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VOL. 15~~NO. 231 HAMILTON. BERMUDA, WEDNESDAY, OCOTBER 1, 1930 3D PER COPY—AOl- PER ANNUM ENGLAND MOURNS LOSS OF BRIIXIANT IAWYER^STATEMAN
PREMIERS GATHER FOR DEATH OF LORD THE BERMUDA NEW YOK STOCK [ THEY SAY fl BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY MARKET That the expected flight of the Do-X IMPERIAL CONFERENCE is creating quite a lot of interest. Rapid Progress Expected * » * Brilliant Statesman, That it should mark an era ln de Hfr~ Yesterday's Closing velopment. Shortly * * * Lawyer and Writer Prices That proper recognition of the event Germany Faced With Big in consequence of a cable des should be made. patch received by us yesterday to * * * A special Reuter's despatch re the effeot-teat a railway construct Alleghany Oorp -„-„..- 18 That some will regret a foreign ion expert-.had sailed -by the Lady r Deficit ceived by the Royal Gazette and Allied Chemical. __. N.Q. firm is first in the field. Colonist Daily yesterday announced Somers to start construction on * * * Bermuda's first railway, our re Am. Oan 117 the death of Lord Birkenhead whose Am. ft Foreign Power 53) That nevertheless the first should health has been giving consider presentee called on Mr. O. A. always receive credit. Jones, the construction manager Am. Locomotive. 37} able anxiety for some time. Few Am. Power & Light... 70 * • • men of the present age have had a for Messrs Balfour, Beatty, & Com pany, **tho are building the railway. Am. Smelting & Refining. 53 That the example should stimulate. Rumour of Baldwin's Resignation Denied—J.H. more brilliant career, and his Am. Water Works N.Q. * * * death will leave a great gap In legal, In re. y to questions, Mr. Jones Am. Tel. & TeL „ 202| That the Dominion Premiers are Thomas Sees Hope in Industrial Effort—Ver very readily gave what information political and literary circles, all of Anaconda Copper.™.- 351 now all gathered together. which he adorned and to whose wtg available, but preferred to dict of Suicide in Egyptian Mystery— Atchison R.R „™.. N.Q. * » * prestige he added distinction and avoid definite dates because of Atlantic Refining. 25 honour. delays that might occur and for That some plain talking might help. Viceroy Deplores Action of Congress which the local company were not American Tobacco "B" .„_.. 1141 * * * Born in 1872, "F. E." Smith had a responsible. Am. Steel Foundry N.Q. That what is not wanted is all —League Adopts Report on Minor brilliant early career, carrying off Baltimore ft Ohio „ 91 talk. many honours at Birkenhead It was gratifying to learn, how Bethlehem Steel 80 } * * » ities—English Author De- School and Wadham College, Ox ever, that arrangements for com Canadian Pacific N.Q. That they might say whether I nounces Sexual Literature ford. He was president of the Ox pleting the line to Somerset are Ches. ft Ohio R.R ... 441 Empire Free Trade is a practical ford Union Society in 1893 where well in hand and only await the Chrysler Motors. 20 scheme or an idle dream. —Bobby Jones Ted up" he displayed that brilliant ora arrival of the necessary cargoes of Ool. Gas. . . 51 * * » tory and amazing faculty for de timber and steeL The expert Cons. Gas...... _ 100 That the rain is a long time coming. alluded to in our cable, said Mr. I With Hitting Golf bate which were later to be of sueh Corn Products. ~. 78} * » » service to the Conservative Party Jones, %e i_e foreman of the track Com. and Southern. llj That kind neighbours are regrett * Balls—Sporting and the Empire. layers, a man of long experience Delaware ft Hudson. N.Q. ing an early gift of water. and technical knowledge. Dupont ..„ N.Q. He entered Parliament in 1903 * * * News The trestle timber for the bridges, Eastman Kodak. __ 195i and served with great distinction That the Bermuda brings down a we learned, would arrive soon from Electric Autolite. N.Q. welcome supply. in the office of Solicitor General Vancouver. No less than 1,200 tons 1915, Attorney General 1915-1919, Electric P. & L_. _ 61} * * * are needed, and special gangs of Erie R.R. Common...—.. N.Q. That some say a time limit should and was Lord High Chancellor of men for unloading, cutting and DOMINION PREMIERS MET monwealth depended largely on England from 1919-22. His chan Fox Film N.Q. be put on the hours of miniature handling will be engaged to ex General Electric N*w 61 golf course operation. PRIME MINISTER industries own efforts, and one of cellorship was marked by a pedite the work. the chief tasks would be to discover series of judgments which are General Motors 38| * * * The steel for the bridges at Spring Goodrich Rubber 19| That others would prefer loud LONDON, Sept. 30:—All the Do the means for encouraging those now regarded as classics of sound field and Avocado Avenues is leaving minion Premiers (with the ex efforts. The economic outlook was Grt. Northern Ore N.Q. speakers shut off at a reasonable ness, lucidity and eloquence, per the Clyde on the 15th. of October, hour. ception of Mr. Bennet who arrives darker than it has been for genera haps the most conspicuous of which Hudson Motors.... „ 23$ and the first locomotive is being Hupp Motors. 10} * * * tomorrow) met MacDonald today tions, but the greatness of the crisis was given in the Russell matri shipped on the 9th of November. was a measure of opportunity. Int. Combustion „ „ N.Q. That pleasing everyone is a hard at 10 Downing Street. monial suit. He saw active service The .ade to Somerset Terminal "For my part I start an optimist." Int. Nickel of Canada 19} job. The Prime Minister was accom with the Indian Corps in France will, it is confidently expected, Replying to question, Mr. Thomas Int. Tel. & TeL... 31 * * • panied by Lord Passfield, J. H. and was a major in the King's be competed by the loth, of Novem declared that nobody could ques Kennecott Oopper „... _-___. 27} That only the unpleasing try lt. Thomas, and Wedgewood Benn. Own Oxfordshire Hussars. ber. tion anybody's right to succeed, Kreuger ft TolL 4 N.Q. * * * A preliminary and informal talk Asked concerning rumours re- that the wisdom of such an action As an advocate he -had few ot no Loews, _ic..^_™*~._ -^5^-. 67} That a company of noted pi vers on the forthcoming Conference gardia,. certain work already com might be argued. There would be equals, and in debate both in the Mack Truck i ,_._^. N.Q. wants to spend next season lu.re. took place. pleted, Mr. Jones refused to con The Canadian Delegation to the a discussion on Empire Appeal Commons and Lords he achieved Montg. Ward..._____„ 28J * • * Court and he believed that such a fame that will long be remem sider any charge not brought di Nash Motors . 30} Imperial Conference headed by rectly and officially to his company. That a nightly play is a tall order. Premier Bennett has arrived in tribunal would emerge, but whether bered. In spite of his great legal Natl. Biscuit New. ~.~ 79} » * * merely to adjudicate between States and political activities, he found We learned, however, that complete Natl. Power ft Light ... 37 London. Bennett said that he tests bad been made of all necessary That anyhow plenty of entertain brought to the people of the British or individuals as well would have time to devote to literature and his New York Central 150} ment of a high class Is promised. books are both authoritative and and structural work, and all the Isles a message of warm goodwill to be determined by the Conference. North American _. 92 J * * * intensely readable. tests had proved eminently satis Northern Pacific. 63| from Canadians and he confidently * * * factory. That of the making of plans, there believes that the important ques THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY His comparatively early death is Otis Steel 20| is no end. No definite information was forth Paramount Pictures. 52 tions which might come before the ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 30:—A ver undoubtedly due to his immense coming with regard to the line to * * • Conference would be disposed of capacity for work, his untiring Packard Motors „ — 10| dict of suicide whilst temporary St. George's. This was not because Penn. R.R 68} That of the plans themselves, there common advantage all parts of the insane was given on the inquest energy and enthusiasm and his there was possibility of any aband is plenty of end. Empire. utter disregard for his own personal Postum (Gen. Foods)..... 51J of Norton Griffiths. A business onment or curtailment of that Public Service, N.J 86} * * * * * * needs. associate of deceased gave evidence section, but because it was imposs Pullman Company — 59f That an unusual vocal reoltal is promised. GERMANY'S DEFICIT that Norton Griffiths had long England has lost a great states ible at the present moment to give Pure Oil „ ~ _ 16} been in a state of nervous tension man, the Law a brilliant luminary, precise information, and Mr. » * * BERLIN, Sept. 30.—Chancellor Radio - 28 } and ansiety with regard to the the world of letters a distinguished Jones expressed his dislike to That the singer is perhaps the most Bruening has submitted to Hind Radio Keith Orph „ 33 progress of the work on Assuan scholar, his enemies a powerful speculation or undue promise. gifted of all coloured vocalists. enburg the Government's financial Reading R.R 98 Dam. This was accentuated when foe, and his friends a man of rare * * * programme is cover the budget. -oo- Remington Rand 24J he arrivfed in Egypt two week3 ago charm and infinite joy, The heavy deficit is dne to unem SheU Union Oil 11} That her programmes is of a very and found the position even more Sinclair Oil 16 high order. ployment and decline of reyenue serious than he hai realised. Fin HOW TO OBTAIN A WATER and to prevent further deficit for Southern Pacific „__— 110 * * • ancial difficulties due to the delay Southern R.R 78 That art knows no class, creed or the coming year is understood that in the vork greatly aggravated his -oo— SUPPLY salaries of Cabinet ministers will Standard Brands .___. 16| colour. nervous tension. (.First find a friend who has the Standard Gas & Elec 87} be reduced by 20 per cent and all * * * * * * State officials by 6 per cent, unem largest tank and water catch in St. Oil of California 55 That the Director of Works has gone VICEROY DENOUNCES INDIAN ployment insurance tax increased VOCAL RECITAL BY the island. This is not as difficult St. Oil of New Jersey 57} to a Road Congress. by 2 per cent, bachelors and spin CONGRESS as it seems for every man boasts St. Oil of New York-... 27} * * * sters will probably be taxed and the SIMLA, Sept. 30:—The Viceroy, of this distinction at the moment Studebaker 26} That he will learn just what is the NOTED SINGER of building his house. He will pro expenditure of Governmental de in a speech at a banquet given by Sears Roebuck „ 58| best road for motors. the Punjaub Government.denounc- bably live one mile away but do Texas Oorp 44} partments wiU be reduced by eight * » » ed the action of Congress in refus not let this discourage you as it Texas Gulf Sulphur. 54} million pounds. It is anticipated That then he will return and find that the Reichstag which meets on ing to attend the Round Table gives plenty of opportunity for Timken R. B. - 55| Conference and conducting the Good Programme arranged laying a pipe at a dozen cross roads, out what is the best motor for the 13th inst., will reject the pro Union Carbide. ~ 65} the roads. gramme and that Hindenburg will Civil Disobedience Campaign. over carriage drives and across Union Pacific. 205} authorise the Government to leg The solution of the trouble, said for Tuesday Night busy streets, U. S. Ind. Alcohol N.Q. ROAD CONGRESS AT alise it until Spring. the Viceroy, was made immeasure- See that the pipe is very large in U.S. Rubber „„ „ 14| ably mo,re difficult by such an at diameter. This enables a driver U.S. Realty. — N.Q. * # * WASHINGTON titude. Next Tuesday evening, at the to know he has passed over one and U.S. Steel 155} BALDWIN'S RESIGNATION * * * broken his carriage springs. After United Corporation 25} DENIED Colonial Opera House, a vocal re LEAGUE ADOPTS REPORT ON cital'will be given by Miss Olyve a bicycle or two^have come to grief, Warner Bors 20} MINORITIES White Norman, a coloratura sop but before the pumping has actual Westinghouse Air Brake... 36 Director of Public Works to LONDON, Sept. 30.—The Conser GENEVA, Sept. -Kh^The League rano of unusual quality of tone and ly begun owing to a plumber hav Westinghouse Electric 126} vative Central Office has formerly Assembly adopted the report of the technique and who comes to Ber ing forgotten some tool, lay hoards Western Union Telegraph ._. 153} Attend denied the rumour that Baldwin sixth committee dealing with the muda with excellent recommenda on either side at the pipe. These Woolworth : 60} contemplated resigning the leader protection of minorities and stress tions and flattering press -notices, boards are useful spring boards Yellow Truck * 13 ship of the Conservative Party. It ing the capital importance of the one critic describing her as the and can easily be kicked by a horse Mr. William Livington, A.M., Is understood that Mr. Baldwin Total Sales. t_4_* 4,496,700 problem of Peace which it believed Galli-Ourci of her race. or stubbed by a pedestrian. Both Inst, C.E., Director of Public Works will take an early opportunity for to be found in mutual confidence then know that there Is a water Money Opened. .y. 2% proceed yesterday by the M.s. Ber Issuing a public announcement of and constant co-operation between In a recent programme, she won shortage and will determine it Money Closed 2% muda for New York en route to the Party's policy before ParUament the majority and minorities of golden opinions hot only for voice, shall never happen again even if Washington where he is attending Sterling. —. _.„...„ N.Q. le-assembles on the 28th instant. each country. but also for her wide range of choice they have to build a reservoir them as a delegate the International * * * * * * and her splendid interpretation selves and not trust to the Corpora Road Congress. NO CONSERVATIVE HELP FOR CHESTERTON DENOUNCES of each style. This programme in tion. Mr. Livingston .is a permanent cluded "La Pardon da Ploermel" the EMPIRE FRIE TRADER TREND OF LITERATURE Having safely laid the pipe and Having laid your pipe, guarded it member of the international Road shadow song with flute obligato protected it with boards, comply with boards, covered them with Congress and has been given leave MONTREAL, Sept. 29.—Gilbert by Meyerbeer, "Vol che Sapete" with the many requests to pile earth, secured an engine to pump. on duty in order to be able to go. LONDON, Sept. 30.—Li diard, the K. Chesterton, the famous British Conservative candidate blessed by Mozart, "Caro Nome," Verdi, earth above the twg w\%{\ they are let your friend know you are ready This Congress is one of the most wit and iconoclast, arrive4 here "Alia Stella Oonftdente" Robaudi, as securely juried as Queen Anne. to oblige him by taking a couple important meetings of highway Beaverbrook, has been ex-com- today on a lecture tour of Canada munieated from the Conservative whilst the second part consisted Any earth will do for this purpose, of thousand gallons from his brim engineers held every three years and the United States. In an inter of neg-o spirituals and modern but the favourite is coal dust or ming over tank. in a country where the road con Party. Neville Chamberlain as view he stated that too many Chairman, wrote Wm intimating ballads. furance refuse. This blows about "Yes, sitr! brimming over. I've struction problems are of sufficient authors were indulging in "a free so easily that by the time you have got three tanks and everyone of ly educational value to do so. that if he tied himself haad &nd for all race for bigger and better Her visit to Bermuda has been toot to-the Empire Free Traders he got your water you will have lost 'em fuU. When I built I said One of the most valuable aspects immorality." He said that he brought about by a few music your pile of earth. Coal is also aw 'plenty of water,' and believe me, of the Congress is the inspection would get no support from the "viewed this spirit in modern lovers who wished to hear the noted Central Office at the forthcoming ful useful for tracing footsteps on I've got it." of all ealsses of road construction literature as a collapse qf intellect, singer and who believed that a a carpet or polished floor. He will then tell you he is sorry works, improved methods and ma by-election. but not of morals." Chesterton good programme well rendered Many a woman known where her but fqr some reason or other his chinery, defects and the causes of * * » said his choice of authors of the would be g, J3ju§it;al and educational husband i\k\^ bee** Qvar night by the tank has sprung a leak and he same, and the application of types J. H. THOMAS OPTIMISTIC moderq school was Thornton Wilder treat for the people. nature of the dust he brings home can't let you have any. of roads best suited to the com and Aid*, ua SlKiey. He will lecture on his shoes. Do not be disturbed by this. It munities requiring roads to meet LONDON. Sept. 80 —Continuing today on the subject, "^S-*n En Reserved seats may be secured certain conditions, the question of his speech to journalists, the Rt.- slavement of Women." j and we believe that a large audience It is no use his saying he has been would have rained anyhow two to the Masonic Lodge if the short- economy being kept in view all the Hon. J. H. Thomas said that ths I will appreciate the singer's beauti hours aftw you had got a new sup time. economic prosperity of tlie Com (Cntinwdl ra Pafe 2; ful voice and excellent training. ag§ of water is at the club, ply.
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______• swi*faiH9-£______a THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COL^UST DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1930
Salute The Cenotaph EFFECT OF U.S. CABLE NEWS w (Onti-me-l Iroa Page 1) _N^^_^S_S^_^_5_^_^_^i--: I TARffF THE BERMUDA BOOK During a recent visit to the Col 3 BOBBY GETS ROUSING HOME onial Secretary's Office, we took STORES the opportunity during a few min RECEPTION ute's wait to take a census of the Eleven Countries Adopt Reid St. number of persons passing by the NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Bobby * Pitts Bay Ireland Island Cenotaph to observe the respect— Retaliatory Measures Jones arrived at Atlanta today, 3 or rather the lack of respect— marking the end of his long trail shown to this national symbol of of golfing adventures which starts- 3 sacrifice, heroism and high resolve. WASHINGTON, Sept. 28:—Eleven last April. Though entirely un The Odds are 7 to 1 BOOKS: In a comparatively short time, countries have taken retaliatory official, a rousing welcome had been measures or made threats of re Whatever i BUY! BUY! BUY! WHO'LL one hundred and nineteen persons arranged for his arrival and thous passed by the cenotaph but out taliation against the United States ands of his admirers jammed the Your Problem May be BUY! ot this number only five saluted tariff. A report Just published by railway station. As he alighted 3 this monument to "The Glorious the Foreign Policy Association from the train motor horns, whis We Can Assist You : : : : BIG VALUES IM Dead" and of these five one was an shows. With reference to Oanada tles and other noise machines- BOOKS known as Omni American visitor and the other the report says "the mutual im announced his arrival, while the bus Volumes—something 3 four, unless we ore much mis portance of friendly trade relations clicking of motor picture cameras big. taken, ex-service men or near re between the United States and was added to the general uproar. LIGHT AND AIR : No. 1. THE FIRST latives of those who had paid the Canada is indicated by the fact that His wife and young son were t£s AND LAST OF CONRAD supreme sacrifice. in recent years Canada has been first to greet him. Bobby drove REFRIGERATION containing 4 lull length By far the greatest number drove the leading foreign market for home immediately and stated that INDUSTRIAL POWER novels of this famous writ by in carriages or on trolleys, but umted States merchanise and con he did not know what he was going er, 7/6. hot a single instance of proper versely the Umted States has been to do in the future, but for the COMMERCIAL LIGHTING Etc j : : : No. 2. THE STORIES a observance redeemed this class of the most important market for present he was frankly fed up OF ROBERT LOUIS STE citizen and not a single case of Canadian goods. In 1929 American hitting golf balls. A unique mark VENSON, 6 volumes in salutation by a coloured man was exports to Canada totalled about of distinction has been conferred 8/6. noted. Three salutes were given $850,000,000 while American im on Bobby, for the U. S. Gold Asso DISH WASHING COOKING : No. 3. SAPPER- by cyclists and two by pedestrians. ports from that country exceeded ciation has given him the custody CLOTHS WASHING WATER HEATING WAR STORIES complete in It is impossible to believe that $500,000,000." The report drawn of the Walker Oup for a year, 1 volume ol 1,056 pages, 7/6 only four per cent of our population up before the Government of though this cup has never before CLEANING IRONING : No. 4. THE SCAR> 3 remembers with pride and affec Prime Minister R. B. Bennett took been given to an individual, always FLOOR POLISHING FOOD PREPARING LET PIMPERNEL, 4 com tion the part our fallen soldiers offlce anticipates the upward re having been retained in the offices plete novels in 1 volume of played in the greatest struggle for vision made a short time ago and of the Association. But the Asso WATER SYSTEMS, RADIATORS, WARMING 1,280 pages, 7/6. freedom, honour and justice that says "tariff policies were much dis ciation decided that as Bobby had : : : : No. 5. UPS AND history knows; and it is equally in cussed during the election campaign captained the last two Walker Cup PANS, CURLING IRONS. DOWNS by Stacy Aumo- conceivable that the tremendous This resulted in a decisive victory teams and had won all the other nier, 34 stories in 1 volume sacrifice of the whole Empire is for the Conservatives who opposed championship emblems he should c by this master of the short 3 forgotten or unrecognised. countervailing duties but advocated have the Walker Oup too. Phone 394, we can give you informa story, 8/6. It is a well-known fact that higher tariff barriers against all * * * ^_H__V tion regarding, the problems of your : No. 6. RAFFLES practically every person in the other countries." The report DESECRATION BY COMMUNISTS complete record of the ex .3 community points with pride to a further says "drastic upward re home and biisiness. ploits of E. W. Hornungs War Veteran, and all have resolved vision in the rates on farm products LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29—Vand• famous character, 7/6. 3 to honour him and, as far as is in the new United States tariff als crudely painted, in red letters a : No. 7. EDGAR WAL practicable, to see that his great raised a storm of protest and ill- foot high, the legend, "Vote Com* LACE, 48 complete stories services are not unrewarded. At feeling (in Canada)." Since passage munist," on the side of the Pro in 1 volume, 7/6. the annual ceremony on Armistice of the Hawley-Smoot tariff mea testant Episcopal Church of the THE ELECTRIC UGHT COMPANY : : : : No. 8. MEN OF THE Day, no body of troops is so en sure Canada, Australia and New Heavenly Rest, which is one of the FRONTIER FORCE by thusiastically received as the gal Zealand together with Cuba and most beautiful church buildings in Maud Diver, 1,016 pages Spain have made extensive revisions the city and attended by the elite, tales of the Indian Frontier lant company % of War Veterans _, al and at every function in which the reports says while France, The police are endeavouiing to dis 5688«]_« e 7/6. they take a part there is always Italy, Switzerland, Mexico, Uru cover who were the perpetrators : No. 9. GREAT accorded them a fitting and proper guay and Argentina have increased of this unusual act. STORIES OF REAL LIFE, recognition. These are however, individual duties or threatened to mmm _^a^«^_^«^_^ 57 stories proving truthh is Clk public rather than individual de do so. BISHOP OF BERMUDA DEDI stranger than fiction 33 7/6. cJ, monstrations. CATES BARGE : No. 10. ETHEL M. Why then this lamentable failure CHICAGO.—Jenny Tourel, con DELL, 6 full length novels LONDON, Sept. 30.—The Bishop € to acknowledge publicly the monu tralto, born in Montreal, Que., in 1 volume, 1,920 pages ment which serves to remind all of has been added to the list of singers of Bermuda, formerly the vicar of romance, 9/6. a gallant sacrifice and a noble re of the Chicago Civic Opera Com St. Michael's, Paddington, has de Beautiful Hand'- Embroidered : No. 11. THE EDGAR solve—"We died in vain unless ye pany. Miss Tourel studied opera dicated a barge at Iron Gate Wharf, WALLACE POLICE VAN keep the faith?" in Berlin and made her debut at Paddington, which will be used as contains 4 complete policne Perhaps there is a reluctance to the opera house at Danzig. (Continue'! on Page 8 Linens novels, 1,166 pages of thrills show in public any sentiment or 7/6. to display any sign of emotion or from _ "3 deep feeling. There may be some carelessness or failure to remember IRELAND c STATIONERY: the location, though this is in MADEIRA excusable on the part of pedest : : t : Faber's Dash Pen rians who must have time to realise Time Table good only to December 31st, 1930 CHINA cils, 9d. dozen. their proximity to the national ITALY : . : Esterbrook's Relief memorial. There can Scarcely be Subject to Change Without Notice Pens, 6/-gross. &$*** ignorance of its meaning for each Including : : Delamare Writing successive Armistice Day has proved Pads, 100 pages, l/-. that in the two minutes silence Luncheon, Tea and Dinner Cloths, Banquet : Jackdaw Fountain (the greatest inspiration of the The Bermuda Transportation Co., Ltd. Cloths, Dinner Napkins, Cocktail Napkins, € Pens, 6/6 each, fully guar century) there is real communion Incorporated 1911 Bridge Sets, Table Runners and Scarfs, Pillow anteed. with the departed heroes and a : 6| White Wove En firmer resolve to be worthy of their Cases and Guest Towels, etc. etc velopes, 7/6 per 1000. * sacrifice. IRELAND ISLAND AND SOMERSET FERRY : : : : ask for a sample of Why then, we repeat, the lament Every piece of Linen guaranteed Qenuine, and Real Swan-Pen Notepaper when able failure to salute the cenotaph? c Handwork, the prices due to direct importations, are next in our stationery de In the first place there is a com TIME TABLE : partment. mon belief that non-salutation most reasonable. (Commencing Monday, October 6th, 1930) ' by no means implies disrespect. THE BERMUDA BOOK To persons holding this view we would point out that though the c STORES e •a m em failure to salute such a monument 1 o by no means dishonours the dead > > si COX &. WILSON i _aM 3 2? _ >* 5682II Hw. (they are honoured for all ages,) it < *m 00 "00 ca g 01 il TJ Queen St. UNEN DEPARTMENT Hamilton E m" §_c pa. _ B undoubtedly dishonours the living as <* 568
•pp BERMUDA CIGAR STORB hfe. QRLIK WINIjEPRQQ^ IIGHTERS ______.______B_S__1__ —————_—______! ______• THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1930 Page 3 ___i____r___a__-_—____4_____»_____a_K8__ GREAT STORY OF NEWS LIFE §S£_<_i___^^ NOW FILM HIT _• if-mei DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME '*¥ sfi Toby and Ann Leave Book Pages Ma sfi REID HALL, UMITED Hi Again Paramount Scores! ifi for the Action of the Screen NATHAN MACHAT, Managing Director m America's best selling book Hear the snappy song hits! Ifi One of the most popular novels of ______sfi Presents the past year provides the material SIS lives on the screen. A glamor' "I'VE GOT IT" "GOOD 'N for the main feature at Mechanics sfi "PLENTY" " I'LL BOB UP I RAMON NOVARRO HaU tonight. The novel is "Young ous Modern-Day Love Story ifi Man of Manhattan" by Kath m WITH THE BOB-O-LINK sfi (The Golden Voice of the Silver Screen) arine Brush. Sfi that Takes You to Places, "IF YOU CAN JUST FOR ifi in "Young Man of Manhattan was m Shows You Things! GIVE AND FORGET" ifi . first published as a serial in the m —^AMOUNT PUBUXCORP. fcfc **)**) Saturday Evening Post In the win m H-BAMOUNr BUILDING, NEW YOU . and many others. sfi IN GAY MADRID ter of 1929-30. It was produced ifi later in book form by Farrar and m A story of young love in old Spain Rinehart, New York book publish m CLAUDETTE COLBERT And ers. The book became a best m ifi seller in hundreds of book stores all m The Most Exquisite Star of the Screen ifi over the country. With | BEBE DANIELS "Young Man of Manhattan" Is a m ifi Sensational star of ''Rio Rita,*__ realistic study, glamorously set m NORMA FOSTER—CHARLES RUGGLES—GINGER ROGERS ifi forth, of the lives of two M ifi young newspaper folk, Ann sfi in ifi "ALIAS FRENCH GERTIE" and Toby. She is pretty, m clever, ambitious and determined. ifi R.K.O. AU-Talking Production He is good-looking, carefree, a great m ifi mixer,aright and left handed drink "YOUNG MAN J sfi With BEN LYON er and capable of writing good i ifi "copy" when motivated by the m ifi proper stimulus. sfi ifi TONIGHT They meet at the Dempsey-Tun- ifi OF MANHATTAN" ney fight in Philadelphia in a pour The Most Heart Throbbing Youth Drama of 1930 ifi (NO ADVANCE IN PRICES) ing rain, he as an ace sports writer sfi ifi for his paper, she as a sob-sister sfi "Young Man of Manhattan" is modern but not jazzy, ifi NOTE:—Those desiring to see both pictures kindly come not sent to get the woman's angle for sfi sentimental but not maulin, swift-moving but not dizzy, sfi a feature yarn in her paper. They sfi intelligent but not high-hat. It is just a swell human-inter later than 8.30 p.m. fall in love and impetuously rush sfi 5681__*. into marriage, each determined est play dealing with the real Uves of real young people in to pursue the calling of the press. sfi these very real modern times. Then jealousies are born. She sfi Its appeal is universal. It pleases all audience types. makes good as a magazine feature sfi sfi writer; he slithers along, amid many sfi ifi a night of convivial elbow-bending. sfi He is sent to "cover" the World's ifi sfi Series at St. Louis. There he meets MECHANICS HALL m Puff Randolph, giddy young society sfi sfi gadabout whose household god is ifi TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT sfi JLHE GIN. Then follow a number FASHION— sfi sfi of "triangle" scenes against PERFORMANCES 7 p.m. and 9 pan. ADMISSION 3/- or 75c the background of football games, ifi SIIS k ifi In Entertainment and Comfort six-day bicycle racers, spring _•# ifi training camps and other stamp _H_ * BERMUDA MOVING PICTURE COMPANY, LTD. n»»ll"»W»WWll»»n*"WW_el»M~-B-—- ifi ing grounds of the gentlemen of sfii ll-»ll--_-»IW- If •_••_••_•-_ ••n«-n-_B--n-if th eFourth Estate. Ann, in trying to cure a cold, un wittingly drinks poisonous hooch "Wine, Women and Song," which left in the apartment by Toby. She are reported to be of a popular is stricken blind. There are several rather than semi-classical nature. tensely dramatic sequences and The picture, which is laid in a then the roseate finale, one of the Spanish university setting, incor BOXING! happiest happy endings yet con porates a number of festive scenes ceived by novelist or film producer. which afforded an opportunity for oo the introduction of the traditional Spanish tango in colourful costumes Bermuda Sports Arena PATHE STUDIO HEADS KNOW Information is that Novarro, who THEIR STUFF—AS "H0LI-- has long been known as an expert tangoist, conceived a special num Friday, October ard, 1930 DAY" PROVES ber for the production. Castinets Jar Recording Evidence points to the fact that MAIN BOUT Not the Largest Hotel, but the Best for those who can Pathe Studio executives have afford a slightly higher tariff. taken a leaf from the text-book of According to Director Leonard, chemistry. Infact.they know their the difficulty of adjusting'important Light Weight Championship 10 Rounds details to the sound medium was *tf*3t9*fi**J-*fiti stuff. When they have assembled TAFT BOWERS vs. FRED GAYNOR exactly the right elements for an ex made apparent in several instances ceptional product, the combination during the filming of "In Gay is kept intact and put to work. Madrid." In the dancing sequences, Henri. Taylor's Belmont Orchestra for instance, it was found that Main Semi'Final One of last year's most lauded pic ebony castinets used by the dancers Assisted by tures was "Paris Bound," which was sounded like machine guns when adapted for the screen by Horace 6 ROUNDS recorded by the delicate micro Jackson from Philip Barry's success phonic mechanism. After a series VAN PUTTEN Kale and Indetta Shaw ful stage play. Edward H. Griffith, vs. YOUNG GIBBONS of experiments it was discovered directed the screen version, with that the only way to successfully R.K.O. Entertainers Ann Harding in the featured role. record the clatter of the castinets Four 4 Round Preliminaries Now the Harding-Grifflth-Barry- was to place tiny battens of felt Jackson combination has been re Nightly on the Cedar Court between the pieces. ROY FLOOD vs. H. AITKEN assembled to bring "Holiday," one Most -Beautiful Setting in Bermuda of last season's outstanding hits, oo COMING KID vs. Thunderbolt WARNER to the screen. Developing still further the work BEBE DANIELS FOUGHT WAY K. O.. MOORE vs. Reindeer JOHNSON ing unit which resulted in the unus TO TALKIE TRIUMPH 1/ 18 Holes 6200 Yards ually fine quality of "ParisBound" Lightning WAINWRIGHT vs. TIGER FLOWERS Hal Cooley, who played an import Handicaps to Bebe Daniels, star GOi l Stuart Murray—Professional ant role in that picture, also ap of "Alias French Gertie" at the F. W. WILSON, pears in "Holiday." In addition, Ferry every Half Hour from Hamilton. Reid Hall Theatre tonight, are this picture was photographed by like the smell of gunpowder to a Promoter. 5169<1 Church St. opp. Huultoi Hetel Jaduave Users of "Daly-Camelo" Process—Odourless Dry-deaning^Jeffrey's the Cleaners"—( Tflifh m 1 jj 1 •___ •WWTT. Mi mm _—______) Page 4 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1930 MOTOR BOAT NOUS MILKY WAY MERELY STAR CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS CLOUDS, TK0T STARS, POWEB BOAT? MEETING OCTO MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE "CANADA'S COMMERCE CARRIERS" BER 27-30 ASTRONOMER HOLDS IN CONNECTION WITH (Under United States Government Mail Contract) Meetings of the American Power Probabilities that elsewhere in The S.S. "Pan America," fastest and steadiest steamer between CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Boat Association will begin with space there are stellar universes New York and Bermuda, sailing time permits you to spend CANADA—BERMUDA—WEST INDIES SERVICE divisional discussion on October like ours are increased by a new seven hours longef in Bermuda or New York, arriving at either 27, according to Frederick R. Still, port same time as any other steamer on the route. Specially Built and Equipped tor Tropical Travel interpretation at Harvard of the president. On the first day, the shape of the Milky Way. cruiser and runabout sections will From New York every Monday EASTERN GROUP—DEMERARA The idea is proposed by Dr. Har From Bermuda every Friday meet at the Columbia Tacht Qlub low Shapely, director of Harvard Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between Halifax, and the following day, the outboard Sailing 3.00 p.m. from Pier 6 N.S., and St. John, N.B., and Demerara, calling each way at Ber Observatory. It promises to help division will gather at the same clear up a mystery which has puz General and Cold Storage Cargo Carried muda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica, St. Lucia, place. Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Trinidad. zled astronomers. This mystery NO TRANS' ER BY TENDER ON THIS STEAMER The Gold Cup contest board will is that our sun seems to belong to In addition the regular Fortnightly South American Service meet at the Hotel Pennsylvania Leave Leave Leave Arr. & Dep. an organisation of stars immensely calls at Bermuda between New York and East Coast South October 29 and the council of the St. John Halifax Arrive Bda. for Bda. for St. larger than any other star group. American Ports. Steamer A. P. B. A. will meet at 10 a.m. S3. N.S. Bermuda W. Indies John, N.B. Such oversize is inconsistent with at the same place on October 30. other modern discoveries that, even Leave Arrive The annual meeting, open to any Sept. 8 Sept. 9 Oct. 4 out to the limit of telescopic vision, Steamer New York Eermuda Lady N elson.... Aug. 28 Sept. 5 one interested in motor boating, Lady Hawkins Sept.ll Sept. 19 Sept. 22 Sept. 23 Oct. 18 everything is made of much the will start at 2 p.m. at the Pennsyl Pan America Mon. Sept. 22 Wed. Sept. 24 Lady Drake Sept.25 Get. 3 Oct. 6 Oct. 7 Nov. 11 same substance as the earth, and vania. Pan America Mon. Sept. 29 Wed. Oct. 1 Lady Nelson .... Oct. 9 Oct. 17 Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Nov. 25 that the same physical laws pre * * * American Legion FrL Oct. 3 Sun. Oct. 6 Lady Hawkins Oct. 23 Oct. 31 Nov. 3 Nov. 4 Nov. 29 vail. NEW MOTOR BOAT HARBOUR Pan America Mon. Oct. 6 Wed. Lady Drake Nov. 6 NOV. 14 Nov. 17 Nov. 18 Dec. 13 If this is true, what accounts for Oet. 8 the swollen size and shape of our Pan America. Mon. Oct. 13 Wed. Oct. 15 Under the new Rivers and Har section? The solution Is new Southern Oross.... FrL Oct. 17 Sun. Oct. 19 WESTERN GROUP SERVICE bours Bill, the U. S. Government evidence that there is no such Pan America Mon. Oct. 20 Wed. Oct. 22 Fortnightly freight, passenger and mail service between MONTREAL will spend $5,500,000 for the Im unique grouping of stars near earth. Pan America Mon. Oct. 27 Wed. Oct. 29 (in Summer) HAUFAX (in Winter) calling at HAMILTON, NASSAU provement of the James River at They have only seemed so massed Richmond and .the city will spend and KINGSTON, making O.N.S. connection at Jamaica for Belize, because of comparative nearness $2;500,000. This involves the de British Honduras. and our incomplete analysis. struction of a shelter heretofore Now our stellar system is being Arr. & Dep. used for pleasure boats, but the separated into sections by informa Leave Arrive Steamer Leave Arrive Leave Bda. Bda. for municipality has made arrange tion obtained from thousands of ments for the construction of an- Steamer Bermuda New York Montreal Bermuda for Nassau Montreal star photographs. nother harbour. So it begins to appear that our FrL Sept. 26 Sun. Sept. 28 Lady Rodney Sept. 12 Sept. 17 Sept. 18 Oct. 1 * * * Pan America „ „„„. . "galaxy," the Milky Way, as as Sat. Sept. 27 Mon. Sept. 29 Lady Somers Sept. 26 Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Oct. 15 MEETING PLANNED American Legion „ tronomers call the celestial organ FrL Oct. 3 Sun. Oct. 5 Lady Rodney Oct. 10 Oct. 15 Oct. 15 Oct. 29 Delegates from Eastern states, Pan America. „. _« isation surrounding us, which is 10 Sun. Oct. 12 Lady Somers Oct. 24 Oct. 29 Oct. 30 Nov. 12 municipalities, corporations and Pan America.... „....„.„ FrL Oct. so wide that light takes about 11 Mon. 13 Lady Rodney Nov. 7 Nov. 12 Nov. 13 Nov. 26* trade associations interested in Southern Cross Sat. Oct. Oct. 250,000 years to cross it, instead Fri. Oct. 17 Sun. Oct. 19 Lady Somers Nov. 21 Nov. 26 Nov. 27 Dec. 10* waterway improvements will meet Paii America ,, of being a somewhat continuous •pj_.ii Am arica Fri. Oct. 24 Sun. Oct. 2fl with the Atlantic Deeper Water stream of stars, is a group of star Pan America „ Fri. Oct. 31 Sun. Nov. 2 CARGO SERVICE ways Association, at Wilmington, clouds, each one from 5,000 to N.C., October 7 to 10 for the twenty- 40,000 light years in diameter. Fortnightly freight and mail service calling at Bermuda, Santo third annual convention of the The sun is a member of one of these Domingo, Porto Rico, St. Kitts, Antigua, Guadeloupe, Martinique, organisation. clouds, which probably is 6,000 to St. Lucia, Barbados, Grenada, Trinidad and Demerara. . * * * 8,000 light years across. For reservations, rates, etc., apply to LYCOMING DEVELOPS MOTOR These individual star clouds have Leave Leave Arrive Bermuda and JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., Agents, Montreal Halifax Leave for West Indies about the same sizes as galaxies A new 8-cylinder marine motor observed elsewhere In the universe, 42 Front Street, Hamilton. developing 165 horsepower at 3,200 Chomedy.... Oct. 4 Oct. 9 Oct. 13 St. George's thus conforming to conditions Sailings subject to change without notice. revolutions has been placed on the A Steamer. Oct. 18 Oct. 23 Oct. 7 visible elsewhere. •.wi. Fortnightly thereafter from Montreal and Halifax market by the Lycoming Manu There is a further conformity in facturing Company. The engine the new evidence. If our Milky For sailings, passenger and freight rates apply to: j weighs 1,140 pounds and has a pis- Way is a group of star clouds in l ton displacement of 420 cubic stead of one single system, then JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., Agents inches. in size it is much like other families * * * of star clouds which can be seen at FURNESS BERMUDA LINE Subject to change without notice. 42 Front St., Hamilton (l_Jcr Coatract with Bemad* Ganrn_acat) NEW ENDURANCE RECORD vast distances. Our own home star cloud may be Royal and United States Mail Steamers A Lockwood motor built by the whirling, Dr. Shapely says, about a M.S. Bermuda sails 10 a.m. S.S. Veendam sails 9 a.m. Outboard Motors Corporation, es centre located in the constellation tablished an endurance record of Carina. Our domestic group is PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS 552 hours in Atlanta, Ga., driven far from a crowded area in the by J. A. Logan, J. J. Hardigies and Milky Way, where star clouds seem Leave Arrive Leave Arrive M. L. Trammell. Vessel to gather the thickest in the direc New York Bermuda Bermuda New York -FURNESS" tion of the constellation Sagit DIESEL ENGINE ON RUN tarius. That area appears to be Veendam. Wed. " 17 Fri. " 19 Sat. 20 Mon. ** 22 a massive centre of some kind. Bennuda. Sat. " 20 Mon. " 22 Tue. 23 Thur. " 25 An installation of a Diesel en -—N.Y. Herald Tribune. Veendam. Wed. " 24 Fri. " 26 Sat. 27 Mon. '• 29 Leads the Way gine in a Reo truck was made oo Bennuda. Sat. " 27 Mon. m jg Tue. 30 Thur. Oct. 2 by the Hill Diesel Engine Oompany, Veendam. Wed. Oct. 1 Fri. Oct. 3 Sat. Oct. 4 Mon. " 6 of Lansing, Mich., for a load run Bermuda. Sat. " 4 Mon. " 6 Tue. « 7 Thur. " 9 from the factory to Nyack, N.T., MOVEMENTS OF SHIPS Veendam. Wed. ** 8 Fri. " 10 Sat. " 11 Mon. " 13 Direct From Pier at Hamiltonan d return. The motor was a four- i Bermuda. Sat. " 11 Mon. " 13 Tue. " 14 Thur. " 16 cylinder unit and was attached to .« S.s. Lady Somers (C.N.S.) is due * Veendam. Wed. " 15 Fri. 1? Sat. " 18 j Mon. e* 20 the same transmission as was used to Pier at Manhattan to arrive from Montreal today, Bermuda. Sat. " 18 Mon. " 20 Tue. " 21 i Thur. " 23 in the original truck. (West 55th Street—Pier 95) sailing at 6.00 a.m. tomorrow Veendam. Wed. " 22 Fri. " 24 Sat. " 25 I Mon. " 27 The total road trip covered 1,478 for Nassau and Jamaica. Agents, Bermuda. Sat. " 25 Mon. " 27 Tue. " 28 Thur. " 3© miles and 74 gallons of fuel were J. S. Darreli & Co. Veendam. Wed. " 29 Fri. -' 31 Sat. Nov. 1 Mon. Nov. 3 NO TRANSFER BY TENDER used at a coast of $5.02, Most of * * * Bennuda. Sat. Nov. 1 Mon. Nov. 3 Wed. Nov. 5 | Fri. 7 the fuel was heavy crude oil, al S.s. Lady Rodney (O.N.S.) is due Veendam. Wed. " 5 Fri. " 7 Sat. " _«| Mon. " 10 though kerosene and wash from an S. S. "VEENDAM" M. S. "BERMUDA" to arrive today from the West Bermuda. Wed. " 12 Fri. " 14 Sat. " 15 Mon. « 17 engine base were utilised. Indies, saiUng at 2.00 p.m. this specially chartered from The ship that brought Veendam. Wed. " 19 Fri. " 21 Sat. " 22 Mon. " 84 oo afternoon for Montreal. Agents, J. Transatlantic and Cruising Transatlantic standards to Veendam. Sat. " 22 Mon. " 24 Tue. " 25 Thur. ** 27 Service of the Holland- S. Darreil & Co. Veendam. Wed. " 26 Fri. * 28 Sat. " 29 Mon. Dec 1 the Bermuda service. mmm America Line. MAIL NOTICES Bermuda. Sat. " 29 Mon. Dec 1 Tue. Dec. 2 Thur. 4 S.s. Pan America (Munson L_ne) I 15,454 gross tons 19,086 gross tons is due to arrive today from New Mint H daagt wlt__ aatfca if rircaattaacet nqur* Displacement tons are not recognized in classing ships, York with 57 passengers, sailing at Mails per S.&. Lady Rodney for WATLINGTON &. CONYERS* nor' computing size, but if bigness only is aimed for, the 3.00 p.m. Friday on return. Agents, Montreal will close at the General "VEENDAM" is about 22,000 tons and the "BER J. S. Darreli & Oo. Post Offlce today:— MUDA" about 23,500 tons displacement. * * * Ordinary Mail at 12 noon. S.s. Nubian (Leyland Line) is due UNDER CONTRACT TO CARRY BERMUDA MAILS Registered Mail and Parcel Post to arrive from Liverpool, with at 11.30 a.m. Modern ships built especially foo* high grade tourist travel. cargo tomorrow. Agents, Harnett * * * & Richardson. TO No other calls. No other class of passengers. The comfort Mails per S.s. Lady Somers for and convenience of "Furness" tourists comes FIRST on * * * Bahamas, Jamaica, and British S.s. Veendam (Furness-Bermuda) the most magnificent ships in the Bermuda run. Big Honduras will close at the General sports decks—swimming pools—verandah cafes—every is due in on Friday with passengers Post Offlce today:— from New York, sailing on return The Connoisseur thing geared to the spirit of Bermuda in real Transatlantic Ordinary Mail at 4 p.m. tyle. the following day Agents, Watling Registered Mail and Parcel Post ton & Oonyers. at 2 p.m. * * * WHO LIKES A DRY CHAMPAGNE * * * S.s. Orbita (P.S.N.) is due to SAILINGS FOR NEW YORK Mails per S.s. Pan America for arrive here from Havana on Sat Great Britain, Canada, and the urday, bound for Liverpool. We Offer United States of America will close Agents, Harnett & Richardson. S.S. VEENDAM*-every Saturday at the General Post Offlce on Fri * * * J. LEM0INE 1921 CUVEE R0YALE (Nature!) MLS. BERMUDA-'every Tuesday day:— S.s. Lady Nelson (C.N.S.) is due Ordinary Mail at 12 noon. to arrive from West Indies on Sat LOUIS R0EDERER 1923 (Brut) Registered Mail at 12 noon. urday, sailing at 2.00 p.m. the * * * same day for Saint John. Agents J. For Reservations, Rates, etc., apply Mails per S.s. Veendam for Great S. DarreU & Co. Britain, Canada, and the United WATLINGTON & CONYERS, States of America will close at the GOSLING BROTHERS General Post Offlce on Saturday:— General Agents Ordinary Mail at 6 a.m. Wine Merchants -Hamilton, Bermuda Registered Mail and Parcel Post 4293«Jn_.w.f.tp. at 5 p.m. Friday. / ESTABUSHED 1822 * * * S473_itu.th.«.tp. Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for St. John, N.B. and Halifax, N.S. will close at the General Post Office on Saturday:— Ordinary Mail at 12 noon. When you have head- Registered Mail and Parcel Post ache, feel achy, chilly at 11.30 a.m.* and sneeze—take the "FRIGIDAIRE" * * • old standard, reliable MaUs Due on Friday from England Grove's Laxative BROMO QUININE Electrical Refrigeration REPAIR OUTFITS at ance. A cold may Mails per S.s. Olympic due to laad to inftaenaa or (Sold on deferred payments) SADDLES arrive in New York on the 30th peaaibly pneumonia. should connect with S.s. Veendam TYRES sailing from New York on the 1st All good Visit us for demonstration or telephone October, 1930. Grove's chemists TUBES * * * sell it and we will bring you full particulars Mails Despatched Etoxative Mails leaving Bermuda on Friday BROMO THE BERMUDIANA CYCLES and Saturday the 3rd and 4th re THE BERMUDA TRADING COMPANY Corner of Reid and Burnaby Streets spectively, should connect with S.s. Berengaria sailing from New York mssmsm Reid Street Hamilton 423._gw.tp. L fot Southampton on the 8th Octob 4706qq».tp. er, 1930. •-i-*-tUet*i «______3____i . .•".yferv^ f"__--n. .O ' --^V'-^-T^-Tir^v ^-^>-r_£i£ i ;„__s-l-__fii__<_ THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1930 Page 5 the Imperial Confeenee OVER THE RADIO 8.00—Crockett Mountaineers _15—Alias Edward Taylor 8.3C—Evangeline Adams, Astrolo The opening game of the World's ger Series wiH tie broadcast from Phila 8.45—Eskimo Pie Programme delphia at 2.3tr o'clock tomorrow 9.00—Toscha Seidel, Violin; -Con afternoon over WABC, WJZ and cert Orchestra WEAF'S network. AU the games 9.30—Forty Fathom Trawlers in the series wiU be carried by the 10.00—Gold Medal Fast Freight tow national networks, the games 10.30—La Palina Smoker in Philadelphia going on the air at 11.60—Rainbow Revels 2.30 and the other games at 3.36 12.06—Biltmore Orchestra o*_ock. The series opens in Phila delphia today and wiU be continued WTAM, Cleveland 280m.-1670kc. Breath-Taking there tomorrow.z On Friday the 8.00—Spang Bakers—Gene and teams will be on the road and no Glenn game wiU be played. Broadcast 8.36—Opry House ing will be resumed on Saturday 9.66—Chevrolet Programme and will continue until the conclu 9.36—Same as WEAF sion of the series. 10.66—Vaughn De Leath, contralto Realism * * * 16.36—Same as WEAF Always an An address by Ramsay MacDon 11.66—George Hartrick, baritone .. . sucb as you bave never heard before ald, Prime Minister of Great Brit 11.15—McAleer Polish Programme ain, to the Prime Ministers of the 11.30—Same as WEAF Inspiration British Dominions gathered in 12.00—WTAM Bulletin Board THAT IS WHAT YOUR RCA RADIOLA WILL BRING YOU London for the Imperial Oonferl ence, wUl be broadcast throughout WPG, Atlantic City 273m.-ll00ke. rOR desserts—you'll the United States today at 4.55 9.00—Baseball Scores p.m. over WJZ and WABC's net- 9.62—Hotel Traymore Concert ADIO brings ever changing pro- find that genuine Jell-O qork. Orchestra * * * makes the gayest, most 9.30-12.00—Same as WABC R_. grams into your home. They are light'hearted ones that Chopin's "Nocturn" with violin 12.00—Ruth Brewer and Grayce reproduced at their very best when arrangement by Auer will be played Allen, "Musical Versatility" ever topped off a meal. by Toscha Seidel, violinist, during you own a genuine RCA Radiola, su- -oo- Choose your favourite his concert over WABC's network from many delicious at 9 o'clock tonight. A concert NO UNEMPLOYMENT IN preme in quality of tone and dependa flavours. Be sure you orchestra will open the recital with FRANCE bility of performance. These famous get the genuine. a rendition of Berlioz's magnificent instruments are made by the world's overture, "The Roman Carnival." I PARIS.—France is proud that * * * J. S. VALLIS she has no unemployment although foremost radio organization and em Burnaby Street Hamilton Selections appropriate to the ad her business suffers from the world vent of Autumn dominate the pro wide depression. Paul Reynaud, body all the latest refinements in gramme which Nathaniel Shilkret Minister of Finance, told the radio today. will direct during the concert over American Club that France is stations associated with WEAF better off than her neighbours. today at 9.30 p.m. Beatrice Belkin, To insist upon an RCA Radiola is He estimated vFrench reduction in soprano, will be the soloist. This is trade as 10 per cent. Premier to assure yourself the utmost in her last appearance on the air be Andre Tardieu, in another address, fore the concert and opera season, admitted he was an incorrigible pleasurable radio reception and last when the makes her debut at the optimist and said he had reason for ing satisfaction. Foreign .Sales Division, Metropolitan. being so. * * • RCA Brands—TUCK Victor Company, "Shake off the load of dead ideas ItitnotaRxtdiola Current musical successes com that burden the Uving," he urged. prise the programme to be broad "Beware of the epidemic of grumb •"'W" Inc., New York, U. S. A. cast over WEAF's network at 10.30 ling that seems to be attacking in RCA RADIOLA 46 o'clock tonight, when Olive Palmer, dividuals, classes and peoples. Be soprano; Elizabeth Lennox, con faithful to the joy of work well done, .. .tiie acknowledged leader ia Screen- tralto, and Paul Oliver, tenor, unite expressed in France in a song of Grid Radio. A cabinet model with built* in the rendition of this programme, centuries." Jnst how France is in RCA electro - dynamic reproducer. THE RADIO STORE supplemented by an orchestra un traveUing with reasonable comfort Operates from house current. der the baton of Gustav Haenschen. over the slough of despond is ex Reid Street * * * plained by economists as a situation The second edition of "Rainbow of many factors. Unemployment Hamilton, Bermuda Revels," a radio revue of an hour's rarely has bothered the French duration, will be brought to eaves because her system of work is droppers over WABC's system at 11 based on the full order book. Men o'clock tonight. The broadcast are not laid off often because a enlists the services of Ben Alley, business firm seldom takes on men tenor; Irene Beasley, soprano; Hel for a rush period, but keeps the oil en Nugent, contralto; Bradford staff busy aU the time, aclTano Browne and Henry Burbig, come orders carrying over any slack Dangerous-fout_. Germs dians; a male quartet, and an montns. As employment is con RC. RADIOIA ITH every breath dangerous orchestra under the direction of stant, buying keeps up fairly well. Wgerms sweep into themouth. Claude MacArthur. The war -reduced France's man These germs attack the enamel * * * power by a million and a haU. To of the teeth and cause stain, ugly TONIGHT'S PROGRAMME replace this loss great numbers of yellow and decay. (Bermuda Time) immigrant labourers were admitted One-half inch of Kolynos on a under temporary Ministry of La dry brush fills the mouth with TJW, Bermuda bour licences. When unemploy IONADTSS an antiseptic foam that destroys 7.00—Blair Manufacturing Co. ment threatens the ministry merely these germs instantly. The foam stopped labour immigration. reaches into the crevices between 7.30—Bermuda Cleaners & Dyers the teeth and removes fermenting 8.00—Arcturas Radio Tube Co. Depression, nevertheless, is re food particles. 8.30—Pearman, Watlington & Co. cognised as affecting France to an It neutralizes acids and cleans teeth Inverurie Hotel Orchestra increasing degree. One indication down to the glistening white enamel 9.00—A. J. Gorham is the automobile industry. The without injury. Try Kolynos and see Inverurie Hotel Orchestra largest plane here in April showed how white and clean your teeth can be. 9.30—William Murphie a drop of 7 per cent in output from 10.00—Atwater Kent Manufactur last year and in May this reduction NICHOLL & ASHTON, Distributors ing Co. became 25 per cent. Some other makers did slightly better, includ WEAF, Hew Tork 454m.-660kc. ing Ford, who is reported to have 2.30—World's Series Baseball Game improved slightly on last year's 8.00—Bernard Ocko, Violin production of 1,000 cars a month. 8.15—Welcome Lewis, Contralto; Other American cars have suffered Build notv Andy Sanella, Instrumen badly this summer, which is attri talist; Breen and de Rose. buted to the disposition of the Novelty Duo; Sam Herman, average Frenchman to buy lower- for Babys Xylophone priced cars. Luxury types, both 8.45—Back of the News in Wash French and American, seU as usual, .SECTS are continuous!/ at ington—William Hard the rich still being rich and want -KSK^OffitfeY- work, striving to put you ing to spend their money. r future 9.00—East of Cairo—Sketch into a bed of lingering sick 9.30—Mobiloil -ftrchestra Other Unes are more d'fficult to ness—a bed of pain, fever, ) 10.00—Halsey Stuart Programme check but trade papers and econom perhaps of even death itself. 10.30—Palmolive Orchestra ists generaUy agree trade is slacken CANADIAN 11.3©—Coco Cola Orchestra ing in France although prices are These common household 12.00—St. Begis •Orchestra keeping up. This maintenance of pests are insignificant in prices, indeed, is one cause of dis HEALING size—but the misery they *7u?&**~. WOR*i, Newark 422m.-710kc. affection, which finds expression 8.15—Three Vagabonds in strikes, particularly in the tex 0IL_ cause is almost beyond 8.30—Montclair Ensemble tile region against the new social measure. There is no time 9.00—The Beggar's Bowl Insurance system. This insurance A GREAT LINIMENT to be lose Kill every fly, 9.30—Emil Velazco, Organ requires requires contributions of A curative and soot—ng lini mosquito, cockroach, bed- 4 per cent each from employer and ment which has for sixty 10.00—Runkel Hour ytara been IR popular de* ' bug, ant, or flea that enters employee, with additions by the 10 30—Imperial Marimba Band mand for ihe relief ef .all your home. Spray Flit. 11.CO—Tuneful fcales government as necessary. As many external and internal pains. *i r. l\v graduated to as 100,000 men were on strike at • Manufactured bu 11.30—Roy Smeck, Music NOBTHHOP ALTMAN CO., Limited Flit, your sure protection, one time, demanding pay increases Toronto, Cauda 1_L__5—©lobe Trotter quickly kills all household baby s ^— . Y^thj 12.«0—Astor Orchestra to balance the workers' contribu tion. Their spokesmen directed insects. None can escape WJZ, Hew York 395m.-760kc. attention to the increasing cost of if you follow directions. 2.30—Same as WEAF bread and to the faUure of com Harmless to humans. Does modity prices to fall as business •Jl k at res* 4.55—S me as WABC not stain. 8.00—Anros •_' Andy declined. 8.15—National Surety Secret Cases Tourist trade last year was bad **" _T*- * «-*. 8.38—Phil Oook, Songs and got a bad start this year, both 8.45—Dic-a-Doo Entertainers . because of depression in the United -r'mmZ^^'i 9.00—Yeast Foamers Orchestra States and other countries and be 9,30—To be Announced cause the weather this summer dis 10.00=—Wadsworth Programme couraged traveUing. But, with all 10.15—O'Cedar Time these difficulties, France main 10.30—Camel Orchestra tains a tone of optimism, obeying FLIT TRADEMARK REGlSTWtO 11.30—Wayside Inn the cheerful injunction of Premier Par year •*.*t*»M*m flit fa eat HOTEL NOTES Miss Grace W. Roden, Mr. M. Shurinian, New York Oity; Mr. and ELBOW BEACH NOTES Mrs. F. W. Hiff, Newark, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Griffith, Mr. and Mr. Arthur L. Nicholson, R.A., Mrs. W. Scott Reig, Mr. and Mrs. architect of Philadelphia, accom W. F. Burt, New Yra_ City; Mr. and panied by Mrs. Nicholson has re Mrs. E. Judson, jr.; Chicago, IH.; D'ye ken turned to his home after a pleasant Misses Shirley Barker and Florence visit at Elbow Beach Hotel, where he Neff, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dunham, has planned with Mr. Harold Frith Jr., New York City; Mr. and Mrs. many improvements to further the T. H. Allison, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Mr. John Haig? comfort and pleasure of the hotel J5J=s_s. and Mrs. C. E. Gallagher and Miss guests. Dodie Gallagher, Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. Nicholson has designed many Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Ayers, Orange, The Father of all Whiskies. of Philadelphia's finest buildings, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Cowper- including the Osteopathic College thwait, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. Established 1627 and Hospital, also several of the and Mrs. H. D. Pancoast, Jr., public school buildings and the Bridgeport, Pa. new Haddon Hall Hotel, Atlantic * * * Film Oity. ARRIVALS HOTEL INVERURIE * * * Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, of New Miss E. M. Ewing, Phila, Pa.; York Oity, who have been spending Miss A. C. Morris, Cheltenham: their noneymoon at Elbow Beach, Pa.; Mrs. E. Scott Walker, Pitts .. • dangerous to teeth JOHN F. BURROWS & Co, returned home on Saturday. Mr. burgh, Pa.; Miss H. Walker, Pitts Gordon is associated with the burgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin INNING smiles depend on Pepsodent contains no pumice, Berrtiuda's Leading Wine Merchants "News" and both are well known in W. Marvin, Hartford, Oonn.; Mr. Wglorious white teeth — and harmful grit or crude abrasive. It social circles. 5603«I_:li.eip. and Mrs. Henry W. Classen, Balti teeth like that depend on freedom is so safe that dentists recommend * * * more, Md.;Mrs. James R. Cameron, from what dentists know as film. it for cleaning the soft teeth of ARRIVALS ELBOW BEACH HOTEL Mrs. N.W. Jones, Manhattan Beach, Film is a stubborn, clinging coat children. N.Y.; Mr. M. E. Kaplan, New York ing that ordinary ways fail to re Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Foster, Mt. In a few days teeth grow whiter City; Mr. T. M. Schenck, Brooklyn, move successfully. It is the chief Vernon, N.Y.; Mr. Andrew J. Flynn, and begin to sparkle. N.Y.; Mrs. Walter Shuebuck, Cob- source of serious tooth and gum Jr., New York City; Miss Alberta asset, Mass.; Mrs. Howard Broun, disorders — of decay and pyorrhea. Accept Pepsodent Test Ward, East Orange, N.J.; Miss Cambridge, Mass.; Miss Helen To remove film, dentists pre To prove results, send coupon for STURDY SHOES FOR STURDY YOUTHS Helen Hammel, Irvington, N.J.; Schmieg, New Rochelle, N.Y.; Miss scribe the special film-removing 10-day free test or buy a tube—for Miss Anne W. Larson, Schnectady, Margaret Schmieg, Mr. Charles dentifrice called Pepsodent. It acts sale everywhere. Do this now for N.Y.; Miss Joan Flater, Newark, Schmieg, New Rochelle, N.Y. to curdle film so that brushing your own sake. Boys* Boots of English Calfskin in N.J.; Miss Winifred Doody, South Mr. S. J. Fischer, Pelham Manor, Tan or Black Orange, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R N.Y.; Mr. Herman Lundraz, Jersey easily removes it in gentle safety. Wendeburg, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Miss City; Mr. Mente Reitseman, Mr. Gertrude C. Traub, Miss Mildred Walter Rose, Jersey Oity, N.J.; Mrs. i The Pepsodent Co., Dept. Pepsodent Ohliger, Elizabeth, N.J.; Miss Anne j BE, 1104 S. Wabash Ave., The Special Film-Removing Dentifrice Violet A. Raison, Washington, D.C.; i Chicago, U. S. A. Sizes 12 to 2 — 12/6 Hoenig, Albany, N.Y.; Miss Clara Miss Dorothy L. Cain, Miss Lillian Gass, Syracuse, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. N. Kahn, Flushing, N.Y.; Miss { Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent to Jos. Ourley and baby, New York Margaret M. Cooke, Honolua, Ha I . qn_» , . • ,.- . Sizes 2)/2 to 51/2—14/6 City; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hill, waii; Miss Marion Goughan, Miss Newark, N.J.; Miss Marion Shyte, L. Hermann, Phila.; Miss Blanche I Address FREE Brooklyn, N.Y.; Miss Eleanor Wil Drill; Mr. and Mrs. Ludolf Gran, S ~a~ 10-Day Tube ' Just the Thing for School cox, Long Island, N.Y. Brooklyn, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. J. | Gin fall addreia. Write plainly^ Onlyonetub* to a family. 9-06 — Miss Frances J. O'Neill, Miss Mae K. Dawson, Verona, N.J.; Dr. O'Neill, Englewood, N.J.; Mr. and John MacDonald, Morristown, Pa.; Mrs. James F. Butts, Yonkers, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reiliy, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gibson, Rock- New York City; Miss Priscilla G. T. J. PEARMAN & SONS ville Centre, L.I.; Mr. George Griot, Morris, Wellesley, Mass.; Miss Ehtel Yonkers, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Scheminger, Boston, Mass. A little PHOSFERINE can do a lot Opposite Hamilton Hotel E. Olson, Boston, Mass.; Mr. and * * * 5667_ftii. Mrs. Geo. Schaefer, Bogata, N.J.; ARRIVALS HAMILTON HOTEL l*= Mr. E. Stair, Miss Louise K. Jones, Maurice Tate, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gordon, Boston, Mass.; Miss Cath Mr. and Mrs. A. Deerlove, Plain- the brilliant Sussex and AU erine B. Davis, Miss Lillian Scott, field, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. R. Purcell, CornwaU, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Alliance, Ohio.; Mr. and Mrs. A. England Cricketer, writes :— Chutter, New York City; Mrs. Finn and Miss Marjorie Finn, Ne Reba A. Smith, Mr. Elmer A. wark, N.J.; Miss E. Bishop, Miss A. Piker, Fall River, Mass.; Mr. Frank Smith, Chicago, 111. 'OTIIING helps an athlete G. Smith, Detroit, Michigan; Miss Messrs. Lee. T. Smith, Ralph to keep fit like Phosferine. Edna Curtin, New Haven, Conn.; WATCH Snyder, Miss Aurelia K. Glaser, N;Peopl e have often remarked, Miss Margaret Toner, Worcester, Miss Esther M. Schwabe, New York at ter seeing me bowl forty or even Mass.; Miss Margaret Curtin, New City; Miss Mercedes Temmeiman, fifty strenuous overs in a day against Brooklyn, N.Y.; Miss Ethel Scholl, Haven, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. some of the finest batsmen in England, Newark, N.J.; Miss Mae Lynch, East Young, Middletown, N.Y.; Mr. and that I must feel absolutely done, for our big Orange, N.J.; Miss Grace Hahn, Mrs. H. Kline, Margate City, N.J.; ffiends are surprised at finding me Jersey City, N.J.; Miss Anna E. Mr. and Mrs. George F. James, quite fresh when I open the batting Maguire, Miss Irene Connolly, Ir Norwood, Mass.; Miss R. Kelly, for my side the following day. The vington, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. JT. R. Miss Marie A. Schroeder, Brooklyn, whole secret is the art erf being in Shanley, New York City; Mrs. _> J. N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Humphreys, condition. 11 is necessary not only CHINA SALE Tooke, Westfield, Mass.; Mr. H. F. Lancaster, Penna.; Mrs. Katherine to bs muscularly strong, but to have Tooke„ New York City; Mr. and De Reeder, Longport, N.J.; Mr. those muscles ready to answer any Mrs. F. Schlegel, Brooklyn, N.Y.; and Mrs. E. Kroehhler, Cleveland, extra demand placed upon them. Mr. and Mrs. S. Burner, Plainfield, Ohio; Miss Matilda Tabbert, Glen- That i- what Phos erine does. A N.J. dale, L.I., N.Y.; Miss Josephine short course of your wonderful tonic Mr. and Mrs. J. Bohm, New York Stanford, Ridgewood, L.I., N.Y.; assists nature just when the body Oity; Miss Miriam Lundy, New York Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oomloquay, requires a gentle stimulant and it Oity; Mr. and Mrs. M. Petterson, Pottsville, Penna.; Miss Peggy Green is surprising the definite results The Bermuda Furnishing and Supply Co. Newark, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. H. New York, N.Y.; Miss Pauline M. derived from such a few drops. A Paris, New York Oity; Miss Florence Shea, Roxbury, Mass.; Miss Mar little Phosferine can do a lot" garet W. Griffin, Cambridge, Mass. 564H]%.eitp Robins, Miss Ida Robins, Miss Lena B. Sadler, Syracuse, N.Y.; A. MacDonald, Cambridge, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gordon, New Mr. Andrew Moore, Hollywood, York Oity; Mr. George H. Thamer. Cal.; Mr. Samuel Kresberg, New Stamford, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. York, N.Y; Mr. Edward White, G. S. Boston, Fairfield, Conn.; Ridgewood, N.J.; Mr. M. Haas, Miss Dorothy M. Schopmeier, Miss E. 0. Rouse, Miss Mary Wilson, PHOSFERINE E. M. Abel, Miss Dorothy Johnston, I. A. Schopmeier, Schenectady, N.Y. THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS FOR Mr. and Mrs. David Fendler, Mt. Miss W. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. McCaffrey, Mrs. McCaff Influenza Neuralgia Lassitude Nerve Shook Boys' and Girls' Blazers Vernon, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Edo- Debility Maternity Weakness Neuritis Malaria uard A. Bindler, Flushing, N.Y.; rey, (mother), New York; Mr. Ernest Indigestion Weak Digestion Faintness Rheumatism Baker, Floral Park, L.I., N.Y.; in Mr. and Mrs. J. Schaefer, Brooklyn, Sleeplessness Mental Exhaustion Brain Fag Headache N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rothen- Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rasmusson, Exhaustion l/5ss of * ppetite Anaemia Sciatica hoefer, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. O. Turner, Mr. James Plain Blue and Stripes Mrs. S. Rubinow, Newark, NJ.; F. Drew, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Miss Mr. John D. Yuill, Woodhaven, N.Y. Pauline McCarville, New York.N.Y.; for School wear i Mr. Harold H. Finlay, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harold J. White, Ridgewood, King, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Code, Wash J. H.J. A. O'Neil, Boston, Mass. ;Mr ington, D.C. ;C. S.Forrest, Montreal, OIIMSON and Mrs. Robert, Montreal, Canada; Canada; C. Lederhos, Weston, Mass. Paste or Liquid « From 7/6 to 33/6 Miss Isabel Soportas, New York Miss Ruth Weir, Akron, Ohio; Mrs. City; Mrs. and Miss Apperiey, D. Gleason, Akron, Ohio; H. and WAX Toronto, Canada; Mr. and Mrs. M. Ridge, New York, N.Y.; Miss M. Roche, New York, N.Y.; Miss I H. V. Rettig, New York Oity; » Cheaper because less Mrs. C. Roza, Miss E. Roza, Miss A. McGrath, Brooklyn, N.Y. fl needed end lasts longer. B. Roza, Brooklyn, N.Y. fl Beautifies linoleum. Pro- * * * fl tects and cleans surface. LOCKWARD & CO. ARRIVALS BELMONT MANOR fl Absolutely greaseless. A FEW OF THE LATEST REID STREET WES_ fl Markproof and dirtproof. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Grandin, • fl Saves scrubbing; pre- 5642«I_..-itp Tenafly, N.J.; Dr. and Mrs. M. BRUNSWICK RECORDS Y W vents cracking and blis- Murray Peshkin, New York ,Ctty; \^^Sr tering. Use also for fur- ^———— Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith, Char- 4823—The whole darned niture, floors, woodwork and motor cars. don, Ohio; Misses Helen C. Judge Thing's For You For Mile by leading Grocery, Hardware, Paint, and Department Stores and Elsie Honerkamp, Brooklyn, Dust Manufactured by N.Y.: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Warren, 'From Motion Picture S. C. JOHNSON & SON, RACINE, WISCONSIN, U. S. A. Miss Catherine E. Spangler, Phila "Children of Pleasure" ___ These strong reliable delphia, Pa.; Misses Elizabeth A. Walker, M. Costella and Edith 4822—I'd Like To Do Things and durable pumps Reichert, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and For You Mrs. R. Sunderman, Cincinnati, From Motion Picture l_Ci___J *-*_.>_»->* W *.'_.» V, . Wl W UVWW'Wil will stand up to the Ohio; Miss Eleanor Lyon and Miss "King Of Jaz_* Astrid I. Lodine, Miss Marie Sulli hardest wear and give 4811—Dark Night ; van and Miss Martha Carlson, Mr. Into My Heart m^MSmgM?9- i.<&'-_*• & _a_*__S^»-!___l every satisfaction, and and Mrs. J. B. Ziegler, Mr. and From Motion Picture s^»____e^^i^,<2"^,rf&';_, A^'if^ .ISSiSSW6 j^t Mrs. E. Sulzberger, New York. "In Gay Madrid" <__£-.?£ &&&' 1*%^ *«___?'" ^. ***ix9*' ~'.£L*S>' '"Y^'' we sell them at Mr. J. A. Burbank and Mr. John F. Trow, Scarsdale, N.Y.; Misses 4789—Leave It That Way Elizabeth and Carolyn Saunders, Girl Trouble • £16.0.0. Clinton, Mass.; Messrs. Hugh Har From Motion Picture ^'t^W/^l m^k "Children of Pleasure" bison, Alexander Wolcott Harbison OT_?_¥,_f<. ii" ^_ and A. Stewart Gray, Hartford, __I__i__t__1iP|f ^>S£' 4769—It Must Be You M Oonn.; Miss Agnes Cahill, Flushing, GOLD LABJTp N.Y.; Miss Grace Lawler, New York; The "Free And Easy" From Motion. Picture Miss Eleanor Doherty, Richmond "-Free And Easy" Hill, Long Island; Miss Edna Bo land, Bergenfield, N.J.; Miss Louise FRITHS J. Thrun, Teaneck, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sundstrom, Arlington, THE RADIO STORE Hardware Store N.J.; Dr. and Mr?. _. Leonhardt, j 5590«Ww._. Clifton, N.J.; Misses E. L. Matey I Reid Street GOSLING BROTHERS, Agents J- and M. Eckert, Philadelphia, Pa. THEROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER _, 1930 Page ? • i.'--*nl8_iJW 8M£* ZE T °f the American Red ___ R.F.A, OILER SERBOL OA* who had done much to re lieve the condition although even RETURNS FROM SAN- -TJWF lab°™ were extensive Sick> CjGWTY-rtyr Yfe*Ws or LEADERSHIP mWrAwiNQ J-»"»*Rge ££?"_£**• **«•* ^d m\W DOMING djrtng. Of food there was a plenti- Earthenware £____?"?_and *m *»-2_ ta2£li by «" latest human Eye-Witness Describes speed!, benefactor the "airplane " Terrible Hurricane ™4?rpitwere Uving * b^ *"__ FLOWER POTS V* BUY \ outside the town limits. Unfor tunately plundering and pillage On Saturday the R.F.A. Oiler had been resorted to and a number Serbol returned from her errand of offenders had been shot but order of mercy to Santo Domingo and These pots ate well shaped and thoroughly was quickly being restored. The Woolens and Lkifens brought pitiful tales of the terrible presence of the Danae. in com baked of selected clay. conditions existing there after the mand of Captain Bent, R.N., great visitation of the unprecedented to better advantage while ly, .facilitated in this work. Mr hurricane. Your correspondent Pinegar ended up by saying that he during an interview with Mr. The clay from which tiie pots are made has . never hoped to view sights and IN BERMUDA Pinegar, one of the engineer offic ' conditions so distressing again. been subjected to many tests and is particu ers of the ship, learnt that the Ser oo- bol lay quite a distance from the larly helpful to bulbs and young plants. shore and that difficulty was ex Due to the low tariff in Ber perienced in obtaining leave to WEST END NEWS visit the devastated place. Not muda you are able to purchase without just cause, however, since A WEST-ENDER CREATES all classes of imported woolens the place was under martial law ANOTHER RECORD and that there were many there who From 5d to 6/6 d each and linens to your advantage. ^carried revolvers, knives, all of Swims from Princess to Cavello Bay which they were ready to use un 4 inch, to 12 inch. scrupulously. He landed and was Two young men residing in the We specialize in high grade horror stricken at the distressing vicinity of Cavello Bay, Somerset, decided to swim from the Princess condition which he saw. The Price Includes Saucers English and Scotch wearing Hotel Swimming Pool to Cavello streets, one mass of destruction, Bay, Somerset. apparel and piece goods, Irish the people all more or less grief- Linens, and other Imported stricken having lost a father, Sunday was the day chosen for mother, son, daughter, child, or the attempt, this being the only Fabrics. relative!, were too distressed even day free to both young men. The to work out their own salvation day was not quite favourable as could have been wished for, the afraid in many cases to look among wind blowing from a northerly the wreckage for fear or seeing one direction set up a choppy sea on the of their own. The number of dead Quality Merchandise for 85 years Hamilton side. was so great and so covered by fallen buildings that the stench was be The two young men who under coming unbearable in spite of the took the swim were Stewart Thomp son and Reginald Nichols. m\0£si0* 5608 A. R. MERCER 53204HV mw.tp. cn CHESLEY E. WHITE 55W_ir. NO BETTER VALUE BERMUDA CIGAR STORE THAN "On The Cornern ^sifsmmmmmmmmmssmmmm^ ' mut't" jyF **& BOYS' BLOUSES in Plain White and Colours 4/** each YOUNG BFfOTHERS 5.BJ. »_ fiH I J. B. ASTW(D©_i#J_*c SON 5674__ta: 56l7«N|_._itp. 44NE W HUDSON" AT A^rWOOD,S--fiBR¥l€»a _____ BBS -__• nm __!_£ -TTT^TT" Pageg THE ROYAL GAZEUE AHD QQLQM__C DAILY ^DNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1930* "^«2J«2::::B^^ EMPLOYMENT WANTED—Teacher for boy and girl, 12 and,13 years old, two hours dally In the morning, telephone *t ** Mrs. De Saint Phalle, 464 for ap (ocomalt pointment. RALEIGH 5673*m.tu.w.th. Young English Lady requires em ployment, Hotel or Private. Write Box No. 5695 Bermuda Press. A complete new stock of RALEIGH f| 5695fw. BICYCLES TO CHOOSE FROM S3 In Black and Coloured Enamel j| WANTED T.J. WADSON & SON SS "Adds 70qfe to the WANTED—Small House In ox near Food Value of Milk" HamUton. Write Box 5693 Bermuda ___ I* Press. 5S59W.eitp. *.* 5693fw. ei. to s. S_E2E2_v3K_v2E^^ F. J. G. FOOTE FOR SALE TODAY MEMORIAL TAUT TO THE Sole Agent S689^Qw.tp. Moving Pictures: LATE HILTON GRAY HILL FOR SALE—16 foot v-Bottom Motor Beid Hall: Double Feature, "Alias Boat designed by Hand Junr. .U.S.A., French Gertie," and "In Choose New Curtains and Window Hang cypress planking, metal fastening, Gay Madrid," 7 and 9 p.m. On Sunday next, at four o'clock nearly new. Apply Box 11 Somerset. I * * * in the afternoon, a Memorial Tab ings from the 5650*8. ei to f3. • __ Mechanics' Hall: "Young Man of let to the late Hilton Gray Hill will FOR SALE—Four thousand gal Manhattan," 7 and 9 p.m. be unveiled by His Honour the lons good water. Apply Bobinson, * • • Speaker, A. W. Bluck, Esq:, and a Arcade Building, Hamilton. Gaiety Theatre, "Holiday." fitting ceremony has been arranged 5694*w.f. » * * by the Pastor, Officers and mem Miiii_/i_i Hotels: bers of the St. Paul's A.M.E. FOR SALE Belmont Manor: Henri Taylor, Church. Complete Hale and Shaw. 00 When buying horses this Fall re Hamilton Boof: Sam Bobbins, member we have them for cash. Chaney and Fox: "The Sea CABLE NEWS Varieties Go*/' TalMe. Unbroken Horses £18 to £20. Boyal Prince: Dancing. (Comtinued from Page 2) Broken Horses £28 to £38. New Windsor Palm Garden: Dan Place your order with us now. a floating school for the children Here cing. Office, Elbow Beach: Outdoor Dancing. of Canal workers. The barge is Miles Building Wilkinson's Stables Surf bathing, see time table for adaptable either for open-air or in Front Street Victoria Street bus service door school. Inverurie: Outdoor Dancing on * * * The Bermuda Brokerage and Marine Pavilion, "The Oapito- NEW LORD MAYOR OF LONDON Realty Co. lians." Our New Assortments offer an exceptional JIMMIB JINQLE SAYS; 5649fs. el to f3. oo LONDON, Sept. 29: — WiUiam Phene Neal today was elected Lord variety of Patterns and Colourings in Drapery Each day of every blessed BILLIARDS Mayor of London for the ensuing Fabrics as well as Newer Ideas in Curtains and week FOR RENT civic year which commences Nov ember 9th. All the picturesque Panels. The bert of food you ought FOR RENT—Offices in Somers THE SIB REGINALD GBAY century-old customs were observed to seek. Building, opposite New Bank CHALLENGE CUP at the historic ceremony at Guild building. Apply Cecil H. Neave, hall. Butter Crust Bread Victoria Block, Hamilton. Final, 250 Points up. * . * Curtaining 1\* to 3/- yd. Ajfc Your Qrocer 5368fm. eitp. THREE AEROPLANES CRASH Major J. Arnold v. B. Aitken WANTED TO RENT—Small Cot BERMUDA BAKERY, LIMITED tage in Bermuda, central or south LONDON, Sept. 30:—Three aero Curtains 5/- to 12/- Pan- This game will be played at planes of the Air Force crashed on a shore. E, Colonist Office. Headquarters this evening at 8 hillside near Arundel in a fog this 5536fth. eitp. p.m. Cretonnes 1/- to 5/- yd. morning. Flight Lieut. Armstrong Mr. Edmund Gray will present was killed and a Sergeant seriously House for Rent. Seven rooms, un the cup and prizes. injured. The death roll in Air furnished, all conveniences, near Capt. A. D. Larg will referee and Force accidents this year now reach Lower Ferry. Telephone iu first Mr. Owen Darreli will be the scorer. ed 48. instance 287. THE HOUSE FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT 5659tm.eitp. _ oo- * * * 508__Qw. NATIONAL FOOTBALL COM NEW PRINCIPAL OF CANADIAN THE WOMAN'S SHOP, Reid Street UNIVERSITY 5653«E