... they can conviently spare. A great deal depends, of course,. upon whether the Russians will fight. Experience of the Russian Revolution up to now makes one very doubtful indeed on the point, and we have vet to know whether the Bolshevik movement has such ...

... the Russian collapse, and asked—What could the Inter-Allied Council have done either to prevent the outbreak of the Russian Revolution or to mitigate its consoquepcesl' The right hon. gentleman might say he was not thinking of the Inter- Allied Council ...

... In Rome hundred Socialists attended meeting in the “People s House. where tablet commemorating the victims cf the Russian revolution was unveiled. Official efforts are made to describe the meetings as merely friendly visit courtesy and diminish the ...

... 30 (Sat. 6.30, 8.40). Mats., 2.30, Mon., Thurs. and Sat. BIG ATTRACTION!! LON CHANEY in “MOCKERY.” A Powerful Story Russian Revolution. Claire Windsor and Reed Howes, “FASHION MADNESS.” ALBERT HALL, LON CHANEY “LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT.” The Film that flgufed ...

... portraits of a man and of a woman by Rembrandt, which were the glories of the Yussupoff collection at Petrograd. During the Russian Revolution they were securely stored in London, where, they still remain. It will be a relief to all lovers of art to know that ...

... Moscow, and now in the Russian Coveifiiueiit Educational said; The Nonconformist movement had great revival after the Russian revolution, because all the restrlc. previously placed upon it were removed. The Communists wished to mobilise the Nonconformists ...

... was great danger of Russia making a separate peace with Germany. He appealed to the Government to recognise, in the Russian Revolution a great opportunity of shoeing some spirit of good will, and the same determination to settle this present war. ROLL ...

... has come since prohibition would pcrhaim tie true, just it may be true that crime has increased in a section siuoo the Russian Revolution. t can say from oertain knowledge that mils in small towns over the whole America are being discontinued because the ...

... argument in favour of that course contained in Mr. Wheatley’s speech except that wo must not stand in the way of the Russian revolution. “If this be the new leader of the Labour Party —perhaps even the new Prime Minister—it does not need any further argument ...

... Without concealing the distressing situation on the front, the representatives declare that the front will defend the Russian Revolution, but that it demands bread and boots. M. Trotzsky, in the name of the Government. unveiled in scathing terms Germany’s ...

... a firm and definite explanation of our point of view as to the conduct of the war. The greatness of the task of the Russian Revolution corresponds to the magnitude of the upheaval which it caused in the life of the State. Reorganisation, in face of the ...

... peace. The Nationalist, M. Choulguine, former member of the Duma, writing in the Kieff journal “Kievliamn’’ on the Russian Revolution, says tragedy has already occurred when Russians ceased understand tho raison d’etre of the Fatherland when they got ...