... enable the vessels to combat any fee of equal power of attack or to ram away from • superior force. TffE SAILOR'S WIND. hr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the new number of the Pall Mall Magazine. The prevailing weather of the North Atlantic, he says ...

... monthly, and the price will be half-a-crown. The contributors to the first number are Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Henry James, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John Galsworthy, Mr. W. 11. Hudson, Count Tolstoy, and Mr. H. G. Welk. Mooniest authors who are contributing to future ...

... serial in the Echo de 1 lia will be the fifth English nose' appearing • French daily Deaspapers, tbe others Leing by Mr Joseph Conrad, Mr. Max l'emiwirteii. Mr. Eden Philipette. and Mr. 11-unett. When only ra was collected at • niiio.ionary feetival in ...

... resolved that lectures be delivered on Thomas Hardy, George Bern' ard Shaw, John Galsworthy, J. M. Barrie, H. G. Wells, and Joseph Conrad. It was decided to issue a workers' and students' ticket available for weekly wage earners, I school children and apprentices ...

... star picture for the first half of the week features Percy Marmont and the popular Shirley Macon in a screen version of Joseph Conrad's famous novel, Lord Jim, which is said tolse replete with spectacular scenes. PiLF:FTV interesting wedding was scleriatised ...

... Co'bees will appear in their novelty act. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday another sea story front the pen of the late Joseph Conrad—the master writer of sea stories—will be screened.. It is entitled Nostrorno, and features Hugh O'Brien and 1,1)11 Tellegen ...