... E.” HOUSE. Tal* the the Law. starring GERALD MAURIER and All-Star Caet. Also Chumps and Chances IVitagraph Comedy',, Woman's Land Army (Interest), &o. Ac. EMPIRE. WAKEFIELD —Twice Nls-htly, except Thursday, Friday, when Once Nightly. F. Thurston’s Musical ...

... THE ARMY OF WAGS Since the first draft the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps landed French soil just six months ago, many similar bands women have marched down that road fight for their country in office, cookhouse, and workshop. Within that short period of ...

... SEEN WITH WOMAN. Certain it was, paid Mr. Muskett, that about nine o’clock on Monday morning he was seen in company with woman who was a prominent member the British Communist party, to leave a house at Chalk Farm, the residence of ex-Colonel Malone. ...

... WOMAN’S WALK. The war has effected many changes in our modes of life and general deportment, and woman reflects these changes to even greater extent than man. • Take the subject of gait Many women have adopted a military stride the result of their experience ...

... yesterday by General Üborevich, Commander of the troops taking part in the Soviet's military manoeuvres. Our army is an army of peace, an army for the defence of our country, he said in his speech of welcome to the delegates. An aggressive spirit is ...

... in the the g.retalter pari the -Laud Army. She has talked and had tea, she says, with women of the Land Army who. it appears, would have corduroy breeches and smock for a rest gown. Well, they could. The Land Army does not prevent any of its ...

... rnusketry and artillery nractice, &c., fhe ,War Office are ncquiring control of huze areas of land. These ?? the Aldeslshot tnilitarr dis- trict. the whole of the Crown lands in ?? Forest (in flamnehirel: for the South-Eastern ?? dis- trict. a birr stretoh of ...

... Navy: Certain units of the Home Fleet. Army: sth Division. Royal Air Force: Certain bomber fighter and Army co-operation units. No attempt is being made to solve any major problem connected with opposed landings, the principal aims of this exercise being—(a) ...

... councils to cultivate unoccupied land promise to add considerably to the homo grown food supply. The Leeds Corporation Parks’ Committee announced last Saturday their intention to cultivate a large acreage of park lands, as well as unoccupied laud that ...

... THE PAPAL ARMY. The correspondent of the Pall .llfall Gazette writes from Rome, August 9 :-If the Pope first went to the camp of instruction through perils of flood, the second visit will be attended with perils of robbers, the roads being now infested ...

... TE SALVATION1 ARMY. The .Daaly .Wes haa reviewed a book entitled 1An ex- i V ~~Ikpeqriencee of. the Salvation Army, byMr. JT. .X~ 3. B. BtedWne brought out by the Christian Commion- ?? a wealt 'Publihig Company, 73, Ludgate-hill. They bi ?? Rey. Cunningham ...

... cutting tile c~wtsrs. TIhe Fretleh boats landed th2twhole front Ohe shlop which first escaped, all seamen, anri abou' 300 officers, they-set fire to it after- x7ardls. The other was an ?? shi'p, fronit Uhich were landed most of the men.' The Spaniards also ...