... PICTORIAL The Leipzig Farce. The Solicitor-General said in reply to one of the many questions put to him in the House last week upon the subject of this travesty of justice where the German war criminals are concerned, that it would be improper to make a statement at the present moment, but that his questioner might care to know that a sentence given in his-- the Solicitor-General's-- presence ...

... . Go to the Tournament. TAespite the great difficulties and dislocations which have been caused by this miserable coal strike, the authorities responsible for the Naval and Military Tournament bravely decided to carry on as usual this year, and we are sure that they have decided wisely in doing so. Of the display it can only be said that it exceeds in brightness and interest any other that has ...

... BRIGGS by Graham by Graham ...

... CAPTAINS ALL Some Moire Vistliinas of o^n.ir Wmir .Artist,, A PAGE OF COMPANY COMMANDERS. Our caricaturist, Lieutenant Fred May, has this week specialised in three pipperB, as all of the officers in the above collection have attained to captain's rank, and have all, so we understand, been through it in France BY LIEUTENANT FRED MAY ...

... V lyelli (Regd. Trade Viyella (Regd. Trade Mark), Don't order flannel shirts for Active Service Wear. Ask for and insist on getting in regulation shade. ...

... . The Scheme that Failed.-- I learn from a Bombay source that the falling through of the scheme to send a team of Indian cricketers over here next year was largely due to the opposition of the Parsees, who saw as time went on that the team would contain at the most four Parsees, and one of these, M. E. Pavri, only owing to his ability as a captain as his first-class cricketing days are over. ...

... IN LIGHTER VON 8 Kr Striking Another Match. THE announcement of the new book about Deal Hole reminds one of his record of a brilliant repartee called forth by an epitaph upon a tomb in Virginia: A famous author residing in that state was bereaved of his wife and inscribed upon her gravestone, 'The light is gone from my life.' 1 lme not only modified his distress but kindly and wisely ...

... PICTORIAL POLITICS. Reason Rules. HP here were some very illuminating speeches at the extraordinary general meeting of the Trades' Union Congress, which took place last week, on the issue of direct action as opposed to political action, but the palm for putting the whole case against the former in a nutshell must go to Mr. Clynes, who said: You declare a general strike, and he (the Prime ...

... . To Washington T t is good news that after all Mr. Lloyd George hopes ■T to be able to get to Washington to the great Disarma ment Conference, because his strong personality and his unrivalled gift of oratory make him the most suitable spokesman for this country in a cause which overshadows in its scope even the very urgent domestic difficulties with which this country is faced at the present ...

... Pictorial Politics,, The Budget. ALL congratulations to Mr. McKenna upon his second war Budget, which has been re ceived very favourably by the country in general notwithstand ing the few carping criticisms which arose at the debate in the House. Every financial pro posal which takes money out of somebody's pocket for the good of the State is bound to hit that particular class of person more ...

... D. II. Wyndham Lewis SEMOLINA pudding-- the stuff you used to chuck at Nanny from your high chair-- is the chosen diet enabling a leading Alpine boy to skip from crag to crag, a member of the Ski Club disclosed in the Times. Though an expert complaining next day about the rarefied atmosphere on Mount Everest did not mention this fodder, one felt it hovering in the air, so to speak. Candidates ...

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