at low near the Aquarium, but this land (Hamilton Parish):—Mr. Chairman. Toronto^ Cauda water, and that is .the maximum cent reserve required by law, and may be sold at any time and he that .leaves us with £21,000 surplus I would just Uke to say a few wo-ds depth at present 'available under might be turned out, and the pos­ in answer to tine hon. member Somerset Bridge. It can hardly be in tht: Government Notes Redemp­ sibility of getting another place tion .Fund. And then we have who has just takjen his seat, re­ any use to dredge deeper than the in close proximity to the Aquarium garding this particular piece oi depth of the water under the bridge. £2,500* which is set aside for the may be remote. I do not say it is, ROBERT'S uenw land. I do not know whether the Take Grove's Laxative BROMO bridge, and which is constantly but it could be. There are times earning money. hon. member knows this parti­ QUININE at the first symptoms —whicrrwas agreed td. when the curator is required to go cular piece of land (Mr. Misick: - of a cold. It often saves much over to the Aquarium in the night, Yes.^he hon. menxber does!) but I SYRUP needless suffering and expense. and sometimes in the early morn­ Its merit as a remedy for colds and Hon. S. SGpePURLING:—Mr. Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT (Paget can asaure the hon. member tha. OF THE EXTRACT OFI influenza is recognized the world Chairman, in moving the second Parish):—Mr^ Chairman, I do no- ing, especially when a h3avy wind that particular section of property COOUVEPAN^ARJ over. It has a larger sale than item, I think I should point out: know whether this proposal int is blowing and there is a possibility in this Colony is getting more valu­ I c •• all other cold remedies combined. that if-this work'is carried out by tends to carry out the suggestion of one of the pumps breaking down, able, perhaps we can say, daily, be­ contract, -the House must under­ of the Board of Works -that we and so on. There is a necessity cause that particular site would ITCHING PILES drove's stand definitely it wis*'have to should charge a toil for the use of for a cottage for him in the Aquar­ make, one of the finest building provide the remainder of the money, this bridge. I am prepared to vote ium grounds. I must be voicing site *vfor homes— fo r Bermuda PA IPO Druggists reeora- Laxative because- you cannot make a con-- for the bridge provided the bridge the sentiments of every member of homes—as any you c an possibly g^A,. _a. mend ft for all forma tract unless you are going to go is built and Used the same as any the House when I say there is also select, • You have Harrin, gton Sound a necessity for transferring the Ointment otpaM. A ^ im •bead with the whole scheme, whicl i other public road, not for the St. there,,and the hon. me.mber must Relieves convince you that BROMO David's Islanders -o pay a toll for musuem from where it now is, know ..that property arc und that, it is estimated will cost £34,000. you have found the correct formula. That includes taking up land on the use of it. Therefore I would like and where very few people know it with a deep-water section, which QUININE the St. George's side for an ap­ the hon. member for St. George's is, to the Aquarium. Site. It wUl I understand this property has right Successful, even la stubborn cases. proach road, and all the necessary to say whether that is still going be an extra inducement to visit at the back of it, Is diffiouVt to buy Tablets the Aquarium, as well as the, GUARANTEE® Succeitful 8t»4tJm 1889 works in connection with it. I to be the propos al. at any price. It Is quite to vel, and THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1931 Page 7

^a^?1 °f the American Army MEMOIRS OF MAR- of the Woevre. On August 9th, In view of the magnificent de­ velopment of the operations on SHALJOCH the Somme, it seemed, advisable to make the Woevre attack as soon as possible; therefore, to gain time, Copyright, 1931, by Doubleday, Doran it was decided, at a meeting at sarcus between General Petain, and Company, be. World Rights General Pershing and myself, to Reserved form the American First Army in this region instead of in the Aisne territory, as had been previously PART III contemplated, since the front along the Aisne was now stabilised. For the time being, es will be noted, we were confining ourselves to the DISENGAGING THE PARIS-AVEI- formation of only one American COUBT RAILWAY IN THE Army. NEIGHBOURHOOD OF C0MMERCY On August 17th, General Pershing Jimmie Jingle Says WEDGWOOD received my general instructions As will have been noted, the for the projected attack. After Energize your system, man, Cream Coloured Earthenware memorandum of July 24th Included reminding him of its purpose—the "Eat more bread," should be your plan. a plan for an American attack In disengaging of the Paris-Avricourt the Woevre region. railway line by the reduction of It was with his cream colour ware, called "Queen's Ware" With this in view, it had been the Saint-Mihiel salient—they BUTTER CRUST BREAD at the request of Queen Charlotte, that Wedgwood first decided on July 22nd to form, in described for him the objectives addition to the American First to be attained, via: the line running Ask Your Grocer made his name. It has the texture and delicate purity of old Army on the Marne, an American roughly through Bouxieres-sous- wory, and is still made in the lovely 18th Century patterns. Second Army, which, as the troops Froidmont (4 miles northeast of BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd. composing it arrived, was to take Pont-a-Mousson) Mars-a-T o u r— Although Queen's Ware is remarkably light for an possession of the sector from Nom- Parf ondrupt— Bezonvaux. They earthenware it is reasonably priced, and is meant for hard eny to the region north of Saint- also indicated the general service. It may be had either in the plain cream or decorated. Mihiel. procedure of the action, which The possibility of creating these was to censist of three attacks: two grand units by the end of One, on the east of the Saint- July showed clearly the importance Mihiel salient, starting from the which American assistance was Lesmesnils-Seicheprey front and assuming along the French front; moving in a northerly direction. The Bermuda Furnishing & Supply Co. it was proof also of the ardent The second, on the north of the desire of American soldiers, so of­ salient, starting from the entrench­ Front Street ten expressed by General Pershing, ed front of Calonne-Haudimont, to have tbe American Expedition­ and moving in an easterly direction. And ary Forces united as soon as possible Tbe third, flanking the second on under his orders, enjoy an auto­ the left and starting from the THE ENGLISH CHINA SHOP nomy similiar to that of the other front Chatillon-sous-les- cotes AUied Armies, and see the stars Bezonvaux. (REID STREET) and Stripes waving over a battle­ A total of 18 or 19 divisions would be necessary. 2273»3«Is. field at the earliest possible mo­ ment. If the objectives thus defined were I was convinced more than any­ attained, the result would be to body else of the necessity of form­ clear far more thoroughly than MILLINERY ing as quickly as possible a great was essential the railway from American Army under the orders Paris to Avricourt. These opera­ of its commander, since I knew tions in the Woevre would, more­ perfectly well that soldiers of a over, bring other results than the national army never fight as well one immediately sought; such as Larger drooping brims, also chic as under the orders of the officers hitting the enemy as hard a blow turned up brims.nn ssaaller -models, The matter of their country has given them, who as possible, obtaining the maxi­ speak the same tongue, fight for mum benefits to be expected from give variety to our new spring col­ Fine Chinaware the same cause, have the same a capital operation, conquering an lection of white Felt Hats. sort of ideas, and act in a manner advantageous base of departure for familiar to the men under them. subsequent offensives. Simply resolves itself I greatly desired to satisfy General General Pershing was given all into one word . • .-. Pershing's wishes with the least material means possible. At his All Prices from 10/6 to 29/6 possible delay. But it would have request three American divisions been unfortunate at the end of (33rd, 78th, 80th), drawn from those July to stop or slow down, for that under Marshal Haig, were trans­ SPODE reason, operations so successfully ferred from tho British zone of begun and then being continued operations to the Meuse; the American First Army received from A name which has set standards of exclusive- in the Tardenois country, in which divisions of tbe American First- the French Army a certain amount LOCKWARD & CO. r ness in designf of achievemefit in technique, of Army were participating. of supplementary resources in Reid Street West beauty, colour, symmetry, balance, and the many It was also necessary to consider artillery, ammunition, tanks, other fundamentals of the fine pottery mak r's aviation, &c, and finally, those 2193«Htu.f.tp. art. the possibility of unforeseen emer­ gencies arising, which might French forces (three army corps) which were to co-operate in the Necessarily choice is our selection! 'Twould necessitate engaging American troops under some command other American attack, were placed und- r not be Spode otherwise... But, the range of price General Pershing's command. is remarkably moderate. than that of their own General-in- Chief. That is what I wrote to On August 24th the Oommander- General Pershing on July 28th. in-Ohief of the American Expediti­ So well did he sieze the meaning onary Forces came to Bombon of my letter in its application to and explained to me the general the French front, that, on July plan and the command organisa­ E. M. ASTWOOD 29th, he related to me his worries tion for the Woevre operation. We in connection with the sending also came to aa agreement regard­ Barton & GuestieIr Front and Queen Streets of American reinforcements to ing the employment of certain Hamilton Italy; he asked me to stick to my American, divisions in the AUied Armies, Two divisions (27th and 2230«J«Ith. opinion in tbe matter of which he was fully cognisant), viz; ''That 30th) were to remain under the it was necessary to concentrate orders of Maishal Haig and take World famous for their Red and our mUitary effort on the Western part in the operations in the British Front, and impossible to deflect zone, and—dating from September White Bordeaux Wines. A full line to some other territory any part 8th—two other divisions of General whatsoever of the American forces." Pershing's reserve (over and above of both is stocked by their agents the 14 American divisions ear­ It was to this same effect that I marked for the Woevre operation) answered our minister of War (1) were to be held in readiness to when, shortly afterwards, he trans­ participate, as circumstances mitted to me a message from Mr. might dictate, either in the at­ SPECIAL SALE Noulens (2) suggesting that Ameri­ r tacks of the French Army or in the of - can reinforcements be sent to the American Army's attack. GOSLING BROTHERS Allied contingents operating in These matters being arranged, Northern Russia. I_declined to see I decided (as we shall see later) that, Men's the necessity of increasing these in view of the successful develop­ forces beyond the total fixed by the ment of the Allied offensives since lS66*TOtu.lh.s.tp. French War Board (3), and I added July 18th and the increasing dis­ Suits and Overcoats that, in any case, no troops should organisation of the enemy. I would be taken from the French front. begin the grand offensive operation At this moment I was pushing foreshadowed in the memorandum Continues all this week forward as rapidly as possible the of July 24th for the end of the preliminaries for the Woevre at­ summer or for the autumn. tack; with this object I asked At the end of August our series of General Petain, on August 4th, at successful moves made lt possible MORRIS A. GIBBONS An Extraordinary Thrift Event my headquarters at Bombon, to to contemplate results far more finish these preparations by the important than the mere disengag­ end of the month, and I urged ing of the Oommercy railway line NAVY SUITING SERGE General Pershing to speed up the by the oapture of the Saint-Mihiel pocket. We were now justified Pure Wool T. J. PEARMAN & SONS (1) Monsieur Olemenceau. in envisaging the battle of Mezieres, Hamilton (2) French Ambassador to Russia. provided we brought to this battle Special Value 22/5 per yard Queen Street (3) The "Oonseil Superieur de all the Allied Armies, and pro­ Guerre," composed of the Minister ST. GEORGE'S STORE 2310C«!tu.eitp. vided especiaUy we did net permit of War and senior French Generals. (Continued u Fa|* >)

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THE FOCH MEMOIRS divisions, not counting those to be recuperated from the forces making the preceding attack), be­ tween the river and the Argonne, H.A.£?E.SMITH W .£* Continued iron Page 7 supported, on the left by an attack jQmiied of the French Fourth Army, the FOUNDED I889 whole under the command of tne American Army to get carried Genetal Petain. too fax in an offensive of its own, The decisions thus arrived at f beaded in a divergent direction— were incorporated in a note which such as might become the case was handed immediately to the two SPALDING'S ijP if it made too great an advance in Commanders-in-Chief as a pre­ the Woevre region. liminary to the general instruc­ (British) Therefore, on August 30, after tions sent them on the next day, apprising General Fetain in the September 3rd. morning as to this new programme, And so, after the changes and I repaired to Ligny-en-Barrois and negotiations just explained, tbe Tennis Racquets saw General Pershing thatsame day. Saint-Mihiel operation was at A Bit of I explained to him the broad lines last got under way. But even then of the projected manoeuvre, it had to be put off forty-eight The choice of an ever increasing which would consist of combining hours after the time first set owing Extra Comfort number of Tournament winners with the Franco-British attack to "the extreme complexity of the who insist on die best for speed, already under way around Cambrai movements of concentration." quality and workmanship. and Saint-Quentin, a Franco- On September 12th, after an No home should be with­ American attack toward Mezieres, artillery preparation by nearly out an oil heater. For that Made from selected Rent Ash and strung along both banks of the Meuse. 3,000 guns during four hours, the chilly room during chang­ with finest quality black or orange gut— This attack was to be entrusted principal attack (American IV. and to an American Army disposed I. Army Corps), starting from the ing seasc ~$—for the bath­ astride tbe Meuse, with the French front of Seicheprey-Limey, was room—for the sun porch from 35/- ($8.40) Fourth Army on its left, and, pos­ launched at 5.00 a.m. in the direc­ sibly, the French Second Army on tion ww of j^Vigneulles-Thiaucourt. during the cold seasons— lis right, the two latter reinforced This attack was so violent, and was and always useful as auxi­ by from twelve to sixteen American carried out with such resolution, SPALDING'S divisions. It was to begin between that the enemy suceeded nowhere liary heat in extreme cold the 15th and 20th of September. in stopping it. The" thick wire weather. In the meantime, both in order entanglements were crossed, the TENNIS BALLS to give no respite to tbe enemy and centres of resistance were over­ also to facilitate the withdrawal whelmed and passed over, and by Used exclusively in the Davis Cup and transfer of the American evening all the objectives had been Masters Hardware Co. Finals and Challenge Rounds for troops destined for the Attack on reached. seven consecutive years. Mezieres, the Woevre operations Meanwhile, the secondary attack Front Street were to be carried out around (American V. Corps), having de­ 1783ti.tn.th.tp 18/9 ($4.50) dozen September 10th by forces reduced bouched at 8.00 o'clock from the to about nine divisions, and with Eparges front, moved forward with their objective limited to the mere the same rapidity as the main Racquet Presses, Racquet Covers, Eyeshades. Clearing of the Paris-Avricourt attack, and, pursuing its advance Tennis Shoes for Cement, Clay or Grass railway line, that is to say, to the throughout the day, reached conquest of the line Vigneulles- Vigneulles-lesHattonchatel in the To protect health Courts—Tennis Socks, Thiaucourt-Regne-ville. In other course of that same night. There, words, to enable me to direct on the morning of the 13th, liaison and comfort you against Mezieres an offensive from was established between the secon­ which I expected very great results. dary and the principal attacks. need the best BRITISH SPORTS DEPARTMENT I was led to reduce the Woevre A few hoursihadisufficed for operation to a far smaller scope And disengaging this Saint-Mihiel tban I bad bad in mind when I salient, where during four years wrote my instructions of August the enemy had been established. KANTLEEK 17th, and, in addition, I was led The Germans did not have time to to ask General Pershing to under­ evacuate the pocket completely, take a new offensive. and 13,250 prisoners with 460 guns HOT WATER Before quitting Ligny I left the were taken. BOTTLES General a note summarising and | It was a splendid success, and I explaining in detail the various hastened to send my congratu­ points touched upon in our talk. lations to General Pershing. To When your stomach is on This note elicited from the Com- complete it, all that had to be a rampage, when bodily mander-in Chief of the American done on the days following—Sep­ pains torment you, or Army some observations which tember 13th, and 15th—was for the when chills keep you he developed in a letter he sent me troops to instal themselves in front awake, there's nothing on August 31st. of the new positions occupied by that brings comfort more To smooth out any difficulty and the enemy and build ajsolid de­ quickly and satisfactorily Yeast has a avoid loss of time, General Persh­ fensive line to face him. tban a good hot-water ing, General Petain, and I assembl­ For the American First Armv bottle. ed on September 2nd at my head­ must now withdraw a considerable For more than twenty- Tonic Effect quarters. We took as a basis for part of its forces and send them to five years Kantleek Hot our conference the answer to the* the west of the Meuse. Here new Water Bottles have been // letter which I had sent General tasks and new fortunes awaited the^leaders in the quality Pershing the day before. It was them. class. Their exclusive fea­ on Health as follows: tures have made them so. Dr. Gustavo Pitta luga, Madrid My note of August 30 and (To be continued in our next issue). Kantleeks are molded in my verbal explanations of the oo—— one piece of smooth, long- same day contemplated organis­ wearing rubber, without DR. PITTALUGA is one of tbe patches, bindings, or world's greatest Authorities on vita­ ing immediately a general battle EAST END NEWS of the Allied Armies: seams. They CAN'T mins, on the blood and on tropical LEAK—and they're guar­ diseases. Hisbooks are studied in hospi­ (1) in a predetermined direc­ tion, ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL anteed to give you unleak- tals and universities throughout Spain ing service for at least two and Latin America. (2) with the maximum of Allied forces, On Thursday last the "Colleg­ years. He is a Professor at the University (3) in the shortest possible ians and Veterans" journeyed to Invest in a Kantleek Hot of Madrid, first vice-president of the time, Prospect to?meet "Staff and De­ Water Bottle today in Atheneum of Madrid, a director of the (4) under the best conditions partments, "/and a very enjoyable your favourite colour, and SpanishBoardofHealth,memberoftbe of supply and hence of communi­ game saw the first named winners thus combine durability Spanish Royal Academy of Medicine. cations. by 7 goals to lfgoal. It was na ex­ with style. Sold only at DR. GUSTAVO PrTTALUGA Read what this famous physician To accomplish this, I had in cellent day for football and tbe Rexall Drug Stores. home side were the first to open the says of yeast:— says of Yeast as a tonic food. Dr. Pit- view as the American Army's taluga s statement appears directly part: scoring but F. Swainson very promptly equalised, and the same "In sufficient quantity,yeast is of under his portrait. (a) All operation against great assistance in keeping the Fleisehmann's Irradiated Yeast is Saint-Mihiel, on a more or less player added two more goals, one The Phoenix intestinal tract clean and healthy. reduced scale. from a penalty kick, and another Its use will banish constipation, not a medicine. It is a fresh food, re­ The Rexall Drug Store markably rich in the vitamins which (b) An attack west of the goal was scored by C. Swainson, renew appetite and aid digestion. and at half time the^visitors led Reid fi Queen Sts. It has a tonic effect on the gen­ combat the strain of present day ex­ Meuse Hamilton eral healt istence. The attack west of the Meuse by 5 goals to 1. In the second half the play became more even, the Telephone 99 "Vfcami , ) is present ia fresh will be maintained at all costs yeast wlii< Eat three cakes of Fleisehmann's home team improving all round, 2312^»5tu. has been exposed to fresh yeast daily, plain or dissolved in as regards direction ultra-vi'i! rays. This vitamin, and tho second half was well ad­ which i water, before or between meals. Eat it as regards the importance of :s the body to assim- the forces engaged, vanced before any further scoring iJate ealci .i and phosphorus, is with regularity. Yeast keeps the intesti­ took place. The last goal was a necessa j build strong bones nal tract clean and healthy, banishes as regards considerations of and teeth time. fine centre by Philip Packwood Huntly Towers constipation, has an amazing tonic ef­ steered into the net by H. Tucker. fect on the general health. If you think, as you state in PAGET your letter of August 31, that you E. Watson and A. Steed were very Agnew E - The Goody Shop cannot undertake the Saint- safe at back, and O. Swainson was Reid Street - Hamilton an outstanding player together The most beautiful and the most Mihiel operation previously or luxuriously appointed house in Please send me the latest Fleisehmann's Yeast simulataneously, even if its scale with his brother F. Swainson, who booklet. be reduced, I consider that this was mainly responsible for the Bermuda. Every room with Pri' Name operation should be abandoned. scoring, he netting five times during vote Bath. Address In any case, with a view to the game. After the game tea was served to the visitors which was Select Clientele Refined At' _ __ s organising at once and without mosphere any loss of time the operations greatly appreciated, and it is hoped west of the Meuse, I request to see the "Staff and Departments" J. BINGHAM MORRIS, Manager you to meet General Petain and on the Garrison ground in tbe 2186fm.ei. to f.tp. me tomorrow, September 2nd, near future. at 2 p.m. at my headquarters, in order that the broad lines of THE SCREEN Announcement these operations may be then and there definitely drawn up. "Brothers" was the attraction put on at St. George's Town Hall Mrs. Annie M. Woodbury In the course of this meeting, on Thursday evening, and a large Registered Nurse One package of which took place under the con­ audience saw this excellent film, ditions stated. General Pershing, which has created so much interest. is prepared to give Physiotherapy after going over the list of American The star actor is Bert Lytell who treatments at Room 9, Bermudiana divisions then in a condition to acts the dual role and this double Building, specialising. Colonic undertake an offensive, admitted characterisation was superbly acted Irrigations, Baking and Massage. IVORY SOAP FLAKES that the Saint-Mihiel operation Quite as successful in her part was Dorothy Sebastian, and the Telephone 716 for appointment. and the offensive against Mezieres 2205ftnl7.t2l.tii24.s28. With every purchase from your grocer did not, by any means, exclude stirring emotional scenes were one the other, provided they follow­ followed with intense interest. The of ed in rapid succession and that the Bermuda Moving Picture Oompany BAR FIXTURES dates were arranged with this alsOjjgavo the topical news of world 10 cakes of P & G Octagolf*Shape Soap end in view. wide Interest, and the whole pro­ Star Superior Under these conditions, it was gramme was one of the best put Large stock of new and used bars decided: on of late in the Town Hall. complete with beer pumps, from or 10 cakes of P & G White Naptha Soap (1) That the attack on Saint- 5 ft. to 50 ft. long, for Barrrooms, Mihiel, limited to the occupation PERSONAL Grills and Taverns. Custom built Ask your grocer for further mforrnatian of the line Vigneulles-Thiaucourt- Mrs. Leland Barnes of St. bars and beer coolers designed and W.H.R.& J. H. Cooper Regneville, would be prepared for George's who is a patient in King built to order at a short notice. execution on September 10th, using Edward Hospital is reported as DRY DOCK BAR FIXTURE CO. Distributors of PROCTOR & GAMBLE SOAPS from eight to ten divisions. slightly better, which is gratifying Largest bar fixture dealer in tbe (2) That the attack west of the news to their friends at the East country. 831-3 Bowery, New 54 Front Street Phone 511 Meuse would be made between Enat Another patient is Mrs. John York City. Plans and estimates { September 20th and 25th by the Gilberg who also is much improved submitted. American Army (twelve to fourteen in health. 00Wtn.rM§. THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1931 Page 9

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DEATH OF WORLD'S FA­ TERRACE TIDINGS IliliPji'lllWUftlP VOURITE SINGER The Hamilton Hotel was. host to, a ^^KttSP^i^ number of distinguished - visitors!

from England on Saturday, Febra- EIOHTY-BIX YEARS OF LEADERSHIP IN WEARING APPAREL Melba Dies in Sydney ary 21, when a party of fifteen from the Canadian Pacific cruise Save Your Carpets, SYDNEY, Feb. 2$—The death of ship "Duchess of Richmond," Dame Melba, the famous singer, lunched, dined, danced in the-SEer-.* is announced. She had been suf­ race Room, and spent the night; Save Labour, fering from a skin infection for returning to the Duchess Sunday some time and died here in a nurs­ morning to resume their tour, Your Experience ing home. 'At her bedside at the which, includes a stop, ajt^Madeira Banish Dust and Dirt from time of her death were members before the return to Avonmouth, of her family, while many friends, England ..-• ' .-, your Home—Easily— including Lemmone, the famous Among the guests were the In life undoubtedly convin­ flautist, her accompanist and others Countess of Rosslyn, her son, the ces you that nine times out of were nearby. S,he was taken il' Hon. Hamish St.- Clair Erskine, ten "you get what you pay for" In the United aboard the liner "Cathay" enroute^ the Honourable Mrs. Cubitt, Mr. to Australia and -sent to a hospital Godfrey Ridpath. life* ffrlan Hat- We find it so. Don't be mis­ States a vacuum cleaner is used in seven out of in Melbourne .last. October. .Im­ trx. Mr^£-|JaJaei- SabattinL Dr. led by cries of just as good for every ten homes,—why?—because they proving sufficiently to leave the George X^rftrmgton, *MisS D. %£. hospital she suffered a relapse and. WhesftlarMv Bfif.**rfi^W«tson and less money. It just isn't reas­ save time and money, a vacuum cleaner sucks was again taken to a hospital in' JSiSS.Ms..V.- WateoriSfe^r. _.. r ;,:_;• : onable. all the dirt out of your carpets without wearing this city on January 26. Her * at a. .iji. physicians were most reticent about them (only the wheels of the Westinghouse her grave condition and gave out The Terrace-Room was the scene Supersuction Vacuum Cleaner touch the little information to the papers, as of many delightful parties on Fri­ Melba insisted on reading the re­ day and Saturday nights. The Shop here and he sure. carpet, a tremendous current of air draws all ports of her illness when printed. simple elegance Of the softly lighted the dust and dirt away)—but this is not all, the room making it a splendid foil for the display of lovely frocks always dusting tools will clean everything, chairs, in evidence in the gatherings that curtains, walls ceilings, books, clothes, every­ nightly assemble atfthe tables. ji^jMiiiiOTnmiiJ^gB^^^^^^s^^^^^^^^lWIBK Saturday night was especially thing in ycur home. noteworthy by its being graced J?F with, the presence of some of the THE WESTINGHOUSE SUPERSUCTION natables from the visiting ''Duch­ VACUUM CLEANER ess of Richmond." In one party were the Countess of Rosslyn, her BfWl&Fi? Costs £9. 0. 0 complete with all son, the Hon. Hamish Erksine, the Hon. Mrs. Cubitt, of London, attachments, and is obtainable on making a Mr. Vlv4anHattry and Mr. Godfrey small deposit. Phone 394, a demonstration Ridpath, of London. Another of the English parties included Dr. will be given in your home without obligation. D. M. Worthington, Miss D., J&. Wheatland, Mr. W. EjWatson and Miss M. V. Watson. Among the dancers were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harrison, of Worcester, The Electric Light Company Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hilton, DAME MELBA, Whose Yoke Delighted New YorJr; Mr.; and Mrs. Albert Bader, Brooklyn; Mr. Wm. Wald- Audiences for Many Years Passes ron, Mr. Charles Talbot and Mr. Howard. Trott, Jr. Others who •Englfeij §>twrt0 ^np \ Away in Sydney entertained were Sirs; R. Blackman, Mr. Robert Harding and Mr. Paul ^^K^^^^^^^^O*^ Outerbridge. TW* Nellie Melba (Helen Porter Mit­ At At at offer chell) was born at Richmond, near Mrs. Rafael Sabattini, wife of Melbourne, on May 19, 1866. Her the noted author, who is a.xnember father was Scotch and her mother of the cruising party ontfce "Duch­ of Spanish descent. She was edu­ ess of Richmond," was the guest of AQUA VISTA ESTATE cated at the Presbyterian Ladies' MEN'S POLO COATS College in Melbourne and learned to • the ga^miltoH. Hote/l Saturday play the piano at the early" age of 3. night,, JK§rs.. Sabattisii spent the DEVONSHIRE day sighjfc-sestng, returning to_the She appeared in concert, singing in of pure Camels Hair, tailored in her own accompaniment,_ at th>' ship on Sunday morning. Is Now Being Offered age of 6. Studying under teachers Hanover Square, London, to our in Melbourne, she later went to Mr. Paul Outerbridge enter­ special order in an authentic Paris and studied voice with the tained at dinner in the Hamilton; FOR SALE famous Madame Marchesi. In Saturday evening, February 21. model. 1882 she married Captain Charles Covers were laid for four. In Building Lots Nesbitt" Frederick Armstrong. She * * * £12.10.0 ($60.00) The property runs from the Public road to the waters of made her debut as Gilda in "Rigo- Dr. and Mrs. Howard Sprague, South Shore and all lots will have rights of the Beach. letto," in Brussels, Belgium, Octo­ of .Boston^ Mass., aws at the Ham­ ber 15, 1887, at which time she ilton for a fortnight's holiday. One of the most desirable properties in Devonshire adopted the name of Melba. Her * W -aft Parish and the most desirable part of these Island to build success was immediate. Her first Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. R. Berg your Home. appearance In London was in 1888, are at the Hamilton for a visit that /• The lots measure approximately sixty feet x 14Q as Lucia In "Lucia di Lammer- will extend into Man*. • Mr. Berg moor." Her American debut'jflie^ is a prormnent/inyest ment banker feet on a new twenty foot road running North and curred during the Metropolitan of Boston, Moss. ""' water is heated, and it & delights The game room looks awfully South. Opera season of 1893 and she shared •. far '-AJr.'.Ayt.i^^Sa-- TSW-g fully clear and salt. smart in its new decoration of honours on that stage with the Be sure to visit _1»h€> Blue Tiled * at * light green, and Table Tennis and Priced at front £25t up famous De Rezske brothers for Pool for your moriiiiig dip; the TO-NIGHT is THE night of Skee Ball are always popular. Even some years. Her greatest triumph revelry in the Terrace Room-and if the wind is a bit cool, you'll find was on her return to Australia, in adjoining lounges. The 12th An­ the salt water of the Blue Tiled j Plans by J. H. Dale, Surveyor,'may be seen at any ti 1903. when she was received by the nual Black and White BaU promises Pool heated to an agreeable tem­ 5 * Apply heads of the colonial governments from sqve^eigns "tie* world over. and sang to immense crowds. She She was created Dame of the Brit­ to be gayer and cleverer than ever, perature, so that you can enjoy a 2 F. J. G. FOOTE was "prima donna assoluta" at ish Eniiare, in ItS&gVtfpr war work. and the whole island is expectant swim whether the sun shines or a the Royal Opera, Covent Garden, Her exquisite voice charmed every of a delightful time at the brilliant not; and when it does shine the £ Front Street, Hamilton, Bermuda London. She was the recipient of - audience *fior many years and her affair. Be sure to come early. It surrounding, terrace is just the is the one ball of the Winter that 5 Phone 521 numerous decorations and gifts death will be-^ sincerely mourned place for a sun-bath. ^by^couritless thousands. / , no one should miss. , f Waterproof Capes and Leggings^/iS'WDOD'S Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1931

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AT\ Classified Advertisements HOUSES FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED X RALEIGH LOST For Rent or Sale THE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE n Properties for Sale tt .V over 1,000,000 LOST—Strayed from home Para­ MRS. ROBINSON keet (Peter). Friday morning. Find­ satisfied owners er please return to Mrs. Isabella CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. K Thomas, Serpentine Road, Pem­ Bank of Bermuda Building. West End lS73f*3tn. WADSON'S broke. Reward. Branch. Phone 963. Cables "Carbrook" 2333*W. 1359«5*J">.e'tP #**«•**«•*>*? »>OOBOO(9BC)B(9BCK3BC)BC» LOST—Black Ribbon Hat between •Elbow Beach and Hamilton. Re­ ward. Return to Delia Southerland. HOMES FOR RENT PERSONAL ENGLAND vs SOUTH BERMUDA LAWN TENNIS Royal Prince Hotel. or Sale I3RUARY 1931 TOURNAMENT 2343*tU.W. GRAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY -, Mtfc TUt WtO IHW *«l~*AT Mr. Dudley Field Malone, the noted advocate of Human Suffrage AFRICA LOST—B e t w e e n Dr. Williams Telephone Building, Beid Street 2 3 4 5 6 7 whose address made here last year (Continued from P*gs 1) office and the Hamilton Hotel on Hamilton on behalf of the Bermuda Woman Sunday, between 5.30 a:id 7 p. m. 10 II12 1314 •m.—Misses Palfrey vs. li-iss Telephone &f"J l.aMe "Hoa&cs" Suffrage Society la still warmly re­ Home Team All Out Tibbets and Miss One Mixed Tweed New Top Coat. 1517 18 19 20 21 membered, will arrive on Wednes­ Strode- Blake. Miss Suitable reward if returned to the day with Mrs. Malone and friends Colonist Office. 2 25 24 25 26 27 28 by the "California" and will sail for 252 Rice and Miss Harland vs. Mrs. Robinson and 2319*tu BERMUDA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION j again on Thursday evening. c'.'tULLTY TO ANIMALS Mrs. Lucas. Unfortunately the shortness of Henry Coolidge Adams, Sec. — - Treat. DURBAN, Feb. 23:—On Saturday Miss Morrill and Miss Office in his stay will prevent Mr. Malone Anderson vs. Miss Hag­ EMPLOYMENT accepting any public engagement last only a short'time was available New Windsor Hotel (Phone 187) TOD A Y for play owing to the delay in start­ gard and Snowden. Hamilton though he is still keenly Interested INii ECTOR - - Mr. Sydney 0. Sim. ing and the subsequent ram, and WANTED—Messenger Boy also Ex­ in the cause of the extension of the -oo- perienced Woman Presser, full time Devonshire (Phone 887) Pictures: suffrage in Bermuda. South Africa had scored 32 runs for Hall: Matinee, 3, ' 'Hot For no wickets work, good salary to suitable per­ » * • ENGLISH FOOTBALL RESULTS son. Apply Jeffrey's The Cleaners. is, ' and 7 to 11 p.m Today the day was hot and the A welcome visitor to Bermuda is wicket fast but the opening bats­ 2291ts.m.tu. # * * (Continued f om Page 3) SKINNY GIRL IS OUT OF LUCK Mr. J. Smylie Harkness, president men played with extreme caution, anics' Hall Theati The WANTED—Companion for old lady, of the Charles Eneu Johnson Co., bringing the score to 94 for no al Family,'- 7to 11. p.m must sleep home. Telephone 518 SHE IS SELDOM POPULAR printing and litho ink manufac­ wickets at lunch. By this time a Falkirk 3 Queens Park 0 after 5 p.m. turers of, Philadelphia. crowd of 5,000 was present and saw Hibernians l Morton 1 ra House: "H.M.S. 2327*tu. Mr. Harkness was here twenty some effective bowling and fielding, Leith A. 2 Hearts l Gets the Cold Shoulder froi years ago and remembers with Motherwell 4 Airdrie 0 -oo- the whole side being out at the Companion-Housekeeper. Lady tho Men much pleasure taking part in the Rangers 1 Kilmarnock 0 AT? close of play for 252. wishes employment at once, capable Paper Chase Club runs with Mr. St. Mirren 1 Celtic 3 ii Of MR. EDWARD J. D. C. Darrell. Scores: and adaptable. Write Jtsox Dunfermline A 2 Thousands of skinny girls have her Bermuda home. Mrs. Watson, Bo'ness 4 Dumbarton 4 FOR SALE—Upright Piano in good proved they can put on weight and e of his daughter, Mrs. R. of Great Neck, L.I., came down with Taylor., c. and b. Peebles 16 =on, Erin Lodge, Welling- Viljoen. c. Hammond, b. Clydebank 5 Armadale 2 repair. Telephone 217. feel fine. While doing it they look her for an extended visit. Dundee United 6 Brochen C. 0 2271*s. ei to f27. good and feel good simply because aturday evening. The • a> * Tate 16 Forfar A. 2 St. Johnstone 1 their blood is made strong, red, and en receiving medi- Cameron, b. Voce 4 FOR SALE—Single Surrey. Has.not Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rogers, jr., Kings Park 3 Queen of SouthO full of energy. on for some time past Dalton, c. Farrimond, b. been used. Phone 510-R. have taken the Godet house in Raith Rovers 2 Montrose i Tho way to gain weight is to take en confined to his bed Paget known as "St. Helier" for Ha. ~iond _ 31 2331*tu.w.th. weeks. A full report of McMillan i-ot out 29 Third Lanark 4 E. Stirlingshii e2 Ferrozone, which is a true blood- , which took place at the se ason. Vincent, o. Chapman, b. food, a weight-building j and Cemetery on Sunday, • * • Peebles 6 WANTED strengthening tonic. n our next issue. Mrs. J. W. Mckenzie returned to Bell.b. voce - 0 Ferrozone contains IRON—lots the Bermudiana [yesterday after a Cochrane, b. Peebles 4 POSITION WANTED by a young of iron, the kind of iron you find in vie it to New York and vicinity. Extras.... 0 man, white, seeks any kind of spinach and celery. You can assimi­ kJSSAJ WNED • * » Hie most effective work, or general work. Write box late this kind of iron and get strong Mrs. Edmund Gibbons was Total ,,•;,.:,„.„ .....852 2220, Bermuda Press. on it. Ferrozone builds sound flesh, _ insectide ~220*w. ei to tu24. and does it quickly. rnmg at 8.15 a.m., among those returning on the Bermuda yesterday morning. Costs less too The improvement with Ferrozone n was seen floating WANTED TO PURCHASE, OR is rapid. In a short time those ugly iX near Tynes Bay, • * * RENT—Improved or Unimproved Miss Maud Lane, of the Woman's hollows in the cheeks and shoulders Devonshire, and small Property, preferably on shore round out. Sharp angular lines give ;er was found to be Shop, returned yesterday after a For Flavor • • • front in Paget, Warwick or South­ 0L0of head oSr chea t art more easily way to nicely moulded curves. ter Arnold, age about 43, trip to New York. treated externally with— ampton East. Give particulars. Ad­ Ferrozone makes' the blood red, i been employed at the Sail- C dress Box XYZ Bermuda Press. fills it with vitality — develops tome, H.M. Dockyard, and HEINZ 2292*s.tu. strength and vigour. If you are i missing since Saturday NAVAL NOTES • VAPORUB weak give this amazing health- Mr. H. Vllliers Smith and > ST Varieties, ..-r,,- O—r SIMUROA. Jwn Uawatrwwrb builder a trial—it is blood-food cf he body, with Dr. O. Accommoiaailoi. wonde. ul power, a tonic of great 12.15 p.m., when per- H.M.S. "Heliotrope" arrived at value t men, women and children. ;iven for burial, which Nassau, Bahamas 81st February. Young Man wants room and boaru -»5()c iJ •r bax, 6 boxes for $2.50 a: merset the same af- in private house in or mur Hamil­ ;rs. joa. Rear Admiral Commanding 2nd u GENUINENESS . ton. Write Box 2320, iid'a. Tress. juiry will be held at the Cruiser Squadron, Atlantic Fleet In making a present of a piece of silverware, the first thing 2320*tu. Hamilton, on Friday in H.M.S. "Hawkins" with H.M.S. you do is to satisfy yourself by the Hall Mark stamped on it, is CHILDREN'S COLDS TREATED X 2.30 p.m. "York" loft St. Lucia 20th February FOafli HEN'! —oo— and arrived at Barbados 21st Feb. it not so? WITHOUT MEDICINE * * * SO ALSO WITH RUM FOR RENT-"Wistonia", Paget APARTMENT OF H.M.S. "Adventure** left St. If you want the genuine West, situated „ on ^southside of Vincent and arrived at Barbados »_iaK a saucepan or pitcher ox Barbados Mount Gay Rum Ord Road, near_ Warwick boundary. water: )!ace it on a spirit stove o 21st Fbbruary. Unfurnished, five^roorns, bathroom ta^RICULTURw E * w at lamp. Add half a teaspoonful o see that our - and good basement. Phone 772. Catarrhozone to a pint of wate. ThP Commander-in-Chief of the 2304tm.tu.w. which is brought to a boil. Let the UCES AT ST. JOHN Atlantic, Fleet in H.M.S. "Nelson" TRADE ft. #. ^iutiA. t£ MARK. steam from the kettle fill the room left Kingston, Jamaica, 21st Feb­ appears on the cask or the bottle without which none is genuine. FOR RENT Large Furnished so that medicated air is breathed in shipment made to J. ruary and arrived at Colon 23rd Double Room in city. Southern bytheci'ild. The distressing cough White on 4th February the Februfiry. MOUNT GAY DISTILLERIES is relievo 1. Good results are quickly irices were obtained. * * * exposure overlooking harbour. Barbados, B. W. L Write Box No.2332ttu.w.th. noticeable from using Catarrho­ $1.75 H.Ji.s. "Rodney" leit St. Vin­ » $1.65 zone in this manner. Even fo, cent 22nd February and arrives at Obtainable froih all Reputable Wine Merchants FOR RENT—For balance of season small infants this treatment is 00 AntI gua 23rd February. or longer period the house known ideal. £very good druggist sells as Pansy Knoll, Pembroke. A very Catarrhozone in-50c bottles. C. BAND CON­ B:.M.S. "Scarborough" arrived at well furnished new house contain­ B&' rbados 21st February. ing three bedrooms, large Uving CERT ASK FOR room, dining room, tiled bathroon, Start today sav JH.M.S. "Norfolk" left Dominica kitchen, pantry, two fireplaces, ing Octagon 22-nd February and arrived at Nevis electric refrigeration. Beautiful Coupons for ; to the inclement weather 23 rd February. gardens. Fifteen minutes walk many beautiiu day afternoon, the Band a at w from Hamilton. Apply CAMPBELL free gifts. t was unable to be given in H.M. Canadian Ship "Champ- a. GOSLING & COMPANY, Bank of 3 as arranged, but will lain" left Barbados 22nd February Bermuda Building. Telephone 963. i next Sunday, March 1, and arrived at Trinidad 23rd Feb­ 2328ttu.w. jjA new tobacco pouch Includes a ..jual time. ruary. compartment to hold a pipe. at w at MRS. GROSVENOR TUCKER TEA REAL ESTATE Compressed air mechanism in a for rent, furnished and un­ base to which it is attached is said "*KE pleasure you get to give an airplane for training The Name Guaranties Satisfaction furnished. Land for sale. in drinking Brooke WtaUSURY, Richmond Road purposes all the movements of flying Cables "Teucro" Phone 287 without a student leaving the 3ond Tea is the pleasure POWELL 6c CO., BERMUDA DISTRIBUTORS ground. lich only a really good **•***•*«*». ^ft************^****************************************************^ tea can give you* •IP **/*' £* "DUNLOP" *.* CAMBRIDGE TYRES 8/- INNER TUBES 3/- 8 if 6i J. B. ASTWOOD & SON i rooke Bond Tea §P 2307