... T)0PEBRiiDLEy> l^EBRiDLEY JL Ciuii Military Naua/ Jailors of OLD BOND ST LONDON-^ By Appointment to H.M. the King of Spain. S&ytny oF^uczd POST DATES By D. A. B. You can't blame a girl for taking the best market, where it's a question of real importance. And you can quite understand a chap preferring to go to a whoopee party instead of dining as arranged with his aunt. But you can kick at the ...

... Life and Laughter The Sincere Verger. A SCOTTISH minister, who had worked hard in his parish for a long year, was feeling the effect physic ally, and saw that unless he took a holiday he would have a breakdown. This holiday was not forthcoming as several sources of his income were still outstanding --pew rents were in arrear, and he could not afford to no away. The sympathetic old verger, ...

... A Lawn Tennis Log. The French Championships Borotra returns to the lists and unhorses the holder Til den's new hook and its praise of the French game. >c5y A .W. M. THE French championships lasted fifteen days, but that was not the fault of the weather, which was consistently kind. On the thirteenth day, the executive drew up a centre court programme which under estimated the length of matches ...

... My dream took me to the scene of a race-course accompanied by a lady friend, who must here be known as Mrs. H, and her little boy. She had recently lost her husband and was very worried at the time as to the future of her little son. He was an excellent little sportsman, being an exceptionally fine rider. A friend of hers, a race-horse owner, suggested making a jockey of A, which eventually ...

... by Valentine Williams VARIOUS unauthorised statements con tinue to be printed from time to time regarding the King's plans for the winter. The fact that these have not been officially announced sugges ...

... by Valentine Williams IN one of his moments of bitter exasperation against his new master, the hot-headed and irresponsible William II, old Bismarck exclaimed upon him as a young gentleman in a hurry ...

... Problems of Radio Selectivity By Rohe?t IV. Beare WITH the new wavelength scheme, and the somewhat reduced separa tion between stations, the need for good selectivity has become increasingly apparent. A really good modern radio set is well designed in this respect, but there are, of course, more receivers in use that are not absolutely up-to-date than there are wireless sets which do comply ...

... by Valentine Williams IN one of his moments of bitter exasperation against his new master, the hot-headed and irresponsible William II, old Bismarck exclaimed upon him as a young gentleman in a hurry ...

... by Valentine Williams VARIOUS unauthorised statements con tinue to be printed from time to time regarding the King's plans for the winter. The fact that these have not been officially announced sugges ...