... much better he bas, at all the necki of both arms m the United States' cavalry and artillery which remain to him ; and it will not have been unobserved by Europe that, while the oflkers of the United States' army have to an extraordinary extent proved unfaithful ...

... TUB UNITED STATES. (nov OUR OWN NEW YORK, April 1. The President has, by final decision, obtained release from a large section of his persecutors. The Federal oltioee for the State of New York are at last bestowed, fact that was announced here late night ...

... for the United States being worsted on the occasion of the Halifax Fisheries Arbitration. This manifestation of public semi. ment merits attention, not as it affects Mr. Fit h, but as in some degree foreshadowing the attitude ttf the United States in ...

... Record Office. Bisoctford. lb) Army officers and other ranks on lesos from units lii the United Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph S. They must return to their units to be demobilized if they can be spared. 11. It iis not necessary for offers ...

... provide dnaucial aesistance for ex-Service men who desire to suitable educe- Lion and training. with a view to their re-settlement in civil life, but who cannot otherwise allied to inert , the expenses involved. The scheme sanctioned sppliee 111 warrant ...

... have already received. Etzswruimm - r or An &Aide has already been published in Times on the subject of the resettlement of officers lit civil Employers are beginning to realise that the course of intensive training which turned civilians good officers ...

... was devised In the interests of resettlement to restore the supply of men of higher professional, business, and technisel attainments, by selecting for training at State expense ex-Service men whose preparation for civil careers has been prejudiced by ...

... • specially printed post card E.D. 404, enter upon it the nix n'e name. reeiment aI number, and the name and number of his unit with. i. possible, his home address, and return it to the Employment Exchange. NerrE.—ln the caw of of high educational attsinments ...

... eral of the Department of Civil Demobilization and Resettlement announces that, the twit date for the receipt of application, for repatriation from British workmen (including their wives and children) who came to the United Kingdom from °Tema, in order ...

... discussed. In the evening Mr. Plunket moved a resolution affirming the necessity of • general increase of salaries in the Irish Civil Service. Notwithstanding the opposition of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Gladstone,: the resolution was carried by ...

... of a Baron of the United Kingdom on Sir Charles Hardinge, Governor-General Designate of India. He will probably take the title' of Lord Penehurst. I The List. , The report of the Select. Committee of the i ;House of Commons on the Civil List was issued ...

... return would not in any way prejudice the interests of 1 the nation. He believed that would ease the , problem of labour resettlement a great deal. be Minister ass addressing a meeting of the Local Adriaory Committees for the West Midland area. He outlined ...