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... KITCHENER memoriae fund. The subscriptions received by the Lord Mayor of London for tho_ Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund in aid of disabled officers and men have now reached the sum of over £264,000. Yesterday’s subscriptions include Officers, N ...
... KITCHEN REFUSE IN GERMANY. Mr. Ainsworth Mitchell, in Knowledge. draws attention to the thoroughness with which the Germans have organised every detail in conneetion with their food problem. So far back as November, 1914, the Prussian Houle Secretary ...
... HALL, BEDROOMS, AND KITCHEN Comprising OAK sft. sin. SIDEBOARD with Plate-glass Back, ditto OrtTmantel, Oak Telescope Dining Table, .Mahogany and Rosewood Easy Chairs, Rosewood Settee and 6 Oaryed Oak C’hairs all in Cri Velvet, Carved Oak Clock with Dial ...
... A KITCHENER RELIC The Red Cross Gift House at 43, Pall Mall, had presented to it, yesterday, by Sir Hedley le Bas, Lord Kitchener’s appeal to the nation to give him 300,000 more men. The document, which is entirely in Lord Kitchener’s own handwriting ...
... KITCHENER MEMORIAL FUND. The subscriptions received the Lord of London for the Lord Kitchener Nation# Memorial Fufld aid disabled officers artmen have now reached the sum of over £347,00t ...
... PREMIER’S PRAISE OF KITCHENER. CREATION VAST ARMIES HIS PERSONAL EFFORT COL. CHURCHILL ON WASTAGE OF OUR MAN-POWER. The Prioie Minister made a spirited defence of Lord Kitchener against his critics in the House of Commons, last night, a motion for the ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S INTENTION, The Earl Derby, Under-Secretary for War, paid a visit Liverpool oil Saturday to take ptfrt in ouc or two public functions. one presented Mr. James Sexton, secretary Dock Labourers' Union, replica Lord Kitchener's appeal to ...
... Commons, on Tuesday next, the Prime wil] give notice of a resolution of condolence in connection with the death of Lord Kitchener similar to that which was passed in the same assembly on the death of Lord Roborts. The resolution will probably be submitted ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND COMPDLSION All the Men Required -Married who Attested, and the Single Men—to Gain Victory. Mr. speaking in th»> Hour* of Common* Tuewday, during the Committee Htag*- the Military Service (No. 2.) Bill, said Kitchener hail authorised ...
... FRENCH TRIBUTE TO KITCHENER. The French Ambassador yesterday afternoon called at the War Office and handed to Earl Kitchener, Secretary of Siste ‘for War, the insignia of the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour conferred upon him by the President of ...
... Lord Kitchener Criticised. Commander BELLAIRS (Maidstone) said no doubt there had been mistakes under the administration of Lord Kitchener, but it should remembered that he had to use the machinery found in existence when he came into office after the ...
... LORD KITCHENER AND THE PRES: Lurd Kitchener writes Edgar diace this week) never went back on a friend ; he never putsned a personal enemy. say that bated the Frees not true. No man had a keener appreciation of its power or knew better bow it could be ...