... SATURDAY at 3. BACK EVENING 4* AND SB- TAYLOR PIATT (b» arrangement Mwara. V«dponn« and E*d.ei pr«b«nt« THE aSTJCXJESSFUI. SPY FLAY. ~, M W HO .» AB. gTAYED AT JJOME.’' &9. Usual Nightly Fr»o«v. Mondav. June i»th.—‘ THE ONLY (Twice RlghtiyV Monday. June ...

... ruin-dealing punishments the North being inflicted upon other tradeurs. Doing Thbib Own Policing.” Some men took pleasure'in spying upon them? and became informers with the set purpose of closing licensed houses, regardless of the min and deprivation of ...

... NIGHTLY SEASON. to-day to-night, at &9. ..yi/iji PLAIT by Arraauement wiU» Ucun Vodreaa* * Ead e Presents & THE SLOCE66FIJL SPY PLAY. 9. Th£ Who Stayed at Home.” USUAL TWICE NIGHTLY PRICES. Jane 5 TnE ONLY GIRL. Twice Nightly! June li “THE LITTLE Twice ...

... references. —384 B, Mall. T ADY desire* work home, few sventegn good writer —4O) A. Mall. (young) drearcs day* wrek. Drewrestrior spy light occupation; dressmaking preferred —599 A Mail. T ADY. competent bookkeeper, would like J-i work, whole or part Ume.—lll ...

... insists upon allowing Germans the same easy facilities they have enjoyed* the past for stealing oar brains and our business, and spying on all while they are doing ...

... M Aot.-Bgt, H. iStroudj; Whick, 53537 Gnr. A F. (Birmingham); 21337 Sgt. J. (Wolverhampton). ROYAL ENGINEERS -Maeon, 86371 Spy. D. J. T. :Brownbilia); Ramadail, 156863 Spr O* (ifurloy. near Athereton©): Shorter, 112553 Spr. J, (Cannock I R. WARWICK^.—Bait ...

... schools, Mr. Billing exclaimed, Why recently the mere mention my name by a man within 300 yards aerodrome resulted in his arrest spy. It would not safe for go to an aerodrome.’* The enquiry was adjourned until Monday. PROPOSED BIRMINGHAM HUT FOR SOLDIERS, It ...

... political motives were at the back of his arrest; but forgery was not a political offence. Lincoln was not charged with being spy or anything that sort. His Lordship advised the Grand Jury return a true bill, and this they did. Lincoln was placed in the ...

... treason something of that nature. Witness admitted that when was visiting the Admiralty June last year he was asked read the “Spy Stories” which Lincoln had written for the New York World. He was aware that the Admiralty had waited from January to June ...

... Carlton Wallace and Mi«g Evelyn Carleton os the hero and heroine, and Mr. Norman A. Overton and Mias Lydia Mannington German spy and his aoccrjapl'.ce, were all responsible for some deter acting. ...

... MATINK.K «n.I ‘SATURDAY J. t UTi EVENING SR) AND » t TAYI/lR PT.ATT ...

... of the ex-curato ol the ot anil es-M.P, (or Darlington, Jgnatius 'J uuoiu.v Tribitsch Lincoln, the seif-confe»»e ...