... Pictorial Politics. The Re shuffle. NOTWITHSTANDING a certain amount of criti cism, the country re ceived the news of the new ministerial appointments last week with calmness, if not with appreciation. It was Mr. Churchill's appointment to the Ministry of Munitions that aroused the bitterest opposition. Mr. Churchill has a very powerful personality, and in his meteoric career has created for ...

... Pictorial Politics* Russia's Peril. IT is to be hoped that the im minence and magnitude of the danger which besets Russia and the revolution through the mutiny and retreat of part of the Russian armies will eventually give the Government there such a weight of popular agitation behind them that they will be able to cope with the situation, critical as it has become. It will, however, be found ...

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... THE SPHERE TATLER, Ltd I WITH THE GUNS on the WESTERN FRONT The Proprietors of THE SPHERE have pleasure in announcing that they have published in PHOTOGRAVURE and COLOUR Mr. F. MATANIA'S Striking Picture, GOOD-BYE, OLD MAN. GOOD-BYE, OLD MAN. An Incident on the Road to a Battery Position in Southern Flanders. Drawn by F. MATANIA, the famous Sphere Artist. Reproductions of this Famous ...

... Think before you drink How ordinary water may affect your health especially in Gout and Rheumatism. Ordinary water looks so pure and harmless Yet whenever you drink it you are taking into your system mineral constituents from the London clay, which both cause and increase Uric Acid troubles like Gout and Rheumatism. That is why you should drink instead of ordinary water or mineral waters. It ...

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... THE FAMOUS TATLER PICTURE A BLIGHTY. The proprietors of The Tatler have pleasure in announcing that in response to many requests received they have published this picture in separate form. Copies, printed in three colours and artistically mounted, can be obtained from the principal printsellers, or direct from , 6, Great New Street, E.C. Price Is. 3d., post free. ...

... U 200, Curzon Street, Mayfair. MY DEAR BETTY,-- The holiday month But no holiday mood to keep it in. Also-rans, every one of them, the delightful out-door things we used to do-- before the world was out of gear, When life swerved not from its appointed channel in the time of the year that had Cowes in it, Goodwood, charmingest of race-meetings, the Twelfth and Scotland, Deauville, le ...

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... Pictorial Politics,, The Tunnel Again. IT is certainly a wonderfully- sounding and interesting scheme which has been put forward by an American group of capitalists to build a Channel tunnel and submarine railway from England to France. The well-known engineer who is chiefly responsible for the pro posal has stated that the actual drilling of the Channel could be accomplished in the matter of ...

... &/>a HIGHWAY of FASHION f>* sr. By M. B. Broolie. The Glories of the East. CHU CHIN CHOW at His Ma jesty's Theatre has had a birthday, and it has had presented to it new songs, new music, and new dresses. In its present guise it is more delightful than ever. It is the glories of the East that are revealed. It is here that the war may be forgotten just for a few hours. Miss Lily Brayton is ...

... '200. Cukzon Street, Mayfair. MY DEAR BETTY,-- Spite of all those 'strawdinr'y cheery optimist people who keep on talking 'bout how the war is won, I don't mind telling you that these last few days anyway it hasn't felt a bit like it. But we truly weren't, of course, quite our brightest, breeziest selves last week. That chewed-string feeling does incline one to take a slightly gloomsome view ...