EDITH CAVELL MEMORIAL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE IRISH TIMES. Sir, —The Committee the Edith Cavell Irish Memorial have unanimously decided that tho most practical method of perpetuating the memory cf that gallant woman would the endowment of bed in the Royal

Lady Edith Foxwell The Lady Edith Foxwell, beautiful descendant of the Irish Earls of Cavan, spends the greater part of every year in London, where her delightful home forms a perfect background for her exquisitely groomed peachesand-cream loveliness

Lady Edith Foxwell The Lady Edith Foxwell, beautiful descendant of the Irish Earls of Cavan, spends the greater part of every year in London, where her delightful home forms a perfect background for her exquisitely groomed peachesand-cream loveliness

Lady Edith Foxwell The Lady Edith Foxwelt, beautiful descendant of the Irish Earls of Cavan, spends the greater part of every year in London, where her delightful home forms a perfect background for her exquisitely groomed peachesand-cream loveliness

bound Rotterdam at 9.7 a.m. 6.M.T— Have picked up Arthur Richard Loader, addrpss Portsmouth Sailing Club, adrift in boat Edith. Boat Edith left drifting in position 16 miles oS Owers light vessel at 8.55 a.m. G.M.T. to-day.’ A spokesman at Portsmouth Sailing

She did net for moot, ate arid Neither did Edith touch that meat. There wte ana to ant It exoset Edith, ate mm in the house hot the witness, tte deceased. Witnem saw tte alenk fryingpan in the kitchen. Edith heim rim them. Too did not what ate mas deing

to commit herself, the author allows Edith only a secondary role. In the second book. she is the protagonist, and she falls 13 love with a character much more strongly drawn than the other puppets in the talc. Edith refuses to leave her silly husband for

EDITH CAVELL Sir—l writing a hie Edith Cavcll. and believe that she helped a number soldiers from Irish regiments. I would very much like to hear Irom anv soldier whom she sheltered, from the relatives of any soldier she helped. Ml Icr.eis will acknowledged

from 11• I to 104 after laying the colt to lose £6.000. Leading prices are 5-1 Aunt Edith. 6-1 Nelcius and Danseur. Earlier. Turnouts were circulating that Aunt Edith might not run. but last night these were teemed to be unfounded.

Telegranh—Edith Crag. Standard—Edith Crag. Advertiser—Blochsmith. Daily MaiI—EDITH CRAG.* Daily News—Edith Crag. Morning Leader—Edith Crag. Morning Herald—Cydada. Graphic—Edith Crag. To-day's Evening Star—Edith Crag. day’s Even ttj