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... (entertainers). 4.4s—Women’s hour. s.ls—Kiddies’ hour. 6.ls—Scholars’ half-hour. 7—News from London. 7.10—J. C. B. Carter on ” Joseph Conrad and His Works.” 7.25 New ana weather. 7.3o—Orchestra; overture, Irish Comedy.” 7.40 —Song cycle, Bunch of Shamrock.” B ...
... c. 1. Rev. H. J. Coxon gave rousing address on the subject, Try it on the boss. In his opening remarks he referred to Joseph Conrad, oae of our greatest novelists, who was not Englishman, and was adult before he knew our language. He was a seaman for ...
... by F. M. FORD (F. M. Finder). The contents include the open.: ins chapters of a story entitled The Nature of a Crime, JOSEPH CONRAD and M. HUEFFER. Verse by EZRA POUND and others, etc.. ...
... Conquest and G. Lally. The Missing Million, by Edgar Wallace. The Inevitable Millionaires, by E, P. Oppenheim. The Rover, by Joseph Conrad. The Outsider, by Joan Sutherland. •La Bodega,” by Vicente B. Ibanez. Eris, by K. W. Chambers. The Spell Siris, by Muriel ...
... Junr. P. Austin. Under Eastern Stan Mrs. F. Fussed. We Women! Counter*: Harcynska. Spell of Saris Muriel Hine. The Rover Joseph Conrad. Six Days Elinor Glyn. Adventures of Gerry. Dorothea Cenyerv. Fate of Osmond Brett H. Hutchinson. Summertime penis Marknil ...
... mentioned :— “The Life of John by Sidney Colvin, ublished 1917, “The Ivory Tower,” by Henry James, 1917. Arrow of Gold,” Joseph Conrad, 1919. * The Life of John Keats ’’ is, of course, the most notable, as it is the only full one that has been written about ...
... crueler. Mr. A. Basalt—Myer date rack. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cats--Shelley'. poems. Evelyn Whyte- -Water roles?. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conrad complete let edlticm de Luxe of J. Conrad's works. Lady Muriel Boyle—Glass. Mr and Mrs. linfrot—Tea cloth. and xtrs . 8 ...
... and those who have contributed spe• ithens of their work include Sir James Barrie, whose volume is an autobiogiaphy, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John Drinktratcr, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. G. K. Chesterton. and Mr. Rudyard Kipling. The latter has made a selection ...
... and peculiarities of a crowd of authors ( photographs of some of whom corao in by tho way ) from Mr Galsworth y and Mr Joseph Conrad to Miss . Sackvillo West and Miss Zona Gale . It embodies a hugo amount of biographical and bibliographical information ...
... Belra Apparent (Sir Phillip Gibbs) Ronls oat of Egypt (Jill Penbrooke) Leave it to Femlth (P. G. Wo.lehonte) The Rover Joseph Conrad) Old (OUver Bandys) Another Scandal (Cosmo Hamilton) The Water Divine? (Dolf Wyllarde) The Snchantcd April Fortune Fool ...
... and contains the Opening Chapters of Stirring Scf* * TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM g-r-eatest hvirtff writer of today I JOSEPH CONRADS i NEW GREAT NOVEL ITHEROVEF ALL BOOKSELLERS & LIBRARIES TfentT Published by YtSuer r FISHER Terrace London^ coloured because ...
... done much useful work Mel and seethed gales from personal experience. he said to k now more about the elm. So also did Joseph Conrad, who devoted tion of trusts than ant man in the hour • whole book to the description of a movement. Be w . as editor n ...