... CONAN DOYLE LIFTS THE VEIL HIS OPIMION OF BRITISH SOLDIERS’ BRAVERY. (BY OUR SPECIAL COMMISSION! Kalurdav I h»* famoii'R b*4li ...

... GERMAN TACTI AT SEA. DANCER KEPT WIT BOUNDS. SIR A. CONAN DOYLE SUBMARINE MENAC London, Satin no rcafton fear tho jtho fcoa,” is opinion (riven by Sir Art Conan Doyle, in a special inter\ iew os question of the auhtntrino menace I( rcrnenibore«i that ...

... Gentleman** Record A Seat for Conan Doyle- A It i* well lam to tli.i! a •rat i-« likolv to! 1 | In' Parliamotit for Sir Arthur' I * *oiian l)o\l«\ (fi«ierrator that * Sherlo. Holing ** fair to leave hul have tuark literature a* hiAtonnir vvitli u*,“ ...

... a grant £2OOO from the Common Good given to the V.M.C. \. fund for the purch.i.*e of their now headquarter^. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ha- intimated that will not proceed in the nomination the candidate for Edinburgh and Andrews Universities in opposition ...

... this problem the world's •liortago food, the growing under boat menace becomes every day more son out; and just Sir Arthur Conan Doyle foreshadowed die submarine danger Britain, Ridgwcll Cullum in The Secret Submorine,” the remarkable story which •tarts in ...

... back to our tight little island. Mr Lloyd George—Now look you—for his dirty work I still must settle with the Turk. Sir Conan Doyle—Oh, would that I had only been In that wee hoose in Aberdeen. Sir Auckland—Astounding news, upon my soul, I hear Newcastle's ...

... how much of the German indemnity is going to Britain, how can we answer? Mars may be taking tremendous interest, too, in Conan Doyle and his spirits. In fact, the professor said as much. I have said that one of the longest messages that has come through ...

... evidence Mr Justice Darling's Court the other day, made good hei claim to have completely puzzled experts tuch as Sir A. Conan Doyle. Supt. Thomas, C.1.D., and others who attended her markable seances. She was very careful, however, not to explain how she ...

... financial rehabj, litation; nothing can be done except to and save a copy-book text, but truej Saturday Review. Safe Bet. A. Conan Doyle may be wrong in ol^ ing that there will be beer in heaven, but is certain there will be none in the , place.—Detroit Free ...

... Hornung, the creator of Raffles, burglar, is again writing his \vi? W-in stories, he telis me. He is a Si,. , ,°f Sir A. Conan Doyle, to L a Holmes owes his inception, ,° . knows ? —one day we shall '1°- ' n which Holmes, the master 'tan I' 163 with the ...

... behind the guns eould not get in a shot at the beast on account of the danger of hitting some people in the neighhood. When Conan Doyle wroto his Hound of the Baskervillea, he startled the world with a fantasy which for grim imagination would be hard to ...

... Kipling refused to oonsider his stories being screened for many months, but at last he ha 3 come into line with Barrie, Conan Doyle, Hall Caine, and all the other famous authors who are now showing. SHIRLEY KfLLOCC'S SHOES. In violent contrast to the ...