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MISCELLANEOUS.
AfIHHION Hofie.—Young women in trouble received * with kind, motherly care. Maternity Hospitals. Strealham and Camlierwell. Ilesident midwives with medical attendance; terms moderate.—Write Mission of Hope. Brighton-chamber*, 32. Denman-*t. London Bridge. S.E. Comic Postcards. B
02 May 1915 - Sunday Mirror - London, London, England
CLEMENCEAU CHOSEN
AS PRESIDENT. France's `Great Young Man' in Conference Chair. NO WASTE OF TIME. PARIS, Saturday Night. M. Memenceau was unanimously elected President of the Peace Conference.—Reuter. Earlier messages describing the opening of the Conference stated that the sixty-seven delegates
19 January 1919 - Sunday Mirror - London, London, England
A TRIBUTE TO FRANCE.
After M. Poincare had left, M. Clernenceau announced that the order of the day called for the appointment of a permanent president of the conference. President Wilson, who immediately rose, said in English : " I have the honour to propose as permanent president the French Premie
19 January 1919 - Sunday Mirror - London, London, England
PLENTY OF MARMALADE.-A "s wick-girl," who took part in protest parades in London ye day. They took care to march
the Ministry of Food.
19 January 1919 - Sunday Mirror - London, London, England
MEETING OF STRIKERS.—Upwards of 1,000 hands have "downed tools" at an aerodrome near. Hitchin, the dispute having arisen out of
an alleged statement that a one-armed .discharged man, Mr. J.: Clarke (inset), 'was only employed out of . '" charity."--(Exclusive to the Sunday Pictorial.) F: l ' . . 3
19 January 1919 - Sunday Mirror - London, London, England
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