... He did not spare the power's of evil, and if German militarism is not one of them I would be glad to be informed what is Armies have, throughout the centuries, before and after the coming of the Master, who said He had come to bring not peace but a sword ...

... strong and luminous the azure of the sky is deep and intense it is, in fact, a southern sky, illumining and warming a northern land scape. From the short description we have now given of the scenery in Avhieh avc shall locate the Avinter sports which form ...

... Burman smokes, man, woman. {Concluded from page 759.) and child, the most prodigious cheroots, ten to eleven inches long and three-quarters of an inch in diameter. To have a stall at the bazaar or a small shop at home, is a Burman woman's great ambition ...

... modern drama. I think women are wonderful nowadays, volunteered Doris; why, one of the best plays in town was written by a woman. Indeed, which play is that? asked Joyce. 'Anna Christie.' replied Doris, written by Jean O'Neil, I'm told. Are you ...

... Henry Kendall as the Acting Staff Captain, and Mr. Charles Groves as the Brigade Mess Corporal do equal credit to the British Army and to the British stage. I hope to hear more of Mr. Berkeley as a playwright. The Art Theatre gave us last week what I take ...

... rattle of carts and cabs and omnibuses, and its horrible din of milk- vans in the early morning London, with its multitudinous army of bawlers who bawl fruit and veget- ables and newspapers and other things, and who are led by the leather-lunged and stentor-like ...

... annals of aeronautics which has gone almost unnoticed. On February 20th, 1906, the first crossing of the Channel by air by a woman was accomplished. The lady con cerned was Mrs. Griffith Brewer, wife of an early member of the Aero Club who himself was a ...

... nothing, less than a month ago, came along. History was made here by the leading place in a major Three- Day Trial going to a woman. One can think of few more qualified for such an honour than Miss V. I. Machin-Goodall, of Sudbury, Suffolk, who has been a ...

... have been more profitable employment. (By the way, from internal evidence and outside rumour, I suspect the author of being a woman but one never knows these days, so I'll continue to call her him.) I haven't the bear-baiting instinct, so I never laugh at ...

... written it so naively. Bulldog Drummond is a man's play because it is incredibly boyish. It will probably prove to be a woman's play because it gives Mr. du Maurier the chance of being incredibly cool and collected, incredibly swift to seize occasion ...

... If it had been the Government never would have dared to have stopped it. If the sires of Army horses had been chosen as the result of racing every man and woman and child would have known that racing must not stop. That it has stopped, is what the country ...

... of seeing some of the gems of the year, and breeders are now planning their cam paign for next spring, for the wise man or woman does not trouble overmuch about winter puppies if they can be avoided. Cold weather is not so favourable for growth and orderly ...