... Groves and E. Alicock). JOSEPH CONRAD DEAD. Seaman who won Literary Fame. English literature is robbed of one of its most corhspienous and, in soni, ways, its most romantic figure by the death yesterday of Mr. Joseph Conrad. The famous novelist had been ...

... literature is described The Miami says that the death of Thomas Hardy, coming as it does ei soon after tho deaths of Joseph Conrad and Rider Haggard, will leave a big gap in the contemporary literature of Great Britain. Tho Populaire, the Socialist ...

... Conrad. elder •on of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, who pleaded guilty to converting to his own use 51,100 entrusted to him to buy manuscripts of his father's works. Air. Richard Carle, an intimate friend of Joseph Conrad, said after accused had been ...

... Theatre during the first part of this week. It is • picture of absorbi interest. This is from the well-known nove lty Joseph Conrad, and George O'Brien appears in the role of Nostromo, a plucky South American captain of a gang of longshoremen, who is ...

... which are good productions. The foremost of these pictures is Romance. a screen version of the novel of that name by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer. The leading_ parts in the picture are taken by Ramon Novarro and Marceline Day. Iwo better artistes ...

... and gives special bibliographies. Amon the authors written about last year were John Maaefield, J. M. Bar ri e, Hardy, Joseph Conrad, Anatole France, and John Glahrworthy. At the Gideon library, in 1919, a George' Eliot memorial alcove' was inaugurated ...

... vols.); If Youth but Knew. by A. and E. Castle (5 Childhood 'of the World. by E. Clodd (2 vole.); Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad (4 vole.); ' The Splendid Spur, by Sir A. I'. Quiller-Couch (3 vols.): Four songs for contralto voice; Geography of England ...

... If Youth but Knew, by A. and E. Castle (5 vols.); Childhood of the World, by E. Clodd (2 vols.); Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad (4 vols.); The Splendid Spur. by Sir A. T. Quiller- Couch (9 vole.); Geography of England (1 vol.); Jesus of History ...

... bridge whose principal opening was a single arch of 1,650 ft. span—Central News. In teresting Wills. JOSEPH CONRAD LEAVES i 20,000. Mr. Joseph Conrad, of Oswalds, Bishopsbourne, Canterbury, the well-known writer of sea stories, and formerly a master mariner ...

... The story of Joseph Conrad's life had been prepared for ,the September issue of the Coventry Readers' Bulletin before the news of his death was received, and by the courtesy of the City Librarian we reproduce the article:— Joseph Conrad is one of the ...

... city. Amongst the new selection of books in Braille type this month are:— Sky Pilot. by Ralph Connor: Typhoon, by Joseph Conrad; Way of an Eagle, by Ethel H . Dell: Rodney Stone, by Air A. Conan Doyle: and Joanna Godden. by Sheila Haye-Smith ...

... (tenor) ; Doris Vevers 8.0 ( ee eorgie Wood in “ Domestic Episodes,” with Dolly Harmer. 8.15 (London), “ One Day re,” b: Joseph Conrad; _pro- duced Katherine Pole. 9.0 (Lon- don), We ather forecast, Secon: news bulletin. 9.15, Chamber music, relayed from ...