... adaptation and power The rapid spread of horses igs as wild animals in Australia, of and cattle in South America, of the English sparrow in North America, of bumble-bees and hou flies in New Zealand, are illustrations of this Not one of these animals has ...

... of our Allies in America in regard to the part which they were prepering to take in the war. He could assure them that those efforta were magnificent, and especially so re- gard to the women of America and the part He had left America that they were taking ...

... Williams and Corinne Griffiths. The story of this film is to the effect that Prince Zarl of Zorzuia is apparently visiting America for pleasute, but in reality he is the emissary of a foreign country in the making of a secret treaty. While the Prince is ...

... evening. The dresses were excclient in character, all nations being weil repsesented—Welsh, French, Spanish, Japen- ese, America, ctc. 4 Mrs. Yates carried off the first. prize, attired as “The Geisha” (Japan), while Miss Ile was awarded the second prize ...

... Works, who upsets eas lans, by to make our munitions po-morrow she owner: Bip of the works, marr shall words are spoken by America’s largest to his Chief, Senor Juan de Lia » at a fete at the Country Club at Newport. He takes bicd and obtains an introduction ...

... King. Our National Festival will commemo- rated not only thro: thout the Motherland and Empire, but in the nited States of America. As heretofore, tho manner of the obsgerv- ance will be as fi 0: :— On Sunday, April 2let, a Day of Remem- » by t attendance ...

... western line was he!d British pictures would be sent frum the Graf- by Cauadians (laughter), but these purely ton later to America and France. That woutd be sufficient, without undertaking any propaganda. Sir George Perley also ‘poke of the excellent propaganda ...

... The book contains, in fall col- our, the principal Orders, Medals and Badges of the British Empire, and those of France, America, Italy, Japan, Belgium, and other countries of the Allies, also outlines to be coloured, with descriptive letterpress. We ...

... Light, a musical comedy act- resz, and he is m y in love with her. Hild- reth and his secretary, Jean Marco, set out for America. Other pictures included “The Making of Madeline” (4-part drama), ‘Girl m the Garret” (drama) ; “Cenning, Cannibal (comedy) ...

... political souls to Kai- serism, and it must be the strength and en- durance of the people that must tell. Both Italy and America, with her great dependen- cies, had put all their resources into the pool, and we, too, must p all our resource. into the ...

... useless things that amounted to vast expenditure, and poin the moral to true economy in all things. We had a great army in America, the very pick of American younz fresh picked men, who were ready to be brcught over, and the difficulty which confrented ...

... unbroken and delizhtful attention, being applauded and encored to 5 FOR NEXT WEFK There will be introduced ‘n the programme New America Musical “Mirth and Melodv supported by fall var prospective. riety company, @ fine programme is iu QUEEN’S AVENUE CINEM. “THE ...