stunned. And in stocky silence Joe eventually weal home with Edith. " Of mares, you're ashamed of me sow," he muttered; bat there was no trace of complaint in his tone, only a cold resignshon. But Edith shook her head. Her eyes were red with weeping, but she

- Mrs. Moore . Wasson . 'B7 (Mr. T . .. 1. M. Ken) . 17 BRIDGE STREET. BELFAST.PearI Ferguson 80 Miss Jones). reMunehen). Edith M. Hunter, A.T.C.L. Mr, James Dann. 'sob& E. Btewart, 86 (Princess Gardens School: Robert Gourley...ll (Miss M'Alister, Lame)

stunned. Mid in stony silence Joe eventually went home with Edith. "Of course, you're ashamed ef me now," he muttered; bat there was no trace of complaint is his tone, only a cold resignation. But Edith shook her head. Her eyes were red with weeping, but she

Pianoforte solo, Edith Bell; recitation,Teeny M'Clean; ]a display of sash drill No 1 team; dialogue. Perseverance wins. Molly Perry and Esther Barnes; solo and chorus. O dear, what can the matter be. soloists, Lizzie Wilson and Edith ; recitation, Audrey

Jameson—Lilyhill Little Cobweb Open bitch—l, A. Swan—Mi-Aroma; 2, Lady Edith Bess; S, Lady Edith Wyndham—Rose of the World of Sobam. Brace— Miss Sally Logan’s brace. Team—Lady Edith team. BLACK AND TAN TEBBIEBB (MINIATUBE) Novice dog or bitch —1, James

YACHTING. THE ROYAL ALFRED YACHT CLUB. EASY SUCCESS FOR LADY EDITH. The Na of two handicaps fur yachts over 10 Pm. resulted in an tatty win for Lady Edith ou Saturday. It may haw beam due to bOilk• extent to her higher sail plait, but .he actor gate her

Andrews. William E. Charles, Edith M. Oorby. Doreen Henderson, Nellie M‘ Koown. Solicitors' Apprentices’ Preliminary Examination. Patrick J. M'Nally (2nd place). Certificate Examinations, High Places Obtained. SKNIOR GRADE. Edith M. Derby —-"itli I’.iuh-

Graphic. Graduate Dog or Bitch-1, Lady Edith Wyndham—James of Soham; 2, Mrs. W. J. Jameson—Lilyhill Little Cobweb; 3. 11 iii Sally Logan—Little Pickwick. Open Dog--1, H. Lemon—Bullard Blue Imperial; 2 Lady Edith Wyndham—James of Soham ; 3, Mrs. W. J.

any death certificates. His work was satisfactory." Mrs. Catherine Edith Giese, of City Road. London, E.C.. said that she knew Kirkup as William Faulkner, who married her daughter Edith in 1920. Last October he told her that he had assumed the name "Kirkup

Work! He simply must find work! For months now he had stumbled along Oder the heavy burden of hardship and poverty, in which Edith, his wife, and Daisy, their baby girl, had more than borne their share. Desperation had driven him out of Norchester, where