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... capacity on technical problems in connection with mechanised transport all types for Army requirements, and secure laiason with the mechanical engineering industry, so that the Army may in close touch with engineering progress and commercial production. The ...
... THE WOMAN'S VOTE. How a Great Opportunity is Being Missed. (Sheffield Telegraph Special.) For fifty }ears a small army of earnest, enlightened women struggled against the tide of public opinion and fought strenuously forward to win for the womanhood ...
... The Army to be Bioscoped The Army Council has at last given permission for cinematograph pictures to be taken of the artillery, cavalry, and infantry stationed at Alder- shot. This will be the first tume that troops have been paraded solely for the purpose ...
... Miss Charlesworth. The Salvation Army bands | paraded the streets of Sunderland during the afterneon, and General Booth, with Mrs. Booth and officers, pro coeded to lay the foundation stone of a new hall for the of the Army. The proceedings were of avery ...
... the Salvation Army, consisting of three men and one young woman, landed at Bombay on Wedneaday, with ® great demonstration of military pomp, A triumphal of war chariots, consisting of bullock carts, paraded the streets; the young woman beat a tam- bourine ...
... done. What one woman calls management another would call waste and cheese-paring economy; and want or waste and good management and perfect housekeeping are like the prices of food, subiect to variations opinion. The much-abused modern woman is. the whole ...
... THE RIG ARMY. NEW YORK, Saturday. visit along the American lines of communication from the sea to Field Headejuarters reveals in a striking manner the immense plans that have been made serve and care for the big army which the United States hopes to have ...
... Served in Navy and Army General Lord William Frederick Ernest Seymour, K.C.V.0., uncle of the Marquis Hertford, who celebrates his 72nd birthday to-day, is officer who can claim to have served both in the Nary and Army. His father was Admiral of the Fleet ...
... appeal in vain. WHAT THE ARMY IS DOING. or war, almost from pole to pole, is the Salvation Army, to comfort, The object of the Salvation to uplift, to feed the body and the Army is, and always has been, to make our Country a land fit spirit.- for heroes ...
... THE FORGIVING WOMAN. One of the cases on tho list at Barnsley this morning was that in which Gertrude Hal!, young married woman, Grimethorpe, charged Jamca Jackson, miner, with aggravated assault. Tho parties put in an appearance, but complainant at once ...
... 1919; Great Britain a nd Ire- ’ land, 1918; Hu . ry land, 1 xem | Latvia 1919; Li ithe Rat Ice a O 11919; Netherlands, 191 v5 Noi | 9 his, Ukrain United 1919 Ny i ate, States, enfranchisement complete, Among ¢ woman is makin, ag reat fight for freedom ...
... that pac- ?? _c entire Army believes them, and is convinced tint Mr. Booth and his wife are the victims of intrigue led hy Mr. Kcilert B-jo— and Colonel Eadie. One officer says to-day : Every man, woman, boy, a.-id tdrl in —3 Army loves Commcnde.r Booth ...