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... LAND FOR SALE ‘IPORTS Ground for Bale. level, dry. choice 200 acres. Immediate possession. Shirley. Hockley Heath. Earlswood Lakes. can suit all requirements.— Ardencote. Claverdon. 'Phone Cleverdon 399. 'Oct 91 N P.O Welder. capable of preparing own ...
... ALVATION ARMY REVOLT DENIAL Commissioner John cMilland, Chief of the aff of the Salvation Army, •vies in the War Cry • tements which suggest at widespread diisatisfacin exists among the officers the Salvation Army. I The latest of these, he ales ...
... BRITISH TROOPS LANDED AT RIGA. BOLSHEVIKS STILL ADVANCING. POLAND’S NEW MOVE. ARMY MARCHING ON BERLIN.” Cepcnhagen, Thursday. A telegram from Riga states that British troops of all arms have been landed there and also at L'bau and ’A'lndatii—Central News ...
... LORD DCNDONALD ON ARMY REFORM. Major-Galeria Lord wee one of Abe gueets of the Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Crab at the annual dinner o• Wednesday sight.—Re. I emending to the toast of The Imperial Tatum. I be said the war had taught them the strewth ...
... Private armies” kept , BY NEIGHBOURS of Bomb-disposal Unit “Quiet Court” between two women neighbours who, according 'te u,l sel, acquired something in the nature of small * es P r °tect themselves against each other.” e of a remarkable story told in ...
... AEROPLANE FLEET AT FRENCH ARMY MANCEUVRES. From Our Own Palm, 6undq. Tbe Clement• Bayard airship and a number of aeseplanee arrived by air in Pieordp this morning to take part in the autumn manceuvrea On board the Cement-Bayard is a wireless telegraph ...
... THE MODERN WOMAN ON THE CYNIC. THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY GAZETTE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 11. DOI Olefins Jeweller when charged with drunken- ' policy on public and on party grounds. the King, and they are to been duty until the LONDON LETTER. . at Breeisgreire-4 ...
... GAZETTE HOME PAGE FOR WOMAN READERS. Touch Wood ! LINE of the most popular mascots in the British Army was the little mannikin known an Touch-wood. Bith his small, oaken body. bright eyes. and khaki ° cap. he waa to be seen in every shop. mounted ...
... THE LANDING of the INVADERS. OUR NEW SERIAL STORY. One detachment landed with the aid of a fuelling machine. dad this' ' she asked. That.' . armored the Milk with a lush, as .f afraid of ridicule. there for setae sad—sad observations. Evelyn. Oilskins ...
... Instead the Territorial Army of 130.000 men is to be lll ght up to war strength of 170,000, and this figure is to be lncluding 100,000 in anti-aircraft units and the sUlar Army strength of 246,000, this will give Britain a land force of about 686,000 men ...
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... land men jests of an prince Midland soldiers. P - v. Harrison, R.C.S., - road. King's Signaller Raymond of Knighton ,llr e), and Pte, J. ' Thursfield - road. ' rving in the Army in Gently spent a short as guests of the of Mysore, wealthy large independent ...