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Is dbslzrveid their { b 5
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l'�bimi-,a'ry 7. be le�.it at the 'town blah instead .of bytakln1gsafte.oil, mmeralwater,laitauvecandy ITo the 'p'nlbli, of la ywter dad' �'fe irM1 ifh"��,�� �j"���'�4+{�i�K��?k;
1SItturdiy iloiet bar marriage Y11re public library. Oash dQnafiaons or ohewu,q gt#m. or opgbage. •-when they've% ,
y $ ? t y'ie tbrougtt—and you er, a man of wig d knowledge. i` lR; r ?K1, `ar"471J1'�" ryi t`Idi 1�3�ti+ r�3 'f'a
moved our bowels he wlas tliB p(Yli'shed -Shea r Spe c
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way "E711eau Max tredenved since the last obs of 1, teed v�stimulaQt. $ He
moray of fifty years ago. was perform- 35+4.51 was acknowledgetd we: A Carter's t,19P Laver Pute will soon bring book became a popular 'stago Agure, fel
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ad b Rtev. tMr. i14Patdhews. 'Owing tp friend 00 Rebekahws 20 W'orrier's the sunshine Into You, hfa. They 're pure!y vege- , ' ,"
Y +• , , table. l9ufe. BUre. Ask for'them b �eGree •of gohri 'Drrew, iEkK iAbdl IMra ofi+eldl, :' q•`>:r rt,°" a� a rV
the semipn�s illnesgas of Mr. Austin Bakery, 100 !bread ,tickets, value 0. subetitateQ„ zso.taudru$giet�.yi1Aq°e
and ,the Barryr►tioa.e�, An acaatnplislb
b,a��z:N' K`4! s
15trundty's inotheT bhege..n�ras no cele= ';-tGoderich Soar ,
Ibnartibnn last weedq, kyulb the couple , ed aetOT tin his ovvar Mght an such' ver- _..
were xeanarnlbetaed by plersonal call, Annual Meeting of Wawarrgslttl ile dnafnlas of ,the Labe 90's As A+Fter ! ' 1.,+M
ite]ephomre calls and a 1'amge bottgq'ueb Insurance Comoany. Thirty,. years ago the .finmd spent thou, Dlaak," '4Gerublexanam Jack,' and even . � 4,1�
. of fifty daiffiodirls arranged with gold tsandis of ,pounds in laying a private Bernard ,,haws Gashdl B" I .. .
Y $° Profession.,,
>rilkrlblor from the family. A!mang the (The '55th annual imeelting of the Pune-water. 'supply direct from the
W.. gWaw,arnosh IMuibwal 'Fire Insur- hills,, t
telephone ,greetings were' personal ance C,a, was 'held at Dungannon o ' q'he water ed brought to the strips 61 Rounds to Draw. I `,r z t ,
congratulations from their daughterof Friday afternoon. (Charles Hewitt,' in lighters, ,made Iby ,the •Blarodya in Corbett g;cw wp in San Francisco, i y , '
"` I1bs'. Linda Laing, and family, the pre'si'dent, occupied the chair their slhipya d, . the prin'c'ipal one of where he was 'born Sept. 1866. HeS „
• ,Weyburn, S-4"tchlewan. We wish Imo• 0
• many more while the secretary, G. E. TreDeaven, 'Mradehra, tturrned to professional fighting at the "1.I ,111
Mr. y MTs. Sturdy read tthe mdnutes. Bert Marsh one The chiel hotel is H,eid's. , The, -age of 20 after timing *4 his job as
$nappy anziiverr,saries' in (good health '•$ j '.r
of the 'auditors, g** a 's'u!nnmary of Blandyts have a 'fi'nancial int est bank bealler.:Ho fought Jloe Ohoym d
and cheer.-lGocUetrioh Signal. in it. g
the financial standing. The net in ,his first big bout but the police •
Accident At Chopping Mill. risks in force at t'h'e' end of 1932 1Tlie mnost important 'bank, virtualee ,srbopped" him and 'he had to go 28, r I. ,
we'rie '5,002. The amlaunat of incur- ly Madeira's Bank of England, be- round's the next !alone to win. In 18'91 ' a ..
IMr. ''Jerry Daltorril, proprhlert,or orf ance carried is $14,145,641. Tb'ta.l longs to the firm, and helps to fn- 'he fought Peter Jackson, the, great ,
(the Nelson 'Streyegt chopping mill, had amount of loss (claims' • paid 'in 1932 ance most of the local trade. It negrp boxer, to a draw in 61 rounds, '
his thu'nnb sov'erely lacerated while, was $710,946.010. This 'amlount cover- ,grew to it's present importance dur- a match 'shill recalled as one of the I
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feeding the chopping machine on ed the losses paid for 20 barn's with ing the post-war boon,. -finest fistic exhibitions of all time. esd'C'
• Tuesday. lift is thought the damage cor,gtemts, and twelve houses b?,sides 'The principal industry of Madeira Ilrr'tlatte yeaxs Jackson would shake 'Q ^
-was done by a 'stick thrown back by a 'number Of miscellaneous cla*s: is wri•ne, and Blandys are one of the hits head as .he talked of that match. 151 1•
,the ,mlaohine. The finch two fingers Because the loss) claims Were unus- largest wine shippers. They send. 1"It was .like fighting a ghost," he � 'sji1tiC� �40��.1 ,
Also ieceived ' minor cuts. Although wally 'heavy, the .policyholders are nearly 200,000 gallons of wine to said. '`°Hie couldn'+t be hit by anyone." 1 a �1 �n O " .
,the injuries were painful . at tthe tine urged to use greater ,precautions in °pe annually. r All thins tbimi'e one namge 'alone lblarzedl rain �0� �$
:they are not considered serious.- ,order to avoid' fires. ,Charles Hewitt, Whey have Mladeira's biggest shit!- higih in the fistic heavens', the name �� $ � . 'P 2 r,.g' " I .
Godlerich Signal. 'Tim 'Gniiirn' and Robert ,Davidson coaling business, the coastal trade of of John L. SulHvAp, the (bull of Bos'- �� e
(were the three dirrectars to retire at the inland is mainly itn their hands, bon; an'd as deadly a right hand• ' •i1 6 ���
Benefit Recital On Sunday. this Thee(ting, Each 'of them were engaging their (three steamers, and •puncher, and game a ,warrior as eve- l ' ", '0 , ''e
The second' of :the series of sacred namin,ated ,fotr' re-election.. There they ane«big land: and house ownexs. er lived.. Sullivan v'i'es the king of �0 � s ae
was opposition in •.each case, 'Dan Mc- Uncrowned Queen the ,London � e5•' '�, ov • x
recitals for the (benefit of the civic They 'al'so ftoumded the lar prize realm. to man O �1� SW s ,� e'co'`R4r o0
I I relief work will 'be held- at Knox Kay, Ripley ; Frank Jothnsrton, Ash- gest Ibak- ever terrorized a fnghtbing (class, hteld C a, , a aaa 4� g, " '
j Church next Sunday afternoon at 4 field, and John' A. Johnston, Ashfield, m'Y of IMaderira sooxn. •a ter the war. it in such abjecrt Isabjleetilon as diff s1* �.,o .,p �, ties -co .to ,
alsto (being nominated. The election It supplies about half the, population Sullivan +iirin the years of his to' � �i�"�� S e � ��
o'clock. Mr. Charles 1Mea'kins, vas- g ,' Sp3�'a ��
resnrlted 'a!s followrs; D'an' McKa with bread. Most of the flour used mlight. 0?_ ar ¢•°�"e$v " , 4�Too
' aalis't; rand• IMr. H. N. Livers, organist y' on the island is ' � a � •
will be the artists. For admits'sdoi3 Tim Griffin and Robert Davidson. At ground in a mill But the slender Corbett, unim9. I` ,N $ �°tias'
fee bake ,same article or articles of a short meeting, of the ,durecbars, run 'by the Blandys. 'They elven own pressred, realized that dissipation was >>��, i °�,�'QF,c'�' �_X
Robert (Davidson was elected .. resi- th'e chief niewspaper,0�'aad 'ar cltothirog,. No Tnaney asked. P wearing drowro .the greatbattleras nn. o� ova ,��, ,� ' °
dealt -Hingham Advance -Times. 0't is pri'nte'd in 'PJomtauguese and, man could. He ,'boxed Sullivan in a � 4� `d" `�.s
Goderich Signal. English. polite four -round. exhibittion, in San; g•O4E•�' `die ",
Wood Bee. Death of David Gottschalk. (Mrs. (B7an Y>e`$ Sl '
I dy, widow.'o,f the original Francisco, 'shoTtl'p after ,title Jackson 0� 'dr
(Ward has been, rieceitved here of
John Blantdy s great-grandson, is draw, he decided be could whip the O� S �0� 1e
ion Wednesday of last week. about t1h,e Passing known as the uncrowned queen of dreaded champion.
pa g tot Mr. David Gottschalk, `1�1 e'
forty neighbors and friends of M_. Madeira. She lives in one of the two Aided' and 'abetted by his shrewd, A.0.1 eeY'• " T...' OT
James 'Brotadfoot, of the (boundary, a former resident of Zurich, and now Blarndy estates ton the island and man eT Willi'ain A. Brady, of the, '0 I 1� �' ' '
of Bad 'Axe, Michilgan.• Deceased' _ ' ' >> "� O�
formed a ,bee 'and cut about 35 cords every year notabilities' visiting the trical fwhe Corbett set Out to bar- �,._Oe
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was found ,dead in his place of !busi- pay court to her. ras's Sullivan and force him into a r C . '0a` oe-13
of wood. This was `a neighborlyact coTrne to Y�
mess, 'being a shoe merchant, on finish fight. The controversy ra P,r C e' 1'"e+!halt was much appreciated. Mr. r"
January 26'ch. fHe had, gone to work . 0 g y g � "ll, is oat who •he's been seriously in the morning and when he diel a, year 'bet'a's the match was finally �1�'d'�' i��' `�Cop Nj
ill, is improving slowly, -Exeter not return homle for dinner investi- An Amazia Wager made.
Times A d'vacaaabe. g g r01$ ,,, 6 1
11 nation was made 'and found that life First Gloved Fight i� u
, Horse Dropped Dead. was extinct due ,to heart trouble. Mx. Joshua Crane, the great Am- I' TgS "eS h
This *'as indeed a great shock to his erican 'contract bridge player, was They fought for a side 'bet of $10, V" a r`'Yj`d�' '
IMr. Charles Allison, of the- Thane's wife and family and friends, Who will 'one of Ameri'aa s greatest athletes 0Q0 and a $25,000" purse in New Or- V�
, Road, last a valuable 'h'orse on Fri- greatly miss 'him, as he. watsi of such when he was younger. leans, the first heavyweight cham,- k�0
,lay of la's't week. • 'Mr. Allison had a 'genial andpleasing disposition, and 'Mr. ,Crane once laid a- wager of pionshi'p in history staged with five- •
been to the'naiil with a load of chop ver sociable. D,uri' the. $10,0,00 with Harry Whitney, the "
y ng ' pas,t,few ' ounce gloves und'e'r' . ,the Marquis'
and was on his way home. He ruse years Mr. Gottschalk had frequently American mi7ldonadre, that he would " ,
eq y Queensbury rules. 'Corbett weighed
.about to Isbop ,at the 's'tore of Mr. visited wdtth his sister in Zurich, Mrs. Play any iron lLx. Whitney suggest- 187 pound's, a han'dstome• figure of
ed • in nine international sporting or
i S. J. V. Dann when one -of the ani- H. Lipphardt, and he was well ac- strength, proportion, clean in youth,
' mals dropped' -suddenlyand expired. a�hle'tic 'events. The events were, to a
pi' gwaituted around fawn knowing oral- pt>01, lite was ju's't 26 years old Sullivan f
Dr. ISlteirrer, veterinary,,be: tennis, racquebs, billard's ,
was called' ticaTiy all (the elder residents of town, was 34, grossly fat, ill -trained:
polo, lawn tennis trap shooting, �.x
and 'attributed 'the death to heart He was very fond' of keeping up the p ' P g= Ruthlessly j oung Corbett smashed' , ii
i' trou(b'le.-�Exeber Thnels-A'dlvocate. old friendship and enjoyed ,meeting Yachting and chess. .down the idol in 21 rounds, easily '
a'' d p Whitneyaccepted the, wager, THE HUR O EXPOSITOR : FOR `
..• these old 'acquaintance's. He leaves evading John L. s mighty rushes that
Destroyed By Fire.' to mourn his loss his wife a son, and put forward the famtouts, Ane. grew feeble 'as the (battle raged on,
Goriman Of 'Carlo (Mich., and a can all round' sportsman, 'Mr' Larry battering .him at will. Sullivan could i
•e . - A garage, on the farm) of Mr. Earl daughter, 'Mrs. ;S. J. Martin, of Los Waterbury. Mr, WaterbuTy himself, scarcely see, scarcely move as the kt
rr ]Vii'tcheil,'2nd concession of Usbarre, however, backed •nut but the chal
1 together with a ]`lord coach a cutter Angeles, -Cal.; two sisters and one = 21st round came up. - 1 ,
' ' brother' SamiiJel Gottschalk of Sea- lenge remained open for four or five But'', "Gentleman Jim" held his title RESULTS i I i • r aI �. results l ttS co.u( L t • ,n
and a fine assortment ole ;taols were years, !b,ut there were no takers.
to ` ... destroyed by fire recently. Mr. and forth, 'besides a host of warm, friends. • -only' five' years. Charlety Mitchell,
to Mrs. 'MitcTiell had been to Exeter in Interment was made at Bad Axe, on British champion, was a three -round t
January 30,th. Much sympathy is knockout victim at Jacksonville, Fla., h
Le t1te. afternoon and about nine o'clock felt for 'his sorrowing wife who is 'Lon on is -'like hell -smoky and January 25 1894, (before Rub Rob {
" in the evening they.vweTe startled to Y
:o find their garage on fire. A hurried n'e't. in the best health. Vit. Sam- populous. -Prof. A. E. Richardson. Fitzs'immorus came along in 1897 to
t 1' hone call Ibrou ht "the nei •h'bors ue'1 Gothschalk and nephew of SeaforFh, win the crown ,at Carson City, Ne-.
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to the scene and with the wind' carry- s
ang the flames toward the barn it Mich. -Zurich Herald,: test match con'trov'ersy is that Jar- as one of the luckiest victories in
was feared that the 'barn might also The Carnival.
d'erhan --dint Mr. A. W n �d 'bowl un- ring ort 3 rroun'ds o7r
ranch fire, 'but the heroic 'etfforts of. 5t. Patrick's .
I the neighbors with fire apparatus 'Mond'ay evening at the local rink
Day, Coiibertt gave ,the freckled i
I prevented the barn froma catching-. It in tovwit saw a real outstanding and Welshman a terrific lacing. But in
the 14th, shill desperately, peering I,
p i,s thought that the fire startted, from 'probably the 'hest , carnival held' at J. J. Corbett Dies in through (blood -streaked eyes, Fitz
i t a short circuit in the car. -Exeter this ,popular place of winder sports, f
g . . wildly threw his right for the (read.
Times -Advocate. in several - yearn. The cold and Arms Of Wife Easily Coorrbett pulled away. But
rather seasonable weather the past
Relief Shower A Success. • w'ee'k undoubtedly helped a great A pale, courageous shadow of the Bort pivoted as he missed. �e swung . . .:
The Welfare Board held its regu- 'deal to make this a big 'succ'es's, as once magnificent d "hampa'douhroJim'kofd )ass left" •
lar !weekly rrueetin' on Mandy night }
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wlbera two applications for relief were
oariisadeTed and passed on. This
' brings the number sof farcndlies in God- 'inn,
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ev'erybody seemed 'to hame the real
good Old fashioned' Canadian winter
Spirit, and v0th such a 'spirit prevail-
and the crowd very large, it is
the gay 90 s an t e man w roc e
the • ilistic w rrld by knocking out Solar Plexus Punch.
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John L. 'Surllidan over forty years The ,punch 11and'ed in 'Corbett's
a'go James J- 1Coa+betbt r died in his (body, directly under the juncture Of
,sleep at his Long Island home':
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needless to state' that a tnlost worn-
dlerful time was enjoyed by all. The
,the ribs, and the champion collapsed
Death, which came ,Saturday, was his legis temporarily
�'a
troller, in charge of°the staff when
and likes being allowed to expelrilment
'Doyen J. Q Stobart, of adult edm-
three. The Soared passed a vote of
!thanks to the Badminton Club, which
costumes were many and of a very
,dv'e to carrnplication of diseases gasping, par-
which had co d the former heavy- alyzed. He could 'see everything
sapped 'but
not skii ng in Switzerland-
Harry vol C�oldlsmabh $na]nciefl'
in drama.
plays. are broadcast the pro-
"' 'When ]a
cation department, gives a gram'
"C�oad_Nigllit" eviewy New Year's Eve.
held a "relief 'shower" least Saturday
'nigh order, and the manager, Mr.
Feed. Haaberer spared no efforts or
that event -on could hear, think,
weight champions strength for the he couldn't move. In agony he was
controller, a bland Jew and genius
it
duce, sits in front; of the dramatic
It las:bs a very long time.
(afternoon, rtto which !tiers was a
Isplendid response. A check-up by..
expense in helping this event along.
'past Year and developed a fatal heart taunted out. Fits tack the title afid
He t
v°ith money, 'ma'kets talk.
(Major Gladstone !Murray, chief of
control panel, an oblong box covered
with knobs. At the side is a switch-
The, passages of the new building
are full of typists and hand-
,
' the Welfare Board dhows the fol -
very interesting contest wase the
'broom
ailment three ,we'e'ks ago. was the ,solar plexus 'puiai h was 'born..
66• ���
the intelligence department, has
board to flash the wa'rndrng lights in
g
pretty -
some ineffective yours men .who '
. lowing contributions tto'have been re-
g
ball game Which was won by
the Agricultural (,Society,
recovered a few
When ands
'Wistfully, a few hears before he the count was
power ov'e'r B.B�C: blicartions, and
Pu
'aultrside
various sbudhas,
prance and mince nicely.
kxAve'd: One ilelde of frets' meat
T'
g playing
against the ,business men of town.
,scant seconds after
a
died i� ,dark 'eyes opened and slow- completed, he forgot jnimsetf for one
is liaison officer wrath. the
As many as seven' studios at a
Nor can the B.B.C. orchestra of
two 7 -lib. packages of flour, one,
The three judges who p
J g participated aced
ly searched the room where he has re- of, the rare 'times in, his life. He
wbrld. He is a Canadian, wifth a will
in that
time are used for one play. , -•
hear hero talking
more than -100 players use the big
. package (breakfast food, one peck of
in deciding our tlhe Winners of the
.,theg
ceived ,the Nonage of ,the sportin raged acAos,s the ring, -trying. to Punch
'of his ownit�and-sense rarer
you the
studio designed for them) by the
+potabaes, acne bars of soap, orae jar
various classes deserve much ' credit
world (since the day ,be stricken. at thei still dazed' Fi'tzsimravlo&
building -with a sense of humour.
while h
while he is riding a horse, you are
architect -because he forgot the size
preserves, three packages of sugar;
t heee packages of tea, three packag-
in the wa the conducted their
Y . Y 'part
"You're there, dear, aren't you?" "You'll fight role again, he shout -
,Coriibeltt asked', with a smaile, as he g
He now assisted Ib y bald Guy
N4chlolls, 'technically head of publica-
hearing the studio in which he..As,
and the sofunds effect studio:
of the orchestra and n>t_zde, a platforrnt
to hold only 40 players.
res of macaroni,' ,one tpapexatbag, of
of the rptrogram4 Following is a 11.4!
F'
ed, m I11 whip you every time I
booked for the wife who, has 'been
tions, who is an expert typographer.
Exquisite Denis 'Freeman, who
Everylhod•y knouts the announcers
I
beans once can tomato juices fdteen
' '
of the prize wirnrnerrs: National cos-
(Milton O, 'Cliffoi ',
reset you our. the sttreett. „
iris constant nurse ,and companion. Fitz'simrrgons backed against the
The director 'of programs is Roger
wears a 'monocle all the time, runs
-�sam4e of them .too Well.
• !+caws of tomato soup, four amla7l, cans
on; AA
on; gemrts' fancy, A>iben•t Hews', Arson
iso
"� 'course, Jim;" chis replied. s
ropes.
Echrersd'ey, ,brother of eaffucient P. P.,
the vaudeville department, vender Val
What do they do -these hundtreds
bf (salmon, one can o£ pea sotgp, 3
packages of cigarettes, two pa%ckag-
Keller ladies' fancy, !Martha Heide-
Iirez
'"Kiss me, 'dlaerbirog." ever lay, a hand on me again,
He groped for her with one arm. „ `arid
tthe • wireless enginelez. Roger was
formerly a chicken., farmer and secre-
Gi'elgud. That's all , you can say
about him.
of .busy people at the B.B.C., some
of them with no qualifications for the
man, Yungiblut; comic c'astumte,
Hess,, 'Orval W'hitmlore; lad-
Jim, he snaxled, Ill shoot you
'She 'leaned' over. As 'she kissed him dead."
Itarry of a golf club. Now he is ar-
'Titan Brian Mickey is chief of
Y
T They provi'd'e
positions they occupy?
•
, -' ,,
.Harry
mets' costatnmle, Rothie Johnston and
'Corbett 'sank back, unconscious, into ,Fritz n'eivier !gave him another chance
rustic director of a great power for
sound effects; and has masiietred the
the beset' programs in the world. No-'
,Down in Weight and Very Pale
Audrey Feaster, 1'st; Lillian Rader,
2nd; 'gents' speed event, George Ut'-
another period of unconsciousness but after Jim Jeffries beat the Cor-
(rpm which he never emerged. Cor- nishm'an in, 189,8, ,Corbett tried once
good or evil.
H'e writes harmless jazz tunes-
art of squeaking boat rowlocks, swim-
ming, thunder, and all the other
"noisles
body d'enie's than.
They make mistake -fortunately.
__
tley; ladies' 'speed efv'ent, Lillian Rad-
'belot died at about 140' p.ml-, with a more for the title but failed in. 23
and gte'ts them published -and they
off," His room 'at B'roa'd-
They arincy millions with their Sun-
Mrs. Beare Thankful for Way
eT and, Lottie Turkhedm. iudges,
Lloyd Eidt, Ed. Kinsman and C.
gall group of close' fiends at the roan
'!bed'si'de, his wife's 'arm about him,
-
are broadcast.
Beneath him are Adrian Boult, Val.
Gielgud, Charles Sieprnoa m.
ca,Aing House is the most interest-
ing of them all, even if it did cost
leets than that of Reith Gu'bernattor.
day programs; they please scores of 1.
thousands. But they don't care.
There B.B.C.. dbttbed
Y
Fritz. ----Zurich 'H,erald.
.
and ,
are stations
Which Dr. Williams' Pink
-
—
Many Tributes.
Easel Explained
Adrian Cedric Boult, a rich aura-
tear of music who (became a pi°ofe�s-
'Charl'es Siepmanm is an earnest
man whd is head of the talks
around Eri&nd. At Cardiff, Region-
I3irector E. R. Applleton; once a
'
News ,Corbett's death !brought y p
,young
4epartme'.nrt.
al
of
si.onal, is now musical director of the
Passlionaiely inte'res'ted
schoolmaster, holds sway. ;His par-
, Fdls Helped Her Back to Health
Family* Supplies an' Island
'Pont" tribute throughout the A good (story was told recently by
from San. Francisco, Landon Ronald, the famous inn's-
B.B.C. Ile has a -moustache neaTly
in edhicating people, he once got him-
sion its religion. '
sporting world, Sir
as long as his b'a'ton.
self imprisoned in Borstal so that he
At Manchestter, r'ed-headed! Edward
11,19 can truly
With Most Things It Needs
where he was born and first rose to i•cian.
He is the master of music, ulti-
,might write a 'series of articles for
Liveing is enthroned in Broadcast-
.
Gained Dr.
A (sitting in London office
,fighting fame, to New York, where IIt concerned a sailor who, having
"Pompadour Jinn" first been the Aubert Hall,
mately responsible for all the "sex-
the Ti,m{ets on education.
ing House, passionately anxious to
recommend
Tran a
'Maderia-the
and perhaps to was co'm-
loos" mttusical side of the programs.
He` its the son of Otto Siepmann,
make his audience conscious) of the
Williamts' Pink
Weight did
helps to r[iri resort of
bhous'ands of British tourists every
,greatest of 317 the 'heavywelight kings metvtin'g agar(' .an oratorio which he
enjoyed a social and, theatrical suc- 'had heerd' the",.
He presidesover the B.B:C. syn-
who gives bmaadlcast German leslsons.
His formed held
North as a living entity.
,
Pills for the y
"Say,
phony orchestra, and rehearses most
`".tVIlatheson,
lob was b' Hilda
j Y Y
1n Edinburgh,, David Cie hoarn
g
' ,.wonders for me,"
year,
X-aderia ,belongs:to PorbugaI, but
oess long after he retired from the A- listening shipmate asked:
In 1903. 1 Bill, is a horartorio?"
of the day in his shirt sleeves.
once secretaTy to. Nancy
Thompson is !busy withwith jto2rrnalient
andColorwrites Mrs. Mabel
ring wheat exactly
Arthur Catterall, highest paid or-
Astor, ,but she resigned , from the
anti the theatre. All the regional
IR. Bea'ie, New
it is largely daminatte'd from a conn,-
Nat flax from ,the Bro'adways he "'Whatt!" exclaimed Bill.. '{Mean to
chlesttrra Iviolindst in England, is leader
B.B.C. (because 6f "int eilerentce."
directors would litre to takes •ftewer
Westminstter, B.
,
marcial point of view, by one firth
loved .so well h!imstelf and that knew stay you dor?t know what a, hotrabario
of thus orchestra, (which costs more
Nearl eve
y everybody wants to give a
programs from Landon and to pro-
C. "After a long and. very trying
run by an enterprising British fano-
him for 30 years as one of its most is? Well, it's like this. Supposing
'Bill, ',give
than $400.000 a year. H@ occasionally
talk on the wireless, but few outside
duce more of their own. But dwy
. illness, II was down to 90 pounds in
ily, which niaaWs the bread, prints
the
striking . figures finial homage was 3 was to say to you, me,
fluor- 'an'ds
plays solos, parti'culatr•ly at Stir Henrl
i�deds are accepted. Talks are chosen
are not allowed to. -•
weight. I could not eat a hearty
g
the newspapers, and owns chief
paid to 'Corbett's mletmmotry at the that eke' well that wouldnt"t be
P• ,
Wood% famous Proms, which the
in the B.BaC. by serious Siepmann,
The ,seat of power is in Portland
"
meal. In fact, I• have had to go a-
,way from, the table 'hue
tori,!
This is its romlantie sto ry' :
oral seYvtices, IMomdby at 11 am, at a horatorio.
St. 'Malach 'ts ,Church a 'block from %ut if I wast to say, Bill, Still Bill
Wand-
B.B.C. now finances.
Val Giel ung reactionary, is.
fid' young
who does not like levity. Those in-
vited' 'have to undergo, a voice test
�
Place. On the third floor'.
These are the main a � a'
dinner I dared not touch I was also
[In W5, during alae Napoleonic
the new Madison Square 'Gard'emt give, ,give me Wndsrpike, than
in cihargea of dramatic 'prodhrctians. A
when they siome'tinves read from the
own,
•orgrandzaFbion that has grown in a f�
' very pale. II had often read about
war's, British Troops were occupying
The sates, Of the prize ring's first s , . ,
ori ng 'p'i'ke, give me that andsp'itke,, and,
bold experimenter ,with a taste foe
Bible. �
years from nothing to a paying arudi-
1Dr.'[Williarm's' Pink 'Pills, so thought
Madeitra.. A private soldier amEort'g
master scientist, the fikhter• who 'amid, 'andsapnrke, spike, spike, spike,
the morbid.
When they ,broadcast they sit at a
epee of 5,000,000 -with pxro'balbiy half
• 4 w'ou'ld -give them a trial. I soon
them., Jiahan Blandy, 'opened a small
stare #unchal the capital of the
a'p'
helped most to lift the sport of box- spike, Bill, igi•vemuetebatanspfte,' why
tin its bare
1HIe weans a miorn6cie in, the even-
desk in a comfortable room and rend
a million deadheads. ,
'The
,, 'found 'I ,was able to 'eat with any
at =
g out o� rowdy -knuckle that would Ib!e a •horatorio."
inns.
their mana�.scaiprts,.
B.B.-C. is a law u'rt+to itself,:
one, and life began to look brighter.
g g
"M
island.
SOM after this lbeginnung he began
days, its clocre'd. -
A novelist faun,-romvantic he writes
,
Tames
Ilan ra
p Troptu balks are not allowed,
Protected by a eJliwond `!hart
. wei ht carie' u to 118 lbs, and
Y g P
Beat Sullivan.
,constantly for the Radio ant-
and all mtatiierus censored before die-
kt win
i
in 19C3�5, this staff wonders avv4rar'b Will
lis and cheeks had lots of color.
•� lips
'
'shipping wine. By 1,850 shag' -coaling
was betgm
Canadian Helps Run $.B.C.
,dere a pseudtanym, ars the ,editborr• of
In Even
vetr�y'.. ,stpomltane'aals Christa-
happen this,,(. •
11 am, maore 'than thankful I elver took
Probably as long as boxing Inver
rtllue Radio Times writes constantly
pher Stone submits rrn{anuscripts first.
Will the amuabenm go? ,
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I only
To -flay ,the firm 'shrill run .b 'the
+ y
and records fast, his famie will rest In Broadcasting 'Hoarse, Portland
for the dramatic aepartme'nt under a
ISiepmann is assigned by exquisite
'Wall profeslsional showmen tt*e
,
'liope others will try 'them."
Blandys, is by far ,the .largest com-
chiefly 1om1 rilh'c fact bharH his wales Platte, '(:onion, W.1, w'or'ks the colony
pseuddnym. "
Lionel Fielding, who looks as though
!their mace?
Dr. Williams' Pink Ills actually
mercial interest in the .(island. • It is
the biggest contrilb'utor rto tthe local
the right hand !brit rocked to sleep of young ertutletmen w7t'osae 'business
He has a handl of radio produleers
Hard•
he never did any work -dart belies
Will the BXt C. sell, (their time top
s'ea'ts an albund'ance of new rid
Alme there
fi:'1 the imrvi'silble s
the great Joilfai L. 'Sullivan in New iPo its tosky with
un&rr 'hi'm,, includingArchie
This looks.. Ll'iilial May he was also
adv,ertistert"s'?
'blood, which is the reason they $ave
ewdhequer. osrt everything
Orleans on the night of tSeptemtlbler• 7, strange axmndls• and rumors. -
Inr Peter 'Creswell, and Hocwx(
g, ,
assisted by smiling Joe Ackerleye, .an-
rW4111• the enemies of Auto'cra't lllaelltln
given new vitality and ,strength to
is to db in Madeira 'eeaanais ,to be cane
by
1&q2. (A: ,business butt teen years old, yet
Rosie, but often ptro'duces himlaelf.
trhrar of the Play, "Pr+itgomers of War,"
,triumrlrh? •
.�
thousands of such nermusl exhaust-
Y
the :Blandys.
Brrtb to (th,a old tim'e's who stow co tette vv6rtah ri!btral obi'
nip etiquette and
11imeelot die IGigme 'Sievleking is
,and of the imirmiisely sucoes l
(But wha1dvler haapOen% it ,will
ed women. Equally helpful for grow-
Spent Much Money.
biim fight, to the c'r o utlte." fr'iend's lnfallr�btiiity. ' '
<
aruother pradhxcer. Naearly' as tall'ase
=,1P,1or.gertneral.
"Hindoo 13oliday." After time lraft.•
rert,aenibented th> (Sir' Iw 'vVhh
Ing gills. Try them:. At your drug-
As soon els a ship 'arMve'a it tabes
he tnmW all ov,ex the world after he A rdval ICarp'endale (Air C7farbm
!iri's He prefers! to
ter's ,sensational; appearance, snnilinlg,
'mean who made, abq*a,t "
, gisttw iii• the now :glass conttiiner, 50e.'
in • waltem-�sttptpl3,e'd by the Blanftil.
.
bled used ttho alblUty in. � 8slts nota ,sande t1w last honors lint) in the �
r'
he Imams! only an :Lance Snevelling.
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