... AMERICA ATLANTIC CITY. Saturday. The .trifle order to take September 1 will involve IMMO anthracite Cote last night it was reported that pi,- ley. were proceeding with the object resuming negotiant's'. In the meet of • strike the men's executive win mike ...

... AMERICA DEBUT AS FAUST WITHOUT ...

... AMERICA. The &dm is informed by Mrs. R. Gore, wife of the Findon trainer. that Royal Falcon has been sold to Mr. Stephen Sanford. the American owner. and will shortly lease for the United States. Royal Falcon. formerly owned by Miss Williams-Bulkeley ...

... IN AMERICA. The Woman correspondent of the Daily Post writes :—Apparently London is to see Mr. Cyril Maude as an actor no more. When he return. from America, where he has raked in a pleasant amount of money during his long tour. more especially with ...

... AMERICA , -mama WWI AL TO TNT IJIMRPOOL PONT' Washington. Friday.—President Harding's War College speech, yisterdey. Th t there mar never COM • a tune shoe armed fortes are is being construed heir by many as preparing the people not to expert too much ...

... AMERICA, _ _ AMBRICA, 'AMERICA. AilllOSOUth Aik& Office 117. OLD MAD STREET. ' Capltal. Haw • Moped to adalitios to 7 AFFILIATE D Ih'STI OF SP, Cowl tri ...

... AMERICA, WASHINGTON. Friday, Mr. Wallace, Minister of Agriculture, has fixed June 11 for the conference with the delegation from Liverpool and Manchester Cotton Exchanges to discuss the Cotton Standards Act which provides that all sales and shipments ...

... AMERICA AMEMIZA AMERICA MANORROTER YEMEN X AISRA, P. & O. LINE. LONDON ROTTERDAM LLOYD LINE. LONDON SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC CO, GOTHENBURG. WELL LINE, LONDON. ) NORTHERN FRANCE AND BELGIUM. BENNETT LINE. E & CONTINENTAL LTD. LIVERPOOL. CIE CUL TEANBATLANTIQUE ...

... AMERICA. Paris. Thursday.—A tolagrnm from Berlin slates that after an agreement with an American syndicate, the Zeppelin Company ha* decided to take up in the United States the construction of dirigibles, which has been forbidden Germany the Versailles ...

... AMERICA. Ste Du hue. the well-knoi jockeyphen , ha& caused a writ foe libel to be issued against the Paris edition at an American newspaper in respect of rellee• lions made upon his of Papyrus in the match against 74v, at Belmont Park, in October. 1923 ...

... AMERICA. Not Pince 1905 ha• • British draughts team done battle in America. Now, after twenty-two years, another team, representing England and Scotland, is going to U.S. A. The players left Liverpool this afternoon in the Leyland liner Winifredian. The ...

... IN AMERICA According to the New York Herald, to-day, American bankers are negotiating with agents of the Irish Free State for • loan of 4.3.1100,000 dollars. The loan, it is said, sill be secured he the Irish Customs, and there will be no guarantee ...