... the end of the deliberations of the Council of Four the preliminary Peace Treaty. ¥ His Christmas shopping! Pleaso send a bottle of dusky time for next Christmas, is a customer's appeal to a licensee in South London. ¥ ¥ A prize is to be given for ...

... little girl wishes me to thf'nk JV'other Humber for the lovely doll y ...

... Amerongen shortly before Christmas is confirmed. It understood that the attempt occurred on December 21st, Colonel Lea and his companions p.annmg to give the Kaiser free ride auto to Paris and to present him to President Wilson as a Christmas gift. reported that ...

... living unworthy of what has been done for us long we tolerate the existing desecration of His Day whose are and we serve. At Christmas we beheld Bab© born unto us. Presently shall gaze upon the same face; for our sak?s marred with blood drops streaming from ...

... congenital feeblemindedness The Chief Constable that prisoner was the son James David Pickup of Zion Amerongen shortlv before Christmas is confirmed Pickup of Zion is attempt occurred De- eldest child-cember 21 Hls February 1918 communique from the v ouguima ...

... SOLDIERS’ FUND WOUND UP. A meeting of the Tburlstone Soldiers' anfi Sailors’ Christmas Gifts Committee was held under the chairmanship of Mr. George wind up the accounts in connection with the fund. Mr. Charles Kaye hon. treasurer, submitted a statement ...

... THE DEMOBILISATION ftir.—l hiv« son lh« R.F./». joined Lord K)t«h*n«f'i Army 1914, h» France in 1915, has four Christmas Days in the Balkans, Hut never had any leas»>. His last si#ms any leive; the papers from the works claiming me; they have pur- thorn ...

... waggle to fit bis tail. In tbia Merry-go-Round Mr. Gale's most whimsical fancies are reprinted. Among them are set of Christmas poems which be treasured all who would destroy the pestilent heresy that Santa Claus is not what have always declared him ...

... in any case we hope the humorous invent* of the conundrum will send us the ansW ( and put us out of our misery'. Fop a. Christmas Party. Question 5 is in quite another categoi which one might perhaps label “fan comedy.” Read the following instructions ...

... tb« Professional Examination* lA.M.LC.E,, A.M.1.M.E.. A.M.1.E.E.1 will May next. March 31*!. 1920, vitb *h*ri. «o »Jie And Christmas. lasting about JO weeks. will lor young nr who have born demobilised, and training bivn delayed by war. Intending e«.ud*ata ...

... of the effort over £8 Holland. A. Lord, J. T. Mitchell, ond W. J. dealt. with by the manager were attentively aid to the Christmas aore. Tout (representing the workpeople), and Major Barker, 31.1 . (militaryne scnta ve listened to. Conference reporsefrom ...

... 'Examination* (A M.I.C.E . A M.I.M.F. . A-M wii) May Ist next. and tenninat© March 31 1920. with short in the Summar and »' Christmas. The com*, lasting about weeks. will »uitib!« young officers men baaa been demobilised, ana whose training hat been delayed ...