... Norman. Wreaths were ' received from Harry and Godfrey; A father *nd mother grateful memory Price's self-sacrifice in trying save their son; and Mrs J Barrett; from and Mrs from Mr and Mrs Edward Thomas. The principal mourners Master Bar-1 rett's funeral ...

... YOUTH And Empire. MR. BALDWIN'S GREAT SPEECH Looking Ahead, » Stanley Baldwin was the guest of honour at the annual dinner of the Imperial League at the Connaught Rooms, London, on Saturday evening. Responding to the toast of Our Ckiests, proposed ...

... FROM STRENUOUS YOUTH graceful age. BY ,f REV. E. J. HARDY, M.A. 'Hor How to Happy though Married, etc.) . (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.) time ago it was the fashion to youth, and make ifc take a very * clc S©at indeed. It was only admired ''-dies; men had to ...

... get at the heart of youth. He, like many others, regretted the controversy in connexion with the Prayer Book, but when the matter was settled he was sure they would be able to get at youth better and obtain a greater response. Youth required sympathy to ...

... Tue Convicr Barwick.—Mr. Lester has been to London, on the benevolent mission of trying to save the life of this wretched man, and get his sentence commuted to penal servitude for life, on the ground of the entire absence of premeditation in his awful ...

... those engaged in the work would succeed in saving as many they oould they only save a few children from starvation they would feel they had been able to something. (Hoar, hear.) Nobody need reproach himself for trying to help little children. He thought too ...

... more than 650 youths among its inmates, and never has discipline been better observed, nor has our moral influence been more potent.'' Tiie director alludes next to the kind of farm school of Orfrasiere about miles from Mettray, where GO youths are trained ...

... has someone worth saving for For her security INVEST NATIONAL SAVINGS Issued by th* National Savings Commits** but it wasn't always so —only I'd leave for work without so One morning I mentioned much as a word of'goodbye', to a friend in the office. He ...

... available, if the symptoms ofehease again make re head way. The resiriied- fund is exheuated-rtbe friend in Is need. is Ino more. It remains, tberdfore, for the friends of your hi -Society to lay to heart the p ci~ciaousI tecura- of its existence, SCc and tt ...

... SAVED. the Irish. AND church , r °bbery, * r> PROPOSALS. fe le ev the WIU ° the s been , y the Prime Minis-, f , a « a in. . a>on strat«d over and try r t instance has just Va! B-pi 0 notice of the coun as ted, ar Mr. Asquith °^ a if (Committee tS ...

... A TRYING ALTERNATIVE. Beryl is just twenty-one. She is tall and graceful ; fafir as a lily, and as beautiful. She is the only child ofI the late Sir Gerald Blythe, of Bloscobel Towers, Torquay, an orphan and an heiress, Laset year rhe laid her well-worn ...

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