... AMQTHEB. LEAF FROM THE SKETCH BOOK Of mir Military Garicatuarist. SOME MORE MILITARY CARICATURES. BY LIEUTENANT FRED MAY Included in the above collection are two of The Byng Boys (of Vimy and elsewhere). Some of our caricaturist's victims are in France again and some are still in Blighty, but wherever they are they will no doubt feel much satisfaction when they see themselves immortalised in ...

... SKETCHED AT THE GUARDS' O.C.B. AT BUSHEY Caricatures Iby ILienateiraaiafc Fredl May. Our war caricaturist has at last devoted his energies to the Guards' O.C.B. Dep6t at Bushey, and his victims will probably be amongst the first to admit that he has made good use of his time and his opportunity. This collection includes the O.C., the adjutant, and also a veteran Guardsman, Captain Fletcher, ...

... AMONGST THE PROFESSORS 59 SOME KNIGHTS OF THE PIGSKIN. BY FRED MAY All is fish that comes into the caricaturist s net, and he must always be catholic in his tastes and not confine himself exclusively fi.eaufy- M°st °f the celebrities seen above have more or less recently caught the judge's eye. Slade is Allenby's pilot, and rode him in the Derby, in which race that unlucky horse started very ...

... A BAG FROM BRU M. SOMB MEMBERS OF THE MIDLAND CONSERVATIVE CLUB, BIRMINGHAM, AS SEEN BY FRED MAY A representative group of strong, but far from silent, men who are described by our artist as the oldest respected members of the Midland Conservative Club at Birmingham, and Rockefellers of the Midlands. We print his remarks without prejudice. Included in the above collection are Sir David ...

... SWEET ARE THE USES OF-- ADVERTISEMENT The Iiatle2°iraati ...

... By Georg'e BeJcIh3. y Well-informed New Domestic: Shall I serve the rabbit up in the camisole, mum? By Georg'e Belclh3. J ...

... THE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN AT THE AUTHORS. PLAYWRIGHTS, AND COMPOSERS' DINNER-- -BY FRED MAY The Incorporated Society of Authors, Playwrights, and Composers held their dinner at the Hyde Park Hotel, and though it may be quite true to assert that two of a trade never agree, it is equally true that when there are more than two of a similar trade they agree uncommonly well. Sir William Bull does ...

... . AT THE ARMY POINT-TO-POINT-- A somewhat belated but none the less faithful casualty list of some of the victims of the caricaturist at Arborfield Cross in the Garth country, where the Army Point-to-Point was run by kind permission of Major L. A. Jackson, M.F.H. The arrangements were of the very best and the racing good. Captain S. G. Howes was responsible for a very large part of the success ...

... AILE I A^LE I .AEE AiEE I AT THE INSTITUTE OF BREWING DINNER-- It has been well and truly said that Ale is the proper drink of Englishmen, and it has also been said that the Battle of Waterloo was won on beef and beer and a certain amount of exercise in Sixpenny and Upper Club (at Eton), and we have only to look at our armed forces, our police, our taxi and 'bus drivers, and our cinema ...

... THE BAMQUET TO SHE, FMNI DECHSEE, PoIi.A. A PAGE OF CELEBRITIES-- -BY FRED MAY The banquet to Sir Frank Dicksee, the new President of the Royal Academy, was held at the Langham Hotel, and was attended ost.every distinguished personality in the art world in London. Sir Frank Dicksee was created a knight this year. He was born in London in 1853, and first exhibited at the Academy in 1876. His ...

... SOME DISTINGUISHED STAGGERS- -BY FRED MAY This gallery includes the famous master of the Berks and Bucks Farmers' Staghounds, Major E. W. Shackle, his persevering hunt servants, and some of his hard-riding field. It is credibly reported that the Berks and Bucks go faster than even the Quorn or the Belvoir bitch pack, two of the fastest things of which it is possible to think. There's always a ...

... . By George BelclheiPo Alf Did yer see the eclipse the other day, Sam Sam Not me I don't believe in it By George BelcBeir. ...