News from 07/09/1924
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John Ervine, Ernest Newman, Lloyd's, M. Herriot, E. N., Major Mitford Brice, South African, Retired, S. P. Shanahan, Mr. Macdonald, E. V. Lucas, Sir J. Marriott M. P., James Agate, Frank Rutter, W. Brooke Smith, Roy Devereux, Archibald Williams, E. N. E., H. P. Cholmeley, George C. Stead, D. R. Gent, M. Hall, Roland Atkinson, L. Van Vliet, Crawfurd Price, Brodie Fraser, Pearl Secretan, Enquirer, Pandora, Henry Murray, R. J. Barrett Financial Editor, Harold Cox,
ResumoBlüthner The Trocadero Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Palace Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Ramstage Granville Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Cecil Restaurant The Rembrandt Rooms Multiple Display Advertising Items Albemarle Hotel Granville Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove Hatch Mansfield & Co Ltd Barclays Bank The Financial Times The Prudential Assurance Company Limited World Cruise Summer Holiday Excursions Droitwich Australia Multiple Display Advertising Items City Chatter Business Broadening—Small Investors in Home Rails—Music Hall Shares—Canadian Mines to the Fore Answers to Correspondents Money Market Indebtedness to the Bank Repaid Nobel Industries Billion Profits and Dividend Increased Income-Tax Queries Great Eastern Train Ferries Company Meeting "Luvisca" The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. Harrogate Beauty Spots of the World Thos. Cook & Son. Ltd., Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel De Luxe American Cotton Irregular after a Strong Opening Exclusive Cable to "Sunday Times" New York Stock Market Reports and Notices Auction Bridge Chess Acrostics To-Day's Events Pratts Dunlop Tyres The Gramophone Company, Limited 'Allenburrys' Diet Pat-A-Cake The Dramatic World The Revival of the Music Hall The New Oxford. Monday, Sept. 1. The Co-Optimists, Palace Theatre. Tuesday, Sept. 2 "Mary Mary, Quite Contrary" Brixton A Light Comedy by St. John Brvine "The Bells" Savoy "Poppy" Gaiety A Musical Comedy Enquirer: Noah and the Ark To the Editor of the Sunday Times Plays and Players No Title The Galleries The New Forest Group Dickins & Jones The World of Music Musical Therapy The Week's Music The Promenade Concerts From Our Own Correspondent: Our Paris Letter Paris and Geneva General Disappointment "Mr. Macdonald's Nebulous Ideas" French Vaudeville To the Editor of the Sunday Times Now Ready Eveleigh Nash & Grayson, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items The World of Books Agriculture & Industry under the Tudors Tudor Economic Documents. Vol.: Agriculture and Industry. Edited by R. H. Tawney and Eilsen Power. (Longmans 15s.) Our Wonderful Ships The Exile of Amerongen "A Field-Marshal's Memoirs." From the Diary Correspondence, and Reminiscences of Allered, Count von Waiderses. Condensed and translated by Frederick Whyte. (Hutchinson. 18s.) How Not to Do It "Stephen Crane: A Study in American Letters." By Thomas Beer. With an Introduction by Joseph Conrad. (Heinemann. 10s. 6d.) Woman in World History "Woman in World History; Her Place in the Great Religions." By E. M. White. (Herbert Jenkins. 8s. 6d.) New Fiction "The Romance of the River" Hodder and Stoughton Limited Cassell's Heinemann's List Methuen & Co., Ltd. Contraception Multiple Display Advertising Items The Philosophy of a Painter "The Science and Practice of Oil Painting By Harold Speed. (Chapman and Hall 21s.) The Fight against Cruelty "A Century of Work for Animals: A History of the R. S. P. C. A. 18241924." By Edward G. Fairholme and Wellesley Pain (Murray. 7s. 6d.) Duke of Wellington "The Letters of the Duke of Wellington to Miss J., 1834-1851." (T. Fisher Unwin. 10s. 6d.) De Maupassnat The Works of Guy de Maupassanat. Vol. II "A Life." Translated by Marjorie Laurie. (Werner Laurie. 7s. 6d.) British and American Imperialism "The Greatest Experiment in History." By Sir Edward Grigg. (Humphrey Milford. 11s. 6d.) The Revival of Architecture "Regional Architecture of the West of England." By A. E. Richardson and C. Lovett Gill. (Benn. £2 5s.) The Macdonald Hamlet "The Tragedie of Hamlet." By George Macdonald. (Allen and Unwin. 8s. 6d.) Books & Writers A Selection for the Library List Figures in Modern Literature. By J. B. Priestleu. (Bodiey Head, 7s 6d.) The Dickens Encyclopeadia. By Arthur L. Hayward. (Routirdge. 15s.) Leaps and Bounds By W. Pett Ridge (Mills and Boon 7s. 6d.) Kant on the Moral Life. By Prof. J. W. Scott. (Black. 10s) English Undefiled "A Grammar of Spoken English on a Strictly Phonetic Basis." By Harold E. Palmer. (Heffer. 12s. 6d.) From our Own Correspondent: Irish Boundary Backwash of the Treaty The Need for Peace Student: Robespierre To the Editor of the Sunday Times Hutchinson's The Green Hat John Lane the Bodley Head Ltd. Borneo Peter was Married Majestic Mystery Derry & Toms A Wanderer's Notebook Winchester War Cloister Retired, South African: To the Editor Debenham & Freebody Harrods Industiralism in America II.—ELIMINATION of Waste Ford's Achievements Men, Women, and Memories At Vichy—Sir Paul Chater—H. W. Massingham Autolycus: "The Town": Men and Intimacies Manners Makyth Man An English Asset The Pilgrim Harrods Hamptons The Bystander Lea & Perrins' Sauce Multiple Classified Advertising Items Connaught Club Sunday Times Security the Issue France and the British Premier The Trade Unions and the Bolshevists The R. A. F. Geneva and World Peace Problem of Security Mr. Macdonalds Nebulosities A Left Wing for Conservatism The Civil War in China British Interests and Bolshevist Plan Anglo-French Decision on Arbitration New Basis for Peace Acclaimed by League Assembly Mr. Macdonald's Speech Agreement with M. Herriot after All-Night Negotiations From our Special Correspondent: Emotional Scenes at the Assembly "A Great Step" M. Herriot on the New Resolution By our Diplomatic Correspondent: "New Diplomacy" Airing Differences in Public From our Own Correspondent: French Criticism Mr. Macdonald's Policy of "England First" German War Guilt Protest to the World Withdrawn Sequel to M. Herriot's Representations Soldiers and Peace Maharajah of Bikaner's Eloquent Plea Reuter: Back to the Ruhr Return of Expelled Germans No Paris Bull Fights S. P. C. A Threatens Forcible Prevention Ex. Tel. Spec: Italy's Air Force British and U. S. Example to Be Followed Exchange: Russo-German Oil Agreement Disclosing English Interest The Fighting in China Reported Rout of Kiangsu Troops Governor's Offer for Rival's Head Bribes to Those who Desert The Green Goddess End of Play that Ran for a Year The Russian Treaty Scaffolding Collapse Second Man Dies from Injuries Special Features on Other Pages By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes The Fake Treaty Its Defeat Probable Livy's Lost Books Official Confirmation of Discovery Italian Interests to Be Safeguarded Reuter: South Africa Dominion Conference Decision Reuter: Lord Lytton Upheld Settlement of Indian Temple Dispute Reuter: Greek Airman Killed Crash while Performing Dangerous Feats Ex. Tel. Spec: Archduchess Dead Daughter of Francis Joseph of Austria Shell Reuter: Vanloads of Flowers Millionaire's Fere for the Prince Thousand Guests at Dance H. R. H. And the Camera Mam The Polo "Test" Match Postponed Untid Tuesday New Light on Flat Treagedy Strange Features of Mysterious Affair Girl's Association with Wealthy Man Japanese Destroyers for Amoy Reuter: American Loan for Ruhr Mines 10 per Cent Interest Moroccan Fighting Spanish Troops Fall Back Exchange: Warrant for Firpo U. S. Move on Deportation Question Late News Venice and the Goldola Socialism from Capitalists Minister of Healths Prediction Reuter: World Flight U. S. Airmen Reach Boston Motorist's Denial To Appeal against Sentence for Drunkenness State-Aided Hospitals Reuter's Special Service: End of U. S. Airmen's World-Flight Pandemonium in Boston Reuter: Mr. J. H. Thomas' Tour Zululand's Wonderful Prospects Reuter: Earthquake in East Two Hours Shock Recorded in Italy Peer's Son Fined Motor-Driving Licence Suspended "Black Maria" Collapse Prisoners Quietly Walk into Relief Vans A Surprise for Liberals Getting Hold of the Banks A Labour Aspiration Exchange: General's Peril Two Attemps on Life in a Week Reuter: Five Killed in Factory Fireworks Manufacturers' House Blown up Georgia Revolt Count Andronicoff Arrested Imperial and Foreign Items Goochs Peter Robinson New Wool Frocks Court Circular Doncaster House Parties Marriages Funeral Church Bazaars Why Cardinal Bourne Changed his View "Bond of Charity" Wembley Crush Women Faint in Rush for 1S, Gates Battle of the Ants Army of the Left Wins the Day What is a Charabanc? Folkestone's Disklike Makes Hythe Raise Question Healthy Battersea Death-Rates: New Low Records Helping the Hospitals Saturday Fund Flag Day in London Finger Print Expert Retires "Tea-Cup Candidate" Second Silver Wedding Settlers for Canada Cambridge Blue's Big Estate Leaves £65,700 and No Will Dealers Love for House Liverstock Shows Record Entries in West Riding Channel Swim Fails English Girl's Plucky but Unavailing Effort Sir William Treloar's Memory A Missing Engraving Secret of Old Inn New Sugar Beet Factory By our Meteorological Expert: Bright Periods in the South Weather's Vagaries to Continue Rain in the West London and England—Light armoderate easterly winds; mainly cloudy, butsome bright periods; local rain or drizzle at times; visibility moderate; little change of temperature Strike at Hospital Edical Chief Appeals for Public Aid News in Brief The New Silks John Barker and Compy Ld Harvey Nichols Sundour Hutton's Quick, Easy Way to Stomach Health Court and Society A Woman's Corner Market-Baskets On Tuesday morning, about six o'clock, one of the patrol on the Hammersmith road Peter Robinson Graphic Harrods Savoy Chapel "Royal" A Famous Scholar's View Chaucer's Marriage All-British Loaf Competition at Bakers' Exhibition Tattoo to Stay? Wembley Authorities Asked for Extension From our Own Correspondent: Humble Importer of Portland Cement World Wide Tribute at Centenary Anglo American Link Mining Damage Royal Commission in Scotland Science of Printing London School Reopens this Month Tube Extensions Speeding up the Work on the Surrey Side Barracks Looted Attack on 100 Years Old Artillery Depot Ulster's R. N. V. R Mr. Rudyard Kipling's Message From our Own Correspondent: Labour's Fiscal Policy Trade Union Congress Refuses Inquiry Defence of Strike Wepon New Council Prominent Labour Men Elected Tramcar Smash Two Injured in London Collision Killed at Crossing Motor-Cars Dash through Railway Gate Indian and English Artists Allotments the Best War Legacy Sir Kingsley Wood on a New Charter 800,000 New Holdings Winning Balloons Long Flights from a London Flower Show Sunlight Soap Columbia Records Wincarnis The Daily Chronicle No Coercion of Ulster Sir R. Horne on the Irish Problem Facts to Be Faced From our Own Correspondent: Plebiscite Demand Ationalists to Start a Campaign Green Ghost Story Housands Watch House Every Night Mail and Shipping News Reuter: "No Independence in Isolation" President Coolidge on U. S. World Policy Help Germany Plea Labour Capitalists Step Which Would End Socialism Schooner Overdue Anxiety for Safety of 122 Passengers Abroad Steamer across River Fairway to Bristol Docks Obstructed 100-Mile Trek in Spain British Schoolboys Return after Month's Holiday Farmer Gored by Bull "Are we Worse off?" Motor Bandits £500 Booty Wages Clerk Robbed in West End Assailants Decamp Brill and Mutton Story of a Railway Luncheon Auctions and Estates Manor with Literary Associations Utilised a Used Stamp Folkestone Visitors' Plea Accidents in the Air Force Ministry's Reply to Criticisms No Unsage Machines in Use Combustible Cargo Supposed Cause of Fire on Steamer Earl and Dawes' Plan No Ill Effect on Trade or Reparations "Buffaloes" at Wembley Eighty Lodges in March past Farmer Shot Fought Three Men Armed with Revolvers Woman Drowned in Well Boy's Body Carried to Sea Reville Multiple Display Advertising Items Put Summer Warmth in your Home How to Stop Head Noises Good Advice for Those who Fear Deafness More Football Surprises Chelsea's Bombshell—Another Good Day for London Clubs—Visiting Teams Gain Points By our Special Correspondent: Wood's Two Goals Arsenal's Solidarity Beats Liverpool By a Correspondent: Orient's Good Form Another Convincing Win By a Special Correspondent: South Africa's Six Amateur Football Fine Display against Wimbledon Isthmian League Athenian Matches Four Goals for Enfield Spartan Games Newcomers Beaten at Romford Custom House Routed Clapton Win West Ham Charity Cup Opening of the Season The Rugby Game Cardiff's Easy Task Reuter's Special Service: British Rugby Tour Success against Border Team All Blacks' First Match Preparing for a Strenuous Season F. A. Cup-Ties Player's Leg Broken at Aylesbury Royal Canoe Club Rowing Successful Autumn Meeting Walton town Regatta Polo West Somerset Tournament Hudson Limited Dhevans & Co Ltd Fiat Bulloch, Lade & Co, Ltd Brooklands Motor Matters Petrol Prices down Reduction in Cost of Cars Sports Items From our Own Correspondent: Important Athletic Meetings Many Olympic Runners Compete Champions at Wycombe Fast Time in Open Sprint Sprint Attracts 118 Reuter: All-British Final in U. S. A Golf Tolley Surprised North Foreland Juvenile Championship Le Vack's Great Race Motor Cycling 200 Miles with One Stop Ulster Grand Prix J. Craig's Fast Time Cycling Championships White's Great Win at Herne Hill Rifle Shooting Keen Contests in "Printers Bisley" Swimming Boxing Burnham Week Yachting Good Racing on First Day From Our Own Correspondent: Clyde Season Ends Club Cricket Results Bowls Bright Festival Cricket Day of Keen Play.—Rhodes' Wonderful Record.—Lancashire's Effort From our Own Correspondent: Clever Bowling Allen Confounds the Players Hastings Festival Big Innings by Hardinge Public Schools Cricket Fine Fielding and Bowling at Lord's Close Finish Halloes Scores Century against England An Exciting Game Young Kent Amateurs Beaten by 9 Runs Cricket Averages From our Own Correspondent: Miss Betty Nuthall's Success Lawn Tennis A Young Player of Promise Reuter: Davis Cup Australia Beats France Motor Boats Buick Lendrum & Hartman Ltd British Petrol Racing Notes The Tragedy of this Week's St. Leger Shrivelled Race Doncaster's Great Week From our Racing Correspondent: Thrilling Struggle Yesterday's Racing Kwannon Wins by a Head Official Scratchings Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harrods Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Potters Bar Ernest Owers, Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Dixon and Co. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ernest Owers Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Goddard and Smith Central London Building Co., Ltd. Leslie Raymond Multiple Classified Advertising Items
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