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... WOMEN WORKERS AND THE WAR. The twenty-second annual meeting of the Crouch End Branch of the Young Women e Christian Association held on Monday afternoon at Coleridge Hall, the President, Mrs. Ealand, occupying the chair. A large number of ladies attended ...
... would lead to discussion at home—and perhaps more. Let every teacher—and I know I am addressing a large number of women teachers, and women hold the key of the food problem—let every teacher organise a Food Economy Campaign in every school. I feel that ...
... Middlesex Volunteer Transport Corps. Three sides of a spume were formed by the local Volunteers, the special police from Tottenham and Edmonton, and the Grammar School Cadet Corps. The massea bands of the Transport Corps, the 7th Battalion Volun.eer IRifles ...
... ng patients from Edmonton Hospitals to the auxiliaries was undertaken by the 11th Middlesex V.A.D. Wrruorr LrAvz.—John . Cross. 26, of Brunswick-road, Upper Holloway. ices charged at the North London Police Court with absant.ng himself without leave when ...
... the North London Police Court, ean not understand why women should get drunk when their boys come home from the war. He should think that they would like to be sober when they see them. Csec. Vicroa RICH, of the Royal Army Medical Corp.. aaached to the ...
... schools. or Ova SOLDIERS—The graves of the British soldiers in France are to •be tended by women from home. Twenty girls—drawn from the Women's Army; . Auxiliary Corps—will leave England ' shortly in order to work as gardeners in the military cemeteries in ...
... CAMPBELL ROAD. At North London Police Court on Saturday Robert Ernest Doughty. 24,. a private in the Australian Army Service Corps. was charged before Mr. Bros with wilfully breaking four panes of glass and a door, to the value of 175., at 41, Camp. bell-mad ...
... Wesleyan Church on Sunday morning. The Mayor of Stoke Newington was present. Womrc Potwg.—A corps of 1,000 women is being formed by the War Office to act as protective police for the large forage stores at various camps throughout the country. An equivalent number ...
... taken to the police-station. Dr. Groves, the divisional surgeon, found the man was suffering from loss of memory. His address at Caledonian-road, Islington. ascertained from documents in his pos. irs-ion, and he was taken home by the police. THE Rev. W ...
... to or sought their beds. A con- Police Court. stations does not work in connection without more ado the reference was away in her 80th year on Sunday in the siderable amount of damage was done in -ith the Transport Corps. Between the looked up—'And with ...
... E. H. Coumbe in command as Major. Durham House Auxiliary Military The corps numbers nearly 800 men, and has 300 rifles, 200 sets of equipment, and Hospital and the local V.A.D. Motor Ambulance Corps were present. The two Hotchkiss guns, also an engineering ...
... proportion of women. They consid r that one woman, however d a ingu eh. d, cannot possibly represent nil the interests involved, and they call for the appoin:- ment either of a collateral COMM cee of women or of a sufficient number of wellknown women to give ...