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... in America By ELLEN WL IT was with some misgivings that I set out for America with the Miners' Delegation. True, there was money enough there keep the miners' families from want, however long the grim battle might be waged, but the kind of people who ...
... AMERICA. SIR lAN HAMILTON'S DRAMATIC DECLARATION. Striking comments on the results of the war were made General Sir lan Hamilton in an address on Sunday to cx-Scr\ice men's organisations Glasgow. A speaker, he s--id, lelt himself tempted to pander to ...
... 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 WHITE PLAINS (N.Y.V Monday The trial opened here to-day of the suit which Mr. Leonard Kip Rhinelander is bringing against his wife, Mrs. Alice B. Rhinelander, for the annulment of their marriage on the ground that his wife concealed the fact that ...
... IN AMERICA, Miss lf. .1. itelloclf,iVefirst winner of the. Eh? of London Vaextjort - Pontrie Research Scholarship In Eduaktiou, described the results of her research in America. She etophasised the wide interest taken by people in America in Englitt ...
... IN AMERICA. HABBT VARDON’S EFFORT TO WIN CHAMTOONSHIP. Toledo {Ohio). Wednesday, The conditions to-day, when the . second the qualifying competition of the American Open Championship was played the Inverness course, were much improved, and instead the ...
... AMERICA' PARIS, Wednesday, 10.10 a.m. I•inancial Conference has signed ment. final plenary sitting of the Al Conference opened at 9.15 morning. The Italian and , Inian representatives signed the al agreement with reservations. o plenary conference ended ...
... AMERICA. IMPRESSIONS of a TWELVE-DAY TRIP. COUNTRY OF HARD FACED MEN AND WOMEN. Heat prciiibiiion. and dollar!. These are the three tilings tbai-. made most impression oq Alderman E. J. Farr (Deputy Mayor Yeovil) during twelve days visit the United States ...
... AMERICA Met With Rather Hostile Reception A Central News cablegram received ib London yeeterday aaid : Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., the Eng. liah railway-men's leader, met with rather hostile reception in landing ' Hundreds Labourists had assembled on the ...
... IN AMERICA. It is only just the wrong who continually go and get ilnink, declared General Bowe, who, in ialluding to prohibition, mentioned that a friend rat lit- had carried on an extended tour of all forms or business in America. In his report, which ...
... AMERICA FOR THE AMERICANS. COOLIDGE'S HIGH TARIFF POLICY. ...
... IN AMERICA. Speaking of land drainage, Sir Douglas said it was strange to find that the inventive minds of our agricultural engineers had not turned more readily to the solution of the problem of efficient drainage by mechanical means. In America. where ...