... Pictorial Politics* The Wilson Touch. PRESIDENT WILSON'S clear statement of the war aims of the Allies confirms his position as spokesman for the great nations who are struggling for freedom. In saying this we are not underrating Mr. Lloyd George's or M. Clemenceau's utterances on the subject, but neither of them, magnificent as they have been in every way in furthering our mutual aims, has ...

... ^ The Armistice. AT the time of writing there seems to be some hitch in the negotiations between the Russian extremists and the German Government. The German de mands-- that they should keep all the territory they have occupied, control the Russian wheat market for fifteen years, and that all German goods should be imported into Russia duty free-- have apparently stiffened even the miserable ...

... THRESHER S GLENNV THRESHER S GLENNY KIT WHETHER a century old reputation lor quality of the highest grade and a clientele of the highest distinction V can go hand in hand J with moderate charges, judge by these examples I from Thresher and Glenny's price list. Whipcord Field Service Jackets 84/- 105/- Slacks-- Whipcord 32/6 37/6 Bedford Cord Riding Breeches 63/- Buckskin Strappings 10/6 extra ...

... Hennessys Hennessys In the Old Books at Cognac. In the old Books at Cognac one finds it recorded again and again how the House of Hennessy in times of Brandy shortage turned away order after order rather than supply any but genuine Cognac Brandy. In a circular from Messrs. Hennessy to the Trade, dated 1855, one reads as follows In times of scarcity the value which choice qualities command is ...

... By W. G. ASTON Still They Come. DURING the last week or two the number of car-building firms which positively will not wait for Olympia before declaring their intentions for the immediate future-- and all praise be to them-- has received considerable additions, By the end of next week, or perhaps a little later, I fancy that most of the important futures will be known. Yet, in spite of that ...

... BY MR. HENRY C. LONGHURST I INTEND to devote myself this week to the matter of intro ducing myself. It will clear the air, as it were, and give the diligent reader a chance of knowing what he is to expect in the future. I shall waste no time in describing either my personal appearance-- save to deny absolutely that the like ness on this page does justice to my striking features-- my mode of ...

... THE PASSING SHOWS Excelsior, at the Playhouse. RACIAL reticence is a mixed blessing. In Victorian times, if we are to believe the detractors of that prosperous age, it reached the high-water mark of humbug and hypocrisy. Mrs. Grundy, according to the neo-Georg ians, kept a blind eye to the telescope of morality. The noblest standards of high-principled gentility demanded that awkward facts ...

... From the Shires and Provinces A Leicestershire Letter Twelve to fifteen degrees of frost every night with no snow to keep it out, the bone has gone right into the ground, and even with a thaw now hunting wouldn't be pos sible for a week without forty-eight hours' steady rain. Luckily everyone seems to have a great deal of shopping to do in London judging by the frequency of their visits to the ...

... ENTERTAINMENTS a fa CARTE By JlLAN 30TT Anglo-Indian More or Less OH, horrid Jaggat Singh! Usurer, blackmailer, promoter of suicide, destroyer of Dickies, suborner of sahibs. Let him be strangled, and not afterward return to life, as he does in Beggars in Hell. And then let the cadets at Woolwich and Sandhurst receive ten minutes a week of instruction in kindergarten finance, which is all they ...

... Number 13, alias Svdnev Howard. Not on the list is Billy Crocker (Jack Whiting). But because Billy is in love with Hope and because he is the play's juvenile lead, he must get to England somehow, ticket or no ticket. Ticket That 's easy. Dr. Moon has fifty grand, and a spare ticket. It was made out in the name of a Mr. Hall (alias Snake-eyes John son, America's Public Enemy No 1) who has ...

... I WHERE THE HOURS SLIP GAILY BY 1 Scarborough The Grand Bath The Empire Scarborough 1053 Bath 4307-8-9 For the Yorkshire Coast and Moors Twixt Mendips and Cotswold rmsgate The Granville Lynton Valley of Rocks Ramsgate 12 and 13 Lynton 49 The Golfer's Paradise Devonshire Coast, Exmoor and Lorna Doone Country Liackpool The Metropole Bushey Bushey Hall Blackpool 1040 Watford 4221 Tor the ...

... Pamela de Plume Brilliant young authoress. Contributes regularly to Pavilion visitors' book writes Congratulations on your bright and Mptul little pages. Latest work The Gourmet in Clover, entirely inspired by skill of our chef. Says in any medium r°m partridge to potato he is culinary poet-laureate. Admits the year's best j!e at is also at the Pavilion. A popular gure at our new American ...