MOUNT PIEASANT, WALTON. Siz-and-a-hal( miles from Stratford-on-Avon and Warwick, from Ettington Station, S.M.J.R.

Arbroath Town Council yesterday held a special meeting to fill up the vacancy at Council caused the death of Mr Geo. E. Smith, a representative of Abbev and Guthrie Port Ward. A letter was read from the Ward Committee recommending the appointment of Mr John Souttar, engine-drive

The Broughty Ferry Club promoted some interesting races Saturday, which good rowing was shown. The senior singles sculls championship (Stewart trophy) was won by P. Murray. In the senior double sculls, Messrs E. Ferguson and N. D. Robertson were the winners. I. Beat won the juni

Saturday of Mr John Blair, a well-known Arbroath mill manager, after a very brief illness. Mr Blair, who has passed away at the comparatively early age of 54 years had been in weak health for considerable time, but he was able to attend to his duties manager at Applegate Factory

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE AMOUNT LEFT OVER. Page Bombs Found in Garage, 3 Fire in Dundee Draper's Shop, 3 Sale? of Work in the District, Cellardyke Fishermen and Yarmouth Scheme, * Scottish M.P. Conducts Church , Service, ' Forfarshire Boy Sc

POSTMASTER-GENERAL CATCHES HIS ATTENDANTS NAPPING. How he caught Post Office attendants napping during a tour in the North of England was related on Saturday by Mr F. G. Kellaway, the Postmaster-General, when opened the new London Toll Exchange in Norwich Street, Fetter Lane. Ad

SEQUEL TO ARBUCKLE CASE. Angry Crowds Tear Down Comedian's Picture. A great wave of indignation is sweeping through America concerning the orgies of a coterie of film stars brought to light the revelations in the Fatty Arbuckle case. At the present moment the whole cinema indust

«S ED CTURCH , «S3Sr«J2?S3 the con ' the farBt da y revealed that the nrn, f re fully responding to ; 1383 ' There were large : • 8 both forenoon and tfevena.ncl the envelopes were re- n Ratifying numbers. Rev. James v , ' «ome Mission secretary, preached at services, and he com

pur There are now over cases poisoning at Clitheroe. Prince Mahmud Hamdi, th® brother, has died Cairo. ' lit Lloyd George is expected to arrive ington in November, sailing ° n pic on October 26. Thousands of English Boulogne yesterday by special great Anglo-French fete. In Berli

Women sonie Gaolbirds. The ordinary prison population is still per pent, below that at time of the outbreak of war, says Sir Evelyn Ruggles Brise, ehairman of the Prison Commissioners, in his book just published. " The fact is, stated a prominent prison official, that not only »