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League Council Hears SUPPLY BILLS THROUGH RAILWAY COMMISSION CASE MRS. BUTTERFIELD DECIDES THEYSAY COMMITTEE STAGE \ JUDGMENT DELIVERED TO PAY HER TAXES ] That the cold snap up north should Bolivia's Claims Hamilton Hotel Company Bill Both Parties Partially Succeed Interest Stirred up Locally, in send many in search of the sun­ Passes Unamended shine. in Claims, Chief Justice Rules the U. S. and Canada * » * ! The Appropriation Bill and the That the Christmas rush ought to State Completes Testimony in Civil cases occupied the time of Customs Tariff Bill passed second i "The Act may be inadequate in make up for an unusual falling readings in the House of Assembly j this respect; it may be insufficient Hamilton Police Court yesterday off in travel lately. Wilson Trial yesterday afternoon. The Hamil- j in its visualisation; it may be de­ and the only charge of any public * * * ton Hotel Company Bill, incor- ficient in what would, or might be interest concerned Mrs. Doris Trott Butterfield who was summoned to That many persist in comparing porating the new company which j necessary; but the Act remains, sub-normal with abnormal. MACHADO LANDS IN GERMANY is to lease the Hamilton Hotel, ! and I cannot read into its interpola­ show cause why she had not com­ plied with the judgment of the * * * also passed second reading. With j tion something the Act does not That by such comparison they these measures through the de J contain ... I therefore find that Court and paid the taxes owed by her to the Overseers of the Poor for cause themselves Unnecessary bate stage, tomorrow's meeting i while the Commissioners were jus­ No News of Missing Fliers—Mrs. Ulm Still Hopeful— Paget. The amount was £12. 2. 0. alarm. should be more or less a formal tified in employing outside expert and the Court costs amounted to * * * one for passing them through , opinion (if I may use the word English Army Recruiting Army Shows Improvement 6/-. Thai the condition of the streets final reading. 'outside' in that meaning) they needs serious thought. "When I refused to pay my taxes —Constitutional Guarantees Withdrawn in Cuba— The Customs Tariff Bill was j were not justified in employing Mr. * * * amended in one or two minor I Livingston at a special fee. I under protest I referred to the un­ just sex discrimination," said Mrs. That this does not mean only Siam Urges Return of King and Queen—R. A. F. instances to bring it completely ] think, seeing that both parties have cleanliness. into line with the House's previous j partially succeeded in their claims, Butterfield. She felt that the Flying Accidents Greatly Decreased—Soviet Sends publicity given to her protest and decisions. I I make no order as to costs." That it refers to order. An amendment brought for- This in part was the judgment those of her colleagues had "stirred Sharp Note to Manchukuo—Poland Sets House in up interest in Bermuda as well as * * * ward by the Finance Committee ] given in the Supreme Court yester­ That the inconvenience of parked(:) Order—Red Star Line to Withdraw From Business— concerned artificial eyes and limbs, • day by the Chief Justice, Sir Sydney in the United States and Canada." Mrs. Butterfield still protested bicycles has already attracted which are now placed on the free j Rowan-Hamilton, in the case of the attention of the authorities. Murder Sensation in England — Antigua Debates list. \ the Attorney General vs. the Ber­ against what she described as an INSECTICIDES muda Railway Company. "unjust law which she was bound to * * * Important Measures—60,000 Chinese Communists The only debate which arose obey and which was not the fault That now for prevention of crowds FULL JUDGMENT concerned an amendment moved of those who had to administer it." and the consequent noise. Disturb Province—Latest Despatches—Sporting News by Mr. B. C. C. Outerbridge. Item The complete text of the judg­ It was none the less unjust, she * * # 33 in the table of exemptions is ment follows: averred. That the idea is becoming firmly "Insecticides and fungicides, ap­ fixed that street corners are The Plaintiff's claim is brought THANKS FOR TROUBLE! i proved by the Director of Agricul- j rendezvous for the mobs. THE SAAR SITUATION ARMY RECRUITING IMPROVES to recover the sum of £405. 1. 3., I ture." Mr. Outerbridge sought to j * * * being one-half of expenses paid out Mrs. Butterfield went on to IN ENGLAND change this to "certified by the . That this way danger lies. of the Public Treasury, under the thank the Bench, the Overseers of Stringent Regulations for Director." His amendment was i * * + provisions of Section 15 (1) and (2) the Poor and the Police Constable ! LONDON, Dec. 12. (CP) -After lost in a division. ) That at times it is difficult to be­ of The Bermuda Railway Co. Act, for their courtesy at all times, j Plebiscite the slack period late in summer, The Appropriation Bill, appropri- j lieve one is in a select resort. 1924. "Rather than cause any further army recruiting lias shown much ating £380,794, passed through com- j The Defence of the Company to trouble I have decided, having the * * • BRUECKEN. Saar. Dec. 12. (CD- improvement recently, although mittee without comment, the \ means, to pay my taxes," she said. territory of all plebiscite polling it is estimated today that the schedule (individual items as ap- ! the claim is that a portion of it That "Isles of Rest" becomes a involved acts "ultra vires" and for "I feel it is my duty to do it." She j grim joke. was declared today to be army will be 2,GOO short of strength proved in the Estimate of Expen­ then produced a cheque and handed i those expenses they are not liable. * * * i Man's Land." and all plebis- al the end of the year. The home diture) being not read in full. it to the Bench, but His Worship j Let me consider for a moment That nothing yet has been heard Of officials v. ere given extra- establishment is 137.000. The Supplementary Appropri­ stated that the money must be I what is meant by "ultra vires." that building commission which ' >rial stat:.; by tne Saar pleb- ation Resolve No. 12 passed third paid to the Overseers of the Poor. ! Street in his treatise writes that was also to take care of many •ite commission. Thes3 stringent -oo reading. It appropriates roughly . "No business must be done by ' it may be regarded from the fol­ other important matters. .'illations were issued in order £5.500, of which £2,400 is for ad-*j debtors in this Court," ordered \ DRASTIC MEASURES IN CUBA lowing different points of view, viz: * * * sure a fair referendum and the ditional transit charges incurred ; the Court, "it is not an office." "special powers," "special activi­ That very soon it will bo a case of irecy of tin oi a Ja c nary 13, by the Post Office in 1932, 1933 and j 00— ties," "special privileges," and he .: the Saar ini i Oil it: will HAVANA. Dee. 12. CP: Drastic 1934. | locking the stable door after the further says "the act of the cor­ steed has been stolen. /ote to return to Germany, join ures were invoked by the HAMILTON HOTEL SEASONAL BOOKINGS poration, which it claims it has a ., •• under the League provisional government today to The various restrictive amend- * * * right to do, is allocated as "ultra EXCELLENT ii Na tons mandate. cope with threatened uprisings. ments to the Hamilton Hotel i vires," meaning beyond its That the bridge fiends are still talk­ -oo In tha provmces of Havana. Santa Company Bill were rejected by privileges. In many instances Mr. F. C. Misick Reports ing of the freak distribution of Clara and Camaguey constitu­ substantial majorities, the House j THE CHACO CRISIS "ultra vires" and illegality mean cards at the last tournament. tional guarantees were suspended. apparently feeling that it should i Mr. F. C. Misick, M.C.P., return­ the same. An example frequently * * * The authorities are thus enabled not discriminate between this com­ ed to Bermuda on Monday by used is where a Company is incor­ That many slams were called but Bolivia Blames Paraguay to search homes without warrants pany and other hotel companies, the "Queen" after a short business porated to build a railway only, few were made. and hold prisoners without bringing which are given quite wide powers, j trip to the States. it would be ultra vires for it to * * * GENEVA, Dec. 12. CP For every charges against them, also to The main objectors to the bill Asked his impressions of condi­ construct a harbour. If we can That chess is coming into favour; p of blood shed in the Chaco inspect personal mail. Matanzas were Sir Stanley Spurling and Mr. tions in the States as they might take it that ultra vires and illegality rapidly. war after December 20 and every is the only remaining province Wilkinson. The latter said that 40 affect our tourist trade, he re­ mean approximately the same * * * Paraguayan soldier killed, Fara- where the citizens are assured per cent of the shares were to be ported that both steamship com­ thing, as not to matter, then I That only those who can spend a - alone responsible, the of their constitutional rights, since held by Mr. Stratton and 11 per panies and tourist agents were think we are safe to use the word whole night without conversa­ Chaco advisory committee of the the guarantees were suspended in cent by his brother in Canada, j confident that the season would be in the case before me. tion need apply. League of Nations was toid today. Piiiar del Rio and Oriente provinces Therefore, he urged, Mr. Stratton j good, and it was also learned that * a a The Bolivian delegate, emphasing some time ago. would have control over the com- j FACTS OF CASE bookings for Christmas and Easter That in consequence there will be the rapidity with which Bolivia pany, and he saw no reason why ! Let us now consider the fact. were already excellent. oo no chess board found in ths accepted the League's peace plan, a foreign company should be given I The Acts dealing with the position Specking more particularly of House on the Hill. declared that the whole spirit the privileges the bill contained, i New York, Mr. Misick said that KING OF SIAM URGED TO RETURN of the Bermuda Railway Co., Ltd. of the Geneva programme is that Sir Stanley Sparling's objection j are to be found in Volume 3 Laws from all appearances there was a | oo both belligerents must reply by to the company being given such ' of Bermuda, Dill's Compilation, marked air of confidence and op- j timism and the large crowds found THE MOTHERS' UNION the 20th. Paraguay has not yet LONDON. Dec. 12. (CP)—The wide powers was that its mini- j on page 449 et sequentes. The im­ in the stores, theatres and hotels j acted. fervent wish that the King and mum capitalisation £10.000. portant sections are 13, 15 and 74 bespoke a return of propserity. oo Queen of Siam return to their peo­ The local bills of the Hamilton i of the Act passed in 1924. Part 1 oo (Army Branch) ple and retain the crowns they Hotel were £3,000 a month, ho de­ is concerned with definitions: clared, and the incorporation of { "Commissioners" mean Railway THE WILSON TRIAL threatened to discard, was ex­ ORATORS AND CANDIDATES The General Meeting of the such a company with only £10,000 j Commissioners appointed by the pressed today by Chao Phy Sri Mother's Union (Army Branch) capital, as he understood if, would \ Governor. In the "Composition" paper set i State Completes Testimony Dharmadhibes, speaker of the will NOT take place today but is have, would be a source of con- ! the candidates for tha Cambridge j house of representatives. Part 5 is headed "The Railway postponed to Tuesday, January siderable risk to the commercial , Local Examinations yesterday, the EL PASO. Texas, Dec. 12 ;CF; - Commissioners" and Section 13 8th., and will take place at 3 p.m. -00 community. £10,000 would not I following speech/:) was given and >ugh key witnessas the State reads as follows:— in the Garrison Library, Prospect. meet the hotel's commitments '! candidates were asked to write it I ssterday completed its testimony 13. (1) The governor is hereby It is important that there should LOW RECORD IN R.A.F. FLYING for a month, he assorted. again making the necessary gram- ' wing how Arthur C. Wilson, on empowered to appoint by a Com­ be as complete a gathering of mem­ Both Mr. Wilkinson's amend- ' matical corrections: I for murder, set out onSeptem- ACCIDENTS mission under the Great Seal of bers as possible. , - 16. 1933, from Cleveland with ment to curb the powers of the ; these Islands three persons to be "Gentlemen, I must seriously j :rs. Irene Debolt and arrived alone company, and Sir Stanley Spur- Railway Commissioners, one of differ with most of you on this j —oo it Pecos, t . yhere he stayed in LONDON, Dec. 12. (CP)—The ling's to eliminate their land- | whom the Governor may nominate question. Speaking as a busi­ . toarl.-- camp on November 7, Royal Air Force, possessing 92 holding privileges, were thrown as Chairman, and if either of such ness man, this schema is a wild FOREIGN BONDS he day the Cleveland widow's nude ; squadrons with 880 first line air­ oat, only seven voting for them. | Commissioners shall die, resign, one, and if we decided to adopt it we shall never find the money. ' - found :n a Tet;;:s desert [ craft and 130 auxiliaries, expects to Taking his cue from the obvious j quit these Islands or bo removed The following quotations were Except we practise economy, we . h hex he; d smashed. establish a new low record for inclination of the House to make furnished by the Canadian Press Continued on Page 10 shall get no support neither from 00 fh ing accidents when the year's no changes in tho bill, Sir Stanley i under date of December 11:— ——00 the townspeople or anyone else. books are closed. To date this then withdrew further amend- Bonds—-Canadian 4% Loan, 1953- I would prefer postponing the FOR] 2R PRESIDENT IN j year there have been 19 RAF acci­ ments of which he gave notice ; OUR CHRISTMAS NUMBER 53, £113; British 2\% Consols whole business than get into dents involving 28 deaths. Ten on the last day of meeting. The £89-3/8; British 3J% War Loan £106- GERMANY debt, but it is the duty of us all years ago there was one fatality remaining clauses of the bill passed 7/8; British Funding 4's, 1960-90, Big Special Feature Published to find a cheaper plan, which will for every 2,000 hours flown. Today without comment. : £118-7/8; Argentine Recission 4's. ."-I A .'-—,/\ T - JO ff,t-T>\ frPT- I i prove as good or better than the -xjj... .,; ...A. . i> :^j. . . - •- • • uci i the rate is one in nearly 12,000 on Saturday £101; Austrian 6's £102J; Brazil SUBSIDY CONTRACT j one which has been proposed." ardo Machado, former president I flying hours. Funding 5's £99^; French War 5'8, A bill authorising the Trade j * * * of Cuba disi mbarked here without j Our special Christmas Number i £30; German 7's, 1924, £64}. Development Board to modify their It almost looks as though the publicity from the S.s. "Frida 00 will be published on Saturday and contract with Messrs. Furness, j examiners had been reading some Horn." He apparently expects to already there is a big demand Withy, in accordance with the j recent speeches, and it would be spend several weeks in Germany SHARP NOTES EXCHANGED for copies. recently negotiated agreement, was i interesting to know how some of before going to Italy. In addition to the competitions read first and second times under j the local candidates improved on MOSCOW. Dec. 12. (CP-Havas)— and illustrated features, His Lord­ SPORTS oo the guidance of Mr. Gosling. The the oratorical effort. The recent Manchukuo note to ship the Bishop and other WIFE OF MISSING FLIER measure was sent forward by the oo NEWS the Soviet government asserting Governor yesterday. j clergy have kindly contributed ap­ STILL HOPEFUL that the arrests ,of the Soviet em­ propriate messages, and we believe BERMUDA COMMISSION MER­ Third readings were given to the On Page 11 ployees of the Chinese Eastern School Teachers Superannuation , the number will be appreciated CHANTS ASSOCIATION SYDNEY, N.S.W., Dec. 12 (CP) Railway followed "grave outrages" Bill and the Criminal Code Amend- | more than ever by our readers. Although Flight-Lieutenant Char­ has been branded "absolutely un­ ment Bill, as well as the Civil Ser­ A marked improvement will be The Annual Meeting of The Ber­ Fourth Round Draw for the les T. P. Ulm has been missing for satisfactory," it was learned to­ vice Establishment Act, 1927, ; found in tbe Children's contribu­ muda Commission Merchants' English Cup Reveals many eight days since his aeroplane was day. The Manchukuo note was Amendment Bill. The last named tions and many of the older con­ Association was held on Saturday, surprises -Canada may not forced down into the ocean near in answer to a Soviet note pro­ bill relates to the gaols staff and the tributors have again sent in excel­ December 8th, 1934. Compete in the 1935 Davis Hawaii, his wife said today that testing alleged illegal arrests and Police Force. lent stories, articles and poems. The following officers were elect­ Cup Tournament—His Ex­ she would not abandon hope until the torture of Soviet employees. A message received from the . We have been obliged to omit many ed to administer its affairs for cellency to attend final of another week had passed. The The Soviet Consul-General as­ Governor contained the inform- i contributions on account of pres­ 1935:— "Nicholl Shield" on Saturday wives of Dim's two companions serted that reiterated protests had ation that the Board of Health j sure of space but some of these will President, Mr. A. L. Fhtcroft; —Local Soccer matches for joined in this statement. been lodged regarding tortures car­ had given consideration to the be found in later issues. 1st Vice President, Mr. A. A. today—Mixed Reception Ac­ corded Verdict of Neusel- The federal government which ried out against these prisoners, tor­ question of the establishment of j Non-subscribers are recommend­ Johnson; Harvey Match—Olln Dutra guaranteed the expenses of the tures which were certainly carried clinics for the dissemination of ed to make application for copies for 2nd Vice President, Mr. C. M. out by the Manchukuo police." The still leading in Miami-Bilt- flight announced that Mrs. TJlm information on birth control, and limits of time and mechanical Wells; Consul declared that no attention more golf tournament. would receive about $25,000 in in­ 1 that the Board did not recommend staff help render it impossible to Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. W. E. had been paid to these protests. cope with the very large demand. surance. such action. Cooper. MILESTONES ARE SMILESTONES ON A RALEIGH - WAnsnws ! 1!

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NO LIFE-SAVING AIDS ON THE NEW YORK NATIVITY on the ground of its suitability as to colour and texture. The HAMILTON DOCKS PLAY material for Gabriel's dress had to and (Enimtfjet iatlij be brought from France. A com­ INCORPORATING The Little Theatre Group are plete colour-scheme is worked out, THE ROYAL. OAZETTC (E»T»». 1B2S) Artifical Respiration Urged at colour-grouping being observed, for Come on. Kids! COLX>m*T AND DAILY NEW* (E»TA». I»9«) fully engaged in the preparation of this remarkable play for public instance only Mary, Anna and the Drowning Inquest by Doctor presentation. It is hoped that Priest have pure white; Only the PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY the first presentation will be on priest has scarlet in his dress, HERE'S A TREAT FOR YOU— in allusion to his sacrificial office; The lack of life-saving aids on December 28th. The primary Shepherds and those who have THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. the docks of Hamilton and of arti­ motive is dramatic; as far as REID STREET. HAMILTON affinities with the countryside have A great big show packed ficial respirators in the whole of possible the principles and ideals brown, greens and yellows; royal the Colony was stressed at an of Little Theatre will be followed. full of fun and action.... A.M. PURCELL Many problems have had to be personages alone have any kind of inquest held yesterday morning purple; Mary alone has pure blue, comedies, cartoons, novelties, MANAGING EDITOR at the City Hall into the circum­ solved and difficulties jovercome ASSISTANT EDITOR. E. T. SAVER in the process of preparation. We but her maids have a bluish grey, a serial, and other surprises .... ASSISTANT MANAGER: ERNEST J. SELL stances surrounding the death and so forth. An effect of "chi­ ADVERTISING MANAGER. M. M. HANSTORD of Charles Edward Tuzo, who here describe the manner in which the task has been faced, in order aroscuro" is aimed at in the whole drowned in Hamilton Harbour picture, a firm line, definite move­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES that those interested in the ar­ SATURDAY at 2.00 on Saturday night. ment and gesture,restrained, clear, LOCAL! — ONE VIA*. AOI-X SIX MOMTHS. 20'- A police witness said there were tistic problems of the stage, and THRIE MONTHS IS'St ONI MONTH. «/- dignified. "Tout ensemble" of a at the no life-buoys or other life-saving especially the modern spirit and FOREIGN. — TO UNITED STATE* ANO CANADA. method which characterises the kind demanded by a modern ar­ • 12.00 PSR YEAR. TO GREAT BRITAIN. BO/- aids on the docks, and Dr. Arton tistic conscience and made possi­ PKR Y*AR. stressed the point that in the Little Theatre, may judge the ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE extent of our success or failure in ble by modern scientific equip­ whole of the Colony there was no attaining the desired results. ment. At least that is our hope OPERA HOUSE NOTE : — AH correipondence submitted nrott be ac­ artificial respirator available. He and aim. The music which will companied by the writer's nine and address as a helieved that such an artificial The first problem is that of be blended with the production guarantee of authenticity, not necessarily for publica­ respirator, electrically operated, will be rendered by the electrical .... and because it's almost tion. The Editor reserres the rilht to accept or reject would save many lives. MOOD AND DICTION device which has already excited any letters forwarded, and publication does not imply Christmas time when agreement with opinions expressed. admiring interest since it was FOUND MAN APPARENTLY The play is derived from a Manu­ first heard. every penny counts DROWNED script now in the British Museum, the admission will be only THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1934 dating from 1430 to 1440 A.D. The T. M. S. Dr. Arton informed the Coroner, originals date from at least the —-oo—— Mr. H. Villiers Smith, that at about previous century. The collection, BY AIR TO BERMUDA AND APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1935 11 o'clock on Saturday night, in usually knownjas tho "York Cycle," answer to a call from the police, he contains 48 plays altogether, each AFTER £21,874 More Than for 1934, went to the old Yacht Club steps. of which was entrusted for pre­ There he found a man, whose name sentation to one or other of the Contrary to expectations, Sir Without Any Dredging he was told was Tuzo, apparently Craft Guilds. The present play Eric Geddes, the Chairman of Think of it!.... only 3 pennies for drowned. The police were carrying contains the episodes, allocated Imperial Airways, Ltd., did not Now that The Appropriation Act, out artificial respiration. After as follows: reveal the plans for the projected a big fun show the low price is a 1934, is available, a much clearer continuing this for three-quarters XIII. Joseph's trouble about Atlantic air service at the annual view can he obtained as to just of an hour, witness pronounced Mary, the Guild of "Pewtereres meeting of the company on No­ Xmas favour from the Movie Man how the Budget for 1935 was bal­ life extinct. and Foundours." vember 5th. He said that for ob­ anced, and who gets the money. Dr. Arton said there was no evid­ XIV. Journey t o Bethlehem; vious reasons he could not disclose so tell all your friends about this fun The public is now kept well ence of life in the body when he Birth of Jesus, "Tille-thekers." all that the company had done or party at the Opera House SATUR­ informed through the Press of arrived. There were no marks of XV. The Angels and the Shep­ was doing in this connexion, but what sums are voted, annually and violence on the body, and the herds, "Chaundelers." reading between the lines of his DAY. cause of death was suffocation XVI. Herod and the Kings, remarks we can safely conclude otherwise, for the various Govern­ 3632rrth ment Departments, but if not al­ from drowning. "Masonns." that substantial progress has been ready informed will be interested P.c. Murray told the Coroner he XVII. Coming of the Three made and that the possibility of a to hear that next year the Depart­ was patrolling underneath No. 4 Kings and Adoration, "Gold- trans-Atlantic air service has come ment of Agriculture get £10.463; Shed on Saturday night at 10.40 smyths." definitely nearer. It was stated the Public Debt accounts for £10,- on the wharf side. As he approach­ XVIII. Flight into Egypt, "Mar- in the report of Imperial Airways. 820; Education receives £28,244; ed some galvanised iron tanks he challis." Ltd., and confirmed by Sir Eric in Executive £22,700, of which £17.210 heard a man snoring. The collection dates plainly from his speech that arrangements had NICHOLL SHIELD is on account of the new Air Ease; Investigating, he found a colour­ the time when the English of the been made with his Majesty's the General Hospital £30,484. be­ ed man lying across one of the English Folk had regained its Government in the United King­ sides £8.507 more for the Mental tanks face downwards and asleep. supremacy as the language of dom and in Bermuda for the com­ ~ RUGBY - and Isolation Hospitals; Legisla­ He shook the man, telling him he general literature. Mr. Martin pany to operate a passenger and tive affairs account for £4.031; could not sleep there. Brown, who is Director of Religious mail service between Bermuda and Police £28,579; Pose Office £17,712; "I am all right, chief," the man Drama in the Diocese of Chichester, New York and that the service Public Health £12,910; Superannua­ answered. "O.K. I am not asleep." England, has modernised, in a was to be operated equally and tion £11.510, which is all personal With this the man seemed to rouse manner both wise and reverent, . o ntly with Pan-American Air­ FINALS emoluments; Trade Development himself, and picked up is coat the ancient text. The wholesome, ways. From Bermuda to the Ba­ Board £70.672. including subsidies: which was by his side. The con­ living flavour of the original has hamas and Jamaica are only very will be played on the B.A.A. Field at 3.15 p.m. War Expenditure £8.504, of which stable left him and walked out been transmitted; there is neither short "hops" and we may expect Bermuda pensions account for only from under the Shed. on the one hand a slavish anti- that when once these services are £2.030; and Works Department £50.- quarianism, nor on the other any established the British air network Saturday. 15th December will be extended to include the 870. HEARD A SPLASH modernistic mutilation. We have Caribbean Colonies. If. with a The total appropriations for 1S35 on our part tried to avoid treat­ H.M.S. DANAE view to increasing the speed of amount to £380,794. of which £143,- "When I was a few feet past the ing the play as a museum piece, British civil air lines the Exchequer (Holders) 331 is for personal emoluments for flag-post I heard a splash," P.c. and have striven to keep entirely i- to be made to provide increased Bermuda Civil Service. It becomes Murray went on. "I immediately away from the stage manner of vs. subsidies at the public expense, still more interesting to note that turned round and ran to where I the modern "naturalistic" stage it is only reasonable that they H.M.S. YORK this amount is actually over £5.000 had last seen the man. As I did pieces. No small task at the out­ should embrace all parts of the greater than was voted for 1934. so I flashed my torch on the water, set, but, with a deeper understand­ Empire and that that benefit should the total increase in expenditure and I saw a man swimming." ing and appreciation of the rhythm, Admittance 1- : : Services in Uniform—Free not be confined, as at present, to being £21,874, as only £358.920 was Runing to a row-boat which the poetry, and the sheer music two directions only.—(West India appropriated in the last Budget. was moored a little further along of the text, we have been able to 3640+th.f.s. Committee Circular) Still more information can be ob­ the wharf, P.c. Murray found that capture much of the spirit of the tained by comparing the votes for he was unable to awaken its sleeping original. It is indeed a lovely oo 1935 with the departmental votes occupant. Running up to the top piece of work, a sincere piece of COCKTAIL PARTY AT BELMONT for 1934, which make up this large of the wharf again, he remembered literary craftsmanship, dealing increase in expenditure at a time there were some long iron rods in simply, unaffectedly, with a sub­ MANOR when the watchword is economy. the Shed. He picked up one of ject dear to the hearts and im­ THE PERFECT GIFT The Agricultural Department these and pushed it out over the aginations of these faithful folk. Mr. A. P. Thompson, celebrated These people also were not worried his birthday on December 11 by shows for 1935 a decrease of some side of the wharf to the man in the is one thai retains its novelty about historic accuracy, and we giving a cocktail party in the Grill £400; the Public Debt a decrease of water. The man took hold of the until next Christmas rolls around £500; Legislative fcr £200; and end of the rod, and witness pulled have in turn avoided the specious to his entire guest list. Toasts Public Works of £9.018. being also him two or three yards towards orientalism of the usual "Bible were drunk and a most happy hour split up again into recurrent and the wharf. Picture." There will be no Al­ was spent before the dinner hour. Subscribe to extraordinary expenditure. On the gerian. Arab or Syrian motif; but 00 THE plain English, and not too meti­ other hand, besides smaller in­ SANK WITHOUT CRY ARRIGA'S ORCHESTRA RE­ creases, for 1935 the Audit Board culous at that; in one instance only is licence taken in this respect, increases by some £300; Education "All at once he let go and sank BERMUDIAN namely, the messenger of Herod, TURNS TO INVERURIE £3.400; Executive £17,210, on ac­ to the bottom without any strug­ who is dressed in a manner to A MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO count of the Air Base; Gaols £900; gle or cry." the constable said. ape the court dress of Richard Mr. Arriga, who was so popular BERMUDA and BERMI'DA LIFE General Hospital £000; Immigra­ With the aid of other policemen of Navarre. This scene lends itself at Inverurie all last summer, is tion £300; Post Office £400; Super­ and a grappling hook, witness to quite a heavy sort of burlesque, sending down one of his orchestras annuation £1.800; T.D.B. £6 287, on recovered the body and artificial bordering on mockery. It- will for the winter season. The musici­ account of increased subsidies to respiration was begun. Send it Lo friends abroad—It is the one Christmas present which have to be judged on presentation ans arriva on Saturday's steamer. Furness Line and Canadian Na­ Mat-tie Armstrong told the Cor­ gives the recipient ho trouble with Post Office declarations and whether this treatment is effective. As usual there will be the Sunday tional Steamships, increased oner she had identified the body as Customs duties. What more suitable as a gift from Bermuda The rest of the scenes and cos­ evening concert, and music advertising in the United Slates and that of her son, Charles Edward than this attractive monthly record of the Island's charms. An tumes are more symbolic than at the dinner hour. Dancing will more expensive publicity service. Tuzo, aged 33. attractive presentation card will be enclosed with all gift sub­ either historical or local. After also be offered each evening in the It will be noted that agricul­ scriptions. In summing up, the Coroner said being convinced that this was lounge. William R. Prinzvalli, the ture has suffered the greatest the policeman did all he could. the right approach, the rest of the 'cellist will'conduct and direct decrease of any Department ex­ Although it had not been stated, work seemed quite straightforward. during the season. His music was cept the Works Department, where it was probable, he said, that the especially enjoyed last summer, CLIP AND SEND THIS COUPON .£14,500 was cut off the single item man in the row-boat was not only THE MOUNTING of the play: when he was here with Arriga. these Mediaeval pieces were played Of dredging (which will still have asleep but intoxicated. THE BERMUDIAN, Hamilton, Bermuda to be done somehow) but £1,000 A verdict that Tuzo accidentally on an open platform, in most cases was added to personal emoluments. fell into the water and was drowned, on a wagon in the open square Four Months 4 2 : One Year 12/6 The largest increases are for Trade was returned. The jury consisted in front of the Cathedral or other Development Board, on account of of Messrs. C. Vallis (foreman), B. W. parts of the city. The enclosure NOTICE of the players within the bounds the new subsidies and more adver­ Walker, P. Card, W. Murphie, H. F. SEND TO tising; for the new Air Base, which Ming, F. Smith, G. Smith and J. of the "picture-frame" stage would have destroyed that inti­ appears to have taken the money Richards, ADDRESS • hitherto appropriated for dredging macy and freedom which marked WARWICK PARISH Bermuda's channels; for super­ OO- the original presentations. It annuation of public officers, and should be acted in the midst of DONOR for education. The first two may the people, not in a false world be termed productive expenditures, ANTIGUA'S BUDGET beyond. The stage at Pembroke A General Meeting of the qualified ADDRESS hut the last two can only be de­ Sunday School which we hope to Voters of this Parish will be held in 3642+th.s.tu. THE PARISH VESTRY ROOM scribed as social' amenities, for ANTIGUA, Dec. 12. (CP)—At a use has an open approach from which the tax-payer must foot the the front, thus doing away with of this Parish meeting of the legislative council W><3<><=*>C>>C>t>e»><=K>GK><=><>C><>C>!>CX>.CX OO-OOOXK- bill. of Antigua today approval of sup­ the cramping and stifling effect It may not be generally realised plementary votes for money for of the "proscenium" frame. on Friday Evening — the thai the Colony's expenditure has service of the presidency for the The SETTING will be symbolic, 14th inst. THE PALM GARDEN RESTAURANT been so largely increased at a time current year was sanctioned also simple, with a definite signifi­ of when revenue is none too plentiful, a petition embodying the reply cation, but entirely non-realistic. at 8 p.m. and the above will give isome idea of of the unofficial members for des­ There are no painted fiats; no THE NEW WINDSOR HOTEL what it wss increased for, the new patch to the Secretary of State particular place is indicated; sil­ For the purpose of electing a Parish Air Base and the increased amount for the Colonies with respect to houettes against a sky, groups Vestry, Overseers of the Poor, and will appeal to those who ap­ emerging into a controlled beam preciate Cuisine that is both spent on superannuation of public recommendations for closer other Parish Officers to serve for officers accounting for nearly all the union. Included was a request of light; plain steps and columns, excellent and unusual. Ber­ the year 1935. £21,874, while any necessary dredg­ for the reorganisation of the civil these are all the properties em­ muda specialties prepared and ing must he taken care of in addi­ service so that the cost to the ployed; and, drawing the scenes served in Bermudian sur­ into the third dimension, there roundings is the experience tion. government might be lessened, and By order of the Parish Vestry. 00 a resolution that any extra ex­ ought to be a full, rounded, sculp­ that awaits you in this charm­ penditure proposed be first sub­ turesque and spacious effect to ing garden restaurant. the presentation. JAS. W. FRITH, The Supreme Test mitted to the unofficial members Parish Vestry Clerk. Choice Wines and Liquors for their approval before being The COSTUMING is also built A La Carte or Table d'Hote "Do 'gentlemen really prefer forwarded to the Secretary of up in unity with the play. We Warwick Parish, Service blondes?" asked a writer. State for approval. The calculated make the costumes. No chance Dec. 7th, 1934. Dancing to music by "That's what many girls are dye­ revenue for 1935 is placed at £78, assemblage of styles or colours is Berrie Brown's Orchestra ing to find out." 371, expenditure at £83,577. allowed. The material is chosen 363i

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Matinee BIGGER VALUES! 1/6 BIGGER PICTURES! 3 Big Features REID HALL-TODAY I !TODAY'S TWIN FEATURES! At At 8 Show EvenfiT in one & I Theatres \ 3.00-8.30 4.10-7.20-10.00 Women will understand, What would you do if you At 4.30 and 8.50 men will admire, everyone had to defend a kidnapper will thrill to this heart­ you knew was guilty? . . It's a Special! An Honour Picture! I REID HALL THEATRE warming drama. Honoured member of the You may be hard as nails, bar—yet accomplice of MGM's "Hideout" With Robert but this kid will get you! America's greatest crimin­ 4&S& SALLY EILERS Montgomery Wholesome Roman­ His name's David Holt . . . als! \W$k Wl as the Broadway Cinderella in a romantic thriller tic Film Suited to Tastes of En­ and what "Little Miss He defended criminals he ;r>*ijil-i*/ °f the night Iifr and high life along the bright tire Family. Marker" did to wreck your knew were guilty—just for lanes. The star of ad Girl" and "Dance heart, he'll do, too . . . .! the sake of triumph. . . . Brooklyn Times ORDER CHRISTMAS CANDY NOW five song hits, five dance spec­ Union, rounded out his review by tacles, in fact it is claimed by many calling it "the season's most hilari­ "VAUDEVILLE critics to be the finest and biggest ous play." musical ever to reach the talking With unusual fidelity to the screen. This tremendous produc­ original stage hit, the picture tells NIGHT CLUBS" tion will be shown on Boxing Day. the whirlwind story of Princeton Reid Hall has been successful in students who disguise a little with obtaining a beautiful Christmas night-club dancer as a boy in or- Celebrated Tenor J. Harold feature entitled "The Crown of er to protect her from tlie police, Murray and all star cast Thorns" which is an all talking, j and who become involved in a all singing biblical masterpiece series of mad adventures and the jEngltslj g>partfi &fyprp Also Cartoons—News and Pete Smith depicting in full the birth, life, and biggest publicity stunt of a year resurrection of our Saviour. as a result of their chivalrous act. Tomorrow 2 Big Fine Features "Treasure Island" and "Bar­ sisaSSns retts of Wimpole Street" are the Robert Montgomery in "HIDE OUT" two other big productions to be { "YOU BELONG TO ME" shown. Little need be said of these if "your Man" is either a and "IMITATION o£ LIFE\ two MGM super films which have made box office records wherever Picture Shows Drama of Life Be­ yachtsman or a fisherman 3643«J«Ith. shown. hind Scenes

A story of the heart-break, pathos and the human drama that A Weatherproof Jumper side, and they all think of a plan goes on behind the curtains of the REID HALL THEATRE fore approached. In moods of to make the young man realize that vaudeville stage, and in the pri­ gaiety or of tragic drama she is his wife is really in love with him. vate lives of vaudeville folk, Para- George O'Brien A Hit In The New equally effective, and at all times 35/- The successful culmination of the mount's "You Belong to Me," is Role With Mary Brian. altogether charming. plan is said to bring the film to an now at the Mechanics' Hall Thea­ Warren William is an attractive unusually hilarious conclusion. tre. Bermuda's Most Popular He-Man figure as her lover in the later se- Made in England by a real sea­ Mary Brian has the feminine Heading the cast of "You Belong Star Clicks in New Western Role sequences of the story, and Ned faring man for men ot the sea. lead opposite George O'Brien. The long to Me" are Lee Tracy, Helen in "Ever Since Eve." Sparks is his delightful self as the The material is of fine quality other members of the cast are Mack, Helen Morgan and the lat­ sour-visaged Elmer. Rochelle Herbert Mundin, who was last seen est juvenile star, David Holt, aged Egyptian duck thoroughly Exchanging his saddle and spurs Hudson and Fredi Washington are in "Orient Express," and who in­ six, who makes his debut in this proofed and doubled over for a top hat and a wing collar, pleasing as the two young girls cidentally has his fattest role to j ictur . shoulders. Roomy and never George O'Brien will appear as a in the story, the first as the white date; Betty Blythe, who makes The story, at the outset, presents man about town in his latest Fox daughter of the widowed Miss hot. her return to the screen after a Lee Tracy as a hard-drinking, .Film, "Ever Since Eve," at the Reid Colbert, and the latter as the long absence. broken-down, vaudeville comic, Hall Theatre. O'Brien, who has mulatto child of Lou.se Beavers. who looks after the welfare of long been associated with Westerns, oo Miss Beavers is excellent in the Florette Faxon and her father­ is said to show an amazing versatil­ greatest screen role ever played by a "IMITATION OF LIFE" less little son after her husband ity in this new type of role. coloured person. has died. The story concerns a young man "Imitation of Life," perfectly Their courses separate, and the who is the foster son of three rough To Have Early Bird Showing on Fri­ directed and played, is the sort manly little boy appoints himself and rich gold-miners. All three day Premiere of Robert Mont­ of picture that one expects once his mother's guardian, protests men are confirmed woman-haters gomery's "Hideout" in a season, and deals with do­ against his mother's marriage to and are loath to send the young man mestic problems in a manner Hap Stahley, another vaudevillian, East for fear he will be trapped by The screen has shown nothing which is absorbingly interesting. and finally goes off to military soma scheming woman, it is fin­ finer than "Imitation of Life," It is richly and beautifully mount- j academy under protest. ally decided that one of the part­ John M. Stahl's Universal pro­ ed, and is in every sense a screen- I HESGO While he :'s at school, his ners accompanying him on the duction drama which shows at the masterpiece. RANGES trip. But the inevitable happens, Reid Hall Theatre Friday, with mother s killed doing her act, New end the young man falls for a Claudette Colbert in the starring and Tracy, determined to adopt STOVES debutante who finally marries role. the little boy, comes to the school, Low HEATERS him for his money. He learns of Stahl has long been known as meets his wife whom he had left his mistake, but does not stop to a master in the direction of domes­ years ago and who had since be­ Prices OVENS realize that his wife has also fallen tic drama, and here he has un­ Eat come a headliner. For the sake in love with him. He returns home doubtedly exceeded all his past of the boy, he decides to reform, With his bride, a ad tries to impress efforls. This may also te said and go back to his wife. The film GODET dc YOUNG hit foster parents with his assum- ] of tha versatil) Mi?s Colbert, who Quaker Oats closes happily with thee three Phone 1294 ed happiness. The young vife soon delivers in ths picture a charec- joined and determined to ace the 3479«I,s.m.w.tp. wins the three partners over to her I terizi-tion which she has never be- For Health world together. }\ Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST] DAILY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934

YOUR GOOD HEALTH Trench Mouth Is an Uncomfortable Disease That Needs Care and Good Sense * By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. NOTHER diseased condition and lips. The tongue is coated, A affecting the mouth, known and vomiting and diarrhea may as "Vincent's disease" or trench FRIENDS WILL SHARE mouth, is extremely common, be present. causing much pain and distress * * » as well as a |T IS much more common in general u n - children or grown persons who healthy con­ are, not in good health. Those dition. It be­ came so very who are run down from any common caure, such as undernourishment 'Polly—I just don't dare take baby out! She's been behaving terribly among the or poor diet, rickets, anaemia, lately. I can't imagine why she's so cross!" There is much that you will like soldiers i n extreme fatigue, alcoholism, and the late war. lead or copper poisoning. that they at our Showrooms. You will gave it the The germs may be present in a common healthy mouth and not develop. name of But if there is any diseased con­ admire the distinctive beauty of trench dition of the mouth, such as mouth. The symp­ pyorrhea or pus pockets, decayed teeth at the gum margins, or a Electric Appliances. They mean DR. CHRISMAN toms are wry c h aracteris- tartar deposit, which has caused and become seriously so quickly inflammation of the gum, it will lasting service, no fuss, no work, that every one should know what afford a favorite place for de­ they are so that they will not bo velopment. neglected. It commences sudden­ After attacking the gums, if it just simple efficiency. ly, first redness of the gum-, is not controlled promptly, it which become very sensitive and spreads rapidly all over the painful. Almost at once, white mouth and threat, causing great patches or ulcers appear on thepai n with much swelling of the gum margins and between the mucous membranes and fre­ teeth, which bleed easily when quents extending to the glands ALL THE NEW MODELS touched. "She's sallow, Louise, just the way Bobby was when he I'ad that whiney of the'neck and face. The germs spell last month. She probably needs a laxative, Trj Castoria." Brushing the teeth or moving floating in the saliva are swal­ the lips while eating causes these lowed into the stomach and areas to bleed freely and it often cause various forms of indiges­ occurs during sleep. Our first in­ tion: they may even be the fore­ dication that something serious runner of severe ulcer f the is wrong may be the appearance stomach and intestines. of biood on the pillow in rh' At Our Showrooms morning. Indeed, mothers have It is contracted in various brought children to me, thinkin" ways. The most frequent way is they had lung trouble because by the use of the common drink­ of this blood on the pillow. ing cup, in public eatiir? places The breath has a disagreeable from those who do not use sani­ odor, and the Row of ssJivs is tary methods, from common The Electric Light Company increased a great deal. It is thick towels, and tooth brushes. School anc ropy and has a metallic children carry it by the use of taste This causes redness and pencils from mouth to mouth. rawness when it comes in con­ Coughing or kissing carries it tact with the skin of the cheeks direct Horn person to person.

"See how baby enjoy3 her ride today, Polly. I think Castoria has done perfect wonders for her!" Turkey,s 1; ?>/n Bucks Popular the rtt *j» "Yes, I see it ha*, Louise. Castoria has helped PEEK-FREAN'S For misgiving Dinner thousands of children. It', eoeclaiiy good for By JUDITH WILSON acid stomach. You know, it doesn't contain any of the / OW is the time fcr you to MENUS harmful drugs that often N select your Thanksgiving bird, or if fowl is too expensive for Th~*-'-=r,'v'ncr £)jn.ners are in adult laxatives. Gas- CASTORIA Am ,-^i V% / Wfc limJr Ato *$ your family ihis veav. a iuicy (For Company) ham or some other mpat that can Cream cf Mushroom Soup toria is pleasant to take, The children's laxative be made festive for th ; occasion Saltines Assorted Relishes too—tastes awfully good." from babyhood to 11 years* Turk., is really a soon buy, how­ Roast Turkey with Brazil S£CO. ever since most markets eve giv­ Nut Stuffing ing special rates and since you M £T*^Sl Buttered Rice Giblet Gravy can always depend on tut key for Creamed Vegetable Macedoine afc- -«B .3^5-1 TTOT* Ktn - « ^rz.-KKOTK^-T- 'T;1 3H CfHSPBHEAP several meals. It is good to the Whole Jellied Cranberries last bone, literally, since the Grapefruit-Avocado Salad frame can be brokrn up and Mince Pie Salted Nuts 53 cooked with savory herbs and Coffee vegetables for a rich and tasty 1F% SP § soup after all of the meat is gone. Ginger-Fruit Cup A ten pound turkey is the ideal Roast Duck with Orange Sauce size for a family of six or eight. Onion Stuffing Spiced Apples Remove the feet, tips of the Candied Sweet Potatoes Whr»«> and nl) but four inches of Orange Gems the neck. Sir.ee and remove the Creamed Cauliflower In EVERY TIN of ' % pmfeathnrs tvith a pair of tweez­ Assorted Salad with French ers. Wash carefully and dry with Dressing a tjwsl. Clean the giblets. Keep Steamed Date Pudding with the bird in a cold place until you Hard Sauce arc ready to pop it into the oven. Coffee Bonbons WWij?/ Then rub the inside with one ?<\ tablespoon of salt and stuff with the body, cross the drumsticks ppiifft •; 5 -,.4 the following stuffing, or with and tie with a cord fastened your own favorite kind: around the tail. Rub the outside SKIN SUFFERERS—here's fp Brazil Nut Stuffing of the turkey with five table­ the Ointment you've been t;v Cho] two onions and cook two spoons fat and two tablespoons minutes in one-half cup melted flour blended together. Bake in waiting for! Germolene's 'ivy- fat. Mix crumbled sage or poultry an open roasting pan in a very wonderful action is unique %; seasoning, salt, pepper, a little hot oven until browned, then de­ among skin treatments. ™ chopped parsley if desired eish' crease the heat and baste every There's NO burning or smarting cups of soft breed crumbs and twenty minutes with hot water —germs are painlessly EJECTED, two cups sliced brazil nuts Stir end melted batter. into the melted f.-u end cook two Orange Gems and rapid healing starts at once. minutes, stirring constantly, it r. Piping not little orange gems Nomatter WHAT the skin trouble At Leading Stores moist dressing is wanted, add a are good with any menu. Sift and don't despair any longer—go to • little broth from the giblets. Mix measure two cups pastry flour your chemist's and get Germolene thoroughly. and resift with three tablespoons NOW! 3417«;C,th. to 27.12.34 Begin by placing some of thr sugar, two teaspoons baking pow­ stuffing in the neck end of thede r and one teaspoon salt. Add turkey, csmg encagh to f:I! the the yolks of two eggs, one cup sktn. Fo!cl the turkey's wings orang" juice and the grated rind close to the body and hold ihem of an orange. Mix well and add l/brCUTSlBURMSjrijS]SSSr liters by inserting skewers Draw •^e-li'.If cup melted shortening Timely and in Accord with the Times the skin over the neck and fasten nnd the stiffly beaten whites of A in place. Nov; stuff the body the eggs. Bake in s—all oiled ^ALDS,ECZEMAJcSs il,D we offer cavity full and sew or skewer muffin pans in a hot oven for RE Babys Woo! Sweateis, sH colours 3/. closed. Fasten the thighs close to fifteen minutes. RASJi SOSES, ULCERS, BAD LEGS, EtcL....?. ?

Children's Blazers, Blue or Brown 3/6 and 5/- Vg^mmmamiat3luattl/asi^amsaHmmtmKmmmmwmammwmmmmmwmmmmmwmmmm Boys' Winter Weight Union Suits 2/3 Men's Sleeveless Sweaters 2/9 and 4/- J Woo3 and Cotton Blankets , pair 6,'- TIDE TABLE FOR DECEMBER 26 W. 11.50 7.19 5.20 27 Th. 0.23 12.30 M9 5.21 28 F. 1.11 1.18 7.20 5.21 ME NAT£313AL STORES High Water Sun­ Sun­ 29 Sa. 2.07 2.11 7.20 5.22 ENTRY FORMS 5 Somerset Hamilton St. Georgr''« A.M. P.M. rise set 30 Su. 3.08 3.13 7.20 5.22 10 M. 11.06 11.32 7.10 5.14 31 M. 4.08 4.16 7.21 5.23 11 Tu. 11.59 7.10 5,14 12 W. 0.32 12.55 7.11 5.14 Mean High Water Spring Tides— Short 2/3 pad ABBY LOOKING BICYCLES 13 Th. 1.35 1.56 7.12 5.14 4 ft. 1 in. not onlv depreciate their value alone, but also cause em­ 14 F. 2.42 3.01 7.12 5.15 Mean High Water Neap Tide— barrassment and discomfort to the owner and rider. This 15 Sa. 3.49 4.06 7.13 5.14 3 ft. 5 ins. Long 3/9 pad state or affairs need no longer continue as Enamelling 16 Su. 4.50 5.08 7.14 5.16 Mean Tide Level—2 ft. 4 ins. and Striping are our specialities. 17 M. 5.48 6.04 7.14 5.16 N.B.—All heights are given above we positively guarantee that you shall be mow than 18 Tu. 6.39 6.56 7.15 5.16 soundings on charts. satisfied wftft the lasting results and appearance. 19 W. 7.26 7.42 7.15 5.16 H.W.F. & C. 7 hours, 59 minutes. 20 Th. 8.09 8.25 Phone 1149 or call for particulars at 7.16 5.17 Age of Tide assumed to be J day. g 21 F. 8.51 9.05 7.17 5.17 Sunset and sunrise refer to upper The Bermuda Press Ltd* 22 Sa. 9.26 9.44 BERMUDA BICYCLE GARAGE 7.17 5.18 limb of Sun touching the horizon, Reid Street Queen Street, Hamilton s 23 Su. 10.01 10.21 7.17 5.18 height of eye being 20 feet above sea Service from 8 a.m. to Midnight except Sundays 24 M. 10.36 10.58 7.18 5.19 lavel. 25 Tu. 11.10 11.40 7.18 5.19 Times are Standard Times.

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ONE OF THE. RESCUIMG T-EAR-C By HARRY E ME.N WORKS AROUNSO TO THE REAR C= THE LAST eANDtT DEFENDER. 0UTTHE WHILE'THE OTHERS STEAL TOWARD RIFLE. OF THE LAST OOTLAVJ i^> S\LENCED THE. BURNING SHACK VgtfERS BILL AS HE \S ATTACKED FROt^ ©EH\MD/ O'NEILL AND NELL ARE IMPSiSONSO ^^^j^M^h^i .__ ;.: 1_EAV>MG SCA^Se^O&JORJtHE RESOJE THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934 Page 5.

reason that the Fund has dropped. spending 138 per cent that is 38 COLONIAL With regard to the market value per cent more than the margin of of the investment on the 1st Jan­ safety. That is exactly what it is, GOOD BREAD PARLIAMENT uary, 1935, we do not give that on and the figures that must be ar­ page 6. I do not think that we rived at are these. When you de­ DEMOLITION of BUILDINGS trustees are capable of forecasting duct from your expenditure the OFFICIAL REPORT the market value of securities five percentage which it costs to run, Being thoroughly aware or six months in advance. It is and then you exceed that up to and Clearance of Site very difficult to estimate what we 1, 2, 3,10 or 20, whatever it is, you of the important food Proceedings of the are going to be worth at a definite are exceeding it by that respective value of Good Bread we Honourable House date. The Bank rate may change; percentage. If the House wants to are careful to use only commercial investments may be­ go ahead and borrow, why certainly, of Assembly come more popular and the Gov­ let us go ahead and do it. As far the highest grade flour TENDERS are invited for the purchase and removal of the ernment investments go down, so as I am concerned I do not propose following Buildings on the Bermuda Press premises on Reid and other materials and we content ourselves with giving to vote for one cent of taxation at Street, Hamilton, between the Womans Shop and the Cooper SESSION 1934—35 the nominal value which we can the present time, because the cost Building. thus produce Bread that definitely ascertain. The market J of operating the business is not has a delicious flavour DAY No. 17. Monday, December value we leave to the discretion of being economically carried out. and is Mghly nutritious. 3rd., 1934. every hon. member to make his 1. The Building occupied by William Weiss & Oo., photographers, own calculation. Mr. B. C. C. OUTERBRIDGE with Dark Room and Studio. Continued from Wednesday's Issue (Smith's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, Buttercrust White Bread Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:—I I think that while the price of com­ 2. Small Stone Building adjoining No. 1 and fronting on Reid Dr. L. D. BELL (Southampton want to find out how it was that modities are lower today than for Street. at 5d Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I am in the investments did shrink from a long time, our expenditure has 3. Small Stone Building with galvanised iron roof. and Whole Wheat Bread favour of adequate taxation, and a nominal value of £211,758 to £172- not decreased in proportion to the always have been, and last year I 000. Have we taken any of the reduction of the cost of world com­ 4. Livery Stables and Coach House. A large wooden frame at 7d cited the land tax. I believe our investments out? modities. I think that if this con­ building, with roof and sides of galvanised iron. present mode of taxation has to be dition of affairs is normal, and changed; the whole system has to be are both in Waxed Paper Hon. Sir STANLEY SPTJRLING:— going to continue, we shall have to Tenders, separately or for the whole, will be received by the re-hashed and gone over, and we Yes, Mr. Chairman, we have had to run this country at a less cost t han undersigned up to Noon of Saturday 15th December Inst. Wrappers have to have ad valorem duties as sell the investments to pay for Ber­ we are doing at the present mo­ we have now, but also land tax, muda Notes which have been paid ment. That is to say, if we are Not bound to accept the highest or any Tender. For Sale by All Qrocers income tax and death duties—those in and redeemed: at one time as going to derive our revenue which are the four means of adequate much as £60,000 was brought in. we get mostly at the present time For further information, apply to: taxation, and if we can put them The Treasury Chest Office in Ber­ from ad valorem, the prices of in in a modified form, not too muda works with the Trustees of commodities have a large bearing JOHN F. EVE, much, but in a modified form—let the Fund very well indeed, and on the amount that you collect in Chairman, BERMUDA BAKERY CO. the whole thing be gone into and uses all the Bermuda notes that a year, and if this is going to con­ Building Committee, Bermuda Press, Ltd modified, why then we are placing he possibly can, and when the Fleet tinue, as I say, we have no other Telephone 1080 the burden of responsibility on the Hamilton. is in Bermuda the amount of Ber­ course open to us but to reduce ex­ 6th December 1934. right shoulders. Today it is not on muda notes in circulation goes up. penses in order that they may be in 1728«}«}w.e>t». the right shoulders. It is all very Before the Fleet returned the in­ keeping wrh the earning power of well for the hon. member for Dev­ vestments were even lower than the public. As everyone knows 3446ff.eitp. onshire, Mr. Oox, to say that ad are shown here. We had to sell low prices mean low earning power, valorem duty is the best thing; them out to pay the notes that are low earning capacity of almost every increase it. The man who has a redeemed. individual; and if these low prices family of five Or six knows more are to prevail why we shall all have Choose from about that then he does. They have Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:—I to work on a scale that is more or to do more than find foodstuff. feel there is a balance there, and less parallel with prices. On the They have to have houses to live what I would suggest , that we do other hand if prices should return these new in and all the rest of it, and I think not use that up for dredging: we to where they were 3 or 4 years ago it doesn't cost more the whole thing in the near future take £15,000 of that balance and set and we had the same volume of Linoleums will have to re-hashed and re-or­ it aside against what we have to business, or income would be ganised, but I am convinced it will pay for the air base, and the in­ that percentage higher .and we could at Trimingham's never be done unless we can get terest on that might come in to the meet these expenditures, and pos­ this balanced—this year it will be The patterns and colour­ Colony, but that would be set aside, sibly have a reserve, without any around about £800, I do not know that it would wipe off the air base further taxation, because we cer­ ings are most attractive. definitely what the actual figure is in case the air base is not built with­ tainly should be doing a bigger Are you. among those satisfied The selection is varied. going to be other than that we shall in this coming year, which I doubt volume of business. It must be have a balanced budget—but as myself. I know this cannot be remembered that we have already customers who have proved this Quality is excellent and long as we have no big amount as a taken out without the permis­ raised taxation on many items due statement to their own satisfao assures long wear. Two balance in the Treasury we shall sion of the Executive and of the to the Ottawa agreement, on cer­ never have any change at all. That tion—If not come in, look yards wide and now Secretary of State, but at the same tain foodstuffs we pay as much as is one of the reasons why I am time we should be putting this aside 20 and 25 per cent ad valorem, and around compare values—We going to vote against any extra against the liability we have for an I think that that taxation at the taxation this year, because I think air base, and I think that would be moment is sufficient. It would be wouldn't have been in business Reduced to the whole system wants to be gone listened to, and might be agreed to. unfair and undesirable to Increase over and we should put the taxes Then we should have the £15,000 taxation at a moment when I sup- for 90 years unless our prices 5/6 yd. on the right shoulders. That is the for the air base and the £2,500 al­ post everyone will agree that the were right. way I look at it. ready voted for dredging will take majority are earning less today than care of that. they have done for the last ten Sir HENRY WATLINGTON (Dev­ years, and if we get through this onshire Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I Mr. H. J. B. DUNKLEY (Devon­ year without any further taxation should like to ask the hon. member shire Parish):—The hon. member, I think that is a proper thing to do. FRITHS the Chairman of the Finance Com­ Sir Stanley Spurling said the Banks It certainly would be the wrong TRIMINGHAM BROTHERS Hardware Store mittee if he will clear up for me the at any time bring in Bermuda thing to increase taxation, having statements here about the Notes currency notes and get London regard to the present condition of Dial 1179 Security Fund. On pages 4 and 5 funds for them. Is it permissible affairs. I shall not be prepared to for 1933 it says "Notes Security vote for any further taxation. 3392«i«±w.th. for any private individual to be Fund, Act No. 52 of 1930. Nominal able to do that, or does it only ap­ value of stock £194, 779. 0. 1. Mar­ ply for to the Banks? Do they have to ket value of Stock £211,758. 1. 9 Mr. H. B. L. WILKINSON (Ham­ pay it, or do they get it for no charge ilton Parish)-:—Mr. Chairman, Liquid amount in Bank £10,000. 0. at all? 0." If you turn over to the next there are Americans coming here Bermudians page you find. "Bermuda Govern­ today, building homes, settling ment £1 and 10/- notes issued un­ Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING:— down here, because they are pes­ IN NEW YORK CITY der authority of Act No. 52 of 1930, They get it free, Mr. Chairman, and tered to death with taxes of every Old Notes £1. . . . £2,015. 0. 0: New it is open to any individual to do description in Amerioa, and they Favour this centrally lo­ the same thing, but we d > not deal are glad to find some place in the CASSAVA PIE PANS cated, delightful hotel Notes £1 . . . . £146,605. 0. 0.: New Notes 10/- .... £23,197. 0. 0." The in blocks of less than £5,000 at one world where they oan get rid of time. (Laughter). them. They are coming here and Being Just off Fifth Avenue Finance Committee have not shown PUDDING MOULDS the market value of the stock for building homes and settling here one may walk to the smart for the rest of their life. It seems 1935. They have shown the cash in Mr. E. P. T. TUCKER (St. shopping district, theatres and to me we do not want to do any­ hand the same amount as it was in George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, business sections. Pleasant, thing right now to inflict any STOVES-OVENS- £1934. Now there is a shrinkage this matter to my mind re-opens homeliVe accommodations, further taxation on this country there of about £40,000. I do not the question which we discussed excellent cuisine. unless it is absolutely necessary, know whether we drew it out for when we began to consider the and I believe that the question KITCHEN UTENSILS American or European Flan anything, but I am sure the Chair­ Estimates and the Reports of the is so serious that it cannot be dis­ man of the Finance Committee will Select Committee and of the Fi­ cussed and handled here in com­ HOTEL LE MARQUIS be able to tell me how that came nance Committee. The question mittee. We should not decide STAINLESS CUTLERY 12 East 31st Street about. I would like him to explain is the cost of operating. When on anything in a hurry. A good A Knott Hotel that. your cost of operating in your bus­ talker can get up here and talk iness exceeds what in you opinion this House round in a very few it should cost you begin to cut that Hon. Sir STANLEY SPTJRLING:— minutes, and we have to fall in cost down. I know when I quoted Mr. Chairman, in the figures on line with whatever it is. I feel that 10% Off for Cash figures before, the hon. and learn­ pages 4 and 5 we have the definite we should have a Select Committee ed member for Devonshire, Col. market value that the Crown appointed composed of the best Dill, and the hon. member for Agents have on 31st December, brains of this House to go into the Warwick, Mr. Patton, endeavoured 1933, and those figures are inserted question of taxation, and I further to show that my statements were on those pages; that is, the liquid think, and I should like to ask wrong. I admitted that I was a amount is an amount we keep His Honour the Speaker whether poor mathematician but feeling available in the bank in cash to it would be practical to have MASTERS HARDWARE CO, that my f gures were right, I placed meet any sudden call. It is not the same committee which has- them in front of an actuary. The unusual, Mr. Chairman, for one been appointed to look into the Phone 1192 for Quality Hardware at Fair Prices hon. member for Warwick, Mr. Pat­ of the local banks to bring in any salaries of the civil servants at the ton, said that the cost of operating amount from £3,000 to £10,000 in same time consider the question the Government was only 9 per Bermuda notes and ask for ex­ of taxation. 351KHmlO.thl3.ml7.wl8. change on London and under the cent more than what the hon. and Act we have to provide it instantly learned member, Col. Dill had Mr. R. O. CRAWFORD (Pem­ so that we have to keep a liquid given in figures the previous year broke Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I amount in London ready to provide as 25 per cent of the total cost of certainly do not agree with the MORRIS A. GIBBONS an exchange on London at the call expenditure. Now, Sir, if I may re­ suggestion of the hon. member who Don't let it go until it of either one of the local Banks. fer to a couple of notes that I have has Just taken his seat, because I develops into something During the present year the num­ here, if the present total ex­ think if it is decided to appoint much mope serious. ber of Bermuda Notes in circulation penditure is £400,000 and the safety USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS such a committee it should be on There is no better has diminished considerably. If cost of operating is 25 per cent of the that question alone and not be Dainty White Lace Runners and Squares 2/», 2/ 6each remedy for the relief of hon. members will look, they will total expenditure, that is £100,000. mixed up with any other question. Coughs, Colds and all see that on the 31st December last Therefore if it is costing us £138,000 Mr. Chairman, I find myself very Ecru Lace Hand Made Runners 4/6 each Bronchial Afflictions year there was £171,000: at the pre­ it is costing us 38 per cent more much inclined to the views express­ than Robert's Syrup. It sent time it is £146,000, that is than the safety margin, Sir. The ed this morning by His Honour the breaks up the cold, £25.000 less. The commercial com­ above figures show that 38 per cent ST. GEORGE'S STORE Speaker, in fact I had been con­ eoothes the throat and munity by agreeing to give the is being expended above the safety 3608

Unfortunately I was unable to COLONIAL PARLIAMENT come up hen this morning, and I do not quite understand why this debate is going on at the present dummied from page 5 time.. It is a question, I take it, of whether we are to continue if He wants to get assessed for any dredging, and the amount to be THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE lessor amount he files an affidavit used therefor. Surely all these with the Government to the effect matters could be dealt with then- that his income is only £500 a year, later when we discuss the dredging and upon that he will then pay in­ programme—and not now. If the GIFTS FOR THE HOME come tax. If the Government has budget has been balanced in 1935 reason to believe that this man save only for the dredging cost, let has deliberately filed a false affid­ us talk about that when the time avit then it would be lawful for comes. Surely this is not the time them to make an enquiry. Those to talk about the means whereby GURNEY ELECTRIC What shall I give her this year? What a welcome gift this people who do not want their in­ we are going to carry it out. RANGES come enquired into, like the hon. Here it is, sir, and for a practical, econ­ would be in any home. member for Smith's Parish, Mr. Item and amount 1 were agreed are the world's finest and Zuill — well, all they would have to to. omical Christmas it sure solves that This lovely Gibbard do would be to pay up the flO. found in the finest homes every­ big problem — solid walnut (Laughter). Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved where, yet the price is no higher item 2. than very ordinary ranges. A GENERAL MOTORS Mr. R. C. CEAWFOED:—That END TABLE clears the situation to some extent, Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING :— Come in and see them today but there is a further point I am not The interest on the Fund is paid FRIGIDAIRE quite clear about. Would a man into the Treasury. The deductions pay on his earned or on his unearn­ from the Civil Servants and from ed income, or on both? Would this others obtaining the benefit of plan include the income a man superannuation are invested in the receives from his investments, or Fund. not? —which was agreed to. Mr. J. E. CONYERS:—Hon. mem­ bers must realise that I have only Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved put this forward as a suggestion, the amount. and to carry it into effect a Bill would have to be introduced into Mr. W. E. S. ZUILL:—Mr. Chair­ this House, and it would be for the man, I want to ask if the deduction House to decide how far they would from salaries are included in this SOi'O V/ALMt/T X/O 40S OLM3 T»BiX. carry it out, if at all. My idea was amount. I do not quite understand TOfEB vet'/itia/f £*' that it should be earned income, what the hon. member in charge because most of the income that meant. is derived from abroad people are already paying income tax and it Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING:— would apply only, therefore, to in­ No, Mr. Chairman, the deductions come which is derived in Bermuda. from salaries amount to £4,000, But of course all these details would and they are not shown: they are have to be governed by an Act. turned over to the Trustees for direct investment. Hon. G. S. PATTON:—Mr. Chair­ We want you to feel free to come in and shop around. man. His Honour the Speaker sure­ Mr. H. T. NORTH:—Is this an We have many other very special values you should know about. ly is quite right, and this is no time additional amount the Colony has to go into the detail but we can ex­ to find this year? press our opinion as to the general Convenient Terms principle. I have no argument to Mr. H. W. COX:—This is revenue! advance now, but His Honour the Speaker invited an expression of Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved opinion on the part of members item 3. of the House because the Finance Hon. Sir STANLEY SPURLING: Committee would like to have a —I think I have already explained, general idea of what the attitude Mr. Chairman, that this is the BERMUDA TRADING COMPANY of members of the House is with interest in excess of one per cent respect to the question of taxation. which we are required by law to HAMILTON SOMERSET ST. GEORGE'S It has been said that if a man wants reinvest in the Fund. This is the to live like a chipmuck he can live surplus which goes into the like a chipm uck. But who wants to Treasury every year. live like a chipmuck? That- applies BELMONT MANOR NOTES to Colonies just as .veil as to in­ —which was agreed to. dividuals. We cannot cut expend­ Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Batch, of iture and still keep up the different The amount, item 3, was agreed Wartonville, Virginia, are paying a departments of Government that to. visit to the Belmont. Mr. Burch id SALE OF SUITS it is necessary to keep up. Bearing a Congressman for Virginia. in mind particularly what manner Sir STANLEY SPURLING moved Dr. David D. Berlin and Dr. E. for of place Bermuda is, that is to say. item 4. Kaplan, of Boston, Mass., with Dr. it is a tourist resort and we have in Henry August, of Brookline, Mass., MEN and BOYS one form or another got our living Hon Sir STANLEY SPURLING: are on a short, vacation at Belmont out of the tourists. That being so. - -That is the amount paid in by Manor, wemusr keep up a certain standard i the Corporation of Hamilton to Miss Betty Burger and Miss of'living'and of Government ex­ Opportunity timed to meet Xmas requirements .... Quality | assist in maintaining the Police Dorothy Flaherty, as well as Mr. penditure. That being so, it be­ j Torce. and Mrs. Irwin Waldstein, represent Garments both for Men and Boys substantially reduced .... comes a question of how you are Elmhurst, L.I., at this hotel this going to raise the necessary mone;,. Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT (Paget week. Personally I think it would be an ! Parish):—Mr. Chairman, the Miss Helen Mills and Miss Flor­ outrage to increase the import I amount is £900 I believe. Per­ ence Austin, of Milford, Delaware. FOR MEN .. t duties. There was an argument haps there is some other amount? are enjoying holidays at Belmont advanced. or a statement made Manor. Others from a distance Reduced to Three Price Qroups by the hon. member for Devonshire Hon. Sir STANLEY SPUELING: are Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McBride, of Mr. Cox to this effect that if you —Yes, there are other amounts Eochester, New York. put on such a tax as His Honour 60/- paid in. I know that there is Brom Brooklyn came Miss Flo­ the Speaker suggested this morn­ in the case of a constable at rence Treanor, and Mr. A. E. Salz- 80/- ing, an income tax, or, as I prefer Tucker's Town, that is paid for man. to call it. a poll tax to th3 maximum 120/- Mr. Edward M. Davis is a guest amount of £10, that although that I by the Bermuda Development Com- of the week from Milford, Delaware. Formerly 90/- to £8. 10. 0 was small in individual cases it j pany. Mr. and Mrs. Eene Deneau. are would amount to a very great sum from Merrick, Long Island, and in the aggregate. Is that an argu­ Mr. S. S. TODDINGS, Jr.:—(St. Mr. Sam Howard comes from New ment against it? That because it i George's Parish:—Is this con- | tribution from Tucker's Town a York City. is a small sum taken individually ! it amounts to a large sum in the new amount, because last year we FOR BOYS ... aggregat. ?? I should think that is ! received £900. This year we are DAYTIME WEAR the strongest argument you can | going to receive £1,000—is that urge in favour of it. I think it was ; something new? Reduced to Three Price Qroups the great, financier. M.Carnot if I remember his name correct ly. Hon. Sir STANLEY SPUELING: 10/6 13/6 16/6 who said that the right taxation I do not know when it started, Formerly 22/6 to 50/- consists in so plucking the goose i but I know that in going over as to extract the greatest amount the receipts for 1934 we found of feathers with the least amount cf that we have received approximatly An excellent opportunity this to secure your Xmas Suit at a considerable saving. sqealing. If you can get a great : £1,000, and we saw no reason why amount of feathers, as the hon. I we should not expect to receive member for Devonshire, Mr. Cox, ! £1,000. Sale continues to Xmas seems to think you might, by this maximum tax of £10, with very lit­ Mr. H. T. NOETH:—It is news tle squealing, that really is a very | to me that there is a constable good argument in favour of it. I at Tucker's Town. I should like With respect to American visitors, ! the hon. member in charge to be I do not want to see American visit­ • sure about this. ors-penalised in any way either. I i want to make this place just as at­ Mr. S. S. TODDINGS, Jr.:—I MM HAMILTON tractive as possible. But you must j know this is revenue, but in my opinion the Finance Committee not think that American visitors (Formerly Young Brothers) living down here, having invest­ have been over optimistic in cer­ ments in the United States, do not tain items of revenue to which The Best for Slightly Less . . have to pay income tax on them, I I intend to call attention. I am because they do, just as Bermudian | wondering where this amount non-residents if they have securi­ comes from and if we are actually ties in the United States have to pay- : going to get it. income tax in the United States over PRINCESS HOTEL NOTES and above the modest exemption of -which was agreed to. YOUR OPPORTUNITY 15,000 dollars. All these things Although the Princess Hotel is not Items and amounts Nos. 5 to 7 could he guarded against I feel open and, in fact, will not be fully A few cases of well-known brands of quite sure. This is not a time to I were agreed to. ! ready for guests until next Monday, discuss this question in any detail. I December 17th, the Misses Beall There is the question of double J Sir STANLEY SPUELING moved who have been constant visitors for CHAMPAGNE ON PINTS) taxation which would have to be : the following as item 8 under the many years, have been at the are now offered at seriously considered. You should j heading 1. Miscellaneous. 8. An­ hotel since December 3rd and will certainly avoid double taxation. nual tax of 10/- on radios, £1,000,0.0. remain for the winter. REDUCED PRICES But the principle of the thing seems i Last Monday, December 10th., to me to be fairly sound, and I see Mr. S. S. TODDINGS, Jr.:—Mr. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lovejoy, of for Cash only no reason why it should be burden­ Chairman, I am going to object Eochester, N.Y., came to The some. to that on the same grounds that Princess to remain for a month. Economize by laying in your I objected the other day. Radios A black angora mixture wool­ They are enjoying one of tha cot­ XMAS REQUIREMENTS NOW tages on Cardiff Point. Mr. Love- Mr. H. V. SMITH (Warwick Par­ cost enough now. We are already en is styled in youthful daytime manner, with gold-dotted black joy is president of the Eastman ish) :—We have succeeded, Mr. paying about 100 per cent. A radio costing £20 in the United taffeta forming small collar and Kodak Company. On December Chairman, in balancing the bud­ jabot scarf details. Cuffs are of 24th., their two sons will join I GOSLING BROS,, Ltd. get. Outsid9 of that wo have not Stated costs about £40 landed here. the same decorative fabric. A / I novelty buckle finishes the self- Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy for the holi­ Hamilton yet provided any amount for a material belt. days. continued dredging programme. To be Continued m ••••••••••BMMMMM .*-'

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SALE OF LAND REST IS NEEDED TO SOFTEN • On the premises and under power of sale contained in an indenture of LINE UNDER THE EYES mortgage. By JACQUELINE HUNT Set yourself to relax. Lift 0ne On Thursday, the 13th day I INES and wrinkles about the arm at a time and let it drop to *-* eeyeyes mainy be causer thde bany fatiguineg your side dead weight Do the of December, 1934 lines sthathSt resul;pB^t ,from fatigueA°7 , ««nimagine wite hvoursel your fleg fWir»«i„s and lie sti m ' proper sleep, a certain amount of Senear™ King* Ew5 at 3 o'clock In the afternoon e x e r c i sing ancj down into a billowy hear> of a W f atherS Even a h There will be offered for sale by batocoaianceeda diemet fj " „ complet«?e relaxatio>»Mn will go far s eep sucn HOUSE SLIPPERS Public Auction:— will make you feel like a different toward keep- person. 1n g you ALL THAT certain parcel of land young asd When you get up splash cold situate in Pembroke Parish in the water into your eyes and over fresh-looking. y ur skin t0 leave the Iofi yo»uu ouosus-- ° . 4 , » both for Christmas giving Islands of Bermuda containing Two pect that the flowing Apply your make-up- roods Twenty-three perches and lines are you will not need a foundation if Nine square yards and bounded caused by you used nourishing cream on NORTHERLY by land of George eyestrain, in­ your skin during your nap or Nathaniel Oorbln and there mea­ spect your rest—and see that the eyes are lighting. not forgotten. You wouldn't think We are just a wee bit proud of our suring One hundred and Eighteen Reading or of leaving your lips smudged feet and Six inches or thereabouts * MISS HtJNT working with lipstick. Yet many of you stock for Men, Women and Children EASTERLY in part by a Roadway without the leave the eyebrow? ungroomed. proper light cause nervous ten- H you are going out you may and partly by land of Stuart De sion and strain. Long winter want to make-up the eyes care- this year — don't you think we should Silva and there measuring Two evenings when you spend your fully- but if you are spending the hundred and Fifty-five feet or time reading or watching yoa. evening at home, try the new be? thereabouts SOUTHERLY by the favorite movie or even dancing eyelash grower brought out by a Drainage Canal dividing the land under brilliant lights your eyes well-known beautician. This now being described from the are subjected to additional strain darkens the lashes and brows anyway, so you should do what slightly and gives them a bril­ the kind men like, leather or felt Bermuda Athletic Association you can to rest them when you liant finish while nourishing and Fields and there measuring One For Men, get a chance. stimulating themn . If you cannot hundred and thirty-five feet or One of the best ways of releas­ get the gro«v r mentioned brush with either soft or hard sole ing day-long tension is to sleep, vour eyelashes and brows with a thereabouts and WESTERLY by little petroleum jelly oi olive oil. land of the heirs or devisees of i daily nap will keep you youth­ ful and fresh in appearance and » * * from 6/- to 17/6 Julianna and Isabella Eve or their will do much tc make your eyes QUESTION: "1 have a very assigns and there measuring Two clear and lovely. Combine the fair skin and avburn hair What hundred and twenty-eight feet or nap with a beauty treatment. colors in cosmetics and costumes the dainty attractive ones in felt thereabouts. Cleanse your skin thoroughly would be best for me?~B Y" For Women, and apply a nourishing cream— You might be able to use and kid soft and comfy in pastel Further particulars may be ob­ at least around the eye areas. either a light clear red rouge and tained from:— Then draw the blinds, open lipstick, or those with a slightly the window and wet little com­ orange cast Experiment *ith colours Mr. GEORGE A. WILLIAMS, presses of cotton in very warm both and see what you like best water and lay over your eyes. Use a light cream face powder or from 5/- to 12/6 Auctioneer. Lay a folded towel over these to a light rachel. You have a wide Or hold in the heat and moisture choice of costume colors—shades J. CARDIE MOSSE, anc' release any tension. Or use of tan, green, russet, burnt or­ the sturdy ones for the boys and Barrister-at-Law, little herb packs that do so much ange„_,, browns_._ , rpinkis h beigeBW>, ,.iv_- For Children, Parliament Street, Hamilton for 'lines and flabbiness about the ory, or combinations of black the feminine type for the girls eyes. • -Mid white woulc. be becoming 335Sttu4.s8.tull.thl 3, from 4/- to 6/-

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Patricia Burke, an American portance in Peter's eyes which so girl stranded in Rome, goes to far had evidently not occurred to LARGE CHRISTMAS HAMPER the village of Marvello to apply him. for the job of governess for the Burning with impatience to child Countess Dei Sari's little boy. read Dirk's note. Pat forced her­ She meets a young American, self to play cheerfully with the Packed full of H. J. HEINZ CO. famous Dirk Waters, who tells her that child until, at last, it was five Count Dei Sari and his son by o'clock—the time set to take nim 57 VARIETIES a previous marriage, Sergio, are to his mother. He was disappoint­ up to some 'dirty work." He ed at leaving his game, but when says he is in Marvello to inves­ she told him that his mother was tigate, and asks Pat to help him. waiting for him. his face bright­ Here is all you have to do The Count engages Pat as gov­ ened and he was in a great hurry erness, but forbids her to see to get his hands washed and his Dirk arain. Dirk arranges for a hair brushed. Save all your HEINZ labels (any variety) and s secret midnight rendezvous with 1 Knocking at the Countess' door, the Four Persons returning the largest number her ' strangely. in hard lines. He smiled perfunc­ torily, however. NOT LATER THAN 4 p.m. MONDAY, CHAPTER XXI "You can come back for Peter DECEMBER 24th 1934, will be presented Rf OUNTING to her room, Pat at six." he said abruptly and drew the child into the room, shutting with one of the beautiful Hampers which will *** carefully locked the door. the door behind him then sat down to write the Without wasting any time, Pat be displayed at the PHOENIX DRUG STORE note which, if luck was with went to her room, locking the door Hamilton, F. C. OUTERBRIDGE St. Georges her she hop?d to leave for as usual She took Dirk's note out VIROL is your child's of her pocket, and unfolded it and GOSLING BROS. Somerset. Dirt? \r the arranged place with trembling fingers. great defence against It was terse "House punrded "Sorry to have missed you. Has a* ni"ht. No definite news." D. S. a guest or prisoner? Very winter ailments. She didn't mention the scream important I should know." Suggestions she had heard Later she was OAT reread the note twice, and l VIROL contains every* tc realize that this had been then burned it over a candle,! a mistake, but at the time it rubbing the ashes between her thing necessary to build didn't occur to her that a hands until they were but specks HEINZ Plum, Fig or Date Puddings mysterious scream a: night of dust Guest or prisoner? That up strength and vitality. there was no guest in the castle, HEINZ Mincemeat in Glass Jars or Tins would give Dirk anything to she was practically sure. A pris­ VIROL increases resist­ work on. oner was another matter If Dei HEINZ Sweet or Sour Pickles in Family Jars At ttiw^-tMrty, shs awakened Sari were keeping someone here ance to infection by Peter eiri to?'? trro into th" cor­ against his will, how could she HEINZ Ready to Serve Soups 21 Varieties. don H? n-af fnU ot the teroor- find out' The castle was so large building up a sound tpnr" of S*WTWJ"*<* r°r His sirrlnox that there were dozens of planes (Just like mother makes them) ar.d. to ner sre?,t delight she where a person might be kept constitution. found t'-tat ner guess nad oeen hidden. HEINZ Oven Baked Beans 5 Varieties right and that it was near the And Dirk expected her to find western eate It would take her out. What clue had he discov­ HEINZ Spaghetti Give your child Virol only a few minutes to slip out ana ered? For his question was ob­ be back. viously based on some new devel­ now. The only danger was that of opment. The disappointment of leaving the child alone. Would he her failure to leave the castle last And lots of others, which are carried by your grocer tell his mother and father that ght wr now more acute. She she had disappeared for awhile? wondered if Diik had realized It was a chance, however, which from her absence that she was the 57 57 she had to take. There seemed to next thing to a prisoner herself? 3628tthl3.slo.tul8.s22. be no other way of getting in However, the main object, for touch with Dirk. the moment, was to find some way "Will you promise to be good if of getting Dirk the information he I leave you for a minute?" she wanted. Only how—how? She as!:ed tentatively. "I've forgotten flung herself down on her bed my handkerchief." and. closing her eyes, tried to go Christmas Gifts Peter, already hard at work at the problem logically. building str?rs

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RAILWAY COMMISSION CASE services from the vote for the Ber­ Act there is no such authority Delieiensly muda Railway Commission ex­ given them, and in that it differs JUDGMENT DELIVERED penses in the Appropriation Act." from the case relied on by the learn­ ed Attorney General in London Improved Continued from Page 1 FEE OF £5 PER MILE County Council-v-Hobbs, 75 Law Times Reports, N.S. It is unne­ from office, the Governor Is em­ IN VITAL FORCE ^VIGOUR? Nothing is said in this letter as to cessary to go into the facts, for the by Kellogg powered to appoint by endorsement fees being charged, but in the delegation of authority was under a on the Commission or otherwise, agreed submission, it is stated that Local Government Act, 1888, sec­ Pure Blood is HEALTH, VIGOUR and another person as Commissioner the "Commissioners fixed his fee tion 123, continuing an order made LIFE. in his place. at £5 per mile, and an additional by the Metropolitan Board of Works (2) One of the Commissioners £3 for each set of trestles or steel and whose powers were transferred Impure Blood is the root cause of Skin shall be a person possessing legal or bridges inspected." No evidence as to the London County Council. ^ judicial experience and one shall Diseases, Boils, Rashes, Ulcers, Sores, to how Mr. Larg was appointed is The maxim "Delegatus non dele­ have engineering qualifications and Glandular Swellings, Rheumatism. The in the submission, but I was in­ gare"—a delegate cannot delegate- experience. formed at a special setting of the is subject to some exceptions, as poisons result in damage to the arteries, (3) The Commissioners shall ex­ where the employment of a sub- Court held for the purpose, that he internal organs and premature old age. ercise the powers and perform the was appointed by the Commis­ agent is usual in a particular trade duties hereinafter entrusted to sioners in September 1931. or business, and is not inconsistent The direct way to health is by purifying them by this Act and each of them with the agent's authority or in­ The railway line from Hamilton the blood with Clarke's Blood Mixture. shall, before entering upon the structions; and also where the act to St. George's was completed on performance of his duties, be sworn done is purely ministerial as is 26th January 1932, and the reports before the Governor faithfully to usually provided for in Companies, on the line from Mr. Livingston, HERE'S a new shredded biseail discharge the same according to the under the English Company's Acts, In LIQUID or and from Mr. Larg on the rolling you'll want to try. Wonderfully best of his judgment. where the Articles expressly pro­ TABLET Form of stock, were adopted and the sanc­ (4) Two of the Commissioners vided that the directors may ap­ all Chemises and improved in taste and size. tion to open the line duly given. It Dealers. shall form a quorum for considera­ point agents to carry out their Made of delicately flavored is with these latter transactions tion of business. duties as is shewn in the Tancine •sv hole-wheat shreds. that the questions in dispute have At the present time the Railway Case, 25 Ch. D. p. 118 and others. arisen. The biscuits are a new con­ Commissioners number three, one Such delegation of authority is On 13th January, 1933, a state­ venient size. Two just fil the of whom is the Assistant Judge of obviously practical and sound. ment was submitted as to expenses cereal bowl. Double toasted. The Supreme Court and another incurred under the provisions of A clearer example is to be found Crane'.] y-crisp top and bottom. the Director of Public Works. the Act aforesaid, but the Railway in Rossiter -v- Trafalgar Life As­ 15 biscuits to the red-and-green Company refused to pay the sum of surance Co. 54 English Reports, p. FEEL BRSOHT AND CHEERY package. DUTIES MUST BE PAID FOR £405. 1. 3. the computed half share. 148, the headnote of which reads "Though an agent cannot delegate I must now decide the questions every hour of the day Attention must be drawn to the his authority, yet there are many- involved in the dispute. The learn­ You can't enjoy life if you are troubled with 3rd subsection, which lays down acts which he must necessarily one or a multitude of Everyday Ills. 90% of ed Attorney General raised the that the "Commissioners shall do through the agency of other these ills are due to Constipation, which wears question that the Railway Co. were 12'/3 exercise the powers and perform the persons and which are valid when out your bodily machine long before its time. estopped from raising any question Just as Constipation is the ONE CAUSE so all OUNCES duties hereinafter entrusted to so done." as to the fees disputed (and marked S you need is the ONE REMEDY—Beecham's them by this Act." These duties WgZi Pills—to remove the cause. Purely vegetable, with an asterisk in the statement naturally must be paid for and fJB§ these pills assist kidneys and liver—cleanse annexed to the Writ of Summons.) DEFINITION OF "MINISTERIAL" section 15 (1) and (2) lays down in vSS 'oiood and purify the system. They keep I am afraid that I cannot agree with you healthy, and are the secret of Happy what manner their services are to him. "Estoppel" writes Byrne, It is strange that I can find no Youth, Healthy Maturity and Vigorous old be recognized, that is to say that age. "is an admission of so conclusive definition of "ministerial" that soon after the close of each financial a nature that the party whom it would help a conclusion to be ar­ year the Receiver General (now call­ effects is not permitted to aver rived at, as to its exact meaning. ed the Colonial Treasurer) shall against it or offer evidence to con­ The Shorter Oxford Dictionary says produce to the Railway Company a THE GIFT SHOWER trovert it." Estoppel is a rule of it "subsidiary . . . inferior." certificate shewing in detail the founded on law, conscience and The case of Conselles -v- London The World's Medicine. PILLS expenses he has paid out of the justice; it seeks to prevent mis­ County Council, 1908, 1 Ch. p. 13, Public Treasury on this account, chiefs that would inevitably result does not help very much. It was a and the Railway Co. must pay half from uncertainty, confusion and question of altering a footway of such expenses. want of confidence were men per­ but there again there were powers By a later Act, No. 12 of 1929, the mitted to deny what they had de­ under an Act of 1901 for the Lon­ other procedure, to determine the Chairman of the Commissioners don County Council to make alter­ engineering authority, under sec­ liberately asserted and received tion 13 (2) of the Act of 1924, at a legality. was to be paid £5 and the members ations "as were necessary" for wor^ as true. Estoppel in pais was orig­ salary fixed under this Act. Ordin­ £3 for every attendance at a meeting required to be done: they acte^ ACT MAY BE INADEQUATE inally confined to cases between arily Board Meetings, the payment of the Commissioners. By section under an agreement with anoth landlord and tenant, but has been er for meetings of the House of As­ 74 of the Act of 1924, the Railway extended to mercantile cases. The Borough Council. The Act may be inadequate in Co. had to give the Commissioners sembly and the Legislative Council general rule is stated by Lord Part of the discussion turned on this respect; it may be insufficient one month's notice in writing of and others, are fixed at 8/- per Campbell in the case of Cavincross delegation and it was held that jt in its visualisation: it may be de­ their intention to open the Railway meeting. I must therefore conclude v. Latimer 3 Mac p. 827 : "If a man was "not a delegation on the par^ 0f ficient in what would, or might be line. It was stated at the Bar that that in fixing a fee of £5 for the either by words or conduct has a local authority to arrange t^at Chairman and £3 for each Com­ necessary: but the Act remains, the line between Hamilton and and I cannot read into its interpo­ intimated that he consents to an some other person shall perform missioner, the aforementioned Act Somerset was first inspected and lation something the Act does not act which has been done, and that the ministerial acts necessary t0 must have contemplated some­ opened, and a report made to the he will offer no opposition to it, carry out such works, as in t^g thing more than mere discussion of contain. Commissioners on the 19th Sep­ although it could not have been exercise of their powers they nave business, and foresaw that the The matter is one of difficulty and tember, 1931, passing the line as lawfully done without his consent, determined otherwise it would be Commissioners would be involved I have examined many other auth­ CHRISTMAS fit and safe for the public to travel and he thereby induces others to impossible for such authority to in work of a practical nature for orities, but they seem to add noth­ by. No objection has been raised do that which they might legally employ a contractor." which they were specially selected. ing to what I have already found. to this part of the transaction. CARDS have abstained, he cannot question Commander Larg was not a The word "Commissioners" is I therefore find that while th* I must now travel back a little the legality of the act he has so Commissioner and, I was informed mentioned throughout the Act. Commissioners were justified h.. Also box assortment in the matter of time, to a date the sanctioned, etc." Vide also the The duties of the Commissioners employing outside expert opinioi, in Court, had special knowledge of : PAPERS and SEALS 17th July, 1931, not the 16th, as notes to The Duchess of Kingston's the intricacies of the form of rolling are to be found in Part 8. In no (if I may use the word "outsMe' stated in the submission to the case; 2 Smith's Leading Cases 644. stock and gasolene engines em­ section of the incorporating Act is in that meaning) they wears no: Court. The Railway Commission­ ployed, which apparently was not there a hint of giving to them a justified in employing Mr. Living­ Much of the charm of gifts ers on that date requested His within the knowledge of the Com­ power of delegation. I am there­ ston at a special fee. RULES AGAINST ESTOPPEL it Christmas time lies in the Excellency The Governor, through missioners. That being so, I think fore of opinion that the Commis­ I think, seeing that both parties the usual channel, viz: The Acting the Commissioners were entitled sioners in direct ng Mr. Livingston have practically succeeded in their attractive way that they are The argument that because the Colonial Secretary, Mr. C. H. Clay, to employ him to perform a minis­ to act alone, were authorising some­ claims, I make no order as to costs- Railway Co. paid certain expenses wrapped. We have to engage the services of Mr. Living­ terial act, as an expert, and to thing to be done outside their 00 demanded of them by the Treasury ston, already one of the Commis­ report to them his opinion. I powers; something that was never almost complete stock of for the inspection of the line from HOTEL INVERURIE NOTES sioners "for the purpose of exam­ understand that Mr. Stemp, the contemplated by The Bermuda Hamilton to Somerset, without wrapping tissues and seals. ination and inspection of the per­ manager of the Bermuda Railway Railway Co. Act. To my mind it demur, but have objected to later Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, of Mon­ manent way, including bridges, Co., was present when the em­ was not within their authority to payments in a later and different treal, Quebec, have selected In­ trestles, etc., and subsequently for ployment of Commander Larg was fix a special fee to be paid to Mr. Our Christmas Cards transaction, appears to me not to verurie for their Bermuda holiday. examination of (the remainder of settled, and raised no objection. Livingston for doing what, under are priced from Id. the line." This letter was not satisfy any of the conditions of the the Act, he was appointed to do: They arrived on Monday. produced in evidence but on my doctrine of Estoppel, and I there­ and that being so, the approval of Other arrivals by same steamer DIFFERENT FOOTING request was handed to me after the fore rule against it. His Excellency to an agreement included Miss Elsie Haskins, of Court had risen. It was forwarded I now come to the question as to outside the scope of the Act should Atlantic Cty, IT.J., Mr. and Mr; YANKEE STORE to His Excellency, who "approved whether the Commissioners had The case of Mr. Livingston stands not have been sought, without a E. L. Turterg, of New York City the retention by the Director of authority to delegate their own on a different footing altogether. submission to the Court on an and Miss Lalita M. Flynn, and Mis: Cor. Reid and Queea Works (Mr. Livingston) of any powers to one of their number. He was specially selected by the Originating Summons or some Marg. Crawley, both of Milwaukee, 3602fw.e»lp. remuneration paid to Wm for the Under the Bermuda Railway Oo. Government because be was an Wisconsin, r • ;''.v..:>...-<^-. ~i THE ROYAC GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934 Page 11

Last Round. Harvey on the de­ fensive before smashing through with six blows to Neusel's head. One right upper cut must have hurt Neusel badly, but the Ger­ Local and Foreign Sporting News 5 man continued to attack and the fight ended with both sides still hard at it. The drawn verdict BY "ELLIS' received a mixed reception.

K>o<>e><>e*>ew><»>ew>ew>c»<>c>(>e*>c><>e3<(<3oeWK><>o<>e3<>es< S oo Olin Dutra Leading in Miami- Results of Third Round Draw Mixed Reception is Accorded PUT YOUR FAITH IN MARK CROSS- Biltmore Tournament for the English Cup Neusel-Harvey Verdict MIAMI, Dec. 12 (CP)—Two YOUR MONEY IN A CROSS BILLFOLD LONDON, Dec. 12 (CP)—Man­ LONDON, Dec. 12. (CP)—The strokes out in front, Olin Dutra, the chester City, the Cup-holders, are following are several pointers from United States' open champion, led pitted against Tottenham Hot­ the recent Harvey-Neusel fight at a reduced field of 137 golfers to­ spurs in the draw for the third Wembley. To start with there were wards the 54th., hole in the $12,- round of the English Soccer Cup 11,000 people present and approxi­ 500 Miami-Biltmore tournament which was made today. The mately £7,000 was paid in gate- today. Dutra is at present an odds third round is the start of the in­ money. Neusel led the way into on favourite to collect the first tensive competition between the the ring but the greatest reception prize of $1,200. big Clubs in the First and Second was reserved for Harvey, the crowd —-oo Divisions of the English League, jumping to their feet and cheering joining the survivors of earlier wildly for several minutes, to give Local League Soccer Today • rounds. the former heavyweight cham­ Portsmouth, who were beaten pion of the British Empire the Two local league soccer matches ] in the Cup-final by Manchester warmest welcome he has ever are scheduled to take place this City last year, have drawn at home received. afternoon. The Railway will op- J against Huddersfield Town, while Round 1. Neusel rushed in for pose the Malabar on the B.A.A. j the Arsenal, League champions, Harvey's body and landed with field, while "C" Company of the will have an easy engagement when both hands, but the Englishman, Manchester Regiment will meet I they meet Brighton and Hove. looking very small beside his 196fts., the B.A.A. at Prospect. Both ' The draw for games to be played opponent, was quickly out of range matches are set down for kick-off ; on January 12th., follows:— and boxing in good style with his at "3 p.m. j left. Cr fc Sheffield Wednesday versus Old­ Round 2. Neusel started this t/ALMAK " ham Athletic; round as h.3 did the first, storming CHRISTMAS MAIL NOTICES Aldershot versus Reading; in boldly to hook both hands for the body, but Harvey, very cool, Leicester City versus Blackpool; OF 1934 »tf" West Ham United versus Stockport tied him up cleverly in the clinches. County; For some minutes Neusel could not WEST INDIES Portsmouth versus Huddersfield find an opening for a blow, and Western Group Just looking at Mark Cross Leather goods Town; when he stepped away Harvey- tells you of their superiority ... Brighton versus Arsenal; jumped in like lightning with a Mails for Bahamas, Jamaica, Burnley versus Mansfield Town; smashing left hook to the jaw. and British Honduras, should be Taking them in your hands shows you how Yeovil Fetters versus Liverpool; It was the best punch in the fight posted in sufficient time to be for­ Northampton Town or Workington so far. warded per S.s. "Lady Somers" flexible is the leather ... versus Bolton Wanderers; Round 3. Generally disappoint­ sailing from Bermuda on the 17th Using them proves the whole story... Wigan versus Millwall; ing, a lot of scrambling in the December 1934. Tottenham Hotspurs versus Man­ clinches, with Neusel very inef­ * * * Our gift collection includes change purses, chester City; fective in his attempts to make DOMINION OF CANADA an opening. Two of Harvey's Southend United versus Sheffield Parcels should be posted in time pouches, picture frames, cigarette cases, jewel United; blows brought cries from Neusel's corner, but they appeared fair to go forward per S.s. "Lady cases, and of course, gloves. Vatford or Walsall versus South­ Hawkins" sailing on the 10th ampton ; enough and there was no word of warning from the referee. December for St. John, N.B., (For Bristol Rovers versus Manchester Western Canada) and S.s. "Lady Round 4. Most uninteresting United; Rodney" for Halifax, N.S., sailing work at close quarters; too much j H.A.tE. Everton versus Grimsby Town; on the 18th December, 1934. (for LTD holding and pulling, Neusel | Birmingham versus Coventry City; The Maritime Provinces). being a little more successful in ! Preston North End versus Barnsley; Christmas mails other than Par­ York City versus Derby County; hooking both hands to Harvey's f © V N S> E © 1 8 8 £ body, cel Post, should be posted for the Sanderland versus Fulham; mails per Q.t.e.v. "Queen of Ber­ Round 5. Neusel forced the ! S.vindon Town versus Chesterfield; muda," sailing on Wednesday the fight in the fifth round, using his ; Ball City versus Newcastle United; 12th December, 1934. Vi olverhampton Wanderers versus weight to advantage and kept i Notts County; Harvey pinned against the ropes . UNITED STATES OF AMERICA L^eds United versus Bradford; while he drove in a series of rights Parcel Post for The United States Bristol City versus Bury; to the body. For more than a (Except New York City) should be Brentford versus Plymouth Argyle; minute he was out-fighting Harvey j posted to go forward per Q.t.e.v. THE KIND OF A CHRISTMAS GIFT Swansea Town versus Stoke City; clearly. j "Queen of Bermuda" sailing Wed­ Chester versus Notts Forest; nesday the 12th December. Parcel Every Woman Loves Aston Villa versus Bradford City; HOW HARVEY CAME BACK I Post for New York City should be Middlesborough versus Blackburn posted not later than the 14th to go Rovers; Round 6. Harvey scored with a j forward per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of West Bromwich Albion versus countering left to the jaw which Bermuda" on the 15th December Port Vale; i staggered the German, but Neusel 1934. Chelsea versus Luton Town; was quickly back to the attack ! Christmas mails other than Par­ Norwich City versus Bath City. and htting at a great pace had all i cel Post for The United States (Ex­ Baguette Wrist the better of the in-fighting. cept New York City,) should be In all of the above matches the Round 7. Harvey could not get posted in sufficient time to go for­ games will be played on the grounds his left working and he was unable j ward Per Q.t.e.v. "Monarch of Watches ci the first mentioned teams. to keep the German at bay. Neusel's | Bermuda sailing on the 15th De­ strength seemed to be proving j cember 1934. from 40/- too big a handicap for the Britisher. -00- Round 8. Harvey on the de- j For New York City, per Q.t.e.v. fensive, content to steal an oc- I "Queen of Bermuda, leaving Ber­ Canada May Not Compete in casional countering blow. muda on thel9th December, 1934. Round 9. Likewise in this the 1935 Davis Cup round, Harvey made good use of j the ring and moving around smart- • 00 > Scintillating Rings TORONTO, Dec. 12 (CP)—Unless ly, found opportunity to get his i the United States tennis authorities straight left-hand working. Three j from 20/- agree to play their tie in the North punches which landed cleanly on ! MAIL NOTICES American zone of the Davis Cup Neusel's nose brought forth roars j of cheers from the crowd and j Mails per Q.t.e.v. Monarch of * matches later in the year than hitherto, Canada will not enter Harvey, greatly encouraged, hooked I Bermuda for Great Britain, the ! the competition in 1935, it was de­ two splendid lefts to the German's Dominion of Canada, the United cided at a meeting of the council eye. The second blow produced j States of America (via Nassau) and of tbe Canadian Lawn Tennis As­ a nasty looking cut on Neusel's Nassau, Bahamas, will close at the sociation yesterday. eyebrow and for some seconds he General Post Office on Saturday, Stunning Cuban and Mexican players are was overwhelmed by a tornado Dec. 15th, at 13.00 noon. I able to play all or most of the of blows. Harvey was now fight- Supplementary Mail (double post­ Ear Rings winter, putting them in better ting with greater dash and spirit, age) from 12.00 noon to 1.00 p.m. condition than the Canadians. hitting the bigger man time and Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. again with his left to take the Parcel Post for Great Britain, the from 10/- pr. 00 round by a clear margin. United States and Nassau at 11.30 Round 10. Advantage slightly a.m. His Excellency Will Attend with Harvey, but too much hold­ Note: All maii to be forwarded by ing and wrestling. this despatch must be marked Final of "NichoII Shield" Round 11. Harvey opened bril­ "Per Monarch of Bermuda." liantly meeting his doughty op­ Flat Silverware As already announced in these ponent with two perfectly placed Mails Due on Saturday from Eng­ columns, the_final of the "Nicholl left hooks to the jaw. Neusel land Shield" will be played on the B.A.A. staggered from the impact and in Sterling or Plate ground on Saturday afternoon. Harvey, sensing his opportunity, Mails per S.s. Majestic due to The kick-off will be at 3.15 p.m., cut loose with a battery of lefts arrive in New York on the 11th me finalists being the H.M.S. and rights. Twice he smashed a should connect with Q.t.e.v. Mon­ ;^anae and H.M.S. York. right to the German's mouth and arch of Bermuda sailing for Ber­ i^His Excellency the Governor has Neusel began bleeding freely. With muda on the 13th. s.ocepted the invitati n to be pre- the crowd yelling itself hoarse Har- J £ ant and the teams will be presented vey rushed in again and again, j A small deposit will hold any article till Christmas " o him before the kick-off. smashing in with both hands. He J Mails Despatched Although the Danae has won the punched the harder, too, and once Mails leaving Bermuda on Satur­ Shield for the past three years, drove Neusel from one side of the day the 15th via Nassau, due to H.M.S. York will provide the stiffest ring to the other. Harvey not arrive in New York on Thursday opposition they have been up only outboxed Neusel in this round against n Bermuda. A thrilling I the 20th, should connect with S.s. THE ASTWOOD-DICKINSON CO. but outfought him and punished [ Olympic sailing for Southampton game is anticipated. 3465QQs. him. on the 21st. J

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•-.».-..... ?age 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST, DAILY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934

THE LAST JUDGMENT WEST END NEWS LOST A Few Notes on the Work Will the person who picked up a Money in qua£ity DEATH OF MR. T. G. GLADWIN Black and White PUPPY on Sat­ A few brief notes on the oratorio urday night (front legs deformed) composed by Louis Spohr will be The many friends of Mr. T. G. return to Police Station or Dial of interest in view of the perform­ Gladwin, who served at Bermuda 2606? quality in ance next Sunday afternoon at St. Dockyard for a number of years 3627*th. John's Church, Pembroke, which as leading recorder, will learn with will begin at 3.30 p.m. regret that a cable was received on POSITION WANTED There are overtures both to Part Friday by his two sons, who are 1 and Part 2, each of considerable both clerks in the Dockyard, that EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT de­ length, but only a portion of the their father had been conveyed to sires position with established second overture will be played next Hospital seriously ill and another firm. Canfurnish highest refer­ Sunday. cable on Monday that he had passed ences as to character and ability. The Chorus opens Part 1 with away. Details are awaited by the Write Box 3442, Bermuda Press. the well-known "Praise His Awful mail. Satisfaction also Name," the subject of which is 3442*f.tu. to th.Uth The late Mr. Gladwin left Ber­ repeated three times and is inter­ muda in 1930 and during his resi­ posed with items for the soprano dence had won the high esteem and bass soloists. FOR RENT THOS, J. WADSON & SON of all who knew him,. We join Then folio wing in quick succession with all in expressions of sym­ the three Choruses "Holy, Holy, Two COTTAGES, five and seven pathy to the family. Mrs. Glad­ rooms, with all modern conveni­ Lord God of Hosts," "All Glory to win and a younger son are at MR. G.E.F. RICHARDS APPOINTED the Lamb that died," and "Bless­ ences, at North Devonshire and REFORM IN POLAND Sheerness where they had their Deepdale, Pembroke East. Im­ TODAY ing Honour, Glory and Power," home. CHIEF JUSTICE AND between each of which there are mediate possession, moderate "WARSAW. Dec. 12 (CP-Havas) — MAGISTRATE short passages for the solo voices. rent. Apply Rennie & Vaucros- Poland's constitutional reform Motion Pictures: Part 1 is then brought to a con­ son, or Dial 1397. Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "You plan bore the approval of a compet­ From the Tribune, Dominica, clusion by a very beautiful quartet 3318fs. witp. Belong to Me." ent commission in the Senate to­ SUNDAY CONCERTS AT C.P.O.'s we take the following article re­ accompanied by the chorus. This Small completely furnished day. The plan was first drawn up by is entitled "Lord God of Heaven CLUB ferring to the appointment of Mr. APARTMENT. Mrs. W. D. Wil­ Eeicl Hall Theatre: "Hat Check the Diet on January 26, and receiv­ and Earth." Girl." and "Ever Since Eve." ed the approval of the commission G. E. F. Richards as Chief Justice- kinson, Cedar Ave. In Part 2 the music becomes yesterday after being subjected to Magistrate of St. Lucia. With the fleet here there is a con­ 3569jtu,th. more dramatic and opens with a tinual flow of entertainments at changes indicated by Marshall Mr. Richards is a nephew of Mrs. oo bass solo, "Thus Saith the Lord," Ireland Island. On Sunday at the "CEDAR LODGE," Paget. Ideal Joseph Pilsudski, Minister of War Janet H. F. Campbell of Warwick with its warnings about the Judg­ C.P.O.'s Club an excellent concert for private residence or Guest and strong man of the country. East and we congratulate him on ment Day. was held consisting of vocal and House (furnished). Apply Somers Pilsudski's principal objection was his appointment. The soprano and tenor soloists instrumental music. The Club Real Estate Agency. FOREIGN EXCHANGE directed against the constitution * * * then join in a very lovely duet, possesses an orchestra under the 3606tth.s. of a special government corps of Mr. G. E. F. Richards, B.A., "Forsake me not in this dread direction of C.P.O. Driscoll which the elite. LL.B.. Crown Attorney and Magis­ Local Rates hour," which has a passionate furnishes fine music. * * * trate, Dominica, has been appointed Chief Justice and Magistrate of appeal and ends in a moving pass­ The programme on Sunday FOR SALE age "O Lord in Thee I trust alone." opened at S.30 p.m. each artist The following is a copy of 60,000 COMMUNISTS ESCAPE the First District. St. Lucia. A short Chorale is followed by the contributing an excellent quota the Bulletin displayed on Like the late Mr. T. W. S. Garra- ROGERS PIANO in perfect condi tenor voice announcing "Jehovah to the entire delight of the ap­ Wednesday at the local banks: HONG KONG, Dee. 12 (CP)— way, who was the first to hold the tion. specially made for Bermu now Cometh to Judgment" and the preciative audience which attended. The escape of 60,000 Chinese com­ combined office, Mr. Richards is a da. Price £55. Apply M. A. Gib­ big chorus of the work "Destroyed Next Sunday at the same time U.S DOLLARS munists into western Kweichow West Indian, being a native of St. bons, Dial 1434. is Babylon" with its wonderful and place it is proposed to hold province threatened today to dis­ Vincent. 3645tth.f. harmonies is sung. an orchestral concert when it is Buying at 4% dis $5.00 rupt the peaceful compromise Mr. Richards is at present in the After the fury of this movement hoped as many or more patrons Selling at 2% dis $4.8379 just effected between the Nan­ United Kingdom on leave of ab­ the music gradually dies away will attend. Every Thursday eve­ FRIGHTENED TO EAT FOR king National government and sence which expires on January 21 and leads on to the world famous ning at the same place a Dance Canton which seeks autonomy. next and will return to Dominica CANADIAN DOLLARS quartet and chorus "Blest are the is held to which the Club welcotnes STOMACH PAINS The rift was caused by the publica­ to supervise the transfer of his household effects here before tak­ departed," the music of which has guests. tion of a telegram in which Gener­ There is no need for you to suffer Buying at 2% dis. ..$4.8979 ing up his appointment. brought comfort to many thous­ Selling at par .. Si.SO alissimo Ch'ang Kai Shek of the ands of people. the agoniesof gastric and stomach Nationalist government, upbraided The new Chief Justice-Magistrate The final number of the work trouble, of indigsstion, wind or sick General Pei Chung Hsi of Kwangsi is no stranger to St. Lucia for he QUOTATIONS depicts "A new Heaven and a new stomach. Maclean Brand Stomach province for not heading off the acted as Magistrate of the First Earth by God prepared" and a Fowder gives reliefwhen all other communist forces, according to District during the absence of r—'Cv-'r^-' -• - •*. *r %9 * New York Closed ...$4.95 short passage of eight bars, "Then treatsmants have failed. We receive Canton dispatches. Mr. H. W. Steele from December 1, Montreal Closed $4.86 Come, Come Lord Jesus!" reaches hundreds of letters from grateful 1927, to February 29, 1928. sufferers, and the following from London, 11.30 a.m .. Si 950625 j 00 sublime heights. Montreal Latest $4.8650 A vigorous chorus, "Thine is the \ ! J - 1 r 1 Mr. R. S. is typical of them:— New York Latest $4.9475 DEATH OF •TED PAINTER "HAT CHECK GIRL" Kingdom" brings the oratorio to "I have been troubled with my a conclusion and note should be 1 stomach for about ten years. The Sally Eilers, Ben Lyon and Ginger made of the impressive and unusual ! " W& flip doctor said I had acute gastric LONDO •?, Dee. 1 !. CP John Rogers Give Perfect Performances way the final "Amen" is sung. ulcers—I was frightened to eat for Charles Dollman, a painter of i &••-' In Leading liolzs of Romance. The music was composed in the pain and suffered day in, day out popular subjects, died here today until I noticed Maclean Brand at the age of 83. His most noted year 1825 and was first performed CUSTOMS HOUSE Sparkling with nicely timed Stomach Powder. I am pleased to work . is A Very Gallant Gentle- in England in 1830. Since then it comedy moments ar.d offering say I am row a new man. I have maD." depicting Captain Oates. has been performed each year in many thrills and surprises as the recommended your wonderful pow­ the famous explorer, struggling a great many churches and by Rates of Exchange story unfolds, "Hat Check Girl" der to all my friends—they call it trough an Antarctic blizzard. He choral societies. will take a well-earned place It should attract a very large con­ 'Macleans Magic Powder.' They The following rates of ex - held prizes tor drawing from the among the season's best pictures at know how I suffered. I wish your living model and for historical gregation at St. John's Church change were in force at the its opening Thursday at the Reid next Sunday. powder every success—I would net Customs House on Wednesday painting from the Royal Academy. Ha!i Theatre. be without it for worlds." December 12th:— Sally Eilers again captures the Put an end to \our suffering;; charm of her "Bad Girl" portrayal start taking Maclean Brand Store - U.S.A $4.95 ach Powder to-day. Your relief Canada. 4.86 RED STAR LINE ENDS BUSINESS with her work as the sophisticated WORLD WIDE RECEPTION and self-reliant check girl at a big will be immediate, and in a few Belgium .' 21 days you will bs able to eat anything France 75 NEW YORK. Dec. 12 (CP).- The New York night club, and Ben at amazingly low prices Lyon makes an ideal screen partner you like without fear or agonising Germany 12 Red Star Line will go out of exist­ see and hear the new pain. But be sure to ask our Holland 7.32 ence at the end of December, end­ as the Park Avenue playboy who falls for Sally in a big way. 1935 For Better and Stronger chemist for the genuine Maclean Hong Kong 1/9 ing sixty-one years of transatlantic Brand Stomach Powder with the Italy 58 service. The liner "Westeinland," The romance is skillfully built up Children from a most unconventional be­ signature "ALEX C. MACLEAN." Japan 1/2 scheduled to leave on Thursday PHILC0 It is not sold loose, but only in for Antwerp, will be the last vessel ginning when Lion, returning un­ Qood for Qrown'Ups too expectedly from an out-of-town bottles in cartons. If your chemist to cross the Atlantic under the Red ss out of stock, please write to Star ;!ag. When she arrives at trip, finds Sally asleep in his apart­ Try VI-TONE Today ment. Things progress swiftly to BERMUDA TRADING CO. ocal Se.les Representative & Stock- - CO Antwerp, she and two other Red 3044C«jw. ts, Nicholl & Ashton, Hamilton. Star liners, the "Pennland" and the proposal point, but here Sally JACK ARNOLD is the AGENT ' METEOROLOGICAL NOTES "Belgenland," will be sold or balks; the difference in their social scrapped. worlds, along with an "affair" * *. * in her past, prove too much for her DE cen"ib i IT 12th. to contend with. Barometer- - MURDER SENSATION IN ENGLAND Lyon's insistence, however, fin­ HUMPTY DUMPTY- 8.00 a.m...... 1002.7 m tlllibars ally wins her over, but on the eve 69.61 Inches LEWES. England. Dee. 12 (CP- of their wedding Sally's former lover 1009 3 rr illlibars 3.00 p.m... Havas) England's murder thrill of is found dead, and Lyon is held on 29 81 inche? the year grew more tense todey a murder charge. How matters Wind— ..' en a witness said thai Toni Man- finally are adjusted forms the in­ Jo mi pel hr. 8.00 an \. • ini, accused as ; he slaj i r teresting climax of the story, which Nooti. V." :.::. . ii. per tu. of Violet Kaye. whose hacked body Director Sidney Lanfield has han­ .40 ml. 8 p.m. W per hr. was found in trunk number 2, dled w th his customary deftness. Mas. Temp, for 24 hrs. Ofi" had bragged that he had beaten Ginger Rogers makes her first Min. Temp, for 24 hrs 54 her with a hammer. The public ppearance under I he Fox banner Rainfall for 24 hrs 31 thronged the court room corridcr as Sally's peppy companion, and -Sunshine for 24 hrs .. •; hr. 48 min. AS Mancini, the Soho stammering much of the picture's humour is FOREIGN RJKV>OBT8_ waiter, was quoted by a Brighton due to her efforts. a engineer as saying, "Why hit a — OO a £ woman with your hands, you only a a hurt yourself. Hit 'em with a BOXING DAY FILM Date hammer and slosh 'em out, like I December 12th did." Dick Pcweil And Miss Hutchinson In New Film Team. S - cu - The "team" idea is not a new one in pictures. Every important CANADA: personality of the screen's early c Montreal 12 1 — days worked as part of a team, Ottawa — ___ — and today when a producer finds Toronto 18 be - — King of Bottled Beer a perfectly suited pair, it is a U.S.A.: natural development that they Boston 10 b — be teamed. New York 16 b — Arthur Johnson and Lottie Philadelphia 22 b — Briscoe were one of the early Atlantic City 16 b - teams. Kalem had the glamorous Washington . 20 c — Alice Hollister and Harry Mill- BERMUDA : arc e. Vitagraph had Ethel Clay- ! St. Georv's 59 er o.4; ton and Al Kaufman. One of the jnest famous of the NOTii: b—blue sky, be—partly early teams was Francis X. Bush­ eio-tfdy. c—cloudy, o—overcast, man and Beverley Bayne. Others r—rain, p—passing showers, s— were Bob Leonard and Ella Hall; snow, f— fog, t—trace, bf—blue Ella Francis Ford, and Grace Cun- .sky and :"og. rs -sleet, z — hazy. ard;;Flora Finch and John Bunny; Bessie Barriscale and Howard Hich- man. In "Happiness Ahead," which comes to the Mechanics' Hall 66 Theatre en Boxing Day First Na­ LIQUID, TABLETS. SALVE, NOSE tional has cast a new team in Dick DEOPS John F. Burrows & Co., Ltd. Powell and Josephine Hutchinson. Checks Malaria in 3 days, Colds first Dick furnishes the fire and day. Headaches or Neuralgia in 30 vitality -the romantic ardour. Front St. — Queen St. Josephine furnishes the glamour ) minutes. CrKVezm^ ' e mt bjr ValiH rstitn gjBdKan, ag, 3235