... them have been appointed posts away from their respective schools.*' A lot the people who had volunteered for the housing survey had done reluctantly, snd was in a quandary where additional helpers were comic from. It announced that Mr. O. W. Rickards ...

... Norwegian. The World Goes By. 7-15, i Jack-of-all- Trades —2: The Barber's Contributions. At the Armstrongs: listen, but what dp hear? b-O, C. Orchestra (Section A). 0-0, Time; News. 9-20, To-night's Talk. 9-35, Henry Hall's Guest Night from a Northern theatre ...

... concert fc'bich is being given in Bt. Andrew's Hail, Glasgow, to-day, by the world famous Glasgow Orpheui Choir. TO-DAY HOME SERVICE 7 0 am—Time Signal; News Bulletin. 7 Excerpt® from Le Beau Danube, recorded by the London Philhartt.on.c; Orchestra, conducted ...

... R - BATTALION EAST LANCASHIRE •) REGIMENT. EXTRACT FROM BATTALION ORDERS, by COL. R. SHARPLES, V.D., Commanding sth Battalion East Lancashire Regiment. Burnley, 31sf. March, Tlie following extract® the London dated 27th March, 1908, are published for ...

... a strikin.? contribution from the pen of Mr. E. M. Lacey, M. Inst. C.E., while B. Garland Matthews, late of Tbomeycroft's Mounted Infantry, continues his thrilling experiences of the war, and draws some valuable lessons from the campaign. There are articles ...

... Second New*. Biota—-ti, E. R. Thompson, ' from Manchester. 9-25- —Recital Eileen Joyce (pianoforte). 9-45.—Historic Occasions —1: Twenty Ago, a radio report of events preceding the outbreak of World War, compiled from the original documents by Harold Tern ...

... yesterday and ran a trial trip when delivery ought have taken place twelve months ago. If England is remain the workshop the world in ■ futnre in the past, it must' beoome national question. Mrs. Pankhurst, Miss Ohristahel Pankhumt, and Mis. Drummond attended ...

... switched over for the relays from great pew lin»r. The preparations for the departure the ship will l-e described board George, Blake, and from the Embarkation Lieut.-Commander T. R.N Following this tlmre will u relay of light from the deck of the Queen Mary ...

... Orchestra (Section E). 7-55. —Bells from Hexham Abbey. 8-0 —Religious Service (Church of England), from Hexham. 50. —News and Weather Forecast. 8-5. —Liverpool Sunday Concert (Tub: Pianoforte Keats! by Fried rich Wuhrer, from the Adelnhi Hotel. 8-35. —Old, ...

... —For the Schools: Interlude. 2-s. —Stories from World History: 2, The Opening-up of North America, by Hugh Roes Williamson. 2-30 2-50. —Biology: Living Things: Continuance and Adaptations, by Prof Garry, from Edinburgh. The Chester Cup: A running commentary ...

... critics. Bach's cantnth, (God's time it; the best, will heard from the National to-morrow afternoon. At 9-5 irons Belfast Part 11. of Mendelssohn'a Stl Paul will given. * * * Scrapbook for 1914, Leklio Baily's microphone medley portraying odd d ...

... By SPECTATOR.» When Anne hears of this she tells Tony shs must not see him again, omits to tell him 1 the reason. From this point the story moves to a startling but logical climax. The part of Anne is played Carole Lombard and is given able support by ...