... INVASION OF SHEFFIELD. Flood of Black and White To-morrow. NOTABLE VISITORS. From Our Own Correspondent. Nottingham, Thursday Night. IJJAVDN KEMP, the Notts County skipper, some three weeks ago had the misfortune put his arm through a window, at home ...

... INVASION By noon all roads leading to Doncaster were chock block with apparently, never-ending stream of tra.lic winch flowed into the heart of tilings with a celerity which again illustrated perfection of the police machinery. White halmeted officers ...

... THE INVASION OF THE OCTOPUS. MERELY A NEW TYPE. W. S. TUUrton. An octopus an unpleasant creature which twines its arms round you. This seem apply had dancingpartner ; but there is • a difference, although I have seen darn ing-partners who might well he ...

... INVASION! More About Landing the Army. ...

... INVASION OF CHINA ...

... THE INVASION ADTANCB ON SANTIAGO. «nr. SBABTBBV OPBBATIONB. OM MIIUB* —nr») JUBAOCA, WifaHhy. flto (M bflrs to Saatiic* Win* ZtolX4l'lt. wJI to* airmul *f inprli** *ad puk tnto* At yntoto to*a*to work to* troop* km to a* load «ad iwnoi(mhi to (Vim mfm ...

... AN INVASION. GERMAN MANUFACTURERS C(OMING TO WINNIPEG. | As a result of the visit to Western Canada 'of Paul Jaxt, who represents .a syndicate of Prussian capitalists, it is probable that large manutacturing plants will be established in Winuipeg and ...

... INVASION ? Premiers Reference to New Contingencies. There i- oue Mr. Lloyd George’s speech (writes a correspondent) which perhaps deserves more attention than it has received from the prolessional corn men la tors. After declaring that “even now. after ...

... THE INVASION. The inrush people to London for dar’s peace celebrations showed no sign abating yesterday, and there were abundant signs that the great crowds which assembled on the occasion of the Diamond and the Coronation of King F/dward VII. and the ...

... Invasion. Taking first the question of an invasion, Admiral Breusing points out that, at the present dav, any intending invader must be prepared to bring over an army of at least 200,000 men, since England has an expeditionary force af 160,000 men always ...

... NO INVASION UUIkiKTED TVRKfSH I, THEIKENCH. J’akjs, Moiulay. i- '-r- stated here that ttie Angora has assured the Cabinet tliat the Kemalist never ci'O'S the liluit> the neutral zone agreed the armistice - I(Nchungo. PEACE STRIKE THREAT. KMPLOVES IJ.VJ ...

... On Invasion. Those who believe that the destinies England would be safe were they in the hands of the democracy of either Germany or France, forget that the democracy is not consulted to whether or j not the ruling power shall declare bcstilitie*. Invasion ...