8% l«pl md Colimtat latfjj INCOBlORATING THE ROTAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866)
VOL. 15—NO. 22 HAMILTON, BERMUD^. SATURDAY. JANUARY 25. 1930 3D PER COPY—40/- PER ANNUM FRENCH DELEGATE PAYS JTRIBUTE TO ENGLISH IDEALS SECURITY BY GENERAL "CYRIC r VICTOR B MOVIE EXPERT INTER- EVENTS OF THE WEEK THEY SAY THURSDAY'S RACE 1 VIEWED TOday—Band Concert, Par-la- That the boxing show gave specta REDUCTION KEY-NOTE Ville, 10.30-12.30 noon. tors their money's worth. Talkies Here to Stay * * » OF CONFERENCE LEADS ONE-DESIGNS IN STRONG 00 That there was incident enough te WIND, WITH "STARLING'V.ia- Among the recent arrivals at the serve everyone's taste. COND. ••PRINCESS" LOSES Hamilton Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James, of New York. Just PERSONAL * * * MAINSAIL BEFORE START. at this time Mr. James visits us That spectators love drill and dis as a mentor for all questions and cipline. . ith a 20 mile South-wester problems of sound-pictures. He is Miss Jennie Ginocchio, a visitor • * » on her quarter, her spinnaker the editor and publisher of Exhi from Jersey City, N.J., is now at Final Report on Hatry Smash pulling like a team of horses, the That most of them admire tt most bitors Daily Review and Motion the Hamilton Hotel and will pro —on the parade ground. Trimingham boat crossed the finish Pictures Today in New York. As bably remain there the entire line off the Princess Hotel to win sociated with pictures ever since season. She is an extensive traveller * * • the second race of the Winter Series their invention, Mr. James came and has visitedfmost of the famous That the task of pleasing everyone after a hard fight with Starling, to the industry with long training capitals of the world. Mis Ginoc is hopeless. owned and sailed by J. E. Pearman, as a newspaper man, having held chio is well known in New Jersey. who finished only 29 seconds behind positions on several metropolitan Overseas Trade Bigger in Volume But Values her. k*\ papers including the Morning Tele ! That only the inexperienced or Fall—Canadian Statesman Makes Strong •"ourse G was signalled by the graph. He has been closely con Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lane and greatly daring tries. nected with motion pictures from Master E. C. Lane are paying their Committee, giving a reach Jto * * * Plea for Empire Trade—Members of Spanish Point Huoy, a beat to Mor the time of the first serious writing annual visit to Bermuda and stay Indian National Congress Sen* gan's Island Buoy, a beam reach on - the subject and is known to ing at the Bermudiana Hotel. Mrs. That the debate on marketing to Somerset 3uoy, and a spinnaker everyone in the film world. His Lane is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. produce was full of interesting tenced for Sedition—Labour run to the finish line off Princess activities in this line have been J. A. Sherrard and they have been argument. Hotel,—9 miles. All the yachts many and varied. His comments coming to Bermuda every winter • * * Government Helps Fishing came to the line with single reefs on sound pictures, coming, as they for a number of years. Mr. Lane is That everyone wants to improve tucked in, though most of the do, when Bermuda is on the eve of connected with the shoe Industry the agricultural industry. Industry—Tariff Commis fleet shook them out to the run accepting this new departure, are in New England and is well known * * * extremely interesting. in business circles here. home! However, they had all the That few can agree on the method sion Attacked by U.S. sail they wanted on the long thrash "At the beginning of the talk to be adopted. to windward from Spanish Point ies," said Mr; James, "one or two Senator to Morgan's Island, for their sails sound pictures were put upon the Mr. Lionel Shirley Jackson, son * * * were wet some 6 ft. up. market, more particularly by War of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jackson, has That if government aid Is proporel ner Brothers, and these made such completed a four months' course business complains of inter e - -lie starting gun found all the an Instantaneous success that they at the- Ontario Business College, ence. yachts on the line footing fast, but immediately flooded the whole Belleville, in bookkeeping, and • * » THE NAVAL CONFERENCE right to regulate her own by theirs. Cyric opened up a short lead by the For Japan ex-Premier Wakatsuki country and literally swept the graduated with high honours, time Two Rock was reached, promoters into fortune. While achieving 100% in several examina- That if it doesn't, business com Naval Needs of Nations said tbat his country's policy was plains of lack of support. based on peace and economy and though Starling and Longtail closed these pictures with their sound lous subjects covered. urged "actual reduction" by all on the leader running down to dialogue and synchronized music He arrived in Bermuda on Friday » » * LONDON, Jan. 23.—Naval powers Spanish Point, the latter passing today submitted a statement of the powers. were far from perfect, such an im by the Fort St. George, and has That perhaps an old saying can be her, and rounded the buoy in first petus to the new business enflamed accepted a position with the Ham their naval needs as the first busin- Having online d these national position, with Cyric second and paraphrased. naval policies at their first business all the picture organisations, with ilton Press. es of tbe morning session of tne ftarling third, and the rest of the 11*9 power conference. They all session this morning the chief the result that very soon every delegates gathered again in Down f.e:.t all within a boat's length. company plunged into making talk -oo- sp ke of tbe desire of their peoples i I sets were flattened for the long That "We live to farm, but we wi9h te eel secure but coupled that with ing Street later and by nightfall ies. However good or bad these they had agreed upon a working grind to windward, and sheets of productions were at the beginning, people would Bend us the money er phasis that naval needs were spary drerysh^gd. skippers and firewjjr CANADIAN MANUFACT- instead," might do. re ?.tive and that by common agree- plan for procedure in their adopts wo are now coming to a most stab to harmonise divergent viewpoints as they drove their charges into a ilised product, both in general en m nt armaments could be reduced. white-capped sea kicked up by the PuERS ASSWMIOtf "-¥- "1 ;*s a problem for us of the wUl in a common International agree semble—which means getting into That more Caaadian business men ment realising the reduction of strong South-wester. Flirt, Starl a perfect union the screen possibili tc live" exclaimed Premier Mac ing, Sea Witch and Cardinal im are coming. Donald. "It is a Hfe or death pro- fleets. ties and the sound mechanism— * * * mediately tacked to starboard, on and the training and technical * * * bl m for us to have free access to rounding, and after a short hitch Lord Mayor Gives Banquet perfection of the actors themselves, Delegates Arriving Monday That the Chamber of Commerce tE9 whole world.'* to port were followed by Cyric and a, * a, with special-reference to diction. may have a busy time with them. Longtail. The skippers were all evi Canada's Co-operation LONDON, Jan. 24r—The Lord George Arliss, in Disraeli, is per As will be seen in our cable des » * * dently looking for smoot her water haps the best example of a sound Mayor of London welcomed the under the Long Island shore, for patches a delegation representing That the development at Tucker's ,ONDON, Jan. 23.—Hon. J. B. delegations at a reception and ban the entire fleet stood to the South the Canadian Manufacturers As Town is proceeding at a furious R; Iston, Canadian Minister of Na- (CoBtiaBed oa Page 2) quet at the Guildhall last night. ward until they had reached their sociation will arrive in Bermuda on rate. ti'. nal Defence, repr'-nn-^trrj of In proposing the toast of the suc objective, and then stood in to the Monday by the Lady Drake, and * * » th» Dominion at the Naval Con- cess to the conference the Lord -00- Westward. Before Pearl Island was a special general meeting of the That if anyone wants to learn fe ence, in addressing tbe first Mayor referred to the great task reached, Cyric had again worked i Chamber of Commerce will be held something about modern me wcrking session of the conferenca before the delegates. He said into first place, while Starling and POUTICAL LEADER HERE at 9.30 a.m. to welcome the dele today declared no Canadian ex thods, he should spend a day or so "There are, of course, numerous Longtail were having a battle gates. down there. position of the naval question would difficulties, some obvious and some royal. Neither Sea Witch, Flirt, EOR REST The Hon. the Colonel Secretary • • • be made at this time, but that obscure, but none of them ought nor Cardinal seemed to be able to has kiadly promised to be present Or aada was prepared to .co-operate to be insuperable if approached in hold the flying leaders. Cardinal has and it is hoped that members in That in spite of the absence of George TJ. Harvey, president of lOo per cent In the purpDSOs of the a spirit of business, common sense, only just come out of the shipyard, terested in the development of ntoterpower on the roads, there's coaference. goodwill and co-operation." and doubtless her rigging is not Queens ^Borough, New York, and trade relations with Canada will a pretty good supply of it all over * * * The French Premier M. Tardieu yet stretched out, which would now a guest at the^Hamilton attend. the island. Delegates Outline General Policy responding on behalf of the foreign easily account for her poor showing. Hotel, comes down in a modest of tech Pow . delegations said "We are servants way to rest up a bit, and many who -oo- of peace and it is our hope on one Cyric, Starling and longtail stood meet him will perhaps never know That when all the drills, tanks, LONDON, Jan. 23.—Meeting in hand to diminish by suitable agree well over to the Westward until what he meant to doughboys crushers and other noise pro B •. James Palace in thi first business ments the danger of conflict and they could fetch the weather mark. "over there", and what he has BERMUDA ROTARY ducers have finished their work, session of the conference leaders on the other to make peace less Unfortunately, Gosling in Long- meant to his followers in the poli the silence will be unbearable, tical world of Brooklyn. Harvey is of the various delegations made onerous and more secure by re tail had the misfortune to part his CLUB • * * carefully prepared statements dis ducing the burden which un jib sheets when off Pearl Island, an Irishman, all complete, big closing the views of their govern limited competition in naval ex which lost him any chance he might heart, and a born leader of men; That the real optimist is now look ments with respect to the question penditure has imposed upon the have had with Starling, and enabled otherwise he would not havo run The usual weekly lunoheon ing for the big business. of possible naval limitation agree world. If we are all striving for Flirt to reach the weather mark to victory in the recent New York meeting was held at the Hamilton • a * ment. well ahead of him. *""-he order of upheaval. Harvey is a thinking Hotel on Wednesday when there the same goal how shall we fail That only the fooUsh expect re Speaking for Great Britain Pre- rounding Morgan's Island Buoy man, and thought much about the was a good attendance of members to reach an agreement in regard cords every yeari n ier MacDonald pleaded that the to the means." After observing was as follows:—Cyric, Starling, Great War before the United States and guests. vt ry life of Great Britain depended that they desired that magnitude Flirt, Longtail, Sea Witch, Cardinal. packed up and went over to see The chief speaker of the day was 0 free and open access to the whole of enterprise should be appreciated On the reach to Somerset, Cyric what it was all about. Even in the the Rev. A. P. Kirkpatrick, who gave * rid. "Our navy is us" he said, he nevertheless declared in the changed her second jib for her big early days of the fighting, Harvey a delightful talk on his recent one and shook her reef, and was r peating the formula he had used names of all Americans, British, used to keep himself in trim, "fit" visit to France. He was introduced a the opening plenary session on promptly followed in this by the as the athletic boys put it, and by Rotarian Archdeaeon Marriott French, Italians and Japanese that rest of the fleet, and the yachts RIDDELL'S BAY GOLF AND 1 lesday. they counted upon its success. He every Sunday would see him taking vho humourously suggested that The chief of the United States were now simply tearing through long hikes in company of a friend the title of the address might be added "The City of London now the water. They turned Somerset COUNTRY CLUB d legation Secretary of State welcome us realising that when it around the rolling hills of Flushing. "TheInnocents Abroad." However, £ imson declared that "equality Buoy in the same relative order, Perhaps even then he envisioned the speaker gave a most interesting comesi to organising peace in far and all set spinnakers for the run 1. naval power between the United distant lands and among different leading a group of the "boys" and amusing recital of his exper E ;ates and Great Britain" was the home, and with every stitch of against tbe Germans. Anyhow, he iences and he was warmly thanked It is gratifying to bote that the races, Great Britain can claim to Country Club side of the popular t .sis of the American position. canvas set made fast time to the eventually went over, and when he for his address. have the first role that human finish line, which -they crossed as RiddeU's Bay Golf Olub is being For France Premier Tardieu in- genius could conceive. My country got there he found that he was Another appreciated feature of t, mated that everything depends foHo-. I m developed and is milch appreciated above all other is best able to un indeed "fit." He was beloved by the the meeting was the witty intro by members. Ladies are taking an 'iii- some arrangements for Euro- men under bim and he came back derstand this role played by Great StC- i 240. Finish: duction of the visitors by Rotarian active part in this development and 1 an security. He pointed out that home with a cigar-box filled with "King" Zuill. "King" does not Britain in the light of our own Cyric n K.F. & E. H. there are now weekly competitions ne French home fleet had to be briefer colonial experience. Re medals. Of course, an Irishman oftea favour the club with speeches, c it into three parts because France Trimingham 4.24.54 for ladies in golf, putting, etc., as sults ot the past, sustained as they has no use for medals, ami the only but whenever he has anything to well aa arrangements for bridge and had coast lines on three seas and Starling J. E. Pearman 4.25.23 decoration that pleases a late say his droll humour and amusing aided that the French Navy must j were with credit by all will give Flirt Owen Darrell 4.27.30 other social entertainment. Special way to new ideas in future. We arrival from the boglands is a satire is always enjoyed. attention ls given to the catering ba adequate to police the trade' Sea VTiteh Iloyd Jones 4^7.49 police shield. But he brought the routes to aad from French colonial must have long vision. Our dif Longtail E. C. Gosling 4.28.36 for parties and members are now ficulties are rather in our habits medals home just to show that assured of a complete serviee la possessions. But he went on "if Cardinal N. B. Dill 4.28.45 they had heard of him in France. the decisions of this conferenca re of thought than in questions them every, department. selves. Wo shall, however, over An unfortunate misunderstand This wave of popularity bore him sult In an Increased sense of se ing occurred at the starting une. into political vietory—and it ia no AMATEUR BILLIARD curity for France, so much tha more come tham." Mr. BnraMar MacDonald who pro The weather starting buoy carried doubt true that his experience in win it be possible *for France to away just before the race and this the trenches stood him in good CHAMPIONSHIP reduce," \ posed the toast of the Lord Mayor and Corporation said that the mishap was responsible fee three staad fighting the hokum of Queens Foreign Minister Dino Grandi of naval conference in the spirit that of the yachts crossing on the politicians. Hot air and gas being Secretaries of dubs and members WEATHER FORECAST "taly asserted his country's claim weather side of the buoy, whereas ", the main ingredients of a New York talcing part in the Bermuda Ama- -ao naval armament equal to that had brought it together and in the taak that it would do its best to the Committee apparently wanted election, Harvey waa well prepared . tour Billiard championship are of any other Continental European them to start between the buoy fulfill, they had strange combina for the fray, and had no trouble in I reminded that results of att games BERMUDA AHD VICINITY Power. He said that the conference and the shore. It would seem wiae buying a steady lead. And when played should Tte sent in as soon tnust consider the problem of se- tion of business, idealism of politic to .have a boat in readiness for the al wisdom and of a capacity to the atmosphere clotted, there he after the game av p ossible to Mr. 0. Jaa. SI ' urity in a relative reciprocal way. committee so that in cases of this was sitting pretty, Va receive a guest Reynolds, C/o Messrs. Gosling Bros., j'taly was ready for tlie marimum understand what was an essential sort those responsible for the start foundation of national greatness. like Harvey who, perhaps, helped Hamilton. Tbe highest break of Gentle variable winds becoming 'eduction, but would leava tha oan' have these buoys replaced, or the boys from Bermuda in the thick each player should also be recorded north or north-east and mostly jther powers to determine tha .at least advise the skippers of the of lt, ls a pleasure. Enjoy yourself, I aa prises are to be awarded for tha overcast weather tonight and Sts* rise of armaments menlin toe (CiilliB-il ea Pact It) ;:|§| various yachts of any alteration. George. best: scores made. tttday. ______(Between Cable Office* endV Wtt^rattfeiajii M Steel Bicyc S Ckf ol Hamilton ' 2 cl^Ssi^ \^^§S^M^^tm:^MiM^>* Kfe'jj»E*a**-iaB»^ SS&MMffiGm&l THB &OYAL GAZETTE AND COLONBT"DAE.Y SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1930 —-_ ~aa!aaaaB*S •Sbe Ho^al Oasette anb (Colonist 2)afl£ The Diary INCOKPOHA-nNa THE ROYAL OAZBTTK
MADGE BELLAMY NOW A as the chariot race ever have been Vhe native costume varies only as I Rossini's overture "Tancredi," presented in motion pictures. to pattern*) it consists of a piece of I "In a Monastery Garden" and the DEMURE IRISH LASS Vhe filming of "Queen of Sheba" tapa cloth-six feet long and about ever popular trombone solo "The VICTORY THEATRE, TO-NIGHT under the direction of J. Gordon three feet wide. Vhis is worn' with Switchback." Discards Her Flapper Characterise- Edwards took an entire year. out benefit of thread or pins. Although no charge is made for tions in "CoUeen." Throughout the period a hug A native girl wraps the material admission to these Concerts a WIUIAM FOX, Presents force of workers in many lines ofe around her body beginning at the collection wiH be taken in aid of Madge Bellamy has temporarily endeavour was employed, and in back and twisting it about her fig the bard funds, and it is hoped the cast aside her flapper personality addition every member of the Fox ure to the back again where it is audience present will gtve liberally, "COLLEEN" to play tho part of a dainty Irish organisation on the West Coast tied with a knot, more for utility as Mr. Froud and his players with miss In Fox Films "Colleen," —actors, clerical workers, artisans than for smartness. This is the out any charge to tho Colony have Beautiful Women—facing Horses—Lowe and 1111*1115 whieh Frank O'Connor directed and all—took a personal interest only garment worn although the proved -themselves a municipal with and which will bo shown tonight at in the progress of the stupendous costume is enhanced by strings of asset and are worthy of evory en the Victory Theatre. production and lent their aid to it. beads and bracelets of the same. couragement. » MADGE BELLAMY For the'past two years/ever Tom '.Aix, for instance, volunteered The headdress consists of three It is unfortunate that no ade his services in rendering the char white flowers worn in the hair. CHARLES MORTON, J. FARRELL MacDONALD, TED McNAMARA, since she created "Sandy." Madge quate seating accommodation is has boon indentified with intriguing iot race thoroughly realistic. Such is the week-day and Sunday made for tho suppoKers of those SAMMY COHEN, MARJORIE BEEBE dappers or ingenuous poor girls The construction of massive sets, costume. On holidays the dancers concerts, and the authorities are Story by RANDALL H. FAYE who "modelled" for a living, until the designing and making of the array themselves gorgeously. Over being approached with a view t? these roles have established her in elaborate costumes, the perfecting the frock they wear grass skirts tied having proper seating accommodc- A joyous rollicking picture, of Irish hearts and Irish wit a definite screen personality. of the dances, meant a vast deal of around the hips and grass capes tied tion provided. with an appealing love story and something new in the But in "Colleen" she proves that labour, and the difficulties in the around the shoulders. The interest —-—50 way of completing the production centres on the headgears which are . way of thrills. she has not forgotten how to be a little country maid. She makes of on the scale originally planned sometimes twice as tall as the girls QUERY-TOMPKINS ENSEMBLE See Madge Bellamy in her greatest sole, that of a dainty Sheila Kelly, a girl'with a temper seemed insuperable. They were themselves. These are made with SUNDAY CONCERT little "Colleen" from the Old Sod blossoming out on of her own, but with wit, beauty overcome, however,' ahd "Queen palm branches or of long bamboo and charm to boot. of Sheba' given to the screen. sticks and are gayly decorated. INVERURIE Hera. American soil, taken against the backgrounds of rural "Colleen" is' the story of two Betty Blythe appears in the role Monte Blue has the leading male Ireland and Metropolitan America. race horses, two old Irish squires of the Queen, Fritz Lieber, the role in the production which is 1—Cand Tryumphal "jflarch and an Irish lad and lassie. Frank noted Shakesperian actor, is King directed by W. S. Van Dyke. Entry of the llayards Also Universal Serial, "PIRATES OF PANAMA" O'Connor, whose lapses into brogue Solomon, and Clair de Lorez is -oo- Kalvorseu COLLEGIANS, and NEWSREEL would betray his nationality if his Queen Amarath, wife of Solomon. 2—Suite Siguard Torsalgar Grieg name and face did not, was in his oo SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT (a) Introduction Doors open 730 - Show 8.00 favourite element while directing PROGRAMME (b) Intermezzo this picture. "GOLDEN COCOON" IS VIVID (c) Huldigungsmarsch The well "chosen cast supporting 3—Overture William Teil....,-Rossini PICTURE By Miss Bellamy includes Charles 4—Violin Solo, Romance ..Svendsen "Ray" and his Elbow Beach MATINEE TO-DAY, at 3 p.m. Morton, J. Farrell MacDonald, Tom Susan Tompkins Helene Chadwick and H mtly Gar- Orchestra Maguire, Marjorie Beebe, Sammy 5—Trio from Opera Manon— don in Drama of Politics and WILLIAM FOX, Presents Cohen, Ted McNamara, Tom Mc Massenet . Alder Love Guire, Sarah Padden, Sidney Walfrid Riihiluoma 6—(a) Badinage _ZVictor Herbert 44 Franklin and Carl Stockdale. The (Director) (b) 'jerceuse „.___.Tarnefelt Even the most jaded of picture title role is played by ".Mistake," a (c) Country Dance 1~. Nevin GOING goers will find "The Golden Co Overture—Stradella Flotow beautiful roan' race horse, whose (d) Thou Art Passing Hence coon," the Warner Bros Classic of running records are well known to ValseTriste Sibelius Sir Arthur Sullivan ** the Screen, which will be the mat racing fans. Suite Melodique Friml 7—Viabraharp Feature CROOKED inee feature at Mechanics Hall to I—Intermezzo O Dry Those Tears del Riego day, a refreshing change from H—Oriental Howard Mayer A Straight Steer to Good Entertainment CHINESE TONG WAR BREAKS the usual round of screen enter HI—Love Song 8—Selection—Fortune Teller. Based on JOHN GOLDEN'S Comedy Hit tainment. IV—Valse Lucille Victor Herbert SCENE FOR "GOING To begin with, the story—that of Cornet Solo—A Dream Bartlett God Save the King bt WINCHELL SMITH, WILLIAM COLLIER UMI AARON HOFFMAN a woman's great sacrifice for her Merville Mitchell with CROOKED" husband—has been handled with Request Numbers unusual skill by Director Millard (a) Two Guitars -Horiick BESSIE LOVE g Ballets Scatter Members of Fox Webb, and does not run into any of (b) In a Monastery Garden Films Cast in Heart of China the hackneyed grooves. Then too,, Ketelbey THE REVELS OSCAR SHAW, GUSTAVE Von SEYFFERTITZ town Helene Chadwick's performance of Selection—Rose Marie Friml- LESLIE FENTON, LYDIA KNOTT the leading feminine role is so sin Stothart Hank Mann, who plays the part cere a characterisation that the Star-Spangled Banner ADMISSION—Adults 1/6 Children 9d. of the tough taxi driver in Fox sympathy of the audience is im God Save The King FIRST CONCERT Films version of "Going Crooked," mediately enlisted in her behalf. at the which will be shown at the Vic Huntly Gordon, the husband, is a SUNDAY lAND~C0NCERT BERMUDA MOVING PICTURE COMPANY tory Theatre matinee today—is of hero who would make a young Colonial Opera House 1609fl«Js. the same mind as the colourful wife's sacrifice convincing; and the gentleman who maintained that cruelty of Frank Campeau in an Tomorrow at 3.15 in Victoria "it warn't no disgrace to run when other of his fine villianous charac Park, the Bermuda Imperial Silver Thursday. 30th January youah scaired!" terisations is enough to distress any Band will give the third of a series Most of the action in this crook screen heroine. of concerts arranged for the winter at 830 p.m. picture takes place in and around Bichard Tucker, as the fascinat months, and it is hoped an even a Chinese antique shop. The in ing but unworthy professor who larger audience than last Sunday's Tickets now on sale 4/-» 3/- teriors were filmed at the studio, wins the love of the girl, makes his will be present to hear a carefully At Royal Qazette Office. Reid St. chosen and ambitious programme. but George Melford, director, de performance stand out in a pro- least*- BOXING I -: cided to make the exteriors in an duction where all are excellent. The programme win include alley of Los Angeles Chinatown. Others in the cast are Margaret (RAIN.OR SHINE) All arrangements were made. Seddon, Carrie Clark Ward, Charles An obliging merchant rented the McHugh and Violet Kane. front of his shop. Three members of the Chinatown police squad were Bermuda Sports Arena detailed to take care of the crowd ACTRESSlfEEDED SCANT MECHANICS HALL, TO-DAY which was sure to assemble. In WARDROBE fact every detail seemed to be || MATINEE 3 p.m. Thursday, January 30th taken care of. <• However, no one remembered Raquel Torres Finds HO Use For that the Tongs had been having a Dressmaker in South Seas "THE GOLDEN COCOON" debate with revolvers and had not A WARNER BROS. Picture BANTAMWEIGHT yet come to an agreement. A dressmaker in the South Seas Bessie Love and Oscar Shaw, would do about as much business as With HUNTLY GORDON and HELENE CHADWICK CHAMPIONSHIP principal characters, were talking a razor blade sharpener in Russia. Also Pathe Serial to Mr. Mann when they noticed The simplest and most scanty of n 10 "3 minute rounds some excited Chinese coming from wardrobe was selected by Raquel "QUEEN OF THE NORTHWOODS, Episode 3 the end of the alley. They also Torres, Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer TAFF BOWERS vs. MICKEY HALLAGAN noticed a commotion around the player, when she loft for Tahiti to And CARTOON Bermuda R. N. camera. play the leading feminine role in ADMISSION—1/6 and 9d. Hank suggested that Miss Love "White Shadows in the South 6 Round get inside the taxi. Oscar Shaw Soas," showing tonight at Mechan THE HUMANOPHONE COMPANY followed the little actress inside ics Hall, yet her costumes as a i60oqq». " and Hank climbed up on his dri South Sea belle were absolutely I HEAVYWEIGHT ver's seat. authentic. cx)]smfer They had Just shut the door when a shot was fired over the beads of the cameramen'. and THREE FOUR ROUND PRELIMINARIES When the bullets began to fly, Bank stepped on the gas—and shot First Bout: 8.45 pjn. — Ringside 10/- out of the alley as fast as the taxi The Novel Sensation!—Now a Wonder Film! would travel. Hone at the scout ing cars sent out to look for him "A" Grandstand 6/- — "B" Grandstand 5/- after the police had quelled the fcfc (NEW INDOOR ARENA, ACCOMMODATION FOR 900) near-riot could find him. Hank syas he thinks he was -WHITE SHADOWS lS47**]qw.s.ta. "window shopping" on Broadway, but he wouldn't say for sure. EN THE "Going Crooked" is adapted from the John Golden stage hit. Besides W Bessie Love, Oscar Shaw and Hank From the Novel by Mann, the cast includes Leslie FREDERICK O'BRIEN SOUTH SEAS Fenton, Gustav Von Seyffertitz, Bernard Siegel, Edwin Kennedy, A METRO-QOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE I Wednesday, 5th February Lydia Knott, William Worthington said Evelyn Selbie. Starriag RAQUEL TORRES and MONTE BLUE oo This picture presents a rare opportunity to take, a glam SUPPER j orous motion picture voyage through the South Sea Islands1 "QUEEN OF SHEBA" GIGAN the garden spot of the world. You will see not only nature in ber,most gorgeoas-and lavishly beautiful moods, but the No, 6 Shed, Front Street hk TIC SPECTACLE thrilling, tempestuous romance of a derelict white beach By land permission of The Mayor and Corporation 0 BBBBBBBBBBBBBt comber and a dusky, alluring and provocative native maiden. "Queen of Sheba," a William Fox Aside from its scenic splendour and delineatioa of tribal super-special which enjoyed a sen customs and dances, pearl diving and the ruthless greed of DELICIOUS TURKEY SUPPER 4/- sational run on Broadway, New white traders, theee is unfolded a drama of love, saenhee 6 p.m. — 8 p.m. York, is booked for the Colonial and devotion so rare that it will grip you right to the end. Opera House next Tuesday and Also MARKET for Home-Made Food Wednesday. It is described as a Also Pathe Serial (Bread, Cake, Candy, Preserves, Pickles, Etc) stupendous love story. Hew York "QUEEN OF THE NORTHWOODS," Episode 3 critics hailed it as one of the great and Valentine Stall est photodramas over produced. It PATHE NEWS and CARTOON showed to crowded houses through DANCING and BRIDGE 8 p.m.—10 p.m* out tiie run, untU taken off to Music.—IMPFJHAL SILVER BAND make way for another of the Pox MECHitoCS HALL, TO-NIGHT specials. - Proceeds Towards Erection of TRINITY HALL It is declared that the pageantry Doors ojJeh 730 THE HUMANOPHONE CO. Showa g| (Cathedral) ^M of "Queen oi Sheba" ia unsurpassed lClfT>25-*l.av3.ta4.w$. Sgl __$. £t___§_ *££.---.•; i for magnificence on the screen, and that few sttehr thrtilm^ speetyjej • iUL^U__JU m ftp* ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 19S0
'Music And, Nature Chronicle and MAORI EDUCATION ElMctimtN LONG OR SHORT TOWN TALK - The, attention of the British Bicycles continue to be danger Music in Par-la-Ville has its Comment Empire has been focused on tiie ous, and recently there 'have been rumours. The Band of the West native question in South Africa. . Dr. Wilbur Comments on Length of several accidents. As has been Yorkshire Regiment does not have Choir girl rum-runners are •***» The trend of publie opinion in the pointed out repeatedly in this it all its own way; birds and the latest thing in Pennsylvania, acco«d- Union raises the possibUity of a newspaper, the manipulation of a sounds from surrounding streets ing te the newspapers. Two demure more Uberal education for its na College Courses foot-brake is an art not yet learned compote far their share of atten Uttle maids, who sing in a ohoir tive people. In studying so far- by many persons who rode wheels tion. Particularly the birds. They near Lancaster, Pa., rtiave ham reaching a problem no better prece before the general introduction of chatter and fight; sparrows mostly, Ci'MHlliiL justice in the shape of dent is available than the system by Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, United desire to specialise, it is quite pos this feature. It is weU to be careful, but these arc also bluebirds, cat prohibition officers. The officers whieh New Zealand saved its Maori States ^Secretary of the Interior, sible Indeed to make the student especially going down hill. birds and cardinals. And now and at lastest accounts have not yet race from decay, and brought it speaking before the Interfratemity aware of the general geography of * * * then (oh, most awful sight!) some caught up with the girls. more or less in line with the Euro one crashes to the ground by the Conference in New York, has pre today's cultural world, as weU as to The general sigh of satisfaction * * * pean. dicted that the four-year college teach him how to discover and use given out by visitors over the collapse of a camp-chair. Patrons "ft is reported that they gathered Some 15,000 Maori children are re are getting to the point where they course, leading to a bachelor's the tools for self-instruction In a weather as compared to ice and together with- the other choir ceiving education in New Zealand degree, is en its way to obUvion. two-year period. The resultant snow in the north is an indication sit down rather gingerly. Coupled members and sang "Blest Be the today. Of these approximately His expectation rests on two tenden educational product is a man or that their trip was worth while. to these minor events is the intense Tie that Binds," with fervour and half attend the ordinary state desire to dance When the band cies in contemporary educational woman who, while not an expert in * * » devotion, and then transferred the insitutions, whUe the other 7,500 are discussion. There is, ,on the one breaks into a musical comedy fox any field, is quite able to move with A lady said, just the other day, devotion to rum-running in an enlightened at 140 native schools. hand, a widespread inclination to ease in almost any company. trot. Perhaps it "is the call of the automobUe,with a load of 125 gal The largest of the latter lias a roU that she had never seen such po-Ute wild; greenery all around being too question the worth of .the present But for the student who wishes lons of prime Kentucky rye whisky. call of 176, while more than a dozen four-year college course for many salespeople as those in Bermuda. much for human endurance. And to acquire something approaching Again, it must be the cUmate. * * * are attended by more than 100 who are now pursuing it. And, on mastery in any field of inteUectual what could*be more deUghtful This is the flrst time the Rambler scholars. * * * than an open-air dance floor, with the other hand, the development of inquiry, four years has proved as has had his attention called to It is necessary to travel the re graduate schools and faculties much too short a period as it seems Even vi-sitors have heard about a section of the programme devoted irregularities in choirs, except opera mote parts of the country to form Bermuda's raUway. to dances. With such an induce shows that the need of postgradu too long for the man with only choruses, and it aU goes to show an adequate idea of what the Edu ate instruction is being felt by general interests. The result is the * * ' * ment, one might even take up a that pious hymn-singers are some cation Department is doing for the PubUcity is everything. collection. larger numbers of students than at increase in the, number of post times open to suspicion. native race in the Dominion. The any time in the past. * * • The Band caters to most tastes: graduate students, and the ten * * * estabUshment of centres of in For the first of these conditions dency of universities to concen And don't forget that visitors recently the Ust included the Perhaps the girls had some notion struction has almost as great an the swoUen registrations of the stiU kick about the carriage rates. Rienzi overture and selections from trate their most distinguished ! of joining in "Shall we Gather at effect—on the adults of the native coUeges in the years since the war faculty members in the graduate ' * * * Puccini's Boheme, and there was the River,** and doing a little water viUages as upon the youngsters. are largely responsible. With the the Finlandia Tone Poem by Sibe- courses. It is there, the school If they go up, what is the answer? ing of the whisky, in order to ia First, the Government usuaUy erects increasing economic resources of apparently beUeves, that the serious * * * lius thrown in for good measure. a good school and a good teachers' American famiUes, coUege attend Easy: The Railway. The remainder of the numbers were crease the receipts. study takes place. Yet when this * * * residence. These become the pivot ance has become almost as much a postgraduate study, especiaUy Ught and extremely pleasing. Few of a nieghbourhood so quick to matter of course as high school could leave the grounds disappoint Furthermore, the father of the along professional Unes, cannot be -00- two girls had a 1000-gaUon s*ni imitate that instances are on record attendance was a generation ago. undertaken until th3 student has ed. The concerts are popular, and of a viUage passing in a relatively As a result American colleges are the setting beautiful. Even the near his home. This has beon taken spent four years in ths ord in-ary Earthquakes shook the greater by the poUce, those hard-hearted short time from the reed-hut stage crowded with an army of young bachalor's degree course, it exacts part of Southern California recent birds and the street sounds cannot to.weU-constructed dwelling houses. people, only a small percentage of mar the enjoyment of those who individuals who try to uphold the a toll of time which neither the ly, bringing forth a crop of good law—even the prohibition one. whom desire to obtain more than student nor the community can stories. At Tustin, it seems, mail come into the sunshine and risk TAKE PRIDE IN SCHOOLS such general cultural advantages as the compUcations of a camp-chair. * * * weU afford. popped out of the postoflice boxes. °° A preacher in New York preached, wUl fit them socially for an ordin What is to be the outcome? Dr. Pictures and dishes were shaken last Sunday, on "The Two Worlds The Maoris take great pride in ary business career. Wilbur beUeves that many coUeges down in Beaumont and Banning, OLD SILVER We Live In.'' Sounds Uke a domestic their schools. Not only do they Educators are increasingly com wiU come to confine their efforts while walls quivered and flagpoles triangle. donate two, four, aye ten, acres of ing to beUeve that the student can to providing a brief general cultural swayed in other cities. Tustin, in their land for sites, but they also dip CoUectors of old English silver * * * receive this general cultural pre introduction to the world which Orange County, south of Los .An deeply into their pockets to give the paration as satisfactorily in much can be obtained within the Umits geles, is a beautiful town and the wiU be interested to learn, from Another one talked on "Eow To schools a good start and to support the latest biography of the Prince Abound," which is a strange less than four years of campus Ufe. of a two-year course, whUe others centre of a vast fruit-producing them in emergency. One school was With the perfection of so-caUed wiU take on the aspects of univer area. In the winter it has oranges of Wales, that this is one of the thing to want to do. burned down, and the brown com Prince's hobbies. orientation courses, by which the sities offering courses of six years, and lemons; in spring, apricots, * * * munity rallied to the tune of £500 main contents and conclusions in The Prince's taste, I might men The Rambler has often noted and longer, to fit for professional peaches and nectarines, in summer, lest their chUdren be deprived of most fields are made avaUable for leadership of the most exacting tion, inclines to small examples an "abounding tourist" about mid apples and plums, and in the fall, their own establishment and be the coUege student who does not sort*.—Christian Science Monitor. grapes. of the ancient craftsman's work— night of the day of his arrival. obliged to attend the European such pieces as a set of round, plain, * * * institution. Caorge I. trencher salt cellars, The nonsense of this column When inspectors ride round these dence of progress. In the Bay of &&&&&&&&&&j.j.j.j.ji&j.&jld.j.j.j.j.j,j.j.j.j.j.j.j,j,j.j.j. which belonged to his ancestor, sometimes goes astray and causes remote seats of learning they are Islands the natives have a dairy fac George.II, when he was Prince of * jt undue pain where none was in usually obUged to terminate the tory and grow a good deal of maize. J* Wales, and engraved with that Jt tended. It is not always porsible day by addressing a meeting of the In Poverty Bay they are rearing Jt The Guy From Home prince's arms. A set of little sUver Ji to please. adults of the district. These gather sheep and cattle, and manufactur Jt cups made in the reigns of Charlos Jt * * # ings are not to be satisfied with ing their own butter and cheese. Jt II, Queen Anne and George I, and Here I am in the Isles of Rest, Jt The Rambler has been severely platitudes, but are willing to take The largest store on the east coast Jt resembling in size and shape the Sensed by the Gulf Stream's foam; Jt take to task anent a recent para a deserved dressing-down, and are north of Gisborne is owned by Maoris Jt little cups attached to the modern Popping with pep and full of zest, Jt graph about the Lindberghs taking keen to know what other tribes and managed by a young man from vacuum flasks, is a characteristic Jt Tasting the salt and breathing the air Jt a trip west. are doing. An old inspector told the Te Auto Iviaori CoUege. These Jt Im Sir George Somen's Isles so fair— Jt feature of his modest collection. are only a few widespread instances * * * the writer of a case where the shab Jt Oh, list to the plaint of the things that aint, Jt Queen Mary is also an admirer of by appearance of a native school of the response which New Zealand's Jt ancient English silver, with a prefer Perhaps ft was hard to fill space Hearken ye, all good men who roam, Jt that day, and perhaps the Rambler fence was accentuated by the native race has made to a practical Jt And list to the guy from home. ence of old Georgian Boyal plate system of education. Can South Ji had failed to find his favourite growing popularity of the neigh Jt Jt such as sUver-gilt toUet boxes, hot- bouring road as a motor thor Africa's peoflle do tha same? Jt water jugs, rose-water dishes, and dish on the menu. Anyway, he This is the song of the hungry man, Jt "suggested that he would be pleased oughfare. When the parents' atten Jt Eating his way from soup to sweet, Jt waiters, most of them being trea tion was drawn to this they sent Jt sures that belonged at one time to if the Lindberghs could be kept WITH BOOKISH PEOPLE Munching a salad from Jacksonville, Jt off the front page of newspapers round the hat, put down 100 yards of Jt Forking a shad from Hester Street, Jt members of the famiUes of the four the best jarrah piquets, planted Jt Georges. for a time. Going from that to corned beef hash, Jt * * * every post in concrete, and now On Jan. 24 Houghton Mifflin Jt Then with fervour making a dash She has also a coUection of those Jt A visitor has pointed out that this take a pride in painting the fence Company wiU publish "Unafraid: Jt To Borden's Milk at a ruinous rate, miniature silver toy-pieces such as "A LUe of Anne Hutchinson," by Jt displeased more than one person. once a year. Jt And apples from New York State. Jt cups and saucers, goblets, porringers Winnifred King Rugg, This is the Jt chests-of-drawers and so on. These Of course, humour is just an The Maori women are just as keen Ufe story of a woman who dared Jt Jt This is the plaint of the aching heart were made, it is thought, for the attitude. It presupposes a fixed on their chUdren's education as are to have opinions of her own at a Jt Jt That seeks its mate on the sad South Shore, "babbie-houses ' oi the children of point and then adjusts certain the men, and they hold seats on the time when independent thinking in Jt Jt That looks fer a girl in a bamboo skirt, the wealthy ii^ Restoration, Queen other points to make the fun. All committees. matters of reUgion was frowned Jt Jt But meets a flapper from Baltimore!— Anne and o-ecfei&n times. the time the thing spoken of may The secret of success in the native upon. She was tried for heresy, Jt Jt (Who has a friend from New Orleans) be deadly serious to the people in schools Ues in the 300-odd teachers cast out of the Church and ban Jt Professional collectors had their Jt They dig his gold and do him dirt, volved. who carry on the good work. The ished from the Massachusetts Col Jt eyes opened, not so long ago, by a Jt They drink his wine and leave him flat, * * * chUdren are remarkably responsive ony, but she continued to proclaim Ji great authority, as to the identity of to the efforts of white people who Jt Thankful he has his shirt. the marks on some of these Lilli But newspaper humour should be here beUefs elsewhere until her Jt enter into the spirit of Maori educa Jt Jt putian pieces of old plate that bear taken with a grain of salt—if not, tragic death. Jt as the Rambler has several times tion. I am the boob who brings the cash, Jt only a maker s mark. BeUeved for * » » Jt Leaves Broadway and the cap's rear, many years to be Dutch, they are suggested—with a drink of gin. The teacher becomes the leader of Ji the neighbourhood, not only ia Unless the Princeton University J> Who longs for a tropical lady of pash— Jt now known to be the handiwork of * * * Press Almanac is misinformed, education, but in pubUc and private Jt But meets a girl from The Student Prince, Jt the silversmiths, Augustin, Samuel which is unthinkable, only one book The Rambler hereby tenders his matters as well. If a man has a Jt Goes to pictures by Thomas Ince, Jt and Louisa Courtauld who carried apologies to aU Lindbergh admir was pubUshed in Turkey in 1928. Jt Eats fresh things direct from tin, on their business in the eighteenth quarrel with ls wife, he as like as st* ers who were offended by the para And that one oook was, as you Jt Washes them down with gulps ef gin. century in Church Street, St. not wUl take it to the schoolmaster. Jt graph. The teacher may even be In charge probably have already guessed, a Jt And mourns what might have been, li-lar tin's :.ane, and elsewhere in Turkish edition of "AU Quiet on Jt London. The prices of such pieces * » # of the post office, and when the Jt Jt * It never was the intention of this district does not possess a doctor, the Western Front." Jt I am the man who goes back home, have now soared, in consequence, » » * Ji from cents to doUars an ounce. column to offend anyone. It is rough medical aid is generaUy to Jt Ploughing the spray and the Golf Stream's foam— Jt concerned with the foibles of life, be counted upon from either the AUan Nevins is editing for Dodd, Jt Who enters the Rita for Something ta eat: It is not generaUy reaUsed that of Jt and reference to any one individual master or his wife, who often draws | Mead & Co. an "American PoUtical Jt Bermuda potatoes my eye doth greet— Jt aU the 22 pieces of the Regalia and Leaders Series**.-which wul include is not so much a reference to that a salary as her husband's assistant. Jt Celery, spinach and strawberries rare, Jt Royal Plate kept in the Jewel-House biographies of aU the prominent person as to the general soheme Jt Scallions, peas, and succulent beans, Jt of the Tower of London for Corona of things of which the person is a political leaders in the United States Jt Shout from the tempting bill-of-fare— tion Ceremonies, not one original A CERTAIN SCOTS MAI I from 1860 to the present day. The Jt mere fractional part. Jt And I gobble and choke in ny chair. Jt piece survives of the wonderful first volume in the series wiU be Jt * * • Among instances of instructors Jt treasures accumulated for the core- "The First Modern President, Ruth Jt Looking around for an amorous mate, monies for more than 6uo years, the The Rambler bears the social who have made an outstandiag suc erford B. iiayes," by H. J. Ecken- Jt cess of the job is that of a Scotsman Jt I spy a maiden of mien demure; Jt handle of the coronation spoon stigma of being no hero worshipper. rode, author of "Jefferson Davis, Jt She wears a gown of Bermuda hoa— being possibly excepted. A man to the Rambler is not great in the far north of Auckland. When President of the South." Through Jt he started work in his school, the Jt I take my stance: "Do I knew you?" Jt They are all dupUcates, made by for what he does—he is only great the courtesy of Colonel Webb O. Jt "Oh, no," says she, "you're all at sea, Sir Robert Vyner for Charles II, for what he Is. Maoris in the neighbourhood were iiayes, son of the President, the Jt earning a precarious living as gum- Jt My home is Bermuda—you can't know me. Jt because bis father, Charles I, had * « • author obtained access to much Jt And surely you can't have much to say. disposed of the most valuable, Crom Futhermore, the Rambler, not diggers. Largely through his initia new material in the Hayes memorial Jt tive, they turned their attention to Jt When a maiden comes from Shelly Bay." Jt weU's ParUament destroying the coming under either head, ls some coUection at Fremont, Ohio, The Jt rest. times put to it te know what to do, dairying. The Native Department book discusses the disputed elec Ji gave the movement its hearty sup Jt I made a killing then and there, Jt -She articles sent across the Chan or say, in company. He is more to tion of 1876, the phases of Recon Jt And grabbed that child from the Isles of Rest— nel to raise money to "buy horses" be pitied than scorned! port, but before the natives would struction, the financial history of Jt make any new move they would al Jt I was popping with pep and full of zest: Jt and pay Charles' troops, included the '70s and other topics connect Jt We went to a show in splendid style, THE BAMBLER. ways refer Inspectors or instructors Jt such items as "a great Rich Jewel ed with the Hayes administra Jt And there was a play of a tropical isle. of Goulde, called the Mirror of to the master, with the explanatory tion. This book wiU be pubUshed Jt words: "He's the boss." Jt Coral sand and bamboo skirts, Jt Greate Britaine" and "a Cup of in March. Among the subjects Jt San-tanned ladies without their shirts— Water. The same Scot is a handy man to be treated in future volumes Goulde called the Dream of Paris." Jt BeUeve me, gents, I had to smile. Jt ParUament, when lt regained con 2 tablespoons Ume syrup with machinery. One day he was are Andrew Johnson, Blaine, TU Jt 5 sUces buttered bread. looking over a derelict launch on the Jt trol of the remnants ef the royal den, Garfield, Cleveland, Alt geld, Jt Oh, Ust t# the beat of the restless heart, Pare and core tiie apples and cut beach. A Maori standing near said: Schurz, Reed, Hay, McKinley, Can Jt treasure, ordered lt to be destroyed, Jt list te the guy from home; Jt even Millnir tin ancient coronation them into slices. Stew with the "He finished boss: no good for noth non, Roosevelt, La FoUettee and Jt ing." But the teacher recovered the Hear the plaint of the things that ain't, Jt, robes for the equivalent of leBs sugar and about one cup of water, others. The contributors to the Jt stirring occasionally. When the engine from the boat, carried it up Lest you begin to roam. Jt than $23. series will include-such writers as Jt Sit in pour room and dream of the boom apples are tender add the lime to the school, took it to pieces, David SavUe Muzzey, Edgar Lee Jt So it wiU be seen that individual Jt Of the raging Gulf Stream tea; Jt owners of valuable furniture and syrup. (This may be made by cleaned, oUed and re-assembled it, Masters, Meoffrey Parsons, WUUam cooking lime juice and sugar teU: then started it working in good style Jt stack up pour chin with synthetic gin Jt other precious things have not been AUen White, Allan Nevins and Jt And heed the experience of me. gether for a few minutes, using The native boys in the school were other writers of similar distinction. Jt the only ores to discard them at a Jt Jt trifling portion of their real value. three tablespoons of lime juice subsequently first in the funda * -» » to one-fourth cup of sugar.) mentals of its operation, and then Jt There's nothing'amiss, but the moral is this: Jt Tbeir f uU value -would in turn have Edward W. Titus, editor and pub Jt Don't fret about where you're at— Jt- been but a smaU fraction of what Butter a baking dish and line it in the-detaUed significance of every with buttered bread from which bolt, shoulder and sing. Today those lisher of This Quarter, 4 Rue De- Jt For every thrill and a higher bill Jt thousands of collectors would be lambre, Paris, informs us that the Jt Aie possible on Broadway. Jt glad to pay in these days. the crusts have been removed. Then lads in North Auckland are adepts put in a layer ef apples and one of with the oil engine on land or sea. Richard Aldington American Poetry Jt Even the girl in the rainbow hue Jt battered bread, continuing until Another thing: The same 8cot Prize, announced in the December Jt And the maids of the sun-tanned skin, Jt THE DAMlECIPE -the Ingredients are used. The top went home for a visit and when he issue of the magazine, to be award Jt Barbados ram aad Gordon's gin Jt layer should be of apples. Bake ih returned he brought with him a ed to the ablest young American Jt Will sorely come to you. eo* a moderate oven-yaso degrees F. lathe, in the use of whioh his pupils poet whose work has appeared in Jt Jt APPLt CBaPLOm H This Quarter, has been increased —fer about tna-oiy-Jt'e minutes',. have been trained. Jt •'•'litef^ ****** •*»• He Jt by Mr. Aldington from its original \ Serves four. Bard sauce ia very No matter where ona goes in the Jt Jt ' 1 powail •ooklns applet value of 2,500 francs te 10,000francs. JtJtJtJtJtJtJtJtJkJtJtJ&JtJ&Jk*J^ 1 cup sugar Jj&£ good with tbi»^|u|tgnj. Maori districts today, there ls evl- Store—White Brass ittm Iadia ..f*iliB.:SiaS&l <&m£&£iMSMm -'* THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND o?io™&f DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1930 Page i
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If paia trols pitch and tone and has a 12.00—Hotel Traymore Orchestra. is severe,1 wring out a flannel rag in hot water, pour on a teaspoonful ef range of three octaves. NERVILINE, and place across the .stomach. Change flannel in fifteen PROCURABLE FROM The sounds originate from two WEAF, New York 454 m.-660 kc. oscillating circuits within the 1(5.00—Cathedral Hour; Address— t miautes. Follow by Dn Hamilton's PiUs, light diet, aad stay ia bed. Theremin cabinet. The (circuits "Man's Love for His Maker," j J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. produce a% hetrodyne beat note Dr. S. Parkes Cadman. which is varied and controlled by 6.00—Davey Hour. 1502«*«Im20.s25. the position of the player's hands. 7.00—Echoes of the Orient. NERVILINE * » * « 7.15—Countess Olga Medolago Al TONIGHT'S PROGRAMMES bani, mezzo-soprano. 7.30—Old Company's Songalogue. DRIVES AWAY PAIN 1 8.00—Durant programme. (Bermuda Time) 8.30—Capitol Theatre Hour. 9.30—Chase and Sanborn pro 24 Hoar Service WEAF, Hew York 454 m.-660 kc. gramme. 5.30—Whyte's Orchestra. 10.00—"Our Government," David 6.00—Tea Timers Band. • Lawrence. 6.30—Children's programme. 10.15—Atwater Kent Hour—Albert DRY-CLEANING 6.55—Summary of programmes. Spalding, violinist, guest 7.00—Black and Gold Orchestra. soloist; orchestra under di 8.00—The Family Goes Abroad, rection of Josef Pasternack. or sketch. 11.15—Studebaker Champions. 8.30—Spitainy's music. 11.45—Sunday at Seth Parker's— s*.00—New Business World—Merle rural sketch. Thorpe. DYEING 9.30—Launderland Lyrics; Bernice WOR, Newark 422 m.-7l0 kc. Taylor, soprano: Fred Wald- 6.00—"The Psychologist Says**— ner, tenor. Dr. Arthur Frank Payne. 10.00—General Electric Symphony 6.15—Dorian String Quartet with Orchestra, direction Walter Randall Hargreaves, song- Suits Sponged and Pressed Damrosch; "Adventures in discourse; Science, Floyd Gibbons. 7.00—Estey Twilight Organ Rev in 1 Hour 11.00—Lucky Strike Orchestra. eries. 12.00—Lannie Ross, tenor; instru 8.00—Hotel Astor Concert Orches mental trio. tra. 9.00—Choir Invisible (orchestra WOR, Newark 422 m.-7lo kc. and chorus.) 5.30—H. Y. Schools of Musie. 10.00—Manhattan Symphony Or 5.45—Clover Club Trio. chestra. t BERMUDA'S CLEANERS & DYERS 6.00—Brothers Orchestra. 11.30—Market and Halsey Street 6.30—Comets and Meteors—Dr. Playhour (vaudeville). Telephone Office * — — Factory Palmer H. Graham. 849 869 6.45—-Leon Goldman, violin. WJZ, New York 394 m.-760 kc. 7.00—-Programme resume. 6.00—National Religious Service— ! 13C6li.as.w- ts 12-4-30 - 7-10—Enzo Baccante, baritone. 7.20—Ida Bostelman, piano. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick. 7.30—•Uncle Don, songs, ste.ies. 7.00—Musical programme. 8.00—Sports talk. 8.00—Time; Cook's travelogue. 8.15—America's Social Problems— 8.30—At the Baldwin. 9.00—Enna Jettick melodies. Prof. Clarence Dittmer. 9.15—Collier's Radio Hour. PLAIN MILK CO STEP STOOLS » 8.30—Half Seas Over. 10.15—Salon Singers. 9.00—National Security League. 10.45—"Penrod"—dramatic sketch. A. A. JOHNSON &. CO. Hamilton 9.15—Crosley Saturday Knights. 11.15—Musical programme. 10.00—Janssen's Orchestra. 11.45—Master Musicians. 10.30—Palais Joy Orchestra. 12.00—Time; "Calliope and Mis' 10.55—DX discussion. KathTine." 11.05—Mayfair Roof Orchestra. A Just the thing 11.30—Astor Orchestra. 12.00—Time; news; weather. WABC, Hew York 349 m.-860 kc. fi 5.00—Cathedral hour. 6.00—McKesson air news reel. WJZ, New York 395 m.-760 kc. < 6-30—sermon, Rev. Donald Grey YOU NEED 5.30—The Tea Trio. Barnhouse. SB 6.00—Stock market closing prices. 7.00—Fox Fur Trappers. 6.10—Summary of programmes. 7.30—Acousticon programme. 6.15—Alice Remsen, contralto. 8.00—littmann Orchestra. 6.30—Blue Aces Orchestra. 8.30—French Trio. From 8/6 7.00—LoUta Gainsborg, piano. 8.45—World's Business, Dr. Julius 7.15—Guardsmen Quartette. Klein. H 7.30—To be announced. * 9.00—Le Palina Rhapsodizers. 8.00—Amos "n* Andy, comedians. 9.30—Wayne King's Sonatrons. TRENGTH of^tea H 8.15—Theremin Ether Wave mu 10.00—Majestic Air Theatre. sic. 11.00—.Royal's Poet of the Organ. Sgoodness, not strength 8.30—Fuller Orchestra; Pilar Ar 11.30—Arabesque, ""Thousand and cos, soprano; Earle Spicer, I CHESLEY Eo WHITE One Nights." of tannin, gives Brooke baritone. 1147«MtB.lk.!.lB. 12.00—Back Home Hour, Rev. 9.00—Pickard Family, songs, nov Churchill. Bond its liehness. elty orchestra. satsasaTss 9.30—The Silver Flute. WPG, Atlantic City 273 m.-llOO kc. 10.00—Broadway Lights; Muriel 5.30—Community Vocal and In Pollack and Voe Lawnhurst, strumental Recital pianists', Earl Oxford, bari 6.15—Religious services. tone. 8.00—Hotel Morton String En JOE PERRY St SONS' 10.15—The Cub Reporter, sketch. semble. 10.30—-Dutch Masters Minstrels.; 10.15—Hotel Traymore Ooncert Formally Known as -^ Carson Robison, songs; Har JOK^IRRY & CO. ry Donaghy, bass; Steele Orchestra. Jamison, tenor. 11.C0—Correct Time: Last Minute Brooke Bond Tea 11.00—Chicago Civic Opera—Thais. News. Have within the Basement of their New Buildings, 12.00—Slumber >music.- 11.10—*!The- Vagabonds*'—Helen •Agent- A. J. GORHAM, Hamilton, Bermuda.* Louise Jones, contralto; East Broadway, with its every attractive appearance -» , WGY, Schenectady ,380 m.-790 kc Wm. A. Neilson, baritone. 11.30—Galen Hall Trie—Ozeslawa 7.00—Dinner music. Ozga, violinist; "Kathleen CH0ICE,«EW O«)ClRIES4i^0VISI0N ~B.O0—Same as WEAF. Piper, 'cellist; Vera Chadsey, 8.44—Municipal Recreation—Fred pianist. erick Futterer. 12.00—Weather report *nd organ . • Right ePrkes .Jjj^ 9.00-12.00—Same iu WEAF. concert. 12.00—Broadcast to Byrd UOmtL. And Most Excelleat Service tion. ' We1*fost Kindly Request a hri&vl V&'Vatimage. WABC, New York 349 m.-860 kc. W 5.30 —Ann Leaf .organ. c "WM AIM TO 'W3XSB 6.00—Club Plaaa Orchestra. •v 6.45—French lessons—Dr. Thatch Ihe leading mineral watt Orders Promptly Dcfttetodf' — Phone 23 er Clark. AT AI& HOTELS AND CLUBS 7.00—Shelton Orchestra. . lbrlsaalaaCbs>mists orattt atrNa.nWiwssnirea 7.30—Yoeng's Orchestra. t^CUBOsM.Co. Hmm atAMA.-W^UwM 14nt»Mta2tJ2S. __U _M »IB*Mi4aaM Mai'.raaatrtdMa. ss *oa si"*e»lia AFRICAN MXTHODtST BPISCOP- P CeiBCHJERYttES ' :*"W^ AL KEEP A SUPPLY Sunday, Tssmaty 26th St. John's, Bailey's Bay of this delicious choc (Bev. B. H. Tobitt, Pastor) olate sauce ih your ice CHURCH OP IMGLARP 11 a.m.—Public Worship and. box. Pout it over fca baptism. cream, puddings or The Cathedral 3 p.m.—Sunday School. sponge cake. It is ao 8 a.m.—Holy Oommunion. 7.30 p.m.—Service of Songs. gocd--srnooth,cieamy 11 a.m.—Matins and Sermon. • *. * 4 p.m.—Children's Service. 1-H1 SALVATION ARMT ful tlunifkHiy flavor. 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Aad ifs just one of Hamilton Corps many delightful reci St. John's, Pembroke 7 a.m.—Knee-Drill. pes so easy and in* 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 10 a.m.—Directory Class. expensive to make 11 a.m.—Moraing "crayer and 11 a.m.—Holiness Meeting. with Milkmaid Milk. Don't let it go -until Hi Sermon.' 3.15 p.m.—Oompany Meeting. CHOCOLATE SAUCE develops into something; 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and 8 p.m.—Salvatioa Meeting. a squares unsweetened choco* much mp£e serions. Sermon. • » * late, % cup hot water. Cools There is no better » * » Flatts Corps in double boiler untU thick and smooth. Add J4 cap remedy for the relief of St. Monies: Mission 10.15 a.m.—Directory Class. Smooth creamy Milkmaid Milk, •He**' toughs, Colds land aU 8.30 a.m.—Sunday SchooL 3 p.m.—Company Meeting. brown sugar. Cook wo mte> Bronchial Afflictions 7.S0 p.m.—Evening Prayer and 8 p.m.—Salvation Meeting. utes. Add one teaspoon than Robert's Syrup. It Sermon. • * * chocolate sauce Vanilla. Above recipeenosaj h breaks up the cold, * V * for twelve servants. soothes the throat and St. Angastine Mission -marvelous for quick desserts—fry it quickly restores normal 11 a.m.—Morning jfrayer and Ser ceoRcyoTES conditions. jf**gt pjgaa- mon. Salvation Army Notes of course if s mode with anttptake. 3 p.m.—Sunday Scl ool. Mammfaetmndt§ 4.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Two weeks Revival Services are. jtojtrmtop«% iMtiMCSti * * * baing held in the Citadel, Hamilton. UMITED St. Pa-Jl's, Paget AU next week Special Holiness •MILKMAID MILK 8. am.—Eucharist Topics. Mrs. Gomdt. Lewis will Distributor: 10.45 am.—'s-Iatins sermons preach on Sunday night. Captain J. S. Vallis. 7.30 pm.—Evensong and Sermon 3arfoot will be the leader at St. ... THE BEST MILK MADE Burnaby Stasia * » * George's on Sunday night, and ROBERTS St. Mary's Church, Warwick Coras Cadet White at Flatts. 8 a.m.—Holy Oommunion. * » » • 11 a.m.—Sung Matins and Ser Dedication Service SYRUP mon. 4.30 p.m.—Confirmation Class. After the morning Service at St. -f 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Mary's, Warwick, there will be a UVER * * * dedication of a memorial to the St. Mark's, Smith's Parish late Pte. E. G. Ingham, B.V.B.C. 11 a.m.—Matins, Holy Com * « * munion. A.M.I. Church » » * Holy Trinity, Bailey's Bay The Bev. G. McLaren Morgan 4 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. who, with his family arrived from * * * Canada on the Lady Somers on Tuesday, 21st inst,' will conduct St. George's Parish Church the services at Bichard AUen A.M.E. 7.30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. 11 a.m.—Matins. Church all day tomorrow. regular 7.C0 p.m.—Evensong. » * * varies constantly in nourishing quality * • • Induction Service Milk from inferior bred and poorly fed' cattle may LOOK rhe same aa milk from' St. David's An excellenct programme has *pp? M ^4 9 a.m.—"Soly Eucharist. good dairy stock, but only GOOD stockl been arranged for Thursday even 1 is -special 5 p.m.—Evensong. can produce nourishing, safe milk—the' lly ing the 30th inst., when the Bev. t^td la vacuv * * * kind children thrive on. C. M. Morgan who has been ap 11s e 4 -ti-as insuri St. JE lues's Church, Sandy Parish 7 KLIM is milk from rigidly inspected H freshness ana d pointed to the pastor ship of Bic purity 8 a.m.—Bcly Communion. hard AUen A.M.E. Church, St. herds grazing the world's richest dairy 11 a.m.—'. latins and Sermon. George's, will be formally inducted sections. By a scientific process it is 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Ser into office by the Presiding Elder reduced to powdered form; then vacuum mon. Bov. Dr. O. H. Bell, assisted by the packed in cans. In this form it can be OLYNOSwhitens, * * * Ministers of the various charges transported to the farthest corners of the Christ Ch :rch, Devonshire earth. It reaches you in perfect condi K»cleans and pro in the connection locally. tects your teeth. Its 8 a.mv—3oly Communion. tion and keeps sweet and fresh for weeks 11 a.m.—'. 1 anting Pi ayer and Ser * * * even after the tin is opened. Simply by surging:, invigorating Tomorrow evening at St. John's ff'LK foam removes and mon. adding water to KILM, it becomes liquid 7.S0 p.m.—Evening Prayer and A.M.E. Church, Bailey's Bay, a milk again—sweet, fresh and wholesome, -washes away the film sacred concert will be given by the and fermenting food Sermon. with full cream. ^l * * * regular choir assisted by members particles, destroying of the Juvenile choir. Prospect Garrison Church ^•i" ** W.S.. the dangerous mouth 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. HAND, ARNOLD, LTD., Agents germs that cause tooth li a.m.—Parade Service. 7 p.m.—Evensong. Try Kolynos —Us * * * clean, cool taste is de- ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES MAIL NOTICES iightfully refreshing. St. Edward's, Hamilton One-half inch onadry Masses at 6.15,9 and 11 a.m. . Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for brush is enough. J"*endiction of the blessed Sacra St. John, N.B. and Halifax, N.S. ment at 7.*>L>p.m. will close at the General Post Office today:— A^ift * * * Ordinary Mail at 12 noon. KOLYNOS St. Cccrj"--'-?, Garrison Chapel Register Mail and Parcel Post at Masses at 8.30 a.m. Tired Nerves DENTAL CREAM 11.30 a.m. • • » Mental effort and worry ex St. Joa;ph's, U.x Mails per S.s. Arccdian for Great haust the nerve force at a tre .Mass at 10.?0 a ni. Britain, Canada, and the United mendous rate and there is utter NICHOU. & ASHTON, Agent- :*enedictio:i of th" ; '1-case d Sacra •-£• •* . " « States of America will close at the fatigue when the nerves play out. ment at 7.30 p m. General Post Office today:—' Your night's steep fails to rest Ordinary Mail and Parcel Post i:V :JA Ireland Lliia you and you face with dread the at 5 p.m. '. iass at 9 a m. tasks of the new day. It is high » * * * * * time that you summons aid for the PEESBr^rsrli'* >iHURC. H : ""ails per S.s. Lady Drake for the exhausted nerves. West Indies, and British Guiana, A friend advises Dr. Chase's will close at the General Post Office - • SC «.-ic.>.w% R?r•tijlto n I'm^Tf Nerve Food because she has had on Monday:— (& . W. J". Hurlow) similar experience and knows for a Ordinary Mail at 4 p.m. certainty the benefit obtained 11 a.m.—j£©x^i"g Worship. Begistered Mail and Parcel Tost 3 r.m.—Sunday 3chocl. from the use of this great restora at 2 p.m. tive of the nervous system. ?.oti p.m.—Evening Worship. • • » * * * Use it when you are tired aad Church ef Scotlanl, Warwick Vails per M.s. Bermuda for Great discouraged—nervous and irrita 10 a.m.—Sunday School. :>ritain, Canada, and the United ble—rundown from over-exertion States of America will dose at the W £M? or the debilitating effects of colds. 11 a.m.—alorning Serviee. General Post Office on Tuesday:— 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service. Bev. In a surprisingly short time yoa J. A. Ilcllvride. Ordinary Mail at 6 a'.m. will be feeling and looking well ?A Saga * * * Begistered Mail and Pareel Pest and will know the joy of healthful at 5p.m. Monday. living. 3JC2THCDILT CHURCHES Supplementary Mail: (Double of Smartness YiTcslcy Church, Hamilton Postage) at 7 a.m. Tuesday. » • » Brisk .seabreezes...slapping 11 a.m.—Morning Service. salt wavaes... hours of bright 3 p.m.—Sunday School. Mails per 8.8. Fort St. George sunshine ... bringing that 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service.. Kev. for Great Britain, Canada, and the healthy, AUVE tone to the Henry Irvine, Pastor. United States of America will close skin. » » » at the General Post Office oh Satur DR. CHASE'S NERVE FOOD day the lst February:— But to be fascinating, your Ireland Island The Greatest of Nerve Restoratives skin must also have that 10.30 a.m.—Parade Service. Ordinary Mail at 6 a.m. soft, tempting texture that 2.45 p.m.—Sunday School and Begistered Mail and Parcel Post makes the hand just long to Bible Olass. at 5p.m. Friday. touachit! All this demands a Supplementary Mail: {(Double new kind of skin case. 6.25 p.m.—Song Service. 7 p.m.—Preaching Service. Postage) at 7 a.m. Saturday. h Btrswdi tke Dr. Chase Medicine Coapaay h i^treeeatei ty J. S. Vallis, Hamilton, whe carries a large stack aad wiB Proper cleansing becomes * • • Preacher:—.Bev. B. M. Jost, B.A. saffl*ff the bade promptly ."Store and more imperative. St. George's. Mails per S.s. Arcadian for Great Give yourself a NEW com Wednesday 7 p.m. Praise and Britain, Canada, ahd the United plexion with Armand Ban de States of America will dose at -Uie Cologne Cleansing Cream. Prayer. General Post Office on Saturday The soft cream liquefies in* * • • the 1st:— standy, the fragrant oil sinks Somerset deep into the pores, cleans, Ordinary Mail at 5 p.m. 10 a.m.—Sunday School. Begistered MaU and Parcel Post ing your skin inside and out! 3.30 p.m.—Bev. B. M. Jost. B.A. ; KEROGAS > See how it smoothes the del at 5 p.m. icate tissa>es, and wipes away 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship. freely, leaving the dainty Tuesday:—7.45 p.m. Epworth Lea Mails Despatched scent of orange btnesomi. .. gue. Ber. 0. A. Monro, Minister. OIL STOVES Not heavy with grease!... Mails leaving Bermuda on Tues Defeats delightful. * • • day the 28th should connect with POST ROTAL CIRCUIT You'll like the texture of S.s. Olympic sailing from New York this cream, bat you*fl love (Bev. W. G. Zwicker, Pastor) for sale by she quick results toe better for Southampton on the lst Feb- Emmannel Church, Port Royal ruary. u N*S-J«j|Pi« looks.. .. Obtainable at aB 7 p.m.—Service, Pastor. » • * Mails Due bom England on Friday THE BERMUDA TRADING CO. 9* Warwick Wesleyan Chorea, Cobb's (BERMUDA DISTRIBUTORS) • BUl ; Malls per 8.8. Olympic due to • 3 p.m.—Service, Pastor. " arrive in New York on the 28th Reid StMSt Hamilton * *. • should connect with 8.8. Fort St. TeknltoM 601 Grace Chore*, Borth Shot* Goerge sailing from New York on f^m\eW9&- a^paito,-«Kviee,. 999*9*.:Jgfe the 29thJanuary, 1930. : *$?3 W* H ?.•»»». nanimirM*. Sintth. $0, mm W1*WW*iW*W THE MY/A. GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1930 Page 7 \ y Wit (luglijsli jljmtis ^b«p offer Women's \ Top Coats Difficult to break yet once broken of pure Scotch Homespun easy to replace at this special price of Sports Colours in smart shades of Yellow, Blue, Pink, Green, Cham 2/9 doz. | pagne and White, GLOVES matching the Cardigans Genuine Doeskin, Real Kid and Suede Fabric and Jumpers by Allen made into the smartest designs. A feature of our Solly of London. unusually large stock is the lower prices. ALL SIZES £8.15.0 ($42) m HOfiE ST2S6 REID STREET 1446qqfl7.tB21.f24. THE WOMAN'S SHOP REID STREET J 1602*3?.. ft* si GOLF HOSE EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS PURE WOOL GOLF HOSE BATTERIES AND BULBS ALWAYS FRESH in PLAIN COLOURS and CHECKS J. B. ASTWOOD &. SON From some of the best Manufacturers lsswjqtk.f.s in England and Scotland. The prices range from MOVEMENTS OF SHIPS FOR SALE From 10/6 per pair S.s. Lady Nelson (C.N.S.) is due to arrive from the West Indies today, sailing at 2 p.m. tbis aftar- noon fox Saint John and Halifax. By Public Auction Agents, J. S. Darrell St Oo. LOCKWARD &. CO. •* • • UNDER POWER OF SAU CON S.s. Fort St. George (Furness- TAINED IN A MORTGAGE Reid Street Wc Bermuda) sails on return trip to 1348 «i£iiisfeliiMrti i 8 ^"Xh .*&£' 'i!t*&J&i,9tfat*aaBaLiSa&'^fcfe PlU 8 •ftps ROML GAZETTE AND CX>LONIST DAO.? SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1930 J , —• * HsW*ii WaTa-lT* Ti ss" — —- —- -UB aeagaaiiBmiasa INTERNATIONAL THIS AND THE LIQUOR QUESTION TBATf Mrs. Dorr writes of Liquor Control Modern Mothers In many countries in new book, (Drink: Frederick A. Stokes, New treat colds externally Organisations With Many and York.) Varied Objects Last Spring Mrs. Dorr, well NTERNAL medi known writer of books and news paper and magazine articles, went I cines so often upset GENEVA—Growth of tlie human to Europe for a four months' so race toward " international-mind- journ in those countries which chfldren'sdelicatestom- edness" is graphically indicated have made serious effort to control achs. That is why in a recent League of Nations pub the liquor traffic, and this book is lication in which is listed every the outcome of her studies there mothers of today treat sort of international body and as and of her acquaintance with the their children's colds sociation from the International history and present "status of Association of Cooks to the Inter prohibition in the United States. extemalty—with Vicks national League Against Rheu She has tried, very laudably, te ^ VapoRub—the modern matism. enlighten the darkness that now Nearly 500 bureaus, commissions, broods over the chaos in this coun vaporizing ointment. leagues, federations, and associa try by finding out what has been tions dealing on an international done elsewhere to lessen the evils There is nothing to scale with every form of human of the alcoholic traffic and report swallow; you simply affairs, are listed in the new' 'Hand ing the results fairly and judicially. book of International Organisa Heretofore the judicial spirit has rub it on. BUTTER CRUST BREAD tions.** been almost as wholly lacking in Not included in this thick vol what has been published about Ihe Choke bf the most exacting and rightfully so. It "is care anti-alcohol developments in other WICKS fully made of the finest materials and wrapped and sealed in ume are organisations of the League of Nations, enterprises for com countries as it has been in our own. V VAPORUB waxed paper. This delicious bread must reach you And therefore .Mrs. Dorr's tem perfect condition. merieal gain, and groups whose activities are international but perate and reasonable study and those organisation is national only. report of the experiments that have Butter Crust Bread These would fill another big book. been tried by England, Sweden, Inclusion of an organisation in Norway, Holland, Finland, Canada, SOLD BY YOUR GROCER this handbook by no means im and their results deserve a cordial plies its recognition by the League. welcome. Eighty international organisa Especially interesting are the tions are enrolled as devoted to the four chapters devoted to an expose BERMUDA BAKERY, LTD. causes of humanitarianism, re tion of "the Carlisle Plan of Dis «49€*0,s.eitp. Telephone 241 ligion and morals. Arts and sciences interested Management" in Eng 3* 'J have 74 international bodies; labour land and its general results. Mrs. groups 58; sports and tourists 30; Dorr says that it "promises to be education 28; trade and industry the foundation of Great Britain's 1 26; pacifism 14. future liquor policy," adding that S-^w From scores of these institutions wherever she travelled in England "the new" has not had time to last year she found people deeply ^-J f wear off. The range of international interested in it, while it seemed to FURNITURE organisation will be indicated by be the only one of all the proposals mention of a few of those listed, looking toward liquor reform which some, time-honoured, others less "the trade" really feared. This v^atch. Eno's Sparkle popularly known. plan is a modified form of State for The International Association of management that was instituted Cooks, with offices at Frankfo?t- during the war by the Central Con in tae AloiTiinjI ,.. on-the-Main, was founded in 1895. trol Board and, with some changes, Its object fe, "to safeguard the pro is still continued. Its particular BEDROOM fessional interests of cooks, the art value, she thinks, fe that it has Carry it all, of cooking, and the science of ali shown "how the shackles of the mentation,** trade can be broken.'' The International Union for the How the Bratt system, under uwacuj! DINING ROOM Education of Country People by which a private company has a Scientific Films and Slides is do Start tomorrow morning with a bracing glass of monopoly of the manufacture and ENO*s "Fruit Salt'*. You'll carry its sparkle all and miciled at Louvain, Belgium. sale of alcoholic liquors, Works -in day. „ sense it in the buoyancy of your spirits— Fribourg, Switzerland, fe the Sweden has three chapters, one of and in the spring of your .stride. seat of the International Federa them devoted to an account of how The reason is plain: ENO flushes waste from tion for the Promotion of Teaching j under that sytem is carred on an your intestines ... checks the poisons which LIVING ROOM of Housewifery. otherwise find their way to your bloodstream extensive programme of education ... spurs sluggish organs to healthy activity. The International Bureau for the for temperance which Mrs. Dorr in Study of Sports Psychology, at thinks could be used in the United That morning glass of ENO is a health safe Lausanne, purposes "to study and States with beneficial results. What guard to all the family. Try iti abolish the evil effects of sports." On sale ett all pharmacies has happened under State control INTWOSEZES The International Commission in Norway and under prohibition for the Investigation of the Upper —but insist on ENO Attractive Desigas in Finland receive attention, as do •Sales Agents: Air, and the International Com also the investigations being made mittee for the Study of Clouds, HAROLD F.RITCHIE & CO.,Inc. by the committees of the League Belmont Bldg., New York are offspring of the International of "Nations Secretariat and the In Abo ett Toronto Sydney Wellington And at Reasonable Prices Meteorological Committee, Paris. ternational Labour Office. Other ! Prepared only byJ.C. ENO, Ltd. The International Wine Office chapters deal with experiments and London, England fe at home in Paris. Its purpose is conditions in Canada. "to collect, study, and publish Mrs. Dan and her publishers are information demonstrating the both very sure that there is no beneficient effects of wine.*' THE BERMUDA FURNISHING & SUPPLY CO. With headquarters in London, propaganda to the book. To a cer the World's Christian Temperance tain extent that is true, but it is 123S ifctoaiSiaSi «*&& ^LL,^^^MS'i^M:ir^&tJ ®*m^WiS!Sii&*$i^& *:,s:L-:tK„ Mil 1 *^#^ili^gppppr IHE ROYAL GJ-^fTEANDCOLONIST DAILY, SATtffiDAY^NUARY 25, 1930 Page 9 YOUNG BOXER'S SODDEN JUMP TO PROMINENCE Ask Your Qrocer For NEW YOBK—CaU him the Bel fast Bomber, Clouting Gelt or what ever you wish. You can't go wrong using strong pugilistic nicknames IS on this man Jimmy Mc "Larnin, of "Vancouver. * Young Jimmy absolutely is one of the choicest little fighting ma chines of the era. He is just good enough to be rated in the east an even money bet to uncrown Jackie Fields, the welterweight champion. •tfcLarnin slipped to the brink of A disaster a few months ago by los ing on a technical knockout to Bay jliller, then waltzing ten miserable rounds with Miller in a return bout. His real worth as a fighterwa s shown in a comeback as a welter T weight when Jimmy flattened sever al of the boys in the 144-pound division. Notable among these were Sergeant Sammy Baker and Buoy Goldstein, who lasted two E rounds each against the Vancouver armihilator. That inevitable McLarnin-Fields championship scrap has the boxing welters tuned up like the thing was coming off next month. -Battering to the footU From this angle it looks like a cinch for early summer in one of the New York ball parks. And it is safe to assume that if Madison square These lovely Evening Slippers will provide an excuse for any Gardens already hasn't sewed up lady to wear her evening clothes. In describing these very the bout, it is in there con smart evening effects, such as, White Silver Kid, White Bro caded Silver and Demure White Kid, an opportunity to show centrating on a show that should these awaits you at our SHOE SHOP. be good for a gate of upwards of HI $T.OO,GC©; . Since Jackie Fields avowed he The Opera The One Strap would be a fightin' champion, White Silver Kid - 37/6 White Silver Kid - 37/6 his quick acceptance of an opport unity to meet './IcLarnin is antici p White Brocaded Silver 32/6 White Brocaded Silver 32/6 pated. Four years ago when he White Kid. White Kid was fighting as a bantamweight Fields lost to McLarnin on the only knockout of his career. Jackie A Truly Delicious Product was only 18 then. Fields's eagerness R 1247*I«is.to2S-l-30 to do over am assignment bungled in his juvenile days is taken for T. J. PEARMAN &. SONS granted. Is your set equipped with 1578^«*f.eitp. 00 E il STOCK QUOTATIONS RCA I - NEW YOBK, Jan. 83.—Alleg. Corp 26; Am. 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Ijj&jy&fjlfc-r \suu ti JL nmen-mfatmmsmmeekmi Page *Q THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLGMSt DAILY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1930 • >» Classified ** TJ I fa* Advertisements c/a § •BBBBBBlllli i Records—ASTWOOD'S Fife 12 -tW ROYAL GAZETTE A14D COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY^ |ANU^^ 1930 •ui'-- rr-TgitaA. •*"—•—'— 15 rounds at Swansea with Curley has engaged in more bouts than TODAY EOWERS-HALlACifflUGHT Jones, won on points. most professionals do in a life-time. 10 rounds at London with Billy Taff is the present Bermuda cham SET FOR THURSDAY § Baals, won on points, pion of the fly, batata and feather Band Concert: 6 rounds at HaUfax with Soldier weight divisions in the pro ranks. Some of Our New Par-la-Ville jj 10.30-12.30 noon. McKay, won, K.O., 3rd round. Mickey Hallagan, who fights Bow * • • 10 rounds at Oharlottetown with ers Thursday night far the ban A3. Burt, lightweight champion, Rugby: v 10 Round Championship tamweight championship, has a won, on foul, 4th round, record that is second, in the Brit Stationery Supplies— 3.A.A. Field. Kick-off 3 p.m. 10 rounds at Gibraltar with ish Navy only to Bowers' record. Final of the Nicholl Shield Com Private Walsh, won on points. Hallagan has held the champion petition, H.M.S. Durban v. West The date for the ne***boxing 10 rounds at Trinidad witn Jerry ship in his class of the British Navy Yorkshire Regt. Re-play of the card at the Bermuda Sports Arena STEPHENS INK Driscoll, won, K.O., 2nd round. and Marines and has fought many Drawn Game. has definitely been set for next 6 rounds at Bermuda with A3. of the best men in the ring today. Thursday, Jan. 30. Twe.pW-eight * * • Kerrigan, won on points. Over at the Dockyard they are free 40 oz. Jars (Blue Black) 6/6 rounds of boxing will be held with Moving Pictures: 3 rounds at Bermuda with A.B. in predicting a Hallagan win Thurs three four-round contests, one 20 oz. Jars (Blue Black) ' 4/6 Mechanics Hall: Randell, won, K.O., 3rd round. day night. six-round contest, and one ten- Matinee: "The Golden Cocoon" 6 rounds at Bermuda with S. 8 oz. Jars (Blue Black) 2/- round championship contest. All Promotor Frank Wilson has had 3p.m. Willard, won on points. 12 oz. Jars (Scarlet) 5/- Evening: "White Shadows in bouts will be three-minute rounds both grandstands, the ring and the 6 rounds at Bermuda with Bugler section containing the ringside the South Seas," 8 p.m. and the fights will be conducted r 2 oz. Bottles _ (Scarlet) 1/- Townsend, won on points. seats all roofed over in order that • • • under the Marquis of Queensberry rules. Referee Stanley Paschal will 10 rounds at Bermuda with Jerry inclement weather will not pre Victory: Driscoll, won, K.O., 4th round. HEAVY BLOTTING PAPER Matinee: "Going -Crooked,** 3 be the third man in the ring. vent the bouts from taking place. 6 rounds at Bermuda with A.B. 900 seats are now under cover at the p.m> W& ..- A few days ago Mickey Halllgan's Moore, won, K.O., 4th round, Green, White and Pink 7d. per sheet record was published in this paper. Arena. Evening: "Colleen," 8 p.m. 8 rounds at Bermuda with Jock Halligan, who fights Taff Bowers in * * * Costello, won on points, KLEAN ROLLER DAMPERS 5/- each Light'ag-up time 6.15 p.m. the final bout for the bantam weight championship of Bermuda, 10 rounds at Bermuda with Bug -oo- has an enviable record and one ler Townsend for featherweight DUPLICATE ORDER BOOK (100 leaves) MILITARY BAND CONCERT that compares most favourably championship of Bermuda, won with Bowers' record. Bowers' re on points. Those fellows who dance with 1/6 each cord follows:— 6 rounds at Bermuda with Marine their elbows straight out are still Programme for Today Whatmore, won on points. to be seen in the grills. 10 rounds at Plymouth with Sgt. > Though Bowers has had well The following is the programme of Elson, won, K.O. 2nd round. the military band concert to over two hundred fights in his ring IHE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. 15 rounds at Plymouth with career he has never been knocked be given today by the band of the Magic Shroud, won K.O. Sth round, They never would be missed. Reid St. Hamilton West Yorkshire Regiment (by kind out. It is remarkable that Bowers 274tti. 20 rounds at Cardiff with Kid is but twenty-five years of age and permission of "Kajor H. D. Haring- Edwards, draw, ton D. S. O., .M. C and officers.) 10 rounds at Weymouth with in Par-la-Ville, from 10.30 a.m. to A.B. Searl, won on points. 12.30 p.m. 10 rounds at Ancona with Bal- * * # lanti, flyweight champion of Italy, March—LePeredu Victoria won K.O. 3rd round., Ganne Bowers was flyweight champion Overture—Marsanielle Anber of the Devonport Division in Eng Dance of the Grasshoppers land in 1920,1921, 1S82, 1923, 1924, Bucalessi and winner of the Navy and Marine Suite—Peer Gynt Grieg belt in 1924 and 1925. Also winner (a) Morning Scene, of the flyweight championship of (b) The Death of Ase, the Mediterranean Station in 1926. (c) Anitra's Dance, In 1927 and 1928 Bowers was fly (d) Dance of the Imps in the weight champion of the N.A. & WJ. Halls of the Mountain Kings. Station. More of his outstanding Selection from the Musical Comedy fights follow :— Sunny —._. .„ *•——-Kern 10 rounds at Malta with K.O. Introducing:— "Swimy" "D'ye Klava, bantamweight champion of love me,** "Who," "Two little Malta, won on points, bluebirds," " I might grow 10 rounds at Bodmin, England, fonder of you," "Dream a with Tiz Evans, won, K.O. 4th dream," "At the Hunt Ball." round. Star Spangled Banner 10 rounds at Plymouth with Interval Jack Sheppard. Lost on points. NOTE:—-This bout was for the Selection of Airs from the Classics... flyweight championship of West arr. Ewing England. Sketch—Breezes from the South— 6 rounds at Malta with A.B. Myddleton White, won, K.O. 2nd round. (a) Lamentation—Vision (that 8 rounds at Malta with A.B. brings solace, Buttsworth, Australian Navy, won, (b) The return of happy days.— points, A joyous meeting. 10 rounds at Buenos Aires with Selection—Mercenary Mary featherweight champion Bill Bow Friedlands ie, won, technical K.O., 4th round. Patrol—The Turkish__Michaelis__ 10 rounds at Jamaica with Fight Regimental Marches:— ing Barran for lightweight cham Slow March:—"God Bless the pionship of Jamaica. Won on Prince of Wales," points. Quick Step:—"Ca Ira.** 10 rounds at Jamaica with Sergt. God Save The King Flemming, lost on points. Order from your grocer his belt tea and hell usuaUy send "Red Rose" The joy of PERFECT TR-l"* good te* MUSIC ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA IT IS PROVED for any mood Model V-30 A de luxe instrument at the moderate price of The More Electric Power You Use The new Orthophonic Victrola brings yon just the music you like—when you want The Cheaper It Becomes The New Orthophonic PerKWa it. Whether it's "jazz," opera, symphony (no matter what!) this wonderful instru ment brings to you every tone exactly as Monthly Total Average it toas sung or played in the recording Victrola Lights, Heating, Ete. Price per K.W. studio. Only the artist standing before Mr. A... 15K.W. 9.53d you can rival it. 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