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AND HIS DIMINUTIVE STARS GEORGE & OLIVE THE RAGE OF AMERICA !

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Colonel C. C. Leveson-Gower, vicechairman of the South Kensington branch, moved resolution deprecating the sponsoring of tour' Germany. Most the German people, he said, regarded the visits as instigated the British Government. It should remembered that some members of the Britis

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Mr. F. Johnson At tin* funnral Saturday of Mr. F'red Johnson. 69 (Wi.ly road. Fulham, was beautiful wrostli from family sGiivi.. I"'** day* Morn- h»*l -ufferod gaddeo horoavonijr' t«,v|>Uon»ny sa<l cir<*nmslam*es. The emblem was •• from Mr. ami Mis. Shoeamith and family. ■ Early

Discuss Bench’s Decision on Hours Question the annual meeting of the Fulham an*l Sooth l.icenaoil Victuallers’ lV>tectiou Association -The Briunnim,” 515 Fulham-rood, on Wednesday, Mr. K. Q. PartHt was elected chairman, lie complimented the members on the *l>)cndi«l conduct then