... ON FLITTING TO A NEW YORK FLAT THE STRANGE EXPERIENCE OF DR. GEORGE A. DORSEY The man who is suffering from lack of housing in this country has undoubtedly a very serious grievance but nothing as comp ...

... Australia in C Pageant of Empire at Wembley-- St. Paul's Cathedral Once Again Attracting Attention-- And Mars in Opposition. The Map f t k 5 of Australia Outlined by Living Performers The Report of the 1 if k t l Commission which has been Inquiring into the Proposed St. Pauls Bridge An Important Astronomical Note GOLD-ONE OF THE GREAT INDUSTRIES OF AUSTRALIA, AND THE LADIES WHO REPRESENT IT IN ...

... The Thorn in the Side of SPAIN I-- The Campaign in MOROCCO. Where the Spanish Forces Have for Years been Trying to Subdue the Riffs HOW THE RIFFS ARE COMPLETELY SURROUNDED BY THE SPANISH AND FRENCH IN MOROCCO-- THE SPANISH WESTERN FRONT BEFORE XAUEN MOORISH NOTABILITIES OF LARACHE AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF GENERAL DE RIVERA AT THE GATES OF THE CITY MOORISH ADHERENTS OF RAISULI PERFORMING A ...

... ENGLAND TAKES ITS ANNUAL SUMMER HOLIDAY. Pictures Gathered from the Various Seaside Resorts of Britain Now that summer has come, the world and his wife (to say nothing of the children) are all at the seaside enjoying the sea breezes and the sun. Even the children of the working classes are enjoying a respite from London the London County Council scholars, who dispersed for the holidays some ...

... 1 THE P LAY'S THE F THING t' ^^3 The Thorny Path of Criticism The Honest Critic Unburdens Himself. By HIEIRIBEET FAEJEQH The present comparative lack of activity in theatre- land, coupled with the fact that most of the more ardent playgoers are shooting in Scotland or loafing at seaside holiday resorts, has tempted Mr. Farjeon to unburden himself of certain views of the critic's function both ...

... SUMMER in NORTH-WEST IRELAND The Delights of Rosapenna in County Donegal When you visit Ireland you cease to wonder that exiles from it are sick and doleful for a sight of their native land. For it takes subtle hold on your heart, and you love its fair hills and lonely vales, its streams and mists, its loughs and its friendliness. You love it especially because of its romantic mystery, which ...

... lUUUUuuuuuuuuuuuUUIJUUUL'UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUIJlJUUUUU'JUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUuuuui A PICTORIAL WHO'S WHO of Prominent Personalities. Men and Women Who are Figuring in the News of the Moment The British Meat King Marries in New YorK Lord Vestey has just married, for the second time. Miss Evelyn Brodstone of Superior. Nebraska. He was first married in 1882. ...

... CONCERNING CHINESE W ALLS. A Land where Each Village and City has its Own Surrounding Wall. By MARY GAUNT Climbing the steepest points of the arid hills, crowning them, bridging their most inacces sible declivities, clear cut against the blue sky, goes the Great Wall of China. On and on it goes, up and up, climbing steadily, falling, climbing again, and again dropping into the valleys. In most ...

... auu WHO, WHEN, and WHERE BY THE BYSTANDER IN SOCIETY The Royal Family and Fishing I SAW in a newspaper the other day a discreet expression of surprise be cause no member of the Royal family cares for fishing. But why should anybody be surprised? Fishing is one of the sports that demand not only leisure, but constant experience from youth upwards. And what member of the Royal tamity has time ...

... AN INTERVAL FOR A SMOKE Som owers of the Crowhurst, including Mrs. Varndell, Mrs. Nessing. Miss Comber and Mrs. Mitchell IN A SUSSEX LANE Mr. Clegg (left), Mr. Helmes. Mr. and Mrs. Cowley Brown A REST FOR MAN AND BEAST Mr. s. w. Varndell (the Master). Captain Phillips, Mr. Bladon and Mr. W. E. May, with some of the hounds at a recent me ...

... rmo WiA STILL RUSTICATING Most dear Hon. Sir, BY the time these 4 or 500 lines have reach you, I are still in the provincials making to observe very studiously Anglo bucolics and other rural growths. Also I consider to myself with smirkish glee of the 1,000's of non or only semi-social persons who cannot any longer continue by the sea, or other sides, but must hasteishly return to their toils ...

... RACING NOTIONS. BY CARBINE The Leger Favourite MR. GEORGE LAMBTON was not at Stockton to see the successes of Torlonia and Blanchisseuse on Wednesday, but I was able to secure a most reassuring account of Sansovino. The hock which was inflamed in the early days of the month is now. I am informed, quite normal, and no recurrence of the trouble is feared. It is still questionable, of course, ...