... JOSEPH CONRAD’S FUNERAL. The funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, the tarn one novelist, took place at Canterbury yesterday. A motor-car loaded with wreaths followed the motor hearse,* and the chief mourners were Mr. Borys and Mr. John Conrad (sons) ...

... succeeded in the title by his elder son, Viscount Moreton, who was born in 1875. JOSEPH CONRAD. Great Author’s Burial at Canterbury, 'Plie funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad took place Canterbury yesterday. The body was taken by road from Oswalds, Bis ...

... MOSTROMO By Joseph Conrad. A powerful romance of love jife and honour in the struggle for wealth. NEWS FILM. BusTER BROWN COMEDY A SWEET PICKLE - ldeal Comedy Thunda';,__l:'}-i(ifiy & Saturday MARY ASTOR and LLOYD HUGHES in . The Scarlet Saint Here is ...

... 1 LONDON'S -- 1 PA :. -- ..: .711.1.1 • . - 4 * I . * WEEKLY • WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATXD THE CHARM • NOWUST ARTIST ? Joseph Conrad, Galsworthy. H. O. Or Arthur Conan Dm May 4ohn Hugh Phill. pens, W. W Jacobs, Solloc Lowndes, Macaulay, Gilbert copppon ...

... in the world, which is to take a two years' voyage round the world. Bearing the name of that groat writer of the sea, Joseph Conrad, the vessel is 'I, to be used as a cadet ship for the train Ij - ing of British boys in the science and art of seamanship ...

... y su might of the Roman infantry at The Batile of Cannae. 1460 — Scottish King é:memkledbg' shgednom' Castia. 1924 -- Joseph Conrad, Polish-born author of Lord Jim and The Secret Agent, died. 1926 — Britain's first traffic lights were installed at Picadiily ...

... Badge Courage,” Stephen Crane’s famous story ot war, has been re-issued with a highly appreciative preface by the late Joseph Conrad (Heinemann: 3s. 6d. net). ...

... TRAINING SHIP Mr Villiers bought the Joseph Conrad, Bearing the name of the great writer of the sea, from the Danish Government, with the view to using it as a training ship. Twenty cadets are to be engaged for the circumnavigation trip, and it is possible ...

... WED THURS. FRI. ann SAT JOSEPH The HOUSE of INTRIGUE WELL-KNOWN NOVEL Starriog “ Victory Peggy May Tre famous novel by & Joseph Conrad adapted for the screen by Maurice AN absorbing drama ‘from Tourneur, the great the novel by Arthur W ducer. It is a.story ...

... SIX GOOD NOVELS. MRS. MASON PROTESTS ANTHONY UNDER WESTERN EYES JOSEPH CONRAD GOD AND THE KING vI.VRJORIE BO WEN LOVERS 13) G. A. HIRMINGHAM PETER, AND JANE (a) S. MACNAUGHTAX THE UNOFFICIAL HONEYMOON (6) WYLLARDE Th*; figure (>.„ number coitions printed ...

... surprise me, it iwj be to many people, to learn that Joseph Conrad paid at least one visit Sheffield. The fact is mentioned I* his friend, Mr. Richard Curie, in interesting book, “The Last Years of Joseph Conrad,” just f '* - lishcd. It was during the fateful ...

... says Mr. Barrett. Guy de Maupassant has the biggest appeal for Mr. Barrett's customers. Then follow closely O. Henry, Joseph Conrad and Kudyard Kipling. Edgar Wallace's mystery and detective stories are much in demand.—British United Press. ...