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LONDON REFUSES GIFT FOR THE FLORAL FESTIVAL 3 YEARS'HARD LABOUR AND SECURE A QUARTER POINT THEY SA Y CAT FOR BERESFORD FORD WIN FROM INTERCLUBS DEFENCE All Set for Gorgeous Display That the organisers of the Horse Special Criminal Session of the American Boats Fight Hard in Show are to be congratulated. STORE DECORATIONS INSPECTED * * * CUBAN CABINET MAY FALL Supreme Court Yesterday Unfavourable Light Winds That from start to finish the pro­ AT NOON gramme was excellently carried Sentence of three years' im­ out. There was a light northerly Philippines Prepare for Independence—Bae- Today will witness unusual prisonment at hard labour and 15 * * * strokes of the cat-o'-nine-tails was breeze blowing when the race com­ activity at the Bermuda Atfeleic mittee of the R.B.Y.C, headed by That today the Floral Festival be­ delivered by the Chief Justice, Sir decker Editor Dead—Gandhi a Lone Wolf- Association's Field, where, from Commander Guy Ridgway, set the gins in great style. Sydney Rowan-Hamilton, in Su­ * 9 9 early morning decorated floats par­ course for yesterday's race. British Armada Flight—Norwegian Cliff- preme Court yesterday morning ticipating in the afternoon's Floral The course would have given the That the Bermuda boats made no Parade will begin to assemble with in the case in which Beresford mistake in the first race of the slide Brings Death—Havana Bombs Ford was charged with an indecent yachts a heat from the starting a host of workers to complete their line off Somerset Bridge to a mark series. * * * assault upon a girl. Yesterday's task of decoration. near Staggs Channel, then a short That the anti-scanty pantie crusade Explode—New British Engine session of the Supreme Court was The Parade of Decorated Floats reach to a mark near the Turning appears to have completed its called especially to deal with the Breaks Record—French Strike Carriages and Bicycles will leave buoy and a run to the starting work. case in which Donald Clinton the B.A.A. Field at 2 p.m., proceed line. 9 9 9 Uncertain—Chinese River through the City Streets between Stevenson, alias George Duncan, That perhaps the next campaign was charged with breaking and Just before the start the wind the hours of 2 and 3 p.m. and arrive died out and came in again from will be a bare-backed one. Tragedy-Bolivian Cadets at the Agricultural Station at 3.45 entering a room at the Bermudiana * $ * Hotel, and with the Ford case. the south east making the first p.m. The parade will march past leg a run, the second short leg a That the dangerous crossing con­ Revolt—Italian Muni­ When the Ford case was called, the Governor's box and be reviewed beat, followed by three more troversy is very one-sided. it was found that there were not * a 9 by His Excellency, following which reaches. tions Attacked—In­ enough jurors present to empanel the Flower Show will be formally His Excellency the Governor with That it is astonishing how many a jury, and four persons sitting sull Proceedings- opened by His Excellency. Lady a party on his barge headed one of railway experts cropped up over­ in court were pressed into service. night. * * * Cubitt will witness the parade with the largest spectator fleet that has ASSAULT CASE German Army a party from Government House ever followed these races. That some broadcasting experts are from the steps of the Hamilton Kathryn Dunbar Basler an em­ here. SLOW START * * a Man Dies Hotel. ployee of the Bermudiana Hotel, Bayard Dill in Cardinal was first Over fifty floats in addition to stated that on the' morning of That they may be able to solve one over the line at the start, but so decorated carriages and bicycles will March 4th she and a musician at or two problems for us. light was the fast fading northerly a a a proceed through the befiowered and the Bermudiana Hotel, Joseph Lil- AIR DEFENCE GIFT REFUSED NEW AMERICAN CONSUL that he did not cross until some bedecorated city streets of Hamil­ ley. went to the Bermuda High That one is why there is still "in­ 3 minutes after the starting gun. APPOINTED ton. Never before in the annals School grounds. At about 12.45 terference." Some of the others lost steerage Lady Houston Leaves London of local community efforts has a.m., she was lying down and * * * way completely. Announcement has been made of such an impressive parade taken Lilley was reclining near her when That the season'3 rush is over. to Fate Soon after the start the wind the appointment of Charles Har­ place. The whole town will be en someone held Lilley by the right * » * rington Heisler as American Con­ came in from the south east, the That is except for the crush back. LONDON, April 9. I CP)—Her offer fete and from early yesterday morn­ hand and assaulted her with the sul in Bermuda, succeeding Mr. boats behind and on the eastern * * 9 of $1,000,000 towards the air de­ ing there were signs of preparatory left hand. Graham Kemper who left some end of the line picking it up first. That everyone has done better fence of London was withdrawn decorative work. Lilley finally got to his feet and time ago for his new office as Con­ Lou Pearson got it first and setting than was expected. over the weekend by Lady Houston. The Band of the 1st Battalion pretended that he had a gun in sul at Rome. The new Consul for his spinnaker worked to windward a a ia a wealthy air enthusiast and backer Manchester Regiment will head the .his pocket. When he said "Stick { Bermuda was born at Milford. Del­ of his course into the freshening That even that doesn't satisfy some. of several Schneider Cup efforts. parade with the Band of the Ber­ 'em up, guy," the man turned and aware, July 20, 1888, and attended breeze, followed by Nancy and The withdrawal was followed by ran away. the University of Delaware where he muda Volunteer Rifle Corps occupy- Starling. That the story of "Eleutheria" was an attitude of rage against Prime Miss Basler stated that there received a D.S. in 1911. He was con­ Continued on Page 2 By the time the breeze worked much appreciated. Minister MacDonald for what she was very bright moonlight and she nected with railway and mining —OO down to the others the leaders were * * * termed his "contempt." had a good look at her assailant. engineering in Australia and South well out ahead and when the fleet That these stories of old Bermuda According to reports of the in­ £5 FINES IN ELECTRIC He was wearing a brownish col­ reached the first mark they were Africa for two and a half years after oured coat and dark trousers, and cannot be too highly prized. cident Lady Houston said "I alone well stjnxng out and rounded in the, * 9 9 which he was appointed clerk at CURRENT THEFT CASE &. cap with a tan check. In an "lared to point out the dire need the American Consulate at Johan­ following order: Susan, Nancy. That certainly the records of them of the London air defence. You've identification parade at the Police Starling, -.dull,- Cyric It." Sua:Z~, nesburg on November 10, 1914. ! Station Miss Basler immediately should be preserved. muzzled others who have deploted Magistrate Says Wiring was Longtail and Cardinal. * * a His later appointment included picked out Ford as her assailant. this shameful neglect. You've On the short beat to the second That the Fir? Brigade turned out Vice-Consul at Cape Town. 1915, Altered by an Expert She recognised the cap produced treated my patriotic gesture with mark Nancy passed Susan and Bill very promptly on Saturday. Vice-Consul of Career. May, 1921. in Court as the one her assailant contempt such as another govern­ Swan, sailing Sue Z, dropped back * * a assigned to Malmo, 1924. Warsaw, Fines of £5 each were imposed on was wearing. ment would not have been guilty 1926, Danzig. 1928 Warsaw 1929 to last place. That it looks as though with prac­ Albert Walter Jones and his moth­ Joseph John Lilley, a musician of toward a patriot." This message and later again to Dinzig where he The Bermuda boats seemed to tice they would turn out before er, Adelina Jones, in Hamilton at the Bermudiana Hotel, stated was sent by wire to the Prime has served until his appointment out reach the Americans on news of the fire was received. Police Court yesterday, the magis­ that while he was reclining by Minister. to Bermuda. He was made Con­ the long leg to the third mark. trate finding them guilty of steal­ Miss Basler's side he heard a move­ • -00 * * * sul of Class 6 in July, 1930. Mr. Starling soon passed the two Am­ ing electric current, the property ment. Looking around he saw Heisler is married and is now in erican leaders and Cyric worked EXHIBITION OF PICTURES of the Bermuda Electric Light a man, who proceeded to hold him CUBA FACES UNREST the United States. He should reach into third place, while Longtail Company, during the month of with one hand and assaulted Miss dropped back to last. Bermuda at the end of this month March, 1934, and on divers other 'Bermuda Art Association/ Basler with the other. On the run to the first mark on Mendieta Cabinet May Fall or the early part of May. dates. INCIDENT REPORTED the second round Nancy passed At this busy time, towards the' -oo The case, which opened on Sat­ end of the Bermuda winter season, HAVANA, April 9 ^CP).—The Lilley rejoined Miss Basler be­ Starling to take the lead and Gull urday, was resumed in the morning passed Cyric. The yachts rounded space in the Colonist is limited. rumblings of another major poli­ IMPERIAL PACTS IN DANGER and continued well into the after­ fore they reached the Bermudiana All the same, it is Impossible to tical upheavel ran through the for the close reach to the finish noon. Mr. D. C. Smith appeared Continued on Page 2 line in the following order. Nancy overlook the opening of the an­ Cuban capital over the weekend before the prosecution, Mr. A. R. 00—- nual Exhibition of Pictures, which and there are strong indications Britain's Farm Help May Curtail Starling Suzan. Gull. Cyric II. Vaucrosson representing the de­ Cardinal Sue Z and Longtail. this year, is staged in the Tower that the government of President Imports fendants. DEATH OF MRS. W. E. PHIN Building, Reid Street. Mendieta is facing a Cabinet crisis. In the evidence which was given ONE-DESIGNS' CLEVER WORK Lighting conditions there are- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Phin, ac­ Three Cabinet members have tl- for the prosecution yesterday it was On the last leg it was apparent not good, and we hope (if rumour LONDON, April 9. (CP)—There companied by their son Donald ready offered their resignations and denied that an employee of the that the Bermuda yachts were out is correct) soon to have a real pic­ is growing concern here over the and Mrs. Phin, who have been fears are felt that Mendieta will Company cut the lock of the meter footing their American rivals, but ture gallery for Hamilton, being future of the imperial trade agree­ guests of Belmont Manor for quite have great difficulty in holding at Mrs. Jone's house, as Albert it seemed impossible that they part of the converted buildings ments which Britain signed at sometime, last Wednesday received his official family together for any Jones alleged had been done in 1925. would be able to pick up sufficient now known as the Hamilton Hotel. Ottawa. Both Stanley Baldwin urgent news to return to their length of time. places to win. However as they Living in this hope, we must make and Walter Elliot, Minister of For the defence it was urged that home in Hamilton, Ont., due to The three members who are neared the finishing line Jim Pear­ the best of present conditions, and Agriculture, recently hinted that a mistake in the wiring had been the illness of their daughter. ready to step out are Carlos made by this employee of the Com­ man, who had Starling going enjoy the fine spacious room made the privileges which the dominions Mr. and Mrs. Phin were able Saladrigas, secretary without port- pany when he removed the heating beautifully, gradually worked past artistic by the covering of bare now enjoy in the British market to get booking on the "Monarch" Continued on Page 2 meter in 1925. Mrs. Jones denied Nancy to capture that extra J walls with canvas, and otherwise may be curtailed. The measures Friday in haste to their daughter's any knowledge of tbe "pirate" point which was so vital in the close responding to the unselfish work to restrict hrpcrts from the dom­ bedside when that night at sea, wiring. score in yesterday's race. of the Hanging Committee. inions, to which the British gov­ Mrs. Phin Snr., passed away, no Splendid characters were given Meanwhile George Snowden and Referring first of all to the ir­ ALCOHOL TRAPS BANKER ernment appears likely to be driven doubt due to the sad news of the to Albert Jones by persons Bayard Dill were both passing Gull, reparable loss of the Art World in in the interests'of the British farm­ serious illness of her daughter. er, are bound to have an effect for whom he has worked, including placing themselves in third and the death of Mr. Vorhees, and in Ten - Year Fugitive Caught in Mr. Whales of the Dockyard and Mrs. Phin was very well known the absence of that fine artist Mr. on the imperial pacts, and the ex­ for her untiring activities in social Continued on Page 14 Wine Cellar tent of this is causing much pon­ Mr. G. H. Burland, building con­ Getty—one feels that there are tractor. service work in Hamilton and 00 still a goodly number of artists dering in political circles. Much throughout Canada and whose In view of this evidence Magis­ (some in the making and many NEW YORK, April 9 (CP).—Vin- will depend on a report expected death has been a severe shock to BERMUDIAN APPOINTED trate A. C. Smith remarked that he already well known) working in cenzo Tisbo. hunted all over the in a few weeks of the fat stock her family and many friends both would let Jones and his mother off Bermuda. world since his private New York reorganisation committee ap­ locally and in Canada. Deepest CONTRIBUTING EDITOR lightly. They would be fined £5 Amongst the portrait painters bank failed in New York for $2,000,- pointed last December to prepare sympathy is felt for Mr. Phin and each. He added that there was no first and foremost ranks Mr. Ver- 000, was trapped on Saturday by a national marketing scheme. It son Donald. Mr. V. 0. Misick has accepted the is generally held that the level doubt that the alteration of the "Bridge World's" invitation to pilleux whose life size canvas of one of his former depositors. This Word lias just been received that two young brothers, shows a nice •lepositor recognised Tisbo's voice of prices is such that a drastic re­ wiring had been cleverly done by serve as one of its Foreign Con­ striction of imports is inevitable. an expert. Mrs. Phin's young son died on tributing Editors and the March appreciation of colour and form. after eleven years. Tisbo was head Sunday morning. His girls head, quick andspontan- jf Tisbo Brothers, a private bank, Stanley'Baldwin, Lord President ——oo- issue of that well known and widely of the Council, told the Worcester­ oo—— read medium contains his name ous work, is happily depicted. Mr. und he is held without bail on a THE CATHEDRAL Hereward Watlington in his port­ charge of grand larceny in con­ shire farmers that "an entirely new listed among an editorial staff factor will enter the situation in which includes many Bridge play­ rait of the Polish voyager now in our nection with a $5,000 loss sustained SUBSCRIPTION BALL midst, expresses the modern school by Tarantino who captured him. June when arrangements with the Archdeacon Marriott Installed ers and writers of international dominions under the Ottawa agree­ distinction. in his work. We see great promise, The latter dug a wine cellar under and look forward with interest to ments end so far as meat is con­ as Honorary Canon The Lady Cubitt Compass­ Congratulated by a representa­ Continued on Page 2 his future work. * * * cerned." This speech and those tive of the Royal Gazette and Colon­ of Walter Elliot are variously con­ On Sunday morning an interest­ ionate Fund ist Daily upon his editorial appoint­ A charming portrait of Lady INCANDESCENT WOMAN strued, but it seemed a fair in­ ing service took place at the Cathe­ ment Mr. Misick said he hoped Cubitt by an American artist of ference that they were serving a dral when the Ven. Archdeacon This important event takes through his connection with "The note, (Mrs. Hirter) adds interest warning. No authoritative state­ Marriott, for many years Canon place on Thursday at the Bridge World" to further local in­ to the Exhibition. Doctors See Light From ment of the position could be ob­ Residentary of the Cathedral and Princess Hotel. Tickets must terest in the game and gradually Very original are the paintings now Rector of Paget, was installed be presented to gain admis­ of Labuisse especially bis "Coloured Patient's Breast tained, however. All officials have to see development here a standard scattered over the countryside en­ as Honorary Canon. sion. of play so high that Bermuda would Wedding" large in style and cer­ joying a weekend of pleasant weath­ Following the usual praetice, the Applications for tickets become known as a Bridge-playing tainly very colourful. TRIESTE, AprU 9 (OP).—Doctors er, and later in the week a more members of the Chapter, Oanon should be made to the Secret­ centre of prime importance. He His Gombey negro in full dress from all parts of Italy came here concentrated opinion may be forth­ Hems worth and Canon Groves, ary, L.O.C.F., t Government further hopes to see the Bermuda is suggestive of modern female yesterday to see and wonder at a coming. after the first lesson, presented the House (Dial 2006) up to noon Bridge Club become affiliated with fashions, especially as regards the strange light emanating from the Archdeacon to the Bishop who was tomorrow, after which date no the United States Bridge Associa­ head ornament which may tempt breast of Anna Monaro. a patient seated in his chair at the Chancel sales will be made. tion so that in the next Grand some bold fashion leader to use a in the Pirano Hospital. Doctor OTTAWA, April 9. (CP)—There step, when the customary vows No tickets will be on sale at National Team of Four Contest,. substitute for the inverted pudding Sambro, head of the institution, is no great apprehension felt here were taken, and appropriate prayers the door. similar to that played a few months bowl in vogue at present. ordered the isolation of the woman over the news from London. So read. Evening dress must be worn ago in New York with teams from Apart from this levity, the mast­ for a careful examination. He said far as can be found there have been Canon Groves received the Man­ but gentlemen may wear all over the American mainland erly treatment of this subject calls the hospital authorities had al- Tuxedos. for admiration. no formal advices from London date of Induction from the Bishop participating, a local foursome I Continued on Page 2 on the matter. Continued on Page 2 would be included. 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MECHANICS HALL REID HALL A New Star Comes to You Today Bermuda's Finest and Largest Cinema A Rival to BING CROSBY; "THE BOWERY" MECHANICS HALL THEATRE At 3 p.m., 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. IimTMii^mRS Once Only Drama Full of Laughs At Reid Hall Cagney's New Film "Jimmy the Saturday the Gent" Called Laugh Riot UP" At 8.30 pan. The wicked eighties and the gay James Cagney's latest starring V3 In Beautiful nineties may have been just that, production for Warner Bros. but Time is a jokester and in this "Jimmy The Gent," which comes Bermuda it's OTS5SI : ear 19&3 A.D., the days of Chuck to the Mechanics* HaU Theatre on Thursday next carries a theme so Flowers for . onnors, Stevp Brodie, John L. HIPPED novel and unusual that the pic­ Loveliness Sullivan and Carrie Nation: with ture promises to be one of the FROM! their honky tonks, their spectacu­ laughing sensations of the screen. Reid Hall for lar bridge jumps, their bare- Big Pictures WOMAN'S knuckled fights and thoir saloon The picture is based on the hi­ 11 BUT Y wrecking, are richly, delicio'J.sl„ larious comedy romance by Laird and frequently funny. 3oyle and Bay Nazarro and con­ cerns a couple of heir chasers who SOULl Audiences at the Reid Hall After enjoying the beauty of the A Heart Stfli^i:;: cire rivals both in business and in Theatre Saturday will find "The love. Their efforts to dig up heirs, U n m o tcfe'|f|l Bowery," the feature with which Floral Parade come TONIGHT In the Anrtols l-honey or otherwise, to vast es­ the new 20th Century Pictures tates in order to coUect fortunes launches its production programme for which there are no claimants, Thrill to the Beauty of for United Artists release, good for are as funny as they are revealing deep-hearted laughter from the in their unscrupulousness. moment Chuck Connors enters Cagney is said to have put over Immortal — Inspiring the scene and gets mad because on his director and Warner execu­ his rival Steve Brodie, has thrown tives a specially designed haircut rotten "mushmelons" all over the with scars showing beneath, that "•LITTLE WOMEN" front of his saloon, to the final is a laugh just in itself. It is fade-out when Chuck and Steve, claimed that Cagney deliberately At 9.00 p.m. only friends at last, march away to put introducing RadfSlI "" Eets out to make his tough mug Romantic Si n£l:«S«s a speedy end to the Spanish-Ameri­ characterizations hUariously fun­ At 3.30-JOAN CRAWFORD'S "DANCING LADY' LANNY ROfll can War. ny, and judging from his past per­ ttritk Wallace Beery and George Raft formances tbis can be readily Charlie Ruggles play Connors and Brodie respect­ credited. Mary Boland ively, and Jackie Cooper, complet- While the star ia said to pull Ann Sothern the star triumvirate, is Swipes, a his usual amount of rough stuff A Paramount Picf*fW?M newsie who lives with Chuck until he is also called upon to take it, Chuck bings home a girl he res­ for, according to the story, Bette cued from some white slavers. Davis lands on him plenty before THURSDAY—JAMES CAGNEY Swipes doesn't hold with women she finally falls for his blandish­ and with being neat and tidy.and in ments. when Chuck gives him a sound oc warning on the spot intended for "JIMMY THE GENT spankings, Swipes leaves home cov­ "JOURNAL OF A CRIME" 891G

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pensions. They are getting some COLONIAL pension now under the Pension Act of 1927. They do not contri­ PARLIAMENT bute anything at all to a Super­ BuriSHQutADi annuation Fund. I feel that It is "IMCE OUAUfl a mistake to increase this—doub­ OFFICIAL REPORT ling it up— and not ask them to contribute money towards it. It is a mistake, and I shall have to Proceedings of the object to it. JUQWPEACJUI —which was agreed to, Mr. Honourable House North objecting. of Assembly Hon. S. S. SPURLING (St. Quality Unexcelled- George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, SESSION 1933-34 I have a second amendment to move Delicious Flavour which will be necessary in order DAY No. 42. Thursday, April 5, to carry out the intention which 1934 I had in mind in allowing any teacher who has retired but who MINUTES would have complied with the other The Minutes of the last meeting clauses of this Act being able to were read and confirmed. benefit therefrom.

BEPORT ON THE ISOLATION Mr. SPURLING moved to amend HOSPITAL clause 1 by striking out the words "at the coming into operation of Communication from the Colonial this Act" where they occur in Secretary the third paragraph.

His Honour the SPEAKER:—I Mr. A. O. SMITH (Paget Parish) :— When You Want the "Best" have personnally read this Report Mr. Chairman, I second that pro- and I think it must be conceded forma, but I think there is an error Ask Your Grocer For vhat it should be treated confiden­ in that motion. It should read h & happiness can be yours tially by members. We have four "at the time of the coming into BRITISH-CANADIAN copies, which will be given to the operation of this Act." Why let ill health and depression shut you off from all the Clerk, and it will be open for any BRAND pleasures and happiness of life ? Let WINCARNIS restore your hon. member to get a copy and Hon. S, S. SPURLING:—That natural health and spirits. Taken regularly, its great tonic read it for himself. is correct, Sir. I agree that those JACK ARNOLD influence will aid the natural forces of your body to resist two words should go in, and the ORDERS DEFERRED Is the Agent weakness, to overcome depression. WINCARNIS, the great amendment should read Mr. Spur­ ling to amend clause 1, by striking Note Address Fire and Marine BIdg. restorative, Is rich in those life-giving tonic Sir HENRY WATLINGTON out the words "at the time of the Ingredients which give strength and build health. moved that the consideration of coming into operation of this From the very first glassful you can feel its re­ the first four orders be deferred Act" where they occur in the third to enable the fifth order to be paragraph. vitalising, stimulating force. Within a week you now considered. will know how it call give you the energy and —which was agreed to. Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:— courage to face wearisome tasks and duties with Mr. Chairman, I do not now think THE SCHOOL TEACHERS' SUPER­ a stro.iger arm and a lighter heart*. it will be necessary for me to make ANNUATION ACT, 1934 the motion that I sopke of just Spend Resumption in Committee now. I leave the clause to be moved now as amended. On the motion of Sir Henry Watlington "The School Teachers' Mr. H. T. NORTH:—I object, Wisely Superannuation Act, 1934," and Mr. Chairman. the Petition of Mr. G. A. daCosta RECOMMENDATIONS FROM IT MUST DO YOU GOOD were resumed in committee. OVER 20,000 DOCTORS Mr. 0. G. GILBERT (Sandys W.2—33 Parish) :•—I am not going to object COLEMAN & CO., LTD., WINCARNIS WORKS, NORWICH, ENGLAND. Mr. DUNKLEY in the Chair. Mr. Chairman, but I would just like to make a few remarks re­ Sir HENRY WATLINGTON garding the Superannuation (Devonshire Parish):—Mr. Chair­ Act. This Superannuation Act— ^H Buy man, as you know, there were a or rather the pensions that we have good many questions asked on to pay are getting larger and larger, the last day of meeting about this and this country has got a pretty Bill, and a good deal of care has heavy load to carry in the way been taken since to go into the of pensions and it is going to BROOKE matter. I have been over the Bill have a heavier load to carry as years with the Director of Education go by. I noticed in the report and the Attorney General, and also of the Superannuation Committee BOND with the hon. member for St. that there were some two thous­ George's Parish, the Hon. S. S. and pounds odd surplus in that Spurling, and I have some amend­ Superannuation Fund which re­ TEA I ments to make. The first clause verted to the Treasury. Well now, has been moved, and the hon. ii we are increasing these pensions member from St. George's, Mr. why not put that amount, that Spurling, moved to amend it by surplus, why not put it back into inserting the words "now" or the Superannuation Fund because .33Stta.tVt.t-. previously" between the words the Superannuation Fund is going "teacher" and "on" in the third to have need of it? Why revert paragraph, which amendment I it to the Treasury? I think that accepted. It was not put up. I is something we should go into then had a further amendment to very seriously, this pension list move to that. I moved to amend VISITORS Agents: POWELL & CO., Telephone 1044 of Bermuda. It is going to be clause 1 by adding to the definition more than we can carry some day. of "Teacher" the words "or who has retired within a period not When returning home aiiSlsasas exceeding three months prior there­ Lt.-Col. the Hon. T. M. DILL why not take back a case to."—the reason for that being (Devonshire Parish):—The hon. there is one case in particular member for Sandys is evidently of your favourite bever­ that may be retired before the com­ ignorant of the history of super­ age ? We can offer prices annuation here. - His remarks ap­ ing into operation of this Act, on which will appeal to you. CHILDREN'S INVITATION CARDS account of illness, and it is expe­ ply altogether to contributory pen­ dient that that individual should sions, and of course the school Call at either of our stores benefit by this Act. I therefore teachers pensions do not come and let us explain fully the FOR PARTIES AND BIRTHDAYS under the head of contributary propose to move that amendment advantages of this offer. but before I do that the amend­ pensions. However, if the hon. ment moved by my colleague, the member was in order in referring Hon. S. S. SPURLING on the last to pensions in general, I take it Jd. each day of meeting has to be put. that I am in order in trying to answer him on that point. Con- JOHN F. BURROWS tributary pensions were started Mr. Spurling moved the amend­ by the Civil Servants Pension Act & CO., Ltd. ment made by him on the last of 1893 and the four per cent was Wine Merchants day of meeting. taken off all salaries over £100 a year, and a smaller percentage 58 Front St. Queen St. THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. Mr. H. T. NORTH (Hamilton Reid Street two and half per cent I think, Parish) :*—Mr. Chairman, I am go­ of all salaries under £100 a year. ing to object to that. Since this That continued until about 1925, matter was up here on the last and then it became apparent that day of meeting I have given it a within a short time the Super­ good deal of consideration, and I annuation Fund would be able am of the same opinion that I to take care of itself. The Super­ King George Arrives For Season's First Royal Levee was on Tuesday, that this Colony annuation Act of 1893 also provided is carrying a big load, that the that after a certain number of teachers are a big expense for a years, I am speaking from memory Davis small Colony, and I feel that it now, I think it was thirty years really is a bad time for this matter from 1893 which brought it up to to be brought forward. I think 1923, the income of the Super­ gives we had better just leave it as it is annuation Fund should be paid until conditions change. There into the public Treasury. From you is really no necessity, regardless 1923, 1924, 1925 onwards the pos­ of what the hon. member in charge, ition was that the income of the surer Sir Henry Watlington, says to the Superannuation Fund plus the and contrary; there is really no neces­ annual contributions more than sity for this matter to be put into covered the cost of—I will not say better effect now. The teachers have, more than covered, they equalled in the last few years, been receiv­ (Mr. Spurling:—More than cov baking ing very good salaries, much better ered) more than covered?—my than in some countries. In some memory is right then, the amount Sahvit BESTz.;?!: parts of the world the teachers of pensions that were paid out, have not been receiving a salary and then the question arose as to at all! For quite a long period whether the contributary system DAVIS they did not get any salary: I should be done away with, or that BAKlNG-POWDE = believe now most of them are we should extend the pension sys­ getting it. Here in Bermuda that tem. It was put frankly before has not been. I regret that I have the House at that time, and I think to take this stand, but I feel after the hon. member was a member of giving it very serious consider­ the House at that period, and it ation that it is my duty to do so, was decided that they should and I do hope that the majority extend the pension system so as of the House will not pass this to­ to include pensions to widows day. I think It is a great mistake and orphans. (Mr. Gilbert:—What ajmmcm We can certainly get along right year was that?) What year? It enough. They are in receipt of Soothes the tc*v * With traditional pomp and gates of St. James Palace, Royal Levee of the London sea­ was the last Superannuation Aet: lweo ceremony, the state landau, bringing the King from Buck­ son. Two guards stand rigidly salaries, and if we carry on like if the hon. member will look at 'throat. Fresh- manned by footmen, enters the ingham PiJace for the first at attention. this until later on probably the the Statute Book he will see it. ens the mouth. r0\fr* Oolony will be in a better position *• Continued on Pttt 7 to take it up and increase their OVERCOMES BADaBREATH

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COLONIAL PARLIAMENT event of the School Teachers' Mr. C. G. GILBERT (Sandys EU1 Superannuation Act being passed; Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I do not these figures are as exact as can want to be considered a stumbling be ascertained at present, but ISackiscSie Loss of \ igonr Continued from Page 5 block in this matter. I have differ­ taken as approximate only, until ent ideas about the superannuation •Joint I*,.aEsas liBipasre B&ood Finally in 1927 the Superannuation further particulars regarding length of teachers entirely. I think that EjBiiMiLimgo Bladder Trouble Aot took shape and the Superan­ of service, etc., can be obtained instead of concerning ourselves nuation Act Is still building up from certain of the vested schools. about contributary pensions we Sciatica Too-old Feeling by annual contributions every year. Mr. Cox of the Saltus Grammar should give them a gratuity when L'ric Acid Kidney Trouble The thing is as broad as it is long School, nineteen years. £i90; Miss they expire, and be done with. to a certain extent. If the hon. Gosling, who wm be due to retire (Members:—When they expire!) TSUS IISAI/fll GIFT COPIES FREE member wishes to amend the Act at the end of this year, thirty-four (Laughter) I mean when their so that the interest shaU be put years, £242.17.2; Miss I Trott, twelve TO PROVE: YOU CAIV EXO TI2ESE TROUBLES! time is expired, or when they are back into the Superannuation Fund years, £9.5.0.; Miss Dunkley, thirty going to retire. Give them a years, £107.2.10.; Mr. G. A. daCosta, "Too-old," worn-out—the night­ The very young (in cases of bed- and build up that fund, personally, gratuity and be done with It, and mare of those of forty years and over. wetting), the weakest and the oldest, I don't know—but I think the time over thirty-five years, £300 0 0 do not carry on this pension list Yet there axe men and women of fifty men and women at all times, can take will come, within the time probably That is all under the First Schedule and sixty who b" ve all the glorious De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, all the time. They contribute Don't let it go until it of the younger members of this Under the Second Schedule, Miss nothing: we should give them a vitality, health anti strength that really a scientific preparation that will do you O. V. Somner, over thirty-five develops into something makes life worth living. good from the very firstdose . House, that the fund would again gratuity as they contribute noth­ much more serious. Are yon going to let your life sag be self-supporting. I do not see years, £87.10.0.; Miss E. Burrows ing. We are going to load up until ont at forty, or will yon let us start Prove this at our expense. When over thirty-five years, £8710 0 • There is no better you back to health and vigour—free ? you know their glorious Ionic effect why hon. members are making this particular Superannuation remedy for the relief of you can obtain further supplies from such a moan about the extent Miss A. Tucker, over thirty-five any chemist, but for your free supply Teachers Fund is gotog to cost Ber­ Coughs, Colds and all lis life is iiEAi/rn of the pension list. I do not think years, £105.0.0; Mr. E. S. Tucker, muda a great deal of money, prob­ fill in the coupon. twenty-two years, £82.10.0. Bronchial Afflictions FOK THE AK&IX«V Do you know just one box of De they have a single thing in fact, ably more than we shall be able than Robert's Syrup. It Because we know there are tens of Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills has or in law, to support them. How­ to carry to years to come. I wish breaks up the cold, thousands of people who have proved brought health after years — yes, years ever, I think this discussion is al­ Mr. G. A. WILLIAMS (South­ the Board of Education would take De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills —of suffering to a tost of men and ampton Parish):—Mr. Ohairman, soothes the throat and will end Rheumatism, Lumbago, Back­ together extraneous to the present up the matter of giving a gratuity women ? This statement is made on I would like to ask the hon. mem­ quickly restores normal ache, Sci.-.tica, Bladder Weakness and the evidence of thousands of reports, Superannuation Bill which does instead of a pension and see if conditions. Most pleas­ Kidney Trouble, we now offer to send given in gratitude by oi.v-time sufferers not depend upon annual contribu­ ber in charge why is it that dis­ something can't be done. Many ant to take. to all who suffer, a free test supply. restored to health. tions. crimination has been made be­ of them might be willing to accept a ...... pitEE (.'IFT FaaliJi , tween the teachers under the First gratuity of fifty per cent. Manufactured by Mt. S. S. TODDINGS, Jr., (St. Schedule and teachers under the . JiORTHROP ft LYMAN CO., Is-*! > t»i STo THE PHCBNIX DRUG b d. * LIMITED George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, Second Schedule. Teachers who Kidney and {.ladder HAMILTON. Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:— Toronto, Canada I have just one thing to say. I receive emoluments under the First Mr. Ohairman, one of the reasons Flear.e send .ne a free su£i>ly of De Witt '& Schedule, that is male and female Kidney and Bladder PUls. am a l.ttle worried because there for bringing this Teachers Pension will be vo contribution of four teachers, receive the same emolu­ Scheme up to a higher grade—we per cent to the Superannuation ments, as I understand it. But have not placed it to this Bill, but Packed in white boxes Fund in these cases, but I am in under the Second Schedule male we hope to bring it about later— Add* sympathy with the object, and I and female teachers are classified was to bring about the exchange printed in blue and gjld. am going to support it in the hope and female teachers receive less The formula appears on of teachers so that teachers would that in the school teachers who emoluments than the male teach­ not suffer. Now, for instance, if SYRUP Post ia unsealed envelope every box. are in need of immediate help ers. I would like to know why we want to get a teacher out from OF THE EXTRACT OF| this discrimination was made. A. E. S may get that help and in the hope England, and they have put in so COD L1VEP AND TAR that in the near future our edu­ Then again, Mr. Chairman, many years over there, they come cational system will be changed, teachers under the First Schedule out to Bermuda and all chance and that teachers will be able to are not confined to any qualifi­ of their getting a pension is abso­ obtain a salary whereby they will cations, whereas teachers under ;*"»•==-«-' lutely finished, because they get S'tW be able to contribute to this Super­ the Second Schedule must be away from the pension provisions of annuation without any hardship teachers holding University De­ the United Kingdom. As you and as other civil servants do. grees, or British Training College know, the public official coming Certificates from Institutions here for a time, and gotog away Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:— recognised by the Board for this again, gets paid, when his pension In reply to the hon. member for puspose, or they must be teachers becomes due, so much from Ber­ extra- St. Geroge's, Mr. Toddings, I want holding Cambridge School Certifi­ muda, and so much from each to remind him of what was stated cates. It seems to me that if we Oolony to which he has served, fine here on the last day of meeting, are going to classify teachers under and so forth. That is what the that under this Superannuation the Second Schedule we should Board of Education looks forward powder Act the teachers can only get at also classify the teachers under to eventually-—the exchange of Brings lovely skin tones the highest fifty per cent of their the First Schedule, that is male teachers. I do not know anything Seems like your own skin and female teachers.. I would like THOUSANDS, who have never handled a salaries, whereas under the Super­ that will be more valuable than to # Actual skin tones in paint brash before, are now refinishing their annuation Act—the regular Super­ the hon. member in charge to be able to exchange teachers, and this extraordinarily fine satisfy me on that point, because powder • Stays on for cars* furniture. annuation Act—where there are to get their ideas. That is the hours — covers little woodwork, etc* four percent deductions, they are it does seem somewhat discrimin­ system they have tried to bring complexion faults • F-x*> with Steelcote* ating and it seems to me unwar­ quisltely perfume*) — able to get up to seventy per cent. about to England: it has been but not expensively "the world's fin­ That is the difference. I suppose ranted. I feel that all teachers arranged between the Home coun­ priced • Six trades. est finish" he must have realised that. should be treated alike, and try and other Colonies, but so because: furthermore, I also feel that even far we have not been able to em­ i skill is required to get good result*. Mr. S. S. TODDINGS. Jr.:— under the Second Schedule there body it in the provisions of this POND'S brushes on easily and levels itself. Mr. Chairman, I would just like should be no discrimination be­ Bill. That is what we hope to new Oldsurfaces covered with onlyone coat. to say that the teachers are get­ tween male and female teachers. do at some time or the other. If It wears like steel, retaining its orig* ting something for nothing, and If a.male teacher holds University you had a bonus system it would face • ir.al luster. that something is not enough. Degrees or British Training College be useless from that particular ^ powder It dries quickly, leaving no Isps or Certificate from any recognised brush marks. point of view. I do not think any Mr. H. T. NORTH:—Mr. Chair­ Institute, or if a female teacher teacher would like to look forward man, I shall object to this. holds the Cambridge School Certn- only to a bonus. How would you cate, I feel that they should all grade a bonus? It would be im­ On Sale at —which was agreed to, Mr. North be treated alike. I do admit this possible to grade it. I really do much, that there may be a possi­ objecting. not see how that could be done. WM. BLUCK & CO. bility that teachers who hold Uni­ Taking care of teachers after they Sir HENRY WATLINGTON versity Degrees or British Training have given their lives to tbeir work Hardware Store College Certificates may be in a moved the second clause. can only be done by a pension. Hamilton, Bermuda better position to impart a more In some cases these pensions won't higher grade of information, but last for more than a year, but Sir HENRY WATLINGTON I fail to see that there should be Manufactured by Steelcote (Devonshire Parish):—I should like there are cases, of course, where any discrimination at all between people will hve to enjoy them to a to make a few remarks now with male and female teachers. regard to the hon. member from much longer age. And by giving St. George's, Mr. Toddings, re­ a pension you may find ultimately marks on the last day of meeting. Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:— that you pay a good deal less than he asked how many paople would The hon. member knows that the if you were giving a bonus: also come under this Pension Act at difference between the salaries of it relieves the person who receives the present moment. Altogether men and women in nearly all cases the pension of necessity to their there would be nine immediately, is fundamental. Now another last years. and one at about the end of this thing which I think everybody year. That will be ten, and the will acknowledge is that a man is Mr. Q. A. WILLIAMS:—Mr. increase to the Pension Fund would supposed to have a family. A The "DURO" Pen be £1211.15.0. At present there Chairman, the explanation given man teacher is supposed to have by the hon. member to charge. are only two teachers getting pen­ a teacher to support. A woman sions, one from the Pension Act Sir Henry Watlington, might ex­ British Manufacture teacher is generally supposed to plain what I referred to to dealing of 1902, and that amounts to be unmarried and to have only MADE BY CONWAY STEWART £35.6.0.. and one from the School with teachers under this Second herself to support. Now if the Schedule, but it does not satisfy Teachers Superannuation Act, man retires he probably has got LONDON 1927, which amounts to £47.16 10; me with regard to the teachers some family to support when he under the First Schedule. I mean and then there are two under retires: a woman probably will the Special Pension Act—Mr. and this. There is no classification only have herself. It seems to me made of male and female teachers Mrs. Robertson, one for Mr. Rob­ perfectly legitimate for a differ­ ertson amounting to £104 and one under the First Schedule, but For Fine, smooth, easy ence to be made. With regard there is a classification of teachers for Mrs. Robertson amounting to to his second question about the £24.9.6. Later on there will be a under the Second Schedule and I writing try this Pen difference of qualifications. I fail to see why discrimination motion so that those teachers as far quite acknowledge, with him and as is practical, shall get the bene­ should be made in tbe two Sched­ with other hon. members who ules. fits of the higher rates of pension spoke on the last day of meeting, under this Act. What exactly that that some teachers when they would be—how much exactly that come green from university train­ Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:—I MADE TO STAND HARD increase will amount to, I cannot ing courses, or from teachers col­ beg the hon. member's pardon. possibly tell you at this moment. leges, that they may for a time not There is a discrimination made. USAGE H We have gone into that very very be as fully equipped as someone In the First Schedule it is put carefully and as far as we can see with a Cambridge Certificate who absolutely on a percentage basis, no others will be eligible. It was has taught for many years. But and female teachers get less pay mentioned here that several teach­ I am perfectly positive that when than the male teachers. For in­ THE BEST MODERATE PRICED ers had resigned that had been the Cambridge certificated teacher stance, I do not like exactly to teaching for years. WeU, they began to teach he did not haye any bring forward individuals, but we PEN SOLD resigned of their own volition be- practical ability at all and gained will say, Miss Gosling. Her salary A Washing for they attained the age of sixty experience as the years went on. is £500.0.0. Mr Cox of the Saltus years. Therefore they would not So with the university degree Grammar School has received a Machine come under this clause that I teacher, or with the college cer­ salary of £700. There is a differ­ have just read, and they would tificated teacher. I want to say ence in the salary, the pension Save Time, not be entitled to any pension. now that the Board of Education percentage is based on the salary, Worry, and clothing The Bermuda Press, Ltd. If it was given to them I do not is trying to bring about the state and therefore there is discrimin­ think it would be exactly just, of affairs whereby all teachers will ation between the sexes in the Let us show you why because they knew exactly what the have teachers certificates. As you First Schedule as well as to the conditions were when they re­ know there are scholarships given Second Schedule signed. This Bill will be abso­ now. They go to England, they The Bermuda Trading Co. lutely limited at the present mo­ can go in for certificates. We Mr. O. S. PENISTON (Smith's Reid St. opposite Telephone Bid?. ment to those that I have men­ have scholarships here—the Ja­ Parish):—Mr. Chairman, do I tioned. maica Scholarship—were teachers understand that Mr. Cox's salary can be well taught: we are trying is £700, and that Mr. daCosta's Hotels—Steamibips—Store* Supplies Mr. S. S. TODDINGS, Jr.:—Mr. to raise the status of the teacher is £600 may I ask what are the IRISH FREE STATE BUTTER All Orders Receive Chairman, I want to thank the beyond the Cambridge Certificate. fees Mr. daCosta receives? hon. member for the information It is impossible to put these Personal Attention he has given me. I do not want to teachers on the same level, and as Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:— Bermuda RepresentarnK, worry him, but he certainly has far as we are concerned here we There are no fees. D. Cleary & Son, Butter Export­ W. S. r\lRVII> not given me what I asked for. I must do what is practical. It is a ers, Cork, Irish Free State, require asked for a list of the names. The very difficult subject: you must M. E. P. T. TUCKER (St. representatives for the sale of their names are most important to my differentiate, you must give some George's Parish):—Mr. Chairman, tinned butter. Only those ac­ mind. encouragement to the teacher who I am very much in accord with quainted with the trade and capable ^FRUIT-PRODUCE has equipped himself or herself this Measure. I think the Board of doing large business need apply, in a training college or at a uni­ of Education is to be congratulated giving full particulars and *efer« '~ 280 Washington St. Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:—I ences. New York City can give you the names. Pensions versity for teaching, on at last working out a solution that would becpjne payable in the truUwtd 99 fm I l8.5+w.«..uu.i« wife

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clause 3 and if it is seconded I of a pound of butter, the law be­ that fiUed the theatre, Mr. Cap- COLONIAL PARLIAMENT Correspondence comes not only very obnoxious but shall move an amendment. EVANGELIST MEETING man urged the people to turn from also very discriminatory. "Cigars, drink, blasphemy, adultery, steal­ Sir HENRY WATLINGTON tobacco, beer, candy, salacious BODY 0iT SPIRIT There is no such place as the pop­ ing, lying, from aU empty form of Continued from Page 7 moved the third clause. magazines root beer, ice cream, and a hundred other commodities' ular heU .in aU of God's great carnal security, to love and serve To the Editor, universe, declared pastor Capman God, to walk in His ways, to "eed of a problem that has been causing Sir HENRY WATLINGTON:—I are perfectly Christian, but a loaf Royal Gazette and Colonist Daily. last night at the Colonial Opera upon the Word of God, to pray, a great deal of consideration for will now moveto insert the follow­ of bread or a pound of coffee, If Dear Sir, House. It is materialism of the attend prayer meetings, chirch some time, but when? I feel that ing as sub-clause (2) of clause 3:—" sold on Sunday., would send both Your correspondent, R. Honor, worst kind. No man would ever services, and work for God. Feed injustice may arise or where cases The average salary or grant, men­ buyer and seller to the bad place, in today's issue (April 5th), seems find an eternal burning heU. Satan the hungry, clothe the naked, may altogether be dealt with tioned in the First Schedule, shall forever and a day." to be itching for an argument and himself is the author of such a visit the sick, obey the laws of God, equity, is in those instances where mean the salary or grant voted The people of Pennsylvania at as I do not know what Eld. J. H. theory, and that idea came from and the laws of the land, plan for teachers have equal qualifications, or payable, and any reduction the last election repealed the blue Capman may have to say, I will pagan theology; it is the "Night­ the next life which is far more but, because it is impossible in in salary, or cessation of payment law which prohibited Sunday base­ undertake with your permission to mare of the Dark Ages" None important than this one. various localities to pay the same in salary in consequence of sick ball and footbaU. The vote in have a word with Mr. Honor myself would ever be scared into the On Thursday night Pastor Cap- amount of salary to teachers. leave, shall not be included in cal­ some cities and towns ranged from and not let his challenge go un­ kingdom of God; but that it is the man wUl preach in the Adventist they do not get the same benefit culating the average salary or # 5 to 1 to 22 to 1 in favour of Sunday answered: so to be as brief as pos- goodness of God that leadeth men church, at eight o'clock, on "An­ as teachers employed in a wealthier grant." recreation. More than 90 per cent sible I would like to remind him to repentence. gels" and next Sunday night in the locality. Take for instance the of the cities and towns in the State first (as he probably already knows) Evangelist Capman presented Colonial Opera House, on "The St. George's Grammar School. It Sir HENRY WATLINGTON voted in favour of this repeal of that our English word "hell" was his subject in four parts; First, Home of the Saved." has at present about one hundred moved to renumber sub-clause (8) formerly an old English word the antiquated Sunday blue law whieh the political preachers had the wicked are reserved tUl the and thirteen pupils, and the Head­ of clause 3 of the printed Bill as "huelle," and meant "a hole in kept on the statute books since "Day of Judgement"; second, the master, so far as I am aware, has sub-clause (3). the ground." The Bible puts all qualifications equal to other teach­ 1794. transgressors wiU be all destroyed the dead in "Hades" or "Sheol," at one time, and all together, third, ers in the country. His salary The clause as amended was Five drivers of bakers trucks who and never in Heaven except with the wicked wiU be destroyed by is nowhere near £500 or £700 a agreed to. deUvered bread to restaurants were or in the body. Soul and life are real fire; and fourth, Jesus is the year. After he has put in some arrested recently in Jersey City for translated from same original Fire Escape. twenty or thirty years work there Sir HENRY WATLINGTON delivering bread on Sunday in vio­ word. Breath, spirit, mind or With a weU worn Bible in hand he has to retire on a pensiongs moved the adoption of the fourth lation of the blue law of New Jer­ understanding are often if not he quickly turned to plain texts about £175 a year. (Mr. Toddin of clause. sey, which prohibis aU travel on always translated from the same of Scripture and read from God's —He is lucky!) I do not know Sunday of any kind, by train auto­ original. "Moses (who was resur­ Word: "The Lord knoweth how to how we can remedy that, but it —which was agreed to. mobile, bus, horseback, or on foot rected, see Romans 5:14 and Jude .... reserve the unjust unto the is quite a difficult proposition except "going to or returning from To be Continued 9) and Elias (who was translated day of judgment to be punished." to work out a percentage on a any church or place of worship, ——OO without seeing death) were both 2 Peter 2:9. and said that the wicked graded scale, and deal with it with within the distance of twenty there on the Mount of Transfigura­ are not being punished now, but equity, because there are, as I say, miles." They were found guilty BERMUDA POOL 1934 tion and of course in the body. wiU be at some future time. Se­ certain localities throughout the before the first criminal court, but Now the body as a living organism cond; to prove that the trans­ Islands that cannot—it is im­ the judge s spended the sentence may be destroyed, but the life gressors wiU be destroyed together, possible for them—pay the same to circumvent an unjust law. Bermuda Hotel Associa­ principle or element which per­ amount as they can pay in more he read from Psalms 37:38. "But FRESH tion (Balance of 1931) ..£100 0 0 meates all nature in Bird, Beast, Oregon, Wyoming, California, wealthy districts in the Islands. the transgressors shall be destroyed Bank of N. T. Butterfield Fish or Tree, and jrhich comes from Arizona and Wisconsin have re­ Yet their teachers have the same together; the end of the wicked BEEMUDA & Son 120 0 0 God, the source of all life, cannot pealed all their blue laws, other qualifications. shall be cut off." In the third Nicholl & Ashton 8 0 0 be destroyed; but this principle or States are also restive under at­ part of hil address he used inspired Pomander Gate 10 0 0 power of life, is not the Ego, or tempted compulsion of religious Scripture which proved that real CM ISAM Hon. G. S. PAATON (Warwick Mrs. Grosvenor Tucker.... 4 0 0 self or separate conscious intelli­ legislation. Up to the present Ber­ fire will destroy sin; In the book Parish):—Mr. Chairman, I am go­ The Yankee Store 12 0 0 gence; it seems to me to be about muda has been particularly sensible of Jude 1:7 it says, that Sodom and ing to move a small amendment. E. Brownlow Gray. 10 0 the same in a day old baby or a with respect to the observance of Gomorrah are set forth for an Meanwhile I want to make one Bank of Bermuda, Ltd..... 120 0 0 day old calf and I have no doubt the Sabbath, it recognizes the fact example; and in Gen. 19:23-29, "It's Hlcer" or two remarks on the general Ingham & Wilkinson 24 0 0 from reading Genesis 6:17 and that Sunday moraUty is largely a God rained fire upon those wicked question. There are two primary W. H. Heyl & Co 8 0 0 Gen. 7:15, 22 with Eccles. 3:19 that question of education and not of cities and destroyed them. Then TODAY reasons for giving superannuation Permanand & Son 2 10 0 the "spirit of God" which Job law. Tram the children in the way turning to the parable of the wheat to school teachers. One is that The Book Store 8 0 0 said was "in his nostrils" (see they should go and the majority and the tares, where Jesus said, when we want to get teachers from W. S. Purvis & Co 8 0 0 Job 27:3) is the same which returns of them wUl never forget their early that just as the tares are gathered as usual England one of the reasons that J. B. Astwood & Son 12 0 0 to God who gave it (Eccles. 12:7) training. In time we are bound to and burned in the fire, so would face the question of Sunday re­ makes it difficult to get them is, P. A. Doiwell 4 0 0 and it undoubtedly returns in it be in the end of this world, Matt. creation, and many advocate good as the hon. member for Devon­ Gosling Bros 80 0 0 precisely the same condition as it 13:40-43. In the fourth part of healthy Sunday recreation as a shire, Sir Henry Watlington, has Bermuda Moving Picture came from God. I claim there is his sermon Evangelist Capman 3/6 preventive to an immorality which already said, that they forfeit Co., Ltd 8 0 0 not any more Entity or Ego in the read that most familiar text: "God comes from lack of something to do. their pension rights there. Now A. J. Gorham 8 0 0 spirit or breath of life than there so loved the world that He gave tlie pint Yours truly, the other reason is that a time Watlington & Conyers..... 40 0 0 is in electricity or oxygen, but they His only begotten Son that who­ CITIZEN. often comes in the life of a teacher Frith's Hardware Store.... 8 0 0 are both necessary to life. I would soever believeth in Him should not when it is desirable to retire that Butterfield & Oo 10 0 0 bring to Mr. Honor's notice that perish, but have everlasting life." teacher. The Board of Education Bermuda Trading Co 8 0 0 there.is no such word in all the ABSORBENT God's plan is broad enough to save has for many years been unable to Morris A. Gibbons 8 0 0 Bible as "immortal soul" or "im­ every sinner from a second death, THE COFFEE SHOP retire teachers who perhaps should Bda. Electric Light Co 80 0 0 mortal man" or "immortal spirit" SAFE — SOFT Jesus is the "Fire Escape", if we or even an "immortal Angel." have been retired, because they Hand, Arnold, Ltd 5 0 0 turn to Him with true repentence, at The Bible says "God only hath im­ Sterilized 20 Times could not turn them adrift without Thos. J. Wadson & Son-. 16 0 0 and honest confession, He wiU for­ mortality." The Psalmist when anything to live on, and I feel cer­ E. & O. F. Tucker.., 8 0 0 NORTHERN TISSUE give and cleanse from sin. He is tain that this will make for the speaking of Christ in Psalm 16:10, MEDICAL HALL Beau Sejour 5 0 0 able to save to the uttermost. efficiency of the teaching pro­ said that God would not leave his JACK ARNOLD is the Agent Pearman, Watlington & Pleading again, to a large audience fession, by putting it within the (Christ's) soul in hell, neither Reid Street Co. 80 0 0 power of the Board of Education, suffer his Holy One to see cor­ Bda. Railway Co., Ltd 20 0 C without hardship to teachers, to ruption. Notice Ezekiel 18:4. The Messrs. John S. Darrell & retire them at such a time when soul that sinneth it shall die"; the Co 16 0 0 it becomes desirable. I am very soul is the responsible party. All J. 8. Vallis 12 0 0 -SCT^t much in sympathy with this Bill, die the first death alike, saints and West India Oil Co 16 0 0 and very heartily in favour of it. sinners, but the saved will not go Peniston-Brown Co.,Ltd. 8 0 0 I know something about the hard down in the second death, from A. A. Johnson & Co 8 0 0 work which has gone with it, which there is no resurrection, a something of the difficulties of John Barritt & Son 8 0 0 perpetual sleep that knows ne Wlat Ho! I framing an adequate Bill. I do Astwood-Dicklnson Co 10 0 0 waking (see Rev. 20:6,14, also Jere­ not say it is perfect. It may re­ miah 51:39, 57.) The first death I quire some amendment in the Bermudiana Cycles. 12 0 0 is only a sleep for all, good and light of experience, but it is cer­ The Smoke Shop. Ltd 12 0 0 bad alike, "the valley of the shadow i • for an Eversliarp tainly a step in tbe right direction. The Bda. Cigar Store 12 0 0 of death," from which there is J. A. P. Pitt & Co 12 0 0 a resurrection, but none from the In the second clause there is just LADLY, tf he could, would this Son of the The Bda. Bakery, Ltd 16 0 0 second death, from which there is one small point that occurs to me: Sea have exchanged his chesfcfplunder —"A teacher who has taught in Harnett & Richardson 15 0 0 not any resurrection; therefore G TTi for a pait of smooth'writing Kvershaips. Cambridge 5 0 0 annihilation. a school for ten years or upwards, G.Nowaday&, even without chests of gold and The Grocery Company 15 0 0 who has attained sixty years or Much more could be said, Mr. jewels, anyone can have this modern p^r O. B. Loblein 12 0 0 who is incapacitated." Would the Editor, but I will not impose on and pencil. For you yourself, and for yc T. R. United Company.... 7 10 0 clause as it reads, cover a case like your patience or valuable space; so to give to your friends, Eversharp Pens ancf Bermuda Mineral Water this? A teacher who has taught thanking you for same I will close Pencils ar»» made in a wide range of styles, Company 8 0 0 for ten years and had retired and with recommending Mr. Honor to sizes and designs All bear evidence of the Masters' Hardware Co 8 0 0 had afterwards attained the age read the first fourteen verses of careful work of roaster-craftsmen in precious Peniston & Curtis 8 0 0 of sixty years—would such person, Ezekiel, 37th Chapter. metal and in rubber. CuGifts of tnese in­ Anonymous 10 0 retiring after ten years service, Yours sincerely, struments are welcome gifts, to be used and not being entitled to a pension Chesley E. White 12 0 9 OWEN AIRTH FRITH. cherished through years of useful service, Bda. Hardware Company 8 0 0 not having reached the age of sixty, Brunswick Hotel, each passing yea r wi': I bring added regard for ^jfc J. J. Arnold 8 0 0 on reaching the age of sixty be Hamilton. the giver of tin's .-ractfcal, beautiful writing &, jjSJf Wm. Murphie 5 0 0 eligible for a pension? It does not 5th April, 1934. equipment. Give Eversharp>! 'if^' \^_ Wm Bluck & Co 8 0 0 Seem to me quite clear enough, ffl and I would say this difficulty could Godet & Young 8 0 0 be got over by inserting the word Bermuda Furnishing & BLUE LAWS "and" between the words "up­ Supply Co 8 0 0 wards" and "who". It will then CampbeU, Gosling & Co.. 4 0 0 April 9th, 1934. read:—"A teacher who has taught National Stores. 8 0 0 in a school for ten years or upwards Bermuda Fire and Marine To the Editor, ^ EVER SHARP and who has attained sixty years...." Insurance Oo ... 20 0 0 Royal Gazette and Colonist DaUy. I will make that motion. Bermuda Press, Ltd..- 16 0 0 Warwick Villa 5 0 0 Dear Sir: J. Henry Cooper 4 0 0 Apropos of the question of "Blue FOR SALE Mr. C. G. GILBERT:—Mr. Chair­ Golden Gate 5 0 0 Laws" and the sale of fresh milk man, If I may speak on Mr. Pat- Oapt. R. M. Browne 5 o o and other products on Sundays and BY THE ton's proposed amendment,— Mrs. Walker 10 0 Holidays, cases on the same quest­ Newstead , 5 0 0 ion have been recently very much The CHAIRMAN:—It has not Foothills 2 0 0 to the fore in the United States. 1 Bermuda Press been moved yet. The editor of the Idaho Pioneer Mr. PATTON moved to amend of Boise sets forth the Idaho Sun­ clause 2 by substituting "and" for 00 day law crusade in the following the comma occurring in line 2 interesting editorial: of the clause. BERMUDA TRADING "The prosecution (persecution) of the Boise grocers who have vio­ Lt.-Col. the Hon. T. M. DILL:— COMPANY lated the State blue laws by selling Mr. Chairman, I second that be­ groceries and such on Sunday again cause I think it will make the in­ Frigidaire winners week ending calls vehement attention to the terpretation easier. I must say April 7 were:— inequalities and injustices of such that the clause as originally drafted No. 22, Mr. A Moulder, St. ordinances. Sunday business of made me a little doubtful as to George's, Bermuda. any kind is doubtless very wicked, what interpretation could be given No. 222, Mr. W. Taylor, Somerset, but when the law allows the sale it. "A teacher who has taught Bermuda. of 3.2 beer and prohibits the sale in a school for ten years or upwards who has attained sixty years or who is incapacitated bodily or mentally from properly doing SAC*-. BRUSH, AND \NE SIT E*JS>V NICK. AMD R-GjrtT AWAV TKE'. duty...." Well, now, what does BERT LEA.VJE WE 'UL PICK OUT that cover? Under this wording dRONCHO BILL Its THE MORN IN TOO SrecSBS WITH a teacher who has done ten years FOVS-TO service and upwards and had not GOTO CHft.tse.EO AND attained the age of sixty years, Awaiting Their HARDIN Ku'srue "EM OUT on attaining the age of Sixty it Q-THE. couf-rrr might have been held that he was Chance eligible. I think this amend­ ment does away with the doubt.

—-which was agreed to, Mr. North By HARHYF. objecting. OtfEILL Sir HENRY WATUtfOJTpN :•— *•*, V •• »« OS.:. t m« to turn** ra»ttm a-mn»>«, m** $Ir. Chairman, I am going to mvt% aaeaaaaajpaaaaaBS-aaaa-E Wirsspfp

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CASTLE HARBOUR HOTEL PRINCESS HOTEL NOTES

One of the interesting events of Mr. James Alexander, (Vice- the past week was the tea dansant President of the Guaranty Trust given in the lower rotunda of The Co.) of Scarsdale, N.Y., and Mrs. Castle Harbour for forty young Alexander, with their daughter, With a Wide Floppy Brim .. . women from the Sarah Lawrence Miss Sarah, and Miss Elizabeth School who are vacationing in Whittemore, are paying a visit Hamilton and forty-two Dart­ of ten days duration, at Princess. mouth College students at The Mr. George Sumner Barton, and Castle Harbour. Mrs. Barton, of Boylston, Mass., Thursday evening a group of who are former guests of this hotel, friends of Mrs. James J. Storrow, are again here on holiday. Shoes for Children.... of "Fairwinds," combined to en­ Dr. and Mrs. Otis Bown, of Bing- its? tertain her at dinner at The Castle hamton, N.Y. will spend the week They protect from the Harbour and in the group were Mr. at Princess. Others from Northern Down II-..The Pair... and Mrs. William Zuill, Thaddeus New York State, to arrive by last •• Zuill, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mathey, steamer are, Mr. Paul H. Norte i, sun, shade girlish eyes Miss Mary Tucker, Miss Kate Pey­ and Mrs. H. B. Norton, of Ohautr Our new purchases permit this ton, Miss Marjory Watlington, qua. Hereward Watlington, Freddy Ham­ Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bradley, Jt shilling drop. ilton and Dr. Henry Wilkinson. and the Messers F. and S. Smithers. from the glare, look nice On the following evening Mrs. of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. are spending In Black, Brown and Patent Storrow gave a dinner in the Grill a few days at this hotel. for her niece, Miss Agnes D. Os­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Brown, Leather. and are easily laundered. borne, of Boston and 'Auburn, of New Rochelle, N.Y., accompanied N.Y., at which Lady Cubitt was a by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown, distinguished guest. Covers were of West Orange, N.J., make a party In a variety of styles. laid for twenty. of four who will make an indefinite Sizes 5 to 8 NOW 7/6 Several officers from H.M.S. visit. Malabar came over to the Grill Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cassels, Sizes %Vz to 11 • 8/6 Saturday evening and entertained who were guests of the Princess dinner guests. In the party were last season, arrive on Friday for Sizes 11H to 2 " 10/6 Lieut. Commander and Mrs. D. C. their Bermuda holiday, accompan­ Morrison. Surg. Lt.-Comdr. E. C. ied by, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. H. Cas­ Sizes 2H to 6 " 13/6 Bevis, Flight-Lieut. T. H. Moon, sels. The Cassels are residents of These Pique Hats Parmaster-Lieut. Lyulph Lumley, Toronto. Other Torontonians in and the Misses Virginia Lee, M. E. Bermuda to make the Princess Comfort and Wear guaranteed with 4/6 and 6/6 Stanwood and E. Albers. their home are, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. every pair Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hanes of Ireland. Outstanding Values for small girls Eye, N.Y. had dinner guests which Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Chambers included Sylvester J. Leary, of and their daughter, Miss Constance Greenwich, Ct., Mr. and Mrs. Gib­ with her friend, Miss Katherine son Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Alex­ V. Marsters, of Morristowh. N.J., Gibbons Company and Womans Shop ander Hann and William Schoell- are occupying one of the Princess kopf of Buffalo, N.Y. cottages for the remainder of the Queen Street Reid Street Mr. and Mrs. R, B. Dillon of season. The Chambers live in THE WOMANS SHOP Montreal entertained for Mrs. Wed- New York. Far Better Values... Reid Street nell M. Dennis of New York and Mrs. William W. Fitler, with her Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Langevin of two children, William, 3rd., and .vlontreal. and dining with Mr. and Margaret, of Villanove, Penna.. are drs. Daniel Simonds, 2nd., of paying the Princess a visit. Mrs. Joston were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitler is accompanied by the Gov- ..lallowell, Jr., of Dedham, Mass. reness of the children. FACIAL OUTLINE IS A VITAL * Friday evening a group of young Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jackson, Clean cooking utensils with ; >eople drove over from Hamilton to of Providence, R.I., and Miss Mar­ uance to the music of Sigmund garet Dorrance, of Radmore, Penna. FACTOR TO FEMININE iEPTY *chatz's orchestra. The party was are occupying one of the Princess By JACQUELINE HUNT. waft themselves into the clouds. cottages. composed of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. IN OUR ef jrts to be as pretty They give both dignity and ro- Tucker, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ran­ Mr. A. V. S. Lindsay, of Water- . „. ... mance to the clear, symmetrical dolph Tucker. Miss Mary Tucker, town, Conn., is paying the Prin­ and striking as we possibly me of your face No mps ^ -lr. and Mrs. R. K. Fessenden, Mr. cess his annual visit. Mr. Lindsay can. most of us concentrate on bwar d fQtline s tomt wher sleee k a bactiarj* a and Mrs. Bayard Dill, the Misses is with the Connecticut Light and complexions and make-up to do „,7S~ »-,<« tn. a,v,-.«, a «nn the trick for us and overlook 'would lie and then loose smooth Margaret Trott, Marjory Adams, Power Company, in Hartford. moroeaute yobviou possis- curls or waves. Peggy Peyton, Olwen Davies and Mr. Robert S. Morris, who is Another shape of face that has oiiitieon,s r-ntnClear . always excited poets and artists connected with the Hartford Times, te tbB "-iii-UiSaaoJUj, Messrs. E. C. Endt, Clair Cooper, SotinnS «nrt P***«<- place. Don't let your mouth er's Island. first the hairline. corners sag Into ugly wrinkles action. Pots and pans are made really Captain William Swan is sailing Among the guests from a dis­ indicated by your hairline. A or hollow cheeks make you look spotless and healthily free from all the Sue Z, owned by Henry R. Burt tance to arrive on Friday were: pure, smooth oval has long been °*d and tired and hungry, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lawrence, and considered the ideal for a wo- Try to correct the most strik- stale residues. What a boon to have of the Larchmont Yacht Club, in man's face but few of you pos- ingly bad or irregular lines and the Long Island Sound Interclub Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Fyfe, of Wil- sess it. If you are fortunate planes of your face first of all, this extra help in the kitchen! vs. Bermuda One-Designs races mette,HI., Mrs. W. F. Donovan, Jr., enough to have a "classical" then see which of the pretty, this week. of Toledo, Ohio. Miss Anne Bissell. face* then play up to it. The new coiffures you can adapt to of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Mr. new styles of hairdress are ideal improve the outline of your head for your type—crisp short coif- and to conceal irregularities in ARRIVALS and Mrs. Lee C. Paull, of Wheeling, fures that look as thought they your facial outline. • West Virginia, Mr. Whitney F. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw Billings (1) loosens the dirt Hoyt, of Rochester, N.Y., Mrs. Miss Virginia Brown of Orlean, of New York arrived on the Queen as Wwing Noyes, of Franktown, Neva­ did Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wil­ N.Y. (2) then absorbs it da, and Mrs. Thomas F. Mullen, Among the New England arrivals VIM liams, Mr. Smith Yates, Mrs. Wen­ and Miss Marjorie Mullen, from dell M. Dennis who joined Mr. and were a party of three made up of Detroit, Michigan. X-V 248-5 O LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, PORT SUNLIGHT, ENGLAND Mrs. R. B. Dillon, Mrs. Edwin D. Miss Vera M. Chissell and Miss Belknap, and Mrs. Belknap Row­ Mrs. W. Clay Preston, and Miss Lena M. ^ellmann of New haven, land, all of New York. Adelaid Lowell, of Binghamton, Conn, wiuh Miss Grave Wellmann N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gretsch, of Hartford, Conn. Mr. J. W. A group from Winnetka, 111., and their daughter, Miss Marion, includes Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cowles of Brookline, Mass. Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Mrs. WiUiam H. Buckley and Miss J. Fallon, Barbara and Mary Cath­ with their son. John of Brooklyn, SELLING OUT erine, and James C. Fallon, Mary t May E. Buckley of Baltic, Conn., N.J., Mr. Robert S. Roy, also comes Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lamb of Hart­ Sullivan and Lillian Hope. from Brooklyn, Mr. Charles J. Mr. and Mrs. Danie Simonds, ford, Conn. The Misses Louise Hlauberg, of New York, Mr. W. and Melba Peckham of Boston 2nd, are guests from Boston, and Howard bilks, Jr., of Philadelphia, Mrs. Frank Bowes and Mrs. H. A. and a party from Boston which WOOLLEN SUITS Penna., Mr. John J. P. Murphy, of included Mrs. Howard O. Turner, Gale are from Winchester, Mass. New York, Mrs. S. Hoxie Clark, and .. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schey of New Miss Constance Turner, and Miss SKIRTS Miss Mary Clark, of New York, Lucy S. Rantoul. RocheUe, Mrs. Raymond V. Caul- Mr. and Mrs, Karl Hochswender, field and Mrs. E. F. O'Brien, of it Other I arrivals on Friday were « of Scarsdale, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hibberd of New SWEATERS . carsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander WiUiam V. Caner, of Philadelphia, Herz of New Rochelle, C. A. Higgins, York. Mrs. W. B. Day, River Edge, Penna., Miss Jean Ralston, of New Jersey. Mrs. Thersa M. end 0. A. Higgins, Jr., of Westover Flushing, L.I., Miss Elizabeth : ails, Del., are other late arrivals. Davis, East Orange, N.J. Mr. and Harben. of Garden City, L.I., the Mrs. George Schmitt, of Ridge- Mr. and Mrs. Amory Carhart of Messrs Newbold. Jr., Crosby, and THE BLACK CAT Tuxedo Park and Warrenton, Va., wood, N.J. and Miss A. M. Shall- Thomas Noyes. of New York, who cross of Coatsville, Pa., with Miss came on the Monarch as did Mr. accompanied Mrs. Ewing Noyes, Near Princess Hotel ; rid Mrs. John W. Hanes of Rye Harriette Bingaman of West Ches­ Mr. Lawrence Thompson, of New ter, Pa. 8920+tM. and Mr. Sylvester J. Leary of York, Mr. C. P. Gilore, of New York, Greenwich, Ct. Mrs. A. Valentine Fraser, and Miss Coming on the Monarch were Mary W. Chapman, of Port Wash­ Major J. Frederick Hahn and W. ington, L.I., Miss Martha P. Bald­ Bandolph Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. win, and Mr. Langford Baldwin, Mitchell May, jr. Mr. and Mrs. of Yonkers, N.Y., Mrs. H. H. Heller- Willard A. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. man, of Philadelphia, and Mr. and W. E. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mrs. W. B. Benton) and child, from TISSUE PAPER Allan, all of New York. New York. From other cities were Miss Sara 00 Ann Frazier of Chestnut Hill, Mass. B.V.R.C. SOCIAL CLUB all colours Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Bickford, INVERURIE HOTEL NOTES Harold Bickford of New York and C. DANCE Douglas Wheeler of Brookline, THURSDAY y%&. sheet Mass.; Miss Alice Heslin with Miss Guests to arrive by Friday's Mary E. Copley of Lowell, Mass., steamer from a distance include April 12th Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Loucks with Cawmht, mt. by Palrchtta Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Deane, at Mr. and Mrs. S. Taishoff of Wash­ Grand Rapids, Mich. Dr. and Mrs. ington, D.O., Mr. and Mrs. John Intere&ttno bodice detail* THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD, E. 0. Dixon of Toronto. Mr. and THE ARMOURY characterize the embroidered S. Russell of Maplewood, N.J., and Mrs. J. Belanger of Montreal. voile trocks featuring the dark- Mx. and Mrs. A. J. Harwood of Hamilton ground embroidered, sheers Reid Street R.«..n.Qn..i Ind, Mrs. Crosby Miller of Richmond, Windblown front ruffle with Va.. and Mr?. B. s. 9;

YOUR GOOD HEALTH * . a Heart Conservation Will Aid You to Liyg § Long Life By CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, MI). ,. ^ O CONSERVE the heart's en­ can evil is over-eating with April Tdurance we must start with hurry and bustle and Uttle re­ the child and be very watchful during attacks of the so-called laxation. children's diseases. We must' » • * watch foi 'THESE potential heart cases and remove * are among those mdividuals, focal tnfec • men and women, who are active, fections. such energetic, and ambitious in their SALE business life, social life, and a s trouble • some tonsils - home life. They are good livers abscesscc and do everything in a hurry, teeth, sinu - rhey eat fast, work fast, do not of and ear tp- relax, but drive themselves from fections a •• morning to night. They feel well as toxic . -uwd and have good general < n t e s t i n a i health, with a habit of saying, eondi tions Ob! I'm in fine shape. Never All these dis­ rnave a sick day and I can do * Women's = turbances af­ wo men's work." fect t h e in­ • • • ner lining ol T*HEY eat three big meals a day DR. CHRISMAN the heart, tbe " and the women often put valves and iway a light luncheon between COATS nuscles, as well as the inner lin- mc-s The man belongs to a ig of the blood vessels and theit iub where between social chat luscular coats. and games he drinks and smokes * • • i great deal more than he real- •p WE reach the age ot 30 with- zes. Lunches at midnight are i out damage to these struc­ lot uncommon. Next morning SWEATERS tures from infections, there it ie goes to his business and io reason, if we live a rationa hough he feels a little dull and ife, why the heart should net sired, he drives himself at top go on to old age in good condi­ peed through the day's work. tion. But, about the age of 20 • • • SUITS we are prone to commence the E MAY spend next evening at other things that do the dam­ H the theatre after a hearty age. We develop a strenuous- dinner or he visits friends and business or social life We work Jiays some bridge and goes home at top speed, take very Uttle at midnight tired and doesn't time for exercise or rest. sleep so well. After few years Ei * * -.1 this his friends notice be is OST persons at this age dc slowing up a little, is taking on M themselves and their hearts flesh and that he Is not so spon- v ^Imagine it! They dropped and blood vessels more damage aneous He commences to com- by over-eating than by any other olain that he is having a little in at the last minute. But one method. True, over-drinking 'ndUestioi. and gas on his stom­ this New Jell-O is such over-smoking and lack of exer­ ach but baking soda corrects the cise,* or too vigorous exercise take distention and he continues to a time saver...no boiling % off their-toll, but the great Ameri- drive. water, you know...and the dinner was so successful!' regular price Postage) from 12.00 noon to 1.00 CANADIAN RAILWAY RE­ p.m. IT'S AMAZING, how the New Jell-0 Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. DUCES EXPENSES Parcel Post for Great Britain is better in every way! All be­ and the United States at 11.30 a.m cause we found out how to let you Women's Dept. Top Floor Drop in Revenues of National • * # make it without boiling water. Mails per S.s. Lady Nelson for Tbis marvelous New Jell-0 dis­ the West Indies, and British Guiana System Largely Offset by solves instantly in water that's will close at the General Post Savings in 1933 Office on Thursday the 12th April, just lukewarm... and what a help 1934, at 4.30 p.m. that is! MONTREAL, Que., AprU: Dur­ Registered Mail and Parcel Post Of course it sets much faster, ing 1933 the Canadian National at 4.00 p.m. Triminghaiii Brothers Railways reduced operating ex­ » * » for it doesn't have to cool from penses by $12,395,601 to meet a Mails per Q. t.e.v. Queen of Ber­ the boiling point. Of course it has decrease in gross receipts of $12,- muda for Great Britain, the Do­ all the tempting tan

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off the following 6y JAMES _ QfFFORO WOOL GOODS Ift3* oy Pnlt*d feature _83t»gica.t*. Inc. CHAPTER XXXV "Let's sit down, Enzc, so we can talk quietly." She drew him POR a full minute after down onto the sofa. "A few offer Ladies *^ Fred's departure, Sandra weeks ago you tried to do a very and Arthur stood silent, star­ sensible thing when you wanted Coats to send Fred away. It annoyed ing toward the dooi through me then. But I've come to re­ Men's Sports Jackets Two and Three piece Suits which he had gone. alize the truth—just within the Then Sandra turned, her iast few moments. I never reaily loved Fred, Enzo and he never OF HARRIS AND SHETLAND TWEEDS Sweaters lips trembling. "Arthur, I'm loved me. We adored to dance to­ goin*j after him. He can't go gether and, like two young fools, Bed Jackets away like that!" we imagined that that meant be­ ing in love. Or maybe it was £5.5.0 Scarfs She took a step toward the only I who imagined it. Anyway, door, but Arthur swiftly blocked Fred's gone." her way. Human hands, not machinery only, Mens "Let him go, Sandra. He's "I see" said the Count thoughtfully. "Well—" Sweaters right." "Well." she saio. with a sly made the cloth and made the jackets She flung up her head, and Ar­ smite, "my positionis just a Uttle Golf Hose thur could see a rebellious light bit peculiar. I proposed to one and when you see them you'll see in her eyes, but he gave her no man and he's run away. So rm chance to speak. afraid to propose to a second Half Hose "Sandra, all your life you've one." what a contribution to a coat this been strong-willed and indepen­ For an instant he looked at her Children's dent. Now, just for once, I want incredulously then took her gen­ makes. you to listen to me. If you go tly in his arms and pressed his Two piece Suits after Fred, hell probably come cheek against hers. back, but it would be a great Sweaters mistake." Tm afraid to say it, Sandra. "No;- she cried. "You told him I'm afraid to ask you if you love something to drive nim away." me. So much, so terribly much, ,' Arthur nodded. "Yes I told depends on your answer." him something," he said quietly. TJon't be afraid, Enzo," she "Sandra, Fred asked you a ques­ whispered. "I promise to say yes. LOCKWARD & CO. tion and you didn't answer him. You see I have no modesty left." Reid Street West So rm going tc ask the question again, Do you really love him?" EANWHILE, as Sandra and 8S02tm2.tu3.s7.tulO- M the Count pUghted their ANDRA started to reply, then troth in the immemorial maimer S stopped. She lowered her eyes, of lovers. Pred was trudging and remained silent. Arthur put homeward through the torrential his hands gently on her shoul­ downpour of rain. He was soaked ders. through, but he didn't care. His "I thought it was like that- whole life seemed as purposeless Sandra. You dont really love as this walking in the rain. He IllSSSil A NEW RUG him. You were just charmed by had bungled it completely , the idea of a perfect dancing Then he thought of the ten ' partner. But marriage is so much thousand doUars he had received will brighten up the house and make more serious than that. Sandra that morning from Mr. Poole. He I dear"—he hesitated—"I have a saw now that he should never old furnishings take on new hues— suspicion there is someone you have accepted it. He had done really do love." nothing to deserve the money. Slowly she raised her eyes WeU, as soon as he got home, he Modern and Old Designs A smile touched her lips. would maU a check for the full "Yes, Arthur," she said, in al­ amount back to Mr. Poole. And most a whisper. "You're right. he would resign his job at the CREX — RAG — HOOKED But how did you know? I myself same time. have only just realized it." He would ha\e just enough INDIAN — GRASS — WILTON He stood back, with a chuckle. money to get back to New York. "I'm wiser than you think. And He smiled grimly. There was a now, suppose I go find the lucky kind of bitter irony in it aU. He AXMINSTER person." would get back to New York Sandra made no move to stop broke jus* as he had arrived in him as be walked swiftly to the Palm Beach. In a few months he Priced lower than ever door and out into the hall. As had run the gamut of emotions luck would have it. the very first and now he was back where be person he met was Count Gran­ had started—a penniless wan­ dini. derer without a job, The Count smiled wanly. "Arthur. I'm looking for Fred HEN he reached his apart­ ii A. S. COOPER & SONS and Sandra. Mrs. Haverhill is all W ment, he puUed off his wet Front Street ready to announce the engage­ clothes and dropped them in a Jimmh jingle Says: ment." heap in a corner of his room. Arthur chuckled again. "There Well, evening clothes were over as Each day i*-"' every blessed week if 8709CtJj. won't be any announcement of an far as he was concerned. Just engagement tonight. I'm going to then be saw a telegram lying on The best of food you ought to seek. flnd Mrs. Haverhill and tell her the table. Be picked it up and so." tore it open. It was from Mary! BUTTER CRUST BR£A& A light sprang into the Count's For a long time, he stood star­ i Ask Your Grocer eyes. "What do you mean?" ing at the words. And. as he did "The answer is to the library, so. the bitterness seemed to slip BERMUDA BAKERY, Limited PETER PAN GREEN waiting for you," said Arthur. out of his heart, and something £ else—something warm and real— ANDRA stood leaning against a stole in. S big leather sofa as the Count Slowly he folded the telegram The most popular shade of enamel in Bermuda entered the library. She held out and smiled. She had wired him her hand. to congratulate him on bis en­ "Did Arthur tell you—about the gagement to Sandra. So the engagement?" premature announcement bad AU Colours lllO^UldZO in Stock The Count raised her fingers to even appeared in the New York his Ups. "He Just said there papers. U ^JW'yvms w nun «»M? would be no announcement to­ "Mary,'' be said aloud, as if night." speaking to ber there in the room. Headquarters for all Flo-Glaze Paints, Varnishes "And I suppose you expected to "It's all clear now—finally. I've find me to tears. Instead, you loved you all along, and didn't and Enamels find me smiling. Women are eo know it. Now rm coming to tell funny, aren't they? Fred has you. Try to think gently of me gone away—for good." until I get there." The Count stared at her. "Gone MASTERS HARDWARE CO. awaj? Why?" Gto be continued) Dial 1192 The Best of all 8808«I«Jm.eitp. TIDE TABLE FOR APRIL Rheumatic . AMERICAN BEERB

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-^•^•^^^^i^s^c^s^^^^c^s^ije^^CiaSo*^-^ "But Kahur was undaunted, and FOR SALE evidently he had come fully equipped with the qualifications CHARMIANOSITIES } necessary for a complete triumph THE CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS VALUABLE REAL ESTATE over the King, and hetknew this, | so he began in calm, unhurried in the City of Hamilton f tones: " 'A long lame ago, Your Majesty, on the premises there dwelt in an Eastern kingdom, Lady Nelson By Blarney Stone a cruel, avaricious king whose only By Public Auction thought was for his own welfare Lady Hawkins We were talking about cabbages and sustenance. One night, after TOMORROW and kings. a heavy and indigestible meal he Lady Drake at 3.00 o'clock In the afternoon "There," said Charmian with a dreamt of the approach of a terrible note of finality, "we have traced famine in his kingdom, and so Lady Somers ALL THAT certain lot of land the history of the cabbage from its startling and vivid was the vision situate in the City of Hamilton in cradle to the grave. That is to say, that the next morning when he Lady Rodney the Islands of Bermuda being the we have studied the life of a cab­ arose he ordered the immediate Northernmost portion of Lot 7 on bage from its blissful days in the erection of an enormous granary the Sixth Longitudinal Street seed package to the glorious mo­ that towered for miles into the sky. bounded NORTHERLY by that ment when It appears on the din­ Into this huge storehouse were street and there measuring Fifty ner plate, dwarfed by the potatoes poured thousands of bags of corn feet EASTERLY by Lot 5 of that and eclipsed by the cutlets. Now stolen from the rich and poor of Are Offering street and there measuring Thirty- we come to the kinds." his kingdom, and when the granary five feet SOUTHERLY by the "Don't know anything about was packed to the top he caused it To the Prospective Traveller, a choice of two wonderfully Southern portion of Lot 7 and there 'em," said I. to be sealed up, so that his enemies measuring Fifty feet and WESTER­ "Well, there's always King Thut- could not enter and steal the grain. interesting trips by their luxurious LADY BOATS - Cuisine LY by a lane or alley in the said mose, you know." " 'Now it happened that a huge City (now called Union Street) and "Never heard of him." swarm of locusts visited the land and Service Unsurpassed. there measuring Thirty-five feet "King Thutmose," said Char­ and darkened the sky, so that the 1 ) From here to NASSAU, five days in Nassau and return to Bermuda, or from here to Jamaica, TOGETHER WITH the building mian in a grave voice, "was a air was full of the sound of their two days in JAMAICA and return to Bermuda. Entire round trip fourteen days. thereon erected and the appurten­ Pharoah of the Eighteenth Dy­ wings and it seemed that a terrible ances thereto belonging. storm had arisen, so great was the (2) From here to BRITISH GUIANA and return, visiting Ten Historic Islands en route, Round trip nasty, whose body now lies in the twenty-three days. For further particulars apply to • Cairo museum." noise'. . . . Kahur paused and eyed "You mean that when he died the King critically. OR they stuffed him and put him in a " 'Go on—go on," said Thutmose Travel to ANTIGUA and transfer.to North bound LADY BOAT for return Home, Round trip G. C. G. MONTAGU,. case for everyone to see?" tensely, 'what next?' nine days. Attorney for the Vendor "No, fathead," she said testily, " 'Well. Your Majesty, it appeared Interesting Sight-seeing Shore Excursions Arranged at Small Cost. "they buried him in the Tombs that the workmen had left a small 3. CRITOHLEY, For further particulars and rates near Thebes, over three thousand hole in the roof of the granary, but Auctioneer. four hundred years ago. The Cairo it was of sufficient size to allow the Apply to: P597ttui3.lu20.tu27.tu3.tul0 museum." she added witheringly, entrance of one locust at a time. JOHN S. DARRELL & CO., "is comparatively modern." So one locust went in and took one ti Phone 2690. Agents, Hamilton. This was going to be rather com­ grain of corn away: and another *** FOR SALE plicated, so I sat back on the grass locust went in and took another and lit a cigarette. grain of corn away: and another STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS "Well," 1 said, "everything seems locust went in and took another By Public Auction to be quite clear so far: Thutmose grain of corn away: and another S.s. Lady Rodney (O.N.S.) is due was a Pharaoh of the Cairo museum locust went in and . . .' to arrive from the West Indies who took up residence in Thebes "At the end of several hours of today, sailing today Boston and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE about four thousand years ago. this the King could stand it no That's easy." longer, as you can imagine, so he Halifax. Agents, J. S. Darrell & Co. Indian Pith * * * at "MONTGOMERY", -Paget "If you're going to be sarcastic commanded Kahur to stop. The S.s. Southern Cross (Munson and nasty," said Charmian darkly, locusts, he felt, were becoming (The home of Mr. W. E. P. Vesey, Line) is due to arrive from South "I shall push you over the edge of superfluous. M.C.P.) America today, sailing this after­ the cliff there and tell everybody " 'We will presume,' he said Helmets noon for New York. Agents, J. S. Consisting of: that you did it on purpose. Now weakly, 'that the locusts have car­ will you listen?" ried away all the corn in the gran­ Darrell & Co. * * * Dining Room Table, 6 Chairs to "Under the circumstances," I ary. And we will also presume T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur­ match. 2 Glass China Cabinets, said stiffly, "there is no alternative. that they have left the neighbour­ ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar­ Made in Calcutta* these Sideboard, China, Glassware, Liv­ Falling over a cliff would be an­ hood.' He made a tired gesture rive from New York tomorrow, ing Room Wicker Suite, Settees, noying and embarrassing." indicating the migration of the serviceable helmets are de­ sailing ths same day at 3 p.m. on Chairs, Large Rugs, Round Table, "King Thutmose," she resumed locusts. 'The locusts.' observed return trip. Agents, Watlington Sideboard, Double Bed with Box sternly, gazing at me out of the Thutmose remorsefully, 'are now lightfully cool, comfortable, Springs, Single Beds complete, corner of her eye. "was rather a far away. Proceed." & Conyers. * * * Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedroom good egg in his own way. but he had " 'But, Your Majesty,' said and as light as a feather. S.s. Araby (R.M.L.Ltd.) is due to Chairs, Wardrobe with full length one peculiar eccentricity." Kahur with a twinkle in his eye, arrive from London, with cargo, They carry a green under­ Mirror, Wicker Desks, Kitchen "I know: he always started at the 'how can I continue with the rest tomorrow. Agents, Harnett & Tables, Safe, 3-burner Oil Stove, Eighteenth Dynasty and worked of the story if I have not told the Richardson. lining as a protection against Electric Stove, Kelvinator, Kitchen his way backwards with a mashie." beginning of it? And the sky, * * * Cabinet, Kitchen Utensils, Linen, "This eccentricity," she went on, Your Majesty, is still black with the glare. Crockery ware, Etc., Etc. kicking me in the shins, "lost him locusts, and so far only a small S.s. Rotterdam (Holland-Amer­ ican Line) is due to arrive from Sale will commence at 1 p.m. on the Third Cataract of the Nile— space has been cleared away at the but he was completely cured." top of the granary.' -New York on Thursday, sailing the Tuesday, April 17th. following day for New York. Agents, "What's a cataract? Its some­ " 'Well, go on,' said the King Harnett & Richardson. thing one has in the eye, isn't it?" with a sigh. J. CRITCHLEY, * * » 17/6 "A cataract is an exaggerated "So Kahur went on with the story Auctioneer. S.s. Lady Nelson (O.N.S.) is due waterfall," she said, lighting a "For days and weeks and months Ss-18nliS.i7.tulO.tui7. to arrive from Halifax via Boston t cigarette, "and if you don't stop the King listened, and it seemed to on Thursday, sailing the following being funny I shall get excited and his jaded mind that every locust in day for the West Indies. Agents kill you." She frowned and blew a the land of Egypt had gone in and J. S. Darrell & Co. cloud of smoke in my face. "Now taken another grain of corn away. * * * Bermuda from his infancy the King had And it seemed also, that when a always the desire to listen to stor­ locust ahd taken one grain of corn S.s. Lady Hawkins (C.N.S.) is due H. A & E. SMITH, LTD. «3» MT * V^ • a*""*aa» ies, and when eventually he came away, its conscience had pricked it, to arrive from the West Indies on to the throne, this childish desire so that it had returned to the gran­ Thursday, sailing the same day for Saint John via Boston. Agents, The Queen Street Stor< HENPY COOLIDQI ADAM* became stronger so that his royal ary with two other grains of corn tu.th. followers found themselves talking and added them to the store. In J. S. Darrell & Co. away for hours at a time. fact," added Charmain, throwing •Bar WINDSOR MOTCL "Up to the end of the third year away the end of the cigarette, T.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur­ •EEEEBEE BTDNKY o. SIMS of his reign he had listened to "Thutmose felt that there was cer­ ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar­ thousands and thousands of stories tainly 'corn in Egypt'." rive from New York on Friday, sail­ told to him by the members of "Well," said I, "I suppose the ing the following day at 3 p.m. on Hasty Dishes For Today his court, and yet the telling of King, in despair gave Kahur the return trip. Agents, Watlington By JUDITH WILSON them left him unsatisfied and he Cataract and told him never to & Conyers. always went to bed with the feeling darken his sky with locusts again." * * » that they had not lasted long I offered her another eigarette and about one and one-half pounds ROTHESAY COLLEGIATE enough—although some of them, watched 1 r while she lit it. It is T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur­ MENUS toserve four. Wash it quickly In indeed, went far, far into the night, always fascinating to watch Char- ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar­ lemon juice. Let stand while you SCHOOL and the unfortunate narrators were mis, n lighting a cigarette. rive from New York on Monday, Dinners prepare a stuffing from one t r tired with the strain of it all. April 16th, sailing the following cold water, dry and sprinkle with Boarding School for boys situated "As a matter of fact, Charmian, Clam Bouillon or "One day, however, Thutmose day at 3 p.m. on return trip. Agents Onion Soup soft, fine bread crumbs, one vers in New Brunswick, nine miles from I said after a while, "I don't think had one of those brain-waves one Watlington & Conyers. Olives and Celery Hearts small onion, finely chopped, one Saint John, which has direct con­ that was the end of tho story." usually associates with ancient * * * Stuffed Fillets of Sole teaspoon .chopped parsley, one- nection by beat with Bermuda and "Oh, r.nd -A hat else is there?" Baked Potatoes Green Peas fourth teaspoon salt and paprika Egypt, with the result that messen­ "Well, you see, it happen?-l that Chocolate Tapioca with and pepper to taste. Brown tht E.WX gers were sent at his command to S.s. Southern Cross (Munson Whipped Cream The School, founded in 1877. is Kuhur'8 King went oat to his Line) is due to arrive from New mixture lightly in one tablespoon ths four corners of the kingdom in Coffee melted butter. beautifully situated, Grounds' and granary one day and leant reflect­ York on Monday, April 16th, sail­ search of a man o* woman who ively against it so that it wobbled Fluffy Codfish Cakes with Drain the fish fillet from the pJa,v!5~£ fielfls comprise about 150 ing the same day for South America could tell a story that was the about, for a while and then fell to Tomato or Parsley Sauce lemon juice, cut into four pieces aeri-Si Et|3tii£.to dormitories for Agents, J. S. Darrell & Oo. Spider Corn Bread longest story ia the world. , , ." the ground in thousands of bricks." and spread with the filling. Roll junior ar. the alligator. Proceed with your St. Clement's Rectory, HOUSE CHARLES F. SWIFT, Manager Secretary Fermsrh Blbow Brack Hstst • ' story,' and he sat back and sur­ --Olementsport, N.S. veyed Kahur through half-closed ^SiCoffeemSm and costs less PI 88S9ts7.5l4.s2l. eyes. I894ti31.i7.il4. I THE &OYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1934 Page \%

World's Records Smashed in JiJ*JiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJi,ibjijijijijijijijtjijtjijijijiji :x=x>o<>cs<>o«»«:-*0csxx=x R Cambridge with Fourteen Men Jt «** Trounce Harvard by 41 Points U.S.A.A.U.'s Indoor Swimming S Ji Jt DAT PAGEAN' AN' RASTUS -« | Local and Foreign Sporting News to Eighteen Championship Jt Ji Jt Ji NEW YORK, April 8. (OP)—Eng­ COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 8 (CP)— Jt Mornin' Mis' Smif. You-folks in de pagean'? J. BY "ELUS" lish Rugby Football as played by The greatest record breaking spree Jt One dem Jinnyrickshas ma's as tag in': Jt first-class teams in Great Britain in the history of the United States Double Jinny: Ma don do nuffin' halfs: Ji Amateur Athletic Union was the ooooooocxooooocxooo I is an interesting sport, 5,000 scep­ Jt Pa an' Goshen got run between de shaf's: tical New Yorkers admitted after way in which officials described Jt Bottle straws fo* hats: shirt-tails in de breeze: & the union's indoor swimming Scottish League Football; Arsenal Increase Their Lead; witnessing Cambridge University's Jt Pa an' Goshen Bermuda Japanese. Ji strong XV perform versus Har­ championship which came to a Ji Jt Glasgow Rangers Again Top vard University on Saturday after­ close on Saturday night in the Ji Ma Cluck!.Ma gidap! Pa an' Goshen hopes Jt Saturday's Results Ohio State University pool. Scottish League noon. Ji Ma gon out an' walk up dem 'fernal slopes: Ji Despite an ankle injury to Cliff Six world's records lay in the Ji Ma wish cherry-blossoms: Pa aint got none: Ji Airdrieonians 2 Celtic 4 W. Jones, who was compelled to bottom of.the pool today as the Ji Ma make-do lilies: Ma sunshade de sun: Ji Ayr United 4 Hibernians l LONDON, April 7 (OP)—The retire from the game early in the New York Athletic Olub, back­ Ji Ma roll rollin' eyes: Ma flirt wif a fan: Ji Clyde 2 Falkirk 0 Arsenal almost clinched the first half, the Light Blues defeated boned by three members of the Ji Ma de Geisha-gal: hefty San-Toy-San! Ji Cowdenbeath St. Mirren championship of the First Division Harvard by 41 points to 18 with Spence family which formerly lived Ji Ji (PoTtponed-Snowstorm) on Saturday by trouncing Hudders­ in Montreal, sped eastward with field Town 3-1 at Highbury. The fourteen men. Ji Sweet Bermuda-blues my gal cuts de shine! Jt Hearts I Kilmarnock 1 the title for the third consecutive Ji Motherwell 2 result left the Gunners with a four This match marked the first Good-luck-horse-shoe blue bells, blue 'tater vine. Jt Third Lanark 2 of a four-game invasion by Oam- year. Ji Yaller dog ^Depression" tin-can to tail. Partick Thistle 1 Dundee 1 point advantage over Hudders­ Jt brfdge, the other fixtures being The easterners scored 37 points Ji Sweet-Bermuda-blues make dat critter sail! Queen of South S Hamilton Ac. 1 field with only four weeks to go Jt against Princeton, Yale and a team to the University of Michigan's Ji Ka-yi— Ka-yi—• Ka-yi-in' out o' sight. Rangers 2 Aberdeen 1 before the close of the EngUsh Jt representing the Eastern States, j 24. Here follows the list of new Ji First prize float, huh, yo' right, Mis' Smif yo' right. Jt Queens Park 1 St. Johnstone 0 Football season. world's records made during the By reason of their 4-3 defeat at The Cantabs gave a perfect ex- j Ji Ji hibition of teamwork with deadly f last three days:— Ji Me, Ah'm none such Neptune conch an' whiskers: Jt DIVISION 2 the hands of Derby County at Der­ Walter Spence:—150 yards Free> by, Tottenham Hotspurs fell back tackling and amazing kicking. Ji Donkey-cart Bathysphere all hibiscus: Ji Style, I min., 16 sees. Ji Jt Arbroath 2 Edinburgh C. 0 from third place. Sheffield United After forging to the front with Syrenin' de syren-song Jane an' Sue H.Y.A.C..—400 Yards Relay, Ji Jt Brechin City 2 East Fife 1 were beaten 3-1 at Blackburn, the half time score of 26-10 in their Two none such mermaids ah'm atcllin' you: favour, Cambridge did more or Fick, Holland, Walter and Leonard Ji Fish-pot crab, lobster, staff-an'-grains an' boat Jt East Stirling 1 Dundee TJ. 1 going deeper into the cellar. less as they pleased in the final bpence; time, 3.31.6. Ji All ma's chilluns is top a flower float! Ji Kings Park 0 Dunfermline 0 Chelsea, who have battled cour­ 45 minutes. Al Van De Weghe:—150 Yards Ji Ji Montrose 2 Albion Rovers 1 ageously to avoid relegation, won Back Stroke; Time, 1.36.9. Ji Dar'U-folks is noodles! don't wear coat or clout! Ji Morton 2 Leith Athletic 2 decisively 3-0 at Birmingham. G. W. Parker, full-back and W. Taylor, Drysdale University, Ji Davy-Jones-locker heads jes' stickin' oat! Ji Raith Rovers 1 Dumbarton 1 Chelsea and Birmingham are now Wooler, centre-threequarter each scored 12 points, leading the Cam­ Michigan:—300 Yards medley swim Ji Fowl-coop-wif-lilies, ol' Mis Butch tell me: Ji St. Bernards 3 Stenhousem'r 1 tied next to Sheffield at the bottom time, 3.35.4. of the First Division. bridge attack, while R.O.S. Dick, Ji Ses, bes' place fo' noodles, bottom o' de sea! Jt centre-threequarter, added three Leonard Spence:—200 Yards Jt You-folks is cedars? cedars wif red heart! Jt Breast Stroke; time 1.43.5. GLASGOW, April 7 (CP)—Glas­ tries. Ji G'bye Mis Smif—Bermuda-folks is smart. Jt gow Rangers captured the cham­ Jones' enforced retirement was a a a Ji Jt Results of Saturday's Rugby pionship of the Scottish First Divi­ a disappointment to the crowd Ji LLEN, 1934. Jt sion on Saturday for the second since he is the outstanding player British Challenger for America Ji Ji League Matches consecutive year, defeating. Aber­ on Cambridge's side. As a stand­ JiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJiJ, deen at Ibrox Park by two goals to off half he gained his Blue and Cup Nears Completion at Bradford N. 7 St. Helens R. 8 one. The Scottish League Foot­ went on to gain an international Gosport Yards Broughton R. 44 Bramley 20 ball season has only three weeks Cap. Dick has played for Black­ SIGMUND SCHATZ COM­ music he has made a special feature Dewsbury 9 Leeds 23 heath, Scotland and Cambridge, of this at his concerts, and gypsy to go, next Saturday being an off- SOUTHPORT, April 9 (OP)—The Huddersfield 14 Batley 0 da;,? while Wooler, another scorer, as­ PLETES SEASON'S WORK airs are always listed on his program­ Hull 16 Keighley 7 sisted Wales against England, Ire­ heralded "Endeavour," hope of mes, to the great delight of his The Rangers gained a five point British yachting enthusiasts, fast | Hunslet 13 Featherstone 7 advantage over Motherwell who land and Scotland as well as playing AT CASTLE HARBOUR audiences. Leigh 15 London H. 16 for Cambridge. approaches the day when she will \ Perhaps the most characteristic were held to a 2-2 tie by Third slide from the stocks at Gosport j Oldham 10 Rochdale H. 5 Today Cambridge meet Princeton Playing the last of his excellent talent of Mr. Schatz is his intense Lanark. The champions' lead Yard. The America's C' p chal­ St. Helens 31 Barrow 23 cannot be o /ercome now. at Palmer Stadium. u series of Sunday afternoon con­ devotion to the music in hand. He Swinton 21 Chastleford 15 lenger presents a graceful picture certs in the Lounge of the Castle plays a simple work with the finish Saturday's weather was bad dur­ of wood and steal and looks very Wakefield T. 6 Hull Kingstonl3 ing most of the fixtures. The Harbour last Sunday, Sigmund 1 and care bestowed on a Beethoven Warrington 20 York 0 racy even out of the water. Paint­ Schatz will sail tomorrow for New symphony'—he gives his entire soul game at Cowdenbeath where St. ed a bright blue colour, the "En- ' Widnes 17 Salford 3 Mirren, the Cup finalists, were to Was Japanese L.T. A. Responsible York where he will enter an engage­ to it, whether the composition be Wigan 30 Halifax 0 deavour" is practically all steel, ment at the Savoy-Plaza for the easy or difficult. have visited, was necessarily post­ except for the deck planking. poned on account of a bad snow­ for Satoh's Death ? Friction next few months. A number of I In his new position in New Yokr The "Endeavour's" bow appears organizations made Mr. Schatz Mr. Schatz will welcome any of his storm. in Tennis Circles to begin amidships, lending a * * * many flattering offers for his ser- j Bermuda friends, and there is every striking illusion of speed. Her vices during the summer and he • Rugby Union Results in Gt. Britain indication that he will return here Lester Stoefen Beats Wilmer Al­ TOKIO, Japan, April 8. (CP)— mahogany rudder is immense. may go later to Atlantic City where next winter. The Directors of the Western Fed­ Both seamen and landsmen ad­ he will lead one of his orchestras j on Saturday lison in Straight Sets eration of the Japanese Lawn Ten­ mitted a jolt at their first glimpse at that famous Atlantic coast re­ nis Association resigned in a body of the "Endeavour's" great hollow sort. [_ 3 Newport 6 Blackheath HOUSTON, Texas, April 8. (CP)— yesterday. They considered the steel mast which is almot com­ 8 Bristol 14 In charge of the Castle Harbour 1 GERMAN ARMY MAN DIES Harlequins Lester Stoefen, United States' in­ Association indirectly responsible pleted at a nearby yard. Although music since the opening of that London S. 20 Bath 16 door tennis champion, won the for the suicide of the famous Jap­ the spar measures 167 feet long, Old Mer. Tay. 17 Old Leysians 8 hotel Mr. Schatz has consistently MULHEIM, April 9 (CP)—Gen­ River Oakes Tennis tournament anese tennis ace, Jiro Satoh, whose its maximum diameter is said to listed excellent works for his band | eral Karl Von Einem, one of Ger­ Aberavon 14 Guy's Hos. 0 yesterday by swamping Wilmer tragic death occurred after the be only fifteen inches. 9 Rlsca 7 of players; he has kindly presented many's 'most distinguished com­ Abertillery Allison of Austin, the Davis Cup vessel in which he was travelling many local compositions as well as manders in the Great War, died on Bedford 20 Alleynians 3 singles' player last year, succumb­ to take part in the Davis Cup several soloists and has endeared Saturday at the age of 81. He was Birkenhead P. 5 Leicester 13 ing to a 6-2,6-2, 6-2 defeat. matches in Europe had left Sing­ Brazil WiU Not Compete in Davis himself to the patrons of the Castle a veteran of the Franco-German Cardiff 18 Richmond 11 * * * apore a few days ago. Satoh, it Harbour for his unfailing courtesy. war. He was credited with pre­ Devonport S. 0 Gloucester 0 will be recalled, leaped into the Cup; Lack of Cash Prompts Requests for special compositions venting the Allies from breaking Llanelly 33 Lydney 3 Camera Drives from New York sea from the steamer and a fruit- ' have always found him ready to through the retreating German Maesteg 3 Cross Keys 8 less search was made for his body. Withdrawal comply. Closely in touch by na­ lines at Champagne in 1918 where Northampton 10 Rosslyn P. 21 to Boston — Jack Sharkey The circumstances surrounding tionality with Hungarian gypsy he directed operations. Newton Abbot 7 Plymouth A. 3 his death were briefly thus: Satoh NEW YORK, AprU 9 (OP)—The Pontypool O Bridgend 0 Gives Him New Tyres had been suffering from nervous­ Swansea 11 Coventry 6 United States Lawn Tennis Associa­ ness. When the steamer reached tion's Davis Cup Committee an­ Torquay A. 10 St. Bart's H. 10 BOSTON, April 8. (CP)—Primo Singapore he decided to return Waterloo 5 Headingley 15 nounced today that Brazil will Camera may be the heavyweight to Japan, but the Japan Lawn not send a team to the U.S.A. this THE BERMUDA CRICKET ASSOCIATION boxing champion of the world but Tennis Association authorities, Spring to challenge the winners of as an automobile driver he is not through cables, urged him to the North American zone for the even in the preliminary class. rejoin the ship and continue the right to compete in the European THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The huge Italian, enroute from voyage. Satoh re-embarked, only Inter-Zone Davis Oup final. ^ Results in the Belfast City his hunting camp at Greenville, to be found missing a few hours The decision by Brazil to forfeit will be held in the B. A. A. CLUB HOUSE Soccer Cup Maine, left New York early on later. A note was discovered in her place in the all-American Inter- Saturday morning driving his his stateroom which read that Zone final was announced simul­ (kindly loaned) powerful car. Long after sundown he proposed to commit suicide. taneously with the confirmation BELFAST, ?April 7:—The follow­ and nine hours after his departure, On Wednesday Evening, April IIth, 1934 ing were the results of matches He had done so. that the Wilmington Country Olub he landed in Boston, which city, Following the entire resignation would be the site for the matches at 8.00 p.m* played in the Belfast City Soccer by the way, was the scene of the Cup on Saturday:— of the Western Federation of the between Canada and^the United first American defeat under the Japanese L.T.A., members of the States, while the Baltimore.Country AH Clubs are urgently requested to send one representative Portadown 1 Celtic 0 gloves of Jimmy Maloney the Derry 1 Glentoran 2 eastern branch held aj^meeting Club has been selected for^the fix­ with authority to vote. South Boston "fat boy." almost immediately. They sub­ tures between the winners of the Distillery 6 Coleraine 0 "I had three flat tyres and I Larne 2 Glenavon 3 sequently adoptedj a resolu­ Canadian-U.S.A. series andiMexico. By order, must now buy two new ones," tion saying that the resignation Financial reasons^.are believed Newry 4 Ards 1 Primo moaned sadly at an hour \ JAS. F. MURRAY Linfield 3 OliftonviUe 0 of the Western Federationjfcwas to have prompted Brazil's with­ so late that most of the tyre estab­ uncalled for and inopportune. drawal. Secretary Bangor 4 Ballymena 1 lishments had closed for the night. The giant Italian was in a quandary until his old pal Jack Sharkey, from whom he won the heavy­ Bermuda Cricket Association's weight title, came to his rescue. "Come down to my tavern and Annual Meeting Tomorrow while you're drinking some fine Italian wine that I've been saving The annual general meeting of for you, I'U attend to your new the Bermuda Cricket Association tyres," said Jack. will take place in the B.A.A. Olub An amusing comparison to the house tomorrow (Wednesday) even­ above story occurs whenjit is men­ ing at 8 p.m. The agenda includes tioned that Jack Sharkey reckons the Secretary's report, appointment to cover the New York-Boston trip, of officers for the coming season a distance of £35 miles, in less than and general arrangements for the five hours, the normal train time! 1934 fixtures. A large attendance is urged for * • • matters of much importance will Detroit Redwings Take a Game be brought forward. from Chicago Blackhawks

CHICAGO, April 8 (CP)—The Detroit Redwings won the third Canada's Davis Cup Team Trials game in the world's professional Taking Place in May hockey championship today, de­ feating the Chicago Blackhawks 5-2. OTTAWA, April 8 (CP)—Can­ Chicago Blackhawks won the ada's ranking No. 1 tennis player, first two encounters, winning the Walter Martin of Toronto, will be initial match 2-1. allotted a place on the 1934 Davis OO Cup team without competing in the PARIS STREET FIGHT W • • trials which open on the courts of THRILLS OF A FAMOUS on the first time around the chase at Aintree, England, Miller win in the fastest time the Toronto Tennis Club on May PARIS, April 9. (OP)—Knives RACE--*The field taking the track during the running of when some 250,000 spectators ever recorded for the race, j 10, stated Philip D. Lyons, Presi­ and blackjacks figured prominently dreaded Beechers Brook hurdle the Grand National Steeple- saw Dorothy Paget's Golden dent of the Canadian Lawn Tennis in a fierce street fight late on Satur­ Association last night. day between youthful members DETROIT STRIKE VOTED INDIAN VESSEL LOST AIR CURRENT CAUSES DEATH PERSONAL While no final decision has been of the French solidarity group. reached, Lyons further stated that and young socialists who were DETROIT, April 9 (CP)—Tool BOMBAY, April 9. (OP)—Fifty McGRATH, Alaska, April 9 (OP)— and diemakers employed in job it was likely that there would be selling the official socialist organ, persons lost their lives yesterday A downward air current at an al­ "Le Populaire." The battle took shops here have voted a strike un­ in the Devi River when a river Mrs. J. P. Hand and Miss Julia four Montreal players and two or titude of a few hundred feet sent three from Toronto Included in the place at the "Place de E'toile. Sev­ less the jobbers association makes vessel turned turtle. The tragedy Wainwright who have been spend­ side, while one player from Van­ eral young men were wounded them an offer of their demands of a came with little warning, and the Ed Agaeros, a thirty-four-year-old ing some weeks in the West Indies, couver would compete for the re* before the police were able to re­ 20% increase in wages and a five first information stated that all aeroplane pilot, down to his death returned yesterday by the O.N.S. xnaining places on the team. store calm. day week of thirty six hours. hands went down. last Thursday. Lady Rodney.

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NEW BRITISH ENGINE BREAKS \ INTERESTING PROGRAMME LOST RECORD NEXT FRIDAY Red Leather POCKET BOOK in LONDON, AprU 9. (OP-Reuters)— Paget. Reward on return to Railway officials announced that Local Composers to Appear Casa Rosa. the train hauled by the "Princess 8922ftu. ______Raleigh Royal," Britain's biggest and most On Friday, AprU 13, an interest­ powerful locomotive, beat the Between Dock and Princess Hotel, ing play and recital of music wUl DIAMOND BROOCH in shape of record of scheduled trains on the be given at the Colonial Opera The Bicycle of Character 193-mile run between Liverpool dog with Ruby collar. Reward. House for the benefit of the Wel­ Return to Mrs. J. H. CampbeU, and London. The run on last fare Society. His ExceUency the Friday took three hours and twelve Bloomfield, Paget. and Dependability Governor and Lady Cubitt have 8915*tu.W. minutes, or a little more than signified their intention of attend­ sixty miles an hour for the distance ing the performance. "The Lady At one point the train reached 85 With A Lamp," a play which has miles an hour. been given several times before by EMPLOYMENT * * * the Community Players, wiU be FRENCH STRIKE UNCERTAIN presented on this occasion and a DAILY HELP with knowledge oi T. J. WADSON <& SON programme of original musical Plain Sewing, 9 tUl 5.30. Phone PARIS, April 9. (OP)—Impressed works wiU be played by the com­ 1497. 8711€5«5i. by the firm stand of Premier Gaston posers. Mr. Laurence Dill, Mr. 8832ttu. eitp. Doumergue, the leaders of the Charles Wilson and Mr. Robin grumbling government function­ Tucker wUl offer several of their FOR SALE aries are wavering in their move to­ compositions, and an orchestra HANDSOME SERGEANT- CABLE NEWS ward a general strike. Unmoved under the direction of Walfrid Sacrifice, £250, 30 ft. Mahogany TODAY by their arguments the Premier RiihUuoma wUl play. Miss Esther MAJOR MOTOR BOAT, 150 h.p. Ker- PHILIPPINES PREPARE FOR told a delegation of these men Outerbridge wUl sing Mr. WUbon s math engine in good running Moving Pictures: INDEPENDENCE that "France's interests come be­ "Mem'ries" and Mrs. Heywoou x,ee order. Owner leaving. N. I. Reid Hall Theatre: "Little Wo­ King Grants Chapel Service for fore the interests of the different will sing, among other selections, Black, Telephone 2346. men." WASHINGTON, April 9 (OP)— categories of citizens." "Don't forget to miss me" by Body Guard a a at 8897*s. ei. to f. a * * As a preliminary to the complete Robin Tucker and "Sing to Mv Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "Jour­ withdrawal of the United States CHINESE RIVER TRAGEDY by Lawrence Dill. A two-piano .SIGHT SHARES of Bank of Ber­ nal of a Crime" and "Melody of LONDON, April 9 (CP).—The from the Philippines ten years "Gombey Dance" by Laurence DiU King on Saturday gave permission muda, Ltd., offers may be sub­ Spring." hence, the War Department an­ SHANGHAI, April 9. (CP)—The wiU be played, and there will be a for the funeral service of Sergeant- mitted in writing to Edgar R. oo nounced on Saturday that the coastal steamer "Yuanzen," Chi­ series of dances arranged by Mad­ Major William Scrivens of the Russell, P.O. Box 524 HamUton. Philippine constabulary had been nese-owned, struck a s^ al at ame Smith, Mrs. Edmund ZuiU 8917ftU.th.S. King's body guard to be conducted completely reorganised and would Ningpo yesterday and sank with and Miss Edith Onions. Pedigree Female Smooth-haired in the Chapel Royal of St. be commanded by a Philipino for a loss of 29 lives. Thirty-four This is the first time in Bermuda FOX TERRIER PUPPY. 7 months. FOREIGN EXCHANGE James' Scrivens is described the first time. people were rescued from the sink­ that an an evening has been de­ Prize winner, Champion bred,£5. as once the finest looking man in * * * ing vessel. She was on the way voted to the performance of original Dial 1767. the British army and he was se­ BAEDECKER EDITOR DEAD down the China coast from Chefoo lected to carry Queen Victoria's musical works by local compsers 8921ttn.w. Local Rates to Coochow. and it should prove a very delightful standard in the Diamond Jubilee LONDON, April 9 (CP-Reuters)— a a a celebrations. He joined the Life affair. The following is a copy of James Fullerton Muirhead, edi­ BOLIVIAN CADET REVOLT Guards in 1877. He served with 00 WANTED the Bulletin displayed on tor of Baedeckers famous guide distinction in the South African books for thirty-five years, died LIMA, April 9. (CP)—A dispatch SPEEDY TRIAL IN THE Monday at the local banks: Highest cash prices paid for Old war and was appointed in 1907 to here on Saturday at the age of 81. to the newspaper "El Comercio" SUPREME COURT Gold, Sovereigns 27/6, Five Dollar U. S. DOLLARS the King's body guard of the Yeo­ He wrote in particular the London from Puno, a Peruvian port on Gold Coins $6.50. The Astwood men of the Guard. He held the Baedecker, the United Kingdom, Lake Titicaca near the Bolivian Buying at 8|% dis. $5.2459 Dickinson Co., Front St. Store office of Wardrobe Keeper in which the United States and Canada. He border, stated that 120 persons Boy of 17 Bound Over for a Phone 1206. Selling at 6% dis $5.1063 he had charge of the uniforms and had travelled extensively in Canada were killed and several hundred 8816ttu. eitp. equipment of the historic corps. and the United States. wounded in a revolt of military Year on Theft Charge CANADIAN DOLLARS ——oo cadets at La Paz, the capital of * * * In or near Hamilton, from October Bolivia, on last Thursday. The A seventeen-year-old boy was Buying at 8% dis $5.2174 GANDHI A LONE WOLF for 9 months, Unfurnished or WILL VISIT ERIKSON revolt was suppressed, court mar- bound over for a year in the Selling at 6% dis. ... $5.1063 semi-unfurnished HOUSE, 2 bed­ tials speedily condemned several Supreme Court yesterday when he QUOTATIONS PATNA, April 9 (CP)—Mahatma j rooms, aU modern conveniences. of the leaders and they were exe­ appeared to take a speedy trial. He Schooner Crew to Pay Respects Gandhi has decided that he is the I Also large, unfurnished, weU- New York Closed S5.1750 cuted. was charged with stealing a cedar NEW YORK, April 9 (CP)—A sole "civil resister" to authority lighted ROOM in Hamilton. Montreal Closed. $5.1650 box, certain jewelry and £10 or more crew of young American yachts­ in the fight for independence. Last Rents must be low. Write Box London, 11.30 a.m. $5.17625 ITALIAN MUNITIONS ATTACKED in American and United Kingdom men, including William Phillips Saturday he gave a statement to 8926 Bermuda Press. Montreal Latest $5.17 currency, the property of B. E. Jr., son of the Under-Secretary of the Press urging the abandon­ NICE, AprU 9. (CP)—Military 8926*tu. New York Latest $5.1737 ment of the civil disobedience cam­ BirchaU, at St. George's. State and former Minister to Can- I officials said this weekend that The boy pleaded guilty after some ada, will sail 10.000 miles this paign saying "I must advise all there was a second attempt to blow members of the Indian Independ­ hesitation. His grandmother ex­ FOR RENT summer in a schooner to pay the up ammunition dumps near Nice. plained that he had given her a respects of American seamen to ence Party to suspend civil resist­ These attempts have proved rather METEOROLOGICAL NOTES ance for independence as distin­ good deal of trouble lately. He FURNISHED APARTMENT and the old Finnish sailor, Captain mysterious to the authorities. was mentaUy deficient. She prom­ ROOMS with running water. April 9th. Gustav Erikson, the sea cook who guished from specific grievances." Several men approaching the dump He added that he himself would ised to take care of him if he was Moderate rate. Brunswick E Dtel. Barouiefcer- has become Sea King, and who from | at Fort Mont Revere, near Cap bound over. Telephone 1976. the little port of Marie Hamm, remain the sole civil resister. DaU, exchanged shots with the 8.00 a.m. 1016.0 millibars It was stated that the boy showed 8854*th. el to w. Finland, sends to sea the last fleet * * a sentry when he shouteduo them 30.00 Inches the police where he had hidden of windjammers left in the world. BRITISH ARMADA FLIGHT to halt. He aroused the\ soldiers COTTAGE, "Oassa Del Pont," most 8.00 p.m. .1014.9 millibars his loot, and that £8 was recovered. 39.97 inches The crew of the schooner, who j and searched the adjoining woods delightful little summer cottage MANILA, April 9 (OP)—Three The Chief Justice, Sir Sydney Wind-- are mostly Harvard students, say but found no trace of the. men. by the water at Somerset Bridge. amphibian planes of the British Rowan-HamUton, bound the lad 8.00 a.m., N. 9 ml. per hr. that they wish to tell Erikson that The sentry at Fort Ladrete re­ Three minutes walk from Rail­ Royal Air Force are making a flight over for a year in the sum of £5. Noon, E.... .2 mi. per hr. they appreciate what he has done cently fired at two men who were way Station. For further particu­ from Singapore to Hongkong and 00— 8 p.m. S.E 9 ml. per hr. during the last fifteen years to keep attempting to open the door of an lars Dial 8215. arrived at Puerton Princess Island Max. Temp, for 24 hrs 72° alive the sailing ship tradition. underground power pump. SECURE A QUARTER POINT 8910+tu.f. They will set out from Marblehead, in Palawan on Saturday. The a a a Mn. Temp, for 24 hrs 60° Unfurnished, Quaint old HOUSE, Mass., in the two-master "Wander planes are manned by six officers WIN FROM INTERCLUBS Eainfall for 24 hrs trace SOUTHERN BANK MAN DEAD about 2 acres gardens and Bird," ninety-nine feet long, an and ; seven enlisted men. This Sunshine for 24 hrs 9 hr. 12 min BASSETERRE, AprU 9 (CP)—The Continued from Page 1 grounds. Warwick East, 15 old German pilot boat belonging aerial armada is expected to ar­ death is announced of H. R. Mel- fourth positions which places were minutes from either Ferry or to Warwick Tompkins of Cambridge rive in Manila today. Palawan is FOREIGN REPORTS vUled, aged 76, former manager of necessary for a Bermuda victory. Railroad. Apply Alfred B. Smith, and San Francisco. They will sail one of the largest of the Philippine the Colonial Bank here. He re­ THRILLING FINISH o north of Scotland, cross the North Islands, south and slightly west of Hamilton. • o -~ tc tired in 1920. Cyric, however, could not fetch Sea and after navigating the nar­ Manila. 8908ttu.w.th. J«=OT____=_ CO fi g * * * the finishing line and had to make 3 a .2 o row Skaggerak between Denmark a * # Completely furnished HOUSE in Date a and Sweden, they will turn north­ NORWEGIAN CLIFFSLIDE SERIOUS TRAIN ACCIDENT a tack which was just enough to Warwick East, two minutes from a. **> let BUl Swan cross her bows Hotel Inverurie. Immediate April 9th. o -*= ft ward into the Baltic. RIO DE JANERO, April 9 (CP)— *a OSLO, April 9 (CP)—Advices twenty yards from the line. Swan possession. Dial 2551. fta <*• eg c» a — oo Nine persons were killed and eight a) £* •-* reaching here this weekend state apparently in attempting to let 8909ttu.w. H ;S Pa eriously injured on Saturday when GuU through ahead of Cyric, — •-..- NOTED HARPIST CONCLUDES that nearly forty lives were lost _ an engine and three coaches of a tacked to cover Cyric when he OANADA: through a huge cliffslide at Kors- VISIT train roUed off the tracks in the could have crossed the line and won REAL ESTATE Montreal 40 trace snes Jjord on the west coast of Mantiqueira Mountains, a hundred b the race for his team. George Ottawa 38 Norway. The slide was caused by miles north of this city. A large b — Mary Seller, who has been ap­ Snowden very cleverly shot around •Toronto 46 b a succession of heavy waves sweep­ number were shghtly hurt. COTTAGES — pearing as solo harpist at the Castle ing both banks. the stern of Sue Z and across the U.S.A.: Harbour for several weeks is sail­ * a * Relief ships have been sent from finish line a few feet ahead. In Boston 50 b ing tomorrow for New York where CITY HALL GUARDED Rent and Sale — Aalesund to the little town of Ta- this manouvre—Swan lost the New York 46 b she will immediately enter upon a GERALD GRAY — fjord, where the slide occurred. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 9 race for his team and an opport- Philadelphia. 48 be series of recitals in the leading — Great waves from the sea threaten­ i,CP;.—Pohce and machine gun­ | unity of the score. Fire and Marine Building Atlantic City 46 be eastern cities. The Castle Harbour •— ed to engulf the town. Vessels by ners stood guard over the week-end Though yesterday's race cannot Washington . 50 c was fortunate in selecting this Front Street (West) Phone 1169 — sea is the only mode of reaching at the City Hall which suffered on j be considered a most satisfactory BERMUDA: talented artiste for appearance in the spot. No farther falls of rock- Friday from a mob of 6,000 rioters. j one, due to the shifting winds, the Lounge of the hotel during the St. George's 64 0 .02 are expected but it is believed tbat A warning had been received that Easter season. Her work has been j it certainly turned out to be one most of the terror-stricLen sur­ "twenty-five men armed with re­ NOTE: b—blue sky, be partly a novelty and a great delight to of the most exciting and closest HOUSES vivors will desert the locality which volvers were coming" and the City Cloudy, c—cloudy, o—overcast, those who heard her programmes. races in the many years that these was turned into a death trap by the Hall might be bombed. FOR RENT OR SALE t—rain, p—passing showers, s— A pupil of Salzedo and other masters j team series have been held. rushing waters. It was learned snow, f—fog, c—trace, bf—blue of the harp, Miss Seller has been a FoUowing are the official finish­ that the old inhabitants predicted ing times: iky and fog, rs—sleet, z—hazy. leading figure in New York's musi­ PAPER PRESIDENT'S EASY Properties for Sale years ago that the cliff would some 00- — cal world for a number of years. MONEY StarUng (Bda.) 5.40.12 8\ day fall into the sea and bring dis­ \ Nancy (U.S.A.) 5.40.40 7 S. A. MEMBER MAY REPENT Last Sunday afternoon she played 1 WASHINGTON, April 9 i.CP.i— aster. j Susan (U.S.A.) 5.41.47 6 MRS. ROIHNSON her final programme, selecting a The receivers for the Minnesota and I * * * Cardinal (Bda.) 5.42.32 5 LONDON, April 9 (CP)—Albert charming Giga in the old Italian j Ontario Paper Company testified CAMPBELL, GOSLING & CO. HAVANA BOMBS EXPLODED Cyric II (Bda.) 5.43.40 4 Davis Swinton, suspended because style by Oorellie, Grand j any's I on Saturday that Edward W. Pko.e 2066 Cable. "Ctrbrook" Sue Z (U.S.A.) 5.43.47 3 he bought a sweepstakes ticket beautiful and modern "Automne," I Backus, the former president ! HAVANA, April 9 (CP)—Over I GuU (U.S.A.) 5.44.22 2 esuk of Bermuda Building netting him $3,400 on the Grand and the ever-popular and graceful i of the Company, took $7,000,000 | the weekend bomb outrages were I LongtaU (Bda.) 5.45.27 1 National, may be reinstaed by the waltz in A-flat by Brahmn. In from the funds for his personal Salvation Army. At Headquarters staged in Havana and two students each of these pieces the performer use, part of it going into the stock Team Points, Bermuda 18k, it was said that he would be re­ gave a crisp and musicianly inter­ were gravely hurt. Two bombs ex­ fURNlSHED-AND'UNFtlRNISHtD market. U.S.A. 18. ceived back into the fold if "he pretation. Miss Seiler has several ploded in their home and there * * * Races, Bermuda 2,U.S.A. 0. shows real repentance." times prefaced her playing by in­ was considerable property damage aside from the wounds to th 3 stu­ PHANTOM OUTLAW CHASE There will be two races today. teresting explanations of the Cottages dents. The youths were nephews pieces selected for performance, FORT SCOTT, Kansas, April 9 of Mario Ruiz, secretary of the FOR RENT OR SALE thus bringing her audience into (CP)'—Clude Barrow, the 'phantom of police of Commerce, early on LAND FOR SALE treasury under Machado the de­ desperado' of .the Southwest, fled Eat closer touch with the music. Saturday. He was held prisoner ESTABLISHED I9H posed president. Another bomb before a growing army of police for more than fourteen hours. At Miss Seiler during hr appearances wrecked a drugstore. over the weekend after setting free the time of his abduction Barrow at the Castle Harbour has become JSirX. Gro4M4Ji&r Quaker Oats a police chief whom he had cap­ shot and knled Cal Campbell, a popular with local people who ap­ tured. Scores of officrs are in Miami constable. The kUling oc­ Tucker preciate musical novelty, no less hoped that she will again visit Ber­ action along the Kansas-Missouri curred when Boyd and Campbell Jane NEW WESTBURY « from her fine techniqe than her muda where she will find a warm border. The outlaw and two com­ tried to investigate a stalled auto- For Health gracious and direct manner. It is welcome awaiting her. RICHMOND ROAD panions released Percy Boyd, chief mobUe. PHONE 1108 CABLE TEUCR.0 SPECIAL SALE w» FIB R E~1TU IT E S To make room for New Stock we are offering a few Living Room Suites at Greatly Reduced Prices. An inspection will convince you

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