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BRITAIN BAULKS AT U.S. DEFINL MORGAN EXPLAINS PAY HAMILTON CORPORATION EMPIRE DAY AT CAVENDISH MENT OF BRITISH TAXES SCHOOL THEY SAY Mayoralty Election Today TION OF "AGGRESSOR" That the excitement today is the High Officials Named in U. S. Mrs. T. M. Dill and Mrs. E. B. mayoralty election. Polling will take place today at Gray, the representatives of the * * * Senate Investigation the City Hall from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. America Scans New British Trade Treaties—As I.O.D.E. visited Cavendish School That according to the prophets for the election of a Mayor to suc on the 23rd inst and expressed their both candidates wUl get in. WASHINGTON, May 26—(CP)-- ceed A. W. Bluck, Esq., who re pleasure at the performance givem cension Day Observed in England—Chinese * * * J. P. Morgan, whose banking com cently resigned the office after by the children. pany are undergoing a Senate in twenty years service. That the idea of depositing £50 Press Ask Price of Peace—Children Meet Members of the Senior School was precautionary. vestigation, explaining why they The two candidates are Sir Henry performed "Sir Francis Drake" » * * Cruel Death—Lost Airline Ship paid income tax in Great Britain Watlington and Joseph S. Vallis. written by R. F. Heath, Pat Carr during the last two years and paid both of whom are strongly sup That even candidates never know ably portraying Sir Francis, and what legal rulings will be. Found—More Deaths in English no tax in the United States said ported, and it is expected the well supported by Graeme Skinner, * * * that the British tax was paid on a voting will be very even. Arthur Monkman, Gordon Joslin, Railway Accident—Gandhi That the next excitement will be statutory basis which includes taxes At the last mayoralty election in Richard Johnson, Danford Lewis, the opening of Parliament, on rental values of property but January the result was Bluck 103, and Ronald Skinner, as Douthty, Low But Will Live-West * * * does not include capital gains and Vallis 58, and at this municipal Capt. Wynter, Tom Moore, Capts. Indians Defeat losses. He said he had paid £7,000 election, Mr. Vallis lost his seat as Collett and Paull and Ship's Boy. That a short but important ses yearly since 1930 but had paid no sion is expected. Alderman, the voting being: "The Druid's Prophecy" compos W * w Hampshire American taxes because his losses ed by the Headmaster, based on had been greater than this gain's E. H. Trimingham. That the election of Speaker will 109 "Boadicca," was given by the furnish interest. during the last two years. E. E. Walker 102 Senior and Middle School. Miss * * * George Whitney Morgan, a part S. P. Eve 93 Brenda Morris playing the part of AMERICAN CONGRESS FROWNS ON SIL That the state of tbe Treasury ner, said that he had made $889,- J. S. Vallis 78 "Boadicea" in a winning manner, 000 on a single transaction in tne Chest will provide material for VER AT 16 TO 1 RATIO OO the Misses Anna and Alice Harrison debate. stock of the Johns-Manville Com making charming Princesses, while * * * pany, but denied that he had pro BELMONT MANAGEMENT AP Skiner, Monkman and Lewis fited by his knowledge as a director strikingly performed the sacred That a loan is predicted in spite of BRITAIN OPPOSES RIGID ENGLAND CELEBRATES ASCEN PRECIATES FIRE BRIGADE the strenuous opposition of the of that Company. Senator Mc- DEFINITION OF SION DAY AT HOME roles. The Colonies were taken by old school. "AGGRESSOR" Adoo stated that he was not a The Hamilton Fire Department the following girls. Miss M. Turner * * * preferred customer, and that he "Canada" MissB. Ray "Australia," LONDON, May 26.—(CP)—Ascen is to be congratulated on their That the lover of a gamble believes GENEVA, May 26. (CP)—Great sion Day brought France and Bel had lost $2,565 on three purchases prompt response to a small fire in Miss Doris da Silva "South Africa," Miss Grace Souza "New Zealand," a Derby sweepstake could raise Britain opposed any hard and fast gium the greatest invasion of from the Morgan house. one of the cottages on Belmont Miss E. Alves "Newfoundland," enough revenue to avoid extra definition of "aggressor nation" French war veterans since theNor- DEMANDS RECALL OF DAVIS Manor Golf Links. The alarm was Miss Rose Ray "Rhodesia," Gordon taxation. at yesterday's session of the Dis man Conquest. They paraded In the Senate, Senator Robinson, sent in by Belmont Manor at 6.45 Joslin performing two parts—TJlric * * * armament Conference, concending Whitehall to the Cenotaph. Trains on Wednesday morning. In fifteen Republican, from Indiana, demand tne Druid's Messenger and Irish That it is estimated that £10.000 that such a definition would only be carried great throngs of tourists ed that Norman Davis be recalled minutes the department was on Free State. Master George Russell leaves the Colony annuaUy in to London. Before the financial a trap for the innocent, and not a as United States spokesman at the spot, with hose reels out. One was the Prologist. sweepstakes. protection for the guilty. crisis, the British used Ascension Geneva, and declared that Secre of the outer rooms in a vacant * * * Captain Anthony Eden, express Day as a Continental holiday, bat tary of the Treasury William Wood- house was the seat of the trouble. 00 That if a £100 comes back there is ing the British view, said that any since the suspension of the gold in's usefulness had ended. Evid Due to the well organised depart great rejoicing. inelastic definition of "aggressor standard the tide has turned. ence has shown that Davis had bor ment the fire was quickly quelled. "ORDERS ARE ORDERS" * * w nation" was unjustifiable. Nor Boatloads of surpliccd choirboys rowed from the Morgan Company, The management of Belmont That the calendar for the next man Davis, speaking for the United and top-hatted elders vigorously and Woodin had been a favoured Manor appreciates the speed and The rehearsals for the amusing Assizes looks like being lengthy. States, stated his regret that Japan beat "Father Thames" with willow customer who was offered stocks thoroughness with which the fire play are now well under way and * * * proposes to remove from the pro wands as the clergy, wardens and below the market price. Senator department came to their rescue, the production promises to be a That the presentation of a pair of jected treaty any mention of the choristers of St. Clements perform Tydings retorted that a man who and wishes to thank them publicly. great success. white gloves has yet to be made. London-Washington naval agree ed ancient Ascension-tide ceremony attacks an Ambassador abroad, —oo The cast is a strong one contain * * * ments. Japan desires a naval ra of beating the Parish bounds. The when that Ambassador is doing a ing names of many well-known That perhaps this will come after tion more advantageous than the ceremonies culminated with a lunch signally good work, is attacking TUBERCULIN TESTING players. Subject to possible minor lighted roads and reformatory. present five-five-three proportion. at the Savoy Hotel. humanity. Senator Robinson in alterations the characters will be * * * * * * sisted that Norman Davis should On Tuesday, May 30, Dr. C. J. taken by the following players. That J. P. Morgan has become a BIMETALLISM NOT FAVOURED GANDHI WEAKENING BUT NOT be recalled because the public had Cooper will tuberculin test cattle Lieut. Marriott, Private George 'Mudian. BY U.S. CONGRESS IN DANGER lost confidence in him. in the district between the Flatts Carpenter; Private Slee. Fred Giles; * # * James Roosevelt, son of President and the Western boundary of De- Private Goffin, Bandsman Raymond That that is to say he doesn't pay WASHINGTON, May 26. (CP)— POONA, India May 26.—(CP)— Roosevelt, in a prepared address vorrehire. Any non-registered cat Cooner; Captain Harper, Sergeant any income tax. The Foreign Affairs Committee of Gandhi grows rapidly weaker now said that J. P. Morgan and partners tle owners who may wish to have Don Evans; Lieut. Broke, Sergeant the House of Representatives that he has reached the 16th day had in no way violated the letter their cows tuberculin tested wiU Charles GUI; Lieut. Merrivale, Ar 00 tabled a resolution requesting the of his three week's fast, but eight of the law, and had acted strictly please communicate with Dr. Coop chibald Talbot; Veronica Bellamy, Nina Daniells; Constance Ellis, American delegation to the World doctors announced that he would within their legal rights. The er before 6 p.m. on Monday. Adah Spurling; Fifi Delamere, Economic Conference to work for probably survive the ordeal. investiagtion, he said, was not oo Beatrice Trimingham; Capt, and CUSTOMS HOUSE bimetallism, with silver at a 16 to * * # intended to persecute but to awaken 1 ratio. the public to the inequalities of Qr. Mr. Ledger, C.Q.M.S. Charles U.S. SENATE PASS BILL TO PRE ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Chislett; Ed. Waggermeyer, Arthur * * * "this law," evidently referring to VENT FINANCIAL EMERGEN Cooper; Wanda Paluka, Evie Spurl U.S. CONCERNED OVER the income tax law. CLUB PLAY Rates of Exchange CIES ing; Rupert Balerno, Charles Coop BRITAIN'S TRADE TREATIES 00 er; Miss Marigold, Queenie Penboss; On the evenings of June 13 and WASHINGTON, May 26.—(CP)— WASHINGTON, May 26.—(CP)— FOUNDER OF "JOHN BULL" Hatve Hetherington. Private George The following rates of ex 15, the members of the Talent Club The United States Government are The Banking Bill, designed to pre Carpenter; Lance Corp. Martin, change were in force at the DIES OF POVERTY of St. Andrew's Church are giving reported to be arming for economic vent the recurrence of financial Lance Corp. John Carradice; Re Customs House, on Friday, a very amusing play, entitled warfare if the international efforts emergencies, has passed the Sen gimental Sergeant, Major C.S.M. May 26th:— at the World Economic Conference ate. It carries provisions for em LONDON, May 26.—(CP)—Hor "Wanted A Wife" by Clara Roth- James Mears; Private Smithers,Cor U.8.A $8.92 should fail to bring about lowered ergencies, for the permanent in atio Bottomley, founder of the well Anderson, wife of a Canadian poral Clarence EUiott; Major Gener Canada „ $4.49 trade barriers. Some concern is surance of bank deposits and it weekly, "John BuR," and a one minister. al Sir Cuthbert Twisleton-Foxe, Ber time popular figure in English Belgium.... 24 felt lest nationalistic feeling in seeks severance of banking from This play is one which has been nard Walker, American Marine, public life died today after a long France, 86 various parts of the world should investment businesses. The bHl played by a number of church Bob. Clarke. illness at the age of eighty-three. Germany 14 lessen the prospects for a favour now goes forward to the Com choirs and young peoples' organi Bottomley had a spectacular car The play wUl commence punct Holland... 8.42 able outcome of the Conference. mittee for reconciliation with the sations, and promises to provide eer in politics, finance and journal ually at 8.15 and should finish Bill in the House of Representatives a couple of delightful evenings' Hong Kong Is. 5d American officials are said to be ism, but was brought low in 1922 just before eleven|o'clock. watching with some apprehension which is designed along the same entertainment, Italy„~ 6B when he was sentenced at the Old Tickets are now on sale at Che lines. i oo Japan...... Is. 3d the progress of the United Kingdom Bailey to serve seven years in pri Royal Gazette Office. in negotiating special trade treaties. * * * son for converting to his own use WESLEY CHURCH GARDEN oo—— DEBATE IMPERIAL PREFER £5,000 he had helped to raise for oo— THREE CHILDREN BEATEN AND ENCES IN BRITISH COM war purposes. FETE FIELD DISPLAY ON MONDAY BURNED TO DEATH MONS He was released from Maidstone METEOROLOGICAL NOTES As will be noted from our adver On Monday afternoon, at 3.30, LONDON, May 26.—(R.P.—)Re Gaol to 1927, a broken man. His FRAMINGHAM, Mass., May 26. tising columns the Ladies' Aid a Field Display will be given by the ference to articles exported from voice which had helped to send May 26th. (CP)—Three children were be of Wesley Church, Hamilton, are High School for Girls and an at Canada which are actually but se thousands of recruits to the war Barometer— lieved to have been fatally burned holding a Garden Fete next Wed tractive programme hae been ar cretly manufactured in the United had failed, health and fortune and 8.00 ti. in 1017.9 millibars in a fire of incendiary origin which nesday afternoon, commencing at ranged. States and assembled in Canada declined, and he finally appealed 30 06 inches destroyed their home today, al 3 o'clock. The grounds of Dun- The charge for admission IB 2/- 1 was made in the House of Com for the old age- pension of a few 8.0 - p.m 1010.5 millibars though their death is declared to be donald Hbuse, at the corner of which wiU include tea. mons by Rhys Davies, Labour shillings a week. He refused aid 30 02 Inches a direct result of beatings they from the man who had exposed his Court and Victoria Streets, will be oo—— received prior to the house being leader, during a debate on a clause thrown open, and the admission Wind— of the Finance BUI relative to the fraud, and when dying said, "Let 8.00 a.m., W.S.W 11 mi. per h_ set on fire. Their ages are respec no man pity me." charge of 1/6 entitles the ticket ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, PAGET tively eleven, seven and five years. Imperial Preference amendments. holder to afternoon tea. There wiU Noon.W 13 " " oo The mother, Mrs. Nellie Dyozhexki, Davis said he doubted the efficacy also be stalls of Fancy Work, home 8.00 p.m.. W i5 *• •' and another child, were taken to of the regulations proposed by Dr. I. 0. D. E. MEETING made cakes, etc. Recital Tomorrow Afternoon Max. Temp, for 24 hrs 73* the hospital in a serious condition E. L. Burgin, which proposals were Min. Temp, for 24 hrs „„„_„.. 69° eventually carried. Burgin said Tomorrow at 3.30 p.m. a vocal and Rainfall for 24 hrs nil from burns. Police are guarding The usual monthly meeting of -oo- he regretted that any doubt should instrumental recital will be given Sunshine for 24 hrs..11 hrs.- 42 min. the mother, and announce that a the I.O.D.E. will be held at Trinity be cast on the honesty of Canadian LATE PRESIDENT COOLIDGE in St. Paul's Ohurch, Paget, in » * * warrant will be obtained for her Hall on Monday, May 29th, at 3.30 which weU known soloists wUl manufacturers. AMONG MORGAN CO. FOREIGN REPORTS arrest on a charge of murder. p.m. take part. 4» * * # PATRONS 0) _ * * * Full reports of Empire Day will be The Ireland Island male voice 00 CUBAN REVOLUTIONISTS TRY S FIVE KILLED IN ENGLISH read at this meeting. choir wUl render several selections 4- O 3 BOMBING RAILWAYS WASHINGTON, May 26. (CP)— "a RAILWAY ACCIDENT oo Evidence in the J. P. Morgan and Mr. Norman Parker will con Date — 48 *a o 1 tribute organ solos. tt O HAVANA, May 26. (CP)—It is OPENING OF PARLIAMENT banking .company enquiry dis May 26th. 5« a** LONDON, May 26. (CP)—Another reported that President Machado's closed the name of the late Presi name has been added to the list 00 a* 2 3 armies are now engaged in crushing dent Calvin Coolidge in the list t • of victims of the train derailment We have been asked to state that • the rebellion in Santa Clara and of favoured purchasers of stocks NEW HAMPSHIRE TEXTILE near Raynes Park yesterday, on the occasion of the opening of Camaguey, and are apparently through'the Morgan Company. STRIKE NEARS END CANADA: bringing the death toll up to five. Parliament next Tuesday, the d/ess preparing for an uprising in Orienete * * * Montreal. 68 b -=- It is learned that 10 years old to be worn by members will be Attempts have been made to blow CHINESE PRESS PROTEST MANCHESTER, N.H., May 26.— 68 be •_ Roderick Duthie, of Canada, was white. up the railways in Pinar Del Rio, "SECRECT DIPLOMACY" (CP)—The 7,800 textUe workers of Toronto...... 70 c . _ killed. His parents, and a brother, oo but so far the bombings have failed. BANDITS TRY TO SACK the Amoskeag Manufacturing Com U.S.A.: are among the injured. SHANGHAI, May 26.—(OP)— pany wiU vote tomorrow whether 72 be -— Et w • * * * MEXICAN TOWN Whilst welcoming the military truce to accept a 15 per cent increase in New York 72 be — Later:—Also among the dead are MISSING NATIONAL AIRLINE MEXICO CITY, May 26. (CP)— between China and Japan, the wages, and return to work. The Philadelphia.. 76 b «=» Colonel H. H. Norman, retired AEROPLANE FOUND Six were killed and a number were Chinese Press demanded to know strike has been marked by a num Atlantic City 76 b — medical officer in the Indian ser injured in a two hours battle at the price that had been paid for ber of violent clashes, but came to Washington.. 76 be trace vice, and Mrs. Norman, A. S. Hitch SANTIAGO, Chile, May 26. (CP)— Cuyutlan Jalisco between guards the cessation of hostilities, and a tentative end yesterday when BERMUDA: cock, of HorseU, Woking, and Mrs. Searchers have found the National and a bandit gang who attempted roundly condemned secret diplom the Catholic Archbishop of Man St. George's.. 73 c — W. p.. Dyke, of Mayford. The later to sack the town and kidnap its Airline Aeroplane which disappeared acy. The details of the armistice chester interceded, announcing NOTE:—b—blue sky, be—partly despatch stated that the Duthie merchants. The bandits were re last Wednesday. The plane was have not been revealed, but it is that the Company had agreed to his cloudy, c—cloudy, o— overcast, boy comes from Portland, Oregon. burned but the five occupants, pulsed, four of them being slain generally acepted that the Japanese proposal to permit the operators The oause of the accident has not r—rain, p—passing showers, s— including the son of tha President and five .captured. Two guards will abide by their promise not to to return to work with a 15 per cent yet been determined. snow, f—fog, t—trace bf—blue of Chile, are reported all safe. were killed in the melee. enter Pelping. pay increase. sky and fog, is—sleet—z hazy. RALEIGH EtqXCLES - AXWAUR KENT B_J_IQS - WAC_QN_
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5i4i«i _5&: mm THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND (XttXMsr DAILY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 Page 3 MECHANICS HALL THEATRE GALA MOVIE CARNIVAL TODAY Miriam Hopkins Film Laurels Blonde Star in Title Role REID HALL 1 m of "The Story of Temple Drake." TODAY I As the last of the "wild" Drakes, MECHANICS HALL THEATRE Miriam Hopkins gives a superb Again Presents characterization in the title role of Paramount's "The Story of Another Big Broadway Success playing now at * Paramount's "The Story of Temple Drake," which is part of the strong The New York Astor at $2.00 a Seat programme playing tonight at the The Entire British Programme Including Mechanics' Hall Theatre. The picture based on a William Faulk ner novel, features an excellent 3.15*) 7, 9 p.m. cast including Jack LaRue, William "JACK'S THE BOY" Gargan, William Collier, Jr., Irving Pichel and Sir Guy Standing. will be presented at 2.30 p.m. In one of the screen's most dif ficult roles, Miss Hopkins portrays with perfect understanding the Adults _,/- Children under 12 1/- complexities of literature's most Every Boy and Girl Should See TTiis Picture spirited character. Temple Drake is a strange composite of good and HELL BELOW *>>» mm evil forces, a curious mixture of conventional attributes and un 1933's Giant Picture controllable desires, and Miss Hop kins gives a sympathetic interpre Nearly Two Hours in Length TONIGHT at 6.30 and 9 p.m. tation of the character. The story revolves about the un With ROBERT MONTGOMERY, MADGE EVANS restrained acts of the girl who WALTER HUSTON, ROBERT YOUNG, JIMMY Two complete performances of the greatest double possesses an inherited streak of wildness. Refusing to marry tbe (Schnozzle) DURANTE feature ever presented in Bermuda man she loves that she may not ruin his life, she runs off with a Laughing—Loving—Heroes of the Submarine service— member of the gay younger set for a light-hearted lark which ends in Men facing death—And the Women they give their lives for a crash in front of a moonshiner's All British and worthy of the name MIRIAM HOPKINS hang-out. There Temple Drake, in who has been thoughtlessly flirt "JACK'S THE HOT" ing with boys her own age, meets "THE STORY OF Trigger, who kills a man who tries Special Kiddie Matinee and Ice Cream Party JACK HULBERT to protect her, and takes her off TEMPLE DRAKE" with him to the city, hiding her. CICELY COURTNEIDGE What happens when Benbow seeks 2.15 p.m. WINIFRED SHOTTER The stark realistic screen version of a her out, and her atonement for the nightmare adventure experienced by a unhappiness she has brought to AL JOLSON in If you don't get the laugh of your life modern society girl. The drama of the others, makes a thrilling climax. see a doctor right away. year and the sensation of a lifetime. "HALLELUJAH I'M A BUM" Plenty of fun, good clean Show for the Children. Don V Forget — Two Complete Shows Tonight AIR-WAR FILM TUESDAY- March and Grant Featured in •J. CXIO«0«0«0»000<)CX>0<)0«0< «j» "Eagle and The Hawk" Written GABRIEL By John Monk Sunders, a The Ladies' Aid of Wesley Church, Hamilton Coming on Monday to Reid OVER THE WHITE HOUSE" At Hall Another Metro Goldwyn Mayer Four Star Producti are holding a :tion Frederick March and Cary Grant play the two leading roles in "The GARDEN FETE , Thi Eagle and The Hawk," the story In the grounds of "DUNDONALD HOUSE" of two wartime flyers whose ha (corner of Court and Victoria Streets) tred for each other made them THE OPERA HOUSE both heroes, which comes to the HAMILTON ' on Mechanics Hall Theatre Monday. Theatres Jack Oakie and Carole Lombard head the supporting cast. THURSDAY, 8th JUNE at 8.15 p.m. Wednesday Next, the Slst May •xsoooooowoooocxx^xzaoeaoer at 3 p.m. "The Eagle and the Hawk" is FRIDAY, 9th JUNK at 8.15 p.nt. from a story by John Monk Saund ers, author of "Wings." March The great Military Comedy which has been the success of the last ADMISSION: 1/6 includes Afternoon Tea. WASHINGTON FILM and Grant are cast as a pilot and London season. + Stalls of Fancy Work, Home-made Cakes, Candy Etc. observer in he British air corps- March a skilled, reckless flyer; "ORDERS ARE ORDERS" Nation's Capital Duplicated S392ts. On Grant a ruthless killer. Together Film Studio Set by Ian Hay, presented by The Bermuda Opera Club in the air, they are an unbeatable Secrets of Cinema Play production are disclosed; Natives of Basuto team, and one enemy plane after "__: That the historic settings of •-: Land are impersonated; how the Army catches a rat is shewn; "Gabriel Over the White House," tl c other is outmaneuvred by e al: o how a soldier can get a new pair of pants; The adventures of sensational drama of an American March's beautiful handling of his .- E. S. Waggermeyer, the producer, and Wanda Paluka will greatly President, opening Tuesday at the plane; brought down by Grant's •£. amuse and interest. The Bermuda Athletic Association Reid Hall Theatre, are entirely deadly handling of his guns. US • But on the ground, March and S Tickets 2 6 to 5 - at Royal Gazette Office (Affiliated to The A. A. A. of England) authentic was made certain by the presence at the Metro-Gold wyn- Grant are the deadliest of enemies. Mayer studio of Eugene Thackeray, March is disgusted by Grant's Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor, expert on national affairs. cold delight in killing; Grant is Sir T. Astley Cubitt, K.C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. Thackeray qualifies on knowledge sornful of March's scruples. The of the White House by virtue spectacle of death after death of eight years as White House beg us working on March's imag The New Windsor Hotel correspondent for the New York ination; gradually he begins to QUEEN STREET - HAMILTON Annual Track and Field Meeting World. He started his career during crack. And Grant, the first to suspect the fact, begins to feel the last part of Wilson's administra Serves tion and served at various intevals sympathy for his pilot. It is through during the administrations of Grant that March is sent home on a Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner Presidents Harding, Coolidge and month's furlough. in the delightful Thursday, June 1st, 1933 Hoover. He returns to the front, fresh ened. But the events that follow Palm Gardens EXACT TRADITIONS FOLLOWED immediately upon his return have Table d'Hote or a la Ciata strange effect upon him as the OPEN EVENTS It was with his guidance that the picture reaches its climax. Dancing offices and study of the President oo 100 yards Dash Bda. Amateur Championship (White) were reproduced exactly, as were Local Specialties: also the East, Blue, Red and Green GREEN TURTLE LOBSTERS SCALLOPS, etc. 1 mile •-'.'« « " "STORY OF TEMPLE Rooms of the executive mansion. FINEST VINTAGES 1/ "• U U It 'X He also advised Director Gregory DRAKE" Prices as usual quoted in Sterling /4 La Cava in the minute details of yi * Relay " " « « such ceremonies as the Presidential Faulkner Role Gets Hopkins Film Pole Vault « « u « Inauguration, the signing of the "Hammond Treaty" for war LAURELS 100 yards Dash, Boys under 15 from any White school debt payments and the President's procedure when meeting a guest, As the last of the "wild" Drakes, to The Freeholders of the City of Hamilton % mile Relay, Boys under 15 from any White school such as a meeting betweenPresi- Miriam Hopkins gives a superb dent Jud Hammond and Nick Dia characterization in the title role At the request of several Freeholders, I shall be Entries will be received at the store of Messrs. H. S. & J. E. mond, King of Racketeers, in the of Paramount's "The Story of nominated as a Candidate for Mayor on Thursday, Crisson, Reid Hall, Building, Hamilton. present picture. Temple Drake," at the Mechanics' 25th instant. Thackeray was constantly at the Hall Theatre. The picture based If elected, I can assure you that I shall do all in No entries shall be received after May 27 side of Walter Huston, who plays on a William Faulkner novel, my power to further your interests, above all, in es the role of the President, when he features an excellent cast including tablishing a full and adequate accounting system Admission 1/- - Afternoon Tea 1/- took over the powers of a dictator, Jack La Rue, WiUiam Gargan, whereby you can be appraised at all times of the 5267twl7.s_.w24._7. lined gangsters against a stone WiUiam Collier, Jr., Irving Pichel financial situation of the Municipality. wall to be shot and settled the and Sir Guy Standing. problems of unemployment. The In one of the screen's most dif Your obedient Servant, traditions surrounding the Presi ficult roles, Miss Hopkins portrays dency are great and it was Thack with perfect understanding the HENRY W. WATLINGTON. The Talent Club of To Bermudians Visiting eray's job to see that Walter complexities of Uterature's most Hamilton, Bermuda. Huston followed them to the letter. spirited character. Temple Drake 22nd May, 1933. St. Andrew's LONDON "Gabriel Over the White House" is a strange compostie of good and is considered to be the most sen evU forces, a curious mixture of S346ttB._i.». in a play sational story of a President ever conventional attributes and un Comfortable Board— to be filmed. The cast includes, controllable desires, and Miss Hop WANTED - A WIFE besides Huston, Karen Morley, kins gives a sympathetic inter Good Food— Franchot Tone, Arthur Byron, pretation of the character. Jack by Clara Rothwell Anderson Terms Moderate— Dickie Moore and C. Henry Gordon. La Rue is menacing as the ruthless a light-hearted lark whitfh ends in. BERMUDA HIGH SCHOOL "Trigger," while WiUiam Gargan a crash in front of a moonshiner's Church Hall, Court and Church Streets portrays Stephen Benbow, the hang-out. There Tempi® Drake, With young attorney in love with Temple who has been thoughtlessly flirt FIELD DISPLAY MRS .M. BURCH Drake. ing with boys her own age, meets June 13th 6c 15th X ENJOY f\ The story revolves about the un Trigger, who kills a man who tries Monday, May 29th 32 Waveriey Avenue restrained acts of the girl, who to protect her, and takes her off at 8 p.m. ,Wembly Hill possesses an inherited streak of with him to the city, hiding her. wUdness. Refusing to marry the What happens when Benbow seeks at 330 p.m. London. England man she loves that she may not her out, and her atonement for the Tickets 2/- IELL-I ) ruin his Ufe, she runs off with a unhappiness she has brought to Admission and Tea 2/- others, makes a thrilling climax. 5391ts27.s3.slO.ml2. 519SC5J13.S20.»27. #/ TODAY member of the gay younger set for 53741*.*. ...... EMEEEN 1 1 •-»!^M!Wffl|PM «- ' '^,'"—*'^*""'''^^T_!TT""''*'^,"' "" "'*"'!"*' ' '*EflWME^'~**V^^*~^'Wir<1MWBWETlE_ **^W^®"^'3C*S_« •——-f Page? THE ROYAL GAZETTE XRD _OrGJ__H B5__Y, PSiFOROSY, MAY 27, 1933 ^»x>>o<)opc^>e30G»<>o<>oo«30e*e9!^ P tt J* m* tt tt # tt J- THE POETS' CORNER tt THE BOOK STORE % J> tt tt M Roosevelt m* tt a tt m* tt tt m Jt : : UTTLEJIAN WHAT tt A Bride's Week".... tt The United States an example show Jt NOW by Hans Fallada. As A* tt ALL QUIET spoke for the m For the rest of the world to undergo J* tt young soldier In the war, m* When their President with consistency J* tt tt Has formed a plan that in harmony LITTLE MAN WHAT NOW 0 at tt It has occurred to us that some special inducement would stir tt speaks for the young man jt tt tt in the workless peace. jt jt tt & With the hope of every major nation j» tt up more activity in the Matrimonial Arena...Hence.. Translations in ten foreign tt countries are appearing at Jr. Seems to be. And consideration jt tt once. m* In his plan appeals to every man Jt tt "A BRIDES WEEK" J. Who with careful- thought and action can jt : : : : TWENTY YEARS A- tt 3 jt tt GROWING by M. Sullivan. Jt m* tt The choice of the Book Jt Asist the leaders to unite Jt Society, translated from All countries in the common fight jt the original Irish. A* For peace, good-will and unison jt : ENGLAND FOR ** So every blessed mother's son jt tt EVERYMAN by H. A. Pieh- jt Jt tt m* jt A Whole Week of... _r. A practical and his tt torical guide with 32 sec E# Of us within this hectic age jt tional maps tn colour. J» Oan help the cause for peace, and wage jt tt Jt A war against all those who would jt tt : : : : THE DARK INVADER w J* A conflict start, and thus we should jt SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS tt by Captain von Rintelen. Jt jt Wartime reminiscences of tt J> jt tt a German Naval Intelli IP Our lives our thoughts our every heart jt SPECIAL DISPLAYS gence Officer. m* Donate unto the Christian part jt tt • : : : ALFRED MOND, ** Of playing the game with decency jt SPECIAL PRICES..., tt FIRST LORD MELCHETT Jt To stop war's criminality. jt tt by H. Bolitho. The family Jt jt tt story of the Mond's. Jt jt tt : : : : DEATH IN THE AIR. J* J. GORDON EARP. jt J> jt tt The war story and photo tt graphs of a Flying Corps Jt jt > > > 1 Pilot. _*"'*«^*^*'»(J*«5*e5*'fc£*'<£*'t-S*'«5* *&*'tfT*Am^ fm^ ^* ^'^'^* t^ ^ ^* ^ ^" *^ *^* ^* ^* ^* ^^ ^* ^ *-V ^* t^ ^'^* tt Today tt tt Continuing to tt THE BOOK STORE tt Crossword Puzzle SATURDAY, 3rd JUNE. tt By LAKS MORRIS tt ACROSS YESTERDAY'S 3—Sun god tt ANSWER 4—Leucothea 1—Temporary monies 5—Affect fear tt 7—Specified tasks complaining 13—Nut-like legume 6—Pollen-bearing 14— Untouchable" stalks tt IS—God (Hebrew) 7—Steeple 16—Palmyra leaf ft 8—Sunburns tt 17—Writing fluid 9—Annoy 18—Greek letter 1 10—Symbol: nickel tt 19—Kind of fish bh-F; 11—Mexican cake In every department of The Womans 21—Turkish princes RjUMBlA 12—Turns aside tt 23—Wood god 26—Hanging loosely 24—Rooster's cry 22—Tasteless tt Spend 26—Compass point 23—Dance step Shop and at The Home Store every 27—Arrest 25—Bicycle 28—Joining marks 27—Fasteners 30—Calms 29—Termination H 31—Naval subalterns 30—Suffix: hydrocarbon inducement for Brides..* tt 33—Moved sidewise 32—First book of Bible suddenly 33_Important tt Wisely 36—Xquisitive persons commodity 40—Reveal 34—Evening star tt tt 41—Cotton-cleaning 35—They (Fr.) device 37—Yale tt tt 42—Killed 54—Create 38—Of late date 43—Kind of tree 39—Desserts tt 44—Military student 56—Destroyed by 41—Looked with mouth tt 46—Hard water disintegration open CF—Pianissimo (ab.) 57—Scotch assessments 44—Pint trait tt tt 48—Pool 45—Canvas house 48—Large wave DOWN 48—Among tt THE WOMANS SHOP THE HOME STORE tt 61—Engineer's degree 50—Farewell 52—First transatlantic 1—Oration 63—Goes with "do-de-o* tt tt Buy air passenger 2—Vegetable eaten raw 66—Printer's measure tt Reid Street tt "7 0 _ 1 3 H 5 b © mm" 10 11 12 BROOKE _5 1H » 15 16 _"7 18 % ^i*m^mm*^A^^ri^t,mmm*mmmmmeimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm*mmmmmmm*mmm*mm*m*mmmm*m 20 21 _<_ 23 99. Si BOND JS> »* ** ^ mm M Y/, mm ft* 2M 25 Q£> 21 mm mm Sft*i TEA Y/, \% National Does it Again With a Si 28 29 30 M ft* ** Si i *».** if __ ** ft* r L m.m CORKING CLEARAWAY SALE Si ** 33 3M 35 3_* 2H 38 39 li ft* 5338ft" m.tA». _____ ft* mm ft* % ft*Si TODAY, LAST DAY OF SALE MO m M_ Si Si YA YY> ft'* At all National Stores ft* Mb Si Si M3 MM 45 mmft* ft* % Y ft* ft*mm Ml M8 M9 50 51 ift*f NO HARD FEELINGS, PLEASE.... Si Y Sft*i This is a "CLEARAWAY" Store-wide, including our Outlet Store as well Y/, 5M — 55 n 52 53 M as out three "Regular" stores—and in all cases, the quantities are limited. »* We ask you to take this sale in the spirit in which it is offered—bearing in mm 57 Sft*i s_ 21 mind that the listings In this space are only REPRESENTATIVE. For ft* every "Special" listed here, there are three or four others, equally as good, ft*Si waiting for you. While we can't guarantee any "Special" to last during Si the Sale, we DO guarantee "Specials" of similar nature and type and value ft* Cyma Waterproof for everyone. So come in—it's an old-fashioned "Bargain Festival"—and Sft*i WRIST WATCHES S3 you won't be disappointed. Si Only at Great White Way of Japan SS ft* Women's and Misses SILK DRESSES 20/- nffl OTTO WURZ lm Styles galor! Colours a-plenty! Savings abundant! And hundreds of dresses to choose from. Charm Sft*i ft* Sft*i The Swiss Watchmaker *,* ing prints, and alluring solid colours! Misses 14 to 20, Women's 38 to 44. Stouts 46 to 54. West End ft* Ladles' Full-fashioned, All First Quality, 45-guagc Pure Silk HOSX, Service, Sheer, Medium Ser S3 Sft*i vice, In all new Summer shades _. 4/- S3 Opposite Hotel Bermudiana I Si Ladies' Art Silk HOSE, Hon Ladder, all new Summer shades 9d, 1/6 and 21- _• ** l„«lE„.W.tp. I Si Ladies' Fish Net ANKLETS, all colours, aU sizes 9d. pair si ft* Ladies' SHOES in all White, Black and White, Patent, Brown, Tan, Strap or Pump, Cuban J* iii11 iii i ii r'T nUMiEi mi IIIIM mm i IN mi i —— Sf Si ft* or Spike Heel (new stock just arrived) 9/6 BERMUDA »• Sft*i Children's SHOES, all colours, Strap or Tie 2/6,3/6 to II- *." Si Ladies' Art Silk, Non-run BLOOMERS, assorted colours 1/- ** ft* Si Si Ladies' Art Silk, Non-run VESTS, assorted colours ^. 1/- War Veterans Association Men's Wool BLUE SERGE SUITS, Single or Double, 3-piece (English) 40/- ft* ft* Sft*i Men's WHITE DRILL or DUCK TROUSERS (new stock just arrived) 5/6 S3 Sft*I Our Famous Conqueror BROADCLOTH SHIRTS, in White, Tan, Blue, and Green, Guar lm Derby Sweepstake *.ft** anteed fast colour, size 14 to 17 4/« Si si Our Famour HOLLYWOOD SHIRT, In above colours, size 14 to 17 3/- Draw 29th May-Race 31st May Men's Black and Brown SHOES, An Leather, made in England, size 6 to IL 8/- M Mft* Our entire stock of Men's SPORT SHOES, Black and White, Tan and White, Tan and »* £200 in prizes ft* Si Si Brown and all White Buck Skin, size % to 11 16/6 Men's BLUE SERGE TROUSERS, aU sizes „ ....'Z.'.'.M/- ft* Tickets 2/6 or 5 for 10/- si Men's Blue and Brown English Wool BLAZERS, size 3 to 7. _ _ 12/6 Sft*i ft* Boy's BLOUSES and SHIRTS in White, Tan, Blue, Green, Khaki, size 8 to 14 1/3 Si Si At all Hotels and Clubs and Sft*i Boys* KHAKI SHORTS with Belt, size 6 to 16 (limited) 3/8 6* ft* Boy's Gray FLANNEL SHORTS, all sizes (limited) 2/6-3/6 Si *.* B. W. V. A. Qrs. or Members Boys* Imported LINEN LONGIES, White with Black Stripe, size 13 to 18 5/9 ft* ft* Girls' SILK DRESSES, assorted colours, size 3 to 6 3/6 Sft*i Girl's PRINT WASH DRESSES, new Spring prints, guaranteed tub fast, 8 to 14 2/6 si 5435ft—_. In —27. Si Ladies' PRINT STREET DRESSES, guaranteed tub fast, size 14 to 56 ..2/3-3/6 a* ft* Not forgetting Men's SILK UNDERWEAR, TIES, HATS, BELTS, SUPPERS Si Si ft* ft* Ladies' HATS, LEATHER BAGS, UNDERWEAR, BELTS, BRASSIERES, CORSELETS ft*Si ft*Si ft*Si And EVERYTHING for the CHILDREN, S3 Si S3 Furnish ft* m,m »'* Sft*i your home Si ft* National Stores m.m economically •* E\* St. George's Hamilton ft* Somerset *.* The Bermuda Trading Co. ttm OUTLET STORE ikin Reid St. opposite Telephone Bid*. „_.* "& 6 *£w of the blazing night lights of Tokio's famed S3 Recht Building, Church Street Ginza, the gay thoroughfare which corresponds to New York's 5284tf.«.B Broadway and tbe Faria Rue da la Palx. S3 £___s_-----»-_<:-'S----S-'--_S3 ^ S3 THE ROYAI, GAZETTE A_4D e#_tM_ST BAJLY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 Page 5 of Beethoven, the "Hallelujah" •4,435,4,4 from the sacred oratorio,'' Mount of Olives," will conclude the broad cast. * » * OVER THE RADIO Mary Eastman, soprano, and Evan Evans, baritone, will be the s m featured vocalists on Andre Kos- * ^>_ilV >m-,f'mrmr,* • , !_j_K^_9S5 -lm ''""- Jtejagfc »-•'._ ~ k\%? *^»-".j"fji; Page (6 SHE |85YA_ GX2EOT S8D C$_t3Rfi!Ij IBBEY* gSTGRDAY, MAY 27, 1933 SOME MILE-STONES IN tAWLOR TO MANAGE NOTED BERMUDA HISTORY HOTEL i Sterling The following summary of some Mr. M. T. Lawlor, formerly as notable events in the history -of sistant manager with Mr. Glen- Silver Bermuda are of interest:— wood J. Sherrard in the Hamilton 1609—Nove. 26. First Marriage in Hotel, and before that time with Tableware Bermuda. Thos Powell to the elder Mr. . Sherrard at the Eliza Persons. Hotel Bermudiana, has been ap 1610—First boy and girl born, Ber pointed to the management of the TODAY Justifiably may any lady be muda and Bermudez. Hotel Bancroft, Worcester, Mass. proud of a dining table set 1612-^First Surveyor arrives, Master This hotel is one of the finest in the with Sterling Silver. There Bartlett. Potato roots intro east and ranks with the big Boston is the unquestionable charm duced. April 27, first mention hostelries. Mr. Lawlor, who won of Sterling, the distinction it of coinage, first mention of great popularity in Bermuda, is Last Day of Our affords to table appointments, fishing nets. Government est stiU a young man and is to be con pleasing factors in the pride ablished. gratulated on the importance of of ownership thus created. 1613—First trial of tobacco. his new post. He will take over his 1616—Figs, pineapples, sugar-cane, new duties June 1st. Originally a New Englander, Mr. Lawlor came We have in stock a range plantains and papaw intro duced. Indian and negro slaves to Bermuda a number of years ago ot fine tableware calcu and has been identified with hotel lated to appeal to many Introduced to drive for pearls. interests here ever since. He left First selection of electors. ANNUAL BARGAIN varying tastes while la the Hamilton with Mr. Sherrard accord with the standards 1617—Civil causes first recorded at as assistant in the management set by generations of the May Assizes. of the celebrated Parker House, And world's best silversmiths. 1620, June 6.—First mention of Boston, Mrs. Lawlor (the former Bailiffs. First stone public Miss Clara Smith) and their young building—the |Town House, Standard patterns, attractive son will Join Mr. Lawlor in Wor erected in St. George's. August cester a little later in the season. in style and design, are kept on 1, first General Assembly held hand, so that sets may be ac DISCOUNT SALE at St. George's. oo cumulated as convenient, by 1622—Sept. 5.—First Commission. the purchase of a few pieces at 1623—First enumerationof Council. a time. December Assizes. First men STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS tion of Coroner. September Assizes. The Astwood Dickinson Co. S.s. Lady Hawkins (C.N.S.) is 1627—July 18. First suggestion due to arrive from the West Indies Front & Queen Sts., Hamilton made to bridge over outlet at today sailing the same day for and at St. George's Flatts. Saint Job l via Boston. Agents, 3. 1628, Oct 11. First use of "Elder" S. DarreU & Co. MANY PRICES FURTHER REDUCED at a Council table. * * * 1651, May 26, Jeane Gardiner, the S.s. Chomedy (C.N.S.) is due to first witch, executed. arrive from Montreal via Halifax 1661, August 20. First transporta with cargo today. Agents, J.S. tion into Bermuda. David Croome and Thos. Wotton. Darrell & Co. 1662, May 15. First printing of the * * * Laws. S.s. Roma (Under Exclusive 1677—First resolution in Council Charter to Simmons Tours) is due re Births, Marriages and Deaths to arrive on Sunday at 8.09 a.m. 1738—Grand Jury (by Rule of and will sail at 6.00 p.m. Agents, F. G. White. COX & WILSON Court) to consist of 17 men. 1764—First suggestion (Governor * * * Q.t.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur- Bruere) to build town at site 5386js. Ends all digestion wor- of Hamilton. ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar 1770—First suggestion (Governor rive from New York on Monday, ries. Bruere) to use smaU plugh. sailing the same day at 3.00 p.m. T 1731, May 7. Small pox introduced on return trip. Agents, Watling- by vessel from St. Thomas. tion and Conyers. Is a pure vegetable com- 1784, Jan. 17. First paper, the Ber * * * muda Gazette, printed by S.s. Western World (Munson pound. Stockwell. Feb. 14, first official Line) is due to arrive from New advertisement in Colony. York on Monday, sailing the same R 1784—First opening to public of day for South America. Agents, Is Ideal for every cook- House of Assembly. May 1, 3. S. DarreU and Co. first Public Bill printed. * * * HIGHLAND LINEN ing purpose. 1790—Oleanders introduced from S.s. Britannic (White Star Line) South Carolina. is due to arrive from New York on Writing Paper £ 1794, May 9. First issue of copper Monday, sailing the same day on finer coin. In 1816 it had eatirely return trip. Agents, Harnett and Tissue lined Envelopes Blue, Violet and Grey Makes lighter, disappeared. Richardson. cakes. 1796, June. First ship, the "Topaz" * * * to sail through North Channel S.s. Drechtdijk (Holland-Ameri X at North Rock. Nov. 27, first can Line) is due to arrive from Lon prize brought in during Span don with cargo on Monday. Insures superior pas ish War. Agents, Harnett and Richardson. tries. 1797, Jan. 20, first Public School * * * 1/6 box BH Exhibition, held at Crow Lane S.s. Reina del Pacifico (P.S.N.O.) Church. is due to arrive from South America 1798, April. First vessel, the "Cleop on Thursday next, sailing the same atra," to enter Murray's An day for Liverpool. Agents, Har chorage. nett and Richardson. tt 1799, Feb. 7, first frigate, the "Por * * * tt cupine" to enter Town Har S.s. Cavelier (C.N.S.) is due to tt bour. arrive from Montreal via Halifax tt 1801, March 1, first display of new with cargo on Friday next, for St. tt 5368«i«is. Union Flag in Bermuda. George's only. Agents, J. S. Dar tt 1815, Jan. 23.—First meeting of reU and Co. THE BERMUDA PRESS, Ltd* Assembly in Hamilton. oo tt 1817, Sept. 4. First issue of "Ladies Reid Street Journal." Sept. 19, first Sher MAIL NOTICES ************ ***** iff's Court held. April, first use of whalegun In Bermuda. * Well known Singer (tenor) * December, first exhibition of a * late pupil of Jean de Resyke * lion. Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queen of Ber * (Paris) and Caesari (Milan) * 1819, April 21, first issue of the muda for Great Britain, the Do * requiring rest and change of * "Bermudian" at St. George. minion of Canada, and the United * olimate, will, on exchange * 1824, Feb. 14, first convicts arrive States of America, wiU close at the * for few months hospitality,. * (300). General Post Office on Monday:— * give professional services, or * 1828, Jan. 8. First issue of the Ordinary MaU at 3 p.m. * lessons in voice production. * "Royal Gazette." August 23, Registered Mail at 2.30 p.m. * Can also instruct in water * First Tread-Mill operated. Parcel Po3t for Great Britain, and * colour sketching. * 1829, May 10.—First admission in the United at 2.30 p.m. 'y? /) /) Court of slave's evidence under * * » -Jf-S- * SINCLAIR COLE, * oath. Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for J^f>lJmO/l * 30 Belsize Sq., * 1831,[first Sunday School in Sandys the West Indies, and British Gui ru>44iAsttqs * London, NW3, * Parish. ana, will close at the General HERE is no dog food the equal of * England. 1833, Oct. 24, first steamboat ar Post Office on Friday the 2nd June: EED regularly with KEN-L-RATION— • * TKEN-L-RATION. Entirely different FThe Dog Food Supreme —and alter rives in Bermudian waters, Ordinary MaU at 5 p.m. from other dog foods. It contains all nate with KEN-L-BISKIT—"The Golden * * Marco Bozzaris. ******************* * Registered Mail and Parcel at 5 the ingredients necessary to the Cakes of Energy." 1834, Abolition of slavery. health of dogs generally. Made from p.m. Sole Distributors NICHOLL & ASHTON * 5350*tu.s. 1836, Dec. 8, first Agricultural * * * fresh, lean meat, nutritious cereals, and vitamin-rich cod liver oil. -_-_ CHAPPEl BROS., ITD. Station organised. Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queen of Ber Pendleton—Manchester, England 1838, Jan. 30, first exhibition of a muda for Great Britain, the Do tapir. minion of Canada, and the United 1840, first "Four-in-Hand" in the States of America, will close at KEN -LJ RISKIT 100 Years Old Colony. August 15, first plow the General Post Office on Friday ing exhibition. the 2nd June:— ——oo—— Ordinary Mail at 5 p.m. Registered Mail at 5 p.m. Parcel Post for Great Britain, and Vienna Streets Milit arizei on May Day TO CYNTHIA-1N THE TRAIN the United States at 5 p.m. You didn't know I watched you Mails Due oh Monday from England When you came Up those steep high steps, Mails per S.s. "Mauretania" due Into the train, to arrive in New York on the 26th should connect with Q.t.e.v. "Queen Rosey-frosh and fair of Bermuda" sailing for Bermuda You were, on the 27th.. And I was glad To have you where Malls Due on Saturday from Eng You were, land Beside me— Even crowd me a little—I do not Mails per S.s. "Olympic" due to know,— arrive in New York on the 30th All I remember now should connect with Q.t.e.v. "Queen Is that you were very stiU of Bermuda" sailing for Bermuda The Reverend Dr. Augustus And shy. on the 1st June. Field Beard of Norwalk, Conn., And, once or twice I caught oldest.living alumnus of Yale Your eye Malls Despatched University and of the Union Theological Seminary, and the Creep up to mine— oldest living minister of the Then, sudden, you'd turn away Mails leaving Bermuda on Mon Congregational and Christian And hide your head day the 29th should connect with Churches in the United Statu, Under stiff-brimmed white pique. S.s. "Mauretania" sailing from g^red en his reeint lOOifc New York for Southampton on the —Scribbler. 31st. — .rwi <-\x.rj_m -ttAn y r_4TijRnAY. MAY 27. 1933 Page 9 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONISf DAILY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 Page 7 ;x SAX AND SAXOPHONE Tosiy Pjshss For Today ; What shall he have that killed By JUDITH WILSON the deer? The leather skin, and another trophy, of equivocal j honour. What shall he have that J)uvo sliced and served with a vege invented the saxophone? A leather M EN US table salad and a cassefole ol BUZ ON-FILLING escalioped potatoes or vegetables skin would come in very useful Dinners -depending on the kind of salad to protect him from the wages I. Sturdy Ciuiieu Uiapeiiuit Juice you tee. Hot biscuits,'' spiced which some would dearly like to FOUNTAIN PEN Boiled Beef Ton?ne peaches or crabapples and a very Buttered String Brans simple dessert will make this a pay him. But France, his adopted Carorts Corn on tbe Cob pleasing meal. country, is too generous and too Parsley Potatoes logical to blame Mm for the crimes Pear and Cottage Cheese Now skip a day. You want Bodies J that have been committed with Salad variety and you do not want Ice Cream. Car-iztei Sauce your family to notice that they the aid of his invention. She CHILDREN espe- are being served left-overs for does not believe, as Don Quixote Coffee a their meat course. For its third cially need appearance the tongue that re bejieved of the inventor of gun Fleischmann's Fruit Cup mains can be heated thoroughly powder, that he must needs be in Yeast. It is a Oven Eaked Pork Chops with a well seasoned tomato hell. She remembers him only as recognized source Creamed Corn on Toast sauce and garnished witb bacon. Braised Stuffed Turnips Here's the recipe. the reckless genius who enriched of vitamin D. Turnip Greens her military bands—in good time, Builds bones* Coffee Custards Cookies Brown eight strips oi lean ba too, for all the panache of the Strengthens Tea con, turning frequently in a teeth. Aids diges skiliet. Remove to the warming Second Empire—with a peculiarly oven and pour off all the fat but penetrating and wheedling instru tion. Improves "THE secret oi economical buy appetites. ing, regardless oi the season two tablespoons. Now slice an ment, and enriched himself with is planning your menus ahead so onion ver ythin and cook in the nothing but creditors. France, as Doctors recom* that you can do most 01 your fat until delicately browned. Add we learn this morning, does honour mend yeast for a quarter of a pound of peeled buying tor a week ahead and to Antoi-ne Joseph (called Adolphe) growing children (fjia** bave several oi tbe items do foi and thinly sliced mushrooms and two or more meals. Lf you win brown lightly, then add two Sax, by no means the only Belgian over 6 years old. begin your week's menus witb large juicy tomatoes, cut into musician who has made France Try Fleisch your Sunday dinner, for in pieces and the thinly sliced bis home, and considering all that mann's Yeast. ZvehVU** stance, and plan it around a cir tongue. Simmer gently for fif has been done with the saxophone \\ Three cakes a day ot meat that will iast several teen minutes Serve on one of '' keeps youngsters UTTON - FILLING - simpler, days, the whole job is simplified tho«9-fireproof platters with the in this present century, that is a characteristically unprejudiced and the al thy and Bquicker, cleaner, and ensuring bacon as a garnish Take the first menu foT ex gallant gesture on the part of the happy. Helps complete filling with a minimum of The creamed coorn in the sec ample. Get a smoked, fresh or French. But in earlier and happier banish pimples. trouble. This magnificent" Conway corned tongue. It will require ond menu is mode from that left days Sax was not without honour in Stewart" pen is British made—is non- about four hours of cooking, so over from the first menu. Cut If you wish you can do a little enough corn from the cobs to England. He won the Council inflammable and virtually unbreak Fleischmann's planning and cook up several make one and one-half cups. medal at the Great Exhibition of DURO No. 50. able. It has a 14-ct. gold nib, tipped extras at the same time. You Melt one tablespoon of butter in 1851. And he achieved the wider VEST POCKET SIZE with super-hard osmiridium. A might also make up enough a saucepan and add one teaspoon Yeast Price fame of slipping into a comic song. special feed eliminates all possibility dougb for hot rolls and a loaf of of chopped cnion. stirrina con AN bread or bake a supply of small stantly. Add the corn two- Men of maturer years will not have IT' of blot. cakes—some to be served with thirds cup of milk, two-thirds ol forgotten the wonderful musician DURO No. 40. Tbe name the ice cream, smallei. daintier a cup of heavy cream. one-half who in Germany did dwell, and MEDIUM SIZE. ones to be iced and served at Price rerr;spoon salt, and one-fourth who played upon the French horn, future teas and some kept plain learpoon paprika. Simmer gent If- for fruit or berry shortcakes. ly for five minutes. Pour over saxhorn, trombone, double bass, When you boil the vegetables bones, banjo, tambourine, bassoon, DURO No. 20. is a guarantee four slices of buttered toast and LARGE SIZE. on this menu prepare an extra garnish with additional toast and ophicleide. The saxhorn was Price of reputation for out-and-out re supply to serve as a salad or cas points. Serve hot. If rich milk serole dish. When the boiled invented by Adolphe Sax. And good liability. Wherever pen perfection is substituted for the cream add tongue makes its next appear composers have found a sane, THE GOODY SHOPPE, Reid Street, Hamilton, Bermuda is valued — there you will find more butter and a little flour Other models at ance, it should be chilled, thinly for h_r&e_i—- decent, civilized use for that otber popular prices. Conway Stewart. Look for tbe name thing—the saxophone. Ambroise Sole Makers: and refuse substitutes. t Thomas, Saint-Saens, Vincent CONWAY STEWART OBTAINABLE FROM ALL D'Indy have not despised it, and & Co., Ltd. modern listeners and listerns-in London, ENGLAND HIGH - CLASS DEALERS ood Health know it well in Ravel's "Bolero." And when a good many years ago now, London heard a Belgian band What to Eat While You Are Camping or Picnicing composed chiefly of all the six In Summer different sizes of saxophones, Lon don like it very much. By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. ' That by combining a reed mouth _EN a certain boys' camp II/E DO so many things when piece and a conical bore a man W opened last summer, the on a vacation to which we couJ.d work so much mischief as ambitious young councillor was are not accustomed, and we has since befallen seems incredible; very proud of his equipment for must give a thought to provid but we must insist that it was not first aid.. The rest of us were ing repair material for bones interested in Sax's fault. He wanted to bridge and muscles, brain and brawn. the gap between the older reeds n a v i n g his We can probably dispose of a -» first patient larger supply of protein products and the brass, and he managed to prove to be, get in a touch of the bass strings not an indis- than usual, but it was amusing c r e elt small recently when a member of a as well. We ajl know the result. 'Adds 70% to the boy. but a picnic party called up my It has, we read, "affinities with the il grown young daughter and urged her to see "harmonium"—a harmonium, Food Value of Milk" 1 to it that "something was surely, perverted from its usual j man wbo bad orought besides baked beans!" indulged too pious office into some shocking freely in the There are the mineral salts, too, samp tuous that we must not foget, though black-magical mystery. Berlioz F. J. G. FOOTE picnic dinner we do not always think of prunes found in it vague analogies with whicb then and lettuce, raisins and spinach the timbre of 'cello, clarinet, Sole Agent marked the as picnic dishes. Be certain, too, and cor anglais, with, however, a o c c a s i on. of tbe water supply and drink brazen tinge"—a musical fellow, in 5689(^s.tp. Eating is aplenty. fact, to Alice's drink, which "had DR. CHRISMAN such an im portant part MEMBER that with the in a sort cf mixed flavour of cherry- of the summci's pleasure We tart, c istard, pine-apple, roast want the outdoor life to give us creasing exposure of the more zest and vigor; we should body these days, the natural turkey, toffee, and hot buttered be truly disappointed if our ap moisture is being given off more toast." Of such an instrument lapidly, especially with exercise. petites failed us just when we nothing can drown the noise. It were expecting to enjoy every Our bodies are about three- thing. fourths water and it has to be defies a whole orchestra, and the supplied from somewhere. It is din of a ballroom is as 19 ___t w w * usually in tbe sweets and the silence before it. It is at once s fJUT pleasures of any sort may starches that we overdo. It is so MEAT*>V ** pall if overdone, and no easy to take bananas and cook penetrating and languorous, ag amount of hiking or canoeing or ies and since these things digest gressive and cajoling. It. mopes Zi-QOptAJffE* FLIT EFimming will pacify an offend more quickly than some others, and yearns with all the reticence ed digestive system. If Napoleon we get hungry and go back for of a film-star. It is blatant and was right when he said that an more. slimy; it is honey powdered with will do army "traveled on its stomach," * • • ot"aiah{ from Gnalana then the great army of out-of- 117 E APPRECIATE certain mix- cayenne pepper, and no doubt door folks whicb seems to in " tures when our appetites are Miss Minnie Threegan (she that igen/s: A .A.J0HA/S0NCr Co, HAMILTON, for me crease with every season should keener and some of us who re married Captain Gadsby) could ''lIU choose its most intelligent mem fuse onions or peppers or even find a parallel for it in some sort ber as its commissary officer. No tomatoes at home will submit to I've proved that it brings sure doubt, we select our foods first having the madded to a goulash of kissing from some sort of "Lyndhuvst Inn" fo rtheir gustatory satisfaction, or chowder whena one-dish meal moustache. It is as sentimental as death to every household insect that is easy. Next we want to is made up for the camp supper. a green sab urban girl with a Canning, Nova Scotia be sure that the food agrees with When "good digestion waits on "crush" on a matinee idol, and as A quick death-dealing insect spray is us and we are anxious to be not appetite and health on both"— The House with a View your only hope for comfort when insect only free from actual illness, but the secret of a successful out-of- dedicate as an income-tax form or pests invade your home. Powerful FLIT eager and strong for anything door vacation has been discov a Customs officer on a cold, wet the day offers. Beautiful farm home with all kills dangerous and annoying flies,mos- ered. morning. And it is very easy to play—so much easier than the modern conveniences. Fireplaces, quitoes and other household insects, spacious verandah, home cooking. but is harmless to humans and will not clarinet or the bassoon that, with e_ out extraordinary versatility, the TennisfT' motor service to beach. stain. Sold only in the seeded yellow tin Bryan Would Have Been Proud Putting green. $12 to $16 per weeki with the soldier and the black band— players can pick it up to crow or FLIT is never sold in bulk. yearn a bit, and then pop it down Apply to: again while they snatch up a OTTO SCHAFHEITLIN, violin or hammer on a xylophone. Prop. But, once more, all this is not Sax's fault. He is not to he blamed tor it any more chan Lenoir or Otto is to be blamed for all the motor accidents, or Shakespea. e for To Be Deported? all the bad Hamletu. He deserves, poor ghost, his musical gala, and recognition from genuine musicians as one of themselves.—The Times. CLAR-O-TYPE oo Some Wild Night.—Last Satur and day night proved to be a large night despite the rain, for night- owls, or house prowlers. Several CANT SLIP men driving a ca with a shrill hon, and not sparing the noise, attempted to force front doors, for Typewriters jim windows, pilfer around gar ages, etc. Undoubtedly the bild- 3/- bottle ness of those men may be attri buted to over-indulgence of the well known spirits of whoopee TYPEWRITER OIL water. Howeper a few buckshot sprinkled in the seat of their pants 1/6-bottle from a shotgun might have helped them realize their trespassing, and Pavel Martinove, of Cleve served to sober them up pronto. land, O., whose threatened de —Clinton (Ky.) paper. portation as a Communist alien, under invocation of a if wartime law, led to an an Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter of the late William Jen Clarifying the Beer Question.— nouncement that the Interna nings Bryan, sails from New York with her,family to take tional Labor Defense was pre No other State, a survey disclosed, pared to make a national issue over her post as U. S. Minister to Denmark. Left to right, prohibits the drinking of the anu- of the case, the first of its kind THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. rear, her two daughters, Helen Rudd Owen and Mrs. W. P. fac-em horlzesan-dautbeer beer on record. Martinove was ar Meeker; Mrs. Owen holding ber little granddaughter, Kaywin rested' for participatic n in a Reid Street Meeker; and Bryan Owen, ber son. In front, Helen and Ruth and authorizes the manufacture Communist demonstration, 1 Meeker, granddaughters. Yt ..IpPs BeS^ST- and sale _ it,—Nassau paper. HMH** Page 8 THE £QYA_ GAZETTE A_t» COLONISE DAILY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 HERE AND THERE A new In Prince George County, Va., a baby was found in a mail-box. LADY in FLIGHT WHOLE WHEAT * * * THE ROMANCE OF A RUNAWAY BRIDE In Georgia a pipe organ stopped Biscuit playing. It was found that moths by Alanson Crosby had eaten away felts In the mechan R STOMACH S 1933 by United Feature Syndicate, lnc (shredded) ism, * * * SYNOPSIS shal Bindleberry had carefully A Kansan barber has been lather Tom Ridley, jobless college omitted that part of the story graduate and owner of the Ut ing customers for seventy-nine whicb might reflect upon his tle house on wheels, picks up shrewdness and efficiency as a years. * * * Bitter Waters, gentleman hobo limb of the law.) Bitter complaints about the in and later Naida, a pretty and Convinced now that Miss Hay creasing boldness of lions in the mysterious., girl, whom they don. or rathei Mrs. Marbury, had Congo that are killing natives, help to escape from Marshal been kidnaped, a general alarm Bindfcberry, rural officer wbo stealing cattle and reducing the had been sent out and the police has arrested ber on suspicion ol of three states were on the look supplies of game, have led to stealing the car she has been out for the green van. As yet, the investigation. It appears that for driving. Ridley fails deeply in kidnapers had made no demands, the last two years, lions have love with the girl, but she tells Mr. Haydon asserted. been going in for intensive breed him she has foresworn romance. "Good Lord" Ridley exclaimed, Tbe three stop at a Uttle town as he came to the end of the ing. Feeling that there was a de te make some purchases, and mand for lion cubs, they have story. Waters, who was following KELLOGG'S WHOLE WHEAT while waiting for Naida. Bitter it over his shoulder, merely been increasing their outpit two or Waters bays a newspaper. On whistled. Biscuit are made of delicious threefold, producing more numer the front page they find a pic shreds of whole wheat. They ture of Naida and a glaring "She's married!" That was the ous and larger litters. Strong in headline: "Heiress Missing on important—the calamitous import have a rich flavor that you'll numbers, they are digging them Wedding Night; Kidnaped For of the story to Tom Ridley just delight in. And many other selves in, regardless of the feeling now It felled all his hopes at Ransom, Friends Fear." one blow He felt a sudden weak improvements. Every biscuit of the natives. 1 ness and leaned against the door is toasted top and bottom — * * * CHAPTER XX post of the van. extra crisp on both sides. This increase of wild beasts seems Mrs. Marbury "She must have had good rea sons for skipping out." said Wa Kellogg's WHOLE WHEAT to be general, for they are very DIDLEY ^grabbed the paper ters stoutly. "It was no girlish Biscuit are a convenient size- quick on the uptake. Six weeks *x from Bitter Waters' hand, whim. She's a young woman of two just fit the cereal bowl. And after the outbreak of the great whoily unconscious of his character. . Ah, here she you get 15 biscuits in every war, for instance, the English breach of etiquette. Rapidly jomes—she can speak for herself." Naida—whose name was not red-and-green package. Channel, long a closed place for his eyes ran over the story Naida but Isabel, according to the mammals, had become a romping under the headlines. Divested paper—had appeared around the ground for seals, dolphins and of details and repetitions it corner, several bundles under her others, all ready to return to a was substantially this: arm. 6si *0f?> T "Hi!" she called, as she reached playground shut for centuries. Sea Isabel Haydon, daughter of a 15 !i WHQIifTcuiE **T 12% wealthy tobacco magnate, was the van and handed her parcels to BISCUITS men then wondered how the news Bitter Waters. "I got some nifty OUNCES had got round, just as the Congo mysteriously missing and hei dis tracted father, who had tried tc bathing suits at a sate—all wool, and only $1.95 apiece." %W Get rid of all that sourness and gas. End that government wants to know who suppress tbe story at first, was told the lions about the crisis. driven by anxiety to reveal the She had climbed the steps now bilious headache or any sluggishness caused by too * * * facts. Equally anxious and and noticed the pallor and the ^ solemnity of Ridley's face. To a large part of the population alarmed, tbe paper said, was much acid. Put the stomach and bowels in good James Elwin Marbury, New York "What's the matter, Tommy? S_=i=^ GE»"" b Bermuda Tbe Dr. Cbase Medicine Co., i» rep HE" UJNKn— t» CL.O&»N&-«*4 ON THE VL/ULE OM THE OTHE.fl SAOE Clt= THE ONSUSPBCTtWS F*>\« A.MO UMUE&_ CANM3M THE WArtCHFOt— 1--(EJL-— HAJ5. BRONCHO BILL DOBS. "ru£ SPIDER. | rejected by J. S. Valiii wbo carries a luge stack pill AMD THE ^HEWFF" ^C*" G*JIC*_Y CA_GHV s»&i-rr OFTHIS, SHADOW/^ R3ftr-i MAWH. l* I THIS ii, BE THWARTED and will supply the trade promptly. CAW> -ra HBJP UDRK«>_> TSEAT* TV1E PRASOM SHACK' HIM SHERIFF"? POSTAGE STAMPS For Collections By HARRY F. BERMUDA O'NEILL and BRITISH WEST INDIA>' ERNEST J. BELL *** f~~ THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 Page 9 tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt TODAY Is The LAST DAY Further Reductions Greater Bargains Let us show you out These articles repre* HOUSE BEAUTIFUL sent a few of our out' And offer you standing bargains Suggestions for refurnishings Occasional, Bridge, Living RUGS BEDS For the Living Room Summer Mats SPRINGS Room, Kitchen and Porch MATTRESSES AU sizes For Porch, Bedroom and PILLOWS H TABLES CARPETS Living Room IRON COTS tt For Halls and Bed Rooms CAMP COTS tt tt tt tt STORE WIDE SALE tt t_**l& WASH STANDS UPHOLSTERED SUITES DRESSERS STUDIO COUCHES BED ROOM TABLES LOUNGE CHAIRS CHAIRS Convertible DAY-BEDS BED ROOM SUITES AT The Bermuda Furnishing and Supply overfthe tracks at intervals, but BY THE WAY there has been no very serious THE ART OF SAILING For Formal Wear accident to my knowledge. * * * The Art of Sailing. By Major- I am mightily tickled these days General H. j. K. Bamfteld, by the platforms of the various One of the candidates takes a stand for U.-shaped rails for street C.B., D.S.O., and S. E. candidates for the mayor's chair, Palmer and note that perhaps the main use as against the ordinary kind The "DURO" Pen prop to the political structures of now being used. The TJ-shaped rail is one way out of the difficulty, Though no one can become a British Manufacture both avowed candidates is the poor competent boat—or yacht—sailor railway track running through especially on curves, and it should have been used on Front Street, except by practice a great deal Front Street. I feel puffed up at of seamanship can be learnt from MADE BY CONWAY STEWART the statement of one of these notably where the line enters the tunnel. But what is also of impor books. Books carry a man much LONDON worthy gentlemen when he states farther into seamanship than into that if the Press had been admitted tance is the unseemly gutter be tween the rail and the concrete horsemanship. This is because a to the sacred colloquies of the great deal of seamanship consists Corporation these tracks would on the straight line through Front Street. of applying principles and of per have been elsewhere. A handsome forming certain acts quickly and For fine, smooth, easy * # * compliment to said Press but it neatly in a particular way. Thus, leaves me cold. All up-to-date street car lines writing try this Pen (which is certainly what this pres though a man could not learn * * * ent railway is) have U-shaped rails from a book how much way his Is there nothing else in municipal at all curves, and the absence of vessel would carry, he could learn life that can be picked by the can thesj from Front Street is a matter the principles involved in choosing didates except the poor railway of criticism for the original person a berth and anchoring. He could line? Bermuda certainly has or persons who laid the track, or learn how to make up a jib in stops, MADE TO STAND HARD caused enough trouble to the planned it. As for the straight how to take cross-bearings, how to nervous gentlemen who run the away line the gutter can be elimin recognize lights, and how to make USAGE railroad and they surely deserve ated by spiking another rail, with a stew. It is part of the charm of a rest from vituperation from all • flange room, along the present sailing as a hobby that its follower and sundry. I am beginning to rail, building the cement up flush finds himself obliged to become think that the railroad furnishes with the inner rail. This is easy. competent in many things besides THE BEST MODERATE PRICED an alternate subject for light By turning worn rails the job would the handling of sails and tiller. It PEN SOLD conversation much as the weather cost little except tbe labour. As involves the art of living in peculiar and the tourist Wade, a position a matter of fact this system would circumstances and of having a formerly monopolised by the de answer for the TJ-shaped rails at the multitude of interests and apti pression. curves and is quite feasible. The tudes and miscellaneous knowledge * * * only other criticism of the Front In this book the authors offer a The unfortunate part about the Street track is that the cement terse account of the least that a The Bermuda Press, Ltd. laying of tracks through Front within the rails is a mistake. beginner should know or should Street is that you can't have your Bitrodite should have been used. be able readily to discover about Reid Street cake and eat it, and I can not It would to some extent deaden his pastime, leaving only knotting think why such a hullabaloo should the noise. and splicing to the numerous be raised about the tracks. They * * * handbooks that deal with it. In are certainly not important enough So, these matters are merely the beginning the authors do good to swing an election for mayor. those of railway construction; they service to boat-sailing by pointing The railway had to go somewhere, will be corrected in the years to out that nowadays it is within and if one can judge by other come, just as many other mistakes cities, the busiest part of the of the railway have been corrected. rules look well enough on paper, town carries out the tradition. If all of them were corrected there One takes a railway where there is but practice shows them up for Copyright. 1933, by Falrchttd. MORRIS A. GIBBONS business. You don't build railways would be an entirely new railway. what they are worth. * ' • a The mink cape-jacket at top is on the outskirts and then |haul * * * iust the thing far evening wear. freight two or three miles to get Is there nothing else that the Plain Colour Openwork candidate can use as a platform? There is a rule, for instance, that The, other mtodel features white to it. a carriage bound east from Shed fox* forming a two-tier divided * * * No. 1, with passengers, must drive capelet. Both are excellent tor TENNIS SOCKS * * * .formal, brief wrap wear. In other words the commercial One of the candidates mentions to the corner to turn round. It is White, Canary, Saxe, jade mart of a city is no place for palm "congestion of traffic." I am not easy to see why this was put into trees and oleanders. Commerce sure that I ever saw any congestion force. But, all other things being 2/- per pair takes a toll that maoy persons are of traffic in Bermuda. Congestion equal, and the other side of the not in agreement with, and busi of traffic depends entirely upon street clear enough for turning, reach nearly everywhere in this ST. GEORGE'S STORE ness life, if 4t be active, sometimes what some driver wants to do. If why shouldn't he turn and thus country and that it is not at all takes a person's life itself. These he elects to go at a trot through eliminate one carriage from the expensive. They give good advice things follow most all physical Front Street and finds himself corner congestion? This is one of on buying and chartering boats activities. It is foolish to worry held up at a corner, he thinks the the traffic matters that depend on and on the types and rigs suitable over *he dangers of the Front world is coming to an end. Traffic judgment at the time, not upon a to various places and purses. They useful. The chapters on handling instruction in chart-work and Street railway tracks. It seems to be on Front Street has not been es strict rule that hinders rather describe as far as is necessary for a small craft under sail are especially coastal navigation is clear and there much safer than the average small pecially studied. There are rules than helps. beginner, masts, sails, and gear, helpful except for a misleading is a short but very useful chapter blow that visits us now and then. in vogue now that hinder rather ground-tackle, dinghies, engines, use of the word "down" in des on elementary cookery.—The It is true that some cyclist (alls than clarify the situation, These M. Iff. H. and a great deal else likely to be cribing the process of gybing. The Times.. •szzgsr?. Page 10 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND CXDLONISi; DAILY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 A Yucca Cane for the President ^^^^5W^ S - ANNUAL i;:.-i. STOCKTAKING * SAVE- The Queen Street Store From the Incinerator will close 10% of your FOOD BILL TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY May 30th and 31st Food is safe below 50 degrees in the dry frosty cold Re-opening of a Westinghouse Refrigerator. THURSDAY, JUNE 1st Perishable food will keep fresh and wholesome for many days. The British Sports Department INVEST IN A HAMILTON WESTINGHOUSE and REFRIGERATOR THE TREASURE CHEST A Real Aid to Good Housekeeping ST. GEORGE'S See them at our Showrooms will close Elliott Roosevelt tright), second son of the President, * TUESDAY, MAY 30th holding a cane from the stem of the yucca. State flower of The Electric Light Company New Mexico, which was presented to him for his father by Re-opening Willard E. Holt of that State. He is pictured at Lordsburg, tu.th.s. N. M.. with his friend, Ralph Hitchcock, who accompanied WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st him on a trip through the West. ^i^^^^^s^sSsSs^s^s^ 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School. CHURCH SERVICES 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service. Fourth in the Series: "Th6 Com H A. & E SMITH, LTD. The Cathedral ing World Crisis." 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon. EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 4.00 p.m.—Short Service and Ad Lily Hall, Church Street, Hamilton Pique and Drill Hats dress. 9.30 a.m.—Sunday School. 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. 11.00 a.m.—Preaching. "Seven Pre * * * cious words of Peter." St. John's Church, Pembroke 1.00 p.m. Baptismal Service at Infants and Girls Hats in White— 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. Red Hole, (near Paget.) Also pretty shades of Blue, Rose, 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and 6.00 p.m.—Young People's Union. Sermon. 7.30 p.m.—Preaching. "A New Green, Yellow and Natural— Very little back and 7.30 p.m.—EveningPrayer and Ser Suit." mon. still less sleeves — St. Mary's Church, Warwick THE SALVATION ARMY 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. Prices 2/9 to 7/6 H 11.00 a.m.—Morinng Prayer and Hamilton Corps, Court Street) Sermon. 11.00 a.m.—Staff-Captain Morrison 7.30 p.m.—EveningPrayer and Ser 8.00 p.Ui.—Staff-Captain Morrison mon. Commissioning of New Songster Nifty, New, individually at Brigade. * * * tractive— with the added ad- St. Paul's Church, Paget ... LOCKWARD & CO. 8.00 a.m—Holy Eucharist. St. Paul's A.M.E. Church Reid Street vantage of having been per 10.30 a.m.—Matins (said) 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship and 11.00 a.m.—Sung Eucharist and Sermon. 5259IMwl7.m22.s27.tliUu6.sl0. sonally selected in New York Sermon. 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School. but a week ago— 3.30 p.m.—Special Musical Service 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship and by L I. Male Voice Choir, organ Sermon. ist Mr. W. Norman Parker. 7.30 p.m.—Even Song and Sermon. Such, in brief, is our new Silk WW* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY THE FRENCH BAZAAR Sport Frocks Prospect Garrison Church 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. (Bank of Bermuda Building, Pitt's Reid Street, Hamilton — Bank Bldg., Somerset 10.30 a.m.—Parade Service. Bay Road.) 7.00 p.m.—Evensong. 11.00 a.jn.—Service. at 2l/« * * * Wednesday evening testimony Just Received St. | Mark's Church, Smith's Parish meeting at 8.15 p.m. 11.00 a.m.—Morning"Prayer,- Holy Reading Room, Tuesday, Thurs A large assortment of Communion and Sermon. day and Saturday. m m * SNEAKERS, SHOES and BOOTS Holy Trinity Church, Bailey's Bay 00 White Sneakers—Children's Sizes, 6 to 10, 2/6 4.00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and |P VI First come: first choice—might Sermon. Size 11 to 1, 3/- l_t:--._ l.....i_2J be well to have in mind * * * In Pink Linen Ladies' Sizes 2 to 8, 3/6 St. George's Parish Church 7.30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. Men's " 6 to 11, 3/6 11.00 a.m.—Matins. 7.30 p.m. Evensong. * * * Also SNEAKER BOOTS St. David's Black and White—Brown and Tan 9.00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. YOUNG BROTHERS 5.00 p.m. Evensong. For Boys and Men * * + Queen Street METHODIST CHURCHES At Very Reasonable Prices 5363fth.s. Wesley Church, Hamilton 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship. "The Story of Robert Raikes." 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School. !A 7.30 p.m.—EveningWorship. "The Knocking Christ." m m * m New Stock Grace Church, North Shore 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.—Rev. J. U. Bell. Your grocer sells 7.30 p.m.—M.C. E. Robinson. * * * them by the tin 7M PAPER NAPKINS Warwick, Cobb's Hill 2.00 p.m.—Sunday School. —it's cheaper to % 3.00 p.m.—Mr. T. S. Dill. l^^__. l_ .___rW WHITE * * * order litis way. Pkgs. of 100 Emmanuel Church, Evans B ay 7.30 p.m.—Mr. Mansbridge. * * * !/• CENTRAL CIRCUIT Shelly Bay 9.45 a.m.—Sunday School. 5078|s. to 27.5.33. 7.30 p.m.—Rev. T. J. Humphrey. GREEN and YELLOW * * * Marsdcn Pkgs. of 80 1.45 p.m.—Sunday School. 3.30 p.m.—Sacred Concert, by Har- THE PROOF OF "CORONET" EVAPORATED MILK risii Glee Club. 8.00 p.m.—Evening Worship. Include it with your groceries this week m ... Harris Bay Is in the Tasting 9.45 a.m.—Sunday School. eopyright, 1933, by FairchUd. Product of 11.00 a.m.—Rev. T. J. Humphrey. ... A chic costume developed in THE WILTS UNITED DAIRIES, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH vink linen with an effective con The Bermuda Press, Ltd* trast obtaired by the blue taf-' Trowbridge, Wilts, England lets trimming introduced in the Reid Street at. Andrew's Hamilton 4250t«.tp. 11.90 a.m.- Morning Worship. veitee ani revert. _s_ TT mm - Li-*-.•<- _- THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 Page 11 HOW TO TREAT SEVERE SfiK SM8 CASES OF SUNBURNING The General Electric By JACQUELINE HUNT cian is sometimes required. At any rate, you must be very, very UNNING yourself is one of the careful in caring for them. Open S best little tricks there is tor only the largest blisters with a buoying up a drooping spirit, but sterile needle and keep the —ere is a limit to bow much -YEAR SERVICE PLAN burned areas covered with pieces NOTHING OVER 2/. buoyancy you'can stand—at the of gauze soaked in warm olive 4 beginning of oil. the "summer, Badly burned skin will scale is your guarantee of at any rate off in large patches as the ten It is bard for der skin heals and forms under us sun wor the Ulsters. This new skin' MEN'S Shirts, Socks, Belts, Underwear, Neckties, Caps, shippers t o lowest cost refrigeration keep within growth is a different color from Garters, Tie Pins, Collar Pins, Cigarette Cases, the original browned skin that tbe bounds apes not pee: off, so the effect Is Handkerchiefs. of reason. We w a n t to blotchy and most unattractive, soak up all and once acquired, cannot be LADIES' Underwear, Stockings, Gloves, Slips, Brassieres, the ultra overccme during the whole violet rays course of tbe summer. Anklets, Aprons, Handkerchiefs, Jewelery of all we can when Now that I've told you how se- kinds, Kotex, Belts, Berets, Rubber Gloves. we have the noi_ a sunburn may be, won't o p portunity. yo- please try to be careful? Of course, you will not want to go MISS HUNT And t !• a t CHILDREN Dresses, Pyjamas, Socks, Sweaters, Pants, rubber, way lies dan- to the beach with a thick layer are bound to of grease between you and the silk and cotton, Jewelery, Toys of all kinds, Paper ger. Somf of US sun — after all, you have your Dolls. get burnt. vanity. But you really do not If you happen to be careless need a thick layer. Just keep anc". come home with your face your skin soft and moist by lu flushed and hot from exposure, KITCHEN UTENSILS of all kinds. bricating treatments at home, treat it very gently until the skin and just before exposure to the 13 normal aiain Do net use wa % The true cost of GLASSWARE, a marvellous assortment. sun. massare a little olive oil, any refrigerator is ter on it immediately, but use a tanohnt cream, or one of the the purchase price fine, quick-melting cream or ol- JIG SAW PUZZLES severa: suntan oils into your plus what it costs i-/o oil. Do not rub to remove the skin The latter are relatively to keep it operat soiled cream, but blot very gent COSMETICS newcomers to the cosm__ field. ing through the ly with soft Hssu3s. Give your but they have already been prov years. skin antther application of EASTER CANDY of all kinds en effective and easy to use. General Electric's cream, leave it on for a few min They are compounded especially utes, then remove, and if the new Service Plan to allow you to acquire a good rotects every new TOWELS, DISH CLOTHS, FACE CLOTHS, MOPS, BROOMS, sunburn does not appsar too se tan without blistering ot other vere, apply a soothin". cooling - Euyer against all OIL CLOTH, LINOLEUM SQUARES. painfu results. Best of _, they possible failure of hand lotion. Repeat the appli are not expensive. the Monitor Top cation every hour or so until the There fe still another simple mechanism for 4 full years redness has disappeared. protective cream that you can If the burn appears quite se make at home for use vn the vere, use a sunburn salve like bsach. or whenever you are ex _oc oxide of butesin picrate posed to the sun Mix by melt- ointment. Frequently this treat :n3 and beating thoroughly one BERMUDA'S "WELL-WORTH" ment will prevent the formation part of cocoa butter to one part of water Misters. When the burn of cocoanut oil. Apply the result Opposite *New Windsor* Hotel is serious enough to cause water ing crea mlightly, wipe off the blisters, the attention of a physi excess and dust with powder. GENERAL HP ELECTRIC ALL-STEEL REFRIGERATOR ____ Tasty Dishes For Today ROBERT D. AITKEN By JUDITH WILSON 5229fs.tp. Etierything Electrical for the Home Hold the bacon in place with toothpicks. Halves of fresh to MENUS matoes may be buttered and Dinners seasoned and broiled at the same Mixed Grill time. Turn the fish and the The Stuffed Baked Sweet Potatoes wrapped bananas frequently un Creamed String Beans til evenly browned on all sides. Salad of Spring Greens Spring Salad Rhubarb Shortcake For a spring salad wash and Best Tea with Lemon drain one-half head of romaine, one cup of dandelion greens, a Grilled Fish Fillets few scallions, six radishes and Racket Grilled Bananas Wrapped a few sprigs of watercress. Sep with Bacon arate the green in a cold salad Buttered Green Peas bowl that has been rubbed witb Potato Chips garlic, chop the scallions fine, Cinnamon Toast Apple Pie slice the radishes thinly and DUNLOP Coffee shred the watercress. Blend the ingredients thoroughly and dress HEN you are looking for with this mixture, well blended: W ideas for economical meals ane-half teaspoon mustard, one The that are at tbe same time light teaspoon salt, one-half teaspoon and interesting, plan the menus paprika, four tablespoons salad around a mixed grill. Introduce oil, two tablespoons vinegar, one the spring-like touches in tbe teaspoon catsup and one chop Best Ball- salads, garnishes and desserts. ped hard-cooked egg. Mix the For your mixed grill buy four salad and dressing and serve good-sized lamb kidneys, eight from the large bowl. slices of bacon and four fat link Rhubarb Shortcake sausages. Cut the kidneys into Rhubarb shortcake will appeal halves and saute with the sau- to all who like the flavor of this DUNLOP sauges until partly cooked. Then spring vegetable. Mix thorough Jimmie Jingle Says: arrange on wire skewers, one ly two cups of flour, four tea Bach day of every blessed week The slice of bacon doubled, one-half spoons baking powder, one-half kidney sprinkled with salt and teaspoon salt and two table The best of food you ought to seek. paprika, a sausage, then another spoons sugar. Put three table piece of kidney and bacon. Pre spoons of shortening into this BUTTER CRUST BREAD Best Press- heat your broiler oven witb the mixture and add two well-beaten pan and rack in position for ten eggs and one-half cup milk. Ask Your Grocer minutes, then arrange the skew Bake in a layer plan in a hot ers in place. Grill, turning fre oven for ten or twelve minutes. BERMUDA BAKERY, Limited quently until the bacon is cooked Split and butter the layers while You'll play better and serve on triangles of but very hot. Spread with this tered toast. filling: with DUNLOP DUNLOP Grilled Bananas Wash and dice two cups ot A second grin combination is rhubarb. Stew witb one-half a good suggestion for a Friday cup sugar, one-half cup maple luncheon or supper. Preheat sugar and one stick of cinnamon the broiler, then arrange tbe until the rhubarb Is tender and HAND ARNOLD LTD. buttered and seasoned fillets of the syrup Is very thick. Place any whle fish on the rach, witb tbe rhubarb mixture between the the bananas that have been layers of the shortcake and top 'HAMILTON, BERMUDA* rolled hi lemon juice and flour with whipped cream or addi ICF.R7KI and then wrapped in bacon. tional rhubarb syrup. the 16th. Many varied and interest LANGTON HOTEL NOTES ing costumes, were displayed and a most enjoyable evening spent. Miss Sylvia Rosen acted as hostess BOOTHS GIN Recent arrivals at the Hotel in the absence of Mr. J. C. Cooper, Langton include: who is away on a business trip. Miss Rita Winnie and mother, GOLDEN GUINEA HIGH AND DRY Mrs. H. Luttpr, Mr. Joseph White * * * OLD TOM head, Mr. Edgar Tallman, Mr. Regular semi-weekly dances are Sparkling Muscatel HOUSE OF LORDS Alexander Gordon, Mr. Raymond being held on the Terrace Monday Adams, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Flem and Thursday evenings, and are UNSWEETENED ing, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. _. Stewart, being well attended by many pro SUPERIOR OLD TOM Mr. E. L. Stewardson, Mrs. L. Hol minent Bermudians as well as the A delicious sparkling wine at a reasonable price. mes and son, guests of Hotel Langton. TKc oldest Distillers in England * • * Rev. and Mrs. Burrows of James March of Knowledge.—George town R.I.', who have been at The O.lSanford, engineer in the Depart JOHN F. BURROWS & CO., LTD. Langton since April 82nd have ment of the Interior, will deliver extended their stay for another and illustrated lecture on "The GOSLING BROS., LTD. Front St. Queen St. month. Construction of the Hoover Dame." S194q€j|f.eitp. The public is invited.—Washington 5335ttu.tli.s.tp. A Fancy Dress was held on Tuesday Evening Star. THAt""POUMC; LAOT.WHO 1*3 I HEAR HER FOOT-'SrEPS- FOR GOODWE_ 6AK& f ALL THE <=,•*/£_-_ M**TW ME DAUGHTER \"b A %H_b READY PER - WHATS COtAE OVER YOU? AT THE CLUB DO BRINGING BEAUTY-1 MUW DRE5>^ OP DIMMER-EAR-f- AL.l.DRE'b'bED OP ANID IX AK1 I ^ANJT ~""1 PER DIMMER- _ PLAYltMG _UTA»_- j "TOO»T IM THE HABIT- IT'S A •SOCIAL UP ACWIEVEMEMT- FATHER SSK George McManus GI933, King Tames Syndicate, Inc, Can Bnttin right* reserved Page 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 PAGET GROCERY STORE Bonus Seekers Once More in Shadow of the Capitol ROBBERY Case Remanded to Tuesday * In Hamilton Police Court yes terday morning, Clinton Burgess, Willoughby Alexander Tucker and John Williams were charged with "Quite Right!" having entered a grocery store, the property ol S. Tucker Smith and there having committed a felony said the Engineer on May 22. CHIEF WITNESS "Our twelve years1 study The first and principal witness was Samuel Tucker Smith who in was to save you troublel" giving evidence stated that: "I am the owner of the Paget West Grocery Store on Gossip corner and the store is quite close to my "For twelve years Westinghouse engineers house. I locked the store at 10.15 p.m. on Saturday May 20, also worked to bring this product to the point making sure that the doors and windows were securely fastened. of perfection, discarding hundreds of de On Monday morning at about signs that many concerns would have been 1 a.m.n my father called me, and he, my two brothers, my mother perfectly satisfied to put on the market. and I went down to a wall near the store wbere we could hear a ham "They knew that 'the more perfect a thing mering and banging noise coming Harold Foulkrod, leader of 1933 expedition to the na- era in Seaton Park shortly from the direction of the store. I one branch of bonus-seeking tional capital, may be seen after the arrival of the march- becomes, the more simple and understand saw a man walking across the World War veterans in the addressing some of his follow- era in Washington. veranda in from of the store. I able and useful it becomes.' So although then returned to the house and you will be interested to learn how this per telephoned for the police in Ham HAMILTON POLICE COURT NAVAL NOTES 5% V. R. C. MACHINE ilton. I went back to the wall, GUNNERS fection was achieved, you will never have waited about ten minutes and then (Before the Wor. A. C Smith) to give a thought to the mechanism of your two police constables arrived on The approximate programme for Annual Dinner and Reunion bicycles which they left in the road, In Hamilton Police Court yes H.M.S. Dauntless and Dragon is and approached the store. We then terday morning Stuart Bichardson published for general information: at the Armoury Westinghouse Refrigerator. Westinghouse all rushed to the store and I saw and James Ming were charged with engineers have done all that for you, in two men rush down the tribe road having committed a nuisance by H.M.S DAUNTLESS A very successful dinner and Re toward Salt Kettle. The police scrambling for money on May 17 Place Arrive Leave union was held by the Machine advance. men and I followed these men and at No. 1 wharf. They both pleaded Bermuda 27th May Gunners of the B.V.R.C. at the we turned to the left at the same guilty. . Kingston, Armoury on Thursday evening. Pre "All you need to do is USE it and ENJOY time one of the policemen yelled A Constable in giving evidence Jamaica 31st May 1st June sent as guests were the Command 'Here he is.' With that I rushed stated that the passengers on the Balboa, Can- ing Officer, Major P. S. Ingham, it, secure in the knowledge that this un back and heard my brother James "Queen" were throwing money Zone 3rd June 10th June M.M., Capt. Shepherd-Folker, Capt. seen, unheard and untended mechanism, shouting in the road to the west down to the wharf and that Rich Buenaven A. T. Gosling and Mr. Rogers of the shop and I saw him following ardson in an attempt to retrive tura, Col Outerbridge. Other officers present sealed eternally in your Westinghouse a man and I went after them. some of the money had fallen down ombia 12th June 15th June were Lt. J. C. Astwood and Lt. E. E. They turned in to "Bloomneld" between the wharf and the ship Santa Elena Zuill. Dual-Automatic Refrigerator, will provide gate where I saw my brother and a injuring his head on the fender. Ecuador 17th June 22nd June After a most enjoyable meal and man struggling on the ground. I The accused was brought to the Guayaquil, in toasting the guests Sergt. Jef a lifetime of care-free, automatic protection hit the man across the back with a Police Station where his wounds Ecuador 23rd June 29th June frey, M.M., called attention to the stick and we held him until tne were treated. Talara & Lo- invaluable work of those who were for your food, your health and your pocket- police came and handcuffed him. Constable Brown gave evidence Botos, Peru 30th June llth July responsible for the efficient run "That is the man" said Tucker book." to the effect that a number of boys Payta, Peru llth July 14th July ning of the Corps and the amount Smith pointing to the accused had congregated on No. 1 wharf of thought, time and patience re Burgess in the Court. The wit Salaverry, and were scrambling for money. Peru 15th July 19ht July quired. The Machine Gunners, ness went on to say that: "We then He arrested Ming and brought him he thought, were particularly fort returned to the store, found the Callao, Peru 20th July 10th Aug. Invest in a to the Station. Independen- unate in having as their adjutant front door locked, but the south In passing sentence the Magis a keen Machine Gunner who, prior east window smashed and the blind cia, Peru llth Aug. 17th Aug. trate cautioned the offenders and Arica, Chile 19th Aug. 24th Aug. to becoming attached to the B.V.R. broken through. Inside we found imposed a fine of 10 - to be paid by C., had trained a team of his own Westinghouse Refrigerator that the bread safe had been Tocopilla, Saturday. Chile 25th Aug. 30th Aug. regiment, the Lincolns, to 2nd opened and groceries were strewn place in the Army Championship, around the floor. Coquimbo, Chile 1st Sep. 6th Sep. and already the local gunners weTe I also found a bag of groceries at RAILWAY OFFENCE beginning to show signs of his the entrance to the tribe road." A Valparaiso, Chile 7th Sep. 26th Sep. handling. box of groceries and a bag contain Wilfred Lambert was charged SEE THEM AT OUR SHOWROOM Coronet, In his reply Major Ingham said ing butter, bacon, hams and bo with having violated section 24 of Chile 27th Sep. 3rd Oct. how pleased he was to be present logna, were produced in Court the Bermuda Railway Company Corral, at the dinner. He remarked on the (Exhibit A), and the witness iden Act, 1931, by having failed to show Chile 4th Oct. 10th Oct. "team spirit" so obvious and neces The Electric Light Company tified them as similar to those his ticket when asked to do so by Ancud, sary for the successful running of sold in the store. the Inspector. Chiloe Is. llth Oct. 16th Oct. the Corps, warning the M.G.'s The next witness, Mr. James It was revealed from evidence that they were an important link Lightbourne Smith, Sr., gave sub Ushuwaia, that the accused had bought his Tierra Del in the defence of the Island. Capt. stantially the same evidence as had ticket and that he had lost it on the Shepherd-Folker, in his remarks, his son, the first witness. There Fuego 23rd Oct- 28th Oct. way from St. George's to Devon Port Stanley, stressed the need for co-operation was no cross-examination. shire. in all ranks, pointing out that James Lightbourne Smith, Juni Falkland The Wor. A. C. Smith in summing Is. 30th Oct. often those who attended the drills or, the next witness, gave the same up the case said: "See that this regularly were held back by those evidence as the two previously given who only came at long intervals. does not happen again." No sen H.M.S. "DRAGON" up to the point when his brother tence was passed and the case was Calls came for a speech by Sergt. Maj. had telephoned to the police. At Eatherley. Twenty two years he dismissed. Bermuda 30th May that time he noticed three bicycles had served, he said,and it was now * * * Cristobal, inside Cedar Grove gate which time to give the younger ones a DANGEROUS DRIVING OF C.Z. 5th June 9th June Engltfiti &prtrtH £trop bicycles he recognised in court as MOTOR TRUCK chance. exhibit B. San Diego, Calif. 20th June 26th June Much credit is due the capable After the arrival of the police, he George Alan Davidson was charg Vancouver, Committee for the efficient ar Agents for John Wisdens saw a man running down towards ed with having driven a motor B.C. 1st July 8th July rangements so ably carried out and the Inverurie from the store. He truck belonging to the Public Comox, B.C. 8th July 30th July also to Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker for offer followed the man and finally col Works Department in a reckless •Seattle, the excellent meal sarved. lared him in the grounds of manner on the afternoon of May The dinner concluded with every "Bloomfield" where he managed to 9th. He pleaded not guilty. Wash. 31st July 7th Aug. Prince Rup- one regretting that the time had hold him until the arrival of the Samuel Johansen, the first wit passed so swiftly and with promises CRICKET BATS police. ness, stated that he was driving pert, B.C. 9th Aug. loth Aug. Powell River, of another reunion in camp next Mr. Leslie Howarth's carriage month. CONSTABLE'S EVIDENCE along the Middle Road down the B.C. 17th Aug. 21st Aug. from Esquimau, 35/- -* P.c. Whitney stated that at the hill by Devonshire Church near Mr. Redman's gate. Suddenly B.C. 22nd Aug. 31st Aug. time of his arrest, the accused Portland, a motor truck appeared coming very I, Julia Wright McCallan hereto Burgess, said: "All right chief I Ore 1st Sep. 9th Sep. No finer maker than this world fast around the corner. Johansen fore called and known by the name give in, but what about John Santa Bar famous Englishman and these was driving at about 6 miles per of Julia Wright Swainson of the Williams and Willie Tucker?" The bara, Calif 12th Sep. 19th Sep. bats represent his best. His constable then advised the ac hour and the truck at about 25 Town of St. George in the Islands of San Pedro, cused to wait until Sergeant Pantry miles per hour. The truck was Bermuda hereby give public notice cricket gear is equally famous— arrived, and when the latter came coming at such a speed that it Calif 19th Sep. 25th Sep. that on the Tenth d£^y of April, Look at our stock of PADS 15/-, he instructed Constables Whitney caused the horse to jump and fall Balboa, C.Z. 6th Oct, 9th Oct. One thousand nine hundred and CRICKET BALLS 7/6 and all and Joslin to go to Tucker's Range down on the slippery road. Kingston, thirty-three, I formally and abso other accessories— in Paget East. After waiting there The second witness. Miss Eliza Jamaica llth Oct. 14th Oct. lutely renounced relinquished and until 3.20 a.m. John Williams beth Horstwood, said: "I was in the Bermuda 18th Oct. abandoned the use of my said sur came home and was arrested and carriage and we were going towards (•Provisional). name of Swainson and then assum A DISCOUNT TO CLUBS taken to the Police Station. Flatts Village and on the corner by ed and adopted and determined Constable Joslin in the witness Devonshire Church the motor 00 thenceforth on all occasions what stand stated on his way to Tucker truck passed so closely that the soever to use and subscribe the Smith's store, he had seen Williams horse was frightened and went name of McCallan instead of the down. The truck came about two WEST END NEWS said name of Swainson. who had eluded him by running 5385+s.tu.s. across the road and into the bush feet from the carriage and it was AND I give further notice that by es. The constable then went to travelling at about 25 miles per DOCKYARD ARRIVALS a deed-poll dated the Tenth day of Williams' home in Hungry Bay hour, but it stopped a little further April, One thousand nine hundred and arrested him asking him why on the road." * Among the recent arrivals at the and thirty-three duly executed and Mr. Alan Zuill in giving evid Dockyard are: Mr. W. c. Collins, attested and registered in the he had done such a foolish thing. Expense Accounts Officerr who re The accused replied: "I have been ence stated that he was "tawing" Registrar General's Office in the along beside the carriage whin the lieves Mr. Kentfieldr Mr. J. E. Supreme Court of Bermuda on the under a spell of hypnotism for some Todd, who relieves Mr-. Harmer as time, I had to do it. This is the horn of the motor trqck was blown Eighteenth day of April, One thou and he dropped behind the car Assistant Civil Engineer; also 23 sand nine hundred and thirty- GUARANTEED MOTHPROOF results of my mother's sin." • Shipwrights. Drillers etc> for the Then Constables Whitney and riage in order to allow the truck to three, I formally and absolutely STORAGE pass, in a few -seconds the truck -ConstructorsJJepartment; 1 boiler- renounced and abandoned the said Joslin went to the home of,the third maker for ihe Chief Engineers prisoner, Willoughby Tucker and appeared around the" eorner going surname of Swainson and declared BERMUDA Let us store your winter suits, at about 20 miles per hour and it Department; 1 Store houseman for after having waited for his return the Naval Store Separtment; 4 • that I had assumed and adopted dresses, overcoats, blankets. with no result, they searched for passed the carriage with about two and intended thenceforth upon all Returned to you, freshly feet to spare. The horse fell just Joiners "for the Director of Works \ LAUNDRY him and found him in an out Department. occasions whatsoever to use and pressed, on one hour's notice. house, the property of Mr. William after tife»*earriage had passed? subscribe the name of Julia Wright And Cleaners and Cleaning charge plus one shil Chambers at Seabrlght. They ar The ease will be concluded on McCallan instead of Julia Wright ling for this guaranteed ser rested him and brought, him to the Monday when further evidence will Swainson and so as to be at all Dy vice. Station, on the way there asking be heard. times thereafter called, known and ers GUARD AGAINST MOTHS! him why he had been so fooHsh 00 described by the name of Julia in doing this thing. The reply was: Bam.— " - Eat g Wright McCallan exclusively. . "This is the results of keeping bad Mary had a little slam, Dated this 19th day of April, 1933. company." Dial 2104 She let her partner know Sgd.) Further witnesses wiU be called Just what she had by one grand Quaker Oats en Tuesday morning and the case slam JULIA WEIGHT McOALLAN, was iematided until 9.80 on that Upon his shins below. late Julia Wright Swainson. Where the Promise is Performed — Cleveland Haia' Dealer. For health 5»93fi27.tu30.thi; M*» II TBE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933 Page 13 The "beU" rang for the last lap, •Sy ^tfr^V^^ -.-*3v0|ft£M__KaE«aE_> B___^< i iik. I HIT 11,1 SALE * g| SALE Of Slightly Used W Of Slightly Used Raleigh Bicycles New-Hudson Bicycles CASH ONLY CASH ONLY T. J. WADSON _ SON J. B. ASTWOOD & SON aeiqqw.ehp. 5160 Sinclair OU N.Q. 9} Classified "WEEHOLME" furnished for the TODAY THE STORY OF MRS. PECK NEW YORK STOCK Southern Pacific 24} 24} summer months. Situated on Southern R.B. „.... N.Q. N.Q. Advertisements Pitts Bay, Pembroke.' Apply to An Autobigraphy by Mary MARKET Standard Brands N.Q. 20 authorised Agents or owner at Talking Pictures: Standard Gas & Elec. 12 n} "Edgewater," Pitt's Bay. Reid HaU Theatre: "HaUelujah Allen Hulbert St. Oil of California.... 31} 30} LOST 5348ttu.th.s. I'm a Bum," and "Hell Be Closing Prices St. Oil of New Jersey.. 34} 34} low." Many menaces • to the success Socony- Vacuum 10 9} APARTMENT in Burnaby Build of democracy as a social and gov Studebaker ., 3} 4 Little Brown JACKET between ing, Hamilton. Immediate pos Hamilton and White- Hill, on Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "Tem ernmental form have been pro Fri. Thur. Sears Roebuck. 28 27} session. Dial 1688. Thursday morning. Reward on ple Drake," and "Jack's The claimed by voices crying in the Am. Super Power .. N.Q. N.Q. Texas Corp 18} 18} 5277..th.s.tu.tp. return to Canadian Hotel. Boy," 3,7 and 9 p.m. wilderness of modern evils, but Alaska Juneau 18 14} Texas Gulf Sulphur.... 27} 27 possibly the worst of them all, the Allegheny Corp.™ 21 2§ Timken R.B. 25} 24} 5395*s. FURNISHED COTTAGE, near the oo yeUowest and the most insidious, AUied Chemical.... 104J 103 Union Carbide 38} 37} sea, moderate rent to approved is that one which is rooted in the Am. Oan 88 84f Union Pacific N.Q. 99 tenant. Dial 8321. vfiest depths of human nature, the Am. & Foreign Pow 10i 101 U.S. Ind. Alcohol 47} 40 EMPLOYMENT 5387ts. wiUingness to accept and repeat Am. Smelt. & Refin.... 31i 301 U.S. Rubber.... 9} 9} FOREIGNJXCHANGE mere rumour at its face value and Am. Water Works 26} 27 U.S. Steel „ 51} 48} SERVANT to do general house LOWER FLAT of "White Hall," zestfUUy to pass from mouth to ear Am. T_. & TeL 1131 HOJ United Corporation 8} 8} work, must be experienced and Hamilton, unfurnished. Apply and from ear to mouth, without the Anaconda Copper 13f 13} Warner Bros... N.Q. 3 have references. Write Box A, Mrs. Sheppard, Blue Moon. Local Rates least evidence of their truth, evil Atchison R.R „„.. 68 65! Westghse Air Brake... 25 24} Bermuda Press. 5397*s.m. reports aspersing the conduct and Atlantic Refining 22i 22| Westghse Electric 41} 38} 5375tf. eitp. 6-room FLAT, unfurnished, Hill The following Is a copy of character of public men. This Am. Tobacco "B" 86 84 Western Un. Tel „... 43 41} Side, opposite Hamilton Hotel. the BuUetln displayed on book recaUs an instance in point Baltimore & Ohio 17} 16| Woolworth 39 38 POSITION WANTED by young man of some sixteen or more years ago, Immediate possession. Tele Friday at the local banks: Bethlehem Steel 27} 26} Yellow Truck „ 5} 5f in office or store, preferred. Write when its author was forced to Borden Company N.Q. N.Q. Box 5331 Bermuda Press. phone 1243. undergo the persecutions of a Total Sales 4,350,000 4,010,000 5396ts.m. U.S. DOLLARS Oan. Pacific, New 13} 12} 5331*th_.s Money Opened 1% l% "whispering campaign" directed Ohes. & Ohio R.R 36} 36 against President Woodrow Wilson. Money Closed 1% 1% Buying at $4.00 20% Chrysler Motors...... 22} 22 ACCOUNTANT - BOOK - KEEPER She devotes a goodly portion of Sterling 3.92 3.93 REAL ESTATE Selling at $3.84 25% Col. Gas I7f 17} British subject desires position this book to a frank account of the Cons. Gas . 54} 53| ——oo Bermuda. London, New York, long friendship she enjoyed with CANADIAN DOLLARS Corn Products 74 72} Now He's Labeled West Indies experience in all ATTRACTIVE LOTS for sale on Mr. Wilson, beginning in Bermuda Oom. and Southern.... 3 2| Beware the man who always brags branches of Accountancy, Moder "Woodbourne Avenue" near Ber while he was president of Princeton About his former station. Buying at $4.5714 5% Oom. Solvents 18} 18} ate Salary, Hayward, 1725, Dor mudiana Hotel. Easy payments. University, and she makes some He seems to be the tin can on Apply Campbell, Gosling & Co. Selling at. $4.4037 9% Dupont „ 71} 66 chester Road, Brooklyn, New revelations of consequence ' con The tail of all creation. Bank of Bermuda Building. cerning attempts to utilize dis Eastman Kodak. 75} 74} York. QUOTATIONS •—Florida Times-Union. 5330*m.s. 5353ttu,s. tortions of that friendship in the Electric Autolit© 20| 19} m m * Electric P. & L 8 8} effort to defeat him for re-election. Line to End Lines.—In Russia it SHORTHAND-TYPIST requires po Desirable LOT OF LAND in War New York Closed $3.92 Erie R.R. Common 10} 10} Mrs. Hulbert does not tell the fuU is possible to get a permit to buy sition. Write Box 5378 Bermuda wick Parish, south of Khyber Montreal Closing $4.48 Fox Film 3 2} story of these happenings, but railroad tickets without standing Press Ltd. Pass. About 1/3 acre. 117 ft. London, 11.30 a.m..„. $3.92375 Gen. Elec., New 21} 20 states facts and gives glimpses of in line. One man having this pri- 5378*f. public road frontage. Dial 2566. Montreal Latest $4-48 General Motors 25 24 their significance. She tells of vUege pushed his way to the win 5390*s. New York Latest $3.9025 Goodrich Rubber 12} 12} being shadowed by detectives, of dow, and when the others waiting English lady wishes position as trunks being ransacked, of being Hudson Motors „.... 7} 7} protested, he said, "But I have a useful COMPANION HELP or CURNlSH ED-AND-UN FURNISHED approached by emissaries who subt Int. Nickel of Oan 14} 13} permit to buy a ticket without HOUSEKEEPER. Write Box 5394 I ly tried to get into her confidence Int. TeL _ TeL 12} 12 J standing in line." Bermuda Press. or who made bald offers of money— Kennecott Copper 18} 17} CHURCH NOTES "So have the restof us," came the 5394*s. Coltcicpes she mentions $200,000 as one in Kreuger & Toll N.Q. N.Q. retort. "This is the line for per stance—as the price of what they Loews, Tne - ^™ 17} 18 FOR. REM OR SALE "The Missionary Anniversary sons who have permits to buy LAND FOR SALE assured her would be "doing some Mack Truck 35} 35} service will be held in Marsden tickets without standing in lina."— WANTED ESTABLISHED 19H Memorial Methodist Church, on thing for your country." They Montg. Ward 22} 21} were especially anxious to get hold Boston Transcript. A__. GrosAtJ&iuor Wednesday evening. May 31st, at Natl. Dairy Products.. 19} N.Q. UNFURNISHED HOUSE with three 8 o'clock. The special speakers will of her letters from President Wilson Nash Motors 17} 17} These finally, years after, she sold bedrooms, immediately. Long be Reverend J. W. Prestwood, D.D., Natl. Biscuit, New 50} 50 to Ray Stannard Baker when he USE PAZO OINTMENT or short lease. Phone 1139. jZTueJier and Rev. J. U. Bell.'' Natl. Power & Light.... 14 14 was collecting material for his if Piles sap your vitality, rob you 5349ttu. ei to tu.30 NEW V^ESfBURV —oo New York Central 30} 29} work on the "Life and Letters of of sleep and make your life miser RICHMOND ROAD North American.. 26} 26} SMALL MONEY SAFE. Apply, giv PHONE HOB CABLE TEUCH.O AN OPEN LETTER TO LEO Woodrow WUson." Northern Pacific 23} 23} able. Pazo stops the pain and itch ing full particulars to Box 5351 Norando Mines... ,. 27 25} ing and as its effect is threefold, Bermuda Press. THE MGM LION I had wished [she says) to give Paramount Pictures.... N.Q. N.Q. —soothing, healing and absorbing, 5351ftu. ei to tu.30 the letters to the WUson Founda —it has brought quick relief to J. CRITCHLEY Packard Motors „. 4} 4} SEWING WANTED—Scotch dress Dear Leo: tion; that was another of those thousands of sufferers and ended (CRITCHLEY-MURRAY GO.) Penn. R.R. 25} 25} maker, Mrs. Gerald Orockwell, Special World Premiere Print plans that went astray. The pub their terrible agony. For sale at aU Postum (Gen. Foods).. 34 33} Ord Road, Paget West, above Ord REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER of your Super-production" "HeU lication of them would be the Public Service, N.J.™ 49} 48} Chemists. Road Station. Twrtr BaiUiaf, Huiltsa Below" received which has been final death of the base attacks Pullman Company 36 37 4972*s29.s6.Sl.s20.s27 "•BE* 1»S« given Premiere Exhibition this made primarily on Mr. WUson Pure OU 8 7} THBE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. week. and incidentally on me, which the Radio „ 7} 7J THERAPION No.1 reader has glimpsed here. But We wish to thank you for the Radio Keith Orph 2} 2} obstacles to their publication wUl THERAPION No.2 unusual honour you have bestowed Remington Rand of 5} FOR SALE probably not be removed in my THERAPION No.3 COTTAGES on our valued patrons and our Shell Union Oil... 6} 6| Mo. 1 Oon DlEcbartfEE. HE. 3 Caimm Blood lifetime. POIBOII. Ho. 8 COFEB Chronlo WeakEiBSBES. selves of being the first theatre in English Price 3i. Chemtsts. or eitber No.ratum EfEll^ Satin Walnut BEDROOM SUITE. f Rent and Sale Aside from its partial revelations DR.Lr. Ci,KRcMe