GENERAL MANGIN
(Rec. April •.(, 8 p.m.)
, „ . , Pans, April 3. ~ General Mangin has relurnctr from tho Ahmo command—Aus.-N.Z. Cable A«n
Mr. Albert Kingsbury, of Philadelphia, lias presented to the University of Manchester the sum of 452000 for the endowment, of an Osbomo Reynolds Scholarship. Iho gift springs fism Mr. Kingsbury s desire to record his appreciation ot tho debt which he as a, man of business owes to the scientific researches of the lato Professor of .Engineering at Manchester. The Vice-Chancellor (Sir Henry Miers) in announcing Mr.'Kitigsbury's gift cm trasted the readiness' of American business men lo forward research and university endowments with the lack of appreciation on the part of British manufacturers in the past, of their indebtedness to puro science.
Some peoplo endure tho tortures if toothache rather than go to the Dentist. Timo was when ono hail good reasons for this procrastination, but not now—if the Dentist is AV. V. Sonimerville. All his work is absolutely painless, whether if bo fillings, extractions, or crowning. Moderate t'oos. Consult "Tho Careful ;Deutist," Molesworth Street,—Advt, - ; •
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 164, 5 April 1919, Page 7
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174GENERAL MANGIN Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 164, 5 April 1919, Page 7
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