September 30th, 1920. I was glad to receive your letter, dated September 7th, 1920, for which many thanks. I think it a splendid idea that the two Associations should co-operate and assist each other. The Association is just settling down again in this country, it having been gr

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F. R. G (Author of the " Chess Bouquet.'.') 11 R. T. H. BILLINGTON (the hero of a hundred fights) writes: " Thanks for kind enquiry re problem. Sorry unable to oblige just at yresent—' biz brisk.'" __ _ ... .. However, here is one of Mr. A. G. Fellows' old-timers, b dedicated to

Temperance is making substantial progress in Egypt. It is a well-known fact that the Moslems as a rule are theoretically dry, but in many instances practically wet. Recently, however, renewed opposition to the liquor traffic is manifesting itself in many parts of Egypt. Gallini

A critic was discussing John Singer Sargent, the artist, and remarked: " They say he painted a cobwl on a ceiling once, and it was so natural that the mai' wore herself out, trying to brush it off." " What you say about the naturalness of the cobweb may be perfectly true," retor

John Bunton was certainly a steady man; he'd been steady all his life. But he was a bit too steady for Clara Hopkins. They had been engaged to he married fifteen years, and still he had never asked her to name the happy day. One evening John called in a romantic frame of mind, a

It was with very sincere regret the Council of the Association heard of the death of Major Glover. He had been in failing health for some time, but kept his keen interest in the R.A.T.A. until the very last. Early in June Major Glover's symptoms became more serious and an operat

Officer (engaged in drawing up a will for Jock, about to go overseas): " But, hang it, man, you surely haven't got all this money to leave to your relations ? Jock: " Ah ken that a' richt, Sorr ; but ah just want tae impress them wi' ma goodwill! " Much alarm has been caused in

A friendly young person named Florrie Said she'd drive me to town in a lorry; But her,zeal and goodwill Much exceeded her skill, And we ended our drive in a quarry." rec., 22 sch acc Stu( Peti