... SOUP KITCHENS IN BERLIN 500,000 PERSONS TO BE FED DALLY CHPTE—— A u”“g‘ e says: The mm}\]:-h ment of new kitchens in berkn which are able % provideieach day for more than 500,00 persany was completed yesterday, and the distribution food will be begun ...

... PRIMATE AND LORD KITCHENER At the Canterbury Diocesan Conference on Mursday, the Primate said the men of Joghsh history the towering &um of Lord Kichener would stand for ever in its place. “In e e T bet A op, or » what waly | had seen and beard at the ...

... WHAT KITCHENER PROPOSED. ‘; Lord Kitchener's proposal was to pass a law that for twenty-one years no German should be allowed to naturalise himself or to take up his domicile in the United Kingdom and the British Empire as far as the authority of the ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND THE PALMIST. Cheiro says that he was granted an interview with Lord Kitchener in 1894 and took an impres. sion of his hand. He then told the distinguished soldier the hLigher positions and destinies that his path marked out before him ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S LIFE. At the request of the trustees of the late Ear! Kitchener, Sir George Arthur, who was his private secretary, has undertaken to write the Life of Lord Kitchengr. All Lord Kitchener's private papers and correspondence have been placed ...

... IN MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. Sir George Arthur (private secretary to the late Farl Kitehener) has sent. to Manor Court Hospital, Folkestone, a large Christmas tree, accompanied by u letter, in which he savs: ** Please let this tree be my souvenir of that ...

... PREHISTORIC KITCHEN MIDDENS That the barnacle cnee had a food value is established by the discovery of remnants of a hundred ancient villages on Santa Cruz lsland, off the ccast of Southern California. The discovery was made by an cxpedition o the Department ...

... THE PIANO STOOL IN THE KITCHEN. Many a housewife finds that the hours she spent. as a girl, on the piano stool must now be t in the kitchen. And either she leaves the .mfi: the living room, where she can only use it occasionally in the evenings, or she ...

... “Kitchener” Still Signing Letters | Although Lord Kitchener died on June sth, the War Office has, at any rato until a few | weoks ago, continued sending to relatives of Imenvdhv:;h.f.v.w-diml in the war letters of con. | dolence bearing a facsimile of ...

... A TOLL FOR KITCHENER AT LLOYD'S. At noon yesterday all business in the underwriting-room at Lloyd's was suspended for a short space of time. Then, in the presence of the underwriters and others assembled, the bld Lautine bell, which was mufficd, was sounded ...

... Men and Matters. KITCHENER'S WILL. The will of Lord Kitchener prov'des a problem for the courts which has given ree to a good deal of litigation=in the past. The large Jegasy in land to Colonel F.tagerald will depend for its passng on the questi:n whether ...

... SPLENDID MATERIAL IN “KITCHENER'S MOB. . “It is men of this stamp who have the ortunes of in their keeping. And they are m«: Boys ol‘:ie Bulldog So writes Priate James Norman Hall in ‘* Kitchener’s Mab ” (Constable and Co, 4s. 6d. net). fl:tr. Hall ...