... similar institutions are to be found at all home ports and training camps from end to end of the kingdom. In addition, motor-kitchen cars have been provided, wives and mothers of those on active service have been assisted in cases of distress, and the convenience ...

... of similar gifts to each of the Overseas contingents now fighting for the Empire, and also a souvenir in memory of Lord Kitchener to each disabled soldier. To-night Jimmy Wilde, the fly-weight boxing champion, commences an engagement ac an actor in Mr ...

... GERMANY'S FOOD CRISIS. KITCHEN REFUSE TO TURNED INTO CATTLE FODDER. Amsterdam, Thursday. The German newspapers publish an order of the German Federal Council regarding the collection of kitchen refuse. Towns and communities of over 40,000 inhabitants ...

... Commons yesterday the question of the noninternment of alien enemies. He was followed by Sir R. Cooper, who, referring to Lord Kitchener's death, assured the House that the public is asking what sinister influence is at work, and that there are strong references ...

... the circumstances no investigation was possible. THE KITCHENER LETTER. Two further offers have been received by the secretary of the Red Cross Gift house for the original manuscript of Lord Kitchener'. appeal for 300,000 men. One is from Mr. George Speer ...

... OFFICIAL. PROGRAMME of the Briti.h Empire's Forces AT THE FRONT. followed by pictures Muumuus the LIFE of the LATE LORD KITCHENER, and other special film. Tele., Gen. 1411 D ALY'S (Tel.. Ger. 201). THE HAPPY DAY. The tietage L.lwardes New Prodttetioa ...

... Colonel Henry Elliott Chevalier Kitchener, and nothing else because of the large benefit conferred on his £20,000 to his nephew, Henry Hamilton Kitchener. £5,000 in trust for his half-sister, Letitia Henrietta Emma Karvara Kitchener, for life, and then in equal ...