News from 16/08/1925
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G. C. Alletson (Major), Hugh Quigley, Auriol Barran, Sir Henry Maybury, Bellarena, W. A. James, T. G. Martin, A. Boyce Shaw M. A. (Lond), Yarborough, Rt. Hon. T. P. O'connor M. P., Kathleen Lee, T. Waldron, Arthur Norman, J. M. Bulloch, R. Pontifex, Helena Normanton, R. J. Robert Financial Editor, E. V. Lucas, Harold Cox, Frank Rutter, P. Burghard, J. Wallace, Edmund Jackson, Dr. Arthur Shadwell, Edmund Gosse, Alban Atwood, George C. Stead, A. E. M., F. A. Chess, H. C. Minchin, E. J. Durrant, C. H. K., Richard Brooke, L. Van Vliet, H. Askew, Genealogist, J. F. Tattersall, Brodie Fraser, G. F. De Zoete, Vedette, T. H. L. Hony, M. D., Sholto O. G. Douglans, Alban Doran, H. F., H. Savage, O. S. Collison (Col.), Maitland Davidson, W. H. Bingham, Charles B. Cochran, Priscilla E. Moulder, Ewen H. Smith A. M. I. N. A., Henry Murray, Henry Graham, A. W. Fitzsimmons, H. W. Yoxall, (Rev.) C. W. Porter, Rex Clements, Fitzroy Gardner (Major), Fredk G. Haynes,
ResumoMultiple Classified Advertising Items Marshall & Snelgrove The Financial Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Watney Combe Reid & Co Company Meetings A Prosperous Year City Chatter Cheerful Markets—Overseas Banking—Brewery Shares—Mining Vitality—Oil Features—Recovering Rubbers Answers to Correspondents Rubber Prices Tendency to Ease on Reduced Buying London Produce Moderate Inquiry for Refined Sugar Income-Tax Queries Mitchells & Butlers, Limited Company Meetings The Benefit of Large Stocks Mr. W. Waters Butler on Licensing Reform Good Prospects for the Current Year Union Cold Storage Another Prosperous Year Money Market Ease after Early Stringency National Bank of South Africa Adoption of the Fusion Scheme Recommended A New Rubber Trust American Cotton Values Advance on Covering Exclusive Cable to the "Sunday Times" Reuter: Produce Markets Berlin Bourse Auction Bridge Holiday Rubbers Reports and Notices Chess The British Petrol Delco-Light Co. L. N. E. R. The British Touring Club R. S. Steamship Co., Ltd. Debenam & Freebody The Dramatic World Plays and Players August 17.—Everyman:"Mirandolin." Savoy:"Lightnin" August 19.—Garrick:"Cobra" La Goulue A Reminiscence of "Gay Paree" Broadcasting To-Day's Programmes Acrostics To-Day's Events The Churches Mail and Steamship News (From Lloyd's, August 15) Cricket Ethics The "L. B. W." Law Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Aeolian Co., Ltd. Machells Bencer's Food Crawford's Biscuits Multiple Classified Advertising Items The World of Music The Week's Music Matchless Lighters Fresh Glimpses of Cowper "The Unpublished and Uncollected Letters of William Cowper." Edited by Thomas Wright. (Farncombe. 10s. 6d.) The Far North-West "Alaska: An Empire in the Making." By John J. Underwood. (The Bodley Head. 12s. 6d.) Some Lessons from History "Anglo-Saxon Unity and Other Essays." By C. A. Brooke Cunningham. (Selwyn and Blount. 10s. 6d.) A New Type of Guide Book "The Mountains of Snowdonia." a Symposium. Edited and compiled by H. R. C. Carr and G. A. Lister. (The Bodley Head. 25s.) From our Own Correspondent: Irish Trade Position Remarkable Figures "Invisible" Exports and Imports The Galleries Art in Manchester "Good Gracious!" To the Editor of the Sunday Times The British Charities Association Hodder & Stoughton Ltd. Heinemann Multiple Display Advertising Items The World of Books Blake "The Writings of William Blake." Edited in 3 volumes by Geoffrey Keynes. (The Nonesuch Press. £5 17s. 6d.) The Infancy of our Infantry "British Light Infantry in the Eighteenth Century." An Introduction to "Sir John Moore's System of Training." By Colonel J. F. C. Fuller, D. S. O. (Hutchinson. 10s. 6d.) The Art of Living "Healthy, Wenthy, and Wise" By Arnold F. Graves. (Methuen. 6s.) How Bucks is Christened "The Place-Names of Buckinghamshire." By A. Mawer and F. M. Stenton. (Cambridge University Press. 18s.) Methuen & Co., Ltd. John Lane the Bodley Head Ltd Hurst & Blackett, Ltd. Hodder & Stoughton Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Jonathan Cape Lauries List Life's Little Worries—1 Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent & Co., Ltd Cassell's Weekly A Marvellous Woman "The Crice of the Deserts." By Madame Paule Henry-Bordeaux. (Hurst and Blackett. 12s. 6d.) An American in Galilee "Hilltops in Galilee." By Harold Speakman. (Methuen. 10s. 6d.) Mr. Baring's "Translations" "Translations Ancient and Modern." With Originals. By Maurice Baring. (Heinemann. 6s.) Nature in Art and Letters "Italian Landscape in Eighteenth-Century England." By Elizabeth Wheeler Manwaring, Ph. D. (Oxford University Press. 14s.) Milton and Coleridge "The Poems of John Milton." Arranged in Chronological Order, with a Preface by H. J. C. Grierson, F. B. A. (The Florence Press: Chatto and Windus. 12s. 6d.) "Coleridge: Poetry and Prose." Edited By H. W. Garrod. (Clarendon Press. 3s. 6d.) A Panorama of London "Introducing London." By E. V. Lucas. (Methuen. 2s. 6d.) London Vignettes "The London Comedy." By C. P. Hawkes. (Medici Society. 7s. 6d.) New Fiction Roman Folkestone "Roman Folkestone: A Record of Excavation of Roman Villas, at East Wear Bay." By S. E. Winbolt. (Methuen. 8s. 6d.) Books & Writers A Selection for the Library List Story of British Sporting Prints. By Captain Frank Siltzer (Hutchinson, 30s.) The Dawn of European Civilisation. By V. Gordon Childe (Kegan Paul, 16s) The Ring of Straw. By Lady Norah Bentinck (Hurst and Blackett, 7s. 6d.) Roman Folkestone. (By S. E. Winbolt (Methuen, 3s. 6d.) The Choir Invisible "The Faculty of Communion." By Edith Lyttelton. (Longmans, Green. 4s. 6d.) A Great Explorer "Magellan." By Arthur Sturgess Hildebrand. (Cape. 10s. 6d.) Hutchinson & Co. Hodder and Stoughton Ltd. John Long Ltd Skeffington & Son Robert Holden & Co., Ltd. Mary Glenn The East Coast Route from King's Cross Summer Excursions David Macbrayne, Ltd Harpic L. G. Sloan, Ltd. A Wanderer's Notebook Black, but Comely "Marylebone" Mr. Wells's Characters MacAulay on Gladstone The Misuse of "Née" A Strange Expedient A Land Agent: Land Drainage Mozart in London Ancient British Village of Chysanster Latter-day Oratory The Oldest Volunteer "The Brodrick Cap" "A Century of Socialism" Monardes and Clusius Fountain Pen: Stevenson's Epitaph "Dago" and "Gringo" "The Negro Breaks Through" Genealogist: Old Families Readers' Queries Life in Burma Plays that Last for Days Down the River Irawaddy "Da der Dichtung," etc. Problem of Power Coal & Electricity A National Survey To India by Steam Voyage of the Enterprise To-Day's Centenary Men, Women, and Memories Sir James Simpson—Lawson Tait—The Ex-Empress Charlotte—James O'kelly By Autolycus: "The Town": Men and Intimacies Sweated Goods Labour Party's Proposed Boycott Practical Difficulties Eno's Fruit Salt Dunlop Shell Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rolls Royce Limited Death An Independent Journal Britain and South America Pushing Empire Produce Our Chinese Failure French Railways Mr. Keynes's Query Home, Sweet Home The Reds and the Unions Labour and its Left Wing Outbidden by its Own Pupils By a Correspondent: Vanishing London The Foundling Hospital By a Medical Correspondent: Our Voluntary Hospitals Expansion Urged 10,000 More Beds 10,000 More Beds "London is Empty" Police Criticised in Sheppard Report Quicker Bail and a Revision of Methods Recommended Identification "Farce" K. C. On "Improper Treatment" at Vine Street The Report Rights of a Man under Arrest From our Own Correspondent: Express Drivers' Race for Bonus System Blamed for French Wrercks Three More Deaths Wreck near Paris All-Night Rescue Work from Samshed Coaches By our Diplomatic Correspondent: Italy and Afghans Diplomatic Rupture Imminent Reuter: Quebec Excutcheon Historic Relic Back in Canada Ex. Tel. Spec: Coal Price War German Fear of British Subsidy From our Own Correspondent: Moscow and the Pact Effort to Estrange Germany Bribe and Threat Banking on War in Far East Reuter: Belgian Approval Poland Welcomes New Agreement Reuter: Turks and Persia Crossing of the Fronter Denied Ex. Tel. Spec: Yacht's Escape Narrowly Missed by 10-In Shell Contents By our Political Correspondent: Political Notes Coal Commission Premier's Decision From our Own Correspondent: Sares in lieu of Wages £100,000 "Gift" by Herr Stinnes Sequel to Banks Refusal of Credit Central News: The Duke of York Suggested Visit in 1926 to Australia Reuter: Empire Banking Merger Welcomed in South Africa Central News: King Alfonso Safe Rumoured Attack on Life Denied Anthracite Strike Another Peace Meeting Arranged The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd. The Prince in Monte Video Banquet Speech on Uruguay British Link Wreath on tomb of the "Liberator" Reuter: Loans in London Australia's Financial Council Ex. Tel. Spec: Mosoul Mission to London From our Own Correspondent: Business Call to Youth Well-Paid Posts for Right Men Avenues to Success Exchange: Relics of 2,000 B. C. Explorer's Discoveries in Imperial Tombs Reuter's Special Service: Battling Siki Ban Declared Undesirable Alien in Canada Imperial and Foreign Items Messrs Ca…s…ll and Co., Ltd Reuter: Waterworks Stopped by Flood Plight of Lahore Serious Inundations in Northern India Central News, Reuter: Lull in Morocco Spanish Forces Being Reinforced Reuter, Ex. Tel. Spec: Inter-Allied Debts French Suggestion for Joint Action Ex. Tel. Spec: Anglo-Portuguese Debts Reuter: Secret Documents Soviet Discovery in Admiralty Flat Reuter: British Gold for Austria Ex. Tel. Spec.: Late News A Famous London Street From our Own Correspondent: Irish Doctors' Register New Decree by Free State to Stop "Export" Full Coal Inquiry Col. Lane Fox Defends the Government Reuter: Homes by the Sea From our Own Correspondent: Claimant to Many Millions Romantic Story of Two Brothers British United Press: Professor Bergson Illness Reported to Be Serious Reuter: Trial Flight Mishap Aeroplane Engine Smashed by Propeller Reuter: British Warships for Tangier Foreign-Made War Memorial Criticism of London Architect Reuter: Russian Academy Foreign Savants at the Celebrations Roads "up" New List of Works and Dates of Completion Reuter: Airmen's Vain "S. O. S." Fatal Smashes on the Road Collision with Lorry Kills Two Men Reuter: Five People in Motor Crash Englishwoman Injured in France Lad's Heroism at Fire Saved Half of his Family—Two Lives Lost From our Own Correspondent: Shots in Country House Son's Story of his Father's Death Inquest Evidence Our reader, will considerably assist the Publisher and Court Circular Wedding Fashions for Autumn Catholic Confederation The King Starts for Scotland Week-End Stay with Princess Mary Cheered by Holiday Crowd at Eusion Originality Rare Report on Industrial Designing Contests Conference of Clergy Reservation of Sacrament to Be Discussed "Flag" Sellers Wanted Harvest Home Revival Private "Zoo" Sold Band Festival Test-Piece Chief Scouts "Pow-Wow" Camp Talk to Boys of All Nations The Spirit of Peace Road Crush Curable Sir Henry Maybury on Hampered Board Holiday High Tide Stations Full of Going and Returning Crowds Oxford Circus Tube New Booking Hall Open To-Day Children's "Paradise" Invalid Cricketer Better Tattoo Rehearsals Found after 40 Years Light on the Pointsman Recluse's Fortune of £17,295 "Not One Farthing for Family" Quaint Wish in Will Electrification Tests New Southern Train Section Opens in December M. P.'s 700-Mile Tour Ostriches for Dublin Indian Chiefs Go Home His Own Builder Lived in Five Reigns Notable Abbey for Sale By our Meteorological Expert: Fair and Warm Weather to Be Fine for Some Days Scotish Showers More R. A. F. Pilots New Recruiting Plan for Reserve Premier's Holiday Eve of Departure Visit to Wembley News in Brief John Barker and Company Ltd Harvey Nichols Spenwood Heels Ardente Acoustique Hammond's Ltd Jose Collins Court and Society Cross-Word Puzzle No. 34 Crepe or Velvet Afternoon Frocks By Pandora: A Woman's Corner Unspoiled England The Ideal Village For the Seaside Hope Brothers Ltd. Allen & Hanburys Ltd. Stephen Smith & Co., Ltd. Druce & Co., Ltd. M. P.'s Collapse in Station Coroner's Ve Dict of "Natural Causes" Heart Failure Training of Nurses Important Changes under New Rules Damaged Lightship East Goodwin Boat Must Go to Port for Repair Sir Walter Scott From our Own Correspondent: Fourfold Tragedy of River Distracted Mother's Rash Act Boy's Vivid Account of Sister's Rescue Straphanging Ban Conductor Fined and a Fare Summoned Empire Purchases Suggested Formation of Women's Committees A Maskelyne Holiday Love-Letter of Quatations Read in Schoolmaster's Case at Bow Street "Copied from Book" Anglo-Indians Lord Birkenhead Asked to Define their Status Less Work and More Pay Objects of the "National Minority Movement" Suspect on Church Roof New Air Route to India Imperial Airways Agreement Subsidy £87,000 A-Year Reuter: Drama of Air War Argentiono's Fate Fighting the Riffs Chinese Tariffs Proposed Plan to Check Extremists Reuter's Special Service: Bandit's Revenge Informer and his Wife Shot Dead Reuter: U. S. Fleet in N. Z Welcomed on Ground Trodden by the King Central News: "Evolution" Sequel Mr. Scopes's Sister Dismissed from School Milton Anglo-American Oil Company, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Motor Matters "Cruelty" to Cars Evil Effects of Overloading St. Andrews Tournament Golf Surprise in the Final Royal St. David's Meeting By our Yachting Correspondent: Great Ocean Race Yachting 600 Miles' Course Twickenham Yacht Club Army Athletes Team Championship Records Rifle Shooting Bowls Kingston tournament Central News: Wightman Cup Lawn Tennis British Ladies Do Well Reuter's Special Service: Davis Cup Australia's Doubles Victory Naval Champions Multiple Display Advertising Items Hobbs's Triumph in Sight Nine Runs Wanted—Shock for Champions—Hallows' Feat From our Own Correspondent: The Road to Success How Hobbs Got his Runs Notts Doing Well Staples Worries Middlesex Batsmen Warwick's Lead Howell Gets Seven Northants Wickets Cheap Wickets Batting Failures at Bradford Yorkshire Ahead Lancashire Leading Hallows Carries Bat through First Innings Ireland's Collapse Wales Ahead with Eight Wickets in Hand Won by Seven Public Schools Cricket Schools XI. Just Beat Exiles Century by Woolley Kent in Commanding Position at Cheltenham Many Cheap Wickets Two Innings Yield 163 Runs at Bournemouth Reuter's Special Service: Australian Ladies in Holland Deauville Tournament Polo Crocodiles Win Opening Tie By a Correspondent: Century-Makers A Wonderful List Club Cricket Results Fiat Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items 200 Miles Races at Brooklands Motoring World Records Broken Athletics Lady Champion Beaten Thirty Sculling Heats Rowing A Dead-Heat World's Cycling Championships Alden Injured in Twelfth Heat By "Birdseye": Racing Notes New Interest in the Race for the St. Leger Ebor Handicap Weights Official Scratchings From our Racing Correspondent: Surprise at Windsor Yesterday's Racing Green Fire's Hollow Win Ex. Tel. Spec, Reuter's Special Service: Boxing Association Football Scottish League Swimming Another British Hockey Win Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harrods Ltd. The British and Continental Estates, Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Leslie Raymond Multiple Classified Advertising Items Leslie Raymond Multiple Classified Advertising Items
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