OH}? 3UtpH VOL. 16—No. 69 HAMILTON. BERMUDA, SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1931 3D PER COPY—4QI- PER ANNUM AUSTRALIAN PROPOSAL FOR > STATE TEACHING OF SOCIALISM HINDUS WARN GANDHI YACHTING "THE MONARCH OF LADIES GOLF CHAMPION THEY SAY BERMUDA" SHIP SEMI-FINALS That the Chamber of Commerce AGAINST YIELDING One Designs Have Thrilling meeting was a.huge success. * * * Picture of Launching Sent That many went to scoff but re -"£*- • Race Thursday Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. Ross Win mained to pray. * * * by Television That the advocates of the high- STARLING WINS BY FIFTY The semi-finals of the Bermuda class trade policy certainly ap Ladie's Golf Championship were peared to great advantage. Prince Congratulates Canadian Our Reuter's dispatch ot March SECONDS played off yesterday over 18 holes * * * 17 contalnwi the news of the launch of the Riddell's Bay Golf and ing of the new and magnificent That the threat to advertise ad The weather at last was kind Country Club course in fine weather Delegates Furness liner "Monarch of Ber versely may be ignored. to the One Design class and the The play was affected by a very muda" by Lady Lewis, wife of the * * * third race of the season was sailed strong prevailing wind which caused Chairman of the Furness, Withy That long before that can happen * on Thursday. Five boats came to difficulty at the sea holes. Those Company, at Walker-on-Tyne, the public will learn the real the line and got away with a good who qualified for the semi-finals England. situation. start to sail a course to Dundonald were Mrs. D. C. Hurd drawn against * * * Pictures of the launching were Trouble Threatened in Welsh Coal-fields—Cana Buoy, Morgan's Island and home. 1/''.ss N. Pearman, and Mrs. Rosr. That it is better publicity to be sent by television to New York and versus Mrs. Pew.. Dill's Cardinal got away with the known as high-class than low- one of these is now on display in dian Stock Market Active—Increase in Rum- best start and held lead to the class. * * * our office window where it is first mark. The other boats chang CHAMPION FLIGHT That it is somewhat late for the running Moves Church to Action—-- ed positions on the way up the wind, attracting considerable attention. Semi-finals oo warning about corporate bodies Hoover Begins Vacation—Grandson and finally rounded after Dill in holding land and so reducing the order of Flirt, Starling, Princess Mrs. D. C. Hurd defeated Miss N. opportunity for poorer people to of Jules Verne to Christen Nautilus and Longtail. Darrell and Pear PERSONAL 'Pearman, 5 and 4. own homes. man closed in on Dill on the reach Mrs. M. Ross defeated Mrs. J. * * * —Canadian Minister Sounds to Morgan's Island and all three Pew, 7 and 5. That the voting power is also ser rounded in fairly close order. Dill Miss Carol Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Hurd will therefore meet iously affected. Warning on Unemploy and Darren took a long board to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Taylor, Mrs. Ross in the final match for the Morgan's Island while Pearman East Orange, will be married on Championship of Bermuda this * * * That this can be remedied. ment Insurance Scheme tacked to the middle of the Sound. March 25th to Mr. Archibald Liv f morning. * * * The leaders gained appreciably by ingston Brown, East Orange, and In the first named match there That another qualification for vot —Sporting News: this course and when they came out the happy couple intend spending was little spectacular play. Start they had taken probably a hundred their honeymoon in Bermuda ing can be legalised. Tennis, Speed At ing out, the 1st, 3rd, 4th and 6th * * m yards or so from Pearman. Hunter where the bride's aunt, Mrs. holes were halved whilst Mrs. Hurd That when the railway is in opera tempts, Boxing and Gosling tacked on rounding Thomas Shaw Hall, who is staying took the 2nd and 5th to be two up the mark, and went on one long at the Frascati Hotel, will enter at the 6th. At this stage Mrs. tion the housing problem may tack right to the North. Pearman tain on behalf of her newly-married Hurd displayed her usual charac be eased. in Starling made a dash for the niece. teristic steadiness and gained the * * * Somerset shore and on tacking, * * * three following holes to her credit That so far no advertisement has AUSTRALIAN LABOUR PARTY cashire and South Wales are will picked up a beautiful breeze to The Hon. and Mrs. St. George estabhshing a lead of 5 up at the appeared in the "Lost, Stolen or WOULD ABOLISH EMPIRE ing to continue the system. At the cut the fleet. Gosling and Hunter, Tucker, who have been spending turn. This margin was maintained Strayed" column for the Colonial AND FLAG conclusion of tlie meeting, Cook however, had also gained by their a week at the Bermudiana Hotel, as the intervening holes were Builders, Ltd. asserted that the "atmosphere was tactics, and when Hunter came are returning this morning to halved. * * * SYDNEY, Mar. 20.— Trie New the bitterest of any conference across just short of the mark, he Lexington, Va. Miss Pearman rallied on the 13th That the name cannot even be South Wales Labour caucus passed since 1926." was in first place by about two * * # and her excellent drive and pretty found in the list of unclaimed a resolution favouring the abolition • • * lengths. Some quick tacking took The Baroness de Stubner is approach to the edge of the green letters. * * * of Empire Day celebrations and the place round the Somerset Buoy, CANADIAN STOCK MARKET ACT sailing this morning for New York. made it appear that she would win That it may appear later among the saluting of the flag in schools. , IVE Pearman managing to nose Hunter * * * the hole. This, however, showed a obituary notices. It also endorsed a scheme to es out and rounded in first place Mr. and Mrs. Turner who have typical instance of Mrs. Hurd's « * * tablish a school for the teaching j MONTREAL, Mar. 20:—Trading followed in close order by Hunter, been ii. Bermuda for some time consistency, for although Mrs. That another complication of the of Socialism. The caucus further on the Stock Market yesterday was Dill, Gosling and Darrell. This are passengers north today by the Hurd was on the green in three she transient trading business is denounced the Boy Scout move strong and active. A feature of the stage of the race was particularly "Veendam." Mr. Turner has been only took two putts to Miss Pear- feared. ment as a militarist organisation ! trading was th-i substantial rise interesting for H'rrvj-. Darrell and associated with the Hon. H. W. man's 3, making a half. Similarly * * * and criticised tho chief secretary I in Northern Canada mines, due Gosling were before this race, tied Watlington in mapping out the on the 14th which finished the That a Coastguard Is bringing in & A of the caucus for attending a j to confirmation of the discovery of for third place on the team to be horizontal water supply scheme for match with Mrs. Hurd 5 up and 4 derelict. reception recently given in honour | new high grade gold-bearing ore. selected to sail against the Inter Bermuda. to play. * * • of Lord Baden Powell. * * * Clubs. Dill slipped by Hunter on * * # In the other semi-final Mrs. M. That some will say this is another * * * CHURCH PROTEST AGAINST -he run home, and when Hunter Miss Elizabeth Peabody, who has and Gosling started a luffing match Ross had the most of the play injustice to poor old St. George's.- AMAZING PROPOSAL IN AUS RUM-RUNNING been staying at "Inwood Cottago." Darrell was able to draw up close versus Mrs. J. Pew. Mrs. Ross was * * * TRALIAN PARLIAMENT is sailing for New York this morn TORONTO, Mar 20:—According enough to threaten. It looked &z playing at the top of her form but That the neighbouring island is to a Toronto newspaper the United ing. Mrs. Pew who drove well failed with like auld Ireland. CANBERRA, Mar. 20:—The at- | if Hunter kept too close to t"_e Church of Cerada has started a Northern shore coming down the * * * her short mashie shots. * •* m titude of the Lang group towards That the concert tomorrow night movement protesting against the Harbour for both Gosling and Dar Mr. Henry. K. Morgan is le aving Mrs. Ross was 6 up at the ninth the Fiduciary Bill was disclosed diversion of the liquor traffic from Bermuda this morning by the at the Bermudiana Hotel will be in the House of Representatives rell seemed to have more breeze hole, Mrs. Pew took the 10th, the the international boundary to the and both beat him to the line, "Bermuda." llth was halved and the 12th and a real artistic treat. when Lazzarini declared that they French Islands, St. Pierre and * * * * * * would support the second reading, though he had been leading to 13th went to Mrs. Ross, making Miquelon, in the Gulf of St. Law Two Rock. The team will be finally Among the prominent arrivals Mrs. Ross 7 up and 5 to play and That Walter Mills is among the but that they proposed in com rence, from which rum row is now by the "Veendam" yesterday finest concert singers in the mittee to make an amendment decided by races to be held next lualifying her for the final. to some extent supplied. Since Tuesday and Thursday. morning were noted: Albert E. Mrs. M. Ross: world. * * * making illegal the writing of Parliament placed a ban on liquor Gallatin, Mrs. H. R. McLane, That the big event next week is the cheques or the possession of cheque Out 55435566 5—44 export from Canada to the United Miss Georgina MacNamara, Mr. The final match for the Bermuda sweepstake draw. forms under penalty of fourteen The finish times and percentages m m m States, the traffic formerly crossing and Mrs. J. Blaine de Sibour, Mr. Ladie's Championship will take years imprisonment. An amazed at present are as follows: That this will doubtless attract the border is now diverted to the and Mrs. William R. Dickinson jr., place today over 36 holes and will silence followed, then laughter French Islands, thus cireumventing many to the Sports Arena on Mr and Mrs. J. R. McVey, W. S. be decided over the Riddell's Bay greeted the announcement. Laz the law. The suggestion is advanc No. 1. 4.51.27 100% Tuesday night. Arbuthnot and Mr. and Mrs. course between Mrs. D. C. Hurd. zarini shouted "Laugh, you fools. ed by a section of the church that No. 5. 4.52.25 73% —oo— Reginald Jenney. former holder of the three national You make counterfeiting fiduciary an appeal should be made to France No. 6. 4.54.23 57% oo titles and Mrs. Maud Ross, of Ot notes illegal but you allow bankers through the League of Nations. No. 3. 4.54.51 47% SONG RECITAL ON SUNDAY to issue thousands and millions in The Islands r.re being used as a base j No. 4. 4.55.00 36% TUCKER'S TOWN NOTES tawa former .jrovincial cham cheques which are equally spurious of supply for illicit liquor traffic I No. 2 Did not 35% pion. Tho initial 18 holes will " currency." into the United States. Shipments No. 7. Did not sail 42% played at 9.-15 a.m. and tjie coi- Among the week's arrivals at the Noted Artist to Appear at * * * of liquor from Canada to the i cluding 18 at 1.-5 p.m. A full re -oo- Mid-Ocean Olub are Mr. and Mrs. SYDNEY, Mar. 20:—The Assem French Islands has recently greatly port of the Championship Play J. Donald Pryor, of Narragansett, Bermudiana Hotel bly passed the third reading of increased. During the first • two will be published in Monday's EVENTS OF THE WEEK R.I.., Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Barclay, the Interest Bill reducing interest months of 1931 Canada exported to issue of the Colonist. Mr. and Mrs. M. Miller and Mr. Tomorrow night, at 9 o'clock, rates on Government borrowings St. Pierre and Miquelon 275,000 Today: and Mrs. W. H. Green, all of For RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S PLAY Mr. Walter Mills, a noted American to 3%, and private loans to 5%. gallons, compared to 84,600 in Band Ooncert, Par-la-Ville Gar est Hills, N.Y. Also Mr. and Mrs. baritone, will give a recital at the * * * January and February, 1930. dens, 10.15-12.15 noon. Reginald Jenny and Master H. F. BEATEN EIGHT Bermudiana Hotel, and a fine pro PASSIVE MOVEMENT AGAINST The British Colonies in the West Golf, Ladles' Championship of Bermond of Framingham, Mass. (Championship Flight) gramme has been arranged. Music- GANDHI Indies have been receiving more Bermuda, Riddell's Bay Golf * * * lovers should avail themselves of liquor from Canada than formerly. Olub, Finals, Among the arrivals at the Tuck Mrs. J. Parkinson defeated Mrs. this opportunity to hear a singer Karachi, Mar. 20.—Five thousand British Honduras registers the most Sunday: er's Town Oolony today are Mr. A. Kay, 4 and 3. conspicuous for his beautiful Hindus at Sukkur passed a strong noteworthy increase. Exports to Band Ooncert, Par-la-Ville Gar Frederick Winsor and a party of Miss R. Borland defeated Mrs. A. quality of voice and consummate resolution foreshadowing a passive dens, Bermuda Volunteer Rifle that Oolony for the first two months friends from Boston. They will Gardner, 5 and 4. artistry. resistance movement against Oorps Band, 3.15 p.m. of 1931 totall d 57,500 gallons, com occupy the Winsor cottage. Miss H. Shumway defeated Mrs. His Excellency the Acting Gov Gandhi himself if he yields to the pared to 16,COO for the correspond Monday: ernor and Mrs. Evans have kindly oo—— C. Dreifus by default. Moslems over the question of the ing period in 1930. Orthophonic Concert, Par-la- extended their patronage and signi Miss G. Coombe defeated Mrs. separation of Sind. Furthr meet * * * Ville Gardens, 10.30-12.00 noon. fied their intention of being present. J. E. Pearman 1 up. ings of protest are being arranged. RECIPROCAL TRADE BETWEEN Greyhound Races, Sports Arena, BERMUDA WELFARE Tickets may be obtained at flhe * * * CANADA AND CUBA 8.30 p.m. FIRST FLIGHT hotel and complete arrangements PRINCE RECEIVES CANADIAN Tuesday: SOCIETY Semi-finals have been made for the comfort DELEGATES OTTAWA, Mar. 20:—J. A. Mac- Band Concert, Par-la-Ville and convenience of those attending donald, minister without portfolio, Gardens, 10.15-12.15 noon. Mrs. P. Benedict defeated Mrs. the recital. BUENOS AIRES, March 19—The will leave shortly for Havana, to Horse Races, Shelly Bay Track. An Appeal for Linen oo Prince of Wales and Prince George discuss with the Cuban Govern Wednesday: E. C. Gosling, 5 and 4. this morning received approxim ment a number of matters con Orthophonic Ooncert, Par-la- In another column may be found DAILY COMMUNICATIONS ately 80 Canadian delegates. The nected with reciprocal trade. Part Ville Gardens, 10.30-12.00 noon. a request for linen by the Pembroke BEATEN FOUR Prince simply • dressed descended icular ref'i nee will be made to Yacht Race, Metre Class Six LIST Branch of the Welfare Society. The the grand stairway in the Embassy potatoes from the Maritime Pro Start and finish opposite Prin enormous amount of work done by Miss L. Robinson defeated Miss and greeted Sir George Perley, vince on wlich the Cuban Govern cess Hotel, First gun 2.30 p.m. The wireless station at St. the district nurses necessitates the F. W. Grant, 5 and 4. -representing the Canadian Govern ment recently Increased the duties. Greyhound Races, Sports Arena, George's is in communication with use of a great deal of linen, and sup ment. He congratulated the Can The value of potatoes shipped an 8.30 p.m. oo the following ships at sea:—M.s. plies of old linen will be gratefully adians on their efforts at the nually from Canada to Ouba is Thursday: Bermuda, S.s. Duchess of York, accepted. These should be sent trade fair. from $1,500,000 to $2,000,000. Band Ooncert, Par-la-ViHe for Bermuda; S.s. Veendam, New to the Woman's Shop, Reid St., * * * • * * Gardens, 10.15-12.15 noon. TOD A Y York; S.s. Lady Drake, S.s. Western or to Mrs. Harold Card, Ohurch St. MORE TROUBLE BREWING HI PRESIDENT OFF ON HOLIDAY Yacht Race, One-design Class, World, S.s. Oropesa, Bermuda; SJS. Orcoma, S.s. Siboney, S.s. Oriente, COAL FIELDS Start and fiTifoh opposite Prin -oo- OLD POINT COMFORT, Va., cess Hotel, First gun 2.30 p.m. Talking Pictures: Havana; S.s. Morro Castle, S.s. LONDON, Mar. 20:—More trouble Mar. 20:—To booming batteries, Greyhound Races, Sports Arena, WEATHER FORECAST Mechanics' Hall Ihealre: Mat Havana, New York; S.s. Pastores, Is expected in the coal fields as a the battleship "Arizona" steamed 8.30 p.m. inee 3, "Fighting Caravans," Havana; S.s. Uliea, New York; S.s. result of a miners' delegate con out of Hampton Roads bearing Friday: BERMUDA AND VICINITY night, 7 to 11, Monte Carlo," Santa Mart a, Kingston; S.s. Sizaola ference when it was overwhelm President Hoover, Secretary of War Orthophonic Ooncert, Par-la- War Vets Benefit. S.s. Oarrillo, S.s. Mar Caribe, S.s. ingly decided that the spread-over Hurley and Secretary of the In Ville Gardens, 10.30-12.00 noon. MARCH 20—Fresh south-west, Reid Hall Theatre: Continuous 1 Transylvania, New York; S.s. Oa- system must be discontinued at terior Wilbur. They are bound for Band Concert, Par-la-Ville shifting to west or north-west, to 11, "Min and Bill," and De rare, Avon mouth; S.s. Changuinola the end of March, nothwithstand- Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Gardens, 3.00 -5.00 p.m. winds and overcast showery weath Luxe Vaudeville, Anniversary Dartmouth; S.s. Schuylkill, Bay ing tbe fact that Scotland, Lan- (Coatinue- oo Page 2) Boxing, Sports Arena, 8.30 p.m. er tonight. Saturday fair. Week. Vaudeville at 3, 7, and 9. Town; S.s, El Aleto, Halifax. RALEIGH — WADSON'S BH1WB JKtfi-mgflagSEraE •BOB Page 2 fIHE ROYAL G7_2TOE AMb ^GOLONKT DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Stye Segal (Saatfk DUCHESS OF YORK EX CABLEJVEWS TENDS SERVICE (Co-tinned from Page 1) INCCRMORATINrJ NEW MECHANICS HALL. THEATRE THS ROYAL GAZETTE -MTU. 18281 JULES VERNE'S GRANDSON TO CHRISTEN NAUTILUS THE -*OLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (EW»» I88B) Canadian Pacific Steamships The House of Refinement announce that the Company's NEW YORK, March 19—Jean Bermuda service, now conducted by PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY Jules Verne docked in New York to theN~*0,021, gorss-ton liner Duchess day to play a ceremonial part in as THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. of York, which sailed from Saint out-landish an adventure as his Drop all your troubles and come to the biggest laugh REID STREET ' HAMILTON John "recently to inaugurate the grandfather Jules Verne ever im A. M. PURCELL service, and orginally scheduled to agined. On Tuesday he will break show ©n earth MAMAai MO-ED ITOW terminate on April 12, has been a bottle over the prow of a submar AHMTAMT EDlTOd i E. T. BAYER extended to May 2. ine In Brooklyn Navy Yard and oall ASII1TAN1 MANAGER' ERNEST J. BELL Her last southbound trip from ADVERTISING MANAGER-- M. M. HANSFORD the craft "Nautilus", the name of New York to Beimuda is listed for the diving vessel in his grandfath TELEPHONES i Saturday, May 2, Instead of on HAROLD LLOYD, in -DITO- AND ADVERTISING MANAGER •88 er's twenty thousand leagues un ASSISTANT MANAGER . • " • SET A_ftil 4. This will enable her to der the sea. The submarine will be ASSISTANT EDITOR • 887 make four more round trips than used by Sir Hubert Wilkins In his had been planed. projected under-ice journey across On May 8 she will leave New York the top of the world. "FEET FIRST" SUBSCRIPTION RATES: for Montreal. This will be the first * * m 3d. per copj. Pottage Inland Vid, Foreign "__. time that a Canadian Pacific ship 2 per Annum Inland, £2.10.0 ($12) Foreign has ever left the American metropo SNAGS IM UNEMPLOYMENT Happy days are here again!!! here comes Harold with a new bag lis and sailed direct for the Port of INSURANCE of tricks that will make your sides ache with laughter* Fun no NOTE. — AD corre'poa deuce -..mitte. matt be ac- Montreal. OTTAWA, March 18—"I believs compui.. by the writer'- name aad ad "ret- as 8 oo Oanada should profit by the errore end. The laugh of the year. guarantee af ant-e-ticitr, aot acc-Itarily tar p-blica- made by other countries" Hon. tion. The Editor reserrei the risht to accept or rejeel Gideon D. Robertson, Minister of any lettera forwarded, and pahlication doe* aot imply B.V.R.C. BAND CONCERT agreement with opinion' expressed. Labour, to-ld the Senate today in a reference to Great Britain's unem Premier showing in Bermuda on Monday next, at ployment insurance scheme. Along SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Fine Programme for with many other peoples both in 3 p«m* Oanada and Great Britain Senator 2722«I«"s. Robertson had been pleased when Tomorrow the scheme first was put in opera 5 ft tion he said. It soon was evident Another of the enjoyable Band however, that it was becoming a | The Diary J Concerts by the B.V.R.C. Band will burden on the country as a whole be given in Par-la-Ville Gardens on and had not removed the basic I of I Sunday, 82nd March, at 3.15 p.m. causes of widespread unemploy Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency The An interesting and varied pro ment. Canada he suggested might Acting Qovernor, The Hon. E. W. Evans X X gramme has been arranged includ profit by the experiment. jj SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER f ing works by Sullivan and Victor * * * Herbert. NOTED AVIATORS KILLED IN CRASH March 19. A novelty number will be a sep THE A mighty diverting happening tette from II Travatore, played by seven saxophones. PISA, Mar. 20.—Three of Italy's this day as I journey to the City most prominent airmen who par His Worship the Mayor wishes to attend the great meeting called ticipated in the recent formation the proceeds of Sunday's concert to decide whether we should trade flight to South America were killed Harem - Scarem collection to be given to The Society in palaces or peanuts. in a crash two miles at sea. They for the Prevention of Cruelty to For I met my friend Leo Tworoger, were Colonel Maddalena, Captain Animals. It is hoped, that given who might rightly be called a Cecconi and Engineeer-Lieut. Da- fine weather many will be present King since he is the father of a monte. Maddalena led the relief to hear the fine music rendered by Revue of 1931 Princess. And what a strange tale expedition in 1928 which found part this band, and also to swell the he doth unfold! of the crew of the airship "Italia." Some weeks ago, when a tailor funds of the deserving Society for m m m which the collection will be made. A bright Revue, full of original sketches, tuneful melodies, with a fashionable clientele In HELP FOR VIKING GREW London did visit our beloved coun catchy songs and clever dances* try, Leo resolved to emulate the Programme ST. JOHN'S, Mar. 20:—Food and blue bloods of Mayfair and wear a medical supplies have been land March, Le Regiment Favour! ed at Horse Island for the survivors dinner suit created by this great Ertl artist. Not knowing I was com of the sealer "Viking." A wireless Overture, Calif of Bagdad states that doctors and orews from peting in such a worthy undertak Boieldleu AT ing, I also did order a suit. the steamers "Beothie," "Sago- Selection, The Pirates of Penzance na" and "Imogene" made the And it fell out that a few days ago Sullivan Leo received the suit of clothes treachrous crossing over the five- Serenade, La Paloma .Yradier mile ice-fringe at dawn. Colonial Opera House from the local agent with a request Saxophone Septette, II Travatore...... * * * that he try it on and comment on Verdi any fault or mis-fit. Selection, Victor Herbert's Favour BOSTON, Mar. 20:—Bemlr-Bal- Now Leo, like his prototype, is ites Herbert chen, noted flier, is starting at midnight to search the waters in mild till he is aroused, and then Dream Picture, The Phantom Bri no lion in his lair can roar so fur the vicinity of Horse Island for gade Mydlleton any trace of Varick Frissell, the iously, i Valse, The Beautiful Blue Danube.... March 24th, 25th, 26th He triod on the suit, but he could missing film promoter. Balchen Strauss is the surviving member of the not report on the mis-fit for there Selection, The Lightning Switch. Tickets 4/- and 3/« now on sale at Bermuda Pre ;s was no fit of any description save Balchen-Bennett team that flew Alford to the northland with the crew of his own apoplectic fit. Soldiers Chorus, Faust Gounod Quoth he to me in his story "I the German plane "Bremen" after 2650jtu.ei.t. tried to get my two arms in the her trans-Atlantic crossing. Regimental Marches: * * • coat but only burst the seams. I The Lincolnshire Poacher tried to button it in front but only TRAGIC END TO DRINKING I'm Ninety Five PARTY GERMAN EX-CHANCELLOR SER managed to injure my solar plexus IOUSLY ILL The collar instead of snuggling God Save The King up to my neck, was somewhere in W. J. Thompson, Conductor. RATON, N.M., Mar. 20:—Six men are dead here of denatured BERLIN, Mar. 20:—Ex-Chancell BERMUDA WAR VETERANS ASSOCIATION the middle of my back, and the or Mueller is in a critical condition sleeves were more Uke the straps alcohol which they drank at a party. here. He is suffering from internal women use to hold up an invisible disorders and inflammation of the garment. The trousers were like mm* lungs. He is unconscious and his what a chairman's address should GOVERNOR GENERAL ASSOCI FRENCH FLIERS ARRESTED strength is failing. A blood trans REMEMBRANCE DAY be—'long enough to cover the sub ATED WITH IMPORTANT SEOUL, Mar. 20:—Burtin and fusion has been made in an at ject, but short enough to be in- Moensche, two French airmen who tempt to help him. terestting.' ** left Paris for Tokio on March 2, * * * And I, fearing lest my suit should MOVE TODAY have been arrested for flying over a BOROTRA REACHES FINALS also be so sadly deficient, did has prohibited fortified area. They had Wear a forget-me-not and help the Association ten to the loval agent where I LONDON (By the Canadian been warned through the French NEW YORK, March 19—Jean was given an amazing explanation. Press)—Discussing the appoint embassies not to take the route Borotra^ French favourite in the The foolish firm had sent my ment of Lord Bessborougn as Gov by which they flew. They will be men's National Indoor Champion suit to Leo in error, and I doubt ernor-General of Canada the "Na detained probably two or three Every penny collected goes to the Special Fund created tional Review" remarks, that it ship tournament, gained the final me not I shall now only pay half- days until the investigation is round in both singles and doubles to take care of War Veterans who may need assistance. price for it since it is of a truth has been cordially welcomed in Canada and approved in England, ended. today, while Frank Shields and but second-hand. * • * Berkeley Bell, U.S. stars, entered 2637tta.lh.l. * m m all the more cordially on account of the recent Australian appoint TEN KILLED IN EXPRESS COL the semi-final singles. And another strange thing be LISION * * * fell me as a result of attending this ment of a man personally unac palace or peanut meeting. For I quainted with and therefore unable ANOTHER SFEEP ATTEMPT OLD FRIENDS to represent the King in any real ETAMPSE, Mar. 20:—Ten per FOR SALE dreamed a strange dream that sons are reported killed and fifty MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 19— night. sense of the word. injured in an express collision with Gar Wood will steer his sleek-lined When Philips Brooks walked the Now in my dream I was in a fair Lord Bessborough, adds the Miss America IX across a measured "National Review," was closely a goods train. The accident oc streets of any city, people turned place. Homes were beautiful, the curred between Paris and Bord mile on Indian Creek here tomor scenery serene and enchanting, associated with tbe important and looked at him. He was physic events which led to the Unified eaux. row in an attempt to regain the ally a great man: in build, kind and no uncouth person marred the * * m 20ft. Motor Boat Command under Marshal Foch on world's record for speed boats. liness of manner and dignity, he life in this entrancing country DUFF COOPER RETURNED IN * * * which I know to be my own. March 20,1918, for he accompanied suggested a gigantic mold. He was Built by Luders BYE-ELECTION KID BERG CHALLENGED And as I walked passed a palatial Lord Milner and Sir Henry Wilson conscious of it and took the con mansion, one of our most cultured from Versailles to Doullens, where LONDON, Mar. 20:—The results sequences with good nature, often the great decision was taken, and CH3ACGO, HI., March 19—Tony with humour. I speak only of in winter residents addressed me and in the St. George's bye-election Canzoneri, world's lightweight Universal Engine bade me ascend a wonderful hill afterwards he returned to England give Duff Cooper, the Baldwinite stances caught from my own ob with them. "It is a great advant champion, agreed today to meet servation or told me by himself. side with him so that we might Conservative, 17,242. His opponent Jack Kid Berg, British challenger, in Good Condition enjoy the wondrous view. age to any man to have been con Sir Ernest Petter, Independent, Standing with him at a railroad cerned with affairs of first rate in a 10-round bout with the title But presently he disappeared— received 11,532 votes. station, I saw approaching a big importance; it gives him a basis for involved at the Chicago Stadium hulky man who in a natural way as figures will in a dream—and I life which should enable him to * * * next month. The d»te was not set Apply to became alone and much perturbed. LABOUR MEMBER RETURNED IN said, "Stranger, how much do you balance his judgment. Lord Bess- but it probably will be April 24. weigh?" Just as naturally came The hill had became a mountain borough's record will be greatly WALES ELDON H. TRIMINGHAM and the path was beset with terrors. * * * the answer; and both walked off appraciated in Canada, and hs KAYE DON READY FOR SPEED I had no choice, it seemed to me, LONDON, Mar. 20.—In the satisfied. Sitting at breakfast in goes there with the good wishes of ATTEMPT Paris, he heard the genial voice 2630fm.w.i. but I must indeed reach the very all those who wish to strengthen Pontypridd by-^eleetion Davies, peak of the mountain. Labourite, received 20,687 votes; of William McVickar, "Brooks, I the ties between England and the BUENOS AIRES, Mar. 20:—Kaye have just been weighed." "How After incredible toil I climbed on rest of the Empire." Crawshapy, Liberal, 8,368; and Evans, Conservative, 5,489, due to "Don and the speedboat "Miss Eng much?" "Three hundred," and had a right to bathe, and with and on, escaping miraculously dan land H," in which the late Sir the same result: the Italian, char- gers of beasts and fierce birds till .1 the retirement of Mardy Jones. Brooks dropped his knife and fork, * * * Henry Segrave set the world's went to the scales and coming grined and excited, protested, and reached the last stage which was a Brooks retired. Then came Rich narrow and rocky pathway of but a few inches on which to stand and a GERMAN NAVAL PROGRAMME speed record, have arrived here back said, "Just three hundred for the coming trials on the Rio pounds too." ardson with his huge bulk and few inches broad. Strange reptiles few feet in which to lie buried. stentorian voice. The Italian be and insects beset me here and hid But In my agony"" pleaded that I BERLIN, Mar. 20.—The Reich Plata. Their fellow traveller, Richardson, ——00 weighed more. At the Lido, the came wild, a crowd collected, and eous toads and monstrous lizards dare not leave the last step and stag rejected by a vote of 181 to 81 in high dudgeon Richardson walked jeered at me as I disturbed the venture the small leap to the the Communist motion to cease three conspirators planned a sur BUSMEN LINGUISTS prise. First McVickar approached off while the people wondered at stones over which I trod so carefully. dizzy top. warship construction' until 1936, the gigantic stature of Americans. Within a few feet of the very peak And what the end was I con not the Socialists abstained. The the keeper of the bathing machines Two interpreters employed by and asked for a bathing suit. The —William Lawrence, in "Life of I beheld my friend Eldon Triming- for I woke at the terrible moment budget of the Minister of Defence, Phillips Brooks," ham standing securely on the and found, to my great amazement including a first installment of the London General Omnibus Italian was non-plused. He had never seen such a man, he had no narrow plateau and I besought that my head was hanging over the 11,000,000 marks for the construc Company for the convenience of oo him to lend me a hand for I was side of my bed instead of being tion of a picket battleship, passed its foreign visitors tp London are salt to fit him and McVickar walked indeed sick with horror and weak propped under high pillows. second reading by a vote of 183 to stationed near Piccadilly Circus off indignant. In a short time Culprit (pleasantly)—It's a fine from exhaustion. I do indeed pray that some 72. 107 Socialists abstained. The and Trafalgar Square. They speak Brooks approached the keeper with day, your Honour. But he laughed me to scorn Joseph will interpret this dream House approved the fourth install French, Italian, Spanish, German the same request, added that he Judge—You're right and the was an American, that Americans vowing that a man needed but a aright for me. ment for a picket battleship. and Danish. amount of yours will be S10. _ - < THE BERMUDA CIGAR STORB T7n11 rh*As« T ifyhtprs-aSp tag others (On the Corner) THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Page 3 , _gj'-i'-**«*< -""--*»""-i"-*^ *>r>frH**H^******rf^^ "Cimarron" made a great im 1MIIMII"!!" pression on the rank and file. It is SOUND THOUGHTS ON TALKIES a marvel of direction; and while Hi we are not crazy over Richard Dix, Hi Hi or anybody else for that -matter, m Hi War Vets Tonight — Big Westerns — Visiting what we liked about him was his NEW MECHANICS HALL THEATRE genial work in this, picture. He m Hi Vaudeville 'XZimarron " — Comments even died without much ado. m The House of Refinement * * # m \j(je**i*&f*&* *^ r And what matters it, if you see m Hi George Stone as Sol Levy in "Oi This is a big weekend in enter The Corbitt Sisters have brought m Hi marron"? He is a figure that one tainment at the picture houses. some of Ziegfeld's glorification down doesn't forget to a hurry. The War Vets are staging a show at to these isles of re.t—"blondies" * * * Mechanics Hall this evening when both, and steppers of high degree. m MATINEE TODAY at 3 p.m. the charming talkie, "Monte Chained together in one dance they The celebrated local company, Carlo," will be shown through the hoof it on six inches of stage. A "Harem Scarems of 1931," are Hi kindness of the Bermuda Moving good prison act and might be called are booked for next Tuesday, Wed Zane Grey's famous story Also Hi Picture Company, for the benefit the chain gang. nesday and Thursday evenings at of the Association. Wear a For * * * the Colonial Opera House. The ho m brought to the screen get-me-not today and tonight. for "Merrie England." • The second episode of the * * * Fay Pearce sings several songs * * * Hi "FIGHTING mighty Universal Serial story. fresh from Broadway, Grace Smith What with quaUty and quantity, m Hi "Fighting Caravans," a super- is a favourite, and Cooper and Rod- western.will be shown at Mechanics' plenty of shoes, plenty of music, •tts ello just touch the high spots. CARAVANS" Hall again this afternoon at the ships every day, and other things, "TIT. "THE INDIANS * * * with matinee performance. It is filled life is just one stunt after another. Hi Hi with excitement and the children Then there's that old-timer Jar -oo- GARY COOPER and LILY DAMITA are COMING'* will surely like it; Plenty of Indians, row, billed as the World's Greatest LARGE CAST MAKES FAMOUS Hi guns and horses, and two lovable Magician (and what magician A thrilling dramatic tale teem You will be held spell-bound old scouts, Tully Marshall and isn't?) and he mystifies and en ZANE GREY NEW WESTERN m tertains the audiences with tricks ing with sensational adven with excitement at this amaz Ernest Torrence in many a comical EPIC m scene. old and new. ture ing Redskin drama* * * * * * * m m Forty -five Featured Players in m , **"** mm At Reid Hall Theatre the week Carl Gardner comes down from mm mm m will close with a flourish- with "Flying High" and still uses his Paramount's Production of m "Min and Bill," and the "Broad winrs to flights of fancy. Then m way Flashes" which Jack Liader Jac~_ and Jerry Waller struggle for "Fighting Caravans" m is presenting. Bermudians have supremacy. No one wins. m TONIGHT at 7 and 9 p.m. had a taste of vaudeville for the * * * GARY COOPER HEADS GROUP m entire week and they seem to enjoy Remember, today and tonight, m m it, if one may judge by the crowded the last chance .to see these fun- One of the largest casts ever as We beg to announce that the entire proceeds at both houses to m houses every night. makers, unless you go to Broadway. signed to a moving picture produc- night will be handed to the Bermuda War Veterans Association m and we hope that our patrons will take this opportunity of sup Hi porting the "VETS" whose splendid work in the cause of charity m is known and appreciated throughout the Island. For this occa REID HALL THEATRE m sion we present the delightful musical romance. Hi Bermuda's most Luxurious Theatre ~. Direction of NATHAN MACHAT m W: m ""It. m °$ m oil* GALA ANNIVERSARY SHOW! m "MONTE CARLO" Featuring JEANNETTE MacDONALD (The girl who can sing) and m JACK BUCHANAN (The celebrated English musical comedy star) Hi ENTIRE CHANQE OF PROGRAMME/ m Hi m Hi m Hi w. THE BERMUDA MOVING PICTURE CO., LTD. 272HM-. TODAY HHsSSilS^ Continuous / to 17 p.m. tion, including forty-five well- A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer make known stage and screen players, up man coached her for a week in BRUNSWICK is seen in "Fighting Caravans," the fine art of shaving, but even MARIE Paramount's tremendous epic of I then Beery didn't seem too con the Old West, based on Zane Grey's fident that all was well" until the RECORDS famous novel. scene was finished. However, Miss "Fighting Caravans," at the Mec Dressier lathered and shaved him Just Arrived hanics' Hall Theatre has Gary without mishap. DRESSLER Cooper and Lily Damita in the The picture, based on the widely- romantic leads, as the young scout j read Lorna Moon novel, "Dark MARCHES WALLACE ' .-"'•- and the French girl pioneer of I Star," tells a dramatic story of the the 1863 trek across the continent conflict between mother and foster- 539—Gridiron Club. to the land of gold. Ernest Torrence ! mother over the happiness of a Pride of the Wolverines. and Tully Marshall, popular charac- ' child and is reported to rise to an G22—Washington Post ter actors of the screen, continue [ intense climax when the foster- El Capitan. BEERY the characterizations they created j mother, portrayed by Miss Dress 4003—On Wisconsin. in "The Covered Wagon." Fred I ier, is driven to murder when cor- Thunderer March. Kohler, as the man who tries to i ft 1796—The Saracen Guard. in by •:)&Ti>. situation. prevent the success of the journey, ,; Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. piays the menace part, with Frank Mo " of t ; action i" laid amidst: ine Ssheri is aad was filmed on y ! Hagney as his henchman. J locackm ' constructed close by, FOX TROTS The cast of "Fighting Caravans" i he actua • •an,.'"'rie3 and fishing: also includes Eugene Pallette, May snacks at Termi'ial Island, San; *970- Wond'ring. IN and The Song of the Fool. Boley. Eve Southern, Sid Saylor, Pedro. Roy Stewart, Frank Campeau, George Hill, wiioso outstanding 4979—Who's Calling: You Sweet Now Together for the First Time! James Marcus, Helen Hunt, E.j production, "The Big House," re heart Tonight. Alyn Warren, James Durkin, Dol ceived unanimous acclaim, is said And Then Your Lips Meet The greatest comedy and character actors of the screen are brought together now in a ores Johnson, Marven Morgan, to have equaled this past perform Mine. Peggy Eleanor, Eae Daggett, Blos ance in tho direction of "Min aad 4983—Strut Miss Lizzie. talkie of laughter, heartaches and thrills! som MacDonald, Ernie Shields, Bill." Tlie director, wno is known Deep Harlem. , James Farley, Walter Downing, to go to any length to get an ac 4988—Fraternity Blues. Alone, Marie Dressier and Wallace Beery turned in marvelously human and win Donald MacKenzie, Bruce War curate background for his pictures, She Loves Me Just the Same. ing performances. ren, Guy Oliver, Jack Carlisle, employed several hundred extras Harry Lee, Rose Gore, Pauline of various nation: lilies merely to, 12 Inch Together they answer the public's clamour for a perfect blend of earthly humour and French, Scott Seaton, Sidney De- give tne necessarj colour and at- Gary, Jack Richardson, Frank unforgettable drama. mosphere to his fishing virago' -.0089—Whoopee. Medley. Brownlee, Bill Oooley, Tiny San- locale. New Moon. Medley. fora, Jane Darwell, Jane Keckley, A cast oi distinction supports j 20063—Good News. Medley. A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER ALL-TALKING PRODUCTION Blue Cloud, White Eagle, Willow Miss Dressier and Beery, including l Parts 1 and 2. Bird, High Eagle and White Cloud. Dorothy Jordan, who has played! 20090—Follow Thru. Medley. IN CONJUNCTION WITH "MIN and BILL" The last five are outstanding Indian opposite Ramon Novarro m all of Hold Everything. Medley. character players. the latter's talking pictures; Mar 20095—Hollywood Revue. Medley fack Linder, Presents on the Stage Otto Brower and David Burton, jorie Rambeau, one of the most im On With the Show. Medley co-dlretors of the picture, conduct portant of the Broadway stage ed this large cast Into the highest actresses; Donald Dillaway, De- -•BROADWAY FLASHES-' ranges of the Sierras, back of Son- Witt Jennings, Russell Hopton. ora, California, for the filming of Frank McGlynn and Gretta Gould,j The Bits and Hits from Musical Revues the master outdoor scenes. Here the principals, as well the sup RADIO STORE FOR THE LAST TIME IN HAMILTON porting players, suffered, during the filming, many of the hardships PROSPECT GARRISON GOLF which the early pioneers experienced. WITH—The Following Array of Vaudeville Stars The story of "Fighting Caravans" COURSE centres around the trek of hundreds Summerside Hotel CORBITT SISTERS of gold-seeking Easterners into the Nine Holes Somerset CARL GARDNER wild lands of the West about 1860. Late Comedian of "Flying High" Ziegfeld Stars who Glorify During the danger-ridden march Bermuda's Beauty Spot Westward, Gary Cooper, a scout -TO LET Excellent Cuisine for the party, falls in love with a JACK and JERRY WALLER COOPER and RODELLO courageous girl of the caravan, and With or Without Club Afternoon Teas the march is punctuated by the House Special Summer Rates Famous Vaudeville Headliners Late Features of Earl Carroll's "Vanities" climactic love action. All in excellent condition, and "Boat arrives Cavello Bay 1 pirn. GRACE SMITH nous 3 suitable as a dwelling. MARIE DRESSLER BECOMES Phone Somerset No. 9 Offers will be considered for:— Great Star of Many Musical Comedies WILLIAM MADDEN. Manager BARBER (1) Course and Club House. VAX PEARCE (2) Course without house. Shaves Wallace Beery in Opening (3) Club House without Course. Broadway's Favourite Recording Star Scene ef "Min and Bill" • Tenders in sealed envelopes HUNTLY TOWERS Marie Dressier started her latest should be addressed to the* Com PAGET Glorious Girls, Merriment and Mirth, talkie role by stropping a razor mander, Royal Engineers, Prospect, Musical Moments, Sensational Steppers and shaving a popular screen Bermuda, and delivered not later The grounds are open to visit "heavy." than nooh on Saturday, April 4. ors every Sunday In the role ot proprietress of a Envelopes should be marked "Ten waterfront hotel, who is inciden der, Golf Course." The management extends a cor tally the "lady barber" on the side, The Commander, Royal Engin dial invitation to all interested NOTE:—Vaudeville act will appear at 3, 7 and 9 p4n. Miss Dressier is disclosed in the eers, does not bind himself to ac opening scene of "Min and Bill' cept the highest or any tender. in tropical Vegetation. shaving Wallace Beery, who plays 2665..th.f.s. J. BINGHAM MORRIS Telephone 5S5 J. 270W" HATS _.• Cleaned. Stiffen. , Jt Church St opp. Hamilton Hotel Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND CQLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 •/aa--5-.-*Si*"w* r*^wif*r®gf'T? Writers are simple people and 8 21 Sa. 9.27 9.44 6.23 6.30 l"***""* ""-^- 'F$&m:5M*F:.: still believe in Santa Olaus. I 22 Su. 10.01 10.19 6.22 6.31 met a woman in a shop this week 23 M. 10.39 11.00 6.21 6.32 and she asked "Are you a writer?" 24 Tu. 11.23 11.48 6.19 6.32 What was I to say? f"5 W. 12.14 6.18 6.36 Royal Enfield Bicycles * * * 26 Th. 0.45 1.18 6.17 6.34 She said I had all the earmarks of 27 F. 1.53 2.31 6.16 6.34 one, which I understood when I 28 Sa. 3.10 3.48 6.14 6.35 went home and looked in the mirror 29 Su. 4.26 4.59 6.13 6.36 First to have * - # * 30 M. 5.31 6.00 6.11 6.37 IN THOUSANDS OF HOMES Meeting American sailors on the 31 Th. 6.27 6.52 6.10 6.38 IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD CHROMIUM PLATE streets this week I found myself apologising for the lack of excite Now have ment in these isles* of rest and 27—First Quarter. comfort. I took special pains to SOLD & R_.CO.v:M • NDED Mean High Water Spring Tides, point out to one of them that there BY STORES V R, WHERE SUPERIOR CHROMIUM PLATE 3 ft. 6 in. iver-s was little to do here except to over Mean High Water Neap Tides, indulge in the flowing bowl. He AGENTS See our new models looked at me with a piercing eye 2 ft. 10 in. and said, "There ain't much excite Mean Tide Level, 1 ft. 9 in. OldeEndlish ment in that." I went home and N.B.—All heights are given above soundings on charts. thought about that answer for a W.S. PURVIS & Company |W|5 long time before going to bed. "BLW.F. & C. 7 hours 59 minutes. .aiade Age of Tide assumed to be 1 day. THE BERMUDIANA CYCLES * * * is in constant demand as the ideal finish to a good Sunset and sunrise refer to upper I really believe he is right about it. breakfast—its delightful touch of tonic bitterness i» City Agents for The Electric Light Co. limb of Sun touching the horizon, Barring headaches and that low irresistibly tempting to the most unwilling appetite. height of eye being 20 feet above feeling that comes the next morn Corner of Reid and Burnaby Streets sea level. ing (at least, so I've been told) TRY ALSO 2603 ')000(IO«OCOOCX _£ il 5 _ "MY BEST GIRL" 5 ii 5 Copyright by Kathleen Norris and Mary Pickford Fairbanks — 1927 il HAJPE..SM1T1H I By KATHLEEN NORRIS 1 JfomitexL ,._-_r-,- J** S2*. -n *% *>"-* I*I ~>- A. J* m~m*-*\Sa . TWELFTH INSTALLMENT did hurry it, and almost immediate- 1 y a little door at the right opened, Maggie Johnson, daughter of and 'Lizabeth and Ohess Rivers and a letter-carrier, as a stock girl in another girl and man came out. The Mack, a San Francisco Five- The instant she saw her daring, and'Ten, falls in love with with pretty, independent sister frighten "Joe Grant," Who also works there. ed and tearful and white-faced, His real name is Josaph Grant Maggie's heart seemed to turn SPECIAL SAL MacKenzie Merrill, son of tha liquid, and she ran across the Owner of the store. He wants to courtroom and held out her arms, learn the business from the bottom. and 'Lizabeth caught her, and they Seeause he fears that Maggie will cried together. And when the be frightened by his wealth and Judge looked down over his desk, social position, he does net reveal disapproving of this confusion, Exceptional Bargain*: his true identity, even when he Maggie, with her face wet and her proposes to her. lips trembling and her little arm Joe finally tells his father about linked tight in 'Lizabeth's, was Maggis. She is invited to a dinner looking imploringly up. A police In All Departments at a fashionable resturant, where man, ranging the prisoners, told she discovers that Joe is not a poor Maggie to go back and sit down, but young man at all. She thinks Maggie only burst out the more that she has been deliberately imploringly: trieked. She starts to leave in "Oh, please—please let my mortification when she sees her sister come home! She's never run poorly dressed father and dowdy with this kind of man before—she Bermuda's most importa *** S\ mother coming toward the dinner isn't like you think—my father and party. mother'*! die if my sister has to They explain that Maggie's goto jail." sister, Liz, is at night court with Somebody rapped and Maggie of exclusive apparel for i her friend, who has been arrested was silent, and the murmuring for speeding. and glancing at papers went on be tween the Judge and the clerk. And women and children NOW GO ON WITH THE STOEY then, quite suddenly. His Honour looked down again at Maggie, un- "You'll say nothing and you'll do smilingly but very kindly, and Chess nothing,'* she said, in a voice that had to pay one hundred dollars' silenced all five bearers. "You've ball, and nobody else had to pay done enough, Joe Grant. We aren't anything at all, and the charge —your sort. We don't belong—here against Elizabeth Johnson was dis in a room like this. And we do be missed. long—together. I'm not much— Dismissed! THE QUEEN STREET STORE you've been laughing at me all They were blundering toward the The British Sports Department this time, and I guess anyone who hall and the street, between the Hamilton Queen Street understood what was going on almost empty brown wood benches, would laugh at me!—but I wouldn't and the hinged brown wood gates, be anything, I wouldn't have a and the spittoons, under the harsh right even to try to be ideal—if I lights, when suddenly Joe Grant— "TREASURE CHEST" -•TREASURE CHEST-' I wouldn't stick to my own folks! only he wasn't Joe Grant any more! I don't care—" Her eyes were blaz —came hurriedly in, with an Warwick St. George's ing, her level, pitiless voice bored important-looking sergeant of through him—""I don't care," police, and came up to'them. said Maggie, trembling, "What you "Everything all right?"_Joe*said think of us! My father and mother anxiously and quickly, looking *. • X (J5",v tS" 9* m :t*fA T**\r "Here in this kitchen he sat, last Sunday afternoon, and tolc me with his own mouth—*" "You don't have to sue him:'' Liz said. "He's crazy about h*r. m Isn't he, Maggie?" \M "I wasn't listening. Ma. I'm sorry, Liz, but I'm going to bed." .ji W\ CARPET BARGAINS FACTS • • • WANTED.... Ninety-two Sales out of every hundred made Quality Carpets in typical at The Womans Shop during 1930 were Bermuda colourings. cash sales ... A copy of our Store Magazine for August 1930 and April Remaining Stock Result 1930 ... A. No expensive credit department. B. Sell for cash — We pay cash — Ten shillings will be paid for offered at securing maximum trade dis the first August copy and one quarter off counts. twenty shillings for the first C. Loss from bad debt infinitesimally April copy brought to our small — in fact nil. office above The Womans 6X9 feet Shop. 7%X9 " Resulting in ; — 9X12 « LOWER PRICES Office opens 8.30 a.m. BETTER VALUE Members of our staff excep With rugs to match By the way, it would pay you to shop at a ted. Store whose business is practically cash. Mri™**^ 2713*J<"s. pression. But at the finish she "MY BEST GIRL" reached up suddenly to the shelf above the sink, and snatched from its position the ideal leaflet, with (Continued from Page S) its cryptic message: "The way to begin living the ideal life is—to beginning, when Maggie herself begin." VOLTS-AMPS-WATTS came in. Maggie looked at it a minute, She came in quietly through the and her face worked oddly. Then, kitchen door, and stood looking at quite quietly and composedly, she them as if she were suprised to find tore it into tiny scraps and flutter them all there together. Her plain ed them into the wet sink. And little new salt was brushed and trim after that she walked slowly from Electricity is measured in three ways. —the homespun upon which Mag the room, and they heard her gie's heart had been set for weeks bedroom door close behind her. Voltage is the force, pressure or speed; before she really dared to spend the necessary dollars on it. Her cheeks amperage is the volume of the current were red, but her beautiful eyes (To be concluded In Tuesday's issue) looked tired and were set in delicate oo flowing. It is as though you rated a horse shadows. for its speed (voltage) and muscle-power "Fewen's sakes, where've you MOVEMENTS OF SHIPS WEDGWOOD been? You had Ma and me worried," (amperage.) 'Lizabeth said. S.s. Lady Drake (O.N.S.) is due Cream Coloured Earthenware "Well," Maggie expanded quietly, to arrive today from Halifax "I went to see Mrs. Merrill." and Boston, sailing at 7.00 a.m. Wattage is the measure of the working "What'"' do that for?" demanded Sunday morning for the West In tt was with his cream colour ware, called "Queen'j* Ware** the mother. dies. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. energy of current as it is used for specific at the request of Queen Charlotte, that Wedgwood fir '•There was something I wanted * • • tasks. You might say, it is how much of made his name. It has the texture and delicate purity of old to talk to her about, Ma," Maggie S.s. Oropesa (P.S.N.) is due to said wearily. arrived from Havana tomorrow, wory, and is still made in the lovely 18th Century patterns. "What?" The question was shot, sailing the same day for Liver the horses strength (made up of speed Although Queen's Ware is remarkably light for an Uke a bullet. pool. Agents, Harnett & Rich and muscle power) he uses in perform earthenware it is reasonably priced, and is meant for hard "Joe," the girl said simply. And ardson. she sat down at the table and leaned * # * ing any task you give him to do. The service. It may be had either in the plain cream or decorated. her forehead wearily on her hand M.s. Bermuda (Furness-Bermuda "You never had the gall to do Line) is due to arrive with pas work your servant Electricity does for that, Maggie Johnson," 'Lizabeth sengers from New York on Monday, whispered, impressed. sailing at 10.00 a.m. the follow you, is measured in watts by the meter. "Oh, yes, I did. I told her where ing day on return trip. Agents, Joe .was, and they sent over to the Watlington & Conyers. The Bermuda Furnishing & Supply Co. jail, and Joe came in while I was * * * Front Street there. And him and his father and S.s. Duchess of York (C.P.S.) is mother and me talked it all over." due to arrive from New York on And "Maggie!" It was the older Monday, sailing at 11.00 a.m. sister. "Don't he like you any Tuesday morning on return trip. more?" Agents, Harnett & Richardson. The Electric Light Company THE ENGLISH CHINA SHOP "He says he loves me," she said, m m m (REID STREET) dully. S.s. Mercian (R.M.S.P.) is due to "Oh, Maggie—fewen's sakes? Joe arrive with cargo from London on 2273<"<]-. Merrill!" Monday. Agents, Harnett & Rich "And because he loves me," ardson. Maggie said deliberately, "he's * * * going to sail this morning for Japan. S.s. Pan America (Munson Line) He see that he'd only hurt me and is due to arrive from New York on make it harder here." Wednesday next, sailing at 4.00 Her shamed, hopeless voice died p.m. the same day on re;ur-i away. trip. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Oo. "So, I guess Pd better do these * * * dishes," she said. S.s. Veendam (Furness-Bermuda SALE "He'll forget you before he's past Line) is due to arrive from New York the Heads!" her mother predicted, on Friday next, sailing at 9.00 a.m^ in the awful silence that followed. the following day for New York "You can't depend on them rich Agents, Watlington & Oonyers. We are offering people, dearie," her father, sorrow * • * ful and sympathetic, said timidly. S.s. American Legion (Munson "Maggie, they just got him to say Line) is due to arrive from South he'd do that so's to break it off!" America on Saturday next, sailing 25% Discount off 'Lizabeth said indigantly. immediately upon transferring pas Maggie looked at them all apa sengers for New York. Agents, J. S. thetically. "I know all that. I Darrell & Co. know he loves me now, but they're * * * The Following Goods going to kill it, if they can. I know S.s. Gaboon (R.M.S.P.) is due to Ladies' Cardigans Men's Sweaters his ship pulls out in twenty minutes arrive with cargo, from London Jimmie Jingle Says and that I'll never see him again,'" on March 29th. Agents. Harnett ** Slip-ons " Golf Hose she said simply. "But—" she & Richardson. Finer bread does not exist ** Knitted Suits * Half Hose glanced from one to the other— * * * "with things here like they are," S.s. Aurania (Cunard Line) is due Finest bread that butter's kissed. " Winter Coats Children's Knitted Suits she said, "and Ma like she is, and to arrive from Boston and New York Pa like he is, and you like you are, on April 3rd sailing on return BUTTER CRUST BREAD " Embroidered Sweaters Liz—what can I do? I've worked, April 4th. Shawls " Coats I've tried to make myself look good, * * * and I've gone to night school, and S.s. Cameronia (Ounard Line) Ask Your Grocer " Cashmere Scarves " Striped Blazers I've lived the ideal life—but it is due to arrive from New York on doesn't seem to work, for me. If April 5th on a cruise and will re BERMUDA BAKERY, Ltd. Joe had been what I thought he was, main here five days before return we could have climbed up together. ing to New York. %rd off Men's Polo Coats But he wasn't and, I guess his * * * mother's right—I guess the time is S.s. P**ansylvania (Cunard Line) coming when he'll think of me is due to arrive from New York on as only a girl he knew whose mother April 5th, and will remain here five wasn't very strong, andlgwhose days before returning to New York.- father was a postman, and whose oo . LOCKWARD & CO. sister ran with a bootlegger that The top burners of a new electric Reid Street, West got us all pretty nearly into jail!" range can be removed for use She did not ory, she spoke evenly in other rooms besides the one in Z"»7«"«"-.*n and gently, almost without ex which a range is installed. -*-» THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Page 7 |||^^i^^?^t^i^^i#3;^i^]§| BERMUDA SPORTS ARENA I (Rain or Shine) THE ^..-JCT< ,'! DOG RACES Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 8.45 p.m. 1 Hamilton Hotel _Jiani Marshal. I i BOXING Every Friday Night 8.45 pan. sharp Bows play an important part in the new fashions for spring. They SHELLY BAY RACE TRACK Where Dinner-Dancing combines appear on hats and on blouses, on *w frocks and on shoes. Some of the HORSE RACES an excellent cui^ne with new cotton or linen dresses are made i Every Tuesday Afternoon 2.30 pan. sharp with bows 6f the fabric tied at the i the infectious rhythms centre of the V-neckline or at the DERBY DAY — 24th March centre of the belt. (Dr. Paul Phillippe Cret, ITniyer- saty of Pennsylvania professor and of Bows made from fabric are usu- j a famous designer of war -*-f-mc-rials, ALL DAY MEETING ally not tied in the traditional way. won this $10,000 Bok prize as the The strip is folded so that there is a person contributing "the greatest First Race 11 a.m. I SAM ROBBINS service to the aidvancetnent of hi- loop and an end at each side and fellow men.' then a short separate strip of the and his same material is brought round "BERMUDA SPORTS ARENA ADMISSION ORCHESTRA BILLIARDS POOL" Which Pays SO Pounds tor 2 Shillings "A" League ADMISSIONS Following are the scores of last Greyhound Racing Horse racing Boxing \ THE TERRACE ROOM 1 Tuesday's matches: 2 tickets 5 tickets 6 tickets West Yorks vs B.W.V.A. The winning number is based on Friday's Sales of the New York Stock Exchanges. Mecca of Smart Ent^aixiiag Ford 150 Kortlang S3 Beatson 131 Aitken 122 The winning for Friday, March 6th was 862 Aspinall 150 Welch 87 2677t»h. F. W. WILSON, Promoter Rowntree 129 Jeffrey 96 2293 jm.eitp. ^hrn^ih^^^l^mih^f^l^i%ittn^ 560 388 B.V.R.C. vs. R.B.Y.C. Hiatt 146 O.Darrell 150 Your Big Opportunity has arrived NEW WINDSOR HOTEL Blackman 150 Purcell Ill European Plan — American Plan Price 150 Appleby 110 Learn stage dancing under the Tutorship of a Special PALM QARDENS Rix 150 F. Gosling ...101 Teacher direct from The States 596 472 DANCING IN A FAIRY GARDEN AT SAM MANNING STUDlO Monday; Friday and Saturday Nights Police vs. Queen's Club A. short session of three months will be opened on (Other nights by arrangement) April 1st. Register now at Jackson's Ice Cream BREAKFAST — LUNCHEON — DINNEF Henderson 150 F. Smith 110 Parlour and J. B. Astwood & Son Music Store, Front Muirhead 130 Hussy 150 Table D'Hote — Service a la Carte G. Smith 150 Perryman 145 Street. Neasham 143 Otham 131 Local Specialties: Special or individual classes arranged. A three Lobsters — Green Turtle — Steaks 573 536 months course will teach you how to dance ' Squabs — Scallops V-S' " , 7 26S5ttli.f.s.-i.w.s. UNEXCELLED CUISINE — FINEST VINTAQES E3 LEAGUE TABLE P WL P the centre and sewed in position West Yorkshire Regt...2 2 0 1104 on the wrong side. , This makes Queen's Olub 2-2 1050 MUSIC and DANCING a flattre trimming than the bow B.V.R.C 2 1 1 1033 Every all tied from one strip. PoUce 2 1 1 1033 Why has If you are planning to make bows R.B.Y.O...„ 2 1 1 1020 of material for any of your washable B.W.V.A 2 1 1 970 Afternoon and Evening dresses, the strips should 10 arrang 4 to 5 and 8.30 to 12 a.m. ed so that they may conveniently THE MUTUAL LIFE be untied when the diets is washed HAMILTON MM-ICE COURT EXCEPT-SUNDAY-S and ironed. Cut two strips of such an excellent dividend record? material of the desired length and width, plus a quarter of an inch all Before the Wor. H. V. Smith Royal-Prince—Hotel—Grill around for turning in. Put the Harry Jennings and Richard strips together, right sides facing, Henry Rimmer, stewards on the It is the only Canadian Com "LOU FRICK AND HIS SERENADERS" and stitch a quarter of an inch along S.s. "Pan America," were charged the two long sides ar.d cne short pany organized without any The Hottest little Band on the Islands with using offensive words in a end. Now with the help of a blunt public place, Reid Street, at 9.40 capital stock. pencil turn the strips right side No Cover Charge The "Mid Ocean" p.m. on Thursday March 19th. out. Turn in the edges taat have Both the accused pleaded guilty ISSCfa.eitp. been left open and overhand neatly. There are no stockholders. The small strip to be used for the r nd were fined £1 each. centre of the bow may be made in * * * ALL PROFITS from all sour the same way. . Eldon Wycliffe Minors was charred with stealing 1 pair shoes, The sketch shows a folded bow ces belong to Policyholders. and a safety razor from an em like trimming for a blouse. The ployee on the S.s. "Pan America" material is cut, two piece, like on 'unday, March 1st. Accused Ask the Mutual Life Man. the diagram, and seamed along the CORAL BEACH pleaded not guilty. edges, leaving a space big enough Paul O'Brien stated he saw ac so that you can turn the thing cused on the day in question, with right side out Uke a pillow case, the shoes, which were under the pillow case. Pull the points out accused's sweater. Accused when J. J. ARNOLD neatly, and stitch or press around asked where he had got them, re the edges. Then fold along the Qeneral Agent outh Shore, Paget plied "from another man." black lines and the dotted lines. Somers Building Hamilton andy Beach, 1500 feet of it— Castera, to whom the shoes be Lay a double strip of .".:. n r terial 2719OTS. longed gave evidence of having parkling Atlantic Ocean across the folded ornar*.c ': and missed the shoes. He latter identi unshine and Balmy Breezes sew it into place. fied shoes found on accused as his. crupulously Clean Bath Houses 00 Constable Muirhead gave evid howers, Hot and Cold Fresh Water ence of arrest, and of cautioning un Baths for Ladies and Gentlemen OBITUARY and charging the accused with the unshades- Beach Chairs, Back Rests offence. Accused said he would andwich Lunches and Afternoon Tea The death of Antionttte Chris say what he had to say to the Mag oft Drinks electrically chilled tina Bell occurred on March 2, istrate. 1931, in New York City, during an Accused made a statement on ign of the Parrot on the oath, but this did not help his outh Shore Road operation. Deceased lu" l a Regis tered Badge of The Believue Hos case. Ml carcely 2H miles from Hamilton pital Training School for Midwives. Accused was convicted and sent to gaol for two months with hard 20"l3*"Cth.«.-_.tp. The remains, were brought to Bermuda on March 16, 1931, and labour. received by J. D. Perinchief & Son, -— 00 Undertakers, and taken to their parlour, and on Tuesday morning, HINTS FOR IHE HOME Extract from the Book of Etiquette of Connoisseurs 17th March, were taken to the Samaritans' Hall, Court Street, By Nancy Hart Never say Scotch SAY Hamilton, Bermuda. A Bit of If that face isn't The funeral took place at 5.00 clean in2 minutes ROYAL VAT p.m. at St. John's Church, Pem PEARS broke. The Rev. Canon W. J. F. (Guaranteed 1ft years old) Extra Comfort Groves officiating, and Mr. H. W. Peel and core cooking pears ar.d -no Creamola A Product of Wheeler at the organ. The hymns simmer until soft in thin syrup to HEDGES fit BUTLER, Ltd. sung were "How Sweet the Name which the Juice of half a lemon Mo home should be with * for you! of Jesus Sounds" and "Peace, Per has been added. Drain, reduce the out an oil heater. For that fect Peace." syrup by rapid boiling, and add to He'll be ready—trust him. BRADLEY BRYAN, Agent The Pall-bearers were as follows: it two tablespoons of grape juice. chilly room during chang- He wouldn't -siiss his Messrs. Harley Bascombe, Fred Pour over the pears and serve ice in=; seasc ~*s—for the bath Creamola for \»/-rTds! That's the best of Creamola. Gilbert, Adolphus Williams, Henry c'old. room—for the sun porch Hotels—Steamships—Stores Supplies Hayward, Hirman Tucker, Samuel • * * Children simply love it. Every morsel is sheer enjoy All Orders Receive De Graaf, James Tucker, James Orange and Apple during the cold seasons— Stuart, O. Richardson, George and always useful as auxi ment. No wonder it builds Personal Attention Anderson, W. Bucher, James and strengthens. Better even than the popular liary heat in extreme cold Bermuda Representative Butterfleld, J.- De Chausay, Cyril Waldorf salad is the combination w, a PURVIS Smith and Teddy Smith. of orange s and apples. SUce four weather. The funeral was largely attended oranges, add one apple which has GREAKv9lA by numerous friends and relatives just been cored, peeled, and sliced and many floral tributes were sent. CUSTARD into thin sUces. Squeeze a little D OO orange or lemon juice over the Masters Hardware Co. ra4-! -.*cKCT 280 Washington I*. apples as soon as they ara sUced Nearly 70 per cent of all motor to prevent discolouring. Serve on Front Street Local Agent: New Yqcl- City trucks and buses in Africa are crisp lettuce or water cress with 1783ts.tn.th.tp F. J. G. 'FOOTE American built machines. French dressing. J THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Page 8 in a special broadcast from the OVER THE RADIO season's initial Scout campfire this evening. A first hand description Amos 'n' Andy were wisitlng in of the young woodsmen's activities £6 Reward We can boast of the popularity of the New York recently and they re will be sent over WEAF from 7.15 "H-tmilton'' Shoe, because it never fails vealed some of the secrets of their to 7.45 p.m. success. to give satisfaction. The new lot is better They droppeci the dog from their "Chanticleer," a festival overture programme because too many other by the American composer Daniel than ever, and we can recommend them broadcasters caught on to the pop G. Mason, will be played by the with every confidence. ularity of the canine, especially in symphony orchestra directed by the Chicago area. Walter Damrosch during the broad "We found that whenever we cast over WEAF tonight at 10 tuned in a station some one said, o'clock. 'Come here doggie.' and then there was a bark," Ames explained. "Our A series of talks on the Einstein "THE HAMILTON SHOE" dog attracted too many other dogs Theory divided into eight phases to the microphone, so we muzzled constitute a new and fascinating Is a Good Shoe him." radio programme to be presented Incidentally, Amos does most of by WOR for the first time tonight the talking outside the studio. at 10.00 o'clock. Allan Broms, FOR Amos is a great story-teller. Andy noted science lecturecr, is the author is qu'et. He seems to be thought and in his first talk wiU explain a Sunrise ful. They rehearse very Uttle, else statement of Einstein's which made the radio conversation might be the scientific world ask: "What? 25/-, 30/- come too mechanical. No Ether Breeze?" "It is a good idea in a radio Sob-titles for some of the eight sketch sucb as ours," said Amos, divisions are "What Only Twelve "to write so that the audience can Understood," "What Relativity Ex SPRING COMPETI ON just about figure out what is going plains," "That Fourth Dimension" to happen. Then they enjoy it, and "New Light on Light." A first prize of £4. and second rize of £2. T. J. PEARMAN 6k SONS because they seem to pride them selves in being able to know in A microphone in position over Queen Street Hamilton advance how a certain episode is the Columbia University swimming A warded for the best limerick using rds '"Sunrise going to end. The same appliei to pool on Morningslde Heights wiU 2710'I'Js the movies. You must let the audi convey to listeners a stroke-by- eggs.' ence in on it, so to speak." stroke description of the Twenty- fifth Intercollegiate Swimming As 12 carton tops must accompany each limerick, sent- DIXIE DISLIKES LIGHTIN' sociation champioziship meet to to Butterfield & Co., Front Street, Hamilton, <** fore MORRIS A. GIBBONS night. The description wiU go on They had planned to make Light the air over WJZ at 10.00 p.m. 5 p.m. April 30th Important Purchase of nin' one of the main characters in This wiU be the first time details the programme but the listeners of a championship s-wimming con 2478ts7.m9.s21 down in Dixie did not Uke him and test ever have been broadcast. MEN'S DRESS PANTS his drawl. The Northerners did not Holders of national and world's protest. Nevertheless, he was as In Navy and Black Serge records wUl compete in the various signed a minor role in the cast. When Saturday races. CoUeges entered include Brother Crawford, they say, is a Special Price 30/- pair Navy, Columbia, Yale, Pennsylvan popular character. His popularity Stops — ST. GEORGE'S STORE is second to that of Amos. ia, Dartmouth, Syracuse. Brown, Army, Amherst, Foxdham and Prepare now for the time when there 27"5<~«Js. Amos 'n* Andy never aUow visit others. ors in the studio when-they go on Outstanding stejs entered for the wiU be no more pay days for you. the air. That is a strict rule with races include George Kojac, captain them. The Maritime Life takes up the burden of the Rutgers -swimming team, a when you lay it down. FRIGIDAIRE "Because," explained Amos, "if member of the last Olympic swim any one is in the studio we are setf- ming team and "bolder of the world's Home and Commercial Models conscious. We are both sensitive. record for backstroke, and Ray It all seems so foolish, talking into for every need! Thompson, sensational Navy sprint the mute microphone and carrying We have a special home model, swimmer and high scorer in the on the way we must to play the Intercollegiate .Association. all-porcelain, offered at various voices. For example, when I take the part of Brother Crawford, £45 I usuaUy dance up and down on "Fanchon tho Cricket," Mag^e Convenient terms the chair to get the right voioe Mitchel's dometstic drama, wiU oo Ma*Eiiniei//f effect. When Andy broadcasts h-* aired aboard Ha; lk Simmons' Show HEAV OFFICE HALIFAX.CAN. ' leans back in his chair and puts his boat "MaybeUe*"' and broadcast "oy THOS. F. FALL, General Agent BERMUDA TRADING CO. WABC tonight from 11 to 12 p.m. thumbs in the armholes of his ALBERT E. NICHOLL, Local Agent Reid St. Hamilton vest." THEY REMEMBER THE SABBATH TONIGHT'S PROGRAMME ALUMINIUM WARE They never write a sketch on (Bermuda Time) Sunday. Amos again explained Lower Prices that this is not because they are over-religious, but they want one WEAF and WTIC 454m.-660kc, Larger Assortment day free to think of other things 6.00—OhUdren's Programme aside from the daily life of Amos 'n' 6.30—Tea Timers Band Buy to Advantage Now! Andy and the Fresh Air Taxicab 6.45—Rex Cole Mountaineers Company of America, Incorpulated. 7.00—Black and «3old Room Orch. They seldom plan an episode and 7.45—Uncle Abe and David, Sketch have it run through to the finish 8.00—Salon Singers Inil as first Conceived. Andy's breach 8.15—Excusable Homicide U HARDWARE STORE of promise suit ran four days longer 8.30—Valspar Orchestra 2714<"*_s. than was originally expected and 9.00—Weber and Fields they could have extended the trial 9.15—Radiotron Varieties four days more but decided to 9.30—The SUver Flute , bring it to a close before the Usten- "^TEXT to water, tea is 10.00—General Electric Orchestra ers tired of it. 11.00—Lucky Strike Orchestra the cheapest drink, yet MRS. BETTY SIEGLE The music that opens and closes 12.00—Banny Ross, Tenor the broadcast is played by a string il the tea is good it is the Consulting Numerologist trio in the Ch.cago studio. It is not WLW, Cincinnati ' 2Sm. -700ke~ 9 an electricaUy transcribed record as 6.00—Same as WJZ most "cireshing of all. Shall I start something? some have believed. Amos disclosed 6.15—Doctors of MTelody Shall I look over my love prospects? that the sponsors of the programme 6.30—Seckatary Hawkins When put about $1,000,000 a year into it. 7.00—Brooks and Ross Shall I reap my financial harvest? "We devote a great deal of at 7.15—Crosley Theaire of the Air' tention to our mail," said Amos. 7.45-8.30—Same as WJZ Phone 443-R "Ten letters of complaint wiU in 8.30—Orosley Saturday Knights 2622fm.ci. to s21. fluence us to change whatever is 9.30—Same as WJZ bothering the listeners." 10.00—Seger EUis "We must always be on guard 10.15—Var ety against catching colds," said Andy. 10.30—Same as WJZ "Our voices must be in good shape. 11.00—Hotel Gibson Orches*t* .a Brooke Bond Tea Are you recovering from Sometimes we sit down to write a 11.30—Same as WJZ INFLUENZA? sketch and wonder what on earth 11.45—Bob Newhall, Sport S Uces « A,_*cn" GORHAM Hunilton, Bermuda. we can write about. But Amos will 13.00—King Edward's Cigar Band if so say, 'Well, we have written more than 900 so we ought to be able to WOR, Newark 422n i.-Tiofccv JUNORA squeeze out at least one more.' And 6.00—Shaw's Orchestra so we do." THE WINE OF HEALTH 6.25—The Thirtep.n-Mor ltb C aJ- Will help your convalescence An account of the Oxford-Cam endar bridge boat race wiU be sent fo 6.39—Limerick Contest. WANTED American Usteners direct from the 6.44— Saratogp, Geyser Music course on the Thames River in Eng 1 GOSLING BROTHERS Ltd., Sole Age-K 7.00—Uncle Don land on Saturday morning, atmos 7.30—Sport* period pheric conditions permitting. The s 7.45—Mor1tclair Ens'-mble annual contest between the two 8.15—Ke'ixy Conway's Chats on SO Large Cedar Trees universities will be described by ^"ngUsh two commentators of the British 8.30—"Felton Orchestra Broadcasting Corporation and wiU HATHWAY LTD., Flatts FONG'S CAFE 9-00- _st. George Orchestra be relayed from the launch Magi- j 9.3f j—Manger Orchestra 2701 j f .ei. to th.26. Chop Suey, Special cian to the short wave transmitter [ ***f JO—What? No Ether Breeze? G5SW, at Chelmsford, where the j A LA CARTE DAY AND NIGHT ^-.15—EmU Velazco, Organ signal will be sent across the At- | Open from 9.30 a.m. to 230 a.m. lantic. The broadcast is scheduled • •'..0.45—The Bon-Bons to be heard over WJZ, beginning at 11.00—Hammons One-Ma n SJLDW JOHN F. BURROWS & CO., REGULAR 10.15 a.m. 11.15—Astor Orchestra Bermuda's Leading Wine-Merchants it Dinner 12.00—2.00 2/9—66c mm* 11.45—Globe Trotter Front Street Queen Street I2.Q0—Osborne Orchestra c Reid Street^ Telephone 778 Hamilton A Boy Scout's first discovery 0f Phone 14 > Phone 664 Spring wiU be heralded by ra _io (.Continued on Page 9) ***********ra******» PINKY im**tf CWAN/ A ~L% * ANy TEei-H/ -H&2M* DINKY ?" iky Frees His Mind I4GR NJVME WAS* C*t^Of5f?3=rU>f -"•ME OCMJUaW^KE *~**|CU. •K-** /•*£* By THEN S* Q**K~**r H******* CooKtW -Ta-ifKW ******fi Terry Gilkison [ THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST) DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Page 9 Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick's ad I OVER THE RADIO dress on the National Vespers Pro gramme, sponsored by the Federal \\\\*% ins Council of Churches of Christ in (Continued from Page 8 America, over WJZ Sunday at 6.00 WJZ, New York 395m.-760kc. p.m. le.00—Van Steeden Orchestra * * * 6.15—Jolly Junketeer "Cimarron," a symphonic tone 6.30—Van Steeden Orchestra poem, will open the programme of 8-45—Sketch, Junior Detectives compositions by Gregory Stone 7.00—Sketch, Raising Junior when A Musical Moment is broad ?.15—Ballew Orchestra cast over WJZ at 7.15 p.m. Sunday. 7.45—Literary Digest Topics in * * * Brief—Lowell Thomas Lord Moynihan, President of the flood 8.00—Amos-'n' Andy—Sketch Royal College of Surgeons, will be 8.15—Tastyeast Jesters Columbia's international speaker 8.30—Sketch—Rise of the Gold Sunday at 1.30 p.m. when he will be bergs heard over WABO's network on Milk fakesf Good Coffee 8.45-^Pickard Family "The Future of Surgery." The broadcast will take place H T1* in mo-rning with a ravenous appetite, 9.00—Dixies Oircus 9.15—Rin-Tin-Tin Thriller from the Leeds station of the Brit *J the grant odor of your favorite coffee 9.30—Fuller Orchestra ish Broadcasting Corporation, for invites yc*. to a delicious breakfast. 10.00—Twenty-fifth Intercollegiate it was in the Yorkshire manfac- turing city that Lord Moynihan Good coffee is delicious with good milk of which Swimming Championship Meet at Columbia University built up his international reputa DOne be ter than St Charles tion. M*n? ^ * Evaporated 10.30—Vapex Musicale * * * Milk. It is twice as rich as ordinary milk, has a 11.00—Burlesque Skit—Cuckoo rare, fidl flavour aU its own and takes the place 11.30—Clara, Lu and Em "Christ enters Jerusalem: Pro of cream at half the cost. 11.45—Aunt Lulu's'Adventures phet," will be the title of the ser mon to be broadcast by the Rev. 12.00—Slumber Music You would not use an inferior grade of coffee or • Donald Grey Barnhouse from the tea. Why not use the best milk—St. Charles Evan- WGY, Schenectady 380m.-790kc. Tenth Presbyterian Church of orated BKlk-for every need in the home. 6.00—Warren Munson, crooner Philadelphia on Sunday from 6 to 6.45—Uncle Jim 6.30 p.m. over WABC. , * * * Buy a tin today and convince yourself of its 7.00— Same as WEAF superiority. 7.15—Hall Orchestra WEAF, New York 454m.-660kc. ; 7.45—Same as WEAF 6.00—Davey Hour 8.00—Jeanette Getz. Piano 7.00—Catholic Hour 8.15—Same as WEAF 8.00—Iodent Club 8.30—WGY Players 8.30—RCA Victor Programme **W EVAPORATED ^O 9.00-12.00—Same as WEAF 9.00—Chase and Sanborn feCKAWM 10.00—"Our Government" WABC, New York 349m.-860kc. 10.15—Atwater Kent Hour • MILK 6.00—Belasco Orchestra 11.15—National Dairy Productions JEj_i_ 6.45—Tony's Scrapbook 11.45—Sunday at Seth Parker's |_8P>IEPHI| there's Cream in every Drop 7.00—Ted Husing's Sportslants 12.15—Muriel and Vee NESTLE PRODUCTS, 2 lofayette St.. New York 7.30—Tremaine Orchestra Deadliest of ali insecticides. Please send me the free recipe book "Delicious 7.45—Eno Crime Club WLW, Cincinnati 42Sm.-700kc. Harmless to humans ... Dishes" on St. Charier- Evaporated Milk 8.00—Morton Downey, Tenor 6.00—Vox Mumana Agent: stainless ... leaves no odor. Nome 8 15—Golden Blossom Orchestra 6.30—Roamios U.S. VALLIS 7.00—R. F. D. Programme powder form Demand Black Flag—always! Burnaby St. "Address 8.30—Vecsey Orchestra 9.00—Pryor's Oremo Band 7.30—Netherland Plaza Orchestra Hamilton cay -•< .Country. 9.15—Ben Alley, Tenor 8.00—Seger EUis ""•"""" 9.30—Wallace Silversmiths 8.15—Variety mm 10.00—Around the Samovar 8.30— Hotel Gibson Orchestra 10.30—National Forum 9.00 10.15—Same as WJZ 10.15—Jolly Time Pop Corn Revue 11.00—Hank Simmons' Show Boat "•• IJ'^_L^5--?4H • • *% *• Kate rer-* —Fanchon the Cricket 10.30—Crosley Concert 12.00—Denny Orchestra 11.00—Castle Farm Orchestra 11.15—Seger Ellis KDKA, Pittsburgh 306m.-980kc. 11.30—Same as WJZ 6.00—The Children's Entertainer 12.00—RKO Albee Act 6.15—Better Traffic Period for GOLF'BALL Children WOR, Newark 422m.-710kc. 6.30—Studio Music 6.00—White Rose Knickerbockers 6.40—Peter Paul's Limerick Con 6.15—Wen Talbert's Dusky Trou —is made under With Maxmarkina test badours special patented 6.45—Spoonerisms 6.30—Red Lacquer and Jade f 6.54—Teaberry Sport Review 7.00—Uncle Don processes which for uourareater 7.00—Westinghouse Band 7.30—New York American Globe render it free from • 7.15—Isaak Walton Programme Trotter all faults. It flies convenience 7.30—Westinghouse Baud 7.45—Choir Invisible 6.45—Same as WJZ 8.45—Bernhard Levitow's Ensem farther, putts truer 8.30—McAleer Melodists ble Symphonique and never loses its 8.45—Apex Travellers 9.30—Lone Star Rangers shape. 9.00—Same as WJZ 10.00—Ludwig Baumann Hour SOME 1930 SUCCESSES. Ladle*"* Open Championship. 10.30—In Old Hungary p**oo o ooo«"\ LATTICE &. 10.00—Gift Barn Dance WCOCOOOTO English Ladies* Close Champi *ns!.ir>. 10.30-12.00—Same as WJZ 11.30—Market and Halsey Stree-t JOOOOOO Of>00(A RECESSED WOOOOOjJCOOOOM Roeh ampton Tournament. 12.00—Sport Review Playhouse "joooo O3OOOO0M Eden. Tournament- «ooo 0 o o o o oer*£$ Midland Professional Challenge Cup- 1000 o o oooo-**> Assistants* Professional Championship. WTAM, Cleveland 280m.-l070kc. WJZ, New York 395m.-760kc. '~*_0OOO0"Wi7 ?g'A London Foursomes- >ome down 6.00—Same as WEAF 6.00—National Vespers Yorkshire Professional Championship. 7.00—Raising Junior—Sketch West of England Open Championship. 6.30—Organ Processional Alt Dunlop Golf Balls Midland Counties Professional Champio~~i5-hip. 7.15—Radio Luminaries are guaranteed to to EARTH . Tr. 7.00—Meditation conform to regula Surrey Open Championship. 7.15—Kay Kyser's Golden Phea 7.30—Cook's Travellogue tions of the Roval Scottish Amateur Champtonsbir. 8.00—Westinghouse Salute to Dal and Ancient Club. Scottish Professional Championship sant Orchestra WeUh Close Amateur ChampSon*"*"/*-!. FvMJSE and refresh yourself 7.45-8.15—Same as WEAF las and Ft. Worth Welsh Professional Championship Don't ever let the odd jobs around the house upset 8.15—Joe Baldi and Jack Rose 8.30—"War" Irish Open Amateur Championship. Irish Professional Championship. you. Pause for good cheer. That's where ice-cold 8.30—Saegertown Aristocrats 9.00—Enna Jettick Melodies bottled Coca-Cola comes in. Thoughtful wives Argentine Open Championship. 9.00-9.30—Same as WEAF 9.15—Colliers Radio Hour Australian Open Championship. order it by the case from the grocer and keep"i t 10.15—Otto Gray and his Oklahoma 1 elgian Open Championship. ready in the ice-box. 9.30—Opry House HAND ARNOLD Cowboys LTD. Frer-ch Amateur Championship. 10.00-12.0 —Same as WEAF Hamilton New Zealand Open Championship. JOHN BARRITT & SON 12.00—WTAM Bulletin Board 10.30—World Adventures with New Zealand Professional Championship. "•"MM Authorized Bottler of Coca-Cola * * * Floyd Gibbons BERMUDA N tv Zea .ti--.! .Vmateur Champion*hip. * 10.45—Reminiscences '- T-iimament- OVER Nine Million A DAY — IT HAD TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT IS ___3__aE______£_T ~";£_E33 CF.H. C73 I SUNDAY NIGHTS PRO 11.15—Boswell Sisters GRAMME 11.30—Kaffee Hag Slumber Music 12.00—Wenrich and Connelly "The Human Family" will tie "THE BEAUTY PARLOJ. the subject of Dr. S. Parkes Cad- WGY, Schenectady 380m.-790kc. nervous man's address, to be broadcast ovecr 6.00-12.00—Same as WEAF irritable Bermudiana Buildin0 A REMINDER WEAF at 5.00 p.m. Sunday. WABC, New York 349m.-860kc. Queen Street Trade Marks and Copyrights were instituted to protect the * * * sleep poorly J 6.00—Sermon by Rev. Donald Grey manufacturer and the consumer from infringement and ex The Rev. Dr. John K. Cartwrigtit Barnhouse ploitation, and this is why we-nave legalised our own. of Washington, D.C, will conclude L try Postum his series, "The Marks of the 6.30—Sweetheart Hour TRADE Cl* ' *#_ -sid>UCO\ c£ MARK Ohurch," during the Catholic Hour, 7.00—Fox Fur Trappers CHIROPODY to be broadcast over WEAF on 7.30—Howard Dandies KJiKA, Pittsburgh scan. .-980k Lots of rum leave Barbados as "Mount Gay Bum" which is Sunday at 7.00 p.m. 8.00—The Golden Hour of the 6.00—Vesper Services of Sriaftys.de FINGER WAVING not unless it bears the trade mark depicted above. * * * Little Flower Presbyterian Church MARCELLING There's only one genuine Mount Gay Rum made in Barbados Choral numbers from stainer's 9.00—Devils, Drugs and Doctors 7.00—Sunday Songs and we make it. We ship to all parts of the World and make no "Crucifixion" will be broadcast by 9.15—Rhythm Choristers 7.15—Chevrolet Chronicles charge for attending to shipments. Our direct clients enjoy right WLW in the Vox Humana concert 9.30—Kaltenborn Edits the News 7.45—Palace Credit Radio Beview And all Branches of prices all the time and it is on this basis that our 100 years repu at 6 p.m. on Sunday. Accompani 9.45—Piano Pals 8.00—Westinghouse Salute tation ha§ been estabUshed. ments will be played by Charles 10.00—The Ooty Playgirl 8.30 Grogan Organ Reci.a* Beauty Culture MOUNT GAY DISTILLERIES Melvin Gillick at WLW*s large 10.30—Graham-Paige Hour 9.00-10.15—Same as WJ_ studio organ. 11.00—Royal's Poet of the Organ 10.15—The Home Beautifu Barbados B. W. L * * * 11.30—The Gauchos 10.30-11.05—Same as WJZ 7 "Religious Faith: Privilege or 12.00—Back Heme Hour from 11.05—The Past Week in His or i Phone 716 Obtainable from all Reputable Wine Merchants 11.15-12.00—Same as WJZ Problem?" will be the subject of Buffalo 2337|w. and then s.tu. to 21.3.31 MOW- REMEMB"5R' V-JELL-MOW Thwr FER THE ""JPlRlT OP WHILE I'M OOT- M/\<5<5»E "<""> OUT* A,U "JABA? TH/^T BRINGING DOW'T LET******"" 8V <-"oU"Y'. I I* "•fiOO'RE *-.-> By George McManus MM Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AMD COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 THIS WEEKINWASHINGTON THE BERMUDA BOOK (SPECIAL TOS.Q.&C.D.) STORES Nurses taw* WASHINGTON, D. C. Mar. 19— Reid St. The resignation of Alexander Legge Pitts Bay Ireland Island as Chairman of the Federal Farm *^X*^*J^^*J*^^ «xWC^ Board and the appointment of BOOKS: James C. Stone as his successor is not expected to result in any change : : : : For sheer esKsite- 1 of policy on the part of tbe Board, <*£&*&)*. J6O03C»$&_L o*-^-AJU&$t$Ofc5t» - ment this record of thirteen but it probably will result in a weeks in territory occupied change of methods. ^JJ_S ^ by tho Germans during The difference between the two the Gr~e.t War is unsur men is that Mr. Legge is a corpo- passed i_i any of its prede I ration man and Mr. Stone is a co- *--*Wi^ cessors in this vein:— operationist. He built up the Ken MISSING hy Talbot Baines J tucky Burley Tobacco Co-operative Bruce. Association, and knows co-operative : : : : By the> author of 9 tactics and diplomacy from the General Crack':—IN THE ground up. He is not only thor NORTH by George Preedy. oughly familiar with what can and Architects' model of Johrt D. Rockefeller, ,~f . . - The tragic story of a young what cannot be done by co-opera ,wHl occupy three city blocks, or about 16 acres m the heart of Manhattan? wealthy, admired noble tives, hut he realizes, what Mr. fiom 48th to 51st Street, Fifth to Sixth Avenue. It WUl house the: principal man, who against his own 3 Legge did not always clearly appre jpnU.e_atet and ra#>enterprises of the naiJoaas we'l.as ot*ier_busto|-^ judgment staked and lost ciate, that the American farmer is RED ROSE TE* ~_J all min ia desperate cause. so much of an individualist that the f : : : :Adventure s in ththee &| way to get him to co-operate is to 107 \\j land oJf the Maharajahs*•- & persuade him, rather than to try to maintenance of the Constitution PERFUMED TIGERS by CV drive him. and the Volstead law as in 1928. SPORT IN BERMUDA 'W Maurice Dekobra. An un- jj The enemies of the co-operative While that would nominally take prejudiced, well informed movement will undoubtedly try tp the Prohibition question out of the Enjoyable Races at Shelly survey of India its people make trouble for Mr Stone, as they Presidential campaign, it would NICHOLL & ASHTON, Agents still hover like an evil spirit over the ummmmmmmmmm mm mmmm mm mmm man d present day conditions :3 did for Mr. Legge. The private Bay m*yem*j*i*i*iMMMMMM mmm MMmm M *wm mmKK** ff} andpr and political. traders in farm commodities are whole proceeding and leave the (I socialtin s some very straigh_.t J fighting for their pocketbooks and nation about where it has been for j speaklakini g to the leaders of they have not yet given up hope of the past few years. Good sport was witnessed on vb the Nationalists move creating a political situation which oo Tuesday at Shelly Bay and it was ([*) ment. 3 will result in the repeal of the Farm regrettable that there was such a RIGHT ROYAL by Marketing Act. They can get EAST END NEWS poor attendance. These races are primarily for the entertainment of John Masefield. Poetry in plenty of support from politicians, FIRESIDE ASSORTMENT ** ^ ' our visitors who can be assured of special edition illustrated and if there is any way of misrepre "CROFT CUP" FINAL A charming package of delicious con an excellent programme at every j Cecil Aldin. senting the Farm Board's actions, be sure that it will be done. meeting. fections. Take one home with you !! Just published:— REGULAR SECTION R.A. DEFEAT It is likely that Mr. Stone wiU On sale at all high-class Candy Stores and I** Sthh Annual Edition, THE TERRITORIAL SECTION BY RESULTS take the people of the United States SOUTH AMERICAN HAND 3 3 GOALS TO 2 1st Race Stands. into his confidence more fully than BOOK 1931. ' South Amer 1. Marich. 2. Vefanelda. 3. Cir his predecessor did. And the belief NICHOLL & ASHTON ica in a nutshell." 3 This delayed final was played on cus Lady. P M. 25/-, 18/-, 16/-. : : : : HOSPITAL ECONOM of those in Washington who are the Recreation Field, and the re Bermuda Agents closest to the Farm Board situation ICS FOR NURSES by Phoe sult was the unexpected defeat of 3rd Race is that, there will be a more friendly be Miller Kandel. 3 the "Terriers" by 3 goals to 2. l.Dr. McNeil. 2. Crimdus. 3. feeling toward the Board as a re This was only arrived at after extra Knitting Needle. P.M. 22/- if) STATIONERY sult of Mr. Stone's persuasive and time had been played, as at the 3 conciliatory attitude. end of ninety minutes, the teams 3rd Race Is The Ohio wool growers, who : Fabers Van Dyke stood level at 2 goals each. 1. Siren Song. 2. Night Life. 3. 3 have not yet come into the National Drawing Pencils made in In glorious weather conditions Black Bottom. P.M. 15/-. f 16 Degrees. Wool co-operative, are reported as a good crowd watched the game, being about to make a move in : Ester crooks Draw- 3 though the bright sun made it 4th Race that direction. The fruit and vege let Pens for drawing and difHcult for the side defending the l.Beargrass. 2. Playtime. 8. t table situation is beginning to clear northern goal. The losers have ff} lettering 3 Golden Lux. P.M. 14/-. boon to the of- up, and it is expected that only themselves to thank for not I j : : : ; A before_Mr. Teague retires from the De nnison's New holding the handsome trophy pre 5th Race /Q Ace: - Board, which he has stated he will Machine. Call 3 sented by Captain Oroft, R.A., sa 1. Carey. 2. Rocking Horse. 3. Stapling" do in July, a strong national fruit and let us d".monstrate. they only played eight men against Samue' Pepys Teucer. P.M. 14/- : : ; : What a testimonial! and vegetable marketing organiz a full team of the opposition, and 3 ation wiU be set up. among the t elics found at naturally this told its tale as the GREYHOUND RAGING the discovery of the Andree game was well advanced into the 3 Now that Congress is out of the Party was a Swan Pen second half. There was a good crowd present Guaranteed by the Liverpool & way for nine months and the Presi which after 33 years in the Early exchanges favoured the on Wednesday evening at the Sports London & Globe Insurance Co. Ltd, dent will have a clear track to ad c_- was in perfect condi 3 "Terriers" who quickly attacked Arena and the card was thoroughly whose funds exceed 24 millions minister the laws as they stand, the tion and wrote instantly. with much spirit. The most dan enjoyed by all sterling. /_» Swan, 15 lack b ird and Jack- question of Prohibition comes up to gerous man in their front line was daw pens ar€' products of the front again. One of the most A. Thompson who played with RESULTS Insurance against P' the Swan Fen People and important pieces of legislation plenty of dash, considering he had are guarantee*.! perfect which was adopted last year was the cycled from Elbow Beach to take 1st Race FIRE : : : : In its new case the CV Consolidation of Prohibition en part in the match. He had his re 1. Dallas Queen. 2. Dan O'Speed. forcement in the hands of the De ta Corona is a better "buy" **j) ward in opening the scoring with 3. Be'mont. P.M. 19 '-, 16/-, 20/-. SICKNESS than ever. The Corona at partment of Justice. Those closest a swift low shot, this being accom £12. 10. 0 is still the best of to the President say that the most panied by much cheering from their 2nd Race ACCIDENT the portables. vigorous effort that has been made supporters. The "Regulars" 1. Do Do. 2. Red Du?an. 3. Skee. yet to stop the inflow of liquor from H ghl*~ favourable rates and excellent security against risks you : : : : Bermuda Bond Note- should have equalised a little later P.M. 28/-, 15/-, 14 -. face every day make_it|folly to fail to insure: 3 paper is now obtainable in Canada and Cuba and to check the from a well placed corner, but the both Blue arid White. You activities of illegal distillers, may opportunity went begging. A. 3rd Raco may have Cabinets, Com- be looked for from now on. Presi Steed placed his side further ahead 1. Why Not. 2. Hard to Beat. 3. ALBERT E* NICHOLL | pendiums or Pads. 3 dent Hoover's refusal to indorse any when following a nice run down on Virginia Dare. P.M. 26/-, 15/-, (** proposal which has been made for : : : : When next in our the right, he scored with a fast 18/-. Qeneral Agent for Bermuda the repeal or revision of the Eigh •ta Stationery Dept. ask for a shot that completely beat the Hamilton. Phone 752. free sample of Swan Pen teenth Amendment arises from his goalie, and the same player looked 4th Race Vellum Notepaper. Es firm conviction that the Prohibition like repeating the effort a couple 1. Sky Rocket. 2. Golden Wed pecially made for use with 3 law is necessary, that the control of of mindtes later, but the shot miss ding. 3. After Me. P.M. 15/-, 11/-, P a fountain pen it has the "hard liquor" is a problem which ed the target. Paley was playing 12/-. h perfect writing surface. 3 the United States must solve, as in excellent fashion for the ' 'Regu every other civilized country is try lars" and with Lieut. Maskell, who 5th Race ing to solve it. There probably will •ta THE BERMUDA BOOK used his head to advantage, was 1. Moxie. 2. Som Boy. 3. Mid- Iff be less interference with "home the pick of the "Regular" players, P E E K G. R. STORE"; Ocean. P.M. 20/-, 13/-, 15/-. ll brew," home-made wines and other whilst N. Matthie, H. Duerdon and VV3 stimulants made by individuals 3 A. Steed worked hard for their aide. 6th Race (for winners of previous E E *? -17" for tbeir own use than there has The "Terriers" were still pressing races) been in the past. The California when the whistle sounded for half 1. Skyrocket. 2. Moxie. 3. After E E grapejuice makers have apparently time, and the score sheet showed Me, P.M. 13/-, 11/-, 18/-. legalized their plan for selling Territorial Section 2 goals, Regular GOVERNMENT grape-juice to private persons and Section 0 goals. . K P sending their representatives This went in favour of the "Regu ©» The resumption of play saw a around to supervise the process of NOTICE Get In Shape" determined attack on the "Ter lars" who scored through the agen making it into wine. So long as the riers" goal, and Bascombe in goal cy of Denton. It was extremely wine is not sold as wine it does not far Spring could only partially clear after a hard luck for the "Terriers" that F REAN S seem to come within the provisions hot attack, and the ball rebounded they could not equalise, as one at PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT of the law. through the goal, and opened the tack looked certain to again level the R O The main issue is the suppression scoring for the Regulars. Offside score sheet. The referee's final •»*• of whiskey, gin and ran. It is on spoiled a promising movement soon whistle saw the "Regulars" still Motor Mechanic Wanted SPENCER that issue that the greatest political after, and play was transfered to leading, after a clean and inter E NGLISH split since the 1850's may occur be the other end, where the "Regu esting game fought in sporting Applications are invited for the designed just for you, tween now and the 1932 electio i, lars" goalkeeper made a grand fashion by both teams, which A, Cl Post of Motor Mechanic at the pay shrewd observers here say. Presi save at close quarters, from a free proved interesting and enjoyable of 1/10 per hour, 50 hour week. will beautify all the dent Hoover will be renominated, kick given against him for carry to the spectators. At the close of the game Captain Philip Lightbourn N R unlovely lines, and en they declare, and on a bone-dry ing. Steed cleared splendidly fol Applicants must be able to com platform which will be unequivocal B.M.A., presented the cup to the hance the charming lowing a hot attack, and Thompson pletely overhaul and repair Motor in every way. Senator Capper of with a fine run down the rigt winhg winners amid loud cheers. S I Trucks, Air Compressors and "Pneu ones. Kansas has come out strongly to centred the ball beautifully, which Teams: "Regular" Section— matic Tools. that effect. The leaders of the dropped in the mouth of the goal Webb, Paley, Hammond, Leader, Democratic party split among Maskell, Bryson, Harrison, Denton, from the cross-bar, and a goal ap Applications must be submitted themselves at the National Com peared a certainty, but the ball Wilhams, Fellowes, McOloud. i at the Public Works Department Of MRS. E. G. CONDUIT mittee meeting here a few days ago, was eventually got away. Hodsoll "Territorial" Section—W. Bas fice on or before TueBday, the 24th with Ohairman John J. Raskob next tried his luck and narrowly come, H. Duerdon, B. Hodsoll, A. R ISCUITS Pi March, 1931. and Alfred E. Smith on the wet side missed, and at the other end Steed, C. Hayward, J. Foggo, A. 2479t*. to 28.3.31 § Spencer Corsetiere Thompson, N. Matthie. and Joe Robinson, who ran for Maskell put in a beauty which hit Application Toons may be ob Referee, Mr. S. Oatley. Linesmen, Somers Building Phone 216 Vice-President and is powerful in the cross-bar, and rebounded into tained at the PubUc Works Depart R. G. Darrell and A. Watson. Office hours 1 to 6 p.m. the South, on the dry sid3. It play. They were soon rewarded, ment Office, Parliament Street, seems certain that a Democratic as keeping up the pressure thel * * * Cloek Soap Hamilton. 27( "wet" declaration would result in "Terriers" goal again fell, Williams I SHIPPING the loss of most of the South for by clever play fastening on the ball, j WM. LIVINGSTON, that party, while Republican readers The French M.v. "Emma Helene" British & Best and avoiding all opposition, sent Dij-ector of Public Works. *ae beginning to think that they it past Bascome. Duerdon had to master F. Riou left St. George's Harbour on Wednesday morning, can win on a "dry" platform with concede a corner but the resultant 3d. Large Tablet Public Works Department Office, after the vessel had effected nec out ths aid of New York and other kick, taken by Harrison, went be (Wrapped) HamUton, 16th March, 1931. Bermuda Eastern "wet" states—which may hind. The eight men were now essary repairs, and loaded cargo, not be as wet as their leaders claim obviously tiring, and following a her destination being St. 'Pierre, they are. corner given against the "Regu Miq. Id. Small Tablet S. P. C. A. Governor Roosevelt of New York lars" which was headed.away by By Command, for example, is said to be opposed Maskell, Leader made a timely (Unwrapped) HENRY COOLIDGE ADAMS to con-rnitting his party to a "wet" kick which sent his forwards going, JOHN TRIMINGHAM, SECRETARY programme, and is not convinced and WilUams with the goal at his On Sale Everywhere Acting Colonial Secretary. NEW WINDSOR HOTEL that even New York state would mercy, missed by inches. The game give a "wet" majority. If he should was now fast and exciting, but time HEINZ JaHNA.P.PITT&C0. "Colonial Secretary's Office, SYDNEY O. SIMS be nominated, it will be the result was called and the referee set the M*h March, 1831. INSPECTOR of his party's decision to "Jay off" teams after the change of ends for Pure Vinegars Distributors 2674fth.f.s. DEVONSHIRE (PHONE 887) the Prohibition issue, declaring fcr extra time. FOR FLAVOR , 1640ts.w. to 15.4.31. •^jammx**1.'-'? h' THEROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Page 11 Men's IT COMES !! THE MARVELOUS Ladies' TRIPLE STITCHED OVERALLS Real Heavy Quality FEAST OF BARGAINS FOR FELT BED ROOM SLIPPERS Sale price 6/> WHICH YOU WAIT Sale price •}/* A Thrill for Every Pocketbook 1 A O ^e ^ue Whip Cracks Loud OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE At The National Stores Enterprise Building, Hamilton By Popular Demand! SALE Continues Until Wednesday, 6 p.m. Remorseless price cutting on our Brand New Merchandise* An Exhibition of matchless value given* MEN'S AND BOYS' STYLISH CLOTHING LADIES'" FULL DRESSES FASHIONED That Challenge Price Duplication Spring Models »THIS IS OUR HOSE FIRST BIG SALE One lot of Men's and BOYS' Group 1 consists of Young Men's CLOTHING Gotham Gold Stripe Flat Crepe in Pastel IN BERMUDA SINCE WE FINE WOOL and other well known colours and in flower SUITS A perfect fitting, long brands. effects. OPENED and now we are wearing, well tailored launching this mighty mer Coat, Vest and Pants, suit, two pair pants, Sale Price 4 - Sale Price 22/- are going in this Sale long or knickers. • Others at 1 9, 2 =, chandise stroke in an Effort 2 6 to show Our Appreciation For 40/- This Sale 22/6 DRESSES of the Splendid Co-opera LADIES' HOUSE Spring Models tion of you Good People. One lot of Men's and One lot of DRESSES Group 2 consists of Young Men's Guaranteed fast the most handsome Our entire Stock is Clean, BOYS- colours. dresses you have ever Fine English Wool KNICKERS seen. All of the best Crisp, Fresh and New and BLUE SERGE Sale Price 4/6 crepes and georgettes, we are giving you the bene in all sizes and shades. last word in style. SUITS fit of astonishingly low pri This Sale £4. 0. 0. This Sale 4/- All Sale Price 40/ ces on (his high grade stock CHILDREN'S because we confidently be Good Quality DRESSES CHILDREN'S One lot of Men's and Young Men's American BOYS' LONG PLAY SUITS lieve that you will never re made at Greatly Reduced gret a single purchase you PANTS Best grade cloth, well BLUE SERGE in all sizes and bee them and you wil made, and splendid made in this Sale. STOP SUITS patterns. buy them. value. THINK. Realize what it This Sale 2/9 means to you. Come, buy This Sale £2. 10.0. Sale Price 7/- heavily and you will go SALE ON ALL OUR SHOES home happy, as this is a MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS MEN'S UNION SUITS We have just received direct from the manufacturers SALE where young and old Men's Fast Colour Dress Shirts, of good quality. All sizes. 800 pairs of will be suited and will leave collar attached, beautiful patterns. ALL LEATHER SLIPPERS FOR CHILDREN Pleased and Delighted. Be Sale Price 4/- Sale Price 2/6 assorted colours and all sizes. sure and be here to take ad Sale Price 2/9 vantage of these wonderful BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK EXTRA SPECIAL One Handsome Lot of Money Saving Values. SHIRTS One X.ot of LADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS Well made, double stitched work Men's Scout Work^Shoes made of corded satin,in assorted colours, trimmed with marabo shirts. A real value. good v_due. Cuban heel. NATIONAL STORES Sale Price 2/6 I Sale Price 5/- Sale Price 12/6 CHILDREN'S SHOES LADIES' BLACK PATENT, One lot of MEN'S FUR FELT HATS A splendid line of Children's All BLACK OR WHITE MEN'S DRESS PANTS Very good quality. All sizes and Leather Shoes. SATIN PUMP splendid value. •colours. Sale Price 4/- Also two-colour combination pump, This Sale 10/- Sale Price 6/- up Others at 5/= and 6/= in Cuban, Baby Spike and Spike Heel. LADIES' FELT and One lot of LEATHERETTE SLIPPERS Sale Price 12/6 One lot of BETTER DRESS PANTS MEN'S GOOD WORK Assorted colours, all sizes, a very We handle the Famous Dr. Easter shades, good value. PANTS good slipper for home. Pross, Dr. Farber's and Good that will wear well. Sale Price 3/- man Shoes, all Built in Arch This Sale 15/- GROWING GIRLS' SHOES Support Health Shoes. Sale Price 6/- LADIES' AND GENTS' Shoes for growing girls in black WHITE KEDS CANVAS kid or patent, low heel and cuban Ladies' Kid and Patent Arch MEN'S GOOD QUALITY SHOES strap or lie, and a splendid shoe. Support, Cuban, Baby Spike and SOCKS One lot of Spike Heels, Wide Ankle, Strap Rayon plated. All colours. MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS With heel, all sizes. These shoes Sale Price 10/- and Tie. All Sizes. All sizes. are slight seconds. Size 8 to 2 — 8/° Sale Price 1/- Pair Sale Price 4/- Sale Price (This Sale Only) 12/6 Going at this Sale 12/6 Don't Try to Come, but Be Here, A MASSACRE OF PRICES that You Cant Afford to Miss. Sorry Space Doesn't Allow us to Quote More Prices. PRICES SLASHED ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK. Buy Now and Save— MEN'S SPORT SHOES MEN'S 2-PANTS SUITS FOR EASTER A splendid line of Men's Sport Shoes in Black and Fine lot of Men's Suits, with 2 pair long pants. Beauti White, Tan and White, and Elk and Black. ful patterns. All wool, latest cut, with peak lapels. This Sale 20/- Thie Sale £4. 15. 0. NATIONAL STORES Enterprise Building Front Street Opposite No. 6 Shed Hamilton *^*m*f*^W*^i*m-^- ""~"~"~ "•******' Page 12 iTHE ROYAL OAZETTB AND COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1*931 CHURCH SERVICES ******************** A good way to return to' New York Vi\% Havana QUANTITY v QUAUTY TAKE ONE OF THE PACIFIC LINERS SUNDAY, MARCH 22nd Sunset and evening star, And one high-ball for me, Y4 OFF "ORBITA" "ORDUNA*" "ORCOMA" "OROPESA" CHURCH OF ENGLAND And may there be less drink : and the new Motor Vessel "REINA DEL PACIFICO" ing at the Bar | for Havana. The Cathedral When I put out to sea. Men's Scotch Cashmere Pull 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. There join steamer for New York, 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and • H. W. ABBOT. * overs and Cardigans. or cross to Key West and rail through Florida. Sermon. * March 17th, * LEAVE BERMUDA 18.00 noon—Holy Communion * Westmeath. * Cashmere Golf Hose and Half (sung) • * "ORBITA" Feb. llth "REINA DEL Apr. 20th 4.00 p.m.—Short Service and Ad Hose, Camel Hair and Doeskin PACIFICO" May 20th dress. "ORCOMA-- Mar. 18th "OROPESA** 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Caps, Silk Pyjamas and Dress For full information apply to * * * MAIL NOTICES ing Gowns* Christ Church, Devonshire HARNETT & RICHARDSON 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and 26 Front Street, Hamilton Sermon. Preacher, Rev. A. 9. Mails per S.s. Lady Drake for the Kirkpatrick. West Indies and British Guiana, Owing to the illness of the Rector, will close at the General Post Office Ys OFF there will be no Evening Service. today"— * » * Ordinary Mail at 4 p.m. Pembroke Parish Church Registered Mail and Parcel Post Cashmere. Camel Hair, and Wool Steamer SPECIAL PRICES 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. at 3.30 p.m. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Ser * * * Rugs on mon. Rev. Mr. Amor. Mails per M.s. Bermuda for from Woodstock, Vermont: Great Britain, Oanada, and the 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and United States of America will close Dimitrino Cigarettes Sermon. at the General Post Office on Tues « * * day:— St. Monica's Mission Ordinary Mail at 6 a.m. COX & WILSON 9.30 a.m.—Sunday School. ' Registered Mail and Parcel Post 2582«_<"'. $2.00 and $3.00 per 100 7.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Ser at 5 p.m. Monday. mon. Supplementary Mail: (double * • » postage) at 7 a.m. Tuesday. St. Augustine's Mission * » » 11.00 a.m.—Holy Communion and Mails per S.s. Pan America for \ THE SMOKE SHOP, Ltd Sermon. Rev. J. K. Tibbetts. Great Britain, Oanada, and the A 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School. United States of America will close 260 THE NEW SALESMANSHIP CABLE NEWS An Art for All to Use "Colgate's is the most liLOAN TO BRITISH GUIANA BY GEORGE H. BEAD •sfclB m m Sales and'Advertising Counsellor, LONDON, Mar. 18:—In answer Chicago to questions in Commons, Shiels efficient cleanser" said that out of the sum of £112,000, Every man, woman andfchild included in the supplementary has daily need for the art of sales estimates for the current financial says manship. Even the tiny babe in his year in respect of relief works in cribe must find ways to convince his British Guiana, £40,000 was allocat mother of the various services that ed as a loan to the colony on terms DR- SHIRLEY W* WYNNE are needed. From the cooing ways of to be prescribed later. This was to the infant to the masterly methods provide for the improvement of of the "star" salesmen of the labour and other conditions in the Commissioner of Health world's biggest companies, tnere sugar states. This loan was given are, of course, many intermediate subject to the assurance that the of New York City stages of development. -? °i |§ colony would undertake to impose The development of sales ability, some special form of taxation when ESPONSIBLE for the health of six million as the development of character,, industry was again prosperous, the ever lacking must come, mostly from within proceeds of which was to be al R- people, Dr. Shirley W. Wynne, Health Com one's consciousness. Indeed, the located one hundred in payment of attention missioner of New York City, singles out Colgate's development of sales ability and the loan and one half for a pro the development of character might creation fund to assist industry WOMEN who appeal to gien are Ribbon Dental Cream as "the most effective well be considered synonymous, when necessary. This assurance fastidious about their complexions. cleanser." His approval is undeniably impressive. according to the opinions of many was given by a resolution in the Such women buy Pompeian Beauty successful sales managers. legislature. Provision for further Interested as he is in all branches of public health, Preparations because they are pure No subject so comprehensive as assistance of this nature in the and yet cost so little. Dr. Wynne recently made a careful study of the salesmanship can bo treated com coming financial year was being difference in dentifrices. He examined tests made pletely in a series of 26 short articles, considered. Pompeian Beauty Powder leaves the no more than any one salesman * * * skin soft and fragrant. Pompeian by some of the greatest analytical chemists. can be found who has had ex "KING ALFONSO PROMISES LIFE Bloom is an exquisite rouge that perience in every kind of selling. TO CONDEMNED MAN clings lastingly. Buy the Powder and Dr. Wynne's conclusion is based on the recent However, in order to make this Bloom todav in your favorite shade. research of such eminent authorities as Dr. Hardee series of articles as broadly practi MADRID, Mar. 19:—The death Agents: HAROLD F. RITCHIE & Co. DR. SHIRLEY W. WYNNE cal and helpful as possible the sentence passed upon Captain Sed- 40 East 34th St.. New York. U.S.A. Chambliss, Dean of the School of Sciences, Cath Xn Hamilton: Reid & Burnaby Sts. M. D., Dr. P. H. writer has communicated with iles, who was court martialed at olic University of America, Washington, D. C; Commissioner of Health, New York City more than 100 sales managers of Huesca in company with other some of the largest and best-known officers and men, has proved a Dr. Philip B.Hawk,M.S.,Yale,Ph.D.,Columbia; M. D., Columbia University companies in the United States and signal for protest demonstrations Jerome Alexander, B. S., M. S., internationally Member American Medical Association Canada. in manyrparts of Spain, especially famous among consulting chemists and chemical Prof. Preventive Medicine, N. Y. Poly among bodies of students. Dis clinic Medical School and Hospital As indicated by the title above, this series of articles is for the home turbances in the centre of Madrid engineers; Dr. H. H. Bunzell, Ph. D.,University Prof. Public Health, Fordham School were so serious that the police of Sociology and Social Service maker and "the butcher, the baker, of Chicago; and others, retained to make analytical the candlestick maker," as well as charged the crowds several times. Recognised internationally as an author* for those who are classified in the The shops are closed at Jaca where a tests and report their findings. ity on matters of Public Health city directories as salesmen. procession, headed by the Bishop, All agree that Colgate's is supreme because of * Who, for instance, has a more the Mayor and municipal coun its penetrating foam. This active agent flushes out important selling job than that of cillors marched through the streets Dr. Wynne says: the home maker? She is constantly carrying placards demanding a the decaying food particles which lodge between confronted not only with the duty pardon for Captain Sediles. There "The sole function of a dentifrice is to have also been demonstrations of the teeth. Colgate's thus cleanses completely—in a thoroughly cleanse the teeth and gums. of selling her family the right idea To be an effective cleanser a dentifrice of home, but it is also her privi students at Santiago where all way impossible with sluggish tooth pastes which must have low surface tension in solution. lege and obligation to keep the shops are closed. merely polish the outer surfaces of the teeth. Low surface tension is, therefore, the true younger members of the f amily sold According to correspondents ixi scientific indication of cleansing power on on the advantages of attending Madrid the Minister of Justice the part of a dentifrice in actual use. Colgate's comes in powder form for those who school regularly, studying their les telephoned King Alfonso, who is prefer .it* Ask for Colgate's Dental Powder. "I have examined the reports of laboratory sons diligently, choosing playmates now in London, asking clemency tests made by eminent chemists who have. and companions carefully, and for the condemned man and the compared Colgate's with other prominent doing the various other things King gave the assurance that he dentifrices and I find that Colgate's rates which will make them happy, would sign a decree commuting Skinny Girls the lowest surface tension. This means useful, successful citizens. the death sentence as soon as he that Colgate's is the most efficient cleanser The architect, the lawyer, and returned to Spain. because it gets into the crevices between * * * the teeth, thus removing and flooding the engineer who can supplement are always fitted away decaying foods." their necessary technical knowledge APPEALS OF CANADIAN The real skinny girl is always with the ability to sell their ideas CONSPIRATORS DISMISSED in danger. Her system is run and recommendations to their down. She is nervous and weak —she needs nourishment, needs ^__S^\_A/W' wwvwi**-*. clients are always more successful TORONTO, March 19—The Ap than those who have not cultivated peal Court has dismissed the ap richer blood. More than all else peals of six members of Toronto this girl needs Ferrozone, needs KDC313 that faculty. The carpenter, the cobbler, or the craftsman of any mining and brokerage houses it because it will bring back the kind who will improve his salesman against the sentences given by strength which rapid growth has ship along with his craftsmanship the court in trials last year, which exhausted. may rightfully expect some day to imposed penitentiary terms, the be an employer rather than an charges being conspiracy to de FERROZONE employee. The presidents of many fraud the public. The appellants huge corporations owe their posi were members of the firms of Hom IS A BLOOD FOOD tions primarily to their ability er L. Gibson Company, the D. S. Every girl and woman who seeks as salesmen, although some of Patterson Company and the Stobie health, vitality and happy spirits them have never been actually Furlong Company. The sentences should use Ferrozone regularly. engaged in selling goods or mer imposed were from two to three As a tonic and restorative, as a chandise. years imprisonment. builder, Ferrozone is unrivalled. It mm* Every stenographer, bookkeeper, nourishes because it contains the and office boy is confronted with CANADA-WECT INDiES AIR elements that build up and strength \Jhis ad the need for developing selling SERVICE ONLY '*HOPE-"UL'" en. Try it yourself—sold every* ability if it should be for no other where in 50c boxes. purpose than to keep his employer OTTAWA, March 19—The ques sold on retaining his services and tion of the inauguration of an air should oe on tne giving him opportunities for ad service between Canada and the vancement. West Indies, which has been the subject of negotiations between —oo Canada and Great Britain, still BANK PAGE remains,in the "hopeful" stage, but in view of the general policy of economy being adopted by the air CHINESE BUSINESS TRAITS department officials for the coming year, this service will likely not be It proves itself an axiom—"There started in the immediate future. are no idle people in China." They * m m work steadily on, whatever the PREMIER BAXTER FOR circumstances, never showing SUPREME BENCH nervousness in any degree. They work for hours consecutively, sleep OTTAWA, March 19—It 'is un when and where they can; they officially, though creditably, re will even sleep while sitting on a ported that Premier Baxter, of Don't let it go until it moving camel, and I have seen them New Brunswick, is likely to be | a—~^7 appointed to the Supreme Court develops into something r , , literally use a stone for a pillow. . ''•'•'"l'__i»'*" >'' '" ''''\ I bench of that province, in succes much more serious. :«W^3?Hra=__ Many hidden meanings in the Bible There is ho better are revealed to me here; as this na sion to the late Justice White. remedy for the relief of tion has retained from generation Baxter has headed the Conservative Government of New Brunswick Coughs, Golds and all to generation many customs com Bronchial Afflictions mon in Bible times. since 1925. than Robert's Syrup. It The Chinese are quiet and accur * * * breaks up the cold, ate in their methods. They handle ENGINE DRIVER CONVICTED soothed the throat and large columns of figures, make quickly restores normal §§ buy NOW delicate calculations, and no LONDON, Mar. 19.—The Coron conditions. Most pleas S REAL as the coupons on a gill edged ::::::^:?>"S?:"" Your small down amount of confusion or jostling er's Jury at Carlisle brought in a ant to take. payment instantly disturbs them; they work calmly verdict of manslaughter against L bond are the savings enjoyed t / own A begins to comeback on and seldom make mistakes. John Eskdale driver of the express ) Manufactured b\* NORTHROP & LYMAN CO* ers of General Electric Refrigerators. S-XS-Sv -VA**-": out of savings—and In Japan and in the foreign conces derailed on March 1st when three j persons were killed and twenty in- j IJMITED _r"^5"*\v^:"__vv:-5:vX-' your savings con- sions I noticed that the banks era- Toronto, Canada They will tell you that in preventing food- '":"C'"'*"*"*'"___*_£"^ tinue year after year. ploy the Chinese for their most jured. Eskdale coUapsed on hearing j the verdict . He was committed J spoilage alone—-a General Electric soon repays important detail work. When in one of the large banks, I asked why to trial on the Coroner's warrant its cost. Its crisp, clean cold keeps fruits, meats and Monitor Top operates for only a few cents a day. the Chinese were employed in these and bail was allowed. It was alleged that Eskdale was driving at a dan vegetables fresh for days. Left-overs are used— responsible positions. The reply ROBERTS Don't go through another year without the was: "The three principal reasons gerous speed in rounding the curve I not thrown out. Foods can be bougkr In quanti where the accident occurred. proved convenience and economy of a General are that they are honest, self- ties—at saving prices. No extra bills for ice—the Electric A few dollars in cash places the possessed, and accurate. They SYRUP move quickly that we are astonished General Electric provides pure ice cubes gener model you select in your home. Come in and U.S. NAVAL PARTICIPATION UN- I OF* THE EXTRACT Ott at what they accomplish." I COD UVER AND TAR f ously. And the simple, sealed mechaclsm of the let us explain our easy terms. NESSARY From our broad veranda, with Tr «*»- our field-glasses we can see the city WASHINGTON, Mar. 19:—As a fifteen miles away. Intervening is result of a long telephone con a far-reaching valley of green fields. versation between Stimson, Dawes . . . All is quiet and restful. There ALL"STEEL REFRIGERATOR and Morrow, the Secretary of State s Colds are stone walls in many directions said that it now appeared unneces ELECTRIC WATER COOLERS • CO. tMERCIAL REFRIGERATORS • ELECTRIC MILK COOLERS Checked _ over these hills, and we take long sary for the United States to part strolls and donkey rides, as our icipate in the drafting of the Anglo- ^withowt "Dosiruf Join its in tbe General Electric Program, broadcast every Saturday evening on a natitm-vide^ ti. B. C network ponies cannot climb the steep, Franco-Italian Naval Agreement. Applit x3 external rough paths. The donkeys are" ly, Vicks relieves small, but sure-footed and carry us oo witboust upsetting witlrj- afety. The donkey . driver . delicate stomachs ROBERT D. AITKEN folic 9 encouraging the little beast Germans have abondoned a plan to gel"1 aster or to be careful.—Sarah for a Hansa canal to connect the QUEEN STREET- Hamilton cities of Hamburg, Lubeck and Pikef'Conger, in "Letters From 1 VICKS China." Bremen. Everything Electrical for the Home I £>,:• ' . '' ; .•^/VAPORUB \. . OVER KM/UHINJA RSUSED YEAAtr ^•i';^'--.,-:'^. - SSKspwigSEE .______•'* • .„'•*. " ,- .t- •- -, •=V~9H"ES THE ROYAL GAZETTfc AND COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Page 13 THE NEW SALESMANSHIP CABLE NEWS An Art for All to Use "Colgate's is the most [|LOAN TO BRITISH GUIANA BY GEORGE H. READ Sales and Advertising Counsellor LONDON, Mar. 18:—In answer Chicago to questions in Commons, Shiels ___E__r^ T_—• said that out of the sum of £112,000, VI efficient cleanser" included in the supplementary Every man, woman andTchild has daily need for the art of sales estimates for the current financial year in respect of relief works in %/^Kmt. says manship. Even the tiny babe in his _MH v ^*^M cribe must find ways to convince his British Guiana, £40,000 was allocat mother of the various services that ed as a loan to the colony on terms DR. SHIRLEY W. WYNNE are needed. From the cooing ways of to be prescribed later. This was to the infant to the masterly methods provide for the improvement of of the "star" salesmen of tbe labour and other conditions in the Commissioner of Health world's biggest companies, there sugar states. This loan was given are, of course, many intermediate subject to the assurance that the of New York City stages of development. $*"*¥ |§ colony would undertake to impose IV M some special form of taxation when The development of sales ability, industry was again prosperous, the lac kit ESPONSIBLE for the health of six million as the development of character,, proceeds of which was to be al ever lacking must come^ mostly from within located one hundred in payment of R- people, Dr. Shirley W. Wynne, Health Com one's consciousness. Indeed, the the loan and one half for a pro missioner of New York City, singles out Colgate's development of sales ability and creation fund to assist industry attention the development of character might Ribbon Dental Cream as "the most effective when necessary. This assurance WOMEN who appeal to gien are well be considered synonymous, was given by a resolution in the fastidious about their complexions. cleanser." His approval is undeniably impressive. according to the opinions of many legislature. Provision for further Such women buy Pompeian Beauty Interested as he is in all branches of public health, successful sales managers. assistance of this nature in the Preparations because they are pure No subject so comprehensive as coming financial year was being and yet cost so little. Dr. Wynne recently made a careful study of the salesmanship can bo treated com difference in dentifrices. He examined tests made pletely in a series of 26 short articles, considered. Pompeian Beauty Powder leaves the no more than any one salesman * * * skin soft and fragrant. Pompeian by some of the greatest analytical chemists. can be found who has had ex KING ALFONSO PROMISES LIFE Bloom is an exquisite rouge that perience in every kind of selling. TO CONDEMNED MAN clings lastingly. Buy the Powder and Dr. Wynne's conclusion is based on the recent However, in order to make this Bloom today in your favorite shade. research of such eminent authorities as Dr. Hardee series of articles as broadly practi MADRID, Mar., 19:—The death Agents: HAROLD F. RITCHIE & Co. DR. SHIRLEY W. WYNNE cal and helpful as possible the sentence passed upon Captain Sed- 40 Eas* 34th St. New York. CSA. Chambliss, Dean of the School of Sciences, Cath In Hamilton: Beid & Burnaby Sts. M.D„Dr.P.H. writer has communicated with iles, who was court martialed at olic University of America, Washington, D. C; Commissioner of Health, New York City more than 100 sales managers of Huesca in company with other Dr. Philip B.Hawk,M.S.,Yale,Ph.D.,Columbia; M. D., Columbia University some of the largest and best-known officers and men, has proved a j Member American Medical Association companies in the United States and signal for protest demonstrations I Jerome Alexander, B. S., M. S., internationally Canada. in manyrparts of Spain, especially | Prof. Preventive Medicine, N. Y. Poly* among bodies of students. Dis- I famous among consulting chemists and chemical clinic Medical School and Hospital As indicated by the title above, this series of articles is for the home turbances in the centre of Madrid engineers; Dr. H. H. Bunzell, Ph. D.,University Prof. Public Health, Fordham School were so serious that the police j of Sociology and Social Service maker and "the butcher, the baker, of Chicago; and others, retained to make analytical the candlestick maker," as well as charged the crowds several times, i tests and report their findings. Recognised internationally as an author for those who are classified in the The shops are closed at Jaca where a ity on matters of Public Health city directories as salesmen. procession, headed by the Bishop, the Mayor and municipal coun- | All agree that Colgate's is supreme because of * Who, for instance, has a more cillors marched through the streets I important selling job than that of its penetrating foam. This active agent flushes out carrying placards demanding a Dr. Wynne says: the home maker? She is constantly pardon for Captain Sediles. There j the decaying food particles which lodge between confronted not only with the duty "The sole function of a dentifrice is to have also been demonstrations of I of selling her family the right idea the teeth. Colgate's thus cleanses completely—in a thoroughly cleanse the teeth and gums. students at Santiago where all of home, but it is also her privi To be an effective cleanser a dentifrice shops are closed. way impossible with sluggish tooth pastes which must have low surface tension in solution. lege and obligation to keep the merely polish the outer surfaces of the teeth. Low surface tension is, therefore, the true younger members of the family sold According to correspondents in scientific indication of cleansing power on on the advantages of attending Madrid the Minister of Justice j the part of a dentifrice in actual use. school regularly, studying their les telephoned King Alfonso, who is Colgate's comes m powder form for those who now in London, asking clemency ] prefer it. Ask for Colgate's Dental Powder. "I have examined ihe reports of laboratory sons diligently, choosing playmates tests made by eminent chemists who have. and companions carefully, and for the condemned man and the j compared Colgate's with other prominent doing the various other things King gave the assurance that he j dentifrices and I find that Colgate's rates which will make them happy, would sign a decree commuting Skinny Girls the lowest surface tension. This means useful, successful citizens. the death sentence as soon as he that Colgate's is the most efficient cleanser returned to Spain. because it gets into the crevices between The architect, the lawyer, and the engineer who can supplement * * m are always tired the teeth, thus removing and flooding The real skinny girl is always away decaying foods." their necessary technical knowledge APPEALS OF CANADIAN with the ability to sell their ideas CONSPIRATORS DISMISSED in danger. Her system is run and recommendations to their j down. She is nervous and weak clients are always more successful TORONTO, March 19—The Ap- ; —she needs nourishment, needs -^_v-\>/*W"-WV"\A**-*""» than those who have not cultivated peal Court has dismissed the ap- j richer blood. More than all else that faculty. The carpenter, the peals of six members of Toronto this girl needs Ferrozone, needs RDC313 cobbler, or the craftsman of any mining and brokerage houses it because it will bring back the kind who will improve his salesman against the sentences given hy strength which rapid growth has ship along with his craftsmanship the court in trials last year, which exhausted. may rightfully expect some day to imposed penitentiary terms, the be an employer rather than an charges being conspiracy to de FERROZONE employee. The presidents of many fraud the public. The appellants IS A BLOOD FOOD huge corporations owe their posi were members of the firms of Hom tions primarily to their ability er L. Gibson Company, the D. S. Every girl and woman who seeks as salesmen, although some of Patterson Company and the Stobie health, vitality and happy spirits them have never been actually Furlong Company. The sentences should use Ferrozone regularly. engaged in selling goods or mer imposed were from two to three As a tonic and restorative, as a chandise. years imprisonment. builder, Ferrozone is unrivalled. It Every stenographer, bookkeeper, * * * nourishes because it contains the and office boy is confronted with CANADA- WEST INDiES AIR elements that build up and strength- the need for developing selling SERVICE ONLY "HOPEFUL" en. Try it yourself—sold every J his ad ability if it should be for no other where in 50c boxes. purpose than to keep his employer OTTAWA, March 19—The ques sold on retaining his services and tion of the inauguration of an air should 6e on ihe giving him opportunities for ad service between Canada and the vancement. West Indies, which has been the subject of negotiations between Canada and Great Britain, still BANK PAG -oo- remains,in the "hopeful" stage, but in view of the general policy of economy being adopted by the air CHINESE BUSINESS TRAITS department officials for the coming year, this service will likely not be It proves itself an axiom—"There started in the immediate future. are no idle people in China." They * * * work steadily on, whatever the PREMIER BAXTER FOR circumstances, never showing SUPREME BENCH nervousness in any degree. They work for hours consecutively, sleep OTTAWA, March 19—It 'is un when and where they can; they officially, though creditably, re will even sleep while sitting on a ported that Premier Baxter, of Don't let it go until it moving camel, and I have seen them New Brunswick, is likely to be develops intosomethmg literally use a stone for a pillow. appointed to the Supreme Court much more serious. Many hidden meanings in the Bible bench of that province, in succes There is no better are revealed to me here; as this na sion to the late Justice White. remedy for the relief of tion has retained from generation Baxter has headed the Conservative Coughs, Colds land all to generation many customs com Government of New Brunswick Bronchial Afflictions mon in Bible times. since 1925. than Robert's Syrup. It The Chinese are quiet and accur * * * breaks up the cold, ate in their methods. They handle ENGINE DRIVER CONVICTED soothes the throat and large columns of figures, make quickly restores normal buy NOW delicate calculations, and no LONDON, Mar. 19.—The Coron conditions. Most pleas S REAL as the coupons on a gilt edged Your small down amount of confusion or jostling er's Jury at Carlisle brought in a J ant to take. payment instantly disturbs them; they work calmly verdict of manslaughter against [ AL bond are the savings enjoyed t / own begins to come back on and seldom make mistakes. John Eskdale driver of the express j ManufaettureiV§ NORTHBOP «c LYMAN CO* ers of General Electric Refrigerators. out of savings—and In Japan and in the foreign conces derailed on March 1st when three IIMITED your savings con sions I noticed that the banks em persons were killed and twenty in "Toronto, Canada They will tell you that in preventing food- tinue year after year. ploy the Chinese for their most jured. Eskdale collapsed on hearing the verdict . He was committed spoilage alone—a General Electric soon repays important detail work. When in one of the large banks, I asked why to trial on the Coroner's warrant its cost. Its crisp, clean cold keeps fruits, meats and Monitor Top operates for only a few cents a day. the Chinese were employed in these and bail was allowed. It was alleged that Eskdale was driving at a dan ROBERTS vegetables fresh for days. Left-overs are used— responsible positions. The reply Don't go through another year without the was: "The three principal reasons gerous speed in rounding the curve aot thrown out. Foods can be bought "n quanti proved convenience and economy of a General are that they are honest, self- where the accident occurred. ties—at saving prices. No extra bills for ice—the Electric A few dollars in cash places the pos,sessed, and accurate. They SYRUP EXTRACT General Electric provides pure ice cubes gener model you select in your home. Come in and move quickly that we are astonished U.S. NAVAL PARTICIPATION UN- at what they accomplish." UVER AND T ously. And the simple, sealed mechanism of the let us explain our easy terms. NESSARY From our broad veranda, with «rr our field-glasses we can see the city WASHINGTON, Mar. 19:—As a fifteen miles away. Intervening is result of a long telephone con a far-reaching valley of green fields. versation between Stimson, Dawes I . . All is quiet and restful. There AIL"STEEL REFRIGERATOR and Morrow, the Secretary of State labys Colds are stone walls in many directions said that it now appeared unneces • Checked ELECTRIC WATER COOLERS • COMMEF.CIAL REFRIGERATORS • ELECTRIC MILK COOLERS aver these hills, and we takd long sary for the United States to part m strolls and donkey rides, as our icipate in the drafting of the Anglo- ^without Dosimf Jam us in tbe General Electric Program, broadcast every Saturday evening on a n*rtum*wid*\ N. B. C. network ponies cannot climb the steep, Franco-Italian Naval Agreement-. \ Applitxl external- rough paths. The donkeys are' ; | ly, Wic ks relieves smalj, but sure-footed and carry us 00 *J wit~x>-*£u*-«etting with safety. The donkey driver Germans have abondoned a plan ""•* delicate stctmachs ROBERT D. AITKEN follows encouraging the little beast for a Hansa canal to connect the to go faster pr to be careful.—Sarah cities of Hamburg, Lubeck and QUEEN STREET, Hamilton Pike Conger, in "Letters From Bremen. China." •<>/VAP6RyB Everything Electrical for the Home OVER tzMnuoNjA RsU$EDYEA8iy ^sHfffro Page 14 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 mM >n MAIN STREET LOOKS AT I * ** ™ «» HAMILTON HOTEL Thursday brought ideal weather BROADWAY to Bermuda. Clear blue skies and The Sunday evening concert pro gramme by Sammy Bobbins' or dazzling sun enticed all the world chestra will be: and his wife, or what have you, Kiddie Kapers - to the golf links, the Blue Tiled March, American Patrol.Meacham .•C Even hit-and-run drivers are Pool, off on the drives, and to Kammenoi Ostrow Rubinstein going miniature. bask on the sands of Coral Beach, Thistles oflHeather Black See this Over -in Brooklyn, patrol wo man there to enjoy a dip in the green Vocal Solo, (To be selected) Winifred Lenihan was felled by a water and a dish of tea on the ter fkO. Weidner hit-and-run kiddie car just as she race of the pavilion. No matter Blue Danube Waltz Strauss was leaving a hospital after ques what the activity the final rendexz- Selection, Song of the Flame vous of the afternoon is in the French and Italian tioning a woman patient. She was Gershwin Cafe Bar of the Hamilton, where a tut a short distance from the build Violin|Solo (To be selected) Bill's^Special, or whatever your ing when a kiddie car, piloted by an Sam Bobbins taste in cocktails runs to, gives just unidentified youngster with a Serenade, La Paloma .Yradier that pleasant glow of satisfaction Silk Underwear fondness for breaking all kiddie car Overture, Eagle's Nest. Suppe that makes the world a jolly place Teeth Whiter in 3 Days * * * speed limits, knocked her off her to kick around in, and Bermuda ARRIVALS HAMILTON HOTEL feet and whizzed away. the only place to do it enjoyably. 1.41 It is hand-made HE amazing, antiseptic Being conveniently near the hos Miss Helen Bower, Boston, Mass.; TKolynos foam makes uglj" pital she retraced her steps and Sun burn is much in evidenceTin Miss A. E. Aylsworth, Toronto, yellow teeth 3 shades whiter received treatment for a lacerated __ Canada; Mrs. E. Checketts, West- in 3 days! It removes the yel knee. the grill these nights, and Thurdsay the Terrace Boom framed a large field, N.J.; Miss G. Collier, Brook low filman d cleans the teeth lyn, N.Y.; Miss L. Oahn, Brooklyn, Happy New Year 4884 gathering of those who have sun All hand embroidered or with lace, down to the glistening white N.Y.; Mrs. H. J.*Crawford, Toronto, enamel without injury. It was a great day for tourists Feb. bathed well, if not wisely. Amongst those entertaining otr in parties, Canada; Mr. Thomas Ee Lury, but always on a pure silk, washable 17 when all Chinatown celebrate ' East Milton, Mass.; Mr. Wilbur It instantly kills die dangerous the coming of the new year 4884. were:—Mayor Bluck anf guests; mouth germs that cause decay. Mr. J. D. C. Darrell, Mr. Gray and Davis, Boston, Mass.; Miss M. Fes crepe de chene of approved weight Two silk dragons, carrying tii3 sler, New Bochelle, N.Y.; Mrs. Just try it for 3 days and see the leaders of the two tongs concealed party; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pinker- difference. E. T. Hodges, Boston, Mass.; Miss and quality. Designed to meet the within them, stalked through tl': ton, Miss < Anne Cutter and Mr. A. Kraft, N.Y.C.; Mr. H. Marendez, streets. Into the mouths of iSi Paul Outerbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Hartford, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. requirements of those who demand hideous looking creatures wrs Stewart Hollis and Mr. P. E. Holder; W. McCormack, Albany, N.Y.; Miss KOLYNOS tossed dollar bills wrapped in cab Mr. and Mrs. McComrick; Dr. and well fashioned hand--made under Mrs. Hannigan, Miss McCullough Sophia Sigmon, Newark, N.J.; Mrs. DENTAL SCREAM, bage leaves, a quaint Chinese (no, M. A. Seward, New York; Miss not Spanish) custom of collecting and Miss Duffy; Mr. and Mrs. J. wear at competitive prices. Agents. NICHOLL & ASHTON, Schmid, of Phila., the Hon. J. B. Rose Taylor, N.Y.C. tribute for the tongs. Gaunt * * * musicians struck brass cymbals Douglas and guests; Mr and Mrs. _". L. -Hannan, Mr and Mrs. Arthor ARRIVALS BELMONT MANOR together in monotonous rhythm, Pinkham, Miss M. Griffith, and a bass drum kept up a steady boom Mr. and Mrs Charles Pinkham, of The Hon. H. H. and Mrs. Stevens, ing, and a boy, marching at the head Lyn, Mass., Mr. Bichard Stevens, Ottawa, Ont.; Mr. G. L. Orooker, 25/- to 65/- Winning of the procession, pulled a chain of New York and friends. Providence, B.I.; Mr. and Mrs. B. Universal through a perforated sheet of tin. mm* F. Hooper, Mr. B. F. Hooper, Bos Policemen from three precincts The Amherst College Glee Clubs ton, Mass.; Mr. Wm. Mandel, Mr. Approbation stood ready to quell a possible tong will arrive at the Hamilton a week and Mrs. J. P. Tarcher, N.Y.O. war, but none occurred. A tong from Monday, and give their first * * * member, interviewed, said that they concert that night in the Ball Room HOTEL LANGTON CONCERT couldn't afford a war now anyway, Their advent, besides adding to the • on account of the business depress The Langton will afford the op TRIMINGHAM BROTHERS HI HEDLUNDS gayety of the nation, will provide ion. "We ain't got no money for a all and sundry with a musical portunity to their Sunday night tong war," was trie wat he put it. treat in the way of well sung Folk guests to hear an ensemble which songs, clever college medleys, is most adapted to Chamber Music. All's Not Quiet stirring ballads, amusing quartets The orchestra*" will be augmented They found that out by settin - by guest artists; Miss Mary Turner "'""STEAKS. M* numbers, and some riotous rhythms ! up their instruments in a car by the Lord Jeff Serenaders, an violinist and teacher of music at I hitched on to a regular train. They orchestra of eleven pieces. the Bermuda High School and Mr. took along a noise meter, a sound The opening concert is set for Carl Hallett, violinist. HEDLUND'S filter and two microphones for Monday, March 30th.v and tickets The music for this programme DELICATESSEN recording purposes. The "mike" may be secured at the office of the consists of publications of modern inside the car recorded more noise Boyal Gazette and Colonist, and English composers under the direc DISHES than one set up on a station plat the Bermudiana and Hamilton tion of Walfrid Riihiluoma. come in a wide variety of form. Hotels. Programme ready-cooked dinners giving ' But what's a few more rattles mm* the housewife an ample choice and bangs? Have you had a plunge in the Blue I TALLY CARDS for change of melius. Tiled Pool? Played skee-ball, or String Quintet Ask your grocer about the Too Much Melican Table Tennis in the Game Boom? March „ Tours differ err chef-prepared din In spite of the gaudy display, a Sipped your tea in the Spanish Melody Davies 1/* doZm ners he can offer youi ; spokesman of one of the tongs de- Foyers adjoining the grill? Basked II '. clared that it was not an authentic on the Terrace Lawn? Danced in Trio j festival. He said that the flags were the Terrace Room? or spent a Sonata, for violin, piano and cello... NICHOLL & ASHTON j made on Sixth Avenue and that convival hour in the Cafte Bar? Schubert PLACE CARDS Bermuda Agents.. j some of the men who carried ban- If you haven't done all of these Romance Debussy things you've really not half done Canzonetta Godard Hamilton. Phone 752 ! ners wore wrist watches and said "O. K." when told to lift them the things to do at the Hamilton. in 1/6 doz. j higher. He also complained that mm* Trio { the children in the streets merely Ladies who desire to keep their To be selected j laughed at the dragons and were hair in that state which fashion or IV j more interested in the preserved their whims decree should consult String Quintet THE BERMUDA PRESS Seven Scottish Airs Hoist ' strips of giner and cocoanut which the hairdressers of the Hamilton Reid Street 1 they were given to eat. Beauty Shop. In the persons of (Modern Arrangement) j After the celebration was over, the Miss Rose Dolloff, of the Madame Chanson de Nuit _""lgar .' glass-topped buses from uptown br> - Bose Shop, Boston, and Miss Gavotte Elvey j gan to arrive, sightseers swarm • 1 I Francis Guin, of the Bitz-Carlton V j into basement restaurants and aa Beauty Salon, Boston, tbey will Opera Carmen Bizet Every cold is serious. 1 automatic piano began playing "A^l find experts in the exacting art of Star Spangled Banner THE TOM CAT It is only a step from the ordinary j Little Kiss Each Morning." China arranging milady's coiffure. God Save The King. POSTAGE STAMPS cold to bronchitis with soreness and —oc town became once more just anoth- | Amongst other mysteries we are (Washington Lane) tightness in the chest and the dry, The Siamese government will harsh cough and distressing cough er section of New York. told they specialize in a Pierre For Collections ing spasms. Permanent Wave. . . . Which ripples erect its third radio broadcasting station, chiefly to relay programs BERMUDA Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Travellers'Aid on the ear as something chic from Special Luncheon Turpentine seems almost like a from other vcountries to be "heard Sixty motor cars were formally j Paris. 12—2, 2/6 specific for bronchitis because it is by local listeners with small sets. and so successful in loosening up the I blessed and sprinkled .with holy i Mr. Seibert is in charge of the * * * cough, aiding expectoration and ' water by a group of priests at ths I adjoining Barber Shop. T-o order BRITISH WEST INDIAN relieving inflammation. • Church of the Holy Family. It is ' A California agromist has found A trial will prove the effectiveness' oo hat sea water can be used to irrigate Chicken—Steaks—Chops of this well-known treatment. \ the first time that such a ceremon/ j I has been held in the city, althoujii The word "success" means doing farm land by first crystallizing the Open Day—Night ERNEST J. BELL some motorists follow the European I a profitable business.—Superin- salt it contains with high frequency • custom of placing a medallion of the -.e.\ lo:* ft Banks Broderick. electric currents. 2712* Bermuda Press, LtcL. Reid St • patron saint of travellers on th; dashboard as a protection against Wv< v< ww i accident. ^^^^^^^^^^5eC«^X;-XX^k/°W-\r-'"•.>'••>,/•-% ~/ X/0*KXtt»KK>OtieC)eam^ ^ The edifice has been nicknamed *.* Linseed ' ft* ; "charch of the motorists," since ***** i tbe installation of a shrine there ft* an*t> Tu rp ent i n e i to Saint Christopher. Motorists *.* •., Bermuda the 'Or Chase Medicine , may make appointments with the mm 1 Company is Represented by J. S. Vallis, priests at the church to have their IE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE H Who Carries a Large .Stock and Will cars blessed at other times. ft* Supply the trade Prnmptlv The shrine was erected in con *ver 1,000,000 junction of the founding of a u confraternity of Saint Christopher. satisfied owners J* Most of the members are garage *.*• Bermuda Welfare Society 1573"j«Ith. WADSON'S n and repair men who work in the ft*t" PEMBROKE BRANCH vicinity. As Bad as It Sounds This branch is greatly in Acoustic engineers are now work need of a supply of linen, and ing on a three months' investi gation of subway noises. They ft* mm gifts of old" linen suitable for are trying to find out what (if any cm **** thing) can be done about them. *."• bandages, etc., will be grate ft* Eldredge" Sewing Machines ift*i Their first reports, however, are "•J" ft* fully accepted. *•' not so encouraging. A while back V *.« the Noise Abatement Commission tr (Guaranteed for 10 Years) WW' ft mm"".*• Supplies should be smt to reported that the loudest ordinary ti*. ft* noise in the city was made wben an •IS ii The Woman's Shop. Reid St. ft* mm express train passes a local station. Si Hft* or to Mrs. Harold Card, Cht_rch Now the sound experts say that the M noise is even worse inside the train. ft* J. B. ASTWOOD & SON ft* Street Sf 2686«J€J.-eitp. *** zrzrft. W. E. K. Si '***\*»mm'mafmarm*ma*mmm*v*'mt'-3.^ ft* *"» «>4i A Marvelous Achievement Cabinet Model New Majestic Super-Heterodyne Screen Grid RADIO . Fitted with the. wonderful new Multi-murScreen Tubes $ £18.0.0 Installed . 1' , i£ 2599fis.tu.th.tp. i . CHESLEY~E. WHITE 1 i m • A THE ROYAL GAZETTE ANb COLONIST DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 Page 15 THE WALLACE COLLECTION THE SUFFRAGETTE MOVE Classified Recently, for the first time since MENT Advertisements FORGET-ME-NOT DAY it passed from private ownership into the possession of the nation, Hertford House, the fine old eigh (By Sylvia Pankhurst) LOST A SPECIAL BENEFIT PERFORMANCE teenth-century mansion in tho heart of fashionable London, LONDON:—L. Sylvia Pankhurst's LOST— On Sunday, March 15, which is the home of the Wallace gentleman's Gold and Onyx Signet Collection, has been opened in the book, "The Suffragette Movement" By Kindness of is given a column review in the Ring with Crest. Reward if returned evening. The occasion was tie to 0. H. Neave, Victoria Block, private view to members of the "Times" Literary Supplement. "Among the incidents of her Hamilton. THE BERMUDA MOVING PICTURE CO. LTD. National Art Collections Fund of the 2678tth. eitp. newly decorated and rearranged childhood that Miss Sylvia Pank In aid of galleries. hurst relates in her book is the fol LOST—String Tecla Pearls. Finder lowing. She and her sister Christ- Galleries XVII and XVm, on the return Buena Vista Hotel, reward. abel—two years older than herself 2651 *«**. ->1 to m.23 The Bermuda War Veterans Association west side of the building, were re —were daily sent out to play in the opened after redecoration l_3t gardens of Russell-square, where LOST—Grey Fur Coat on Monday, will be given at spring. Work on Gallery XVI, the they lived. Like little girls of today March 16. Reward return Trim magnificent "salle d'honneur" they wore blue serge frocks and ingham Bros, office. which runs the whole length of the 2730,.s,m. THE MECHANICS HALL house from east to west, has Just knickerbockers to match, but their been completed. If funds permit, contemporaries wore frilled whits Galleries XIV and XV, on the esst petticoats. Sylvia did not care, but LOST==Gents Wrist Watch. Re side, will be done next. the difference was a great grief to ward. Return to Point Pleasant SATURDAY NIGHT ChristabeL One day a friend of Hotel. MARCH 21st The redecoration of the galleries their mother's brought them a now reopened is & triumph of good present of elaborately tucked and taste. The walls have been hung trimmed pinafores from Paris. with silk brocade in place of the Christabel saw her chance; she EMPLOYMENT Sundour fabrics which formerly said nothing to the grown-ups; but covered them and made a hardly told Sylvia that when they went out uimptu-us enough effect. This WANTED—Delivery Boys, good is crims.n in Gallery XVI, and it they must secretly put on their wages. Apply Bermuda Dairy Co. makes the only suitable back pinafores under their serges frocks. at Oity Hall Building. ground for the masterpieces of the She arranged them so that a frill 2720.s. eitp. collection—Titian's "Perseus and of lace would show below their Andromeda," Gainsborough's "Mrs short skirts, and told Sylvia that Robinson (Perdita'," Reynolds' now everyone would think they charming portrait of "Nelly had petticoats Uke other little FOR SALE O'Brien," the famous "Laughing girls. Sylvia was not very anxious Cavalier" by Franz Hals, Jordaen's to wear the sham petticoat, but FOR SAL""—Business in HamUton, "Riches of Autumn," the well- Ohistabel had decided and she had central location. Write Box 2641. known Rembrandt portrait of his to obey. 2711*s. son, the Velasquez and the others. "It is well that an unheeding The only important change in generation should know how the FOR SALE—Lexington upright the hanging of the pictures is the militants suffered—and there was piano, nearly new, condition per substitution of a sea piece by more suffering in the hunger and fect. Apply Mr. A. Griffith* Office. William van de Velde for Salvator thirst strikes and the repeated Inverurie Hotel. Rosa's "River Scene." ordeal of forcible feeding than it 2693*f.s. _^ is comfortable to realise even now," Green brocade was chosen for FOR SALE—10 Acre Farm with Ga"l->ry XVII, which contains says the Reviewer." It is Well, too, three cottages on the Middle Road, among various paintings of the that students of human nature Devonshire. A splendid piece of Flemish and Dutch schools the should understand the unnatural land to sub-divide. For further only examples of fresco paintings excitement which buoyed up their particulars apply to Harley L. in the collection. The green has solid devotion and sometimes Jones, The Cherries. Phone 541-J. the cold tempered quality of the turned it in such strange direct 2629 tm ei to s21. greens in the background of the ions. large fresco which is reputed to be "This world revolved round her FOR SALE—Building Lots at South a portrait of Gian Galeazzo di her sister Christabel, still as vig Court, Paget East, £120-£150. Easy Medici as a chid, and which is orous, as full of resource, and as terms. T. M. Doe, Reid St. the centre of interest in this section determined to put on frills and 2614's. ei to s21. of the collection. make everyone call them petti- Gray brocade covers the walls of ooats as in the days of her child Gallery XVIII, where the well- hood. Near Christabel was their Accommodation known Watteaus, Lancrets and mother, a woman of much greater raters hang, and in which are many power of intellect and emotion, Englishman Would like go Paying choice specimens of the elegant but driven by her elder daughter Guest private family near Hamil French furniture of th?:.: pe.i as a ship before the wind. For a ton, partial board, terms very No detail which could coniriba.j long time there were also the reasonable, permancy. Box 2727 to the harmonious general effect Pethick-Lawrences, whose great de Bermuda Press. LWIH has been neglected. V?inscot- votion to the cause Christabel 2727*s. ing has been marbled, cornices, had made her own and belief in her TWO SHOWS 7—9, 9—11 copgold—even the fire-extinguish efficiency kept them faithful. A JactBjicharafl ing apparatus in the big gallery has time came when first they, and FOR_RENT been given a coat of "protective" then the long obedient younger colouring which causes it to become sister were forced to withdraw, and FOR RENT—Furnished, Attractive mm ADMISSION 3/- almost indistinguishable at a short Christabel was left with her mother Apartment. Apply Mrs. Ernest distance from the walls. alone. Motyer, "The Willows," Laffan It is difficult to imagine any set "Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, who Street, Phone 375. tings more handsomely suitable for writes with affection and under 2632*m. ei to s21. Assist a worthy institution by attending one of these shows a ad the particular art treasures they standing about all her family, contain than these galleries now makes it plain that, natural as FOR RENT— Room; w ith j "abl e wearing a Forget-me-not. provide. That the trustees were it was to her to be dominated by Board Apply Y/a3hi: Lo j jn H )'U3 ). enabled to replace the cheaper Christabel, there were always con 2728*s 2690tf.«. variety of hangings by silk brocade tending influences in her life. Among these, oddly enough, one FOR RENT—Furnished Cottage on is, we anderstand, due mainly to the Riddell's Bay Golf Courso, for tho generosity of Sir Joseph Duveen.— must place the father, from whom they all derived their passion for month of April and May. Apply F. R. Greig Whitney. 00 women's suffrage. Dr. Pankhurst, DEATH OF NOTED GOLF who died when his daughters were 2692*f.eitoth26. in their teens, was, like Christabel PUBLIC MEETING ASTRONOMERS SEEK AGE OF FOR RENT—Large attractive House ARCHITECT a lawyer and a politician; but he modern conveniences, electric light was also an impassioned social EARTH BY COUNTING LAY veranda and garden, Moderate Rent worker. He was always thinking Write Box 2673 Bermuda Press. Word was received yesterday of of the immediate reverberation the death of Oharles H. Banks, The General Public and those especially interested in music are ERS IN ITS CRUST of events upon the very poor, and, 2673*th.S. the well known golf architect of fighter as he was, pity was his New York. He left Bermuda only hereby invited to attend a meetingi at Alaska Hall, Court Street FOR RENT—Five-roomed Cottage dominant emotion. His almost Toilet and Bath two minutes from a short time ago after staying here on MONDAY EVENING 23rd inst at 8.30 O'CLOCK, at which time daily exhortation to his children. a few days to inspect the progress A aew method of raadlng tHe Warwiek Church. Call 545-J, Jack Mr. Manning will speak on the Musical Talent of Bermuda and earth's age by count I.g peculiar 'If you do not work for other son's Ice Cream Parlour. of the new course at Tucker's Town people, you will not have been which he had been superintending outline his plans for developing the same. laye.3 in its crust, just as tree rings 2679*th.f.s. are r *ad, is in preparation here. worth the upbringing,' remained 'or the Furness Withy Company. in his younger daughter's mind, He came down often for a few days __jThe layers are "varves," the geol ogical name for thin annual earth and began in time to conflict with HOMES FOR RENT at a time for this purpose. Just Christabl's pursuit of success and previous to his last trip he had gone deposits laid down many thousand or Sale We the undersigned will In accordance with custom years ago by the glaciers. The power for their own sakes. It is to a hospital in New York for treat apparent from this book that be CRAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY ment and remained there for a CLOSE OUR STORES ON DERBY DAY^ reader is Prof. A. E. Douglasi, director of Stewart Observatory of fore the end of the struggle Votes Ui,|>hoar Bu_4i_i, Reid Street week or so. He suffered from a for Women had come to mean general nervous condition, but the Tuesday, March 34, from 10 a.m. onward the University of Arizona. Hamilton In what is considered one of the something different for the two Teiephon- S73 C.M. "Ho«>e- main trouble was with his heart Misses Pankhurst." from which he died. GOSLING BROS, LTD. [i most amazing feats of modern During tbe many visits to Ber JT. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. • science Professor- Douglass dis covered a method of tree ring reading MRS. GROSVENOR TUCKER muda in tbe interests of the new J. F. BURROWS & CO., LTD." REAL ESTATE golf development at Tucker's that identifies trees which were H. & W. FRITH, LTD. growing when the pyramids for real, furnished and un Town he made many friends, and DEATH furnished. Land for sale. all of these will surely be saddened BRADLEY BRYAN were building that tells the dates of constructing prehistoric wooaen WESTBURY, Richmond Road at his death. He was in the prime of Cable* "Teucro" Phone 287 life, of a rare temperament, kindly houses of the Amr-ican South BELL—Ant'onette Christina, at and retiring. He had poetic talent west, that ide^tif js even the New York Oity, March 2, 1931, of a nigh degree and it its the FOR SALE drought years of past ages. age 33 years, leaving a sorrowing pleasure of this newspaper to print, Now he proposes to apply this mother, four brothers—Ernest, HOUSES a year ago, a series of poems on a method to the varves. He has spe nt Joseph, Oecil, Russell—and three Library Table much time studying these deposits sisters—Albertha, Adelia, Gwendo FURNISHED aad UNFURNISHED child's life, written, unless we are Tea Wagon CUTY-CLIPS . mistaken, for his own little girl. with their discoverer, the Swedish lyn—and numerous relatives to Dining Room Suite, 10 pieces Professor de Geer. mourn their loss. For Rent er Sale Composed only for his small family Two White Enamel Bed Room Circle, tie was extremely reticent The Seasons Latest Water melting from the glaciers Properties for Sate Sets in summer deposited a layer of "Asleep in Jesus' about showing them to anyone Porcelain-lined ice Box Novelty 2733ts. MRS. ROBINSON and it was only through persistent sand and dirt. In winter this CAMPBELL. GOSLING * CO. asking that the one referred to was Apply: deposit stopped. Very hot seasons left their finger marks ia the form Bank of Bermuda Building. West End printed. No one knew that the Mrs. WALTER MASTERS, Set with coloured stones poems were written by Mr. Banks. of extra deep deposits. Through Branch. Phone 963. Cables "Carbrook" Rockville Cottage, and with brilliants. thousands of years these successive 1359'1'Jm.eitp. Mrt Banks had the distinction Pembroke. Card ot Thanks of being associated with some layers were each season buried 2727*».tu.t_. of the great golf courses of the Can be worn on more deeply, pressed flat and hard, but as distinguishable as are tree MRS. IDA VENETTA BELL, HER United States and helped in the SONS AND DAUGHTERS planning of the Mid-Ocean course The Hat—The Gown rings, permanent leaves of history Hamilton Hotel Beauty here. Octagen products, are . *. The Shoe . *. for whoever finds the key to their desire to express their sincere oo ' known throughout meaning. , thanks to the many sympathi Parlour the world for their The Hand Bag Professor Douglass's tree ring dis sers and friends who sent let FINGER WAVING high quality. coveries offer the dating method. ters of condolence, especially The Goal $1.00 to $4.00 It is based on sun-spot cycles and the officers and members of MARCEL WAVING SAVE THE COUPONS the lean and thick succession of the Good Samaritans Lodge First Actor: "I hear the leading growth going with dry and wet No. 8, for the use of their Special spring price for Per lady's understudy is getting mar- years. The sun-spot cycles swing Lodge-room. Also for the E. M. ASTWOOD from wet to dry years and shows manent Waving. ried.*" The manufacture of steel office many floral tributes sent on Front St. Queen St. plainly in tree ring's. A few geo the day of the funeral. Second Ditto: "Yes, she's found a furniture has been begun in South logists have found records of simi $10.00 .peaking part at last." Africa. lar cycles in varves. 2724ts. .726t*.tu.tp. EVEREADY Flashlights and Batteries - ASTWOOD'S *!f******m**m**lm B*^_^~^-i.rv~r**^r *-** ••£ __L— ~r : ~—~~ i-.^.:)..-.,. =^-7—"- —^—"!—r-r—"^ Page 16 THE KOYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAlLlT- SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 BERMUDA MUSICAL FESTIVAL I- J* The approximate dates for the MARCH V&V Festival are as follows: April 14, M"-*ni- **4> ow IM l*"T 15, 16, 17. Competitions*" to 6 p.m. (Friday till 10 p.m.). Apil 18. 1234567 Prize Winners Concerts 3 p.m. and 891011121314 8 p.m. 15161718192021 Extra Classes have been arranged for: % 2223242526212a 1. Instrumental Solo. 293031 • Particulars can be obtained from the Bandmaster, B.V.R.C, or the — Bandmaster, Imperial Silver Band. 2. Elocation for Boys, under 12. • Elocution for Boys, over 12. NEW YORK STOCK Piece of own choice, not exceed ing 5 minutes. 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All Blue 6d, Red 1/-, Green 1/. testing teams at Belmont Manor Government. —He asks if the Gov occur. 'Bisurated' Magnesia never **r*3**!frf*rfi*i on Thursday, March 19, resulted ernment proposes to arrange a guaranteed. Sold every where. fails—it has brought feUef and in the Manor carrying off honours trade agreement with Cuba so as care-free digestion to thousands of WATERMAN'S with a total of 861 strokes against to prevent the increase in duty. If sufferers, and just as surely wiU Elbow Beach team, second in the so he wishes to know the nature make yotir own stomach trouble a BLUE BLACK contest, with a total of 981 strokes. of the agreement. StiU Hope. thing of the past. Be sure and try The scores of the Belmont team this great stomach remedy today. 9d were as follows: 'itt NEJkFR.NCH REJUED* itiest Janitor: "WeU, Sam, I see oo where the mercury was down to 3 ,G. S. Kilbourne 136 Special Prices to Dealers f HERTAPIQN NO*1 below last night." Having : ". opening 12 feet square, R. M. 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