... saluted affably): 1 don't think I've met you, have I? AFFABLE One: ''Not socially as yet, but I used to do work in yer kitchens before I took to munitions ...

... Broad Arrow is entered under the heading, Naval Appeal affiliated to the East Indies Fund: Memorial Service for Lord Kitchener.—A memorial service was held on the i3th inst. at St. Paul's, and was attended by the King, Queen, and several members of ...

... up it and down it I did not see single boat or a single open house. There were people in the inns—the owners—living in the kitchens. They had seen nobody, they saw nobody, nobody came. Qu’estce que vono vonlez? la guerre.” No men, or very cld men. Just ...

... slide movement, but it is expected that traffic will be resumed before to-morrow•. LORD KITCHENER: A REQUIEM. solemn requiem for the repose of the souls of Lord Kitchener and his personal staff, together with the officers and crew of H.M.S. Hampshire, ...

... muletransport service of the Indian Army is one of the most efficiently organised departments of any army. Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener, during their terms of holding the chief command of the Indian Army, may be considered as having been largely responsible ...

... work. Any Old Iron ? The case a soldier whose speech was restored a moat unexpected fashion occurred recently at the Kitchener Hospital, Brighton. member the Oversees Expeditionary Pore*, suffering from aholl shock, among the audience a ...

... Tributes to K. of K.” Contrary to general anticipation, the Beers their tributes to Lord Kitchener s memory yesterday instead of to-day. 1 hey proved to extremelx impressive, and those of Lord reikh and Lord Derby, both of whom saw moth the great soldier ...

... 11, 22 . letme g o :a any wete. lle •Poko of bow this nail had been. gdoriously aaswerel by the Ihlti.i neece from Lord Kitchener him se lf to th e youngest middy who had gone out to die in the North The same ead, be mid mime for imbue agitin,.t and this ...

... I do not speak of Lord Kitchener as a Field- secretary to give an interview he would do so, be borne were clear- i t e fix re, e a of p the cried enemy o f time Powersdu during i n s g ha be submitted Marshal or of Lord Kitchener the administrator. ings ...

... to-day he would move a resolution which, he hoped, would give expression to their feelings in regard to the death of Lord Kitchener. In Committee of Supply a debatd took place on the administration of the Insurance Act. The Marquis of Lansdowne, Viscount ...

... the Aoetralien comedian, has just finished tea months’ successful provincial tear, playing the principal oomody pari Fred Kitchen’s revue. Hammond and Swonjrtone. are playing their first Palladium date ami are retained for neat week. In this attractive ...

... bases, ordnance factory workers, rand war prisoners receive a share of the Church Army's attentions. There are rest huts, kitchen and ambulance cars, recreation rooms, canteens, refreshment barges, and a naval war hospital, to be kept going at a cost of ...