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HAMILTON, BERMUDA, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 VOL; 18—NO. 162 3D PER COPY—iO/- PER ANNUM 1 w> TARIFFS AND QUOTAS OFF CONFERENCE AGENDA
BEAVERBROOK WANTS BRITISH SEE GOLD BLOC NATIONS PRESENTATION OF MEDALS i DESERTING CONFERENCE AT PROSPECT IN THEJIOUSE THEY_SAY • EMPIRE ECONOMIC UNIT Faint Hope of Full Agenda and An interesting ceremony took Objection to Use of That debenture issues seem to be place at Prospect on Sunday when in the air. * * * Concordat Puts German Catholics Out of Poli Representation His Excellency the Governor and Commander-in-C h i e f, presented War Reparations That if "first come first served" tics—King's Cup Race Won by DeHaviland— LONDON, 8th July (O.P.)—Dele Long Service and Good Conduct holds true, someone is going to gates to the World Economic Con Medals to members of the Bermuda Balancing the 1933 be out of luck soon. Princess Alice Says Royal Family Are ference are eagerly awaiting the Garrison. The presentation took *• * * outcome of the steering committee place after the Church Parade at That one wonders whether anyone Not Robots—Scotsman Sends Gift to meeting which is expected to de which His Excellency read the les Budget stopped to think whether tbe clare that the|Conf erence can go for sons and an appropriate sermon modern dialling system at a cost Queen—Russian Plane Goes to Aid ward with all the problems origin was ably preached by the Rev. Unexpected opposition arose in of £124,788 was justified by the Gower Williams, C.F. the House of Assembly yesterday limited number of subscribers Mattern—Million Dollars Dam ally laid out. At the same time here. they are fully prepared to see re After the Service the troops j to the Finance Committee's pro * * * age in Colorado Cloudburst- presentatives of the powerful Euro formed up on the parade ground posal to utilise Suspense Account, pean gold standard countries de in* three parts of a square. The re Reserve Fund and Bermuda's share That information on the point was Fog Forces Lindberghs sert the Conference, leaving only cipients of the medals were Staff of war reparations as current re definitely available. official observers. It is believed Sergt. V. Blackman, R.E., Sergt. venue for budget balancing pur * * * Down that the steering committee will Clarke, R.E.. (Sergt. Instructor poses. There was strenuous on- That the cynic says that those re endorse the decision of the com B.V.E.), and Fusilier Latham. jection to using the war repara sponsible had great faith in the mission that monetary questions * After the medals had been award tions—"blood money," as some Legislature. POUND REACHES HIGHEST PEAK SINCE can remain on the agenda, and will ed, His Excellency spoke to the members termed it—for current * * * also reverse the decision of the men in his usual brief and forecful revenue purposes, and it was urged That perhaps "faith" is not the sub-committee which barred tariff manner, stating that he was al that it should be used for some word. DECLARATION OF WAR * * * discussions. ways pleased to present Good Con permanent object. Mr. Tucker The gold bloc nations have duct and Long Service Medals; suggested the creation of an endow That the fluctuation in the dollar GOLD STANDARD DOOMED RUSSIAN SEAPLANE OFF TO strengthened their lines for a for two reasons. Firstly that any ment fund to support war veterans is puzzling the experts. ASSIST MATTERN possible battle with the non-gold man who had served for eighteen and their dependants. Mr. Misick * * * countries by an agreement made at years was entitled to the honour, urged the needs of education, and That this proves once more that an SAYS LONDON "EXPRESS" and secondly any man who could MOSCOW, July 8. (CP)—A power Paris on Saturday to defend the o,ther members objected to using expert is a man who is a long way «erve eighteen years in the ranks from home. ful seaplane is ready to leave Khab gold standard by full co-operation the money for balancing the budget LONDON. 9th July (R.P.)—The without being found out was equaUy * * * between central banks and the gold In order to stem the rising tide gold standard is doomed, says the arovsk for Anadir Chukuotka, entitled to it. The latter remark 1 Siberia, to rescue Jimmie Mattern, countries led by France. Oppo of opposition Mr. Trott moved to That some are wondering whether Sunday "Express," asserting that prdvoked great amusement among the depreciated dollar wiU Cur long missing aviator who is strand nents saw much significance in the amend the Bill under considera the conference between the cen the troops. tail travel. ed in that sparsely settled district. refusal of the Eank of France, how tion so that although the £11,098 tral banks of the European gold * * * The Soviet Government announce ever, to endorse the creation of a- The Parade was in command of of war reparations are used for bloc countries at Paris yesterday current revenue, in the next five That America travelled when the showed that the last effort to keep that the seaplane will be permitted gold fund to defend gold currencies. Captain Lindsay, M.C., North umberland Fusiliers and the de years an equivalent amount should dollar was at par, when it was at a the world on Gold was hopeless to fly to Nome, Alaska, with Premier Daladier on Sunday, tachment of R.E. in command of be built up, with accumulated in premium, and when it was at a because of French refusal to place Mattern, or to get such supplies reiterated France's determination Lieut. Vincent, D.C.M. terest, to fce devoted to some ob discount. big gold reserves at the disposal of for him as he may need. to save the gold standard. He * * * promised a vigorous, daring, but Immediately following the pre ject upon which the House in the other gold countries. The article * * * meantime might decide. That to the vast majority, the further states that there is a grow never too venturesome policy. sentation, the March Past took COLORADO CLOUDBURST Mr. Spurling bore out the in change in the dollar means very ing demand for the making of a Meanwhile the delegates are wonder place when His Excellency took the DAMAGE $1,000,000 Salute, bringing the interesting formation contained in this journal little. complete economic unit out of the ing whether and how far Great and memorable ceremony to an some days ago, to the effect that * * * British Empire. Britain will enter the commodity DENVER, Col., 10th July (O.P.)— appropriate close. possibly the Savings Bank suplus That the hotel interests here have * * * price raising plan with the United declared that only dollar business Seven deaths and property loss of States and the British Dominions. oo would provide an additional £25,- POUND GOES HIGH ON CANA a million dollars are the latest is possible. In a personal statement, Lord 000 of sorely needed revenue. The DIAN EXCHANGE reports of the damage done by the JUNIOR DINGHY RACING * * * Beaverbrook says that the Ottawa Finance Committee, he added, did cloudburst which struck five sec not know officially what the figure That one wonders whether they will MONTREAL, July 10 iCP.)—The tions of the State of Colorado on Conference failed because the Brit ' hold that view if the dollar is at a ish Government refused to carry j Fourth Race^Cunningham would be. pound sterling touche.4 ^.01 in Saturday. .' Mr. Misick was led by this to discount. Canadian dollars at the opening of out in practice what they had ac j « Series : * * # enquire whether other invesment * * * the currency exchange here today, cepted in principle. "Although LINDBERGHS FORCED DOWN BY funds would not also return sup- That the visit of the Ridley cricket after closing Saturday at 4.95-3116. i Ottawa postponed out opportunity FOG This race was started at 10.30 luses to the Treasury, and Mr. team will be appreciated. The American dollar opened weakly ,' with the Dominions," he writes, a.m. instead of 3 p.m. to avoid any Spurling informed the House that * * * at 1.04J. "we can proceed with the develop SOUTH WARREN, Maine, July possible interference by the out That a smarter set of young sports ment of a free trade policy in re the surplus reserve in the Currency A New York despatch states that 10 (CP.)—Lindbergh and his wife, going "Queen of Bermuda.'* There men cannot be imagined. lation to the Crown Colonies. Note redemption accounts last year sterling advanced 12 cents at the en route to Greenland on an aerial was a light south wind which gave a * * * When we have achieved a Colonial was £8,000 or £9,000, which was opening there today, being quoted mapping expedition were forced course from Princess, Hinson's Bay, That it is a pity they don't bring customs union we can come back paid into the Treasury as revenue. at 4.83 American dollars. down by fog and spent the night Soncy Bay, Hinson's Bay, Soncy, down the "old boy"' who scored a to the Dominions." A sin .lar sum might be anticipaiel * * * here. They are going to North finishing opposite Princess. this year. century against the Australian?.- Regarding the objection that loss CONCORDAT BETWEEN GER Haven where Mrs. Lindbergh's Darrell and Wadson in No. 8 A sharp cleavage of opinion was oo—— of revenue from such a union MANY AND VATICAN SIGNED mother has a summer home. They sailed with good judgment, round reveajed in debate on the clause of would make it impossible for the MANY RESIDENTS SAIL ON will also stop at Halifax and New ing first mark at Hinson's Bay with a the Bill (the Appropriation oi Colonies to balance their budgets, VATICAN CITY, 8th July (O.P.)— foundland on their northward lead which they increased through Funds Bill) concerning the turn S. S. "ORDUNA" Beaverbrook declared that deficits The concordat regulating relations flight. out the race. The result given is as ing in o:' war reparations. Appeals Continued oa Ptge 10 between Catholic Church organi * * * they finished but from the argu to discount sob-stuff and sentiment Among the numerous Bermud sations and Nazi authorities was 00 ments heard afterwards, no doubt apparently had some effect, how ians and residents sailing on the signed by Cardinal Pacelli andFranz COMMONERS WED IN CHAPEL there will be several protests. ever, and in a close division it was P.S.N. Orduna for extended visits Von Papen. The two essential ST. JAMES' PALACE SAILING NOTE decided to utilise the war repara to England and the Continent are: points are that the Church agree No. 8, Wadson 11.43.37 Mr. A. H. Lightbourn, Miss M, LONDON, July 10 (O.P.)—By tions for current revenue. The vot to keep her priests and religious S.s. "Orduna" (Pacific Steam No. 3, Trott 11.46.21 N. Talbot, Mr. C. A. D. Talbot, Rev. special permission of the King, a ing was 14 votes to 12. Mr. Trott's associtions out of politics, and that Navigation Company) will arrive No. 17, Peniston 11.46.53 T. M. Salmon, Miss M. G. RObson, professional dancer and a cinema amendment to the clause, provid the Government agrees to permit on Wednesday sailing same day No. 12, Murdoch 11.46.59 Miss M. Lane, Mrs. P. D. Walker, film producer were married today ing for the building up of a similar the continued existence of Catholic for United Kingdom via Spain and No. 7, Masters 11.48.00 Mrs. J. P. Hand, Miss J. McCallan, in the Chapel at St. James' Palace. sum within the next five years, was associations provided they confine France. No. 15, Wilson 11.48.03 Miss G. Weaner, Miss E. O. Gilbert, The bride was Elaine Howlett, only rejected in a division by 16 votes to themselves to religious activities. Tender "Woodside" will leave No. 1, Trimingham 11.48.47 Miss L. H. Hayward, Mr. R. 8. daughter of the superintendent of eleven. * * * Hamilton at 1.00 p.m., No. 1 Wharf No. 13, Outerbridge- 11.50.57 McCallan, Mr. and Mrs. R. Craw-" the King's wardrobe, and the In rebuttal of Mr. Tucker's sug CAPTAIN DE HAVILAND WINS and from Dockyard at 1.30 p.m. No. 9, Ashdown D.N.F. ford, Mrs. E. L. Pym, Mrs. W. E. groom was Patrick Brunner. This gestion that an endowment fund oo— Tucker, Miss L. Grissell, Capt. KING'S CUP AIR RACE is the first wedding of commoners be created, it was stated that the The race on Saturday, 15th July, O. Pitt, Lady Cubitt, Mr. G. W. in the Royal Palace in modern BERMUDA SUPREME COURT Legislature always had an always LONDON, July 10. (CP)—Captain will start at 2.40 p.m. Parker, Mr. R. J. Voisey, Mr. M. times. would be very willing to take care of Geoffrey DeHaviland, celebrated —oo Burton, Mr. G. G. Gilbert and Son, * • * any veterans or their dependants. designer and builder of aeroplanes, Continuation of Contest of Will Mr. and Mrs. E. D. North, Mrs. R. AGRICULTURAL STATION In a report placed before the won the classic Kings' Cup air JEWEL ROBBERY STIRS M. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Jones, House the Finance Committee race on Satuday. In a "Moth" of JAMAICA His Honour the Chief Justice SAFE ROBBERY Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Emery, Mr. H, asked for more time to reconsider his own design he finished the last and Mr. R. C. Holiis-Hallett, Assis Burton, Mrs. Wingate and two the report which they presented on of the four 200 mile cricuits at a KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 10. tant Justice, heard the continua children, Mr. S. H. Kemsley, Mr.C, Over Sixty Pounds Stolen the Colony's finances on the 30th speed of nearly 140 miles per hour, (CP)—A five thousand dollar tion of the case in which William Frith, Mr. A. A. Johnson, Mr. R.B. June. They recommended the coming in just 30 feet ahead of jewelry robbery from the home of Thomas Spencer and John Herbert Johnson, Capt. Leseur. A most daring robbery took place putting into immediate effect of Flight Lieutenant E. C. T. Edwards. Mrs. Cox, of lower St. Andrew, is Taylor, plaintiffs vs. Leonard at the Agricultural Station, Paget the portion of the report concern 00 A. J. Styran was third. The great I reported. The theft took place Smith, defendant brought action East, during last week-end. Be ing Suspense Account, war repara speed pilot Stainforth, famous whilst occupants of the house for the probate of the will of Lucinda THE BERMUDIANA OPENING tween 5 p.m. on Saturday and 6.55 tions, and Reserve Fund. The rest Schneider Cup racer ,was eliminated were absent. Up to the present Frances EUis Spencer in Solemn a.m. on Monday morning the of their recommendations, con- in the second cricuit under the rule time the police have no traces and Form, in '..he Supreme Court We understand that the reference Agricultural Station offices were mending a loan, etc., are apparent which required competitiors to the detectives no clues. yesterday morning. to the opening of the Bermudiana entered and the safe removed, con ly in need of revision in view of the achieve a certain speed average. Mr. J Cardie Mosse, counsel taining approximately £60. in August was intended by the for the plaintiff, called John Roach "discovery" of the Savings Bank publicity agents to be conditional. * # * The missing safe was later found who as the next witnes stated: '"I surplus. In other words, should the traffic ROYALTY NOT ROBOTS, SAYS TRINIDAD HURRICANE FELLS by the side of a wheelbarrow some went to Mrs. Spencer's house last There was lengthy debate en a and local conditions justify such an PRINCESS ALICE TEN THOUSAND TREES distance from the oSices, east of August 8th., to witness the signing Bill which provides new pension action the directors of the hotel the Packing House. It is assumed arrangements for Civil servants LONDON, July 10.—(CP)—"We of a will accompanied by James would consider opening in the PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, July that the thieves made use of the employed at the Mental Hospital are not really robots," said Princess Gihon. Mr. Spencer had sent for interests of the tourist trade. 10. (CP)—Cyril Snagg, employee wheelbarrow for carrying the safe or the Leprosarium, and for mem Alice, cousin of His Majesty King me and told me that he wanted of the Trinidad Telephone Company to some more secretive spot where bers of the Police Force. It will be George V, in gentle protest against was electrocuted whilst repairing me as a witness. Mrs. Spencer was they might effect an opening. This compulsory for policemen to retire provisions relating to members of the public's tendency to expect telephone wires at the Trinidad in bed and held the will in her they accomplished by the use of a at the age of 55 under this Bill, extraordinary physical endurance in Petroleum Development Company right hand and signed it, after tie Police Force and Civil servants heavy mattock which was found and a year's service at the Mental at the Mental Hospital and Lepro members of the Royal Family. in the Paloseco hurricane damaged which I signed my name just below In the vicinity. hers. She understood what she Hospital and the Leprosarium will sarium he placed ultimately at- Princess Alice deputized for the district. Two other linesmen were The police are investigating this Princess Royal at the laying of a shocked and one was seriously was doing and appeared to be quite count as a year and half for pension £500 a year at the very outside. serious case. At the time of going purposes. Theire were several queries as to cornerstone for a hospital for child injured. It is estimated that 10,000 sane. I have known her for'about to press no arrests had been made. ren. She followed her plaintive trees fell beetween Moruge and five years." . oo Col. Dill adduced interesting the desirability of lowering the re remark by saying that it was Roy Guayaguarare, and more than 10 Mr. O. W.Kealy, representing the figures showing the cost to the tiring age in the manner prescribed alty's privilege and pleasure to help miles of telephone wire is down. defendants, cross-examined the BERMUDA MOVING PICTURE Colony of superannuation of Civil by the Bill, but the important all good causes, and promote the witness who stated: "I am the servants since the 1928 Act came clauses of the Bill were passed only * • * CO. into force. The amount has some Mr. North objecting. alleviation of suffering. adopted son of Dr. William's times been down to £1,000 a year, * # * ALL IS NOT WELL IN PORTUGAL mother. I am a carpenter and work Mr. North was in favour of a and has now risen to just over HER MAJESTY ACCEPTS GIFT for Hutchings and Co., and was at Annual General Meeting greater rather than a lesser age £2,000 a year, he said. FROM SCOTSMAN LONDON, July 10. (RP)—A des work on the 8th. August and after for the retirement of all Civil ser patch delayed by censor reports work I saw Mr. Spencer who asked The Annual General Meeting of Before the revision of the pen vants. LONDON, July 10 (O.P.)—The veiled indications that all is not me to be a witness to the signing the shareholders of the Bermuda sions, arrangements, Col. DiH Awaiting information regarding stated, the scheme became self- the cost of completing the St. Queen has accepted a book of funny well in Portugal. An official com of his wife's will. I went to his Moving Picture Co. will be held this supporting, and he expected that David's bridge,the House adjourned stories from James Ferguson, pro munique issued last week refers house on the evening of August 8th., morning at 11 o'clock at the Victoria the present scheme- would in due to Friday, with several new Bills minent Scottish business man, to activities of a revolutionary and signed the will on the bed. Block, 3rd floor, when a Board of course similarly become self-sup down for a second reading also on who has spent more than forty nature, and the intention of the There was a blanket on the bed Directors will be elected and other porting. The cost of these new that day. years collecting jokes. present Government to quell them. Continued on Page 10 important business transacted. BXLEGH BICYCLES — ATWATER KENT RADIQ3 - WADSQHS Page 2 THE ROYAL1 GAZETTE ANE> by everyone regardless of their Since the ''arrest'* was not the 3ty* Simjai (fonzttte need for it, and failure to accept subject of Court proceedings, we actually brings odium even upon had no means of learning the news mb (EcUmtai latlg the well-to-do or the wealthy; except by hearsay or report from INCORPORATING Thus by our fond, foolish de the persons affected. After reading DEBENTURE ISSUE THE ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. 1S£S) votion to an outmoded tradition the account in our contemporary, fMK COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. IB6e) we aggravate an already serious we awaited with Interest for the promised official investigation. £100,000. 0. 0 PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY economic malady, give gainful oc cupation to those who have no need We have interviewed Mr. Wesley THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. for it, and so must give alms to Cooper who assured us he has heard / REID STREET. HAMILTON those who otherwise could avoid nothing further about the matter. INVERURIE HOTEL COMPANY, LIMITED A. M. PURCELL the need of charity. And what is So we still await definite "news" MANAGING EDITOR probably worse, in that its effects before offering any comment. ASSISTANT EDITOR: E. T. BAYER will be farther reaching, we leave We have said that the explana ASSISTANT MANAGER: ERNEST J. BELL tion is not satisfactory to ourselves ADVERTISING MANAGERS M. M. HANSFORD uncultivated the art of using lei I Interest Six per cent • • » sure in an age where virtually all and a case in point must suffice. SUBSCRIPTION RATES scientific and mechanical effort More than two months ago, an Payable half yearly by coupons on 28th February and 31st August. LOCAL: —ONE YEAR. 40/-: SIX MONTHS. 207- arrested person complained In THREE MONTHS. 12/6: ONE MONTH. 5/-. are given to the prolonging of life FOREIGN:—TO UNITED STATES AND CANADA and the lessening of labour. Court of undue severe handling SECURITY $12.00 PER YEAR. To GREAT BRITAIN. 80/« Old traditions! Let us measure by the police. First Mortgage on the property, plant and equipment of the Inverurie Hotel Com PER YEAR. Our reporter duly reported the ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE them, all of tbem, by new con pany, Limited, comprising the Inverurie Hotel, Belmont Manor and Belmont ditions, and if they do not fit, let case but we were officially requested Golf Course, cottages and furniture, machinery and fittings of above. Floating NOTE. All correspondence submitted mast be ac not to publish the case until an companied by tbe writer's name and address as a us throw them into the wastepaper charge on all the assets of the Company. guarantee of authenticity, not necessarily (or publica basket or scent them with lavender official investigation had been held; tion. The Editor reserves tbe right to accept or reject and tuck them away in a drawer and we were promised in return VALUE OF SECURITY „ £375,000. 0. 0. any letters forwarded, and publication does not imply the report. or a casket, according to our sense DURATION OF LOAN agreement witb opinions expressed. No such report has been given or sentiment. Fifteen years with right to pay off at the end of ten years. 00 us and we repeat that whatever TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 may be the case with the new Chief [• TRUSTEES FOR DEBENTURE HOLDERS Correspondence of Police, in the past the police Messrs. Harry D. Butterfield Jr., N. Bayard Dill and Eldon H. Trimingham. TRADITION OF department has too often requested non-publication of news and more APPLICATIONS LABOUR NEWS! often observed "silence" on their A copy of the trust deed can be inspected at the Bank of N. T. Butterfield & Son, own part. Limited, the Bank of Bermuda, Limited, or the office of Messrs. Conyers, Dill & To the Editor of The Royal Gazette There is a woeful want of work The public might also like to Pearman and application forms can be had at any one of the above places. and Colonist Daily. in the world today. Not that there know that some years ago we re Applications must be sent to the office of Messrs. Conyers, Dill and Pearman Is any lack of useful services to be Sir, ported the theft of a bag of money and will be received until mid-day 19th of August, 1933. fulfilled or of money to pay for During the latter part of the past from the Police Station itself. As them. On the contrary, there are week I was greatly surprised to hear,, a result of our reporting the. in These debentures are trustee Securities under the Trustee Act 1876 more of what are commonly called that a highly respected citizen, cident our reporter was forbidden "crying needs" in every nation and a man widaly known in Bermuda to approach the department for CONYERS, DILL & PEARMAN, every community than ever before. as a good churchman, a Sunday any information and was denied Attorneys for the Inverurie Hotel Company, But men are short of vision, being School Superintendent, and a bus access to the charge book so that Limited, and the Debentuie Holders. befogged by unfamiliar problems, iness man of great integrity, and he could verify names or charges. and capital is bereft of courage, especially well known in the city of Hamilton, where for a period of In justice to the department we being frightened by bogies of its must say that the order was re own creation. Wherefore the deeds over thirty years without inter July 10. ruption he has been the active voked later on representation from are not done and the would be this office. An interesting letter from my doers remain idle, which brings owner of one of the leading grocery old friend Arthur William Bluck, us back to the stark, stupid reality businesses, had been arrested, Finally, our correspondent need now taking a vacation in Canada Prof. Phoenix Phorfacts Says: that unemployment is rife and in roughly handled, detained at the have no fear as to his own person in search of health. digence is rampant. Police Station, and finally set free. or ours. One Incident of the kind reported should serve as a lesson And after writing that his own Considering the scarcity of work Like hundreds of my friends I for a long time even if one should beloved country never experienced IRON ... is found ih red meat, yolks of eggs, raisins, grapes, ap it may be interesting to look about was somewhat shocked at this remember that a policeman is anything like the hot spell then | ples, root vegetables, and leafy vegetables like spinach and aspara and see how oddly it is distributed. report and naturally, having at more often accused of indifference prostrating all in the Land of the gus. Iron gives the red colour to the cells. One would assume that as work, once my doubts as to its verity, and incompetence than of over-zeal Frozen North, he describes a visit and its reward, wages, are so essen turned to my daily paper for the in the pursuit of his duties.— to the home of Dr. Locke, the tial to the orderly carrying out of news. I will admit that one may Editor.) "miracle man" of whom I did write But He Knows That: ' our peculiar economic scheme, easily be wrong in turning to his some time ago in my editor's newspaper for the truth, but even journal. He had not gcre to him some rational system of division SERVICE . . . can always be found in THE PHOENIX. As your would be in operation. But not dame rumour often gets a chance for medical treatment, but called to wag her tongue in most papers, on him as be was on a motor tour. parents and grandparents have done bring your drug problems to until quite recently, and even now THE PHOENIX. Behind every item sold stands conscientious and in only a very few communities, but here indeed was 'News' and And this is the manner of his red hot news too, at least much The Diary experienced direct owner supervision fully aware of its great has "rationing" been attempted. story: responsibility to this community. Mankind has apparently concen more interesting and important of trated every effort upon accumula than 'much we sometimes see, such as "Dog Fight in city street" There were hundreds of cars tion, and has had nothing to spare SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER parked along the streets and I forapportioament—not even a pass or "Horse Walks in Shop on Reid Street." noticed they were registered ing thought. from all parts of Canada and Get what you want and ask for It must be obvious that our old Perhaps to make my position July 8. the States. We were told that tradition—the honourableness of clear I should explain I am a re A pleasant happening as I jour the doctor had treated about labour and the dishonour of un gular subscriber to your daily ney by train to Frascati where I 800 patients that morning but AT THE PHOENIX limited leisure—is not in harmony paper over a period of years, and to spend an afternoon looking for the I scarcely believed that. I did with the present day condition, your paper only, and having paid balls my young son aQd nephew notice, however, that he treat otherwise we must number our my advance subscription but re lost a few days ago. i * ed the feet of two patients wastrels in tens of millions, at the cently I am committed, so to speak, For a very charming lady in the each minute. same time admitting that until for some time to come and am compartment speaks me fair, be The work was done out of somewhat embarrased with the lately a vast majority of them were seeching me to write more of my doors under beautiful trees and respectable persons who lived up thought as to just how much of under a large tent without the news I have really been getting golf and bridge. to the accepted ideal of earning "Sam" quoth she, "I am anxious sides and shaped like a huge the bread in the sweat of the brow. in the past or will get in future. umbrella. The Doctor sat on a The incident of Mr. Cooper's ar to play both; but the only instruc As it is unthinkable that degenera tion I can get is in your diary. So stool in the centre of a circle of tion could be so rapid and whole rest has been the subject of widest about fifteen or more patients comment throughout Bermuda. do please write every day lest I sale we are forced to the painful forget all I have learned since you who, as soon as they were seated British conclusion that our old tradition People have come from Somerset began to take off their boots or and St. George's to interrogate him last wrote." ALLSOPPS Pilsner Beer of labour is imperfect, and that we I would indeed have invited her shoes. Galvanised pipes have too greatly ennobled the concerning it, and yet, my daily about eight feet long witb Copenhagen perspiring forehead. paper does not tell me a word. to come and play with me same that she had her beautiful daughter standards about four feet high Many and varied are the views of radiated from about half way CARLSBERG Pilsner Reverting to our problem of dis what a newspaper should be, many with her, and mothers, as all the tribution—what are we doing with world knows, have to be very cir across the tent and converging the ideas as to policy and trend. to the centre of the circle Amsterdam, Holland the insufficient amount of work, But there is one inescapable de cumspect when their daughters AMSTEL or in this case it had better be are with them. where the Doctor sat on a stool. Pilsener finition of what a newspaper ought These pipes served as hand rails called gainful occupation, that we to be, and that is on the forefront * * * have to offer? Under ordinary cir for the patient and varied in of the name itself, a newspaper I do hear that all is well with our space between them. Some- Products of the oldest breweries in Europe call for these brands cumstances there is, roughly speak ought to be News. much discussed treasury chest and ing, but one qualification for the took an ordinary ohair and at your Hotels or at Jig saw puzzles and the like are that, instead oi being empty, it is others were wide enough for a worker—competence, and this is overflowing with profits derived generally demanded because it dir an abomination to me, but I must wheeled chair and attendant. JOHN F. BURROWS & CO., LTD. ectly affects the pocketbook of the say I have been puzzling over the from the investment of the de positors of thrifty children. People of all classes were Front St. Queen St. employer. Now it would seem that question, why has my paper no there. I was particularly there should be a second, qualifica news of this? And I have been trying Yet I was sadly disappointed Phone 1294 Phone 1038 when I learned that instead of our struck at seeing some East tion—financial need. This we find to fit the thoughts together some Indians being treated. S734«H THE ROYAC GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 Page 3 H£- ofsns MECHANICS HALL THEATRE Three Shows-in-One Today MATINEE TODAY at 3 p.m. "JENNIE GERHARDT" feet cftoapiement far her unique abilities in Henry Garat, tho Euro "Jennie Gerhardt," a Paramount pean player who makes his Ameri Production, Directed by Marion can picture debut in "Adorable." JOE E. BROWN (The Incomparable) Gering and Presented at the New Together, as they unfold step after in Yark Paramount Theatre and step of the story, they form what SHOWMANLY PRESENTATION Mechanics' Hall Theatre. is by far the most attractive, most whimsical, most romantic pair of OF THE WORLD'S LEADING PICTURE SUCCESSES A moving, human picture drama Players seen in many a moon. It "ELMER THE GREAT" has been developed from Theodore is a rare motion picture occasion /. At 3.30, 9.30 p.m. Only when story and stars fit so beauti Dreiser's novel, "Jennie Gerhardt." fully together. Miss Gaynor again He has even allowed Paramount reveals her manifold talent for The great big laugh and the thrilling music you want to display his name on the marquee the screen in its three principal of the theatre as the creator of the departments—acting, singing and TONIGHT. MONSTER PROGRAMME story, a credit he refused with vehe dancing. Garat must certainly Don't thin for a mom mence when Paramount exhibited look to a brilliant career on the ent that this is just a Showing at 7 and 9.30 Showing Once Only at its version of "An American Tra American screen. He has all the gedy" two years ago. makings. two-reel comedy I p.m. 8.30 p.m. Sylvia Sydney's beauty and her oo reserved acting make a mute appeal It is a grand JOE E BROWN SYLVIA SIDNEY to the sympathy of the audience. REID HALL in Her playing of Jennie is a sensitive in performance, particularly In the Laurel and Hardy and Silver-Voiced Musical Comedy latter scenes when without appar "ELMER Dennis King Head Nearly Two ent make-up, except for a strand of "JENNIE Hours of Song-Comedy and Of nearly two hours of white in her dark hair, she suggests THE GREAT" Romance Today GERHARDT" the aging heroine by letting her sparkling goodness The King of comedians in face drop into a mournful expres Hal Roach's Ambitious Musical a glorious comedy rom The outstanding dramatic sion that dissipates her natural Production "Devil's Brother** Tops Four Show Events ance. youthfulness. hit of the year. The road which Jennie Gerhardt The last showing of "What Price 5874f W**ffW mmmm mmmmm&^ss Page 4 THE ROYAl GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 99 ALLEY '* "Everything Electrical for the Home BY ROBERT BORDNER Spend • I9a 67 United Fntuie Syndicate. Int. Yes! And prices are lower than in years Mary Briggs, who sings in her ii IERRY DUGAN. Who is this uncle's night club, becomes en v woman?" Mary flared at him. Do you know that GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC still guarantee gaged to Jerry Dugan, a young From the corner of her eye she "racketeer." She tries in vain saw Angela smile and stretch out Wisely to persuade him to quit his law on the divan again. the Famous "MONITOR TOP" REFRIGERATOR for FOUR less profession. His power stead "Why, I thought you girls knew ily increases, bat two rivals he each other," said Jerry. YEARS? has ousted, Mickey McNeil and "Not nearly so well as you seem Larry Burke, are out to "get'' to know her," snapped Mary. The him. Angela, a girl who would anger subsided to a dreadful hurt. Where can you find a manufacturer with the same unbounded confidence in his like to win Jerry's affections, "Let me explain," begged Jerry. Product? conies to his quarters and tells Mary's temper was up in an in him that they are coming to her stant again. Before you buy come in and let us demonstrate what we mean by low cost apartment that evening. He "Enough is enough," Mary said refrigeration. We have apian to suit you, or Dial 1127 and a representative will Buy sends his henchmen to lie in and stalked toward the door. wait for them. Meanwhile, An Jerry grabbed her in the ante call. gela waits in his apartment. room. i "Listen, you little fool. I love you. She means nothing to me," Refrigerator Prices start at £37. O. O CHAPTER XXII and he kissed her roughly. BROOKE IT WAS while Jerry was at «CO YOTJ think I'm a fool into * the restaurant with his •J the bargain, eh? Well, I'll bodyguard that the phone in not be a fool always," and Mary ROBERT D, AITKEN BOND his quarters rang. He had bad slammed the door in his face. said nothing about incoming "What a fiery lady," exclaimed Angela as Jerry came back into calls. the drawing room. TEA "Yes?" came Angela's soft Latin "Yes, confound JNM. What did voice. Mary Briggs got a shock you tell her?" and Jerry walked that almost made her stutter. over to the couch menacingly. "Is Mr. Dugan there?" she "Nothing. She just came in. I asked. told her you would come soon. "No" came the answer. '"But And then you came," explained l S338ttn.th.i.tp. he will come. Who shall I say Angela with an injured expression EXTRA SPECIAL calls?" Something told her that this was no moment to offer him the "Who are you?" countered kiss she had planned. Jerry shrug Mary, a lump in her throat. ged his shoulders helplessly. He "Zh, just a friend," came the was angered at Mary too. She reply. could at least have listened to common sense, he thought. ARY hung up. A sudden ter "Well, 111 be downstairs for a fCINGAN'S PICNIC HAMS 8d. lb. M ror gripped her. All the ac while," he said. cumulated fears of weeks flooded After all. Angela did not ask her with anxiety for the fate of questions. And her aid in connec- the man she loved. Who was this tion with Mickey had come just FLOUR 7 lbs. for 1/- stranger in Jerry's apartment, and When he needed it. delicious/ why was she there? Downstairs in his office he paced Mary pulled on her little hat, impatiently. Why didn't his men slammed the door to her apart call from Angela's apartment. He KEROSENE OIL 13/- case - a delicious neu! sandwich paste ment behind her, jumped Into her didn't dare risk a call to them. roadste. and sped for Jerry's. It might come just as the two vic Three unperturbed gunmen in tims were arriving. And anyhow Use— the second floor lounging room as he had told them not to answer sured her that Jerry and bis body the phone. MORTON'S guard had just gone out to eat. Jimmie had taken charge of They saw no reason why she tha party. Chuck had informed should not wait for him in bis him. Jerry began to wonder if (X R. LOBLEIN, LTD. SANDWICH PASTE < quarters. They did hot know that Angela had been pulling a fast Angela was up there. So they let one. (Branches everywhere throughout the Colony) (4 For your Summer Picnics her in. Over at Angela's apartment. At all leading Mary paused at the door from jimmie and his men were fretting 5864 ,'mei. to si5. the hall into the long drawing too. Finally he sent one of his t Grocers room. On the long divan before men down the back way to get the fireplace she saw Angela lying in touch with the lookout in front. Angela heard the steps crossing The man came back mystifleti. the rug. "Blinkey says the both 01 them I Hi "I wait so long for you, Jerry." came in an hour ago, and he's been she said, sitting up to face witb a wondering ever since what we did His m start an enraged Mary. to then. He was almost ready to MoftpN come up." the man reported. m ARY and Angela recognized m M each other immediately from !"*AUTIOt73LY Jimmie opened Jerry's housewarming party But **•' the hall door and looked ~>ut. m neither could Quite place the A card was 'tuck in the jam. It m m other There had been too many was one of Michpel McNeil's. FTS for BRIDES! at that party. "Don't ask janitors questions the m "Where's Jerry?" snapped Mary. next time." m "But I don'c know. I have wait Jimmie cussed. "They must m FLY ^SPRAY so long for him to come," com have gone right through and over plained the beautiful Angela, eye the fence to the next street in m ing the other woman. back," he said. m "How did you get in here?" de Jerry grabbed his phone as it BLACK FLAG manded Mary. began to jangle. If the problem of one wedding gift has you baffled—Come and m FLIT "Bat he said 1 was to stay here ,• "The janitor t pped them off now," Angela answered, realizing The> blew right through the let us help you. We have the practical and the decorative — SWAT that nere was one with whom she building and out the back into m m would have to fight for Jerry's the next block," Jerry heard m m FLY-FLU atfections. "Thay left a card for us." the economical and the extravagant—the usua and the bizarre— "Who are you, and why does "Bring it in," said Jerry wearily. m m SAPHO he want you to stay here?" Mary And he waited till he got the little m and they are displayed to help you choose with a minimum amount m asked, a catch in her throat. pasteboard. O- CEDAR "But who are you to come in "Well get 'em later," sighed m of effort. m FLY-TOX without knocking?" countered Jerry. "And don't tell the girL m m Angela. No use scaring her to death. Well Mary drew herself up. "I am have to watch out for her for a m m Spray'Pumps Mary Briggs. And I have every while. They'd bump her off in a m m right to be here," she flared. minute," he said. Roach Traps The sound of the front door After all, Angela had not been m closing silenced them both. stringing him. She was on the m Roach Poison Jerry Dugan walked in, a wor level. ried look on his face from his m THE ENGLISH CHINA SHOP m men announcing that Mary was TOMORROW: Jerry's enemy m m waiting for him. has dinner with Mary. m m Masters Hardware Co. THE BERMUDA FURNISHING & SUPPLY CO. m Phones 1192—1193 m m 5493^tu.th. i|§K]iflt>iy«r«l|taaiiBa||aH||« inn Maybe the Old Boy Can Take Care of Himself Bermuda Tasty Dishes For Today S. P. C. A. By JUDITH WILSON pinch of salt and one cup of MENUS scalded milk. Add two table SYDNEY O. SIMS spoons butter, three crushed Dinners macaroons, one - half teaspoon INSPECTOR Stuffed Celery Appetizers lemon extract. Drain the juice Boiled Tongue with from one can of loganberries PHONE 1875 Raisin Sauce and arrange the latter in the pie Savory New Potatoes crust; add the first mixture and Slivered String Beans sprinkle the top with three more Hot Rolls macaroons, dried and rolled fine. German Peach Pie Bake in a moderate oven for Coffee about twenty-five minutes or until set. This may be topped Chicken Gumbo with whipped cream or with a Furnish Melba Toast meringue if you wish. Cold Boiled Tongue Gelatin Pies your home Crisp Rolls Asparagus Tips There is a whole new class of Apple and Celery Salad in dessert pies made with gelatin- Lettuce Cups stiffened fillings. The secret of economically Loganberry-Macaroon Pie their success lies in having the Iced Fruit Beverage filling and the baked pie shell very cold when they are put to The Bermuda Trading Co. EN have long considered the gether and serving immediately M ability to bake good pies a after the gelatin has set. Try Reid St. appetite Telephone Bid*. feminine virtue that is all too this for something different. rare. While many women hope Soften one tablespoon gelatin in to excel in this branch of cook cne-fourth cup orange juice. Stir ing, they seem to have the idea in three-fourths cup sugar, place that pie making is very difficult in a double boiler and stir occa and to steer clear of it whenever sionally until thoroughly dis possible. Perhaps it is because solved. Add one-half cup crush pie-making involves two distinct ed pineapple, well drained, one The Right Goods at the steps—first making the crust and cup of fresh strawberries, cut in second the filling. Neither are quarters, one-fourth cup banana really difficult, however, once the cubes, one-fourth cup orange Right Prkf tricks are learned. cubes and one - fourth cup To keep pace with the Ameri blanched, shredded almonds. can taste for pie. desserts, new When tbe mixture begins to kinds of fail-proof pie crusts stiffen fold in one cup of cream have been invented and the whipped until very stiff. Pour making of fillings has also been into a baked pie shell and allow NATIONAL STORES simplified. If you will only keep to set in the refrigerator for on band a number of recipes for several hours before serving. HAMILTON, ST. GIORGI S. Sft«»* seasonable pie fillings, you can Garnish with fresh strawberries. serve pies all the year round to The gelatin-fruit vlling that I the appreciation of your family have just given you is delicious and guests. Light fillings make in tart shells for luncheon or tea pies and tarts excellent hot dessert. For other little, individ weather desserts. ual pies, mix cream cbeese and EaF Loganberry Pie heavy cream until the mixture Loganberry pie is delicious is thick and smooth and then enough for any feast. You wfll half-fill little pie shells. Fill to Quaker Oats need one medium-sized baked tbe top witb raspberry or straw pie shell to begin with. Mix to berry jam and garnish with gether one-half cup powdered whipped cream pressed through For health euear, two well beaten eggs, a a pastry tube. ' - .- BWWSSWmssw ""^Si^teiapsJEa, mmmm mum WilkSJ^sf'-r/' • TH£ R0YAL GAZETH'-H^D COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 Page 5 •UUBBB£S&*Siga legislative part, that the nine feet , benefit from this whatever would be COLONIAL shall be reserved. I think that to tear down those verandas and clears up to a certain extent that build, as I understand it, according there was a restricted provision to the rules and regulations laid PARLIAMENT considered from the time of the CHILDREN A Famous down by the Corporation. To laying out of the town in 1790. In build a concrete or stone veranda OFFICIAL REPORT 1829 tho provision was made abso would cost anywhere from £500 to Cookery Tip lute law, and that law still exists. £1,000, and they would have to There has been a considerable do that to get any good out of this m amount of discussion with regard food Expert cooks will tell you that all Proceedings of the thing at all.. They would be soups, gravies and casserole dishes are Honourable House to what might happen if Clause 2 compelled to do that if their s vastly improved by a touch of Bovrfl. was passed. I have given it a certain verandas were to be of any service amount of consideration and I A normal, healthy child has a of Assembly to them. I cannot see that that is good appetite, and a good appe it adds nourishment and flavour and would say to the members of the ft brings out the nourishment and favour a fair deal, and I cannot support late denotes good health — and committee that if Olause 2 comes the clause at all. I do not think also good digestion—usually man of the foods to which it is added. SESSION 1933 up for discussion I propose to ifested in happy, bright - eyed, that the amendment helps it very robust - looking children. offer as an amendment between much. It is o,ni.y brought forward the words "thereon" and "of" on Cream of Wheat is a good food DAY No. 13- -Wednesday, July 5, by the hon. member just to squeeze for hungry youngsters, a food 1933. the fourth line of the printed BUI, this thing through. I can see his that satisfies and helps them to the following: "for any period of idea. grow. But Cream of Wheat should also be given to children with MINUTES more than five hours at any one time." That would mean that fickle appetites, those who need Mr. S. S. TODDINGS, Jr. (St. building up. Served with whole goods, bicycles and so forth cannot The minutes of tbe last meeting George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, milk and a little sugar, it tempts brings out the best in be stored or kept on verandas for the appetite and children love ft. were read and confirmed. I have had suggested to me that more than five hours. That would It is easily cooked and unbeliev this Bill will tend to infringe upon ably economical — for a single savoury eeokery prevent anybody from being prose COMMITTEE REPORT the rights and convenience oi package will supply ybrfcf servings. cuted if they simply leaned a bicycle PRESENTED persons owning buildings on Front Help the healthy youngsters to against the wall while they went keep well and those who are del : "The Bermuda Industrial Street. I have given the matter Bfifif&BB&£giti3M;agftE»lg|S@t: S9B& into business premises on their icate and undernourished to gam Assurance Company Act, a great deal of consideration and in weight and robustness. For A. A\ JOHNSON & CO., Hamilton lawful occasions, and it would 1933" I can see where it might cause some Cream of Wheat helps to prevent also prevent what was feared by the nervousness, low resistance inconvenience, but we have to certain people—that it would and lack of energy that often re Mr. TALBOT presented the fol remember thata little inconvenience prevent goods being brought on to sult from underweight. Children lowing report: is tho penalty we must pay for can take it from one year of age the verandas on account of rain, progress and civilisation. As I on. And re so that when goods are being taken member—It's TO HIS HONOUR THE SPEAKER said on the last day that this matter to and fro they could not even be just as good and members of the Honour was under consideration, at present for grown-ups put down there. The idea is not able House of Assembly:— 90 per cent of the people arriving too. to prevent people from being there in Bermuda disembark on Front on lawful business; the idea is to • Your Committee, appointed on Street, and the condition of try and improve the look and facili Cream of Wheat the 30th June last, to search the Front Street is the first sight that ties and convenience of Front is non-heating in Journals of the Honourable the meets their eye. It is an old warm weather..... Street for the benefit of the whole And it is perfect Legislative Council with respect saying that first impressions are ly protected from community; the owners of business contamination in to a Bill entitled "The Bermuda lasting. I have heard opinions from itstri pie-wrapped premises, the occupiers, the public and triple.sealed Industrial Assurance Company visitors with regard to the condition generally, and the general appear carton. Act, 1933," have the honour to of Front Street, and they have ance of the town, for which the report as follows: been anything but complimentary. proprietors of these business premis On the 3rd instant Your Com However I must say that lately es are going to get a substantial mittee searched the Journals of conditions have been some benefit m that they will then be the Honourable the Legislative what altered for the better. As able to occupy as business premises Council for the above purpose and far as my knowledge serves me, the EWJILL-O tlig upper floors of stone, concrete found no record of the Bill having Corporation have certain restricted or steel construction verandas. been received or dealt with by the rights now on these verandas: in That is certainly a valuable thing, Council. other words, the owners of this Made without and having to keep their verandas The Acting Clerk informed Your property cannot do as they like. below reasonably clear of all sorts Committee that to the best of her They enjoy the privilege of being of goods, wares and merchandise boiling water! knowledge and belief, no such owners in name only. (Mr. North: will be just as much benefit to them Bill had been received from this In what way?) The Corporation, I as to any portion of the public I House. say, have certain restricted rights leave the clause in your hands,.and The Sergeant-at-Arms of this over these verandas now, and you thank you for your consideration House has shown to Your Com cannot build anything you like in allowing me to digress. mittee an entry in a book kept under them. There is ownership, by him, to the effect that this Bill but not control. To my way of was delivered to the Clerk to the Mr. H. T. NORTH (Hamilton thinking it would be much more Council on the 19th April last at Parish):—Mr. Chairman. I will advantageous for the merchants to 2.15 p.m. not object to Clause 1, but I shall have clear verandas where prospec All of which is respectfully sub certainly object to Clause 2. I tive shoppers may go and look mitted, think it would be most unjust for into their show windows without J. D. B. TALBOT this House to pass this Bill, even being hampered in the way they are E. VINCENT FRITH with the proposed amendment of under the present circumstances. Committee. the hon. member in charge, which I own no property on Front Street. Don't let it go until it he says he would be glad to make. I I do own a little in Reid Street, and develops into something Sessions House, should think he would bo glad to I would welcome such a suggeston much, more serious. Hamilton, 5th July, 1933. make it! It has been so long since if it came to Reid Street. There is There is no better this thing came up, and it has been one thing I would like to suggest remedy for the relief of Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT (Paget down as an order for the day every to the hon. member in charge, and Coughs, Colds and all Parish):—Mr. Speaker, I would day, but the hon. member has kept that is that he place the word Bronchial Afflictions ask for consideration of this report away and evaded it. He did not before "hours." Packing daylight than Robert's Syrup. It to be set down as an order for -he have the courage, I suppose, to start cases and other wares under these breaks up the cold, next day of meeting, and at that in on it. (Laughter.) However, he verandas at night time are fire soothes the throat and time, sir, I would be glad if you has mustered up enough courage hazards, and if he can see his way quickly restores normal •FRAGRANT 6 DELIGOUS • will be prepared to lay down the today, and I am going to tell him clear to insert the word conditions. Most pleas AGENTS POWELL & C0„ Telephone 1044 procedure which is to be adopted now that I am not going to support before "hours," because the day ant to take. in order that the promoters of this Clause 2. I think that we had better time is the logical time for mer Manufactured &fj Bill may know the steps which have lift that out. As far as Clause 1 is chants to unpack their goods—I NORTHROP & LYMAN CO.* been taken to further the cause of concerned, I will support that. LIMITED do not think they unpack them in Toronto, C&na a the Bill. the night-time—I shall support the HILLIPS' —which was agreed to. clause. THE HAMILTON ACT, 1933. Mr. TALBOT moved Clause 2. Resumption in Committee Mr. H. J. B. DUNKLEY (Devon shire Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I Dental On motion of Mr. Talbot the Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT:—Mr. Chairman, I have an amendment am going to object to the clause Bill entitled "Tho Hamilton Act, because I do not think it is a fair 1933," was resumed in committee. to move to Clause 2, as I said. I can assured you, if you will allow deal. People who own property on Front Street will be placed in Magnesia Mr. MISICK in the Chair. me to digress, sir, that I might lack many things but I do not lack the position of practically giving the courage to face this House, and up the ownership of the right to THE MODERN Clause 1, moved by Mr. Talbot use the nine feet on their front. on June 16, under consideration. particularly the hon. member for TOOTHPASTE Smith's Parish. (Members:—Hamil They had to pay for acquiring that ton Parish!—Laughter.) property, and I do not think that Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT (Paget it would be a right thing. If the that Whitens the Teeth Parish):—Mr. Chairman, on the Mr. TALBOT moved to amend Coporation want to improve the Protects the Gums * Destroys Mouth Acids last day this measure was before street by making the veranda space the House a motion for the adop Clause 2 by inserting the following between the word "thereoa" and into a sidewalk for pedebtiians, «3M tion of Clause l was in your hands, they should be prepared to recom BERMUDA GENERAL AGENCY—B.C. MERCER. Agent an J Distributor the word "or*: "For any period of but if you will permit me, sir, I pense the owners oi the property would like to read a portion of the more than five hours at any one time." ior it. When the country seme preamble to the Act of 1829 which time ago acquired the right to will clear up, to a certain extent, use the veranda space ior a sidewalk certain matters in connection with Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT:—Mr. in front of the Saltus Block, and ill the reservations that are placod Chairman, that will make the tho property further on of A. S. *>JI upon these verandas on Front clause read,". . . in front of any Frith's estate and A. E. Tucker's building on Front Street by the I Street. I know that Clause 2 is Estate, they recompensed those The "DURO" Pen storage thereon for any period not under consideration, sir, at people, and some of them pi of more than five hours at any one present, but later on, after reading very well indeed. They put a new British Manufacture time of any goods, wares, merchan the preamble, I would like to give front to some cf the premises, dise etc." some explanation regarding Clause besides paying them for this land MADE BY CONWAY STEWART 2 and an amendment which I they took. They improved the LONDON purpose to offer. I should be glad Mr. H. T. NORTH:—Mr. Chair western portion of A. E. Tucker's to do so now, because that may man, that is only a sop to try and estate and laid a nice sidewalk influence the members' decision bridge this thing, to get it law. If and built the front up, and they on Clause l. The preamble recites it passed it would be a very danger also paid him lor the strip they in the first instance, sir, about the ous thing. I do not own any proper took to build tbe aide walk. I think For fine, smooth, easy passing of an Act for laying out the ty on Front Street, but I do feel it was £650. (Sir.Henry Watlington: For a bright town of Hamilton and the appoint sorry for those that do if this —That was outside Hamilton.) I writing try this Pen ment of Commissioners and so thing becomes law. They bought am only saying that the country and lasting polish to forth. Then it goes on: "Whereas the entire width of their property, paid for it, and the same pertained it appears to have been generally including the nine feet, and that when they acquired a little strip . brass and copper with understood that the said Commiss nine feet will be under the juris to widen Church Street. I remem- , ioners had established a general diction of the Corporation of Hamil ber that the counsel for the people the greatest ease use MADE TO STAND HARD regulation with regard to the front ton, and owners will not own it any who owned that property said they or southern street of the said more. They have bought that had plans of building large de USAGE town next the water, that the property and I do not see why the partment stores below, and if they proprietors of the lots in that Corporation should have that right had to have that strip taken away street were to build so as to leave unless the Corporation are willing BLUEBELL from them it would upset all their an area or gallery space of nine to compensate the owners in some plans and it was worth a great METAL POLISH THE BEST MODERATE PRICED feet in width between the fronts proper way for it. It is all very well deal of money to them and so forth. of the houses and the boundary for the lion, member to talk about They were very well recompensed ' ECKITT & SONS. LTD., HULL & LONDON PEN SOLD of the said street, which area was concrete verandas that can be for the country taking that little to be served for the building of built if this becomes law, and the strip of land, on which there was W. S. PURVIS & GO., Distributors open galleries and for convenient upper floors be used as offices. To no building whatsoever. I do not passages, stairs and entrances to my mind that does not in any way know just what is at the back of the said houses, and such supposed compensate for the value the the idea of the Corporation, but it The Bermuda Press, Ltd. regulation has been generally owners will be giving up to give up is well to look ahead. I think buy SUNLIGHT PHMj compiled with and is found con the lower part. That is very later on, after they get this so they Reid Street venient and advantageous, but no valuable to these men, and. in shall have control of the verandas, record of such regulation can be addition, there are quite a number they will sue them for the purpose SOAP found among tbe proceedings of the of perfectly good cedar verandas of a sidewalk and say "Well, we and save time, said Commissioners." Then the on Front Street. The only way the Cwtinued to Page 6 clause goes on in fact, sir, is the owners of thorn con reoejve any money and trouble Page 6 [THE ROYAL GAZETTE ftND fSOWMTl &®BL% iEp^ft >PCY M 1933 use step upon them, so that free access public, after all, are freeholders, TIDE TABLE FOR JULY COLONIAL PARLIAMENT is somewhat hampered on that and the freeholders of Hamilton Even Simian Star Gives Autographs score alone. There are also certain are masters and they put the mem verandas which have stairways, bers of the Corporation in and put High Water Sun Sun Continued from Page S and I take it that there is nothing them out according to their will. A.M. P.M. rise set in this Act to prohibit .those stair Since the time that the Act of 1923 11 To. 11.30 11.53 5.20 .30 are going to grade these verandas 12 W. ways which practically block up came into force, actually in 1926, 12.24 5.21 .30 nicely and make a good sidewalk 13 Th. 0.43 the entire veranda space. In one the Corporation have dealt, as far 1.21 5.22 .29 of it, and do away with the present 14 F. 1.35 case I know of the stairway blocks it as I know, equitably and reason 2.21 5.22 .29 Sidewalk to widen Front Street." 15 Sa. 2.31 completely, and no-one without a ably with applications for buildings 3.22 5.23 .29 They will say that it will be necess 16 Su. 3.32 5.23 six-foot ladder could get across that all over Hamilton. Buildings of a 4.25 .28 ary to widen Front Street and so 17 M. 4.34 5.24 stairway and through the veranda. certain nature have been refused 5.20 .28 forth for the public to travel on. I 18 Tu. 5.29 5.25 No compensation is being granted because they were either unsafe, 6.10 7.28 say that is not putting a fair propos 19 W. 6.22 5.25 to the property owners for the privi unattractive from a proper stand 6.54 7.27 ition up to the property owners, 20 Th. 7.04 7.32 5.26 lege which is being taken away point, or undesirable from a sani 7.27 if that is their idea. It may not 21 F. 7.42 5.27 from them. If this second clause tary or other standpoint. Plans 8.08 7.26 be, at present, but I have it in the 22 Sa. 8.18 5.27 is not adopted it will enable the for every building to be erected or 8.44 7.26 back of my mind that that is the 23 Su. 8.53 5.28 Corporation to deal with individual altered from the exterior have to be 9.16 7.25 future plan. Once they get control 24 M. 9.28 9.51 5.29 7.25 property owners and obtain an submitted to the Corporation and of the verandas they will turn them 25 Tu. 10.06 10.?9 5.29 7.24 undertaking for the free passage they are gonethrough and inspected. into a sidewalk and rip up the pres 26 W. 10.48 5.30 7.23 of the lower verandas in exchange Expert advice is taken in oases 11.07 ent sidewalk and widen Front Street 27 Th. 11.34 5.30 7.22 for the privilege of closing their where it appears necessary, espec 11.51 so that it will be more convenient 28 F. 5.31 7.22 upper verandas. That, as far as I ially buildings which may be used 12.25 for the public to travel on, with the 29 Sa. 0.39 1.23 5.32 7.21 can see, Mr. Chairman, is all that for the public use, and ordinarily advent of the railway, which takes 30 Su. 1.35 2.26 5.32 7.20 we should do in this matter at this they are granted or not granted the centre of the street. They 31 M. 2.38 3.37 5.33 7.19 time. If, at a later time, the according to the decision of the should have made the railway pay Corporation can come to this Corporation. I have not had any for that privilege ,and if they wanted House with some reasonable plan way from any of the decisions made Mean High Water Spring Tides— to use the verandas the owners 3 ft. 11 ins. for compensating owners for that in the first instance by the Mayor, could have had something to be Mean High Water Neap Tides— privilege which they are taking who has been deputed by the Cor reimbursed with. (Ool. Dill:— 3 ft. 3 ins. away, I should be in support of it, poration from time to time to Order 0 I am quite in order. I -ean Tide Level—2 ft. 2 ins. but to take it away without com deal with applications of an ordin say it is not giving the property N.B.—All heights are given above pensation whatever I cannot agree ary nature. Applications of an owners a fair deal. It is all very soundings on charts. to. extraordinary nature are laid Well to come up here and say that H.W.F. & C. 7 hours 59 minutes. before the whole Corporation, but it will be a benefit to the general Age of Tide assumed to be 1 day. applications of an ordinary nature public. I have not any doubt that Mr. E. P. T. TUCKER (St. Sunset and sunrise refer to upper are laid before the Mayor and he perhaps it will be some benefit to George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, limb of Sun touching the horizon. directs the decision on them as he the property owners, but not I cannot really see the argument height of eye being 20 feet above considers in the interest of the pub commensurate to reimburse them. where the owners of this nine feet sea level. lic. To my knowledge no appeal " They are practically giving up their of property under verandas oa Front Times are Standard Times. has been made from the decisions, nine feet of front, which cost them Street are going to lose anything. oo and yet the privilege has been re considerable money. I do not This is not going to take the proper fused for the reasons stated. To think that is proper at all. It is all ty away from them at all. It is STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS go and make an Act now which right to come up here and say "If still, and it will be, tne owner's oontraverts the authority granted that is a sidewalk the public Will property. Neither can I think that to the Corporation under The S.s. Lady Hawkins (O.N.S.) is due be near your shop-windows there, any hon. member of this House Municipalities Act, 1923, woud to arrive from the West Indies to and it will make. them more considers that Front Street presents Josephine the monkey, not to be outdone by the movie put owners of property on Front day, sailing the same day for stars, complies with a request for her autograph from her lit anxious to buy" and all that kind a very attractive appearance, with Street in the position of being Saint John via Boston. Agents, tle friend and fellow citizen of Hollywood, Lora Lee Herman. of thing. It sounds very well, a certain portion of it today used able to defy the Corporation and J. S. Darrell & Oo. still, on the other hand, the city as a warehouse, and a warehouse for * * * mangoes and other commodities build atrocities that are undesirable cannot expect to get something S.s. Orduna (P.S.N.C.) is due to of that nature which decay rather on Front Street, without any re for nothing. I am going to object arrive from Havana tomorrow quickly. I have on many occasions gard for looks or anything else. to the clause. sailing the same day for Liverpool. gone down Front Street where That, I think, would be most un A WOMAN CAN LEARN SECRET Agents, Harnett & Richardson. decomposition has set in, and the desirable, and I have no reason to Lt.-Ool. the Hon. T. M. DILL * * * commodities have been stored think that such a measure will (Devonshire Parish):—Mr. Chair commend itself to this House. I T.E.V. Oueen of Bermuda (Fur- OF LOVELINESS, CHARM, BEAUTY man, my colleague is surely ignor outside on the under verandas for days. (Mr. North:—That's the say that with all due reference to ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar ing the facts. He spoke about the His Honour the Speaker, because 'I rive from New York on Thursday By JACQUELINE HUNT When you have learned to Health Department's job.) It may ANY women are born with control your health and nerves, special arrangements made with do not think he had considered the next, sailing the same day on return regard to the Saltus Block. That be the Health Department's job, M that mysterious think known turn to cosmetics. Select them provisions of The Municipalities trip at 3 p.m. Agents, Watlington as charm (or poise or wisdom), for their gentle effectiveness. was done exactly because the Act but the Health Department prob ably needs assistance from this Act, 1923. & Conyers. but not all of them know how Skin is young when it is soft and of 1829 did not apply to the Saltus to make the most of it. If you moist; it is old when it is stiff branch of the Legislature. I know To be Continued * * # Block, and because the Act of 1829 S.s. Lady Nelson (O.N.S.) is due are born with and harsh. Use cleansing creams does apply alone in the city of that there are a number of business i t perhaps that turn to liquid almost as houses on Front Street whose own to arrive from Halifax via Boston you only soon as they touch your skin and Hamilton. He has ignored that on Saturday next, sailing the fol need to have use a bland soap and water. And fact altogether, and it is to clear ers are anxious to get the upper verandas closed in for the purpose lowing day for the West Indies. someone tell rinse and rinse, first with warm up the situation that I understand 7rimmed With Lace Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. you how to water and then let the water run, of using them as offices, display use it, if you colder and colder until it is icy. this measure has been introduced. * • * I hope that a majority will support show-rooms and so forth. I think are not. then Do the same thing in the S.s. Transylvania is due to arrive drop every it. also, Mr. Chairman, that hon. morning, first rinse your skin members must admit that Front from Murray Bay on July 18th, thing you are with tepid water then gradually sailing the same day for Boston. doing and lower the temperature. Violent Street, particularly on Saturdays, learn it. Sir HENRY WATLINGTON Agents, Harnett & Richardson. measures are bad for skins that is becoming more and more con Learn to are no longer youthful and ad (Devonshire Parish):—Mr. Chair gested, owing to the easy access to -oo- look for the justable and glowing. After man, I might example my own the central part of the island which bright e r. cleansing use a gentle tonic or finer things. situation. I have about 30 feet on the railway has provided, and on EAST END NEWS neutralizer that will stimulate Front Street. The property has a MISS HUNT So many your skin slightly and make sure many occasions when pedestrians t»i of you go that all cream and dirt are gone. Wooden veranda today. What will are using the sidewalks on Front FAIRIES FROM FAIRYLAND along thinking that beauty is You will need a nourishing be the result of this? If I want to Street today they are entirely forced not for you—that it is only a cream, too, to keep your skin put up a stone veranda so that off into the streets. Certainly if The Dancing Class trained by mythical pot of gold at the end fresh and soft. There are many the Corporation can let me close the of the rainbow—and then one creams that are easy to use and the verandas are blocked up by Miss Nea Smith, of the girl scholars day a miracle takes place. You upper part of that veranda it would delightfully efficient. When you the storage of goods it serves as a from the St. George's Grammar realize that you might have been find the one that is best for you probably be a great advantage. That further handicap. The hon. mem School, repeated their performance beautiful all the time if you had stick to lt. veranda is open now. It happens ber on my right, the hon. member on Friday evening last, at St. only known how and believed in There are other little touches something. And you can be love that there are no stairways to the for Devonshire, Mr. Cox, referred to David's Island. Fortunately the that help you find beauty. Search upper part as spoken of in the Act lier now—even though you are for them. Try letting your little certain obstacles in the way of weather was all that could be de no longer young. dab of cheek rouge soften before which the hon. member in charge stairways which it seems somewhat sired, and a very suitable spot for Great medical men have dis you blend it into your skin and referred to, but it would be no harm impossible to move just at the pres the display was kindly loaned by covered that glands have a lot you will have a natural looking to do with your growing old and to the property, it would be an ent, but by no means impracticable Mr. Eric Higgs. The lighting ef cheek coloring. Dip your wash advantage. For that reason, as a that if you can keep these glands rloth into cold, cold, water and I think, and I would like to see fects were improved by footlights young and bouncing with life present owner on Front Street, I smooth it over your flabby neck something done to remove them. and the performance was hugely you can stay young a long time. or double chin to improve the see no objection whatever. I think Take where the Atlantic Hotel enjoyed by all, At the conclusion You can do much to keep these appearance. And if you use nail that it would be quite an advantage is. One has naturally got to divert Miss Nea Smith was presented glands healthy by taking care of polish be sure that its color because then owners will be able to with a bouquet of flowers. A your general health. Relax even harmonizes softly with your one's course under the veranda and though you are a busy person, put up good stone verandas and use special boat was run by Mr. Chas. make-up and with your cos come out on the sidewalk on either drink a lot of water, learn to be tumes. Care for your health so the upper part, which they cannot side of the stairway, and there are Christiansen, and the party re calm and you will give your unceasingly that your skin is do now. I really believe that in turned about 11 p.m., the whole glands a chance to take care of clear and luminous — you can, one or two other places which are themselves and of you. the original Act it was intended the same and I would like to see affair being a pronounced success. you know. that, nothing should be put under that remedied as quickly as possible. * * * these verandas except stairways Personally I do not see any real PERSONAL and approaches to the buildings. objection to passing this second They were to be kept clear. The clause with the amendment which On Tuesday next Miss Annie S. question to my mind is whether the hon. member in charge has Smith of the staff of the St. goods under there now are legally offered. It certainly is not the George's Grammar School, leaves Tasty Dishes For Today stored under the Act, but I will leave intention of the Legislature to on the S.s. "Lady Hawkins" for a By JUDITH WILSON that to some legal mind. penalise any business house by vacation at her home in Canada. preventing them putting any goods She will be accompanied by Miss should include in addition, a Mr. J. W. OOX (Devonshire under the veranda at all. There Sutherland, the District Nurse at LUNCHEONS small frying pan, a small baking Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I feel that are occasions when they will have St. George's, who is also going on a pan for roasting meat, small Cream Chicken on sauce pans for vegetables (the this clause in its present form shoud to be put there,but I think that they Copyright, 1933, by Fairchild. well earned vacation for a few weeks Toasted Biscuit kind that fit together, three over not be passed. I agree with a great will never have occasion to have Miss Smith will not return until Salad of Tomatoes and Greens a burner are especially good) Retail window displays are French Dressing deal my colleague, Sir'Henry Wat .them there more than five hours, 3ioing more attention to evening September. Making the trip also muffin pans, tiny six-inch cake Cocoanut-Orange Cookies and pie tins, measuring cup and lington, just said. While it is therefore I shall support it. fashions that are trimmed with to Canada are Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Iced Tea with Mint true that the privilege granted by lace. The dress above is devel Spurling of St. George's, who are spoons, a small tin or glass bak oped in white mousseline de sole, ing pan for bread or meat loaves, the first clause of this Act does also on vacation bent. Corned Beef Croquettes with ana a shallow square pan for Mr. J. R. CONYERS (Southamp and black Valenciennes lace is Catsup redound to the interest of the proper introduced in bands on the ruf oo baking gingerbread or cooling ton Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I Spinach with Egg and -ty owner, at the same time I would fle of the skirt, also on the Anchovy Garnish point out to the committee that quite appreciate that Clause 1 is puffed sleeves. Hot Oatmeal Muffins Nut Fudge WEST END NEWS y th wa the first clause does not make it not under consideration, but I Mixed Fruit Salad with h»5 * i. J*. men like nothing think that if Clause 1 could be Whipped Cream Dressing better than a big square of compulsory upon the Corporation creamy, nutty fudge for dessert. amended so as to give an owner of SANDYS SECONDARY SCHOOL Sweet Wafers Coffee to grant that privilege. It merely H0OPINGG0UGH fhjy,f1 you are ta doubt about makes it lawful for them to grant property not only the right to Ho "core"—but helps to «e> what to serve, keep this in mind. enclose his upper veranda if he wants duce paroxysms of coughing. The Closing Exercises of the it, and I suppose that the Corpora TS.«=two is more« a SEproble*m *o*f FeisVSe^OTo^rS to put up a stone building, but also Sandys' Secondary School were held of unsweetened chocolate, cut tion might perfectly legitimately- in the G.TJ.O.O.F. Hall on Thursday planning the meals and market into pieces, to two-thirds cup to give him the right if he wants to ing than it is of actual cooking demand of any owner on Front • \*&\ • VAPOROB evening. The attendance was large rich milk and place over a low Street, as a quid pro quo that pull down the old building and put You must admit from the start name. Cook until the mixture is OVEff-K*.'MILLION JARS USED YEARIY and the school, assisted by friends, that certain things are out"of smooth and blended .tirrine before tbe privilege of closing his up a new building, to build out to the nine feet. In other words, let produced a very pretty Operetta the question. Juicy rib roasts constantly. Add two cups sugar upper veranda is given, an under entitled "Betty Lou," under the baked hams, large fish, legs of a n< a pinch of salt the whole building come out to the , L > and stir un taking that the lower veranda direction of Miss Bean, principal lamb, watermellons and such til the sugar is dissolved and the edge of the sidewalk. Then he foods are not for the small fam would open, to make it unlawful for of the school. The various leading mixture boils. Cook without stir would have the additional nine tCo ily. On the other hand, you can ring until a little dropped in cold him to store goods thereon or bicy parts were well sustained and the often afford such delicacies as feet to whatever may be the height I WITH ~ water forms a soft ball. Remove cles. I do not feel it is justified whole production reflected much sweetbreads, kidneys, small from the fire and add two table without granting him compensa of the building under the regulation choice steaks and foods that are spoons butter, and one teaspoon credit on Miss Bean and her staff. cut of reach of the large family. tion. In this respect I might of the Corporation. Then I think vanilla. Cool to luke warm and After the play was concluded And there are attractive substi beat until the mixture begins to say also that I am in sympathy with those who are complaining that tutes for the larger roasts and you are taking away the rights of Miss Bean spoke of the work of the thicken and lose its gloss. Add the idea back of this measure, and school and asked the Rev. D. dishes that you miss. cne cup broken nut meats and the owner will agree that you are The success of any job depends nn into a square greased pan. that it would be a distinct improve Smith to present the school prizes. •»«, »WVOII ui nujr juu uepenas »«•»« «ii>u a square greased thereby giving him a compensation on your tools so if you are start- When cold cut into squares ment to Front Street if there were a The programme, which had been ing out to cook for two persons, free passage through the verandas in that respect. inrr mii- f-r» nrtnlr #n«* «-**.» ---•••— Necessar__ y Utensils interesting throughout, was con you should first supply yourself .H,W nke ice cream, you for the entire length of the street, cluded by the singing of the School with the proper utensils. It is should have a small freezer, but, on the other hand, Mr. Chair Mr. J. D. B. TALBOT:—Mr. Song and "The King." impossible to cook small quan holding from a pint to a quart man, I would like to point out to Chairman, in reply to His Honour tities of food attractively or sat of cream. The little ovens that * * * isfactorily in large dishes. You the committee that this of itself the Speaker, the House certainly fit over the burner of your stove STORE ALTERATIONS will find that small casseroles or pr a heavy Dutch oven will save does not give free access through would not take away the privileges HEMORRHOIDS small remekins are convenient time and fuel for baking pota all these verandas. In the first granted to the municipalities under OH -PILES' for baked souffles or meat and toes, apples or small dishes of •»ar*e promptloa y" anon'Fd thoroughl<»« y i The store of Mr. Roberts opposite vegetable combinations for the place several verandas are on a The Municipalities Act, 1923. Now relieved by the use of pudding. And then, if you can the Naval Cricket Field has under main course or for desserts. Then afford it an electric toaster or higher level than the pavement. the Corporation is a body, I think, gone extensive alterations and all Borne of them are sufficiently high DnCHASE'S yeuwil]l find custard cu^dy ^and ^Twaffle^wKml that can be reasonable trusted to the latest improvements have been for desserts or - small molded plete the necessary utensu*. An£ to*make it extremely awkward to deal equitably with the public, The oiw~rrviEr%jT effected. S&WUtkitch^^ •«"i VMR? THE ROYAE GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 Page 1 1 President Becomes a Doctor of Laws VITALITY NEEDS NO "MAKE-UP" Eat this cereal for regu larity ... and for its iron and vitamin B. TIRED LINES: sallow complex for proper exercise of the in ions: colourless lips. How we testines. It forms a soft mass work to screen them with cos which gently and naturally metics, striving for tbe illusion clears out the intestinal tract. of health and beauty when true health and beauty are a matter Kellogg's ALL-BRAN also sup of proper diet. plies the highly valuable vita min B and twice as much blood- Constipation puts more wrin building iron as an equal weight kles in your face than worry. of beef liver. The slow absorption of poison from sluggish intestines robs Kellogg's ALL-BRAN requires Jimmie Jingle Says: you of vitality and ages you. no cooking. Eat two table spoon !3 fuls daily with cold milk or Each day of every blessed week If you are a victim of faulty cream. This amount is sufficient The best of food you ought to seek. elimination throw away your to relieve most cases of com pills and medicines. Get on the mon constipation. SUTTEE CHUSX BREAD m broad highway to health and happiness by eating Kellogg's Try Kellogg's ALL-BRAN to Ask your Grocer ALL-BRAN. ALL-BRAN is a de day. It is 100 % bran, and 100% r\ licious, tasty cereal that sup effective. Your grocer has it in BERMUDA BAKERY, Limited^ plies the mild "bulk" necessary the red-and-green packet. QlALL-BRAN §% ALL-BRAN the gentle, natural way to relieve CONSTIPATION President Roosevelt pictured as the honorary degree of L.L.D. was conferred on him by Archbishop Michael J. Curley at the commencement exercises at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D. C. Foundation Garments Crossword Puzzle* Two way stretch elastic Step-in By LARS MORRIS Girdle—Just a soft pliable elas Find the ACROSS YESTERDAY'S 2—Reach ANSWER 3—Concerning 1—Attic tic, enough support without 7—Spanish dance 4—Pole 13—Space between veins 6—Dash ot leaf 6—Mexican cakes being boned— fellow who 14—Publisher 7—Sire 16—Debit (ab.) 8—Short poems IS—Injured 9—Cover 18—Tantalum 10—And (Fr.) At the very reasonable price of 19—Beverage 11—Turn changed his habits » » 21—Nostrils 12—Makes speech 22—Tangle 17—God of war 23—Nights before events 20—In needy manner 71* 26—Tennis term 22—Heavy 26—Fruit 24—Talk Sizes 24 to 30 Among those admiring girls—what do we find? A young man 27—Wigwams 26—Italian poet 29—Foundations 28—Termination beaming with the delights of a shave that makes him a thousand 30—Animal homes 29—Babylonian god 31—Japanese coins 31—Small fish times cleaner-looking—even better-looking! 32—Group ot three 32—Typewriter 34—Heraldic cross 33—Wanderer No ordinary shave accomplished this miracle. It was a Menfien 37—Fart ot egg 34—Remarked 38—Battle 35—Wrinkle shave! For Mennen Shaving Cream is no ordinary cream. The 39—Malignant 36—Escaped LOCKWARD & CO. 40—Give money 80—Sewing device 38—Fart of Gr. Britain snowy mounds of creaminess it whips up are fast, thorough 41—Hostile Incursions 62—Ties 41—Repetition 43—Large bird 63—Observed 42—Understands beard-softeners. Defiant hairs cannot long resist the softening 44—First person Is 45—Pouch Reid Street West 46—Military man DOWN 46—Corded cloth effects of Mennen's Dermutation process. Razors seem to ac 47—Paid (ab.) 49—Prefix: through Phone 1236 48—Quiet 51—Prefix: twofold quire new .'sharpness. Keenly they snick off wilted stubble — 1—Thlngamajlg 5663«J 31 M36 39 % % GOSLING BROTHERS MO Mi M2 M3 Sole Agents % % MM MS Mb M7 5827 PA S T E 1933 bv United Feature Syndicate. Inc MEN'S KHAKI SHORTS Superior Quality 8/6, 9/6 Spates of America, will close at MEN'S KHAKI SHIRTS 1 =s 1 MAIL NOTICES the General Post Office on Thurs • 1JU J LISTERINE day:— Guaranteed to Wash Well fc*a£»| 'H»| TOOTH PASTE Mails per S.s. Lady Hawkins for Ordinary Mail at 12 noon. ALL 5/6 SIZES H 1 H<| the United States of America, Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. 9> 1M Cleans Quicker (Via Boston) and the Dominion of Pacrel Post for Great Britain, ST. GEORGE'S STORE Z$ 3II| and the United States at 11.30 a.m. mv\ Canada, will close at tho General * * » *M Can't Scratch Enamel Post Office today:— tffi Strengthens Gums Ordinary Mail at 11.30 a.m. Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for P? sf/ Registered Mail at 11 a.m. the West Indies, and British Guiana Has a Refreshing Taste Parcel Post for Canada at 11 a.m. will close at the General Post Office BARS % on Saturday the 15th:— (Dp —«. * * * the COSTS LESS Mails Der^S.s. Orduna for Great Ordinary Mail at4.30 p.m. .--.: Makers Registered Mail and Parcel Post 3 n • Britain .^ and the Continent of I LISTER) NE Europe, will close at the General at 4 p.m. TOOTH PASTE Post Office today:— Recommend THERE IS NO FINER F. J. G. FOOTE PRO-PHY-LAC-TIC Ordinary Mail at 4.30 p.m. Mails Despatched TOOTH PASTE Registered Mail at 4 p.m. Local Agent TOOTH «. Mails leaving Bermuda on Thurs BRUSHES * * * - Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queenjof Ber day the 13th. should connect with ihn Standard of Excellence Why pay more? muda for_Great Britain, the Do S.s. "Berengaria" sailing from New York for Southampton on the 15th. MS minion of Canada, and the United I JU*oT HAPPENED TO THINK- A"b UOKjG A*=> I'VE CONSENTED TO DAUGHTER'S WISH "TO GO TO I BRINGING EUROPE- >'ui_ PICK OUT THE BOATAMOTIME UP THAT WE GO" FATHER Georee McMantu **r Page 8 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 THE CONFERENCE AND portions. It is hoped to induce them to surrender what they have AFTER left of their money to lend to these wti a defaulters to pay interest on their a unpayable debts to those same in (By T.M.S.) vestors! (See P. O. Loftus "Foreign A grain of salt, as well as other Investment." Pitman, 2/6) Sir A. condiments of a wholesome effect; Salter has also divulges that the caution, disbelief and an observant aim of the B.I.S. was the creation hope are necessary just at this of a "world-structure"—a super moment to those who read the state, administered by a private MODE m corporation! fearful forebodings of those who had formerly assured the world Accurate observers also know that the Economic Conference was that the resources in material, bound to result in restoration of in industry, in ingenuity and good- recovery, or the recovery of re will, of the active communities storation, or the restoration of trade of the world are equal to the equip of international lending or the ping of mankind for a life in which ONLY THE what's this of heaven knows what; the ample satisfaction of material and who knows different? This is needs, the liberation of energy an accurate transcript of the aims through solvent leizure for the and results of the Conference, higher intellectual, moral and art Westinghouse it was aimless K and has proved istic culture of the peoples of the fruitless. Those who were beguiled world are sufficient many times by the fulsome assurances of its over. Shall we then allow these promoters are now faced with the opportunities of emancipation and alternative of—waking up! Or real social progress be thrown away fo USUMC- automatlc else spinning out the dream into in a financiers' sulk, because their a nightmare, with a final more archaic calculations have led them ERE'S the achievement terrible awakening, an awakening astray? There are many hundreds to revolution or war. It is not by now of influential citizens who H you have been waiting without a certain mean sort of have determined to say no to the for! The final advance that cunning that those who hailed blind money-lender, and yes to gives you MODERN refriger the Conference as the end of the the vision of the creative artist depression, are fixing the blame for and engineer. This, if you will look ation . .. completely depend its failure, now that is too plain a little deeper, is why America able, completely trouble-free to be hidden that it has failed, not is behaving at the present moment Dual-automatic control . . upon themselves, but upon some in exactly the way she is doing. perverse selfishness in the human found only in the Westing She is sick of listening to economic nature of the delegates. They fossils talking death. Men like house, now answers the need still assume and want us to believe professor Moley, who know their that the Conference was well-con country's history and her vast That first tooth! for double protection, double reliability, double assurance ceived! They are equally callous possibilities, know this. He is, and unimaginative, equally dis- to boot, aware that he needn't -when the first eagerly- of uninterrupted service. * regardful of objective truth in worry about foreign trade, since \17HATa red letter day is this—when vvlooked-for little tooth actually aippearst . And how Investigate this modern re prophesying chaos for the world U.S.A. is practically self-contained as a direct and inevitable result happy the wise mother who relies [on "Ovaltine" Rusks frigerator today. Thousands and only two per cent of her trade of its failure. in the best of times has been to make teething time easy and happy. are already finding that a "foreign." Perhaps he also knows "Ovaltine" Rusks are specially prepared to give baby Westinghouse offers them, not Competent observers—that is, ob that the search for "foreign mar that biting exercise without which his little jaws cannot servers who do observe—have known kets" is the most fruitful cause of TS1S MARK only the amazing performance .be properly formed or his teeth become sound and strong. that the agenda of the Conference modern warfare. He is indeed dir They are baked by a special process so that while they are IS YOUR of Dual-automatic control, but was prepared by the Bank of In ectly a hundred-per-cent American GUARANTEE delightfully crisp they are not too hard for baby to eat every other noteworthy fea ternational Settlements at Basel, because his country is 98% econo and enjoy. They are made of unbleached wheat flour, , ture of convenience, beauty and transmitted to the several mically independent, and can easily absolutely pure and retaining all the nutritive elements. national governments through the fill in the remaining two. Hence In addition they contain a proportion of delicious and economy. Come in today. League of Nations, and that the emerges, like a plant that grows "Ovaltine"—rich in nerve and body-building qualities. delegates were the direct or in batter the more it is trampled direct nominees of the Central underfoot. Let your baby start the "Ovaltine" Rusk habit to-day, so Medium Size Now Only £41* 0.0 Banks of their respective countries; that he will have good strong teeth for all the years to come. they were NOT representatives of See Them at Our Show Rooms their respective NATIONS. ECONOMIC NATIONALISM It was observable also to those THE ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. who really wished to know, that I warn and advise students and '©WILTINE' the aim of the conference was self- publicists, especially those whose N50 destructive and self-contradictory. writings can be quoted against It was purposed to restore pro them oo future occasions, that they sperity by restoring that very forthwith rid themselves and dis system of financial internationalism abuse their minds of the propagand ist falsehoods, which have been cir which had destroyed that prosper APPETISING- DIGESTIVE 6 NOURISHING ity. The Conference was required culated about Economic National to patch up a hopelessly broken- ism. Everyone who knows his i I down system with pieces of its Economic History is aware that the Sold by all Chemists and Stores Qood News for Penmen ... own self. It was a task impossible only definite thing historically W. S. PURVIS, Bermuda Distributor by its very definition; the discus known,—that is, known among R82 sion of which could not but prove informed people—under that name Bleb colours, foil body, exasperating and futile. Indeed, is the very opposite of "Isolation it is possible that one of its prime ism." The people who have ori PARKER makes your pen travel results has been the making still ginated these lies, have done so swiftly and smoothly. A more acute of national rivalries with the intention of confusing product ot the Parker and suspicions; they have appar the public mind, and convincing QUINK Fountain Fen Oo., Ltd., ently been not allayed but sharpen them that the only way of salva ed. Perhaps things have come to tion remaining open was that con Canada such a pass that absolutely the ceived by the International Money- best thing for Conferees to do Lenders. There is no other explana would be to resolve to leave each tion for sueh obtuseness on the "KESTOS" The New other alone and go home and mind part of those who could if they their own business. wished command the help of people who knew the facts. Fountain Pen Ink I do not believe for an instant THE BRASSIERE that the aim of its promoters Economic Nationalism means was to restore "prosperity" in the "National or Political Economy," Q Dries 3iqfc Quicker on Papei sense in which ordinary human which includes the industrial and citizens understand the term, in cultural development of each in Advocated by the better Modern H Writes Smoother—Makes Permanent Records more income, more individual se dividual nation, the temporary curity, and better social services. protection of Key Industries until Schools for growing girls... Nay! I have a thousand facts to they no longer need it, and the J 2 oz. bottle 6d> 4 oz. bottle 10d. prove that the aim, with regard to development of reciprocal, not of the status and condition of mem competitive, foreign trade in goods. Does not confine but adds consider bers of the human family, was quite The doctrine was formulated by other; the citizenry of the world Friedrich List in his work "Na ably to one's refinement. i — was to be put on shorter rations of tional System" published 1841, everything than ever in a world in opposition partly to the sweep ALL SIZES IN STOCK | THE BERMUDA PRESS, Ltd. bursting with actual and potential ing Mercantilist doctrines of Adam plenty. People were to be schooled Smith in his "Wealth of Nations." to penury, and what remained of (published 1776) It is to be noted their shrunken purchasing power that List does not reject Mer 4/6 was to be drained to fill again the cantilism altogether. (See Gide leaky tanks of the investment and Rist, "History of Economic KEEP YOUNG system. The only international Doctrine." chap. 4.) Several other of the better Brassieres "trade" which it was aimed to List undoubtedly owed some of and Foundation Garments also WITH ENO restore was the international trade his inspiration to the American in money. This in spite, as afore statesman, Hamilton; and List Do not allow constipation—ofte n unsuspected said, that it had broken-down, stocked... —to add years to your looks. Take in turn, after his visit to the United and in the course of its breaking- States and the enormous impress glass of sparkling ENO'S "Fruit Salt down had ruined thousands of ion which the potentialities of that Correctly fitted by a competent former investors. The aim was to each day. It will rid your system country exercised upon his mind, Corsetierre. inspire confidence in the surviv influenced the American Econo of the poisons that sap vitality ing investors to throw good money and spoil your life. But be mist, Henry C. Carey. The last after bad. Sir Arthur Salter has mentioned work says (p.284) "De sure you get ENO. said that British investors have spite all this similarity of views, lost £2,000 millions during the last Carey does not owe his inspiration sixty years through foreign In to List. He was acquainted with vestments. They have lost, accord the "National System" and he ing to Sir A. M. Samuel £27 mil quoted lt. But American economic lions under the Dawes and Young literature had already supplied him Plans to enable Germany to pay with analogous suggestions. Even ENO'S j Reparations. The aggregate amount more than books, the economic REID STREET of the losses of those in America life of America itself as it evolved and Britain who had confidence before his very eyes had contributed in the international Investment to the formation of his ideas . . "For Better Values " FRUIT SALT system are of astronomical pro More fortunate than List, he saw his ideas accepted . . " I recommend the study of Gide and Rist in this connection. A Biography of List appeared in 1903 BRONCHO BILL 1 from the pen of Miss Hirst. We ft_ 'lU- ANt> M»S WXSCTV fW5M*THE are now on the eve of the promul EAR J-R H^D » t-f-t MOMie.'WlTH gation of a true, not a mutually AMIPLE T\MT£ TO ruinous internationalism. ARRIVE BMtC* ATTHE. DAMCE.. oo Dirty Work Well Celebration fy WA& A UGHT- Done HEAKTEO CROWD Tramp: "Lady, have you a piece AKTTCmKnNG A of cake handy, to give to a poor man A'S, THE 6ROUP who hasn't had a bite of anything APFROACHHQ for two days?" By HARRY F. PWK1A R*3S Lady: "Cake? Why, isn't bread good enough for you?'* O'NEILL Tramp: "Ordinarily, yes ma'am, but this is my birthday and I wish to celebrate a little."—Pathfinder, I'.&i' " fFWlF ' 'WJPMr^wT '.in fc «: ;«ri THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 Page 9 CRICKET AT ST. DAVID'S fW FURNITURE SALE 5 Played on July 6th at St. David's Island, St. David's v. Young Liber Local and Foreign Sporting News 1 ty's O.C. By Public Auction I TO BE SOLD ST. DAVID'S at "Frithlands," Warwick — I The residence of the late Laurie M. ft BY "ELUS- J[ Foggo, stpd. b S. Dowling 18 These Smith Pitcher, b C. Dowling _ i Foggo, b. C. Dowling..... Z o Griffiths, b O. Dowling . 29 TOMORROW BASEBALL RESULTS WEST INDIES VS. NOTTS. Fox, b C. Dowling _ 4 Linen Crash Suits at one o'clock Foggo, c Henrys b Wright..Z 39 Rain Holds Up Match Minors, b Wright 24 NATIONAL (Saturday) Fox, not out ,.,, 10 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Etc. NOTTINGHAM, July 10th.— Richardson, b Henries 0 Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 7 Rain this morning interfered with Smith, b Wright 0 at 60/- Consisting of Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 3 play in the West Indies versus JTot- Lamb, c Wright, b O. Dow Boston 6 Cincinnati..... 3 tinghamshire match and the lunch ling 19 Upright Piano (by Weber), Wicker New York, 1 Chicago 2 time score by Notts was 25 for 1. Extras „ 13 Sofa and Chairs, Sideboard, Dining Brooklyn 0 St. Louis 1 Table, Upholstered Chairs and West Indies 314 T others, Large Bug and Mats, Chests °t« _ 156 Find favour among men who know that AMERICAN, (Saturday) of Drawers with Mirrors, Basin- BowKng:- Robinson 3 for 83, Cox "it's economical to buy the best." They stands and Ware, Iron Bedsteads, Fall of wickets: 1 for, 2 for 4, 3 Chicago 4 Philadelphia...10 3 for 63, Staples 3 for 82, Voc* 0 for Springs and Mattresses, Glass and for 26, 4 for 53, 5 for 57, 6 for 117, Chicago 11 Philadelphia 6 58, Butler 1 for 42. know this crash is the best, that it's China Ware, Kerosene Oil Stove, 7 for 182, 8 for 124, 9 for 125. Cleveland 2 Washington 6 Lunch time score: Notts 35 for Kitchen Utensils and Tools, large thoroughly shrunk and that the tailoring Cleveland 4 Washington 5 1 when rain stopped play. Old Cedar Chest, Etc., Etc., Etc., YOUNG LIBERTY'S C. 0. Detroit 5 New York. .2 Etc., Etc. -oo- will withstand repeated laundering. St. Louis 4 Boston ...1 N. Smith, c. O. Foggo, b Q. Fox.. 30 ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET S. Dowling, b R. Fox 0 B. W. WALKER & CO., NATIONAL, (Sunday) O. Dowlin c A. Foggo, b G. Sizes 34 to 46 Auctioneers. Derbyshire 417 for 6, Storer 59, Minors 32 New York 0 Chicago 4 Worthiugton 131 not out versus J. Burgess, b G. Minors 11" 23 Hamilton, Bermuda. New York 1 Chicago 2 Worcester. B. Wright, c Pitcher, b G, 6th July, 1933. Boston 3 Cincinnati „...8 * * * Minors Q REGULARS, LONGS, SHORTS AND STOUTS Boston 3 Cincinnati 1 Gloucester 422 for 4, Hammond A. Henries, b A. Foggi*. ,",,„ % 5816 SALE SALE I 1 | Of Slightly Used 0/ Slightly Used i., Raleigh Bicycles New-Hudson Bicycles CASH ONLY CASH ONLY T. J. WADSON & SON J. B. ASTWOOD •& SON sitiqqw.eit*. 5160*0*9*. BERMUDA SUPREME COURT two witnesses (nurses) would be EMPLOYMENT TODAY leaving the Colony almost im NEW YORK STOCK FOREIGN EXCHANGE CoatbneJ from Page 1 mediately. MACHINIST or TURNER. Apply to Talking Pictures: It subsequently transpired, how J. H. Chiappa, Construction En Reid Hall Theatre: "Samarang," but I cannot remember the colour ever, that one of these witnesses MARKET gineer, Elbow Beach Hotel. "Fast Workers", "Devil's Bro Local Rates of it. After I had signed the will, was on leave from duty but in the 5872ftu. ther" and "What Price In Dr. Williams who was there at the island and the other had no in nocence?" The following is a copy of time told me I could go." tention of leaving. This lead to a Closing Prices * * • the Bulletin displayed on The next witness was James protest from the Chief Justice that WANTED Monday at the local banks: Gihon, who on examination by in future the attorney must submit Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "Elmer "fuller and better particulars" Mr. Mosse said: "I went to Mrs. Gentleman requires BOARD and The Great" and "Jennie Ger before making a request for a spec Mon. Fri. U. S. DOLLARS Spencer's house on August 8th., LODGING, permanently, with hardt," 3 ,7 and 9 p.m. ial session. Am. Super Power „ 7} 7| just after 8 p.m., and when we got private family residing in or near 00 Alaska Juneau 23j 22 Buying at 2% Discount $4.8975 there Mr. Spencer, Mrs. Spencer City. Write Box 5852, Bermuda 00 Allegheny Oorp 7§ 8 Selling at 2% $4.7058 and Dr. Williams were in tbe bed Press, stating terms. Allied Chemical 129} I31i room. Mrs. Spencer read the will SOUTHLYN HOUSE 5852*s.m.tu. AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT CANADIAN DOLLARS and signed her name after which I Am. Oan „_; 931 95 signed my name. Apparently she Among the recent arrivals en Am. & Foreign Pow 19} 18 About 1st August, 1933, unfurnish An interesting exhibit is on view Buying at 7 % Discount $5.1613 was of a sound mind at the time of joying their vacation at Southlyn Am. Smelt. & Refin.... 37} 37} ed seven or eight roomed HOUSE in the window of the Royal Gazette Selling at 2% Discount $4.8979 the signing of the will." Paget are: Miss M. L. Milne from Am. Water Works 401 39} for permanent residence, in or and Colonist Daily. It is a framed On cross examination the witness the Medical Building of Mc Gill Am. Tel. & Tel 131J 132J near Hamilton. Write Box 5871 certificate awarded to Lieutenant The above rates apply to stated: "Mrs Spencer was in bed University, Montreal, Miss J. Slack Anaconda Oopper 20} 20} Bermuda Press. (Junior Grade) Scarritt Adams, amounts of $500.00 and un when she signed the will and the and A. Sampson on the staff of the Atchison R.R 74} 78} 5871*tu. TJ.S.N., on his successful initiation der, amounts over $500.00 ink was on the bedside. I used the Royal Bank of Montreal Mr. G. C. Atlantic Refining....— 30} 30 j during the .ceremonies attendant can be arranged by call. same pen and ink that Roach used Carroll and Mr. O. L. Mitchell Am. Tobacco "B" 90J 91 upon crossing the Equator, an for there was only one pen. I from Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Marie Baltimore & Ohio 34} 36f FOR SALE account of which recently appeared QUOTATIONS remember seeing Mrs. Spencer sign Horwitt, New York City, Mr. L. R. Bethlehem Stoel 46} 48| in this paper. This ceremony, New York Closed $4.7050 her name only once. I saw a partit MacMillan Boston, Mass. Borden Company N.Q. N.Q. known to everybody who has crossed Montreal Closing... $4.9350 ion in the room against which the Oan. Pacific, New 19} 20 One SURREY in perfect condition the Line, carries a great deal of London, 11.30 a.m $4.8250 bed was placed. oo Ohes. & Ohio ft.R N.Q. 46f with brake. Apply Herbert A. ritual as may be seen from a persual Montreal Latest. $5.0428 "We were not paid for signing the Chrysler Motors... 36} 37f Usher, Spanish Point. of the certificate. The design is of New York Latest $4.78 will and we had nothing to drink Ool. Gas 26} 26} 5820*th. ei to wl2. special interest and the marginal that evening. I signed the will on YALE AND HARVARD WIN Cons. Gas 61} 60} and other decorations show a 200 and 100 gallon Galvanised the bed in which Mrs. Spencer was INTER-VARSITY TRACK Corn Products™^™.— 79} 80 TANKS complete with Brass Taps. versatile talent on the part of the lying. Mrs. Spencer signed the Oom. and Southern.... 5} 4} designer. Lieut. Adams is to be oo- Apply Nicholl & Ashton. will and it was resting on a book on MEET Com. Solvents 30 28} 5868tm.tu.w. congratulated on passing safely SEE GOLD BLOC NATIONS her knees." Dupont „ 80 82| through this tropical ordeal. Eastman Kodak. 82} 84 Brunswick Cabinet RADIO, 7 tubes, William Thomas Spencer waa the CAMBRIDGE, Mass, (CP.)— DESERTING CONFERENCE Electric Autolite 24} 25| 10-piece Bedroom Suite, 10-piece next witness called and on examin July 8th.—Harvard and Yale gained 00- Electric P. & L 14} 13} Dining Room Suite, Chest of ation, said: "I was married for their third consecutive victory over Continued from Page 1 fifty years. My wife told me that Erie R.R. Common 20} 21 Drawers, Bureau, Frigidaire, Oxford and Cambridge Universities Fox Film 4f 3} large, absolutely new; 3-piece she wanted to make a new will at in the eleventh annual track and must be made up from British! the time of her illness. She told Gen. Elec, New 29} 29} Living Room Set, Floor Lamps, CUSTOMS HOUSE resources, if necessary from the field meeting waged by these in- General Motors 32} 33} Vacuum Cleaner, and other me the contents of the new will international rivals. pockets of those who gain by the at the time of her illness Goodrich Rubber 17} 17} Household accessories. Inspec removal of duties. The greatest performance was Hudson Motors 141 15} tion Dial 9111, St. George's. and I have also seen it. She told that of Jack Lovelock of Oxford Rates of Exchange me that after my death^Dr. Williams Int. Nickel of Oan 19} 20 5875ftu.w. SILVER REPORT SOON who won the mile in the record Int. Tel. & Tel 19} 19} would come into possession of her shattering time of 4 minutes, 12 3/5 property consisting of a house, Kennecott Oopper 24} 24} Monday's despatches state that seconds. The following rates of ex stables and land, this property Loews, Inc . „ 27} 24} Senator Key Pittman, United States Charlie Stanwood of Oxford won FOR RENT change were in force at the being worth between £700 and £800. Mack Truck 43} 45} Customs House, on Monday, delegate expects the sub-com both the hurdle races, Keith Brown She left the property to Dr. Williams Montg. Ward 37 f 28} UNFURNISHED COTTAGE, sir July 10th.— mittee studying his resolution for of Yale won the pole vault and high because her godson, to whom it Natl. Dairy Products.. N.Q. 24 the rehabilitation of silver to make jump. rooms, all modern conveniences, U.S.A $4.83 Nash Motors 26} 24} a favourable report not later than was originally willed, wanted to The meet was so close that each moderate rental. Apply Cecil M. Canada $5.01 Natl. Biscuit, New 57} 58 Thursday. Under his measure pay off a mortgage on the property. team had won six firsts and the Moore. Belgium 24 Natl. Power & Light™ 19} 19 Governments would cease to debase! "On the evening of August 8th., win was decided on the seconds, 5257ftU.S. tp. France 85 New York Central 54} 57} silver coinage and would restore two witnesses came to my house to Yale and Harvard having 9 to Germany 14 North American. 35} 34} Attractively furnished APART its fineness. sign my wife's will. My wife was Oxford and Cambridge's 3. Holland 8.24 Northern Pacific 31} 33} MENT, 3 rooms and bath, cen Major Walter Elliott, British in bed and Dr. Williams was outside Hong Kong Is. 5d Norando Mines 32 30} trally located. Apply Mrs. W. Minister of Agriculture, speaking of the room. My wife sat up in bed . oo . Italy 63 Paramount Pictures.... N.Q. N.Q. Ernest P. Motyer, The Willows, for Chamberlain, told the sub and signed the will which was Japan.. Is. 3d Packard Motors 5} 6 Laffan St. committee the United Kingdom resting on a book which she held Penn. R.R 38} 40} 5876*tu. ei to M17. felt that the question of a return} on her knees. She was quite sane OUT OF THE MOUTHS, ETC. Postum (Gen. Foods).. 37} 38} to the gold standard and stabilisa at the time ot the signing of the oo Public Service, N.J 54} 64 tion should not halt discussion will. Smith (the defendant) did Here is the latest story from an of monetary questions on the not come to our house at any time | Pullman Company 54} 57} REAL ESTATE METEOROLOGICAL NOTES English village and vouched for as Pure Ofl 10} 10} agenda. Bonnet, of France, as during my wife's illness." true by an esteemed correspondent. leader of the European gold bloc Cross-examination by Mr. Kealy: Radio 12} 49} LOTS in Devonshire and Paget, July 10th. A village parson, after talking immediately arose to oppose thi^ "During my wife's sickeness when Radio Keith Orph 5} 4} near Hamilton. Good views. to the boys and uttering words of Remington Rand 9} 11 Barometer— view, reiterating the gold blocj I was away from the house, I asked Cheap for quick sale. Write Box wisdom and morality, asked: Shell Union OH 10} 11} 5844 Bermuda Press. 8.00 a.m 1022.1 millibars stand that no monetary questions) a neighbour, Mrs. Reed to look "Now, boys, what age do you 30,18 inches should be discussed until stabilisa' after my wife. Sinclair Oil „ 14} 15} 5844*s.tu. guess I am?" Southern Pacific 35} 37} 8.00 p.m 1021.7 millibars tion was achieved. "My wife signed a will in July Small hand goes up and a youth Southern R.R N.Q. N.Q. HOUSE, six rooms, bath, basement, 30.17 inches Guido Jung, Italian Finance Min-| of 1931 but I do not know what ful voice replies: Standard Brands 27} 27} "Earlburn," Woodbourne Ave., ister, offered to support the French happened to it. She also made out Wihd— Please sir, 44. Standard Gas & Elec. 20} 20} Pembroke. For Sale. Apply on desire to wind up the work of the another will in 1926 giving me a 8.00 a.m., S 15 mi. per hr. "And why that age, my boy?" St. Oil of California.. . 38} 39} premises. J. F. Burnett. committee, suggesting, however piece of property in Southampton. Noon, S; a 17 mi. per hr. '"Cause I've got a brother 22, St. OH of New Jersey.. 39 39} 5810*w.s.tu. that the silver committee should "My wife told me that Leonard 8.00 p.m., S 11 mi. per hr. and he's nobbut half as daft as Socony-Vacuum 14} 15 complete their report, and urging Smith had tried to get hold of a Max. Temp, for 24 hrs 86° you," came the unexepcted re 8tudebaker^. 6} 6} the adoption of a resolution setting piece of property which had been fURNlSHED-AND'UNFURNtSHtD Min. Temp, for 24 hrs 78° sponse. Sears Roebuck 43} 44} forth the general principles of willed to my adopted son, Carl. Rainfall for 24 hrs nil Texas Oorp ___ 26} 27} central bank practise. Premier Until within three months oi her Sunshine for 24 hrs. 12hr. 6 min. Texas Gulf Sulphur .... 33} 33} Bennett agreed with Jung that the death, she was in good health, but Cottage§ * * * Timken R.R. 32} 34} silver committee should continue! she had a stroke four years ago. FOREIGN REPORTS Now Is the Time to Plan Your Union Carbide™™.. 44 44} FOR REN? OR SALE © their work. "The lamp in the house used lor LAND FOR SALE LIFE INSURANCI Union Pacific 125} N.Q. m A year's extension of the tariff the signing of the will, has a small ESTABLISHED '9»» • ad a g The Safest Investment of All U.S. Ind. Alcohol 74} 69 4> truce was considered possible at wick and was standing on the wash- 5 a •2 o Send date of birth for U.S. Rubber...... 14} 15} Air*. GrosAt&i&r *» ft American headquarters. How muchl stand on the evening of August Date as « particulars U.S. Sf-el..^. 65} 66 £• o * 3 £ e» longer the Conference will continue 8th., when the will was signed. My July loth, Su* United Corporation 13} 13} 0.°.00 no one seems to know, bur Senator wife signed the will first, but it is ALBERT E. NICHOLL jte Tucker 0J Warner Bros..™ 8 6} a© "3 S Couzens has made tentative ar possible that one or both of the Specialist In Life, Group and e Westghse Air Brake.... 34 35} NEW VEsreuRf * , * rangements to return to theStates witnesses might have signed first Annuities Westghse Electric. 53} 55} RICHMOND ROAD From a usually well informed and then have given the will „o my Front St. Dial 1178 PHOMB nop CASK TCUCAO CANADA: Western Un. Tel 61} 62} Montreal 60 C .22 source it was learned that con wife to sign." clusion of the present phase of thel Woolworth. 48} 49 Ottawa 54 be .54 At this point His Honour the Yellow Truck...™..... 7 7 Toronto 72 b conference has been tentatively Chief Justice adjourned the Court set for 26th July by the steering! U.S.A.: until Wednesday morning at 10.30 NO MORE FILES Total Sales 4,840,000 6,970,000 Boston 68 b committee. when a further hearing will be given Money Opened 1% 1% HOUSES New York 72 b .02 to the case. Money Closed 1% 1% Philadelphia. 74 b TARIFFS AND QUOTAS, OUT A special sitting of the Court was Thousands of Pile sufferers Sterling 4.83 4.61 FOR RENT OR SALE Atlantic City 68 cf .60 held on Saturday at the request of have found ready relief and Washington.. 74 be .20 Later despatches state that the Mr. Cardie Mosse who stated that ended their terrible suffering Properties for Sale BERMUDA: steering committee upheld the by using PAZO OINTMENT. St. George's 80 be decision of the sub-committee Pazo not only stops the pain full monetary committee has ruling tariffs'and quotas out of the and itching, but relieves and EDUCATIONAL MRS. ROBINSON NOTE: b—blue sky, be parti} therefore been asked to meet this cloudy, c—cloudy, o—overcast, discussions, but have been unable heals the infected parts. For afternoon (Monday) to appoint a CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. r—rain, p—passing showers, £- as yet to reach a decision whether] sale at your Chemist. PRIVATE TUITION for Boys 8-15 drafting committee and report to Bank of Bermuda Building snow, f—fog, t—trace, bf—biue or not the Conference should pro years. Phone 1677. the st ering committee tomorrow. Phone 2066 Cablet "Carbrook" sky and fog, rs—sleet z—hazy. ceed with monetary questions. The e 5880*tu. WALNUT, WHITE, IVORY, SURFACE OAK DRESSERS, VANITIES, CHIFFONIERS Low Rale of Exchange has made it possible to offer these Goods at New Low Prices. CHESLEY E. WHITE 5702«3«Jtu.th.».tp. BARGAIN SALE *f RALEIGH ^YCLKh-WADSOrNPS ,&S^.&tl&&*