IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 20137, 30 March 1929, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ANN! VKII3AHI I'lS, - ..March - I' I (-Surrender oi Pans. IH-Knd ill (Tinman War. lilt HI.--1 tea 11l 111 IHIIKJIIS War COITP«purulent, Archibald Korhe-c .1910.. ->"<■)!j>r‘iin destroyed hy Lieutenant I {l;l 111 ! <J) i. 11MS. Big Beilim bum bn ni"il Ban*. ■ AJardi Jl.1712. Peace oi I, trecb 1.. I*l I.—-Allies eider Baris niter tlmvilia ! 1 ol Napoleon. ill It 1 .--I’i n■! i assumes supreme coml!i;iml mi liii l Western I'Vonl. 192 I.- -M i net -' strike in .Britain, The ordinary woman never asked Inr sev epnaiily. hut had it thrust upon her.--. Mis-, Isabel Jeans. Politician.-, lake no interest in eugenic* because r lie unborn have no votes.—-Ilean I nee. Britain now lias, one motor velnclo to every uventy-three ol population, and on driving . license to every mimic ui person-. At your (able let, tempera nee preside, Buddv health a companion you'll emiMantly have; Ami contentment will sit by her side If you drink Dewar’s Imperial... The popularity ol the London Xoo shows no sigll of waning. The attendances in 192* mi inhered 2.■‘>2*1,92*, against 2.155.2 US m 1927. During the first six months Unit Die new Mine. Tussniwl’s exhibition was open to the public l,UoU,ouil pec.yle. paid tor admission. Last year 2.865.31)7 dog licenses wer# Is-ned in Br.itain. compared with I 833.140 in 192.1. In 1885 only 9US ; U9L wore issued.