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... STORIES for the LEISURE HOUR April's Lonely Soldier. By S. P. B. Mais. (Chapman and Hall.) 6s. To you, April Treffrey, to whom I owe everything, this quite unworthy tribute of my love. The story is ...
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... BOOKS of WARLIKE INTEREST Sun, Sand and Sin. By Joan Kennedy. (Hodder and Stoughton.) is. The title is General Botha's description of German South-West Africa. The desert march of Botha's boys ranks a ...
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... BOOKS oj GENERAL INTEREST Cleator and Cleator Moor Past and Present. By the Rev. Ca?sar Caine, Vicar of Cleator. (Titus Wilson, Kendal.) The ancient village of Cleator lies midway between St. Bees, on ...
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... BOOKS of PEACEFUL INTEREST Younger Women and the Church of England Being a Report of the Girls' Special Committee of the Central Committee of Women's Church Work (founded as a Continuation Committee o ...
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... THE WORLD OF WAR Sir Douclas Haig's Great Push The Battle of the Somme. Part I. (Hutchinson.) 8d. net. This is the first instalment of a popular work, which will con tain in all about 700 reproduction ...
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... ROOKS of GENERAL INTEREST Pictures and Passages from Henry James. Selected by Mrs. Henry Head. (Chatto and Windus.) 3s. 6d. net. This little anthology is arranged under eighteen headings. The fi ...
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... THE SPHERE An Illustrated Newspaper for the Home. London, September Ninth, 1916. EDITORIAL AND GENERAL OFFICES: Qreat New Street, London, E.C. Telephone Number: 2200 Holborn (6 lines). ...
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... Printed by Eyre Spottiswoode, Ltd., His Maiesty's Printers, at East Harding Street, London, E.C.. and Published Weekly by The Sphere and Tatler, Ltd., Great New Street, London, E.C.-- September 13, 1916. Entered as Second-class Matter at the New York (N.Y.) Post Office, 1903 ...
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... SEND YOUR OLD COPY TO TOMMY The following letter from a soldier somewhere in France makes an appeal to our readers' generosity which we feel certain will not pass unheeded. SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. I do hope you will forgive the liberty I take in addressing this appeal to youf but I have on one or two occasions had the great pleasure of seeing your hook, The Tatler. I may say I saw it on a good ...
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... TO CONTRIBUTORS. The Editor gives the closest consideration to all matter sent in to him, and every endeavour is made to return promptly such material as the Editor is unable to use. It must, however, be distinctly understood that all matter is sent at the sender's own risk. All matter, whether articles or sketches or photographs, is accepted subject to the approval of the Censorship. ...
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... Printed by Eyre Spottiswoode, Ltd., His Majesty's Printers, at East Harding Street. London. E.G.. and P, Wished WppWIv hv Qduvdv t un T i nr. T mr. r* X T r- T J T? /a n If I Entered as Second-class Matter at the New York (N.Y.), Post Office. 1903 ^onaon' ^.^epvevioet id, iyio. ...
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... SEND YOUR OLD COPY TO TOMMY The following letter from a soldier somewhere in France makes an appeal to our readers' generosity which we feel certain will not pass unheeded. SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. I do hope you will forgive the liberty I take in addressing this appeal to you, but I have on one or two occasions had the great pleasure of seeing your book, The Tatler I may say I saw it on a good ...