... incoming settler. By maana specially conducted partiee tha army convey* ita emigranta to the land of their adoption. These partiee are under the charge capable officers of army, men and woman of wide experience and seasoned I revellers, whose duly it ...

... ARMY REFORM PROBLEM. LET ALL BE TRAINED. Six.—l notice your issue the 6tb that a correspondent calls year attention this subject. His plan for reforming the army is a very simple and inexpensive one, but would it work? Suppose every young man joined the ...

... A WOMAN'S DILEMMA. Landlords Refuse to Let House to - Soldier's Family. her family of eight children, the eldest which twelve years and the youngest } twelve months, woman told Judge Bray, Bloomsbury County Court to-day, that land| lords would not let ...

... ARMY ESTIMATES. Dailg Journal uuiK* ot't'iui ,vnfcja>tt> 6 SKW tt-O TU>£UKAHS AND ABERDEEN, TUESDAY, FEB. 1915 The Army Estimates presented in the House of Commons yesterday were of a novel character. ordinary times arliament is called upon to provide ...

... Commissioners putting 10,000 tenants on the land and acquiring the whole of the soil of Ireland. Mr Birrell declined to give this assurance, and after long discussion the amendment was rejected. Mr Ashley moved that land purchase should not be compulsory, but ...

... WOMEN'S ARMY SCHEME. Interviewed yesterday regarding the Women's Army Scheme, Mrs Tennant, Director the Women's Section the National vice Department, said the War Office communique giving the terms and conditions of service with the Armies in Franoe did ...

... bizarre as the letterpress. It is a book of fun all through. AS THE LAND BROADENS SPRING CAME ON FOREVER. By Bess Streeter Aldrich. Appleton: 7s 6d. Young lovers, an old, old woman, and a rusted iron kettle whose history was the history of them all. ...

... made through the 8.8.C. that the Women's Land Army is urgently in need of new recruits who will first be trained and then sent to immediate employment. As chairman of the Aberdeen and Ellon Women's Land Army Sub- Committee, may I be allowed, through ...

... the Land by a special commissioner. the Women s Land Army still be in existence next spring? is a very pertinent question. For there is U fuddle that, while the organisation may still pftcially, it will be as dead as the dodo l t will have few, if any ...

... WOMAN'S SPHERE. Demobilisation, Domestic Service and Emigration. (By Ovr Lady Representative.) SecoDd in importance only to the demobilisation of the Army, which has now begun, is the gradual but steady -discharge the women engaged in the great munition ...

... to the land, or from clerical work to the W.A.A.C.’b, there has come the knowledge of the value elasticity work, and the possibility vuriois forms of service. It is the adaptable woman who has scored during the war, and it is the adaptable woman who will ...

... of their homeland be carried in their absence and the women of the Land Army and Timber Corps can play a noble part.” Sir Patrick presented long service badges to seventy-four Land Girls Inverness-shire and twenty-four from Nairnshire, and eighteen members ...